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Home My WebLink About1998-10-09 - Orange Coast Pilotr.- I • SE RVI NG THE NEWPORT-MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1998 Locals more divided on impeachment than House members After the House of Repre- sentatives voted Thursday to launch impeachment proceedings against Presi- dent Clinton, w e went to Fashion Island to ask peo- ple what they thought about the prospect of the president being removed from office. -Interviews by Amy Spurgeon, photos by Don Leach NOTEBOOK williom lobdell Parents plotting revolution in schools There's a quiet revolution going on inside the Newport- Mesa Unified School DJ.Strict. The silent coup is bemg led by an army of parents who have tired of stripped-down cumcu- luro, sagging test scores and dilapidated schools. They've -banded together and declared war on med.locnty at many of the distnct's 28 schools. Parents have run out of patience waiting for state and •local politicians to fix thetr luds' ~chools, so they've qwt com- plaining and started looking to themselves for solutions. The result has been tl grow~ 1ng number of nonproht founda- tions -run by parents and loved by teachers -that raise buckets or money and spend it :rtirectly at a particular school. Early results have been stun- '.ning. Corona del Mar High School Foundabon has raised more than :$1.75 million in the past three years. a flgure not achieved by '.some colleges. · TI.ny Newport Elementary has spavmed a foundation that has 'raised more than $422,000 m :two years, attracting kudos from . l , • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 8 INDEX QAS5lflD ____ ...... _.13 DAJllOOl -----··--2 POUC£ RES n-·· .. --.-2 '91 llJl1Cl5 __ .,._,,_ ....... 12 .. Sl"CllS ... " ................. 11 l ,, 11 • .10 . . "To judge our president for sex- ual misconduct is likP judgmg most of d.ll of our other presi- dents for the same thmg Clmton is doing a good JOb und the majority of the country feels he is. too. We'll be sorry one ddy 11 we take him <?Ul. Our Congress is a disgrace. He hds been good for the economy and now that he> is going through lhis, lhc:> C>cono- my is going to hell. We dre hurt- ing ourselves. The Moral Major- ity is flipping out. Who<>ver he.ls not sinned cast the fust stone • ~ "I thmk that his sexual miscon- [ duct is wrong, but we have all l sinned The real problem lS that "I think it 1s good, l>ecduse he ts ~ "I think it is stupid. l do~'t think the presidt!nt and he needs to i they should crux pnvatc life with uphold moral values no matter Jf : public life.• 1t 1s our business or not • · -Maura Lasater, 19, ! "l believe Pres1clenl Clinton i should be hPlcl up to the ~ame . Jaws that nonu1Jl C'ltizens are :· dCcountp.ble for. If I lied in a : court ot law, 1 would be hPld h e bed to us. He should be an extlmple for our country, and I am sure the other countries are ldu9hmg dt us. We are supposed to be thlS great country. His mornl conduct and lying to us is : wrong.• : -Lisa Wallace, 24, . Newport Beach -Christopher Lyon, SO, New port Beach -Lauren Skellern, 17, Newport Beach Newport Beach . .. , ... .............. 0 1 thmk they should ledve hlffi dlone l {e's domg good work They should let hun c:oncentrate on his ofhce work. I like hun. He's a good husband and fdthN. He·s no worse thdn the rest.· responsible and <,o should hP • -David Munce, 21 , Costa Mesa -Esthe r Kariukl, 58, Newport Beach City may purchase Balboa Theater • Newport Beach City Council will consider $480,000 purchdse at its meeting Monday night. JI \II I H H.\1,1.\\11 !kJiy fVol NEWPORT BEACH -Hoping to pimp· start the detenor.itmg Balbod Village, aty leaders have m~de an ofter to buy tht"' hi ..... tone Balbotl Theater. Sharon Wood, uss1stdnt city metna9er, Sdid the city has a h•ntatlvt."' agreement with Lido Isle resident John Wortmann, \\ ho~e famlly owns the Bdlb0ct Boulevard bwh.hng, to buy 1t lor $480,000 Wortmann on Thun>dd\ signed the dedl, whi>ch th~ Ctl\ Council \\il1 constdN t-.1on· day. • KIM HAUGERTY~L WM 'I' OT Founder Shirley Watts, right, helps parishioners from SL Matthews Church carry in donated items to FISH, an orga- nization,. that help people before they become homeless or hungry ln Newport Beach, Co ta Mesa and Irvine. "I'm redlly lookin9 forwa1d to thi~ Uung corrung to tru1llon for the good of the com- muruty," h • ~1d. II approved, the deal \\ ould do"e m 30 day , Wood -.aid. · Frie nds in d ee d Charitable group celebrates 30 years helping those in ne ed (bfy Aloi When Shirley Watts was in the hospi- tal 30 years ago, she I elt blessed to hav<' the support of f eUow church members to help look after tter four children and to bring food to her family. When she looked around tho ho pit<tl ward. she saw other people who weren't so lucky. Wdtts said she thought to hPr· self, "There should be some way the~e DATEBOOK people can ge t help also • That is when she d ecided to start the Costcl Mesd·bdSed Friends In Service to Humdruty, a support ne twork for those m need. "lo those ddys, we didn't have the community resources we have now.• Watt!> said. "There was a real need in the community for those types of thmgs" · In the past 30 yedl'l>, the need has grown and so bas the orgaru1ation. It 1 Way to go: Newport Beach hrehght· er.; and lifeguard will be recognized for thel.f i:.efVlce at tl beach party from 5 to 10 p .m. today at N<'wport Dun Waterfront Re.sort, 11 31 BoC'k Bay Onve, Newpo1 t Beach. The inaugural Newport Beach Pue and., Marine Department Appreciation event will be prcsentcrl by the N~wport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce and The Cornmodorc:s Club. The cocktail party will be cc1ppro off with a hrcworks show a nd bonfire. 'Tickc1£ are $25 pct per;on. for more mfonnation, ran 729-4400. 2 Lefi ~udd .. : A walkathon to hen ht Project Cudd! , a lOC'ul orgamzahon thnt hnds horn for 11nwent ~l and abandoned babi , W\ll lake plar et 9.30 ft.m . Satu rday et the Newport Dun Wtttcrfront R ort, 113 1 Back Bay Dave, Newport Beach . 'lkk ts ere S2S and Include luhch and a T• hirt. W<Xki· ·ut· bc>gan as a loo~ely organized cadre of 35 Hchurch lud1e~" working oul of theu horpes with a budget ot a couple thou- sand dolldrs. Today, the Umted Way charity is com- posed of more than 500 volunteers working With a $500,000 budget to serve 6,000 families m Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and lrvine. The agency has also e xpanded beyond its Christian SEE HELPING PAGE 9 7 2 HOURS rnann ts sponi;onng the maugurd.l event. ro1 mor ... information, call Lisa Murphy at (7 141 557-0800, e xt. 238, 3 Show your pride: We t Newpo rt Community Pnde Day will take plar from 9 a .m. to noon Saturday at the park next to Cappy's Cafe, 5930 W. Col\ t l tigbway Voluntemli Wlll clear weeds and plclnt dt1ffodils and day lihc . P'or more mfonnation, call P tcr Tarr at (949) 548-4560. 4 Choc talk: The eighth annual C l 10 /01sneyl6nd Commumty Walk, which .ra1 mon ) tor r· vice and re arch lor the Childr •n.<i Ji • p1Utl of Orang County an~ M1 on, tak • ph1r ~unday a.round South Coast Plaza About 10,000 peopl Me expected to pu· ticipatc, a well as Dtsney cheracten, U.S. Olymp n bnd HOC patients Each walker Will ra ftt 1 ost $30 ThP-SK walk The mone}· to bU\ the bmldmg would come out of U S Commumt) D"velopmcnt Block Grdnt fund-:. eam1cirkcd for Balboa Pemnc;u)a re\'1talua1Jon \\ ood 'aid. l.o~t month the counciHran .... ferre<l .... ume unu')ed block grant lunch; from l<i....t } ear mto thb year's budget and dddt•d the Balboa Theater to the list ot potential proJPCt .... "We bad ~ome < 1t12en-. mlt'H!sled in revi- talizing C"entral Balboa. ancf it's c;omethin9 the c1ty tlbo is mter ~sted m, ~ Mayo1 Tom Edwards said. "We've had so manr years of studies that it's ttlmost hke we :1ust ha\ e to do something ..... o hopefuU~ llus will l> • domg something." · · While the dt•al is not vet final U1eater supporters art' keeping their !mg "T cro ed, hoping everyUung will work out. Steve Bromberg, the attorney tor the Bal· boa Theater Performing Arts Foundation, SEE THEATER PAGE 9 c;tart-. at 8 .:iO am nd will be followed b)' a Dl.Slley tag"' show a.nd otlF•r family activiti . S1gn·ups are from noon to 5 p rn. Saturday and begmmng a t t5 ... l0 d m . Sunday at th comer ot Town ... nt r Dn· ve Wld Avcnu of th' A rb Call 289--4000. 5 ptay lt Kool: Hom Theater Maga- zine' 1998 Hout ' Entertainment Expo & Sale will f cature Kool & the Gang and stat ·of ·thc·a11 audio and video eqUlpm nt \hi~ w kend at th ' Hyatt N wporter, 1107 Jaml>oP Road, N w- pott Bear.h. Hou"' nr from .S to 8:30 pm. today, 10 a.m . to 8:30 pm Saturday, and 11 a.m lO 5 p.m Sund ~" Kool & the ang will perlonn from 6 to lO p m today m th hotel amphlth at . AC1rtd551on to th · axpo S lo et th door. Concert tickets are S3S and SSO. nck ti are ava.ileb&e at TI<.S· tmatter 'outlets. For more lftform1tlon, call t949J 1s2.1100 or {949) 729-1234 or go pnline at www.htf'.xpo.com . . t. ·I date book Newport Beod i/Costo M.eso Doily Pilo CllCI II 011 Stir up seasonal feasts with. award-winning cookbooks Newport Beach artist, environmentalist designs stamp for the United Nations. commemorating the International Year of the Ocean · W hile yow calendar may not acknowledge it, if you're sen- ous about culinary purswts, . you know October kicks off the holiday cooking ,eason To partiopate with panac.he,hnd dozens of new, a ward· W1llil1ll9 . coold)()oks at Newport libranes •0mner parties are back,• pro- cla.uns "Entertain· . mg uh,· a party guide featuring 52 seasonal menus - rom a Wuiter Sol- stiee formal ~r to a Summer Sup· per from the garden. Wntten for anyone who wdllts to throw a tern.be souee without spend.mg days lD the kitchen, tlus Julia Child Cookbook Award-WW· ner mdudes bmetables, wine sugges· tions and decorating bps. As much a year-round reference as a hollday coolung gwde, "The New Making of a Cook• concentrates on the art, t.echruques and saence of good cookJ.ng. Named Cookbook of the Year by the JdJTles Beard Foundation, t.lus • updated handbook by four-star chef Madeleme Kamman reveals important whats and whys about food prepara· b.on Ethruc CUlSliles are the focus of other James Beard Foundat;ion award· wmners. ln its food of the Mediter- ranean category, • Ma.rcella Cuci.M" won recogrutlon for presentation of such flavorful Ital- ian dishes as basil fnttata apd mu.ss-el soup. For international flair, "The Food and Flavors of Haute Provence• won honors for a collection of seasonal menus leatunng mgredlents (rom the hidden heart of France. Mexlcan-AmeriC411 home coolwlg end ci..llture J.S celebrated m •coana de la Familia,• winner of a Julia Child Cookbook. Award. Another such hon.or went to •Heirloom Vegetable Garden- mg, • featuring planting, groWing and seed-saving tips for 280 vegetable van- eties, plus a sprinkliDg of such old· fashioned reopes as Pa.rsrup Cake and Artichoke ,Pie. Hundreds of other d.15he$ that d o not ' include meat are in •vegetanan Cook- ing for Everyone,• named Best Cook:- book of the Year by the lntemabonal Association of Culinary Professionals. Each vegetable ments a separate sec- bon that mcludes advice on purchase and storage, along with sample reapes. October IS National Dessert Month Tll& ... CHOCOl.Xn. BIB LE and ~ good a time as any to prepare delicaoes from "The Chocolate Bible,· another Juha Child Cook- book Award·win· ner In add.Jbon to more than 150 step-by-step recipes illustrated with lush color photos, this unique reference presents the history of choco- late, followed by chapters on chocolate productJon and techniqu~ for working with one of mankmd's most delectable foods. No matter what your cooking level, you're bound to find revelatiorIS m •cookWise," a James Beard Founda- tion Award-winner. Coven.ng every- thing from the nse and fall of cakes to unscrambling the powers of eggs, lh1S fine reference includes fonnulas and 'tips designed to make every recipe successful, whether prepared by an inexpenenced borne cook or a gourmet chef. • CHECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's col- umn is by Sarah Rosenblum. Je..'Jf'EJl RAcl.A.-.;o • flalrl'b A s a professional com- mercial art1st, Larry Taugher bas left bis artistic signature on every· thing from rock star T-shirts to Barbie doll boxe5. But-the piece be may be .most proud of has been tom up, licked, slapped on pack- ages and envelopes and sent all over the world. . Taugher, a 15-year New- port Beach resident, is one of three artlSts who designed tbiS year's United Nations stamps commemorating the International Year of the Ocean. •1t's pr~tty compebtive, so it was a real honor to be chosen," said Taugher, 42, who descnbes himself as an avid wind.surfer. ·u was the b.rst time I've ever done a stamp and it went really well, so they've already mentioned they'd like to do lt in the future.• He said his agent in New York helped him land the JOb, which was llltended to draw awareness to the unportance of the ocean and marine environment for sus- tainable development on Earth. The stamps come in a sheet of 12, and each sheet .looks like one pamting rather than 12 identical rmages. Taugber's under- water scene depicts a van- ety of marine life -dol- phins, tropical fish, whales and sharks -mteractmg with a scuba diver and research equipment ·The return of .=the fantastic four • WllA~ s.turdaYs at The c.nter •MB: 11 a.m. Shanghai Quartet to perform two concerts at The Center J<ru.y FLTh'N A fter two well-received performances two years ago, the popular Shang· hai Quartet returns to the Orange County Performing Arts Center tJus weekend for anoth- er pair of chamber mu.sic con· certs in Founders Hall. The quartet will perform a • special concert for thildren at 11 a.m. Saturday as part of the . Saturdays at The Center Se.nes. mastery of the great works of the European masters as well as its comnutment to new works by proIJl.l.Jlent Asian composers. The quartet celebrates its 15th annivel'Sdl)' th.is year Founded at the Shanghai Conservatory in 1983, the quartet debuted at New York's Town Hall m the spring of 1987 to great critical and public acclaun. ~IUll:S6 • -111'1: www.~ ocplC • WllM': Regular ~ ..... 4p.m. ,._at:S26 The~ Cowlty ~~.,,. Centw Drlw. Com MeY. c.n (71.fJ 556-ARn for more lnfoi· mation. , IC'.IM HAGGERlY·lYUUS I DAILY Pll.OT Newport Beach artist Larry Taugber designed a sheet of 32-cent stamps for the United Nations. The design depicts a variety of marine We interacting with a scuba diver. "It's about man learning to not be so destructive but to be more helpful to nature through research,· Taugher Said. ·ro get more of a bal· ance between nature and man." After planning out the drawing, Taugher said it took him only a few weeks to put it down on paper. While the People at the United Nations did set.out some gwdelines, he said they gave him a lot of artistic freedom. ·They were pretty fun to work with,• he said. •They went along with my ideas.• While Taugher loves to paint wildlile -he has done so for 10 to 12 yedrs -he said he is not really passion- ate about any particular _ enwonmental issue. He is concerned abo'ut the deforestation of the world's ram forest!. and the poisoning of tropical reefs He !Hild he likes to illustrate wild animals and sea life because it reminds people of the beauty of ndture. Taugher has been a pro- fessional artist for about 20 years. He was born in Belle- fonte, Penn., and was raised m Oh.to. Alter studying painting at Ohio University, he received a master of fine arts 1Il 1980. Smee then, he has ex.lubited throughout the country m regional and national exhlbitions. For the past severdl years. Taugher hds worked out of a studio m the garage of his Newport Shores home, us109 mostly acrylic paints. He and , tus wile, Rebecca, have two young children: Gillian, 9, and Skylar, 12 Like he was, he Sclld Gillian appears to be des- tined to be an artist. •1 think she's already doomed.· he said jokingly. Microbrewin' for a good caus~ ... .. ' .. ' fl I I - J lkl1r Plat One of Newport-Mesa's biggest grazing events of the year wilf take over Crystal Court on Thursday -the annual Food, Wme and Micro-brew Fest that benefits Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County. About 30 restaurants, 27 wineries and 20 breweries will putidpate in this year's event, now in its 14th year. •:\ .... m ... • • ••• .. , 14TH ANNUAL FOOD, -• I NIO MICllCMIREW FUT : :I ·: · . + WHERE: Crystal Court. , .. , 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa , :· ft,=: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. :: + HOW"MUOt: $30 pre-•• paid; S40 at the door. cost • gets you unlimited food, wine and microbrew sam- pling • ptlONE: (714) 771-1343 Then the quartet opens The Center's 1998-99 Concert Senes with a performance in Founders Hall at 4 p .m. Sunday. . With fow performances m two years, it seems fair to ask what keeps drawing the quartet back Shortly after its U.S. debut, the quartet won the presti- gious Ch.tcago OIScovery Com- pebtion and embarked on an extensive touring career. The group has been ensemble·m· residence at the Tanglewood and Ravinia Festivals, and has made several appearances at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival and Great Per· f onners senes. adventurous musical tastes, Li said the quartet e njoys perform- mg for children because of the less formal abnosphe re of these concerts. • OUr concerts for children are a lot less serious than our performances for adults,• he said. "They're much more casu- al and tun.• piece will be violist Richard Young, one of the quartet's mentors. For its anniversary sea.son, the quartet has invited former teachers to perform with it at selected tour stops. •1t really is a festival ab:nOS- phere, • said Nicole Thompson, Second Hmvest's development manager. ·we'll have Ind.Jan food, Penian food, Italian, Mexi- can. So there's this wonderful smell from all the dille rent foods around the shopping center.• Dinner music will be lively as well, with SWing tunes performed by the Eddie Reed Big Band orchestra. Bistro, McComuck & Scbmicks,: Just to name a few. Om Om at ! Bamboo Terrace, the Back Bay ,. Rowing Club, Vie de France and• Sundried Tomato Cafe, located Iii Orange, are new to the festival - this year. •: "The Center lS very lrnpres· sive, • said first violirust We1gang Li. •And Founders · Hall has such great acoustics. : We made a very good recording • of our last concert there.• AJong ; with Li, the quartet is composed ~ · of Yiwen Jiang, violin; Hong- •· gang Li, viola; and James Wil· son, cello. The ensemble has been hailed by critics and audiences as one of the foremost quartets • of its generation, noted for Its For children's concerts the quartet presents a special pro- gram of lively and entertaining music perfectly designed to introduce young audiences to live chamber music perfor- mances. •Kids are very responsive, less preJud.Jced m their musical tastes than adults,• U said. •They are more open to mod- em music, music from com- pasers such as Bartok. • In addition to its more • The quartet shows off its more grown-up side Sunday. For its Center Concert Sen es appearance, the quartet will perform a program featunng Mozart's Quartet in 0 Major, K.575, Bright Sheng's Quartet No. 3 and Brahms' Quintet No. 1 in P, Opus 88. Joining the quartet for its performance of the Brahms' Young won't be the only spe- cial guest at Sunday afternoon's performance. Composer Bright Sheng will be in the audience to watch the ensemble perform bis Quartet No. 3. It will be the group's first performance of the Sheng piece. •we are hoping to commIS- sion a fourth quartet from him,• U explained. "He wants to hear us play first, so he can get a sense of how we sound and where we are coming from musically.• "We had a swing band last year, and it's so popular right now," Thompson said. •1t really lends itself to a festive evening." Organizen hope to draw at least the same n\Dl'lber Of attendees as last year -1,300, which would bring in a net profit of $55,000. ~bued Second Harvest pro- vides food to 300 noaproftt organi- zationl in the county, ind\iding IOUp kitchens. group oo.ne,, senior centen and churches. Many of IUt yea.r's participants wUl be returning: Diva, Ho Sum Volunteers began planning fOC this year's festival in May, send-, i.ng out lette rs to new and past •• participants. And for Tony Mor·:~ gan, who led the brewery recruO• ment effort, it proved to be a fun job at times. ;~ ·we bad the horrible task of •: actually sampling some of the • microbrews, Morgan said. The fun will begin at 5:30 .. p.m. and last unW 8:30 p.m . Pfi. pa.id tickets are S30; tickets at • .. the door are MO. : • .. -. . ·. ltEAD£B5 HOTU~E MeM. CA. 92626. Copyright; No WIATHIR SURF POLICE FI l IS .. .. • • •• ... 642~ news storlet. lllustrltlons, edito- "ecofd your comments about n.l mettMOf~ the Dally Piiot or ntw5 tips. tweln CMt be reproduced wtth- out written permltllon.of copy- VOL 12, NO. 241 ADDHS5 right owner. our .cSdr• Is now. a.y St, Costa MeM. Calif. 92627. HOW IO ltEAOt U5 YMOMAS H. JOI •• ._ CQMICDQNS CJraMtlon I flubllther The T1met Ortnge County Wll.UAM Loma1,. It Is the Piiot's pofky to prompt• (IOO) 252-9141 ly correct 111 errors of ~. 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Coste MeSI Flmhlgh 79r'59 12:301.m. Newport IHCh Second low 77159 7:15 p.m. Newport Cotst Second high 77/fO 12:09 p.m. SATUl'OAY WflOMCAIT First low LOCATION S«ZE Wtdgt 4-7 uw 6:45 • m. Ne\JJport J..6 SSW First high ll«klei J-6 llW 1:"6 a.m. l'l\ltf Jetty 3-luw Second low CdM 3-t SfW 8:31 p.m. IOATW.a Second high Winds .. out of tht 1:0f p.m. IOUthWtlt It , 2 knots. ArHI of Ntty WAJml momlngfog. 19 I B!Anllli We should hive some fun, poky waves throughout 1.7 the weekend In Ult Wlist• to chest-high 4.3 •ru. 1"-swell ls out ofthe~t 0 0 every eight MConds •nd out of the 58 southwest~ 14 seconds. W. should see M>mt urty morning fog end 2.3 Weter ~eture 3.9 should be • cool 67 I dtgrwt. w..,. 0.3 should gr..Wlly lncre.9 •WI hMd IMonmWMk. s ... o.en. lt'l looklng llke • pnrtty nlol fonK.ast for the 65 bMch .• ' . .... •• • Newport c:.ntef' Driw Several Items of clothing and a gotiJ ring worth S 1 ,407 were stolen from a car In the 600 bl()(k. • • NH:lpCM't CanW Driw A cellular phone worth S7•9 w.s :: stOlen from I Cit In the MO block. : •' • Ollkmoftt Lw: MIS(ellaneous electrlc.1 ruppllts worth : ; • •• S.-,800 were stolen from• Construction site In the flm block ... • S1l1mo: A car st«eo and• pelr of JP&akers worth $1 355 ;: , .. were stolen In the 2500 block. • • • ,,.. 9'rMt-A mountain bike worth $800 w•s stofen from.: · home In the 300 block. COITA..sA :• . '"· •.,...... StrMt: Fifteen pecks of c~ worth Su Mf'I ;. stot.n from• store In the 2tOO blodc. •• •• • "'*-r Piece· A Mt of gotf dubs wonh S2SO WM stolen .• from • .,. In the llOO block. ,: .. • ........ ;A W.1'9t worth S 10 w.t stolen from I CM in:z the J100 block. . .: • .... 17'h..,... A fM ""90. •bed end llwrel ttMw bf furniture WOf1:tl Sa.JOO """9 ltOlen from the too bkldl. · Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot . ' . ..... Friday, October 9, 1998 3 r]unk mail should be returned to sender ,, 'ewport libraries get onHne system ~ , It's all jUllk, I'm telling you. : Tons of it. Junk as in •maiJ, • thdt is. \ : I get it. You get it. We all get l it. 1 suspect I get more of it " because of the multiple-hats : thing. But I'm sure you get your : snare. : To keep the defiQitions straight, junk mail is the stuff in yow mailbox you never asked • let. Whereas the cyber stuff in : your in-box is called "Spam." · : OOn't ask. For the moment. junk mtw IS where our i{lterest lies. Because of rapidly advancing age (more on that in two weeks), my memory is highly suspect.· ! Bnt even allowing for senility, r don 't recall anything bke this 10 oceven five years ago Take your C'hoice. Politics (eekl), retailers, credit , ccttd offers, refinancing, missing • children, jewelers, insurers, • roofers, Roto·Rooters, painters, • plumbers, purveyors and pracb- lloners of every product and e'lery skill. Does it strike anyone else odd that Macy's has a •special 15- llour Sale" every weekend? Just how •special· is something that happens 50 weekends a year? -• And why 15 hours? Why not 12 : or.20? Help me understand. Credit cards? You have to see it to believe it I have been pre- • approved for enough credit Cdfds to tile the bottom of Martha ~ Stewart's pool. Wouldn't you like COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter' buffa isfied, superior-to-you-your-kids- and-your house· smirk. Where were w~1 I remember, junk mail. Thorc are two cate- gories that hold c1. very specidl place of contempt m my heart. The flrst would b<> d felony sub- ject to capital punishment tf r were king. Phony •government" envelopes. When you open the official-looking brown envelopo from the HCalifomid Bureau of Finance,~ you are quite plec1.sed to learn that you have definitely, without c1. 'doubt won $3 million or d pocket fishenmm. It turns out the Califomic1. swecpstdkes dnd, of course, any- thing even remotely associdted with Ed McMdhon. They don't really say you hdve a better chance at the $7 million if .you buy a few subscnptions. but the grap~ics c1.nd copy are laid out to • dP.llver exactly that message, sub rost1. If you have• an electron microscope, you can clearly read the odds. They are roughly the Silme thot Bill Clinton will divorce Hillary dnd marry Mom· ca arter all. . The other Jtink moil I love to. hdte ls the raft of dds and inserts that dni'!,k with the Penpysaver every w. · ek, so truck you have lo i.lowly pry them out of the mail- box Tlus week it\ the full com- plement of supermarkets, a hard- Wdre store, a pdrty store, a want ad from ln-N-Out Burgers - "$7 .25 to stdrt plus paid vaca- tions," maybe I'll hold on to that one-and d weight-loss pro- grdm. It's the one with the side- by-s1de •before & after• photos of a womdn in a black bikini With her back to the camera ln the before shot. she looks reldtJVely nonnul, except for the pdrt she sits on, which is unlike cmything else you've seen m ndtum dnd would almost ccrtdin- ly require her to c.tep s1dewdys through doorwdy:.. She> looks 1w.t great Ill the etftPr shot, wh1c h 1s supposedly stx weeks lutP.r. Whdt is d.bsolutl'· ly uncdnny is thut, weeks later, the lighting. her huir, even the illlgle of her arms, are a mirror ,.unage of the before shot. There ure hundreds of diets to choos 1rom, but remcnib •r, nothmg comes close to the computm uruphics diet. And then, of course, the cata- logs. My God, the C'atalc1gs. Most of the yedr, it's unpress1ve enough. But <tl th1:. timP of year, it's d tsundnu, d hull-mile v..'ld<• tornado, d watN lt1nk m \Vest· nun~ter, d C't.1te9ory 5· hunicun<'. First, Bloornw's, Nordstrom, .~Jicman's Suk.s, Macy's and more -many, m<tny more. Then, un eerie pause m lute October us the eye of the storm passes O\'er- hPdd Then it sturts agam. Faster now, and faster still, hurling themselves dgmn!:tt the Windows <1nd doors, forcmg their way in hke a cloud of grusshoppers <l(•vounng a west Texas town. Eddie Bauer, L.L Bean, Cold· water Creek, Talbot's, Land's End, E:mruous of London (not lo bl' confused with Exirmous of Pdcoima,) SedSons, Signals, Sun- d<1nce, Snuth & 1 ldwkms (S- \\Ords are popula.r,) The Golden Occir, J Jlll, J . Crew, Ross- Simons. 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The retuni of ~the fantastic four m • Shanghai Quartet to perform two concerts at The Center Ka.LY FLYNN A fter two well-received perfonnancestwoyears ago, the popular Shang- hai Quartet returns to the Orange County Performing Arts Center this weekend for anoth- er pair of chamber music con- certs in Founders Hall. mastery of the great works of the European masters as well as its comlllltment to new works ·by prominent Asian composers. The quartet celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Founded at the Shanghai Conservatory in 1983, the quartet debuted at New York's Town Hall in the spring of 1987 to great critical and public acclaim. date book Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily 'Pilo Newport Beach artist, environmentalist designs stamp f or the United Nations . · commemorating the International Year of the Ocean · JENIFER RAGLAND Dattrb As a professional com- mercial artist, Larry Taugher has left his artistic signature on every- thing fl:om rock star T-shuts to Barbie doll boxes. But. the piece he may be .most proud of has been tom up, licked, slapped on pack- ages and envelopes and sent all over the world. Tuugher, a 15-year New- port Beach resident, is one of three artists who designed thiS year's United Nations stamps commemorating the International Year of the Ocean. "It's pretty competitive, so it was a real honor to be chosen," said Taugher, 42, who describes himself as an aVld windsurfer. "It was the first time I've ever done a stamp and it went really well, so they've atfead.y mentioned. they'd like to do it in the future.• He said his agent in New York helped him land the JOb, which was intended to draw awareness to the importa.nce of the ocean and martne environment for sus- tainable development on Earth. The stamps come in a sheet of 12, and each sheet looks like one painting rather than 12 identical images. Taugher's under- water scene depicts a vari- ety of marine life -dol- phins, tropical fish, whales and sharks -interacting with a scuba diver and research equipment. ICIM HAGGfRlY·ZVUUS I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach artist Larry Taugber designed a sheet of 32-cen t stamps for the United NaUons. The design de picts a variety of marine We interacting with a scuba diver. · "It's about man teaming to not be so destructive but to be more helpful to nature through research,~ Taugher said. •To get more of a bal- ance between nature and man.n After planning out the drawing, Taugber said it took him only a few weeks to put it down on paper. While the People at the United Nations did set out some guidelines, he said they gave him a lot of artistic freedom. •Tuey were pretty fun to work with," be said. "They went along with my ideas.• While Taugl;ler loves to paint wildhfe -he has done so for 10 to 12 yedrs -he said he is not really passion- ate about any particular environmental issue. He is concerned about the deforestation of the world's rain forests and the poisoning of tropical reefs He said he likes to illustrate wild animals and sea life because it reminds people of the beauty of nature. Taugher has been a pro- fessional artist for about 20 years. He was born in Belle· fonte, Penn., and was raised in Ohio. After studymg patnting at Ohio University, he received a master of fine arts in l 980. Smee then, he has exhibited throughout the country in re91onal and national exlub1tlons. For the past several years, Tdugher has worked out of a studlo in the garage of lus Newport Shores home, using mostly acrylic paints. He and his wlf e. Rebecca, have two young children: Gillian. 9, and Skylar, 12. Uke he was, he said Gillian appears to be des- tmed to be an arbst. . "I think she's already doomed,• he aid JOkmgly. '° I • Microbrewin' for a good caus TINA BORGATrA ~Nol on~ of Newport-Mesa's biggest graZing events of the year will talr:e over Crystal Court on Thursday -the annual Food, Wme and Micro-brew Fest that benefits Second Harvest Food ~of Orange County. "About 30 restaurants, 'J.7 -• wineries and 20 breweries will participate in this year's event, now in its 14th year. m 14lff ANNUAL FOOD, WM AND MICRCMllEW FIST + WVHERE:CrystalCourt. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa + WHEN: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday + HOW MUOt: $30 pre- paid; $40 at the door; cost gets you unlimited food, wine and microbrew sam- • • i -l Tbe SMnglMI Quartet pli~ • ~NE: (714) 771·1343 The quartet will perform a special concert for children at 11 a.m. Saturday as part of the Saturdays at The Center Series. Then the quartet opens The Center's 1998-99 Concert Series with a performance in Founders Hall at 4 p .m. Sunday. With four performances in two years, it seems f8.U' to ask what keeps drawing the quartet back. Shortly after its U.S. debut, the quarte t w9n U}e presti· gious Chicago Discovery Com- petition and embarked on an extensive towing career. The group has been ensemble-in- residence at the Tanglewood and Ravinia Festivals, and has made several appearances at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival and Great Per- formers senes. adventurous musical tastes, Li said the quartet enjoys perform- ing for children because of the less formal atmosphere of these concerts. piece Will be violist Richard Young, one of the quartet's mentors. For its anniversary season, the quartet has mvited former teachers to perform with it at selected tour stops. •rt really l5 a festival atmos- phere," said Nicole Thompson, Second Harvest's development manager. •we'll have Inctian food, Persian food, Italian, Mexi- can. So there's this wonderful smell from all the different foods around the shopping center.• Dinner music will be lively as well, with swing tunes performed by the Eddie Reed Big Band orchestra. Bistro, McConnick & Schmlcks, : just to name a few. Din Din at : Bamboo Terrace, the Back Bay • Rowing Club, Vie de France and • Sundried Tomato Cafe, located m Orange, are new to the festival : this year. •. "The Center ls very impres- sive,• said first violinist Weigang U . "And Founders Hall has such great acoustics. : We made a very good recording : of ow last concert there." Along :; with Li, the quartet is composed '•of Yiwen Jiang, violin; Hong- ;· gang l.J, viola, and James Wil- . son, cello. The ensemble has been • hailed by critics and audiences as one of the foremost quartets • of Its generation, noted for its VOL 12, NO. 241 For children's concerts the quartet presents a special pro- gram of lively and entertaining music perfectly designed to introduce young audiences to live chamber music perfor- mances. •l(ids are very responsive, less prejudiced m their musica.l tastes than adults,• Li said. •Tuey are more open to mod- em music, music from com- posers such as Bartok. • In addition to its more •0ur concerts for children are a lot less serious than our performances for adults," he said. "They're much more casu- al and tun.• The quartet shO)\'S off its more grown-up side Sunday. For its Center Concert Senes appearance, the quartet will perform a program featuring Mozart's Quartet in D Major, K.575, Bright Sheng's Quartet No. 3 and Brahms' Quintet No. 1 in P, Opus 88. Joining the quartet for its performance of the Brahms' Young won't be the only spe- cial guest at Sunday afternoon's perf onnance. Composer Bright Sheng will be m the auctience to watch the ensemble perform his Quartet No. 3. It will be the group's first performance of the Sheng piece. •we are hoping to comnus- sion a fourth quartet from him,• Li explained. •He wants to hear us play first, so he can get a sense of how we sound and where we are coming from musically.• WEAIHll TIMPRAlURIS Balboa 77159 CorON del Mar 76'60 COSWMeM 79'59 Newport BHCh 77/St Newport COMt 77/fO Nltwport llectclts "Mt~ CdM .... non TODAY First low 5:51 1.m. 1.7 First high 12:301.m. 4.3 Second low 7:15 p.m. o.o Second high 12:08 p.m. 5.1 SATVftDAY First low 6·4s •·"'· 2.J First high 1:46 1.m. 3.9 second low 1:31 p.m. 0.3 Second high ·we had a swing band last year, aild it's so popular right DOW,. Tbomj>son said. "It really lends itlelf to a festive evening." Organizers hope to draw at least tbe same D\DDber Of attendees as last year-1,300, which would bring in a net profit at $55,000. Orang&-bued Second Harv~ pro- vides foiod to 300 nooproftt organi- ationt in the county, lnduding soup kitchens. group homes. senior t'8Dterl and churches. Volunteers began planning fOl: this year's festival in Mey, send-: in9 out letters to new Bild past • • participants. And for Tony Mor·: gen, who led the brewery recrul• ment effort, it proved to be a fun. job at times. ;. "We had the horrtble task of : actually sampling some of the : miaobrews, Morgan said. • .. Many of last year's participants will be retwning: Diva, Ho Sum The fun Will begin at 5:30 • .. p.m. and last unUl 8:30 p .m. ~ paid tickets are $30; tickets et ,• the door are SCO. .. • · ..... SUIF . -. -• POLICE FILES NEWPORT UAOt • N9wpcwt 'Cent9r Drive Several items of clothing and 1 ~ ring worth $1 ,407 ~!9 stolen from• car In the 600 block. : •Newport CenW DtfW· A cellu~r phone worth $749 was :: stolen from • car In the aoo block. : • Olllcmont Lw. Mtscella'le<>us electrical supplies worth :; S4,800 were stolen from • construction site In the tint block. : : • tal1mo: A car stereo and• pair of speaken worth $1.355 :·· were stolen In tht 2500 block. ': •• • Jtth "'-ti A mounqln bike worth S800 wn sto6en from ... home In ~ 300 block. •: ... •• COSTA MISA :• • 11rt1t1o1 ~ '~ pecks of cl9amt• worth U2 wtte : • stot.n from a store In the 2900 blodc. :: . .. • ......., ,._.: A let of 90lf dubs WOf1h $250 was stoe.n ,• • • from • 91"191 In the 2IOO blodl. : • ............. " .... "'•t• 11t and ao ........... Wtndl ... out of tht IOUthMst • 12 knoll. ..... of ~ momtrtg fog. 1;04p.m. .... S.4 We should have some fun, peaky WIWS throughout the weekend In the waist· to chest-high eru. The swell ls out of the northwest every eight seconds •nd out of the southwest~ 14 seconds. W. lhOuld IMSC>meNffy momfng fog and WM9f t9tnl*ll\n should be • cool 67 ~WweJ lhould grlduatty l~•wehMd Into neat ... Ollw.el, In loolllng 111ce • prwtty na for9cM for the bNch. • .._ ••-: A weht wonh $ 10 W¥ ltolert from a CM tn: • the JtOO blodl. :• • .... 11'1t llreet: A CM S-.0. a bed end _,.al'*'-of • *" , ............ .... .,..,.._OI M ... ...... ,........ 6$ f\#nlture worth $2,JOO MN ltolln frOm the IOO blodt. l • .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot __J Friday, October 9, l 998 3 ~~Junk mail should be returned t~ sender , ewport libraries get online systc1n ·~ t It's all Junk, l 'm tellmg you. . ! Tons of it. Junk dS in "mail,• that lS. ,, I get it. You get it. We all gel it. I suspect I get more of 1t " because of the multiple-hats : thing. But rm sure you get your : snare. To keep the definitions strdight, junk mail is the stuff in your mailbox you never asked fot. Whereas the cyber stuff in · yctur in-box is called "Spam." : DOn't ask. For the moment, junk mail is where our interest lies. Because of rap1dly advancing dQe (more on that in two weeks), • my memory is highly s~spect. : But even allowing for senility, I : don't recall anything like this 10 ~ oceven five years ago Take your E choice. • Politics (eekl). retailers, credit c<O"d offers, refinancing, rnissmg .. children, jewelers, insurers, • roofers, Roto-Rooters, painters, • plwnbers, purveyors and practi- tioners of every product and e<lery skill. Does it st:rjke anyone else odd · that Macy's has a "Speoal 15- 1 lour Sale" every weekend? Just ·how "special" is something that happens 50 weekends a yed!? And why 15 hours? Why not 12 ; or.20? Help me understand : Credit cards? You have to see : it to believe it I have be~n pre- dpproved for enough credit cdrds C OMMENT S & CURIOSITIES peter buff a isfied, supenor-to-you-your-kids- and-your house" srrurk. Where were we? I remember, junk mail. Thor<' tire two cate- gones that hold d very spec1dl place of contempt in my heart. The first would be d felony sub- ject to cap1ttll purushment if I were lung. Phony "9overrunent" envelopes. When you open lhe offioal-looking brown envelope from the "C<llilom1a Bu:eau of Fmdnce," you drc• quite pledscd to ledrn that you have definitely, without a doubt won $3 million or a pocket hsherman. !>weepstakes dnd, of course, any· thing even r~·motcly associated wtU1 Ed McMahon. They don't really say you have a better chance at the $7 million if you buy a few sub:,criptions,• but the graphics and copy are ld1d out to deliver exactly thut message. sub rosa. Jf you hdVP an ~leclron microscope, you <:<tn clearly re<td the odds. They are roughly the sume thdt Bill Clinton will divorce Hillury and 1Tu1rry Moni- ca arter an. l The qther Junk mdu J love to hclte 1s thl• raft of dds dnd inserts lhdl arrive with the Pennysaver f'very week, so thick you have to slowly pry them out of the mail- box. Th.is week it's the full com- plement of supermarkets, a hard- Wdre store, d pdrty store, a want dd from In-N-Out Burgers - "$7 .25 to start plus paid vaca- tions," mdybe I'll hold on to that one -and d weight-loss pro-gfdm It's the one with the s1de- hy-sicle •betore & alter· photos of a woman m d black bikini with her bdck to the camera ln the bcfor<' shot, she looks relatively nonnc1l, except for the part she sits on, which 1s unlike anythmq Ph(• you've seen in nu lure .incl would almost certtnn- ly requue her to step sideway:, throuqh cloorw<tys. 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He does one of his patented, cur- mudgeonly essays on, what else, how Amerirans happily go around hyping a.11 manner or businesses on their T-shirts and ca.rs. He uses the latest mega-huck- ster, Tommy Hilfiger, as his horri- ble example. And I agree, Hil- figer has taken American brand- shneking to a new high.,Or low. Andy said the whole t1ung began with Lows Vwtton lug- . gage. I have a couple of pieces of genuine Louis V. l didn't buy them. 1 inherited them from my mother. l cannot conce1ve of pay- ing big bucks for Lows' gear. So my Louis V. 's serve lowly fl'l:IS· sions. One is a man's shaving k.it, which I use for my cellular phone. The other lS a handy, satchel-type bdg m which 1 tote my socket wrenche~. I'm not sure I agree with Andy about Louis Vwtton originating the practice of brand.mg mer- chandlse My guess is it wds the European mcmufacturer, Lacoste. Remember. the polo-type shuts With the llttle alligators on the left breast? As usual, the trendsetters seem to be overwhelmed by those who come later and knock them off. I can't remember the THE FRED COLUMN fred ·martin •last time I saw a Lacoste alligator on a shirt in a store, let aloile guarding the port side of some- one's breast. Now, everybody 1n the rag trade is marketing their goods with ever-larger brand names and logos. Some -e.g., Chanel and Brooks Brothers with its lamb-in-a-sling -do it with rel- ative taste. Others -Donna Karan, B.U M. and even old-school Abercrombie & Fitch -figure the bigger and brassier the bet- ter. Then, along comes Tommy Hilhger, who eclipses them all on the scales of boldness, brashness and wretched excess. Amencans will promote any- thrng on their chests: cnuse slups. real-estate tracts, colfeges, dog food, rr,lce horses, bambUJ'g· er stands and countless tourist destinations. My wl!e proudly wears a Gustav Mahler sweat shirt she bought at a Pacific Sym· phony Orchestra concert. Not to mention athletic teams, ot all kinds and levels of sport. Denve{ is probably the sports- nuttiest town m the country. It is esJ)ecially Bronco nuts. I would- n't be surprised U, any day now, someone on the City Council made a motion to have Denver traffic lights changed to blue and orange instead of green and red. The town is awash in Bronco merchandise. I went out to the company store at Bronco head- quarters to see about buying something Bronco for our grand- -son, Travis. The Trav is, like everybody else in the Rocky MoUTJtain region, a John Elway fan. So l asked the lady in the shop if she had any children's T-shirts or, better yet, sunulated Jerseys, with Elway'<; hollowed number 7 on them. She pointed me to a rack across a room overflowmg with orange and blue stuft. Sure enough, they hdd pl£>nty of kid· size shirt:. and Jerseys. The little blue Jerseys with the orange _ number 7 were $49, the shirts ·$25. I left quietly. Last week when our grand- sons were visitmg, I took 1lavis down to the Colorado State Uni- versity bookstore and bought him a green )Cr!>cy. ll bore the number 12, whJCh 1s worn by the ciirrent quarterback of the CSU Rams (four vnns, two losses), Ryan Eslinger. The Trav loves it. He sleeps in it, and he lords it ovec the neigh· • Bra & Paut9 Sale No special ord ers . -----Kr 1st en's Lingerie • ,Loungewear • Gifts -- -westeliff Court• 1719 WestcliffDr. Newport Beach Monday-S,aturday 10-6 631-SEXY (7399) borhood kids, who only have John Elway jerseys l justified the purchase by the fact that the out- rageous profits on the shirt go to a splendid but needy university, instead of to the finanoal empire that is the Denver Broncos. I was not sure, however, how the nav's father, a third-genera· tion University of Colorado Buf- falo, would take seeing his first- born male child running around 1l1 Colorado State attire. "It could've been worse," I told Steve, who was really qwte nice about it. "How's that?" he asked. "Well, they had these great shirts that said, Whdt did the Boulder grad say to the Fort. Collins grad?' M • ·Uh-oh,· Steve mtel)ected wanly. " Do you want fries with that?"' "Very funny,• Steve said with JUSt a touch of edge to his voice. ~And what was the score of the CU-CSU game in September?" Sad to say, it was something like 42-14 m favor or the ham- burger flippers. And you can probably buy a T-shirt anywhere m Boulder commemorating the dreadful mdssacre. • FRED MARTIN IS a forrne~· Newport Beach resident who writes this column from Fort Collins. Colo ..... ~ U.. muiky, brown haze ~ tbe ~ter Loi ~ t>Mln liel another fire that Qaedl to be muffed, Aamsl eDclenger or ravage aaes of land. Hemes ~ protection. And when there ii a major catutrophe, such u this week's wildfires iJi Rivenlde County,• rest ass~ tbaf ~ County is sendig.g a strike team to Usist. A group of about 20 fire- fighters was recently called to ra¢ng blazes tn Banning and Beaumont. The team com· prised or five engilles from var- ious Orange County cities JS assigned to back up fire crews -that try to contain the blaze. Each city is given the lead for the strike team on a rotational basis. This week it was Costa Mesa's tum. "Without a strike team there would be a real depletion of resources,• said Costa Mesa Battalion Cluef Chns Riley. wThere would be a lot of disor- ganization with large·ScaJe emergencies. That wouldn't bode well for anyone." Riley recently returned from the Mount Edna fire, a 24,000· plus.acre fire that was 75%; t'Olltained 11tund4y. 'l'!llU dlify •• wbk:h Included gUArding etgh( b~ would 198111 llmple to most but invaluable to ~> who may be tbiMt8Ded. 1be bomeS sat IOUth of tbe fire, but with swtrtiDg 5*Qta Ana wlim. the firefighters bad to be alert and ready. 1be team~ a lookout, who updated othe~" firefighters about tbe mtuation., •We have to pomtlon our- selves just in case tbe Ike lbift~ ed on us,• be Mid. •With Winds,. in excess of 35 mph. things can. get very errattc." Strike teams from Orange County have been instrumental in assisting other agencies in the past decade. They helped • with the Malibu a.nd Laguna Canyon fll'es, which destroy~ hundreds of homes, and the~ Angeles riots. Riley said a strike team is important to the overall mutual- rud system that benefits all pub- lic safety agencies. \ •Tue flexibility with the sys-. tern is the beauty of it all,• he said. •Now we go back to the bottom of the list, but we can , still loan out an engine if a 1 major problem arises. 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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Fndoy, October 9, l 998 5 Owner burning over theft at store • About $10,000 in merchandise stolen from Royal Cigar Society on Monday. lbtyPb COSTA MESA Michael Delio i~ furrung mad The co-owner of the Roy- al Cigar Society on Harbor Boulevard is sWl trytng to regroup after a burglary at his specialty store Monday. Someone broke mto the shop early that mommg hours and took about $10,000 in merchandise. Gone are the expensive gold lighters. Lost are the hard-to-find. cigars. Delio is finding little to lift his sullen spirits. "It looks like whoever did tlus clidn't have any rhyme or reason,• he said. "They just came in and took what- ~ver they could get their ~bends on. It's so frustrating." : Costa Mes!l police say · • ~e burglars were brazen •enough not only lo loot tteLio's store but also hit •l:loat Hill Records across the }treet. The music store also 1~st some property the same ·~ening. :·. But it's DeLlo's merchan· ~<Use that may be hard to t replace. Although the store's : h.umidor was untouched - , l:>eLlo th mks it was too dark Jor the robbers to notice - t~ases of vintage ogars were lifted from behlnd the : i:ounter Delio rattled of[ : brand names from Latin • j\mencan countries such as :Nicaragua and the Domini· ''=an Republic. · f: Delio and co-owner tChristi.na Paris recently 'ieturned from a trade show :Jn Nashville, T~.~ ~here :they had purchased their :newly amved stock. !_F.eordenng a replacement ~chipment poses a problem •'because there are limited . . . ,pgar crops. :· "Th'ey ' took our Christ- : mas goods that will be hard Jto replace,·. Pans scud. t ";They went alter the hot ?:onunodity nght now. Tlus ~'Whole thmg has been a :4llghtmare. • I~ Police believe the bur- tjtars used a large vehicle to rvove the stolen goods and : Jh,en Jmrriedly went through :-01e store when the aJarm Ji.vas soWlded. t DeLlo added that he has ~ailed local pawnshops and • lorewamed them about the :stolen lighters and cigar cut- :ters that may end up tn their ' stores. He said many of the ogar accessones are tugh- ' priced and valuable. •: "There was some really :ruce stuff, but a lod on the (itreet wouldn't know or care ,)bout it,• he said. ·we're : defutitely upset about tlus, i but it's 1ust another obstacle we'll have to get over." ~~~I E. 7·DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm ~TRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. • • Of Gautier o.c . • : 714.979.6365 •. 1072 S.E. Bnstol St., Ste 209 -Santa Ana Heights • (Comer of Newport Bl J.lo.IBnltol) Niile students receive nationwide recognition H • Seniors at Newport Harbor High School were commended for scoring among the top 5 % in the United States on achievement test last year. · HU~tlN MAslNI ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -Nine Newport Harbor High School stu- dents scored among the top 5% of students nationwide who took the Preliminary Scholastic Achievement Test laslyear. And Wedne~day, those stu- dents -now seniors -• were honored for their achievement with commendations from the National Ment Scilolarslup Pro- gram •1 know this lS something that colleges look at, and it's a real nice award to get: said 17-year- old Knstine Harrington, who is one of the nine. "Very few people get this, and it'll look really good on my application." The other students who received letters of commendation are Kathryn Gausewit2, Justin Lo, Kelsey Long, Kelly McKenzie, Megan Schuler, Matthew Singer, Laura Stiel and Kristen Whitney. 0[ the more than 1 million Stu· dents who took the exam last year, the Newport Harbor stu- dents scored among the top 34,000, according to a National Merit press release. "lt makes us all very proud," said Newport Harbor counselor Mary Lackey. "But more unpor- tantly, it looks really good for them as they apply for college.• Knstine, who had the highest score at Newport Harbor, was one point shy of being a semifi- nalist, wtucb would have quali- ' . "It makes us all very proud. But more impor- tantly, it looks really good for them as they apply for college." Mary Lackey Newport l-iarbor couMelor fied her to receive a National Ment scholarstup. The editor m chief of the New- port Harbor Beacon, Knstine said she would like to attend David- son College, a pnvate Presbyter- ian college in North Carolma and ma1or in either political science or hlstory. Both majors are assets for a career in broadcast journalism, she said. "I'm going there in December, and it looks like the ideal col- lege," she said. 80D'ICENIRE H•alth & Wellness Cent r MAsSAGE . ~Polish Herbal Wraps Spa Pacla9's ~ Opt·n 7 day" a ""e-d< • Mon Fri !• .. m·ilpm, :-.. IOam 71•• Costa Mesa J luntington Beach 666 e..i.-, SuJfAt 101. l 7t;72 lk•••ch Blvd • <.,uJtao• I>&. 1' (E.Mlt of BoitJt.ol, cl~ to South C.0... rlaza) flk>ad1 II. '""'"'AD In I.a Pl.>Clta I'....._,) 714.668.9925 714.84 7 .99:~6 ,, ·ewport A Harbor High ·J chool 0 seniors, .b clockwise " . ., from lower ,... left, Kristine •1 Harrington, t,t" Kelly •J McKenzie, ..., Kristen W~tney, Megan· •·Schuler, Matthew Singer, J• . W· ,. .. Justin Lo, .;t> Kathryn Gausewitz, 11• Laura Stiel " and Kelsey u.i Long were named national · merit schol- ars for their ~ out.standing r::. achievement test scores. «> ·a n Friday, Odober 9 , 1998 • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Aroond Town, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646· 4170; or call 540-1224, ext. 228. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at www.lat1mes.com/pilot. TODAY A yoga class will be presented by :w.ye<1r veteran Helcnd Sprake from 9 to 10'.15 am. -at the Nancy Clark Eductttion Center, 471 Old NPwport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per cldss or $.10 for four prepaid class- •• ., For more information, call f94<ll 548-4059 The 1998 Home Entertainment Expo & Sdle will take place through Sunday al The Hyatt NPwporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, !\;pwport Beach. Hours are from 4 to 6 30 pm. today, 10 a.m. to 8:30 pm ..., 1turday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p m ~undd} Kool & the Gang will pE'rfom1 from 8 to 10 pm. toddy. Tickets for the expo are $10 flt the door Hdlf-price coupons t1ie <1va1lable at local audio/video rPtd1lcrs. General concert admis- Mon 1s $35, VIP reserved seats are sso Concert tickets are available • 11 .111 T1cketmaster locations, ncludmg The> Wherehouse, Tow- c>r RE•rords and Robinsons-May. F1Jr mor<' 1rtonnation, c::ull (949) 7'.lll-1234 A semindr titled Putting It All T•><JPlht>r -Ftom Idea to Profit \ .. 1u he pw-.<>ntPd from 8 to 10 p m m the Scwnce Lecture Build- mg at OCC, 2701 FdtlVlew Road, Costa =--te-.a. Adnuss1on is $15. Reg1straUon b(•qins at 7:30 p.m f or more mfonnallon, cdll (949) "253-095'.? . . . The play "Steel Magnolias" will be presented at 8 p.m. today and Saturday at the Theater District, 2930 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Admission is $15 for Friday and $20 for Saturday. For more mfor-. mation, call 435-4043. "A Personal View of CaUfomta," a watercolor exhibit by Richard Thomsen, will be on display through Oct. 31 at the Newport Beach Central Library foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. SATURDAY A beach walk will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Walkers will meet at Peli- can Point Parking Lot No. 2 Park: ing is $5. For more information, call (949) 497-7647 A back-country hike will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Morro V1S1tor Center. Parking is $5. For more mfonnd- tion, call (94~) 497-7647. SUNDAY · A back-country hike wiJl take place at 9 a.m. at Crtstdl Cove State Park, 8471 E. C0c1st High- way, Newpor\ Beach. Hikers will meet at El Morro Visitor Center. Parking is $5. For more informa- tion, cdll (949) 497-7647 A special Undy swing workshop will be presented at the DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Dnve, THE GREY GOOSE Invites y ou to a t.DcY-ANN™ TRUNK SHOW Saturday October 10, 1998 11 am to 5 pm Refreshments • Drawing • Free Personalization THE GREY GOOSE, INC. Gifts • Home Decor Westclilf Plaza • 1032 Irvine Avenue Newport Be ach • (949) 642-7803 Hours1 M-S 10·8 Su.n 12-s PROCESSING . LABS Boy 1 poster print & receive a second one FREE! ThJs is avaJlable with 20UO and tlx18 prints, from 35mm negatives only ·around tOwn Newport Beach/Costa M.8$0 Daily Pile>t - G-3, Costa Mesa. The intermedi- ate/advanced class will take place from 2 to 4:30 p .m. The beginning class will be from 5 to 7:30 p .m. Admission is $15. Classes are for ind.ivtduals 13 and above. Part- ners are not necessary. For more information. call 241-9908. MONDAY A yoga class will be presented by 30-year veteran Helena Sprake from 6:30 fo 8 p.m. at the Nancy Clark Education Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid class- es. For more information, call (949) S..8-4<>59. TUESDAY A yoga class will be presented by 30-year veteran Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Nancy Clark Education Center, 4 71 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid class- es. For more information, call (949) 548-4059. WEDNESDAY 1be Networkers wtll meet from 11:45 a .m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Admis- sion is St 2 and includes lunch. For more information, call 885-9093. Senior consultant Bob Brennan will lead a free discussion of reverse mortgages at 3 p.m. for seniors 62 and over at Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 723-0233 . Conned at the Corona de l Mar Branch Llbrary, a series of work- shops featuring tips for effective use of library resources, will be presented from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday through Nov. 25 at the library, 420 Marigold Ave. The workshops will also fea- ture strategies for Web naviga- tion. Admission is free. For more information, call 717-3801. THURSDAY A yoga class will be presented by 30-year veter:an Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a .m. at the Nancy Clark Education Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid class- es. For more information. call (949) 548-4059. Cooking with Herbs will be dis- cussed at the Newport Hills Gar- den Club meeting at 10 a.m. at the Harbor View Club, House II, 1800 Port Carlow Place, Newport Beach. Arlen Bolton will be the guest speaker. Coffee will be served at 9:30 a.m. The business meeting will start at 11 a.m. New members are welcome. For more infotmation, call (949) 644-8806. A mental illness support ·group will be meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Commuruty Center's Fauview Room, 1845 Park Ave. For more Wormation, call (949) 548-7274. OCT. 17 A mountain bike ride will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Riders will meet at El Morro VtSitor Center . Thursday, •cteber 15th, JCICll 5:30 te 8·30 p.m. 8•uth Cecurt Plaza Cry.tal Ceurt 3333 kar 8tr•et • Cena •••a • lc3!LZliO I M.-.n Prlcl!s: t30 pnrpald • MO at that deer OncJud•• a11 taatng & •ntl!rtatnlMnt) fer Inf• •r tlckat9, calt 711L77LD113 er fax tlcUt erdaN te: 711c.77L71D 4lb JIME WARNER ~(()MM~ ···~·· llHlll MAGAZINI' Parklng is $5. For more inform a.· tion, call (949) 497-7647. OCT. 31 The Newport-Mesa area Parents Without Partners chapter will pn~ sent a Halloween dance from 8 p.m to midnight at the Buel'lil Pdrk Hotel, 7675 Crescent Ave .. Buena Park. Costumes are optiORal. Admission is $6 for members and $8 for nonmem- bers. For more information, ccill 848-5836. ONGOING Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 am Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breaklast ts $6. For more informi\- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tma Firman at 551-3156. Nicotine Anonymous fellowshJp wdflts to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke free. For more infonnabon on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. • . . . . . 1t4awport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil~t ·ne Co la Mesa HbtortcaJ Soci- ety hold:. a fret? open house from It a m. to 3, p.m. Thun.days at HOO Anaheun Avf'.., Costa Mesa. The event features memorabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and •the Santa Ana Anny Air Base. For h1ore infotnldtion, call 631-5918. I I .f>vereaters· Anonymous meets tfdm 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at 'Str John's Episcopdl Church, 183 •fl. Bay St, Costa Meso For more J nfonnt1tion, cdll Y53-0900. Oasis Senior Center offers a Pdrkmson's dJ.sease support group from 7 . to 9 pm the second Thursday of each month at 800 Marguenle Ave., .Corona del Mar. CPbr more 111fonnat1on, call 644- 0244. ,.. rfhe Yoga Place offers a prenatal . and postndtal yoga cldss from 3 to 4·30 pm. Thursday!.. New classes begin on the first of the month. For more mformotion, call 642- 'f 4'00. ' 1) •Hoag Cancer Center offers Man •to Man, t1 free prostate cancer dJs- 1l-uss10n group, frQm 7 10 8:30 p m lhl' first Wednesddy of each month at the center dud1torium, 1 .Hoag Drive, Building 41 .. New- pqrt Beacll. For reservations or re infonnation, call 722-6237. • Pacific Business Xchange weekly b1 eakf ast meetings at :a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific b, 4110 ~1dcArthur Blvd , ewport Beach. There IS no ge for the initial meeting. For '" re information, call 640-0588 . •• • IThe Newport Beach Psycholog1- •CCl.I As oc1ation presents a coed irelationstup group called Insight jEquab Power at 7 p m . Thurs- days. The fee 1s $25 per week. For more mlormution, call 722-4588. 't Hoag Cancer Center offers a free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday or each month at 1 Hoag Dnve, Building 41, New· port Beach. For more infonnation, call 760-5542. The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men ages 14 to 18 interested in learning about Sailing, seamanship, piloting, "'navigation and cruising. Meet- ings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes- days at the SPa Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 642-6301 or 551- 8591. Oasis Senlor Centet-offers ongo- ing assistance, counseling and referral services for seniors For appointments or more infonnd- tion, call 644-3244 The Costa Mesa Senlor Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join m from 9 to 11 a.m. ThW'Sdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 1545-5669. I A free support group for cancer I patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for peo· ple suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute tor Holistic Treatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For more mfor- mation, call 251-8700. Arthritis Foundation Instructor Wyoma McKinley leads an exer- ose class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa For more information, call 513-5641. . Nightly meetings are offered ln Costa Mesa and Newport Beach If You Like Quality & Best Service, Come See Us At • FREEWAY AUTO SPA I '--~~~------------------------------------------· 100°/o HAND LUXURY HAND 1 WASH WASH 1 s4!~ $9!.! frd.dM"KE~1 .. WWI. lrdaaFREE~WWI w Coupon. ~ llY2 I '9t Wiii\ Coupon. Exe> . llY.11111 -·-r--•-IM ~9.! ANGEL'S CAA WASH HAS MOVED. 2285 NEWPORT BLVD. 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NULCO l.IUHl INU Mention aJ acen in DaiJy Pilot for FREE gift with purchatc. • Lightina Orange C.ooaty for owr ~ ~ . • 222 Victoria St., Costa Mesa • 646-3737 around town for anyone who wants to over- come nicotine addiction. For a chedule or more inform.anon, ca.U 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Beach Dlstin- gwshed Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 1 to 9 p.m . Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's meetmg room, 2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach. For reservations or more inlorma- tion, call 730-3671. Mesa Messengers Toastmaster Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at 1 p.m. Tuesdays a t Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more infonnation, ca¥ 540-4446. Blue Flame Tollsbqasters Club 2717 meets al 7 a.m. Wednesdays at the Village Fanner, South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sun- flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The meeting is free for first-time visJ- tors. For more information, call 855-4308. Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7 a m Mondays at The Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, Cdll 733-2209 Harborlltes Toastmaster Club r927 meets al 7 a.m. Wednesdays a t the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast l lighway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 965- 3648. Udo hie Toastmaster me ts Monda~ from 6:30 to 8 p.m dt the Glendale Federal Bank Com- munity Room, 100 Newport Cen- ter Dnve, Fashion Island. New- port Beach. For more information, call 964·5314. ·oasis Senior Center offers a Care-A-Van transport to tak•! members to appointments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. r:or appoUllmenls, call 644-3244. People lnterested ln reading English Ctln learn wtth the help of a tutor. Hourly rates and times negotiable. For more information, call 851-1739 Oasls Senior Center offers Visu- al-aid screcmngs wtth a Brnillf• Institute representauve by appomtment. For more infonna- llon, call 644-3244. Oasis Senlor Center bas a walk- ing group called Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a week to ~njoy scenic walks in and around thC' Newport Beach areu. For more information, clil.l 644· 3244. Essential Weight Management offers mtoractive and prodcllve weight loss groups. Lcdm behav- ior modification and other tech- niques to control your weight. Cost 1s $20. Groups meet from Come see the war It used to be before It Is the way It ou,trt to bet · and llave a tan on us I per euttonwP' p'-s. 4341 MacArthur Blvd #D Newport Beach tel 714:475.1974 Newport Dunes Resort's 6th Annual "Top D0g" ~ Fashion Sho .. ,.,. Benefit for the OCSPCA and Com anion Pet Retreat 4• SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1998 ••• on the 17each at Newport Dunes Reoort at 11 a.m. ,. ._. Inter'°"" pooch to wlnl •• • ••• A Year's Supply of FRIE D09 Food 4'• from PITCO aw.cled to the "'Top 0ot• 1ntw '°""Dot 1n anr ot theM eateforia: Caeu•I Wear • Swim Wear • Lingerie I P•J•m•& • Halloween Co&tume Form•I Wear • Mai;~r I Pet Look-Alike • Crazy Pooc::h Trtcke Entry fee It• 1 per dog If r~•&kred b~cre ~ p.m. Ottobor ~ FREE to w•tch tht.: ehowl PRIZES AW/\RDED FOR E/\CH Cl\ Tf:GORY /\LL PRIZES DON/\ fED 6Y PITCO CALL TO INTlll YOUll DOO TODAY! C94~~ 729 3863 NEWPORT DUNES WATERFRONT RESORT 1131 6•ck 6ay Or•ve 1n Newpori 6eacn: off J•mlioree J!d •nd P.C.H. 6 30 to 8 p .m . Wednesdayi; and Thur5day at Jti~ San M19ucl Dn· ve, Swte 350, Newport Ueoch For more information, cull 718-9848. The Hope Instttute, a center for recovery and fanul~· education, oflers d wom'!n's i;Upsx>rl grouJI from 6:30 to 8 pm. l\1f'S<ldyS at ;l900 Bnstol St.. C-206, Costa Mesa For more information, rull 432-0020. . The Healing ConnecUoo oilers a women's reldhonship group at 7 p.m Tuesdays at 4425 Jumlx>reP Road, 180-A, Newport BNwh. For morn mtonnahon,' call 261-8003. Women Helping Women otiers a free peer support group for women in transition from 3.15 to 4:15 p .m Wedne days at 425 E. 18Ul St., Costa Mesa. Topics mclude sell e~teem, e.xplornhon of feelings, commuruc<1tton, trciuma recovery and persondl supporL For mor.e information, Cdll b31- 2333'. Body Deslgn and United Studios of Sell-Defense offers kJ< 'k boxmq cldsi.es from 8:30 to !:l.:m am Tuu:;d<1ys, ThursddyS und Satur- dct~ at 1000 W Codst HJqhwuy, ~u1te C, Newport Bcc1ch. ThP rn<>t ls $8 per class. f~or more inlontla· lion, Call n2-0526. AJcohoUcs Anonymous mePts from b:45 to 7:45 d m Monday Fridoy, OctOber 9, 1998 i through ~nd1ty m Hoom 3 at 0 sis S<!mor Center, 800 Margucri' A'We., Corona del Mar. For mot.J" mtonnauon, call 644-324-4. Tbt! Air.helmet' Association and Gnef Suvpt_:irt Group of Newport ViUd WestNilla Rosa co pon:>ors a free• support group me"ting for fiHCgJVNS at 7 pm. tb~ fourth 'J'hursddy of retch rnonlh through O<:lObPr dl N••wport Villa West As..,1!-tlP.d L1v1ng , 393 Hospital .HntH1, Newport Beach. For mor•• mhmnut.Jon, call 631-3555. The ;\lzhf.'imer's AssodaUon and M~u T~narP, o 1f'~identlal com- muruty fo1 p~ople · with AlzhP1mer' dt..,ea. 1• and related d"mentics, offers a free support 'group h>r iare91vers cat 6.30 pm. the lu..,t Tuesday of each month at Me5a Tcrrao", 350 W Bay St., Co ta Me a For more mlorma • lion, call 283-11 l l AnoU1er Passage, a transltion•l ~upport group for people exp~m encing chanoP-s m their lives, meets lrom 1 to 2·30 p.m . Wednt>~ciays m Room 3 dt Oas St>ruor Ct>nter, 800 Marguentl .. Ave , Corona del Mar. For rnor · mlormdt.ion, caJJ h44 -3244. · Oasis Senior Center offers care· c1ivPr ... uppvrt cow1sding for peo· pit> Cdrtng tor ct lovPd one. For oppomtments or more in.formd· tl()n, call 644-3244 FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car tnJured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even arthntrs! Don't settle your case until you read our tree report. Come meet . Victoria Sheldon owner & designer of V. C. Torias Saturday, October 10th Register to win a T-hirt of your choice fro1n the V. C. Torias Collection_ A Special Showing of V:·c. Torias 14all designs and Holidt1y Collections. ARM e IRE Corona de/ Mar •P/Jwz! 840 Avocado • Newport Beach (949) 644-98.88 i 8 Friday, October 9, 1998 SCHOOLS ONTINUED FROM 1 1111• W.111 StrePt Journdl. nw lll'Wly tornwd tuunddtiOO • 1t !l.1drirwrs Elcmcnta1y School. wht>r<' my kul.., gu, hd., rd..,t'd n1111t• than $80,000, PV<'n lwfort• 1 ih11 olti<·1ttt luncl rd1s1t1~J c c1111• p(llCJll ~JOL undt•( WdY tlll ... n11inlh. S1m1ld1 OHJcmittllton-. hctVl IOllllPd dl NPwpo1t 1 ldrhor l h!.Jh .i11d lfrnhor V1t'V1., N1'\\ p111l 1 lctqhls und Ltm uln ~lt·1u<•11t.iry "' huols. Cosltt Mt-..,tl .incl .. t;-;l,mnc1 hiqh s< hoot-. <HP look- 111!.l tn fonn d pclrl0l'1sl11µ thHl ,.. uuld r<1l'>l' mort> th.Ill $.1 milhou UVl'I thP next lour ) Pdr:-.. PtH1·nlb tit' t'Slrtbhsh10~1 to11ndc1l1ons ltrs!cr Lhttn the ch-.tnc:t c<1n kN 1r.1ck ol them 1·1ie lllOllPY fdl'><'cl by llw 011ndc1tton.., 1s s1w111 on ha-.1Cs. Al ~formers, wP'rP pu11111y .ml••s 10 t 11 h upper· gr.ult·< l<1s:-.1U<.1rn, lur- 1119 two pctrt-ltm1· sCIC'OCt> h•cH h r:. (which will 1111 u •dst• th<' • For all foundations, the tough part, ol course, is how to raise the money. It takes a lot of blood, sweat. and pleading. But tht~ arqunwnt to lor k over the ntOney IS pPrstttl">IVI'. f-H!'tl, tlUOk <.thOUl tht> ullfltn<lltVC: tl Jlll· Vdte t•ducdtion, wlm h sldfts .11 ~:-i.ooo pN yedr. rlll'll figure 0\Jl }Ulll S(>Crld- ing p,nont1es. 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Mayb(• in iJ l<>w VCdTS, the S{ hool :-.yslem Will q Pt its act together dnd founclc1l1011s will become e~tinct, a qmrkr footnote m thc• history ot Nt>W· µwt-Me. ... a schonls when pMf'lll!> were ton l 1d lo tdkf• µubhc. t du c dllon mto 1h .. 1r own homfs. Let's hope 0111 n1'W supc•1 m · 1PrHlent ~ho's uo1tr11 r tVl' re\ l~\\..., (com l('dl hE>1 • p.iri>11 ls till< I trustee.' t c10 lllukP thl!> httppPO Fm nm\, 1•11d1 tou11da1111n enrh school -ru ,.<I l11nd • Pl1•c1sc hPlj) i-:hP l " d1,du1 11hh• c.ontrihulton qrn•" nqhl lo 11w school ol vour rhtll< 1• l111cl 1<,11'1 tillered by W.ic;h1nql1;n, s.111t1· mc•nto 01 <'Vt'T\ Bi o Sir Pel 11 yuu'n• <1 tl'"1<h·1ll, hll'1ll<'Ss ow1wr 01 esµl < ic!ll~ .i parent. 11 \'\'ill be sw111• ol th1 ht'st 111011.-y you've l'\1•1 lll\l'Sh 'd .Jom the r \cJlu11or1 • WILLIAM LOBDELL IS the editor. His e·ma1I t1dd1 ess is \vn :>b@aot com . 'EAK ~ HRlmP 8ERvm wmt 90UR CRolCE 01'.CAxE Our Boneless Western Sirloin Steak with 6 Fried Shrimp served with • 8oUP OR SAi.AD • 8'11'ED POTATO• VEGrl'flBlE • 8oURDOUGR Rott • CllolCE OF CAKE • Hot Fudge Cake • Carrot Cake • Cheesecake • Chocolate Cake I CALENDAR October Networkers Luncheon Leads Group, 11:45 am. -1 p .m Costa M esa Country Club 1 701 Golf Course Drive . I .; 1998 AUGUST RENEWALS 4J years IHI Pacific Bell 20 years II ~am Steak House 16 years . . Newport-Mesa Unified School 5 years PacifiCare The Marketing Group 4 years Waddell 0 & Reed 3 years . ' . .. Thursdmy, Oct. 8 Board of Directors Luncheon -15 years Hub Auto Supply Share Our Selves Thursday, Oct. 1 S .. Thursday, Oct. 15 Friday, Oct. 16 Tuesday, Oct. 20 Please RSVP 11.45 a.m. -Mesa Verde Country Club 3000 Club House Road 90-Minute Breakfast Boost - Please RSVP 7:15 -8:45 a.m. . Costa M esa Country Club 1 701 Golf Course Drive Latino Busbiess Coundl City Council Candidates Forum 7 -8:30 p.m. Neighborhood Communtty Center -Adams Room 1845 Park Avenue, Costa Mesa National Boss Day A1nbassadors Committee Noon -Chamber office Wednesday, Oct. 21 Legislative Committee Noon -Chamber office Wednesday, Oct. 28 Legislative A~er Hours Mixer 5. 30 -7:30 p.m. Country Side Inn & Suites, (Redhill and Bristol) ~:i u ~1J ~~J ••• for the "ovember Breakfast Boost Del Heintz. Chairman of the Board of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will give the State of the Chamber report at the November 19 breakfast held at the Costa Mesa Country Club COSTA MESA FIRE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES FIRE PREVENTION WEEK Costa Mesa Fire Department Open House Satruday, Oct. 10 10 a.m. · 2 p.m. Civic Center Fire Station 2450 Vanguard Way The Co~ta Mesa Fire Department will be celebrating "Fire Prevention Week" by having an open house for Costa M esa residents. Fire personnel will be giving tours of the fire station and dispatch center, performing fire demonstrations of various equipment and displaying the police helicopter. College Hospital, Hoag Hospital, Schaefer Ambulance and the Red Cross are a few of the local businesses that will also be participating. The Costa M esa Firefighters Association will be renting a bounce/jump house, a cotton candy machine, purchasing hot dogs, drinks, ice, cookies and balloons for the event. Businesses or Individuals who wish to assist in covering the cost of the event should call Captain Kirk Dominic, at 714/754 ·50.05. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO BUILD COSTA MESA HOME IN ONE WEEK In celebration of their 10 year anniversary of building on faith, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County will be building a home in the city of Costa Mesa. Neighbors will be helping neighbors and they will complete the home in just one w ek ·called a "Blitz Build". The home will be completed in time for the homeowners to celebrate Thanksgiving. Dunn9 the week of November 7 through 14, passersby and visitors to the Co~ta Mesa home site will see 40 to 60 volunteers pounding nails, routing plumbing, painting and finally installing landscaping on the last day. This is their first home in Costa Mesa, the first of four to eventually occupy the city's grounds. Say) executive director Ron Blake, Hl'm very plea~ to be entering into partnership with the city of Ce>5ta Mesa in such an exciting fashion. Our organi1ation is really looking forward to working with this fine community." f or the few months leadmg up to this event and during the one-Wttk period ol the blitz build, Habitat for Humanity will be gathering support In a variety of way\. They need financial support, building materials, skilled labor and semi- \ktllcd labor, food for the volunteers and many support activities. Individuals, congregations and local businesses are encouraged to participate. • Since 1988, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County has been fulfilling the m1ss1on of the non·profit, ecumertical housing ministry of Habita\ for Humanity International -to eliminate poverty housing -in cities throughout Orange County. Sy working with scores of 'volunteers, corporate and community sponsor~. u well as Orangt County cities, Habitat has completed n homes. With the first Costa Mesa home an cidd1tional I 0 homes are expectfd to be finished this year. · Th~e homes l)re sold, not given, to working, qualified low-Income families at no profit through no-interest loans. Families are required to provide 600 hou~ of "$weat e<1ui~" into the bu1ld1ng of their own home to qualify for the hous . Once the families become home<>wners, they become p1rt of the community fhese home\ are bullt to fit the indMdual nttghbomood and the fam1l1C$ p.iy normal taxes For mew lnforlnatlon on how )'OCI con bt a pott of Hoblrot fol Humanity of Ora~ County's llltz Build, plfost coll 7141895·.flJ 1, °'visit thflr MfJ sift or http://habltate>< org Kinglsey Manufacturing Company 6 years Bank of Yorba Linda Ice Chalet 2 years Domino's Piua -Baker Street GTE Professional Champion Auto Rental Coast Jewelry & Loan TeJ<as B.B.Q Catering AUGUST NEW MEMBERS Coastal Pacific Funding Corporation Karen M. Hayes 950 South Coast Drive, Ste. 295 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/957-4777 714/957-4488 FAX eCompany, LL. Caree Johnson 3334 E.. Coast Hwy., Ste. 41 5 Corona Del M ar, CA 92625 949/675-8194 949/675-8294 FAX King's Coples Peggy Barela 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mes.a, CA 92626 714/438-1111 714/438·1180 FAX Marla's Mania Marla Silva, MBA 23801 Cassandra Bay Monarch Bay, CA 92629 949/661 -3699 949/661 -5903 FAX Meluccl, Thomas & Brown Edward Raucher 2973 Harbor Blvd., Ste. 702 Costa M esa, CA 92626 714/557-6068 714/557-6173 FAX Natural Lighting Gayomard Mistry ' PO. Box 2865 Mission Viejo, CA 92690 949/588-9383 949/588-9383 FAX The Northstar Agency Rene Garcia 10~0 W. M acArthur Blvd., Ste. 136 Santa Ana,·CA 92707 71 4/957-8922 71 4/957-8923 FAX Obrien, Gazln .& Peterson R Thomas Peterson 611 Anton Blvd., Ste. 120 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/662-7740 714/662-1562 FAX DKL lnt'I Marketing, Co. Don LaPerna 2525 Studebaker Road Long Beach, CA 90815 714/533-5345 March Advertising Gary Coscarart 3001 Redhill Avenue, Ste. #2-219 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/55 7 -9822 714/557-9821 FAX Los Angeles Times Steve Anderson 1375 Sunflower Avenue Costa M esa, CA 92626 714/966-5705 714/966-4520 FAX CANDIDATE DEBATE SERIES TO BE AIRED ON CHANNEL 3 ... In cooperation with MediaOne, the Daily Pilot and Southern California Edison, the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce 1s hosting televised election race forums on those races most important to Costa Mesa residents. The forums for the City Council and the Newport-Mesa Unified School District races were taped in the boardroom of the school district administrative offices in September, while the forum for the OC Supervisor District 2 race will be taped in MediaOne studios. Each will be aired numerous times prior to the Nov. 3 election. Charley Wilson, Southern California Edison, is serving as moderator in each forum. Panelists will include Valerie M itchell, MediaOne, with either Bill Lobdell or Tina Borgatta of the Daily Pilot. Following are the taping dates of each forum. They will be aired at 6 p.m. and 9 p .m. each night for a week following their respective taping. On Monday, Nov. 2, MediaOne News Center 3 will air all debates in their entirety from 6 to 11 p.m ., back to back Costa Mesa City Council Newport-Mesa Unified School District OC Supervisor 2nd District Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 22 GQQD MORNING COSTA MESA ''90-MINUfE 'BREAKFAST BOOST" . Thurs. Oct. 15 7:15 -8:45 a.m. at Costa Mesa Countrv~Club 1701 Golf CourslDr. ~ llttd Smit SS AND gtt YOUR umt on 011r sptdaJ NFIWORKING ROS'lER r~;-~------::-------------1 I COMPANY PHONE I LY?!-~~-A!~---------t----~~----J M.il to. Cotta Maa Ch.unl>fT of Comme~. 1700 Adami Ave., Co.ta Mela, CA 92626 For rn<ltt infomuition or to mAkr a l'fterV ation, call (714) 885-9090 or faic (714) l85-9094 ~ port Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Shirley Watts, the founder of Friends In Service to umanity 30 •years ago, with op John C harles as they help artshioners from St. Matthews Church donate food to the needy. t . I fft ELPING <f NTINUED FROM 1 ddiliation. This Saturday, it will hold a :3Qth anniversary bdsh wtlh its tiI.th annual Bredk.fdst by the Bay ! d-raiser. ·1 would never have t.lteamed," Watts said 'tfle orgaruzalion hds expand- <'4)a; focus as well. In the begin- rupg, volunteers would get calls rdllgmg from people needing hitby sitters to people threatening stllcide. They would take people td doctqr's appomtments or do someone's grocery shopping. When someone needed d medl, \ \ .. I I I • I FYI Breakfast by the Bay will be from 9 a.m. to noon Satur- day at the Newport Dunes Resort 1131 Back Bay Drive. Tickets are $8 for adults and S2 for children ages 11 and under. However, children who bring in a new toy for the Christmas drive will get in free. For more informa· tion, call (949) 645-8050. lhev would take it from therr own pdntnc!. or ovens. Watt!> !.aid TI1e group has ndrrowed the gcogrdphical dted it works in and hl•lps the homebound,. homeless • Flavorful & Delicious ,Lunches & Dinner KIM HAGGERTYlYllUSIDAIL'( PILOT and families in crisis •J'm not sure homelessness was so much of a problem as it is now," Englar said. The organizatton 1s not as reactive as it used to be, said Executive Director Debbie O'Connor. It can tdke more pre- ventive measures Volunteers regularly deli.ver food to the homebound, O'Con- nor s~id. They provide child-care assistance, emergency financial assistance and he lp the homeless,· she said. Saturday's breakfast will honor volunteers such as Watts who have kept the organization going, O'Connor said. But Watts is reluc- tant to take credit ·1think1t was God's.work, not our work," Watts said . CATERING AVAILABLE PRNATE PARTY ROOMS : $4.95 Connection! (Save Over $20.00) 1rder HBO or Cinemax ;oday and receive 1 /2 off your first i:nonth of service. I I I I . HUR"YI OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 2• (714) 542-6222·. ~ !?..~~~~.!,!e Offer good for unl' outlet in 5C'fV1~cahlc amas only. (lth THEATER CONTINUED FROM 1 said the potential agreement fol· lows about two months of negoti- ating with Newport officictls on how the aty could lend a hdnd to th<? effort. The foundahon has been working for more thdn three yedrs to rdlse money to buy and renovate the old theater, whJch hds been closed for six yedrs. The options that were being discussed were a grnnt from the city to the foundalton, tt low-inter- est lodll from the cit)· .. or thf' city's purchase of the hu1lchng dnd sub sE>quent fedse to tlw foundation Bromberg sd1cl boa.rd members drafted d letter out.1.irung the foun- dation's proposal for operatmg s COURTYA RD • the theater when either it or the city owned the huilcting, and left It dl thdl. In the mec ntm1e, the city did dn i.!ppra1sdl on the building lhdl pnc ed 1t di $480,000 -dbout $70,000 less than whdt the foun· <lat1on had recently offered to pay Wortmann. Hee ause th1~ group Wds undble to rillSc enouglJ moite)' in tm1c·. tht1l e-,crow expubcJ Se1>t. 30. AflN that, Wood said' Wortmann rnntactcd thl' c:11y. ,incl the city oller<'d $480,000 II the clc11l uo •s through, tht' next c;tt•p 1s fo1 01f> lou11diltion to • lP<1~e the bu1ldmg, from thl' oty, c1ssuming the c 11 duos 1101 want lo Opf'f.ite tht ljlf' llPI 1l<;(JU. llrombc>rg -..ud tlw loundution hds propos£>d cJ lt•dsl'· sirruldr to th~' city's dCJfl'C'llH:nt v.:1lh · the Boys & Gi.rls rJuh, wh1C'h 1s tor 25 I A L S A L E S AT L' R D A Y ··Friday, October 9, 1998 9 years at $1 per year. JI that happe~. he aid, th1• toundC1tion could use the money at ha reused tor •nova I<> the theatt>.r, which would cost dfl cstunatP<I $720,000, ·nv~ nty hds ind1n1ted thPy d<> want to part.w~r with our organ1 zation, and l heh ve we c<1n m11kt> d difference m thP Balboa bus1 n1 s c\i~trict, r he smd. Gcsy Wiissall-Kclly, a Bd.lbo< uchvist who helpt>d' start ttw. Fnencts al the Balboa ThPul('J Jund-raising group, sa1cl sh<> Wd~ delighted to h(•dr Uu• dty mar step Ul and buy thP historic build · mg. "Thb i~ wonclertul," shl'' c;,-a1d ~we'\e h~en wo1kmg :-.o hdt<l ·Oldkmg d ~nny her~ und a peu ny therE', but 11 JllSI do~sn't adtl up. It JUSt sN•n11~<l like such <1 l<lll mount.1in to -c lunb " E OCTOBER I 0 the little black dress New and Consigne d Designer Clothi "g 31781 Camino Capistrano 101, 'Son Juan Capistrano 9-4 9 '489 297 ~ EVEREST A MacGillivra.Y rrccman r-ilm ~the IMAX MCMe ·~t-9 on°"'" GIANT' 1/1 ~ x,_, lndudang the Mu.te of~ Harrieon tn u.ooo ..-tt D_iP Sound l"eirtunng Nwmion ~ u.. ~ EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHER E THE 5 & 405 FREEWAYS M EFT IR VINE • CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 949 BJ2 IMAX ____ ,.., .. -=.r cm111•• UP Pl ·-__ _, ... ·~a ___ ..._ ... ,_. . I ' " . . ' m-oPENER • • • Newpof1 ttnw giis yolf,W luils Santa Mc.girita 1n Sea View duel I see Wow 10 Newport Beoch/Costo Meso Doily Pilot IOITING. --Risky business •Intrepid reporter finally frnds the answer, but you mdy not be thrilled with it. egardmg Newport Beach boater Scott McClung and 1s hve-week incarceration 101 dlleged gun running in < 'ommPI, Mexico, last week's lru~tral.Jons eventually found pdyd1rt The quest.Jon was what was the po!Jcy regdrding flreanns dboard boats Ul Mexican waters? And dfter getting the U.S. Coast Guard shuffle a week ago. 1t was Pventually the Coast Gudfd, thanks to the response or LtPutenant Commander Jeff Robertson, who is charged with USCG operations on the Pdabc COdst, which sent me m the nght clirechon · He referred me lo the State Department and suggested I make an <"ffort to speak with the Mex.ican Counselor Generals ofhce in Los Angeles, as well. I was to find the rOdd still a long onE>, but I m1uched on . Fir..t, d rrustake, I chose the Mexican Counselor Generals ofhce m Los Angeles. I'm sure others know tlus rouune .. you clial the number, listen lo a senes of lengthy recorded instructJons, punch the buttons ... 5 ... 6 . 7 .. 8 ... only to eventually receive the message "If you want more infonnabon, wnte a letter • So J tned the U.S. Slate Department Crom my trusty phone book and managed to get to the passport agency. More taped mstrucbons about passports dfld visas Next was the U.S. Governmentlnfonnauon SP.rviccs in Washington, O.C. dnd was I was provided an actudl phone number a t the Depdrt.m(•nt of State, where an dC'tual, IJVe person answered the phone. I could hdrdly believe my E'df'l Without further ado, here's the ofhc1dl skmny, as provided by the U S. Department of State: -·l· - A ug 3, 1998: The Department J-\.ot State warns U S atttens dgal.J\St takIDg any type of hrearm or ammunitJon into Mexico Without PRIOR wntten dUthonzabon from the Mexican duthonties. Entering Mexico with a firearm or a single round of dffilllurutlon cames a penalty of up to Hve years in Jclll. even if tht> hrearrn or ammurutlon-is see BOATING PAGE 12 • Top-ranked Newport HcUbor kills league rival. Ht< llAAO Dl ... N Di:tt Pb NEWPORT BEACH -When the top-ranked guts volleyball team in CIP State Division I cn)oys its finest hour, you can bet the opponent wtshe it hadn't stopped by to see. Coach Dan Glenn'i Newport Harbor High Sailors, featuring one of the most talented sett.era in ttie state, rolled through Visiting Santa Morgante with its best per- formance to dnte, 15-12, 15-1, 15· 9, in Sea View League action :"Thursday. Santa MargarltA (2-3, 0·2 .ln league) spent more time c:onunut- ; ll)g than actually playing the : thatch, guarant ed. • •we played w 11, • said Glenn, r whose team unproved to 6-0, 2-0. :.. •That wa th best we've played • au year .• : GI nn olso sa..id Jennilcr Carey, : the team'' 6 ·foot·1 senJor setter : who fmLc;hed with 37 ass15ts and : thr solo blocks, played her best --match of the NU<>n as 6· 1 j'*1or Latest Orange County releaguing plan has familiar ring and Newport-Mesa schools are solidly behind it. BAJIRY FAU•.KNl:JI fkif Pb FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Still reluctant to step off the treadmill they set in motion 19 months ago, representatives or Orange County high schools voted, 39-19, Thurs- day to support a reJeagwng pro- posal which would alter the Sea View and Pacific Coast Leagues, while leaving Esperanza in the CS:~ Clu1I Blion (8) pYyl keepaway from Eltanda High's.D.J. GlacyJn 11wnday afternoon's Pacific Coast League waler pOlo enCO\lllteT. ·'Below, Mesa's Biron (rlght) clefeads• teammate Mike Valllanrourt (left) looks on. It was allMesa ontld8 occesloD. to lbetane ol 23-2. DIANA MULVIHU I DAILY PILOT e standout April Ross, an outside hitter, and 6-2 middle blockers Kathy Le.void and Krista Dill were given room-service sets. Newport Harbor, defending CIF Southern Section Divuion I c.ham- pton, turned it up a notch in the second game, thanks largely to the Carey tough serving of seniors Erica Wade and Marina Cothran and the digging of Cothran, Ross and junio1 Brenda Waterman. Ross, who had a match-hlgh 16 kills, rocketed six kills and pro- duced a solo block in the second game as the Tars waxed the Eagles. Santa Margarito Coach Eddie Repp requested a time<>ut alter Waterman's kill from the back row gave the Sailon an 8· 1 edge. WttJUhe serve agaJn, kills by Ross resulted in thr o mor pomts, while another by Coltucln made it 12·1. Carey's solo block, Coth.ran'1 aervice winner and an unforced error at gam potnt by' the Eagles made it an easy victo· ry for the s.uon. l ....... llllf .. 'vt ........ ,..._. . ~ OM Glenn, Newport Harbor volleyball coach -ridoy, Odober 9, 1998 •Spam Editot Roger Coctson • 949-574-4 f llDIY lllGHT LIGHTS I ORANGE COUNTY IELEIGUING Beach. Irvine-based Northwood, scheduled to open next fall and to field yarsity teams beginning the fall of 2000, would round out the five-team alliance. This weekend's .. high schOol footbafl Sunset League. A f t e r twice falling one vote shy of the two- thirds majori- ty reqwred 'to select one of two final pro- posals to align schools in athletic leagues for a four-year cycle beginnmg the fall of 1999, a compromise between PCL and Sea View representatives resulted in the m.ini- m um consen- sus ·for one plan. The victo- rioµs propos- al, among 20 considered after three were with- drawn in a J 1/2-hour meeting at Fountain Valley High, calls for Corona deJ Mar to jom the PCL With holdovers Costa Mesa, Estancia and Laguna It also would shift Aliso Niguel, Laguna Hills and University from the PCL to the Sea View, with holdovers Newport Harbor, Woodbridge and Irvine. However, a compromise, which after lengthy discussion became unanimous, would allow University to remain in the PCL, with the Sea View continuing with five teams. This change would eventuate if the current proposal, which SEE RELEAGUING PAGE 12 . CD ~ WESTMINSTER t<J • TONIGHT j C.oM>NA oa. MAR vs.~ • Site: Westminster High, 7 p.m. " • llottom line: CdM (3-1) puts_~ three-game winning streak on ~' line. Westminster (2-2) has been outscored, 73-19, in last two games HIGH SCIOOL WITll POLO DINdions: -North on 405 to GQ4dWl West; North on Golden West. sch~n left. · "We won the second game because we served so well," Glenn said. ·we got a ton of points oU the serving of Erica and Manssa.• The Tar5 led early in the first game, but short serves helped rally the Eagles. In the third game, Santa Margarita built a 1-3 lead, but the SailoTS rallied behind Ro55. On one point, Ross returned a serve wtth a long pass to Carey up front,.lhen Carey fired a cross· cowt set to a high-flying Ross, whotc charging momentum helped deliver posstbly the hard- est spilce of the season. Plays like that allowed the Sailors to recover from the deficit and forge a 14-7 lead. om fuushed Wlth 11 kJlls, while Lllvold (five olo blocks) and Watennen had five kills each. Cothran (rune digs) and Wad (SlX} sparked th Tars' bClck row. Newport, ranked No. 1 in CIF D1vi ·on l·AA, Will tak this weekend off belore hosting El Toro on 1\1esday (6 p.m.). • • bnprovements on defense alloW Costa Mesa to dominate tempo Of the Pacific Coast 1-gue water J>Qlo match from start to tmish. EA SA VALLE ;t:~ TONIGHT •Jl'I'. EstANCJA vs. SANTA ANA v~ • Site: Santa Ana Bowl 7 p.m: • • Bottom line: Both teams a~ feeling good about themselves .~) after posting their first win in fi)Ull games last week. · .-.-~ -North on Fa1rv1ewto't:iv•c Center Or. (old 8th St) and tum ritNL Stadium at Civic Center and Flower ... ;.., ..... TONIGHT • Nnwoft'r HAMoR vs. ~ • SIW: La Palma Part(. Anaheim, 1 • • Bottom llne: M~gnolia (3-1 L ·• hasn't been to the playoffs in 't2 seasons and the Sailors (4-0) haY.~ won 14 playoff games in the ·90~_. Dlredlolas: North on Harbor Blvci..i past Lincoln in Anaheim to la Palma and turn right. ME ANAHEIM ;~ SA'IURDAY NIGHT ~l~ CosTA MBA vs. ANAHEIM '".!t.. •Site: La Palma Park, Anaheim, 1.111 • llottmn line: Mesa (2-2) should rebound from a 48-6 loss. Comer, Ricky Martin could pad county... 'f1 high five intercept;.Jns against Colonists (0-4). ·:--. DINdlons: North on Harbor ilvd., go past Uncoln in Anahelmto La P~ ahd turn right. ,1,_ HllH SCHOOL lllLS YOLLIYllLL Eagles are in the_ 'w' colum n~: • Estancia· sweeps past Allso Niguel; ti, whose 1qU4d opened leegue play Tuesday with Corona del Mar ambushed at Irvine; ~:;;:!t'::.8 come-from-behlnd triumph dt S~~ n Costa Mesa falls in three at University. •(The Vaqueros) are a very good team aQil"!l' they played an outstanding match. They outh . " tted us and played much better than us in evc[J th aspect ol the game.• '41 u COSTA MESA -Sophomore setter Sara Dem- ing produced 10 kills and ran the offen.se u Estaneta I ligh's girls vollcybdll team won its tint match or the season Thursday, sweeping Aliso Niguel, 15-3, 15--4, 15-12, in Pacific Coast League action at Estcmcia. · Junior mJddle blocker Amy Delrez bad seven kills end flvo blocks for Estancia (l-4, 1-1 in PCL), while freshman Arias Reynolds recorded lO aces with hard serving. The Eagles travel to University next Tuesday. Irvine shocks fJM in three CORONA DEL MAR -A fired up Irvine High girls volleyball team ambushed host Corona del Mar Thursday, swcepmg the Sea Kings, 1S..., 15- 0, 15·1 l, in a See Vlew League match. •ney w re roally up and we were really Oet and played poorly,• Mid CdM Cooch Steve Con· Junior setter Manssa Becker bad ~o nssis aua ;, two blocks for the Sea Kings (4-4, 1-1 in leagufl), the No. 3 team in CIP Southern Section DivtsionY'l lli·A. Irvine, unranked, improved to 7-1, 2·0. ., Costa Mesa swept by University;; IRVINE -Cotta Meta High's girls volley~: team fell to Padfk: Cout League host Universq ~ \hUl'lday, 15-8, 15-7, 15·9. • ! •They bad a couple of good players,• C<>fte'L Mesa Coedl Yvette Ybaira Hid. ·sut our tea!'l. had the abllity to play evenly With teams like Uil\J vetsity. We just weren't playing hke it. l think i1: a confidence illue. • , l!velyn PoWen had eeven kills and Nancy H •• suah1bad25 Mliltl for U. MUIUlngs, whu fell l9 5·3, 1·1. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . Sports Fridoy, Odobe< 9, 1998 } } --~~~~--...i..----------------~---=-====--==== AYSO .REGION 97 •Newport puts away' Tustin, 7-2, despitt:? going ~th just nine players. ·' ·N E W P 0 R T '!111....__r BEACH -Playing GI I l S with only nine play- ers. Newport defeated Tustm, 7-2, in AYSO Region 97 girls Division JI soccer action over the weekend Briana Brooks .made a numbef of-great saves to keep the scote Jow. Goals were scored for Newport by Hillary Evans, Lanren Frted· man. Lauren KefWln and ~banle Rees. ..... D MS10N fV ..-Onick.sUver 1, Speed Demons 0 Halfbacks Melissa Wheeler and ;/fleiither Puga heJped lead Qwck- silver to its third straight shutout. Dana Owad scored the game wm-ner. -DMSIONV • 1'1.rquolse Terminators 2 Red Hot Roses 1 A pair of, goals on penalty kicks by Elizabeth Vanthof were the dif· fereoce in the match for the Temu- nators. The defensive effort was led by J.eann Dlcldnson. Jackie Cluk and ~ela Mello. Chrlatlna Kalm- lech. Melissa Mead and Kristina QOestraw were solid on oCfense larb1e Argueta scored for the Roses off a pass by Kate Rasch. Kel· ly Zimm.er and Deanne Lyons con· frfbuted to a strong effort by the Roses. • Smasbtng Pumpktru 2, Roxy t Dalley Wiese scored a goaJ for the Roxy, with assists credited to Megan Munce and Hayley Ayres • Shooting Shamrocks 4, Jaguan 3 Emily Ohl.aver bad a hdt tnck a.s the Shooting Shamrocks recorded their third consecuttve victory. Kuen Hay also had a goal. Key defense came from Michele Clminl, Mikki So$a and Nikki Ud· dicole. • Surf 4, Wipe Outs 0 Jamie Heenan and Emily Webb each scored two goals in the Surf's • foorth consecutive victory. na Shef- ll.ue played a great game at goalie aod 5a.maPtha Ryder was strong on offense and defense. bergs 2, Plreballs t lrtstin ClraUl a nd Jack.J e Sanches scored for the Icebergs. Mu1saa 'Wilber bad a goal for the ~eballs. • Sea Uom l. Shooting Stars 0 Miranda You.og and Amy Staudinger each scored for the Sea Uons. Outstanding Sea Llon qef cnse came from Chloe God- ~. Hailey Sandberg and Zoe Macleod. • Surfer Gbb 6, Bulltrogs 1 Chrissy Schwartz scored three goals and Brlllany Deyan scored two goals for the Surfer Girls Uly 1'>\el'kes was solid m goal. DMS10NVI • Killer Waves vs. Chicks wtth '°1:.anna Uston and Kallya Hen- ,showed great passing skills for Killer Waves. Chrllttna Cooley tough in goal. Amy Snyder was bnlliant m goaJ iDd made a number of saves. Also impressive on defense were Krtstin hlJDer, Sara Gomu and Maggte Bemay. .-iftomets vs. SbooUng Stan Shelby wuuams, WhiUey Rlcbardaon a nd Jessica Wright 1'lafed weat defense for the Hor· nets. Ma.rtanne Jones scored for hrst goal of the game for the Hor- netJ. .:. Delaney Ware scored two goals amt lUa Gtacomaro abo scored a goal. • Purple Glrl Power vs. Green Glrl Power · Adrienne Taylor and Holly t'yons both had strong g.unes for the Purple Girl Power in a sC'oreless Cunningham & CO. leave foe in a state of Fogg •Raiders put away Splash with a 3-0 Div. IV wtn. Andrew CWUl.bagbala bad two goals and BIUe Fogg scored one · as the Raiders scored a 3-0 victo· ry over the Splash in Boys.Divi· MOn IV AYSO Region 97 soccer. Taylor SuUtvan played great defense. Elsewhere in Division IV action: • Killer Instincts 4, QuJcklllver 2 Great defense by Carmen Clmlnl, Alu Boullon, Leon GJaser and Telford Cottam led to three goals by Vlnnle Nuca. Kevin Shearer also bad a goal. Quicksilver was led by Dan Furman, Rory• Campbell and Max Benegas. • Surf R.ats 2, Wave Runners 1 Ryne Thornton scored early lor the Wav~ Runners and kept pressure on the Surl Rats. • Speed Demons 2, Raptors 2 Nico Hendr:lcks scored both goals for the Demons. The first qoal came off . a pass by Justin Eakln. Wlth just seconds remain- ing, Hendricks put in the tymg goal on a breakaway. • Soccer 1lockers l Speed Demons 2 Ted Slater scored both Roclc- ers' goals in the first half off assists by 'Adam Pinkerton King Gilley, Brett Cory and Nathan Freiberg set up scormg opportunities for the Rockets. Hendrie.ks scored twice for the Demons. • Strlken 2, SUngen 1 Joe Rlgglo and Parker Stevens scored first half goals for the Strikers. Jason Jacobs and Robert AndRws led a defense thdt handed the Stingen, their firSt loss of the season . Brandon Sowers scored on an assist by Ramez Wissa 1n the third period. • Fireballs 3, Blue Smurfs 2 Both Blue Smwfs goals were scored by Matt CoWer on pas es by Bryce Henrie. Great Smurf defense came from Travis Mayfield, Hunter Wlley and Rhett Pal.Iller. DIVISION 0 • Intne 2. Newport Expl0tlon 1 JU. Rutter scored Newport'c; only goal off a rebound. The ddense played a tough match, thanks to the play of Ryan Sdaultheil, Z..c.b Zanaow. Travb Whlsler, Ben Powell. Geolf Boler and Alan £red.la. Goalie James RicharUoll made awesome save.-; for Newport. DIVISION V • Tigen 6, Skittles 0 E\"an Hochwald scored three goals to power the Tigers' offense. David Holes scored on match. • Blue Dragons vs. Tigers Brittany HaUworth, Erin Kavanaugh and Claire Layton powered the offense for the Blue Dragons 0MSIONV11 • Mesa Mermaids vs. Blue Dol- phins Ula Blaclmey, Lauren Terry, Jasmine Benson and Sbayanne Osman all played solid games m goal (or the Mermaids. Allison Granzella, Emily Horrell, Kalle Powell and Leah Harper wt>re solJd on defense. Rainbow Runners vs. Domlna- ton Rainbow Runners' goalies Kelly llorden, Cassie D'Cruz. and Allison Wl\IWeld i.hut out the opposition an assist from Drew IO Y S Harrll. . · Andrew WU.on and Taylor Friend alsO scored. 111e shutout defense was led by AUIUn ~ Getudo Avi- ta, Henry Pyl.!, Cbrll LoMemo and Matthew White. • Green Gedlos l , Swf Rais 2 WW Atwood and Corey Houseplao each scored goals for the Geckos. Passing was solid from Brian Siemonsma and Kevin Uttleton, while Nathan Talbott and Dane Berman were tough on defense. Johnny Sav6JI was dominant in goal. . \ Fo1 the Surf Rats, IJ. D'Cruz scored m the fourth quarter to lead a fourth quarter rally. In the last minute of the gcune, Nathan Petty scored on a penalty kick:. • Lasers 4, Hot llodl 0 Ttavls Kuhn• scored two goals to lead the Ldsets Matthew Joslyn and Christopher Vu. • Silver Dudes 3, Sllmme.rs 1 The Silver Ducks put the' match away Qn a fourth quarter goal by Stevie Parmer off a pass by Sean Marshall. Tyler Wolk and Andrew Skjonsbys dlso had goals tot the Ducks. The goalkeeping by David Miller dfld Will Relchensteln kept the Shmmen. offensive attack at bay Brandon Woods and Selb Jan- lca were strong at the nudfield. OMSIONVI • Barracudas vs. flying ngen II'\ an exciting match, Jmttn Johnson and Eric Holland scored goals for the Barracudas. Bryce Fuller and Jack Grace combined for d strong game in goal. • Galaxy vs. Eagld Austin Webster scored twice for the GalaXy in a tough match. Brett Olinger made several saves DM5JONVll • Green lJWds vso Wave Runnen Ted Sarry scored for the Lizords m the first half. Wyeth JUetveld played strong in the sec- ond half and scored the Lu:ar~· second goal. • • Dragons va.. Mambo Waves The Dragons got goals from Zach· Bea.udln and Sean Kegan on assists by Plsber RoblJ\IOn. Parker Eddy and Zachary Friedman played strong defense. • Blue Sharks va. Killer Whales Ian Crane husUed bard for the Sharks and b4d an assist on a goal by Colton Gyulay. with defensive help from Amanda Parrill clild Christie Ohlaver. Marta SwfJt, Kerry Hayden and Sarah Tegel all had shots on goal • Suri Babies vs. Tigen Lauren Pfelfter and Daniella Crivello each scored a goal for the Surf Bdb1es. The defense was led by Gigi Joseph, Jordan Murrel, Mia Van Bergh and Amanda Wllme • creaming Green vs. Golden Sun Girls MonJque Conant scored three goals for the Screaming Green. · A~sisung Conant were Amanda Peterson and Shannon Boler. The Greens defense was out· ~t.mding with play by Morgan WUJlams, Abby Michaelsen, Amanda Schaefer and Becky Gula. ~urlingham powers Slammers • qirls under-14s in third, C L U 8 S 0 C· C E R thcTh~t~~\s undet-1 t squad also under-11s win toumatnent. won the JUSA tournament on Sept. A.my Bu:rllnnham scored on a 1.\ Salgado had six goals m the • nia, the Slammers are 4-3-l a.nd U\ \ t H " ~ d th d pass from Brittany Emenon to ledd oumamen ew&O 1la ree an the Slammers under-t• girls soccer th11d pldce after lhe first half. Krystal Wrlghl. nttaoy AJvarez, • Clrls under-13 ' C I nn d Emil Bl ~" ld team to a 1-0 victory over MiSs1on e yo an Y rcuue Viejo on Sept. 26 The Slemmers girls under-13 edch had two goals ';'fbe victory, accompanied by a t -team is also in third place, with a • Boys under-11 t· Lie with the So Cal Blu on Sept. record of 2-0-3 alter the fll'!>t hall. The Slammers defense played a • 2'1' helped the Slammers remain i.n . • Glrls ander-11 key rote U\ the Slammers 2· 1 Vlrto-.: U'W':· The Slamnd . 1ers tigirfls 1untdcr18-l t ry over local nval the fmne StnJcers 1, Cbllden scored a goal tcdm move into a e or U'5 P cc over the wr.ekend. Evan Zoller : fr6tii'25 yard.I out against· the Blu , over the weekend with a 2-t victo-played a great game to goal and ~Wt\(} tied the score in the fmaJ mtn-ry over the 5anta Anittl Strikers. wos helped out by Paw Knezevic, t utes of lhe match. Arianna Ail.lJ01' Olbbl scored an early goal Mart Touch tte, Samuel PalfNy- 11 Cltlc:tone wu a stllndout in goal . for the Slammers off a comer kick man and Brendan Finnerty ~ ,Lait weekend, the Sta.mmcw lost by JMl!ca Muura. Sean Cunpos sco.red the ftr!it "t\> the Orange Premier t -0, then After the strikers Ued the ~rore goal fo1 the Slamm~. lhen lllch.ard ~ roered back on Sunday with e 2· 1 with four minut~ remaining, the Gadblot r.ut in the game winoct on , victory over the Santa Anita Red Slammers mounted a furious c"n assist rom Zacll Cbendy. ~ Hots on goals by Burtingh&rn and a~sault tho\ re ulted ln th g4me ICevln Higuchi und Eric Cox e Swab Hau. The under· 1~ team fin· wtnnlng goal by Alida Salgado. wow down opponent.. with their X ~ th flnt hall Wlth soJ passes-On sept. 2b, the Slamm ~ bcttt tf·nadous fa('ld play. s sidli of third place. th• Upland C'elt c. t·O, bchlnd a • Bop undef'>IO t • ..,.. ~H goal SGOrt"d by Camllle Hewko Thlt newly f onned tewn ha ~ Competing agau\St some of the ftom 20 yards out Enilly Bltthleld t)(!en a potont forre in Shunm rs c top1'lled teams tn Southern Callfo1 • ancl ADdrff 'l.alllucea rombme<;t for pl"Y· tallylf'lg four ww, one IOi.'> f. • i; drange Coast United Sting under-16s felled by Wolfpack White, 2-0 " Ctllb~--~~ A ............... BRIEFLY NHBA spring registration Saturday NEWPORT BEACH -The New- port Harbor Bdseball Assoetation, d Pony Baseball orgaruzation, will be holding registration for the spring season starting on Saturday at Ensign Junior High in the ,cafeteria rrom 9 a.m,-1 pm. The age dtvis1ons are; SheUand (5-6)1 Pinto (7-8); Mustang (9-1 0): Bronco (11-12) and Pony (13-14) All ages are as of July 31, 1999. Interested players must bring a copy of theu birth certificate and cash or check to pay fees. Costs are· $80 for Shetlttnd and Pmto; $95 for Mustang and Bronco and $115 for Pony Ldte fee~ dpply after Dec. 15 For iillonnauon, call (949) 451 - 2228. Costa Mesa ationals COSTA MESA -Registrabon for the Costa Mesa Nabonal l.lltle League's spnng season begins on Saturday at Costa Mesa High. Registration will take place from 7 a.m -1 pm The registration fee is $65 per player. Riptide wins two .. The Ripllde, a --------10 -and -under SOfTIAlL team m the Paofic Coast Bobby Socks league, swept d weekend doubleheader aga.mst Nelson of La Puente Megan Toman and Ma.rtsa Scott combined for a 7-4 victory m the first game to improve to 6-0. Chrl5tie Hamers' perlormance in lhe second game proved deas1ve in a 5-4 victory. Hamers pitched a sol· 1d six inrungs to keep lhe Riptide unbeaten in WU\ter play. Ript1de meets unbeaten Pico Sunday tn a double-header at Boni· ta Creek Park starting at noon TQOAY . ==<ot~ S C H I D U l I women · Or.tng• c:o.si at Ovus Tournement. H~h school boys Htwpott Hafbof •nd CofON ~I M¥ •t Southem C.hloml• TOUINl!Wnl at HfflUtge , ... ~ IMne •Vol..,_,, JC women -Or •nge Cotit at s.dcli.o.ck, 7 p m •S-I IC men -Or~ Coan •t Golden Wftt. J p m JC women•~~ •t Or•ngt eo.n. 3 pm HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUl11Y Newport boys, CdM girls roll; Estanci~ Mesa boys win, too RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -Newport Harbor Htgh's boyi. rolled to an 18-41 win on the hilly Santa Margarita course on a hot and dry day, to the pleasure of its coach and 1m.proved to 3· Munoz sharp .. COSTA MESA "!. Senior standout AlbertO Munoz of Estanoa Hi~ went 15:50 to win on ~ home course Thursday (Fauview ParkJ as th.a Eagles rambled pas! Ahso Niguel, 22-35. in Paetfic Coast League boy.; cross. ~ountry Estanoa. 2-0 m PCL meets. was al.so led by sconng efforts from seruor·~ Manuel Oroz- co (16:29), Stephan Appell (16 36), Tony Magana ( l 7:08) and freshman Mcl.rlln Munoz (17:20). . 0 in Sea View League cross. counlry behind the 1-2 finish of Curt Her- berts (16 21) and Chris1 Curt Herberts McMillen (l{Y~6) Newport's girls had a 1·2 punch, loo, m the form of Alicia McFcll.l and Amber Steen, who firushed 2-3 with tunes of 19:09 and 19·23, respectively. But the hosts dominated the re~t of the scoring to win with ease. 23-37. dropping the Tars to 0-3 SEA V1EW LEAGUE BOYS NEWPORT1aSAHTAMAAGMt'TA4 1. Herberts (NH), 16'21; 2. McM1llen (NH), 16:26, 3. Murry (SM), 16:27; 4 Landgren (NH), 16:43, 5. Jensen (NH). 17:07, 6. Antonini (NH), 17:10; 7. Edgley (SM), 17:27; 8. Dukes (NH). 17:33; 9. Henisey (~M), 17:34, 10. Ramsey (SM), l8:05 • GIRLS SANTA MARGAAn~ 23, NEWPC>KT 17 1. Mann (SM), 18:28; 2 Me:Fall (NH), 19:09, 3. Steen (NH), l9 23; 4. Manwar- ing (SM). 20 00; 5 Connolly (SM), 20.36; 6. Mono (SM), 20:37; 7. McCarthy (SM), 20'40; 8. Vallier (SM), 20:58, 9. 'Foss (NH). 21 12, 10 .Scarbo (SM), 21:18 CdM girls top El Toro CORONA DEL MAR -Junior standout Liz Morse has been on fire lately and blazed the trail on Thursday for the Corona del Mar High Sea Kings, who posted d 21· . 37 victory over vlSltmg El Toro in a Sed View League girls cross country meet. Morse won in 17:39 over the 3-mile course Sophomore Jenny Cummins stayed Wllh Morse unbl the last 600 yards, finishing in 18:03 "In tlus league, you need some front runners,· CdM Coach Bill Sumner said. "Most teams have a ruce 1-2 runners, it's just a matter of bow good they are and we have a great 1-2 punch • ln the boys race, sophomore 1Tavis Beardslee went out fast and won with a ti.me of 15 26, but El Toro WdS too strong overall and won the meet, 23-37. CdM sophomore Josh Yelsey WdS fourth with a time of 15:48 SEA VIEW LEAGUE ISOYS EL TORO 23, ec.toNA DEL MM 37 l Beardslee (CdM), 15·26, 2. Cipoloa (ET), 15'.41, 3. M11chiker (ET), 15:42, 4. Yelsey (CdM), 15:48; 5 Splrttgerber (tT), 15:54; 6 Wtk;olt (ET). 16:08; 7 McManus (ET), 16:15, 8 Medina (ET}. 16.17; 9. Gruber (CdM), 16:20; 10 Groundberman (ET). 16'.44. GlfU..S CdM 21, El Toro 31 1. Mo~ (CdM), 17.39, 2. Cummins (CdM). 18:03; 3. Quinlan (CdM), 18:17, 4. Smith (ET), 18:18; 5. Miske (ET). 18:23; 6. White (ET), 18:26; 7 Hossfeld (CdM), 18:38; 8. Yourman (CdM), 18:45,. 9. Garcia (CdM), 18 SO; 10. Edmonds (ET). 18:54. ln the guts meet. Esta.noa's Liz Hwpe ran a personal-record 19:43 for second place, but Abso topped · the Eagles, 25-30 MlcheUe Basanda won for Allso Niguel in 19·35 Janet Cdhuantzl went 20:45 for Estancid (0·2). · MOFK a>AST l.EACiUE BOYS ESTAHOA 22, Auso N IGUEL 35 1 A. Munoz (E). 15 SO; 2. Arm1jp (AN), 16:21; 3 Orozco (E), 16·29; 4 Appell (E), 16·36; 5. Sangster (AN). 16·41; 6 Magana (E), 17:08, 7 Dun combe {AN). 17 19; 8 M Munoz (E). 17 20; 9 Juarez (E), 17 26; 10 MetLalf (AN), 17.31. GIRLS Auso N IGUEL 25, EstAHOA 30 1 Ba~nda (AN). 19'35: 2. Hu1pe (E), 19:43; 3 Meservey (AN), 19 SS, 4. Davis (AN). 2041. S Cahuantz• (E). 20.45; 6 Bonctles (AN), 21.27; 7 Stevens (E). 21 '41: 8. Pool (AN), 21:41 9 Ghahr~ mana (AN). 22:0~ 10 Aronson (E). ,22"39. Mesa boys blitz Uni IRVINE -Bruce Hancock ran a strong 15.26 as Costa Mesa High defedted host Uruvemty, 19-37. in P~clfic Coast League cross country action Thursday. Alex Ma.rtme-z was a question mark before the race because of recent fatigue, but came through to finish second v.'lth a time of 15·50, 1ust two seconds :.hort of a personal record ln the guls race, Jamie DeNoewer ran d solid 18:09 over three miles to firush second behind UruversLty's Allison Mar- quand, one or the best runners m the slate. The Trojans. won \he meet. 24·35. Sara Cotton h.ru~hed fourth (18 54) and Jaclue Nguyen set a personal record Wlth a fuush ot 19 06. Both Mesa teams a.re 1-1. MOAC c.oAST LEAGUE. IOYS CosTA MESA 19, UHMJtsm' 37 1. Hancock (CM). 15:26: 2. Martinez (CM), 15 50, 3 ColltS {U). 16 OS; 4 Tran (CM), 16 06; S Ojeda (CM). 16.24, 6. Runnells (U), 16.37. 7 Ortiz (CM). 1648. 8 Martinez (U), 16.52, 9 ~w (U), 17 00; 10. Aronna (CM). 17 24 GIR1.S UNIVOSm' 24, CosTA MESA JS 1 Marquand (U), 17 42, 2. OeNoewer (CM). 18:09; 3. Howard (U). is 11. 4 Cotton (CM). 18'54, 5 Chen (U). 19.02, 6. Ngvyen (CM), 19:06; 7 Allef'I (U), 1945, 8 Rattr•y (U). 19:52; 9 Baker (U). 2008; 10. Hall (U}, 20 16. CdM tramples Injne, 17-1 lRVlNE -Sophomore Knsten Griffith and freshmen Leslie Damion and Laura Claster replaced Corona del Mar Hlgh's three standout singles p layers and the Sea Kings didn't rruss a beat in defeating host lrvme, 17- 1, m a Sea View League girls ten· ois match Thursday. ('dM (7-1, 3·0 in league), top· ranked m Orange County and No. 3 in CfF Division I, went 9-0 in smgles as Grifhth, Damion and Chisler swept Courtney Tencrelli and Ruchl- ka Budhra1a swept at No. 1 dou- bles for CdM while enior Robin Coleman and fresh.man Katie Tenerelli swept at No. 2. KA WW llAGUI ~ DE.&. MM 17, ltllYN 1 · Slna~ Griffith (CdM) def. Hwang. 6-0; del. F1n1, 6-0; def LAmm. 6-0, Damion (CdM) won 6-1. 6-0, 6 O; Cl aster (CdM) won 6-0, 6-4, 6·3, ~· C. Tmerelh 8udhr~ (CdM) def Wtn-Ch@n. G. 3; def. Connelly-Ngo, 6-1; def. Shoaff· Oelbenes. 6-1: Coleman-K. Tenetelli (CdM) won 6-2, H. 6-2; CNmey Ja<ob- son (CdM) lost 2-6, won 6-1. 6·3. Hawks top Mesa, 17-1 COSTA MESA Co ta M sa High'~ Phuong Tran defeated RonJni Mukrotaphyay of Laguna Flills in mgles, 6-1. but it was a -------------------~ FIELD IOCllY l Newport wins, 4-0 COSTA MESA do.n, Bitta JCLnSma, on and Maggi ored a gOal Ul N -M!'~Um Jor· Peigc Thomp· Mullen ch wport Harbor ov t Glendota ls fi ld hockey GIRLS TENNIS tougb match for the Mustangs, who lost 17-1, m a Paabc Coast League girls tenrus match at Cos- ta Me.'8 Costa Mesa fcills to 1-7 overall. 0-3 in league MOAC COAST LEAGUE lAGuN.A Hus. 17, CosTA MrSA 1 Singt.s: Krm (CM) lost to Lee, ().6, lost to Mukrotaphyay. ().6, lost to Paul. 0-6. Tran (CM) lost, 0-6. won, 6-1, lost 1·6; Lee (CM) lost. 0-6, 1-6. 1-6 Ooubtes: Huynh·Lee (CM) lost to Oavies-Lauten~lgen, 1-6, lost to E Hun9-S. Hung. Hi, lost to Malloy- Efinsberger, 2-6, Demello-Oimson (CM) lost o-6. 0-6. 0-6, Do-Hoang (CM) lost. ()..6, 0-6, s-7 Tars ramble, 14·4 NEWPORT BEACH -Jenny Meyer and Megan Hawkins are now 9-0 after sweeping, 7-ti (7·5), 6· l, 6·2, in Newport Harbor's VlC- tory over Scmta Margantl\, t•·•· m Sea View League Qltls t Mb on Thursday. •Both a.re aggressr.i ot then t and complement eoch other's gam . " Coach Fletcher Olson said. Th Sailors unproved to 7-4. t-2 in the Sea View le gue. llA WW l.IMUI MlWf'Oln 14t 5MfA MMcwlTA. Sln9I•· Adams (NH) test to Mill«, 3-6, def. Tatiana. 6-1. def. Caban Ila. 6-0. Godbey (NH) lost. 4-6, won, µ, 6-0, Nelson (NH) lost. 1-6, 1·6, 6-0 ~· Meyer Hawttins (NH) def Klowtlowskl-Bonhall, 7-6 (7-5): def. Kr~zer.Vondefahe. 6-1, def. Khouzam-~I. &2.' Baker-Schneider (NH) won. 6-3. 6-2. 6·1. P•lm Collopy (NH) won 7 5, 6-1, 6-3 Eagles fall to Artists LAGUNA BEACH -Estanoa High's J Ullary Hirt.ler and Blake Fri(lo teamed up for the tirst time this season and we1e leading in their first set 5-3. Wlth a set point, but cventuall} lo t 7 ·.5 to Laguna Beach's Megan Macgillvary and Cd1tlin McMann Hirtler and Fnno rebounded to win th \J nex.l two ets, 7·6, 6-0, but the Eagles (12-2, t-2) wet> ovennatchcd by host Laguna Beach irt a \5-3 los m Pacific Coast l.cllgue acUon Thursday. ~ COASTUAGUI UGIM lllAOC 15, EstMCIA J S...-~ (£) kx1 to Mlddoc.kl. o-6, \Ost to 8utt~ M; lost to Schulman\. 1.fi, McConNCk <e) lcxt. 0 6, ().6 1-6; CNreai« (E) lcMt. 0-6 0-6. 2-6 DCM.•I•· H1rtler Frino (TI ~t to Mac.glllivacy M<Mann. S-7, def. Fal<~ Meulneo. 7~ C1·l). def. Steini.John- iotl. 6-0. Cassity-Gundv.ngen lE) km. 3-6, 1-6, wori, '-4, Arbulow Stt1n~ld (E) loSt, :J~ 1 -6," ~2,(l(Hl,(llHl '...,I I' I I-'. I I I.: '\ l I I I I AGE 10-Yr.Tmn »Yr.Tmn 30-Yr.lmn ' 40 • $1,180 $1..375 $2.583 50 $2,735 $2,'915 $7,317 60 $6,895 $11~9 $2.5,960 ' toet:er team, p&ayed a great match agalnst Wolfpack JOlh ,......._ Clu1I Kha, David ~ Bnan 'I The Orang Coe1t United Sting, an unde.r·16 guls llC'OMO lo ft minimum ~.but couldn't penetrate lM WOlfp4C'k'I defense in W.•"Ota. Scott Nlckenoa. Ara Meltldaa, Toa • 2~ Joa OYer the weekend. • !pelbaln, JMoa leadanak. Joi'd9i CllrttUu and t hgh' 4-0 victory tn a nonl agua g'ir match at the Harpe Center on Thunda · The Seilon (S· defensive pley u r Community ~~) got tolid rrefcm.od non·tob.KOO annual rate.I CA UC. 1 OiM78.S7 llYM DI • • Orw Uartti•. Certol MonlUo leVln ~odlej mftd~ a num r t1 plays that put pres· ,~=II.,.:._ ~ worked well ln k~ Wolfpeck awe on t6e WoUJMl(k'• goallo. ~wunotc~ goalie Susan MCM Finandal Group (714) 720-8460 -" -- - • ' .. 12 Friday, Ock>be< 9, 1998 s Newport Beach/Costa fi.eso Deity Pjf9j_ BOATING RELEAGUING and Los Alamitos lo compete 1.11 the Sunset League. won its argument betore the section council m Octo- ber of 1997 to be leagued with schools within closer proximity solution, consented to the compro- mise. 11111 loLI ··· CONTINUED FROM 10 taken mto Meiuco unintenllonally. The Mex:tcan government strictly enforces 1ts·la ws restncnng the c·ntry ol Jireanns and ammurution along aU herders and a t cur and seaportl>. CONTINUED FROM 10 Esperanza Pnnc1pal Dave Flynn sauJ he would appeal at the CJF So\lthcm Sccuon Council meeting Oct. 23, is adoptect County pnncipab and other rep- resentatives, however, continued to support a plan placing Esperanza in the Sunset League, before eventu- ally electing to retain status quo when assured Mater De1, Santa Margarita and the combined entity of Servile/Rosary would be leagued with other parodual schools, begin- Est.anaa, Laguna Beach, Wood- bridge and Aliso Niguel also expressed reservations, but with- drew their dissent in order not to further delay the process. ,.. Eagles top Wolverines .. COSTA MESA -Candy Uri Of: Aliso Niguel High carded a -42 tD win medahst honors, but E.stanoa~· Erin Thom.son, Stacy Barnett an!i Laura Cote tellJiled to provide the host Eagles (5-2, 2-0) with a 14'3'· 150 Pacific COdSt League guts gcjll victory Thursday at Costa M~ Goll & Country CJub (Mesa Linda C<0urse). Thomson and Barnett cafTh_ shot47, n us has resulted m arrests, conv1cl.tons and long 1em1 prison sentences for U.S. c1tizeru>, even those who unintentionally ciossed the !)Order with f uearms or ammunition tn theu possession US. c1ll7ens approach.mg Me xico dlong the land border who rf'alize lh~y ar<> m posses51on of unauthonzed hrearms or ammunition should not seek to enter Mexico. Newport Heil bor High PnnClpal Bob Boies, the last to agrc lo allow Uruvers1ty to lcdve the pioposed Sea View, finally releotf'd, ci~g expt"dience ning the {all of '99. · The proposed plan satisfies CdM's request to compete with schools of similar enrollment in the PCL, and also placates the desires of Estanoa and Costa Mesa to see Aliso Niguel and Laguna Hills move on. The only way lo legcilly unport firearms and/or cll11J'Ourubon into Me10co is to secure a pemut m advdnce from the Meiucan Embdssy U1 Washington, 0.C. or from a Mexican consulate. --~·· -Well, it's ofhc1ol, Scott McClung is t1 very fortunate man as When Boies made the agreement una.n1JT1ou~. Uruvers1ty High Pnnc1- pal Diana Schmelzer, who had sup- ported the ruhner-up proposal. which called for University to stay in thP PCL, chdnged he r vote, the 39th and Jmdl vote required.,. Boies said he believed Universi- ty, with an enrollment of 2,300, more than twice that of Mesa, Estancia, CdM and Laguna Beach, belonged in the Sea View, and did not covet the ssheduling bardslups a five-teem configuration would create. Newport Harbor has conslStently voiced approval for the proposed Sea View alliance, based on the three releaguing criteria of geogra- phy, enrollment and competitive equity. CdM just misses COSTA MESA -Corond llel Mar High's girls golf team shot c\ team record 141 , but it wasn't enough as Woodbridge won a Sea •• View League match on Thursddy. with a score of 131. ~ the ve sel Rapture was certainly breaking pubbshed MeXicdn. law This should be d renundei to not dSsume anytlung when traveling ... anywhere. · · Americans olten thmk our laws arc the "right· laws, when such arr~ance as totdlly unfounded And, 1t s official f mdeed tound the ctnswer ~-----------------High School Junior Varsity W•tet ;o10 Newport Harbor 4, Corona del Mar 3 The plan, however, is far from finali7cd , a reality with which coun- ty school repre ent~tives dre keenly awdre Esperanza, dtmg. concerns over travelmg !tom Anaheun Hills to Huntington Bedch, Fountcnn Valley CdM Pnnctpal Don Martin had also expressed his preference to avoid a five-team league. But, fear- ing the unknown fate of his school if a stalemate allowed league repre- sentatives to construct their own Current members of the SWlSet and Garden Grove leagues voted unanimously for the alternate pro- posal, which would have placed Esperanza in the Century League. Four Golden West League schools also voted for the runner-up plan, as <lid Brea and Valencia. Allison Schauppner shot a 12tl. over-par 43 for the Sea Kings (7-.3, l-2 in league) at lbe Costa M Golf & Country Club CdM's Stephanie McCoy an4, Taylor McConnick each shot a 4~. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ' PUBLIC NOTICES 1---..------------bond In an amount not less iuthority. ava1l1blt from the court Drive, PO Box 14171, Or· Partner. 8739 Hudson River nershlp business yet? YH, 9-15-98 dueled by: an individual ducted by· an lnd1vldu1f Iha t I ''°") of A HEARING on lh• ptll· cle1k angt , CA 92863-1571 Ind Ctrcl, Fountain Vtltty CA Htvt you stanod doing COL T,.d •• UC. Donald HI • OU l81'1ed doing H1v1 you started dOl'f" PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE ht n '7 tf~rcen bl 11on will be held on NO-Attorney for the Pett• mail or dtl1Ver • copy to 92708' ' bUSltlHs yet? No Oat11pe, Principle P1roi.r/ buslnes~ ytt?s No buslntH yet? No t Iota I puce. paya • VEMBER 5, 1998 It t :45pm tloner: JUDY GRAV ~ ... JOHN M. Wiiiiam c. Mirams & Ehza· Rob11t Park11 Jones President w Ill w Crl I r D1rren R1y ------------1 to the DISTRICT as a guar· in Dept. 703 located 11 34t KIRK MolNTOSH, RAGER, 84b Sierra Av• beth A. Mlrams, c0e T.hls st1111men1 was filed Thi• 1tatement w11 filed T~111~latime~t 1 was flied 1:111• 1tatement was nted . .. !ATNADT0EMNMENETNTOOFF antet that 1111 bidder, 11 lls The City Drive south, Or· ESQ., DONAHUE, enue, Suite A. font11n1, CA Trusltts Mlrams family w1lh the County Clerk ol with lht County Clerk of with lht County Clerk 01 with lht County Clerk ~ -, proposal 11 eceepted, shall ange, CA 92868. MclNTOSH & HAM· 92335, H Trustee of the Trust. 101 Buckwheat une, Orange County on 09/29198 Orange County on 9·15·98 Oiangt County on 09121198 Orange County on 09/29/98 USE OF FICT.TIOUS promptly u ecute the IF" YOU OBJECT to lhe MERTON 028 W 19TH trust datad October 7, Ketchum, ID 83340 19988771089 19988789751 19988770320 10088771085 BUSINESS NAME Agrttmtnl. furnish a 111tts· granllng ol lhe petition. you ST COSTA MESA CA 1993. wherein the decedent Thi• bu1lness · '' con-Daily Pilot Oct. 2, 9, t6, Daily Piiot Sept. t4, 21, 28, Dally Pilot Sept 25 Oci 2 Oallt Pilot Oct 2, 9 1S,. The following persons raclory Fltlhful Perform· should 1ppea1 al th• hH r· .... 2;:27 • wMas lhc• sttUor. at Costa dueled by: a limtled Part· 23, 1998 F425 Oct. 5. 1998 1398 9 ,. 1998, · • F~.8• 23, 1998 F41e have tbandoned the use or 1 ing end 1t1tt your ob· • v esa, A, w11hJn the leter nershlp • 1.,, .. , the Flctlllou1 Buttneu an~ Bon,hd n an harnodundt 'ect1ons or lite wrilltn ob-Published Newport of four months atter Oclo-Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ---------- Name: Ampersand Auocl· not ess an one un rt ection1 with the court b• Beach·Costa Mesa Dally ber 2, 1998 or, tr notlc;e ls bUsln111 yet? Yes, 09/237 PUBLIC NOTICE ates. 350 Clinton Suitt B. percent (100%) of the total ore 1he hearing Your ap. Pilot October 9, 14. 16 malled or personally detlv· 83 Flclllloua Busln•H Flctltlou1 Busln•H Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read th• ClaHlfled• Costa Mesa, CA 9262e bid price, and furnish a pearance m1y be In iarson 1998 · ered to you, 30 days atter J Scot\ Faw~ett General Name Statement Nam• Statement Flctlllou1 Bualn•H The F1ctlhous Buslne11 P1ym1nt Bond In an or by your attorney. • the_ date lhis notice 11 Pattntt ' The following iarson1 are The following iar1on1 lft Nam• Stat•m•nt Name relerred 10 above amount not less than tF VOU ARE A CREDITOR FWs73 malled or ptfsonally delJV· Thi• st111m1nl w11 flied dOing l>Yslntss 11: De.Joy doing business u : Brett's Th• followinO Plftol\I art was filed In Orange County (1001I.) 01 the total bid or contingent creditor of PUBLIC NOTICE ered to you. or you must with the County Clerk of of Health, 122 E. Bay Av· Photo Express, Inc., 287 E. doing business as: St1slde on 1 2 II 7 /9 3, F 11 a pr1ce and furnish cert 11• the deceased, you mu1t file pellllon lo lilt a late cl1lm Orange County on 09/29198 enue, Balboa, CA 92661· 17th SI., Co1ta Mesa, CA Aqu11lc1, 20121 Interior No.F!>92646 ' 1 your claim with the court PUBLIC NOTICE ns provided In Section 19988771088 1137 92827 Lant, Huntington Beach, Gary R Collins. 22 Crtek calH evidencing thll lhe and mell 1 copy to~ per· CITY OF 19103 or the Prob111 Code. Dally Piiot Oct 2 9 115 Joyce Faye Barne•. 122 e. Bret1'1 Photo ExpraH, CA 92&US Rd. #55, Irvine, CA 92714 required insur~ Is In t i· son1I reprasentlllvt ap-NEWPORT BEACH A claim form may be ob-23 1998 · • i=ss4 Bay Avenue, Batbo1, CA Inc., (CA), t870 S1nta Ana Cory Michael, 20121 lnlt· Ernest B Ad1m1, 444 feet In the amounts H I pointed by the court within Cit C 11 ta•ned lrom the court clerk. · 92661·t 137 Ave., Sun• J, Costa Mesa, rlor Lant, Huntington Aliso Ave • Newport Beach. forth 1n rhe general conch· lour months from the d11e Y ounc fqr your protection, you D1lor11 Ann Cantarella. CA 92827 Be1ch. CA 92648 every day CA 92663 tions In the event of failure of the f1r11 issuance of let· Chambers of lh• are encour1ged lo Ille your PUBLIC NOTICE 1~ E. Bay Avenue, Bal· This business 11 cone Thi• business 11 con· This business Is con· to enter Into the contract ter1 as provided In Probate City of claim by ce111lled mall, with Fl tlll Bual 11 boa. CA 92661·1137 ducted by: a corpor1tlon ducted by: an Individual --------------duclld by an unlncorp0e Cod• section 9100. The Newport Beach • return receipt requ11ted. c ou• n• This bu1lntss 11 con· Have you started doing Have you started doing rated auocletlon other •nd uecute the required time for Ming ct1Jms v.111 3300 Newport Judy Oray, • John Name Stat•m•nt ducted by: co-partne11 buslneH yet? No bUsfne11 yet? Yes, 09f08J r l -··r· ··~-.• -·~ ~ .. ; • T ,' i J • . , 11 than a pa11nersh1p documents, such bid secu· not u plre before lour Boul•vard M. Rager, 8413 Sl•rra The following ia!sons 811 Have you started doing Br111'1 Photo Expreu. 98 Ernest B Adams 11ly v.111 be forfeited The month• from the hearing Newport Be~ch Av•. Suite A Fontana ~~ltVE'ru;~'N"i~~USTRIAL buslntn yet? Yes. Jin 22. Inc., Breu Glav1, P111. Cory Michael Tague . f ! I I . • ; 19988780745 Faithful Performance eond date noticed above CA V2335 I , 1998 This stattmant WIS flltd This lllttmenl WIS filed Ttiis statement was Med shall rtm11n tn lull force YOU MAY EXAMINE the PLANNING CENTER. 3835 Birch Joyce Faye Barnes • with the County Clerk of with the Co11nty Clerk of PACIFIC VIEW • ,, a __ , -.• with tht Co nty Clerk of and effect tnrough Iha Ille kept by the court. II you COMM1$SION AOENDA Published Newport ~~~· Newport Beach, CA This statement was Med Orange County on 10/08198 Orlllgt County on 09129/98 ~.·;.:r; • u uarantee ariod as s ec· are a person Interested In Regular MHtlng • Beath·Coeta Mesa Dally with the County Clerk of 10988771789 19988771088 MEMORIAL P~ Orange County on 09/15198 g P P the estate you m1y r.t• October 22 1998 Pilot October 2, 5, 9, 1998 Wiiiiam C. Mllami, 101 Orange County on 09129198 o l Pr 1 Oct 9 18 23 Dally Pl 1 Oct 2 9 18 Daily Pilot Sept 18, 25. lfied in the gentfal cond1· v.1th the coun a Request • 7:00 p:m. fM420 Buckwh11I Lant, Ketchum, 19988771083 'J011,y~o . • F~ 23 199810 • ' F42.i Cemetery • Mortuary· Chapel • Crematcxv 3500 Pacific view ~ ¢ct. 2, 9. 1998 F399 11009 for Special Notice (form 1 SUBJECT Service Sii· Idaho 83340 Daily Pilot Oct 2 9 18 ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE The DISTRICT reserves the DE·154) of the f1hng of en ltOn Servtce1'. 1000 Irvine PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 5~::.:~ ~:llM~30J: 23, 1998 ' f550 PUBLIC NOTICE --P-U-.-l-IC_N_O_T_lC_E __ 11ght to ra1ee1 any or all lnvenlOfY 1nd appr11sal or Avenue • • u ~ NOTICE TO bids or lo waive any Ir· estate u sets or of any pe-SUMMARY: Requ111 to Flcllllo~• Bu1lneH ~~o~:. P. Noll 4633•3 Via PUBLIC NOTICE Flcllllous Bu1lnH1 Flclltloua Bualn•H Newport Beech • 844-2700 .. regutaritlH or lnform11ttl11 l1tlon or account H pro-amend e previously •P· Nam• tatement LI p 1 0 CA N•m• Statement N Stat t CONTRACTORS In any bids 0< In the bid· Ylded in P1obate Code see· proved use permit that ptr· The following persons are 92869a oma, range Flcllllou1 Bu1lne11 The lollowlng pet1ons are Th ~~:wing~:~. ar CAlLINQ FOR BIDS uon 1250 A Request for rT\ltttd lddihonal signs In doing business 11· SCOTT Name Statement doing business 11• ObJIC1 • .. -·-. • • School Ol1ttict: Hunting· ding Spt clal Nouce form ls coniunction wtlh the ap-CENTER, a CaJ.fornla Um-This bu!lntss 11 cone Th• following ~rsons 111 01111lopm1nt, 23141 Ar· doing business u . The ron Btach Union High As reQuirt<I by Section avail1ble from the court proval of an automatic car lied P1rlntrshl p, 3835 duct~~ by. 8 generll Pitt· doing business as: royo Vl1t1, Suitt I 110, ~::~b~I G'g'. S~~·~d~ School Oistnct l 773 ol Ute Cahlornla clerk. wash and gasoline station. Birch Street, Newport nert P . Coaches Relocallon Ser· Rancho Santa Margarita. eH r., 1 f •n. Obtain Document1 and L.abor Code, the Director of Attorn•~ lor th• Pell· The spJ<;tflc requost In-Beach, CA 92660 Have you staned doing vlcn, 23 Corporate Pia.ta. CA 92688 Ana Heights, Ca 1 ornia Bid Out at: Huntington Iha Depanment of lndua· lloner: eludes changing the num-J Sco11 Fawcett. General ~~:r.:sJeair!~'; 4/1185 Sui11 180, N1wport Beach, Ob)eC1 Development, (CA). 9J~~n Ray t8Dt Mesa 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 8&1ch Union High School trilll Aelahons of lhe Stilt LAW OFFICES OF ber and size of s1gn1 Partner, 8739 HUdson River This statement wa1 r.9'd CA 92680 9500 Toledo W1y. Irvine, Or I F2 • Santa Ana Dlst11c1, 10251. 'Yorktown ol Cahlorma has deltf· JEFFREY T VANDER· APPLICATION Use Permit Circle, Fountain Valley, CA with lhe Coumy Clerk' of Burt Golden. 3007 Carob, CA 92818 He"\11 California 92707 Ave.. Purchasing, Room ed h i. • No 3193 (Amended) 92708 Newport Beach. CA 92660 Thi• bu1lness 11 con· IQ b' 361, Huntlrv;ilon Beach, CA mm 1 1 general prevai VEEN, 2 4422 AVENIDA CEOA COMPLIANCE: This W1IU1m C M1rams & Eliza· Orange County on 09/29198 Maxine Golden, 30t>7 ducted by: a eo<f)()(aUon Thfl uilnen Is con· 92648, (114) 964·3339, •IC1. '"0 rain ol wages In the DE LA CARLOTA, STE. prolect hos been reviewed beth A. Mlrams. Co. 189B8771088 Carob Newport Beach CA Have you Slatted doing 4350 locality In which th1e wo11\ 34!5, LAGUNA HILLS, and It hos been dtltrmined T1u11ee1 Mlrams Family Dally Pilot Oct. 2, 9, t6, 92660, ' bualne11 yet? No ...-------------------------·-Oua Date· Thursday. Oc· Is lo be performed Copl11 CA 02853 . that 11 Is ci teg0tlcally 0 • Trust OTO 3125191 , 101 231 1998 F558 Thi• bu1lntss 11 con· Ob)IC1 OevetoplM!ll. Scot tobef 27, 1998 al 200 pm of these rate doternllna· Publllhtd Newport empt under Class 1 (Extst· Buckwheat Lane, Ketchum, ducted by: c0epar1Mr1 Conrad, Pres. OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 88R NOTICE tS HEREBY tions, 118 on f.le al the DIS· Beach·Costl Mesa 0111 1ng Fac1l1hes) of the r• ID 83340 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Thl1 11&ltmenl was fil•d1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.IJ'f 1 GIVEN that the Hun1trv;i100 TRICT ind copies may be P 1 0 b Iii / quirementl of the c. altlornii Jerome Krueg11, Trulloe, buslntu yet? No with the County Clerk 0111 , Beach Union High School obtaln~d u on ro uast The 1 01 C1o er • 14· 1 • EnV11onmen11l Oua4tV Act Krueger Trust OTO 2/4n 1. Flollllous Bu1lne11 Burt Golden Orange County on 10/06198 01Strlct, Orange County, ,P q 1998 2. SUBJECT: Windows on 1126 N. Flower Street, Name Statem•nt This statemenl was flied 19980771772 Callfornl1. acting by and contra~lo shall post a FW5"12 the Bay Restaurant (Scott Santi Ana, CA 92703 the following persons 111 w1lh the COiloty Clerk of Dally Pilot Oct. 9 16 23 through 1t1 Governing copy o lhtst rotes II each Shuttlav.orlh, eppllcint) This bu11neu 11 cone dolrv;i bUslness as: Ortngt County on 09/t5198 'JO 1998 • j:587 Bo.ard, .. herelneftet: referred job site The contr1ctor and PUBLIC NOTICE 2241 West Coi sl Highway duct~ by· a ltmted part· Ampert1nd Ast2Clalts Al· Hl988789748 -·---------• to u CISTR1Cr. win r• 111y iubcontractor under it BS" 772"' SUMMARY: This hearing nersh1p Ulit.cta, 730 W. 17th St., Daily Pilot Sept. 18 25 PUBLIC NOTICE ct1ve up to, bul not lallr ehatl pay not less then tlie ... ~ involves 1 scheduled 6-Have you $lat1ed doing Costl"Mtn. CA 92627 Oct 2 9 1998 1' ' ------------1 titan the 1bov••taled time, speclliod prevaillng ratu of -• NOTICE OF month re>Jtew to determine business yet? Yes. 09/20/ ~rntel Btnnelt Adami, • • Flctlllou• BualnH• sealed bids tor the •ward wages to an worker• om· PETITION compl~lh_i;ondlltons n Inc. (CA) 444 Alisa A\18., PUBLIC NOTICE Ham• Statement Cl( a contract for tne follow· 1 ed b 11 1 11 • TO ADMINISTER of appro111I of Use Permit J. Scott Fawcett, Ge...-al Ntwpotl ~each, CA 92663 The fotlowlng petlons are 11'1!1 pro1ects· poy Y 1 em n 1 e •11 ESTATE OF· No 3293 (Amended). ts P111ner Gary RusHll Collln1, 414 Flctlllous ButlneH dolrv;i bu1lnets 11: Brett's Pr0Ject1 B1d 1828 • ec:uuon of the contract. RICHARD c LEEK mod1fiad and approved by Th•s stilement was filed W. Stevens Ave .• No C, N•m• Statement Photo Expren, Inc .• 17954 Fountain Valley High No bidder may withdraw CASE NO A19204 the Pl1nn1ng Commission W•lh the County Cl11k of Sanll Ana, CA 92707 The following persons art Magnolia SttHt, Fountain S.Cllool Science Classroom ll1Y bid for • pe11od ol T ' 4 on February 23, 1998 The Orange County on 09129/98 Thl1 bualness 11 con-doing buslneu at: v11r1y, CA 92708 Job Walk' 3 pm, Thursday, forty·flve (45) days 1tter the e1~n~::.·~~ot?~":~1c1:;:i~: Planning Commlsslon will . 19988771087 ducted by: a general part· al Wtalbay Prop1rtl11, b) Bttll'• Photo ExprtH, Inc. Qctober 15, 1998 at foy11e date sal for the opening of tors, i nd persons who may consider, among the condl· Daily Pilot Oct. 2, 9, 16, nershlp W11tb1y Apartments, 138 (C~). 1670 Santa Ana Ave., 11 " Valley H gh School bids. olh-•st be Interested In lions of approval, specific 23, 1998 F553 Have you 11atttd doing Rochtsltr Sltttt. Cost1 Suitt IJ, Costa Men, CA 1 1 • p 1 1 s 1 22300 compliance lssue1 related buslne11 yet? Yes, 1/1/95 Meta, CA 92627 92627 ,1,7818 Busniid. Fountain of ur,s;::n P~bll~c '~ont act ~~ R~d~~Ro'b''te~ both, 10 th• control or the n0<se, PUBLIC NOTICE Gary R Collin• Rict11rd A. Sewell TrustH This bu1lness 11 con- v';itley CA. License Ci.t· r A PEllTION ·FOR PRO and m1y 1dd or rnod1ly Erne11 Btnnen Adami, lor the R1ch11d A Sewell ducted by: a corl)Of1llon sll1callon B. Plan Deposit Code, the con1r1ct will con· A n 111 • cond111on1 of approval In SUMMARY OF Inc., Ernul Btnnell Ulling Trull Dated 7/22198, Have you 11111ed doing r,e: S75 refundable for lain provisions permllUng ~el~ J'J~R~ the egu ~ order lo achieve sat11fac· PROPOSED Adams, Pre1tden1 136 Rochester Street, bu1iness )'ti? No plans returned by 1M·98 the succ111lul bidder lo rlor Court 01 Califorifri tory compl11nce. ORDINANCE This statement was filed Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Brell'I Photo Exprt11, J3ids shan be reeeJVed In 1Ubsll1u11 ltcurillH for 1ny 'County ol ORANGE. ' A~PLICATION• Use Permit CITY OF COSTA MESA Wllh ll]t County Clttk of This business It con-Inc., Brett Glave, P1H. t•a place Identified above moneys "1•lhlield by fht THE PETITION FOR PRO-No. 3293 (Amended) ORDINANCE 9S.23 11 Or1nge County on 09/15198 duC1ed by; an Jnd1vldual Th11 1tatement WH filed afld •hall be opened Ind D1stnct to ensure perform-BATE requeslJ thll JEFF CEOA COMPLIANCE This scheduled to be In full 19988781757 Hive you started doing wnh lht County Clark of 1 d 1 ance under tha contr1C1 or MOORE be appointed ., pro)IC't hH been reviewed, force and ellect 30 days D•llV Pilot Sept. 18, 251 busmen yet? Yes. 1968 Orange County on 10108/98 gµbllc Y rea a oud 11 the 1 . and it has been determined lrom lls adoption on Oclo-Oci 2 9 1998 F4oo Richard A. Sewell 11988771788 lbov1·1l1ted time and ptr~tling payment 01 re· ~~~~7:ie/~~!e::,~~!11~r 1~~ th1t II I• categorically ex· ber 5, l998, and wu · ' · Thi• 1ta11mtnl was filed 01ily Pilot Oct. 9, to, 23, p!llce. 11nt ons earned dlroclly decedent empt undllf Class t (Exist· adopted by lhe tonowlng PUBLIC NOTICE with lh• County Clerk ol 30, t 998 FS83 In accordance with 1111 Into escrow THE PETIOON requests Ing Fac11111es) ol th• r• roll can vole COUNCIL Orange County on 09/15'98 --'--------1 provisions of C11ilornl1 BY: Governing Board the deeedenrs Will and quirements orthe Cahlornl1 ME Ma ER s. A y Es. Flclltlous BualneH 11988709752 PUBLIC NOTICE Busine11 111d Proltu1ons' Signed: codicils. if eny, be 1dm11ted Environmtnta~ Ouahty Aci Buffa Monah.an Erick: Name Statement Daily Pilot Sept. 18. 25. Ood• s1e11on 7028 15 a d IS! Sual Mclane Dlrec-to prob1t1 The Will and 3.SUBJECT. Speedway ' 1 The following na11on1 are Oct 2 9 1998 F402 FlcUUout Builn•H · • n t p ' 1 1 Restaurant (Jerry King, Ap. aon, Cowan, Somera, ol .. -: • · ' N•me Stat•m•nt Public Contract Code Sec· or • rocurement/En-any cod Cl s. are avillablt pllcant), 353 East Coast HOES: None. ABSENT: d ng business 8*· PUBLIC NOTICE Th• follow!"" per1on1 are 11,,n 3300 the owner r• •'11V Con1•ntallon for 1xamln1hon In the file HI hwiy N Gardrl Edlllon1, 16443 ...,.,, b 1 ... . ' p bit 11 d N t kept by the court. gr one. Sandalwood St Fountain ....... ng us nH1 u . qwes that the bidder 001· u 1 • t wpor TtfE PETITION requests SUMMAAY: The 1ppllca· Otdinanct 98-23 amends Valley CA 92808' Flctltloua Bualn••• Broad cut Marketing sen the cl1n1fica11on or Bt0ch·Co111 Mesa Daily tuthority 10 adrt'ltnlstet the lion Is • request to amend Section 2•13 of the Costa Charle• .auy Pope ,,55 Name Statement Group, 791 Promontory Or. contractor'• lleense no11d Pilot Oc1ober 2, 9, t998. estate under 1111 lndtpen-Ille eJtl11tng use permit that Mesa Municipal Code pet· N. LI Cienega Blvd .. •41140,, The followlng per1on1 ere W., Newport Beach, CA above at the llme the bid Is F419 dent Admln11tralion of E1· permitt,ad the Htlbllsh· lalnlng 10 ballot arguments Loi Angeles CA 90069 doing bu1ln11s 11: BOAT 12660 b II d P I lat"'S Act {T"ls A th II mtnl o a thome rostaurant Ch I Th' p U S. MARINE CENTER Anthony Wiiiiam Wrath, su m It ursuan 10 PUBLIC NOTICE .. · " u or Y laclhty (race car theme) and rebuttals to ballot at• ., 11 omas op•, 16390 Pic:lflc Coast HI h: 79t Promootorv Or. w .. Business end ProlesslQns wlU altatlowl lht personal rep. with Incidental 1lcoholic gumenls 1155 N LI Clenegt Bllld., way Suitt 200A HunU~ Ntw""" 8eacn ''cA 91680 Code SectJOn 7028 15 no BSC reaen ve to laJct many .. _. T · 11401 Loi Angeles CA • • .... .,.... • . . 7727 tction1 Without Obllll\lnQ •••ntflgt 141NICI . II• •P· THE FULL TEXT of lht OI· 90069 ' ton Beach, CA 92649 Thia bu1lntH 11 con-p1ymant shall be m1d1 for NOTICE OP coun approval. Befort tak· phc11ton lncludea tht fol· d1nanct m1y be rt1d In the Thl1 bu1ln1H 11 con-Boat Amerlu CofJ>O!•lion, ducted by: tn lndMdual WOfk or m1t11lal under 1111 PETITION Ing ctr111n very lmport1n1 lowtng changes In . opera· City Clerk'• Office, n Fair dueled by: a general part· IVA), 880 S. Pickett Sllttt, Have you •tarte<I doing contr1ct unless aod unlll TO ADMINISTER 1ctlon1 how911er the rer· llonal charictarlstlcs Orilie Coita Mesa ner1hlp Alexandria, VA 22304 buslne11 yet? No th• Registrar of Contr&C· l!ITATE OF• sonar representative wll bt • allow llve enlar1alnmenl MARY T ELLIOTT Have you •tarted dOlng Thi• bu1lnt11 It con-Anthony Wllllam Wrath tors var1f1es to 1111 D11triC1 FAYE ANNABELLE required to g1v1 notk:e lo °j1 h F'.lday and Sllurdiy D t Cit Cl k ' buslne11 yet? No ducted by: a Corf)()(atlon Thi• •tllemtnl w11 filed tr\at th• contrictor VotH 1nter111t1d pereoos un1111 n g 11• epu ~ 'I •r Charle• Pope Have you 1tarted doing with the County Clerk or THOMPSON lhey hive waived nolict or • petmol daocl~ In con-Pu bllehtd Newpott This atalement wu filed bulin111 yet7 No Orange County on 09/tll/98 pro~rly hc:1n1ed at tt\t EDELBLUTE consented 10 the propoMd t:'"°" with t fl!Tliled num· Beach.Costa Mesa Daily v.ith th• County Clerk of Bott Am11lca Cotpcwallon, 1H80789711 11"'8 the bid Wll submit· aka FAY! EDELBLUTE 1C1lon) The Independent of 1pecl1l tven11; Pilot October 9, 1998 Orange County on 09/1 t/98 Sandra Bur1111, Vice Prall· Daily Piiot Sept. t II, 25, ltd Any contrtclor not ao CASE NO. A104217 1dmlnlstrallon authority will • amenrr Acct1sory Out· F671 11988789183 dent Oct 2 9 1998 F403 llcen11d I• subj.ct to pen· To ell helra, b1neflclarlt1, bt granted unltu an Inter· door Dinn~ Permit No 35 D 11 Pl S t. t 8 25 Thl1 1talemenl w11 filed--·-·-·-------• •hits under lht law and c1td1tor1, conllngenl crtdl· tSled paraon m .. an ob-to :·n~ \he nor: of ~~· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~ 9i ~~' •P 'f4~ with the CountY Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE the con1r1c1 Will be coni id· 1011, and ~rs<>n• who may )action to the pe11uon and eta n ° • •x 1 ng o .. ,. ' ' ""' Orange County on 09/29/911 ---------1 ered void 11 lh• lleenst olherwi11 be lnt1111t1d In 1h0W1 good cause v.hy lht dOOf d1t1lng area liom dos-SUMMARY 01' PUBLIC NOTICE 18988771078 Flctltlo..t• 8u1tne11 clantflci llon l pt cllltd tht wo• or 11111•. or bcilh, cour1 ehoutd not 11r1nt 1111 rg :: :~ 00/,,°th't ~ cl:•· PROPOSED Dally Piiot Oct. 2 9, 10, Name Statement of: FAYE ANNABELLE tut.h0f1ly. ng mi n g un 1Y ORDINANCE Fl I lo a al 23 t991 ' F5S2 The fotlowlng person1 Ira h111in1tt1r 11 that of I THOMPSON EDELBLUTE A HEARING on the pell· through Thureday, CITY OF COSTA MllA ct t UI u neH ' doing bu1lnH111: "11pecla1ty contractor" as aka FAYE EDELBLUTE tlon will be held on OCTO. APPLICATION: Use Pttmlt ORDINANCE 88-24 11 Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE a) Sw.t I Company, b) a.hntd In SIC110n 7058 Of A PETITION FOR PRO. SER 29, 1990 ti 1:45pm In No. 3598 ~mendtdd acheduled IO be In lull The following pe!IOOI .,. Men Drive Apartmenll. 11'8 Califoml1 8UslntH and BAT! htt been filed by Dept. 703 localed 11 341 C~°c: ~ M:LIAN ~1 force and effect 30 dlYt dF~'St~~~~~:S 186&4 flotltlou1 hslMH 245 Mesa Drive, IA. Costa Prof111aon1 COde, the ,.,. CARL G EDELSLVTI! In The CtlY OtJW ~Pl. Ot· :,~ Ii his ~!termlntd from lls tdophon on Oeto-Sllk1tH St Foun1iJn Val Name S .. tem.nt Meta, CA tn27 clalty eontrac1or aw1telt<I the Supenor Cour1 of CaH· ange. C~ 92868. thll If 11 Clll orlcall 811• bet s, 1t0e, and waa leY CA 92709 ' The lollowlng pereon1 att Hu11h Iller, 245 Me11 the contrae1 for thlt WOtk fomla, County of ORANGE, IF YOU OBJECT 10 the empt un(ler ~. Cl~I 1 adopted by the following elt'I Btvnl 16684 SUkt doing busloe11 11· Global Drive, IA. Coata Mt1a, CA THE PETITION FOR PRO. granting of the ~titlon, you toll c JI vol . COUNCIL • rN Aaul1, 20142 Spruce Ave., 92827 stlall l\Mll construct • ma. BATE request• thDI CARI. 1hoUld appear 11 Ult hMr• (Ea<lallng Faclllllea) 1• 1 •· St, fountain Valley. CA Newport Beach, CA 12680 Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-jdrlty of th• WOfk, In ac· a. EDELBLUTE be IP. Ing and •tat• YOUI Ob-qUirtmtnll of the Ctlilornta MI M .... I a AV 11 I 91708 David Mlohttl Oallo. ducttd by: an lndtllldUal corcJance wltl\ the prov!-pointed aa pereonal rtpt• e or file wtinen 00. £twl1onmenlll Quality Act Buffa, Monahan, llttok· .Joy 8 &tock~, 18&84 20142 Spruce Ave New-Hava you Slatted CSoil1g .... Of catl!Omla Bull-........ Ive IO tdm•nlllar th• ~th the'C0"'1.,.. Publl1tled NaWJ>Ort '°"• Cowan, '°"'•"· SilklrNSt rountalnVallty, Pof\Bt1Ch,CAt2Gio l>YllMt1Ytt'?Yt1.4/flN n.tu anct Ptofesalona Code "late Of the decedent. ora tne hltflng Your •Po Bt1ctl.Coita Mell Dally NOll1 Hon•. dllNT1 CA 92708 Aly1on Michl•, 20142 Hugh Slier S.Ctlon 1059 THE PETITION requ1111 peattnct may be tn per1on Pilot Octobtr t , 1009. None. Thi• bualn111 I• co,,. Spruce Ave., Newport Thia 11a1em1nl wea flltd Time 11 of the •Hence All the dectdtnt't Wiii end or by your ettoiney, F&7ri Otdlnance 98 24 amend• d~ed by; • general part· Bt1ch, CA 92860 with the County Cl.,11 of WOtk must be COMpl.te<I COCllcll1, II any, be admitted IF VOU A.RE A CREDITOR PUBLIC NOTICE sectJon a;:J09 of the Co•t• 'lt!~1P °" lltt~ ...,....... Thia bu1lnt11 11 cone Orange County on 00/18111 wt•... 23 •• to piob111 The Wiii and or contingent cred•tor ol MtN Municipal COd• I*• ~ Y .... t No .......... dUC1td by: hu1b1nd and 1tMl78ff11 ., .. n t c~ive c ... ll'Y cod>ctl• are avalleble the deceaMd, you tTlutt 1111 cns1MSOOI In nell ,.... wit. Dauy Pilot S.pt tt n tndat dtY1 from d1te ape<> for examtnatiQn tn lhe flt• your ctaltn with the coun SUPUUOA COURT 11 ing to ippHcilton tor Joy 8 Slockwetl Heve you slll1ed dolno Oct 2 1 1"1 • ·,,.c>e lt!ed on the Nollet to Pro-kept by lht coun. and mail a copy to lhe p•r· ap!)ilal Thia •1•1tmenl waa fifed bultlneH yet7 No --·--· _,. ______ , CHd. Failure to complete THE PETITION requ11t1 eonel repre11n1auv1 ep-c°la.~~~=T1t'[,.1 A".fD THI! FULL TEXT ot ttle or· ~th thee County ~~,!! AIY90" Michie PUBLIC NOTICE tl'tt WOtk within th.I time .. , euthOflty to 1am1n111er the OOlnttd by the coun within ,0 ,. THI COUNTY d1nanct may be r11d In the ange Ollfl"IY1on87 ::.,.""1... TNt atefement w11 flled 1~ h 1 11 Ult In Htalt undet the lndt~ lour l'nOf'ltha from the elate C.ry Clerk'• Office, 77 flllr f 1 7-1 with lM County Cletk of '1otltlou• au.lnelo 1,_ Im tte~w~ .~!,.ltd dent Adnv11111retton of t• ol the ftrtt lt1uanc• of let• 0' OMNOI! Orlve Costa M .. a Dltlly Pilot Sept. 2S, Oct a, Otange County on IO/OelM N..,.. 1 .. tement Pot•'°' ,,;; d 1 '-'" Act {Thi• Author•IY *' .. provided 1n Ptobal• IN TH• MATTIR op MAAYT u uon •. ''· 1'" ,..,, 1eeae111790 The~.,.,.'°"' art dptr\198• • ·~ 0 Wll aJIOw the P.,-eoNI rep. Code MCtlon 1100 The T ... HTHIHt A. MUL· D Cl Cl rtl Diiiy ft1IOI Oc1 • 11 n doing tM.ltlnesa .. : .c1 .. ay, tei forth In Ille reNncauve to tak• many time fOf llllna claim• wlll BIRRV "IVOCABU •puf1 fr • PUBLIC NOTICI 30 1998 ' ' ; ' UnlVertKy 8u1tnt11 Print· 1prHmen1. acUona Vwllhout obtaining not explra belort four TftUIT 1113 Dec• Publl1h1cl Newport ' Mt Ing. 4tt9 C1mput Dtlve, Jach blddtf' ehall tubmlt, court 1pproval 8tl0<• t•k· month• from the 11 .. rlng de t • e11ch.Co11a MtH Daily "°"''"° au.tn.H PUILIC NOTtCI SUrte 11 •01, trvlnt, CA ot1 Ille form fumiihed with Ing Certaln ll9'y Important d1te noticed at>ove. " • Plk)I OC1ow t , 19H NaMe ltatMMnt 92912 actlOnl, ~. th• pet• YOU ~AY EXAMINE ~ c ... Ho1 A190271 ,no The fOllOWlng pet9001 are '1cUtlo\to •u•tn.11 Wllllam Wtl.ort Cflgltr, 111 II)' 4:1onttaet doeutMntt, a tonal t1P1t1tnta1fvl ~ be f te kept by the court If you HOTICI TO dOlng bullneN u · PIClurt NHM t .. t•Ment l.al1111l•w Lant, Cotti " of Ow propoted •ut> requlrtO to Oi>1e notice lo are a petton 1n1erttted In CAIDITOftl PUBLIC NOTICI Th•• D+allal Video · PtOdUC· The followlng PlftOnt .,. ._..._ C. t2t2I ctntrac1ore on thia prOJ~t lnltr••ltd '*'°"' unltH lhe 111118, ~OU may hie NOTICI! 1$ Hf.RE BY ltOM. 1251 Hefttage Or,, dOlng buttneU .. : Thi• butlne11 It co,,. •• requ ttd by 1111 Subltl• they ha'lt waived notice or with the c0Uf1 e Rtquesl GIVEN by JUDY GAAV. Pt· Ftotltloua •utlMH Cost• fHta, CA t2'27 LagUne t't, 1~ So. Ofaoa Ul')g ano Subcon1r1ctlng conHnttO 10 ·~·Id '°' 8peclil No41ct (IOtm uuonar, to ll'le cred1tor1 Name lt•tement Aot>erl ftltktr Jonet, 2251 AV9., aem. AM..1.. CA 12106 On th• mo-? fC~11 Prec:uces Act, PubflC l(tton) TM tot OE·15't) Of _the filing ol en and contonG*lt cred1tOJ1 Of The followtng pet90na ate Hetttage °'·• Cotta ...... CDl Trade1 u" (CA), 1~ .. ., Oonttacl Code Section aanin.tteUOft auttiof1ty Wfl ~ Ind awMfll of the abowt•named Cite• dolnA bullnett 11: STIR· CA '"41 lo Otend Ave , a.tN Ana, 4100 ., ..... be granted l.lfllnt .,, lnltt• .. , ... astet• Of of arry peo dent, tllll a• p«son• MY. UN(f Cl!NUA •• c.ritom1a David ,,~. Howand, CA 12105 Sell your extra -.. ttled pertoo ftlet an Gt>-utton or eccovnt • pro. lni! .clalmt fOMI .. lh• de Um"td 1'1nnet1hlp, ~ 2211 HetllaQI Or .. Cotta Tl\11 bu11n .. 1 I• con-h h Id ach bid •haH be •c· )action to Iha Pttlfion and vldtO In ,,ot>1'9 COde MC-c•dtnl 111 ,~ 10 t1i. Birch StrHI, Newport Mesa. CA 12121 ducted by: l.lnMlt<I Ulbil"Y ou1.!•m 1 0 Bob Monon was bom on M2y 11. 1930, in New RochdJc, New York. Ac the age of 9 hi! F.unily moved t0 c.alifomia and locucd tn Wcsc Los Angdcs. Bob went to IOC2I ~ools and play~ varsity basketball ac Hollywood Higti School .. Bob anendcd the Univc~ity of Souchcm California on a basketball scholarship .lnd major«! m business. lt was at USC due he met JO}U Keppclcr and ihcy beamc engaged chm senior year. They were married upon gradwtion from oollcgc in December of 1953. Bob then sc:m:d in the U.S. Air ~ in Engb.nd ai Bwtonwood Air F-orc.c ~ and Bob and JO)U used thtS opporrunity to aavd and tour Europe during chose two years. --! Upan ~ng to the United Scat~ Bob cmployul in wrious jobs and savtd a.s Ou~:ror of PurchaWlg for Amcncan Cement. He aho went into property dc:vclopmcm and scrn:d as the PrtSidcnt of Royal Homo. a mobile home manu&cruring company with three f.aaorics throughout c.atHomia.. After the Ale of ~ Homes, Bob continued in the propcny dcvdopmcm bu.sin&. Bob was vay :active in the USC Trojan Oub ' and the Bask.ctba1J Boostm, and w.LS a member of CudinaJ and Gold, a Tro~ support group: He also savtd as Pres;dcnt of the Junior Boord of .Dircaoo of the Tropn Oub. lie lived a very ~ life, and is survMld by ~ wife, ]o)u Monon d.rughccrs. Jul.Le Cnsp and Jody Burnham scvm gr.lndchildrcn, Coun.ncy, c.ancr md Caroline Cri.~ and Taylor. Hadley. Bryce and Kirby Burnham. His " daua,htcr Janet Lee Monon, p~ him in dcatli. Memorial scrvias will be hdd at Our lad~or Queen of Angels Catholic Ou.udi, in C.Orona dd MM, on Sacwday. October 10, 19?8, .1t ~ tO:OOa.m. 1n Lieu of AOW'CtS. the funily ~UC'in that donations be made to the Robert W. Monon Mcmonal Fund do Hocig Hosp1mJ f.oun&oon, P.O. Box 6100, Newport &lch. c.A 92658- 6100. "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f am Hy to paylng Inflated prices for caskets & servlcesm? CllT•Pret~ Sa•llt~l9la11 '11C.~-companleo by e ctrtifled or tl'IOWI OOOd cauH wl'ly Ille uon 1260 /4 "equttt 10< them •Ith the Superrot Beach. CA 12MO Thft butlMll I• con-Co - • cathier·a checl! r bid court •~t not want.,,. Spect!J Notice form I• COUrt, at 34t rn. C!'Y J Stott '•wc.tt. a,.., ducted 11y· a pen!!al part· HaYe ·rou MM9d doirtV __ ln_CoulalJ-~ul..,fltd.,. __ , L==============te!I .. " .. .. . . ~N~e_w~po.__r_t_B_ea_c_h~/_C_o~s~ta~M~e~s~a~D~o~i~ly~P~i~lo~t-· ______________________________ . _____ ~·-----------------·-----------------------------Fr_1d_av::..._Oc __ 10_be_r_9_._J9_9_8 _____ 1 __ 3 'UILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES , PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES pa••• 1'\:0 rn;a£.r .~ if:•UBUC NOTICI Santa Ana, CA 92101 H•ve you started doing PUILIC NOTICE dUC1td by: ao lndMdual ~ tOo¥e • ~ io T~ .,. ~ :.;oc;i11 SeC1i nc i. "it°"'' •OOClll!tO '""' 1NC11 1a11 Wlt!'all ~ 0t ~~ni= c°o':rt ;,.,t;; { _;:,~-------1 lhll bu1)n .. 1 II eon-bUllftffl yel7 :Vtt, 0\/01/ Have you 1181ted OOlr'Q bt 29lS ~Or Cetta t.41$1 fttt Ot rcgetai fu "lllllCers ll'IC I tn 1.'!!0cr <IM t&llSll•ll ID Dtt0 •llT1nt( apltSSH Of •ITllMd II a.for• talrJr,g ~ '1'tlrttt1oue au1lne•• dueled by: Um.ted Uablllty N 'lolltlou• 8MelneH 1>us1ot11 ytl? v ... 4191 Ca 92626 The ~ *"SS OI tt11 buyenoe»;ein: °' T111s1 Recoroed Oii ~ 29-97 flO'IOno ••• pOUt9llOft Of v~ry import.,.t ecOON. .. .. .... ltet..,..nt Co. S..glO Aom.ro Na"'9 ltat•ment I.. Oaltl Fa1.,do TM• OdCllW!ll way• lof lrt JAL:ll OANOOO Incl SUN Ii Docurt'lt~t No G7·l•7630 tncumbfltas ., ~ tit ,.. how•wt the P41reCHWI Tr.. fot!OYMG S*IOllt .,. Have you 1t&11ed doing Th11 1t1tt1Nfll wit llted TM lolJcN.ing '*'°"' 1,. Thlt atatt"*11 wu filed ~ OI flt piopeny DUS DANOOO let62 ~ ~ Boo!\·· Paot ~· OI 011o0• Ate· INll\l!Q llllftCIOll sum ol !!It ,.., ... lll.tive d bal dOlnQ buliM•t ••· Ntlrt butlneu yet'? No v.1th the County Ci.tk ol doing j)u$il)tH 11• with tht County Cllfk or llld °'* COl'IWnOfl G ltSt c CA 92843 Ol1IS tn ltlt Ollict Of ll'lt Rtt0t0er llOe '' ffCllllO ~.., 0..0 OI -.-r .., meJ», $37 Ne;wPQ11 CtnlM ~~~~:.~~·:::'Med 1Hll11HH CoateMeu c~ 92827 1H8177t7H htlMI Tile tolll amoi.nt ot flt oct11r~ly omr.oeo as s!Qtk"' ~e~~~ °'sr:~'!:~ Stl~~:~ =-~f ~ '~":~lm.a:i uni!.: 'they he v • i..vel ButlllH• DevelOp. Main StrHI Thr11\ Store, Or•ng• Cou111y on 09/17/98 C•r•lgn, ee9 kbor St. Or•ng• Cou111y on 10108 98 0e llOn 11 1/1'1, Shown 1 T~e ~~ts llt•llQ '°40 1,. oc OflnQt Coun:-; 1 C•loma Tl'JSt. 'flllll 1ntr'ltt fle!IOn at ~:qui~~,.101J'wp;::: I ~~ 1323, Newport 8tKh. ¥<ilh lhe Couri Clefk 01 D••ly Pilot Oct. I. us, 23, Craig J McCltcke11, 8119 0111y Pilot Oct 9, us. 23, ~ btieirlOt OI Ill obllDlllOn ll'acle •~moa.1' ~""'" tOUIP. tt 15 BtneliO•!Y Wl.L SEU tne ~ °' Tlllt( "'"*'° w*vad nobc• or 00,._ CA 12660 M Ori""• "'-"o"" !Yon ""·"8 30, 1991 f&ot Arbof SI .• Costa Men, CA 30. 1998 F560 ~by~~._!>~ roent. ""°-will Cl 1 teltiir Al PUSLIC AUCTIO~ TO THE feet CllllQtl W llCDt-.., ol .. ntael to th• p:r.o•ael J••11nt Kllmow1kl, "• """ ·r •·•·• 92627 . ....., • .., rea--es ... ..,...., ,...,... """..cST 8 DOER FOR c•.. T ..... "" 14" SNCrfft. COfona o.c 19188711248 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• butlntu Is con. PUBLIC NOTICE COll5 exPlt!MS llld aovwies !"'Mess w11n On S•e Bm Ind n"'"" ~H lilt lllllff ...... !tit 11111~ ecuon.) Th• ,• apen-..,, ,.., CA 92e25 D11ty P1101 Oct 9 HI 23 dueled by· an lod•vtduaJ 11 the bmt of fie ~11111 ~-Wine 101 Boni Floe .F\i~ic Enno IPtYablt at •me of sat 1n llW!ul t.l't~~u.OO..OOI Trust IO d•n& edmlnt1tret1on l'bie bu1ln•n la eo11· 3Q 1999 ' F51e "ctlUoueauelneH Hav9 you 118111<1 doltlg Flalltloua8u1ln••• 1a1 ot"' Notice o1 Salt is AxeM> '132.6253 ~~iru=~s:'!: ~ .... J !;:~"....,~': M.1thontyw1Ub•granted di#!~ by; an lndMdu11 • Nam• Statement buslMH yet? No Nam• Stet•m•nt S22,711.19 111 lddillOl'i 11> cash. 1110 art lcu'td '1 ill•.! 1 s~!! 0, nrJ~ai oanll. 1 tlleck ~n' 11 1~ >ntf111Se uni"• en 1nt•rHtad •1 ._. vou ttllttd doing PUBLIC NOTICE Th• rotrowlng ptf800s are Craig J. MeCrackeo Th• lollowlng per~ont are !ht trustee wil ~ 1 cash· B&Jbo• BIY'l Eli'bO• CA 111661 a11,_,n 0y 1 state or ledefll '"°'' ~1 1,~11 onor IO Ult Tiit pereon file• en oOJ•CllOn,J • DUllMS• y11? No doing bualn.n H ; OP This 1t•temtn1 was llltd doing bu1l11t11 11. Thea!-Ill's c.tlltt d~ on • stale °' T"' tviie 01 ~nst to C>t u~ 01 a tf\etll Of1Wn ~ a tltM!ICl&fY 1inclt! u.o Otto OI ro rha P•Utlon end ~ ..-. Klimowskl Flctlllou.e Bualn•H ConaUltlng, 19078 Ttlltd St., with ~ C<xioty Ci.tk or 1st. 2542 Oxford Lint, na1IOnll Mlk 1 d** OrlWl'I by :ransterrecs t.s On Silt Betr •nc sta or ltet~ ~ ... nos ~no tca11 l11isl f\fttlDIOI! t8Cllltd a!IO thow1 good cauH why a Tl\M·l.•tattrnent ¥FH flied Name Statem•nt Foun1aln V•lley, CA t2708 Oran~ County oo 08127198 Costa Mffa. CA 92.629 e 1111e Of ledoc.i crec:lrl ulltOCI or tllrtt 1cr 8oN F.qt Fu~ Er.11\l assooa,an 51.,.noi usooa~on deli~reo ID ~ ~l'IOtl'S!OfltCI 1 the court iahould not '! IJ wlttP IM County Clerk of The following per1on1 art Ouang Mlllh Pham, 18076 1tllt7t8313 Chr11topher J. Amburg•y, a chlClt drawn by estate Of fed-Racrtelo •1 ·326263 • or U'<t"OS c.nJ. speot eo 1n wnatn Otcftmo'I ot 0et11.11uno grent the authcinty, .11 Or.-nG• County on 09)29198 dOlng butontH 11: Third SI., Fountain Y•ll•Y. Dally Pilot Sept. 18 25 2S42 011t0fd lane. Costa etll UVlllQS and ban llSOl»e now •SSUecl IOI Int !nl!llStS ttUO'l .5102 ol tllt fln•no• Ot111anc1 IO< Site Incl • Wfttttn A HEARING Oft the 19911771084 Coastal Communications, CA 92708 Oct 2 t 1998 ·F39.; MtH, CA 82628 llOll savings usoaabOn °' sav· 11ou~ 31 51~, COClf ano a.111oeouo ~ oo lliS:· Notte cl Deta111 and Stcton to P•t1uon will be M&d on Dally Pilot Oct 2 9 19 22.2 Uuhv11i. Uol\ f 1. Huo· Thlt bu1lnt11 11 coo· • • Thi• buslntn Is con· lllOS l>llllc soecfieO 111 S«:tJCn Tile OU(K "' aoo tra~ter 01 lltSs 1n tr.s sin 1 Al Tiit tttll SC!l Jiit uriOMIQl!tO ca.sea Nov~r 5 l 991 .i 23 1998 · • j:,29 lington Be•ch, CA t.2848 ducted by: •n lodlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lfld1vldual 5f02 of 1116 F111anaa1 Code anCI Ille llconol c Deve~e lltense is .,1tra11e1 to Sulit 110, 1101 1110 t'tom 01 Detartt I/Id Elet 1•45 p M '" 'oept 703 • • Robert L Woll. 222 Nash· Hav• you started doing Have you 111r1td doing autholllad to do busNss 111 tills 0 llllstr 8out1nrlf, Allllllini eon to Sell io De recortteo .n cne • • · 341 Th· C PUBLIC NOTICE '"Ht UM 11, Hunllnglon bulln•u yat? Yn, Jan. 01, Flctltloua Bueln•H buSin"' yet? No slate Ill !ht !Mill l8tlOef OClllll :~ 10 ':' ~=n;:;e°E: Hilla. CA ~ ~Ollt He •-.O coumy '*"'"ow it• lllOOtltf s 10ocated •t0 • • t"J.. Beach, CA 92&48 1998 N•m• Statement Christopher J. Ambu1gty lllan ash IS aa:iepeed Iha Trus· _ o:. ce o • · 11ntertS: co1r~t0 io ano ~*I 1ocreo ~ "'°" tr.a11 Me "v • r en g -,-,-tl-tl--8--1---i Tiii• bu1lness 11 con-Ouang Pham Th f 11 1 , r Thi• 1la11me111 w11 Med lee maywthholO Ille isiua.nceof ~RO'N COllPANY n1. Cc111e1 ~e Cl C>t • ~n1w sa.o Oeec ot !MlllTIS N..e t11pstd 11nct 111c11 921Ul8. " :.,..:~.,~~~~~· dueled by: an Individual This 1111em.n1 w11 Med dol~ bu:~~ ~:.•oo• 1 • with lht Counly Clerk of 1he T11JS1ae·s Deed unbl funds Avenue S111tt 440, ~n~no1011 T11JS11n 111e crooeny si~ateo on ,ecott11ton OATf 09-2~ ~ IF YOIJ OBJECT•1,~ ... Th. foU Have you atarl•d doing with tM County Cltfk of 3ocoM 17 Mornlllg Ormnge County on \O 08 98 ~ ava:lable IO Iha payee Buell CA 92~7 atlO Int ~11~0· u1dGou•t1 -Ci4rom.a oescnt>ino Ftctdol11t1 C.••ltlMtA 111e , the oraoung ot t .... b orng/tr~08'1i:• butlness'ytl? No Orange County on 10/06198 Btffze lrVtM CA 928\2 19988771791 Of enOorsee ts I matt« of nglll. Da!!O Sli~. dl!t •S NOYelfltier 2 ~ ~ aio ·~rt n AP N 439 181> U Tr .. lff.t St Tr~ ~ntdtr pttltton, you •"ould d0tn~ 1.iss" 1u. 1 a Robtr1Woll t988S7.7t712 Thomia Keiseo lou 17 oaiiY Piiot Ocl 9 18 23. Seodsale'Mlbomade.bu1W11f1.10Q6 &I Tne ano ~!el'ltd l'O 1n tM btc V'<fl"r!lldt11tl101J(11Mr llPPH' et th• h .. nng ~oo tng A erv ~:· ~ 73~ This 11a1em.nt WH filed D•UY Pilot Oct 9 ~ 23 Momlng Br.eze 1t 1n9 CA 30 1998 · f:566 out covenant oc warranty, ea· Tile llll~ sa1e is nol SUDrett guaran•ee s s:rua:eo •'I 111e Stii•e 81'111 1 160. A11111ttm !+tis CA end tt•tt your objec· 1 M~A e~:sg . 0' Wllh lh• County Clerk of 30 1998 I • Fses 926\2 I • • • • PfHS Qf.,,...., lllglnilng lllle, to CaltlQITH UllitQllT\ CO'l'llT1'!0a: ~Ca r~mi~ Ce<iory OI Ora11ge 92808 j!!~fifJJ4 Sf•~: t1on1 or fll• written ; J~ Inc (CA) 1730 Orang• County on 08128/98 ' This busl\'lts1 Is con. .l• pol$CSSiOtl or~. IO ~ Secoon 6106 2 5Jc:~ .~sf~~:• r:: 1~ c:,:; ~~6 .~""" 1~. ' ob1•ctsons with t"'- Pomona A~• .. 14.' Costa 191)18708471 PUBLIC NOTICE ducledbY.an l11d1vidual PUBLIC..,,OTICES U111Sfytl\e1ndebllldoesuecured Tne 1).1~ ptiC~ o• ,oottrattno f42oe assf'IO#n Ccn;ro.IZ™ court b•for• rh• .hut·,., n Men CA 92659 Daily Pilot Sept. 25, Oct. 2, H•v• you 11a111d doing NoCICt ot T 1 • Sale nde by $llCI Deed, ~anoes !here-cons1dera~on ,,, connecbon "'''~ on a l'l'ID tCOllleO in bOo~ 666 tng. Your eppearanc• 1 ThT• · butlnHt 11 con· 9, 16, 1998 F417 F1ctltloua BualnH• bus1neu yet? No OeaO ol Tn:};:'gg.110~ Arf under. Witt\ 1nterest as pt'Olded ::1e saie of ttie tl.lsri•ss ano ca;•s ~· •::. 34 irld~s..e ct PUBLIC NOTICE may be 1n p•r1on or by • ducted by:• corporalloo Name Statement Thomas Ke1seog1ou 139-21~3 y " lher8ll1 llld tnl ~ pl'flClplif !13ns1erol 1M. ltc:!nse 1st~ s~ll' lll>ste:i~ eous "'i~S raeor::is OI your enorn•v. e ~· you •tarted doing PUBLIC NOTICE T~· followlng per~ons art This 1tatemen1 was flied Number unClef a deed~-:: bllll'tCe ol "' No48 secuttd by Q' sa· 000 00 nduO.nQ l~'I Ora...,.e Caunl'j Ca:1lcrru ll'O CHS\ MHto IF YOU ARE A I buslnttt Y•I? No Fl tltl u 8 I domg busl11•99 11· ANGEi. with th• Coumy Clerk of :::ftSeptembet 15 \994 u11: said Deed Wllll 1111e<es1 "*90ll ioiy esomateo at S N?ne .vlllt~ co!!!,teo D'J 1na1 u111r1u:e OI NOTICE OF CREOITOR or • contin-MDA Inc • Wllilam Wood-: 0 s· ua n... AUT • 3007 Enlerprlse St ' Or111109 County on 09116198 leSS you t.Ue adlOri IO pr°'8a as provided Ill $ad No•e fees, ~OC1$1Sts ()I 1ne IOOOMll:Q COf'llCCO'lS rer..o~eo Otiooer 2 PEI It ION TO g•nt crtdttOt of the :-. .~. PlHld~t ame tatemant Co111 Mesa, CA 92926 11888789800 II ma be SOid at a cN!VSS ano aipenses OI lhe Casn :J cpen Es~"' 1~ as nsl!'.mtru no 9G ADll9tlSTER deceHed, you mutt file :. Thie .11atemen1 was filed The following Ptr'011• are M<lel Syttemt, Inc., (CA). Daily Pilot Sept 18 25 10'!! .... property~ fneed an ~ Trvslee criO ot tl'e l/U$ls auled S' ooo oo 52 4450 er 011 ca rtt4ros 01 u.~ EST&'TE OF ~e your cl .. m with the h th c 1y Cl k 1 doing bus111ess as. 3007 Enterprise St.. Co1t1 · • • puuoo. saie you · by sad Deed of Trust Dated. :i Ora~ C()unry ::>aut 2 i'io~ "' : ..-.. nd 1 t "''1 • oull n ~r 0 lootcomfort.com, 3197 "J" Mesa, CA 92626 Oct. 2• 9, 1998 F407 planallOn of the nat11111 Of the 09/1611998 COllnty Reconls Oemano Note for lhe 041• t•t:JuS.vt n~emtnt •or 1ng1us M. vetNEAU court• "'" •copy 0 l Orange C~':1~7~~~i8 Airport l.oop. Costa Mesa, This business Is con. PUBLIC NOTICE ~._!OIWl$I youNoyou Rt111rc11 as u"d TllJStse. l'UO' cast\ Sl5f>OOOOO ... " ecms mil:nr~·u repa t CASE NO. A1~1 ~hepers~:~,~r:•Y·~~ i CA 92628 ducted by a corporation "'"""'con ...... a tawy«, 'bee Trusl!Je ONislOfl, 4952 w.tmer ~It .ano ecur.I)' ...,·n ut:~es al\O ror o:ne1 l)J'l)OSts To .u "'-•r• b•n•fi· •v• ap,.. 1 Dally Piiot Oct. 2, 9, \6, Ak hard G. Lowe, 24931 Have you slatted domg Flctltloue BualnH• IS her'1l !IMln 11\at County~ A~ 1105 HtlnttllJfOn mtot·S~ltr S\.00000 a ~ctw~ r :r.t :iec:tn~t1r cienH credito~s con-court wuhin tout 23. 1998 F551 Manslll•. Laguna Niguel, busineu yet? No Nam• Stat•m•nt cordS esearch, Tl\ISllllt ~ Beach Ca 92649 (7'4J84lJ.f4Z9 Tota Consi<ieracon or reS'''tons .rio re:.prcca tmgent credltore end mooth1 from th• dat~ CA 92677 Angel Systems, Inc. Hyun· The following persons art $IOl'I U 11\!Stee, Of sucx:euor ~ John C ~':!I ~ S37 000 00 euemtn:s Ca 1ena CO\lll who me oth•r· of ftret • 1ttu•nc• 9 l'UBUC NOTICE lhl1 business Is con· Jin Shoo, President doing busineu 85• HRi1 lrUSlet Of subslltUlld INSIM ffecolfls ResutCfi Trwee ON 11 tin btt<I aoited IM!~een l!"!lf~ ara~o:i lfC~f11tO Se~m P•:onb ntera:ted in letter• H provided in '"Ctltloua BuslneH duc111d by: an lnd1v1dua1 This statement was llltd 23461 south Polnlt 1490'. pursu: IOby ~~ ~rust C2U7709n!> 10.'2, iOl'91998 tnt sellerts'.1\teosee ano ~ Otr ~;~b ~~. "..Str.ime:u f'lO ::i•, wilr ~r Htat• or ,.ctton 9100 of the Have you staned doing w11h the County Cieri< of l.aguna Hills. CA 92653 execu .... ,.. a an ontenoeo buytl(s>"tfanstel!e as 90 ,.,,,.Al ~ c c,.a, recc"Os 01 b h f· IRENE • M Cahtorn11 Probete Cod•. Nam• Statam•nt business Y•. I? No Oratlgt County on 10/06/98 Jay G•l• 27332 Via Amis· unmamad ~Gwenn L GI-PUBLIC NOTICE lt(N rtO bV Set 24073 01 I!\! Ora~~ COil fy -• •omoa •s ot • o • The tune for flit~ rn. following persons.,, Richard G Lowe t988t771770 toso Mlisloo Vieo CA tys • widow Recon1eo • nd Pro'e ns Cooe-ottit•eo as Cu:ir1 Cou' VENNEAU cla1m1 will not •>CPI'• clOJlg buslnHs at: Spec· l hls slattmtnl wu filed D•lly Pilot Oct 9 16 23 92692 1 · 1~13111194 as lnS1MTWlt No. E:sbow N 2160M«W Bus.ness a ss;o 1 l:~mwt) ·nt l:>r:~'ate S::u1 A PETITION h.11 be for• four month• 1111111 Catering & Special with tho Counly Clerk or · • • ' 1 94-0608118 of Otllcial Recorcs 0 Nt 111! conti0tra110n or tra"s er Oen:• ec o '"t mac i~cred been filed by CARRIE J f h h d t ~"•1)11. 172f> Monrovia Orange County on 09'29 98 30, 1998 F562 This buslntu .• con· Ill 1118 office of the County Re-NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ot Int tvsuien ano licens~ is to !rle·et~ as E• DI A Partel 3 An MARTIN in the Superio~ rom t • .. nng • • '~. Cotta Men, CA tQ88&7710s7 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lod1V1dua1 corO«H ot Orange County, C&ll-BUI.It SALE AHO Of be paid orv.-a11er lhe transiecrnas U.<>t!'l• •or •~ci:ill' IL Court of Celifornta noticed above. g?tU7 Have you st•rted doing tomia ano put1Ultll 10 !ht No: IHTENTIOH TO fRAl(SfER oeen ~Yed tJi Ille Otoari11en: DOstS «: -..i· :x~c 01 Ot · C nt of Oren • ' YOU MAY EXAM- Jfto11 A. Carter, 25315 Daily Pilot Oct. 2 9• HI, Flctltloue Bualn•H buslnes1s yet? No bee ol Oetaull anC1 Electlon 10 llCDHOllC 8EV£RACHI 01 Alcotiolic Bevtragt~WDI Cl trl:l "C '42;)8 is S'ICAi --9UT~E PETITgON re-INE the fit• kept by the H I •k F 23, 1998 F427 Jay Ga. ..... tiler noer l8COIOeCI CENSE(S} 11 1998 • mai) ll!CQrdeO n 000~ 66(i lC rt It ....... , •• P• • \'i.U.a trmou, ""' • or· Name Statem•nt l hlt statement was tiled ""'" eu Daleo Sepiemt>er pa c l' t:l J4 1ncius...e ·• qu11t1 that CARRIE J . cou : •--• r 151· CA 82630 · PUBLIC NOTICE The follOWing peraoos .,e wilh th• County Cl~rk ol 0611&l9GS 81 lnslrumlnt No: !li:C Si c. &101 it seq ind hill:IAM L CCSBS mic~ne~s iroaos tKoltls ~· MARTIN be appointed eon interHted tn the Thi• butiness Is coo· doing business •• Para· Oraoge County on 09/29"98 98-378487 ot slld Olliaal Ree 8 6 P 24073 If seq I S8'e$1\Jttl\Sff Ota* C®n~1 C• cr1u .:.lY.I .. per•onal repreHnt• ••t•t•, you may fil• ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Bueln•H dlse lnltrlo11, 7 Sea Cove t g999771088 otOs Wiii Sel on 10#1111991 at NOl•CE IS HEREBY G Jt~ JALIL OAWOOD su"ous DA· u :J~C'.!O cy 'ina1 C!"a-I tJve to edmir .. ter th• With the court • formal tt1119 you started doing Nam• Stat•m•nt I.Int, Newport Beach, CA OaJlu p 101 Oct 2 9 16 the ~-~ (N~J.~~trlnet 7~ lh.11 I ou111 saie 01 .assets .ano a WOOD BuyevApprocant ce "' c~·e 01 c:cr't:Don recoroeo Ht ate of the decedent. Raqu .. t for. , Spefclel 1>u5onns Y•I? Yn, l·93 TM tollow1ng peuons art 92660 ' 1 · • • ' tile ...,..nty """''"'OUH tra"slet 01 a cohobc lineraQe Newport Beacn.CO,ta Mesa OCIL:tr 2 ,~ n nsl!'~me~• THE PETITION re-~ode• of th• f1hng 0 an Jasoo Caner doing business 11 Com· 0.11111 Gabrltlle Moore, 7 23, l998 F426 CMc Cwrt«~Wttt, Sant.a censetS m>u11D be m.ace CN•93227 21~.V0tt9 "O ~· 4'3Qe• :11.tia ·e:o :s Q\IHtt the decedent's inventory •nd appreiutf Tll~S ~lll~m•nL we,' ,:1~ pltlt Crew, 2215 Meyer Pl., Stl Cove Lant. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE ~·IO"tt!.1,5~~ l~e 111~15) Social SeCll• 1996 01 nc Oll:'IQ! Ccumy llld\IOtO WILL end codic1lt, if ot .. ta~· ••ttt• ot of w.1 I • oun., • o Costa Men, CA 92627 Beach, CA 92660 1 lt>ll :lilt bme o( le nly or feoeral T&Jt Num:ie~ al'ld '*•thin t~al certan stnp of 1ano eny be admitted to any P•Ution or account Orang• Coun1y9~n ~1~8 Sergio Romero, 2215 Thi• bu1lnes1 11 con· Flctltloue Bu1lnHa casll~ ~ ol flt u:.ci ouSJness aoeress 01 !r.e PUBLIC NOTICE • leiinuteo on sao mao as prob.,• The WILL and. ••. providael in Hcbon 199 1 0 Meyer Pl .. Costa M .. a. CA ducted by: 111 lndrAdual Nam• Statement ~lites) 11 nghl blle ano tiler· se(.e~ce~e are ,\ LIAM L '"tanosc~:ittastmt111owr101 n any codicilt are •vail· 1250 of the Cahfomie D•lly ·Piiot Ocl. 2, 9, 16, 92627 Have you scart1d doing Th• following persons art esl coiiv~ lo Incl r'l(M held COBBS •04 E BalbOa at..o T111SIH Sale Ko 23011 NOTICEi rese~t1t-eont0<cne oe1111i101 eble for exeminauon In Probet• Cod~: A Re- 23 1998 F555 This bu1lnus 11 con· bu11ne11 ytt? No dolllg buslrntn u : USA by ;1 under said OteCI of Truat 111 BalbOa CA 9266l OF TRUSTEE'S SAU vou ARE rot 10 Tiie proj)trty neretotore the fl• k•pt by th• quHt for Special Notice ---------1 ducted by· •n lndiVtdu.i Dtnlse G1brleli. Moore Networks, 876 Azllet or, lht SllUaled WI Yid Doino b.;siness as IN OE~Al.JLT UNDER A O~O Of aescn~o s be!llQ SOid •as s· court 1 form ie available from •-_tUBLIC NOTICE CLASSIFIED This s1.1.1emeot was llled Coal• Mesa CA 92626 Cou ~ Stall ,..,..,.,.o. MAZZOTII SAT BAlBO.A JAUS OATEO os.zu, l.!'· lilt S:rttt ~~ '"° o~r TH. E PETITION the court ciet'k '• With the County Clerk ol Lempl a GiJel Fa)a do 978 nty 1 T ,, LESS YOU TAKE ACTIClN 0 to."1'1'1011 OtS>Olllllon 11 VI'( of r• A-tw ,_thl '"c:Utlou1 Bu1ln•H It• th• resource you Or•nge Couniy on 10106198 Aul r D . C tr M deScnbeO. l.04 172, of ract N!> All 01her Dus r.ess name\S, PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY n me reil PlllPttl'f oest11be0 abOve QIJHll euthontv to ...;,.-w-A...I 9IOIW. ' Main• atat•m•nt can count on to 1111 a 19988771715 CA :t92~•v•. 0' a esa, 3529 • ~ Mal> r9COlded WI and aodressres) used by me w.v BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC ·,~ Oll'llOITeel to b! 20t Cala1N11 edm1m1ter th• Ht•t• Al.., • a~ ~ f~llowing ~rtons are myriad Of merchan· Dal"' p1101 Oct 9 16 2J This business is con. Book 12~ Pav-~ '°111 42 ~ sei ~rts;-.icensee "''f.'lln t.~ past SALE ·f YOU NEED AN E»\.A Court, Coill Mera. CA ·11e under the Independent _ 70 www., !..,_......_ WWW biAIMU as: MAIN diae items, because ., · • ' ~ .....,.., .... tniu yea'! as sti:.ed by :::~ NATI()~ OFT~ NATURf OF HE ul'lde!S gneo Tnisttt osdarr.s Admil'\lttraoon of Ea-.,,, • •-.. ~T THRIFT, 2415 s. our co1umn1 compel 30, 1998 FS68 Th• Community Office Ol lhe Coutlty Rlcol'Clef of sei e~s}l.censtt a'! Nooe PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU •ny abl1ity tor any 1ncorneuitss t•tH Act. (Thia authon-A- .. Sal)1a Ana, CA 92707 quallfl•d buyara . lo Seti your home Market Place. sad CounlY The = Chte! uecun...e Ottoce l YOU SHOULO CONTAC1 t-01 ll'lt s11ttt ldelress ano Oltlt' tV will allow the paraon· ..... Ane CA 927(11>. ,...,. Slrffl Thrill SIOft, call I through clatslfied. Classlfted dress and other COIMlOn laurel Tiu La~e 11\~lle CA LAWYER On 10·23·11 at 10 00 common !Jts.°"""ori ot l!Tf 81 repr•Hntauve to take 7az7 15.A,) •• 2416 S. Main St.. 842·5878 842·5878 042·5878 nalal tMY.ol lhtrul 92612 AM. Fort0osul! Coris..taAa snc.~ ~~!ttri Slid sale Wiii b! 10/09. 10/12. 10/18 .. , . I --- I • ~ 1' t:(ii) ! EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTl.JNJTY • fMI ..... ""'*"" " .. ................... fd- .... ,. ....... Alltl\111" ....., ......... 11 .. pt ........... .., jlftltfllltl, ••ltlttte If '"4li•l1tllu .... " "''· ..... ftlltltl, .......... Mllltl.,....tr ...................... '" If -· .., ... llftfm!IU ............. 1114111 • 1'1• .... ,,,,, wlll ttl ~ ....... ., 1....,. •. ... .., ,.., ...... """ .. It ...... 0.reMen ••r ttlt111lll Mell .,. ••ftllll•• It i.ta • ~ ............... ............ Te_. ~4' ... I ~-. •llHUO ,.,,.. .. ,.~ .... , .. , ............ oc_,.. .. ........... I ~ HOUSES/ ,~ 1002 Bow to Place A Polle;r • --· R.11t' .. on rl d.-Jdlint'• are ~ub)I'( 1 lo 1·ll11nrr \\ 11hu111 11011N•. Tht; publi-htr rt.:.f'rH~,., tlll". rn:h1 10 l't'll•11r. rn )11-.•if,, rt•\,.,. nr rl'jt'C'I 1111\ --_...,,. - II lno-IMO By Fax (71 i ) h:J l -6.)9~ ByPho11e (7 14 ) u-t2 -:lb7~ By MaiHn Person: C')u ... 1fw.J oth rni.,...mrnt. Plea·r: re1)(1r1 a11) 1·rr11r 1ha1 m 1\' lw 111 \our rla"ifwd od imnt•'tlUU& I\' Tht• 0111h P1l11t '1w1·1·ph 1111 liuhilin (11r Wt\ 1 rrnr Ill PHI iHJ\• l'nl•t'Jllt'lll for "h11 h II flllt\ llf' n•,p1•11•1lil1• t"\l'flH for tllt' n1~1 11( 1111; pa,r :11•1ualh 1w1·uplt'd In th~ rrrur. Gr .. dit nm uni\ l.1· 11ll119.1·d for thr (11',I m•rnit•n. .---- ( ......... ,.,, ..... ( Plrn•r uwfudt' \ uur nu1111' ·uml phuril' 11umbt>r .ii1d 11.1' U rail \11U bad1. '1.1th u pnrr •llh•tl' J - :i:{O \\ ,~ ... 1 Bm· !"ir 11·1·t ( .o .. tn \11•..,.i . C':\ <>26:!7 \1\1·11.po11l3hJ.& B.1~ ..;, Hours frlq>l11m1· tt::~On111-:l:OOpm \\111111.i\ -~ ncl.1' \\all-In 8 :rnam-3:00pm \l11ml11~ -J."rulu\ ----Deadlines ---.. Moncfay ................. Friday S:OOpm Tut" ... dtt} .............. ~fonda) 5:00pm \\t>dne <la~ ....... Tue~day 5:00pm Thur.,da)' ....... Wt>dne'lday S:OOpm Friday .. ,, ........... Thur~a} S·OOpm ""aturday ............... Frida} 5:00pm GENERAL 1002 CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 HUNTINGTON NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT iiiimiiiimiiiimiiiimiiiiiiii DEL MAR 1022 BEACH 1040 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 BEACH 1069 0 C EA N FR 0 NT In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'S ID I! Charming 3BR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiii Oceanalda Extensive Home on over 9000SF BeauUful Pacific Ranch •BALBOA DUPLEX• LIDO ISLE Brand New POOL HOME 4Br 3Ba •Bluffe E Plan• •BIMff• E Plan• UpgradH, Slept lo corner lot w giant gar TWNHSE 3Bf 2.SBa Primo Area. Walk To 58r $ 5Ba·3753Sq.Ft Two Master Suites, 3br 3 \-.ba Qrnb•ll loc 3BA 3 \'.BA remO<ltled, Stand, 5299,900 UNITS Witt hold 8 cars plu• ~lam rm, 2c garage, Everything. Gr•al 3c garage Bill Gr1.1nuy remodeled k1I. hv·fam Xlnt cond, best buyl gre•n b.,t lloc 2 story, Rand Kaar Agent NEWPORT HEIGHTS huge AV arH. Call lor Amm•n. Guard·gated v 1 $ SO OOO Realtor 949·675·6161 room1 $450,000 C1ck BROKER ...... 760·3142 $459.000 Open Sun 84SMS81·5227 3BEO ANO 2BEO datalla, $399,000 welk to beach, a 10+ I a ue. 4 · · NWPT SHORES 21JR Dlck1on, Prudential Shopping tor a new 528 Viet• Gr•nd• Xlnl l.oc. E•rl & Judy 714·969·2092 Age111 •180 * Ole, 2aA. Beam co•I, CA Really 721·3566 apartmenl? clHs•hed GM~ PATRICK TENORE CORONA DEL MAR Taylor, Agt1949-642· OCEANFRONT newer tile roof $349K w Clltt Dover shor•• t•ta you compaia n Pl .. H Call & L•t U1 3 Unll1·1 Block from 4722 _N_E_'_u.n_O_R_T_____ Vlow Of Beach And Bill Grundy RHllors 2br 2b• condo, upper co11t • w11hou1 hHtla Know What Vour Oc•an Blvd. Yl'T ca1a11·na The Price 94" 875 6\61 1 I o s 1 .. or worryr R E A l T Y Needs At•I 858-9705 l!'Sld• Fin••• TWM EACH •. . ova pen at • ., Claaatn•d 1 ·8 o o -4 ·TE N 0 RE 2 UNITS. DUPLEX 2Br-t-Hme, ore, 2.58a, iBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil0iiii6ii9 Wtll Aman Voulll 1s~:i~ =~1~:::3 842•5 878 849·780.3142 So. of P.C.H. approx 16001t, marble Prud ·. l entry, Fp, 2C garage 3Br 2.5Ba 1·Sly home eDhll SOLD! Showe••• horn .. for ••I• In our Salurda)' Real Ellate Suppl•m•nll HOMES OF THE WEEK Olaplair eda atart at Ju•t 9781 o .. dllna Wad Spm **"*"** OPEN HOUSE Listing• for ttSI DHdllne Thur• Spm ***** It P•Y• to advertise In the batt local R•al E•t•I• Sac:tlon CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 14f.574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 94f.174-4241 BETTY JO, BKR s2••.soo 831·1509 Pp w/lrg y•rd, bonus rm, c.•....-a.utv 780·0805 1---------aJc. owner motlvat•dl 949.7,.3.8120 E 'Sld• on cul·d•·tac, $425K Agent 640.1629, _____ .. ___ _ 39, 2ea, big aide yd, •• Oo•an Vlewl on KalHf tChl dtstrtcl, ---------1t8AYCREST• 3br Forr••l•d Canyon. S3a9,000 646·1105 Pp A ·BDRMS & VIEW 3ba. remOd kite. cozy 1__,________ "9" frplc, hdwd lloort. Charmer! Lot value •••tald• gated comm, +2 5BATH Op•n Sun 1-4 S519K I '839,900 Low malnt detached 3Br 2 sea. • Own•r 949-631·6510 1 btock to t>aach. Can over 1700al, bullt In •• build n•w. 320 Hazel 'SM. Xlnl Loe. 5315,000 p I t S Big Cenvon Cullom C?dM Homa.90•759-Ear! & Judy Taylor, r VI I pl Hm. AemOdeled 1987, 9070 Agent• 642-4722 ** 6Br 7,58ao+ olc/den, VACANT TWNHMI! Securltv System PoOt. •P•. Huna, •tel k0W118T PRICED EASTSIOa Remodel :. $2.195M 6'10.7213 Pp 0 38'1' 4car g1r, granite 3Qr In COM. ut ol kitchen, 10,000 S.F. p rf ti Charming Newport aiea ••lier ea ya LOI w/A V. Reio s._1e t tC y Beach Home. Pr11tlna Bell It Todevl Lrg 13u.100 Ag•nt. M1lnt1lned . Cono. Major R•mod•I 3Br & fam rm, need• John Miiiar 581-3897 H Nice yard, big ger, cotmetlc wotk but i---------many extr11• ~5591< PRICED 1000'• LESS Zero Down ~avm•nt X Wide Lot With Ag•nt, I.airy 949·831· t t\. n I a. t • • • • . Oflty $ t037/Mo. 38r Room For Hune 1038 1318,000 Make Otfarl 2.59a. 2c ger, Greet • Kotar a. Co.849·37&-dHI. Aaklng 1159.900 Expan1fon Or Herbor View Hiii• 5578 Call Agent John Miller. Bolt Storane :>Or 2 $Ba, •nlry, room "4~517-3191 • for a11pan1ron/poo1. ** VIBWSI 035.000 COSTA MESA 1024 .;.,,._ __ ........... __ OPEN SUN 1 .. 5 Ag.,,t 013.5354 ,.D•AN•~-r.onn-.. 1•02.eill 2407 Port Whitby •JUST USTE0•3itf 2b••· REDUCED TO lg tot, nu wincsow., Dplx S2?5.000 iei tea 1007 appl'• • cerpec. HdWd • 2Br 28a, 3Q gar, nv $175,000 • •••••••iii flr11 In llVfm. l371t< Agt pn\, rocf. 493-07$1 04' Diana 141·780·5000 4N-764t J.W•bb, ekr •354.14~9083 •• 1161. 3 Leri av~GroN • new homo• dlt9CC •• 1 an 1'om bulto.r 3tK 2 Iba l!ACB 1040 9ft c9*'e AC, 2 c., ••••••••• Cell Matl1u. AQt (149) Qat. Prlc .. trom tM 890-7114 or 113.ttH Moh 1200'• 722-IHO COLDWeLL BANl(eR l1 71S.23H Balboa~ Realty, Inc. &tllblitlted , 919 Winter a Ye1rty Rental• OcNnfront .. . NNrlMt ... ch STARTING ANEW ·BUSINESS?? The lt111I lkportment ol IM Doi/11 Pilot u plNSf'tl lo announct a .ww :strvict now avc11labl1 lo nfUI busiMues. • W1 will now SEARCll lhf no11N '"' vou at no extra cho'T}f, and .sav. flOU lhl lime and lhl trip lo,,,, Court Houu m Santo Ano. ~ of C'OUM., ofl~ the uorcla is coml>ltttd w will Rk ,our lktrtious 6usinas nanw Ulflh th1 Counlv CltrA, publish oncw a uwk !Or four uwA:s o.s rwqulrfd b1 la• cmd Ihm fi/1 vour proof of publiC"dlion with th1 Count11 CJri . /fffit stop bv to filt l/Oflr fktiliow businea "°"" stottmtnt at IM Doi/1 Pilot. 330 W. 8"11 St, f.l)sfo Mao. If VoU cannot slop b11. p/«lU ctJI/ uJ at (114) 6424331 and w win m11h o~ts for 1C41 lo handk this l'f'O('tdur1 br mo;/. If v<!U should hav. o~ furthn qualiom. pJ«m (01( us ond w 1111n t>. mo,., than glad to assist~· Good lud *" *°"'',... busltWsJI 11tlnRmJS1m;;;;-:i--------1 1101 :tbr • :~ ..,. .... ttoO ... ptW ~ 0 DOWN PAYll•NT Only teCM/mo ~. g9tad, 1 bf 1 IHI with !:::::::::::=:::;::::::::::~ ow-oe. pool. epe, Wl\9'1'1« you·,.~ $1200 ~ $2800. ""'•· aut" In 1"' I Lo 1022 yd a pattoa, '3091<. By _..~._....,....,_~---· ••1111•111••-owner 14.......S7t t~. With "9Yator °' .. "''"'· CtaHfn.Ci Only IU,400 AQent, ~·ell ,_,. l'Mdet John M1119rM7-3M1 ,~- . · -·.Jiii.-~...,~-.. ---_;..;·~ -~ ...,. -~......__~ -~ '*----·-.. 14 Friday, October 9. 1998 Newport Beac h/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot •• MOBILE HOMES HUNTINGTON COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT PETS 6 MARINE SLIPS HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 1100 HARJOO 2142liliiiiii ____ OPPORTUNITY • 5530 MERCHANDISE iiiANiiliiMALS~iiiiiiii6iiOii4iii9 DOC~ 7022 , ,98 ACCORD LX •eo •• 2 90 e cyl, Ac. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiij • 1 •r D•t•ohed 2904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Auto. AC, Call, mlnll lthr Inter, full pwr, ,.S, -CM Pl•t1P•rt 2Br 28•. STUNNING HOME on oott .. • with P•llo,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CATCH THE WAYE Mllleold Mec.w N•W SID• Tl• UP TO (:IMWAo27) •1•,eso PB, PS, crvlse, c-..1. • 20a52, $15,500 Space 1.agoon, 48r 3Ba, n•at1 bea,cn, CMatl'ledr1•1 _._ LOVIE THIE OCEAN? ANTIQUES 6010 Voung, dome1t1c, 50 FEET. ON THE L•XUS 01' aunrl $7399. 721·81G8 rant, $400. 65 + Hat· 2000+ upscale rHort ce te, rig. ova· n hand fad, S500. PENINSUl.A. AOl!NT W•STMINST•R , 9 ... llS •oo Spec I all 1675 ... dap. Pl•••• be wary of out local and envtronmen-t'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 8209 .. .. bor Realty G73-4400 life, tannl1, poot•. $500. 13:t E. 18th S t. of arH companl81. tal Co. •Hka outgoing 1• •ANTIQU•a 4 U• Talks alol 557-0280 Q1 ·80().I t 21>4 • I (714) aea .. eoe Blk Jade/lrvoy full "P' '!'CM, Palm• MH P•rk • 25 oo/mo 848 6928 No Peta 949-548·2421 Cl'leclc with th• local adv•nturous people lo " • ut engag ng •e9 CIVIC LX Blue. 4 (oe8966) $2tJtn ~ 2br dbl wide. Kite. •P· B • tt• r Bu 1 In• a• hstp w/OC ••pan1ton Conalgnmente 30% couple 1Hk1 pvt •tip t ahapel I LIEXUS ... E SID• 17th & SA 1 unlimited time. Sliver, PIANOS., for 40' aatlboat. Juli• dr, gr•• s v • ~ pllancea. w/patlo. IAGUNA ... nr • Bureau before you Tr a In n g /tr av• I a 4 200 I Sl2 900 MIS ION 1.,.JO Space rent 1450. NIGUEL 3br 2ba frplc, balcony, Hnd any money for (714) 373·-9725 china, turn, Jewelry. ORG•u5 6059 or StltVe 949.759.7045 1 • .. ~2• ... 833• 0; C949)3•.&-.A.ae4 2152 al S1200 -----------Great prlcea. 548·412:1 nu Oya 94.,., 4.., •----~~~~~~=---SISK Owner 846-0277 gar, 1 nu. mo. fHI or Hrvlces. Read Counter The Mailbox e liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E •• 949-844·~8 '94 SC 400 = c~M.,TERY LOT/ 1 yr ... 723"°445 . and, un,<:t•rbatafnd any F & PT perm. Silllp, 3t2 Newpon Ivel. NP. Plano Baldwin Black CAMPERS, RV'S, -,9.=.;.;..;;,A;..C..;;,C:~O~R~D~E:-Jt-4:-·~d:':'r While/Ivory full OPtton -~ ~ Very nlc• Townhae E 'SIDE 2Br 1Ba, le con rac 1 •ore you phones, olfc work, 1 DI TBN St Full pwr, V8, llhr (039318) $29,987 -CRYPT 1225 Pqot/apa. A/C. l/p, gar, w/d htc-upa, No •lgn. Sl\op around tor Frlendly 842~282 ~i"g~~~ •• n:aby gra~r. iTiRAliiiiLiEiRiSiiiiii~8iiiOi1~4 (005317) $19,987 · LllXUS g.r hk Up. Wat., P.t •. 2390 Elden -"C, _ _,ra ... • ... •..,.•·------===-~~=~,..........,.. • MIS$10N v1•Jo PACIFIC VIEW • 4 adjolnlng plota. Buy 1 or all lour 25% below retail. pp GOIS-7578 ' • ' ' "' CREDIT/COLLECTIONS fatt aale, make otter Ll!XU ,. trash, gardner paid, S875/Mo, 645-4585 All Purpoae loana ACCTS RECEIVABLE 780.757·2727 '7• Comfort Travel MISSION VIEJO C949l3&4-0ee4 2br 2 51>• $1500mo. •Fatl Af.provat · M 1 h 1 2 Tr•ll•r 17ft, sett (""'4""')384..0004 ,.,.5 •a •oo All Cr.di., 0'"1 GPC N•Wl'I/ Refurblahed u1 ave m n. yr• 8 b Q d Pl ., • • .. .. " 'Flnanc al Speclallst. strong c:ol tactlona • 'II ran •no con tained s2000 Credit 714·842·8088 1 Br 1 Ba In lovely 1 ·888·074-0401. credit & account rec: BHutlfut black finish. 949·548·0748 --------:-':'."":'":' Midnight blue/Ivory . gated commty.h Walk onc:lllallon exp. Profl· lb1olutaly Ilka new, In HYUNDAI 9090 (119654L)•xuaS24,9n to theater/a opa, H 1une $2950. Work II •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiil • HOUSES/ private gar/carport. CREDIT 2 9 07 elem In MS O Ice & 714•527•0900 1 w•nt to bU'I/ any MISSION VUE.JO NEWPORT BEACH 2169 s550-s15omo + 5425 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Exeet we otter an ... AUTOMOBILES t949J3e4-o8e4 CONDOS dep. Klein Mgmt cellant benefit pack· •---------Toyota pickup 4X4 1--...:.~.9=5~S~C=-::3~0~0~- RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 949·581-4000 age lncludlng 401(k). SPORTING lon~bad/regular. Ask Rally red/Ivory lfnr •F·O·R·----··12Br 28• Condo Gated w '•Id• ca.a 1Br 18• GET 0 EOE, csruglr•• & for Jose 949·650·7149 (020231) $~5.077 OPEN SAT 1-4 ..., smokefree work •nvl· 1=GiiOiiiOiiDiiSiiiiiiiiiii6iiOii6ii5 ACURA 94M02-0025pgr 3 00 Cagn•t1 #212 Lrg pvt patio. prkg, 1 ronment. Sen~ re· ,. 9010 MIS~~~u:IEJO S1400/mo. Ls;. June. mlle to bch s750/mo. OF DEBT! sume with salary hi•· New BOWFLEX iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii (949l304-0804 ALISO VIEJO 2104 Agent 494·1177 x352 Vic 7S6·l460 tory to· Payroll Man·. s '98 INTEORA ISUZU 9100 _........,.=-=-:~=~-i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ U I h / I ager, P.O Box J560, trength tralnjng iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii!i~!iii '90 ES 300: 2Br2Ba nrfash ls,nu ,!!eCaq el!.:. Costa Mesa, CA system $699, wilt Special Edi tion Cashmere/lv"ory ; Peta Oki doean I gal carpet, a!c, 2c: all gar, NEWPORT ',. .• .i,·1 Cards "-~~tu.ltd 92628 or lax to (949) negotiate 310·312·1407 (025808~EXUSS17,997 '95 Trooper LTD (138854) $2•,744 ~ much bolter then th1sl c:ommty pool. no pets. BEACH 2669 Vt"ll WllMMlll 642 7667 4X4. 21 Kml. auto. LEXUS _ '-· •• .i • · MISSION VIEJO (3PA0583) $20.S50 AJC. r:p. hk-ups. poot, __,,s,...,1=-69_s..,,1,,,,,m.,.,o.,,... ,..,..,..,6,,,,4-=0=-·-15=-2,...9 • l'a)/11lnts Wll'tml 1-;:=====:::=~I~~~~~~~~~ MISSION vie u.. ..,, Cuat Svc. w/great11 (940)384-0CUS4 LEXUS OF '""' gardner. gar & morel 2BR TWNHMS Big • /nltrtSI Rtductd phone skills needed WANTED GARAGE SALES WESTMINSTER C949)384-0ect4 2Br 2 SB. S125omo c t If · Cle•n 3br 2ba den, · anyon, op go view, • Hatanmtr1ls' St'.Zr' for growing co. In (714) 892·8900) '90 ES 300 ._. All Credol Oki GPC S2SOO/mo Baycrest marble/granite ocean bla r:. ·r, C .M. F(T position PQTTERiV BMW 9030 F 11 1 La t d Crod•t 714·842·8'088 Court S1495/mo . view. 2br 2ba. Studio •Ha MOSCN • great pay & benefits, Bw,Catalna, ~ ---------11u42~f2) nu s~a::8; Agent 949-650-3822 363•1506 or 39o-33o9 please call 548·5550. ~.Sdllw.Mootuoft, BALBOA •77 321 BMW JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS BALBOA ISLAND 2106 3BR 2.5BA Nice Nwpl CM 20th & Nwpt Bl. General Office & Sales FIAptr,Cowen,UND, Current tags, runs. iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~~ MISSION VllE'.IO Hgts Home on quiet 2bd lba avail Now. Mesa Upholstery & l<.ayFlndl,CallfFallnc:e ISIAND 6106 S600 949-675·7249 •94 XJ8 Sedan 40 (949)304-0884 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiijiiiiiiiiil cul-de-sac, tg fncd yd, now S 1100/mo. yearly. Design Center has lmm«I. CMhl Pgr 714-602·0407 (94 .4 1 50) S 2 1 , 99 5 1 _ _........,.,9~7""=E~S~3~00~..,s- • CH ARM ER* lg spa, FP, frig, W/d, pets Refurbished, gar, w/d, Immediate opening. r.......111.1..a&;;.-. .... .__.OHage Sale Oct lOlh '97 z.3 BAUER JAGUAR White/grey full •Pt fenced yd, 5br 3.5ba, ok, $2200/mo Broker f/p, yard. 673·4373 Entry level position, earn. ll8 Onyx Ave. Auto, only 12,000 ml -~-.,.;,11,..,1,..,,4,.;..)9....,5=-3-4--:-8-0_o......,..= (039815) S28.t87 gardenor, $3950/mo. 949·642·3850 OUPLEX Upper Unit. answer phones, set No eary birds! (B82339) $27,777 T94 XJO Sedan 40 Ll!XUS . yr 198 9 49 · 759 ·9264 BACK BAY 3br 2.5ba, Steps to Sllnd, tg now up appts, help c:us· WANTED ****** Ll!XUS (94-4149)$23,995 MISSION Vll!'.Jb 2400sl lg yd, gardener kll, 4Br 2Ba, •unroom, MONEY tomors & more. FaJ< 1--'"-'~~.,,,.-~~-=• •=---,=--=---=-----,~ MISSION VIEJO BAUER JAQUAR (949)304-0eei BALBOA Pet ok S2395mo 2c parking. $2600/mo. TO LOAN 2914 resume & salary his-ANTJnUES Oar•9• S•I• Sat 9.4 (949)384·0084 (714)953-4800 , _ _....._,,,-9..,.2....,L""s=--4...,,o"""o-...:r-- PENINSULA 2107 (949) 640-7262. yearly. Call 673·6900 tory to: 574·8856 !i 339 Onyx In alley at ,_.,...,,...,......,,...,..,.,....,,,,._~~-Na'"amlchl, chr wtlls, =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij ·~:iU,V°i:A,UiT:;:-:-E t 105 A k f G I Older sizl• Furniture North Ba Y front. ---------1 '94 XJS Convt 2D " • **BAY FRONT** x · s or 0 Y Grephlc• A•••mblt1: CASH ONLVI CADILIAC 9040 (94 ·3973)$35,995 (3XST621) $19,950 .oc •• nfronl nt 191h '"N"'"=E""'w""p='"""o,..,R""'T,,........,H,..,...,,G""'T""S~ Fln•ncl•I woea have Copiers, horizon c:olla· PIANOS C9llectlbles BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS OF .. Exec Home w/full lfOU on your toea? 1or, cutter, production •"'"' ... "· r....,...,,,. . WESTMIN2"Mlt Furn. 313r 2.5Bo, FP. docl<. 4br gym, 4ba, Sml, redecorated 2bd. We provide loans d"talls, mall sort. .s,.,_.,..,,,,.()11...F.......... (7t4)953-4800 -· vu, nu cpt, awesome! 1 di llb Gar, f/p Indy, no pets di 1 .. $$CASH PAID$$ COSTA MESA 6124 '93 Sevlll• loaded & -':":, .. =-o~X~J:-:::8:-5:=-d-=-""4,.,,0::--(714) 892· ... , ~ 995 t 673 1943 ormal nrm. '· $1100 949·65"8145 r•gar ••• or cred t 714-540-0008 x14 sharpf A/C custom .. n •04 ES 300 • wl win er · lamrm, 3 lrplc. 4400 sf "" hlatoryt No lee, Mature person needed -~· ... ..,. •• "'"',. wheats,. lthr, full pwr, (96·3940)S3d,995 .., ulll paid S8900mo NP Penn Steps to rea1onabto rates I P{T at Sherman Gar· WE BUY ESTATES 2 collector's worth of Boise radio 631-7370 BAUER JAGUAR Low ml, CO, c:hroln•. CORONA 849·848·3883 beach 3br 2ba, new 1-877-566-9719 '""~·•t•fr·.,.d1yMM.e atuttl Sal. only 1.noon. (714)953-4800 (Ot4580) s11.n1 • dens In CdM to greet "Wt MY MOM$ FASTIR" LEXUS Of' DEL MAR 2122 Large Single Famllt1 tile floors. paint, fix· guests & collect ad· Buy lt·tak• it·lls yours ---------1 '90 JCJO Sdn 40 WESTMINSTER i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home In Balboa. 3Br lures, gar, frplc, yrty, •••••••-missions. Call Dorothy 1871 Tustin Ave/CM CHEVROLET 9045 (98·3934)$39,495 . (7141892.eeoe) 2 5Ba. garage, spa, Sl750mo 930·7527 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BAUER JAGUAR •2 New 30001q '1 lrptc. $2.&00 Cati ANNOUNCEMENTS ... 4 ..... •7 .... 22•9 TOP'S Club Gar•9• (714)953-4800 , _______ _ , I I I ...... ~ ... S•I• 10/10 8-4pm '98 SILVERADO homes 0 ' ease. qu e Pam. Agent 862·9743 '•••••••••l••••••••••liNNA:NiNv1NiPie.~Pil'::-.:3i:::iA Lots of everything! PU Xtra cab, low ml '90 XJO VP 40 LINCOLN 9120 area. ocean voawsl Call -:-:--="'.,.,.,..--=--~--1' ... $10 ... 0 tor info 949 675.3384 N. VIII•• Exec Home M ISCELIANEOUS aflemoons per wk M· 403 W•lnut Pl•c• (114910) ,..... (96·4109)$441995jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiilii 3br 3ba, ofc, I-rm, 3· S ANNOUNCEMENTS F. 3 grt kids, eng LEXUS OF BAUER JAGUAR '89 M•r'k VII ~C Cozv 2 story cottnge car gar, A/C, spa, RENTAL speak. Refs 640-.090 ,JL • WESTMINSTER (714)953-4800 looks & runs hke J'•w So ot PCH 2Br 2Ba. gnted $3300 998-7985 1·-------· 2920 PAYROLL/ 111f 957-8133 HUNTINGTON (714) 892-0908 '80 XJS Sdn 2D a perlct car S650Q ~.hm yard, wld, gnr. hrdwd ,....;;-....,..----....,....-ADM ISTRAT V BEACH 6140 '98 Corvette Convt i:• 8 $42 ..... 5 949-85141~. firs, newly remodeled V•r'll l.•rg• 3br 2ba IN I E SOUTH c gAST .,.4 1 4 ) .. .. S2850 mo 548-4220 duplex I house from RENTALS TO PRAVER TO ST JUDE ASSISTANT All opllons, Nassau AUER JAGUAR, ________ _ bay, 1 blk from beach, · Payroll assistant and AUCTI N HUGE RUMAGE SALE blue/oak. 5,000 ml. (714)953-4800 MERCEDES 9130 garage, quiet. clean SHARE 2724 May the Sacred Heart office administrator. •-St. mint condition. PP. of Jesus be adored 2202-. M.ln •SAT OAM·1 PM k M k II 544 9824 :88 XJS Sdn 20 COSTA MESA 2124 $1800 949-650-9428. d 111 d 1 d Full time position. Job SafltaAlta,CAt2707 9 S a• 0 •r • ("6 4147)$41 995 an glor • • ove duties Include·. assist· enafilt JR GUARD · .. · ' '8"" c•o gm,. and praised, pre--~' ,. • "'· 1890 anUque ,org3n. ---------1 BAUER JAGUAR ., ...-v .......,, Sorved throughout the Ing with payroll for I d rf I I DODGE 9065 (714)953-4800 White with palol'nlno CDM 2br 2ba duplex 28r 1.ISBa White tile NEWPORT 1 btk 10 boa. S of Pch fir. l/p. inside hk·ups, COAST 2 l 70 NS. prof, $800/mo 1·car att g3r. Ham11ton iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dys 626·795·1690 World now and for· mld·.ne-ic:ompany•----------i wn au er, oys, ons -.,..,.....;..-,.,,....,-,....,,,...,..._.,,.-..., Interior, xtnt cond evor. Sacred Heart of n x u ive 0 ce o Pace an a n Ch I I Ch h ... a d e ec I. tfl T I d I of clothes, etc .. Flr:>I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '97 XJO Sdn 40 107k m ites, new ~·n St S950 949-548·8656 Eves 949·723·1616 .,.3""'e,...,_,,,,..,,e,...•___,$,,..1.,,..1.,,..9=51""M..,,-o' 3 Br 2 .5B• 4yr old •--'"'.:c~"""E==-=s""."="=E...,.-- administration Please Cl lfl d r st an urc • '87 Carav•n LE a (97·3998)$45,995 $20,"00 949·840· 32 j~~~\~~~~.~o~fu~,~~: sond resume. to Ac· Call ::~.5-:S78. 1207 Main/Adams St. perfect car, Hke newl BAUER JAGUAR or &4'~640-1029~ . cles, pray for us: St. counting Supervisor, ----~---.....f"."".""-:------..~----Air, radio, now tlrH (714)953-4800 1'82 300 Turbo 0 1•· Judo. helper of the PO Box 1560, Costa NEWPORT 76kml (714) 546·0784 •97 XJ8 Sdn 40 581 In good shape • slngle tamlly homo. * M ID * . newly refurbished 2 car gar, f/p, ale. 2br house, share prof (blinds. crpts. otc) lg rem $625 ~ utll hopeless, pray for u1. YM0e_:a~aCyA•~=2~::u~~ APPLIANCES 6011 BEACH 6169 --------(97·39~7)$45.995 $3500 949·845-1 Say this prayer nine to.· ,,.... FORD 9075 BAUER JAQUAR ****** gatod comm. no pet, • r • fncd yd, gar 646-9666 hke now $2200 1 ulits, , ___ (9_4_9_) _6_45_·_33_9_9_. _ 3 Br 28• E'alde Condo pp Jim 949·851·8345. CM near Tri·Sqr. Share I d b 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii (714)953-4800 t mes 8 ay and Y (949) 642·7667 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-.,...,...-..,.,....-~~.....,..,,,..-, ________ _ the eighth day your Resume should In· Kenmor• Heavy duty MulU Famlly S•I• '87 XJO Sdn 4D PORSCHE prayer will be an· matching wshr/gu Sat Oct 10th 8·2Pm '98 T ·BIRD LX (97·3996)$451995 new crpVpnt, 2c gor, • condo, prof'I person. comm pool. no pets, s4oo mo+ utls no swered. It has never elude salary history. dryer $250. Toshiba 1243 Santiago or Lthr, ABS, mnrf, BAUER JAQUARliiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiii.ltii bean known to fall. Physical/drug screen· 26' color TV S150 obo Appliances, turnltur~ (3POJ104) $15.75Q (714)953-4800 '83 911 SC ~I. 5 Publlcatlon must b. Ing required. EOE. 949•031·0757 LEXUS OF NB Share 2br, private samples. c:rafl supplies, •97 XJO Sdn •D AJC, lthr Int, p/w 1 s13151mo 673·4B6t SANTA ANA 2180 smkgtpets: 646-8310 Small but very cute bath, fem pref, n/•mk promised. Thank you. Premier Ace Hardware washer dryer stacked, kid• ctothH & misc. WESTMINSTER (97•4032) 545, 1 95 fm atereo, can • ~~~~=: lg~rdnB:,, Yp!j~: $675mo + dep avail St. Jude, for your Relaller has openings apt alza gas •love, S•t·Sun 9•m housL (714) 892·8908) BAUER JAGUAR •un roof 11~ HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 11/1 562-624·2135 help. FHC for sales assoc and water heater w/fit'• all c71419 .. "_,,.800 94&.e7S-4'6 hk-ups, wont last $590 ------..,.---cashiers. flexlble hke nu 949-675_0912 ware, clothes, books, ---------1 ~ • Av•ll Oct 1 ~\hi All crod1t okf GPC •NB Share home •chedullng, benefits pottery & misc. 1805 GMC 9081 ---------1·------:~it- • Price Price Price Credit 714·842·8088 steps 10 beach. clean, LOST & package. see Gary at WASHER/DRYER E. Balboa Blvd In alley iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilJEEP 9110 TOYOTA • 2.c 3 r gar, hk·ups. ---------fomale pref d $500 + Crown Ace Hardware Only $145.00 each. -...,,S--.-R""'o _____ '80 AM Spirit Red, i~i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • utrl's 949-673-1640 FOUND 2925 1024 Irvine Ave. at Frig $175 Good c:ondl· ATU AY 10/101 ,. pa110, gardner, 3br SOUTH COAST l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 031 0297 7a-12p 2·dr, hatchback, 4-spd '80 Cherokee Umited • 2ba S 1295mo Alt HP share 2br apt Proml' 17th St.. Westc:llff hon • 408 Kings Place Needs • little work. : Credit Oki GPC Credit METRO 2186 .Point, tg mstr, priv ba Lost Cat 1011 White/ Plaza, or call 642·11331_________ $500. 714-632·0338 Fully loaded, red w/ 714-842 808B grey lthr Int. 125kml -• full priv, amen, $609 gray Siamese, vicinity PT Med Transcription FURNITURE 60141,.•••••••• ---------$6900. 875·3853 -Exec home. Lots of •ADORABLE• 3br + 'h utrl 949-67J..6215 or Villa Point "Mosas" Gd typing skllls, med 1• HON 9085 ei.tras, bonus rm, l'p, 2ba hme cul·de-soc:, Pool Hm to thr with 949·718·9575 bkgrnd helpful but not Dinette ••t 5 cha1re TRANSPORTATION iiiiiiiDiiAiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiil---------2·car gar. hk·ups, nee. Training. Call ,,.•••••••• LAND ROVER 9113 Olnctric appt's, patio, nu carpeVpalnt $1650 young pron In C.M after 6P 759 1910 $60, hi-chair hk• new1• ,.,.2 CIVIC VX iiiii!i~ii!i!ii!i!i1i~~iii1-------'!'ll!!!-- v no pot 751-4330 Very n1co place, easy-• S15, student dHk-chalr • pell ok, 3br 4ba R EA~ Es TATE 1---------Nu brakes, tires, ,,.. o• ND CLASSIFll!ZZ S2500mo All Credit This Is the Condo for ~~~l~o F~~9?;~v~g1. EMPLOYMENT SALES FfT or PfT 535 · 949·&75·8889 POWER BOATS clutch, timing belt a.nd whi!. '3~: m~RCO It's tho resourc: ij>u Ok ! 714-842·8088 youl Poot. f/p, d/w, Licensed or not We're Hospital bed all alectrlc: 7012 morel 43mpg 150kml player. loadadl 3 dlf· can count on to W • Live near the beach! lndry rm, pet okl 2Br hiring nowl ERA wlll 5200, l(ke new Ham· Xlnt c:ond. $4750. terant tops, roof rack. myriad of mercfiln. Bonus rm. hk·ups, 2· 2ba , S995mo. All ••••••••• ---------pay your req'd course mand organ Splnelliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii 752·1075 Bruah guard, r•ar dise ltoms, bec:auae car gar, pd gordner. Cre:!,14~~~g:aco~~dil COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT and provide training. s2oo l949l 646•1105 24' SKIP JACK Tandem -.....,.,9.,,..3,,,_.,C,.-,t""V,.,.IC.,,,....,,E""'X,,,....-1 •••t. $27,699 . our columns co~el What a house 3br, REAL ESTATE 5530 800-400-5391 xt:l t9 trailer, custom fishing AT, moonrf, mint C049) 975,5959 qualified buver~ 0 2ba no pets 51600 All---------Receptionist MERCHANDISE boat, lull elect w/ (3CHB412) $9,988 calll cre~~4~~14g:9coi~d1t WESTMINSTER 2192 Immediate opening MISC 6015 ~ay~a. r;504g!~f~f. ,!8~'. WE'gl!Tx:1~~;ER LEXUS 042·587&: •Joumeymon pointers• FT, $10/hr. Contact • 0 W BI I 949 7""0147''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bob (949) 646-1740 (714) 892·8000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii n •rner close to Wow I This Is the BUSINESS OFFICE lmmed work Irvine ran a · ,.,,. 1• -========~========.:.:== '---------everything I Fully townhm for you. AJC. area, Fax ro1ume to: Retall Th-e~Monogram Telaphn•-6 bin/hold 1 loaded, pets ok, gard· lndry, gar, gardnor, FOR RENT 2769 562·989·9188 or apply Store, Westc:lilf Court, $35/ea. Kit & bath fau- ner, hk-ups, pool & pots ok, 2 br 1.5ba In person Mon-Fri @ PT aales help after-cats S10 Bar faucets more S 1200mo. All 5800mo All Credit 2737 Raymond Ave noons/sat 949-642.2119 $20 & up SS sink Credit Oki GPC Credit Retail/Oii. 2775 to Long Beach. $20. Hvy dty carton 0 k I G PC Cr e d 11 555-0sl s 1. 15 sf gra Sales Assoc. needed ataplars S35.eo. Hvy 7140842 • 8088 7t4-842·8088 lse. fwy ott rmp. Big Advertlalng S•I•• tor upscale children's dty comm plHllC tol· Pool/apa & morel Thi• slgnage. Xlnt prklng, seek exp'd newspaper boutique. FfT or PIT. tel 1eats $15 & up. lwnhms otters lots of toad doc Ownership S•I•• lndlvldu•la Exp helpful, sal. neg. 3/4" & 1" hvy dly AJC privacy, f/p, 2·car gar, to qual tan 728-0868, 2 Poaltlons; Ret•ll Please call 645-1355 float valvH S1 5·20. neat patio. no pet, 2br APARTMENTS T I k ti & • emar • ng Sales Kohler tank ball flap.. 2ba S1400. All Credit FOR RENT 0 u ta Id• 8 •I•• COME GROW para $1.ea. Bidet toilet 0k 1 714·842-8088 ••••••••• COMMERCIAL BaH +comm. Aleo WITH USI Hats $40.ea. Corning Value! V•luel V•lu•I PROPERTY 2778 , .. ks exp•d S•I•• Expanding retail ad· blt·ln cut bd1 alze 3Br 2Ba hOUH, All th• Mngr Good Oppt'yl 1 1 • ')( 1 5 .. s 1 5. & extras Lndry rm, l/p, _B_Al_B_O_A_____ Preaa T•l•gram ::=!!l~g .. ~·~~~:~."c: t 6"11 20" $25. Air gar. & more $1350mo. IS• rn""' 80001t retall/off S.C. 604 Pine Ave. account executive to compre11or tank $30. All credit okt GPC WM'fU 2 606 Bc:l'I twy ott ramp. Big Long Beach, 90844 .. 11• develop and Hr· (71 4) 723-031 t Credit 714·842·8088 trat count algnage 682-49~M203 vice new bu1lnen Juat Cre•t F'lrewood Veru ._, .. 4plexl 3Br 2BR 1BA Upper on prkg Own user S950k fax: 582·43s-45l5 and apeciat Hctlon•. Avoid the ru1h1 Order ·, • S85k dwn owe bal 2 did 2Ba, t/p, patio hk· Balboa 11. $1200/mo auum toans 728-0868 Ap•rtment ulltlty We prefer a can ate nowl $135 a cord, $75 upa. gar. gardner. no STUD I 0 w /3 /4 Ba peraon Tue-Sat FT. to have a minimum of 1/2 cord Dallvarad pets. $1195mo. All S500. (incld ulls) Avl 1'N,..,..E,,,.,.,.W,_.,,,2..,,0""'o""'o,...a..,.f-b...,.ld""'g-.-l,...n general cloanlng. e>ep 1 year print ad· free to your driveway Credit Oki GPC Credit Nov 1 949·718·9748 Cann•,., Row, fronts raq'd. 714·557-0075 vertlslng experience. 714·885·1432 714·842·8088 Adorable Balboa is. unit 2 streets neat to Excellent communlc:a· 2bd, f/p, grt kitchen, Mc Donald'•· For IH BAKER/Decorator tlon 1kltls. Ablllly 10 1--------- must aeel S1550/mo. Owner/Agt. 831-7433 We are • dymamlc .. , goa11 and make COLLECTIBLES HUNTINGTON Avail now, 509.7115 co. aHklng creative, professional prHenta· 6017 u 1ttn»OUR 21 2 ---------per1onabl• Bakers/ tlons In a last paced 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii filMU1 4 --------INDUSTRIAL 2788 Oecoratora. Paltry and detail oriented en·1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA decorating knowledge vlronment. Oriental foldlng dr•H· Boat Oki 40' dock, and exp. helpful! Xtnt benefit package, Ing acrHn, beautllully house Is fully loaded, PENINSULA 2607 LOW RENTI tnduatrlal "rr•lnlng provided. Including 401 k. Drug carved, aac:rlflce $4K pets ok, gardner, hk· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii space w/officH, 2200-Mu 1 t I ov e dog a . 1creenlng/phy1lcal t• Roger 714·289·2408 up1, f/p, 4br 3ba •$18150. 3Br 2Ba• 46001f 78c:ent 11 NNN Three Dog Bakery, quired. EOE. $2300/mo All Credit vaulted calhngs, Frplc, Jackie (714) 873·2754 For lnqultl•• call· RHUmH via fax: Al· COMPUTERS 6018 Ok I GP C Cr• d It nu pnl/crpt, bale, gar, "49-876·9868 tentton, Lynn E1ola 714-B42·8088 lndry hie-up, no pa11•-1-N-C_O_ME ______ •P.!!'~~!!!!!~!!!!"!!!!:9 714·650-4802 or ma.II· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Don't l•I thl• get 760-1713 or 586-6469 ~ Tim.. Community IBM 488 PC com· aw•r l 2Br 1 Ba, hk· PROPERTY 2790 s....ao11.1 Newa, 330 WHt Bay puter w/ printer, S.00. upa , patio, water, _C_O_R_O_N_A_____ 111••-~~9:~e2~oata MHa, Firm tncl FAX Machin• traah & gardner paid p CO!'fflRJIERS Pager 714-821-4907 D L MAR 2622 118 epo. MH newr, '1"/PTMo.,,..,._, s t Ph t M t $850. Alt Credit Oki E lg Iota. wide 111 all """"Wohlh en • o o gm 714442·8088 amen, vacanclH OSI c.112.ano C••hlsr Greeter, etc WANTED " P'"' CrHte Holiday Magic Fenced yrd, t>onu. rm, •Le Sunn~· 1br t ba S33.830mo S2.300K Per Hour t.eoo-22g..7147a13e/137 TO BUY 6019 2-car gar, hk·up1, •1 w/ updated lute. gar, 728..0888 Top·fln•luctn liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I patio, gardner p • paallruktllngl $'13Woo/O/mfrolg •• Incl CDM dptea (2) 3br's, htghu U~:~~~ ~:~!I\':,~ '& I BUY ALL PIANOS ••II• atoraga & more, 2 ..,... 2 r • h • ll••~ll ri.;....• ~ 38r, 2.$Ba S1700 All NS/Peta leaaeAgt. ,.,.,a car ga ac: • • ecii.1o,.. Thur. SalH ••P nee Anllqu81.quat. furnlt11t• Credit Oki OPC Cr•dlt 840-1000 (Open Sun l-4) 309 •l'llld--Britt 949-675-2114 lpc: or hOUHful cash 714-842-8088 Ext.301 lrbAgt949-720-9469 •1-J11 ...... ....,._ paid (714)957·1133 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH BUSINESS• 2669 PINANCE PAJRWAY APARTMENTS AT 810 CANYON OATt:D COMMUNITY DY f'ASIUON l,LANU 11<•.nlflhll trc • hrKJfl .!'lrC 1•1oe .u1<t Aotf r •Jllf"" views r Ill<>)' c, rc-frco flvlrl~ lr1 \11' .. 1.11~1 I, 2 Of 3 1\1\ tlPMllllClll hollK'I • l'\WK:l'll w1rng • \Vfl...,l("r/(lr):et huOkl 11).9 • I wcpliit • 1v.11ucl A toii ~I • Air c llfll'lmonll .. • \ ·1 l:iot 111 :a lVltf ,I OB • wm !l)'&lern •.SI nr.<> k> :I ,UO't • l"lc < Ill CfM'>I f°'44 c~,(lg 0 SofTy, 110 flel .. BUSINESS FOR SAL! 2900 ------ S. OC rHt oppty, turn· key nu toe nda oper/ mk1r 4 ownthlp Int, Muat be I capable, Sm I commit dvr 11an up O up lrt I 728·0868 BUSINESS OPPOITUNin 2904 F..11Alilt"11c.d '" 1080 EMPLOYMENT Old Coln• Gold Stiver 11nd pnwt• SERVICES 5533 Franklin Mini, Sterling Call ror ll('l10tnlmf'nl Old W81ChH .. Jewelry 1·8118-318·474' WHtCOHI Coln &42•1441 NURSERY SALES $8 S14 per hr. · dCJ?c;f!ding 011 ~~cs abil1cy. Cuntoact Scou or Ch:atl(') for a.ppr. ar O.C. Premier Nur trr.flowcrd.ilc. 6JJ·9200 HELP.ER nccJcd at H.,wcnWc Nu11try. Co111au 1om 7'4·754-6661 Rowiadalc nmrlf'f'V ........ Pl••H be aware that the ll1llng1 In this cat- egory may require you to call a 900 number RltCORDi/TOP • Jazz, R&8, Soul, Rock Etc. &0'1 & CSO'a Mike 849-7808 In which that• 11 • •--------- charge per minute. JEWELRY. FURS Qhances at• )bu will find what you nHd at lh• price you want to pay when you rud c1a .. 1tt•d dally 84t·ff78 •ART 8025 • At1 Incredible gtf\ Ideal for her Tehhlen blk pearl• w/18'" gold chain. Pearl az I to g MM 1225. 8 to 10 MM 127&. 310-788-:it ,. PETS• ANIMALS 8049 Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a week! If yaur car does not sell, we'll run it for another week ,_, All for Just $10'. ' ------------D YEI, ML1 MY CAR l -ir -,, Zop I . c: ..... ,_ 0 MC o-QAMX • y.., __ _ Mille _____ Moc9111--..;.....;--- . .. . . -c~N~e~w~po-:--rt_·Be~o_c_h~/_C~o~st~o~M~e~s~o~O~o~i~ly~P~1~lo~t------------~----------------------------------------------------------~------~F~11~do~y~,Oc~1o~be::_r9~,~1~9~98:_ ___ l=.5 TODAY'S CROSSwoRP PUZZLE 8)' CHARLES Ga.EN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNNf HIMSCH 608-boy 5t Dell~ S4 Prlv1te ''*' 5e Aomltl poet 59 E V11de ldrOllly ' et FettNe 82 Alptla, -. r.mm• 63 londot eM Sl1te PC>S1t1ve1v &5 Met111ic rocks. 96 ()epteted 67 Alverblnk plant DOWN ., $plendof 2 Adamtor ~ 3 lAyet 4 G1~tes, •!molt 5 Like "shiny" ~. e reas11 7 ._ .. In love ... 8 Alnlnto 9 Speech 10 Lnsaowded 1 I Lena of film 12 Ory rillllt>ed 13 Gwiger coo«le 21 Tote 23 -and clowns 25 Sheef 18bOc 26 -and desist 27 Car devlC8S .PREVJOtJS PUZZLE SOl.VED GRAND LARCENY East-Weit \lulnerabh: We I deals. WF.Sr ... 982 ~ K9 7 0 964 +AJ 63 NORTH • A~64 ~ ~52 • K952 EAST SOUTH • K • J JO 7 5 3 Q J8653 07 •Q7 Q A 10 2 . West led a trump. taken 1n 1hc . closed hand. The secret for s~sful deceptive plays is lo make them as early as po<>~1ble, before the' 'victim' can learn anything about the hand, so to the second trick decl&Rr led a low club. 28 Prank 01-~F-S,.- 46 C1ust1c o A OJ 108 3 • 1084 .• Consider Wesl's dilemma. lf dccl~rer held a singleton club, gomg up with 1hc ace would probably be exchanging tnck for tnck -declarer would get a discard on the king of clubs. But if declarer held the queen of clubs, rising with 1he ace would give South two tricks instead ef one, so West folloWed with the three. The king of clubs won, and declarer need· ed no more as the cards lay. 29, lndlan com 30 Agreed 31 Diess style 32 -one's w1y. proceeds 35 Ale• Haley clasSie 41 Far East temples 42 Maidens 43 Srtooolnt 44 Salld-dreaslng ingredient 48 14, to 1 Roman • Th b.dd' 50 Cosmetician · e 1 ing: Elltabeth -WF.Sr NORTH 51 T rall1f> Pass 1 • F.AST Pus Pass Pass Pus SOUTH 10 52 Anons panner Pass 3 o 53 Ceremony Pass 4NT 3Q SQ S4 OucheSS' ,..., 60 Pass spouse Pass 55 Hand mollon 56 Sheltered from lhewlnd 57 House area 60 Sass Opcntn~ lead: Four of o Unlike m real hfe, stealing at the bridge table is universally admired One of Its foremost praclilioners was lhe late Comelts 'Bobby' Slavenburg of I.he Nelherlands. Here is an exam- J>le of his craftiness from a European Champ1on~h1p Jlkltch Both Slavenburg ooo his panncr were rather aggressive in 1he auction. The result was a slam contract where, even if the ace of clubs was onside, seemed only I I tricks were available. since another club or hC3tt had to be losL TOYOTA 9210 VANS Slavenburg returned to hand with the king of spades. drew two more rounds of trumps ending in dummy. then discarded two clubs on the high spades. Back to hand with a club ruff and a low heart to the queen wrapped up 12 tricks when West prove<f to have the king. Lam to be a better bridgtplay· ert SubKribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788- 1225 ror Information, Or wnte to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, ChJcago, lll 60680. 9225 VOWWAGEN 9235 '90 COROLLA '84 DOOQE 350 •e;z. Rabbit Cabrlolet Convt, must aeel Ultra clean lnter/e>Cter. Blk/ bile nu 1op, Urea, brakes, rad, belll, ho••• •• $3200/obo Call 548· 1323. 30K ml, auto, AC, Beverly conversion (456947) $12,550 Van. Pwr, dual air, LEXUS OF 67,900 ml, 1 owner. WESTMINSTER reco1da, $5900.obo. 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