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Home My WebLink About1998-10-19 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING TI-IE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA COt'AMUNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1998 Mickey Mouse, Linda Tripp get votes for c.auncil A local government interest group called the 7u has weighed in on the upcoming Newport Beach City Council race with an informal poll of its members. According to a memo from one of the group's organizers, William C. Ring, 38 members returned their ballots to vote for the six can- didates running in four differ- ent city dis- tricts. While the results in the Balboa Peninsu- la and Eastbluff districts were fairly standard -Mike Kranzley and Tod Ridgeway were almost tied, with Kranzley getting 17 votes and Ridgeway 1$-and Gary Adams led Ron Winship by 30 votes -the unchallenged incumbent races were more interesting. Councilwoman Norma Glover received only eight votes, bemg beat out by 11 write-in nomina- tions of •Anyone else.• Next was Jim de Boom, who got three votes. and Rush Hill and Mickey Mouse were tied with one vote each. Counc:i.lman Dennis O'Neil in the Corona del Mar district swept with 31 votes, but not without someone g1Vi.ng one vote to Monica Lewinsky pal Lin- da Tripp. . EXPECT NO MERCY: For its alleged failure to catch on to the fact there were millions or dol- lars being embezzled from the Newport-Mesa school district six years ago, Wells Fargo Bank can expect that any district accounts with the mega-bank will be dosed. Upright bassist Diane Johannsen, left, and guitarist Scott Dun- can of Sage, play bluegrass music at the Fall Faire. DON lfACH I DAILY PILOT Elizabeth Marsh, 7, right, along with other youngsters, makes soap bubbles ming only her hand during the annual Fall Faire at the Environmental Nature Center in Newport Beach. Council to revisit center design Second look also planned for Newport Boulevard landscape, sign guidelines ~Plot COSTA MESA -The City Council will revlSlt today the Planning Commission's d~as1on to approve the design of the Har- bor Center and their own deci- sion to approve Newport Boule- vard sign and landscape gwde- lines. The counal will meet at 6:30 p.m. m Council Chambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Dnv~ Councilwoman · Heather Somers appealed the Planrung Com.nussion's dec1s1on because of concerns she had about trafhc and unpact to nearby neighbors A group of College Park residents bas worked to get the design of the center changed so that Home Depot is not located so dose to theJI homes. ·They are most concerned with truck traffic which will be routed behind the center near their homes, and the ac;sOCtated noi~e and diesel fumes the tru will bring. The Planrung Comnussion approved the de.1gn 4-1 , Wlth Corrurussioner Linda Dixon cast- ing the chssentmg v~te. Although . Dixon said she agreed with the other com.nu.s- sioners that the Harbor Center needed to be redeveloped, she At tpe Tuesday n.ig~ schoo-:-rl--.---'--------------------ELIS€ GEE ·--.60.-ard meeting, rnemoert.fa a · F }} F • i -----...,----------· urrent. design was •community asmg and Fluor said she will not soon for-a alf0 fa $6$ ~f'b building on d 1 1/2 acre lot in front of the center unfriendly~ and would negabve- ly impact residents. give the bank. H undreds of bouncy belts and com-husk "I hold a grudge for a long funds for 0Xp8flSi0fl dolls were born Sunday at the Envi- time that they were one of the ronmental Nature Center's Fall Faire ban.ks that assisted in the decep-of Env1'ro11mental and Pumpkin Patch in Newport Beach. tion and embezzlement,• she Local families kicked off the fall season "d and theu Halloween celebrations by SaJ. c t Mike Fine. the asslStant super-• 0fl er attending the event, which benefits the intendent Qf business services, center's expansion fund. Most of Sunday's said the district has dosed almost of its accounts with Wells Fargo. The lot was made available last year after Newport Mesa Urufied School D1stnct vacated theit headquarters on 16th Street. The goal is to build a museum/.nature edu- cabon center on the lot as an entryway into the 2 112 acre nature center. SEE FAIRE PAGE 5 Commissioners sent developer Scott Bell back to the drawmg board but approved the design last month after he ~ame back with an offer to build a 20-foot berm between residents and the shoppmg center, to enclose and move Home Depot's roam load- mg dock and to install central a.ir- SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 LOST AND FOUND: At the Latino Business Council candidate forum, a local resident told can- didate James Fisler that be had lost his vote. Helping people to discover their family histories The forum had been opened up to audience mernbeJS for questions. The resident Sdld he had planned on voting for Fisler until the candidate exp/essed his support for a 19th Street bndge. As Fisler proceeded to answer the resident's question, Latino Business Council president Man- fredo Lespier jokingly told Fisler -vou don't have to answer him,• because Fisler had already lost the man's vote Fisler answered the question anyway. ON VACATION -Compiled by Daily Pilot staff Newport Coast woman conducts class training students in research methods MARC~/ DAl.YPlOT }F.NlFER RAGLAND Dli1,..,. Surrounded by phot<>gTaphs of people in her own family's lmtory, Newport Coast resident Maureen Halpert doesn't really know the details of their lives. Her mother, father and grandparents have died, and although she has the still frame memories and the fading recollections in her mind, she doesn't have a true documented history. But Halpert is contributing to the preservation of history in other ways -by doing it herself and by teaching others how. AB a volWlteer for Steven Spielberg's Shoah Visu- · ·c 0 M M-U N IT Y I RI E F I N G ' WISH OF THE WEEK + SCHOOL: Adams Elementary School, 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mc"a 92626 + PRINOPAL: Bar- bara liclmngton + W1SH: Ca!isette players, boxes of 3M brand PP2500 transparencies and playground equipment: soccer, root· baU, ba kotballL handballs, jump ropes . • CAU.: (714) 424-7935 • TheM It~ INOY mor.-.r• wlstw the principlls Of the fMwpM·Mesl Unlf* SchOol o• trkt would a...1 to~ gr.med In order'° contln .... lmprcwing the qutllty of ttudeMJ~ educttion Tah • loOI( .i the lilt tnd maybe you, by YO!un· . tftt'1ng In • comput• lab or doneting boOks, <., m.tke •with come ttue GEARING UP al History Foundation, she helps collect the stones of Holocaust survivors from 1933 to 1945, which will be saved for education and research. And u an instructor for classes sponsored by the Newport Beath Community Services Department. Halpert shows evecyday people how to develop oral histories on tape. •1 have found something I'm really involved m. and it's reelly important to me,• said Halpert. 49. In the clall, people will be given the tools neces- sary to capture an oral history -theu own, the.ll' PfA1n1S or grandparents -on video or audio tape, mcludlng what questions to a.&k, how to organize the Avolun· teer uslsb ln preparing one of the playhous- es that were sold Saturday. See story, Page 4 • 00Nl£A{Hf OAlYPl.OT SEE HISTORY PAOE 5 I DEX AROOllD J(JWN •••.•.• I " I ••••••••••• I •• s QASSlfB •• , .•••••••• ,. •.•••••• I • I POUCI AU'S ....................... 2 -PlllJC: ll(J1l(E'S • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • ~7 ' .....,, SPC>ITS I I I I I I 1 t • • t I • t •I•• I I I• I I It• 6 ... W£A11B t I I 111•1 • t I• It It I I• I • I I illl I 1• ,2 Wf.ATH~. .., • """""'.,lot,..,.,... ,,,,..,,. (itt ,..is ..., ... ....... ,.2 • • 2 Monday, October I 9, I 998 11111101 the Orange CountJ ..._.. Cto11 recently announced that It --recel11ed a donation from .... port Beach 's The fl•ltl•.._. foundation. The foun~don .donated $5,000 to the Red Crot'- Thanks to the donation, "•d Cross will be a ble to continue to . . . provide Its youth services pro· 'grams, which play a major role In the development of young peo· 'pie and help~ them get prepared for their future. The programs that are offered focus on educa- t ion, volunteerlsm and leader· ship .... Newport Beach resident Kristin E. Yates, the daughter of Ursula and Douglas Yatff of Newport Beach, has recently enrolled at Claremont McKenn. Col\ege. Yates is a member of the Class of 2002. Yates, a graduate of Newpo rt Harbor High School, w ill ma1or in psycho logy There are appro ximately 275 students ,1n t he school's class of 2002. The average SAT score for entering freshman at Claremont McKenna College is 1360 Cla(emoot McKenna College educates locals onl +NAME: Loil '!Jlqmpeoo +WHEN WOE YOU ....01: Moreb 17, 1991 + FAMILY STATUS: Married for MVeD }'8UJ to lToy ThOIDplpll. No cbildren. one dot. a yeJ- low Lab named Maggie +AGE:-42 + EDUCATION: Bachelor 0( Sdenat, bn•tn I 1 administration; masters, businea ,.,1rn1n1ma- tion; Both degrees from University of RedJanda +PAST POSmONS: ~t malylt.- of San Clemente utilities dlvtlklai owned ..& managed two restauranta, n11tllda tee bnHep for a bio--medical laboratoly1 yoolla ~ assistant at YWCA + PRESENT OCCUMTION: Assistant manager of Costa Mese Sanitarv District + EXPLANATION OF JOI: Oversee residential trash collection and recycling programs for Costa Mesa and Santa Ana Height. . + YOUR GREATEST PRORSSIONAL ACHIEVE· MENT: Finding. a career where I can make a differen~ with an organization that supports innovation + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL AOflEVEMENT: Getting my masters degree in business + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: •Life should be tun.• . +YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: Concert tickets, the closer the bettett + THE IEST BOOK YOU'VE EVER READ: This is going to sowid silly, but my all·time favorite is "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White. Each time I happen to see the book, it makes me smile. fett, •Feeding Frenzy! "Barometer Soup• aDd "Benena Winds." + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My wedding ring +WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: When I'm asked., "How are you?• I always reply," Just peachy and bow are your Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot +A HAllf YOU WISH YOU COULD~: Uling the word • ~" when I'm speaking m public +THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Nunlng +YOUR LAST CHNtlTAILE ACT7 Volunteer PQlltion, president Of tbe board of directors for a non-profit organization +AS A OtlLD, WHAT DID SCHOOlMATES 1IASE YOU A80lre Being Superman's girl· friend +WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Emergency kit tn a backpack, walking shoes, Thomas Brothers map and a beach towel +THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: HiS stereo sys- tem; no, not really-his great smile and sense of humor +THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: Painting a wall in my bedroom bright pink +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SOtOOL: Most likely to get on with lite +WHO ARE YOUR HEROES: Theodore Roo- sevelt for his commitment to the environment and Katherine Hepburn oecause she was not afraid to be hers~. •' " + FAYORfTE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Long walks near the ocean +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT TflE WORLD IF YOU COULD: I wish that people would have more respect for each other. +YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Walking three to" five miles every single morning, rain or shine! +THE THING YOU OISUKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: I have squlnty eyes that are usllally closed in every photograph taken of me. + I HAVE A OAEAM THA~ Our house in San Clemente will sell very soon! . •: .. fu ture leaders in business and public affairs and 1s a highly selective inde pendent liberal arts college •.. Marine 1st Lt John P. Ruffini graduated recently from the Marine Corps' Helicopter Co- pilot Flight Tra1n1ng Course Ruffini is the son of Costa Mesa residents Dario c. and Bruna L. ".'uffinl Ruffini 1s a 1988 gradu· ate of Newport Harbor High School He graduated f rom San Diego State University and has a Bachelor o f Arts degree ... Navy St. Cmdr. A. Murrey Gero part1cl· pated recently in a mult inational exercise 'while involved in a six· mo'nth de ployment to the Mediterranean Sea and Arabian Gulf. Gero was aboard the at tack submarine USS Narwhal Gero Is the son o f Newport Beach resi dent Ele ana Gero. Gero Is a 1 \f72 g raduate of Agoura High ~chool He joined the Navy in +THE COMPACT DISC IN YoUR CAR RIGHT NOW: There are 10 orth em: George Harrison, "Cloud Nine;• Eagles, "Common 'Threads;• Traveling Wilburys, Vol 1; Dire Straits, -0n Every Street"; Stevie Ray Vaughn and Dou· ble nouble, •1n Step;" Rod Stewart, "Out of Order;• Credence Clearwater Revival, ·chronicle;• Jimmy Buf- +WHAT CAN YOU COOKl: Lots of wondeiful things. I've converted many of my favorite recipes to a low-fat version. I've won two contests for my Boston dam choW· der at the San Clemente Chowder Cookoffl +PHONE NUMBER WHERE PEOPLE CAN REAOi YOU: ·(714) 15'·5043 ... ,. • !October 1975, Gero is a graduate -~ ·- OBITUARY 'of Auburn University, with a SSEE :degr!!e ... Navy Petty Officer ht :c1ass Ma tthe w w. Sturm 'reported for duty recently at Naval Air Station North Island, Baldwin Reinhold Police .seek suspects in Costa Mesa stabbing-~-----~~-t~~ Police' are looking for a suspect who sta bbed an 18-year-old Costa Mesa man three times in the back with a pocketkruf e as he walked Wlth a friend down Placentia Avenue, police said. . :sa n Diego . Sturm is the son o f ;costa Mesa resident Rita C. Manney. Sturm is a 1985 gradu :at e of Newport Harbor High :school He Joined t he Navy In ' February 1986 ... Newport Beach's lrvfne Apartment Com· :munitiH recently anClo unced •that the company's chief flnan- :cial officer, James E. Mead, will ' ' be leaving the company ln early 1999 Mead will help launch a new Orange County-based Inter· net software company. He will remain with Irvine Apartment •Communities until a successor I 'has been appointed, a process ,which could take several :months .Newport Beach·bued ' •investment partnership Controf ' Income Properties II has ;recently p urchased a research :and development building In :Garden Grove. The bulldlno, :which is located o n Chapman 'Avenue, is 61,078 squue feet .The transact ion. which was a !leased investment. was valued at ;s s .2 million . • Corona del Mar teside nt Baldwin Reinhold Jr. ched Tuesday, Oct. 13 after a lengthy illness. He was 85. Mr. Reinhold was born in Los Angeles in 1913 ~d a tte nded Manual Arts High School, later earn· ing his bachelor's degree in aeronautical e ngineer· ing from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. In 1937 he went to work for Abegg and Rein· hold Company (now Varco International, Inc.), an oil and gas drilling equipment manufacturer co- founded by his father in 1908. He and his family moved to Ne~rt Beach in 1972 when the company relocated to Orange. Mr. Reinbold retired from Varco in 1975 as executive vice president. Mr. Reinhold was a member of the Santa Ana Country Oub, Hoag Hospital 552 Oub, past pres· ident of the Puna Point Homeowners' Association at Naplli Kai Be ach Club on Maui, Hawail, and a member of the Gle ndora Country Club and Pauma Valley Country Club. He was a ge nerous support· er of his alma mater and many local charities, most recently through The Reinhold Fowidation, which he and his family founded in 1997. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Mary Reinhold; son Terry Reinhold of Corona del Mar; grandchildren Mark and Jim Reinhold of Menlo Park,·Calif.; Sue Reinhold of Oakland, Calif.; Amy Jo Dowd of Rye, New York; and one great-grand· daughter. His re mains will be distributed at sea during a private ceremony. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations to the Hoag Cancer Center, P.O. Box 6100, Newport Beach, CA, 92658- 6100. . READERS HQTU~£ news stories. illustrations.. .cfito-! QajM.P.jlot nal matter or advert1semenu (949) 642-6086 hettln c.n be r•produced With· Record~ comments about oot wnttM permlssJon of copy· the Dai Pilot or news tips. nghtOWMf. VOL. 92, NO. 248 APPR£SS HOW IQ REACH US Our ~ea Is 330 w. Bay St, • Costa Mela. Calif 92627. ~ • The limes Or.nge County . • THOMAS H. JOHNSON. COR8£CIJONS : PubltW< (800) 252-9141 It Is the Piiot's pollcy to prompt· ~ .. WIWAM L080£U.. ly com<t all 9frOB of substance. : Editor Oat11fled (949) 642-5678 " STEVE MAABLE. Pie.-oll (714) 574-4233. o~ (949) w-021 ! Managing Edrtor m Edltorial , TINA 90RGATIA, The Newport BeadVCosta M.a ~(714)540-1224 ! AsSlst.ant M&Ng1ng Editor = Piiot (USPS-144-800) Is Spotts (949) 642-4330 I ANASTAOA FMUIRG. !shed ~ through Sat-News, Sports Fax (949) 646~170 ' Oty Editor urdey. 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The 18· year-old was take n to W~stem Medical Center where he was treated and kept for observation overnight, said Sgt. Tun Sct.iennum. He was released Saturday, Sche n· num said. The l8-year--0ld victim was walking southbound on Placentia with another 18-year·old man in front of a burger joint when he was grabbed around the neck from behind and -stabbed three times in the back, Scheonum said. A second suspect grabbed the stab- bing victim's friend and threw him to the ground, Schennum said. The friend did not suffer any injury. It is unknown what the motive for the stabbing was but it did not appear to be robbery because no property was reported stolen, Schennwn said. It is not known whether the victimS knew their assailants, he S&d. The suspects are both described as S·foot-10 Latino men with shav ed heads and heavy builds. One of the men was wearing a white shirt and the other was wearing a black shirt. They were last seen running south down Pla· · centia Avenue . -Elise Gee ·-... ~~~~~~~--.-.-,-.-,-L-Y.._l_l __ T_H __ E __ N_E_W_S.--~~~~~~-::~ Youth march Saturday will recognize efforts of leaders A youth march from Costa Mesa City Hall to Triangle Square will be held Sat- urday to recognize the efforts and accomplishments of locaJ youth leaders. The march will begin at Costa Mesa City Hall before moving up Newport Boulevard to niangle Square. The event lasts from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and features e ntertairunent and raffles: For more information, call Judy Valenzuela at (714) 838-9991, ext. 24. WEATHER TQiWIERAYUMS TODAY Balboa First low 58178 3 04 a.rri 09 Corona del Mar First high 56178 9·14 am. 5.4 Costa Mesa second low 58117 3:37 p.m. o.s Newport &each. .... Second high 58178 9'.-42 pm .• 4.6 Newport Coan TUESDAY 58177 First low 3.27 a.m. 1,2 """POMCA5T First hl9h LOCATION SIZE 9:35 a.m. S.A ~ 2·3w Second low Newport 2-lw 4:08pm. 0.4 Bladiies 2-4w Second high River Jetty 2-4w 10:16 p.m. A.4 CdM 2·3w WAm 11DIS 111 •IATYm:62 =--f l Comments sought on El Toro airport project Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and all Orange County residents are invited to review and make comments on the coun· ty's proposed project to convert the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station into a com- mercial airport. The Notice of Preparation for the environmental impact report was wued on Friday and will be circulated. through the public until Dec. 18. Local residents can view the report at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Avenue. Aside from the county's pref erred pro1ect for a 24 million-annual-passen· ger auport at El Toro With a people mover linkmg it to John Wayne Airport, the e nvironmental re port will study a 28 million-annual-passenger facility at El Toro, expansion alternatives for John Wayne and a non-aviation proposal sub- mitted by a coalition of South County cities. The draft environmental report is expected to be completed in late sum· mer of next year. Written comments on the Notice of Preparation can be submitted to Bryan Speegle in the El Toro Master Develop· ment Program office, 10 Civic Center, Second Floor, Santa Ana 92701. SURF POLICE FILES Our breezy condl· COSTA MESA; tions from th• • •i::t aoulevard Snacks valued at SS 44 were reported stolen om a Unoul 76 on the 1900 block. weekend will be dying down a bit today. Expect some waist· to shoulder· high waves, with higher swells In the jetties. Troplcal Storm Madellne. which gtnerate.d hHllY rains and gusty wlnds south of Baja California over the weelctnd, hat bffn tapering off. • Pomala. ""9nue. A compute<, videocassette recorder and tetephone valued at $1550 was reported stolen from Pomona School on tM 2000 block . • ~ Stre.t; A computer valued at S2,500 was reported st<>*'! fron1DesertWestonthe3000 block. · • Golf Courie .,...,,_: Golf clubs valued at $3,240 were report· ed st<>ten from a truck on the 1700 block. • lrtdol ltntlt; A cellular telephone valued at SSOO was reported stolen from a whkle oo tht lOO block. • 1r1no1 Mrwt; Ctyst.I flgvrl'* 11efutd at $3,250 w.rw ~ed stolen from a buslnen on tM 3000 block. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot _ SchoOis Monday, Odober 19, 1998 3 Whole new era _of management ahead for Newport-Mesa district SCHOOL Magician to perform for local student'> In celebratlon of Red Ribbon Week, the Davis and Sonora PTA Red Ribbon committees are pre- senting magician Bob Markwood of the Magic Castle in Holly- wood. NEWS sale at both :.chools today. Pro- n!ed:. will go to each .:.chooJ. Costa Mesa High holds ·Mustang Corral' Costa Mesa High School will host its "Mu ng Corral" from 5 to 11 p .m f-riday, 11 a m . to 11 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, at 2650 Fairview· G ood news on the• home front• ThE> "M" word dpphes to our school dis- tnct these days. No, I don't medn Mom and Apple Pie J'm talking about Hmanagt>ment•. ll's a whole> new erd m the Newport-Mesd Unified Scbool D1stnct, and I'm ·hopmg thIS trend cont.u'tues. I was inVited to ·meet with Dr. Robert Bdrbot, our new supenntcndent, dnd Jim Ferryman, the school bodrd pres- ident. I fully expected them to suggest thdt I quit. plcking on the board and the ddmmistration, which I do in a regular fashion. You can imagine my shock when they wanted to tell me that I had full access to any district infonnallon and personnel. They are gwmg me the Pxpctndrd board agendd ahedd of time. They shared with me• some potential restructunng pldns, which mdy or may not hdppen. The most c>xciting message 1s that we aren't going to keep doing things 1ust lo maintain the SI.di.US quo. Over the ycors, the school board has sp(ml a lot ol hm<> I determinmg and priontmng their goals usmg a vcuiety of methods, Once they were detennmed, the public never SdW them d9t1m, or knew whdt goals w~w iiCC-Om· pLished. This year, thl1 hoard's week 1:1nd retreat changed dll that Slop by the d1stncl office and you \\.ill see the 1998199 DhlnC'l goals and pnontJes, which cu<• listed by departrnenl, with cstimdted com- plel.Jon dc1tcs. I'm hoping they are po~tecl <1t (•vt•ry school site, so PLUG IN EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING , gay geiser-sandoval that the "implementers" of the .policy, as well as the parents, can see them Dr Barbot said that he will be updating the board rcguldfly on the status of reaching these goals. Many of the goals are pretty lofty. Even if we get halfway lo the goal, I think all concerned will deserve a pat on the bdck. In my mind, the biggest goal is to improve the averagE> SAT-9 scores for elementary schools in redding and spelling by 10% in one year, . . l.ikeWJse, the goal is to improve SAT-9 results by 10% in reading math, and ldngu·age arts in grades 9 through t 1 m one year. Ten'\, is a dramattc jump to dttain in one year. If we improve by 5%, I think we all better write a thank you note One new pos1llon that was dpproved at the l>0ard mePtmg last week' was a "tec-hno-w11.- ard, ~ also known as <>ducdbonal let·hnology director. This person will monitor technology purchas- mg and use throughout the dis- trict and match the capabilities-of the technology with its intended use. So, the most advanced equipment would be in the place with the greatest need for it. I'll fill you in on other 1998/99 goals in future columns as space per- mits • Thanks to the Corona del Mar Track and Field Foundabon, which donated 100% of the $185,000.00 cost of an all-weath- er track. This district track will be localed at Corona del Mar High School, and will be the envy of the state. The goal is to have 1l in place by the first day of track season in February. The board asked to review the policy for booking district facilities, so that there will be some standard- 17ed policy as to how multiple requests for the same facility will be handled. Thanks to the Scott committee and the board for showing us the architectural rendenng for the sports facilities complex to be· located at Estanaa and Costa Mesa High Schools. All that is needed is lots of money, which is the next issue the committee will tackle. U the fund-raising is suc- cessful, the schools would have a new pool, new football stadium, a rruru-stadium, and refurbished hclds and courts Thanks to U.S Cisco Systems, Estdnc.:ia High School is offering c:ou r.es through the Cisco Net· Plug rnto the Pilot Class1f1ed section to ftnd services from Daily Pilot electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and painters. Class1f1ed Community Marketplace advanced equipment and fullr trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and uphol tcry. COIT's ~~==;;;_ _____ J professional care and pcrsonJI .mention to detail a~sures you the finest results possible; and wt guaranttt it! .----------, I I I I I . I :All Services: I I I . CARPET CLEANING I I . UPHOLSTERY CLEANING I I • AREA RUG CLEANING I I . AIR DUCT CLEANING I I I L lllllWld'M!liq~O..·Wl.O..~ .I --------- working Academy AJter four semesters of special course work, a student will be a certified cable technician. The graduates or this academy will be hook.mg schools up to the Internet and mamtam- ing those systems. M~ybe stu· dents from the Academy will • help hook up Estancia as our dis- trict's next. digital high school The Mustang Corral, held at Costa Mesa High School this weekend, will have fun arid food supplied by the high school and all of its feeder schools Come see the free entertauunent, have some great eat.lo, and nde some canuvdl ndes It starts Fnday at 5 p.m. and ends Sunday at 5 pm. • Finally, J was saddened to see that Ryan Huntsman tiled d $10 rrullion lawsuit agamst the school district and the city of Newport BPach. I haven't seen the .complaint yet, so I don't know the paruculars. But, I do know that the only way he can be aslung for $10 million is because he is seeking purubve damages. Punitive damages are awarded to purush the perpetra· tors of the conduct. Any money paid out in punitive damages by the distnct will come out of funds that are there for the educatlon of our children. rue the students m any way responsible for this problem? Do they deserve to b.e punished? • GAY GEIStR·SANDOVAL •s a Costa Mesa resident Her column runs Mondays. Her e-mail address 1s GGSesqOaol com • J fo will be bringmg the Magi· cal "No" Show to both schools on Thursday. Markwood .will pre- sent an age·approprittte magic show that wtll educat~ them through his magic to say no to illegal drugs. a'lcohol and tohac- co Paren'ts Me welcome and encouraged to dltend. The magic show will be hel<I at Sonora's multipurpose room dt 9:30 a.m . for third arJd fourth grade and at 10:30 a.m. tor kindergarten through second grade. At DavlS, the shows \\.'ill b~ held m that school's multipurpose room at 1:10 pm for the fifth gradP. and at 2·10 pm. for the sixth Hrade. "Opportunity drawmg• bckets will be available for $1 each, dnd the winner will receive two t.Jck- ets to the members-only Magic CasUe. A limousine w1U provide f transportation. Titkets will be on LUNCH Hood . The event will feature carnival nde:.. food and game booths, as well as entertwnment throughout the three day:. . • Saturday will offer local band!> perfonrung IJl the gym from the afternoon through the evewng. Other group dnd' acts will be perfonrung on the outdoor stage throughout the three-day event. Pdrhc1patiny Wlth the high school are its "feeder· schools: College Park, Davb, Killybrooke, Paulanno, and Sonord Discovnt- ed tickets for the carnival ndes can be purchased m advance at the elementary schools · . Also participaung a.re many of the high school booster orgaruza- t10ns such as the football and aquatics booster club~. MENU Newport-Mesa-Unified School District Elementary Lunch Menu Three menu choices every day Students may choose a vegetarian entree each day if desired. The I vegetarian selection varies and may be either a salad, sandwich or hot entree. •Monday: Grilled cheese sandwich, or "munchable" salad or chili cheese dog on a bun; peas.or beans, choice of juice or fruit, cho1Ce of milk. •Tuesday: Turkey and cheese sandwich, or "munchable" salad, or bean and cheese burrito; whole kernel corn, choice of JUice or fruit choice of milk •Wednesday~ Ham and cheese sandwich; or Hmunchable" salad, or turkey tostada in an bowl with lettuce. cheese and salsa; fruit, cook- ie, choice of milk and juice. • Thursday: Vegetarian sandwich, or "munchable" salad, or mesquite broiled hamburger on a bun with lettuce and pickles, strawberry fruit pie, choice of milk. •Friday: "Munchable" salad with yogurt, or cinnamon swirl french toast with maple syrup, 2 sausage links. and tator tots; ju1Ce, choice of milk. $4.95 Connection! (Save Over s20.oo> Order I.IBO or Cincmax today and receive l /2 off your far 't month of crvicc. HURRYI OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 2• (714) 5'62-6222 , .. ~ ~-~.~~~!!.!" ffo good fOf unc outlet ln sc:mccablc areas only. l rhn l'Cltrictiom ma W1 Ofltt ends I 0/24(98 4 M.onday, October 19. 1998 Newport Beoch/Costo IJ.eso Daily Pilo Playhouse auction breaks record Workshop provides update on study • Event gamers about $215,000 to assist Orange County homeless. EuSL Gui Datt Plol . NEWPORT BEACH -Home- Afd broke two fund-raising records Saturday at its Pro1ect Playhouse auction. The yearly du.:t:Jon features one-of-a-kind dream playhouses bwlt by professional architects, interior desJgn~rs and landscape architects. The proceeds help put roofs over the hedds of the home- less in Orange Cowity. ·We had a phenomenal everung, • said Kep Follmer, HomeAtd spokeswoman. "We broke two of the fund-raising · records th1S event has ever had.• The event garnered about $215,000, up from the $210,000 raised in 1996, Follmer said. Th.is year's auction also soUoted the highest bid ever on a playhouse, Follmer said A San Juan Capistrano fainily bought _' .. The Llttle Mission" play- house for .a record-breaking $38,000, Follmer said. The most a playhouse had sold for before Sat- urday was $27,500. "The Little Mission" was designed by architect Stephen Ball and was built by The Ameri- can Society of Interior Designers, Orange County and Pridem1trk Contractors. . The playhouse was a repbca of a califomia mission and had a working bell tower tor children to ring. It came stocked with costumes, fitted with a stage that turned into a table, and bad stairs to the roof and a slide going down. The playhouses have been on display at Fashion Island for a month. The auction was held Sat- urday evening. The first playho~ tl\at went up on the auction bl!x:k Saturday was "Presley's Tea House." •There were proba bly seven to eight families all bidding for it at the same time," Follmer said. "Withln eight secQnds, it was up around $10,000 to $12,000. There were just bld numbers going up all over· the tent. It was really exciting." Counting Saturday's proceeds, HomeAid has raised more than $1 million through Ptojep Playhouse to help build or renovate sbeltets throughout Orange County including Human Options, a home for abused women and chil- dren in Costa Mesa. DON LEACH I OAlY P OT A volunteer builder puts the finishing touch on one of several doll h ouses auctioned for charity Saturday. jF.Nlff.R RAGl..AND llc.t1 ~ NEWPORT BEACH -Rest· dents cllld envl!Onmcnldl actiVlSts are invited to attend dn informal public wo1 kshop Wednesday to get an update on the Upper NewpOrt Bdy_ restora· tion feasibility study being con· ducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 11ie Los Angeles District of the corps is hosting the meeting, which starts at 1 p.m. at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. lomia Department of fish iind Game will also be at the meet. mg, as tpcy are cun~tly upctat- mg the department s manag£-. mcnt plan for tht; ecological n>serve. The $1.4 million study has Qccn tunded by the Corps of Engineer.. with help from lhe Orctnye County Public Facilities and Resources Department and U1e. city of Newport Beach. • Bob Bumh4m, Newpott Bedch aty attorney, said the study will lead to potential r toration pro1ects for the hay, mduding further dredging of the existing sediment basins and dredging of various chan- nels. Tue total cost for all need- ed restoration work is projectt!d to be $10 or $11 million . Neighbors air concern about water facility "We have looked at baselme conditions of the bay and are ready to fonnulate alternative plans,• said Jim Hutchinc;on, study manager. •we will u e public feedback to develop !he plans for ecosystem restoration and sediment control measures in the bay• The corps has been collect· ing data for several yettrs tn order to develop a model of the entire bay showing tides, cur· rents and sediment transport. Aerial photography and detailed, habitat and species field surve\'s were also used to prepare habitat maps of the bay Another ·feasibility study m the works is for the San Dieqo Creek watershed, which wotild look at how to unprove the bdy'!i water quality by doing things upstream to · prevent sediment fro1n Jlowtng into the bay. -!Joly Nol COSTA MESA Neighbors who came to a meeting on the Colored Waler Treatment Facili- ty with concerns about noise, dppearance and safety walked dWay w1th answers after a meet- 109 with the Mesd Consobdated Water D1stnct The district 1s planrung on bu1ldmq a multi-million dollar • Colored Water Trecltment Facili- ty on Gisler Avenue to reduce · the district's rehance on unported . · watet by 20% The facility is used to treat and purify growid- water wtuch is safe to dnnk but may be off-colored dnd have a· smell to it D1stnct stalf dnd representa- tives from lhe htrPd design Com- pany, Carollo Engineers, pre- sented the plan to residents and answered question Thursday night. Casey Patelski said staff seemed to be receptive to resi- dents' concerns. "I think they're concerned," Patelski said. "They asked the people what would you like the buildings to look like. They took a lot of interest. I think they're not forcing the thing down everybody's throat." Patelski said most people were concerned about noise and safety. The project includes building a 5 million gallon tank to store the treated water. Engineers had anllcipated safety concerns, espec1ally on the heels of the tank rupture in Westminster, said district spokes- woman Lynnette Round. Engineers offered a compari- son and contrast of the proposed design of the tank they were building and the one that failed in Westminster, residents said. Mary Tersigni said she has been more apprehensive since the tank in Westminster broke. Although engineers were able to relieve some of her fears, she said she was still concerned about the size of the tank. "It's going to be a big, big faGility," she said. "It may help people get rid of the freeway noise but it's going to be a huge eyesore." Engineers are exploring the posstbihly of burying the whole tank, Round said. How- ever, if it gets do~n into the groundwater, that nught not be L<lj>er Resources "Consult~ng for the Workplace" • Drug te ting -Policy and Procedures •Training Supervisors -Improve Employee Relations • Troubled Employees. . (949) (j4'1-992b . Fax (949) 644-9456 ~ Environmental Nature Ceitter, Enftl'o1UDental & . } "•tare center our supporting sponsors, present ~ur annua h 'Faff faire-' '& 'l'Utn}'~tJ pate Featuring: ~ !'»i R'~ ~ 8 ~ () Free Admission! .;: c.ws CAin o/ ~ -T Entertai nm ent ~ ( ~) ft 1:) Chil dren's Activitie s • • • '3lllllr • rf°m C Nature Center Tours ~~ ~ 0 Gifts & Native Plants .. "'™'4rl.Ytll •I!!!. 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Plenty of locdl businesses, youth and community organizations showed up Sun- day to help do that. Local participating businesses included Ruby's, Avila's El Ran- Chito and SunFlour Natural Bakery. All pro- ceeds raised from the food booths, pump- kin patch and silent auction will go to the Environmental Nature Center. •A lot of people have come on boar(!," said Carol Anslow, board member. •Jt's just mu:;hroomed and it's great.• Cathy Shochat of Newport Beach had planned to stop by the pumpkin patch for just a few nunutes but ended up going on a rour led by one of the founders of the cen- ter, Robert House. House guided some of the many tours given Sunday through the nature center, pointing out fiord that included California Redbud, Tecate Cypress trees, and Red- woods. Some of the trees and other foliage were planted by House and students 25 years ago. House also debuted the most recent addition to the center, a freshwater marsh. "It's really Vdluable, • Shochat sdid. She said the center was a wmiracle" within the city Madeleine Lafata brought her daughter Taryn and her daughter's friend Lauren Miller, both 9, to the center Sunday. The girls spent some of the afternoon going from activity booth to activity booth. Chil- .dren made plaster prints, com-husk dolls .and bouncy bats from liquid amber seed. DON UA(l1 /DAILY l"tOT Hannah Undt. left, and Emily Rychel, talk about their comhusk dolls the Fall Fair. The Faue was well attended when it opened Sunday morrung. Glover estimated that the event would attract 3,000 people. Lafata comes to the center several times a year and has a son, Zdchary, who volun- teers al the site. "I think th.is is great," she said. "It's a lit- tle hideaVfay in the city.• HISTORY CONTINUED FROM 1 interview, how to record it and how lo incorporate photos and memorabilia. Halpert has ledmed most o( her technique through her experi- ence with the Shoah Founddtion, where she has volunteered for the ... past three years. She found out about the pro- ject through an advertisement in the newspaper and WdS instantly intngued by it. Halpert grcv.· up in a Jewish fdmily and ~omP of her ancestors were lost m the Holocaust. Spielberg started the proJP.ct after ·schmdler's L1st ft was released betduse so many sur- vivors were compelled lo share their stones· after St>eing the. movie. Through her interviews. Halpert has hedrd first ht1nd the harrowing tal~ of fedr, hun11lia- tion .and death that people who No matter what you're doing. your hometown newspaper ms IN... Daily-Pil6t I were under Nazi control from 1933 to 1945 have to tell. "·The most important thing is to credte that rapport," Halpert said. "Sometimes this is the first time they've talked to anyone. You usually get a hug after each inter- view• Wlule it can be di.fficµlt dt times, she said knowmg she 1s helping to preserve an mvalu- a ble history lesson is worth the difficulty. "I've dlways wanted to do something to make a difference.• Halpert said. "This has given me the opportunity to be a part of his- tory, to work with people and to validate their stones." · Halpert believes every person has a story lo tell and recom- mends that younger generations take advantage of the history that lives in. the minds of therr parents dnd grandparents. . "I feel you can really con- tnbute to someone's life and give them something they can have that's memorable lo them," she said. TRUSTED STOCK MARKET ADVICE t • Personalized Portfolio Manager • Fee Based-No Commission Quarterly Performance Review ·t · Sutro Portfolio Management 1b Set an Appointment, Please Call ... LANTZ E. 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Monday, Odober l 9, 1998 5 He said be appealed the decision to make sure Newport Boulevard bUStness people had a cbana? to comment on the changes In other business, the council will discuss hiring a project man- ager for F~w Park. The coun ... cil will consider a $60,000 a year • contract for Robert G . Fisher and Associates at SlOO an hour. Fisher's main respons1bilitY Will be to secure grants for tha improvement of Fa.i.rvJ.ew Park which bas been estimated to cost $9 million. Fisher is the former director of harbors, beaches and parks for Orange County. He also worked as Orange County plan- ning director. llOUllD TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily PiJot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to 646- 4170; or call ~1224, ext. 228. A com- plete listing of Around Town CM1 be foundat www.~ TODAY "A Personal View of Callfomla,,. a watercolor exhibit by Richard Thomsen, will be on display through Oct. 31 at the Newport Beach Central Library foyer, 1000 · Avocado Ave. For mor:e infonna- ti.on, call (949) 717-3801. A yoga class will be.presented by Helena Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Nancy Clark Educa- tion Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, Newport Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid classes. For more information, call (949) 548-4059. . TUESDAY " A yoga class will be presented by Helena Sprake from 9 to 10: 15 a.m. at the Nancy Oark Educa- tion Center, 411 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, Newport Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid classes. For more information, call (949) 548-4059. A representative from UCI wtll VlSit OCC's Transfer Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2701 Fairview , Road, Costa Mesa. The Transfer Center is 10 the sehool's Counsel- ing and A~sions Annex. For more information, call 432-5894. WEDNESDAY The Networkers wtll meet from 11:45 a .m. to 1 pm at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. 1701 Golf Course Dnve. Ad.mis- Slon is $12 and mcludes lunch. Call 885-9093. " Senior consultant Bob Brennan will lead a free ctiscussion of reverse mortgages for seniors 62 and over at 3 p.m. at Bayside Vu- lage, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 723~0233 SALE -~ Studio· • Custom Rugs • Designer Ca~ HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa www.rv sandca rt Beach tel 7144.-.75.197'4 -. . . . . . . QUOTE OF THE DAY -oPENER Newport Blodi's liday Oav..,af1 does It again! See Page 7. •God bl. cu saPanor• and~ beaw lhey'r1lryilg115 bm1 fll'f an .. rs. to• .... to play 115 nuh 115 ..... had to ask""' to play ~ .. ~., Dave Pertdns. Estancia High football coach 6 Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Do1ty Pilot Monday, Octobe< 19, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 9.49-57 4-4223 Carnage continues for Eagles •Perkins directs frustration beyond cast of casualties after most lopsided loss in the school's football history. COS T A MESA -Para- noia may be too strong a word, bt.1t Estancia High football coach Dave Perkins rmght have already begun theonzmg dbout the para- normal adversity which has befallen his first season at the Eagles' helm. The latest blow was a 52-0 loss to cross-town nval Costa Mesa Fnday. 1t was not only the most lopsided loss in the 32-gamc his- tory of the senes. but lhe biggest margin of defeat expenenced by the Eagles Ill lheir 34 varsity sea- sons. In1uries and illness are inevitable, d S d 23-yedr' cocichmg veteran ltke Perkins knows only too well But the carnage which continues to envelope the Eagles' roster was only one of several fa c- tors which have rendered Perkins an aspmng conspiracy theonst Senior two-way stdndout Ricky Romo was unavailable against the Mustdngs. after sprdlJUng his ankle Wednesday m practice Sophomore quarter- back Kenny Valbuena was knocked from the game with a similar m1ury Idle in the first half and multi-tdlented tailback Manu Tamelu was r<.:duced to a receiving-only role after aggra- vating a recurring ankle problem, accorchng to Perkins. The latest casualties JOmed several other would-be starters on the inactive list, which now also includes seruor Peter Nunez, whom Perkins fears is lost for the season with a chroruc shoulder injury worsened against Mesa "God bless our sophomores and 1uruors, because they're try- ing as best they can,· Perk.ms said •But it's unfair to dsk them to play as much as we've had to ask them to play." Beyond in1unes, Perkms expanded the scope of rationale for Friday's setback to officiating and the scouting prowess of the opposing Mesa staff. "l feel like the officials blew some calls, which cost us," Perkins said. "We ran and re-ran some big offensive plays which were called back and we can't find the penalties they called on us. And, what's more, (Costa Mesa) runs the ball 36 times and didn't get a holding call.• Perkins was somewhat vague in addressing • the Mesa staff's foresight, but believes the Mus- tangs guessed right an morctinate amount of times, partlcularly on defense. "I think Jeny Howell and Tom Baldwin are great coaches, but somehow -and J don't know how -J th.ink they knew what wds com- ing. We ran some different tlungs and things we'd shown no tenden- cy for them to pick up on, which they were lined up 1ust nght Cor. • Though the Pacific Coast League-operung setback dropped the Eagles to 1-5, Perkins believes his kids won't throw in thP towel on the rest of the season. "Young kids are more resilient than the coaches,• Perkins said. ·w e (as coaches) are frustrated, but the bright side is the resiliency of youth. The kids will bounce back.• Perkins IS less clear about Val- buena's avatlability this week "We'll JUSt have to Wd.lt and see.· TEXT BY BARRY FAULKNER Sea Kings' co8ch is hospitaHZed •Corona del Mar HkJh offensive cootdinator Lyle Lansdell spends the weekend at Hoag Hospital, could undergo surgery today. NEWPORT BEACH-Lyle~ the Corona del Mar High football team's offensive eoo1dinator, was admitted to Hoag Hospital immediately e.ftet · Priday'• Battle of the Bay XXVD and '1rill find out today if swgery ls req"'9d to combat complications from an infection in bll digmlive ttact. . Lansdell. 43, caDed plays during CdM's 28-18 triumph over Newpolt Harbcir Priday ~t. despite severe dehy- dration and tN.rp abdOiniDal pain. Dia~ with diverticulitis (a condition in which waste collects in poucbM In die ODloll and causes infection) .in January, Lamdell beigan 8q)erienciDg slmlJar ~ptoma. including sbalp pain. tbe IMi few weeks. His conditioa lignlflcantty wonen.ed Thtinday night and be wu unable to stand for much of Friday's pregame wannup. Determined, he fulfilled his coaching responsibil- itiee, but wu b.ospUalWK1 IQIDe time after the game F.riday and remained at Hoag through the weekend. Tbe extent to wbich his coaching role tbe neXt few weekl is affected, wtll be determined by whether surgery · is perfonned and/or the went of any ~cal procedure, Lanldell said Sunday. "I'll kno.w more (today},• he said. ·rm hoping to be back at pradice Wednesday. (Priday's Sea View League game against Santa Margarita') Is a huge, pivotal game for our season." BRIAN !lOBUOA I OAILV PILOT Corona del Mar HJgb's Nale Lemme rman picks up valuable yardage in Fl\iday night's 28-18 conquest of Back Bay rival Newport Harbor. If Lansdell remaiJls hospitalized, be said he would polish this week's game plan by reviewing videotape of CdM practices. Runiling becks coach Tony Naranjo would call plays from the sideline, if Lansdell were not able tO attend. Friday's game at Saddleb&ck College. CdM buzz ·saw trims IDore than just the rival Sailors • Sea King players shave heads of Dick Freeman and several assistants after Friday's momentous victory. CORONA DEL MAR - With the second of five Sea View League challenges awaiting this week against Santa Margarita, Corona del Mar High football coach Dick Freeman will ask tus players to quickly forget Fn- day's eye-opening 28-18 Battle of the Bay XXVll victory, which ended a four-year lOSlllg streak to Back Bay rival Newport Harbor. But that may be a little difhcult for the Sea Kings, what with a handful of freshly shdved heads bristling beneath the afternoon sun- shine on the practice field the next several weeks. Freeman, as well as fellow assistants John Hallam, Miguel Romo, Tony Naranjo and team doctor Steve Jennings, were all shorn above the shoulders during the postgame cel- ebration Friday at Newport Harbor's Davidson Field. Offensive Coordinator Lyle Lansdell has also agreed to sacrifice his Jocks to the cause Even without walking, coaching VJsual aids, the sights. sounds and emotion taken from a convincing upset of the No. 1-ranked team in CIF Southern Section D1vis1on VJ fig - ure to forever linger in the memory banks of Sea Kings everywhere. What football ahcionados may recall most 1s a sb.fling defensive effort, or a CdM offen- sive performance which mixed determined ball control and big plays, or even an unortho- dox, though effective, effort from the special teams. Freeman said his defensive game plan was to contain the Harbor running attack, which the Sea Kings_ executed well by limiting the Sailors to 60 ground yards. When the Tars took to the air, however, the Sea Kings' revised secondary -senior Hunter MacDonald shifted from safety to cor- ner and junior Mike Bergey inserted at free safety -was up to the challenge. "We put our defensive backs a little closer to their receivers and tried to match up with them." Freeman said. "It was a little scary when they tut that first big long pass (21-yard sideline streak to the CdM 10), but we stayed wtth it and it seemed to work." The aforementioned Newport completion set up what Freeman termed the first of sever- al turrung points in the game. "ll wasn't so much (the Sailors) missing (a 25-yard) field-goal attempt (on their first pos- session, set up by an interception n ear mid· field), but us stopping their offense and fore· mg them to try the field goal," Freeman said. "I think our guys thought, 'Hey, we can step up.'" A 15-play, 73-yard third·quarter touch· down drive which pushed the lead to 13·0, as well as a 42·yard interception return for a touchdown by MacDonald, three plays after Harbor (which had scored to cut the lead to 13-6) had forced a CdM punt, were additional docisive moments, according to Freeman. In addition to seizing possession of the per- petual Bell Thophy, the victory allowed Freeman to regain family bragging righ~. . Freeman's brother Jeff and sister-in·law Diane cheered two sons -Mike (Class of '95 and now the starting fullback at Cal) and Eric (Class of '97) -through the Newport football program and had been getting the best of the good-naturoo ribbing since CdM last won in 1993. One of the more uruque postgame images, m fact, was Diane Freeman, wearing one of her son's Newport letter jacket, giving the CdM head man a congratulatory embrace. Also poignant was Freeman's insistence on sbarlng the victory with current members of the CdM freshmen team, whose winless sea- son continued Thursday with a 43-8 loss to Newport. •Hang in there,• Freeman told one high- flVing freshman, "and you can be part of Uus, too." The 28 poin~ were the most ever scored by the Sea Kings against Newport. 1Wo of those were posted by sophomore punter Rory McK- eever, who was forced into place-kicking duty when junior Danny Gonzales pulled muscle the day before the game and converted 2 of 3 PATs (the other was blocked}. •t thought we were in trouble wben Rory took about an 18-inch divot and kicked (hold- er Dennis) Alshuler's hand on his first try tn practice,• Freeman said. •sut he did a good job Friday night.• Changes afoot for Mustangs .... • Line splits, shift ~way from the double wing, will · allow the Mesa offense to diversify, Howell believes. COSTA MESA -While a second- straight shutout in Friday's 52· point conquest of cross-town rival Estancia High marked ~ : return to recent defensive tradi-- lion for the Costa Mesa football ... team, a departure from recent .. history was afoot on the offensi~ : side of the ball. That's where Mustang linemen have ditched theil' familiar foo~ ; to·loot alignment, in hopes Qf. r• loosening up opposing defenses. #We've had (12-inch) line splits ' the last two weeks,• Mesa Coach Jerry Howell said. We're trying to widen out the defense a tittle, pat· ticularly against teams which like ' to put nine and 10 men in the box n (an imaginary boundary roughly 3 yards off the line of scrimmage a.11d as wide as the offense's tight • end or tight ends) The change also represen~ a u" departure from the smashmouth .., double wmg set wtuch has char~ acterized much or Mesa's success in the 1990s. "We'll run more out of the 1 and we'll also have a smgle-back set more often,• Howell said. HWe won't be using too many more double wing sets." Howell said the new align- ment will d.llow fonner quar- terback and wingback Ricky Martin to become a virtual full- time receiver. where his tal-Howell ents were dis-•• ""' played with a 57-yard toucAdown reception against Estancia. Mesa's passtng aua-ck also- received a boost with the return ot Dave Wert to quarterback. The 1uruor standout, who had started ' " at wmgback the last three weeks, threw for 82 yards and two IDs ... agamst the Eagles. Mesa totaled 103 passing yards the final three ' weeks of the preleague campaign. Howell said the most lopsided : •, Vlctory in the 32 Battle for the Bell games, the second-biggest mar-·' gin of victory m Mesa history behind a 55-0 season-opening trl-'' umph over Ocean View in 1993, provided several positives. ·one of the big areas we're ' making progress is developing ' some depth we didn't have three, and four weeks ago," Howell said. •(Senior) lsrdel Leal (who missed the previous game with an ankle injury) was able to play .; at ofJensive tackle, though he still • wasn't at much more than so~( We're rotating people on both' sides of the ball and they're start- ing to show improvement.· , Another area of improvement, ... , was a reduction in trash talk between the intracity rtvals. according to Howell. "There was less yipping and yapping than we've had in the ' past," Howell said. "There was some early, but l called a ti.meoµ,i and told our kids to play !ootball with their helme~ and stop run- ning their mouths. 1 called the . referee over and told tum to brin.g anyone who was trash tal.k.i.q.g,,.,4 over to me and he'd spend some ... bme with me on the sideline.• .., ..,. BAD Tl( (0 1011,1 111·1 MM ( '> 1) 1 0 0 Sea View League tie betw en Irvine and \Voodbridge means Sailors lose ground · the standings, as wE>ll as the Back Bay bragging rig ts to rival Corona del Mar. NEWPORT to a 17#17 tie, the prognos1 · for BEACH -After recovery became sUghUy moro losing for the imposing the rest of the way, first time m hve according to Sailors Coach Jeff seasons to Back Bru1.kley. Bay rival Coro-"That wa!; not good news," na del Mar Brinkley said of the deadlock, High, the which would give WOodbridge po tgame mood in the Newport and/or lrvine a valuable half ·game Harbor football locker room wa advantage ovc•r tea.ms with one already somber Friday rught. more IO$S m the battle lor one of But when word came down that the league' thr e guaranteed Seo View League combatants playoff berths. Woodbndge and trvme had played Harbor, whkh overcame a llml· , tar uphill fight after dropping the ftr'St two Sea View contests last fall, will n.ecd to show equal resiliency, according to Brinkley. •Th biggest thing, now, is the psycholog1cal end,• Bnnkley said. ·we have some guys who have been with the \farsity Cor three years, who have only experienced (JoslngJ six times, so it's not some- thing any of us are accustomed to. But we've got to pick up the pieces and regroup," Brinkley said the pieces just never came together for the Tan in the Battle of the Bay XXVJJ. a 28· 18 CdM triumph. •cdM was the better team that night," he explained. •we j~t 1 couldn't qwte get the momentum to tum our way the entire night." Newport may have seized some momentum by converting a Billy Clayton interception into points on its initial possession, according to Brinkley, who dted the subseque nt failure to score (an errant 25·yard field g04J try) as a potential turning point. •Not getting three points there, I think, was blg psychologically for both tee.ma," Brinkley said. Brinkley was pleased with the defensive lineup change that moved eenior Brant Hill from mid· die UMbacker to and and inserted junior ·Mike Tunney at middle 'backer. [_ M !1rv11·••lll1 00 1 jW<t111t1 ... t111• 1'·" 11 fl II 1 --~- --------- a..,..,,m...._• Woocbldge 1 • !Nine 17 s.rta Mqlritl 31, El TOl'O 24 f I d l'y , \I Hl \I ' f \()I ', t I ,1 ' I p11• ' ... s rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Monday, October 19, 1998 7 .HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUllTIY IRIEF~Y .. ) " I • ~Lindsay _ • •Newport Harbor's Alicia McFall clearly the best in her league at Orange County. Still some weie able to overcome the con· ditions. like Newport Harbor's Alica McFall. Allison Marquand m the race. Marquand kicked as much dust on the rest of the field as the winds did and won m 18:00. Mechkor and Carrie Foss. SteP.n was ninth with a time of 18:5'4, but was far from satis· fied with her race. #1 really haven't been healthy all year long,• the sophomore said "There's been a lot of Wf>ar and tear on my body. 1 redlly wanted to go out with Alica • WlilS ...... ~GE -When runners ----.- nrri'1ed for the course walk-G I R L S •she doesn't count,• McFall joked after the race "She's truly in a league of her own. But then everyone in this race is tal· ented." • -. .. •• • through at the Orange County Champi- onships on Saturday at lrvme Regional Park, they discovered less than ideal conditions. The Santd Ana winds were back . thankful- ly th same could not be Sdld for Orange Co~ty fire crewl) • swirling dust, pollen and si:><>res mto the dry air. · As advertised, Coach Eric 1\veit had predicted il before the race, McFall went out strong in the .seeded race and fought of Santa Marganta's Lori Mann near the fin· ish line to tdke second place in a time of 18:22. TWeit was as equally impressed with McFall's race and was glad to see her out- spnnt Mann, who has won the last two matchupt; between the runners. The two will Wcely cross paths again while battling Steen hopes to come back to this race in top fonn next year and possibly wm the agam ·-title. .• . "I was really surprised,• McFall said. •I haven't b<>en running my best for the past' . couple weeks and I was 1ust hoping to get a better bme. lltis is really great.• Coach Tweit was most impressed by the 31st place finish by Mechkor. #She's been a solid runner all year, but she took it up a notc;h today," TWeit said. "She defirutely was unproved " Foss firushPd 35th. • "'ewport Bedc:h's Lmdsdy DavLnp011 adds European Chainµ1onship:> to her ever-910winq hst of • • S-ea_Kings foui-thJn Gold Div. •Key mid-race loss is costly, boys finish fourth in Orange County's Gold Division. ORANGE -The G I R l $ Santa Ana winds that plagued the Orange County Cham· pionshlps had an effect on every team at the meet, but sometimes the effects were not Pqudl Corona del MclJ' Higll, which hgured to be a good bet ,o fimsh sPcond or Uurd, suHered a huge setback a.tter No. 3 runner Katie Quinlan suffered an dsthmd attack m the hrst mile and the Sea Kings couldn't recover, fm· isWng fourth in the seeded race. For those who don't follow Orange County cross C'Ountry, second~ as good as anybody could hope to do with University's for a league tltle. · The Sailors placed sixth (144 points) behind the support of Amber Steen, Sonya Esperanza woo the race with 63 points. " DeNoewer .. tennis accomplishments. ZURICH , Switzerland -T E N N I S Newport Beach s UndSdr Du-. n· : port put more d1 lance bel\'>een dominates • herseJf and th•• \\ 01 Id'~ No 2· runked Martina I imq1~ sund11~ • Costa Mesa standout ds the wom<'n·~ tennh ~ t1ch 1 wins Gold Division downed rellow South~m Cali· fom1;m Venus W1llidt11 \I\ lhe race, Mustangs finish fmdls of the Europ "an Champi- onship!> Sunday 'With a 7-6 t>·3 eighth; Estancia wins conquest. Silver Division crown. Davenport, th U s (>pen champion, among man} other ORANGE -G I I l 5 Vlctones this sea-.on, added the The bad news : European Champmnslup'-to hP.r on Saturday morning at the : lht of credits a.ttt'.!r sailiny uito the Orange County Cbamp1·· : finals Wl\h a 6-2 6-3 \'lctorv ov"r onslups at Irvine Regional • Romarua·~ Inna 'spirlea m SaLUI· Park was Wl!lds had made ddy's c;emifmab conditions absolutely miser· able. The good news, everyone had to run in 1(, so lhe ¥ltn· ners would be detemuned by who could adapt the best. One of those winners wus Costa Mesa High's Jamie DeNoewer, who rdll d bme of 18·45 to wm the Gold DiVl· s1on race. May's 49ers no\.v 18-0 L 0 N G -------ms-· BEACH -V 0 l l-1 Y 8 A l l Semor Berushe Dillard bad 1 I kills and runP blocks dntl Costa Me~a·s ~fist) May, a product of Newport Harbor H1uh htHl c1nht kills, nine d19s, fmu hlo• ks ctnd 2G assists to le<id the No -1 ranked Lony Beach !:'ldte 4 PfS to .. The attack came as a result of the huge amounts of pollen, spores and dust stured up by the wmds. ·You can't make excu.,cs. but it definitely changed thmgs for us,• Cop.ch Bill Sumner said. #Katie was a I loss for us, but she's a really DeNoewer, and the rest of the Costa Mesd runners, knew that it would be a tough race physically a.tter the pre-race walk-through produced dry mouths. But she was able to adjust well, run her race and edge Chris· tine Eckstaedt of El Modena by two seconds. a 15-4, 15·5, :15·2 \\omens \Ol-,, leyball victory O\ r \ 1 1tmg 8 01 State at The P\ rcrnud on th> ~ 4~ers' cdmpu~ · gu kid. I wanted ht•r taken out of th ce. but she ended up fuushmg dI\ ay." Qriinlan came m toward the back of the pack and picked up a iot of pofi\ts. CdM had 136 points, )USt 29 points behind second place trvme Had Quinlan been hedlthy, 1t might have been a dlfferenl story Sumner was qwck to po10t at hrmseJt for the Joss. #1 had Liz (Morse) go for it and sent her out hard,• Sumner said. "This is one of those cases where I wanted to see how good (my runners) were.• Had she run a different race, Morse rrught have moved mto U1e top uve, but still firushed with a respectable sixth. # C 1ust had an off day," Morse said #I could have ran a much better rdce." Cd.M's Jel'lny Cumnuns was giv- en the same game plan as Morse and finbbed 16th m 19:12. Cummins could have finished worse, but showed late courage and passed a group of four Irvme runne~ that had gotten by. #I had some breathing trouble,• Cumnuns said. "I still could have run a better race. I 1ust l<>l too many people pass me.• Of note, the only 5ea View League team that was not m the top seven was El Toro, which means there is still a long season ahead for the ~ea Kings il they arc to get out of league and into the D1vis1on JV ctialtlpionships. Espercmia won the roct! with relative ease. • In the boys race. Corona del Mar was m the Gold 01vis1on race and toolffowth behmd El Toro, Santiago and Esperanza. TraVIS Beardslee and Josh Yelsey continued to unprove, with Beardslee edging Yelsey at the finish line for seventh place (16:17). Aaron Gruber, Kevth Kramer and Judd Hietbrink aJso had solid finish· cs for the young Sea Kings. Fresh- man Dustin Hodges took a big leap as the No. 7 runner, runrung 18:16. r J felt like we were able to make progress today," Sumner said. ·we moved a little forward . When the smoke settles, we will ~ all right in Division IV But the road to CIF is right through Division I and ll (the re$ of its Sea View rivals) • CH DIANA ~Ut.VIHl.l /DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Alex Martinez (left) and David Tran (center) push it 1n the boys' seeded race Saturday. EAGLES SPARKLE Key mid-race loss costly, Estancia boys fourth in Gold Division; Newport boys fourth in Open Div. J ""'°"' H IU ~Pb ORANGE -After ---.-the race was over, I 0 Y S hve of the seven Estancia runners were hapang and coughing, most of whom were s1ck pnor to the race But despite the ill effects of a three-mile run through almost constant dust flurries, the Eagles could still smile having finished fifth against the top 12 teams at the meet. #We're real happy," Coach Charlle Appell said. #We still need some unprovement if we are to compete at the state finals, but this 1s a good start." Alberto Munoz, who was expected to do well, ran with the lead pack and came in fifth with a time of 16:36. Tony Magana fin- ished 14th with a time of 16:04 and was named, with Munoz, to the meet's All-Orange County Senior team. Manuel Orozco was sulfering from a bad cold and had to work eight hours on Friday night, but still managed to run a time of 16:16 for 19th place •This will definitely be a big boost if you look at where we were ranked before the race,• Appell said. Costa Mesa's Bruce Hancock hnished ninth with a time of 15:50, not a great race, but solid for someone who was not feeling well on a day that the weather ampWied such ailments Alex Martinez, David Tran and Rodrigo Ojeda all had solid times \n the 16s for the Mustangs, who were eighth overall "This was a huge confidence boost," Coach Joe Busi said "We wanted to break into the top 10 today and we proved ourselves today. ·nus should really be upliftmg for the rest of the season because only a couple of the teams that finished ahead of us are in our division.• Newport Harbor's boys, mean· while, did not get the sort of effort that puts their coach, BlDl Bany, into orbit "It just wasn't a very fantastic days for us,· said Barry. "We 1ust didn't run at the level we're capa· ble of.• The weather, obviously, had plenty to do with it. (ihris McMillen was 11th in 15:55 and Curt Herberts as 15th in 16:07, Wlth Adam Antoruru's 16:27 (28th) the next competltor for Harbor m its fourth-place finish. Who might not be able to afford shoes," Sumner Said, •Some kids Jlillbt run ID MNet ahOel and IOme might 11.tft n.,.mng lbcMll wttli bOlel in them.· 'J1ae program WM ltart8d to combat the rising COit of a g.IOd _P* of Nmdng lboel, wldcb DOW nm $100 and .. 1W ii a lot at money for a high ICboo1 runner Who._• Jnlnlmam wage JOb and expenaaa. New RaieD«'9 daDllted .0 paw to tbe cause. 1'M ttm W.W ...... MW.,_ tUt Sumner ............... PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUI IC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICH ·she ran w1\hin herself,• MuMangs Coach Joe Busi sclld. ·she pdc~d herself well and had an awesome day • DeNoewer was surpnsed by her perfonnance, but at the same time was also very hap- py "I was really trying to fin. ish second. but I didn't realize how dose 1 was to the front It was really close at the end. I was Just able lo hang on. The 49ers cu • no\' 18-o 1}'\ c1 - all. 8-0 m the B1g West It VMS the 32nd strdlght honw \ 1ctory 1or Long Beach two ~hurt ot the· rhool re<iord 1e\.\rport \.vins. 12-4 LAGUNA -----~ BEACH -Newport p 0 l 0 Harbor High's bop wat~r polo UJ team tuned up loi Wedn~day 'f a \ 1ew League du~l Y.'lth \-u;Jt· ng Sctnla Mdrganta "1lh a 12-4 VlCtOI) Fnday dftt•moon dl Lagu· "" na Beach, keyed by a hv"-goal effort from Kcv10 Bcckei. Also m tpe lOnng column for the Sailors wtire Jeff Leepe.1 {:l), Gary Conwt>U (21, Andrew Evans (1) and Peter B Id n (IJ. Conwell add~ three a:-.at'>t and two steals: Le"per had a pair ot assist!. and d ... teal and B nt'J hdd an assist dnd u sk al Tun Birdsong was crec'.hted with 12 dVes m th • Newport n~t #This was really great.~ DeNoewer had the opbon to run in the seeded race as an individual. but Busi opted to have tus team run as a whole. As a re ult, DeNoew- er was able to wm her ful)t invitational utle. Had she run m the seeded race, where University's Allison Mar· quand blew through the canyon faster that the Santa Anas. DeNoewer would have CC \.\'Omen swept finished bed for sixth with • COST~--------- Corona del Mar's Liz Morse, :. MESA · Y O l l I J I A L l The Mustangs didn't fair ~ Southem Cahforn1a ColleqP.'., as well as a team, plaong : 11 ll eighth in the race. Sarah Cot-: women's volleyl a I am te to ti· 11 overall, 2· 1 m the uc.I t•n ton was 15th Ul l9 38 and State Athletic Confcrenct-~ lf· Jackie Nguyen. was 25th in 20;03, but the gap that sepa-day after ab .. orbmg a 1.:>·S b. rated them from the No. 4•7 15·9 defeat at the hand of \'lSll· t th mg Biola Uruvers1ty. runners was too great or e 1'.legan Godtre)' had 10 kill Mustangs to overcome. "We took m a lot of fluids for SCC, but Btola, No 3 m th.., before the race,• Busi said, NAJA, WdS m command through· •And adjusted real well to out behind th<' pldV of DarCJP Fra· the winds But that gap. as I ~ z1er's 11 kill~. • have talked about before, was JUSt to big • • Estanoa Coach Charlie Appell JUSt wanted his guls team to do well in the Silver Division race. They set seven personal records and won lhe race. Liz Hwpe wa second Wlth a time of 19:42. Jan "lh Bonales was eighth with a time of 20:26. #We had a r ally good day." Appell said. •But there are still a lot or good teams m ow league.· . : TOOAY ··rennis SCHIDUll High School girls • Ocean Vievv at Cos1a Mesa, ~ p.m • Golf H19h school girls -Villa PDfk v.. 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CN .... ere ... 0..t JR , APC, ~ al llll»Of fNl1erto bid It ~ 1n Plot* MM b not ltM t\M 1" ktion I J10 '° , 'J'tO, lno ,. A ., °' phont ~ wnt :::.' ~ ~ ==: n1M1 w,,._, you•,.~ -. ~. ~ ":9 • °' lMd DooMntnaa =.:: ~ ~ '= ~ =-~":. = In Cl111lfitd not•ptottct you; Y°"' ~ .IUDOa °' ... .,,.. QeMlflod IOn 8nd ......... tldl-ft..." ,....7....... _., ...... ... ... ... wr1"9n ,..ponet m..itC bt ptOCtCCICMI; Iii resputet1 l'UNCllCO '· C°"'9 .. ~ ,,._., .. •!NJ M rtaUlrtd to mtr W __,., M !he..,... of Ooila MMe. Ho PIO',_ - -........ ... In ptOptf """ form " you _,N...;S._T_A_.1.L_e_H_A_"-"-1.1._111NM_., ________ __.,, ___ _.... ___ ...... _____ ~:--------·-----i------ • . .. 8 fv\onday, October 19, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTtCH PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICE 8 f1 lu1• 10 Ill• • ~· Th• al\lJclpeltd Oal• Of CHINl!AV. LUSE HOLD IM 1990 0.1*., Plan Lind btnlntn yel7 ...... IM;GI ... a.f01• \eklnv een11n l lltllnd..., Alllt .. ........ 45 I Ofldil6 ReclDtas ~ lorruty IC'OOn Mhm thirty lh• bU1k .... 11 NOi/EM-PR0VfMEN1 s. STOCK IN UH M•p r1om Public Ind 0.nf·MU!lll lf'\ltrl\ltlonal, wry unponent acuon1, llUsatt Cl "' Selllt hMd I 0 of .,.-~ Of CATHOLIC day• or 1h1s Notice rnoy, BER f, t998 at the ott1c1 or TRADf OOQOWILL ANO Sernt•Publlc 10 Qe111r11 Inc:, Paul S Nath, 5111 how•"9t. the per1ou 1090'""1 t)t)'f -lit & 19!10 • ~OCIAL Sl!RVICES end proballly will c1111se UNIVERSAL TITLf:, OR· BUSINESS NAME end a11 Commttclet with COi• Aa1nl reprHentatlv. will be S.nthCI~ Will SEU. AT P\Je. A FAULT • t)f Cl!NT~ AND you 10 luH any stand 119 10 ANGE ESCROW BRANCH IOtllld at U42 01111 responoing Chang .. 10 lht Tnls •••••menl Wit tllod req1,med to give f\OllCI UC AUCTION to THE ltGHUT A Of TR T HORTHIAH ARIZONA obiect to 0111 1dop1 on ~ 1205 E. Chapman Ave . Or· Av• .. Irvine, CA Oeneral 1'11n \1111 tor the wlll'I 1111 County ci.,11 of to tnter .. \td pereont llOOfR FOR CASH. (Plt*t • ED ~1~ . HOTICI! TO to esstrt 01 claim l!'\Y pa· ange Ct, 9286e Tiit buatnnt ~me u'e<I 0 5-•ctt ••te locatea at Iha Or.nge County on N3 91 uni••• th•V h•v• •~Of ta• 1t1 tlWful money ol ~ S renlal 11ghl Of 1ny lntllHI Ttlll Oulk .. ,. II 1Utlject by I'll 111111 II llWI loci • IOUlhHlt COi'* ol H1mll-tH81770138 IV d t1 0 "" UnleO Stata "" call. I POTINTIAl BIRTH In the c;luld, 10 Cal1to1m1 Uniform Com· llon 11. PETE S PICTURE ton anll Cherie Str1111 En-Dally Pilot Stpl 21, Oct S, :~t:d t:~h:•pr;p::: c:aallilf'• dltc:kdrWtn ~I tllll~ PAR1 PUI MA1 ,ATHE~ Pitas• contac1 Catholic mtrcl1I Code S1ct1on1 PLACE vl1onm1n1e1 Determlnauon: 12 111 1998 MJ4o 1 Th Ind• or~ Oink.• Chlek Or1Wn 'T~ .IC 1. Cymh11 Escotiodo Is Social StMet Adoptions 8101 2, 11 so 1ubJ1c1. lh• the an1ic1patt0 date ol Negetlve declaration ' • •ction. • . 'P•n· riv .1 Stall Ol ftdelll Cl10it union I ED lhe b11th mothef ct 1h1 f• \825 w. Nonht1n -..,.nut; name 1nd lddress ol 1111 '"-t.IJ!lr u ie is rfovtmb11 NO. TICE IS FUR THEA PUBLIC NOTICE . dent ed,,lnl•tration 01 a t1'leCk dflwll ~ I ftallt or ~~n f ~ """,.~'"' ma• child na'Tled Jennie Phoenut, Allio,,. 85021, petton with ¥-'h<>rn c;lams 4, 1991 it lhe otlict ot E.t• 011/EN th1\ el 111d 1•1Tll euthortty Wt lbegrant•d lldtt11 lfVl"QS ano lolft llSO• AGAIN~ VOU. Escol:leao alla B11t>y G11I (602) "'1·8711 !Jean). ma1 be tiled Is' CIOW Forum, 23Hl1 Lakl Ind place all lnll{Hted flotlUoua Bualn... unlea• an interested anon m.'lflOS USOCltOll OI s ~ CONT. er Es.:Obc<lobutnonJun19. Pvbllthtd Newpor t UNIVERSAL.TITLE. OJ't. Cenl1H01,,120.UlkeFor· ptt1on1may1p~11 end NamoStatomont pe,.onf1l .. anob1ecl1on ~llOSblnllll*)lit<linsttM>n ~H ~ A 1998 1n ~t1Ha. Ari1on1 Her BeaCh·Cosla Mesa Dally ANGE ESCROW 8R~NCH, ts\, CA 926:)0 be heard by the City Coun· Thi following peraont 111 to ttlo petJt1on and 5102 ol the fllllnOal Code MIO N!f!A ue Costa 1e1d11ss '' 2460 E. Gamel Pilot Oc;tobll 5. \2, 19. 26. 120!> E. Chapman Avo., Or· ThlJ bulk Hie Is subject ell on the abov• ittm. doing ousln.11 as· AdVlf· •how• good ceuH why :;.':,"~'t !..ao,,~si-,....1n ti~ sa. 2~ in Mesa, Arizona 8S204. l998 1ng1, ca 92866, and 1111 lo C1hfomt1 Untrorm Com· IF THE AFORE MEN· t!slno for Education. 3101 the court ahould not .... ,.,. ... '(I a Sll1rGadd~ or com- 2 C)'T\11\ E~cot>edo has Ml33 date for f1l1no ct1Jm1 Shllll mttcl1I Codi Section TIONED ACTION IS CHAI,, W. Coall Hwy .. Su1l1 175, grant tho euthonty. wn ':.-:.~01=-CA~ mon de allon OI prope!ty l\bmea you J1ss10, John be' NOVEMBER s. 1998 8106 2 l.ENGEO IN COURT, lht Newport Beach, CA 92663 A HEARING on the nQtlt.' ' IS~ ve, no wan-.ty Oue ana 1t1y ot1'er person PUBLIC NOTICE V'<hlch IS lhl buslne11 day II '° •ub e<:I. 11\e n1me Chaheng1 may be Umlled to D•an• LyM Green, 900 peution will be htfd on '° ana':W ~~i~u~":':: "WJ~ as IO Ill ~lete c101m1no to be lhe father ol 0.1011 the tale dale 1pec:l· 111d addrua ol 1111 p1r1on only 111011 luues r"Hd II Sea Lant fl 18, COfOOI del Novamber 12 1998 at Oetd ot y11111 1n 1111 Pf'O(ltrty Qr OO«ecttleSS) 1tt1s chaa. n the po1enua1 cn• 1850114 tied above with whom claims may be the pubHc 111arlng dt· Mar. CA 92e25 1 . 46 p M in Dept 703 St\llted 1n s.o cou~ Cakloll'a 5all olafrlc:: be b101091ca1 fa111e1 ot 11111 NOTICE TO Oated1 OCTOBER e, fifed Is Escrow Forum. scrtbed In this notice °' In This bualneu I• con· 1o'caiad at 341 The City oescnlltno 1t1t 1,,,0 tntitlll ~ In • 1 or \!On e/\.Jd. She currenuy has CREDITORS i 99a 231&t Lake C1nt11 Dr . wril\1nco1111por:idonced• duc11dby:111lnd1vldu1I Drive 7th A PO Box APN 4Jg.101.32 Lot 20 ot WI 1 convenan 1~'*"· plan• to place lhts Chtld 101 OF BULi< SALE BY· SEJIN JANQ 11120. Lake Fores\, CA livered to lh• Cit~ Council HO\I you lllrttd doing , 417 1 Or•no• CA ITiCl no 1362 Ill Ille Qty ol ~n:x~~ss :~~ r~ acopl on ltirougl\ Catholic 0 p • N t 92630 1nd the tasl day ror 11, or prlOf lo. \ • pubhe bus.non y11? No 92813•157 1 Costa MIU County Of Orange !n<:U~ to pa1 !ht Social Service, 182~ w. 1u.c.c. 01 4, "b 11 "10 ewpor filing C\lims shall be No-heati119. Diana L. OrHn v • ECT 0 St.111 or CaMonu u per map r ~ ...w-.1 sum of Noi1h11n, Phoenl;., AZ 81Q5 et. Hq,) 6each·Cost1 Mesa Daily vembtr !I, 1998, which la MARY T. ELLIOTT, This 1tat1ment WIS Mid IF 'OU OBJ T rtCOraed tn bOO~ 42. e>aoe 20 ol l~ noC sl"'•""';;d b Slld 3 Und11 A11zona taw, you Notice !11 hereby glve'h 10 M351 the sale date speclljed Publl•h•d Newport Orange County on 9·22·98 petill0".'· you 1 ou ol the ~OUlllY itCOrder of said IO said note pro ,. ad· PUBLIC HOTIC!S Hove A Goroge Sole! Claaalfled 842·5878 85021, (!5021 964·8771. £1crow No. 11895·CS Pilot October 19, 1998 the business day btlore Oeputv Cllv Clork with \he County Cletk or the grenting ofh th1~ tftscellanto.is maps, in tile ohte Dee<S or rils~~reJ as h•i-e lh• tight. as • poten· creditors or th• within above. Beach.Costa Mesa oau 19980770431 appear at th• heenng county lht propeny llerelOlort vances. 1f ~. \! the tut! b1otog1ca1 BIATH FA· named seller lhat a bulk PUBLIC NOTICE Dated: 1019198 Pli 1Oclober 19 1998 Y 0111y P1101 Sep\. 28. Oct. 5. and state your ob1ec desenbtd is t.no sOld 'H 1s· terms of said Deed o rust . .--------- THER ol 11,11 child 10 con· nlo Is abbvt 10 be mad• o /SI GUSTAV VAFADARI 0 • ,,_353 12 19 1998 M341 llOrt• or file wrmen The S1Jttt *'Ortss lhO Olllf. r feesL~nes and e~ses Get •-•~n• 10 the p1oposoa oaop· tne uuts desc111>1d cnaHS50094 p bit ' • ob1ect1on1 with th• common da!Onaton 11 11¥. of of lne TlflJ!ee and ·of Ille -.V hc!'I. Vou also nave the betow NOTICETO 8 uhCshedMNiw~or,t PUBUCNOTICE PUSLICNOTICE court b•fore the h .. ,. llltrial~dlscnbtdabo\te lrustsaeatedbySlldDeedol the basl•-' r1ghl to w1tnhotd your con· Tho names and the busl· CREDITORS OF eat ' o11a 851 81 Y ing. Your appeeral"lc• is lllfllOIUO ID be 2111 ""'-'· Trust ~ sent lo the proposed adop· ness address of Ille seller BULK SALE Pilot Oolober 19, 1998 Flctltlou• BualneH FlctlUoua BualneH may be in person or by .i. Drift, Cotta Men, CA ~31 rJt: r.'18Bs ~Id 3~ • r1on, whell1er or no1 you are: JUICE IT UP Pl.ACEN· (SECS 0104 M3S2 N•m• Statement Ham• St•t•m•nt your enorney IHZl. Thi undel'SIQnell TNS\lt p MeOn llir ~I tep 1 Iha •B...,'S be· e•• yuu are the b1olog1· TIA, ll.C, 670 N ROSE 1105 UC Ct' The tolfowrno persons are The loltowlng persona all IF YOU · ARE A dlSdatms 11'¥ liabltty IO< any otranoe &~' ~ ~ '-' cal lather of 11\e ch id, DRIVE, PLACEtlTIA CALI· • ' • • · PUBLIC NOTICE doing buaineu is: Happy d0tng business IS' CMI CREDrTOR or • contln-~tlltSS ol lhe S'llMI acf. '-~le< E 4 11 you wish 10 assefl FORNIA 92870 Escrow. No. . c Me 450 Botero Way, New· "'"' and Oltltf common Of.SIO· (Sal · · A • pJ1en1a1 1.yt1ts to 1he ch11d The tocat1on In c11.1ornla 1 ·3290 t•pm N!)Uct 11 hereby 0111en Moon Gilts & ollectiblH, port Beach, CA 92663 ~ent cr~itor of t!"• 11111011 11 lllY sl'IO*n 11t111n Solid Al~~ of lhe ltl! M-tt1c; i.111sp1bod above, your obli· of the chltl execu1111e ollrc• Notice 1s hereby 91von 10 lhat lhe undersigned win ~428 ~ewpo~ :~~~7 411 • Robin e Bodwin 450 Bo· •ctHedl 1 you '!''tt't file sate wolf 111 made llUt w.tnout cation or:his nolice putotal basement, 1,1lt1011s are .Js follows· or the sellor 11: NONE c11d1lo1s ot 1he within be sold at Public Auction Kos•: 1"1Ei 8 1 ltro way, Newpon Beach. your c e1m . wit the covenant or 11••nanty, tXl)llSSt<I a~I or the unpaid Nice A Vou ma'f in111a10 I pa· As listed by the teller, 111 nemcd souer thal a bulk on MONDAY NOVEMBER im er~ a ain• ar ow, CA 92663 . coun and ma1t •copy to or 1mpl1ecl. f't91~ng "'· C>OS· of oblioatlOO ~redb't l It" t ly acl1on pu1svan1 10 olher busl11ess names and Jale 11 about IO be made ol 2, 1998 AT 10 00 AM. by 2831 ~~ gk6~rlve, Costa .This bu1ln111 Is con-t~e pereo~el repreHnla· SISSIOn. or tllCllrnblartcfs. IO the Ye llescnbed Deed 01 80d CIO&el 111 e 25 Chap1er 6 Art•cle addresses used by ti\ the use ts described KELLY & KARL JACl(SON, ~~91• M w b t 851 ducted by· "1 lndivldual trve eppomt~ by th• gf-Y Ille ltlNlllnQ PlltlC:le>al sum Trust and estJmaied costs 1 of 111'0 A11zona Ae.i~ed seller w11h1n lhret yea1• b below • K E AUCTION SERVICE. tr~sal ·5 e 5 ~ Havo you st1rte<I doing court within four lhe noll(s) secutta ~ sad i~•. and advances .S then get :Jtues w.1h1n 1111nr days or fore the dale such llsl ""as The names and business P.O. BOX 825, RIALTO, CA St. la r treel, csta business yet? No month• from th• date Oetd °' Tt11st w.llt intttnt 2'13.00i69 1110 comple1.on o service sent or dehvored to the addresses ol lhe seller ore· ~~J~7e6090873~44, ~UC· ~~~:· ~:~~2:5 It con· Robin Bodwin of fir•t lHuance of ::c~l .:.=~,,;n ui:~ t,'!ret.Slble tnat~at ~lime SOme C&Sh. ~I 111·~ no11ce You must buyer ere 1 CORPORATE LAUREEN 0. KREUGER ALL.SP~c:7 ""dtisT ducted b~· a general part· This a1111emont w111 llled latte.re ae provtded 1n tile terms ol tile bt.o ol Trust. ~ i;;; lhe 011:' IO ·~l ,. ... 2 •• 878 bl'gn to p10-.do f1nnnc1;il PARKDRIVE,SUITE•150. 2642Ga~sAve .. lrvlne,CA • A ne<sh• w11h the County Clerk of section 9100 of the 1nmattc1 lets CllltQes and :fuat1 ell) indeb'· -v 5uPl>O" for the c.ti la once tRVJNE, CALJFORNIA The loca11on In Caltlornla ~[v5c,A, c~l~A ~~~O~T Have P you started doing Orange Coonty on 9-17·98 C1lrforma Probate Code. 111Ptnsts ot lhe·Trustet ano ot ~ l6 1998 ----------' you e>1abi1sll paler Olly 92606 ol the chief exe<:ul•v• ot<1c1 92827· · A business yet? ves t0-\0-t 99B6769962 The time for frlrng Ille tnists crea~ ~sad Deed OI ~Ve.,,.,.,... Co 8 You mav seek to obtain The names arfd business ol the seller is. SAME AS U N T N M E 98 ' Dally Pilot Sept 28 Oct ~ claim• will not exp1te Tll.tSl to·wrt S171,141.21 as said ~ru5* , __ cv~tody of ltll1 Ch<ld lollo,.,.. add1esse. of lhe buyer are ABOVE t ti • A • Kl be I El t e lo ' ' ' ' be1 f h Enmattd Accn.ied interest and a T 0 SeMce ,,,._.,.,y as '"9 0111h Ultough app1op11 SEJtN JAND 39930 As lilted by the seller all INVENTORY m ry ine 81 w 12, 19. 1998 M339 or• our mont 9 addi11onai ldVances 11 any will 1 """'''Y""' al<." 1e9a1 p1oceed1ngs WHITE woo D• AOA D, other busln11s names ~nd HA01u'ssE,HOTLIDMITEGMASB~IEl.. ~;~s 1~~1~~~~11Y ~1!1~118:r PUBLIC NOTICE frot.lm ~! .. hearing da~o 1nc:1ust tin hgur! iinor to 'sale 81:1ances OePatma. Assts-C 11 you are a men bo• o IN20t. MURRIETA. CALI· address11 used by the no c.., ..,ove. The cenef1oaiy undtr slfd Oeeo tal"ll F.ih a lm.f1a11 Tttbe or a "'"m FORNIA 92563 seller within three yeaJs b• A164. KAREN ZAKHI, Orange County on 10-14·98 YOU MAY EXAM· of Tiust 1temoto11 neculed ~ T.0 OL l-lllilliiliiiiiliii•---11111i4 U\11 or t1ie m.1,1ary, you may Tile assets to be sold art lore the date such list wu HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 19988772555 CNS114'4Q INE the file kept by ttlo delr\lel!d lo Ille undefllOl*I 1 1750~ •. 800, P 0 PACIFIC VIEW ~ e.empted from 1t11s stat· desc11bed '" general as: senl or delivered to lh• A20 1S3E, HKATHY WILLIAM~. Daily P1lol Oct. 19, 26, NOTICE OF court. If you •• e per· wntten Oeddon ol Oelll.llt Ind Boie 11~_. anla Ana. CA MEMORIAL PARK u1e. ALL lurnltuie. fixtures. buyer ore: NONE H U OLD ITEMS Nov. 2. 9, 1998 m357 aon interHt~ rn the Oemaod tor Sale lhO a "wnQln 9271 l·boo 14) 543-a372 :>You may w1lih lo con· equlpmoutand 11ade namo The names and business 8117, DARRELL MAT· PEllllOIWTO eatate you may file NO*ctofDef1u1tindBtaon., WfJare , lhtBenefi. Cemetery•Mortuary ~ullw•lhananorneytoas· ot a certain business 1nd addressasolthebur.e1are: T:JE~S, HOUSEHOLD PUBLlCNOTICE ~ wlththeoouneformel Sell 1hl undel'SiOned caustd ~o lec1a<te,btandM~ Chapel •Crematory <•st you 1n 1n.t1al1n9 a pa· are located at 670 N ROSE GUSTAV VAFADAR, 2642 M ESTATE OF: Rec:\"Ht for Sp1c11I said Ho!ICI ol Oefaull lhd Bte· we' o"'atn WI a:tn ty act on, or derermtn· DRIVE PLACENTIA. CALI· Gates Ave., llVlrwt, CA B 2 4 9 DEB 8 IE Flctltlou• Bu•ln•H WAYLAND JAca Notice of th• filing of an llOn ID Sell~ be llCOIOed in Ille u .;..;.......~ ~~ 3500 Pacific View Ofl~ l1>y "'"al cai.:se ol ;ictior FORNIA, 92870 The ouets to be aold are ROSENTHAL.· HOUSE· "ame Statement fl AllSQN AXA inventory end eppr84t.C COUtllY wl!tte lie'"' PfOl>llTy rs ""..,""' OtallY °'in Newport Beach you v. sh 10 1a"e 1n re· The business named used desc11bed In gene?al as· HOLD ITEMS The following persons tr• JACK W R WION of eetet• 11eet1 or of IOClllid lllO more thin 11t1t1 1 a lhe exoeaed 844·2700 ~l.lonse to 1111s Nottce. • by the sello1 a1 ttiat loca· All FURNITURE, FIX· c~te~A ~~N ~~~0~ doing busl1"111S es: CASE NO A194310 eny petition or eccount monh 11M elapsed srtlCt IUCll 'ma~be ot>ta11~ .............. . lion Is "JUICE Ii UP" TURES, EQUIPMENT, MA· ITEMS , rl u ATCCUCADD & ASSOCI· T .i1 h• . b fl •• rovided In eection ltCOfdnftr....,.on ,.O~~ caflinn Ille Mi lele-PIERCE BRnTME-----~· -----· A ES, 2930 Grace Uine, o •tr•. en• • P . . --.. ""mt>ert! dav u1n ,.. B 4 7 5..1 M 11( E c AR· Suite c, Costa Mesa. CA ciari ... credltore, con-pl 2ob50 of Cthode CalAtforRnia 11 T,.._.L By 1111 ~n)'dlf. : ~ ~ ~1 )e 48<J. IEll BROA.DWAY STARTING ANEW MICHAt:L, HOUSEHOLD 92626 tJngent cr~itor•. end r ate •: e· fJlllc \.tel ,..,.,,dttt 8101 Kll•r . Mortu~ry .. Chapel tlCMS G81lett A. G1uvaln. 1434 pentona who may other· queat for Special Nonce f¥Vf1 #160 Anl/Wlm His C4 AC# 453959C C r B491. RONALD HAR· e1ueblrd Canyon DrlV•. La· wiH be intere1ted in form la eveilable from fJ2608, fl~4 ·2424. Slit fnfo Pu& 1CW19198. 1M6/98. rema ion RINGTON, HOUSEHOLD guna Beach, CA 9265t th• will or .. tete or th• court ctertt. !Jiit (11' ·2430 10.19, 11)· 111 2198. 110 Broadway ITEMS Larry Morkert, !1069 Vul<on, both of• WAYLAND Attlamlty ,_ .._ddoner: 26, 11-2. 998 CN i1650274 Costa Mesa 8492. RONALD H.AA· Costa Mesa. CA 92626 JACK FLAMSON AKA P--. C. GNy • • 642 91!50 RING TON, HOUSEHOLD This business 11 con-JACK w FLAMSON O'llllh•w • ~ PUBLIC NOTICE • ITEMS dueled by a genetlJ part· ' Ult C147. IRENE FULLER, nersh1p A PETITION hea 810 NawPott Cenw HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Have you staned doing been filed ~y DEENA P, Dr #1lotJ NOTICE qfTRUSTEE'S C24 I, TIFFANY l(ESSlEA. business y. et? No ~LAMSON tn the. SUP.•· ...... ~ CA T $ No d1%~ BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••••• HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Gnrrotl A Gauvatn nor Court of Cehfornte, 9Zeeo.442!t Unlt Code A C274, TOMOKO/JOEL This statement was filed County of Orange. 1o11e 10/19 10/23 Loan-No 435727/RAPOZA "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & ~ The Legal Departmcm at 1l1t Daily Pilot i~ pleased to - annn1111t'I" a"""' '"ri·1u 1ww aya1lablt to""" hu'iitttssel. KONINGISOR, HOUSE· v. th 1ho County Clerk of THE PETITION fl· • ' AP No 422~94-34 HOLD ITEMS Orange Counly on t0·1·98 queafa thet DEENA P. PUBLIC NOTICE Western Recon~)'atlee Co C336, THERESA LCE. f9988771345 FLAMSONbe eppolnted as duty i)C>l)Oll'lted Tn.~ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Daily p fol Qcl 5 12 19 .. pereonal r•er•11nta· fui tfte_.rol10Vi/IOO de~ Ile i.if/ now S/:,1 RCll the 11umt for )'Otl at 1111 t•xtru rlt11rg«'. and ~a1;t y1111 tltl' lime artd tlrt tnp to tilt Court l/r111\e m .'>a11w 4ttn. Tlltn, of count, ufter:. tl1e \torcl1 is complrted M·i/l 1n// Jilt your (ict1tit1t1\ hufin1H 11amt ~tntemt'llt i.·itl1 I/tr CtJ1111t.v C Irr/... pub/is Ir"""'" wnk Published Newport 1 ' • ~ t1ve to edmin11ter the o!Tru~.mi.1 S LLA Oeach·Cos111 Mesa oa1ly ~6. 1998 m3·1" eatate of the dec~ent. Tmt" Salt No. 2:1190 NOTICE U UC AU'B~lmE T THE Pilot Octobm t2, 19, 19'J8 PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION re· Of TIIUSTfE'S SAL£ YOU ARE ~HIGHJ.F lh : E~ FOR M3'16 quests the doc_edont'1 r~~~\}AlT~~O~~-~to o: I I \1~nd=t rn"'fue tr(lt~ __ P_U_B-Ll_C_N_O_T-IC_E__ Flctltloua Business WILL and codicils, 1f fSS YOU TAKE ACTION TO ta•~dfld or the caslliets, Name Sletem1nt 1ny, be ~mttled to Pf!OTECl VOUA PAOF'ERT'r IT tet11 Of 01/lef chedlS for four i;;uk.r at reqmrtd by la"' w1d tl11:t1 file wmr prr111/ 11J • NOTICE OF The follov.ing persons are probate The WILL end MA'f ilf SOLO AT A PUB~IC Si>eet~ In Ci~I COde Sec· P doing buBlness as· Touch· any cod1c1la ere evetl ALE IF vou NEED AN E)(Pl:A ~on 29 4h (p~yaote !!.l 11111 at Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your f arnily to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? publiratum willt tlir County Clerk. 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OlJ SHOULD CONTACT A ;in .n~ t3 b ~ve~ 10 sad Cu:.t. l.h>j City CoU11C I Inc·, (CAI 2r.03 MJ ~ .. , THE PETITION rt· tR On l1·09·Hat10 00 ~ oe~ru~ in J:e Pf~perfy on Monda". November 2, /1 ui .. o, 11111"'· CA 92u' quts\I authority to A.M. fcredO!Ure Consu I.Intl he-re~f descnl>ed , This business Is con A_, h rnc d tilt !lily ~p()Olntfd lrus TRU Oe E 1998, at &·30 Pm., or u dueled by a corpo1allon oum1rna1or t • eatato e unde1 a.'IO 1JJl'Sut1nt io Det<l R • nms . soon thereofler .., pos· Have ~ou star1ed doing unda.r the Independent Tnist Rtco1ded on ,06-30-95 Rilpo!J,,,. llY 71 '1994 s1ble, an \he Couoe1I Ch•!T\· Adm1n11tret1on of E•· ~ Ooal >tr• N 95-027~l8 1t1W'NO' ~-046lS3S 1 &/, bcrs ol C•t1 Hall, 77 F11r uicea Act. (This 8\lthori· _ ~ • OI -Ollio.11 Rec fic.:al Recotas 11 lhe 0~ of Drive. Costa Mesa, on the t w1ll •llow the person· ras'n ~~e olt1e1 o 11'1 ReCDrotr the R of e GENE AL Pl.AN AMCNO· MENT-GP·98·04. 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Canyon . • Twnh .. !!Br 2.69• !!Br 2Ba. 2c gar, new P.rlme Ocean View In •••••••••• Hu DNA A E p 0 s ShowcaH homH Charmer I Lo1 vatu• 94• )ctnt Loe. $3lS,OOO +Fam rm, 2c garage. kitchen, Turnk•V· .Pr111lglout new prime 1.aoo-723-0857 for aal• In o\lr $8:19,900 Low malnt. Earl & Judy Taylor, auerd.gated Agent Atkin(! Only $244,900 ar ... Act Now, Agent --------- Veteren AHi Estate Saturday Real Est•I• 1 block to beach. can Agent• 642-4722 71 4.969-2092 John Miller 587-3897 94~·723·8120 BALBOA Short T•rm 30r 201 Furn, chllds room, OTI am•n1 Avl 10/26· l.(_8 _ S 1100/Mo. Dep. 1Re(~ Roq'd 949·64S·451l Supplement! build new. 320 Hazel. USTSID• Remodel Estate Value 3Br 3Ba LIDO ISLE B d AN ••FORCLOSED•* HOMES OF CdM Home.949-759· 3Br 4cat gar, granite RV eccosa, Hug• Lot, 15Br/15.15Ba__,i;~s:;~ PENINSUlA 2107 D A POINT 2126 ~l~v !~~·c~tu~4 Mh7:. THE WEEK • 9070 kitchen, io,ooo S.F. llVINI! 1044 Anxloua owner• went 3o garage. Biii Grundy liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I days 800.555-1003 Dlapl•lf •d• •••rt OLDE CORONA DEL ~~ 1 ;~~·~o R~~:~~~ to "" nowl On~ Realtor. 949.S75.e1e1 4Br aaa ooeantrt Harbor View koM•• Q o V £RN MEN T at Juat $781 MAR Cape Cod wllh John Miiier 597.3997 bqulalto &Br 3.•ea :~~:•ATV !!~~50 NWPT SHORES 2BR Fully furn'd, 2 car gar, •Br ~oniego1 cul·~~ F o A E c L 0 s a o Ooadllne Wed 6pm Ocean view, 1t1p1 to EASTalDa REMODEL Bonua rm, media rm, Ole, 28A, e11m cell. nr pier, winter only. ;;~·00~Jrd. ~vi 1 '· HOMl!S pennies on ***** b•ach 3Bdrm 4Bath, 2 Fabuloui 38,_,Br on e,oooar lot, otferod et MAR90R HILL CSTM n•w•r \lie root $349K 12200 (949) 721·8899 °· 6~ th• S1 Repo·a, VA, OPEN HOUSE viewing decka, 3·•top l11ge 101. wood noor•, oner•wd ., $775,000 4Br 4,6Ba. 18~ vu•, Biii Grundy R•allore , _______ ........ ,..... HUO, Sherlll n lH. No LlaUnga tor 8181 elevator, ovaralzed new etectrlc, copper Joanne LaFourc•d• 7FPa, M•rbl• entry, Sc 949·875·6161 NEWPORT money down govern· Deadllne Thurs &pm 30 gar., Sl.850,000. plumbing. Chetmlng. Rt/Max 949-451·1247 gar. 11•699•000 Joan Primo Al•• CORONA menl loan• available ***** JIM SKAHAN, AQT 1399,0QO Turnkeyll Burke, Agl 759'9314 aeaoh Dutalex DEL MAR 2122 BEACH now. L.oeal llstlng.,t di· It paya to advonlH f1S!. RICH. AOT 717-4741 Harbor Vlow Hiiia On~ S4SO,OOO rectory. Toll freo In th• bHl locaJ W Prudential NEW HOME E Sid• CM NEWPORT 38r :z.&B•. entry, room Agont 949-723·1120 *2 New aooo•q rt 2Br ••• Eittra llfOll 1·800·869-2292 Real r.tate Section ~...., 3br 2.5b• from bulld« BUCH lOSI for e1an•lon/pool, hOmH for l•a••· quiet VIiia BalbOa unil wJ EI( t H ""cAoL~S~AN CALL TODAY e44-e373 • 221 eproit 1780•1 9ft cell'• Vl•W 1 1835•000 NEWPORT eroa. ocean vlewal Call ocean vu, mnny 1 .... i LISA RIVERA AC, walk·ln clOat'a, 2 AQ•nl 613'5354 for Info 949·175-:1384 upgradH, H e, AC •OCEANFRONT In car attao oar 12•.tt0 Ab•ndoned 8olloh COAST 1070 ' tennl1,S1800 &. lfD Oceatfside Exten•lv• 949·574-4252 COSTA-eea l024 9'99-722 .. f20 Cotutto Oneo In • 48r 3 .. 2 Story bv Mo. Bkr 949·84lMllM UpgradH, Sl•P• to ANNE WILLEY Pl~ lifetime opportunity •t park. Patio, Ip, 2-car aeR TWNHM • Ssa"d, 1299 ,900 Z~~ryo::t:r"4;:: only 1349,000 Agent Clvlt• n .. r new 4Br gar. hk·upt, 13:100/mo Canyon top 001,Wl•g Rand Kaar Agent 949·574-4241 •'SID• Chumtng 381' 2.&Ba, 20 ....... Or••' 949-723-8120 4Ba, den, hlghly UP· i He 949·840·8087. 126001,;,0, Bayer• ' 949.e4u ·5227 Home on over 9000SP -graded, targoat plan 151 C 1 ---------doal A•klng 11611900 ••rrlde• Condo 1•ely 8y Ovwnor $1,lH.000. _ _...._.....______ outt '4V6/m ll'ATRICK TENORE CORON• comer tot w/glan1 gar. Call Agonl JOhn Miii.,, ond unll 2Br 2ee, ate 949.37a.3454 COSTA -e~• 2124 Agent 941-650·3822, PltBH Cllll .. Lal U• n . Wiii hold I Ufl PIUI .... 517 ..... , 12451( •21•K n-.1-.. ....._ __. ~ t<now Whll Your DEL MA.I 1022 hu .. R\if aroe Call tor · ._,. ~we09, ... "' --..-cwWpvn 3br 2.&be, naw p NHdl Arel 858'9705 dolalle, s3g9,ooo --------rud Cal 72t·35" RMtty, Inc. Cl!M!TERY 'OT/ E'Sld• •• , 1•· back 2400.f lg yd, garde Xlnl LO E I & J d o•uA POINT 1028 Ch I E r-"-"-"--64 fft7ft .. • ... , ott $2215 l ·8 0 0 .4 ·TEN 0 A f Ooe•n Vl•w 48r 28• o. ar u y ftH arm na Newport s __ ,_, .,. c•vn 1225 hH w/yd, w/d hk•up. (8'4t) 84().1~12 I CLASBll'l•D 1·1ty. r•mOdtl•d kft. !;J~or, Ag11949.G42• Beech Home. Prllllne Winter A " d/w, Dpon ••• 1-4 • It's tt1e ,. ourco you prrvate beach atHH, Dpls S275,000 38' 19e Cond. Maior Aomodot. Y, rt Rental 211 Coate Moae, St ' earrld•• lovely can count on to Hll a S09~K Ag\ 76M314 IAITilbl DUPLl5t e. 29r ~ea, 3e gar, nu Nie• Vetd, big oar, H 'I • PAClf'IC VISW • 4 Unit I can.v acceH) mod•l•d· eve'lthii r -many .,,trH, SH9K Or.98tlttont a adJolnl""' ......... au·fc 1 •11001Mo. l46.ott2 -w1 lbd 2t>a t myrt11d o rnerc'1an· Vory large dupJa., pnt, roof, 413-0711 or ..... ...a ... le h .. ,. ,..... • '""' d•H 1t•m•1 bocauH MEET with tabulou• owner e 40&--7849 J,Webb, 8kr ~•nl, Larry .-.,.,.:)1. ..ear.,,. '' or all four 2.5"' b• ow or f45·f341 mo e4 ... 7 .. 7a our column• Compal unlt. 801h un111 have 31 ' $1200 to $2800. ret•ll. PP •4•·1••• a•a10• CM Beeut1tu1he:"t:-1~-r~---i::::::2llR:a qunlllted buyer• to someone -clll Npatato yrda, leund,Y Wtly play Hid• 'N ie~ibiuff Dost Duyl JlciPIC VtN 28r ti• con•;e. angl Top goll vl9W, calll .,.,.. 6 2car gar. Great Loci Seek with chlldcare? 38r"' Jla •PIA. 1•lly Ocoan view Iota 2 ad• c• garage. lltllmo I .Ila. C:u•tom M2•8978 Ulfl!Ugh Classlfied S:JM,000 AtCH, AGT Cati C laaalfled ,taef • OfHt Loc•flon folnlnQ botoW ma"'et Avalr Nov 1, 'Sita, gradu, 1231 • 717-4741 IOdeyl ... 2~'11 14ttK720-1704 8ki M ... 7a.cMM Apent. 71CMOOOdll &.eue.Ap!"'4J0191t40 2189 --------- -L. hJeweort' Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot -Mondoy, Odober 19, 1998 9 NEWP<>RT COMMERCIAL MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED CADnLAC 9040 HONDA 9085 BEACH 2189 PROPERTY 2778 TO LOAN 2914 5530 5530 5530 INTIQUES 1010 TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l•iiil•&iiiiiiiiiliiilll!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 OeVllle Sdn 40 '97 ACCORD EX 40 l'flln• 2Br 18a Hae, NEW 2 000af bldg. In ICASH FOR CREOIT/COl.LECTIONS 'lll'•Oen. Olllce/Loan Receptlonl11tSecretary I BUY ALL PIANOS (94.,.091)S21 ,9911 Full pwr, VI, llhr trO fncd yd, wooded Cannery Row, lronta MORTGAOESS If you ACCTS RECEIVABLE Proceaaor. Amerlcorp Small rHldential de· Ant quu-qual ruin 11111 BAU IE ft JAGUAR <005317> S1t .N7 )ttting, FP. no pets, 2 llrHta next to are .receiving pay. Must have min. 2yra NB, 574-no1 ext103 veloper Heka self· TOP l pe or houHful cash <714)9S3 ... 800 MIS~~Nu:llEJO 1385. 949 ... 55-°"'44 Mc Donald's. For lse menta on a mortgage, strong collecllona. Dave ,AX 574-1753• starter 10 handle DOLLAR pa•d (714) 957·8133 Owner/Agt. 831·7433 wa can .,0 rt h a. .__ 1 1 • ---------C040t384-0884 'Qao 1•1• 4br 3ba, aun-"' nve t em credit account rec· Qeneral Office & SalH p ..... n ... 1llng, ma1 • PAID! Old Coln• Gold S•I"•' CHEVROLET 9045 1 fllCk, aauna, fr pie. to Immediate cash, onclllatlon e>ep. Profl· Me a a Upholstery & m 1 t c . a• c r • t • r I a I Franklin Mint. 511111,,g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------..,---!"ht• welcome S3000 JNDOSTIUAL 2788 Twenty yea11 e>eperl· ctent In MS Otttce & Dealgn Center has tas1<1. Real estate/ Old watchH & ·Jewelry HYUNDAl 9090 ,.CAM for ahowlng, Ag1. •nee. Hlgh•at prlcH Eiceel. We offer an H· lmm•dlate opening C onstruc tion back· w es1coast Coln 6'12·9448 '08 SILVERADO ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 111 949-718-2721 800·878·3500, cellent benefit paclc-Entry level position. ground preferred. RECOROSffOP S , PU ><Ira cab, low m1t• .aL.. LOW RENTt lnduttrlat (CAL•SCAN) age Including 401(k). answer phones, set Please lax rHume to (114910)SHJ,950 \"'° 1•1• on beach apace w/otflcea, 2200· Flnanotat woea have EOE, drugfree & up appts, help cus-Shehnn Ale>eander al uy g ~~: ~t.:·,s~o!i ~~~~ Lt'.XUS OF I want to buy any Toyota pickup •X4 longbed1regula1. Alk for Joae 949 650-7149 31t"2 view, upper, Ip, 4800.1 78cent sf NNN you on your toeaf amok•lree work envl-lomera & more. Fax 714-937-1338 Estate Sares 845• 7505 Wt'.STMINSTER : w/d, tennis, boat can Jackie (714) 673-2754. we provide toana ronment. Send r•· resume & salary his-Re~ll 'il' (714J eo2.euoe 949·602·0025pg1 52475/mo 973·8239 regardleaa of credit sum• with salary his· tory to: 574·8856 HOLIDAY HELP Conducted' ON THR BAY btutta, INCOME history! No tu, ~ogrrr,tc:;.o~~~!' 1~~-. Otflc• Mngr growing WANTED ~ntiqw1 • :Jt>r 2.5ba, new carpet. reasonable rateal .,..., 1 paint, Ille, appliance's PROPERTY 2790 1·877·568·9719 Coeta Mesa. CA Uness co. needs neat, Seasonal Concepts 11 40~ •• i Jease . $2200/mo. loan Speolallat •92628 or lax to (949) cheerful person. Good coming to the New· ln~poft&taeh PETS & ANIMALS 6049 DODGE 9065 JSUZU 9100 714·058·1880 118 c 842-7887. comp, phone & organ· port Fashion laland. 714 873 6223 8 Fluffy Calleo klttons '87 Caravan LE a 1 ape, MHP newr, ar, homes, personal DIRECTOR OF lzallonal 1klll1. Call Management and , • need a good home perfect car, llke new! lg 1011, wide 11s all and debt conaollda· Stan/Larry 631·2241 1 1 8wks old woll behaved Air. radio. new tires APARTMENTS FOR RENT amen, vacancies OSI tlon, small buslne11 STAFff Development PAYROLL/ HIH poslto,na, lull StOea 714 • 378 • 9111 76kml (714) 546-0784 S33,830mo S2,300K welcoma Call 1011 free, for 99 bed SNF, Uva and part I me or1.-----_,,~ ...... --.1 .,28 0 1 87 6 9 among fruit 1reea, ADMINISTRATIVE responsible people WANTED 1, "' Id C • 888 • 1 "" 7 -" 22' lakH, rivers & moun· ASSISTANT with retail e>eperienc•. m • "'~' 0 ocker --------- '85 Trooper LTD 4X4, 21Ktnl au10, (3PA0563) 520.650 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-CS900) talna. Seeking e>eper. Payroll assistant and lnduatry leader In POTTERY spaniel 1 need a lovi'l FERRARI 9067 only atete approved office administrator. hourly wage, starting Bauef,CitlllN, Rookwood, homo. I'm playful iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------BUSINESS 8c ANNOUNCEMENTS O.S.O to run a strong Full time position. Job at $7.25/hr Fun store! Aoeev ... Schllt,Moorcroft. cuddly 949.721 '9621 ' •77 Ferrari 308 GTB JAGUAR . 9105 ~--------1 education program for duties Include: assist· Apply In person to Fulper,Co#en.UHD, ---------• Hardtop, dk brwnitanliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JALBOA FINANCE all atatf. Poalllon avail· Ing with payroll tor Joy Oacker starting Kar Finch. Cllt Falence PIANOS & Int, showroom cond, • 37 JAGUAR D 2606 able Immediately for mid-size company Immediately (ne>et 10 lmmec1 c.tii O ANS 60 1 i ,300ml, S36Kfobo !St.AN ANNOUNCEMENTS this exciting Alzhel· and executive office llmited Expre11) at the L-.K.&.111.;.1.., .. '-_.I RG 59 (9491 675-4382 ~n 1~Pr~~~. ';:~h0•~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------mera facility. Pleasant adminlatrauon. Please Newport Fashion Island iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •dorable Balboa ls. uti11 BUSINESS 2920 care of Ukiah, 131 send resume to Ac-SEASONAL ---------tPlano (Baldwin) ---------1 • ......,..,,.19_4...,9,.,,.»..,..o,,,.....,,1,...s,..·8_4..,..7-=8- ' 2bd, f/p, grt kllchen, FOR SALE 2900 W h It more Lane, counting Supervisor, • CONCEPTS Unique• TV Star, Dino FORD 9075 '94 XJO Sdn 40 'must ae•I $1 550/mo. ALTERNATIVE HEALTH, Ukiah, CA 95482. Faic PO Bo>e 1560, Costa APPLIANCES 6011 signature, make offer (94 -41 49 )$23,995 : Avall now, 509·7115 HEALING and longe11. 7 0 7 _.. 8 2-0 7 4 2 . Mesa, CA 92628 or ~S-al'.""e_s ______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiii~iiii 700·757·2727 BAVER JAGUAR 1 S. OC rest oppty, turn· lty speal<era. Sched· (CAL•SCAN) yo.u may la>e resume COME QROW w•SHER/ORYER '02 Explorer XL T (714)953·4800 key nu toe nda oper/ ule a apeaker for your DRIVER COVENANT to. WITH USI .. l•••••••••I 411.4, Black, all power, 'st7 XJ8 L Sdn 40 . f>ALBOA mktr 4 ownshlp Int. ne>Cl mealing. Call toll TRANSPORT S1,000 (949) 642·7667 E11pandlng retail ad-$145.00 each. Frig T S T T CID. llnled f9400 Call (97 "998)$45,995 0 M at b s bl Resume should In· $1 50 Good condition! RAN POR A ION Ralph 949·720·0915 ..,,, PSNlNSULA 2607 S~ s co.mmlt cadupraataert. free 1·888-322·9997 algn-on bonua for elude salary history. vertlslng department 831·0297 •••••••••I BAUER JAGUAR for Information~ Exp. Company Orlvea seeks a sell motivated '95 Taurus GL (714)953-4800 up O up frt S 728-0868 (CAL."SCAN) 1 ·8 o o _.. 4 1 .43 9 4 . in~Y:!~~f::~.gEO~~een· acc1 ount e>eecutldve to s10.200. 36kml, PW, ....,.,9=7...,X~J..,..8=--:'L-s=-=d-n-4~0:-- 1•S1850. 3 ar 2 B•• PRAYER TO ST. JUDE Owner Operatora • 181• develop an aer-FURNITURE 6014 MARJN'I: SLIPS PO, AC, AT, CC, (97-3997)$45 1 995 i Vauhed celllnga, Frplc, BUSINESS May the Sacred Heart C a I I to 11 fr• e Rec:ept/Sec CPA Firm vice new business # Stereo cast, lmmacl nu pnt/crpt, bale, gar, of Jesus be adored 1·888-987-3729. Bud has lmmed FT poal-and special aactlons . DOCKS 7022 1 owner, all records. BAUER JAGUAR lndry hk·up, no pets OPPORTUNITY and glorified lov•d Meyer Truck Linea tlon, CM Courtyards We prefer a candidate Blk Laq r a glass ta· (949) 640·0585 (714)953-4800 7!!0-1713 or 586·6469 2904 and praised, pr• Refrigerated Hauling location. Knowledge Id have a minimum of bles: End, Coffee & Permanant Sailboat , 97 MUSTANG •97 XJ6 L Sdn 40 Q 18 ft aorvedthroughoutthe call toll free ofWordPerfect&typ· 1 year print ad-Sola, Pd $2600, ask slips available 30'·50' AC I I I (97-3996)$45,995 f xfni vie:. u~:t!~s~ ~r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii world now and for-1·877-283-6393 Solo Ing req'd, competlll11e vortlslng e>eperlence. $750. (949) 640-0585 lncl's water/ele'Ctric • pw pd • t 11 , BAUER JAGUAR i ~erl $950 Avail 11/1 ••• .. ••• ever. Sacred Heart of Drlvera & Contractors. salary, Send resume ~>ecellent comm!-mlca· Moving Muat Sell! $12 "er 11 por month • (2081:771 $1 t1997 (7l4)953-4800 Please be wary of out Jesus pray for us· St (CAL"SCAN) to: Ganske • Mulder & tton tkllls. Ability to 949 7 .. 22 23 • 60 k 1 oat• ••a ; l 49t 721·8898 of area companies. • • • Co, LL.P 1835 Newport set goals and make Black Lacquer S • • as or Llncoln·Mercurv '97 XJ8 Sdn 40 '·"'.2Br 2Ba $1395. Check with the local Jude, worker of mlra-EARN $530 WKLY Blvd Suite 0263 Costa profeulonal presents· drawer dresser & Joe Mon·Frl days. (714) 540-5830 (97-4034)$43,495 ~oollenl condition, Better Busi ness cles, pray for us: St. Olatrlbutlng phone Mesa, CA 92627 or Ilona In a fast paced nightstand In goo4.I THE PERFECT SLIP • 98 RANCER BAVER JAGUAR 1 i1'""ge, urlv, No pets. Bureau before you Jude, helpltf of the carda, F/PT no fax to: 949·650-9585 and detail oriented en· condiUon. St 50. UP TO 50 FT. GREAT (714)953-4800 ,.., ... ,. '' hopeless, pray for us. experience necessary. vlronment Call 949-650-2025 LOC ON BALBOA XLT, super cab .. _'=',,,...,,,,..,..,=-=~--.:-=-- ' 60'-1713 or 586·6469 ~.•.n,d o~~yerv'rcoense. ~efaodr Say this prayer nine Call 1·800·831-9717 REC E p TI 0 NIST Xlnt bo.....,:fll package and leave message. PENl.NSULA AGENT (A04956) ($15,998) (9,977-4X,.J0328JS$d4n54, 1095 times a day a.nd by wanted for hair Salon ,,... · · Coalo Mesa and undefstand any the eighth day your Food Service workers In COM. Exper. pre-Including 4011<. Drug Queen bed like new 1·800-247·8209 Lincoln Mercury BAUER JAGUAR tORONA contracla before you prayer wlll be an-wanted PT, U.C. lrvlne lerrad. (949) 5 75-s4o3 1creenlng/phy1ical re-S 1 SO, while & black 714•540•5830 (71 4)953·4800 MAR 2622 sign. Shop around for swerod. 11 has never . Realdantlal Dining. ctu1red. EOE. kitchen set $100, din· ••••••••• -....,,,,..,,."==",,..,..,.="="~==--DEL ra1es. been known to fall Call: 949·824-8390 The Community Resumes via lax: At· Ing sel glass w/marble '98 TAURUS SE '97 XJ8 VP Sdn 4D ~fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil AMBITIOUS WOMEN Publication must b~ Buy IL Sell II. Find IL Market Place. tenllon, Lynn Eaola stand $375 949·854-0557 AUTOMOBILES 24V, auto, loaded, B(9A7U-3E9~0)~i~~:= Ouiet, clean 18r 1Ba. promised Thank vou ClaHlfled. Classlfled 714-65()..41802 or mall: (188423) $18,598 SEEl<ING friendly, J • , • 842·5878 Tlme a Com munity•---------Costa M eaa (71 4)953-4800 ' Big Corona 2 blka, health conscious peo-Shi. MuRdeR, for your Newt, 330 West Bay MERCHANDISE ---------1 Llncoln·Mercury '97 XK8 Convt 2D • ~~~·. (C:~; 6~~~~:: pie to Join my team. 1 elp. Street, Costa Mesa, MISC 6015 ACURA 9010 (714) 540·5830 (96-4152)$62,995 earn more t h an HICKORY f·ARMS CA 92627 • ~~:-=-:-:==-:--= BAUER JAGUAR $2,500/mo. working LOST & K liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -~~~~~~iiil '93 EXPLORER L TO COSTA MESA 2624 part·tlme from home. Vacuum repair peraon CHILO CAN'T SLEEP? '90 INTEGRA 28k Ml, while, lthr, ...... ___ ,....<1.,..1~4..,..>9,,..s-::3'."".4-9_00~~ Ca 11 to 11 free FOUND 2925 Gift Supenlsor no e>ep noc, apply Help your child and 891< Ml, Fully loaded! (3UYN775) S19,950 '97 XK8 Cpe 20 1·888·810·8020 Coord lnetc rece1vinn prep&sendinnof In person at Coast y ours elt t hrough $6500 /0BO LEXUS OF (97-4 153)$58,995 (CAL"SCAN) • • Vacuum 333 E. 17th I I h 949·548·2987 WESTMINSTER BAUER JAGUAR ,.,wly Refurbished HB near Bushard & Hicbory Farms q1hs St. CM, x St's san1a sleep ess n g Is ( t 892 09001 1 r 1Ba In lovely AN EST. HERSHEY wamer (LOST 9-26) Gift Sales Ana/t7th St. No calla. 1~8a7171_5_1so0110T1HrEee0, '96 INTEGRA 714 • (714)953-4800 galed commty. Walk ROUTE In C.M. area. Mate cat grey & S p e c l a I Ed 11 1 o n '95 BRONCO XL T )o theater/shops, Avg earns S42K/yr Whit• tiger. Purple col· Ea rn exrra money durinq the holidays visit our webs11e at (025806) $17.997 4ic 4 llhr, alloys. JEEP 9110 4)(1Vate gar/carport, Work 6hrs/wk, $7K lar w/green tag. 714-selllnq Hiclx>ry Farms ~ifrs. www .soothlngsounds LE>lUS (3MVK019) $19,988 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $660·$7 tOmo + $895 req, Free Info. Toll 962-2806 964-1605 com llmiled supply MISSION VIEJO LEXUS OF t• dep. Klein Mgmt frH 888·529-1443, 24hrs Lost Eddie J . Russell Act nowl (CAL "SCAN) (949)384-0084 WESTMINSTER 949•581-4000 Eat. VENDING rte-Terr1er, WhVbrn apots, .. ._111~ If You Want To Win (714) 892·0908) W•at· Side 1Br 1Ba must sell by 10/:11 , sm., blk collar. Oct 13, c...., The Lottery Call _AL_F_A_R_O_M_E_0_9_0_1_S1 '98 T ·BIRD LX Pvt patio, prkg, close 10-20 tocallona. S4K· at one of thH• 1oc'1: Apply in person: Hlll~ren Square •Ruuu11111 £,zp.Rtquind 1·800·775·0712 >e 9421 Lthr, ABS, rnnrt, to beach, lndry tac. S8K. S4,000+/month Bristo! & Paularlno or 270 E. 17 St . Costa Mesa •Opportunicyfu1C1VW1h Juat Qreat Firewood iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (3POJ104) $14,950 '90 Cherokee L1m1ted Fully loaded. red wl grey llhr int. 1251cml $6900. 675-3853 !750/mo. Vic 756-1460 Income. 100% finance Westcliff Palza or 17th (berween Santa Ana& Westminster) •EKdlcntSiluy • BtntfitL Avoid the rushl Order '82 GTV6 Blk/Blu LEXUS OF w/good credit. Toll St CM. Pealse call .._________________ nowl $135 a cord, S75 Runs greatl Good WESTMINSTER free 1·888·538·9508 949-931-8178/8144, Fu RaumctoBOB 112 cord. Delivered drlve.r/proJect car (714) 892·6908) LEXUS 91 lS NEWPORT BEACH .)(t 505 949 <39 H 1:7 r.11 See latest European • • J '"N or ~ froe to your driveway. 2669 INTERNATIONAL HEALTH•-949•589•8550Eit.213 714-805-1432 Car Mag Sl 600/obo '95 ES 300 CONSULTING FIRM UI Call 548·1323. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Seaka Individual to FITNESS 3000 /Jo ) 011 \\a 111 ·Ji, Fa r11 Som t' Lrtw ( 11,/, For /II(· llolit!an :1 HONDA 9085 Midn1ghl blue rivory (1 19654) .$24,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO • * BAY FR 0 NT* * operate local ottlce. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~ 2br 2.5ba, pool, lrplc, Our firm'• strwclure, LOOSE WEIGHTll prlv waterfront patio d 1 I 1 52800 949-675-0854 pro uc • serv cea •n· A pill to lose welghll Duplex Steps to sand. upper unit, 4Br 2Ba lrg new kit, aunroom, 2e prkg. $2600/mo. yearly Call 673-9900 1-----.,1--~ Au tor~ory aurea succesa for All natural, herbal, en· r ight person. Call erglz.er & super tat- R u I • M • I • , . burner! FREE 3-day 1 ·8 O O -8 8 0"·2 9 O 9 • sample II Call toll free e>etenal on 141 • 1·888·738-6087. www .prohleslntemallo (CAL •SCAN) naf.com (CAL •SCANt POWERFUL HELP FOR LOCAL CANOY ROUTE. smokers who want to •••••••••I 30 vending machines. atop. Complete video-Earn approx. $800/ based treatment for day. All for S9,995. nicotine •ddlctlon •t Call 1 ·800-998-VENO. home. $~.95 + (CAL•SCAN) shipping. www. '~~·-•••••I PayphonH S150K/Yr. stopsmoklng.com or Lowest prlcH. Local 1·800·924-01 84. MISCELIANEOUS1 RENTALS 2706 altea a11allable . (CAL"SCAN) 800-8()()...3470 24/hrs. WANTED TO LOOSE WEIQHT & MAK• NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2907 M O N E Y Ca II 3yra new, deck, Ip, CREDIT 1-800-927·2996. vaulted cell, own bath, I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!.iiii I full prl11, no/amk, lndry llQET OUT OF ••••••••• S540/mo, lricl's ulll/ d ept freel Credit maJd 122.0723 Counseling Centers of EMPLOYMENT RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 •NB Share home 1tep1 to beach, clean, lemal• prel'd SSOO + uhl'a 949-673·1&40 NP lg 3br apt, W/0 , share w/fem. $550 + utll & depoalt. (949) 723-8199 NP Penn 3br 2ba hae, all nu, W/D, gar, 1/2 blk to bea $800 Avail now 849-515-7487 tOMMERCIAL la!AL ESTATE BUSINESS OFFICE !'Oft RENT 2769 America (memb•r l••••••••• NFCC). Fr•• dept conaolldatlon, lower 1--------- paymenta, lntereat. EMPLOYMENT Stop collector catls. 5530 Non ·Pro 11 t 1-877·938-2222. Toll free. (CAL ·SCAN) •**AVOID BANKRUPTCY••• Debt Conaolldatlon. Sto~ collecllon calla. Cu1 monthly par,menls to 50% May el mlnate flnance chargea. Fast Approval I (800)270-9894. (CAL0SCAN) AVOID BANKRUPTCY. Free dept conaollda· llon. Application with service. Cut paymenta to 65"· 24 hr. •P· proval. Good/bad/no cradlt OK . 1 ·800·873·8207. (CAL •SCAN)' •ACCT CLERK• Aviation Co at O. C. airport aeeka moU· vated taam player to join our acct dept. Cu-ti•• to Include AP, AR, EOE •Temporary Banquet Servers • ~anquefBartenders & Barbocks Salary up 10 Si2.751hr. Applympmoo Saturday,October24,1998 l l :00 a.m. IO 7 p.m. I 107 Jambortt Road NeWJXlll Beach. CA '126flJ tn the Ocean Room (949) 759-3075 MFOV Employment Opportunities: Now hiring for the following positions: • Oate Attendant PT • Oate Supervisor • Orocery Store Manager • RV Oroup Coordinator •Security Officer/swing • P6X Operator/Clerk PT Apply at the n-ont Desk 1131 Back Bay Dr., Newport Beach 92660 Ph. 729-3863 ~OE SALES UPS NllDEJ • Prt-Plld phone tMCk • Vft fine l.OWlSI !!la in Industry •HIGH SAUSI • Only 6clrnnutt '° ~lnUSAI • low lnl.tmllionll rtiesl • ,Mt time Of ful dmll • k )'Oii' own boHI • Ouk* s.i.. Ouk* ms1 • luld ii, -dlly lntomel .... C ...... CCI 8114-008 MUCllANDISB QUES 8010 WANTED ~~q~~ PIANOS Collectibles 2202So.Mallllt lallla AM. CA 92107 .__,l ...... C,O,•Mt 8 A II 4... •• , .. • •• , ..... , ... R•1a11 1ott. 211s 10 6550af s1 . 15 al gra 71••· Fwy off rmp. Big tTgnage. Xlnt prklng, -load doe Ownerahfp ~~-qual ten 721-0888. & data entry. Ap- plicant must be r•ll· • able and able to wol't( : lnde~dently. Comp ~. eicp. Meded. Fax r• sum• to 949-399-0193 • ~ t BUNCALOT BIWiD •di§• "*MERCIAL PlOPERTY 2778 ------ 8000af r•tall/offlee S.C. twy off ramp. Big lraf count elgnag• ;9r_1<g. Own user $050k ~-dwn OWC Bal. 2 ..... m 101n1 728-oa&a ASSIT Mner/C••hl•r N.e. area. Exp'd, nax hra, PT/FT. Oeneroua Pay 849-.378-3614 8ookkeeper l'ull ch91ga. Admln Aaalt. for CM Co. Exp'd rare, •trong eomput., akllla, Oulckbooka, Fax: 945-9371 -=---PO-e-1----lln!-WPO--R-T ___ CATCH THE WAYE ~ ng LOW TH• OCllA.N' CB 2669 BEACH 2689 local and •nvlronmen• tal Co. •fflil• outgoing adventutoua ~pla to -------- PAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON OATBo OOMMVNITY av l"A9HIOf'f IS&..AND OOOU!l!ul trco-llncd strocts fltltl IJ)lf OOUl1IC \llCWJI, l!fVoy roretrec !Mt~ In your Iorgo • 1. :,, or 3 en aponmant tiomct • help w/OC e>epan.ie>n. Training/travel. en•) ~'73-87a8 CoMputer ueere n"4t941. WOl'k own houre 1201c·l'71k/Yr 1-eoo.-34e-111t xl63 Chane" are you wm ftnd wh4dyounMd .. th9 Pt1CI you Wint '° pay • when you l'Md u..csr11m1111 nnw j Job Fair • Wednesday and Thursday @6PM -I October 28th and 29th • Tommr Bahamas TropJc:al Cal4 6 Emporium • 'Tb• moat fun you can ha•• working.·• _; We are opening ow 2nd Colltomla cocnpowld oa Noorem.btr 23rd at PCH and ~ MacArthur Bl'fd. ln Coroaa Del Mar PlClla. We or• J>Un•ron of tbt ·island hSettyle• -great food cmd drink with o lropl~I twist and high qu~ty. f • caS\&Ql. hm clothing for mt11 and wom•a -Mf'fad up with cm abWKlcmce ol C .J botpUallty lD a raland lalaDd atmoapbare. We are looking b a ftw goOd t1 peopl• to htlp \II pull thlt off • s.n..... laritDdeft. HolUibtMI. ;. • ~ ftetcd1 Salee. Sou CMfa. Line Coob. Ptep. Diab. cmd RUMR. ~ I Th• r.laU pan ol lbll "Island lllutylt • Idea that we are opclag Ill Corono I Del Mat PIOJQ II Pf'tlf oool W• b~e o compltte 11M of men'• and WOOl•n's aportawaar • ®tlqu .. tooklng, on..ol-o-klnd. topical ahim. blOUl&I, short•. • Kina. pcmtl. abotl, btltJ and mcn-·oll mod• lht WQf clothee wtrt mad. SO .I ,..ms OQO with dtlall, qualltf and ccra. Add to th. mla home furnltbUlQI I Cznd our trOplcol ~and fOU batt co ·1'1crod eiperiuct• lhat out ouett• e ~ to timt cind tJmt ogoln We en looilng ior a itw good "*11 Saa. r .J &;edalllll wbo bllln• WO(lt lhouJd be fun and want to bl fPCll't of r I IOlll9thlng MW and uclung. • Esper1'la "9'0.hied. bUt "°' *'"lal,. Picple lkillt ... dQl ., l .,... .......................... '° .. ,..°' .......... I f ~ ._ .._ i11t..t .. t&f'opm•I 11 ' rn • W.lr 11..,. or • .......... OM.••-t For mcn IDlcuall u at (Ml) 7IO HIL EOE i .............................................. COLLECTIBLES . BMW 9030 601 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiii '9 5 BMW 3181 a C PE Minton China 20 Rod Ian CO loaded AncHtral Seip edge, (t88A23) $20,995 56 pale••. mJnt cond Coale Meaa $1500 949-719·9018 Llncoln·Mercury GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage ale, determlne What items you wish to sell. Make sure everything Is clean and repaired. ~~ 642-5678 (714t 540·5830 •91 z.3 Auto, only 12,000 ml (B82339) $27,777 LEXUS MISS&ON VIEJO C949t 394·0084 CADllIAC 9040 '94 CONCOURS Cu st top, 28K ml, (3L Y5265) $22,888 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-0008 '93 CIVIC EX (949t384-0884 AT, moonrl, ml nt1---,,...~~.,,....,,..,,,_--(3CHB412) $91988 '95 SC 300 LEXUS OF Rally red ~ory llhr WESTMINSTER (02023t) $25.977 (7t4J 892·8908 MIS;t~"Nu:IEJO • '84 CIVIC 40 (949)384-0804 AC. PS, am-Im cass. --...,,9,,..0,,....,,E""s<"--=3-::0-:0~ (045685) $7994 Coate Meaa C a s h m e t • I v o r y , Llnooln·Mercury (138854) S24,744 f714) 540-5830 M1si1~xNu:1EJO ·95 ODYSSEY EX Van (049)384-0&84 Lo Lo ml, full equlp1--...,.,9~8~E~S~3:'."".0,,-0~- (02805;~EXUS$t 8,497 Full opt, Le>eus cert, MISSION VIEJO (142542) $28,987 , .. _,,.,. .. LEXUS. (G49 39..-v9 v 4 MISSION VIEJO '98 CIVIC LX Blue, 4 (949)384-0804 dr, great ahapell 1 4 ,200 mt, s 12.900. -8=u-y-:".'lt.-s=.~1~11~t.-:F::":"1=-nd:::-::1t:- Dy1 949-224·0833 or Clauffled. E11ea 949-944-6638 A Classified Special Section ! Antiques & Collectibles . · · Don 't miss this very special publicati.on! ~ will be featuring antique & collectibles specialists in and around your area (Orange & Los Angeks Cf!unties), ~dnesday, October 28, 1998! DO NOT MISS THIS.' . .. • ·JO M.Ondoy, October 19, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilqt TODAY'S CRoSSWORP PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIMSCH MERCEDES 9130 TOYOTA 9210 '81 300SD Turbo 01•••1 runs grea\I Muat •••I $5000. (949) 723-4824 •ee 4 "UNNll" ve. fully equip, clHn. (015409) $24,987 LllXUa MtSStON VtllJO Sell your car! PREVIOUS PUZZU: 80lV£0 AN WERS TO WEEKLY OIUOGF. QUIZ MERCURY (948)38...0884 9135 -...,.,9_8 __ C_AM_R_Y_L_ll __ 1 '83 S•ble LS 43k ml, Super clean, loaded. Jn firM seal, ~hat 1M:l1on dt1 vou take? llhr, bucket, PP S9500 " ObO 714•241•7050. AT, full pwr, mini (3RXA510) S14,588 L•XUS OF WESTMINSTl!R (7t4) 892·•.908 A • Thi 1$ 8 b.>rJerhne opening !ltd 195 SABLE as -acele\S and 1he club hon<>f\ 11re Loaded, am-Im cass, VANS 9225 1nadcqua1ely nlJardcd Thal j~ ol"lsel <524995> '6·995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1::-Coeta Mee• , somewhat by the cxcdlcnt mterme Llncoln·Mercury 84 DODGE 350 diates and the fal.!t tha1 you hold hoth (714) &40·5830 Beverly converalon ma1ors Since the nlu~cs and'rn1nus· •---------Van, Pwr, d ual air, ' I ,.I ... II II' '87 Mount•lneer 4D 67,900 ml. 1 owner, cs cance ou1, gel I le ua Ill ing co, prem aound. ABS records. 55900,obo. w11h an opening bid or one dhtmond (J12529) $21,887 949.759.3407 if JOU l'llay five-carJ maJor .. , other Costa M••• wise one heart Llncoln·M•rcurv (714) 540·5830 198 MYSTIQUE Loaded, auto, AC, VOLVO .. 9230 (714)642-5.678 Partner opens the bidtltng with one heart What do you respond? t&"t1~1 • Coeta Mesa Llncoln Mercury 714-540·5830 '90 700 Turbo Wagon, . . book•. non/smoker $9900 949·854·5174. VOLJl:SWACiEN 923 A • It mal.es no dtflcrcm:e wh<:lhcr you play four-or five card major -the correct ac1ion I\ 10 bid 1wo clubs. You do nOI make a lorcmg Jump rat)C of partner's opening o( one in a maJOr wi1hou1 four·c.irJ support 1f there is ony reai.nnahk altema11ve PLYMOUTH 9165 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil --------------•70 Bug 4·Spd-Afl1 '94 VOYAQER LE Loaded, 7 Pass, ABS. (179187) s l 0,994 FM Stereo, New Poln'...1..1,h---='====---'---------, Cost• Mesa Llncoln-Mercury (714) 540-5830 Runs Great. $2100/ 080 949·723·5169 "87 VW Qu•ntum Tan, tinted, auto. 4·dr, smogged. nice rldol s 1800. (949) 673-4596 Q 6 Neither vulnemhle. "' Snulh you hold: •A 6 S o A o A 1016 •A Q 5 3 2 PONTIAC 9170 '98 ORANDAM Like new.1. loaded, (5 t 8428) a 13,998 Coet• Mes• Llncoln·M•rcurv (714) 540·5830 '98 VW BEETLE Sports pkg, PW. (002305) $19,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)304-0884 HAMMER. TI1c bidding h:ld proceeded. Q 3 • Doth vulne1able, a~ South you SOUTll Wlo:ST NOllTH F'.AST hold: I+ Pol>.'> I<:? Pu~ ? MISC. AUTO 9245 TIME? • K 6 <:? A Q JO IJ 2 o A Q 7 6 5 • 8 What do you bid now? Your righl hand opponent opens the btddmg w11h one pa<le. What acllon do you take'! A • Partner') heart rc~pon!>c h.1~ done nothing 10 improve your hand but. wi1h four accs and a queen, any .re)p<>n)e should encourage you 10 move toward game foll partner about the strent:lh of your hold111g by rcvcrsmg w11h two J1amonth. PORSCHE 9175 'Q3 911SC 6cyt, 5spd. "A/C, llhr Int, p/w, am· rm stereo. cass, cc.. sun roof $14,900 849-875-4891 AUTOS/SEIZED CARS from $150. Jaguar, Corvello, Mercodes, BMW, Porsche, Honda, 4x4's, truck• and more. Local sales When you need o little work done around the house, look in the Pilot A • If you have some method of showing a two-witer. suc:h as a Michaels cue bid, 1h1s netlhcr s1rong nor weal.. hand i!. 1nappropna1e for that ac11on. Therefore, overcall two hearts. You cannot afford a 1.i~eout douhle hecau~ after a ltl..ely club re)ponse from partner, a red-suit bid by you will over..tate both the strcng1h of your holding and the qualt1y of the suil. Learn to be a better bridge~play u! Sub~ri~ now to the Goren ·Bridge Leiter by calling (800) 788- 1225 ror infonnalion. O r write to: TOYOTA 9210 '85 LE VAN Auto, A/C, atereo, CC, smog'd, orig own, grt cond. $2900. (714) 964-0152 lisllngs. Toll free 1 ·800-889·2282 ext.A-4000. (CAL*SCAN) Classified Is ..... CONVENIENT whether you're buy- ing, selling. or Ju•I tocking, classified has what you needl classifieds to find o good carpenter, electrician, plumber or handy mon. Q 4 • Both vulncrahle, ils Sourh you hold: Go~n Bridge teller, P.O. Box 4410, Chicngo. Ill. 60680. HOME, HEAL »I AND BuslNE~ ~ ........ ERVICE '95 4 RUNNER SR5 4X4, low miles, au10. (3MIV145) $19,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 882·880~ - CLASSIFIED 842·5878 . ___________ __, HEALTH, BEAUTY ______ ,CHILD CARE 3536 CONCRETE & 3618 •FITNESS 3740 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING, 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TAX SERVI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3 5 5 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PREP ARA TI 0 N 3 9 2 5 FIRE.WOOD DIRECTORY CdM Fun, loving and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Q r••t Firewood I CHUNG'S PAINTINQ Dan Dawson Plumbing ~iiiii.iiiii!!i!ii!i!~~~ --------•! lic'd home p/Vdrop-•CEMENT WORK• Order nowl $135/cord· 24Yr1 Exp-Ort Price! Apr, Rmdl, Replpe TAX PROBLEMS? Ins. Full lime 1/15/99 S tamped C oncrete $75/hall. Free delivery Guar Work-Free Est Drains 24hr 1vc. Exp'I Aud 11, n 0 n ·II I er. pre-reg. now. Infant/ Brlck/8lock/StonafTll• to drlvewayl 885-1432 PHEN+DIET su Al ~'S Llc.f375602 536-1534 gas 1y11am roplpes coUec&lon. I c•n toddlers 720.1939 L541656 546;81101 _________ Complete Medlul Prog -~~~ RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. L554722 646-6720 help! 949·673·8905 ADDITIONS ••JRO MASONRY•• FLOOR INSTALL s79/ Weight Lon Gtrdu.i11&flamlm1pt Palnling~nl/Eld House/Apt Expert Drain Cleanln9 BLOCK BRICK STONE REPAIRS 3620'"' ___ "'_o_. _M.d __ • i..c_t...s.•.d"' IAURtNtlSiprlnklm Ouallly job. Free est. & Plumbing Repair• TUTORING All 1ypes-Olly work! VIAGRA L11'56V897 038·8888 20yrs tKP All work guar. REMODELJNG 3410 CLEANING 3929 REBUILD or REMODEL SERVICES •Homes or Olhcts •Oualily Construction •Reasonably Priced •l.ocel Co. <1'636318 •Slophonaon Assoc. Call 714·844·5485 Est l730089 531·7843 Trt; rtrrtl/ul.Jllll'1ilbtt lk•'• Custom Palnllng Stev~ 545·8288 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8~!~:~~~:Yti~~a'~11: REcArN CoNS EIN 548·5801/Ni ~~:it.. ,~~·it.7·& g~~~Z, P~!~~"Tar1T~J'a~c, 3548 A TOUCH OF CLASS •--------- Cleaning. ROS/Comm CONTRACTORS Llc/BOl'ld. Free Est. GENERAL 3558 Terou 714-282· 7143 PEROO/tarpaVM/C Visa 1 Vism L-*703468 831-4810 physics. chem, 1os1 L708279 988-9590 prop (CBEST/ORE/ 80()..700-8 4 •t---------tROBERT ISBELL CO. SAT) Free Info. Jim lnl/Ext•Small Jobs OK Madia 714-547·MATH Decorallve Painting ll043SO 848·3008 f:I Ph~slcs Chem M•th 714·580-9828·Pager DRAIN J H S/H S/coll/edu II *Bright HCJuHcleanlng liLiiE~Wiii!i!IS~Ciioiinii•iitriiuiiciiUiioiin GARAGE MOVING 3834 ---------• European Proressionals. Romodel•Handyman R -----------iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CABINETS 3490 Bost In lownl Reis. Oarek L#704773 Local Res. DOO S 3678 C iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill ~&:..:G::;:r..:ac;.::•~71:.:4:;;·8:.::.57:.::-:.:264~7 • 714·5 5 7 .592 5• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC NOT I E B k & B I * •475 18 7 * The Calif, Public Ullll· Advanced Woodayaltms u c •t • room s *• · x * HOME 3756 ties Commission RE· ·Cu~1om Cablnotry· H o u s • c I o a n I n g i-0--------In o I u d • • h • u I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • F 1 di 11 1 RYWAI.L w y th QUIRES that all usod Kllchen•Bath •Ooors 'on Y· re ab e. • • • we• er Molding• • Mantels Kathy 723·4827 SERVICE 3584 strip, lnst•ll/t•x· ..---------. ~~~=~•ho~~lnlgot~~I~ l691650 71U 8 8 ·8 870 •VICKI'S CLEANING l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 845•5704 TIME TO BEGIN 1• P.U.C. Cal T number: We otter THE BEST Witthoeft Dryw•ll t---------YOUR HOME limos and chauffeurs BATHROOM REPlNISHING 3448 House'W1r1clow Cleaning. AU Phases• Sm/lg Jobs HANDY MAN 3710 prtnl their T.C.P. num· 10Yr1 Exp. Xlnt Reis Clean! Cleanl Cleanl1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IMPROVEMENT ber In all advert11e- V1ckl 714·8 88·0 385 2ovrs Exp Fair $/Fret est•' PROJECT? ments. 11 you have a lf400030 714·639-1447 •Home lmprvmnts• question about the le- kn1eger painting tesldential faux fl.nishlng wood restoratfon matthcw 548-5481 lie 740898 CLE'• .. ING Basics to SAT II/AP _.... Phya. PhD 557·3648 7 -DAYS/WEEK Sr. Otiun Ditcount 76Ml70 Licl1%7705 -- UPBOLSTUIMG 3931 Q I. Q UPHOLSTERY since '88 cusl. furn, upholsty, slip covers antique rpr 542-4612 Drywall, carpentry & Call a plumber, gahty of a mover, llmo------------t HERCULUC morel Small Jobs ok. palnler, handyman or ctiaufleur. call: PET WALL Li.) ELECTRICAL 3610 Gary • 645-5277 or any of the Hr· Public Ulllilles 1---------1 HOMF/fair Bal'1tu.'1 &q/JuiJ1g Reg~ze/R~~vrb1~h Por,s;e ain • tt>erRla') ~in (j • S weY~ C.ounler~ 645-7723 & • VllClllClft • aces • Homes Carpet • Aools • Blonds Wais • w~ And MUCll Mofe' ~IM -------tCOMPUTERS 3556 vices listed here In commission SERVICES 3870 ROOFING 3910 COVERINGS our directory! 714-558-4151 3932 CALL YOUR LOCAL SERVICES TODA YI -------- All Amer ican Movers Careful, curteoua & ---------Fu II Surprlzlngly PLASTER cheap! 549-0223 REPAIR 3880 Th• Strlpper Specializing In Wallpaper Removal L5889241 883·5037 We 0•1• should hang togolher. Slrlp, lns&all, edvlce to Iha crazy. L'735975 831·2111 z: Plug Into lhe CIOsslfled section lo fM servl08S from electriclons ond pllt'flb4WS lo IOndsc:OperS & polnltWS 642·5678 CLASSIFIED u·a the easy•t o- access, Information· packed marlcetplec• visited regularly • suc· cosafully • by all kinds or consumers. oHOME CViil>ER DECOR furniture ~ Acce~'-Ortes Showroom: Fountamc,,Stalul.., LOWEST RATES ------- ,, A BETTER MOVE" Pull S.rvlce Moving/Stonge Speciillla.lnt tn ....._ .... ,Offfo. Plaater/Stucc:o Patch -Serving So Ca 25yrs- L I c41' 326864 24Hra 714·554-7831 Plaater/Stucco Patch -Serving So Ca 25yr•· Llc4'3215864 24Hr• 714·554-7831 Al Typa ellleeft a~ • •eWcMW • c ••• .KW 548-0769 Have A Garage Sale! CARPBT CLEANING 3515 BASIC Carpet & Uphol. Cleaning. Alfordat>le eat1ma1e1 over 1M1 phonel 493-8 188 CERAMIC CQWVlt-~I • ~It Ol GllOU' 1\l!OllHG • INfUHO'fwU MG! CSTMTIHC. '3"' • AT 'IOVI IOI( Oa<lf llCl • Wlfl ti.~ "· W("1'(1SH 714·540·6344 l'Wwc-.J la Mdi-• 1-1 ta,. •s.dMn•:te • llnrirt • T~ .. • RqU • l"t•lf Sl'A • ·~La. • FU.. Nrtr Oraiiu • <- F IU. E EST/MA TF. 7 22 • 7 47 8 TILES 3528 CONCRETE & Leaky Shower• Rep'd MASONRY 3557 FENCES 3615 ~:~~~~~n&e!n 1~~·~:;~ Brick. Block, Siona, Tiie & DECKS &73·1065 or 846·8526 Cone:, Patio. Driveway liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiil Fptc, 000• Ref. 25Yr. ,.. Wood Peno•• * E11p, Ter"' S5'7·7 S04 · Repta~/Repalr Low$ Free hauling/Ht. llc:'d Advlnl!if Con11 174-UOt JUNK TO TH• DUMP (714-988·1882) AVAILAllL• TODAY •••·1882 The Community Market Place. Clau1fled 842·9•'7• Y•td Cln·up, Trim treelS, l'ledgH, palm trffa. Removal, New lewn/plant• 880-8502 I CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired c11lter off cu 25% or:i: Materialll • .bM! 25 dirferenl cojurt of d1mim1 & 100'1 0£ oth~r f .hri.:1! 35 ycau flE 9u.l:ty worl.t 1111J Cr•fl•manthip! Cull The Pilot Clussifieds ol 642-5676 to place your Garage Sole Ad! ' D11;hf Pilot ........ ~!,:........ .