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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-10-23 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CON\iYiUNmES SINCE 19011 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1991! _ 72 HOURS A quick look at the u1eekend ........ 1 In step: youth march from Costa Mesa City Hall to Triangle Square will take place from 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The march recognizes the efforts and accomphshments of local youth leaders. For more information, call (714) 838- 9991, extension 24. 2 Giddyup: Costa Mesa High School will pre- sent "Mustang Corral" from 5 to 11 p.m. today, 11 a.m. to 11 pm Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sun- day dt the school, 2650 ], Fairview Road The event will feature carmvdl rides, game booths, food and entertairunent. 3 Come one, come all: Pumpkins & Pancakes, an annudl fund-raiser, will be presented from 8:30 to 11 ;JO a.m Sund4y at Crystal Court C'hilaren can come in Halloween cos- tumes Admission is $20. For more information, call (714) 780-8733. 4 'Tis the season..-rhe Andersen Elementary School PTA l Joliday Boutique will be presented from 9 a.m. tq 6 p.m Sc:itur- day m the Phase Two Club- house.> V1Pw Homes, 1900 Port Carlow Place, Newp0rt Beach For more mforma-· bon. caU (949) 640-4090 or (949) 640-7017. 5 Paint the town: Family Arts Night will be pre- sented from 5 to 9 p.m. today a\ the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 Sttn Clemente Dnve, Newport Beach. Admission is free. For more mfonnat1on, call (949) 717-3870. 6 Bag o' treats: Decorate your O\vn little brown lrick·ot-treat bag at the Halloween shop on Level One at Bloommgdale's, 701 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. Reserva· tions are requested. For more information, call (949) 729-6816. Check it out The Newport Beoch Public linry has plenty of spooky books on the Shelve5 for Halloween. Set story, Page 2. Broodwoy star Lildo Ed.. wl perlonn at the Orange County Pirfcrming Arts Center's Founders Holl Thwsdoy through Od. 31. l'Ws _. other •ertisHllt ~Page 2. INDEX ClASSIAED ..... --.. -......... -.......... 13 DATIIOOK •. ···-·------.... -2 POUCE Fil.ES. ..._ ...... _ . . 2 PUBLIC NOTICES • .. .. -......... 12 srom ··--·· ... -... :.. ..... _ .... , WEATHER ,..,, dourJJ and '°' shoUld ""' for wrmirf snhlnt. s.,.2 • \ 'It's not a _ gang ••• It's like a . religion' • • Newport Harbor High member of Straivht Edge talks of misperceptions about his group. !Wt Plot NEWPORT BEACI I Bran- don 1s a senior at Newport Harbor High School He goes to church and he attends Bible study ses- sions regularly. H~'s also <1 mem- ber of a group known on campus as Straight Edge Straight Edge has bc-en Mound for many years .me;! has had mem- bers in other Newport-Mesa cam- puses. including Corona del Mar High School. The worst that one school' official could say about the group was that it is Mnoncon- formist. • A member of NOPX sends e-- mail to Daily ptlot saying the · media and public perception of the group Is wrong. Ex~erpts. see Page 8. But the group has attracted attention lately betause of activ1- hes by members of a group some Secondly, the group has no quar- have deemed its rival on the rels with NOFX. Newport Harbor campus -"It's not a gang,• he ~aid. ·1 NOFX didn't really jom. It's llk(• a reti- Brandon, w ho asked that his gion m its own sense. Most peo- last name not be used, takes pie who find thPmselve!> going offense to what he sees as a mis-into the Straight Edge feel them- perception about his group and selves going m a negabw direc- what it represents Fm>t of all, the tion, and they want to tum g roup is not a gang, he contends. I around.· 1 IJ dbo s<1ys it's unfair to corn· JMre thC' 10< ,l} members w1th a Utah 'group by th1• Sdmc ndm ~ lhdl reportPctly blew up a lur tdc:- lory as pctr I of an an until nghts protPst Another group wport1?dl}' hlr>w up d 1cDondld' rf>.,tdurunt •Just h.-c dUse one Christian dol'S '.)Otn<>thinq bad do1•;n•t rnf\dn c1ll Christ1dns c1re h<1cl,' hr> ..,,HCJ. ·Just _bN'dUSc they thd tl!dl in Utoh do(•.sn'I mean that all Straight Eclyr>rs dre hkl• thc.1t • In lht• 11H10s, retwlltng <19dl!l~t .societal stdndards olt•'n meant <1busmg drugs, se;icudl pronll' .. C\I· lly and O"-pousm~J Eastern n>h· g1ons. Tiw Strdtght EcigNs, howr ever. arr-prott>stmg this bauy boom11r legaC} by cspousmg a more cunservdlJ\•c life ;tylc that "tres.,1•s c1hstlnl'nce from drugs, aJc:ohol clnd prurm C llOUS c;ex But orw of tht gods ot thi> bahr hoomN ha found 11s w8~ into the s1rr11ght Edgi>r pantheon. roc:k 'n' roll. ur rnorC! spec:1f1c ally, punk re>< k The llilrne Stnught Edge was the tllle of c1 :.ong by a, imd-'80<. punk rock group. Mmor Thredt, Brnndon said. MThe music Pmphac;i..w inure posillvP rnPssugr> • not rrulitanl • Brandon Sd1d "Group todc1} smg SEE GANGS PAGE 8 Sullivan, Silvasp~· atforllin • The tncumbPn1 a_nd chaUenger for the 2nd District sup >rv1sor's seal di;:;cussed El Toro. Uw campaign · climdte and tel(~vised m eting . I COSTA !\IES \ -E\:eryom kno\\, Jtm Sil- va and IJ<iV(' Sull1\ ,m ctrt> dt ···pi~ ch>, 1<t~~~\Qll th~ El Toro dirport ts tll!, nnd a cand1dlltPs·Jt*iim m Costa Mt' tt on Thursclu} ... how d ht\ don t agree on much d £> t'tlher Sil\ lt and SullJ\'cHl urc vymg lur thl' :l.nd DJ lll<'l supen.•1sor cnt -a con- tentiou" race that could deternune tht> luture ot the El Toro Metj'im? Corps Au Stntwn Silvct mu"t wrn to nuuntdlfl the hoard"; 3-2 llldJOrll~ m tavor of the airport Sulh- \'<111 ht1s stJ1cl hQ supports llw alternc1lt> f\ hllenmuni Plan. Jim Silva MARC MARTIN/DAILY mOT Newpo rt Beach firefighter/p a rame dic Rob Be uch pauses at M ariners Park with his wile, Barbara, and their adopt- e d childre n, Billy, 2, and J ordie, 3. Be uch was named Newport Beach Firefighter of the Year. .\Jthounh the rnnch- dc1tes d1!>cw,..,f•d ttw cm· port di Thur..,dd) \ fornm lhev voKc<I Lheu .stands on · ts~ue.., rcrngmg from pubhc sah•ty to count} Chit'f E:wcullve { >ll1t l'T, .Jun M1ttermc1e1. The hour-lonq turum took the form of d dt l dh \\ ht>n th' c·ilmhd itl'.., ~ere clllo\\'e<l to H"'pond lo tol · low-up q uPsl1on ''Ith )lth!-1 ttl each other" vot- ing rt>nmb. Tough love · Newport firefighter and his wife adopt children born to drug-addicted mother: 'We want them to contribute to society' M,Pb Recently being named 1998 Fire- fighter of the Yetlf was an honorable distinction for Rob Beuch, but battling blazes d~sn't compatl? to what he has ciccomplished 111 his personal life. adopting two children whose mother was addicted to drugs They have spent countless hours leapmg through the legal hoops m order to call 2-year-old Billy and 3-year·old Jord1e their own The Btg Bt>ar Lake couple have been mamed !or 14 years and they said ther~ was no grt.>dter joy than the day they learned the two kid~ would be pa rt of. their laroily Beuch, d 4 1--year-olcl pd.Tamed1c with tho Newport Beach Fire and Mdnne Department, and his wife, Barbara. hdve made the ultimate sa.cnfice by "They arc our Whole We.• said the ldther. beammg. •The most simple " . 2 r ecreation groups seek common ground • Pair who dre pushing plan for Estdncia High stadium meet with panel that feels the.project would harm park. Ft 1-.1 <:11 ~~ COSTA MUSA -1Wo group • both wtth noble cau , came together Wcdm• day evening to st'<' il thoi;e cuuses wew compau- ble. stadium, wluch will border Pairvlew Pdrk, would disturb d el icate vcrndl pools and nearby wildlife. The city of Co ta Mesa has made consldcrabl«> headway tn the pa t year to unprove the park. Last ycdr the City Councll approved an ambitious S9 rrullion master pldn for the park thet included installing r trooms, hmlclin9 bike trails and restoring habitat. The park ha been d ig- nate<i for •pa ive u . • things like holding·lht!!n hi.ls been vt•rv en1oyable Any p~rent know!> wh<tt we are tdllung Cl bout.· The couple's nlttrnd<Jl' sucv1vt><.l ii rocky begmrung. First lht>y 1ecp1ved the crushing nl!ws that H11rhara couldn't bedr children. Them "'as a "t<1\' ol h ope" for them when the}' tnecl in vitro fcrt.tlization in 1988 but 11 lt1iled They turned to otlwr alternaltVt.'s, SEE ADOPT PAGE 8~ I The pdtr helded qt11~s. t10ns from Dd1ly Ptlot Edi- tor W1lh11111 Lol><.lPll and 't>w!>Ct>ntt>r.l , nchtir Vtllc>ne M1tchell, "ilh t >r, ng • County Outlook host Ch<u kv \\tbon. modN<ttlng. Dunng the record('d fonun spon,or d bv MPthaOnP, the Co,tc1 h•~ct hcnnhct of Com- nwrn', Snuth1•rn c, hlorma Ellison and lht• Oa1- )\: P1lo1 --Sulhvan .... t1" Pd his um>ort for op n go-.:t'rn111t•nt, H'spon 1hlt'! development and SEE DEBATE PAGE 8 The Fa1rv1ew Park C1ti1cn' Comrruttc mVlted Jun Scott .Sr. and Jim Scott Jr. to pruscnt their plan for a football st11.chum at l!sttmc:ia l liuh School. Some com· nutt members had cone rn th The Scotts are Eagle Scouts who have volunteered to bring their ·vi ion of a 50·yard swun· mmg poal' to Co ta Mesa HI~ School and a 2,SOO·!i ot stadium to -Es ta n cia ll ig h Sch ool SEE PARK MGI 1 .. Jim S<'ott r. and blil son met with f alnie\\ Ptark .com mitt b&U 1a.Mth1111 at Eatanda High School. '• . . ' t .• • 2 Friday, October 23, 1998 date book Newport Beach/Cosio f'J.esa DoUy P CHECK II OUI f ang-tastic fun for . a/rightful eve Grover Mitchell tokes the Count Basie Orchestra back to original iazz sounds I f you're not yet .111 the spirit child-tested cooking adventures tor ghostly g~es and ghastly m •Tue Little Witch's Black gwses. head to a Newport Magic Cookbook." Wntten for library. Along with ~cary stories children too young to use the for boys and ghouls, there arc stove or sharp k.ntves, this recipe books that will help with c8Ning collection includes such seasonal pumpklns, creatmg costumes brews as Ghost Floats and Grape • and Lemonaches. under-For slightly older aspinng standing drtlSts, Lee J. Ames "Draw 50" Halloween senes feature:. a step-by-step lore method for-OraWUlg creepy crea- For the tures. Check out "Draw 50 Mon- littlest sters" to create such frightening skeletons, characters as Frankenstein and "Pumpkin ~Uriah Creep Tum to "Draw 50 Faces" Beasties• to illustrate such things features that go bump m the rught as Gar mad, c:ad and silly expressions. Goyle and Eye Gore. While the family cutup can get Readers interested in fnghtful ideas for creating faces on a sea-films may en1oy selections from sonal squash, tot.; will enjoy the "Monsters Senes • Featuring reading this glow-m-the-dark such titles as "The Mummy" and picture book after holding each "Dracula,• each slim volume 15 pag~ under a bnght light adapted Several lilt-th~-flap picture from a books P.rOVlde interactive treats scary STACY 8aowN-MAJm~15 r ~fld 0 he Count Basie Orchestra has gotten back to its roots and will be in full swing under the. d.uecuon of leader Grover Mitchell on Sunday at the Performing Arts Center. Mitchell, a trombone play- er, has been with .the orches- tra off and on since 1962. He left the band in 1984 when Basie died because he • dtd.n 't want any part of W without its leader He then pursued other musical avenues. Thad Jones took over the band after Basie's death, then the reins were passed to Frank Foster when Jones died . Foster was the leader of the band for nine years. • • tor trickster.. In ·corduroy's Hal-; screen- loween," a favont<> bear pi cks a play or a pumpkm and hobs for apples to mobon celebrate AU Hallows Eve. In picture "Tuck or Eeek!," a cast of gob-from the "l ~uess the powers that be didn't like the d.itection' lhe b~nd was going funder Fos- ter)," Mitchell, 68, said. "And so they came to me. It is the onJy job l would have taken to come back." . Under Mitchejl's direction and leadership for the past 3 112 years, the Orchestra has gotten back to its jazz roots. The Count Basie Orchestra, which has been around since 1935, bas seen many changes-and band leaders -over the years. But the orchestra ts back with leader Grover Mitchell. who bu lead the band back to lts roots, undoing experimental sounds and redoing the rhythm section. hns presents spooky nddles chtl-horror dren can shdre with fnends. Kids dqes q and up cdn ge~~ escap<> mto horror and revenge Wlth ·scary Stones to Tell m the All Souls, and Hallowee;"~~~s Dark From tales ot lovers who return from the dead to skeletons a more cerebral appr0ach to fall who roam the edfth. there's a eelebrabons Along with back- ~cory to pro-ground about the cultural and , okt> '>pine-religious significance of autum- tmgling chills nal events and symbols, this m every book mcludes Ul.Structions for rea~r m th1" making spooky lanterns and folklore col· mobiles. lecbon For many celebrants, asswn- Grown-mg a different identity is the ups and kids most important part of Hal- dhke Cdll fQween. For the challenge, find appreciate more than 50 creative projects m "The Man "Dazzlmg DisguLc:;es and Clever Who Tnckc•d Costumes,• an illusp-ated guide a Ghost," a llvPly retellmg of an that will help children become ancient C'hmese folk tale by I dJlything from a ghoul to a movie Newbery Honor author Laurence star to a mad soentist on Fnday Yep Brought to We hy Isadore night Seltzer's daulmg drawings, this ------------ IS a ghost story for aJI seasons. Boys and guls redd~to ven- ture into the kitchen will lmd • CHECK rT OVT 1s wntten bv the staff of the N~wport Beach Pubfic Library This week's column 1s by Linda Kline. "l know what the band is supposed to sound like," Mitchell said. "I am not trying to restore the original sound -because I never really can -but I know the style of music and I know what I am doing with the band." Mitchell said when he took over leade rship from Foster, he "undid the experimental and red1a the rhythm sec- tion." Mitchell started playing music when he was a 12-year- old in Pltlsburgh. "I wanted to play the trum- pet/ he said uBvt the music teacher said they were d1.l out of trumpets. He told me I had long anns so here's a trom- bone And 1t 1ust worked out • He hds had a long career in m + WI-. Orange County Perfo(ming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa + WHEN: 4 p.m. Sunday + HOW MUCH: S24 to S45 • PllO• Tickets: (714) 740-7878; Information: (714) 556-AATS music and the people he's worked with is like a who's who list -Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Quincy Jones, Hen·- ry Mancini. He worked as a musician in Hollywood, doing music for films like "Lady Sings the Blues: ·sex and the Single Girl." "Made m Paris" and en ,. others. He also did music for the Academy Awards four ti.mes and for the Grammy's so many times he can't remember. But last year he played a different role at the Gram.my's -that of a winner. The Count Basie Orchestra won best large jazz ensemble for the album "Llve at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild.• •All bands have peaks and valleys,• Mitchell said. "But we ·are very strong now.• The current band, which Mitchell calls the new testa- ment, ts made up of 19 play- ers -a singer, 17 band mem- lkrs and Mitchell. Seven of the 19 are "old testament" members who played under Basie. Other "old testament" players included such leg- endary names as Lester es Young, saxophone; Dicld Wells, trombone; Billie Holi- day, singer; Jo"'Jones, drums; and Freddy Green, guitar. Under Mitchell, the •new• band is traveling and getting praise from critics all over the world. It has performed in Russia, Japan, and frequently performs m European coun- tnes. Three weeks after its Orange County performance the band will play for music lovers in Austria. "It is definitely an interna- tional act," Mitchell said. The Orchestra kicks off . The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center's Master of Jazz Series. Sunday's perfor- mance will honor jazz radio personality Chuck Niles of KLON, who recently celebrat- ed hls ?0th birthd<Jy and was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of· Fame. . Broadway star Linda Eder, who got her big break on 'Star Search,' brings her striking voice to Founders Hall Kil.IY FLYNN E ven though she's about 6 feet tall and beauti{ul, the most strikmg thing about Linda Eder is her voice Rich, smooth dJld powerful, Eder's vocal talents have helped her take Broadway by stor:m. · Her perfe<!t pipes fltSt dazzled Orange County audiences dunng the pre-Broadway run of the musical •Jekyll & Hyde• at the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center m 1996 Now tho~ poor souls who missed her the first urne around will get a sec- ond chance to revel in her ma1estic song styling Thursday through Oct. 31 when she dppedrs m The Center's Founden. Hall d r)llrt of the 1998-1999 Cabaret Club Scm•'~.. · Eder said she 1 glad to return to The Center. She has fond memories of her hrst VlSit, playing the doomed prostitute Lucy in the hil musical by Frank Wild- hom and Leslie Bncusse. •1loved1l," she ~cud. •It was the fust big stop on the tour, dnd the audiences were mered.Ible • " When the production hit Broadway, Eder's touchjng performance and phe- nomenal voice won over audiences and Fll UNOAEDER • WHERE: Orange County Performing Arts Center's Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive; Costa Mesa + WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Oct. 31 + HOW MUCH: S42 + PHONE: (714) 556- ARTS + WEB SITE: www.ocartsnet. org/ocpac cnbcs alike. It wes a·sweet VlCtory for the native of Brainard, Minnesota The daughter of an Austrian father and a Norwegian mother who umrugrated to the Uruted States shortly before her birth, Eder grew up a tomboy who har- bored a secret love of the standards. Despite her phenomenal Broadwa.f .... success, Eder's no stranger to small cfob BEADfRS t:tQTUHf news stoflet.. 1flustr1t1oru. edrto- nil matter Of ~rsements (949) 642~6086 Record your commenu about h«etn can be reproduced with- the Daily Pilot or news tips , out written p«mission of copy· right owner VOL. 92, NO. 252 A~QBfSS . HQW IQ BfAQULS concerts. •I cut my teeth playing in night- dubs, • she sa.id. Her career started when she was 16 with a two-week club date in her hometown. Following that succelSful engage- ment, she and pianist Paul Todd embarked on a six-year tour of the cocktail arcuit. Audiences quickly embraced. her for her confident mas- tery of the stan- Unda Eder ' dardi. When her auodation with 1bdd ended, she began working with :Jeremy Roberts, who serves as her mUlical director to this day. Her big break came with a success- ful 12-week run on the teJeviSion show •star Search." The syndicated talent competition was an unusual but invalu- able experience. • "The competition ~ was wetrd. • WEATHER TEMPERATURES 15 knots by the Balboa afternoon. 76159 she said . ·rd never done that before. But I never lost. so I never had to go through that. And I made great friends." Eder is the first to admit that •1 might not be where I am today if I dld· n't go on that show.• During her three.month stiht she was introduced to composer Wild.horn, who was just beginning to stage •Jekyll & Hyde." Wild.horn was impressed with her talents and quickly cast her in the role of Lucy. Her ongoing association with Wild.horn has led her to assist in the creation of the musicals "The Scar- let Pimpernel" and "The Civil wa:r: Eder describes the latter piece u •not really a musical, but more of a cross between musical theater and a concert.• The creative team behind this mas· sive undertaking is made up of Civil War butts and they attempt to capture the passion and spirit behind the con- flict that tore the nation apart. The actors portray a number of different roles, each of which serves as a kind of Civil War archetype. "For example, I play 8 nurse who represents all nurses,• Eder said. Just prior to her Center engagement, Eder bas been in Houston, working on SU IF· POLICE Our surf is on ·the up COSTA MESA f ILES and up! We should • an.tol Street. 1Wo wallets and ~r contents worth $12S were stolen from a store in the 3300 blodt . •• ... ..... ... :· . • t • Our address Is 330 w Bay St • have nice. peaky, Costa Mesa. uhf 92627. Orculation Corona del Mar Tl>ES waist· to shoulder-• 11risto1 Street: A brlekaM, wallet 1nd an electrlc ~ 75159 TODAY ~. THOMAS H. JOHNSOH. The Times Orange County worth S690 ..wre ~ from 1 car 1n the 300 bkxk. Publisher CORRECTIONS (800) 252 9141 Costa Mesa First low high sets through· • twtNw ~A )adet WOCih SU was st°'9n from a cii. wtWAM LOllOf.U.. It is the Pilot's pohcy to prompt· Adwftlslng 7SIS8 436a m. 2.1 Out the day. The EdltOf ly co<rect all errors of subrutna OaSMfled (949) 642-5678 Newport Beach First high In the 2900 blodc. • Pleaw c.all (714) 574-4233 swell is out of the • ... wport ......,wd; AboYt S 150 Wti stolen from I ~ STEVE MAMl.E. Display (949) 642 .... 321 76159 10~48 a.m. . 5.3 MaNCJ1"9 Edrtor rn Editorial Second low southwest every l l In the 2600 block. • Newport Coan • TWA 90AGAnA. The Newport Beactveosu Mesa News (714) 540 1224 75159 5:54 pm. 0.5 seconds, and we also • 11'h ,._.: About S2,000 w.s stolen from 1 home In the JOCr. 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LY'NH ISO&.A. only are ava.I..,.. by !NII for Tlmes Community H1Wt.. CdM 3-6 s Second low MW ~w.fl todfy • s 10 per month. Second N9 • • ..,.. c.n.I· A spare tire Ind Its mounting worth S700 Wlf'C Oisplay~ng PQSt9 paid at COSta Mesa. CA. 1 llfMI Mtn'or CDmpany w 6:~pm. 0.7 from 150 to 160 AIOYOlmNG. (Pri<* include ah applt<_.. 80.ATIWG S«ond high stolen from I CM In the JOO bk>dt. ' Oassifitid AcMartislng st.tte and local \Mes ) POS TMAS ~G~ Easterly morning 11:17 • m. S.1 degrees Waves • leil ........ Drtw: A ftathllght Ind two botttes of~ I.MA JOMllllON. TtR 5f-nd addres& <hinges to ~tandCCO ~at 10 llnotJ should be a bit more worth s 125 WW. stolefi from • home In the first~ Promotlcw The Newpon BNcM:osu MeM Ndtd\ • KencW, bt<omlng west to WA'ml ~lybythe • 41'ft "'9.t: A Mt of Chedts wonh S40 w.s ICDlln from a ~SMAH. ~ ly P11°'9 PO Boa 1S60, Con.a Vice Pr~. Gefleral ~ O*f f1nan<W Off1<ef Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright No OIM ~ CN Al 'Wlli ._....., ~etlto 19151\W: 6S WMkend. mlflbox In the 100 bAoc*. I j 1 lolQ • ~~ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot • Friday, Ock>Oer 23, 1998 3 Turning 50 makes you feel County fair boar.d invites / people to 'Join the Rush' philosophical and stiff in joints ~Pb rush for the bluP. nbboo or get an adrenaline rush fro..xn high· What do Tom Fuentes, the Bdlboa Bay Club and the mayor of Costa Mesa all have in com- mcm? lick tick tick tick, buzzzzzz. Tune's up. We're all tutning 50. . For me, Sunday is the day. Thlth be told, I think all this fr~tting and hand-wringing abov.t getting old is overdone: I'm not ecstatic over it, but I'm not stressed out either. There are at least a hundred t:liches and pithy sayings that come to mind~ ·xou're only as old. as you ... " so fofth and so on. But as with most old saws, th~re i.s a mPasure of truth in I them. Getting older is as naturdl as· breathing in and breathing out, and we start doing both from th~ instant we're born. Tempus 2 fugit from day one. It's just that it ' s~ms to fugit a lot faster the old· • er•you get. So relax. Worse i lhfugs could happen. There are a a few reminders I could do with-. 1 -04t, though. : •For the male of the species, : there is the "sir" business, of ! course. It generally starts in your .. late 30s. "Have a great day, Slf." ; ti Are you ready to order. sir?" ~ •Need any help gettJ.ng these out ' to the car, su?· l No, I don't, you little brat, and get your hand off the cart. ! Yo\11\9 people who are histori- : cally challenged can also make ' you flinch. A few years ago, an .. intern at City Hall (funny how · = that word catches your ear now, ~ isn't it?) said, ·Mr Mayor. you • were in the service weren't you?" • "Right,." I said, proudly. "I was i an Air Force officer." "That would have been, what -the Korean War?· he asked. C When I picked my jaw up off 2 the Door, I realized he was qwte I serious. "Uh, no,• I said, fighting off the temptation to chmb across the desk, grab rum by the tie and t· remind him that I was 6 years old I when the Korean W~r ended. • The one part that does get me I down, though, IS the stiff Joints, also known as •them bones, I I ' ' I I I! •j I I I i I I I I I I I I COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buffa · them bones, them dry bones.• Having to double-pump to get up from the couch is a drag. lf you're at a party with a drink in one hand and a plate in the oth- er, forget it. You're going , nowhere. You have to wait until no one's around and then do Ulis violent, contorted dance until you can get one hand behlnd you and push -hard. When I get out of bed m the morning, r hold my arms out from my s1des and walk in Uus strange, stiff-kneed waddle until I loosen up. It's like Sasquatch with a really bad sunburn. If 1 dnve for more than two hours between stops, ll takes me about two minutes to regdin my full height. I shuine dround the car like Quasimodo, reachmg up to slide my card m the pump Peo- ple around me are contused when they look ovt>r and see a 6- f oot-tall guy gettlnq m the car the old man came m But let's get scnous. We need some reliable ms19hts, some real answers What do the sages and wnters and phtlo'iophers of the world, pdst and present, have to say about this business of gettlng- old? Here are a few. Some of lhe adthors are fdJTUIJctr, some not, Let's start with the Scott Brosius of wnters, William Shakespeare. "Golden lads and girls all must, as chimney sweepers, come to dust.• • From Victor Hugo: •forty is the old age of youth. Fifty is the youth of old age.• OK. I can live With that. From Juan Montalvo: •01d age is an island surrounded by death." Great, thanks Juan. Now I feel •better. From William Feather: •A man of 50 looks as old as Santa Claus to a girl of 20. • Just what I need, Bill. Have you met Juari Montalvo? I think you two would really hit it off. You could hang out and depress each other. From William Cowper; "He that has seen both sides of 50 has lived to little purpose. if he has no other views of the world than he had when he was much younger." I'm clean there, William. I have a much different view of We now than I did then. I used to thmk everything was a joke. Is your name really Cowper by the Wdy? From John Donne: "No Spring, nor Summer beauty hath such grace, As I have seen in one Autwnnal face " I like that, John. It dlmost makes me forgive you for the length of •Paradise Lost.• · From Bill Vaug~: ·one trou- ble with groWUlg oiier is that it gets progressively tougher to fmd a famous figure who didrl't amount to much when be was your age," I like that one a lot Finally, a line from Bernard Baruch jumped out at me: "Old age is always 15 years older than I am." Thal is, almost verbatim, the conclusion some friends and I reached in a di.scussion about turning 50 1ust a few days ago lt really lS true. A 15-year-old thinks 30 is over the hill. A 30- year-old thinks 45 is nuddle age. A 45~year-old thinks 60 is retire- ment age. A 60-year-old thinks 75 is elderly And a 75-year-old thinks 90 lS 1ust plain old. Perhaps the truest line is one of the.most worn. It's all a ques- tion of mind over matter. II you don't nund, 1t doesn't matter. ,I·gotta go. • PETER BUFFA ts the mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears Fridays E· mail him at Ptr840AOL.com • FAIRGROUNDS The Orange County Fair board ol directors are gwmg residents plenty of tune to • Jom the Rush· for next year's fair. At its monthly meeting Thursday, the board announced the theme, pnces and dates of the 107th Orange County Fair. The Join the Ru~h theme plays off the state's sesquicentennial, or 150th anniversary, of the Cahlorrua gold rush. The theme also celebrdtes the 50 years the fcli.r has been held m Costa Mesa. Fmally, the theme will emphas12e that the fair is only held for 17 days. Leaving people little time to speed Cdrruval ndes. • Next year'l> fair, which will be held July g to 25, will fea- ture d.n area where Visitors can pan for gold, a rush zone for thrill seekers, and golden oldies music. Agncultural attracllons such as wheat and com -gold~n grains -dlso' will ddd to thP theme. Adnuc;s1on pnce.s for next year's fair will remain unchanged, the board dead-. (•d. GPncral ddm1ssion has been $6 since 1993. HWe're pleased to retain the same price stn1cture we've had m past years,· said board Pres- ident Errulv Sanford. ·we feel the fau 15 an outstanding tdllli- ly value.· , house to liome @8tvtt-P~· specializing in custom embellishments for your home ... ·:-..-.·~ · • \\rmdow Treatments .. ,R:>'~--·~~~· ·"-' •Slipcovers ,_ 4<.v...' • Pillow ." ~~ •Bedding & More •collage eclectil-style lurnishings • line gifts • Decorating Services Available 1720 San ca Ana Ave., Cosca Mesa ,\\on -Sar (949) 645-9140 9:30to4:00 Come celebrate with us! Our.Ruby Anniversary Enjoy an opportunity to do ome early Holiday Shopping .. Up .to 40% Off on merchandise now in tock And a Special Showing of a Fin~ Ruby Jewelry ~ollection , now through November 4th Come early for the be t· selection 4 • " ... CHARLES H:~BARR . . 1803 Westcliff Drivet Newport Beach, CA 92660 (949) 642-3310 Fax (949) 646-0664 • '. . . I 4 Mdoy, ~23 1998 ~ ll:Jnseen pleasures of th;e sea· A •Group$ plan to take 150 ing about 15 people out on his 40· live IIUlitc will follow th~ sail. 1 • . • • • • foot wooden ketch named Fair •The Amencan Legion tS pn- 6 blind ~op le sciiling this Wind Sighted people are paired marily a avic-mmded organization, ,~ weekend in eighth annual with .the blind, allow;111g the VJsu-so th.i.!> is sharing and giving back to 1! ally lDlpalred to actively partm-the community the wonderful ~! Ne\Vl)Qrt Harbor event. pate in sailing the boats. things they give to us," Berrovitz 1j •1 put them nght at the said. •it's stri~ altruistic-w e do • J 11T::R R'-Cl..ANI> wheel.• Bercov1tz said. ""Their 1t because it's a nice thi.rtg to do.• a other senses are no better than He said one of the biggest bene-~ Dolf Plot ours, they JUSt pay attention " fits of partkipating in the event is z NEWPORT BEACI I -About Bonnie Gibson, who is co-coor-the looks on the faces of the pas-" 21 150 blind people lhls weekend dmating the event, said the trip sengers as they take the hebn of the 2: will be able to experience the was arranged by three Orange boat, feel the wind on their cheeks a thrill of sdiling in the eighth annu-County social organizations for and hear the flap of the sails. 2 al Sail for th~ Visudlly Impaired. the blind: New Visions, Blind "The rewards in.your heart are ~ The event, sponsored by the Ambibon and Chd.tnpions Mem-just unbelievable," he said. 3. Newport Beach Women's Offshore bers of the Braille Institute, Cali-Gibson agreed . ~ Racing and Sdiling Association fornia Council 'for the Blind and •sharing the sport we love 3 dnd hosted by the Amenccrn the National Federation of th~ with someone chsabled reininds 3. U>gion Yacht C1ub and Amencan Blind also will be on board. us how fortunate we. are to have 3' Legion Post 291, will take place The day will begin with a fuli use of our vision and how • from iO a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday brunch at the Amencan Legiou what we take for· granted could ! and will include up to 25 boats patio, 21~ 15th St People will start suddenly be changed by blind- 4 • • 5 from Newport Harbot and beyond. . boarding the boats at noon, and ness," she said. •our guests' Skipper Tun Bercovitz, one of the sail is expected to lac;t until 2 or enjoyment of the day provides us the event organizers, Will be tak-3 p.m. A reception with food and with a different view of sailing.~ 5 Llthuania honors Cox for his ·support R'ep. Christopher Cox (R- NewpMt Beclch) rece1ved the Baltic nation's highest award for n livil)g foreign leade r from Lithuanian President Vdldas •\damkus on Thursdaf. In 1991, as Lithuania revolted dgainst Moscow, Cox traveled to Russia to dellver a speech -in the Russian language he learned 1n college advocating L1thua01an freedom. Prev1ousl}, despite being barred from Soviet-controlled Lithuania by a vote of the Supreme Soviet in Moscow in 1990, Cox traveled to Vilnius, Lithuania, to help focus interna- tional press attention on violent Soviet crackdowns there. He also pushed for press freedom in Lithuania, was an early supporter of U.S. recogni- tion of the new Lithuanian gov- ernment, and encouraged human rights advocates in Moscow to oppose their govern- ment's oppression of tlj inde- pendent Baltic state. Most recently. Cox called on Russia to formally repudiate the HiUer-Stalln pact, which robbed the Baltics of their indepen- dence. According to Cox's Washing- ton, D.C., office, the award is the highest honor that can be given by the Republic of Lithuania to a living noncitizen. Loper Resources ,,. "Consulting for the Workplace" • Drug testing -Policy and Procedures .. • Train~ng Supervisors -Improve Employee Rel~t\5ms. • Troubled Employees. .. (949) 644-9926 Fax (949) 644-9456 ~~WPOJi)' LOBSTER•LICIOUS \" RIB . They're Back! Co •_ ~ Come get em while we got em -MP P.. ~ .,.. cause we can't always get em! r .. 2000 NEWPORT BLVD.• (949) 631-2110 Our Move to 2196 Harbor Blvd. (the old Sizzler) will happen in December ••. 1998 Chronic Bronchitis, Pnt'umonla ·Patty • · · In 1Cl92 I me <lown Wlth a 1>mut w .. ~u..~n. I wt-nt to~ a doctot', who pre!ICnbl!J an anhbi.ohc, 1 cough ~mn,, 110mtthing to allow ow to ''"'P· .anJ n.u1l •ri:•>' Aftff fuur Wt."l'l.s of ttu~ lht'fapy. withOl.lt any improvement, I wmt to"'«' my fint acupunctun t He pre9C?tbed a v.rtl'ty of~ wh1<h l took f<>r four wtth, but with no~ ult5. l a\$o went ltl Kai r. whl:ft' lhC")' gave me rredN'lM>M. antibiotla>, an mh.1ll"r. anJ tlw I~ K'"-" c>n "'• w('(·lu, 14ill'f nothlni; By thu. tinw, I wn •t•nlllg to whl't'.re •nd Nia d1ff1l-urty btt.Jtlurut. I retumtd to Kaller •nd "''" Jtll~n more Jrug~ rn._ time, they admitted mt'. I wa•, ~on my tw,·Uth dOC't<>r, who, aft ·r t(5hnK ~. q1d l lUd aUt'l'gles md pr,.,..;nti.J more drui;> and nwJ..:atiN\t. ftn.1llv. m May, <•f 1~1. I •h>rrN t>n"athmg "flit' p41mned1C!I came to my houw and n'VlllN me l wo aJuutt ~to Doctor·~ H(Jj,pital. When I nogamal .on,c1oosn~~.) !l.IW TV tub.!!. 111 UH'f mv arm My body feh 11}.r 11 Nd ~n run ovrr by two anny truc.U I wu discharged th.lt ~und.ay with• tull l•'lolll vf druit• .uiJ mt-d1c•li<>ru Oiif. wttk l•tf'I", I te'<nh' a bill from tht' hosptt.tl~lt.'f Slt.tXXJ for tht' 5b houn I stayed. I thuu~ht th.It t}w pu.inwd1C11 w .. ,,. going tv h.ivc to «•me out to tart my h~rt agam 1 tht-n lwal\I •bo."11 •Or liw•nr,. whu • rn.-'•""lM'' of Lhine<oe rnt'd1ruw, anJ r w.-nt to him He wu Joctor numbfT 17. fie tttAmi ""'With hcrbt •n<l ,1<'\•run,1u~ My r.1~ Wh~ "('f1Q\J\ lNt two&u~t'\ttod r-a tudt'lll of hi,, Dr. Toog lhAt °"'"~ m~ht, 1 Mw Dr Tong on cab~ tdev1 ion I W<'l'll to consult with Dr long oneo di), bnnging ak>ng a b<>"l of Jru~ lie JU t 'hl>l•k ha h«-ad &nd Yid, *Whtn I 1m lhrough with ycl\I, you won· 1 rw1:.J •nv t>I th !-14!" unh•rtuNllly. ilUpUnl1UJ'C llt>nt! IS not enough. It c1noot do WNI the Or Tt>11$ ~ '""~ tluns do Alttr •bout lt't1tt'Ntmtn~.I5Ul'\N fttli.ng 0111t-th1ng l h.1d not kh u'l lwol yrar. lift w1' •t.lrtmg to rnme baclt into my body IM 'ltlllM'S gnt t>tttc-r •nd my lun~ tartl'd lmpt'OVU1g W11h1n tw11 monlh\, I w•• .il:>lt lo rt-duceo .tfl my rned1cllR>n~. tndudmg thr ll'rrni.fs Common Cold, Chnt, Back Pain · Ml'lrllirr I w11nt 111 ll't you kn<iw how gf.lltful 1-.tm for 1nlf0duclng me to yoor m.lg1wt~ Whtn I w"' \n the ofhn• ta•t fnd.ty, I wa• t!ltJ>el'l~ng dl...,~•mfl>ri with• "l>I\' thnlllt Arid ,he.I, <Ind luwt-r bad. pam. The M'l<I d.iy, I wC>tt tht1 magnt·lfl .111 J1y wh1lf' Juing rrran<I• By t'vcmng. my ~Jre 11m .. 1 w•' 8Q111'. mv ch•"' lt>lt norm.al, •nd lhc lower batl. p.iin hid \ljp'Hhuntly dl't l't"Htd Wh<•n wr h!"il l•lk1.J oll't>Ut tht• magm·t~. I'll adnul, I WH a bil 1ktptiC11l anJ cun.vrrwJ al>oot the co~t 1 lowtver. now that I h.avr e-~ri·nencl'J f1~th.lnd noh1·( w1lh1>ut t.dk•nf! •ny mtdlc1WM, I think lh11 thW'•PY is a mulh fa,~tl'f 1tnd ,.fer w.iy for tlw OOJy to hNI ltl<'IE, n.llur•lly, with ma~nl1!1 11\•nk yr•u II(} muth for .. 11"nng lhi Vi1luabk• 1nflll'1~\tbon vi.th me CArpiil Timntl 51p1drotnl' Patitnts of pt'9ple with weak gnp <1trength llf\.' n4'\"\Jcd to p.lrt1llpate tn 11 n~arch tudy conducted bv 1 f:un·· 1ong, a p11!ml>d .,tudcnl at UCLA P..-tiap.lnl will undl·rgo HJ free treatm•·nts <wer the course of~ to 4 Wl"C C.rip lrt·ngth and pain will be morutored dunng thi penod • . • ' Por mort' 1nform•lu111, II (714) ~so.;TONC, OaytJme> t>r (JIO) 209-2.';75, fven mg Harbor Plaza 2790 HarbOr Blvd., Ste. JOO (.at I farbor/ Adams) Co ta Mesa, CA 92626 714 5 TONG • 714 556- 1 ' OCHn View Medical Center 67.5 Cami no de Los Mares, Ste. 400 San Clemente, CA 92613 u.IJij dotlae9 hangen to make hls point, magician Bob Markwood and student Thang Plum. It. tell flftb-graden at Davis Elementary in Costa Mesa to n.ot get "bung up" on dnlgl. Markwood's performance ceJebrates Red Ribbon Week and he used students, teachen and llluiom to urge children stay a way from drugs. WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FO R ... •:1~1StJ~11 • OUR MEALS A RE A T RI P TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR MO~U: TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZ£ .CHI I& C E SEOME ETTE P:ud AdvcniS<:mcm Then There Were Six .... The number of independent pharmacies in Cosca Mesa is dwindl ing. Norrh Drug is rhe latest co fuJI viaim co che notion char bigger is better. College Pham1acy .. dcablished in . 1962 by Dr. Gary Dreyfus ~d Jay Delancy, is. one of the 6 remaining. Currently owned and operated, since 1978, by longtime Cosca Mesa roidcnt . Dr. Karl Spinner College Ph;umacy welcomes the customers of North Drug and all of Co ca Mesa co allow us ro supply cheir prescription needs. Ca--no:n IMAGE STABILIZER ~I I ·I I BINOCULARS Remarkably compact and lightweight, the 1 Ox30 IS deliv•s: the benefits' of Canon's refined ond a<tive ~ staltautioL •Doub/el Field flollener for shorp, drstortionfrefl images ftom fKige to ftdge •Canon's Super Spectra multr<ooting for supertor contrast canon 10x301S Cl! c ,, ,, c: c; College Pharmacy provides fast, accurate prescription service, accepts most imurancc cards and offers deliv.cry service. They specialize in home health care and hard co find items. They arc located in the Costa Mesa Medical Building on Fair Dr. ac Harbor. • Water resistant non-slip rvbber cooring for secure hand/mg • Long eye relief for easy v1ewrng • lnclvdes Canon U S A Inc. I year Limited Warronty/Reg1~/rolion Cord $499~ If you do noc believe bigger is bcncf"stop by and sec them. 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' ~ 6 Friday, Ociober 23, 1998 Newport Beach/Co$to lv\&$0 Daily P1I Supervisor's race brings in big campaign money· A last look at political fund raising Thursday was the deedline for the last campaign filing d1sdm.ures bclor ~ the Nov. 3 election::,. While candidatei may still receive money, the next reporting d.ite won't be until January. Below are listed the campaign filing disclosures for the Newport-Mesa <>Choo! board and the Newport Beach anll Costa Mesa city coundl races. • I MCI MONEY RAISED OCT. 1-17 TOTAL RAISED THIS YEAR Ir dollars wcm• votes, th~ race tor Orange County's 2nd District -;upt•Msor would be d close one. Smee the-last filing period. cttn dtddlc>s Jun Silva and Dave Snlhvdn have raised dbout $100.000 edch, bringing the g1.i1Hl total for the race tO" about 'Q!00,000. ,\c cordlllg to Sullivan's latest cdmpa1gn <ttateme nt. he has 'rat~Pcl $97,484 in the filing period . Silva\ cumpdtgn statement was not d\'d tlable Thursday evening, bul his campatyn consulta nt, ~tcttl Cunningham. esllmated 1he\ ve Tdt<tt>d $10~3.000. V'ote '98 "The last reporting period scared our donor base in action," Cunningham said. "When they • saw Sullivan had all that money, 1 thmk that shocked our donor base out of complacency." Although Suva had raised more money than Sullivan, Sulli- van bad more cash on hand at a time when campaigns usually heat up. And Sullivan still has more cash on hand, according to his statement and estimates by Wl1eres the Party? • Imprinted Ba/lo.om • Custom Bam1ers • Parry Goods • Helium Tank Rentals • WEDDINGS •ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW FEATURING CRANE STATIONERY! 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O· (Szulga hasn't raised any money for his campaign and has spent less thafl $1,000 of h1\ own monev If he had spent mo1~ ttian $1,000, he would be required to report it) Newport 1.-ch City Council District 1 Michael Kranzley Sullivan said most of Silva's cofttnbutions also have come from outside the 2nd District. District 3 District 4 TodR~y LenMll Naomi McComb Norma Glover Gary Adams Sullivan spent $164,295 in the ldst filing period Much of that money bas been put into provoca- tive mailers that Sullivan has blanketed the 2nd Disbict with. Suva's expenses were riot avail- able. 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Adnussion is $8 per class or $30 for four prepa.isl classes. for more infonnation,call(949)548-4059 Faniuy Arts Night wt.11 be pre- sented from 5 to 9 p .m. dt the Orange County Mu:-.eum of Art, 850 San Clemente Dnve. New- port Beach. Admission is free. For more information, call (949) 717- 3870. "A Personal View of CaJlfomJa," a watercolor ex.lub1t by Richard Thomsen, will he on display through Oct. 31 at' the Newport Beach Central Llbrdry foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mforma- tion, ~all (949) 717-3801. SATURDAY A back-country hike will take place at 9 d m dt Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E Coast H1gh- way, Newport Bedch Hikers will meet at E1 Moro VLo;1tor Center. PMking is $5 For more informa- tion, call (949) 497;7647. fkRsHWIN 8v REauEsr An all-day seminar and mixer, Dating 0, Relating, will be pre- sented from 9:30 a .m. to 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 S. Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $100 at the door or $90 prereQlS- tration For more informdtion, call (714} 581-0215 or 581-1062 The Village Crean fund-raiser, a night of feasting and entertain- ment to benefit The Ballet Mont- martre, will be presented from •5 to 10 p m. al an estate m Newport Beach. Adnuss1on is $60 per per- son or $100 per couple. Dress is semifonnal. For more informallon or direqions, call (949) 646-7688. A campfire program UUed About Bird will be presented ut 7:45 pm at the Upper Newport Bay Eco- logical Reserve, 600 Shellmaker Road, Newport Beach. Admission and parking are free. Compli- mentary hot chocolate and marshmallows will be served For more information, call (714) 640- 6746. SUNDAY A back-country hike will take place at 9 d.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking lS .$5. For mpre informa- tion, call (949) 491-7647. A Llndy swing workshop will be presented at the Defore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Dnve, G-3, Costa Mesa. An intermediate/advanced class will be from 2 to 4:30 p.m. followed by a beginners class from 5 to 7·30 p.m. Partiopants 13 and over are welcome. Partners are not neces- sary. A '.nussion is $15 For more information, call 241-9908. MASSAGE Relieves Patn s3500 Stress & Tension HR Insurance Accepted • w/Ghtropractic Cate. tMon Frt e noao only) MONDAY A yoga class wlJI be presented by Helena Sprake from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Nancy Clark Educabon Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Swte 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 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 inlo~ation, call (949) 548-4059. A ballroom dance class will be presented from 3 to 4 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 MM- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission 1S $38. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. WEDNESDAY New Leaf Natural Cu1slne will present a cooking class titled Tucks dnd Treats from 9.30 to 11 :30 a .m. or from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at a designated place m Cos- ta Mesa. Admiss1cn is $35 per class. Registration is required as class size is 'limited. For more inforrnabon, (714} 444-1005. ' The Networkers ~U meet from 11 ·45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa . Mesa Golf and .Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnve Admis- sion is $12 and mclude's lunch' · for more information, call 885- ~093 Senior consultant Bob Brennan will lead a free discussion of reverse mortgages for seniors 62 and over at 3 p.m at Bayside Vil- 1"9e. 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach For more infor- mation, call 723-0233. 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PARK CONTINUED FROM 1 The City Council and Um Newport-Mesa sohObl bOard have both endorsed th Scott ' efforts. •nus came 'as a redl big ur- pijse to us,• said Fairview P<n k committee head Dtc:k Mcluen. •Jt went tluough City Coun<"1l pretty fast, and wc'didn't h<ive" chance to respond to 1l. • Committee membors h tt\iC concerns that light, no1sP-.dncl .• foot traffic from th<> !ttadium could damage the park. So far, the Scott:. have cunu up with a conceptual design of . the park. They will focui. first on fund raising before th~y have plans drawn tlp, Scott Jr. said Friday, October 23, ,998 7 Scott Jr wd he npprc tcd th c:omme.nts from the conurut- tc on pot nual enVlfonmentaJ unpacts The Scotts have worked hJr three years _to g t this far Scott id he Willltcd to muke rure he heard atizen con- cem now rather Ulan later St.ott aid the plan lQ build ll :l,500-· ·al tadmm would be C<-111s1st,,nt with the current c apucity of U1,., school an·d have mumnal effect cm its surruund- lngs Scot1 Sr. L.,•>d lo rally for his pldn, nsking for il show of hands t It strc sed lhllt hP and his ~on Wl.!re tryrn~ to do some- thing good for their community. "VJ-~ too arc t.rymg to create so1n,.,thm9 tl1at's yood for the community," scud commltt e memb r Ste>ve Velasco ·we•re not rea!Jy lr)'lhg to act like a bunch of vildlue fdnat1cs " Full Service Catenng • Sizzling FaJita Bar Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar . Party TraYs To G~G: • Enchiladas • • Taqu tos \ 'i • Tacos • Ta males • • Guacamole • Salsa ~ AND MORE ' . Banquet Rooms 10 to 100 people. ?Jia Corona d~I~~ Catering 645·0209 Costa Mesa 642-1142 644-8226 1~1\ • ,~' ,,, ' . J. Mir • N •. .,., no•t Beach • Co!.ta Mesa • Santa Ana • t1, nt '"II< n P.irl. • Long Beach • Lake Forest ' 8 Fndoy, October 23, 1998 GANGS I CONTINUED FROM 1 about going to tho market and buying grocenes, songs that have no meanihg. Our lyncs have more meaning.• Brandon's legal guardians scUd they are glad he belongs to Straigflt Edge. iJ 1t means he wont be abusing drugs or engclging in illicit sex. Ordnge County has about 200 Strd1ght Edgers, including about four at Newport Harbor, Brandon clauns But school officials have taken note of them, blammg them in a sense for lhe emer- genn• of NOFX, whose leaders were arrested a few weeks ago on suspicion or as-;aulting a Newport Beach man This and othPr alleged criminal acbvi- l!cs by NOFX members have elevdlc>~I that group to gang status, dt least t<' the polJce and school d1Strict. While NOFX members gen- erally have bleached-blond hajr and wear beaded neck- laces with the letters NOFX - dlso lhf' name or a punk rock hand lhe Straight Edgers aren t d'> edstly r<'cog mzable, Brnnclon s.ud They used to wedf l>dU!JY pants and shirts with tht• words ' "Straight Edge·· on them Al Newport Harbo", those shirts are no longer allowed. The baggy pants are also on their way out. Brandon said. Brandon has been a Straight Edger SUlce tbe mid- dle of his fr~hrnan year. He said he us<>d to drink alcohol and party a lot but was attract- ed to the lifestyle of one of his friends who didn't •Most klds dnnk to feel comfortable,• Brandon said. ·we want to show that you don't have· to take drugs or drink to have fun. They won't have fun later when they wake up in a gutter or they can't remember where they are.• Unlike theu counterparts in ot~er gangs, Straight Edge members do no1 spray paint on walls and fences therr loosely bmding insignia -. an X, the symbol used by some bars to identify people who are not of dnnk.ing age. Although he is a Chnsban, Brandon said Straight Edge isn't a "Christian group,• but mem hers of any religion are welcome. In fact, when asked 1f 1t was more important to him that he was a Christian or Straight Edger, Brandon said it was more important that he was a Strdight Edger. #There's things about the Christian religion I don't agree · with," he said. "I'm very proud of bemg Straight Edge.• EDITOR'S NOTE: Re'>ponding to recent arttcles in which police have C'dllccl the group NOFX a gang, one NOFX member sent an t•-mull to the Dally Pilot expressmg the group's view of the coVProge it has rece1v(.'(} as a result of the arrest of its two lead- Prs. who are accused of assaultmg a Newport Beach man. I iere are some excerpts from the letter: • HThis IS NOFX, it's pretty interesting what you wrote about us because it's all fdlse We don't know who your sources are, but they' re' lymg to you or you are JU St making all this up to sell news- pdp"r" • , • 'rou have also stated that we are a 'Whlte Supremaost Gdnq nus 1s far from the truth. A gang or that type preys on peoplP of color and d1fferent ethnicities. Did you know that his- pdnu (sic ) people ttre associated with us? Probably not, that would he primarily because you know nothing about us. U you'd like to get your facts straight and publish the truth, talk to us. We dfe not ~ven a gang, we dre d group of mends who are there for edc.h olhPr The name NOFX was given to us because some of the students like the ba nd NOFX, and that name just stuck with us. WP lrll'd getting nd of the name but couldn't.• Sc houl ddministrators couldn't be reached for comment but ha\ 1• sc1icl thdt the Newport Harbor High campus has been qw- eter ~mc:t· the two boys were arrested. .. DEBATE CONTINUED FROM 1 quality-of-W~ is ues. He contrast- ed his stanc;l wtth Silva's opposi- tion to teleVISing boar<\ mectrngs and support for developing the Bolsa Chica mesa. Silva countered by saying he dJd not support spending hun- dreds of dollars 1 on televising board meetings when the coµnty was still recovering from the 1994 bankruptcy and there were other ADOPT. CONTINUED FROM 1 such as adoption. but the fear of the biological parents wanting their kids back someday loomed in their minds. MThe process scared me," Bcv- bara said. •1t would be too trau- . matic to take care of your kids and then have them taken away from you. It would be one big mess." Their lives look a radical change in 1995 when their neigh- bors in Big Bear Lake told them about their 22-year-old pregnant daughter. The parents were shak- en by their daughter's excessive use of crystal methamphetamine and the future consequences the1r unborn grandchild would face. Without any prenatal care, the young woman had the girl when ~ GET MORE FROM YOUR TV! ~ WITH ~IGITAL CAB~E FRO~ CoMCAST . ~ Expenence the ultimate m cable television entertainment with digital-quality video digitalcable and CD .q~ality sound on o~er 160 channels. Digital Cable works through ---~~'!:!'!.~· your ex1sti?g cable connection , so you won't need a· new TV and there's no need to mstall an expensive satellite dish or antenna. 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Il turned out she was fuJI tenn. • The parents were taking care of their daughter's othc>r child and couldn't afford another. The Beuchs indicated their desire to have .klds, and il wasn't long before they began Lo light for baby Jordie. They were given temporary custody of the baby girl the day she left the hospital. However, th~ first few weeks were excruciat- ing .. With toxic drugs pumping through her vems in utero, Jordie went through withdrawals and expenenced violent seizures. When she was brought home, Beuch bought audio monitors to Listen to Jordie in another room. He had seen tus share of crib deaths as a paramedic and didn't want it to happen m his own Up Tu 50%off •Area Rugs • Selected Wool Carpets HEMPHILL'S R UGS & CARPET S Mon-Fri·10~6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St Costa Mesa www.rugsandcarpets.com Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilo considenng he hdd a strong pub· lic-saf ety voung record Cill<l was endorsed by numerous l()w entorc<'ment organizations. ·Tuey say if you don't have a good record, you have to attack your opponent, and that is exact- ly what has happened in this case,• Silva said. Silva t.too<l on a platform built on his work· with flood protection and pubhc safety. · Sullivan defended the mailers, saying they shouldn't be consid- ered •rut pieces.• The cand1ddtes also talked house .•• ' As they went through the IPngthy cldoption process - which meant attending court hearings and counseling sessions -. the ·young womdn bc>ra~e pregnant again and t'ontmued tak.wg drugs. She w<1~ rnns1der- ing an abortion but changc>d her mind. Barbara Beuch was there when Billy was born and cut his umbilictll cord Now, the (jeuchs had their family. The long-term effects from their bu1h mother's drug dddic- tion is unknown, The couple was informed lhttl they will learn more when the children begin school. They may encounter learning d1sabililles but show no signs right now. The children's resemblance lo one another is uncanny dnd they a(e surprising- ly cordial cmd polite !or children Flavorful & ·Delicious Lunches & Dinner -. about where their campaign fun<L wew conung from. Sulli- van'::. campaign is almost solel,y tundP<i by South County resi- dents outside of the 2nd District. •1 imagine it might be a con- cern ii only one Cd.Ddiaate wa b<ling financed from outside,• Sullivan swd. J Iowever, most of Silva's finances cilso come from outside the 2nd District Sullivan sa1d his contributions were coming from people trying to protect theu property value, quality of life dJld dE'mocratic rights. at their younq age. Older sister Jordte Wees to call her brother 11Btlly Boy.• •We want to teach them to b<• vutuous dnd have respect for olh· ers. -the proud father said •strong morals are unportant, and we want them to contnbut~ to society,• An 18-year veteran of the Fire and Marine Department, Beuch said his goal is to raise his familr in d healthy environment Al lht.- ldsl court hcanng for the Beuch~1 during which lhey were awurdetl custody of both children, the JUdge wanted to make sure thf' couple was ready for the rOdt.I ahead "He Sd1d, 'This is your last ch,mcc' and 'You can change your mind,"' Beuch Sd1d ·wt• were prepared. There is d lot of loving going on here. - UNIQUE WINE . ROOMS CATERING AVAILABLE I PRNATE PARTY ROOMS . .. M-GPENER QUOTE Of THE DAY Cos1a Mesa gfts appear to be in CIF Playoffs mode after m 9Ping by fstonda In PCL volleybojl I see page 1 O "It wos o good match, despite us losing, because it prepares us for the i*iYoffs _. Steve Conti, CdM girls volleyball coach Fndoy, Odober 23, 199.8 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57.4.4223 Newport Beoth/Costo Meso Doily Pilot 9 IOATllG terr once phdlips ·Playboy model not included • Minney family stores otfer a world of discount and history to those do-it-yourselfers. Most people undertake a major purchcl!>e with som~ d~grce of . mtelligence. A certain amount of research, C'<lucation, reading, discussion and comparative shopping are in order You finally make the deos1on to move forward with a ~..rond mortgage on your home, JUSl so you can tell everybody, • 1 1ust bought a bodt' • You feel good! You feel like you've made 1t lo the big time! Perhaps a cigar and martini am m order, I mean they're the "in" Uung to do, aren't they? You find that you have an uncontrollable urge to attend d haPPY hour at Tutte Mare or TWin Palms with your Mount mane pen proudly dlsplayed m yoo.r breast pocket. The boat looks great and you thmk you do too! You buy a peaked blue hat with gold brn1d on the bill .. the BiJl .... the BILL. You've just begun a cruise, nqt to Fantasy lsldJld, but to the island of reality Buymg a boat is a ilream -paying for 1t is the re\lity -keepmg a boat in good nquung order is a fantdSy. •Why do these sea creatures seem to break down so frequently? No one seems to have the answer It nught be o small item or a ma1or problem, but whatever the damage, you hdve to make the reyair. After you call your local shop and get the estimate, you cringe, then tell yourseli, "Hey, I used to work on my '56 Chevy all the time. Fixing Uus problem is pakel. • Someone has told you about •Minney's Yacht Surplus" on old Newport Blvd. and you Jump into your B'mer and hit the bnck.s to discount dingy land •I called the place Mmney's Ship Chandlery for 20 years and got tired of people telephorung and asking what kind or candles we sell or if we had a large vartety of chandeliers on hand,· o1tner Errue Minney said "I changed the name to better descnbe what we are. People didn't seem to know what a sh1p's chandlery was, I guess. In th(! old days, a ship's chandler was the guy rn charge of the sails, shackles, salt pork and other stuff. They just didn't get iV T he Minney family is an .... institution around Newport 8fdch. Individually (Ernie, Joe, P«tricia, Cynthia, Owen and thf'ir parents) they've owned the sliplus store, Josh Slocums Restaurant, Minncy's Boat St(>rage, Pac-West Construction aJtd a vanety of other businesses aid property in the area, But it's Ernie Minney that has cfved out a unique niche in the b4ating world. His retail store at 1~ and Old Newport Blvd. sells ef,E!rything from the electric divits recently removed from a y~t owned by the former ent of Yugo lavia to the cal panel off General Arthur's personal yacht, the ely Lady." You can peck through tho s tant used by Admiral Perry when he reached tho North Pole or pwchase tho original p)Jysid4n'1 desk tha t was aboard tn,. QUeen Mary. ,.. j There's a lot of history within ~umey·s and ther '• a gaggle of bargains tool In addition to buying used bOat parts and equipment, ~mney's has new parts too, like 'JAwmar Hatch covers that retail· everywhere else for $.169 # SEE BOATING MGl.10 Coro_.a del Mar .loses· in five •Santa Margarita wins Sea View League match. Hr< I lAlll> 01 ~N llcJlf Not CORONA DEL MAR -U suc- us losing. becduse it pre· pares us for the playoffs,· said Conti, whoso squdd (6·6, 3-3 in league) was beaten by Sc.rnla Mar- garitu., 15-5, 13-15, 13-15, 15 6, 15-5. '. the rodd cess 1S gauged by effort in the Coron~ del Mar .High girls volley- ball program -~d not wms and loses -then COdch Steve Conti's Sea Kmgs passed with flying col- .ors Thursday. "You have lo credit Sdo- ia Md.rgarita, • he added, "for keeping U1e pre,sure on us. (nte Eagles) went out and won that mtll«h Woodward ~It wc1s ,m c1ll ·011t Sf'c1 Vi(•w l,p,1u11i> <.loqllght, • smcl f.'unt1, .whost• t1•<1m Jost hllhN this wcl'k to Nrow port I fcnbor, Ull top lrtnkl'd h•t1m 1n Ordlltjt <"minty anti Clf1 D1v1swn l·At'\ "Wh.11 I ttlw<1y.; lPll my kicl"i JS thr1l Wt. {jclllUP ou1 sun-es un th<! pftort we put out. I thought '' .. pl<t\ NI .rn outst.indmg In another. tough Sed View Le<l:gue battle, host CdM dropped a fIVe -game marathon to Santc.l · Margarita, but the good news for the Sea Kings is that it probdbly gets easier if they make the play- offs in C IF Southern Section Divi- sion 111-A in which they're ranked No. 3 ·1~ was a good match, despite We didn't lose it.• CdM, which rallied to win di Santa Margdnta in five gdffies m the hrst round, received d season- best perforrndnce from 1unior out· side hitter Oirrutra Havriluk (25 kills, 19 digs). But it wasn't enough as the Eagles (6-3, 4-2) came from behind nus time it was Santa Mar· garita's tum for a comeback on rr111tc h for ·~ l/2 <Jdn\I~:.. thPn 1,1ti9u<! hroke our concenlrnt1on . • Cdf\ f wt1s dlso l<'cl hy sPmor l'dlUC Woodward f 18 kill'>, 111n~ d1!1s1 111111or Meghc1n C ;<11lt1!Jher l13 ktlls, th11•c sp~1tt> r1<es1 and Junior sptter Mans<.;<1 Bl•< kcr· 1s<~ assists. hv<' kills) .. Laurc•n I !en 126 kills), f\ lit h1·1lt> Daw·, ( 18) c111cl SM<1h Bull11q t 151 HIGH SCHOO L FO OTBA LL University High's Trojans cash in seven Costa Mesa turnovers en route to crucial 24-8 PCL win. !kit fib IRVINE The sight of his best pldy- er. quarterback-safe- ty Dave WelC, laymg flat on the tltrf with a concussion that wou1d sidelme him ·--- for the remairung 39 minutes, dldn't do wonders for the Costd Mesa High football ledm's prospects for victo- ry VOLLEYBALL . ll'd Sttntd Mdrgartta, while setter Anna Musich had 67 assists. HdvriJuk recorded nine of her kills in the second game as CdM storrm•d to leddS of 9-3 and 13·6, Th& E<tgles, however, liPd st, then CrtM pulled it out m a thriller on hc1ck-to-back kills by I ldvnluk dll!l an dCe by Galldgher. The third ga1ne was Ued hvc times, mcluding 11-11 ,, before CdM won behind big play~ from Woodward and Gallagher. Cdl\.fs Amanda Stampley hll<~d m nicely for the m1ured Jarrue Brownell (sprdmed left dnkle), while teammdte~ Tracy Brown and Lduren Sdvage came oil the bench to provtde a spark. C~~sa High's Jimmy Herzog looks upfield for the best avenue in Thursday night's Pacif:c Coast League football game against Uni\'ersity at Irvine High. With him is Mustangs' Josh Mendez. University's Matt Thomas (3) pursues. Irvine-based University took a 21-0 lead into the halftime lockerroom and the Trojans made it land up for a 24-8 victory. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOl UnM!My 24, Costa M1911 I Laguna Hd~ 39, laglA'la Beach 0 Tonigh t ·s gdmf' Ahso Niguel vs ~ at Newport Harbor Frid • .,y. Oct lC. But the unage of the six lost fumbles the visiting MustdJlgs left on the dewy grass at Irvine High may cause more future night- mdfes for the Mustangs, should Thursday's 24-8 Paci.fie Coast League lo to University wind up costing Mesa a C IF playoff spot. Mesa's Gus Sandoval pressures University OB Andy Dennis. The Mustangs (4-3. 1-1 m league and ranked No 10 in CJF South('m Sffbon Divt- s1on VI) totaled seven turnovers egamst the 'n-ojans (3·3· 1, 1-1) and also had a touchdown called back on a clip 30 yards behind the bdll earner to leave Mesa Codch Jerry Howell supremely frustrat- ed, ·u we don't lose (Weir) end we don't get the crazy clip, we can play with 'cm,• Howell said. ·But that's football. You can't make excuses. It's frustrating a' all ht"<"k. It should have been 7-7 and then maybe they fall bdck. But give Uruversity creclit." It wtts 24-0, however, bclorfl Mc a tound its stride a.nd without the passing attack Wt'lr might have gwen them wider C'Cnter, the Mustangs c;unply rWl out of time again 'l a fired-up 'n-ojtt.n deftmse. •After what Laguna Hill did to u (a 17-12 PCL-opening win), l challenged our guys op front to play a more physical game,• said Um Coach Mark Cunningham, who also had praise for his offensive linemen. ·1 was real happy that we w •r able to nm the ball agamst them," h Sdld. .The •we• m the latt r tatcm nl b4 1cally wore No. 12 for th hosts, a junior Reggi Edwards continued to c;how why Um hms 111rty start rclcrring to a younc er Re~m1e di. Mr. October. · \ Edward<>, who rushed for 124 and 11 h yards . ea«h of the last two Wl~k.s on JU'il '1.1 com- bined carries, coll c:ted 150 ol his t5Y ru hm!J yards before halflime tct.im!>t th"' Mustanqs. t fo tllso caught a 30·ycml tmwhdnwn 1ust before the mtem1i c.1on, which qavc llu h<lSh u i t-point cusl11011 "l th1• hrPc1 k I.!dwdrds shccd 61 yt11ds to pilyd1rt m1clw,1y through the lust qm11h'1, hut f\.h• .i t1ppP1lh'd poic;cd to get that SCOfl' nuht hnck. A 29-yord pickup by Todd I>uchl11cJcw on t1 fake punt kf'pt 8 Mcsu clrlVl' dhVt' 1utd cl Mus- tang b<lCk appe6rt>d he dccl f01 tilt' end znnf', two plays later, when h • dwppt'<I Uw hall~ Uni recover •d at lhl' 1, hut Mt• ' lmt>· backct Jmuuy l ler1.<~ Pc:l 1111wcl po • l>l<>n on the t 2th plc1y of tht• ens\nng Um ch IV''. W1U1 Robert ltulhger holctinq d Um h 1ck up it UH• lin , Hcr?og • imply • n11tc he<1 the h U llWct)' and c;priut<.><l 90 ~·t1rd to the nc1 zo1w. Out o chp calh!d th pltty hack. , ' Edward cashud ma lumbl r ~w~ry for ?·yard m nm, th n teturnt>cl un h1h~r t•1111on 31 yard lo 'I. up h1 own 30· orcl onnc II r '< l'pllon with I t ~•?COntb !cit m thP hall. Um\ 7.u<'h ~hcrwood boot ~d a 42·yord held ~loal 10 (dJ> Uru\ fu~t serond·half ro~ sum -wtuch hf'QdO at tho J\.fo .. ..a 36, courtC.'>Y nl Mesa's lumbl<><l c •ntcr cxchangt -to •' lt•ml thl' lead. But the v1s1tor~ weren't through yet. Hl•r1oq, ,-.ho hni .. hcd with 165 yard. on 2b cam• , holtt•d h I }'drth lor a TI) with 6 :33 lt•tl 111 tlw thud quarter. A two·posnt conv ~ton pa .., lrorn R1d.;y Martin to Shaun F rryman put the Mu-.tiln~1., Wllhin ~lrlkmg distanc .. , but Urn's dch•11sc f~)~Pd tanks •we'w qnt to wm two out of three tro111 ht•r~ on out to yo lo the playoff , •said 1 lowell, °"host' rP11101mm1 P L ·c-h dul ndW1ch \ CO•frt\'i)OIC:. L quna I hll (Oc-t. 30) and Abso N1uu •l (No\ tJ) around a date with Lagunn Uf• trh S ninr c.u San<lnvctl wa a def n lV • 11.mdout. posting both M k_ an<1 rol· h ctmg a third t c.kt tor l< , 'wh1l Marurr. a n or corn; rbtick, upped his Orang ounty· I • Cling nt rrcpt1on total to to Jumo1 hn ha kill' Ja m Rankni ' played w 11 for th mston;, FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS Tonight's high school football CD S. MARGARITA CDM vs. SAMA MAAGAAITA • Site: Saddleback College 7:30 • Bottom line: With the series tied, 3·3, it's the rubber -and likely final -game between CdM (5-1, 1-0 in league and No 4 tn CIF Division VI) and the Eagles (5·1, 1-0 and ranked No 1 ). The winner is alone tn first place. Should the Sea Kings prevail, it would be their second-straight upset of the Division's top· ranked team. having topped Newport Harbor last week Directions: South on 405 to Crown Valley. Left on Crown Valley school on left. TA WOODBRIDGE NEWPORT HAA8oR vs. WOOOBRIDGE •Site: Irvine High,· 7:30 •Bottom line: The Sailors (5·1, 0 1 and No. 5 in D1vis1on VI) will - need to play inspired. mistake-free football to avenge last year's 17·10 1 loss to the Warriors (5-0-1, 0·0·1 and No i tn D1v1sion VI). Field position and turnovers could turn . the tide and a duel between returning all·league punters Eddie Johnson and Woodbridge's Shane Harris should be entertaining Directions: From 405, North on Culver to Walnut R•ght on Walnut, school on left -·l· - EA ALISO NIGUEL Auso N IGUEL vs. ESTANQA • Site: Newport Harbor High, 7 • Bottom line: It's the fifth and ltkely final meeting between the Eagles (1·5. O· 1) and the Sea View L~ague·bound Wolverines (2-4. 1·0) and Estancia will be hard- pressed to match its lone triumph in the series. Manu Tan1elu will play primarily at receiver, so Eagle) QB Kenny Valbuena will need to throw to him often 1n order to give Estancia's upset bid some oomph, Score by Quarters Costa Mesa O o. 8 O -8 Un1ver\1ty 7 14 3 0 24 First Quarter Uni · Edwards 61 run (Sherwood kick}, 7:31. Second Qu.1trter Uni • Edwards 7 run (Sherwood k1Ck), J·1s. Uni • E.dwards 30 pau from Dennis (Sherwood kicl(). 0: 11. Thint Quwtet Unt • FG Sherwood 42. 759 CM Herzog 61 run (Ferryman poau from Martin). 6 33 Attendance 600 (estimated) INOMDUAL RUSHING CM · Herzog 26-165, 1 TO, Duddridge. 4 39, Manin. 8 27, Mend z. 2·7, Grubl\lch, 1 S Un• -Edwarck, 2.J.1S9. 2 ~ Cav naugh, S 20. Tadych, 6-13, Denni\ 9 9, N~ I ·minus 2. INOMDUAl PASSING CM · Marttn. 3 8'1, 14 Vnt • Ocnnt\ 2-6 I, 4S, 1 TO. INOtVIOUAL RECEIVING CM • Ferryman, 3 14 Un • Edward.., 1-~o. 1 TO, Sequeir1, 1 1 S Ci.AMI STAT1S11CS CM UN F n.t downs 10 13 Rl.Mfii.yard.tge , 38 260 42 216 Pa\Mng y1rdage 14 J5 Passing 3 S.1 •+ 1 Ne1 return yardage• 25 31 Sa<by¥dage 2·17 2 •11 N.t~ 282 265 PunU 2 )4 .. ...,3 F~fumt>le\ ~t 1--6 3-2 Flags°"" y~ ~~7 •50 Tim. of pos~ 20:30 27;)0 •Punt rwtums. intertfptions.~ • ret\#'N ... TE IS · · \\')lC>rt girls clr(>p 1 0.: tiff '' itl1' 7( ·riors ~,,1lw put .. mc>lhc1 t)lid c rt \ l l1ul t11ll tc1 Cl! s o. J 1,mkhl •111ls l• 1rn1s l<'ctlil . • ( l ni hla1 l ~ \1Psa ~iris 11-7 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily p· HIGH SCIOOL lllLS VOllEYllll HIGH SCHO OL lllEFS . auta Margarita. records • Jvtarissa Cothren stands out for Newport Harbor in Sea View League conquest. s.tter MarilSa Cothren had 2f; alliltl f01>tbe top· ranked Sailors ( 10-0, 6-0 ln ~gue). Heather Cullen hitd s1x · 5.-troke victory over To ldlls. IRVINE -Brenda Waterman had 10 d19:. cmd April Ross had eight ki1ll as Newport l Jarbox High cruised past Woodbndge, 15·7. 15-7, 15·9, in a See View Led<fue girls volleyball motch on Thursday nt Woodl:mdge. Woodbridge f'1lls to 4-8 overall, 1-5 "We had some kids with aces today," Coach Dan Glenn said. •we were serving really tough.• in.league. - Newport HMbor, No. 1 in Clf Div1· sion l·AA. now turns its attention to preparation for next week's Tue11day- Wednesday Sea View League match· es aoatnst invading Santa Marganta and El Toro before com~ting at the Tournament· of ChamRions in Santa Barbara. Cothren MESA t-.. lustangs c;wcep malch and series as they begm lo show focus and unity. c UST:\ :--.u.:s,\ -Thi' hrst tune Costa Messi I liqh m1•t ~:-.1r1n11c1 in Pan.He Codst League play ttus si>ilson,. llH' motrh fecllllIE>d lwo young teams thcal W t'fP lt)dfninq \he> nuc.mces of girls high • SC hoo1 \'Olle) Udll. Uu Thur!>cldy, the Mustangs showed poise, l1Jc.us and team urul) ma 15-7, 15-4, 15-11, vlcto-r: O\l'r lht> Eagles, completing a sweep of the sea- un enes. ·Ttwy ha VP. d whole different attitude," Coach Yvotte \1larrn a id. MYou can tell they've definite- ly 1mprovl'd:" • Yharrd accounts the elevdted level of play to dll thc hcttd work hflr Mustangs have put in dur- mq practiC(•. But m regards to focus and uruty, thi:iu sonwthmg the tedm hds created on its own. When the ?\tustangs (7·5. 3-4 m league) took tl1P 'ourt un Thursday, some players had their ndm••s un<I othPr phrases wntten on thet.r hands in grnen dnd black ink. n1NP were (lther thrngS as \\ell . wn1c:~ ·w~ (.ft•dted their ow11 ... aymus thctt they sr1y lo <.'M~h othe1 to ·keep fo<'used," Yhc1nd said. "It's c• f uml11rt Im them and tJlln\\ ~ them lo }Jld}' IJettN " t..:osto I\ 1i -Sd c 11m<' out hr· inq m thP first !Jdlll() dOd le:d l> 0 all r , tip by Ddylyn Kdl• } Estancia ( 1-9, 1-6) lne<I to mount il c omebdck, HThey have a whole different attitude. You can tell they've definitely improved ... " Yvett. Yblwr• Cost.a Mesa girls vOlleyball coach rV<NA MU V1H l I DAILY Pll. ptckin~ up pomb on a tip by Somer Flaherty and t1<'" li\ HelPn Flores. But the otten:>e couldn't get moving and the Muqangs u~~<l tough l>hot placement lo dose out the mcttch Mesa's Evelyn Powers (above) saves the ball; below, she sets a!t Mae Powers f7) look on. "\\f•'ve still got a lot to learn,~ Eagles Coach 1J111e I lull sc11d "We hdve pldyers who had never pla}e<I "olJcyhall before this season, let alone a v.u ... tt;• ntdtc·h ~ E ... tanaa W<tS also v:1thout nuddle blocker Amy DL~lwz, "'ho hus hPen Sldeline with an ankle lnjlll)'. Thi~ MustclO!JS wasted no ltm(~ putting away the second game behind the leadership of Kelley, Nttn<:y l latsush1 and Evelyn Powers. Kelley fin· 1stwd with 12 kill!> dnd four digs whtle Powers had nt1lt> kill<.. two digs dnd two aces. I fotsu!:>lu hdd 25 d!>Slsts dnd three d)gs. ThP hnal game o1 lhP mdtch was much tougher tor tlw Muc;tangs. who 'ilruggled to hnd a rhytlun wh"n Estunuc1's oflf!nS(' stdrted lo IDdke shots T1a1hn9 8--t. th(• fa.1ql"s got three aces by Lau- . ri>n < 'dss1 ty dnd a k.JU by Becky Lenhart to pull e\ en. The Mustangs vauJled ahead 13-8, but cstdll<"lcl contmut>d to threaten Fincilly, d Brook<> Shdnley serve was not wturnt:d, closing out the match "I chdn't call a umeout when they were strug- <Jlmg b<•cduse I 'wanted them to figure out how lo shake. it nfl on tl\etr own," Yharra said. ·It was the first ttrn<' m ct while wP'vc lost focus.·· The Muc;tangs will he tested m upcoming in.itches ilydmst Ldguna Hills and A.lJ.so Niguel, the outcomes of which wtU, m dU likelihood, dc:tennmP tJ Costa Mesa goes to the pldyoffs. I • Plan to disrlllow schools moving to higher-<'nrollment d1vi~1ons for playoffs ha1 ely defeated by margm of 33-31. --. ------,--.-CI F HUENA PARK -A proposal t.o deny programs like Newport I irlrbor High volleyball and Corona d.c•I f\lar tcnms trom ~playing up· in the highest i>nroJlanPnt d1vi.t;Jon poss1hlc, WdS narro.wly defeat~d Thursday c1t th • CIF Southern Sccllon CouncD meet- my al the SPCJUOld Alhlcuc Club. • · unfair, because schools in the top d1v1s11111 Wl'H.' 11ot affbrded sunilar opporturuty to move. Newport-volleyball coach Dan Glenn and Cd I tennis coach Tun Mang have been outspokC'n cHh o· .cates o[ playmg up. They have stat('d lht>ir I tun would be unsahshed with postscflson :sm .ce s adueved against anything le s than thf! highest l~v· el of competition. TI1c councJl, < ons1sung of representativcl from the ~··ction'c; 73 lcdquc~. voted, 33-31, wtth two ahstcutions, lo oppose the plan, s\Jbmitted by the S1cm1 l.cdguc. The council also ovcrwhclnungly r •ice led u pl1m to alter lhe sconng formut tor boys und girls IE'!nnts, which would have allowed pl<tyer to play hoth m· Pruponcnb of th<~ plan cont •nded the mdusion of mc1ller-cnrol1rncnl schools in higher chvi~tons wa!> gles an~ubles. BOATING CONTINUED FROM 9 1011ly $145 at Mumey's). While I Wd::. th •re, Minney sold a usPd l>on AIJ('n boarding lttddN for $4Y5. In Hl64, I bought th1) "am•• lcaddN, m•w, for my l (ittlNt1<; 53 Jot$ i,800. ff you wont dil for c1 S<1bot or o nta < niz 70, they're uvtultthl(' at Mmney's, StainJ s t !el crew go for $7-a-pound, •x( ··pt for r••tatl hoat stores whl'rt! they ar' St.39 each. lt you're decoratmg your ofticc or den, how about a plaque or turn-of-the-century wood carven sign, like the Titanic for $125, or Moby D1ck for $29.95 Boat models for $24-195 look ,great on tho shell sitting along .side a va.ncty of classic wQOden boat magffzincs. •1 h4d so many reque!,lS, I finally created a nautical rental d partmt>nt, • Minney HJd. •La!>t month, I rentf..'<i all the stuff ov(!f there to Playboy Magahne. They c:rcatt>d the look of an entire boat an a h.1d10 with aU my stuff, and thf•n plopped the roost beautilul -by Horry Faulk11 r girl in the world in tlw nnchlle ol it. Can you 1mt1ginc thdtl' I <hcl It you m•t•d u sp<'C 1ft<' pml, you can hnd 1t dl Minney's (Incl yuu don't CVl'n htlV(' to lectvc your · homP.. You can nnq Muuwy's vw E·M\'il (thl' addrc !\ is Mu\· noyi>@aoJ com) 11nrl dec;cnhc your n d, leaving your lPlcphoni:• tor a prompt re pon. c. · If you want d htmi un nn n boat purt, l!rmt' Mmn.-y' Yueh! Surplus lS Ult> pw~u· to sxn1d1 1 By the way, the Pl11yhoy mod •1 was mJ i;ing whrn lh1 nautirnl rt>ntdl <:11111prn •nt r ·tumr.rl, o don't both r looking ' • G 0 l f ~wport wins, 1-0 (;ARDEN (,ROVE -Katie f I E l D Wt>lhroun scored H 0 C I I Y, <'1ght minutes . Thon1J>son foads Fagles into Thursday's match again Scmlla90 High and Newport H hor's de?fense was able to hold o tor d t-Cf VJClory in Sunset Leagu .u lion. Susan Lear had four sav tor th" Sailors. 7-1-4 in league. (' J~'TA M~SI\. G 0 L ,, E iu1 1".h llll J Oil !-.hi I a 12 t:IW r·(><•r·48 a ~ton1::i t I ltyh di f<'~tecl co tc1 Mi· , 151 JH7, in ( Ponf~c Cod St ll cHJlll (pr b •goll mat< h ori Thur \ldv ur Co Id M ')• c.ou ( tub.:; Me u L.lnclu Cdi\1 handJP Jr\inP G 0 l F l\1ustangs win, 16-9 COSTA MESA - Junior Alex Sarns ...con•d hve godls as host Cost 1\h°?Sil f hgh pounded Lagun, I hll , lb-9. m d Pacilic Coast Lcayue match on Thursday. Mike Vcnllanrnurt added four goals an4 Matt Tipton bad three tor Meso C) IO. l.-1 m league). PAOFlC COASJ UAGUf COSTA M ESA 16, LAGUNA HtLU 9 l.lguna Hills 2 3 3 l -9 Co~ta Mesa 4 3 4 S -lf Mesa Sarris s. Valllancourt 4, Tipton l. Dun.n 2, Whrtman 2. Saves -Dolloff 3. Laguna blanks Eagles LAGUNA -.. ....... .- BEACI f Dan Gut- nMn had four saves as Estancia HiCJh ( 1-12, 0-3) lost to Lagunll H£>dch, 20-0, in Paqfic Coast L~ 'UU(' boys water polo action Oll Thursdciy at Lclguna Beach. : ... E Q U E S T R I A ·N lligh 111< rks for local riders in IEL N 1 V.'J.lort J lcUho1 I hgh seruor Crystal Bndgman f1m~h d ., '' I 11 <•T'>ll)' hunt !'.t'dt eqllltubon and varsity hunters unclr>r suddh · 111 ledd 11 q1 oup ol loc«d nders in the Interscholastic Equ•• tH•ill L .iau -. 1t11rd how Sun<hiy dl the Orange County Pair- mound.., own11 <I• I ~for I hqh 111nior Lmdst'Y Uorns, rtding in the juruor var- sll) <hVl ton \\'d ,,> oncl m hunters under SdddJc and 12th in both Pqu1h1tiuu over f nc • sand wmkmq hunters KdlhPn11< Br• ml. 111 c1ght·<Jrdclc>r ctt Corona del Mar, earned the onl) 11rst-1 I 1 ( 11m ... h m "t•stt>rn novice showmanship. Nt•\\1>0rt 11. 1 tim 1unir11 Tifhmy Wdshington, also riding in the west .. ctn nm; ir" Ins , \•MS s1itth in ho1,1•mdn!:>h1p, seventh m IEL stock seat P11u1•, h m med t t:vcnlh m trail, eighth ln pleasure and 10th m show- manship , · 11cllf> le 1t D 11uc•ls, u scventh·urader ctt CdM, was fifth in novice English ph ii un mo ninth 1n nm11c:e hunt seat eqwtation. Cd~ I 1umur J1lhl'ln \: un NPss, a noV1c •-diVlSion rider, was third in English ple.isrne \oth 11\ hunt• .. rs und<>r Sddclle c10d 10th in working hunter Ohvw ( l m••lll an cllJht-ur•Hier ot Ensign Intermediate, was 10th in novtc1' Engh h pl n Uf• . Cdi\l c·mor Le Ufcl SttPI nthnu u1 the freshmen dlvis1on, was thud Lil lcL m clal. s ' nth in hun\t'l-s under Sddclle, and eight in both hunt o;l·al e<1u1luhon un<I •qu1t<1lion over tcnces. Mon th1in I UO 11 ll'r r1 ·pH:' enhnq 48 schools, competed. CLUB ROLLE R HOCKEY ewport tops Laguna Beach, 15-5 T U. TIN Brt·nclon Donsh hd!> seven goals and four assists to lead the c•wport Hnrbor < lub rollN hockey team to a 15-S victory ovar u 1uumi Ueach T1lf'SdO)' it the Tustut lnlJnc Rink. Chns At.11stC1 <ind Dc.11w B<1rton had three goals dpiece for Newport and c1oilll4' Jame Ege n had 28 c1vc•s. . 1'h N<m port 1unlor vamty < luh tt!am defeated Capistrano'Vallefl 13·4, [1t>lund fom go I from Bum 1\ndPrson and three goals and fouJ ilS!.1 ts from Sm Santr.lu 110. .TO~AY'S • FootlMll High school Corona del Mar ~ Sa'1fa Marga11ta, at SCJdclleb t~. College, 7 ·30 p n1 .. Newport H rbor \/\. Woodbndgc, at trv1nt', 7 30 pm.: Alt\O N19ut:I ~ Enanc1 , ut Newport Harbor, 7 pm • Wt1tot poJo Community collyg 01 11 • OrDnlJ Coa~t ut Cypress Tourname!nt High ichdol • foothill al Newport H<>rbor, 3 JO p.m , C~ta Mesa v~ lo• Alamitos it Cal State lony Beach, .. SCHEDULE l .15 pm • SOCCl9r Community college men -Fullerton at Orange Coast. 3 p.m. Community college women • Orlll\Otlt-oi ~oast at Fullerton, 3 p.m. • Volleybell Community college women • C~ at Orange Coast, 7 p.m. -• Crou country • High school boys and gins • eosta Mesa, COfona del Mar, Estanct. ~ Mt. San Antonio College lnvttatk>nal, 2 p. DEEP Sil THURSDAY'S COUNTS • N•wpoft ~ndmg 2 boats. 11 nngl s 3 c.ahco b.lss. 66 Slnd bau. 2 rockfltt\ 16 sculp n. 6 mackerel • Oav y~s Lodl« • 4 boats, 67 aogltn 21 yellowuul, 17 bOnito, 12 blrT•uc:M. :n calico ban, 28 sa.-d bau. 4 swlpln, 4 shffphta<i, 1 halibut. 1 s roddhh. I mac.k~ I. .,.. . . . • ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Friday, October 23, 1998 1 J ' ' ~ ' '98 RAl,IY· ' . . Saturday aftCrnoo~~ October 24, 1998 · 2:00 to· 4:00 . p.tll. Orange · CoWlty Falrgrollllds -Arlington Theatre . . 88 Fait Drive, CoSta Mesa . . · With Liv.e Appearallces By Our Republican Nominees . IVERNOR ·.FONG --vrV.S. SENATOR . .. . Also· Invited Republican N6mlnees 'Include • . . TIM LESLIE for Lieut~nant Governor CURT PRINGLE for Treasurer· B~LL JONES for Secretary of State DAVE STIRLING for Attorney General RUBEN BARRALES for <;:ontroller . CHUCK QUACKENBUSH for Insurance C omm GLORIA MATTA J'UCHMAN for Superintendent of Putnic Instruction .. and .. JIM BONEfo'Y()range Co~nty Assessor . (, . Featuring The • .· SEN. IARRY C~G (Idaho) SEN. TRENT LOTT (Mississippi) SEN. JOHN ASHCROFT (Missouri) SEN. JAMES JEF_FORDS {Vermont) +Elected Officials+ . + Live Swing Band + •, + Candidates + + Free Refreshments + t FREE ADMISSION & B . . . . +· Celebrities + +Entertainment+ G EN'I'ER GX I 'E ·'4, GTON -DR. ' Call Republican Headquarters for more information . ' ;. (714) 556-8555 ':'' I • . . Paid for by the Republican Parry of Orange County ·rhomas A. Fuentes, Chairman Marcia Gilchrist, Treasurer ) . \ ... , I· \ ' I I I . 12 .. -.. - Friday, October 23, 1998 AYSO .. .. rts Newport Beoch/Co$to Meso Doily Pt 111101 97 WHOLESALE THEFT Kelly and Pinkerton power the Soccer Rockers' 3· 1 victory. A late steal by '°119 Kel-I O y S ly helped the Soccer Rock- ers pull out a 3-1 victory over Quicksil- ver in AYSO Regton 97 boys D1v,is1on I action over the weekend. • Adam Pinkerton scored twice, once on dll assist from Car5on HID. Patr1ck Etter followed up with another goal lor d' Z-0 lead. -Quicksilver answered with a goal by haUllme and Kelly:s play kept the score from bemg tied. Pinkerton added a fourth quarter goal to seal the vtctory. DMSIONIV • Speed Demons 4, Raiders 4 Nico Hendriks scored three goals, the second consecutive game he's had a hat tnck, and 'l)'Jer Parker also scored and the Speed Demons walked away with a he. Sean Woods, Andrew Nahln and Justin Eakin mdde key plays on otcense • Gunner 4, Stingers 2 Chad Kraft and Noah Zarnow each sc~red t1 goal for the Stingers. Rick Nehls and Ramez Wissa were solid on d8f ense • gjlJer instincts 8, Strikers 2 Vinnie Nasca had d hat-trick and Kenton Dunn scored two goals in the ~er Instincts win. Alejandro Trujlllo c;core h.Js !i.rst goal of the season. 0MSJONV • Jigers S, Surf Rats 2 A hdt-tnck by Evan Hochwald was PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES rnore than enough in a victory for the 11gers. Chris LoMenzo and Andrew WUSon also had goals. The defense was anchored by CraJg 't>esbrow, Jackson Massingill, He'1J'Y Pyle and Taylor Mullln. • • Jaguars 3, Skittles 2 Don Ayres. MJchaeJ Maddox and Brtan Sankey each scored a goal for the Jaguars. Ivan Hernandez, Corbln WUUamson and Andrew Kahan played solid defense. • Bulldogs 3, Jaguars 1 Kaban was in goal against the Bull- dogs and made a number of key saves to keep the Jaguars -.close. Sankey scored on an assist by Rush Stevens. For the Bulldogs, Brandon Parole and Davtd Garrett scored goals in the match. Phllllp Garrett. Andre w Dinh and MJchael Gracia were solid on defense • Bulldogs 4, Sliver Ducks 1 Brian Wong scored a goal for the Bulldogs. • Hula Dudes 7, Sllmers t William Trujlllo scored a hat-trick, then added one more ror good mea- sure in the Hula Dudes' victory. Jame· son Galey scored twice and Brian Beaudette dlso had a goal. Spencer Smith and Jlube n Trulillo. had assists. O MSlON VI • Eagles vs. Tornado With good offensive efforts by Park· er Reuter, Kelffer Edmonston and Mitchel Cannata, the Eagles were able to play a competltive match Grant Nlkols, Davi s Brown and Jason Hanis PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES played tough on defense. • Barracudas vs. Predators Erle Holland, Jack Grace, Blake Chlapuzo and RJ. Aorton helped the Barracudas move the ball on offense. • Blue Bombers vs. Green Geckos Sean Davis scored twice and Austin Deyen added another fo:r the Blue Bombers. Ian Schwieterman and Cody Slegel-Berumen showcased the Blue Bombers passing game. • Dynamite vs. Swordfish Offeusive standouts for the Dyna~ mite included Alex Hllton, Jlmmy Reed and Scott Pantoslcy. Justin Wil- son and Cbrlstopber Hart -made key def ens1ve stops. ~ D MSION VIl • Dragons vs. Rugrats Dan Steele was strong in goal for the Dragons. Sean Kegan and Zach Friedman headed up the defensive unit that provided Steele with support. Zach Beaudin, Steve Denghausen, Parker Eddy, Charlie Hawthorne, Nial Morgan and Fisher Robison were sol- id on offense. • Fireballs vs. Green Thunder Taylor Epp and Clark Cashion cre- ated scoring opportunities for Green Thunder. Ryan Grable and Cort Hast- ings were strong on defense and stilled several Fireballs attacks. • Blue Sharks vs. Jets Grant Rawlins led the attack for the Blue Sharks: Nicholas Ramming, Jamie J arvis and Ian Cran displayed solid fundamental passing skills Colton Gyulay scored several goals. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES l>MuoNV •S..U0.-3,Tllmlmf 1 Jade Hrm• ICOred a goal for The Surf. Defmslve ltendoula lDduded c.- -Sc1m!M,, ~ ~ llDd ClaelM° Mcena. • S.... Glrl1 2, Icebergs 1 CbrUsy Sdlwartz and Brlttmiy Deymt each scored a goal for the Surfer Girls. SloM ltoblmoa had an aaist AMJey a.,... was k~Vj in the victorY· • Purple Girl POws YI. PolloD Ivy Cante Kawuiun had an auist on Jtaswv VIYW.'O'a goal for Pwp1e Girl Power. AdtlenDe Taylw and ~ EDIOlt-Brud set up scoring opportunities for the otfeme. • Blue Dmgom YI.~ a.Ir t.ylo11. ~ Hauwortb and M.-Alul•_... ~lied the often.se for tbe Blue Dragons. S'ephenle Ha.w. Jordan Jones and PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ...._ ... = ..... _.tough an defeswe. .eailmJ ..... .... ... 0•• tcand lWlc8 QD break; ... ,. for the Cblc:b With Kicks. Ala :n .... and M111k 8irluiy each bad an ..... ,..., layder played IOl1d lD gOel, wtth delmaliw ba1p from Mlle Pwmaa. ~ .... and'e41Mt ........... •Han•w.Dlll'8MI ...,. Clw 1mso bed a bat-Oick for Homea. Delmy Ware and Marl~ _..ch bad ooe goal. Sbel~ Wiiiiama ... -.. Wldtl9y lldaardloD and MmUe 9'ult weN ltroDg on defense. •mu. w ... w. Greea Sllngen &cellent defame by Mary LJDD ~ and i(dey· Gnad helped the Hometa dom.in4te .the match. Goals were scoied, by 11rWma UMD. Kayla Henrie, Mtgq Rk:lalord and CbrllllDa COOiey. DmsloNW • Ser-·t-Gr.ea w Surf Babies • Morg&WiUWM and Amanda Peter-: IOD each scored Jn the final minutes f o the Screaming Green. Monique Contant also scored a goal. Becky GUia and Abbey MlcbMI .. made critical defensive pla~ that prevented goals. ' • Parp1e IJvhlidag w. Silver Bells " · Kayla Adm, Ashley Svendsen, Em~y~ looae and Aft Neboa each scored goal$'~ for Purple1Ught:ning. • Mela Mermaids n. RalnbOw llun.llen , , AIUaoa AfanzeJla, Lauren Terry and Jemw '8emon each scored a goal for the::. Mesa Mermaids. x.lle 1'9well and Leab':. Harper made key Clefensive plays. Sally Horrell and Jordan Be nson were strong in goal. .. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES STORAGE CHARGES, SUBJECT TO THE POS-award of a contract tor the of the coottact and shalt ta above address by Novem· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Sl,437.70 SESSORY RIGHTS, IF ANY, above project. Bids shall 1n the form Sil lonh In lhe ber 22, 1998 A hnal envl· SURFBOARD business Ytl? Yes, Jan 22. ---------·---~;;..:.. _____ .,._;::;.• PUBLIC NOTICE ELECTRICITY. $97 38 OF ~y OCCUPANTS OF be rec:elvtd . In the place contract documents. ronmental report lncorpo-PENA, GREGORY. G098, 1998 Fictitious. Bualness Fictitious Bu sines~ GAS. $88.38 THE MOBILEHOME. THE Identified above, and shall Each bidder shall bl 1 If· rahng public Input will thin FILING CABINETS, TABLE Joyce Faye Barnes Nam• Statement Name Stat•m•nt WATER. '$24 29 MOBILEHOME MAY NOT ~ opened and publicly censtd contraclor purauant be prepared for consider-KE. AUCTION SERVICE. Thlt statement was llled The following persons 11.re Th9 following persons 11'1, STATEMENT OF TRASH. $39 12 REMAIN UPON THE PRE· read aloud at lht above· 10 the Business and Pro-atiorl Dy dec:lslon·maldng P 0. BOX 825. RIALTO, CA Wtlh the County Clerk of doing business as: Global doing business as Seatlde ABANDONMENT OF SECURITY PATROL. MISES ANO THE BUYER statedltmtandplace lessions Code and be II· authonttes 92377, KELLY & KARL OrangeCountyon09'29'98 Assets,20142SpruceAve, Aquatics, 20121 Inter.., \ISE OF FICTITIOUS $15.92 THEREOF SHALL HAVE E11ch bidder must submit censed In the following Published Newport JACKSON, TELE: 909-873· 19986771083 N-por1 Beech, CA 92660 Lane. Hunhng\On B UUSIHESS NAME MAINTENANCE CHARGE, NO RIGHT TO APPLY FOR w1lh each bid I certified or class1hca1ton: A Beach.Costa Mesa Dally 0744. AUCTION BONO Cally Pilot Oct. 2, 9, 16, David Michael Gallo, CA 92846 The lollowtng persons 550 00 TENANCY OF THE SPACE, cashier's check payable to GOVERNING BOARD P1to1 October 23, 1998 1723-41-19 23, 1998 FSSO 20142 Sprue• Ave , New-Cory Michael. 20121 h1Weabandor141dlheuseof l.ATECHARGE.S2000 SUCH RIGHTS OF POS-lhe DISTRICT or a bid JS/Carolyn 8. Stock•r, F592 Publlshed Newport portBeacll.CA'92660 r1or Lane. Hunlin t11J Ftcllttous Business HCD FEE (title search) SESSION AS EXtSTS HAV-bond In the form HI forth Director FacllltlH & PUBLIC NOTICE Beach·Costa Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE Alyson MIChlt, 20142 Beach, CA 92648 N e RARITIES INTERNA· S2.5 00 ING IRREVOCABLY RE-In \he contract documents 0 I I Pilot October 16. 23, 1998 Spruce Ave • Newport This busfneu IS T~AL 600·A Anton Btvd The daily storage rate of VERTEO TO THE LIEN· tn an amount not Jess lhan per•t ons F385 Fictitious Busln•H Beach, CA 92660 dueled Dy· an 1nd1111du Ste u&s Costa Mesa CA $1361 beginning Septem· HOLDER 10% of the mufmum P.Jlbl lshed N•wport NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Stat•m•nt This business ls con· Have you slatled 92816 · ber 19. 1998, plus actual DATED Seplember 18, amount of bid as a guaran· Beac'h-Costa Mesa D1Jly PUBLIC LIEN SAl.E The following per~ns are ducted by husband and business yet? Yes, The Fochlious Business ut1hhes consumed \rash r• 1998 IM that the bidder w1U Polo\ October 16, 23, 1998 Bualn••• and Flc tltloua Bualn•H doing business as Ntw· ~·I• 98 NMle referred to above moval and security patrol LAW OFFICES OF enter Into the proposed F588 Prof•11lon1 COd• Name Stat•m•nt port Sohware, 2214 Pon Have you 1tatttd d0tng Cory Mtchlel Tague W9ll Med in Orange county charges up to and lnctud· K ENNET H L PETER· contract 11 the same 1s PUBLIC NOTICE Sec. 21700-21707 Tl;le following pereons 118 Cartlsl• Place. Newport bu1.ne11 yet? No This Slatement we" '1 1 22 98 F ,, No 98 lng the dale of 1ht nit • awarded to such bidder. In Notice 11 hereby given by d 1 b 1 STER Beach, CA 92660 Alyson Michie with the County ler ~~s17 • · 1 · plus e"orneys' tees anci SON, BV:/S/ Maureen the event of failure to enter the undersl ned thal a 0 '(j us ness aa: · Michael L. Groen, 2214 This slatament was flied Orange County on 09/ Ody Alexandra Nay 600·A costs Incurred wlll be A . Hetchell Levine, lnlo 11ld contract such st· PUBLIC NOTICE ublic llen ,Xie ol lh• fol· ~~II CE~!~~r!h?01113~nj~ Pon Cortlste Place, Ntw· with the Counl)' Clerk ol • 19 98 6 771 Anton Blvd Sta' use added to $1,797.79. Incl· E s q ., A u thorised curltyw~ltaforttlled. OF PROPOSED rowing described personal Blrc~ Street ~~w orl portBtact\,CA92660 OrangeCountyonl0/06190 Daily Pilot Oct 2. 9,,, Costa Mesa CA 92626 · dental, other procentng or Agents for Brian M. The DISTRICT reserves MITIGATED NEGATIVE property will be held 81 the Beach CA 92s6o P Theresa L Green. 2214 .• f888677t790 23. 1998 F424 Tiils bu so nus is c:on· trampor1a11on charges, In-Dou9her, en lndlvldual the roghl to re1ect and or all DECLARATION hour or 1o oo AM on Ute J Scott Fawc•" Oenefal Por1 Carlisle Place. New· Dally p,101 Oct 9, l 6. 23, _;.;~..;;..;.. ______ ._ ducted by an 1no1v1dual eluding, without l1m11111on, dbp Costa Meaa Mobll• b•dl or to waive any Ir· A drah Mlllgattd Nega-30 day ol October i998 PWtner 8739 Hudson Rtver port Beach. CA 92~ 30 1998 FS69 PUBLIC NOTICE or•y A Nay a"omeys lees and eosls Eafatea 19gutan11es or lnlormaliltes 1tve D~laratlOn has been The 5119 wlli 'be con· Cu 1 'Fountain Valle CA This business • con· -·--------19986772862 of puDllcallon will also be pub 111 h 9 d Ne ,, 011 In any bids or In I.hi bid· prepared by the City of duct•d 11 Bristol St. Mini 92;0:· y, dUC1td bY: husDand and PUBLIO NOTICE Flctltl~ua Business l 11 d charged to this hen amount w,.. dong. No bidder may with· Newport Beach Planning Storage County of Orange W 11 C Ml & El wile Name Statement This 51a19ment was 1" at the lime ol sale Beach·Costa Mesa Daily draw any bid for a period Department tor the projec:t Slate ot'calilornla ' b 11;,amA · Mlam• g•· Have you started doing Fictitious Bu1ln111 . The tollowing persons are • wit/1 rhe County Clerk ol DEMAND IS HEREBY Pilot October 23, 30, 1998 pl 75 days atter the date Usted below: Thi 0 erty Is ~tQf•d by e · rems. 0• business yot? No .. • · N•m• Statement doing business as. The 1 01ange County on 10·15-98 MADE THAT YOU PAV THE F591 sel lor the opening bids. SUBJECT: Slope Stabn1ty/ BristofStP Mini Storage 10-i:~:t''~~1 :U~:~ .. r~Z Mlchael L Green The lollowlng persons are Baseball Guy Sponscards. Da I P1to1 Oc:t 23. 30. SUM OF Sl.797.79. PLUS I Tl'le District has obtained Repair Work (Grading Per-cated 11 1100 Bristol 's1• Ketchum ID 83340 • Thi~ 1t11tment was filed doing business as: Bren's \691 Mesa 01, 11F2. Santa ' Nov 6 13 t998 F593 ADDITIONAL DAILY STOA· PUBLIC NOT CE from IM 01rec1or ol ltle De· m1t) • Park Newport Apll1· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This buslnen Is con· with the County Clerk of Pl'IOto E"preu. Inc, 287 E Ana H11ghb C1lllo1n1e ---------1 AGE CHARGES ACCRUED, pa11men1 of lndus1r111 Rela· men11. The propoud The Items to be sold are d 1 d b . 1 1 d Orange County on 10/13/98 17\h St, Costa Mesa. CA 92707 PUBLIC NOTrCE UTILITIES CONSUMED. IN-NOTICE TO hons the general prevaihng pr111ect consist of surncial enerafly described as lol· ~cs~I y. 1 llTll e pa'1· 19986772299 92627 Darron Ray, 169t Mesa. -------'·'-----• CIOENTAL OTHER PRO· CONTRACTORS rate ol per diam wages and grading and related droJn. Pows: furniture, clothlng, H~ve P ou started doln 0111y Pilot Ocl. t6, 23, 30, Brett's Photo E•press. Dr., "F2. Sen II Ana cns1651895 CESSING OR TAANSPOR· CALLINO FOR BIDS the general prevalllng rate ogo onhar1Cement1 at two tools and/or other house· bullnaa~ yet? Yea 0912~ Nov 6, 1998 F578 Inc .. (CA). 1670 Santa Ano Ht1ghl1, Cahlorn11 92707 Septemb•• fB, 1998 TATION CHARGES AFTER SCHOOL DISTRICT: lor holfday and over1ime aeparate areas on the hold llems stored by the 83 ' Ave .. Suite J, Colla Mesa, Thia business Is con· NOTICE OF LIEN SALE SEPTEMBE'R 18, 1998, NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED work In lht locatuy In slope (Sile 1 and Slit 2) to following pertons: J Scoh Fawcett General PUBllC NOTICE CA 92627 ducted bY' an ind1v1dual (Cl 11 c d• s ctlon AND ATTORNEYS' FEES SCHOOL DISTRICT which th• work 11 to be provide beller drainage Im-Name ol Account. p · · This business ia con· Have vou staned doing v 0 • TO THE UNDERSIGNED. PROJECT; BID #05-99. plrlormed tor each ctah, provtng the stab1111y of the Space Number T~~latemenl was filed Fictitious Bu1lne11 ducted by: a corporal.ion business yet? No • , 798•58•(•)) 5 WHO IS AUTHORIZED TO CONTRACT 106-99, ALL cl1ss11icatton or type of slope. The area proposed Ron Cutro 430C th ltt c ty Cl k 1 Nam• Sta\lm•nt Have you staned dOt~ Da11en Ray VIA U.S. FIRST CLAS RECEIVE Tl-iE SAME, WEATHER TRACK AT ¥<Ork needed to 111ec:ute lor cons1ructlon Is natural Maicel Gardlllan. 8160 O~•""• 8cou~':; on 09'f.a:8 Th• lollowlng persons are business )'917 No Thia 11a1emen1 was I MAJL AHO CERTIFIED WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF CDMHS the conllact Holiday rates slope with some vegtll· Bruce Glullano 548E -·• doing bu11ness as: Brett's Photo Express, w111\ 11'9 County Clerk MAIL RETURN RECEIPT OF tHIS NOTICE, BIO DEADLINE: NOVEM· shall be pald 11 specified lion. However, the 1111 Is Dan German 542E 19988771060 INTERNATIONAL PER· Inc .. Breit Olava, Pres. . Oronge Coun1y on 09129 RECEIPT REQUESTED OR OCTOBER 5, 11198, BEA 3, 1998 AT 2:00 p M. In the coltectlve bargaining mostly vacant. Stte 2 hH Lucille Jackllck 4060 Dally Piiot Oct. 2, II, 16. FUMES, 7777 Edinger Av. Tflls staltmtnl was hied 199867710 ..Joshua Brenn aka WHICHEVER IS l.ATER. PLACE OF BID RECEIPT: agreement appltcable to some oidsllng sand bags John Olsen. 7478 23, 1998 F554 1108, Huntington Beach with the Coun1y Clerk ol Dally Pilot Ocl 2, 9 Joshua w Brenn. Jane UNLESS THIS Cl.AIM IS FACILITIES & OPERA· eletl partlcular craft, cfas· that nave been placed on Rob Ragnarasson 552E PUBLIC NOTICE Mall, Hunllngton Beach, CA Orange Counly on 10/06 98 23 1998 Stenn aka Jane E Brenn. PAID WITHIN THE SPECI· TIONS, 2985·E Bear SlrMI, 111tcallon or type ol work the slope to prev101 soU Rosi Ray, 458F ' 92647 19988771769 1-"'-' ------'--- And AJI Occupants in Pos· FIED TIME, THE MOBILE· Costa Mesa CA 92628, employed on the project. erosion. Luellen Wagner, 413C FlctlUous BuilnHI Daya Hemaslrl lly· Dally Polol Oct 9 16, 23, PUBLIC NOTICE session Costa Mesa M0t>1le HOME Will BE AOVER· (714) 424-7530 Copies of schtdulu ol The proposed corrective Gregory Deegan 2740 H St an11rachchf. 1040 N. W1I· 30 998 FS64 Estates 327 W Wilson. TISEO FOR SALE AND PLACE PLANS/DOCU· rates so determined 11e on work will enhance. the In-Daled· IO/l3/9B am• atement aon Av Pasadena, CA • 1 Fictitious BualnH• SJ?ace No 28. Costa Mesa WILL BE SOLO AT 10:00 MENTS TO BE PICKED UP; Ille at the District olfl~ and tegrlty of th• slope lor bolh Signed: Janet Sutton Thi following pe'.sons are 91104 PUBUC NOTICE Hem• Statement Ct11lorn11 92627, Chase A.M. ON NOVEMBER 13, Same H ebove. are avallable to any Inter· the ••lstlng structures on Thls notice la gll/en In ac· doln-'1buslnHs 11· This business I• con· Tne following persons are M.Aohallan Bank, c/o 1998, AT COSTA MESA Pl.AN FEES: No charge Hied party upon reQuest. the lop ol the alope (I.e .. cordance Wtlh th• provl· g~1N~~~TI 3~~U5Jf1~~ ducted by: en lnd1vldual Fictitious BualnHs doing business as· Next CWC, 26522 La Alameda MOBILE ESTATES, 327 W. tor bid documents In accordance Wilh SectJon "Park Newport Apart· aions of Section 21700 •I • r Have you started doing Nam• Stat•m•nt Level Bu11nen Develop· Suite 120 M1n1on V1e1o, WILSON, SPACE NUMBER WAU<THROUGH: Manda· 1773.2 of the Callfomla ments") as wen as ea~k Hq. ol lhe Butlnesa & Pro-:~::J· Newport Beach, CA business yet? No The following peraons are ment, 537 Newport Cenler CA 92691 28. COSTA MESA, CALI· tory waJkthrough Is schtd· Labor Code, lhe Contract0< Bay Drive. 1 pubnc road· lesslons Code of the s111a WU C M 101 Daya fiemas lrl llY· doing buslneH as: Obiec:t Or, 1323, Newpon Beach. N 0 Tl CE IS HE A EBY FOR NIA 92627. ultd for Octobef 26, 1998, shall post • copy oflhe de-way PfO\liding access to ol Cahfomla 1 •am · irams, analflC:hchl Development 23141 Ar· CA 92660 GIVEN that Brian M UNLESS THE AFORESAID 8 00 1 m, Prospee11ve bid· 1erm1naUon ol prevalllng Upper Newport Bay Eco-Sales aubjtt1 to prior can-Bucllwheal lint, Ketchum. This 11a11ment was tutd ro 0 Vista, 'Suite #110, Jeanne M Kllmowsl\j, Dougl'ler, an lnd1V1duat. d6a !lUM INCLUDING OAILV ders are to meet at FactU-rate of wages II each job loglcal Reurve, at the toe cellallon In I.he event ol set· l~a~1833i;1~h Noll 13014 with the County Clerk ol Rlnch.O Santa Margarita, 1'418 Seacrest, Corona pel Costa Mesa Mobile Es· ~ORAGE CHARGES. ties & Operations, 2985·E site. The schedule ol per of lht slope. The work Is lfement between owner · Ill• • Orange County on 11l·21·98 CA92$88 Mar.CA92625 tales cl1Jms a hen against UTILITIES CONSUMED. Bear Strffl, Costa Mesa, diem wagea Is baud upon being proposed In tile In· and obligated party. ~~~ ~rlmalda, Del Mar, CA 19988773272 Object oevatopmenl, (CA), Thia buslnen 1s co~· lhat certain 1996 Skyline AND ANY OTHER REA· CA Call (714) 424·7530 for a working d•y of eighl lert11 of public heatlh, Publlihed Newport J 1 P Noll 4833-3 Via Daily Piiot Oct 23, 30, 9500 Toledo Way, Irvine. ducted by: an lnd•vldual HM Inc Oal<manor moD•I• SON ABLE INCIDENTAL det&1l1. Bids wQI not be ac-hours. The rate lor holiday saltly, and welfare, H well Beach.Costa Mesa Daily ~m~ · 0 ange CA Nov 8 13 t998 F595 CA 92618 Have you storlod doing home. Decal Numbtr OTHER CHARGES IS PAID cepted from con1rac1ora and ovenime work •fall be u to prollC1 pr1V11t ptop-Pilot Ociober us. 23, 1998 92869 ma, r • ' ' Thls bus1neu 11 con· business yet? No • lAV6790, Serial Numbers ANO THE MOBIL£HOME not 1n1nd1ng lhls walk-11 t.me tnd one·hall Toe •rtY F5M Thi b 1 1 on-PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: 1 corporallon Jeanne M. K11mow1kl 0 6 7 1 0 6 0 3 I A a n d REClAIMEO BY REMOVAL 11\rough. Contractor and any aut>-LOCATION 1 Patk NtW· 1 us ness 1 c Have you alarttd doing Thll llalement was lilttd 0671060318. located It FROM THE AFORESAID NOTICE IS HERl!BY contr1C1or(s) shall pay nol pon, within the property of PUBLIC NOTICE duct~ by: 1 general pan· Fictitious Bu1lne11 business yelf No w11h tile County Clerk •I Costa Mesa Mobile Es· PREMISES BY NO LATER GIVEN that lhe above· less than lhl apecllltd pre-the Park Newpon Apan· ners P Nam• Statem•nt ObJect oevelopment, Scot Orange County on 0912~/lMl tatu, 327 W w11son. THAN A~ SPECIFIED named School District ot va1llng rates ol wages to all men11. Flctttloua Bualn••• Have you started doing The tollowlng persons are Conrad PrH 199807710.,. Space Number 28. Cos11 ABOVE, IT SHALL BE Orange County, CA. acting workers •mployed by rhem SETTING: The proJect 11 Name Stat•m•nt ~~lj'"J'~ Yes, 411165 doing business as: This siatement was tiled oailv Pilot Oct 2 9 16 Mesa CA 92827 SOLD IN ACCORDANCE by •nd through Its Govern-In the execution of the con· located in Newpor1 &uch, The following peraons are Thi am1 t' 11;1'1 11 d HORIZON FINANCIAL wlln lht county Clerk of 23 1998 ' F•2i T_ne value ol •lorage ot WITH THIS NOTICE SAID Ing Board. tler11naher r• lraCI. along lhe east side of dOing buslntH as: SCOTT s s a emen WH j e SERVICES. 2030 East Orang• County on 10/061981-"'-' -------- lb6.Dl0b•tthorne from June SALE SHALL BE FOR RE-!erred lo IS "DISTRICT," A Payment Bond and I Upper Newport Bay. The CENTER, I California Um-o'th thee C~ty ~~2'9: Fourth Streel 12t6. Santi 198887 71772 PUBLIC NOTICE t~8 lhrough ano 1nctud· MOVAL AND RELOCATION Will receive up to, but nol Per10<mance Bond ahall be pro11C1 consists ol slope ll•d Partnership, 3835 range oun Yon Ana CA 92705-3920 p 1 Oc 6 23 1---------l~tpttmber t8. 1998, tn. ONLY ANO SHALL BE later than the 1bov•1ta1td rtqulrtd pnor to t.1Ctcu11on 11abl111y repair work 11 two Blrc:h Slretl, Newport 19986771068 John Philip Cleary, 3~11~~~ 01 1 9• 1 FS6r Flctltloue Bualn•H eludes time, sealed bids for the loc1llon1 on the slope Iha\ Beach, CA 92660 Dally Pilot Ocl. 2, 9, 16, Ga~le v. Cleary, 18811 • Nalfte St•t•ment , Is pan ol tht Park Newport J. Scoh Fawcett. General 23, HX18 F556 PepperltH Drive, VIiia PUBLIC NOTICE The tollow1ng persona~ STARTING ••••••••••••••• The Legal DepartmenJ al 1h1 Dally Piwt Is pleased 10 announce a fltW urvict now available UJ new busl11esses. Wt will now SEARCH the name/or you at no txtra charge, and save you the dmt and 1111 trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Tht n, of course, <iftt r tit• uarc/1 i complettd will will file your flcdtit>us buslntS$ name 'ilattmt nl with tltt County Cltrk,publisl1 once a wuk for four wnks a. rt quind by law and then fll4J yo11r proof of publlcatio11 with th11 Cuunty Citric. . · niast top by to flit your flctitiou1 busln111 f latt mt nl al lht Dally Pi/Qt, JJO IV. Bay 1., Costa Mt.\a. I/you cannot stop by,pltast call us al (949) 642·4321 and wt will makt arro11gtmtnts for you to handl• thu p rot1d11.rt by mall If you ltould havt any f urtlttr qu1stlons, pita t call us and wt will b• mor« I/Ian glad In assut jOll. Good luck. in your n1w bu.f/ntssl Pilot • Aparlments complex lo-Partner, 8739 Hudson Rlv11 B Peril, CA 9286t·10t5 tlolng business as BalbQa c:attd II 1 Patll Newport In Circle, Fountain Valley, CA PU LIC NOTICE Tl'!ls business Is con· Fictitious Bualne11 Rooll°" Service, 11~ the City of Newport Beach. 92706 • Fictitious Bualn•H ducted by· husband and Nam• Statement Pomona Ave , 14, Co-Sia The Park N•wPOl1 Apart· Wilham C Mir1m1 I Ehli• • wife The following persons 118 Meal, CA 92659 tn8f'lls cornple• Is loceted beth A Mlr1m1, Co-Name •t•t•ment Have you 111111d doing dol business 11• 8rth's MOR. Inc. (CA), 1730 11 the top o~ a slope along Trustees Ml11m1 F1mlly o1Th• f~~·~~ng peraoPi'1 111 buslne11 yel? Yea, 10183 Pho~ ExPftll Inc. \7954 Pomona Ave . 14, Cocca the east lldl ol Upper Trust OTO 3125/91, 101 d ng uvl 11 11 c IMI John Phlllp Cleary-M noha Slreit F~nl81n Mesa, CA 92659 Newp0f'1 Bay. The nearest Buckwheat lane, 1<e1churn, This DllJl•I Video Produe· Gayle v. Cleary v ~ CA 5127oa: • Thi• buslneu 11 con- major ttrHt lnter11alon II ID 83340 ~n1, M 55 c~"'J~j2e Or., This Slltement Wat llted :1~iY.i PholO. E1¢prtS1, Inc, ducted by: a corporal!~ San Joaquin Hiils Road Jflfomt Krueglll', Trustee, R •bta ... ;11.: J 7 2255 With lht County Clerk of (CA) 1670 Santa Ana Ave. Have you started d~ and JamborH Road. l<rueg8' lrusl OTO 2/4/71, 0 '" ar"" ones. Orang• County on 9·25-88 s ' I J c 1 M CA business yet? No APPLICANT• Geteon 1128 N. Flower Slreet, ~l\ai:7or .. Costa Mesa, 18988770822 9~~;7 ' OI 1 911' MOR, Inc .. W11i11m W004flt Bakar & Assoclatea fOf Sanll Ana, CA 92703 01~~ Francis Howand Dally Pilot OC1 23, 301 This builneu la con· 111, PrHldtnl -.. Park Newport Apa~menll This business I• con-2252 H t-• Dr Costa Nov. 8 13, 1998 FSH dueled by: a CO(potat•on This 1u.1ern1n1 w11 row REVIEW PERIOD. October ducted by' 1 limited Piii· eri..., ·1 ' Have YOll atatttd doing v.llh the Counly CleriLQI ~~811198 to November 22, Mrahlp ~~T:· ~:/1n6:?. 1, con· PUBLIC NOTICE buslnesa )'.ti? No Orange County on 09/11111 · . H1v1 you atarted doing d ..,. ...,, .1 11 Brett'a Photo bpr111 t 99887'ft08a Thi• recommended !Ind-butlne11 yet? V11. 09/207 uct:;--... ,. 1 QtMr .. pa ' flcutlou1 Bu•lne.. Inc Breh Gl1va Prea ' Dally Piiot Oct 2 9 ~ Ing ttuil the project wtn not n "'"•"P N•,,.. ll•tetn•nt Thi' 111 I ' flied ' ' have a a1gn1t1cant effect on J. Sc:olt Fawcett, Gene<al Have VOU ?llNatttd doing Thi follOwtnQ S*tonJ are w11h' t:i. ~~~ w~rk of 23, 1998 F the enwonrMnt 11 bued Pann.r butlnHt Y91 O doing bualn111 11· BOAT o Co t 10/08/V8 PUBLIC NOTICE • on an lnlllll atUdy and This 1t1tem.m w11 tiled Robert PllMf Jone• u s MARINE CENTER range un Yon pro)tcl revl1lonl/cond111on1 with the County Clerk ol Thie •tattment ~u filed 1i39Cl Pacific Co111 High: 119187717" '10Utloua ltu1lne1a which now m1t1g1te pot~ Otange County on 09/29/8t with the County Clerk ol wav. Sulll 200A. Hunting. Dally Pilot Oct 9, 18, 23, N•m• Stat•ment fltlly slgn11tc1n1 environ-t8918711ot7 Orang• County on 09/29198 1on Be•c:ll, CA 512649 30, t998 F513 Tile lollowlng persona re mental lmpac:t1 In the lot. Dally P•lot Oc:t. 2. 8. 18, 11911771089 Boat America Corporation, PUBLIC NOTIC! doing bu1lnes1 .. ~ Sp1c;. lowlng ereu· Geologlcal 23• HIN F553 Dally Piiot Oct 2. 9, 18, ~A). MO S Plckelt 511111. trum C.tt1ing & spe~at PrQblem1, Water buil1ty, • 23, 1998 F425 Ale11andrl4t, VA 22304 Fictitious •uslnHa fvenl• 1725 Mone~ ~!:~"~:t~t~:·:;~1°:,:S PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI J~1~cs ~u~~::: ':u~on-H•m• atat•-nt •A'l. 'co111 Me11, .u. glare), and Cul1ural A• NOTICI Off Have y u .~ dotn The I011Qw1ng pertont .,, 112627 1ourc11 Tne dr•" MIU. PU•uc AUCTION Plctltlow BuelnH• buslMaryet? No g doing bua1nu1 ,, Web ~:~:" He':mo~:,r1'lak,2~~ p,attd Neg•11vt Declar•tlon, Notlc9 It tltt~vtn Name ltate..,.nt Boal Arn9rlc1 Corporation 01v1l°rf.ment Partnera. ••I CA 82830 1~1~1~;,1:"!. I~ 1hat the 11naer1 Wiii ~ '~::~.~.~~~ Sandra Buratti, Viet P1111: ::,~68allt~w~f:2f~e Foun• Tti'la bu1ln1n 11 ; vttW9d u Of putc:tt/"4 for 1111 at PUBLIC UCTl?N or H .. tth, 122 !. l ay Av· dTent llpaon Cont ulllng, tnc . ducted by: an 1nd111ldual the i1 of octuctlOn 1 on trie I l/02/91 at tt .OO enue Balboa CA t2M 1 "" •tatement _... loled (CA) 17200 Newhopt SI Have you •tarted dolnQ lh• C:n!CI ~rP:n. ~ am. a1: ALLSPACI . IM4 1131• • • wtth the County Clttk 01 1122A. ,OU<li.in vatrey. CA bullneH ~,17 Yea, 1,13 Oeplf1rnent, 3300 N-pori HAMllTQ.N AVI!.. HUN· Joyce l'aye Barnes, 122 E. Orange COunty on ot/2tl'N 8270t Jason caner loullVlrd Newl)Ol1 Beech TINO TON ICH .. CA .a .... ••1 AV81\\11 81tbQ1 CA 1Mlt77 t 071 Tl\11 Dulll\UI II con• Thlt ltlt8tntnt """ I led CA 1~159' 'or lnlormatlon' IM pttlonal property Of t~M 137 ' · Oally Pilot Oct. 2 .• 9, 11, duettd by. 1 corpot•llon With the County Clerk of contact Javl8f S 011cl1 ti the 101~A'JI: UNITI DtlorH Ann C1n111ell1, 23. 1994 F&52 Have you atarted doing Orange Coutnty on Mf2911t (849) 144-3200. Written INVINTOAV 122 E. Bay Avenue, 8ol• b\11tn•st '(111 No 1 911771070 comment• ~·rding 11'1• $TALllNOI l'RANI< boa. CA 92Ml-lt37 On lh• move? Up•on Con•ulllng. Inc . Dally Ptlol Ott ?. '· 11, adequacy or ll'lie 0t1Pt Mlt" ,003 HOUUHOLO IT£MS lhl• buslnoH fe con. Steve Upaon. PrHldent 23. ttoa 'HS o•ttd N1Qtt1Ye o.c1.,auon rool'..s , d\IC19d by· co-p&11l\4tr1 Sell your extra Th•• •ta••mtnt ""a• I.ltd Thinking ot , • ing • rnu•t be received by th• .,. L•"'-o•v 0 ,,..3 ""'" tM Co\.tnty Cl9fk of • v PtaMlng O.p~t at tM n1;L ... ~ ,. , • .,.. I RENT house .. old Of•na-County on 10/13191 g•r•g• .... ,, _..;....;.,_.__.;i_..._.._..;....-... ... "LINO C~llNETS. BOXES 11 1na•111290 Olv• us• ca111 - To Pl•c. an •d In IOSTtA. ITtVI!, Fot3, items 0 11u plot Ott " 23 30 CLAS8tFtao CIH•lfled MICAO, 80itl8 ,.......... I 111..d I Cl lfl d I., I • ' • • ..... ,. Call •4a·9•?8. I AICOCK, SCOTT. 0021. nvvv11 C ISSnl"Qlllt ,..o-t, t , tttt '&Tt • PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ,uauc NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUl&.IC NOTICE ~~1~26~~llntn 11 co PUBLIC NOTICE ducted b)'' an lnd1vid11•I --~--=~~--l ducteo b • In °' Hht you llartod doing THE PETITION re· YOU MAY EXAM · lhe Weet lddres, Vid Olhef '.,. =========:J PIOIHI ......... ,. ""' 1 ,. .... ,. Plcllllo"' Bu•l-H °""M" v<l1 No 'l"•oto thot DEENA P. INE tho hie ••Pt by°'' .,._ r.• N.-. ltetement businH~oue11'~•d doing N•m• Statement J•y Oate FLAMSON be llppO!nted eourt. If you ere • per· ol !tie re• OBITUARY 888 'Olt loClo~!'!" pe1son1 .,, Rich.,d ¢ Low: The following pe11on1 alt Thl1 statement w1t f1ltel •• per1onal "e'"•nt•· i on 1nte,.1ted in the ~~~ ....._ •• ~~ 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ bU1 .... 11 II MAIN Thtt llatement wa 11 doing busineu aa• Pata· 11t1th the County Cletk of live to admin11ter the Htate, you ma flit ICtl CA g ''"" ...,,...,...., '' STA ~ TH~·c!~:70~· W•th th• County Cl~k· •:, d1se lnteri0t1, 1 s .. CO•• 01ang1 Coooty on 09 29 99 Htet• of th• d•oedent . wnh th• court , l o1mal ,.. undersloned Tl\ls!ee ..--------- ':"" ~~a,1 Tht1ll St0t• Orange County on 09 29 98 ~ Newpon S.ach. CA 1118017t088 THE PETITION r .. Requt1t tor Spec1al dlSdaitns 1ny'\abMy for any REDDING, c:i 2411 s Mt1n St' 19980771087 D 0 br Daffy Pilot Oct, 2, 9, IS. que1tt the decedent'• Notice of the f1hng ol 1n tnCQtreellleSS of lt\e steel ~ti MIA, CA 92707 " Daily Pilot Oj:t 2, 9, 19, Se~m'tovea i.::::. ~°:'' 7 23, 1999 F42S WILL end codicils, If inventory and apprat .. I lddlllS and ~rtlef Q)IMW)ll V•ughn N . t ru t bu11ntu It con• 23. 1999 . F427 Beach, CA 92660 pon PUBLIC NOTICE anyb be T~~Vlt ~ of eatate Ht•t• or. of l':,':1nna:,on "lY· Showr'I 88, a 32 year Costa duded W. Um1ted Uab lity PUB :Thia bu11nen 11 con· pro ate. • a anv petthon or account Said .a will be made bl.II Mesa resident, d••d eo. LIC NOTICE· duC1ed by· an Individual Fletltloua lu1lne11 any eodieila ere •vlJ!I· " provtded in H cllon 'MlhOut covenant OI warranty """' you atatt•d doing Fletltl 8 Havt you atantd dOlng N•m• Statement eble for exammat1on 1n 1250 of th• Cahfornta exp(eSs Of ~bed. teOarding ~~~:: :iu M:;~~~ bl.I•'""' yet? No oua ualnett business ytt? No The totlOWing peraons are the ftle kept by the Proba1t Cod•. A Re· lllte. possesroo c::onoa.on or Ma.n SllHt Thull Stoie, Name Statement Denise Gab11ellt Moore doing busine11 u· USA court. qyHt for Special ~ot1ce encumotances ~ino Saturday. October scon Watton, Mem~i The lollo11ting persons a11 This statement w11 Med Networks 97S AulH Dr THE PETITION ,.. fotm le eva1lable lrom fee1 s1i._chaioes and exPense~ 24, 12 00 noon at PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish lo sell Make sure everyth ng 1s clean and repaired. ()aify;.~ 642·5678 z: T11t1 statement wu Meo doing buaintss as· Com· with the County Clerk 01 Costa Mesa, CA 92828 " QUHte authonty to th• co t 1 k o nc Trustee and or IM tne Presbyterian ""1h th• County Ct11k of ~t-.C11w, 22t5 M'l" Pl., Orange County on 10/08/98 Lemp111 Otte! Fal1rdo 976 edmm11ter the estate A~ fo:r~tidm-: ¥"~~~ Cl~a~e:Y b~~1e=~ol Church of Th• Coll· Oitno• County on 8·9'98 se'r"g1~es~. CA 926 72" 19988771785 Ai.lea Otlve Co•ta Mesa. under th• Independent .......-en ......... C. Qny• M ptmopal sums of 'JWte(s en ant. Fa11v1ew . t9988789248 Me er Pl omtto, 4 l5 Daily Pilot Oct 9 19 23 CA 92628 Adminittretton of E1· _...., ...,.. ed b _sll!d Costa Mesa D111Y Pilot Oct 9, tS, 23, 92~27 ·Costa Mesa. CA 30, l998 ' j:569 Th11 buslnus 11 con· tatH Act. (This authon· tJi 1 rr&ltov.1IYS~.36 4wilh Survivors: wilct. (!) 30 1999 F576 Thia buslneas 1 ducted by anlnd1v1dual tyw1llallowtheper1on· 810NewportCenw interest ftier~ flom Helen, daughter, ; • · ducted by· en lndilll~ua~on· PUBLIC NOTICE Havt you staned doing al ,.pre1tntet1ve to take Dr. •1700 03/01/1998 @ "~25 % per Ka1en Mast, son, Bill PUBLIC NOTICE H buslne11 Yet? YH, 4/98 manv eet1on1 wi thout ....._. 9eadt CA annum as PTovided 1n Sa.d ~adding, 8 01and ---------1 b ave you started doing Flclllloua Bu1lne11 L Galt! f a1ardo obtaining court approv· 92M0'....29 note(s) plus cosl and M.Y ad· children :ind 1 groat· "clltloua Bu1lne11 9~alntn yet? Yes, Ol/01/ Name Statement Th11 11atoment was lilao el. Before taking certain 10118 10119 10123 vances 11t11h interest ESTI. grcindchild ~ Nam• Statement Sergio Romero The following persons are with the County Clo1k. ol verv Important acuon1, ' ' MATEO lOTAL lf!BT Vaughn will tong be Hove A • Garage Safe! 1 ~ Th• lolloW•ng persons ''' This atattment was filed doing business as; Orange County on 10/08198 however, the peiaonal PUBLIC NOTICE , $417 988 48 The bene1r,arv remembored for his I doing businttt II E· with tht County Clerk of CONCRETE HAADWAAE1 10980771783 ,.pre1tntative wttt be under tc:a"J Oee<I ol !\Isl involvement in the LO(' AL Commt1c• Acceu, Inc . Otange County on 09117198 426 1/2 Acacia, Co1ona del Daily Piiot Oct 9. 16, 23. raqut,.d to give notibe =~ t~e,~~~~ea Community. , .H ,,, 9500 Toteoo, liv1ne, CA 19988709999 Ma~~ CA 92625 30. 1998 F560 to mterHted pe11one • wntten DeclatijllOO of Default ~======= CL M.ORTUAR/l'~ gz6t9 David J Stoner, 426 ~ 1 h h and De lot ~le _ r, ;, ObJtct Devtlopment Cor· Daily Pilot Oct 9, 18, 23. Acacia COiona Ciel Mar PUBLIC NOTICE u n e !! f e Y • v e NOTICE OFATLREUSTEE'S wntten Nomaod~of fauandll ~ft! ARMOR, auon, (CA), 9500 Toledo 30. 1998 F561 CA. 92625 • · w111v..., notice or eon· 2l1 """ ,W: . llVlnt, CA 92918 This buslneu Is con· Fictitious Bualn•H H~ted to the proposed APN 442 1~0AN NO Electoo to M he Un<lef• PACIFIC VIEW Thrs bu11n111 Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE duct.a by: an lnd1V1dua1 N•m• Statement eet1on.I Th~ 1ndepen· ~9573N9&5210. 11F1•9 R >Y SAfZ f>'if:'11 ~SC, ~o~ ~ D•rrlck nimbi• Plug lrt!O ll'le MEMORIAL PARK duC1ed by~ a co1p0t1tlon Fl tltl 8 1 Have you 1taned domg The lollow1ng persons are dent adm1n11tratton be recorded 111 the county 3 5, o I Newport C C , tfav• you ttartld doing e oua us "'" business yet" No doing business as· Thell· authority will be granted IMCR TEANR T NOTICE TO ~re the real property IS le). Beach, d1od October toss lleo'.2 emetery • rt 'ill)' b1is1ntS1 yet? Yes 10+98 Ham• Statement David J Stoner 1st, 2542 O•lord Lane unlase an interested ~ !X.8~Ef taled 7, 1998. He is 1ur· sec:uon Chace!• Crt: 1810fY Ob!eCt Development Bat· Cl The lotblOWtng persons are This statement was filed Costa MHa, CA 92626 per1on file• an object1on l Y~ A 'O~~O ~AUfRU~~: FFoo< ~111mlonnatl00 Mon-v1ved by h•s mother, lo 11...,. ~-~-s 3SOO Paet!!(' ,..,,, Dr•"e itartConrad PtH ' oing usiness as· OP v.ith 1he County Cltrk of Chllstophet J Amburgty, to the pet1t1on and TEO NC'.lVE~R ~ rJI to S()()pm Pa111c1a Trimble, '"'''""'""" Nn..,..p0• ... t> Th s statement was littd ~:~~11"'8' 1!807~I';;;d St. Orange County on t0.21·98 2542 Oxford Lane, Costa t howt good cause why t UNJ~ y TE ~~"ve 9~rustee ~ latller. Paul Joseph lrom eledriclO:lS 644·2700 ,. •h the County Clerk ol Ouan''nM ~ ey, 708 19980773198 Mesa, CA 928?6 the court should not A~ION OT~ w • T11mb'e and b1other, ~""pl Otange County on 10/13199 Thi d gSt '~Pham, 18076 Daily Pilot Oc1. 23, 30, This business Is con· grant the euthon tv. Y R PR RTY IT Y Inc CJO ~:_West~ · T1oy Trimble. ''"" urnws IO 19980772288 CAr9270S tmtain Valley, Nov 6 13 1998 F594 ducted by· an lndrvidual A HEARING on the ~ SOLD A A ·r IC E'fYawnce ,r"~ O g·;l ~ Memorial Services ICnd'iCOPofS PIERCE BROTHERS P Oc • 3 30 ' • Have you started doing t t II b .. Id ALE -ii:-YOU NEE AN 6 9 ~9~A Oa • II b 3 00 S BEU BROADWAY • Oaoly •IOI t. 1v, 2 , ' Th11 bustness is con· PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No pe I ion l.'lrt e .. e on PLANATION Of T ~· l~1r 1 led t w1 e : p.m., un· & potn!Prs ~ov. 8, 1998 F580 ducted by· an lnd1vldual Chustopher J. Amburgey N~vember .12, 1998 at REr C fHE PR (). Tuistee SeMCes 1~~~ 11""11 day, October 25, 1998 Monua•7 * 1wr1apel • Have you 'started *mg Fletllloua BualnHt This Jtatement was hied 1 .45 p .M . in Dept. 703 ING A NST YOU. -BY Dell at Pacif·c View Mortu· Daily Pil Cremat n PUBLIC NOTICE bus•nHs yet? Yes. Jan 01. Name Statement with th• County Cletk 01 located at 341 The C1tv S~OUL CONTACT Cunam~y. Aul! .».llln&· a1y Chapel, Pacific 1998 Th f . o co 1 101oe198 Drive 7th A . P.O. Box LAWYE ~re, Trustee Offieer V1ow Memorial Park, 110 Broatrway fletllloua Bu1lne11 Ouang Pham . e ollowing persons art iange un Yon 14171 Orange CA On November 5 1998 al UL Cuna~..t 3014 3500 Pacific view Costa Mesa Name Statement This statement wit filed doingbusmessas· 19988771781 92613·1571. 1000AM ExecutiveTf\IStee Xi~""'JOll6198 10/23198, 647 5678 6~2 9 1 50 ~~~~ng ~mM~W$~Cou~~~~~~~~-121~ ~~~~~.~1~n IF YOUO~~Tro ~~s ~. a~~~~c~1~~~~,~~~~6~~~~~~g~~~W-e~·~N:e:w:p:o:~=B_•_~_h_·~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~-~~~~ dotng busintH as: HAPPY Orange County on t0/08/98 g~~~~·tt9;84~2• Garden 30. 1998 F566 the grentmg of the corporation as duly appotnled PET. 2052 Newport Bllld • 19988771702 Peter' Babic, Jr . 12162 pelition, you Jhould ~ u;,der,.a~~lpu~~ Thinking ol hnvmg :i Ctasslfled ·~~et2/· Costa Mtll, CA Daily Pilot Oct. 9, 16, 23, Gentges A110 .. 12. Gardon PUBLIC NOTICE appear at the haa~ing November 17. 1989( ~~~ garage sate? Tile most eomprehon• P ••lck F Glel 1805 Sher· 30, 1998 F565 Grove. CA 92840 and state you1 0~1ec· No 89-621348. ~ O al Give us 3 C'.1111 slve and cuirent dlrec· • a. • • This business Is con· 11ons or file w11tten Records in the o o the CLASSIFIED lngton Pl .. IUl02• Newpor1 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an lnd1vldua1 CNS1eo.tu ob1aet1ont with the Egunl~ ~rder o O~e 6 42•56 7 8 tory 0 1 goods and sor· • ~~i:;h, ;~,fi::: Is con· Flctltloua Bu1lnH1 Have you stanod doing NOTICE Of court b efore the heer· e~{Eid ~iateRg: ~ ~ 1---------...1.-_v_ic_e_s_a_ro_u_n_d_l ___ -1 OliCled by: an lndlvldual Name Stateme t business yet? No PET1T10N TO mg. Yo!Jr eppeerance R~nel Sat husband and d n Peter Babic, Jr • may be m person or by ... w 11 Have you start• doing The following persons ere This statement was filed ADMWISTER WI e nm se at ~btic auctK>n bullll•ss l't? Yes, Ftbru-Clol~ business as. ANGEL with the county c1111e of ESTATE OF: you~Fatt~g~,V-ARE A ~s~~~:~ Jn:, ~a 1p,1~(:~~ Giel ~!11·J~ ~~1;'fJ2S: St· Orange County on 09·23·98 WA]UU.D JACK CREDITOR ot a contin state Of na!J()nat bank. a Tnla statement w1t Mod Angel Systems tnc (CA) 19988770553 FL.x.MSON AKA gent creditor of the ctleck drawn by a state °' with the County Clerk ol 3007 EJllerpris~ St ," Costi Dally Pilot Oct 23, 30, JACK W. Fl.AMSON deceaaed, you must file federal c:re<111 unlOO. °' a When you 're tuned "Affordabl e Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation & Otano• County on t0/13198 Mna. CA 92626 Nov. 6, 13, 1998 F597 CASE NO. ~194310 your clium with the =31dril'M'I :~ ~:;,e.;: 19980772285 Thi• business ls con. PUBLIC NOTtCE To all h•!"· benefi· court and mail a copy to sooatio~W\8 assoaa-Oa ty Pilot Oci 18, 23, 30, ducted by a corporation ctenH, ered1tora, eon· the personal representa· tlQn oc sawios ianlt 5P8Q· Nov. 6, 1998 F581 Have you started doing Flelltlou1 Bualne11 llngant creditors, and tive appointed by the fied 111 sec:tK>n"'51 2 of the f t- • business yet? No Name Statement pe11on1 who may other· e ou rt wt th 1 n f ou 1 nanaal Code and aothonzed PUBLIC NOTICE Angtl Systems, Inc. Hyuo-The rottowing pe1Sons .,, w111 be mterHted m months from the date IO do buSl!leSS 111 this slate • )ln Sh•n. P11s1dent doing business as· HAlc th• will or Htate, or of firs\ issuance of .,,.,. ~'!_eld AJ lJ: entr~ into classified you;re tuned into your community. Burial Service Wh y should you subject you r self & your f amity to paying inflated prices for cas ket s & se r vices???? .. Fletltloua Bu1lne11 This statement was filed 23461 South POlnte. 1490: both, of : WA YLANO loners es provtded i n r 1 Cti3T....~ ~ Ha~e (;. Ham41 Statement with th• County Cl~ik of Laguna Hilts, CA 92653 JACK FLAMSON AKA section 9100 of the asi ca'l.~ aM\lflO~Y title The following persons .,, Orange County dn 10 06 ~ Jay Gale. 27332 Via Am11· JACK W . FLAMSON Cahf orma Probate Code. ~ Uiterest oonve~ 10 and doing business 11 .. .. 19988771770 toso, Mission Viejo, CA A PETITION h•• The ume for f1hng now held by rt undef' said looicornlon corn. 3197 J Daily Pilot Oct 9, 16, 23, 92692 been filed by DEENA p, el• ms will not el(pire Deed of Trust in ll'te property Alfpon Loop, Colla Mtst. 30, 1998 F562 This business Is con· FLAMSON In the Sup• before four months ~uated 1n said County ana <itc~::6 a. Lowe. 24931 Buy It. Seti It. 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HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlapley ada at.,t •t Juat $751 Otadlln• Wed 5pm ***** OPEN HOUSE Llallnga f or $151 Deadline Thurs 5pm ***** II pays to advertlH In the best local Real Estate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949.57.i.4252 ANNE WILLEY 949·574-4249 OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10·2 CORONA HIGHLANDS 416 Mendoza Tarraeo $1,250,000 CAMEO SHORES 227 Mitford Drive $1,299,000 HARBORVtEW HILLS 1221 l<"I Drive $895,000 BROADMORE 2815 laland View 1899,000 SPYQLASS HILL 34 Morro Bay VRM $999.000·$1, 194,000 VISA NEWPORT 1069 BEACH \\u l~ In H \11,1111 -. OOp111 \f11114l 1\ I 11•h\ MOBILE 1069 HOMES .-----I BALBOA ISLAND 1006 CORONA DEL MAR 506A Jasmine $599,000 Prudentlel CA Realty 949.944.e200 LIDO SANDS Pristine Remodel. G1an1te/Ma1ble thruout Nice yard Big Garege Many Extraa S559K Agent 949-631·1038 NEWPORT SHORES 2 BR, Office. 2 BA. Seam cells. newer 111• root. 1349,000 Balboa Newport Realty, Inc. HOUSES/ CONDOS POR SALE GENEM.L 1002 Nl!W ON MARKET Charming 38r, 2811 l-N~e-w__,,C,...o-n-a""'t,...r_u_c_U,....o-n­ ltland cottage + 2Br, 602 Lark1pur. COM 28a rHr unit on prime VIiia I· S585K • $5951< 60' rot, 1tep1 to Viii• 11• S450K . S47SK Prudential CA RHlty 2Br 2Ba Slngl•lvl, no b.y frontll u 50,ooo 949·844-e200 ,,..,,, an gar, $245· _. Tom/Ray v.·8ayahorH ANGELA GLASER Fund 949-642·8800 S285K Dick Dickson, Bill G1undy Realtor• 949·675·6HSI POOL HOM& o4Br 38• w(Two MH ter Su1IH, S450K 01ck Olckeon, Prud CA 721-3568 Established 19?9 Winter 6 Year1y Rentals Oceanfront & NeartheBHCh $1200 to $2800. MITRO Aeelty LAGUNA Prud CA 72 1-3566 * V.A. * (948) 723-09,83 Ocean View 48r 2Sa, Ab•ndoned Beach, ________ _ ro Down. so Mov•ln 1·•tf, remodeled kit, BEACH 1048 Cot1ae• One• In • NEWPORT 428 32nd StrMt Newport 8Neh, CA 949-723-44 4 ,,REE Co u nae 11 n g -BALB--O-A_____ private beach aueas, liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lllehme opponun1ty at COAST FREE Ust of Homel S69SK Agt 7S9-9314 Al'ch 8each Heights only $349,000 Agent 1070..----------1 •)1U0 NA A E P 0 $ PENINSULA 1007 OCl!AN VllW Aeeeas Op•n Sat a. Sun 1_. 949·723·8120 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BALBOA 1·800-723-6857 to Prl11at• a .. chH. 3br, 2.tiba, approx CASTAWAYS Approll Orea! OeH n & Canyon PENINSt11A 2107 V•teren Real Etlat• OWN Your Own Sandy 48R. Room to Expand 1850 ar 2br •'• mHter 3400af, •xPanded Views. CMta neat new ••PO,.ICLOalD•• Beach and Private $6951< Joan Burk•Agt 1ulle1. Owner S516K Plan 1, 3Br 2.5Ba. 3c 4or14ea. den. hlghty liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oov hom•• Hud, MHA Pier w/Sllp Ot 60'., 769·9314/559·2878pgr (949) 494·8547 garage, den, otfu:e. upgraded . L,ergul 4Bt 28• Oceanfront 'In avell. Call 24 hr•, Side Tie. A Charming OLD• CORONA OIL LOW•R 3 A.ROH iii Owner/Agt. 131-1579 Plan 5 . &1,109,000. home, fully furn'd, 2 7 days 800-555·1003. EleQ•nl Bayfront Hme MAR C•P• Cod with Ocean View •••tbluff OHt Duyl By Owner 378·304 car gar, winter only. Chance• are you wlll find what you nHd at the price 0 ; you want to pay when you read ClaaefflH dally ....... .,. on Main Channel. 4'Br Ocean view, atep1 to 4BA 311A. By Own., 3Br • 28a ,. FR. 1·Sty OPIEH HOUS• $195 (~0) 721·8896 3.aea, Spectacular Vu. bHCh 3Bdrm o4Bath, 2 will con1ld•t otfer1 In fhcer Great Location fRIDAY 1 o.a Asking 12, 199,000 viewing deck1, 3·etop th• 1 2 Miiiion range l499K ?20. I 7~ Bkr Ramone. Agt 875-4000 elevator, overalzed Mon-Fri 949·211·1234' ••tat• Value 3Br 38• CORONA DEL MAJt 3c gar., ,1,150.000. RV acce11, Huge Lot, JIM •KAHAN, AOT NeWPORT Anxl9us owner• want ~ '" to H ll nowt Only 1022 .., Prudential BEACH 1069 Pl'OPIRTY Houa11 --------~...... S!SHK 842·3850 ...... 373 x 211 * •LUPPS • PLAN • 'Thlnltlng ol hav1ng • NllWPORT COAST CORONA 42 AnJou DEL MAR Utt,900 2122 •• New 30001q It PrUdenhal CA Aaatty l'lom" for teate, qu••t 949.e44·8200 11t•a, ocean ¥1itW• C.ll tot Info 949-076·33&4 • SELL yow home ChrOuQh ctasSlfled Buy It. 19'1 n Find :1. • Claaelfte~. 38A·3 1/4BA+ 'am"'m Oatage .. le? a Stv on oooct fmblt Oiv. ua • c:a111 Conven ant Nr l!Htbluff ele CL.Aa911'11D Ct•~ Duy It hi It P:lnd It. 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Tut .... du) ,)·OOpm '°"aturday .......... .Frida~ .;,l)()pm COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2124 LAGUNA BEACH 2148 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH • 2148 Legun a B eachfront Furn, 3Br. 2Ba, Fam Rm, Study, FP. $4500' Mo. LFP 714·772·9212 Class lied Is .• CONVENI ENT whether you re buy· Ing. selling. or llftl 1001\mg. clnss lied nas what you neoa• C LASSIF IED 842·5678 • NEWPORT 1069 BEACH 1069 "J;ur Your Very Be..,t ~\uy At the Rc:l1.h''/ MaryAnn McGuire 646-6770 Pkk A Pricl" 1t) Fi[ Your Bud •et: $I 69,900 to 19 ,876 SF.A.FAIRE ~tuJio J>cnrhou c. 12' Ceilings \ ~kylighc ! ·. $179,900 to $209,876 .. Vlll.A BALBOA $1 9,900 to $209,876 VERSAI Ll..F.S I argest oub,le MUR l..A ·1 OU R Plan 2 C\) Ch<)()\<.' Fr,Hlt: Quiel Lo lion .. $369,000 to $ 28,876 YIU.A BALBOA. C:u;alin. ( land From Row View ! · i.urgc t 2 BR, 2 BA F n~cnada Plan $224,900 to $25 ~876 3 BR J HA Pl u, Ml\R l ofd Attnched 2-C r 101ragc. 1.:aundr ! Fi~pla~! Skylight ! PRU OE TIAL LI FORNI A Rl!Alli' ll 646&6770 for additional informacion. ... , 14 Fii(foy, October 23 Newport Beach/Costa Mes.o D a ily P NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED BEACH 2 169 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 PROPERTY 2778 CRIDIT 3107 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 TO BUY iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml•iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii& .......... ~iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~ 2ba uppur dpl•, nu Penthoua• Ve1H1lles Sp•ct•oul•r H•rhr 8000af re1e1l1olf1c• ADMIN ASST N•t'I ftetell coun1er and Gilt •••••••• RECOROS(TOP $ palnt 1 c r gar, on the tbr Iba no pell. new Vl•w f ·Bdrmll·Bath SC. lwy ott ramp Big GET 0 shopping ctr leasing wrappers, lor 1he MM P1ease bo aware lt\at Jou .. A&B, Soul, Rock ...-iol S16SOmo ytly carper, $1095 Call w11n Oarage, FP, AC, trat count algnage co uekt motivated Room, NP8 f11Sh1on the listings In this ell· Elc 60'• I. 6o·s Mika ,949) 673·7353. •lier 6 (949) 675•4175 be· Oourmet Kitchens. prkg. Own UHr $950k Of DEBT'• detail oriented Admln Island Apply in per· ago1y may require you 045·7505 2 B J 28• Extra large twoon 7am·I lam M·F Skyltgh1, Spa, Gym & Sl!5i< dwn owe Bal 2 Ant 10 support Vice aon 537 Newpon Ctr, to call a 900 number --------- Tennis, Walk t o assum loans 728·0868 l_'\IC CUil lzefn f President. Must have Retell 8•1•• fHtuon In wnlch lhero 11 a peTS & ___ ...;_ ___ _ v.111 Balboa unit w/ ••••••••• oe-ean vu, many lullUfy ~Pbra<les , sec. pool, APARTMENTS ~·s s1eoo & st95o FOR RENT Balboa Island, $1680 _ _ ..t:...: supe11or computer. Island, day ahitt 111.,11 c:narge per minute. ,(; 6049 BMW (949) 789·093t •-l-N_D_U-ST_R_IAL __ 2_7_8_8 •C1111i1GJrd1Wmolid.itta (Excel & Word) end Salary • comm1t11on ____ ,_..;.. ___ ,ANIMALS iiiiiiii1ijiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii • faimr11ts l.cirrtt'tl ~~0."~ •• ~~~~s 1~·~0~J. __ .... <7_1_4 .... l _5_68_·_1_r7_4 __ EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '94 3251• CPtt • lt1ltr""IR-" .. -·' Anoe t15 s union st Sales WANTED 5535 BEARDED COLLI£ (94.-4145)$23,9 "'9 Bkr 949·642<t850 4!'ijrm·2 Beith Single -------MISCELLANEOUS LOW AENTI lndust111I space w/01f1ces. 2200· 4GOOsl 78cont sl NNN Jackie (714) 673-2754. " rn~~ # 205 Alexandra Va, COMS OROW purebred AKC seeks BAUER JAQU • llarossmtuls' Stupptd 22314 All Karen. Fu WITH USI boyfr1end for pups (114)953·4800 hmlly Home In the RENTALS ~bor V1ev-1 Homes BALBOA •JlablamuJ · 1iiJJ (70:J) 636•6802 In· E1tpand1ng reta11 ad· FINNISH womon look· --~(9_4_0...;.)_7_3_3_·1_5_9_5.....,..... •85 BMW 3181• c 1ervlew1 11ar1 Oct 27 verllsing depa11menl Ing for housework FREE Block lab teiruslo 20 Red/Ian CO loed ..:,W50 Mo Call Knren pt:NINSUIA 2607 •Burr WMa Reolty '"' •---------INCOME •n1 949 01~030 ROOMS 2706 PROPERTY _.........,. ____ __. __ , SUN NY :Zbr Apt abOvo ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Act now 3br 2 5ba nu 0-"· remod. garage &I• Jlillnt 2400sl 19 yd, l<lund $1:?00 A11:111 ptd oner Pet ok Ocl·22 (949) 075·7123 92"9!> 9 19 ()40· 72t.2 BAVWOOD Lovoly 2· COSTA MESA 2624 SI y 2 Br 1 Ba' F p . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Furn'd mstr br mcl't u1111ma1d Nr Bal Is S750mo Prolmalure poison (714) 644·8100 2790 deck g.:ir pool. many op9rados Avail BP· P'OJC Npv 7111 S 1500, Mo Agl 949·G7S·4912 Newly Refurb l1h ed 1 8 r I Bo In lovely gated commly W;il1! 1 o t h e a I e r /s no p s . p rivale gar1carpor1. S660·S71 0mo · S69S NEWPdRT HEIGHTS ·3yr no"' dock, Ip, V1'1Ulll.ld CCII, 01111n balh,I••·-----· full prn1, no/smk, lnory S5401mo, lhcl s uul/ BUSINESS & rna•d • 722-072::1 FINANCE BLUFFS 36A 2'50A ,Ou101 Aroa S2 150 Mo Barba ra Sonrcgrel Rl)allor 949·644·019S Clop Klein Mqm1 949.501 ·4000 NP tlome guard comm·/WI•••••••• Room av:i11, Private Lo an Spec lallat Car, homes, personal ond debt 'consolida· 11on. small t>uslnoss welcome Call loll f1ec 1 ·877·467·4922. ontranco/ba g:irogo 1---------S600 (9191 t;;.14.1211 BUSINESS 8LUFFS VILLA 20r --------, _________ FOR SALE 2900 -------· 2Ba. llunkoy Avo11 NEWPORT RENTALS TO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANNOUNCEMENTS Nov 1 Gmo. l s-c. dock. BEACH 2669 b19 garage. cxcop SHARE 2724 RESTAURANT t•onal' S2200·S2~00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlnt NP beoch loc. By ~:::~:::v CdM r~om tor renl 3br Owner. 818·065·1238 AN __ N_O_U_N_C_E_M_E_N_T_S TERRACE 3ba, 2 cor 901, n 'sm. S. OC rest oppty, 1urn-• 2920 mltlo prof'd, no pols, koy nu loc nds oper/ Lg 1 & 20r noor Back ovl 1 l/1 M9·673·05G9 mklr 4 ownshlp inl. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bay & goH courso. Must be S capable. Lorgo pool, now cor· CM 31tr 2ba hso Cul-do· Sm S commll dur stall 0 II 28 B H pct & much more. soc Prof seeks male/ up 0 up , .. $ 728•0868 ar ng r 1 3 so, Sorry No Pols fem NS 1111all now " •FALL FESTIVAL• ENJOV food, rldos, games, crafts, shop! lrp Inc<! yd, wooch:d 545.4955 $635 949·548·4360 setllng, FP. no pets. ________ _..,._ ...... Sal Oct 241h 9am·3pm Christ Lutheran Church & school ,_, 385 949-455·0'144 * * BA VF R 0 N T** CM-Bluffs ponorom1c 11u 2t>r 2.5b11, pool, lrplc, 2br 2ba condo, share p11v walorfronl patio prol lorn SGOO -t ulll BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 $2800 ~49-C.75-0854 Dy 949-660,.9068 x202 760 Vlc torl• CM 2 blk W. of Harbor Devor Shores Boyrn; Jm'c:k <lur 2 5ba. 2 c ar ..,.. yd Shon term lse -s3~00 71 4·269·0505 Elegant Ocen n View CM/o.<ec hm. gal ed. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------- Penthouse 2·0drm pool' cats. S800'1so • Turn $20 into LOST & 2·Balh w1lh Lori, F110-4/huge mstr or 2br, $1000 u.ing MLM. For jtl.mc11cJn lom1ly Rty Lfdo Isle 4br Jba. sun· d\ick, sauna, frplc f"pis wctcomo S3000 Cwll for !.hewing Agl. 2925 pince Sludy, Vaulted Piii hfo, quiet 631·21I1 info packot send $5 to FOUND C oillngs, Skyl19hl, Hunllnglon landmark, T1m 4359 Victoria Park iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Courmcnl Kitchons. Sonlor comm. U11lurn Pie. L.A .. CA 90019' Found! While, female, n esort-Styfo Amonihos Sharo house, master •••••••• pllbull mhd 17\h St. $2695. (949) 769·0931 br & both, garago, full Please bo wory or oul CM call to Identity 949-718·2721 p1111 S6SO:rno 1' ullls or area companies (714) 54s-8387 714·960·3463 Check w1\h the local tmYPORT NEWPORT a et te r e us In es s ..,..L_o_a_t ""9_m_o_o-1d_G_e_r_m_a_n C 2669 BEACH 2669 NB Clean respons1bfo Bureau before you shepherd, epayed in:a H to share 2br 2ba send any money tor moslly black w /lan iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s41e • 112 util Nov foes or !iervlcos Reo<l · answers to Duchess FA I HWA Y APARTMENTS AT RIG CANYOl'll -,I\ 11 I) t 0\1\ll Nil V l\V'' I i\Slll0:-0 1-.t.1'Ml HI .111\lh 11 lit I 11111 .. -.1w1 , ... 111<11-tttll ll ti II ·• \II\'>,., I 11111\ f .111·11< I Jl\'tll,I.\ Ill \11111 1.11).t• I .! ur I lllt "1'•1111111'111 l11111n I • ''', • c , 1r Jo:, ir. 1o.tt 1st 949·645·9178 and undorst3nd any Rowordl 909·68 t·2111 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OFFICE contracts before you -----------sign. Shop around tor LOST BLACK MALE rates CAT NAMED H•rley. Vaclnty NPB back bay area 1 while wisker, dork collar.$500 noward 949·854·1514 F••hlon Model PT, NB water lronl re11auran1, no exp necessary, Th· Sun lor the Lunching ladies Fuller figure ok. Britt 714·675·2174 •••ks a sell mollvated fllcellenl rel• Call g y1s, 10 good t'lome, (168423} $20,9 accounl execullve lo Alna 714-285-0619 treo german lmpon, Coat• M••• sell, develop and ser· germen• shepherd Llnooln·MefCUr vice new business malo, I yr old 10 good (714) 540·56::1 and special sec11on1 MERCHAN. OISE homo nots a must We prefer a can<11C1ate So11ous only. to have• minimum 01 ••••••••ti (714) !505·0906 BUICK 1 ye a r •pr Int o d · _...:..;.,....;._...:_ _____ 1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Ing e J I'm a ~yr old Cocker,• e~~~~lenl c:~~:~~:.,,umiiil•llQiiUESiiimiiiiiii6iOiliOiil spaniel I neoCI a loving t1on sllllls Ab1h1y 1011 home Im playful & &el goals and mo\o cuddly 9'19·721·9021, Office Mngr growrng proles11onal presonla· PERSIAN KITTENS liln&sa co. noods ne:ll, llons In a last p3cod TOP Lovoabto ball ol • lur 188 Park Avenue $3000.00 • 848·718·9728 c"oorful person. Good d 1 , an do1a1 or.onled 011· DOLLAR CFA 1og1sto1od, grand CADILLAC comp, phone & orgim· vlronmont cnamp Imes, shots. izat 1 one I skills. Call t PA ID 1 I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii x1n1 bene II package, • hoallh guar, blk ma1e1• S1an/Larry 63 1•2241 Including 401k, ,Oru11 & a Tor11 lem. S300 '94 DeVlll• Sdn 4 PAVROLL/ screonong.'physlcal re· (949 1648·81::12 (94-4091)$21 ,89 AOMINISTRATlVE quired. EOf: BAUER JAGUA ASSISTANT Aosumos 111a la>c: Al· (714)953·4800 Payroll esslstonl and tonllon, Lynn Esota Buy Outright PIANOS & '95 Concou11 Oovlftb olllce administrator 714·650·4802 or mail· Estate Safes ORGANS 6059 2811 ml. 1 owne Full 11me position Job Times Commun11y (272032) S22.0 duties Include: assist· News, 330 Wost Bay Conducted~ LEXUS OF ing wllh payroll tor Street, Costa Mesa, "ntini,.1 'I' S m all Player Spinet WESTMINSTER m1d·Sl.J• company CA 92627 "' ., " P1tmo Walnut. vory (714) 8 9 2·8906 and exocullve omce ---------40 years nico, p1.1rlac1 tor large admlnlstralion. Please in Newport Beach boot 949·548·3900.1--------- send rosumo to Ac-M ... 1. .. .15u • .a.et 714 673 6223 -------DODGE counting Supervisor, ~r lalll • • l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PO Box 1 sso. Costa 1.111tc"·n SPORTING 1• C 9 a 11.1 IK GOODS 6065 '78 Dodge Box Va Mesa, Ar 2628 or ls now acctpline iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ton dually' rolltu r~u may aJI resume 1pplK:1l10C\Slorfood WANTED dr, good oond, S\10 (9491 642_7667 n"ets 1n the11unique6 ANTIQUES New BOWFLEX ob o 7 1 4·865·1 4'3 populu •eee .. nan Strength training Resumo should In· ttstauran1 Enlhus1um & t $'*99 001---------! elude salary history. 1 Older Style Furniture •vs em.· " • RAR Physical/drug screen· uperlence luuent •I PIANOS & Collectibles 310·31 2·1407 FER I lng required. EOE. 0.1 & en positions • .... ' .. ., • '•• ' ' Pre-School te•cher Pleue •PPIJ •tt • ·•..,. · • • • c• •' ·• & (Elementry aide tt.5 f. 11-S1 CM $$0 ~!~H !~ID $$ 2·8pmJ 2 positions, WE BUY ESTATES prl11a1e sc h ool .--------~ Huntington Beach area. (714) 536-1441 Prh1ate Post Office FT PERM shipping phones • friondfy • NP. 949-842·8282 tapMMllng IUltGlll r":'~~ KING Managea ·-o.-.. C"""'7 • lkfuur1111 EJp Rtquit!d • Oppor1111111} rot G!O"tb • E.urlkn1 S1luy • B<ntfiu F.u Rrsume 10 808 949'589•4 ~67 or UJl HICKORY FARMS Gift Superriaor Cuurll•fl<lk r~i d~on1 f"'i' & ~nd1n~ ut tt1, t.,1ry I irm, v111> Gift 8a1ea ai:957·8133~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. M•111 St. S1nt1 A111, CA 92707 "•1~l tH' •.4 GARAGE SALES GENERAL '77 Ferreri 308 GT Hardlop, dk brwnlla Int. showroom con 11 ,300ml, $36K/Ob (949) 675·4382 ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F 0 RD Al; Prince of Peace ~~~-~-~~ii Church & School '92 E xplorer XLT 1n • Oranoa 8a·2P 4x4. Black, oll powo Sponsored by senior CID. t1n1ed $9400 <;a class of luthoron High RlllPh 949·720·091 ---------•e s Taurua C CORO NA DEL MAR 6122 $10,200 36kmf, PW PO, AC, AT, C.C Stereo cass, lmmac 1 owner. all records SAT 8 ·12:00 (949) 640·0585 615 Ma1guo111e •97 MUSTAN<l... IOOIS, turn. clolhrng, Ac. p w /pd I . ti It dishes tiousohold (208477) $12.997 • \\ 1-.llt•r1tlr\t I 1 ......... \1! I"' •I ,r4'.1 •l--~ f'' l\\•1nd "4. ~' '• • ''J t CUM hllt ti llli).t • \\I I ti,11 111 ..! t1!11 I I I Ill FOR RENT 2769 Rotnll/olf 2775 to \\'h, n ~1111 \\lllC :1 (, '·"'1111:11 .1,1. 1ndu1lc .111 the 1.1." .1ml ~ .. 1 the l\:\lllt\ ~E!M!!!!P~LO!!YM!!!E~N~T~•!Ll~94~9·~ss~9·~ss~~~Ext.~2t~l~[::::::::::::::J FURNITURE items. ETC!ll Costa Me•• SAT 9·3:00 L l ncotn•Mercury l221 Suffhno Way, (714) 540.5930 4 P • C r K 819 screen TV, furn '98 RANGER oa e r oh mg books, baby llem1, x L T , super c 6014 • /\lilllll ... , .,.,, 111 5550sf S 1 15 sl grs lso. Fwy off rmp. Dig slgnogo. Xlnl prking, load doc Ownership ~11u \\,lllt f1-l!.Sfo7X EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 bed/lramo & G dr;iw kltchworo, otc crs $175 4 Posior (A04956) ($15, twin hoadlloot·bo:i1<1 ---------Coat• M••• 5530 5530 • ""' t •""•() 1• • "\.,! t~\I'"', • 1 •lo •.1.:;c r ,,11c•11•11••lolc1::,1 >'1 Soll\ rn •I'• '" to Quitl len 728·0868. __. .. =·There's never been a better time to ·buy or Jease! Save thousands today! ~Oldsmobile $398 ~\'\E ALERO IS HE!Jei !ll!!i!!!!l!l!!!!P: per month No SECURIT DEPOSIT! Orange County 's Best Stock of Cargo Vans! , .. (949) Come Test Drive ·one T odayl ALLEN 582-0900 -OLDSMOBILE f.ADWAC GMC 11l'CX Our Family Sel'\mg Your famsJy, Smee l 9i7! • v N~WP Employment Opportunities: Now hiring for the following positio ns: · • Gate Attendant PT • Gate Supervisor • Grocery Store Manager • RV Gro u p Coor din ator · Security Officer/swing • PBX Operator/Clerk PT Apply at the Front Desk 1 I J I Back Bay Or., Newport Beach 9 2660 Ph. 729·.38 6 3 f OE WHITTIER LAW SCHOOL PUBUC lNFOJlMATlON OFFICER Immediate opening. Responsible for School's publication and media relations. 3-5 years exp. req'd along with excellen~ writing/editing skills and desktop publishing. Experience with O.C. media desirable. Salary range from $30K to $35K. Send cover letter/resume to: Qi rector of Human Resources 3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Fax: 7 14/444/3680 (No phone ralu pltoJJt} • - _s5_o_e_4_9_·8_4_4_·_9_1_9_1 COSTA MESA 61 24 Lincoln Mercu 714-540·583 Blk Leq r & 8'ass ta· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii I ·-::9~7-:t.1~U~S:::T~A:-::N-:G:--!:C~O~B~~ blos: End, olle• & Catholic Onugnters A es, 1t h 1 • Sola, Pd S2GOO, as~ Cham.,. & V!Jfd Sale (183046) S22,IJ9 S750. (949) G40·0505 , FRI & S AT Costa Meaa Dunca n Phyffe d1nrm 257'1 Carnooio Noar Llncoln Mercu !able & chairs $200 Harbor end Fair Or 714·540·593 Etc. Soe •• 1945 flA Garage S:ilo Sill 8:3o.l-:-:,9:-::3::-=E~X~P:-::L-:O~R=-E=R-:L.~=- Ptacont1a CM 4pm turmture, clottios, 28k Ml, white, M oving Sale Bleck t3mps tables '-m••c (3UVN175) $19,95 Walnut 01n1ng Toblo. G 7t 1 W. t 7th St B·l2 LEXU9'0F Hl·back Choirs, Large Sat 8 ·2/1 7 89 Orlole WESTMINSTE Wood Framod Mirror. llllle lykos. baby stuff, (714, 892·890 Chest, Couchos. an11quea, exorclse'-·;..,9;...5--e...,;R-O_N_C_O_X--45- plnn1ers, a1:es~ories & equip & m1Sc hsohold 4 )(4 , lthr , all more 7G0·9590 S ATURDAY 8·4 cllhs, (B81212) $19,986 R olltop desk aohCI shoes ~odspreads, LEXUS OF oak nover used COSI IOI$ ol rtolSC iloms WESTMINST. $1200 asking S7S0 1215 Hlghland Ave (714) 892·990jS) obo 562-688· 7949 • ,_ ....... ,9_8_...T_·_B-IR_D_L_>(....__ NEWPORT Llllr, ABS. nuirf, --------(3P0Jt04) $14,95<> MERCHANDISE BEACH 6169 LEXUS OF MISC. 6 0 15 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WESTMINSTER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii SAT 8·2 ref11g, furn, (714) 882·89oe) Just Great Firewood ch 11 d r • n • 11oms,1 _______ ...__ Avoid t,,..e rusMI Order plclUros, & lots morel GEO nowl $135 o cord, S75 427 lrvlne Ave 1/2 cores. Oehverod SOLO HOME Movlngliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;iii 9180 tree to your driveway SAT 8·1 :OO '91 Metro S 1500. 714·8 6 5 -14::12 2t27 V1s1a Laredo (011 Auto, f<./C, Am/Fm, Sorv lor 12 con1p1010 sol Coalport China. pouern Ming Rose, nevor used sel of Watodord Crystal, many pcs of Alana & Uvmore 949·650·6476 Train Board E Blull) hvrm, drnrm Cass. (949) 548.()474 turn, gas wash/dryor,1 ________ _ roll top Closk, clothes. HONDA 9085 T e am Fundraslser ~ SAT IJ-,3 :00 •'94 ACCORD &. 1019 Clay St, LOTS Coupe blue/grey fully OF EVtRVTHINGI loaded, great ~Ond. $11,500 873·1626 HO Trac k S25 . ••••••••• '95 Accord Coup• 2dr, It blue, mnrt, ell power. A/C, euto, 4 cyl, alarm, 40k ml $16,500 714-378-4501 9490548"3900 TRANSPORTATION WANTED TO BUY 60?9 BOATS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7011 , ___ A_sll~fo_r_s_u_~~lm~·~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '95 ACCORD LX I BUY ALL PIANOS Boslon Whaler & 2shp Aulo, AC, Cass, r6inll Anhques·qual furnnure Johnson motor, w/ez. (3MWA027) $1 ~550 !po or housolul cash loador trellar, great LEXUS 0,. paid (714) 957·8133 conulllonl s29115•00 WESTMINST•R Old Coins Gold Sllvor (949) 675·7817 ('714) 892·6900 Franllhn Mini, Sterhng -.-o--'-o-N_A,;,,.T_E_*_Y_O_U_R_ '95 ODYSSEY EX Van Old watches&. jewelry •BOAT• Lo Lo ml, full equip W•slcoasl Coin 642·9448 to your Favor1ta (028051) $18,497 Cha11ty 949.015.7110 MisifoX,.u:u~Jo • ~ ·• POWER BOATS 7012 "' On ahore mooring - ; Boston Wh•ler • (9491::104·0184 '97 ACCORD EX 4d Full pwr, V6, lthr (005317) $19,987 LEXUS • MISSION VtaJO (948)384·0964 • All Acce11011es, S19K Job Fair S->;or oao 07is.1a3s1-------,. INFINITI 9095 ! • Wednesday and Thursday @6PM !-.,. MARINE SUPS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii : October 28th and 29th '98 tnflnltl Q4S ~ Lincoln Elementary School• 3101 Pacific View Dr. •• DOCRS 7022 oreenllan, '"" ~wt, C d J M (4004fl:il) ta•·••• • orono • or !-Newport oll •hore Coat• M••• I (2 Bloch South of MacArthur In multi·purpo1• room} • "'oorlng Close 10 Llnooln Merowv J Tommy Jahamos lioplcaJ Cati & Emporium • piers & parklrlg S8750 714·540.51~0 • '7h• moat /un you can ban worki ng." ~ 949·840·708!S 9100 • We are opening our 2nd Cah.lomia comnn•nd on November 23rd al PCH and C wented •llp/t1de tie for ISUZU • a 0. r• 33' S•ll Boal Reason· J MacArthur Blv . in Coronlf I Mat PlaJa Wt are puivtyo11 ol the •15tand • ebte prlct/Hlllng 1 ... liiii!i~!iiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiii lll111yle • -gt.al food cmd drink with a 1top1cal twist and high quallly ~ •.ons? 7 l 4·895·91179 •es Trooper LTD • caaual, lun clothing IOI' men and women -urtad up wllh an abundance ol C: 4X4, 21 Kml, auto, :I hoapltallly In a ttlcmed l1lond·al1110tphtrt Wt Qle looking for a few good • (3f>A0583) $2~559 ;I people to help u• pull lhla otl -Santrt. larteodera. Hott'Hoeteu. • AUTOMOBILES WE~Ef:,S,.:~-• '°°'~"' ~ Saltt. Sous Cbets. Liiie CooQ. Prep. Diab. ood 'Runatta s. ('71 •) eea .. eoe) J lb• retail part of lhit "11Jand hlfftyle· tdta that w1 or• opening In Corooo ll II Oil Mar Plota 11 pretty cool. Wt h<JTt 11 compl1te lin1 ol mtn'1 and women·• • JAGUAR • 1por11wtar . cmtlque·looking, one·ol·a·kind, tropte11l 1hlr11. blou1 ... 1hot11. l ACUR.A 9010 9105 -------I slrlrta. pan la, ahon. bell• and more· oll made tht way cl01hu were made~ : aiiiiil&iliilmiiiiiiilili is Yeatl a~ wilh dttail. qvolity and COit Add 10 the mix homt lum11h1ng e ·•o IMT•OM '37 JAGUAR • and oui troplcol col6 cmd yw hove on "ialand Hpttlen(t• that our gut1t1 • 89K Ml, f ully loadoOI ~n l~~~:~: •::~h0•0 . • retutn to tU.. and tnat again Wt ar1 loolun9 foe o few good Jletoil Salea s. S 8 ISO O IO B O · te491 eTIMMTe j Sptdau.e. wbo boll••• work should be fun and wonl 10 be parl ol ll •••·•4•·~H87 90methtng new <111d exc111ng. e _ __..,9_8_1N_T_•_O_.;M.......;..._ '18 XJI Vt i COtW, ' S I I ldl tl n ew lop/blll!"' I F.spodence ltv<tlutd, but not fleCHsa,rv Peoplukillst tf'lli~I, , 119 P • c • 0 n S tt .500/obo. od a. (02~806) 117,997 cond <••9) "°'' 1 ~ =:~~===::".:!'°oa~CU: ~ Mll~:,~u:,..,o •eolCWllCilF j ~andar. Octol.r • t -. Al Lbicolil e..._.l'f Scbool lmuJH purpoM f ('48)31+.0e... l lue/len, "'Iii\ Cind, .-11111 PacUlc llow Dr. C-dol Mar I bloCu eoolh°' MacArth1r -------Low mllMtlll For1DONlnfo.cal1111atM••· £0£ AlfA 101110 9015 111.U~,1t ewueltf11•lt1a1e..,.•.,••ltf11•l1f11• ltf11•1., .. • ........ . . ot s rt 'Beach ·Costa Mesa Dail Pilot · Frfdoy, Octob"er 23. 1998 15 ~JAGUAR 9105 - •e3x.le •dn 4D ~ ~3-•112>•te,9e11 AUSR JAGUAR (714)953 ... 800 " '93 XJaVll' 40 • ~3-4174)120,995 • AU•R .IAQUAR ; (714)953-4800 _,, 1f93 XJS Cpe 20 (93· ··4171).20,999 8AU•R .IAGUAR (714)953-4800 '94 X.18 Diamond blu/tan, chrom rlma, xlnt cond (692'42i: 118,995 • UU R LOTUS 94•·•42·7700 '84 XJe Sdn 40 . ~4-4169)123,999 AU•R JAGUAR (714)953-4800 194 X'S Oonvt 20 (94·3 73).S35,995 BAU R JAQUAR (714)953-4800 '95XJ8 White/tan ltl'lr, (728$49* $27,995 :. BAU R LOTUS 7t4-842-7700 -'95 XJS Convt 20 (95·3965)$30,995 8AU&R JAGUAR (714)953-4800 '8• XJt2 Sdn 40 (98·3962)$48,995 BAUl!R JAGUAR . (714)953·4800 JEEP 9110 '93 Grand Cherokee L•redo 4X4 red, gray Int, 100K ml, good ' cond. window/ pwr door•. ateertng/CO changer, remote enlry. s 14,500. 949•873·8199 LEXUS 9115 '911 •• 300 Midnight blue/Ivory (1 19654) $24,977 Ll!'.XUS MISSION VIEJO (940)384-0884 ·es ac 300 Ra.Uy red/ivory (020231) $25,977 Lexus MISSION VIEJO " -(949)384-0884 • . ( '98 ES 300 C a a h m • r e /I v o r y • (13885') $24,744 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949)384-0884 . Aemodellng and ell IYPff of r9J)aft1, No jOb too amall. OC 32 yra L.IC-bOnd·ln• MIC/ VIN 1't ...... -3H4 '"' w..-.r1c Doore Intl. ~ oloeeta remdld, crown moldlng baN/ttlm etc. 164·1"4 ' • ·• . . . LEXUS 9115 MERCURY 9135 VANS 9225 Bridge - I '98 ES 300 '97 Mountaineer 40 • 84 DODQ• 3•0 . I. Lex cen, only 28k ml CD, prem aound, ABS Bever~ converaton By CHAaLES GOREN , (142542) S26,987 (J12529) 121,997 Van. '· dual air, with <>MAii SHARIF LEXUS Coata Meaa 87,900 ml. 1 owMr, ~ TANNAH HIRSCH . MISSION VIEJO Llncoln·M•rcury recorda. 15900.obo. (949)394-0994 (714) 54CMJ830 949--759-3'07 '87 QMC 2800 CHOICES, CH OlCF.S '97 l!S 300 .. '98 MYSTIQUE •VAN• atar conversion While/grey, lull opt Loaded, auto, AC, tow plcg. fn/rear AC. Bothfvulnerablc. Sou1h deals. Al both tahlci.. Jedarcr rc<:ci\cJ (039815) $28,987 (6'1 f52l "112,498) LEXUS Coa a ••• 4 captain chair•. bed, 1hc.: ~omwmc.: lc:ad of a J1amonJ. MISSION VIEJO Llncoln Mercury eng & trana oil cooler. NO RTH Since 1h11 set up a winner for 1hc.: (949)394-0884 714-540.5830 org own, $4500 • 10 9 6 s 2 defense, declarer had lo take care of 949·840-1981 '83 SC COUPE ~ A J 84 . 1he diamond lo~r before i.1anin& on CO, Chrome, moonrr. NISSAN 9150 VOLVO 9230 0 9832 llum~), The fi~t declarer d1J u the • (033660) $17,770 . •Void s1mp c way. At trick two, the ~uecn of Ll!XUS QI' WEST EAST hearts Wti run When tlu~ SO percent WESTMINSTER '87' STANZA Wh11t, '80 780 Turbo Wagon, • Q4 •A chance came home, a club wa<; ruffed (714,) 892·8808) AC, am·fn1', amogged, Silver/tan lthr, 81k ml, <:> K 109 7 63 Q 52 1n dummy and South's losing dia· 2nd owner, over 150K books, non/amoker 0 7 65 o K Q J4 mond was parked on the ace ol ml. well maintained $9900 949·854·5174. LINCOLN 9120 $2000. (949) 646·2937 •8 5 • J 10 9743 hcarb. When the ace of spaJci. SOUTH ~ a~pcnred on 11\e first trump lead, the VOWWAGEN 9235 •KJ 873 s am was home. '98 TOWNCAR 1U.YMOU1H 9165 <:>Q .. At the 01hcr 1able, declarer elected VB, ABS, cust whts, '70 8u9 4·Spd, AM/ O A lO to try another line -discw-d lhrec of (623366) $27 ,998 FM Stereo, New Paint, •AKQ62 dummy's diamonds on high clubs. Coat• 'Mesa '94 VOYAGER LE Auna Great. S2100/ Thai would succeed 1f clubs were no Llnooln·Mercury Loaded, 7 Pass. ABS, OBO 949·723-5169 The biddin~· wori.e than S~3 or. 1f West held only 714 540.5830 (179187) $10,994 Coate M••• '87 VW Quantum SOUTH VF.ST NORTH F.AST rwo clubs. the defender olso held 1hc Llncoln·M•rcury Tan, tinted, au1o, 4-dr, •• PtiS ... P&S) bare ·ace of 1rumps. Ahhou~h there LOTUS . 9123 (714) 540.5830 amogged, nice ride I 4NT Pass 6• Paa was 11 possibility 1h..it East would be s 1800. (949) 873 ... 59e 6• Pass Pa.u Pass able to play a fourth round of cluhs lo '98 VW BEETLE •es ESPRIT S4S PONTIAC 9170 Sport• pkg, PW, Opening lead: Se.,en of o promote a trump Irick for partner, 1he attempt to &Cl rid or dummy's dta· Blaclc/grey (002305) S19,987 moods offered an almost 80 pc.:rcen1 10K ml, OZ rima, Ll!XUS Choosing the line of play that (F63125) $49,995 '88 ORANOAM MISSION VIEJO chance or \UCCess. Unfortuna1ely. BAUER LOTUS Lii<• new. loaded, (949)394-0884 offers a better ctunce lhan another West ruffed the thud club wnh 1he 940·842-7700 (518428) $13,098 does not guarantee which will sue· queen of trumps. and d~larer o;ull ceed and which will frul. It simply Costa Mesa had to lose the ace of trum~. '98 ESPRIT Llncoln·M•rcury means that, in the long run, the per· V8, Pearl r,ellow/blk (714) 540.5830 Can't Hem to centage play will land your contrac1 Learn to be a better bridg~lay· only 1 n U.S .• gel to all ll,1ose more often than an inferior line. nus tr! Subscribe now to tht oren (A15600) $85,615 rep11tr Job• deal illustrates the point graphically. • Dridgt Lelttr by callin~ (800) 788-BAUER LOTUS PORSCHE 9175 arou11d the house? North's SIX·Club response to 1225 for Information. r wrjte to: 948·842·7700 Let the Blackwood showed one ace and a Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box '83 911SC 6cyl, 51pd, club void. and South seulcd in six 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. • . MERCEDES 9130 A/C, lthr Int, p/w, am. Cla11llled spades. The sa'lle contract was fm slereo, caas, cc, Service reached at the other table of a team aun roof $14,900 mulch. '81 300SD 949·875-4601 Directory . Turbo Olesal runs greall Mus~ seel J1elp vou find $4500. (949) 723-4824 TOYOTA 9210 rellablt help. tfk.;te,tr •03 900 SL 12 cy1. . white.· blaclc Inter .. '85 4RUNNER SR5 Give u1 " cnlll ltle 'If l/e,f; t/du 11 ,685 ml. like new, Low ml, auto, morel CLASSIFIED $72,500. 949·673-3432 (3MIV145) $19,950 842·5878 I LEXUS OF '94 Ben& Sdn 4D WESTMINSTER (94-4144)$28,995 (714) 882·8008 Getto BAUER .IAOUAR {7)4)95:M800 '98 4 RUNNER A GOOD AD! '83 190E 2 .8 V6, fully equip, clean. the basle (015409) $24,987 Low ml, chrome whls LEXUS "BC's (3E1l.248) $17,777 MISSION VIEJO LEXUS OF (849)384-0884 Call WESTMINSTER Allie, • '98 CAMRY LE . (714) 882.eeo8) AT, full pwr, mint basement, 642-5678 (900606) $14,588 MERCURY 9135 LEXUS OF and closet W~STMINSTER . (714) 882·8908 theh get The ~Pilot '83 Sable LS 43k ml, Super clean, loaded. VANS 9225 some cash. lthr, bucket, pp $9500 842·5878 obo 714·241·7050. HOME,, HEALTH AND . BUSINESS ...... ERVICE LANDSCAPE & . TODAY'S I ~C~R~o~S~S~W~olG.IRl.&ID~P..aU~Z-Z .. 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