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Home My WebLink About1996-11-11 - Orange Coast PilotP 0 R TS A quick rewind of the Batlle of the Bay -.. ,...._ ~CARING World-class care f ound here at home Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 POLITICAL AGENDA tony dodero A pretty good Daily average (-...all it a killer hdnd of seven card stud. Out of the seven endorse- ments dealt by the Daily Ptlot in local races this year aU seven came up aces -Joe Enci<son, Heather Somers, Libby Cowan, John Noyes, Jan Dehay, Tom Thomson and Ddna Black Not bad, eh Now I'm not real comfortable giving a pat on the back to my own news paper But after s1tttng tn on a cou- ple of endorsement mterv1ews with some local candidates this year, I think there's good rea son to do so. Especially since at least two candidates for Costa Mesa C ity Council stated -with a bold self assuredness -that the Daily Pilot's endorsements were worthless. We always pick losers, they said. "So why should the Daily Ptlot endorse you,• I asked one council hopeful Didn't want 1t, "the ki.;s of death,· said this guy who brashly declared he would take thud place m the council race. No doubt in hls mmd. Guess there was some doubt in the voters' minds. . And when I kidded another a nti-Daily Pilot cdndJdate that we needed his photo for our e ndorseme nt, he jokingly said, "I would disavow 1t " Maybe next tune you'll think d1JferenUy, gentlemen Of course. the Daily Ptlot's track record hasn't always been perfect. Take the I 994 races. ln Newport Beach we batted a thousand Our endorsed can- didates J ohn I le dges, Norma Glover, Tom Edwards and Den- rus O'Neil all won Though Edwards did get a slight scare when early tallies had a local waiter m the lead . But in thf> e nd he prevailed. In Costa Mesa we were n't so lucky We e ndorsed Peter Buffa and Libby Cowan Buffa won and Cowan lost to curre nt Councilman Gary Monahan Let's just say we were ahead of o ur tune picking Libby Then m the school board race. 11 got ugly. Three of the four Odlly P1lot candidates Karen Wilson, Karen Evarts and Oscar Santoyo -lost at the ballot box. Only Jim •SEE AGENDA PAGE 4 r----------------, I \ I> I· \ AROUND TOWN 3 CLASSIFIED 7 NEIGHBORS 2 PUBLIC NOTICES 6 SPORTS 5 WEATHER 2 WEDDINGS 2 \\ I \ I II I· H l Student scores draw parent concerns • CTBS numbers fall short of expecta tions compared to na tional averages. r------------------------------------------------------, I I I I Nf'wport·M c>\cl CTBS Av1•1,u11· N.1t 11111.1I oily posts top scores, fell short of e xpectallons. nation and to keep track of local performance year to year. I ii I I PPr< e nt1lt> R.mk 11u1 .. By Julie Ross Cannon, Datly Ptlot I I I I NEWPORT-MESA -Recf'ntly released standardized test scorc>s have prompted cnes of aldrm from local pa rents who e xpect<>d Newport-Mesd'S scores to he above average. "I don't think the scores overall tn the district are conststent with a school district that prides itse lf on being o ne of the best in th e ndtion, • said parent Donna Ben- nett. "At best, I think we're mdybe average. It certamJy shows a lot of room for improvement." Whtie some district schools scored ab~e dverdge, othf>f!> teU short -some way short Elenwttary Sd'°°'5 Adams 40% Andersen 87% California 62% College Park 35% Harbor View 79% Kaiser 58% Killybrooke 46% Lincoln 71 o/o Mariners Newport Newport Hts Paularino Pomona Sonora Victoria Whittier Wilson 72% . Middle Schools 53% Ensign 64% 68% ; TeWinkle 41 % 47% 21 o/o 33% 40% 11 % 2 1% High Schools Corona del Mar 74% Costa Mesa 53 % Estancia 44% Newport Harbor 59% I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lnstead, the distnct's averdge score for the Compre hensive Test of Basic Skills (CTBS) admrn1s- tered earlier thls year fell in the 51 st nationaJ percentile. All Newport-Mesa Unified stu- dents in grades 2-10 took the muJ. Liple-choice e xam last spring m order for the district to compare the ir students' academic skills to those of othe r students across the "I re aJly didn't e xpect (the scores) to be that lov•, though I expected them to be low," said Juan de Jesus, pnnc1pal of Whitn- er Elementary School Wluttier averaged the lowest score in the district last spring, faJUng into the 11th na tionaJ percentile. I •The tes"t was given to students grades 2 10 last spring. Limited English speak· 1 ers in grades 2-4 at Adams. College Park, Pomona, Wilson, Whinier and Kai!>er : Even schools like Lincoln Ele- me ntary School, which tradition- De Jesus, who has made gre at (grade 3) were tested in Spanish and not included in the school average. 1 I I • SEE SCORES PAGE 4 L------·-----------------------------------------------~ I I MMC MAllTIN I DAl.Y Pl.OT Retired captain Lefterls •tetty• LavrUu peers through three commlsstonlng pennants be acquired from vesseb be hM served on during his 40 yean la'tbe tlnlted States Navy. A VET i:tMES THREE CLOSED TODAY Today's Veterans Day festivities may be sau-oo, but for people like Leftem LavrakM the memo~ of three wars won't fade soon. A number of public agencies and busi- nesses will be closed in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa today in hono r o f Veterans Day. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot over the years,• said Lavrakas, 77, a veter- an of three foreign wars and a 26-year resi.- dent of Costa Mesa. * Banks: closed The unsinkable Lefteris ·Lefty~ Lavrakas has spent more than 20 years of bis life aboard navaJ destroyers. The destroyer was dubbed the "lady who couldn't be licked. after it journeyed 12,000 miles from Okinawa to the New York Navy Yard in Brooklyn, powered by one engine and one propeller. • City Halls: both Newport Beach dlld Costa Mesa closed: Ne, ... -port Beach City Council will meet at 7 p m Tuesday * Courts: closed • DMV: closed Lavrakas experienced an attack by "Kamikaze• suicide planes in 1945 aboard the U.S.S. Aaron Ward. And desp ite 96 casualties -42 of whom were killed -he remained unscathed. Although veterans like Lavrakas have real-life experiences, medals and longtime • l ocal K-12 schools: closed • Post offices: closed * Street sweeping: none • Trash collection remams on schedule ·1 have lost quite a few of my shipmates • SEE VETERAN PAGE 4 TJME TO ADJO U RN For Watt, it's just another environment By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Prior • EDt'TOf''S NOTE: This is the firrt m a se~.s of port~l«tion stories on the local govemment leaders who are stepping down from the dais. J ean Watt's first fo ray mto Newport Beach politics turned out to be a lesson in losing -she helped with a City Council campaign that ultimately lost. Helping with that losing election taught her that getting people onto the council wasn't enough to make a differ- e nce. So she started an environmental- activist group, Stop Polluting Our New- port, that bas continued to the present. And 14 years after helping with that failed campaign in 1988, she won her own run for a council seat. Then sh e skated to easy re-election four yea.rs Jet- er. ,Now, because of term limits, the 69- yeaM>ld's time on the council has run out. She will no longer provide the offi- dal voice for District 5, which includes Balboa .Island and Newport Cen ter. But . '\ I she plans to continue making her slow, throaty voice heard in the community, especially on her favorite subject: the environment. ·1 will be working m a different capacity now,· she said, noting that skirts and pulls her hair back in a bun. Her battles have included fighting the John Wayne Airport expansion and pushing for Newport Bay dredging. Watt, who grew up in Pasadena, first came to the city in 1931, when her pa.r- ents bought a Newport Beach swruner home She returned permanently lil 1953 after graduating from Stanford Uni- versity, working as a nurse and marrying Dr. James Watt. Now a grandmother of five, she raised her four children in Newport Beach. "There are 1,000 things to do in this community, and I 'm r eady to keep my eyes open to try something different ... " -JEAN WATT As her children e ntere d school, she got involved with parent-tea che r associations and threw herself into leading he r daughters' Girl Scout troops. Local envi- ronmenta\ activist Nancy Skinner first met Watt at a training session for Brownie troop leaders. she'U go back to helping the environ- mental groups she founded. •out lucki- ly oiy role -wlth the groups -has already been invented for me.• In fact. she doesn't even want to be remembered as a council member specifically. •1t•s just part of continuing a ctivity in the community '°' me,• Mid Watt. an &Mthy women wbo WMl't lcag, Oowlng The two have since worked together on 1 O ty Council campaigns. environ- mental efforts and dty committees. • SEE WATT PAGE 4 CITY COUNCIL City water project • neanng completion By Jennifer Armstrong, Datly Pl/or NEWPORT BEACH -The City CounaJ Tuesday will close m on the final phase ol a pro1 ect to tdp into Fountain Valley's groundwa- te r supply The council will vote un approvmg contracts to build tw(J pipe lutes, as well as dgreements W1lh pnvate comparues that pro· Vlde constructJon mdnagement. pla.nrung and engmeennq sPr · vices The pipe contracts. 11 approved, will cost a totaJ ol almost $2.4 rrul.lJon. The con~m11 - · The Newport Beach City Council meets at 7 p.m . Tues- day at the City Council Cham- bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. The council does not meet Monday, in observance of Veterans' Day. llon management from ASL Con- suJting Engineers is slated to cost $203,300, dnd the planning and engineenng from DMc Engineer· mg ts budgeted for $88,040 The $23 7 mJILion project mvolves buiJdJng rour wells. a 3 mill.Jon -gallon reservoir and a pump station City omc1als expect the effort to pay ofl with lower wate r bills The proiect was ongin ally e xpected to be completed by May 1996 and to cost $18 lnilbon With the contracts on the council's Tuesday d ocket, the aty IS edguig closer to completing the proiect, which has been four years m the making. "We have some mmor thlngs to wrap up, but these are the last maJOr things." Public Works • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 • • • • • . ' , , , , ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1996 neighbors COMMUN ITY ReLeaf Costa Mesa Board Members and many new volun- teers planted 40 Bradford pear and liqwdambar trees in the neighborhood of Cabrillo, Santa Ana and Westrrunster Streets in Costa Mesd $50,000 was raised at the sold out American Cancer Society's Women's Golf Classic held at Mesa Verde County Club in Costa t-.tesa Aµproxtmately 200 people attended the all-you-can-eat chanty breakiast at Newport Dunes, wh.ich raised $2,700 for Friends In Service to Humanity, a non-profit charitable organiza- t10n that provides short-term dss1stance to families in need m Newport Beach, Irvine and Cos- ta Mf'Sd MILITARY Marine Pvt. Edgardo A. Sanchez, son of Jose B. and Elvi- ra E. ·Sanchez of Costa Mesa, comple te d basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Applicants sought for Arts Commission. other Newport panels The city of Newport Beach is looking to fill vacancies on four council advisory groups. Applications for the City Arts Commission must be in by 4 p.m . Nov. 13. Applications for the Bicycle Trails, Environmen- tal Quality Affairs and Harbor Quality advisory committees are due 4 p.m. Nov. 22. The city clerk's office, 3300 Newport Blvd., has applica- tions. For more i.nlormation call 644-3006. Host families needed for exchange students The Pacific Intercultural Exchange is looking for Costa Mesa area host families to accommodate foreign high school students during an aca- demic semester. The students are all between the ages of 15 and 18, they are English-speaking. have their own spending mon- ey and carry accident and health insurance. illes are able to review student applications and select the per- fect lll4tch. Families who choose to host are eligible to claim a $50 per month charitable contribution deduction on their itemized tax returns for each month they host a sponsored studen~. For the upcoming programs, the Exchange has students from Spain, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Finland, Den- mark, Argentina, Brazil, Colum- bia, Paraguay, Australia, New Zealand, Croatia and' other countries. Local families interested in learning more a bout student exchange or arranging for a meeting with a community rep- resentative can call (800) 631- 1818 or via the internet at http://www.pieusa.org. World-class displays at nautical museum Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Daniel R. Buckley, son of Gor- don J. and Ruth Buckley of Cos- ta Mesa, graduated from Avia- twn Ant1-Submarm e Warfare Operator School. BRIAN ~/ON..Y.PIOT Craig Gomez, 15, of Huntlngton Beach pradlces '!>me new bike moves In Falrvtew Park. The Exchange area repre- sentatives match students with host families by finding com- mon interests and lifestyles through an informal in-home meeting. Prospective host fam- The Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum features the Grand Salon for special exhibi- tions; the Model Gallery, fea- turing a world-class assembly of ship models; and a rotating display of the museum's p er- manent collection in the Corri- dor Gallery. The museum is at 151 E. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. For information, call 673-3377. Manne Pfc. Robert I. Reyes, son of Luella R Clarke of Costa Mt"sci, completed the Personnel Actmm1strdtion School, Marine Corps Service Support Schools, Camp Lewune, N .C Manne Lctnce Cpl Manuel Espinoza. -;on of ManuP.l B and Glenms .I Espinoza of Costa Mesa. part.lc1pated m the exer- cise "Air Wdrrior" while assigned to Marine Attack Squadron 211 bdsed at MarinP Corps Au Stat.Jon Yuma, Anz. CORPORATE The Adult Day Services of Orange County has retained The Event Office of Newport Beach for pu bile relations, spe- c1aJ event and fund-raJs111g ser- V1ce-; Dani Pilot 'l\o\1'>11\I .._.\I 11 I\ ~I '-I VOL. 90, NO. 260 ntOMA5 H. JOHNSON, Publisher WIWAM LOBDELL. Editor STEVE MARBLE, Managing Editor IRIS YOKOl, City Editor MARC MARTIN, Photo Editor PRAMOO SHAH. Chief F1nan<1al Officer JUDY OETTING, Class1f1ed Adver11~1n9 Manager LANA JOHNSON. Promotions KIM GRIFflTH, Director of 0f)*'rat1ons JOHN PHILIPS. Pre Pre-;s Group Leadf'r HANK KNIGHT, Pre-;s Group Leader KEN JOU.Y. Packaging and Distributton Group Leader Kimberly Johnson and Robert Gene READERS HOTl!fil 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or ne~ tips ADDRESS Our address 1s 330 W Bay St Costa Me-;a, Calif 91627 roRRECTIONS It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of rnbstance Please call S74-4233 fY! The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot (USPS 144·800) is published Monday through Sat urday In Newport Beach and Ccx-ta Mesa, subscriptions are only available by subscnb1ng to The nmes Orange County (800) 252 9141 In areas outside of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, subscriptions to the Daily Pilot only are available by mail for S 10 per month Second class postage paid at Costa Mesa, CA. (Price-; include all applicable state and local taxe-;.) POSTMAS· TER: Send address changes to The Newport Beach/C05ta Mesa weddings and engagements J~on-Genc The Community Church, Con- gregational in Corona del Mar was the setting for the Sept. 14 wedding of Kimberly Katherine Johnson of Newport Beach and Robert Davis Gene of Fullerton. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Paul Michael Johnson of Newport Beach. For her walk down the aisle with her father, she wore a white silk taffeta gown featuring a del- icately beaded jewel neckline and short sleeves. Hand beaded pearls, sequins and bugle beads accented the sleeves, neckline and bodice, front and back. The· same beading accented a custom made headpiece and royal veil. A royal length train fell from a straight dropped waist. The bride's sister, Ashley Anne Johnson, was maid of hon- or, and bridesmaids were Suzanne Baker, Wendi Bowers, Kristin Gene, Mary Johnston, Kimberly Hudler and Shann~n McClennahan. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Robert J. Gene of Fullerton. Matt Hanhila served as best man, and groomsmen were Paul Cameron, Marc Cisneros, Crosby Grant, Randy Jaureque, Arnie Pitts and noy nobough. Following the candlelight, evening ceremony, 200 guests attended a reception at the Big Canyon Country Oub. The couple are at home in Newport Coast following their wedding trip to Hawaii. Carro-Bowley Ms. Sandra G . Carro of Los Angeles and Mr. Louis J. Carro of Sacramento have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gina Louise, to William Joseph Bowley, m. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bowley, II of Whittier, he now resides in Costa Mesa. They will be married May 10, 1997 at the Greek Orthodox Church of Long Beach. Following graduation from Eagle Rock High School, the bride-elect received her B.A. from UC Santa Cruz and her M.A. from Cal State Long Beach. Her fiance graduated from Whit- tier High School and attended Cal State Fullerton. Wllllam Bowley ID and Glna Carro Daily Pilot. P.O Box 1 S60. Costa WEATHER Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news storie-;, illustrations, edito· rial maner or advertisements TEMPERATURES running 1 foot and a Not much surf Newport-Mesa Unified School District Elementary herein can be reproduced with· Newport Bea(h 2-foot swell from the LW1Ch Menu out written permission of copy 81150 west-southwest. action along our right owner Balboa Southern Califor- 81150 TIDES nia beaches today. • Off..-.d every day liQW IQ REACl:i US Costa Mesa Mostly flat wher-1. Turkey Ham and Cheese on a 4-inch roll Circulation 84151 TODAY ever you look and 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese, The Times Orange County Corona del Mar First low 1-foot waves run-sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit- (800) 2S2·9141 81150 2:14 a.m. 1 6 ning with a south-(A garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded carrot. Advertising First high west swell. Water red cabbage and garden peas.) Class1f1ed 642-5678 SURF FORECAST 8:28 a.m. 6.3 temperature is 3. Pizza Hut -once per week. Display 642-4311 LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge l ·2 s 3:26 p.m. -0.6 about 62 degrees. • Monday: Holiday -Veterans' Day Editorial Newport l -2 s Second high If you get frustrat-News 540· 1224 Blackies 1-2 s 9:46 p.m. 4.3 ed on the water, it • n...day: French bread cheese piua -or-barbecue beef sand-Sports 642-4330 River Jetty 1 ·2 s should be a fine wich, vegetarian beans, choice of fruit choice of milk. News, Sports Fax 646-4170 CdM 1-2 s TUESDAY day to pick up ,,,,, E:·Mail. dpilotlOearthtink net First low some sun with • Wednesday: Chicken nuggets with dipping sau~. oven Main OffKe BOATING 2:49 a.m. 1.8 baked potato wedge, harvest bread, 100% k-pak juice, choice Business Office 642-4321 lots of sunshine First high beach tempera-of milk. Business Fax 631-S902 predicted for South-9:03 a.m. 6.4 tures expected to Publt\h@d by ~ ern California wate~ Second low reach the 80s. A • Thursday: Spaghetti with meat and turkey sauce -or-barbe-(;ihforn11 Community N~. with temperatures 4:08 p.m. -0.6 possible westerly cue beef sandwich, veggie sticks, apple fruit crisp, choice of • nm.,. Mirror Com~ny Ml hovering right Second high swell may make milk. around 75 degrees. 10:37 p .m. 4.1 ~ff~ S. Klein, President and CEO surf conditions a Judith 8. K~aU, Morning winds out little better Tues-• Friday: Grilled cheese sandwich, crisp green salad, lowfat Vice President, General Manager of the northwest to WATER day. ranch dressing, peaches, choice of milk. 0 1996 C~lll CN All rights~ 15 knots with seas TEMPERATURE: 62 r I , I 1 ,~_J WHil'IlER LA w &HOOL Orange County's Qn/J!. ABA Law School 30th Anniversary Invites You To ''MEET THE DEAN'' Family Owned, Famlly Operated & Family Loved Since 1966. Wed. November 20th 1966 PRICES* All Day Long! Our way of saying o~8f~ •food Only FREE SEMINAR Cosmetic Dentistry • Imagi.ng Wednesday, November 13, 6:30p.m. -8:30p.m. Wa:oNuo,w . Nov&MHR I~ 7:00 P.M. -9:00 P.M. SATURDAY• NovttMRU 16 Or 10:00 A.M. -12:00 P.M. L earn about Whittler's 1 J-acre Costa Mesa campus opening in Fall 1997, and ... • Part-1im11 Evening & Day Programs • Full-lim~ Day Program • Fu//-11,,,. Accel~rotttd Program bcaiMtnr Januqzy. 199Z Dean FlaRandolph, admission staff and first-year studenJs will answer your questions . WIW'l11D. I.Aw So«>Ol. COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH llOO N«wpert 8W CORONA DEL MAR Frank~~, DDS .. 18124 Culver, SuJtc B lrvine.CA.(714)786-~234 Pn Pllce (Olmerof J11nbcne cl Michdlon) 3349 ~ Drfw. lrvlne 2101 ffocmtle A.., l744 I'-('-Hwy. 642-1142 675-6855 644-8226 .. ' \ I ' \ ' \ • 11 I \ I I \ I . I I I \ I • \ I; 1, • I • I \ • ' I : I \ • 11 f' P.S.11 c.u ~Pot l'.oej,p Fftdo .. ~....a.,..._a11r.r&.c de...._ ( Call 10 rcurvc a «at.I {BOO) 8<J8.8188 or (7 l"J JOg..QJJJ: . ' i -- MONDAY, ~VEM8ER 11, 1996 • • D o~~t knock. t he Russian ~oc.,.~but bless our. Hoag By Jim Dean Russia's medical establish- ment has a long way to go to join the league of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, but I survived a two-week trip on Russian rivers, and I fell in love with the ship's physician, my Dr. Lena. Still, if I were i2"esident Boris Yeltsin, I would nave opted for Hoag for that heart surgery. One can cany hometown loyalty fur- ther than prudence should allow. First, let me tell you that Hoag hospital and its fabulous team provided the finest care, atten- tion and feeling of confidence any tired old world traveler could find anywhere. So don't give your money to Clinton, Dole or Perot, they can't help you. Give it to Hoag. They can and they do. Anyway, back to the gurney ... Vida and I left St. Petersburg for TODAY JAZZERCISE Chorus Line Dance Studio offers a jazzercise class at 9: 15 a.m. and 7 p.m. at 3100 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. A mat or towel is required. Cost is $8. For more information, call 040- 5256. ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach offers a lecture on Attention Deficit Disorder Medications and Psychostimu- lants from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 7 p .m. to discuss The Zone, the nutrition plan devel- oped by bestselling author Barry Sears, at Barnes & Noble Book- store in Fashion Island. For more information, call 6?3-3588. TUES DA¥ : MAKING rr WORK · South Coast Business and Pro- fessional Women offers its month- ly luncheon on Making It Work, at 11 :30 a.m. at El Torito Grill, 633 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cost is $17 for members an'd-$22 for guests. To R.S.V.P., call 472-4666. EDUCATION LECTURE The Medical Plaza Association IS sponsoring a free community education lecture titled State of the Art in Laser Cosmetic Surgery at 6:30 p.m. at the Health Education Library, 360 San Miguel Drive, Suite 206, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 756- 9000. HEALTH TALK Mother's The Natural C hoice offers a free seminar on The Importance of Vitamins and Min- erals from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For reservations. call (800) 595- MOMS. BUSINESS AWANCE The Professional Women's Business Alliance offers a seminar on The Art and the Joy of Negoti- ation from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m . at the Santa Ana Country Oub, 20382 S.W. Newport Blvd. Cost is $10. To R.S.V.P., call 852-1800. DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a seminar on Prop- RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1J::L"Yvo~C:~156 Facials 250 Weaves I ° Color I I Off w /coupon I I European Fociol ......... $15/up I Bock Fociol ................ $18.00 I I Monlcvr• ..................... t ·OO I Pedicure ...................... .00 I .. ~/Arch Wox~.. .00 :r~osmeto10 1 ',tr;yANCfO ACAOtMY Helsinki, changed plane_s there for New York, changed planes there for Los Angeles, then a limo ride to Newport Beach. That's a lot of miles, a lot of hours, and even a well man would suffer from exhaustion, maybe. So a few hours later we drove to the Hoag emergency room, where I became a living prop for an AllState commercial. I was, indeed, in good hands, and I could feel it, right from the start and through the five days during which I gradually regained strength, interest in food and in what was going on around me. r am told that what I suffered was heart failure brought on partly from a chronic lung condi- tion, no doubt aided by years of that hard-living journalist's life of smoking those cigarettes, breath- ing newsprint and ink dust and keeping bad company. around town erty Division and Settlement Agreements Pursuant to Divorce at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations are required at 574-0866. .·WEDNESDAY RE LATIONSHIPS Orange Coast College offers a free, two-part workshop on Improving Your Relationships from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m . today and Nov. 20 at OCC's Re-Entry Cen- ter. For more information, call 432-5162. JAZZEROSE Chorus Line Dance Studio Anyway, the doctors and nurs- es, the nurses' aides, the wheel- chair pushers, puhnonary and X- ray technicians who attended me didn't .know me from Boris Yeltsin, but they treated me as if I were the only patient in town. Hey folks, this is serious endorsement. You've got a good thing going at Hoag -be proud, aloud. But back to my Lena ... I wish her name had been Lara, the music is prettier. So was Lara, come to think of it. My Dr. Lena could play linebacker for the Green Bay Packers, first string, in fact. But she was gentle in her treatment, courteous with Old World class and challenged in the language of the new world. But we got along with sign lan- guage. She attended me with needles and pills, inhalation medicine and encouragement offers jazzercise classes at 9: 15 a.m . today and Fridays at 310Q E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. A mat or towel is required. Cost is $8. For more information, call 640-5256. CRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Crib- bage Club meets at 6:45 p .m. at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. All levels are welcome and lessons are available. For more information, call 631- 3371. • Send your AROUND TOWN items to the The Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call ~1224, ext. 333. Get a J ump On Gift Giving FREE SHIPPING We'll ship any of our prepackaged gifts valued over $20.00 anywhere in the continental United States FREE. For arrival by Christmas place your order before November 28, 1996. Visit our store today for details Christmas Blend Coffee is Back! Available Only At Hlcl<ory Fanns. Stop in for a FREE Cup! Wh1h· Suppl1(''> La~t WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach Order Toll Free 1-(800)-867-6650 • THE GREY GOOSE I nvi.tes 1"ou to a CB~· Cloiee-~td. 'Event Thursday, N OYember 14 ~-9pm SPECIAL EVENTS: • Drawing for a Byers' Choice Caroler signed by Joyce Byers • Door Prizes • Rhonda White, a Byers' Choice ~insentattve, avallabJe to answer your questions • Retired P.teces For Sale • Large Selection To Choose From • Refreshments THE GREY G OOSE WESTCUFF PLAZA l 032 lrvtne Avenue • N.wport Beach Telephone -642·7803 Hours -Monday·Saturday: t o-6, Sunday: Noon.S like: "Not good, but better,• "Is nonnal," "Is good." Dr. Lena worked in a SlJlall clinic on the second 1ieCk of the ·• huge river boat. Her living quar- ters were next door where she stayed with her little children, and if I should arrive at the clinic door when she was ·Mother Lena,• she quickly donned her white coat - "Please come in, come in, sit down sit down." And all with elaborate gesture and comforting smile. Dr. Lena worked alone, on constant call for any of the ship's more than 300 passengers. She made cabin calls when neces- sary, ad.ministered all the med- ications which she sometimes had to locate by rummaging through cabinets to fish out packages of drugs an4 injection needles. One might question the sani- NEWPORT 2043 Westcliff Dr., Ste. 103 8412-0787 LAGUNA NIGUEL 27932 S. La Paz Rd., Ste. G 843-3231 llMNE 14220 Culver . aae-8841 HUNTINGTON BEACH 10034 Adams ••• 8892 tary quality of Dr. Lena's cllnic: there were no rubber gloves, no sterile packs of gauze d cottol)., and the-Oxygen tank whlclt •. she first administered aid to me looked very much like something from the cockpit of an old Russ- ian war plane, and its rubber face piece dragged across the cabin floor as we Uied that thera- py. On the second visit. the oxy- gen tank wouldn't work, but Dr. Lena found something lo put in an inhalation gadget, and I inhaled eucalyptus aroma for a few minutes. "ls better." Three times a day, Dr. Lena and I got together: •You go to me after dinner, l give mjection. tnJec- tion, yes.• And each time, ·Blood pressure, hmm, high, but nor- mal ~ And listerung lo heart and lungs always brought, ~setter. Titis place, not good, but better." And I was getting better. Not good, but better. Good wos being home. . Jltt. ". _ · The 'injecuons, by the way. ... "' were to help rid my body at excess liquid which was helping cause pain around my heart and causing much distress in breath- ing. The same medication was included in the treatment I received at Hoag, so Dr.Lena knew her m edicine. Of course, I will never forget her and will wonder always about her future. Doctors in Rus- sia make so little money, the men look to other professions. But then, Russia is. poor all over- their old politicians used her up. But now that's another story in case you'd like to hear about Russia ... • JIM DEAN is a journalist who lives In Newport Beach. BRIAN TRACY LIVE! 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' l • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1996 VETERAN .. CONTINUED FROM 1 friends that make Veterans Day .-..:.=..i-~-~ ~-~~ bOiibimg wose vrtf o-served the United States appear to be scarce this year. ,#'And locally, it doesp't look to be any different. Harold "Bud" Hohl, president of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3536, said be is unaware of plaJlS to honor veter- ans today. A former pilot enlisted in the Marine CorpS' for more than 19 years, Hohl is usually assigned the · task of putting together a pro- gram. But this year he is recovering from hip replacement surgery. He said no one else offered to orga- nize an event this year. ·we usually have just a small program at the ball,• Hohl said. "We get units together to remem- ber the day. We did a lot when we SCORES CONTINUED FROM 1 strides in bringing computers into the classrooms of the low-income school, said many of the skills on the test require knowledge of other prerequisite skills that some of his students haven't acquired. •Many of our students come to us not having attended school before or having an extended absence from school, and they don't have those skills,· de Jesus said. "It sounds like an excuse, but it's reali-ty .• The low scores became fodder during the school board election when candidate Bnan Theriot used them as part of his platform for rejecting federal aid in schoois. The.riot pointed out that the lowest- ' bad (World War I) members who were still living .... Now, with the way things are going, there bam't been the participation.• Hohl, who joined the post in 1951, ~one of 189 members at the J>O$t • .Jle,µid sogie me!Jlbers may ~b ,~. ball e.M "811wdw-Oag';" but nothing is planned. Compare that to la.St year when celebrations worldwide commemorated the 50th anniv~ sary of World War D. A local com- mittee formed to honor the a.rtn.iversary, installed a special war memorial at Orange Coast College in a Veterans Day cere- mony. Among the digniiartes who attended the event last year were: Rep. Dana Rohrabacher; the may- ors of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach; retired Marine Corps Lt. Col. and former Assemblyman Gil Ferguson of Newport Beach; local veterans and educators. But people like Lavrakas, who spent 31 years of continuous ser- vice in the United States Navy before retiring in September 1970 performing schools are ones which receive the most outside aid. The scores also are weighing on the minds of other local parents, like Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce President Tony Petros, who is contemplating whether Newport- Mesa can provide the best educa- tion for his children. "My job as a parent is to expose my kids to the best education that 1 possibly can,• said Petros, whose oldest child would enter Kaiser Ele- mentary School's kindergarten next year. "H that means going private, then that's what we'll have to do. ··u the school where she'll be at is scoring 58 (national percentile), and (the district) is happy with that, then that's not where she should be.· But Superintendent. Mac Bernd said many Newport-Mesa children post high scores. Join Us For .. Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch • Catering AvatJable ~,__,."""'""-For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shlpy11rd Wey • Newport Beach ~~ FITNESS CENTER In Westcltff Plaza 1080 Irvine Ave: (at 17th), Newport Beach have plenty to remember. Ju a commanding officer aboard the USS Horace A. ~. he launched 16 successful raidls off the shores of North Korea in 1951 and 1952. The clandestine.opera- tions are considered extremely rlsky, be said of the raids that tar- geted northeast Korea coastal rail- ways. Lavralcas and bis entire aew earned Bronze Stars for their efforts and established the ship's legend as the "Galloping Ghost of the Korean Coast.• On his most recent mission, in 1964-65, Capt. Lavrakas was a division commander in cbar;:of a group of four destroyers Viet- nam dubbed the "Uttle Beav ": Eversole, Benner, O'Brien and Cunningham. "Those shipmates of mine made the supreme sacrifice,• Lavrakas said of those who died in the line of duty. "I have a great deal of affection for those who have served with open hearts and full awareness that they were rep- resenting our country.• •Kids are going to get a good education in our school district,• he said. "Obviously, there are some things we aren't focusing on that w~ should. You can teach some- thing well, but if it's something that's not tested, then kids are not going to score well.· Bernd said each school has developed individual plans specify- iJ)g what they will do to increase scores. Progress on those site plans will be monitored by the district, he said. "Obviously, parents should be concerned and want us to get (the scores) up," Bernd said. "But I think what people should look at are steady increases over time.• AGENDA CONTINUED FROM 1 Perryman saved a total shutout. Still, out of 17 plcks in the last two elections wtt,bad 13 wins and four losses. I wish I did as well in our office football pool ... a If you know a veteran don't- forget to wish him or her happy Veterans Day today. fi's because of you we have elections in the first. place , .. • TONY DODERO Is the Dally Piiot's news editor. Send your polltlcll news to him at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, ca. 92627, or fax it to 646-4170. 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GLAllELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 ........... • WAIT CONTINUED FROM 1 •As a resident, and as her friend, I'd love to see Jean stay on the council U lt weren't for tenn,Uptts. but I think she's ready to move' on;• Skinner said. •one of my big regrets is that she didn't get to be mayor.• The widely liked councilwoman has dashed with her fellow council members on many issues, especial- ly when the environment was con- cerned. "I've disagreed with her on some things,• Mayor John Hedges said. "She bas always been willing to do what's necessary to get her point across.• Even Councibnan John Cox, Jr., · her .polar opposite as a near-silent council member with pro-develop- ment leanings, cited serving with Watt as one of the pleasures of his 16 years of service. "We're philosophically both per- ceived to be on opposite ends of the spectrum, but she bas been very respectful of the importance of eco- nomic issues,• he said. Watt names seeing the Balboa Island Fire Station built a few years ago as one of the highlights of her eight-year council career. Other major happenings in her two terms: the hiring of City Manager Kevin Murphy, police Chief Bob McDonell and Fire Chief Tim Riley; the sexual harassment scandal that rocked the police department; the Orange County bankruplcy. And then came the little matter of the Irvine Ranch Water District proposing to dump treated sewage water into Newport Bay. As chair- man of the Harbor Quality Commit- ----------· .. N.!__l 1 I , ,' i II , ( )[ I I I ( I Compare oar prtw. See oar sellcttoa. Expedalce oar automer senlce. HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa Newpmi ~ Mw IWf Piloc . tee for 16ght years, she bas over- 18811 oppOlitloG to tbat plan and bas puabed for a dMDer bay. · Sbe plem DOW, she Mid, to go back to working more with SPON and anotbeT envtronmental group she helped found, the Newport Conservancy. The comervancy pushed a 1993 ballot measure that would have meant new homeowner taxes to pay tor buytnq 138 acres of Back Bay land, wbJcb would be designat- ed to remain open space. The fail- ure of Measure A deaij Watt her biggest disappointment in her time. on the coundl. "It was a ~ge undertaldng, and we knew that,• she said. "A lot of us thought it was a chance to per- manently do something for the community." Though her brown-gray eyes grow a bit· wistful~hen she speaks of leaving the co cil, she said she strongly supports eJJO limits. "Our government is supposed to be represented by people who come fTom the community,• she said. "The tendency is to lose that representative feeling. ·There are 1,000 things to do in this communi- ty, and I'm ready to keep my eyes open to try something different.• Ml CASA MEXICAN fUHAUllANT Hu gone fllblngl · Por tlsb tRos White fish served on a soft com tortilla with our ·special" white sauce. cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of lime. 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Cypress, the No. 1 team in the state, had been awarded a penalty kiclc about 20 minutes into Friday's game and the official whistled for Colby Morgan to go ahead and take th.e shot. Following the whistle. Morgan used her hands to adjust the ball which is a violation of the rules. •Everybody on our sidelines was yelling 'hand ball,' but they let her kick anyway,• Bond said. In soccer, only the goalie is allowed to use a hand to touch a live ball. •Soccer is really strange,• Bond said. "It's not like baseball where you can call timeout and go argue a call. There's no recourse. At that point he's judge and jury.• Morgan went on to punch the ball in and give Cypress a 1-0 lead. It only took about two minutes for OCC, No. 7 in the state, to come back with Abbie Erickson's game-tying goaJ, but the damage was already done. Bond spent more than an hour after the game trying to find out i1 there was a way to rectify the error, but was told, under Orange Empire Conference rules she could not lodge a protest. No dice. "It was a big call,• Bond said. •it could keep us from sharing the conference championship with them." Cypress (12-0-1 overall, 6-0-1) beat OCC, '3-1, earlier in the season. Uthe Pirates (12-2-3 overall, 5-1-1) and Chargers both win their remaining three conference games, Cypress would claim the conference title, earn a higher seed in the Southern Ca.lif ornia Regional Playoffs and home-field advantage i1 the two teams meet in Regionals. •1t sure would make me unhappy not to be conference champion because of a call," Bond said. "But we're beyond that now and just have to look at making the playoffs.• The Pirates have two games this week, traveling to Rancho Santiago Tuesday before hosting Fullerton Friday. a Southern C&Womill College'• Lori Van Herk bas been named to the All·Par West Regional flrlt·team in women'• soccer. Van Herk ii the Vanguards' all-time leading goals leader with 27 career tallies. She also bu 1.8 oareer. autm to make her the school's all-time leading tc0rer. a You woni tlnd bll name OD the seuon"°pening rolter, but Lance Yurada ii depnitely a part of the OCC men'• socc:er team. Unlike bil more-heralded brother Ryan, the Newport Harbor High product ii cummtly tbe only member of the family ~ti. field. Ryan continues • fO recoYW from a broken leg d.-ed lat month in a 3·2 • ~winovw ~JoU milHd it. LaDci mnd bil llnt p of U. MllGD 1111..-1n. game~ • :tolulillgo . . , J • .. Saito~ Will take a look at CIF competition· • Newport Harbor girls volleyball team seeded No. 4 in Division I-AA Playoffs; won't play until Tutirsday. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High girls volleyball team, which. earned its fourth straight Sea View League championship with a perfect 10-0 record, is the No. 4 seed in the CIF Southern Section Division I-AA Playoffs. Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors (14-3), who polished off their flawless league campaign with a sweep of second-place Santa Mar- garita, drew a first-round bye Tuesday and will host the winner of Tuesday's Arroyo Grande-Arcadia clash in Thursday's second round at 7-p.m. "1 don't know anything about either of those teams,• said Glenn, who has the lux- ury of scouting the first-round match in per- GIRLS VOLLEYBALL son. Arcadia ( 10-3) is the champion of the Pacific League, while Arroyo Grande (11-2) is the No. 2 representative from the North- ern League. The Sailors, ranked seventh in Orange County and fourth in Division I-AA, appear destined for a semifinal matchup against top-seeded Mira Costa (19-1). Dana Hills (15-1 and ranked fourth in the county) and Laguna Beach (19-2 and ranked.fifth in the county) are the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds, respectively, in the first year of the regional format which will feed four regional winners into a Final Four. Harbor, competing in Region IV, could also Qa.ve to get past Royal (11-3 and the No. 6 team in the final I-AA poll) in the quarterfinals, before earning the likely rematch with Mira Costa, which terminated the Tars' playoff run in last year's semifinals with a 15-6, 15-12, 16-16, 15·11 triumph. The regional format was designed to diminish travel costs, but with only four teams in the division from P range County, and three of those separated as top region- al seeds, Newport could face a l~ngthy bus ride for the Nov. 16 quarterfinals. · Royal, the likely quarterfinal opponent for Newport, is in Simi Valley. The other side of the Region IV bracket also includes San Gabriel, (Pico Rivera-based) El Rancho and Quartz Hill. Harbor elected to •play up• to the top division in the newly created enrollment- based format that awards 10 division cham- pions. The Sailors' three-year enrollment (used by the section to align schools by divi- sion) of 1,094 would have placed them among 37 ill-AA schools. Corona del Mar, ranked No. 7 in I-AA and Costa Mesa, ranked No. 10 in ill-A. failed to earn an at-large bids, due to sub· .500 overall records. l>I \ 1 ,1<>'. I \ \ r-'....,~Y, • Mlril CAlltl (1•1>. • Ll~C7-7) • Mllllbft (13-5) .... Glrdlr-. (11~ Ill LI Wllof'I 41-J) • Sera Monica .7) at,.,,....... (10-2) monday morning quarterbacks ,_ by barry faulkner ' • That was the bottom line for the Sailors in a resounding 55-8 victory. NEWPORT BEACH - The chant rang up in the stands early in the fourth quarter, affirming the accom- plishment the Newport Harbor High football team had already taken care of on the field in Fri- day's Battle of the Bay :XXXV. "CIF, CIF, CIF," yelled one section of the bleachers, referring to the Southern Seqion Divi- . sion V berth the Tars ensured with an unprece· dented 55-8 trouncing of cross-town rival Coron.a del Mar. Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley, who down- played the rivalry aspect of the game coming in, said the players savored the victory more for its playoff ramifications than the bragging rights it STANDINGS secured. •1 think our kids were pleased and satisfied, because Sea View L...-they accomplished (Overall) w LI what they wanted to from that game, El Toro (54) }. }. -. ... . ...........__ . . ._ Coron,1 clPI Mar (4 5) 1 ] -·· . ~·· Newport ...... vs. WoodbrJdge (at Irvine) CdM vs. Santa Margarita (at Saddleback College) El Toro at Irvine which was to get into the playoffs,• Brinkley said. "I think it reinforced some of t.Qe philo- sophical things we believe ill: not to make too I much of one game, but to just take them one at a time.• The postseason berth, the eighth in Brinkley's 11 years at the helm, may have been particu- larly sweet for this year's seniors, who .-watched last year's ' • postseason from the ~ds. after a handful par-MARC MAR™ / oAJ-V Pl.OT tidpated as sophomores on the 1994 Division V Newport's Joe Urban disappears as be wraps up on Tom O'Meara. champion. "I think last year (a 4-6 record) had an impact on them,• Brinkley said. "It did all of us. We had been on a pretty good roll there (six straight postseason invitations), then all of a sudden we weren't in the playoffs. I think they re-evaluated, as did our staff, to try to get this thing back on track. "One of the things we have written on the wall of. our field- house is, 'How do you want to be remembered?' I think this group wanted to be remember as one of the better teams to come through this school.• So far, so good, thanks in large part, according to Briiikley, to that senior leadership. ~The seniors definitely understand what the program is all about and, maybe even bigger, they believe in it,• Brinkley explained. "We've had guys who can act like a Sailor, but you have to believe what that stands for and what we want out of the program. This group does that.• The Sailors still have a shot at sharing the Sea View League championship with Santa Margarita, if Newport handles win- less Woodbridge Thursday and Santa Margarita falls to visiting CdM the same night. But, even if that occurs, the Tars would be the league's No. 2 playoff representative, on the basis of a head-to-bead loss to Santa Margarita. "It would be nice i1 CdM could bounce back and beat those guys,• Brinkley said. "But we still think that i1 we win, and with our ranking (No. 3 in Division V), we deserve to be seed- ed.• Brinkley said the Thursday game against Wood.bridge will give the Harbor staff one more chance to scout prospective playoff opponents Friday night. "We'll narrow it down to about three scenarios, and try to go take a look at those teams." Brinkley said pressuring CdM quarterback Mike McClellan was the key to shutting down the Sea Kings, dting defensive end Erich Schader (nine humes) as a catalyst toward that end. "He definitely had his best game," Brinkley said. BOTTOM . LINE : M ESA'S IF-BOUNPI A Statisti~ the Mustangs played Laguna Hills 'even.' COSTA MES.A • Thurs· d a .Y n i g b t proved to be a breakthrough evening for the COit& Mela Hloh football teem. regardl9a ol It. 1...,.ctable, but lollng, effort~ two-Ume defending Padfte Cout ~ c:Mmp4m Laguna HUii. Por though tbe Muatange dropped thl 35-11 d9dlicm '° tbe Hawll:a, wbom t.bC eo.cbo "*" ar.n.ban, WU cbid9d aftlrward :=~~= lcl1lid lom8d up the ..... tbird· pllal ~birth; by*'-of Unl· ·, \ l /\NDINC1\ ~---------------------------------~ I I I I I McClellan came out of it with marks of a winner I I -r • On a night with vefY few p°ositives, Corona del Mar High quarterback emerged from the loss with measure of respect. CORONA DEL MAR. -The back of Corona del Mar High - quarterbeck Mike McCJellan's jersey wu • teDlng u the scoreboard when t it came to revealing the Sea Kings' lim- : tted sue.um against Ba.ck Bay rival. : Newport Harbor tn Friday's Battle of 1. : tbe '='8Y xxxv. • Penna• ol gra.s, dirt, perspinl- : tiaa. and the tingeJprints of half the l Sdon' deteme, farmed a auel coDage : on tlae 1*:t of MLClellao's No. 12. dur- 1 -.... S.. ICtngs' 55-8 loss. UDdilrneath tbe jersey, however, was tbe bMrt of a winner and the fire of a c.unpetitcr, which kept propelling him to bis feet after bemg leveled con- llDDdy In tbe pocket. •1 gn. Mc.Oellen credit for banging in~• N9wport Coach Jeff Brinkley said. •t1e toot a lot of shots as be was releutDg tbe ball.. CdM COKh Dick Freeman; wbo counted his qualfmbac.k among those who nner reiented. regardless of the mounting detidt, said McClellan's IDugtmea,ha never been a question. 0 "1bugbnea is oae of bis biggte!st etbbdM, • freemen said •MiJte WU our JV~ the last two ,_rs. You almost hoe to oammit a aime to ..... tbat job, bemuse you get ham- _. IO much. Bal Mike did it.• PNrnen allO .mgled out George •.,....who ...t tbe shutout with a • .,... kidEIOa return late in the fourtb ..... cWeiDltve Unmwm .::.~=:z= when you gel down IO ,_._..._...a, ii no bope, l tbink tilN ti w lllldawn. Bui lar 1bi most Dllt. our liidl ... 1t11 ~ ds lt. • l'War •a sakt •we have a lOt Of ~·. l!Mmm •••d wma lltildlly tMt .....V*G Mcaz"ID &o•tly 'W"ild C9ll't dM1 • -W. co.lldll, gil t1mii ........................... lllfd. -I • • L--~--•-••••----·-·-------------··~ - • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1996 ·NOMI ----CLE· OCC wonien claim - -C~has a~ wq;:; but Orange Coast's slide continues in football with 28-14 loss to Long Beach. eonference crown AZUSA ... ThtJ Southern Califor-• DQnna Mills leads the way with a course record. "°"" ~ CltJ Coll••• 21 Or-..Cwt OoH11114 5cof'9 .., QuarWw Ftffn\An, 1-2; LNQU8, 7-0; Martinez, 1-mln-4; Colllns, 9-mlo-9. nia College men's soccer team came within an eyelash Saturday of upsetting Azusa Pacific before dropping a, 2-1, double-overtime decision in the finals of the Gold- en State Athletic Conference championships. NEwJ>oRT BEACH -Donna Without Estrada's points, Ran· Mllls set a course record Saturday cho finished a distant seconCi wblle leading the Orange Coast behind OCC, 37-55. Long Beach cc 7 14 0 7 -28 COSTA MESA -It seemi Chad Collins doesn't U.ke being a back- up quarterback. The Orange Coast College sophomore, who was back as the Pirates starter Saturday against Long Beach City CQllege, ranked No. 8 in the Southland, completed 24 of. 43 attempts for 329 yards, one touchdown and one intercep- tion. Orange Coast 7 O 71• O • 14 FlntQulirW • occ · Walker 2 tun (Bennett kick), 10:12. • INDMDUAl. MSSING LICC ·Tomich. 1'7·34-1, 190. occ . Collins, 24-43-1, 329. INDMDUAl. -.aMNG LBCC • Green, 5-50; Snyder. 4-58; Timmons. 3-17; Ned..2·29; Pittman, 2·28; Jadaon, 1-8. College women's aoss country "If she hadn't had probleuis team to an Orange Empire Con-we would have probably w'on by ference title on Newport's Back only three or four points," Gold- Bay. man said. LBCC -111'1)mons 5 pass from Tomich (Downey kick), 1 :32. Second~ LBCC • Jackson 4 run (Downey kick), 5:06. OCC • Knox, 5-66; Battle, 4-89; Khamls, 4-51; James, 3-53; Maldonado, 2-29; Denham. 2·24; Fn!emal\ 2-3; League. 1~ Harclng. 1-S. With the game tied, 1-1,· Mike Ditta (SCC's first-team all-confer- ence selection) had a ' penalty kick blocked with about 20 min- utes left in regulation. Jason Rout lifted Azusa (No. 3 in the NAIA national ranking) to victory, scor- ing two minutes into the second overtime period. 'The men's team finished third The 21-year-old Mills was an overall, missing a chance to join individual, high school title win- the women in the field for the ner for Newport .Harbor kigti's State Finals. However, three men 1992 state championship. team. will be making the Nov. 23 trip to She went on to Saddleback Col- Fresno as individual entries. lege, but raced only two races LBCC -Green 16 pass from Tomich (Downey kick), 0:05. 1Nrd Quwter . GAME STAnsncs I.KC ocx: First downs 19 20 Collins is the first Pirate quar- terback to throw . for more than 300 yards in a game since Keith Jarrett set the school record with 378 yards in 1978 against Citrus College. Collins also tied Jarrett's completion record set against Rancho Santiago that same year. OCC -Knox 1 1 pass from Collins (Bennett kidt), 4:49. '°'"" Quairter' LBCC -Ned 11 pass from Tomich Rushes-yardage 35-149 31·27 Pnslng yardage 190 329 Passing 17-34-1 24-43-1 Net return yardage• 35 12 Rout scored the game's first goal with about seven minutes gone, but Martin Lippens coun- tered to tie the game, 1-1, at the half. sec finishes the season 9- 9-3 while Azusa Pacific improved to 19-3-0. Advancing for the men a.re: before leaving school. This year .is Estancia High grad Johann her first back in· the collegiate Appell, who finished fifth in a ranks. personal best of 21:21 over the Araceli Martinez, ~her fresh- four-mile men's layout; Oliker man year from Estancia High, fin. Vergara, 14th (22:04); and 15th-ished fourth in 20:40. Other scor- place Jake Swanson, formerly of ers included: Newi>ort Harbor Newport Harbor (22:07). Vergara products Tahnee Thiel (21 :31) and Swanson set personal bests and Sheena Dietz (22:07}; Chris- by 40 and 50 seconds, respective-tine Riehl (22:47); Kim Butcher, ly. from Costa Mesa Higll. (22:50); It still wasn't enough to keep (Downey kick), 12:04. Attendarn: 900 (estimated). INDIVIOUAL RUSHING LBCC ·Williams, 1'"88; Jackson, 9-71; Green, 1-8; Fenderson, 1~; Gomez. 1-1; Tomich. 4-mln-25 OCC • Walker. 9-35; Jones, 4-3; sadts-yardage 4 ·19 2 -22 Net yardage 355 346 Punts 6-32.5 . 5-34.6 Fumbles-fumbles lost 3--0 2·2 Flags..net yardage 9-66 7-51 •Punt returns. Interceptions, fumble returns : OCC from dropping its seventh straight decision, this time 28-14, but it sure made things interest- ing. Collins had been relegated to the bench in last week's game with Riverside for the first time this season in favor of freshman John Frank who made his first collegiate start. have full possession before it hit the turf. Orange Coast pulled to withtn . SCC loses in four, all but a touchdown on an 11-yard din its Ia ,.. "' Zeke Noonan, who prepped at and Christa Gonzales (22:55). Costa Mesa, missed advancing by Rancho Santiago took the On· the ensuing play, Collins rolled out, but was hit and fum- bled the ball which Long Beach recovered at the OCC 7. Long Beach held on to improve to 7-2 overall, 4-0 in conference. Collins-to-Mike Knox touchdown en . g P you ..uopes with about five minutes remain-CMEOSSAT ~ '\'Oi~ ing in the third quarter. one spot, finishing in 22:44, also a men's conference title SatUrday. personal best. "We knew it wou.J.d be diffi- Frank was a bust, completing 4 of 6 passes for 15 yards and hav- ing one picked off in a 37-21 loss to Riverside. Collins came on in the second quarter of that one and completed 13 of 22 for 142 yards and one touchdown. Early in the fouith quarter, The Southern California College defenslve end Tauoa Salusa women's volleyball team is still picked off a Collins pass to set up entertaining slim hopes that it Long Beach's final score. Tomich will earn an at-large bid into the capped a five-play, 35-yard drive Golden State Athletic Confer- On the women's side, Mills cult," Goldman said. "Really, it was stride-for-stride wjth Rancho was a race for second, but most of Santiago's Elly Estrada with our guys ran personal bests.• about a half-mile to go when Other OCC men's finishers Orange Coast opened the game with a 10-play, 96-yard scoring drive, capped by Chet Walker's two-yard run. Estrada dropped out of the race. were: Steve Riehl (23:27); Jorge Mills went on to finish the Hernandez (24:09). -Andres Von three-mile course in 19:29 -Borstel (24:28J; Henry Chian, for- eclipsing the old mark of 19:35 merly of Newport Harbor, (24:40); he~d by Estrada. Ryan Yohn (25:54); and Johann with 11 ard · l!nce playoffs. an -y sconng toss to A win over Fresno Pacific, the Darnell Ned, pushing the lead to No. 4 team in the NAIA rankings, OCC (1-8 overall, 0-6 in the Mission Conference) appeared to cut the lead to 28-21 with about m minutes to play on a touch- down toss to tight end Joe Khamis. He was all alone in the end zone, but juggled the ball and an official ruled he didn't The Vikings went ahead, 14-7, and were driving for another score when 1im 1\uner picked off a pass with about 2:40. to play. The Pirates went three-and-out, allowing Long Beach to move 63 yards in eight plays and go up, 21-7-, on a 16-yard pass from Tyler Tomich to Derrick Tim.mons with 0:05 left in the half. 28-14. Saturday would have bolstered While Uie passing ~ame ~as their case, but it didn't happen. bumming, the Pirates runmng The Vanguards (14-15, 4-10) game was no11;-exi.st$:1t. Chet won the first game, but then fell, Walker and William League,~ 6-15, 15-0, 15-7, 15-11. Nos. 3 and 4 J;UShers in the .Mis: -. Tula Pox led SCC with nine sion Conference, ~ged only kills wbile Estancia High product 35 and 0 yards, respectively. As a Christine Heims and Noelle team OCC managed only 27 Sturgill added eight each. Kara- yards on 31 carries. jean Stevenson had 36 assists. "I'm not sure what happened, I Appell's brother Mike (27:32). was at the finish line, but she has "Mike bas been nursing a foot been battling some illnesses and injury most of the seaS<>n and you it was pretty hot out there (mid-to could tell it was bothering him upper-80s), • said OCC's first-year today," Goldman said. "For him coach John Goldman. "The two to even finish showed some grit.• were together at the two-mile Saddleback ended up in sec- marker and Donna was pushing ond place in the team standings the pace pretty hard.• -six points ahead 'Of Coast. 188 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLJC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES · I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES OllTUAU ""'UBLIC NOTICES the estate, you may file POSAL se11er11 Sime a abo'le appear at the hearing office of lht recorder or Orange· and llCIVanoes at lhe time ol lhe Mchlel p ~nne Ind Robin pnn40e0 in Ud n«*(s) .i.1•••••••• • .r with the court a formal Re-GENERAL PLAN AMEND· The name(t) and bUStness ar'ld state your objec· county· Slid Sall of prope lnlllal publlcadon of lht Notice 01 ~Ml. l'Aisblnd and wilt 11 vanc:es if tlfl under the 11,m. ol Loee ....... 9f1Ct l!am PUBLIC NOTICE que11 for Special Notice of MENT NO. 96-3 address ol the bUyer(s) 1~re tions or ftle written w11f bl inaci1 In as Is oondldon Sale II• $1~9.882.81 In addition TIUSID( AnlOn Lullat T"'* Of the Otid ol Tiust. mmMld l1ts ......, by = lht flllng ol an Inventory CONTINUED BUSl~ESS MIKE SOLIMAN & FARID K objections with the wllllout CCMnant or warranty lo cash. Ille 1Tus"8 wlU accept a the Lu'm family Tnist mQ. chllOet find lllPlllSIS Of lhf product or the --S-T-AT_E_M_E_N .... T_O_F_ and appraisal ol estate ... CANNERY VILLAGE AREA MANSOUR, 30762 c.re Barbosa, court before the hur· express Of Implied, r901fdlnQ cashlel's check drawn on I Stale hhed Odobef f3. 1118() IS TNl"8 Ind ol the ll\lstl CIHlldl t4IOO ••• m sets or ot any petltfon or (Request ot Council Mem-LsnunaNI"'• .. CA'R&n ing. YnJr appearance dlle possession. Of encom-or Natlonal Bank,aclleckdrawn a...-.......wusru"T""~'"'~Ud Deed ol TN" Do-'t · ABANDONMENT OF account as provided In ber Watt.) ._ ..,_,, b . b ..._~ l lh alnl bY a Stall Of Federal Crtd ,__, " l"\IOLl'v • ., WI USE OF FICTITIOUS section 1250 ol the Call· COMMUTING VEHICLES The asselS being sold 111 may :> in person or Y .,. ....... s. o pay 1 r~ ng lfnlon or a ch4d drawn by All:'roN TO THE HIGHEST ..... Edlnlll!I · . Ac...-------- BUSINESS NAME tornla Probate Code. A Re" (Requested by Mayor John generally Clesellbed as Stocil in your attorney. • prlodpal sum ol lhl noll(s Stall °' Federal Savings and 8lX>ER FOR CASH. (payaljt etCllltd l«*Mt ~ ldci~ The following persons que11 tor Special Notice Hedges) lnlde. hw~~ eQulpment. lease· IF YOU ~RE . A ~rad by said Deed of Trus Loan Assodltlon. SIYlng lml ol. ult In lawful money ol IC!vlrat ii lfW, will lncrust tl111 have abandoned the use ol lo1m 11 available tr om the U ~SCHEDULED VA· llOld impro\ll' 'llS, l~se I~. CREDITOR. or a contin· With lnttrnt as In Yd no Association or Savings Bail Ille ~ Sl*S, ~ CISh, a riou,. pri0f90 "!'· I the Fictitious Buslneu court clerk. CANCY ON THE PLAN· and QOOdwlll Of a ce.;ain , .. gent creditor of t!'e provided, adVlnOIS, H any Specified In section 5102 or CIShier's chick dllwn ~ a stall Thi ~ undef SIMI Name: Arst Clan Building Attorne1 for petl• NINO COMMISSION f~pPi9' blnmtls dtcHted1 you f'!'USt f1I~ undtf lht 9trmt ol said Qttd o Flnan<:l.al Codt and aulhortad to Of 1111oN1 ba1*, a dllCk drawn Deed ol lrust htMllM ll!ICU\9d Services, 8371.K La Palma, 11 ,. . Pu b 11 shed Newport and 111 local!d at 1048 IMne your • cfetm . wrth the Trust. IMS. cl'lll'Otl and ax do buslnes$ In tttls 511111 In Ile bt a .. Of ftdwlf CflCil urion, Ind dllMltd 90 the undltllgntd a sie 206 Buena Park CA R~i;,• • d M H Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Ave . NewPolt BeO. CA 926eO court and mail a copy to penses of lht Trus"' end ot Mnt '9ndtf o!htr than cash Is or a dltdt dllwn by a .-orWlitlln Oedarlion ol Dllllilt Ind 906'20 ' ' c er • enry, P~ot November 11, 1996. Thi bulk Nie is intended to be the personal repreeent• INSIS c:realltd by said 0.0 o accepted lht trus .. may wlttt-tldlnf saingl llld loan ISSOda-Demand I« Slit, and a wftln The Flclillous Business 1 00 Pacifica, Suite 11\401 consurnm-.cl 111 the olflr.e Of live -s>pointed by the Trust Saki • • bt held on hokl !ht ·lull~ ot lht Trus· Ion, lhflllS mocHlon. or Hoke Of Oetd Ind Becton D ~ Mortuary Name referred to ebove 200, frvlne, CA 92818-CHICAGO IDLE ESCAOW CO~ court within four Dtcemblt 2, 1996, 11 3. IM'I Deed unbl lunds become Ulingl 1111* ~in Melon Sd. Thi UlldenlQnld CIUstd Chapel• Cr.m.torY was filed In Orange County 13320 PUBLIC NOTICE PNrf. 33562 Nlgutf Rold, #101, months from tl'le date p.m on lht front sl9pl to Mlllble to tile payee Of en-5111Z Of h finlnC:W Code Ind Uld ~Of Oetdllld e.c:.on 'bn 4·5-93. Fiie No.F566688 Publlsh'ed Newport ~ lldch. CA D2629 Ind of firtt i11uence of entrlnol ol tile Or111g1 dOf181 IS a matter ol rlghl Said llltlOltzlO 90 do builiness in Ilia 90 Sell 90 bt llC:Oldld In the 3SOO Paclftc View DrtYe Attemco Norberto Portillo. Beach·Costa Mesa Daily AP~~~~;~0o: TO the napated sale dlll rs De· fellers as provided in Cen'8f. 300 E Chapman Or salt wlll bl mldt. but wtthoo .._) k. II .. lrtll •-cou~ wtlete the u PIOPIN cs Newport 8Mct! 6 Amber. Laguna Hills, CA Pilot Novembef 4 5 11 SELL ALCOHOLIC cemblr2, 11196 Hction 9100 ol the CA At tllt tlmt of the lnl CO'tltllant or wamn~i...~·--:~~i:111 llller ...... ioc.d Ind molt ilan llnt M4-a700 92656 1996 ' ' ' BEVERAGES The bulk sale is svbjed ID California Probale Code. publication ol this nob. tllt Of lmpfled 1'1Q¥dlna 11111, PoS·..., .... CA II~ monttts hM tflPllCI •net IUCh,.-===-====-1 This business Is con· · Calcfomr• Ul'llfonTI Commercu11 The ume tor filiny tot.II amount ot tllt unpaid session Of tneumbtlnOeS, to Ht Ind-... CIOIMY'd 90 and~ PIEICE mTllEll dueled by an Individual Mt393 Date of Ffllng COde S«bon 6Hl6 2 claim s well nol expire balllnce ol tllt oblgatlon St· Sillsfy tile lndeblldness Malrtd now 11111111y itllftdlrlllCI Deed ol DATE: 10.22-96 1BJ. IMADWAY 19983809350 PUBLIC NOTICE Appllcatlon Tilt name Ind addrtss ot tile before lour monlh!' cured bY t11t 1boW dttc:rlbtd by uld deed. advarqs lhtrtun· TIUlt In h PfOPIN Ji'*ld In tr. FlAIT AllBUCM TmE This statement was tited OCT 25, 1998 person with whOm dams may be trom the h011r1ng date Deed of Trust end "llml1ad def, wllh lnlltrllt • prcMdtd said~. catonia dncllbing lilUIWl:E COMPANY, as Mort!J8IY *Chapel , with the County Clerk ol Commonwealth of To Whom It May Con-Med ts CHCAGO TlllE ESCRI nuhced ubove costs. expenses. llld adVancn therein. and lhl unplld ~ .. ...,lllllWn: Tr.-. Cremation •• 'Orange Counly on 10·17·96 MaasachuHttl cern: COWPANV. 33562 ,.~ Aold, YOU MAY EXAM· Is $141 ,205.18. It Is posslblt :::.~' !l:i n~:r=u~ ~P.H. 42&-212-12. Lot 3 oC LEMJERS ADVANTAGE 200 Eat Tt, T 1 1 c rt The Name(s) or the Ap-#101, "'>natth lleach. CA INE h n .. lhal at tllt lime of salt the net no 3270, • a11own on a~. Slltl (J(J() SANT. 11 O &oatadwa ay ....Cally Pllol Nov. 11 • l8, 25. • '• ou plicant(s) ls/are: ARRIBA and lht llSl day IOf filing Cl•ms 1 e 1 0 .. epl by tho opening btd may bl IHs lhan as PfOYkltd In said no•. lies, ll\llP bltOI llC:Oldld In bOoltAM4 CA. ~107 ' Costa Mesa · pee. 2, 1996. m400 Probate and Famlly BAJA GAILLS, INC. ~Ifft cttci~ slllll be Nollembl court. 11 you ere. 8 por· Ille total lndeblltdness due. Dire: cllaroes end llCPtnses 01 tile 100. PIO'I 15 Ind 15, nilCtlla-(714)6#-2230 842-eteo Court Department The applicant1 listed tf. 111!16. w!Kh is the b.tsmeu eon interested in t~e 11i1>5196 CAL FED SERVICE trustee and lht mis cnalltd b¥ lllOllS """' lllCOldl of Yd B~ l<Mtn RobetfJOtl • FORF:-PUBLIC NOTICE WorcHtar Division above 8/e applying to the dly before the ·antlC1P1ted Ule e~t~teh you marc file CORPORATION fl(A CAL FEO said deed ol l1\lst. dalld: OrwlOt eount1 £Japing .. oil ct.OsUREOFFaR ·------- Docket No. Department or Alcoholic date speofled above w t t 0 court • Orf1!•1 ENTERPRISES II Aid Trustee 11J0.4/1996 L.-r ltrvlle gas rrintrlfs ·and ~ 10.28 11-4 11-11 19116 Buy It. Sell It. Find 11. NOTICE OF 98AD0224-AC Beverage Control to sell al· Oiled· October 30 19116 Req_uaat for Special J Hopklns Assstan · l•IM•, • aid T,...... subit.ncts lyi below a dtCJll oe ' ' ' PETITION TO CITATION cohollc beverages at: 901· t.tKf SOLIMAN FARID K ~ Notre• of the filing of. en Sacr1lllY 1750 E '4ttt SL Sii Cllltoma ...,.,..... 19800 500 feet from~ eulface ol Yd ' CIHalfled. ADMINISTER I I C SOUTH COAST DRIVE SOUR ca.~er(s)' Inventory and appraisal JOO Santa Ana . CA 92705 Macar1t1Ur Blvd.. SUlllt 1970 , ---------'--------ESTATE OF: M .Q.L.c.2 to, ectone STE 160 COSTA MES~ '""'.,.-.. ,..~Mis of aatete a11et1 or of ' ' lrvtnt, CA 92612 1714) 442-llind.but~tthetlgltoltnlrY----------------M K th 1 8 In lhe Matter of William CA 92626 • NewPort .. ~,_,,~ ~ any petition or account 1714) 543-9372 Wt are assist· 28SO by: Jennl1er L. l<tute Senior upon t/fl Pofloll Of tlluutfece ol RAG •rv • er n• •ur Kenneth Rendotph, minor CN393396"'"""""""' 11. 1....., 'd 1 • fng the 9tntflcllry to cQltect •service Ofllctr P85698 said laild I« tilt Plt'POH oC GA f S~LE Case No. A184872 To Bud Randolph, last For the followlng type ot 88 provi ed n •.ectu~n debt and "f'I lnlonndon wa 1111 1 118 11125196 .po.Ing I« bollng llClfldng , To all heirs, benellclarlea, known ot 4510 Seall\Ore License: 41 ON-SALE PUBLIC NOTICE 1260 of. the Cahlornia obtain wlll bl used '°' lhat 1, 1 . dlilng. nirii.Q. ....,.'pec.tng tor' • cttdltors conlingenl credl· Dr Newport Beech CA BEER AND WINE· EATING Probate Code. A Re· purpose Wlle!htr rtctlVtd orelly . ~ gd ; tors. aryd' persons who may 112663 pertonS lnterelted Published Newpor t CNst429211 quaat for Sp~clal Notice Of 111 wrttlnQ. IF AVAILABLE', PUBLIC NOTICE :::::.S °'11 ,V: in the HlNi-s otherwise be Interested In In a pellUon tor the adop-B~ach-Costa Me.. Dal~ NOTICE OF form 11 available from E EXPECT'EO OPENl"G BID• died f MR. S:,, and wilt lhe will or estate. or bolh, lion ol 1ald child and to the Pilot Novembtf 4• 11• 1 • PETrrlON TO the court clerk. • MAY BE OBTAINED BYCAl.llNG Rl ... 701 ~~ 3. 1957 1,; ot: Mary Katherina Baur Department of Social Ser· l996. Attorney few P.titioner: E FOLLOWING TELEPHOHE ThlllM .. la.11147 book 4024 254. ollicilf A PETITION has been vices of uld Com-m392 · ADMINISTER C.tee & Han, PLC NUMBERS ON THE DAY BE· llmC'EOF1Ulll'llALE "6llds. • PIClt flied by Edward J . Baur In monwealth. PUBLIC NOTICE ESTATE OF: W..m L c. .... &q. FORE THE SALE. (714)490-YOU NIE. .. OEfAlA.T Thi ~ 1.,.tolOft dt· lht ,Superior Court ol Cati· A petltlon hu been pr• AL8£RT SCHWAB 19800 M~ 90 AT THE TIME Of THE A OEfD Of TRUST OATB> 2· 'bed is...: .... sold •• tr Thi tom1a, County ot Orange. aented to said cowt br. Fictitious Business CASE NO. A 184863 Blvd .. •1450 RUSTEE'S SALE TME BENEFI-. UN..ESS YOU TAKE ACOOH T :.. _,.,;;1,., of1tf common THE PETITION requests John CharlH DombrOWsk • Name Statement To all heirs, benefi· Ir.Me CA 92612 CIARY'S ESTIMATED OPENIHG PR>TEC'T ~ IWJPEJCl'I'. daiQllllOI' it Of .. rt11 lh~I Edward J. Baur be ap-Jr. and MtfTftly Frederick The lollow4ng persons,,. clarlaa, creditors, con-11104. 11105. 11/11 BIO WILL BE IN THE APPROXI· W..Y llE SOU> AT A PU8U: ~ o..J:i abOw IS p01nte~ as personal rapre-Dombfowskl, f02 Monad· doing buslne11 u : Global tingent oreditora end MATE SUM Of 1119729.33 &ALE. If YOU NEED~ £»\A. PllPoltld '° c.· 114 '*'1 santatrva to administer the nock Stteet. Gerdner, MA lnternallonal Marketing pereona who mey ~ther-PUBLIC NOTICE A£ 4~993C PUB · 11111 ·NATION Of THE NATUAE Of THE tem .... CA • estate ol the decedent. 01«0 praying for leave to 2l83 Falrvi-Rd #216. I b I d 1 · 'PROCEEDINGS AS>MST YOU ' THE PETITION requesta ldopt said child and that Cosla Mesa Cal 92627 ' twh •• .111 nteretattt n NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE 11/19, 11~. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lAW~ Thi 11ftllndlllMrlignldlli.__-i fTN11M lht decedenl's WILL and the name of the child be • · 8 wr or 81 • 1.i. or TS No.F237664 Unit COdtF llldlirl9 llW Of lllY cod1clls.1t any, be admittld changed 10 William Kaz :ghurL::J· ~!!~hVlr~~ ~c~hwA:f : ALBi:RT Loan No.107071532/Cf/AVILA PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 11-11-M at 10:11 A.II ~~ of .. """ Id- to J>fObate. The will end Oombrow1kl. 90902 ' · AP# 424·181·03 CAL FED .._. ,.__.__ Ti"""' '-· "dlal n OIW common dl!l9: •any codicils aie available IF YOU DESIRE TO OB-A PETITION hea SERVICE CORPORATION fl(A Loan: 8595549 Othtf: ..., .. ,._.. ,... ,,_flllCI Mlon.11 "'1 alloMI llMln. Slid : tor eumlnalion In the lilt JECT THERETO YOU OR J~~ ~~~·~l~u;on-bean filed by RUBY CAL FED ENTERPRISES 11 dury 2961H ~~g1l.f!!~!"213909N ,._A.OIP.I~ ·c:~~· NII will bt' tnldl, llllt YllllDUI •kepi by the court. YOUR ATTORNEY MUST H • tarted dol SCHWAB In the Superl• apPOfnlld Trut"8 under lht um-_._. " o.,... M · c:owenett OI..,,. llCPlaMd THE PETITION reque•I• FILE A WRITTEN APPEAR-bu•19 you 71 6-96 ng or Court of Calllornle. IOtiowlno OtSCrlbed Deed ol Trus"8'1 Salt undtf Deed OI "'t "'*~., Deed°' ~ ,.,,,.,.,0 ... Pol• 1u1ho1lty lo admlnlater the ANCE IN SAID COURT AT ...Jn":~Jyet yes, l · County ot Orenge. Trutl WILL SELL AT PUBLIC IJ:,P: f' In :i:lt ~~ ~ND m.C:~1i:c • MaiOn. OI~, ''° P11¥ Hlete under lhe lndtpen-W:;,, ceater before TEN This •1,lterMnl was tiled THE PETITION re· AUCTION TO TME HIGHEST Ml ......_... -.. f'Mllifting pMdPlf IUlll ol 1111 Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure everyt!ling is clean and repaired. • dent Admlnittrallon ot Et· O'CLOCK In the forenoon Wlth the County Cltr1c ot gu111s thtt RUBY BIDDER FOR CASH (In !ht forms 10, 1990, unlm you takt acllon Piiie -of "'-Aec:olW In lll!t notl(s) 9'Cllltd by llld Deed of : tates Act. (This aulhorlly 110:00 A.M.) on January 7, orange county on 10•31•96 SCHWAB be appointed Which are llWIUI 11noer In lht ~ Pl'~r'lour C'n:~· 11\ m1Y e,o1 ~~~~ Ttutf, wlll ll*mt ""90n. • .w111 allow lhe pertonal rep-1997. . 19983700827 as peraonal reprHef\ta· Unllltd Stalltl) and/or th• cash· s a 8 pu ' YJ~ '"'' "'1"• -· ----------------~.--.,resentative to teka many Witness John J . . tive 10 ad ini1ter the , d need an explanation ol u.. -• • -~ ... actions without obtaining Movnlhan, Esquire, Deity Piiot Nov. •· 1.1. 1e, a11a11 ot rhf!' d1c,,dan1. ~~" C:. g:; = na111re ol Ille prOOMcllng llQalntt s T.J~n~G • court approval. Before tall· Jlrwt Justice of said 25, 1998 m398 THE PETITION re· 292~h (~In fllht tile lime ou. 'ou mould contact a llW-:~~1o~:11~'?,, 1'r:'a~ court. PUBLIC NOTICE quaa11 the d•c.e~ent't of salt to r.o. s.M::t Com· l:idlr0t::. '1:1J~ :t .. tonal rapreHntallva wnrt'. Date 10.15-ff. · WILL and c0<!1crla, if PllfY) al right, tlllt and lnWtlt fo<nil corpor1tlon. n Trus"8, required to give noUce to Leonard p, Flynn, NOTICE Off 1ny, be admi111d to ~to and now llakl bY It 0( lllCCllSOf 1111s"8. or sublll- '4ntttnled persons unltH Reelster Of Probate AVAILAalLITY ~F probatt.,T.ht WILL a~ undtt said Deed ofTMt In 'die "!ltd 1111t"8 pursuenl IO lht 1Ny h.-,e waived notice 0t Published Newport ANNUAL RIPORT eny codrctlt' ~rt ,1v01I· prOlltftY htrllnlnlr dtla'lbtd; Deed 01 Trull utOUlltd bY ·contentld to the propoHd The annual report of the able f~r uem1nauon in TAtJSTOR: JOSE G. AVILA ROSA ltooy I\. Ba and T1mmy _I{ action.) The ~pendent Beach-Costa Masi Dally Ebemard FoundaUon, a prl-the file l(ept by the MARIA AVILA BENEFICIARY; 8aca. husband and wtlt • toenl adrninltV.llon euth«lty will Piiot November 4, 1 t • 18. vat• foundation Is available court. CAL.lfOfWIA FE0£AAl. SAVINGS tlllll'tlt recordtd on -0. granted ..,,,.. .. In Inter-1996. lot lntpectlon al 2508 s. THE PETITION re· ~o LOAN ASSOCIATION 1Cl161'1990 • lnltVment No. :"1ed S*'Of\ 111e1 en obo m3t4 Hatt>Ot IMS .. Santa Ane. QUHt• euthorltv to Rtc:ordtdNowmw 1, 1990 • 90-647170 In book Pllt of -1ee11on 10 the petition and PUBLIC NOTICE C111rorn11 92704, during edmlnletar the eetstl inn. No. 90-5719Mln IOOll Oflldll records In 1111 olb of lhOWI QOOd caUM Why the rego!tt butlnn1 hour• by under t he Independent page of Olflcllf Alcordl In lie lie CounCY fltc:ordlr ol Orlfl9t coun 1fiotlld not grant the NIWf'IORT BUCH any cfllnn wtio1 roqunt kl> Admlnlttretfon ot !1· o1b of lht Atc:ordlr of Or· Cowltw. Cilfomla, and pWIUlftt ANEW • 1uthoflty. s~ with n 180 dayt tetaa Aot. (Thie ~thori-..counw YOU w IN oe:~ ID lie Nob OI Dllllllt lllf .. 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Credit can ohly be alJowtd for thl' fiM iht.ertioJl. HOUSES/ 'CONDOS FOR SALE Real Eatate For Sale? ••••• We-"end Open Houaea? ••••• The Daily Piiot Real Estate Tab which Is published each Sat· urday Is an effective and Inexpensive way to showcase that special property. Call our Classlfled Department Todayll 842·5678 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT BEACH 1069 NEWPORT (Please include your name and phone number and we·n call you back with a price quotr.) , .. ,·cc ·r1·;si11i11~ ,.,, 'P''"1"' ,l.,, . ., ...... 11, We otrer a competidve wep along with profit shering and health IDd dental benefit options. Apply in person Monday -Friday, 10 Lm .• 2 p.m. II Dld'laam Trusportalloa. 2128 W. FU'lll SL In Senta Ana, or C8ll 714-542-1!119. TCP""""" E.O.E 0•111~ TaANSPOllTATION. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil COAST 2170 •-.----• EMPLOYMENT Newport Height• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1• By owner. 6yra. new, Beautiful brand new COMMERCIAL 3br/2ba. s525.ooo. community 2bd/2ba REAL ESTATE 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At "llrwport Blvd. & Bay St. ---Deadllne8 __ ....., Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Hours Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Trlcphone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday WaJk-ln 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wednesday ......... Tu.esday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm_ Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ........... , ... Friday 5:00pm FR~~ Copy Maohln• To Charitable Organl· zatlon. Minolta EP 470 Z with softer bin. Conta ct Mark at 631 ·9072 for details. 1895 Win.Ltd Edt MUSICAL Matched HI serial INS'Pn•n•ENTS 6055 numbers. High Grade ''iii!iii~~""~ "'iiiiii~iiiii & G·1 (30.06) N.l.B.1• $2495. 821.0737 LOWRY Player Pla•o 30 y/o walnut uprlgt)t· etec/manual + Honky COMPUTERS 6018 T~mk switch. S3100. 540-1446, 673-9574 Power Mac 8100/&0,•--------- s2000. Apple exp. SPORTING Keyboard, $50. Apple GOODS · 6065 14 Color Monitor. $200. 320 Personal l~iiiiiiiii~~-~~ Laserwrlter, s200. Snowboarding: 1995 Iomega ZJp Drive, $50. Alrwalk Free r i de Plus Lots of OHktop boots, size 11. $90. Pub Progrems l 11 NCM bindings, Bese. 538-5040 after SPM. Flu any board, Never ueed $50. BUlabong, Sewing PT APPLIANCES 6011 -------Nylon Appllque work. WANTED pants, lrg $50., grnl cond. 875-1835 Me-5 HHS Waaher/Dryer Good TO BUY 6019 Texaa Refinery Corp cond. Moving, must iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Buy II. Sell II. Find II. Claaalfled. needs dependable sell, $150. 67~1273 person now In COSTA Top Dollars Paid 1 .... --------. MESA area. Regard· For Records. Jau, less of training, write FVRNITURE 6014 Soun tr• ck s , etc. O.M. Hopkins, Dept iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil C•ll Mike 645-7505. M-92626, Box 711, Ft. Chlppendale Se•i. a Worth, TX 76101-0711. +chine cbnL lmm•cl -------- cruise s p Jobs! Earn $300/$900 wkly. Year round positions. Hiring both men/women. Free room and board. WID train. CaD 7 days. (407)875-2022 ext. 7014, C44 s23oo. A110 1vgrm aet, FREE TO YOU 6022 bett otfr. 220-5969 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii King Size Waterbed FOUND Wht male r•b- Dk stained pine. 2 bit In Costa Mesa on cupboards • & mirror 10/15. Very friendly, on tall headboard. T•ll gentle. 551·522'7 pedestal frame with mdUreh, he•ler, p•d· --------ded ralls, 8 dr•wera, 4 BUILDING cabinets. Include• -•TERIALS 6030 comforter, pillow HJ.A s h a m s , s h • e t • . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 540-5995 Hove A Garage Sole ! EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 Model Home Fumlahlnw• ATTN BUILDERS For sale 4.0x5.0 Kolbe C......_ •nd Kolbe fixed win· 842 ... 78 Th• Community Martial Place. Class med &42·5878 crib set. palnUng1, & misc Items. 644-4212 Convenient Clualtled M2·S878 dow $250. 2.8x6.8 and ~-·-' _·'~• • 3.0x8.8 Elite Conllnen- tal smooth finish Int• rlor doors $50/ea .......... . Call Mark IS31-SI072 • g::n «;::~~~~~ 1ncludH w 10 . ga,..ge, EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 948·4838 refrigerator, very apa· 5530 5530 clour master bed- 1 ________ _ room, Iota of windows COMMERCIAL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "I ADVERTISE IN 111E DAILY PILOT~ MOBILE w/ park view & private PROPERTY 2778 Apt RHldent Mngra CASTING-Movie Extras patio. S 1595. Aak Exp'd coupl,e needed Production tralnHa. HOMES · 1100 about winter rate di•· lmmad. for cl••n 20 Fiim Studio. 533-5249 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii counts. 84<>-2800• Artlat lort/atudlo unit O.M. apta, n .. r Why play Hid• 'N Starter Home Only S1000 dwn $625 per mo Incl park rant. 1988 Golden Weal 24 wide. In beaut tree· lined beach area p•rk. Owner tr•naferrad. Must sell nowl Call for details -901·2220 Perfeot...for roommates Huge open area, great OMV. 2br 2ba+utll Sffk with childcare? Oualmaaterplan.w/d, creative apace. 2nd lnol'd. R.W. Brown Call Claaalfl•d fridge & gerage In· floor, full kitchen, d/W, Co.Inc. 840·3788 todayl 642·5678. eluded. Top floor, g/d, w/b•th & ahower.•--;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;:-;-~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ park view, new. pool $1000/mo. 548·1803 II & apa. SHl20. Aak Showroom about winter rate surarlor Ave. 1500a.f, dlacountal 640-2800 Frontage, high vi• -----lblllty, kitchen, bath & new carpet. $1250/mo. 541·1803 CEMETERY LOT/ APARTMENTS , CRYPT 1225 FOR RENT INDUSTRW 2788 ----• -' 2 Lrv ortg Lot• •---------"°'a.le 10,000 aq ft Prime loc. Pac View BALBOA Ind.bldg In N• + Mem Prk. $3950/aa. ISLAND 260& fenced yard. Mfg, .. 1 9os-2s4-383t r:,m::rtiq~'c:.: ------ care. Bkr 7U.a777 PaoKto "'-"" H• D•LUX• lbr 2b•, A/C, Ba~ T•rr•c• dbl O/w. blt·ln9, dectt, gar, grave ella. H,500. mtnl b9y view. Aval Im•••••••• tTOI) 293.9;'10 1211. 11Ho. en.:ssee BUSINBSS. PINAllCB USOIT IALIOA : raon1n . 1510 PININSULA 2101 1 ______ 1 PALM ........ 8AYl'RONT lbdlllb• IVStNBSS,_, __ 4 •• I H ..... 000 CIOftdo. Wt .........,, OPPOITUIHrT ~ !W', -· • ...., '*"' pool. dOOk 2&ft..A • • • ., T.,...I a BA. --· no ..:.... ,,_, .,,. 1 2 IA condO beautiful .,...f -· ' -,~•lllPll~ ! Ylawa, na,'ural hot "'°• vrtv• •7• .. 40 rpay PllW '" • weter, Ut,IOO. •aew il.-18tn ih;IH :18111 11 L00111 6 ltMb .... TetMel HUD Brotlet, t•A. N.wly decio-bm up to 11IOO~ e7 ... lta ree.d. Yrty ,.._ l1llO. 1 ••D lelAe• "" ...... ,. 1 , /1 , • 1-,i;;~11;r=-'9ir"I 1•18t ..... 4M I w ....... . ............ ~ ........... ftaeded, Limit•• territory available • ........ -~ gn. ..... ,...,.~ Looking for an opportunity to use your sales skills and experience? -Robert Matthews, General &Jes ManAgu, South Coast Toyota South Comt W>lvo "In the automotive business it's very imporwn to reach everyone in che community. Advertising in the r>.ily Pilot has hdpcd me to do just that. "South Coast Toyota/Volvo is and will continue to be the number #1 Toyota oudet in volume and sales through its continued commitment advertising in the Daily Pilot• "'Thanks Dally Pilot for making my job & South Coast Toyou ~ful today." MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1996 ACROSS 63 Rhvlne ,,_., t F.ed (\he hre) ' IM Unbllad fOla, 6 Stuff S: 10 Hindu tMd'8t 65 ~. 14 Large~ -'" -., OWlt.IS GmlN wtlhOMAlt~ and TAHNAH t9SCH . . AN8WSlt8 TO WUJq.Y BlUOOE QUIZ --------.. a La.400 Mint Condi • ~ooa• ...,.,..,., Low ml.~ chrome, wht w/petomlno Int. •• WllWHY Interior. Chrome wne.aa. OM 130,950. Day: •32· owner. Mak• orr .... 0228, Evee: 759-0389 638-1854-218-21 11 •e4 LS400 Btk/blk. ---------c FaC1ory wwranfy, gold llllCVIY 1135 ------ lkliwaf • ldllho nelgttlof 15 Banef1ciaty 67 6'1'11* c.,. 1 e Cousin of J>oa &1 ume kid Q. 1 • I.a South, vulnenble1 you hold: pkg. ..... tit••· non-•moker. 15k mil••· ...__ bi·~-----a...a.. 1341,500 720.0•21 * 'A T....-as * TOYOTA 1210 •u ----··-.... _.. u~ .,.__. MI d ·SI z e , S h a r P . il•iiiiiliiliilliiiiiiii -._.. •K J 111 80U'ftl NORTH EAST •---------Lo-mites. 53300 oBo. Bm •111,llan llht'. Fu11v' 17 Liam Neaon or 6G Fhdom't KMnu Reeves Richafd.-The biddi"I hu proceeded: . l • PM8 1 0 P.. MERCED.ES 9130 723-1904 •97 und Cruat....-un loaded. New trs, brka .. ? H•""'• dlac:/lmmed del 109k mllet. Xlnt cond. 18 Rowers' tools 70 Oepreulona • 19 Falls behind WEST NORTH BABT SOUTH Whal do .... bid ? -· S35oo. a4e.eoeo ,_u now '78 240D at , ac. OLDSMOBILE 9155 Direct L111ln~ aunroof, sapphire (714) ••e-121 A • With your ace ofhearta aolidi· btua.Wondertur oar. -ANTIQUES a fying partner'a auit, yoW' hand hat $1995. M0-8841 '88 OLDS CUTLASS 20 Oelecteble DOWN 22 "Goshi" 1 ComlNnd 10 23 Tree juices kitty 24 SOgglest 2 Mexican I• 2 0 P.. 1 What do you hip now? 9250 28 Pea container sandwich 31 Author Bradbory 3 llltch-: A 32 Mii. truant acquire ~.1 ~..,. "A -To oven:all at the two-level, vulnerable, partner mwit have·a good suit and lhe equivalent of an openin'f bid. Your queen of dia· monds is worth lta weight ln gold and, aince it Is dollars to doughnuts thRt partner haa eome values in hearts, we would leap to three no trump. lremendoua trick-takil'\I potenUal '78 480 SL Great 6 cyl, alt. AJO. full VO' vrw•J"l!U 9235 CIASSlCS An .... •--~-'-b ki pwr, AM/FM 1tereo. a.aw ""''"" nounce 1 .. ,,..,.,,lfJW• y 111a ng a cond, well taken care 52,000 873·7104 iimliiiiii••iiiiiiiiii • high reveneof threeclubeand of. Red. 650-0198. · · •ea CheVJf Corvalr 33 Vote In 4 String await development.a. 213-228-3058 Th• Community '89 QI 1'011 Sharpl Conv, auto, whl/red Buy 11. Sell fi. Find ;t. Macr1k•t 1Pf11acd•· 4dr, ••pd, t•glass, ale. Int , fully r .. tored, 35 League fastenings :a;:E..i.::.i.x. 39 Jal -5 Aviator IM1·· 0 IM.Ur.11.d"-SyndbM Q. 15 • I.a South, vulnerable, you hold: Cl•••lfled. ass e red w/gray Interior. m u at • e •I• e 11. 842·597B s2549, 42 .. 9304 975.e509 4-0 Rlll16 Amelia - 42 Statue of a god 6 Plctcy 28 Summit 44 01' Blue-Eyes' 43 An1mal with a • 7 Paper measure 29 Earthenware ex pouch 8 Wire-hailed pot 45 Tunvny soother 45 Sixth president terrier • 30 College hottflot 47 Meny 46 Tel -9 ·-Doub(flfe" 34 TobeCco 48 Very tong time 47 ~Cartwright ol 10 Four qts. ~ 50 Thtow out "Ponderosa· 11 Custom 35 Long, long -51 -Peninsula 49 Green panot t 2 Fads 36 Sask.'s 52 Lively 50 Clasp 13 CapsJze neighbof 54 Gaze 53 Oodles 21 Hot spring 37 ·-and get itr 57 Receive news 55 Bottle 25 Leather-wont· 38 Actress 58 A bird of Ml - 56 San Francisco Ing tools Lanchester 59 Lei! district 26 Me, IQ Miss 4-0 Commentator 60 Negative votes 61 Film d11ector Piggy Sevaleld 62 Dined Kazan 27 Ktli material 41 Pigeons' house 63 Type of noM ......... ~~-~ Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •K J 9 8 OJ 9 8 2 07 •Q J 8 3 Partner open• the! bidding with one diamond. What do you reapond? A • With four-eard suita, respond up-the-line to partner's opening bid . The quality of your suita should not be taken into account except when a minor and a major Rre involved and you have a dead minimum respon11e. Since thRt is not the case here, bid one heart.. Q. S • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •QB 78 5' l:IK 3 01098 7 2 •Void The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOtrrH WEST l • Pa111 I • PH1 S • Paas ? What action do you take? A -There is ft chance that part· ner'sjump to three clubs is based on a fit for your suit, but then again, mRybe not. This hand has all the earmark11 of a misfit, 80 gel out before the doubling startA. Pass. Q. '4 • /\ti. South, vulnerable, you hold: The bidding hu proceedod: WEST NORTH EAST 80trrll 1 0 p._ 10 ? What do you bid now? · A • To step into the a.udion, vul- nerable, when both opponent.a a re bidding shows a very good hand. Therefore, there is no reaaon to bid anything more than one spade at this point. You need considerable help from partner to improve on buying the contract. al a partacore. Q. 6 • AB South, vulnerable, you hold: •A Q J 9 5 .C OJ 8 OA 7 •K 6 2 The bidding has proceeded: WEST NORTH E,A8T 80tn'H 1 0 p... 39 ' What action do xou take? A -Strangely enough, now that East has announced weakneu it is Mfer for South to step in at the three-level than it wa11 to bid any- thing other than.one spacje on lhe previous problem. Bid three spades. Learn' to be a better brid1e player ! 8ubaeribe now to the Goren Bridp Letter by calllnc (800) 788-1225 for lnformatlon. Or write to: Gore n Bri die Letter, P.O. Boz «10, Chi~ fll 60680. CAD ILIAC 9040 CHRYSLER 9050 GMC 9081 -----------------.----------1'83 Eldora do Touring 'B9 LeBaron Conv '91 Suburban 4x4 Coupe, blk w/lan llhr, Red w/Blk top, A/C, SLE, loaded, c/d: nu brakes/Urea, lo ml, Am/Fm, Loaded! 36k perfect cond, always $3600. PP 831·0787 mlles.$5000. 530-1941 garaged. $l 7,900. SPORTING GOODS BOATS, YACHTS, CAMPERS, RV'S, 6065 CHARTERS 7013 TRAILERS 8014 714-54B·2723 Surf: Billabong lull suit, Retired Boating '8 5 Beaver Camper, CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 90751 ________ _ mega stretch , 3-2. enthu•laats Inter-a/c, frig, awning, xlnt HONDA 9085 595. Alleda spring suit eated In finding berth cond. clean, $3750. '70 CAMARO V8 Red '90 Eaoort LX 2 dr, ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii (l(S), $40. Alloda short for trip to Cabo Sen pp 75 1·4493 convrt, catm paint. a/t, pwr str/br1<s, 88kl• 1on(l(S), 530. 675·1835 Lucas this season will New top, trans. Auna, mis. Clean runs good. • 9 3 Ao cord SE help with expenses greatt $3295 080. $2300. B04-7551 Forest grn, tan llhr Int, ••••••••I Ca ll 77B·5 189 Serious only. 650-5056 •97 Explr/EJCpd/Trka dual airbags, sunroof, --------AUTOMOBILES '97 Sub/Tahoe/Trk• Huge disc/lmmed del Bose CD sound aye. TRANSPORTATION MARINE SUPS t-tu0g1e dlstc1L1mmoc11 det Direct Leasing ~g:d•~/ies~,n~1~~~ DOCRS 7022 rec eas n~ (714) 848-1217 catt Rick 645-6427 -------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUICR 9035 (714) 949.121 . BOATS 7011 Sid• Tl• Up to 20'. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSIFIED On the move? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Pwr/wtr. Under Nwprt It's tho resource you Blvd Bridge. $125/mo. '85 RIVIERA Convert-can count on to'°" a Seil your extra 13' WHALER Private dock 642_9666 Ible white exVtop, bur-myriad ol morchan-household Wheel steering, 40HP, --------gundy leather. MINTI dlse Items, because Tohatsu etec start, 44k mis. $12,SOO our columns compel ~ms le'lk soa1s. S2500. OBO (worth morel) quallfled buyers to in Cfassifled NYS, 7 22·2800 540·7507 calll 842·597B ---------· LEXUS 9115 '92 SC 400 Blk/tan. Loaded. Un• new. 50k mll••· $26,000. 880-24 77 Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and ffie · Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fox us this form with your credit card # or rriail it in with a check today! · Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week -/ FREE' All for $1 o• -------------·-------------. D YES,SELl MY CAR City Zip Phone Credit corG DMC OVISA DAM X -------Exp-- Moil To: DAll.Y Pl.OT 330. W, loy Shit, C4* ~.CA 92621 (1"16'2·$6ll OrMX /114) 631-659' (flirM* l'brty. Only/ Meo.. 0-* /tnnent bes ... ..-Mal.--ltletJIJ ~ - O f~ 0-no. O S...._, o'"' o_,..., o r .... 1e11 ... o-t.w o -~ o ......,c-. 0 4...,I 0 -......... 0 ......... O J..-1 o~.._ o-""""' ONt~ O ~o.-1 0 ............. o._.._ oc-oc--~ oM-o"°"..., o .... w ~ • s, 0 for 4 /inet, s, .00 eacJi adclifio,ta1 line l ' ' ' ' I ' ·-----·-----------------·--· ------I CERAMIC HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE 8r MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 POOL TUTORING 3929 SERVICE TILES CONCRETE & 3528 MASONRY DRYWALL 3557 SERVICE 3 584 IA WN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVI CE 3894 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii HOMe aeRV1CeS Split Second Moving •Paint/Drywall• iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Spanlah•Engllatt. DIRECTORY • Brick Block Stone Tiie Ennl•'• Uc'd Drywall Anything & Ev.rythlng Shan•'• Qardenlne f'rof Moversl 24Hr Srv L277 598/Repalra l•l•nd Blue Poola Bl-ling ual Tea cher L~•~0~,~~w-;•1n~~~·~ Co~. Patt~. Drlv~way & Painting. A~usllc/ Free Estimate. Rers. & Landsc•plng. Lawn 7Day/Sr Dlac/Tf t71452 Small Jobs/Fr•• Eit. Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. :~O-~rce~1S::~:.r; --------• L~Ol30 &ean ol Tile Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 25 Yr Wallpaper Removal. Mlchael 759-1440 care lnstall'n/Removal 432·9123/P-348-5850 Refl/Bob 114 ... 941 Repair: filter/pump/htr ADDITIONS 673.8065 or a.w526 Exp. Terry 557.7 5 94 Patchwork 240·1150 l eml Retlted Centnlctor Sprinklers 54e-8801 Dibernardo'• Moving PAINTING 28 ... 190 Acid wash 84a.e7281--------- REMODELING 3410 p I /Q Full Service & Repair Repairs Improvement• •YARD CLEAN·UP Local/Office/Storage Conscientious crafts-Par•dl.. Cova Poole WALL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Tiie & Marble * Best r ce uality -Acoustic R•m. oval-•m job~. Quality/Integrity Tr•• Trimming/A• Long Dist. Free Est. man. Old·f .. hlonad Quality PooVSpa Svc. COVERINGS 3932 Fine Craftsmanship ... Lndscape, brick, sine Paint Avall-Excellent I care Ken &42·1770 moval, Lawn Seivlce T#181432 979·3114 pride In wofllmanihlp. Repair • Algaealde,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii J effrie a Cons truc tion Additions/Remodeling 20 Years El(p-tnsured L605846 7 1 9-21108 At Allordabte Prices. concr. 800-788-1007 Refl/Mlke/942·1107 ' 960-5HS4, 748-5375 Peter• Painting Acid Wash 540·2849 •• Farthln9 lnteTlora : Showers/Counters/Firs EXPERT Blk 11 20 Year• Exp8flence Natural Stone & Marble * 1 wa 1• HAULING 3720 PARTIES 8r FrH EatlmatH --------lnatallatlon • Ramowl Fplcs L645486 842-2214 ~~:· 2~~r;c~~P•t~~':$ ELECTRICAL 3610 LEGAL 3840 lnterlor1 and Exteriors ROOFING 3910 Discount Wallcoverlng Joae 531:7943 SERVICES 3812 OCCASIONS Reterra1. 854-0812 L#560875 973-1212 Sm~ll Job eXPERT JUNK TO TU DUMP Pro 8ullt Roofl"9 Ron'• Wallpapering ---------1 CLEANING NEW LEAF Duncan lllectrlc (714-9A-1882) LIVING TRUST Adcf:~~:,P:,YClau PIANO 8r VOCAL ••at Any Prtoelll lnatallatlon/Removal CARPENTRY 3510 SERVICES 3548 Landscape & Masonry Local/Quick RHponH Hauling today what ••v•• • 18r_C?OO Reroof•/24hr Repair R•a•onabl• Prlo•• i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Destgn/Bulld/Remodet U 275870 e50·7042 the Trash Man won'tl 0" • r A w I I I ~:i~~Yl~~sRe:.~~t!~re LESSONS 3888 20 Yra Exp L326e93 937·8829 Anytime Uc.,lns. 74B·04B7 99a.1882 AVOIDS Prices. Anne 723-5961 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 540·5908 470-7684pg We Qale should hang H•ndyman/Remodel A TOUCH OF CLASS Waterfalla·Koa Pond Llo'd Contrac tor TWENTY DOLLAR 8 .u r a In 9 • Home •Plano L•eeon•* BAL•OA ROOFING CO tooeth8f. Strip, Install, Additions, Bath, Kitch Ctoanlng, Res/Comm Brlck-Slocka-Stone ·Small Job Spoclallst· HAULER/CLEAN·UP ffree ConaultatlOn l>qree Teacher Q Ut W k G t'd advice IO the crazy. Fire-Water Damar Uc/Bonded. Free Est. Cone patios-driveway• ~=~!n~ e7!~~·:4;-3~~: JOHN 1.S0.1128 AlTORNEY 5315-7335 PAINTING 3858 Beginning to Classic• R~~oor/R.~~lr F~:ne11 •31·2111 Anytime• Etec, Plumb, & Pant Tere1& 2B2·7143 20 Yrs Exp./L568735 ·~--------'"'iiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lyn 840.1947 Lie/In• 8"'1·5081 ·~--------Newport aroa. lmmod G R Constr 973 2873 ·-•• .. ·-p.ge 714·227·B122 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING . . . •--------_.11 ... SAGE 3830 unuftl\WS 3934 GARAGE ------3-7-8-4 ~ QUALITY • CARB HURRY Qlant roofing nan~ , Ucenaed-Bonded 1---------JEWELRY Winter Speclalal 20Yrs PLASTER blowout aalal R•roof, , AINStr'!.t.. ZUR~~~~~!~s , SlO.OO per hour. CONTRACTORS DOORS 3678 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L&a Sport• Therapy Exp. Xlnt Workman1hlp. 111C111ar11 3880 rapalr1. Lio. Bond. Amerloan Window • 7 14-548·0398 GEN RAL -'"iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fair s Ron....a..2417 ~All\ •••t Rtktflng Cfeanlne Kitchens, baths, doora. E 35581• Wllllam Harold J eweter All body Cllf• Rto ralu .. 4y Quallty, Eat 1984. 980-1399 ~atlslactlon Is ...... a.,,. windows. Doug 548·7258 •Bright Hsec lnln.. •t18 Service Calf• Watch/Jaw.I"' Repair & rejuvenate. N/LMT .., rt ...... Pl t /St p 1 h ;:i; """' ,_ European Prol'I. Be:i Repalrs/Seiv/Openers Antique• Fl~' Jewelry CM 722·9823 TOUCHUPS TOO aa er uooe • 0 eiADLih ftOOFINQ Ouarantffdll CARPENTRY•Wlndows In town! Refs 5Yrt Exp. LEWIS Conatruetlon All Mak••·Moclel• luy/Mlllrldt 873-038f51_________ 24 Hrs. Rlch.;d Sinor l1~e~~.f• ::'f:r~ UcenHd & ln1ured Dave 222·2:180 Doors • Wood Fencea Grace 251·945 5 Ramodel•Handyman Uc'd 650-Seiv-(7378) ---------MOVING 3834 UctP280&44 645-3209 714•95.._7831 Fr•• Etl. All reroof t=========.. ClonVGa1a...a Organizers L#704773 Loc1t Ra1. ... •• -~,-.,, 87••-• ,,.. 71 ... 557 ... 2. RAIN•ow Clr .. t• """•Int. ----· ..... ..,. -L1'261581 • Call Bot> •HOUSECLEANING • ... ...... .... IANDSCAPE 8r .. .. 24e-8323 Pg-312-0026 15 yra exp. Good Ref. Qu •llty R•modellng HANDY MAN 3710 , •WN r••e 3808 ALL..AM•RICAN 'slntlngolnl/Eat HouM/Apt PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING • S emi Retired 50yrt ol aallsf"d cutt. Ors, plmb heat, atct. firs, drywll Uc'd. Jerry 842-0587 CARPET CLEANING 3515 Own trans. Call any· •Also Homa Repatra ~ -..uo Move1-U ... Carefully Quality Job. Free est. t Im e I 2 4 1 -0 5 3 1 •Reasonably Priced •P•lnt/Carpentry• Courteoutly J Cheapty L#S69897 93e-eeaa •Local Co. 8636318 Drywall and morat aaalo Yard M•lnt 1149-0223 T141227 •81S HOP PAINTING TH• LOCAL PLUM.a Houeeoleanlng s h A Lawn/ _,. 1 •---------p t ...... .. ___ s •Jamel I!. llengert CO.• •••••••••ft Japane .. tady wlln 20 ~~~P7;::44-s~~ 0~~ .t.::.·.~~7 aprlnk~f.:f .. ~~~~~c':: PUIUC NOTICE · T~~~~w.:!,;;gs Fr"~ l'awth"'9 tntert.n yra up. ReU•bla. 631-4422 p.......,.13-1142 The Ctitlf. Pubffo Utlll· L7043U Rafi tu-2..0f Friendly leMc:e•"'*-'ed Kitchen/Beth/Remodel Xlnt rera. 983 -4974 H8tft9 Repelr/llenladat .-~ u.. Commlaalon RE· LIS32111 115-9'04 Rm Addition• VIN/~ T & • Cl •• nln ... avo CONSTRUCTION Coat• Me aa/Newport a TR&a a QUIRES that all used •DMC PliNTING• ....,. .,,_ ~ L#HOl71 81'~1•,a • ,,. ••Yea....... ..I ..I houaehold go od• Ouall ty•NHt•Rallabta · ':'1umblnQ~ Paraonallzad/A•f'• BUlLDlN" 3580 JIM ea1-a4*» ~ move r• print their Plaelar·Staln·V•rnlah --). Ai -----~- a ADDmONS 3118 Fr•• Eat/Rta1onat>I• ·-."""H""OPM~ ..... r!!l .... ,,.,,A...,f'"'li""'I-.-~ 711-M7' P.U.O. Cal T number; ao Vr• I!~.'°" Offl •• .:. eicp ... ~ SPllNILlltS ••POT R•MOVAL• 547-051e-227•7191pgr MSM Conatrueta.n Anything .. Everything ~............... limo• •nd ch•ufteura *1 '°"' •1•11• -jp;;;s;;;r., .. ..,,.....l1'1iiMlili,...--1~~~~~~!1!1~-· Bleach/rod apota. --------Remodel• & Aepalra. Aleo Stained Ola.. Yard tune~. r:;'thetr T.C .... ""'"° LMrn•tliftilfti Aeoaln&Aao!Odele Cornpl•t• clHn & dV• COMP"~•s 3558 P a intin g lnt./Ext. JAMES M .. 1917 landscapt/anlsdo dinlan. In all .overu... lnt/!llt ~ ~ i'ree lsllmat" ft~• ••t 97 .. 2098 v ''""' LI 09e327 Mfl•2438 ..__ ,_.ltar..._..•••lll•I ContrllCtorl C27-t04oOe. mentt. " C,. haw • Llc'd/lftt'd 1lne1 '7'. UM7"8 .... ,OIO Tiie/drywaii/Woodwork Prof'I a EthlNI. M5-7'IOI ::;u:': ~~1.,... .... __ TON ___ "9.....,•_•'*--'•---------•"!l!--!'!'!"!'I'I'!! ..... ----• Fanc"'deCQ/room edd. .. .. 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