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Home My WebLink About1998-12-22 - Orange Coast Pilotr . . SERVING THE NEWPORT · MESA CO/v\N\UNITIES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22; 1998 Police assa:Ult susp·ect had prio.r c.onviCtion . Man arrested on suspicion of dragging officer across Newport Center parking lot was convicted of DUI and manslaughter in 1993. m Banning. Minor was tdenti.f1ed as the son of wealthy Hemet residents Wayne and Carol Minor, who own Sterling ·Motors Inc. in Newport Beach The prominent family also founded Hemet-based Agn-Empire Corp., the nation's largest potato grower. Porsche 944, was stopped by New- port Beach police dt about 3:30 p .m. Sunday on suspioon on reck- less and drunken dnving ma Fash- • 11 :-;11111 n ,.,, \\11 m Riverside County . . ion Island parking lot. ~Not NEWPORT BEACH -ThP. motorist dJTC'>ted late Sunday on susp1aon of draggmg a "Jmvport · Beach police officer across u New- port Center parking lot was con- victed four yedrs t190 of veh1cuJur manslaughter and drunken driving Jeffrey Minor, 30, d former Newport Beach resident who lives m hvine, plodded guilty m Decem-. ber 1993 to killin~ 55-year-old Hemet resident Menno Kramer in a July 1993 Cd!' accident while under the influence of alcohol. l le served four months ol a one-year sentence at· a fow-s£>CUrity facility After Jeffrey Minor's 1993 con- viction, the family settled a number of lawsl..l.its filed by relatives of those involved in the crash for undisclosed amounts, according to publ.tshed accounts. Apparently tI;ylng to avoid a potential DUI charge, Minor sped off with the mvestigali.ng ofhcer - 23-year-old Kristen O'Donnell - still hanging onto him through the open car door, authorities scud. The car dragged her about 30 feet before Minor hit a parked car, the impact of which tossed O'Don- nell into the street, police said. She Mmor, driving a red 1987 k.IM HAG ,£ RTY ZVLIUS I OAll Y Pit.OT Shipwright and carpenter Ken Cartee talks about acquaintance Timothy Meek, 33, who presumably drowned Sunday after his fishing boat sank off the Newport Beach coast ' . 'Oh God rto, please no' "' Local dory fishermen stayed ashore Monday after the disappearance of one of their own, Tunothy Meek T he wooden dock that '" home to the histork Dory FlP-ct m Newport bcar.h was inactive t..1onday, the day after one of its hsl1enncn wa!> report d nussmg at ca. Boats wcr ~stacked on the planks where fu hermcn ped<lle ~eafood. Two men were baiting long hshmg iml?~ ctnd ket>ptng to themselves lt Weis eenly quiet rompawd wtth most other days, when. the market near the Newport Pun hu'stlei.;. A sense of lo s and sadness eenwd to hover over the dock like a <J,uk doud. The row p ople who had 9etthercd for the stttrt ol ct shoit ... workweck still held out hope that 33-yedr·olcl Timothy Meek would so clluw. nuca llluusly return, from the choppy Paat1 _ Ocean. It was apparent,~ how v r, that with cvmy JM~sing houi their GRB., RISIJ.'JG lbly Piaf faith sank further tnlo an emot.J.onaJ abyss. Having a strong, local reputation for being hard workers, the Dory Fleet decided not to fish off the coast Monday mommg. When asked whether the deas1on was based on the wmdy conditions or Meek's dlSappearance, one hsheqnen said, "lt's a litUe bit of bbth." The Orange County Sheriffs Depart- ment launC'hed a middflNnoon search Monda}'. for Meck, who may have drowned Sunday morning wh,•n his boat capsized. The bOdt patrol scoured the ocean from Hunllpgton State Beach to Newport Harbor but didn't locate 1\1<.'ck. Authontte<: aid tho chances are slim that Meek has survtved becau. e of the chilly conditions and length or tune smce he was reported rrussmg. ·with a water temperature of 54 degrees, weanng 1earu; and a T-shirt, and apparently no tile 1acket, the probobility of survival after six hours is remote,• c:;aid K~r ry Kingery, the search and rescue coordma- tor for the U.S. Coast Guard tn Long Beach. Meek and Russell Jensen Jr., 32, of Nor- wlilk were about two nulcs offshore when the 18-fool dory fishing boat they were aboard began to take on water. Tho boat ' wasn't equipped with a pluy to stop water, and Jenc:;en decided to swim for help. Authorities believe the smking boat may have been hit by a wave that ov~rtumed the vessel. . suffered rrunor m1unes to her fac:e and hands and was treated and released at Hoag Hospital. Minor was arrested about five hours later after a countyw1cJc search. · According to articles published m the Riverside Press-Enterpnse, Minor pleaded for a lessor sen· tence on the mansldughter convic- tion m early 1994 based on thl' notion that he had qwt drinking The Vlctim's Wife also asked tor leniency, saying she was convir1cl>d f\ bnor had cleaned up his act. Newport Beach police said Sun· day Utey !'iu:.pected Minor was under the influence of drugs or alcohol when they stopped him However, Lt. Mike Hyams said he cli(I not know if any blood-alcohol tests were taken after Mmor's orrest Mmor wa booked mto Orange County Jail on suc;p1cion of assault with a deadly weapqn and held on $250,000 bail He is scheduled to be arraigned in Harbor Muniopal Court dt 10 am. toddy, Hyams sald. Arlclitional < harges could be fi:led. Skateboard park expert hired by city CQsta r-..;esa council awards contract to Fountain Valley firm to assess whether facility can be built at Lions Park. l:u..,tiG11 Ckit Pl1o1 COSTA f\.tESA -A Fountain Valley-pased firm was selected by the City Council Mondd~ to act as a consultant for the pro- posed skateboard park m Lion::. Park. · The council votoo 4-1, Wlth Councilwoman Heothe.r Somer disc;enttng, to award a $12,000 contract to Davtd Volz Design Volz subrrutted the loweo;t bid of four that were submitted, U1e highest being for more than $33,000." The· company is a rela- tive newcomer to the held with two parks under construction, one each m Moruavta dnd Lagu- na Hills. - Staff is antici.pattng thdl 11 will . l»'U E S T I 0 N Designing Skaters? What would you like I to see 1n Costa Mesa's skateboard park? And how b19 should 1t be, 3,000 or 10,000 square feeP Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 64H,086 0< send an e mail to da1lyp1lotOearth- ~1nk.net • Gtve your hometown and phone number (fOf verifica t1011 porpcxes only) and spell your full name be ncce' ary to mend V h's tontract at a later date to account for the d~s1gn pha ... e, aid Com- munity Service Director Keith Van Holt The C1ty Council had origmal- ly allotted $80,000 for the design and (On tructton of a 3,000- quare-foot skateboard park Smee that ume, lt hns become apparent to stalf that that would SEE SKATE PAGE 5 Schafnitz could I be freed early • Lawyer will file motion for socialite to be released mto care of dn1g- treatment facility. Gm G H1..,U'\t, lktf Pb • NEWPORT BEACJ I -Attor- ne} s represent mg nnpn oncd socialite Tina .Schatmtz plan to Ctsk the judge who -.entcnced hN to 10 months m Jail tor selhnu coccline to an und<•rcovcr pohce ofhcer il she can be relcu txi ear- ly and enter a ctmg-treatment facility. Schatrutz, 39, i scht'duled to be releas u m late Febnwry, but attorney fanul} mem- bers bclieve 1t 1s imperative that she ha inten tve coun- seling befor 'he returns to her Nt•wport B ac:h horn'"'. "ll nothmg TI Sc afnl i:. done now na h tz we may b~ . putting her at a h1gh~r nsk." c;a1d Erne t Hayward, her court- appomte<I attorney •Rchab1lita- Uon \\111 gl\e her the pep;pecltv and the tools o he won't gel nto trouhle agam • ----SEE SCHAFNITZ PAGE 5 TELL US YOUR STORY Brrrrrrr H's .fr-f r-f reezi ng What is your favorite holiday memory, the . Chrisbna , Hanukkah or ~ew Year's moment you most cherish? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or ena an e-maU to datlyplJot@earthllnk.net . INDEX QASSUUD -N-• •:r-..,...-10 ~ .. -.. --r.-...2 PClK£ fll.£5 ... _______ 2 PUIUC llOnm. ' 9 Sl'Ol1S -HNN-~----~.-- 111 ¥9DKT N·----- WIA11B WFATKER NblbMdbr flmft c~~ "",,,.. MfnlY ~ f'm#d In""' .., l't(],,.,... __ .. • Local residents will have a cold Christmas, ·as tempe ratures ?le forecast to go down tq the 30s. .h<!'.11 1" HM.lA\n bad weather,• aid Bill Pi<>rpomt, chtdrman of the bo t parad • com- mittee. •Ever)•one as com1og r ' • 2 Tue.day. December 22. 1998 I ocaI voi c~ NewPort Beach/Cosio Mesa Doily Pilot ~.~~~~~~__:.__-----~~~~~~C=:r--::::::==::::::;;=================~~ -GAINS TRE HOLIDAY SPIRIT 'lm?ns from-Newport Harbor and Estancia high schools helped spread holiday cheer. Preschool- ers at two Costa Mesa Head Start programs were showered with hundreds of toys collected by Newport Harbor High School students. And the youths at Estancia High School will be ma.king this Christmas a little merrier for the 31 families they adopted. They set a fine ex.ample for shoWing good will toward men. . A DELIGHTFUL BOAT PARADE The hollday season once again was made brighter by the New- port Harbor Christmas Boat Parade. Boats of dll kind JOined the parade -from yachts with Santas to kayaks decked wi~ colorful Christmas lights. MORE HOMES FOR HABfTAT Costa Mesa officials saJd Meny Christmas to the folks at Habitat for Humaruty by setting aside three lots in the aty for its home- builcti.ng program. Habitat volun- teers managed to build a home and playhouse here in one week last month, making this holiday season even more special for the Sebo family, who moved into the home just 111 time to celebrate Thanksgiving. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PtlOT Newport Harbor High School student Haylee Cosbaw, left, limbos. wUh Daniela Oeabla and other students from the Head Start in Costa Mesa, where they read, played and handed out gilts Wednesday as part of a holiday program. partner, Russell Jensen Jr. of Norwalk, were on a Dory Fleet boat about three miles off the Newport coast when it hegan talo.ng on ~ater and sunk in 54-. degree water Sunday morning. Jensen was rescued by a sport fishing boat from Davey's Locker. He was treated for hypothenrua at Hoag Hospital. Meek was still missing Monday. dnnounced his resignation. But Cox decided against it after it appeared most of the support was rnllymg behind Rep. Denrus Hastert (R-lli.). Ldst month, Cox . stepped out of the race with Liv- ingston, saying he wanted a wtit- ed party. LOSSES FOR THE BIRDS Find.mg somethmg to eat 1s gomg to get a little tougher for our wmged fnends Citing har- bor pollution as a reason, the Newport Beach City Counal gave preliminary approval to an ordinance prohibiting people from feed.mg the buds. City offi- cials say all the free food is creat- mg a population explosion of fowl proporoons. MISSING FISHERMAN HE'S IN, HE'S OUT It's been t.Wlce now thut Rep CoClst Guard rescue teams spent Sunday searching for 33- year-old Tunothy Ray Meek of Newport Beach Meek and his . Chris Cox (R-Newport Bectc:h) has made a b1d for the Housq spe.aker post, and twice that he's stepped out of the running. On Saturday, after the House ol Rt•p- resentatives concluded its impeachment proce~ and Speaker-des1gnat~ Bob Liv- ingston (R-La.) annoUI1ced his decision to quit politics, Cox was thinking about tossing h1s nauw into the hat, just as he did m November when Newt Gmgnch BRUC[ REEDY I SPECIAL TO DAILY P1LOT Congressman Christopher Cox opted not to run for speaker of the House this weekend -the second Ume in as many months. MAILBAG WIShes of thanks, thoug~ts on gun manufacturers, a warning to drivers and· a sign of the timeS Feeling blue over expired tags · T his can happen to you. Do not drive without your blue tags on for '98. A week ago, l was stopped by the Calilor- rua Highway Patrol in Santa Barbara for expired tags. He gave me a fix-it notice. All payments .had been made, nothing delin- quent, but I failed to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles that the insurance was in force. Saturday, at the busiest time, a Costa Mesa motorcycle officer pulled me over on the upper level of the South Coast Plaza parking lot Nter examining my docwnents, he informed me that he was gomg to impound my car and that he would call a cab. I am an older man with an invalid wile. The car was taken away, and we were taken to the OMV on 19th Street, which was closed, and then home. The cab nde was $40. I then drove my car to the Santa Ana OMV and found out they don't handle registrations on Saturday. They told me that if I would go to Bell Gardens, they would handle registra- tion. I went homf not caring to dnve to Bell Gardens. Monday mommg I went to the 19th Street OMV in Costa Mesa. After wcuting in line for d half-hour, I showed my-proof of insilrance, and they gave me the tags. I.then went to the tow truck yard, and they instructed me to go to the Costa Mesa police to get the paper- work signed off, then back to the tow yard. The charges against the car were for three day-; and a tow -$176. What I left out is the stress and the wusled time. Also, the demeanor and the adversanal manner of the people I dealt with. The pollct~ ofhccr yelled, "Get bdck in your car." I showed him the Highwdy Patrol ticket, and he said, "I'm going to writ~ you up.'' You can be givE!n a ticket for tho same offense. The reason for lhlS letter 1s so you will be awarn of what the consequences dre of not taking care of little things. HARRY SELLING N<'wport Beach Not a good sign of th e times Your paper ask:;, "A better sign?" ("Dealers propose another tall sign,· Dec. 16). I teel your question should be: "Do we think we need th1 nty, or do we think the city should give the dealers ac; oc1ation the oty nght of way." r say no. Do you think the city should pdy for the sign? I say no. And then ht1vc Caltrans to provide U1c standards? No. Where does this lead us? Who would bn the next busmcss to request another sign to l>e added to Harbor Boulevard? Our City Council muny years ago went through and deaned up our signs in th.is town. It's starling to become a nice visual cornmuruty. So why should we clutter our commuruty with another 1gn7 I have lived m this town for more than 28 ycnrs. I plan on living here the re::.t of my lire. So I don't want to have to go out and see an obtrusive sign the rest of my life when r am out and about. Belated thanks CHUCK ROPT Costa Mesa I didn't have a chance to call to givo my though~ and thanks lo your reader's hotline for Thanksgiving. But now that I have the opportunity, I want to thdn.k you for hiring Joseph N. Bell. He certamly hit the heart of the issue 10 ·~eligion shouldn't be taught 10 . the classroom" (Nov 19). I am also thankful for my parents, who taught me to listen. read, and know the truth. and I thank God for the great country we live in for the ability to express it JOANNA ECONOMAKOS Costd Mesjl Hold gun maker s responsible Responding to the question. ·oo you think gun manufacturers should be held legally responsible for crimes com.nutted with their fire arms?" ("Taking aim at gun makers," Dec. 12). As a reader, I would respond yes. They should be held legally responsible for their irresponsible de ign and manufacture and distribution of their firearms that lead to mjunes dI\d death. So that is d yes. BARRIE BECKER San francisco l 'ETTER OF THE WEEK __,/ ou get what you pay for. ·in~ C alifornia seems to have developed a unique plan for improving kinder- garten ("Faster out of the blocks," Dec. 5). The five major components of the plan are: 1} Admit students to kinder- garten at a younger age than any other state. 2) Pack 30 or more of said students into a classroom. 3) Spend less on their su~ port -libraries, counselors, social workers, health-care workers, teachers and trans- portation ·(field trips, etc.) ...,._. than other states. 4) Impose the nation's most rigorous academic nondevelop- mental curriculum. 5) And do all of this in a lan- guage most of the students don't understand. This appears to be yet anoth- er example of Education's Law of Inverse Proportion: Those farthest from the actual class- room mandate most programs. READERS standards and curriculum. Those closest to the classroom receive the most blame for pro- gram failures, no matter how ill-conceived said programs may have been. (Classroom teachers never invented Whole Lan- guage.) Eminent educators Pete Wil- son and Ron Unz have ordained the programs, and now master kindergarten teachers such as Barbara Rothman and one· fourth of her kindergarten teacher colleagues have bailed out of this leaky boat. The Chil· dren's Garden is becoming a force-feeding fiasco. P.S. to Sid Soffer. Sid, I've taught 100 kindergar:tners !1t a time on rare and inglorious occasions ("How academic can kindergartners be?" Dec. 10). Trust me, it's not a good idea. ELLEN WRIGHT Retired kindergarten teacher Newport-Mesa Unified School District RESPOND Superyisor Wilson gets little support here THE ISSUE: We asked readers if they would like to see Tom Wilson appointed chairman Of the county Board of Supervisors, and most said no. I n the paper you asked: "Do -you support Tom Wllson's bid to become the next chairman of the Orange Coun· ty Board ol Supervisors?• c·~11son lob~g for ~d chauman post, Dec. 16; Wil- son's chances for chainnan look slini," Dee. 18). My answer to that is no. The reason for it is he lacks the vision to be that type of a leader. One who doesn't see the necessity or the need for El Toro airport should not ~ in that position. VICTOR H. JASHINSKI Corona del Mar I think it would be wonder- fully refreshing to have Tom Wtlson as chairman of the Board of SupeMsors. ANN MERRITT Corona del Mar No on Tom Wilson for chair- man. Wby shoilld we put in a guy who's agamst us? JtLLAMADtO Balboa Island I don't support him at all. He hasn't changed -in my opin- ion of h1Jn -at all to help Orange County. B.BARKER Newport Beach I def lll.ltely do not want Tom Wilson to be the board chau- man. He is opposed to the air- port, and he has been all alpng. And once he gets it, even though he only has one vote, he will do his best to Wldennine it. OBDULIA DOUROUX Newport Beach I do not support Tom Wil· son's bld to become the n~t chairman of the Board of Supervisors in Orange County. I believe he is too detennined against the El Toro airport, and he does not seem fall-. ELEANORE TRIGHER Costa Mesa l do not support the candi- dacy of Tom Wilson for chair- man o! the Board of Supervi- sors. He is a nice man -howev- er, he is a one-issue supervisor fighting the conversion of the El Toro air base to a civilian airport. He represents only the city of Irvine and South Coun- ty. He does not represent North County, especially Newport Beach. He should not be appomted chairman because bis only issue would be in dlrect opposition to two cowi- ~de elections suppo~ a ovilian auport at El Toro. He should not be elected. c:hhlr· man. JAMES f; JOHNSON JR. Newport Beach I do not believe tbal Tom Wilson should be chairman oJ the Board of Supervisors. I think he and President Clinton should evaporate together. BETIY KILMER New'port Beach I wholeheartedll support the appoinbnent o Jbm Wil&on as chauman of the Ofange County Board of SupaMSon. He is an honest and committed leader and wowd enhance the effectiveness of this board. Based on the board's track record through the nightmarish bankruptcy, we certainly could use someone of his stature to prevent another massive mis- take of this magnitude. ROBERT HOWEUS Coto de CaZ.4 l believe Tom WdsoD sup-. ports issues aero~ to where the votes are in his district. South County has more votet than NewpoftBeedl. Tbeftt. fore, ns an El Toro IUJJl>Qrter, I would feel uncomfortable hav- ing Wilson as the cbail' of the Boatd of Supervisors. Let's ftnd someone ._ bVded. JOHNW.KMUS Newport Beach R£AQERS ttOJUNE (949) 642-6086 WEATHER SURF POLICE FILES Record your commenu about the Daily Piiot or ~tops; news stones, llhntratiom, ed1to. r1al matter or advert1K>ments herein can be r•pc-oduced With out written permission of copy nght owner TENP£RATURES Balboa TIDES TODAY First low The swell is out of COSTA MESA VOL 92., NO. 302 AP PRESS our address IS 330 w Bay St • Costa ~ Cahf. 92627. 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CA 92626 CoPVrlght Ho , ' tiOWJO R£AOLUS CimllatJOn The Times 0 W lg COYnty (800) 252·9141 Advertn1ng Clas~fled (949) 642 S678 Display ~949) 642 4321 Editorial New\ (714) 540 1.!24 Sporu(949)642 ... J30 , News., Sportt F•~ (949) ~170 E mail d•1lypilotOeerthl1nl{ net Main Offlte B~Offke (949) 642 ... )21 Bus1nelS Fax (949) 631 902 : 58141 Corona del Mar 58142 i Costa Mesa · 59140 Newport Beach 59141 Newport Coast 58142 . . 4 :16 • m •.•••••• 2.5 First high 1020am ...... 53 Se<ond low 5.44 p.m .•.•.•• ·O 2 I Se(ond high after midnight WEDNESDAY First low S 12 a.m'..""!:'~~.._ .. -.J ) the west ew!f')' 11 I seconds for waist· to chest·hlgh se1s Sets It ~-facing , ~hes, 1uch as l4~nt1ngton, shovld go head high. The swell decrea~ \lightly today, but water temptfatures in ttl'? sex The sun -sets at •US p m •A~ of the Arts· A pair of earrings worth $100 we<e stolen from a car betwffh Nov 28 and 29 • 1risto1 Str.et. A cellular phone worth $269 was stolen from a restavrant in \he 3300 block et about 9 p.m. De<. 9. • Hlwt.or ilcKelevWd. Two 1nsvlat1on bOxes worth SSO were stolen from a bu\ineu in the 2100 block between Dec. 2 and Dec. s. • Newport loutevard. About S20 was stolen from a CM In tht 2100 block at about 1:02 p.m Oe<.. 10 • Newport loulevard Several containers of ~!Cation • worth $65 were stolen from a car In the 2000 block between Dec. 7 and ~-11. . NIWPORT llAOt • IMt CoMt ~:A <;tl~!';:ttJ'lDnln."~5&1ns-~=~:'I stOlin"rfom. ~1n"\he3000DJOdc at •bout s·10 p .m. Dt<. 8. • .... .-t loulevwtt A Jatkn and • cellular phone were stolen from a business in the 2300 block at about 1030 p,..,,, 17. ' N1u.-t loul~ri A rlng worth UOO was stolen from a hospital In the 300 block between 1 ~ 5:30 p.m Dec. 11. • Nlwport c.nt... ~ A cellular phone worth USO w.s stot.n from• store In the 100 bkXk at about 9:30 pm Dec. 18 •NI 11artCMW-Drtve ~tnd• sttf4IO worth SS,500 werJ! stoten from a cw In 1he too btOCk ~S30.nd745pm Otc..16 .. I I : Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dai ly Pilot • . Meeting the Jwi,nes makes him · ·want to put foot in his mouth . . , of the lrvmc family hds not been close. I met JamP.s Irvine before World War 11 at some kind of a dinner at the Newport Harbor , Yacht Club honoring Mr. Irvine · • for something either he had done : ,, for the town or something the town hoped he was g9ing to do. I was the master ot cqremonies so I sat next to Mr. Irvine, a rather • large, bald,'frowning man. f • To make convcrsat1on, I said. "Mr. Irvine, it 1s rumored that the reason the lrvinP Ranch is so big 'is that on nights we have thick : -fog you go out and move the ' • boundary. markers a few feet to • , enlarge the ranch.• , That was a mearungless gag 1 ' had heard from Helll.Ze Kd.iser, who was a friend or Mr. Irvine. It was supposed to draw a deep chuckle and a smiling denial. Instead, the response was a scowling, "That's a damn he!" No more conver~ation tor the .. hour and a half of dinner and speeches. The nextlrvme I met WdS Joan lrvine. l walked into a locdl doctor's office Th<> only person in the waiting room was d good- looking blonde I recogniwd her horn het photogr<1phs. which I had seen many times in the press. l said, ·vou're Joctn lrvme." I thought it wds better than, "Dr. Livingston, I presume.• She smiled and Sdid, ·And you're Bob Gdrdner." At that moment, the nurse called for her to go mto the doc- tor's office, and I never SdW her • again. How's that for a ldstmg friendship? At least I hadn't incurred her wrath. I wus doing better in my efforts lo gam acceptance in the world of the Uvines. My lhlrd attempt was dfter James Irvine had died and his son. Myf ord, had come down from San francisro to head th~ company:This limP I was agum the master of ceremonies at a • gathering of people who wanted to meet the new prec;ident ot The Irvine Co. Not learrung anything from my brief encounter wiU1 his father, I opened the conversation with, "Mr. Irvine. just what irliot changed the name of Shark Island to Linda Isle?" . ' robert gardner Myford Irvine said, -..I did." So it was back to square one with The Irvine Co. Oh, later, Myford and I became close . friends, and I played golf with him once or twice a week from the time the Irvine Country Club opened until his death. Myford, or Mike as he preferred to be called, was a wann, thoughtful, decent man who did all he could to develop the Irvine Ranch m such a wdy that the citizens of Newport Beach would benefit the most. TI1e mfluence of The Irvine Co. over Newport Beach pobllcs has been greaUy overrated One Beach public office by being an enemy of The l.rvme eo., not its rnend. The Irvine Ranch became • the town's whipping boy politi· cally. The reason? The only way we could expand was into The Irvine Co. land Of course, as it turned out. that really was the best thing that could have hap- pened to the tbwn. About the time a l:ouple of million people decided they sim-r ply had to live m Orange County, we went on a building splurge. Tragically Jor the .west end of the county, the growth was unre- stricted and resulted in shdddily built slructurl!'s that almost immediately became slums, ten- ements and ghettos. Not New- p.ort Beach. The Irvine Co. insist- ed on high-class development. Result; Newport Beach is the most desirable place in which to llvE' in all Orange County - much of 1t bmll on lrvme Co. property So let's get off The lrvinl!. C'o.'s bdck and give tt somP credtt for an orderly devel- opment of our town. • ROBERT GARDNER IS a retired )Udge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays • BlacJ.Wian · Ltd. Jeweler§ .ffi . He{p 'Us Ce{e6rate Our41st 1-(ofiaay Seaso n! Come see the ultimate collection of international art and Jewelry .. ·B1u(arat • :J:..11.,tntfia( • •J)aum • .>ptldt 'R.Pyal Ct1p1mfia9en • (it019 Jtn.stn • ~ttf er 'Barton • •rOU!f.t :J:J.':f. 'l>esigns • Carrrra y Camra • .'fo.,t :>fc..~· • Picdiu1tii '.R.C'it'l • JMqu le C41uftrt • Cfu!<ta .. Visit the oldest established jewelry store in Newport located just over the bridge in Lido Marina Village 3408-1 Via Oporto, Newport Beach 949-673-9334 ro -:Jttttn L[OORRD Tue~oy, Dec mber 22, 1998 3 Increased breakfasf service fillin for student$, district NEWPORT-MESA -M01 c students are eat.mg bteakJast on campus bemuse ot changes in the mornin9 rnenu and aggres- ive marketing by the d1Strict. The number ot breakfa:.ts served a day have increased by more than 1,200. A comparison of November 1998 and November 1997 numbers shows a 61 .7% )Ump. The increase is accomplishing two things: mcma_,ing federal assistance rnceivcd by the dbtrirt 6 meals to· tudP~ts, said C rol °Stocker, eKt'C'Utive dirt>dOI O( lcsolities and ope.rations. The food 5el'Vlces departnH'nl 1s offenng more sel ~tion and decreasing the Wdil in linf• by making pnces mme convenient, Stocker said. The most import.ant change i:. how the food h:pnckaged lorsal . Instead of buying it£>m'> a la Cdrte, :.tudents receive et complete (1Ild balanced meal, Stocker 6lild. For example, l lfi' a student nught have b6ught a bl gel for breakfast. For the !j(iffie pnoo this year, the student can now get U1e bagel \vtth other items such r1 juice, frwt or milk. . •our rea-;on for that is W"' want children to eat a l>alanooct Celestino's c1u a lit y M E AT S //1e I 111C'o..,t \lc 'c1r w11l <.>c'rt •u c· \1111Jul1l1• :-.1.i111un>r~ .ill n.u111,11 HO<lSt Beef I """'~I Cc lcs lilH>'~ °KC:lholfs f\('l'I l 1111 I; 11 I 1111h s 5<1ct .. II>. hi""' .. , ... ;' 1l 111.a111i.1(h' ... lltll• ·ti Clli<. ken Bn."<.lSt "' Pork Ch op \\llh ( l'h ·-.11t11t-. 1>11'"""1}.( s3<l<> .. II>. CELCS n~o'<-, DELI I >u1 t 1re1u.., ltO'\."-T lit:! I, I l '\.\I "11 llt.1' b ( Ill I SI ""''''"' '\1.i '1'1111\1 114'<'1 l'\C t11<.•Jc ...... Top Sirl< >in St< 'elk SS'''' 111. I l l\-.TI,••<> \\ orl<is Best 11"""'""H" S<n 1s<1gt • · s3111t lh. In ncldition, the diStrict lS c>iY.U!g 10 e e<:leral assiSUihc hec-ause onlv mmplt?tf• rriettls, not mdivulunl tt,3111s, are subsicUzed, Sloc:kt>r sdid "I llunk 1t1s imponant for th'~ kid to get some morrung nour- islu1w.nt." .s< id boord member Jun Per ry,m1.1n. He a'IM> said the increase m mr>als 5CIVed is m ~Ung an ob1ec- tive se,l by the•· food . services dapartme.ntearl~· in the-2ear "We Imd that kid.:; are busy and they'rn typically m a dash to g t out of the home," Stocker td •This as a good .-;econd opportumty for childien to be offered breakfbSI m the morrung We're not lrymg to tak.P over the role or parents and family • Hu J H ""' 1 T\1rkey (111 \I t J 1.1.., \ , .. I•,, Bt ·ct Jt•rky I Ill\ \hi II ti It.,;'".._, \I •U t U I• I ,._.1 t ,,, f I I 1 ltl\ 'hi 1 t''Hhl ' '"1' l\ulrttirJ \\'(; cu1Tu L~our I feud I 'ro<iuct~ c:::> I 270East17th St• Costa Mesa• (949) 642-7191 (Hillgren Square) 9:00 to 7.00 M6n .-Sat.. 10-6 Sun. ' .' 4 Tuesday, December 22, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa 1'-Aesa Doily°Pilot BUSINESS NOTES REIDY FOi A ·NIP Newport busl·ness will Perkowitz + Ruth plans to pre- serve historical elements of the design Seoul project property while introouctng state- Newport Beach-ba.sed JBZ. of-_the-art theaters, restaurants, Architecture and Planning has offices and: retail outlets. •---been lected bv-ul Broad--__ P rkoWltz +Ruth has ~o been casting System•;ttousIDg Uiiion to provide master planning and Edwards Theatres megaplexc~ in architectural design for Dream Richmond, Va.; . Salt Lake <;tty; C'ity South Gate, Calif:; and ~8.$h.ing- Dream City will be a 100-home to!1, D.C. The design assignments private corrunuruty m Pdju, a sub-will be m~aged by the Newport urb of Seoul. Dream City will Beach office. ?e.rlowitz +Ru~ has serve as a parallel to Beverly des_igne~ 28 Edwards proJects Hills, housing many celebrities, nationwide. reporters and other employees ot Seow Broadcasting Systems. JBZ will help introduce a break m the tradlbonal high-rise buildings m Seoul by bwldin~ homes on the h1lls1des. JBZ spec1alizes m designing affordable, senior, h1gh-dens1ty and luxury housing for vanous developers and non- profit organi.zatJons. Company launches Web sits for others Newport· Beach-based BSG lntemahondl and Bruce Snell have launched a new Web site for companies and ind1Vlduals who are looking for ways to improve thetr busmesses. The site -www.brucesnell:com -will focus on the •tour barriers to quality" which are· fear of expression, lack of verbaVwntten communication, lack of written procedures dnd a lack of formal trammg For more mformatton, call (949) 650-6561 . Firm heads Sydney, Theater projects The Newport Beach office of Perkowil.2 + Ruth Architects Inc. has been named master planner and designer of d $240 million entertammenVretciil/offlce com- plex m Sydney, Austraha The project will be about 1 mil· lion square feet and 1s scheduled to open in con1unction with the 2000 Olympics, which will take place m Sydney. The center will be tughbghted by a 12-screen megaplex with seating for 4,000. Laser Eye Centers f orrn joint venture Dr.:Thomas S. Tooma's Laser Vision Correction Centers in Newport Beach has signed a let- ter of intent with The Laser Cen- ter Inc. to form a joint venture that will be known as "11.C Calif or- nia. • Tooma's practices extend from Orange County to Northern Cali- fornia. The combined venture will mclude six centers already in operation and several more under development. Company starts new directory assistance RRAS Inc. plans to launch an alternative to the traditional 411 telephone information services Jan. 17. The company will pro- vide free directory assistance exclusive to Orange County. Unlike other information num- bers, the customer does not need to know the exact name or loca- tion of the business that they are looking for, simply the •type• of business. Callers will be able to obtain background information about the company as well as oth- er information. The new number 1S (800) 411-LOOK. Comcast Online to hold essay contest Comcast Onhrie is kicking off 1999 with a yearlong essay con- test on how ,people are using the Internet via cable modems. The r---------~------------------, "Tfu Artists~ ?vrtfrti#" Six ORIGINAL Lithographs, printed one color at a time with Handschy inks on cotton paper, encased in a beautiful textured brown portfolio with a gold foil nameplate. Appraised at $9000. Sale Sl,500.00 Tel: 949-723-0337 Great selection of African Wildlife art, here in NB by appt. Ask about our FANTASTIC 2for1 African Safaris. L----------------------------~ ; Sabatmo Tommy Peter Phjl Vince Ffavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Pl.as• C all For 7 23 064S J R•~•,..,ollon11 and Dll-•cl'W,.s -'1cli..:P.f7.tl~B~ THE GREY GOOSE is offering a 20o/o discount on all purchases December 19 thru December 24 as a special Thank You to aJl our customers. (d.Jt:I Mf ~ ttipmtbu--ar~ Ol'dMt) THE GREY GOOSE, INC . W dlrFPlua • 1032 lrilne Awenut at 17th Screet Newport Belch t2MO • (949) 842-7803 Hours1 10 toe, Sunday 12 to 5 I contest is open to Newport Beach users. Comcast will showcase those who are malting interesting or extraordinary use of the Internet. th who re.spond_wW~ . onteast is spomo1ing this contest with Motorola Inc., to bring attention to high-speed Internet access. For more infor- mation, call (949) 724-5942. O.C. chapter wins national awards The Orange County Chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties was honored with two cliapter merit awards m the large chap- ters category at the annual con- ference in Atlanta. Orange County won awards for Best Community Enhance- ment/Scholarship for its •Family Sports Night" fund-raiser, and for Best Periodical Publication for its new Web site. • The Orange County chapter is composed of 250 real estate com- panies and corporations. The organization is a national trade association for developers, own- ers and investors in industrial, office and related commercial real estate. The organization was founded in 1967 and has 51 North American chapters. Watching soccer seems a bit tiring to the Great Dane named Tess as she gives out a big yawn during a recent high school soccer game at Estancia High School In Costa Mesa. Petco debuts machines that make pet IDs Axxess Technologies has announced the placement of Quick· Tag pet and personal iden- tification machines in several Southern California Petco stores. The Costa Mesa store, 1815 New- port Blvd., will be carrying the machmes. The machines will allow pet owners to create an engraved metal ID tag in less than two minutes for $4 to $5. lllEFLY Pilot office sets hours for holidays The Daily Pilot . office will have special holiday hours Thursday and Dec. 31. The office will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.ro. Christmas .Eve and New Year's Eve. The offices will be closed Christ- mas Day and New Year's Day. l!m Oixwni valid for Ill KTYKCI cxc~ alrady diicounie.t IM'°"" rcuil ptnducn or m toqlwicuon .. .,lh 'It'/ othtt diar::our11 Sp.a C~'t IS ~II 7 ~I -cl unol 9 pm. \'.Jet ~Ung :Mibblr r S o l "I' II CO \ST PL \ Z \ VILLAGE Is pleased to announce the newe t addition to our outstanding collecllon of restaurants. 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SOUTH COAST PLAZA ~ PH#: 714-540 .. 8262 FAX#: 714-540-8376 E-MAIL: tinderbox@earthlink.net r" New~ Beach/Costa ~~ Daily Pilot ·SKATE • A DeserVed Raise7 ~ONTINUED FROM 1 • • be an inadequate size, Van Holt. said. t=~totz,.::wm· Ci~ a::tforGT:::f':;f3mlii~jj)~~~ . assessing whether it's possible to build a 10,000-square-foot park in Lions Park. To proceed with a pro- )ect of that size, a shelter m the. park ;may have to be removed. New estimates of the cost of the skateboatd park range from $120,000 to $170,000. Councilwoman Libby Cowan said she would not support mov- • ing forward unless it was to build a 10,000-square-foot skateboard park She raised concerns that a. 3,000-s41Uare-foot park would be inadequate and not even worth • SCt:IAFNITZ CONTINUED FROM 1 Hayward has been involved in a series or conservatorship h~ar ings over Scha!rutz's assets. A Judge dissolved the temporary conservatorship order last month that was sought by her ha1I-s1ster, Mimi Crosson. Attorney Robert Newman, who represented Schafnitz during her crirrunal trial, may file the mobon as early as next week with Judge Stephen Perk. The Judge, . the money to build. Somers had voted no because she said she was concerned about the •open-ended ff nature of the contract ind possible bdl.looning costs. . • • Volz Will be responsible for holding public meetings, one of which will be sponsored by the • • who sentenced Schafnitz on April 22, would rule at a later date whether she should remain m Jail or spend 90 daygoin a drug-diver- sion program. Hayward said both Schafnitz and her husband, Matt, support treatment before she is set free U Schafnitz was admitted to a f acih- ty, she would be classified as an inpatient. which would prohibit her from leaving the site unsuper- vised, he added. "She wouldn't be able to go anywhere without a staff mE>m- ber." Hayward said "Her hus- band insists that she go into the. Advi ory Corruruttee ol Teens, to asc;es:o what kind of skateboard park residents prefer. Those meetings are expected to take place early next year. He will also evaluate the Lions Park site and teniiii c counc1 wit recom- mendations In other mattefb, council mem- bers voted 4-1. with Councilman JOP. Enckson voting no, to raise their Sdlaries to $690 per month. Mayor Gary Monahan pro- posed the action to reinstate the council salaries to what they were m 1992, when they were cut to $520 a month because of the r"cession. Enck.son said during a study session before the meeting thpt he would oppose the motion because he \newed the position of council member a£ more of a pub- lk seJVtce volunteer position. During the meeting, resident Dan Goldmann spok~ in favor of the raise. He said that as a result bor Center project he has seen the time commitment council members must make to attend meetings, interact with the public, and field telephone calls. Goldmann said he was con- cerned about the need to attract quality candidates to the City Council and compensate them appropriately. He also pointed out that if council members had voted for a 5% increase as allowed by law every year, they would be receiv- ing .more than $900 a month. program. As long as there are no l money for children's charities, slips, the family will be reunited. was arrested m March for selling That is the end goal.• cocaine to an undercover police The news follows a psycholog-officer in the parking lot of a 1cal evaluabon completed earlier Tustin restaurant. thic; month. Dr. Pdul Blair filed a In an October jdilhouse inter- report Monday that confirmed the view, she said she had hoped that best avenue for Schafrutz would she could reunite with her hus- be rehabilitation. band and her two sons before BJajr mtefVlewed her for sever-Christmas.' • al hours in the> Orange County HShc won't be home for the Jail holidays," Hayward said "But Blair also believes that she could be transferred to a Schafnilz doesn't suffer from treatment facility next month. manic bipolar disorder, contra; There is an excellent chance she d1ctmg earlier reports. · will successfully be reintegrated Schafmtz, who helped raise into the commuruty again." A1lOUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St.~ Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 540-1224 •• ext. 228. A complete listing of Around Town can be found at dallypllot.com. · TODAY The 90th annual Newport Har- bor Christmas BOdt Parade will bo presented from 6.30 to 8 .30 p .m. daily through Wednesday in Newport Harbor. For more infor- mabon. call (949) 729-4400. Winning entries of the Fall Juned Art Show will be on dis- play from 9 a m to 5 p.m. through Jan. 4 at the Newport Beach City Hall gallery, 3300 Ne~'Port Blvd. For more infonnauon, call ~949) 717-3870. A water aerobics class will be presented from 9 to 10 a.m. at the OASIS Semor Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave., Corona de! Mar. Admission is $1 For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. A holiday luncheon will be pre- sented at 11 :30 a .m. at OASIS •Senior Center, 800 Mdrgucrite Ave., Corona del Mdr Admission is $4. Entertainment will be pro- Vlded by a piano player. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. A ballroom dance class wtll be presented Crom 3 to 4 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center. 800 ~tar· Yo1 ~ Foi The ~onogni• • $10.00 .. We Wiii Give You The MENS LEATHER w lLLET . . OR PEN FREE STAGECOACH LOGGAGI · GlftS .... ~ J Value up to•~ PLA Tl.N.LJ M . . . . by MbtolRE• Mm • :.0.-~"'":'.o:;.,q CHARLES H. BARR t 803 We5rclitT Drive Newport Bc~ch, CA 92600 .. .. ,,. • • 1'-949) ~2-3310 ft! {949) 641--0664 guent~ Ave., Corona del Mar. Adm1~s1on is $38. For more infor- mation, call (949J 644-.3244. A women''> group will be pre- '>e>nted from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the C'E>nter for Expressive Psychother- dpy. 2900 Bnstol St .. Building D 103, Co1:1td Mel>d. Sei.sions d.fe $30 per person. For more Ulfonnation, call (714) 571-6113. WEDNESDAY . The Commodity Qub will meet at 11 30 a m. at the Newport Beach GoU C~e. 3100 Irvine Ave:The meeting will feature discussions based on the market and trading strategies. Free adrruss1on. For information. call (888) 646-9877. The Networkers will meet from 11:45 a .m . to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnve. Ad.mis- sion 1s $12 and include!. lunch. For information, call 885-9093. A needle a.rts class wtll be pre- l>ented from noon to 2:30 p .m. at OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission 1s free. For mforrna- llon, call (949) 644-3244. MEEK ~ONTINUED FROM 1 Using an empty gas con- tainer as a flotation device, Jensen was rescued · by another fishing boat. Jensen and his rescuers returned to where the boat had been, but there was no sign of Meek. A missin~-persons report was filed with the Newport Beach Police Department, and routine patrols will be conducted offshore. Friends who· knew Meek fear that he may have per- ished doing what he enjoyed the most. •He was a quiet, sweet fellow," said Ken Cartee, a · shipwright who befriended Meek at the Stag Bar after work. Tue~, December 22, 1998 5 This may be the second tlme Cartee lost a friend at sea. Several years ago, Car- t ~,OW~r-lai·~~I-'.'"-..-.-... t>uddies had drowned.' "I just hope it doesn't turn out the same way,• he said, •n·s such a Sdd story.• Local business owners who cater to the fishermen regularly were also worried about Meek. Robert Kalatschan, the owner of Original Pizza. saia he intently read the newspaper Monday momlng wantipg ~ of the detaill:i. •Tu1s hits really close to home," said Kalatschan, who cleaned · fish at .the dock when he a young boy. N Dow'n }Jere, the Dory Fleet is a blg part of our lives. l heard the news and said, 'Oh gocl, no, please no."' r.~r~~~~ .Ml Cl\Sll MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 'For .9l{{ Seasons aAfiCasa <jif t Certificate avai{a6{e in $ 5 denominations . . OPEN DAILY AT 11:00 A.M. (949) 645-7616 296 E. -17TH ST.: COSTA MESA ~ I advertisement / t 111 t ariners South Coast Ch:urch .Hincn \ouch ('.'.o.~t Church (MSCC) in Irvine imite' you to celebrate a traditional Chriscmas Eve ~c:rvict: w11~ all the fa,·oricc Cbmrma~ songs, rhe 'rlcndor of a 20-piecc orchestra and 130-mcmber · 1..hoir. :rnd an degant candle lighri ng ceremony. [njoy the wondcrful Cbrisu_nas message from Senior P.Nor !\en ton Bn horc who will ~hare the life-changing cruch\ cdebr.ued :u ( hriscmas and how chc birth of one d11IJ rnuld thangc ctcrn1ry. \\ nh ~om~ E!,000 people C\fX~<.ced to gather during four Chri'>tm.1' fac services on Thurs<Uy. Dec. 24 at 3. 5, 7 .1nJ •) p.m., we encourage fam1lie\ with young children to coml." ;U 3 p.m. for plenty of parking and seating. Child- care\\ 111 he Jv.11l.1hle for .tgn bi rth through three yc:m at all cxu·1n d1l." 9 p.m. \t:rvice. I Ill \1"i< .( J.inuan c.1lt."ndar offors gfent Chri stian event\ for t)r:111gc County families and si ngles. I OltlllkJ 111 1 '>63. M.mners \ouch l.oa.sr· Church i~ a dyna mic.., non-<lcn~>minauonal, Bible teaching Christian { .hun.h Wn·k1:nJ \(f\ ilc~ .lrC helJ on S.icurday at 6 p.m. and 'lu 11d.1y .u 8:45 and I 0:45 a.m. Thc church serves morl· th.111 I 0,000 prnplc with 25 full ume pastors and do1em of mid week min1my programs fur aJI ages and a \\ iJ( r Jll~l' of lll'l.'U\. Mari11~N South Coast Church's 25·acn campus u locaud at 5001 Neiuport Coast Dri~ at the cornn of 8011ita Crmyon Drive, b~hi11d the UC Irvine campus. For a rompl~te luting of montbly activiljes, check out Aru 11 magazin~ 011 our website: www.m.scchurch.org or call MSCC at (949) 854-7600. '\ Christmas Eve Service Times Join us as we cel~brate with special Christmas Eve services on Wednes~ay, Dec. ·23rd, 7:00 pm Thursday, .Dec. 24th, 4:00 pm, S:30 pm .. & i:OO pm All services are identical. Nursery & Preschool chil~care . available at all services. ( .. Preparing for Christmas .. By Reverend Or. George R. Crisp T he ,sea.son of Advent is upon us: a sea.son of spiritual preparation for the coming of Christ ac Christ- mas. The physical preparations for Christmas are-rather obvious. Most of chc scores went red and green the day after Labor Day, no longer wait- ing for Halloween or Thanksgiving. The calendar is filling up. There arc cards and letters to write, goodies to bake and thing$ to do to ready for Christmas. Christians must keep in sight the fact that this is a holy season. That is why the spirirual prcp:uation of the Advent season is so imporra.nt. In the huscle and bustle, we must take time to prepare our hearts to appreciate the birth of Jesus. The Mcss.iah is coming. The Holy One of God comes to be born as a human child so that he could truly be born in our beans.· If we only nod to the manger in Bethlehem as we run from place to place, we may miss the miracle of God. Along with the scriptures, ser- mons and liturgy, the hymns that we sing in the Advent season (not Christmas carols) help us to prepare for Christmas. Merchants may begin the Christmas theme early, l>ut they also drop it like a hot potato on December 26. For the Christia.n Church, Christmas begins at mid- night on Otccmber 24 and lasts uncil JanlJ2tY 5 -the true 12 days of Christmas. You will hear plenty of Christmas carols in the days ahead; even the malls arc playing sacred runes beneath the jingle of cash reg- isters. But in the church, the carols come when Christ comes and not when the rccaalcrs start cranlcing up. Christmas is one of chc church's high celebrations, whatever rhc ~cu lar world makes of ir. That's why churches bold special services and use additional decorations chat lift up chis event, Some years ago, columnist Art Buchwald, with tongue in cheek. wrote: "If we allow chc churches to do business on Christmas, chc holi - day wiU lose its commercial mean- ing. We say religion has iu place. but not at Chnstmas. If we kcc:p chc ' churches open, people will fed a temptation to go to them. Entire families may wind up there, and this could burr the ski resort busine~ Too much t;imc, money and adver- tising has gone into Christmas to have a small minority spoil it by going to church." Yes, friends, the churches arc open. Let us all coosp1rc co "spoil" Chrisc~as by being in church with our family and friends during the holy season. Christ Church by the Sea invites you to worship at 9:30 Sunday mornings dunng this holy season a.nd to attend our special services on Christmas Eve. We begin with a car- ol sing at 7 p.m., followed by a family ~rvicc of lessons,.carols and candlelight at 7:30 p.m. The service will include a small chamber ensem- ble, anthems by the Chancel Choirs and a tableau of the Holy Family. The sermon, entitled "No Room" will be presented by the church's pastor, Dr. George R. Crisp. · A second Christmas Eve service at 11 p.m. will feature lessons, carols, candlelight and communion. Past0r Crisp's sermon at this service is enti- tled .. Unwrapping the Gift." I'd likc to ·close wit~ a devotional prafcr rhat might help you with your ~pirirual preparation for Christ's coming. , 11 mg (1od. ""'suit J"" in bo:h tlrt /Jghr md tie tlari·nm, rlu srlmrt and tit sn1111d tlr Julb1tJJ 1111d tht tmp11· ~nm tJ/1/11 ,Nfu111 Jt;wm. fill our lean u 11/i hopr Jm your tom mg. lmt far 1hnu u ht1 arr most 111 r1u1I 111ul f.111'1 tit yo111 prollllJrJ /lfdy 1/.11 l/'1/t' oj prrp1m111011 hr.Ip 111 ulrhratr tht /11rrh n/ym1t \M11N1h rltt'p g111111udr .wd 11h1111d1111f JOY, m· 111A d t• "' thr u m1e ef Jr•u r. 1/ir · I 'f./Jl oj 1/Jr u>pr!t/ AIHt'fJ " 0 , community Church, Congregational United Churcli of Clirlst Invites you to loin our Church Family and Celebrate the Birth of Christ with usl Two Christmas Eve Candlelight Services Thursday, Decem~er 24 at 7:00 & 11 :00 p.m. Please Join us for our family Christmas services of lessons & carols featuring the Chancel Choir. Services led by Pastor Bruce Van Blair. Childcare provided at the 7:00 p.m. service only. The Reverend Bruce Van Blalr Mr. Rodger Whitten, Minister of Music. 611 Heliotrope Avenue, Coron" del Mar, CA 92625 • (949) 644-7400 Marguerite Ave. at Pacific View Drive . (949) 644-0463 . . t December 24 . t Holy EudtA1u~1 wh~ A HEAllNG SrRV1CE I~ Ol Ii S ~' will b1 ltdd Al OONA~ 1s u~Al ON TI~ys. A1 5 ()()p.M. OUR CH1ldR£N1S CHRiSIMAS PAGfA~T w1ll luql1lic1l11 OUR IARhr<i1 CcltbRATION ON CltRISIMA'> Ev£. AT 8 ·,0p.M. THE Cih or MlJSIC will pR1Cfdr-1l11 ~l'lllVl\I. dt0RAI Cl?_RISIMI\\ tvf C•hhRAllON of t d1£ Holy Eudt~Risr, ~l1Ld1..u d 10 b1 r11N A1 9 .OOp,.. December 25 ., llv Hoty EudtA1dsr will be cllrbRAHd ON C~tR1 •Mo\~ ~y. \lrlllt Music M<I A lw>M1ly At 1 o oou.t. I, n a world full of chaos I and clutter, confusion and conAict, it is a wonder. ,.... how to actually define ~!i Peace on Earth. ~; I remember as a child trying to ~!and some gecc in a house full Qf ~ ax be ex.act, and 1 was :. O&iW'. gj,WAd onr r.bil end of the line). There never seemed co be any escape to solitude in our tiny three bedroom house from all the fighting and bickering. It was constant com- pcttcion for the "cool" aftcr school ,nacks, the best cartoon channels on rv and the coziest spots to just ~be." One day I finally got hold of the last Hostess Ho Ho in the box. and found t~e nearest hideout to indulge in my treasured find . I came across our old '37 Ford pickup in the back >'3.rd and without anyone looking, I \ncaktd in, clo.$Cd the rusry door ind dove into chat Ho Ho. After a bit of savoring the delicious wte of waxy chocolate and sugary cream in my mouth, J decided to make my exit, only to find that the inside door handlo were off and thc win- dows were too old and stuck to roll down. Heat and panic set in a.s l struggled co get out of chc car that only a moment ago was my salvation and sanctuary of peace and quict. Eventually, l was rescued to the taunting of one of my brothers who thought st was a just punishment for bcipg so sneaky. The frustration was so overwhelming chat I could not find peace and quiet anywhere. l was doomed and .hopeless. So, life is now, yet the stakes arc higher. With all the turmoil in the world and in our lives one can easily get overwhelmed. There often seems no hope of ~fcty, security and most of aJI -peace. I believe there is hope for peace despite the circumstances in our personal Hvc;s and the chaos of the world. Otir nature is full of wrongdoing. "Which is Called sin. However, God i.s pure, righteous and holy. The twQ cannot mix and as a · · result chcre "µck of peace. God has provided a way of reconciliation, because he is .a God of relationship and not of religion. He has closed the gap between our sin and himself through graciously giving us Jesus Chrisc, hjs one and only son to stand in that gap through his death on the cross and bodily resurrection. Jesus said, "I am the way the truth and the life, no one can come to the Father except through me." Uohn 14:6) Jesus is the way back to making peace with God. God has given us his Son for two reasons: one because it brings him glory and two because he loves us so much that he wanted to have fellowship with us. Jesus is called the Prince of Peace. He has come to give us abundant life. As a mother of chrcc children under the age of four, 1r is still diffi- cult to find that "quict• place to relax, but the inner peace is fu-mote priceless to me. Circumstances and the pressures of today's society do not have to consume me and over- whelm me, because my refuge is in a huge God who loves me enough to· provide a way to be in personal tcla- t1onship with him. He is my hope and he can be yours too. It is not found in church, in religion, in being good or perfect. True pcao: is found in a surrendered heart to God through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. c.l»IWJ Cinlrch of Nft11J>Ort- Meu u ~ 11t 190 E. 23nl St., Cost11 MeM. CJJ (!>49) 645-5050 formne~ celebrate with us this season • mariners south coast church .. born for you. · thursday, detember 24 at 3, 1 • 9pm a time of worship, UHi chrlstmas story, and of course. undle11sht. brin1 chit od to our ~1ror info table for free hot chocolote and cook1etl ~ mariners south coast church First Church of (:hrist, Sci- entist welco.........:a D uring this Christmas season, the members of the Christian Science church in Newport Bc.ich wish to extend an invitation for you to join us in prayer and sing praise to God for the Christ message ever av:ulable co help and heal. Our weekly informal Wednesday evening meetings at 8 p.m. offer a quiet haven for focus on gratitude for hcaJings experienced and encour- agement for those in search of the healing Truth chat dawned with Christ Jesu~· appearing, and contin- ues to bless mankind today. We also have a public Reading Room, located next to the church, at 3315 Via Lido, which is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Monday through Sarurday. {Parking tokens available for the back parking lot.) The Bible, "Science and Health" and other lit- erature arc available in book form, on audio ca.~ettes and on a comput-. er research program. Treat your;clf to a timc of pirirual refreshment and inspiration! · · '' E.Xcerpu from "What Christmas Means to Me,, "I love to observe Christmas in qui- etude, humility, benevolence, chari- ty, lettiQg good will towards man, cloq · t4iliii,f*ycr and praise cxpr~ my conception of Truth's · appttring. T he splendor of this nativity of Christ reveals infinitt meanings and gives manifold blessings. Material leaving one alone and without His glory." Written in 1905 by tht foutukr of ChnstUln Scimu. Mary &Iker Ed4y First Clntrrh of Cbrist Scintilt u l«.utl 111 3303 y,.. LiJo, New- port JkMh. CdJ (!}4!)) 673-1340 for mon info,.,,...tion. Christmas Eve at · ST. MARK A Pre~ian Church with Open Mmds ond Open Arms a bnef service for PRESCHOOL CHILDREN and their ramilies 4:00 pm CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 7:00 {Child Care avalbble) Jamboree at Eastbluff /ford Newport Beach (714) 644-1341 Sunday Worship 9:30 am with Church School and Child Cart ,, , Mark4:39 Treat yourself this Christmas season to your neighborhqod resource CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 3315 Via Lido, Newport Beach (949) 673-6150 Qpen Mon -Fri 10-a.m. to 4 p.m. fO lS41010 dfS • www.nucchrcll.•'f ·• Offering a quiet haven for spiritual study and inspiration ~ oc die comet o( ~ CDOlt drM and~°"'°""'" In lrAne ,... lft(ilf fhlm bonJfo ~ drlw \ 0 .. p~~~#~>#~~~-¥&•~11 CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA UNITED. METHODIST 1400 W. Balboa Boulevard Newport Beach 949/673-3 805 VNtTe O l ... -. 1 I 0 IJ • ~ ... .., ..... CHRISTMAS EYE SERVICES 7 :00 p.m. -Carol Singing (come early for best searing) --7:30 p .m. -Family Ser:vice of Lessons, Carole;, and Candlelight featuring che Chancel Choir and a tableau of che Holy Family Sermon -'No Room?" 11 :00 p.m. -Service of Lessons, Carols, J Candlelight and Communion · J Sermon -"Unwrapping The Gift" :.U Rev. Dr. George R. Crisp. Preaching ii lt. Lectionaf} Scriptures J ti. Isaiah 9:2-7 -Psalm 96 J I T1tus 2:11-.11-Luke 2:1-20 ;I ·~ A WARA1 WFLCOAJE TO Aul .Ji ~~~"diw:d~i~t:d.~•rttt~~~.-~~ EYE-OPENER Corooo del Mer High boys bmkelbal team races lo eighth victory in 10 sa1S I see below "We haven't beaten my decent tlCllnS this year. • We've ody becrllri Mrogt teems -· Paul Kirby, Estancia girls basketball coach 8 Newport Beoch/Co~to ""°$(] Doily Pilot Tuesday, December 22, 1998 • Sporn Editor Roger Carlson • 949.Sl 4-4223 BOYS HOOPS Hanson& Hansen leadCdM • Sea Kings roar to early lead, wm nonleague duel at Saddle back, 63-42. HI II \IHI Dl '" SA1'<TA ANA -It's true Corona deJ Mdr 1 liuh s l>oy .. bd.,kctball team 1s unprn\ l.'d frorn "edsons pdst hut that .,hlJ doesn't mean NBA-.,tylt• w<1nn11p:. arc m order hf'fon· nnnlPdVllt' Htune:. m 1 )C'Cl'Ol hpr, 'We don't hdVl' -.hoot- drounds. w" h.t\ 1 • prdcl!< e," CrlM Cl>dl h l'cnil Orn-.. .,111cl, lt>h•rrlng to tlw S<>d Ku q~; 1\londc1y 111om- mq \\Ork oul, prun tn tlw11 h:i-42 win ovPr hl..,t S<Jdcllt•h<1ck c1hout nme hour::. JcJt<.•1 "It un}<Hll' I< 11mplc1m., dhout prdC II«• the clc1\ ot a <Jctlllt>), I'll tell thc>m, Don't give me that. You nwdn to tell mf: )<tU \\on t havP t'IHlll!Jh lllCt• tor l<1!1 I? ) OU should htiVP f•nou h en1 re } to prdrtJ< t> 01111 pldy tr1 gnnli') P1t1 with th1•se It urnc1111P11t~ 1ri DC>cemhPr ~o 1 n rtll} dou I helve cl Joi ol prc1c-t1<"<• rlr1y. • The Sr>a Kings (H-2) \\ho ccr- tamh cltdn'I t 'l k<> m<1lll'>rs Ctt uul- ly a<ic1mst UH· ~oc1dmnnerc; (.i·h), sePm<><1 to benPflt from whc1tever th('~ chd l'.irlwr u1 ih(' cla\ hl<m· inu pi1st Sdddll'lhlCk -------m tlw first qu<1rtP11 17- 8, lll'hmcl lht• shoot- mq partner- ship of I lctn"t'n & I f<1nson . Kev1T1 l I a n s t• n (9dme-h1!.Jh 2 l points}. Cd 1's 6· foot-3 Jnmor torwnrrl, drdrned three thu e- pomter tu d row m th(' first qunrtPr "We dOn't hove shoot-orounds, we hove practice. If anyone (com~oins about prodice the day of a game) l'M tell them, 'Oont' give me that You mean to reN me you won't hove enough juice for I . ?' " ater. -· Paul Orris CdM boys ·basket.ball coa<h '' htlP tec1111111a1t> \IPC Hanc;on 112 points) coml'rlf'<i on lhn p h~t· quarter held g<)uls Geoff 1 lnnt rlrHI Dt•n ms AlshulPr "i< 01Cd enrl} second- quartN hue k• b l<•r tltf' v1s1tors. q1vmu th(• s(. I Ktnqs, who won the consoldlt1 n t1tlr• Salurclcty of the Sonord C • 1qP Clttss1c. a 11 8 lead. ~Then 1t uot uulv," Si.ild Oms, who!>e rf'st'rv"s strngglect to pro- tect thP 1Pt1cl, ns Sncldlehdck scored I u straight to make 11 a game one~ agom When Omi. put AJshuler, I lun- son, Hansen, emor guarcl Bran- don Croshv mcl CPntcr rustm Shea back ;>n th(> floor w1th 4:20 remammg m thl' hrst haU, the Sea Kings eniptecl for a qu11rt<>r·1•nd· mg 15-0 run thanks to seven layups and dO Al-;huler free throw ''It l>ec,mw d ldVllp dull • Oms said, ·but it's lun to hc1vi> tho e. ~ t Jan~Pn 1q111INI tlw spurt by sconnq '"1th t 01 left, then Alsh11l<>1111,1rl l\\f> ::.trdlqhl. Cm::.· hy followP<I ,., 1th .1 slt•itl <1t mid- court d11d sul1,.1•q111ml 1.1ym with 2:30 on 1111• di.ck · AlshulPr r 11nvf'rtl'd d three- point play when Sacldlehctck'i. I!mrn.in11 .. 1 PP<lrnza fnulP<I him on a lti}'llJ> w1lh 1 :32 tn pltty, then AlshulPr seem rJ aq<1m to fim h a fast lm:ak I lon!>Pn s l<1sl-lHPak l<1ym with n 23 rP1na1nlng c iippcd the lug c;ur!JP "I thouuht Kevin !inn •n shot the haU pretty \\ell, and Dennis Abhuler had n good sir tch there (going 5 ol 5 from th field ln the ccond qunrtPr 1. • c >r ns sa1ci "(Backup hw) Alt>x Bottom I 1x pomtsJ al o showed a little more intensity. p · The SP 1 King , who host La9und Bcar.h m a non!( dgua game Wcon'' d lY mtJhl at 7<lO, outscored Sndtllcbac k in Uu• thurl quarlN, 15-10, (lurmy .. which lJonscn was 3 ot :l trnm the floor and Hanson n •tlccl ,in cttrly thrcE•·bc.dl for 1 41 ·:.ZO c1dv.int<1ue. CdM tw1u• hmlt ats lead to 25 points in the thud, lhcn followmg an 8-0 suryP 111 lh • lourth. Ind by us many a 29 Jn the fourth, l la1lS011 11t11lcd a thr 'U·f><Jml e r, thf'r\ Ootlom JOfOd on an mhouncl pas . [..aim m U1 nan, CdM's Elliott Pctll on nk a ~hort Jump r In th k y on an 1 t f rum Ot l>y nd Erl Sm~ll mndc a fr lllfO\ , giYlllCJ CdM Jts hJgg l J d 63• I with 2:13 to pl y f .. ' H I G H S C H 0 0 l G I R L S I ·1 S I I I I A L l sa r • Smith comes Close to triple-double to lead Mustangs in consolation clash at Artesia Christmas Oassic Monday. ~fib HAWAIIAN GARDENS -A late-arriving bus forced the Cos- ta Mesa High guls basketball team to car pool to Monday's Artesia Christmas Classic conso- lation-round clash agamst West- ern at the Hawauan Gardens Commuruty Center. But, as it turned out, odome- ters weren't the only thing the Mustangs had rolling. Coach Jl.Dl Weeks' squad (4-2) found the diamond la'ne early agdinst the P10nl'er., ( 1-8) and cruised lo u 67-32 victory to advdnce to today's 4:05 consoJabon quarterfinal against Pacifica. •We came back real strongly after Thursday (a 56-25 touma- ment-pperung loss to Diamond Bar)," Weeks said. ".We played hard Thursday, we just didn't have good results shooting the ball• Mesa, however, opened with three-pointers by Evelyn Powers and Nancy Hitsushi, and sped to a 16-1 lead, before Western made its hrst field goal with 1:23 left in the opening quarter. The Mustangs led, 20-3, after one penod, then put together a 17 -0 run in U1e second m control, 59-18, at penod to help open a 46-14 halftime edge. Mesa made 20 of 43 first-half · field-goal attempts, while West- ern, struggling agwnst sound defensive pres- 4sure, managed just 16 ~, quarter's end. With the starters watclung vrrtually the entire fourth quarter from the sideline, Western closed the gap. ·aut Mesa still eclipsed its previous season-high sconng output by six. ... 1 ..... . -, ... . shots (making only six) and committed 14 of its 22 turnovers before ~ ~ ~·- intermission. Smith Weeks emphasized maintam.ing intensity dunng lus halfbme address and the Mus- tangs obviously took heed. Western opened the second- half sconng, but Mesa countered with 11 straight points to push the advantage to 57-16 and was Junior center Autumn Smith paced the Mustangs with 16 points -on 8-of-11 shooting - 12 rebounds and six blocked shots. But Jenny Earnest (13 points, four assists and three rebounds), Powers (10 points, three boards and two assists), Hatsushi lSlX • DON LEACH J DAllY PILOT E~tancia's Lisa Steinfeld hustles for a loose ball under the Estancia basket as LaNamee Webb of West Tracy reaches in. YING HORSE-SHOES .. Eagles come close, but lose out, 38-34; Tracy's Wolfpack proVJdes the competition Estancia seeks, but the Eagles fall short in nonleague tiff. HI< llAJlU l>L/li~ ~Pio! COSTA MESA -While Estanoa I hgh's guts basketball program cannot be accused of scht?duhng nonleaguc pdls1ei. dunng the wmter break, Coach Pdul Kir- by's Eagles are also ~till searching for d victory this sPa on against "a decent h~om." , West Trdcy\ Wolfpack, unable to hnd a tournament in which to play this week, decided lo journey from the Sdn .Joaquin Valley to Orange County (dnd faC'e Wood· hndge and Estancia over a three-day spun). Kirby, informed about West 1Tucy by Orange Coast College women's coach Make Thornton, whose brother, Steve, is the Wolfpctck boys <:O<Jch and athletk duec-tor. gc1vc his team a test Monday. nut the Eaule {6·3) m1!.scd opportun1- h Hncl lo t, 38-34, a<: Wl•st Tracy\ Jus· mine EWlilg, a 5-foot-9 emor heade<l lor New Mexico State. scorccl rn point , gra bl>ed 11 rebound dOd rallied the Wolf· park with a thirrl·qUc 1t~r comehdck. ·we JUSl didn't have anyone to i;tP.p up and stop (Ewmg), • Kuhy said. "There was no one m the! key on her.• Eagles' Lauren Cassity fen ds oH West's LaNamee Webb tn Monday's action. In the third quarter, Ewmg scored three straight bdskets, including a soanng scoop m the paint, to pull the Wolfpack (7-3) within 21-20 and trigger a 10·0 coring run lor WP. ·t 1Tacy, which erased a 21· 14 deficit. . Estctncia, which also enjoyed a ~evcn pomt lead at ftrSl quarter':. end, lo t 1ts thud game of the seac.on against un oppo· ncnt Kirby cons1d~.rs "decent." ' G I RLS SOCCll "We haven't beaten any decent teams this yedr, • Kirby said. "We've only beaten averdge teams." Estancia, which also has setbacks this season against Clovis of Fresno and Dana Hills, built its second seven-point lead when senior post Francia Diaz cashed in a layup Wlth 5:07 left m the third quarter on a fast break. Diaz's basket capped a 6-0 run for the Eagles to start the second hall. "They're d good team,.. Kirby said of the Wollpack. who lost Saturday at Wood· bndge, 56-31. "But I was disappomted in the way we came out to play. We acted like we didn't want to show up and 1t was a good opportunity for us to get a wm against a decent team. "All of our losses have come against decent teams this year and we've been tied in the fourth quarter m every (loss)." Estdncia, led by Diaz's 11 points, seven rebounds (all in the second holf) and three assists, fell behind early in the fourth quar- ter, 28-21. The Eagles, who went 8:52 between held goals from 5:07 m the third to 4:15 m the fourth, twice trailed by two points in the fmal penod, the last with 2:15 remam- lng in the game when Lisa Steinfeld (sev- en boards) swished a baseline jumper fol- lowing a pass from junior teammate SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 9 TODAY points and five assists), Kim Ngllyen (nine points and four boards) and Lianne Sisaki were additional stalwarts for the win· ners. Llsa Hitt and Melissa Thom· ton combined for nine points and six rebounds off the bench, while Judy Kidane, Kelly Loros and Lisa Weeks also contributed quality minutes. Western, with six players in uru!orm, had only two players score and the Pioneers played with the minimum when their only nonstarter fouled out with 5·39 left •Pacifica should be a befter test,• Weeks said. "They'll press us up and down the court and they play hard." Tars drop second straight, .. 47~37 •With Ross out, Newport Harbor struggles from the held and on the boards against Lakewood. J ,\.'-ON Htu lbly P'llol ~ HAWAIIAN• GARDENS Newport Harbor High's four loss-· es in girls basketball all have one thing in common, the Sailors have been getting killed on the boards, both offensively and defensively So Coach Gregg Savage deoded to use the two practices leading up to Monday's loss to Lakewood, 47-37, at the Hawai· ian Gardens Community Center m the consolation bracket of the Artesia Christmas Classic, to teach lus players one of the most important techruques to better rebounding, boxmg out. "We worked on it extensively," Savdge said. "We had five or six dnlls, sometimes Wlthout a ball JUSt so they would understand why it works. It is a basic skill wluch gives a player position and better rebounding opportunities." Practices had gone well, according to Savage, but when the Sailors (5-4) took the floor agall\st Lakewood, the hard work and instruction seemed to disap· pear. Lakewood (7-4) routinely dorrunated the parnt after a shot by either squad, which is one rea- son the Lancers built a 24-14 lead at half.time. ·When somebody takes a shot, everybody either collapses and hopes they can Jump lugher and come away with the ball or they start to fall back to play defense," Savage said. Dissatisfied with the results, Savage explamed to his players the gravity of the situation during hdlftirne. When the Sailors came out for the second half, there was a new rule m effect. Any player failing lo box out would be substi- tuted for immediately. "It's disappointing that they couldn 't carry practice into the game,• Savage said. His drastic f>Olution seemed to help and Newport Harbor was commg away with more rebounds, but the Sailors still c-ouldn't solve the other problem which has plagued them the past two games, a lack of offense. Aside from the shooting of SEE TARS PAGE 9 •a.tketb.fl NEWPORT BEACH .. NeWJ>Ort Hllr- bor l Uqh cnlor Brooke Flamlon, a two· time rtr M ~rn All Sea 'VleW League el cUon In girls 1ocoer tnnounced Monday h has verbally committed to continu h r athletic and academic career .at UCLJ\ Aamton, a bu·~ WMIUY and the SaDon Molt 111-.-•· a junior, C'llOM \IQ.A dine, LoyOla ~ ol San Lull~ .. f .... • Newport J-larbor girls soccer standout verbally commits to become a Brum in Westwood. U..,Plllt ang trips to au five tc:hools •Jwu~attbe~csaDd the envirodment of the 8ChoOlt and tt )uat felt 10te UCLA WU the perfect plaCa .. High school boys • Newport Harbor at Hunttng1on Beach, 7 p.m • Costa Mesa at Westminster, 7 p,m High school girls ·Costa Mesa enct Newport Harbor at Artesia Christmas Classic consolation quarterfinals at H11welian Gardens Community Center: Corta M~ vs Pac1f1ca, 4.05 pm : Newport Harbor vs. Long Be~h Jordan, 11 :SO a m. • Socar , H•gh Khoo! boys -Corona del Mar at Magnall• Tournament. , • WR>NISOAY .......... "'\ High tchool boYS • ~Una BN<h It Corona del Mar. 7.~ p,m.: lstJnCla It Huntington Bead\ 7 pm ' High tChoot gltll • COfona 1deJ M.r •t UgUN Be«h. 7 p.m ; Corti Mesa. N.wport at Artesia dVimnas Oauk. • • ... ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot LOOKING IACI . §!Mlril<n>fWll~ Five years ago this week ... • Es.Uoda H(Oh's boys be*.etbalt team had the opportunify to UJ11et eighth..f'ankld Clpis1rano V.lley after taking a one-poiM le.ct on the fW basket of the fourth ~.,. lut c.c>Sttv turncMrS led to a 5'""9 loll in nonleag~ ~ion. 0., PNrw sccnd 14 points fOr en.nda. MMtr,..,... added12~. ' • Earlier in the INHk. Frenz scored 27 points In a 70-59 vlctOfV ovet Mmlon Viejo. zMtt ~ had 11 points end eight assls'ts. In other bqys basketball ectlon - • Newp<>r\ Ha~ High ~uandered an 11-point lead to Jose to Mingus, 68·67, in cOnsoltattoo action at the san Oleguito Tournament. AIM areti.. scored 15 points for the Sailoti. "-ny ShoWcry had 13 points ' Mingus clinched the win with a three-pointer with "8 secondS left in ~ contest . • Costa Mesa H19h roUed to an 88-63 non~ctgue victofy in the mzy ccnfines at Southern California Chrktlen. ltyM S'9ck scored a career-high 26 poin1s • Lancia Manlfleld scored 19 points and~ O.buwwa h.d 12 points · • uAnn IC.....-scored a carHr·high l4 points as Orange Cont co11ege' dropped Mt. San Antonio, 82-65, in a nonconfefence women'S bdcetball game. Kazmer was 12of16 from the Mk! and 10 of 121rom the foul tine •Costa Mesa High football standout 9rye .............,_accepted a • S(holarship to play for Villan011a. The 6-foot-2, 2~ expected to play inside linebacker. • • Orange Coast College quartero.ck 1bdd ...._. an all-Million • Conference sel~ committed to Ten~MMtin \JiWenity. • Newport Harbor Htgh's sailing team won the Anteater Reg9tU ......_ ounNm. with the help of Heather Porter dOrillnated the I DWWon. · 1 O years ago this week ... ~ • RanchO Alamitos Hlgh's Jetvty Newsome scored wfth 20 seconds left to : derail Estancia, 54·52. in the championship game of the Botsa Grande girts basketball tournament. • · The Eagle_s (~2 at the time) trailed by 13 points at hatftime but c'-wed their w~y back in the four1h quarter, forcing a 52·52 tie wtttt' just 30 MConds remaining. Estancia's attempt to tie with six ~onds ~--thort. Patrice ~In scored 13 points. " , In other girls basketball action • • Newport Harbor Hlgh's Staciay Gletri scored 27 boifW ~ a~ bracket victo~ over Anaheim, 58-38, at the BoKa Gca~ ToUrNmeltt. Junior All burntt. had• aareer·high 23 points. • Later in the week. the Sailon dropped a 52-49 deckiaiA to "ft'abuco Hills tn the consolation championship. Giem, who had 21 p(>ir"tlllin ttw game. missed mu<.h of the second Mlf w1~ an knee 1njUt)'. In boys basketball • • If anyone wanted a quid reason to why Estancia H~-f up 1M season 8-0, the answer was Mike a.tis. The senior gi :1:2 points and had soc steals as the Eagles defeated Woodbridge. :111 flniil nonteague tuneup for the Coast Christ~ O~sic. Curtis was 1J of 6 from thr~pc:>int range , • Matt Henington scored 17 po1nts in Corona det ~ High~ 6&-26 victoty O\let Costa M~. The Sea Kings led 22.S after the firit ... • -by Jason HW CdM boys drop pair SOCCER ANAHEl}.1 -The Coronc.1 del Mar High boys soccer team opened a f1i~1: of 1 ·0 hdlftime lec.1ds, onJy to see Magnolia Tournament foes t\1·nncdy c.1nd Savanna rdlly for wms of 3-1 and 2-1, respectively, Mon- d.1~· at Magnolia High. · John DiCesare scored on an dSs1st by Nick Kohan to put the Sea Kings up in the first game against Kennedy. CdM's Adam Hoyt opened the scoring in the Savanna game on another Kohan assist Ul the 13th minute. But the Rebels tied 1t in the 61st minute and netted the game-win- ner sue minutes later to drop the Sea Kings to (2-4-1). ' CdM completes tournament play today at 10:45 against an oppo- Q1>nt to bC determined. · Hardwood Ship's Wheel's $75.00 to $295.00 Not Sure What to Giv~? ~o-a-te-r's LOve "Minney Money". lllH SCHOOL GllLS IAS'IETIALL · DON LEACH I DAI V PILOT Kalena Jackson (left) and her Newport Harbor High teammates are trying to snap a two-game losing streak at the Artesia Cbrisbnas Classic today with a consolatton contest at 11:05 a.m. TARS CONTINUED FROM 8 Alyssa Paul, who put down five three-pomters, Newport strug- gled from the field against Lakewood's aggressive zone. "Our spacing. was horrible,• Savage said. "We stayed tight and allowed thelf zone to cover all our players .with relative ease. We need good spacing ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 8 Lauren Cassity (three steals) Dunng West 'Ifacy's ensuing possession, Gwen Grove drained a freE> throw Wlth 2:08 left and, after missing the second, the Wolf pack got the offensive · rebound and ate up preoous time while leading, 34-31. After Estancia missed from the floor, Ewing skied through the key on the other end aod scored and good ball movement iI we are going to beat the zone.• It didn't help matters thdt junior April Ross, a 6-foot-1 for- ward, was on the sideline with an undisclosed ailment dild is questionable for today's conso· lation game against Long Beach Jordan. at 11:50 a.m. also at the Hawaiian Gardens Commuruty Center. "With April out of the lineup, it's tough for us to move the ball inside and get some easy dgain with 0:57 on the clock, putting the Wolfpack comfortably in front, 36-31. They added a free throw, then Steinfeld netted the game's only three-pomter with 0:09 left to provide the margin of victory. "That's a good N game. for us," Kirby Sdld, "and (the WoU- pack) chdn'l play very well, either There were just so many fouls and turnovers. It WdS an ugly bas- ketball game. You're supposed to get better as the sedson goes on, but we're going backward. "Luckily, we have (three) days layups," Savage said. •But we still need to get the rest of our offense going.• · The Lancers didn't have such problems, getting 13 points from Shameklea Anderson and rune points from Robyn Holmes m the paint. Michelle Litzinger provided an early outside threat and finished with 13 points. A loss to Jordan today would send U1e Sailors back to Artesia High for a 4:05 p.m. game. Vic- tory extends into Wednesday. of practice before we play again' (Saturday against Orange Luther- an in. the Laguna Beach Tourna- ment), because we really need it.· West Tracy, ~hich won 22 games last season, was also Jed by 5-11· forward LaNamee Webb (seven rebounds). Ewing dupped in with two steals and a blocked shot in the fourth quarter. Estancia's Lisa Hirata finished · with five steals, two asslSts and two offensive boards, while Jessi- ca Orellana, Zuym Barrera and Becky Leuhart played solid back- up roles for the Eagles. Tuesday, December 22, 1998 9 -IASIETIALL SUMMARIES HIGH SOtOOl GlllLS ARTlSIA OMISTMAS a..usK Conlolation CosTA MESA 67, WE:Sl'l:llN 32 Sclof'9by~ Costa Mesa 20 26 13 8 • 67 Western 3 11 4 14 • 32 Costa MeM ·Smith 16, Earnest 13, Power.s 10, Nguyen 9, Hatsushi 6, Hitt 5, Thornton 4, Sisaki 2, Kidane 2, Loros 0, Wffks O 3-pt, goals • Powers 2, Hat.sushi 2. Nguyen 1. Fouled out • None. Western · L. Eleopoulos 20, Vlana 12, Duran 0, J. Eleopoulos o. Queosha 0. 3 pt. goals • None Fouled out • Queosha. -·to - ARTESIA OWSTMAS a..A.SSK Consolatio'n LAKEwooo 47, NEWPORT HAnoA 37 ~byQua~ Lakewood 13 11 12 11 • 47 N~ Hatbor 9 S 9 14 -37 Lakewood • Aarsvold 3, Anderson 13. Cross 6, Litzinger 13, R. Holmes 9. Rangel 3. 3·pt. goals· Rangel 1, Utzinger 3 Fouled out • R. Holmes Newport tt.albor -Moore 1, Ashton 4, Huntington 2, Paul 15, Jackson 9, Urban 6. · 3·pt. goals ~ Pauls. Jackson 1. Fouled out -None. -.Z· - NON LEAGUE WEST TRACY 38, i:sTAHOA 34 ~by Quarters West Tracy 1 13 10 14 · 38 Estancia 8 7 6 13 • 34 West Tracy Smith 0, Webb 3, Grove 7, Belt 3, Holck 2, h1ers 2. Andrews 0, Ewing 19, Block 0, Butler 2. Nickels O 3·pt. goals· None Fouled out· None. Estancia · Cassity 6, Hirata 3, Varma 4, Diaz 11, Steinfeld 7, Orellana 2. Barrera 1, Lenhart 0, Macias 0, Ollila O 3-pt. goals -Steinfeld Fouled out • Cau1ty._ Varma. -~- HIGH SOtoOt. BOYS NONl.£AGUt CoftoNA on MAit 63 SADOlDA0t 42 Scor. by Quarten Corona del Mar 17 19 15 12 . 63 Saddleback 8 10 10 14 • 42 Corona del M•r • Alshuler 1 s. Hanson 12. Shea 2, Hansen 21, Crosby 2, Morris 0, Bottom 6. Hunt 2, Patterson 2, Snell 1. · 3·pl. goals· Hansen 3. Hanson 2. Fouled out • None. Saddleback • Duong 4, G0nzafez 11, Grivas 2, Isais 7, Pedroza 2. Sh elds 2, Foster 6, Hughes 2, Tellez 6. 3-pt. goals • None Fouled out-None Lirge Half Model of Tramp Steamship $175.00 Nautical Wooden Plaques from $29 .95 Give Your Kids a "Great White Whale,, Good Selection of Seafaring Signs All Under $50.00 Great Selection of Classic Sailing Yachts Prices Start at $95.00 the Mon ow ~111de co MINNEY'S YACHT SURPLUS KNOTS Solid Brass Ship's Clocks Prices Start at $89.00 1500.0ld Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa • 949-548-4192 H 100' of Nautical Books • 8 ry tis •k >J, ie , td I I 5 , e 1 l l i l Tuesday, Oecembef 22, 1998 Newport Beach/C~sto t.i.eso Daily Pilot ·~aii~iii==:: ..-&JC IOTICll PUalC IOTICll PUIUC MOTICD PUii.iC IOT1Cll ~ IOND WJC IOTICD W 1mnca .....C llOTICll ....C IOTICll ~ tt1111 a Wk _.. of ..... netlfllp PUii.iC IOnCI ~~No ~by: ~ & W1te PUIUC llOTICI dud9d bV:.,, llldh'ldual TI No 2B»4M Llllll No ._.. -..w .. -..~""' encl a.,.,.,., Of lllooMlo Ha¥9 you allttad dolf'9 Hemlindlil 0 . ,OOdll, Inc .. 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CA P\alC IOTICI __ "' -na ,._, CA'*" ......C NOTICI ~ 1111 i-e = ~ OSO AISOCIATU. •: "Durty PMlllte" 82106 ~ -Thia bullMH It con• ..202' I ... 0 ,_,,.., ~ C«it• Or ' The ~. Sodal s.cu-....... a.. • •• • .. Thi• bu1ln•H •• co,,. ...... 9-ln Ell " ... .. ... dud9d by: M lndMdUll ...... ·-· a• ~.:.. CA ' .. --,,00, ~ 81ach, CA rlly Of flderal ..!=' Num-..... 9Ull• I At dUC'lt<f by, a eotpOl'allOI\ ....... ........... IO l•a I I II ........ you _..,,t<f dOlng ..... ............ .._... __, .... _._ 1-....0l • ~ 929e0 berl, encl 9ddr Of the TIM toloWtng l*'IOnl W9 H~1 you ttaned dol119 The followlng ~ -Mw ... la•1nt ~ Y9f'> Y", 1913 Tiie follOWlng pereont are • ..,•,...._"""'-· • • • The fflct111ou1 Butlnn• euyer/frenofer.. are: dOlng ~ ... aw En-bUtlnHI yet? Ye1, 12.1-ee dOlno t>ualMM aa: WCI, The 1ollOWln9 pet10nt.,. llc:.atdo e.ni.mo. dolna bullneae M : K.C. ~~ ~ ~ .Jd .._. Name rtffwrad 10 lboYt Monique Kamlet and ~ lllrOM'\*'ltaf s.vloM, 3122 Cepltal Loen SC>Yrc. Inc., 487..C C.mpue Dr ........ ~ ~ M:~! Thie *""'*" wu ftled COl'lSTRUCTION, 3211 11 _,..., IUdloft II Ill Tiie ffOftl " &...:__ :-= :';,°:~ ~::z. = ~'H4~~~ =~~el~ ...... =· E. ~. Prati• ~~=· g:,:::ollon In-LAM,~ -~ N;1 a:.~~ ~·· Cocta MMe, CA Of~f110P9111 M The Miii! - F5742!9 ton &Moh, CA 92t47 M.ntww 8rlan Wllnbefg, Thi• atatament Wilt ftl-<l 1ereatMt Inc., (Cellfomla), llMCtl. CA 12113 1 .... .,.,.,.. Kati DUIU•, 3281 IOWa St., Enn .,... To Tiii ,...... 0 Aondlll B Henton, UK> M 1111ed by tti. Sellet/U-27937 Chlclena, MIMl<ln with tti. County Cletlc ol 4978-C Cam~ Dr., New-C11 tfolt, 1311 IHgull Dally Piiot Dec 15 22 2t Co.ti MaN CA t2e2fS OMO QtnW~--411 E. QllP-.. Newport Cente< Dr., 1100, c:.neM, 111 other-bulllnee• Viejo, CA t2e92 Or11ng9 County on 12/04/98 POf1 Beach. CA 92980 Lane, ICS03, Newpon l9N Jan 5 19" • no7 Thi• builnaH 11 con. man f'!!.:i..;.. ... C*ortit O 'Im Newpon Beech, CA 82980 nam.. end addr .. •H Scott Mlcllfff ZQok, 24 t .... nn18 Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 con-llelch, CA 92ee3 • · • c:.tucted by: an lndMduet on 1vlVMIL~.)_O.OO NA. ID Jamee M. KrueQll", 1llO Ult<! by~ SeH.rtuoanaee Br11balle Wey, ll'Vlne, CA Dally Pltot Pee 8. 15 22 ducted by:• CO(Pol'•tton Thi• buelnffa It con-PUIUC llOT1CI H4M ~ ltllted doing lflt l\lghllt "'"""· ~ at a.a ~ Center Dr . 1100. within tNff yNrt before ea12 , · · ' • ' Have you ataNc:t dOlng due1ed by:.,, lndMdual buelneu Y9t1 No lflt Mii Of .-. I« calh or ... .,.. Ntwpon 8Mch, CA 92940 the d•I• lud'l lle1 WU Nnt Thi• lilUtlnH• I• oon· 21. 1* Tl OS bUaln.u ""v ... 1M-tr Haw you lltartt<f dolnQ ....... a .. ••n•• Kati Dulak• Cllhlet'ld**drlWI on1.-a at -Felt ln1urenc1 Pa11nert, or delivered to tti. 84/o/«f ~9<1 by: a genenJ pert· PUltLIC NOTICI WondWI~ CCH'ooratlon II'-buelnest )'flt7 Y... 03/017 ....... ...._.."' Thie ~ WM llled or llllONf 1111*. did drtwll ~ Newporl Center Or • T,.,,.,_.. are: "Nona" IWrthlp te<ac:11ve Inc., Lin Gaar. Fl-118 Tiie to11ow1ng ~ .,. wlttl 1M County Clerk of on 1 .-or ttdlrll _... an4 1100, ~ !Setch, CA The &Met• 10 be .old.,. H111e you eiant<f dOlng f"lottttoue •ueme• nenc1a1 omoer Cel_Holt doing bualnMI 11: Otange County on 12.11-te io.n •oc:llllOn. IMIGt eno· -92MO deac:t1bed In genwlll .. : el bullnMI ye(! Y ..... !-913 ...,_ ............ •Thlt 11&tement was ftled Thia etateiMnt w .. flled IAV!RE FUT\JRES. 2917 Vie 1 .... nUM ddon, 01 _,,. bllilt IPld-.. ... Thie bu11n111 I• con-stock In trede, fbc.tUf9e end SCOlt M 2oolC The lollowlng pertont.,. whh the Cot.wlly·Clettt of with the County C1etk of San Golvomlo. s.n ci-Dal"' Plot Dec 22, 29 11t.i In ~ C... Sec9oll .. W dUC1ed by a genefll Part-equ.lpment, tr.cM neme end Mam-8. Waln9befg dol blJtlnaaa u · Otai1ge Orlnge County on 12/0t/M Orange County on 12/04/M enea, CA "'"74 '1 • ' 5102 1114 lll9'0ltlN 10 ~ -,,. tienNP goOd win end .,. locatt<f Thia llCatemem WU fllec1 CO~ T~ cOnwrter t .... 7T7U8 t .... 7T71U Wllllam O.rald Tunnell 1"'· Jan. 5• 12• 1891 T229bllelnmInCllllornll.The1111 .. ,JAMES M ~UEGER •I'. 2915 Red Hin Avenue, whh the County ci.r1c of 447 WNt St, co.ta Daily PUot o.c. IS, 15, 22, Dally PllOC Dec. 8, 15, 22, 2917 Via San Gorgomlo: .. be made •out~· ~ 1 ... e777ns co.I• M..., CA 92e2e Orange County on 1V03/98 Meea CA 21 1"6 • · T188 29 1991 T204 San Clemente, CA 92974 PUBLIC NOTICR « ~ _..or lnlplef, a.A '™• stetelMrtt wu ftlt<f Tiie kind ol llc9nN to be f .... 'l'J'Toe'I eoat Automatic Tranam1• ' • Thie buelne11 la con-5 r1g1rdlng fti. paMmlon, ot O .,.. 11 with tti. County Clertt ot 1ranetent<1 11· On Sale 0111y P11o1 o.c. a, 15, 22, lion, tnc. J.c.llfOfrlJa), 447 PUIUC NOTIC! PUIUC NOTICI ducted bV: an lndlvldUal ~. • llllltr 1t1t Orange County on 12/11/IMI ~4443Eatl~ = ':; 29, 19te T200 w.-Say ., Coet• MMe. ... ...... •u•IUH ::::..J.°4'cr=,JICArtt<f doing ~~...,'\:..= .2 .c • Dally Piiot Dec. 16, 22, 21, the A.-ia-ted .... II' NOTICI CA eaat _ ___. No NOTa ~ TIIJISTSI ... ·-· -.,., Jin 5 1999 1214 ...,.,,__, IOc:a at: rv-..v Thia bu1ln•H It con-...... •tat_... Nw •tetaMlnt Wllhm Tunnell wi 1N¥llM '* No. And Lorrllnl Poalr, Hueblnd · • 2925 Red Hiii Avenue, duclt<f by: a COfPO(don Tiie tollOwlnv l*'IOna are The following per,ona.,. Thie etatemant wu fifed Dtl7LoenNo.~ AM Wiii, • t\llllW, ~ PUBLIC NOTIC! ea.ta Meta. CA m l'1olftloue .,. .. a H.v. you iUIWd doing ~ bu11n .. • H : a) dOlng butlneM aa: wMi the County o.ttt Of .,.. Cll'dlr No.. OOllAIM on 7ft2M. ~ • In-GI ,, -The antlclpatt<f date of .._.. ltatetMnt ' bullneee yet? Y ... 1"3 Roollng Supply, b) Wotk From Home Gtoup, Orange County on 1V11/M Nl'N 141490Z vcu ,,,. """*"t No ~ 8oo11 .. • • ITATWM•NT OP the~-la Jv.uery Tiie folowlng pel'lonl are Clout AulomatM: Tranem&e. lalbol Roofing SetYlce, 177 R!Yeralde Alie., New-t .... T'7TN'7 1U:•W.JLTUM>MA._, No , PQ, of lflt Ofiidil flee. AUNDONtUNT Of1 15, 1198 • lt\a ot11ca of doing b1J91nen u : Corona lion, inc .. M-o Nickle, s.c-t730 Pomana Ave., #4, pon BMctl CA 82te3 Deity PQot o.c ,5 22. 29 °" TlltUIT ~ .,..._ or• Of °""fl, Clllklrnll Tiie ... a1 UI• OI' PlCTJTIOUI Brokere Eecrow s.Mce. Del Mw Mlmal Hoeoltaf ""8r)' & Treaurer Costa M ... , CA 92958 Oenlcrafl~ Inc. ~ 1 M Jen 5 19" • T2l 2 UNLaa YOU TN<m ACT10N totrl 1111oun1 llCl.lrtd ~ Ille! ... W ltUllN•ll HAM• 29a4 W. Magnolla BIVd., and~ l<annal, 1941 Thie -'*temerlt _. ftled MOR, Inc., (CA), 1730 177 ~ A11e'., ' ' • • 10 MOT'ICT vout MOP-lnn'llment •of b lliM of ,. - Th• follow! pereone &un>.nk, CA 91 ~· E. Coaa1 'HwY .. C<>tona Del with tti. County Clerk of Pomona Aw., 14, Costa Pof1 BMch, CA 92M3 MUC NOTICE anv. "MAY• IOU> AT A lnldal PU!lbllon of 11111 nOICe .. -.... ~ h 1 Tiie amount "' the Pl.I'· Mar, CA~ Or11ng9 County on 12/041911 M..., CA 92658 Thi• bu11nu1 11 con-~ ULL p YOU II 1278.715.17, wNl:ll lndlldel .. ~ r::-;lctlllout ~~.'!::, cn:r ~~ C<>tona Otl Mar Anlmel t .... 77704 Thie bu•lne11 It con-ducied by: acorpotetton l'lot1t11........... ..a>AHDPUNATIONOP lflt IOtii nount ol lflt unt)lld 0 ---- Name: Mega W1v1 290e2 ~anti; of the Nc:ense and Hoipllal (CA),:._~948 E. Dally Piiot Dec. 8, 15, 22, dHuc:tt<f by: 8 ~atl~, Have you tlattt<f doing NMM 8tatewt THE MANN!~ Tie~ ~ ... ~ 010al11..d,.~ M t Cl le 4'110 ·, .,,..,., Cout Hwy., ...... one del ""' 19118 T198 •ve you .,.,,..., ""'ng bt.*neu vat? No Th• following pertON are CIB»GI /IONlf6f YOU u,_., •• ~ ....... _ en re • • -.... bualneu, Including lhe .. Mar, CA 02625 "'• blJalnMs )191? No OantCf1ffer9, Inc., Chrl• dol bullneu ae: YOUiHOUu> CON1JtiCJ A •llmltld cota, llCl*ISll, and ........._ _. ~~!· Cfic:a Bu1ln11a tlmelt<fof Slnveniory, 1~ •.• .'lheh Thie busln111 le con-PUBLIC NOTICE MOR, Inc., Wllllam Wood· Arth, Vice PMldent CA~RING CORPORATE. LMY9l On 12t2MI al adv~ •I lflt llmt ol lnitlll ~ .,.. N I 9<l t Ibo ium tu.000.00 ..... c: ducted by en fndMdull all, President Thi• •taternent wu ftled 1280 Bison Sult• 199-29 2:0llpm, ~ ~ 1::11on ol 11111 nOtlca. o.ct· -=~ad·l~Ore o ~ oonal11t of the follOW1ng: Heve you etat1t<f doing Flotltloue 9ual,.... Thia etatement was ftlt<f with 1he County Clerk of Newport Beiach CA 92660 ' ~· :==:: • the lltf 02. 1999 Oillll .. •V ;n 1/9/98 m, No Oapoelt In .. crow: b1Jtinessyet?Y11,1984S N1meStet9ffteftt with 1M County Cllf'k ol OrangeCOuntyOfl1'U11/M Kandle Beehore 1280 1'Naeaa car.t, MIL Vici Prtlldtnt - - 199986745175 . ~ooo.~ . S Corone Del M11 Anlmal The following P«IOrt• are Orenga County on 12/04/98 1 .... 7n7t7 Bleon, Suite "'89-29, New· ....._..to Daad Stmno R~ Com· U OOMe M Farchlone 11 and a. 74,000.00 tio.pltal, PrMldent • Ran. doing blJslMN u : 1MH77'7UO Delly Piiot 0.C 15 22 29 pon Beach CA 92860 d '!Net. ........ on = 4900 R~radl Road. Tennie Vlllu Or Dan~ Pl =~f~ ~;,m•l'lt end dall S. Alen ftl Flnanclal Ot1lgn1, Ac-Delly Piiot Dec. 8, 16, 22, 19118 Jan 5 19" ' ~ Thi• builneH It con. .,_., fn*urMnt l&:) 28W.,.~ 'F CA 9~ CA 92529 ' •• It hu i:,...; egl'Md ~ ~· .::'~ w~k -C: counUng OMtlon, 15802 20. 19118 T!N • ' ' d\JCtt<f by: 111 lnclMdual 11111117'1717 d Oflldll 1, lormaton call ,7~) 573 Mauren Pollock. 31003 tween the Sell«/Ueen ... ~~. ~·c;,, 11-111-~ SHprlntlgdatl• Setreet,h 'c13. PUBLIC NOTIC! PUii.iC llOTICI! ,!:'~_!°4'._..,ltlrtt<fy 1"~1~ ~In fta omc. of the ,n965 P114740 1'219 12115 R1nc:ho V11Jo Rd., San and IM lntendt<f euyw ~·-..., '"1 un ng on ••c , .. .,.._._. ,... "· ~ ,.,.. "8r:IOfder d ar.,. CCMny. 2n2M Juan Cepletreno, CA 112875 TraneterM. •required by Dally Ptlot1~~7904a8 15 82J_8j,9 E Mom.on 15802 l'lotttfow ........... l'lotttteue 8uelnHe ~'!.~ wu ....... ~·~ ...!_..,_. bV:i-1---------i Thia bu1ln1u I• con-Sec 24073 or the Butlnese ........ • • • .,.. • · Stllt.-nt Nw • .........,. .... ,,..., ..._. ---an WWNr" CL.A981Pl•D i!U:C'ld bY ~ anc1'ProfeeeloN Coda that 22 19118 T178 Sprlngdal1 Street\ 113, MMne The follOWlng per90f'\J are with the County Clertt of rtad 1'1'11n, .. nu.ear OrW It' the eaay to- -Donna M. Farchlonl tti. conslderallon foi the • PU••tc NOTIC• Huntington 9Hc:n, CA The fOlloWlng P«"O"I are d()ltvt bullneM u · Tacoe Orange County on 1V11/98 w...n 1an11, • fedarlll a 1 f ti •1 .... 778774 of ti. buslnest -'" 92M9 doing blJsfneu u : ... • ...... .,'l'J'TH ..w. .._ .. ~ acceH, n Ofma on- "Thl statement wu nlt<f ::-':.,,.. ~ 10 be ~.,. ...._....__._ .. ._ Thi• bu11n111 11 con-MOTORING. S419 VII UdO, ~ci8::1~ Or., Ir· OWiy Piiot Dec 15 22. 29 ary. Wll Ml • sU* aic-packed marketplace s ......., .-... m_ 4 .... I II ducted by• an lndMdual 4'830, Newpof1 BMch, CA • . ' ' lion tolht -....._tor vltlted regularly • IUC-wfth the County Clertl of oftty 11'1• the tral'llfw hu llairM StelelMnt H.v. yoY ltartt<f doing 9*3 ~ O. F-ooda, Inc_, 19te, JM. 5, 1891 T'213 ·--~ly • by au kinda Orange County on 11/17198 ~~~t':: Tiie followlng per-.one .,. buelnau Y9f'> No Aaceww USA u.c. (Del• ~ ": LampwaciA ~ PUBLIC NOTtCI :"" ~ ~ .,_: ':': of corn1umera Dally Piiot Dec. 15, 22, 211, ..-w•-Contr .. ool doing bualneu .. : S.ddi. Janie E. ~°"*>ti vr&reli.:19 Vie UdO, New-Thi btr;llltt&, CI ~ -. bv CMf1, a[-;:::====::::::::;-Jan s 19911 T21 15 .,. • bad! Vartey Von.vt>all Qub Thia ttat9fMtlt WM llled POft CA 92683 • UI neu I con-P1otftleul .....,a_ c:aiallllf' dllCk ......... • ' Oetad : December 10, 25821 Atlllndc Ocean Or' Wftl'I 1he County Clertt ol Thi• bui 1n .. • I• con-dUcted by:• c:orporatlon ...,... 8tatefftent • nllllanlt .,, • : PUBLIC NOTICE 1":.ARP HOLDINGS Lalce FoNtt. CA 92930 " <>range County on 12/11/M ductt<f by: Umlted liability ~yet?~ doing The fof1owfng peraona .. : :wwn by•= c! • South Cout VoW9Vball M-t .... 77'778e Co. Hemandet Q Fooda I doing bualnMa u · ...... ad union, « e MOTtea OF INC., e C.ltf. OOfP·• art aocfatlOn, (CA>, 2A21 At· Daly Pllol o.c. 115, 22, 29, Have you ltarled ~ Fr.ncleco J · H~ a) Beck Janitorial: b) Maid cf-* drMWI by 1 .._or • PSTJTIOtf TO /9/ Qereld Meokef, llntlo Ocean Cir., lake f«· t9ll8 Jan. 5 19911 T209 bus1nea yet? Y11, OCT 118 Prealdent • Meglc 1518 S. BfM Btvd., ,._.. UW'D8 end loan • ADMINJITP Preetdent nt. CA 92930 ' • ~ USA. U.C, David filed BrN. CA. 92821 aetadllon, uvtngs .._. aSTATS Ofl'a /91 llonlque Kmft1M Thie bu1ln111 11 con. PUBLIC NOTIC! Meunlet, Ptetldent ~II ,::1~ ~ of Jamee R. CO...Ck, 325 dlliOn:Or -WV. b9* DMln Q, HAMN "",,......, '°°" ........., =~. CA non-pf"Ofl1 l'lotltloue..... = ~~Ill~ Orange County on 12·1&-lt Plnef1d0e St., Brea. CA ........ ~ ~ 11122 d CASI NO. At81t41 Publl•h•d Newport Halle you IWtt<f doing Nw Stat.....n*:' Of~• County on 12/04/98 t ... t77Ul7 ~1~1 bUllMH 11 00.,_ fta l'lnandlll COda and To d helra, beneflclar1ee, Beach-COit• MMa Dally blJslneea yfA1 Ya•, 11/1/M The lollowf petton• .,. t .... ml 1 a Dally Piiot Dec. 22, n. ductt<f by: an lndMdUll aultlortnd llO do....._.~ :=''::·~w:.ocr~ Pllot 0ecember22,1998 SouthCoutVolleyt>allM-dolngbutl~ .. : Dally Pilot O.C. 8, 15, 22, 1991,Jen.5,12,1891T221 Have you ttllltt<f doing =-~Mfo~ o~ .. be lnttrllted In T211 ooclatlon, Becfcy Kay M.V.P_ Group. 234e1 Ridge 29, ~9118 T193 bln!MU ~Yet, N8 CourtftOu9I. 700 CMc c.r.. tt1e w1w or Mteta or both PU•• •c uoT1"• Carey, Sec:Yttary Roi.It• ertve, Sia. 1, LAgune PUIUC NOTIC! Jamee R. Coeaectc ._ DIM waet, Serlll Ma. ot: DANIEL G HAMPE ' UM " -Thie ttatement wu ftlt<f Hllll CA 92653 PUBLIC NOT1C! TN• statement wae l\led CA. aM ~ tlbund lrQraet A PETTT10N FOR PR(). NOT1CI Ofl with the County Clerk of Ma;kttlng Via Pottal 8u9lwa '1otttlou9 lkaelMM with 1M County Clertt of COM'flYC to end now held BATE hu been ftled by PU•UC U1J1 OP Orange County on 12/04198 Group, Inc. (CA), 234151 F'lotlt'4Mla Name •tetetMnt Orange County on 11/tl5/98 by i U1dlr uMt Daad d DONNA J_ COWELL. In tM 1"887Tllt4 Rid~ Route Dr., Ste. I, la-Name ltat......rt The followlng peraont.,. tnH'776844 T'Nlt"' tM ptaptlly ~ Superiof Cour1 of Celttor· ,AaANDONID Dally Piiot O.C. 8, 15, 22, guna Hiiie, CA 92853 Tiie fonowtng ~Ill doing butlnau u : IDEX Dally Piiot o.c. 15, 22, 291 .-s In Aid CcMCy, Ce1fDr. nia County 01 ORANGE. PttOPlfnY 29 1998 T1t2 "Thi• bualn .. • le con-dol119 bualnue as, Taco• co., 3303 Harb« Blvd. 19118 Jan 5 1891 n 18 ,. daaa .. ll the ..., THE PE11TION FOR PRO. Notice It h«eby given ' ducted by· 1 corporation A CO., 2110 WMtmlnstat 184, Cotta M .. 1, CA ' ' • thlNln: The Jlftll*tY BATE req uu te tha t tlllt the undlfl'9ned In. PUB&.IC NOTICE Heve you ataned doing Mill, WHtmlntter, Ce, 8292tl PUIUC NOTIC! tt.llllufot;" deacrtbed. IS DONNA J COWELL bl IP" lendt to NII the pereonal buslMU yet? YN, 10/97 921583 Steven Hanry Bruch-~ ac*S •u la" The pointed ai ptraOnal repr~ f:OS*1Y detctlbed below F1ottt1oua au.an... M8rketlng Via Poetal Hernandez G. Food•. Inc:., hauser, 10835 El Morro Cir· l'lottttoue halnMI *9ii addrMa ...; ~ llrTldYa to admlnllllf tti. O enforce a lttn lmpoet<f Nem. ltat.wt Group, Inc, ,hlMp M Fleol-180 \Ila L.tmpera, Rancho ale, Fountain Valley, CA Mem9 8tatement common dla6gtillllkll It.,.,.,, e11ate of the decedent on Mid ptopeny under the The lollowfng l*90nl are gan, CFO Santa Margatitl. CA 112888 92708 Tiie tollowtng peraons .,. cl lht rllll ~ _: THE PETTTION requeet.t Callfomla Self.s.Mce Stor· doing butlneu .. : w.s M Thie •Ultement WU ftlt<f Thi• butlneu I• con-Thi• bualMH II con. dotnv butlMU M : Ex· ecrf)ad IDolle ·~ IUlhOffty to edmlnlalef the age Fadllty Act. (Bua. A l11tlng, 825 Thi City with 1M Coun1y Clerk of ducted by: 1 corpof8tlon ducted by: en lndMdual NICO. to be: M1 lenll ca... . elt&1• under the lndepen. Prof. Cod• u21J00.21T18). DIM, Ste. 1llO, Orange. CA Orange County on 12/11198 Haw you ltal1ed dOlng Have you ltarted doing IMl71 W. Canton Ave., At-.-MIN. CA.... ~ oent M mtm11atton ot es. The ~ Wilt ... 92803 , .... nrnt bu9lneel yet? No-bualnMt )'911 v-.1"2 helm, CA 82804 ..,...,., TN.ell dectlll 11a 11H1 Ac:1 (Thia Auttlottly at pUbk Nie by c:omoef. WSM Antndal SeMc:et, Ody Piiot Dec 15 22 29 H~ G. Foods, Inc., Stevwi Henfy BNchl\auMf Timothy Edwltd Slater, t1'Y ~ f9r t1'Y ..;J, """'.now the penonll rep-tNt bidding on the 8th of Inc., (NY), 825 The CltY 1998 Jan. 5 1198 • +z1; Frencleco J. HtnWldez., 11* ~ -filed te71 w. c.nton Ave •• ,.,.... ,.... d tfte ..,... ,,i. rlMtUllVe to take meny JANUARY 19911, It 2:00 Drtve, Ste: 1llO, Orange, CA • • PT9sldent . wtth the ~ a.tie of helm CA 92804 ch9 Md adiona wlthoul obtaining P.M., on 1h• pramt111 92883 PUBLIC NOTICI Thia llat9m8nl wu 11led Orlngt Ccu1ty on 12·11-811 Thli bualn .. 1 le · con-daalQNldan. 0:-CO::: COWi approt/111 Before l.lk· Where Mid pn>perty hu Thi• bu11neH It con-with the County Clet1c of t_..rta20 duded by: an tndMdual hlnlJn. Sllld :;: wtl bl tng C*'laln very lml)Oftant been atOf9d and Which .,.. ducted by: a corporallon Plottttoua .....,_.. Orange County on 12·1&-88 o.ay Piiot Dec. '22. 2t Have you M1ed doing mate. but wlhaut COYeNnt adlone howeYw the I*' located st t?th SttMt Self H.w you ttarted doing Neme StatetMftt t .... 7'1'NU 1991 '9t OO bu--. y.ct No aonel ~We Wll be Stcnge, STOW. t?th St. C-bullrlNa yet? Y•, Jan. 22, The IQ!lowtng pereona .,. Dally PllOt Dec. 22, 29, ' Jan. 5' 12' 1 Tim E. st.tar r.J:'.~ ._: ::;i:=cs10~~ ~~~f~~ '=M Ananolal s.Moaa. ~~::~. "234151 1898·JM·5•12•1999 T223 PUIUCNOTICI =~~~ c::1:;· °'.,.:: tt1ey heve waived notice « Unit• MCI tanante 1111acs tne., Tam wa1ce1y. Pt..i. Ridge Route l>rive, st• 1. PUIUC NOTICI Plotttleue ........... Orange County on 12.1&-98 lnO ~ IUfn d IM COOMnted to the pn>pOMd below. Content• 1nc1uc11 dent . Laguna Hlfte, CA 12853 Mante ateteftMnt , .... nan noc.(1) aeancs . bv uld ec:tlon.) Thi lndepeodent per90nal ltemt, ~ Thi• acatement WM fifed Coneolldatad Lending, Flottt'4Mla au-.... Thi follow! e.,. Dally Piiot o.c 22 29 o.ad d 1Nlt. Wiit! lntWtst •dmlnlttratlon eutl'lont'y wltt good•. machine tool• & ~ lhe County Clerk of Inc., (CA), 23481 Ridge Nw ltatewt do4ng ~~acu-19118 Jan 5 12 1"8 'T2ui u.r.on, • provtdlf In aatd ::i~ ~~in: ~0t~-:."Stuaynakl °'9ne• ~J~.';8 ~m:.•c.f'ta::· I, UoUl\8 d~ ~~~~~ llYe Selrch Pror.Mton.i.: N. .. u~ ll~Tt~J noc.(a). ldvancu; r eny, jeetloni:-:: petition and #1&d1.,s.Martc11.n Oillly PllOt Dec. 8, 15, 22, Thi• butln•H I• con. MAS'TER CONSULTING, ~=·122N::i~=· La -~~~~Daad~ •howl good ca.. wtiy 111• Lan ord reHrvH th• 2t ,... T1M clUc:tad by• a CQrpO<ldon 3320 E. Chloman Ave.. d d '..I. p M II '1a:tttlOMI ......... ... .. _ ............ codt1 lhould no1 rant the rlOht 10 bid at tt'l9 Nie. Pur· ' Heva cK, 1111rted doing Sult• 2H, Orange, CA mun ::t. •u r, • "-ltel......t ct.gal Md ..,...... euthorttV. or en.... mutt be J>.id tor-' PUIUC NOTICI ~ )'flt7 Yu July 97 92888 24122 Eatacl• Avenue, La-The to~ l*90M.,. tha1NielteMCtofftatrum · !< HeAAINO on the oetl-~ tl~iv.°' Alf':!':...: ,......._ • In Con1olld11ad Lending, A.V. Nunery, ~nc .• ~CA), ~: Nt':l;,~ ~ 00"" dol~ 11: Boach• =-' ~ .-s111~J: llon wlH be held on JANU. llama ~ ..... ~., 8l10 N a _..~.. ~ Pttlllp M, Aanlgtn, !,0,.79921 Vld1a • Dr .. VIiia arfc, ducted by· en lndMdual & , 2424 S.E. ~ -... AAY 14, 1999 It t :45 P.M. • ... tet.....t Cru ..,..., 8e Have ...,,;, '*1ed doing lft.eol St., Suite 300, H_. l1!.tlllmllted) AD In Dept. 703 locctt<f It 341 mutt be removed •t the The lollowlng peraona we Thi• atatament wu fifed Thi• bu11na11 le con-~~'r'/, No port Beaotl, CA 9380 ital arid...,........, I THE CITY DRIVE SOOTH Ume of Nie. Sele aublad doing buMieaa aa: MATT with the County Cletk of dUctt<f by: • c:orpOfatlon p . I Thomu S. eo.cn., 2424 ~. v.9 mar-'* fGi,l'9 ORANGE, CA 92883. ' ~ ~lt111on r :'9t went CRANE OESION, 24 C.mp-Orange County on 1'U11/9' Haw you ltllted dOlng ~:-:S~"":;~t ftlld S £. 8f1a1ol St., SUlte 300, plior to ..... ~ ~"'+!'J IF YOU OBJECT to the o H emen e WHn tori Pllca, Laguna Nfvuel, 1 .... 777'1'90 ~yet? Y11, M·te with the County Clerk of Newport BMch, CA 82e80 i.1dar eald grarrttng of the petition, you ~1rt 0~'9':,ad patty., CA 92e'71 Darty Piiot o.c 15 22 29 A.V. Nurwy, tnc., Robert Ofenge County on 12J04111 Thi• bu11n111 11 con-ta...,• ...-i arid~ should appeer at the heir-• u • 1 ewpor M&ftheW Joel Crane, 24 J · ' f2 ' A Nawmaltlt, Pr-SStnt -.---2M ducted by: an lndlvldual l19d lo h w•avlld • 1ng and . ltltl your ob-Beaeh-Costa M"8 'Diiiy Cempton Place, Laguna tlKMI, .,,, 5• 11199 10 This lt&lament wu ftled t._... • • Haw you •llrted doing wrlatr'I Dlc*illllal1 d Ollalll jecttoni °' nie written ot>o Piiot O.C1m1>er 22, 2f, Niguel, CA t2t77 PUBLIC NOTICE wfth the County Clerk of Dally Pilot Dec. a, 15, 22. bua1neu Y9l'> No ..i o.m..1 *ir .. ; and • )ectlons wtth the c:ou11 ~ '"' Lynett J...,. er.n.. ;i4 Orange County on 12-11-N a , 1M T190 Thomu 8oeclle _-., ..-. " °"""" and lore tti. hearing "YOUl IP" T231 Campton Place, Laguna l'lottti.ua 8u.fMu 'IH .. ntua TNe 1t.a1ament wu tiled Btdiarl ID Sell Tiie ....,. peatance mey be In Plfaort PUBLIC NOTICI Niguel, CA 82977 Neme ShitetMm Dally Pllol Dec. 22, 29, PUii.JC NOT1CI With lhe County aerti of lllgrlld ~ eald Nallat d OJ byVOOl ettomey Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-The following penone ere 1988 Jan 5 12 1998 T227 Oninge County on 12·18-98 ~arid Elldaft ID Sell lo IF v6(,-AAE A CREDITOR Plottffeua......... dUcted by: l'lulblnd and doing bullMla .. ~ Tecoe ' ' • l'kltftla• ••lflaH t .... 77.ata bl "9COlldad In .. oaur1'r or c:of1tJngent CtedltOr of Neme It.I~ wife & CO . 3801 JemborM Rd. PUIUC NOTIC! ....._ 8te .... •ftt Dally Piiot o.c. 22, 29, wt.. h ,., ~ la 1,,. decealed, you mu.i Ille The followlng l*IOn8.,. Have you tten.d doing 10 Newport Belctl, ea The tonowtng l*90nl ore 1998 Jan 5 12 lM T22e kalltd 91d rnare·llWI .._ .. "O Q) ·-.,._ ·-en t en ca -0 0 .... c:: ·- ·-c: :J E E 0 (.) ·- WHAT HAPPE Ill If YOU 0011'1 AOVEl111E1 1101HING. Call the Classifieds (949) 642·5678 330 w. Bay St. Costa M.sa . a 92627 ~ -J,. .,,, ' .... r-., ·.;· ' . PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • MCllduary Chapel • Crematory 3600 Pacific View Dnve Newport Beach 644·2700 PIERCE IROT1IERI IW.•ADWAY Mortuary 1" Chapel Cremation 1 10 Broad\Nay CostaMeea ~2-etao your c:lllm with the court dOIOQ butlness u · bua1neN ywt? YN , 111/M e:zeeo PROJ•CT dolnCI bUalf'98a .. : Ardl-• · • • n'°'*1I i.. ._.. ..,. and melt . copy lo the Plr• URBAN PROPERTIES-Matt ~ane Hemendel a Food•, Inc., ANNOUNC•••NT onge Cal1enna &. o.tlgn, PUBLIC NOTICE w.di ilCUidl6ai calrClrNI • M>nt l r1pr111ntatlvt . ep-SAOOLEBACK M8 Sou1tl Thia ltatement WU ftled (Caltfomla), 180 VII Lam-The Cl1y of Co* M ... 29422 Elba bl-, Laguna • "9COl1...-a CO.. .. , pointed by 1he c:ou11 wfthln Cou1 O!fVe #eoo Cost• wlttl 1M County Clerk or pare, Raoc:ho san11 M•g• I• 1111...,t<f In receiving Ntguet, CA 92877 '1ottt.leue au--.. Ccitwt -..,., 11"111 ar.v N • lour montht from the date Me ... CA 82828 ' Of1iOg9 County on 11/91111 rfta, Ca.. 821588 propoMlt IOI' the tumishlng i<ay Atcrnonoe. 29422 Ell>a N..,._ a ... ..-nt 01 az 01. Hoft.1d00, CA 01 the nr•t luuance of th• George L. Argyro• 940 t .... n4fft Thi• bu1ln111 11 con. ol profeulonal engineering Or.. Laguna Nlgual, CA Tiie fOllowlng .,.,.ona .,. 91324, (111) 317.1721. lettere u provtdt<f In PfO-Soutti COaat D!lve 'Suite Dally Pilot O.C. 8, 15, 22, ducted by:• corporation Nf'1/lce1 to prepare plan., t2171 doing bualneea u · Ro-Dlbl:nfl ~. 'lb flleli. • bate Code eecuon 9100 ol aoo Cott• MHa CA n l998 TZ03 Have you atar1t<f doing 1peclf1ca11on1, and "ti-Thia bueln•H le con-mane, 1e1 Otl Mar Aw .. danl. Dale; 12/'V88 • the Callfornle Probalt t29M ! ' blJelf'IMI yet? No metee for the Fal"'1ew ducted by: M lndMdual #C, Coela Mau, Ca. ASN"341580 174. 12115, Code. The time !Of llltng MIUIOn Hiii• lnvettmeni PUii.iC NOTICI Hernandez G. Food•, Inc., Rotd R1h1bHl taHon Have you llaltt<f doing f2e27 12122 clalma wtu not ex1>11e be-Co. a Celtfomla llmltt<f ---·-·-.. ..,_•e Francllco J , Hernanci.z, ProJact. bull,_. yfl/.? No RlcNtd Roman Rottl.L_1151 • fore rOUt month1 from the parinet.hlp • 949 South ,.._,._ -,,... Prffldent Tho" lnterettted In rece!V-~Y Atdllonge Del Mar Ave. IC, 1A9tl h .. rlng datl noticed Coaat Drive ' Suite 800 Kame Stet....-.t Thll 11elament wu flied lnQ the RFP •hould fu a Thlt at&*'*°" w .. 111ed M ... , C&. t::zt27 above Cotti M ... CA 828215 ' Thi foffowtng pereona af• with the County Cl4Kk of r1q1.1ttt to Maher Nawat with the County CWk of Tl'll• buelnH• 11 con. YOU MAY EXAMINE th• J uetln w1'1eon 111 lc/o doing b09lneaa N : CA-Orange County on 12·18-118 Alllstan1 EnQlt1ear, et (114j Of111gt County on 12/04/M dudt<f by: 111 lndMdual "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket,· Cremation & - Burial Service tile kept by tile court. If you CORECARE) aoO Momln.g. REER MANAGEMENT, 'l .... 77U21 764-6Q21 Propoeala muat 'l .... '177... Have you etmt<f doing .,. • pereon lnl«Hlld In lld• Ol1Ye 'Fulltftan CA , .... N9WPOlt 81Yd., Coatl Dtlly Piiot Dtc 22 29 be rec:e!Vad by tM City noc Delly Piiot Oto. e. 111. 22, bullnea• Ytt? YN, ,., ·98 -i7le ntate, you mey ftlt 82835 ' ' Maea. ~ 12127 19118 Jan 6 12 1"9 '1'222 lat• than 4;30 p.m. on 2t 1.. Ttt7 Atchltd ~Roth ! with the court • fonnel R• • Miiiion Hlffa 11'1¥Mtrntnt Ar1hur Paalklal, 1eee ,..... • · • • Monday, Jenuary 18, 19118 ' Thie ac.iament wu ftled qu.11 IOf Special Noclce eo., a Cellfomta Umltt<f POft 81Yd .. ea.ta M .... CA PUIUC NOTICI Publlehad N•wP-Or1 llUIUC NOTICI ~ the COunty Cletk of (form DE·114) ol WW flllng Pll1neflhlp cw-.. Piii'\· 92127 Beach.COeta ..... Olltly ~County on 12·1a.el ol an lnvtnlOfY and ep. ner(•) • Mer Inc., 1 Callo Abdul Albvall, 1aee New-....utleue lklllri•H Plot~ 22, 11181. 1'111ttllaue a..-.111 , .... TJNN :-= ;:..:•°'-=: torn11 ~~atlon. aole =~·· Coate Meaa. CA lheNelM St......_. T211 Mw Mt111Ment Oii')' PUoC Dec. 22, 21, u provided tn Probate C" ~.-.:• :=r, Tt\le ,'..bualnaa• la CQft, doing ~:."'w: PUIUC llOTICI ~~.Jt: ,. ... -.. II, 12, 1"8 T22I Why sh ould you subject yo~r~elf & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Toll Frtt 1-888-S•CASKET Stm,. Orange 8c Samutwling U»aattics ~.~~~·~~~;,~~co~ ~:No ..,.doing g=.t~l44~ \ "::':.:a:1 1:.:a ~ ~-=:.~. ~NOTICI .. "' ~:~~%&~. """' .. ..,_ .. om u .. ducted by: • venera' par'I-~ "Puldlll ea. 92aoe The foloMna 1*90n8 .. 111'08 ...._a .. 4 •-·Ha CLASSIFIED court *11. l'*$hlp -..... • NV 8oArd Rec:ycllnQ, lno,. --. bualnW ... LMo QMr W ""'-. 11'0t0 ..... ............ ;_..:.:~:.-:~==-..:.L!============:::;:=~ P!T1TION£R(1): • ~ you mrtt<! doing .,,.. ..,.,. WU ftled (CA), 1'41 N, -Reef Clum, f"'"' ~ 233C) v Sen M...0 ffountaln Vllfo The folowln9 ~.,.. DONNAJ COWW.. ~ yec? v .. , 11/017 ~,..~ ~~ lulla I , Anati.1m, C• ::ca Way 1£.101 ~ ley, CAii70i dolnQ tlwlneM M: CHAM-ST~RT1NG '• ATTOIUf.., Pott "'-79 --"""' ........,n, on .,_..., t2IOe ,...., CA ll2t2t • Thia bualn"' la con-lttOfl '1Ne ART, 1112 M• • Tm4*D(at1 Oeotae 1.. ~ , .... mm Thi• bu11ne11 11 oon-u.a Meud• M~. dUc:ted by: an lndM«All nere Or., ~ 8eacf\, WILLIAM .. Thie ........ ... llod Delly Plot Dec ••• 11, 22. dUelt<f by: • corpc>Jellon 2330 Vanouwd Way 1H • Have you ~ doing Ca.. t2tlO UCZOAlllM, wlttl \he County Clettc of Zt, 1• T11t Have you ttlllted doing 101, Co1la. MH&, CA. IMIMea ~No l<dly A ? Poppert, 1112 A NE w CS8f811t4 OfMQI CGunty on 11flOIM •••.,. _.....1 WllMN Y9'?~~11JM m 0111W W. INnl M8rlntrl Dr., Ntwport LAW OfllPICU Ofl 1 .... 7797IO ~ '"''"" NV ao.rd A • Inc., 'thl• buelnau 11 con-Thia etatemtnt wa tlfed leech, Ce 92tlO WILLIAM•· Dlllty ft1loC Dec. I, 15, 2.2, "°tftlaue h•IM• =:w"' '-L.aveci.. ,.,..._ dllelec:t by: an lndMdUal wtltl ,.,. ~ Cler1t of ~~ ~·:i·~:u.;on. ESS?? ezcz•PAlllM, 21. 1• Ttu ...._ , .... ....,. Ttt11 11atemem w.a ftlld t!:,::..r")'t!C1at,:tt<t dOlno Or*'OI ~~.":' HIM ~ tult1ed dolno B lJSJN • • ... MAIM 8TR•IT, PVIUO IOTICI =::The fol4oWlng l*oonl.,. With the Colalty Clerk of u.. r..t•ude Ma111noer Otlly PllOI Ole a 11 2.1 bualneM y9f? No autT• aoa ••AL · bYelnaU u · Ofanoe,eoun1y on 1i.11-111 Thi• ataternen1 -• fifed • • ;. • Kath'f P'CIPl*t 8UCH CALiPO .. NIA "'°'"'9ue halrt1H F0t lenlote, 2007 t .... 77UM Witt\ the Co\mly C1«11 of 21• ttlll 114 Thia atal~ WM fifed ••• a•• a e e • • e • • • , 80140 • ,._ 8kh•ant Port lhl•t.!1.1...... Newirport Dally Plot Dec 12. 2t t'\o',o,...._ c---on li./04/91 ••auc NOTICI wtlt'I the eounty Cleftl of The~ pereone .. 8elch CA•-M "T2 ' _,.,"""' ..,_ .. , rv Orange Coul'lly on 1•1a.ee P'ul:lllah1c1 Newport doli'CI bullr1"a ... I) 8 & A A~ Uvklo A•r· 19111, Jan I , 12, 1 '4 1 .... 717211 1 .... .,..,..,. Beach-Coa11 ""'... DWty J lriltlrP!1 ... b) HOU9e o1 ""'A(1flf'tt:'J (CA)., *7 P'on PUii.iC NOTICI 0•tv hot o.c I. 115• 22• ,..'"'•• a.IRaae Deity Piiot o.c u n Plot 0.C:ember 1e, 11, U . Pt\Onel, c} ~ A Ut, 8natOI, NewpGft 8Mch, CA 2t, 1... T1tl . MefM 8tataM1nt 1"8 Jan I 12 1te1 'T23() ~~~ Wl'T1'2 :J., ~.,.J:,.~.:lirT•~ '= bu1ln111 11 co~ "::~== PUILIC HOTICI ~ 'e'~N:: MUC ..0TICI lrnlth Mllf« L.ock & K"V: g duc:19<1 by· a corporltlon The follftlng per90nt •re ......... aualna• pot1 AUllO Workl, 120 1,,..,._ _______ _ flUILIC NOTICI United Dlttrlbutora fl Have you •tart.cf dol119 dolno l;lualn111 11• Teeoe ....,.. .,......... dUltrlal Way, Coita Mt .. , l'lotftteue •e1ri1u tteHH P'hone Center Slor•, I ~·~1~ ~· 12;:J! &. CO., Dl9 Newport C1r. The '°'1oW!ng ~ .,. ~:L Hat,_ 2IH N..,._ ltatetMnt -HOUM ol PhOnla Dlacount ""' ng ' Dr .. Nfl#PO"I lel(h, Ca. ~.._ .. USA ... -. The lolowlng 1*tont .. NOT108 TO W'1ehouM, 2027 Ptac:ientta rtlll ~ency, Wendy i<n.I· 112MO Im VIII ~ Redwood Ave., Co1t1 dOlnO ~ •: Q & M CUDfTOU cw ~7 Coot• M.... CA ~ ~ Med HemandN 4. food•. Inc., "° ' l7th k. SUte ~ t:-~=· la con-,\UTO, 17t '"" It., II, IULK UA.8 MD WM (~11 . 180 Via .._,,,. co... M .... CA 12t21 • lndMdual ~ MeM CA t2G1 Oft,...,...,,... TO John '-Smith, '30 Gowf• ~,.._~ ~_e! pwa, NnCnO santa MMOt"-NIZlr 1 Jlalnl e ftllt'fteld ~by:~ --... Olno lhaf1hiti.n.,, 2114f TRAll8PD nor St , Cotta ,....._ CA ......... .,,... .....,.,. .. , on 1..,..,._ I'll' Cl tatM irw.. CA en1• • ~ _....,. lurfwood tn. HW"lllngtOn .ALOOMOUC 12a1 teMeT?nao Thia bu~lneH 11 con-1.a•IK. Rahel,•,~. =~.,;:·H4 aMCh.CAta..i 11,_,..,,w,...,~,._,_,,,,._.,...,..,,,,.,,,..__.. llVDAGllUC...,.I Aobll1 E. MIMt, '30 GOY-Dally flllot Dec. t , 11.12. ouc:teaby a~ IMM,CAen14 11111 •""*"" Wiii tied Thia bualn•H It con. lluut,W.,,arill,... lid,,.,_,...,..,,._, CUC C.. ttOt .. tmor SI• eo.ta Mela. CA Zt, 1M T117 H~ fOU ltMlt<f c!O!np ll'llt bu1lne11 It con-~ the C«ny Qert Of 'Thinking of hevtng a ~·...,,I a, ~ bualMtt la ~ Tl'\e COmmunfty Why play Hld9 N 89" your home Oftnge ~on 1~ ~ N!fe? t m1ot uo11 .. 9'M1., dUdOd bf a,_,.. pert. ~ ~ Ti.::::r:J ~.::.-;8!tled. 0.-, ..J•:.:.•::~:-:. Cl~:.:..= ru t~ ... ~-~ ....... .,. todayl 942-MTI, 21. 1• T111 M• M78 CWTA....,. ~:=====---~~-====~~==~--~-===============21=:=============:======-.. ~~rt Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ...... " m ....... ,. ca ......... ' SEimCE DIRECTORY -For All Your Home and Business Nf'eds -......... i , r ByFax (949) o:i 1-659,. ' (I'!. 11• (utlt "''" udflll' 1wl rJ .. atM" n111ut.._., au,t •r U rill~·"' t.11<l "tl1 •I'"'' f(uQ4') By Phone ('W>) M2·:lb7X - By MaMJi Penom :HO \h -1 Bm S&n·l't (;q IU \11' 11 (;\ 1)2(>27 \t \ .. ,, or~ Ht"I o. 11.h ~ Hours 11•lq1lio1w ShlOu111-5:00p111 \lu11'l.' • ri<la• WulL:-111 8<illum-.i OUp111 \\JllJ.1,. I n<S.• Tu8'doy, o.c.mber 22, 1998 Polley Ratt~ and dcadhnr Urt ubjrct to rhungf" -.uh<mt 0111ke. n~. publi.hrr rr.:.fn 1•s thr ngh1 tu rrn!.C1r, rrd.1 ,ify1 rt_vic,e or rejr:cr IHI\' da~~ifi1·d ad\ crtl 1•111f11t. l'lt·11 ,. report uny tl'TIJr that ma~ h1· in \our 1·l11~~ifi••d ad inun1·di111rl). 1lw DailJ Pi.lot 1H·c-t·pb nn lia{)ilitv for mh 1-rror in 1ua ud\t'rtN'ml'nl for .,,,Jurlr i1 ruav h,. f~ JJOl~ib)r t:.ll~tpt for llW I H~t of th11 ~plli·P 8CtU1tlly 0Cf'Uplf-d by tlw error. Cmlit ran <mlr be t11lo..-rd for thr fi rst Ul,,t:rti~n. __ _.;.... _____ Deadlines ------ Monday ........... .f riday S:OOpm Thursday .• Wednesday S:OOpm Tu~~day ........ :~fonday 5:00Jif!l Fnday •. ~: .. .-.ThurSday S:OOpm \tedue!>day .... Tue day 5:00pm Saturday .......... .Friday 5:00pm • I y k a k 's ... .. • .. HOLIDAY SCHEDULE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE MAJUD SUPS WIUfTBD WANTED 5530 5530 MISC. 6015 DOaS 7022 liTOiiiliBUY ___ SOillill TO IUT 6019 d ... iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii :; Our office will be closing at 2:00 p.m. on AYON PRODUCT• ••....c>uteld• FT-PT • .luet or .. t f'lrewood c.ntw 9Hp up to so· • h d Start your own b~ Mak• your own hr• Avoid the ruehl Order " Side Tl• up to 25' ,... T urs ay, December 24th and will reopen at nH•. Wort< fl•x.lbl• and own Income. No nowl $135 a cord, "'$715 mASY ACC•••m .. .-rn1 .-.~llllll• 8 d houre. Enfoy unlimited •XP necc. full training 1/2 cord. Oellv•r•d M9-729-7970 : ......... lllljftt .... fM· :30 a.m. on Mon ay, December 28th. earning•. Call toll free Euy SSOK PT. BUH frM to your driveway. TM• P•RRCT .,11 .. f~Hlm11Altt11111t1 (8 88) 942-4053. Svc. Fax 949-e75-5503 714-805-1432 80AT DOCK .. _.. _.. ..... M llltttl The deadline tO pf ace a new ad Or renew an (CAL•SCAN) Wolff Tennlng Bede Vacant Boat Dock •It tf"rllH "tllf •11l1rt1ct, T H I kl F 0 t ... ,. H•ll•llH •r .iml•l1tllu f ti d f. Th d p "d • Is Bo•t Dook orew APPOLYDl&Vf an At om• oo ng °" ccupan ex S ng a ,or U!S ay Or Tl ays paper w•nted P(f. Apply Buy Direct and • .,,., Under 10' Wide. Great .. '11" .. ,.,, "1"· lllttlH. 5 d h d di (. In penon w-..aun S£1Tt'Jt.(i CommerCIJll/Hom• Location Near Th• :;1u.11..-Clf,llMMlel11111tM :00 p.m. On Tues ay. T, e ea ine ,or our 2 -4pm •t B•lboa FI'Moml.nj(and unite from $199.00 Fun Zone. Call Beach ... tt .... tt1fM,tft1l1l,..IM S t d M d dit " . .,...h d t Y•oht Club, 1801 eve11.1!Jgt-1ilftb Low Monthly Pmt• •n Bay Rental Co. at ......... .., .... "9tttt1ce. a ur ay or on oy e 1on IS J, urs ay a noon. Baplde Dr, CDM Sl2·820 F,... co1or catalog C-949) 87'3·7368 • ..... ..,. ... 1..,.,. h r. I Per Ilour Call 1-~111-0158 COMPUTERS 6018 AUTOMOBILES , .. , ••• .,.,., •Ill ••I Best wis es ,or a wondenu holiday. co. s Po N so Re o •••••••I klf'l!llf!Y _.,. •llf '""*'· 'I' TRAINING & 1st year Top·J•roduccn .... ltf rNI Nitti nld II II I n C O m e I 3 0 K • higher ,...,... ti .. i.. °" '""" Steven• Traneport -• ll<ahh. l~ i-....... WBBa TV board 111 lltrlll• llltftllt4 1u1 111 OTA truck driver• : ~~ ..... ••• n .... •'""'"' I• .... want. d I N 0 ~ •u.. ...... ....,._ ..... .,., .,, "'*"* .. 11 experienced or &t.blishcd ln l9tt9 converter, neccneuy ACft'D• C a b I e 8 • S 1 5 0 . U&\ft 9010 ...,..._,. 888-27M058 EOE. ... U>ft ..---. lt ct•· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~u a1Cp4trtenced ·Toll frM and "'°"'n·• CM8) 721-8648 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • 1'•11 ti .... 111*' ... cell MUI (CAL •SCAN) Call for a11poml.ll1cnt lrM .. , ...... , .... ftf --------1-888-313-474-4 .... ,, ••• DC-...... ............. COOK WANTED ai1•11ca.... Gl!HEW. 21021• BUSDOSS Beoll Bev c.te TO BUY 8019 ------•I MISCEI.IAREOUS OPPORTUNITY I• now hlrtngl Apply In -=------• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CDM 18R 11195. IU!NTIU.S pereon @ 1131 Back Pr~oious, friendly. I BUY ALL PIANOS ROUSES/ I CONDOS ae,tront Condo '••••••111•• liiiiiiilliii•iliiiiii2ii9ilOii4iL!Bay~~O~r~., ~N~ew~port-_!B~c~h: I .,. AntlquH.qual. fUrnitura Na 3BR 12500. I• 94s..~1100 EOE Corona del Mar Yacht 1pc or houHful cash '80 LRQBND 28K ml, Dark grey, loaded, Orgln owner Sl0,000. , .... , ...... 777 '8• lnle9r• 4DR Auto, SIR. P/R. Ci.an $13.995 '(012323) South Ce..t Aou,. 714-979-2500 8tudlo ApertnMftt ·---------AT&T -MCI PAYPHONE Drtv•r Poeltlon PT Club is hiring food paid (714) 9157-8133 on Penlneul• seoo. ROOMS 2708 Rt... Prim• eltu Mon, Wed. Frt, clean ser'iers immediately. Old Coln• Gold Sllverl---------i 3BR nr Nnd $1700 $150K year potential. drMng record & OMV . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low•• t Pr I c • •. printout req'd . Mint Prior expericnc~ Franklin Mint, Stertlng : FOR SALE ·------·1 1002 BNTD Llttl• Inn By The 800..Soo-3470 be able to llft over Old watch .. & Jewelry ~n BQ Hotel, 1 blk to (CAL·SCAN) 80+ lb•. Apply In per· preferred. Smiling WMtcou1 Coln 842-IM4a -~l!IMlttt -bch. Low wtdy ralH LEARN AT NO COST, eon. No call• pl•... applicants shOuld apply R•CORoirroli i * V.A. * -arATuMn~ $450Up 949-673-8800 about th• follOWing: 2300 Newport 81'/d. CM in person. Busincs.\ Jazz, R&B. Soul. Roel< $0 Down • $0 Mov.-ln 949/723-441M NB W .Ooeanfront/22nd. pereonal privacy, prl· DRIWR·l'LAT1H!D. days Wednesday E~ ... 50'• m~~= FREE Couneallng Prtvata rm, unfum, ehr vate offehore tru•t• & MILES. Mon•y. R• FREE Uet of Hom•• CORONA bath, utl• pd, n/eml<g, banking, ueat protec-•pect. 34 cente/mll•. throuJh Sunday, Hu o NA REP OS • kitchenette, taundry. tlon, protection from Medical, dental, llf• 1601 Bay~ide Dnve. 1-800-723--8857 DBL MAR 2122 1 block to N.B. Pier judgement•. Call 1· lll"ld 401K Consistent Vat•ran R .. 1 Eetate $510/mo. Call Sam at 800-887~890 detall• mllff. Wfft•rn or 48 Corona del Mar. NO OOWNPAYMENT7 Old CDM 2br ~.5ba 94!>-875-4808 & queetlone an-etatee. 3 yre. OTA + PROBLeM ctadlt? rooftop deck $2000mo (Between 9AM-5PM) •w•red. (CAL-SCAN) yr flatbed Combined OWn th• home you Dy• 949-833-0711 or Trans 800-637-4407 EMPLOYMENT need now, without a EvH (949) 721-9882 nnu.11T~ TO CUDIT 2907 (CAL•SCAN) SERVICES 5533 big down payment. ~-. uu..1 ' Ltve..en Nanny/HoUH l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Compl.te financing If COSTA --~. 2124 SBAU 2724 ouwR YOUR HllA.D KMpef. General uei.t 1• quallfl•d. O.Oeorg• ~ .,. .w/kld•. Muet epNk Home Alliance ·In deptl Credit catde/ l!ngllah 949-729-7870 1 -a o o -3 4 3 -2 1 a 4 • Balboe room to rant, blll•? •C4J1 payment• _ _..;.... ______ _ (CAL •SCAN> ,. EMT SID• 1 Br 1 Ba kite; pnv, w/d. m.ture up to ~II •Malnfato llARlllA , _.... ___ _..... _ _...... ___ , hou•• 1725 w/gwage over ~. 1&42.SO/mo good credit. •FREE OFf'ICIE CLERK ' 1776. No dog• Agent utll tnct ~9-723-8787 con• u It a ti on ,.T poeltlon with , (949) 842•MOO 8 ........ Pie... be aww• that th• lletlngs In thl• cat· evorv may f9qU_r• you lo call a 900 number In which the,. le a charge J)9r minute SOLDf ~M••• uw•D• ......... C4M M50/ROOM + ut. II ( 8 0 0) 5 15 8 ·1 5 4 the Newport Ounff r • .....---.,,... ... -Prof'I n/i no ,_ta www.anewhOrtzon.org Waterfront R••ort • Showca•• home• 21MO Tabago Pl Ex •· ...--' Llceneed, bonded. Baelc clerlcal and•--:..-....-------- : , for Nie In our ecutlv• Home.· 3b; avail 211• Call Ted non-prottt/Ne11onal Co. cuetom•r service EMPLOYMENT BUILDING MATERIALS 6030 STl!BL BUILDINGS Sate~ 40x60x14, $8,032; 150x75x14, $10,825: 50x100xHS, $14,073; 60x100x18, $15,712 Mlnl-etorage bulldtngs. 40x l 80. 38 unite. $18,269 www.tentln•lbulld- lng.com Sentinel Bu lldl nge , 80().327-0790 extenelon 79. (CAL•SCAN) _ s.turday Real Eetate 2ba Iota of Upgrad••ll 949-82SMM17 (CAL•SCAN) eklll• required. Paye WANTED 5535 .. supplel'Mntl $1800 714-751~. N~ H•IGHTS houe•. 17.50/hr. Call Nancy 1-0-1:!1:2-l_C_E _____ _ • HOMll OF Muter br w/lg clo .. 1, 949-'7~1100 n· TME WllK NEWPORT & ~Meck. FUii prW•. GET 0 MEDICAL BIWNG Care•Otv.t for •Id· PVRNITURE • . • frp • WO. IOOO/mo. Unlimited Income erty. 10yr• loc/refe. EQnrDMENT 6047 'D...,_ Me etart BEACH 2169 (IM8) N1·78H OF DE...... porentlal. FT/PT. ,,,.. Orlvlng /ehopplno/ vu- 8' lvet t'791 liii••••••lii NP OCEAN FRONT 3br DI i vaet S4,99S/$8,9$S. Fl· good cook I Chrltllne liii8iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o..dllna Wed 5pm WW NAVIE eo 2.5ba, nu h ... Share ™_e can heln f n•nrlna •v•ll•l'>I• 94~&-3735 otftott & Fum &quip ••• ** HOM•S IN Mm/CM fem, $700/mo + MC. ---l:...: ,.,... Info. & video. 3t81 .Airway Av. OPEii HOUSE From 11 aoo.-S8000. Mlohelte 941M31-65?5 • Crtdil Qirds C.Oruolidattd cu.m acquletton pro-~t• ~ ~~ !;4:o85 ~.:'J=~:,.•~:! G:k.,moe.~=I•••••••• • Paymtntsl.awtrtd ~a2";01 .8<~'f.~:C~~ MERCHANDISE • • ••• d. rtl 2Br 2Ba epeo Hbr Wd• co•....-eacw. • /Hnttrest Rtductds ~Oih~oe~A~~=:.;c~u~at~ .. ~rv~.1·------· ·-,-E-T_S_• ____ _ It pay• o a ve •• TWnhme 2 car 9&' ~ • arussmtnts' lop phone•, AR/AP, comp ~t~~~ wo hkupe susoo Agt REAL ESTATE • l/ablamos • eklll req. $9.00 30hr/ ANIMALS 8041 ~•• 1 •oo•v Cynthia 94M7~ l••llil•••• Wk, beneftta, CM. Fax .,..... 1 "' Ae"9r 'VleW KnoU resume: 949-1574-1502 LISA RIVIRA 3br 2.&ba oondo, •-1-~-l'Va--e~--0-m----• Pit 9outlque s.1 •• MN74-4212 pool, ten, no peta. v~-.--for Fuhk>n O.elgner. ..,1NE #llJ.EY $2100 949-7ec>-eee7 POI ll!NT 2761 l.lllWll..,.~~~W personality plue, retaU "" Ucle l•I• 38r 28&. lm•••••••l._---------i exp pra1'd. SaWy + MN74-4241 Frplc, 3c gar, walk to CM pnme '9tall epc, comm. M~Wed. Brttt bch. Genoa St. l3000/ 2100ef etart 11.10 MONET 94 ... 7 .. 2174 Mo. -...72~1• NNN tm!Md occup. TO LOAN 2914 Pff MANNY for baby •LIDO ISLE* bay vt.w Can be epllt Into two In CdM 2-8 pm Tue-Fri 1007 dpbt 3br 2ba. nu tll•/ ·~~. Ned Q . NS/car/Eng/rare req. iila••••••ll carpet, get. $2000/mo. 94~7M2 ext 203 S$$ FOR A VARIETY of $8hr. (949)719-9935 "'IO• R•DUCTIONI S.. 103 Via Afltlbetl mention thle ad long ter~ 0 In~~· PROPERTY MGR M-F Only H09,000I 4Br (714) •~H• :,tr~:· to1'1 ,~.~ FT. for Senior Mobll• 2.58a on the be}'91de. NiWPORT ISL• 1 -8 8 a ·2 3 1 .~ 3 7 5 . Hme Patk In Nor1h HB 1 Call OoOQ Ech•lbef'O. Bay Front. 2Br 1.5Ba. BUSINESS a. (CAL•SCAN) area. Exp pref. Salary : A.gt IM....._7711 tc garage, s1eoo/mo. Ul + benefit•. Fax Agent, David Prince PINANCE Reeum• 949-852-6582 949-718-1520 Salee COIONA Newport T•rraoe ANNOUNCEMENTS COM• GROW DEL MAI 1022 Spaclou• 3br 2.15ba, WITH USI ~--•111111• .... ~I twhn, rrplc, patio, pool BUSINESS EJ(pandlng retall ad· ~ VACANT TWNHM• 11380 Avail Jan 1 Ag1. POI SALB 2900 LOST. vertlelng depar1ment • LOVf'IST ~RIC8D ...... 7 ..... 12 Mek• a Mlf motivated , 3Br In COM. Out of 60ft '""'' yNr round, POUND 2925 •ccount •xecuttva to Leopard lookallk•. CFA Oct ktttene $250-500 ~731831-2111 SPORTING GOODS 6065 Fltneee •11ulpm•nt YHr End Salel All treadmnlt, b•tcee, etalr •t•ppen. t1ew & refur- blthed 949-722-8466 TIWfSPORTATION BOATS 7011 MINNllY'9 YACHT aURPLUS M8848-418a When you wntc a Classified ad, include alt the facts and get the results you want: 642·5671 Run your ad In the Newport Beac~ Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beact~ Fountain valley Independent to reach over 100.000 homes. Fax us ttus form with your credit card # or marl With a check toda>1 Run for a week! If your car does not sell. we'll run It for another week FRDI All fof just $10'. Can't •eem to get to all thou repair Job• around the house? Let the Claaalflecl Service Directory help yoo flnd reliable help. M2·H78 ------ Chanc99 are you Will find what you need •t th• price you want to pay when you reed C .... tnecl dalty Th• Community M•rleet Pl•ca, ClaHlfted 942 ... 7. Sell your car! __________ ,, D YES. IB1 MY CAR 1 ,..,.. 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East deals NORTH WEST • 986 • 4 JO 4 Q A K Q43 O A J 2 •983 EAST •K Q 10986 5 2 ~ ~8764 Q Void o JCJ09SJ · • Q 107 4 2 SOUTH 4 AQJ 7532 Q J7 O Void • A J 6S TilC bidding: EAST SOl!TR WEST NORTH 3\1 ,. ,.. 5\1 Pass 5• Pm .... ..... Opening lead: Fuur of• 1here is a tendency among dupli· cate players, when the vulnerabilitl' is favorable, for ever lighter opemng preempts. That can f ead to some strange results, as this deal from a team match illustrates. To preempt at the three-level on a bad SIX·card suit With all the high cards on the side is bizarre, to say the least. We would not think of any action other than pass with the East ~and. South fell that the hQldfog mer· lled more than just three spades, which m11ht sounJ to pattner as merely 1 cornpet1livc effort, so jumped to four spades. NOC'th cannot be (aulted for moving toward slam, but South wu not interested West Jed a club and declarer cap- tured East's kina with the ~e. TilO bidding and the opening ledd made it clear that West held no hearts, so declarer was not tempted to try to get to dummy for the spade finesse. Instead, declarer h1id down the ace of spades, with &ratifying results. Trumps were drawn. three clubs were discorded on the ace of diamonds and two good hc3ns, and declarer took: all the tricks . . At the other table, Ea.st saw no rea- son to open the bidding, and North· South ended in a quiet four spades. Again the lead was a club to the king and ace. Declarer, mesmerized by the lure of an ovcrtri'k or two, tried to cross to dummy with a heart to take the trump finesse. West ruffed, cashed the queen of clubs and gave ~a 'club naff, then ruffed anodl- cr hean for down one. Five spades making seven at one table, four spades down one at the other I Leam to be a better bridge play- er! Sobecribe now to the Goren Bridge Leiter by calling (800) 788- 1225 for fnlonnatJon. Or write to: Goren Brld&e Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chic.go, Ill. 60680. 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