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Home My WebLink About1996-12-17 - Orange Coast Pilotr · I SP .ORTS · Costa Mesa giris top Western in hoops • Serving the Newport-Mesa communtty·slnce 1907 I I I I I' I I I ' h, RS THE VERDICT From burlesque to swing. L.A. had it all • . I I I I, I I , , m~~~"~~~l-,ki_ ~~i·m~.-t?~p~son st eve marble OlU world turned upside down T he emotion is shock. The emotion is repulsion. The emotion is sorrow, deep, deep sorrow. You see a person everyday, say hello and talk, sometimes about family, sometimes about what's going on in town. They become a part of your life. You like them. You value their opin- ion. And at the end of the work week you go home thinking you'll see them -as usual -on Monday. And then the world goes crazy. The collective lives of many of us at the Daily Pilot were turned • SEE MARBLE PAGE 4 By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA tvffiSA -Police are still seeking clu es to the identi- ty of the man being held on suspiciQn of slaying Donna Jacobson, 59, the Costa Mesa woman who was stabbed to death only feet from her doorstep Sunday evening after returning from Mass. The suspect, arrested near the scene of the Anaheim Avenue homicide after. ·a sec- ond attack in the parking lot of a fitness club, has given police th e name Omar Coyotzin Rivera. He said he is 18 years old. But police have not con- firmed either of those claims, and say the suspect is an illegal immigrant who ca.rried a phony green card. Donna J acobson left Mass at St. Joachim Church around 6:30 p.m. Sunday and drove home. Around 7 p.m., a neigh- bor discqvered her body near her Toyota Camry parked out- side her garage. Jacobson's husband, Michael, was watch- ing television at home during the attack. He said he heard nothing. . Jacobson .died of multiple stab wounds in what police originally thought was an attempted carjacking but now appears to be a botched rob- bery. After allegedly slaying Jacobson, the man reportedly attacked another woman one block away, on the other side of Lions Park, as she was getting into per car, said Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick. The second victim is Ann Jorunn Johansen, 4 7, of Tustin. The knife-wielding attacker grabbed her and tried to hold her, but she broke free, Yezbick said. He said the attacker fled when people walking out of 24 Omar Coyotzin Rivera has been arrested tn the slaying of Dally Pilot employee Donna Jacobson. Hours Fitness saw the struggle and heard Johansen scream. Johansen was treated at Hoag Hospital with a minor cut on her wrist and released. •Evidently the second Estanda High School senior Tanya Perkins checks her tlnal plece of essential camping equipment. a handmade fleece Jester hat. wom to help her keep warm at Sequoia National Forest. Students in ... ....................... . ~.~.~.~~~~ ... ~!9.~~~. new Outdoor ................................. Club learn ......................... about all sorts ................................... . of wild things -..................................... includina how to .................... ;::!' •••••••••••••••••••• Raymond Weden loves camping, but likes to do it without his pa.rents . 'fyson Hellmich just wants to get out of the city. Robert Weden ts ready to overcome his fear of repelling. lndustrlal technology teacher Greg Poole bas been a boon for these three and about 20 other Estancia High School students with an interest in exploring the outdoors . , When Poole came to Estanda three years ago, he brought his interelt in blgh--edventure outdoor activities wttb him and formed the tchool'I Outdoor Oub. Poole bu taken studentl cm rockcttmbtJ1g.~. ~and canq>-.. -. (attack) was a carjacking,· Yezbick said. "He was trying to get away.· -Police scoured the area with the help of a helicopter, and found the culprit crouching • between two cars in the adjoin- ing Courtyards shopping cen- ter. Y•bick said police discov- e.red a knife underneath the car next to him. .. The nian, who gave a Pomona Avenue address in Costa Mesa, was booked on suspicion of murder and assault with a deadly weapon. He is being held without bail. He will be arraigned today in Harbor Municipal Court, said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Tom Boylan. . Boylan said those with infor- mation about the attack -or other crimes in which the sus- pect may have been involved - should call Boylan at 754-5369 or Detective Bill Redmond at 754-5361. bill lobdell Small memories still big in the heart I t's the little things .you keep remembering. Your mind keeps flashing back to Satur- day night's Christmas party at Newport Dunes -she was the first on the dance floor, stunning in her burgundy holiday gown She looked so elegant, so happy. so full of We. The image won't go away And that's a good way to remember her. You think about a similar Christmas party years earlier, and the moment you first fell for her. This woman, who you knew worked somewhere W1thin the accounting department, grabbed • SEE ·LOBDELL PAGE 4 Proposal for inn at Castaways scuttled for now •Irvine Co. unwilling to wait for local family to sell Countryside Inn idea to skeptical residents. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot --~ -T11Jleila run out on plans to build a Coun- tryside Inn at the Irvine Co.- owned landmark site known as Ipwer Castaways. Though the hotel chain's own- ers, the Ayres family, say the idea is still a possibility, the Irvine Co. is exploring other uses for the site at Dover Drive and Coast High- way. Irvine Co. officials said they don't want to wait any longer for the Ayreses to sell the idea skeptical residents and city offi- cials. The Ayreses, longtime Newport Beach residents, were asking the city to approve using the Lower Castaways site -currently zoned to be a commercial marina -for a hotel. After meeting-with re.$i- dents, many of whom opposed the idea because of traffic and envi- ronmental concerns, the Ayreses in November withdrew their zone- change request from the city. H As they introduced it to the community and talked to the city, 't-became dear that it-would take longer than a few months to secure the approval they need- ed,• Irvine Co. spokesperson Lar- ry Thomas said. uThey just simply wanted more time and latitude than we were willing to give. u Still, Ayres Group President Bruce Ayres maintains his belief in the hotel plan. "We would like to come back with a modified plan. We just need more time, "he said. The Ayreses' quest to put a hotel there has renewed other potential land-buyers' mterest m the site, Thomas said. He said the company has received •several calls" from potential buyers, though he declined to say who those were, _ ,.. , .. "We'll be reviewing the site," he said. "Then, if we think a hotel is the best use, we'll resume talk- ing with them.· Steps taken to revive lions Fish Fry P~e By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -In an effort to recoup losses since its demise, organize.rS of the annual Fish Fry parade, last held in 1994, is expected to return next year in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Uons Club. •0ur attendance has dropped in the last two years," said Rollo McClellan. chairman of the Fish Fry ~mmittee. ·0ur gross money has dropped." Phil Evans, president of the Uons Club's c.osta Mesa·New- port Harbor chapter said mem- hers of the non-profit organiza- tion were also nostalgic for the parade that accompanied the annual three-day Fish Fry and Carnival for 47 years. There was no parade in 1995, nor this past summer, because organizers say costs rose to about $14,000 for police barricades and traffic control. Also, Cty Council members voted against sponsoring a $5,000 dty Ooat in 1993 -the parade route was also shortened to c:ut costs. Additionally, the city was no longer able to help cover the •SEE FISH FRY fW)E 4 • TUESDAY, DEQMBER 17, 1996 A PARADE .OF MEMORIES Studen~ under investigation for alleged drinking at lake retreat • Fog, feminist protests, traffic glitches -the 88- year Jljstory of the Newport Harbor Chrisbnas Boat Parade has them all. The festivities begin toni~ht. flashed lights toward the By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily p;Jot seaside home of foriner Police Chief Arb Campbell, A former cop, reeling after who was accused of sexual a divorce, hijacks the Balboa harassment. Campbell ulti--..-~lie~J~"lM1~i~~t~ti...,.~ --·~li:.L ittlU~}c:1!1~~~/ii i4 the bay for the Newport Har-Gronsky, whose involvement bor Christmas Boat Parade. with the parade goes back So goes the most dramatic more than 25 years, remem- story in folklore about the bers the occasional boater usually flawless, 88-year-old overboard or parader steer- annual event. ing off the giv- Exciting, per-,----------------------1 en route. haps -but not F.Y.I. : "If it's a big true: It comes 1 1 boat going the f +The 88th annual rom the open -Newport Harbor Christ-e wrong way, ing of Joseph mas 8oat Pwade runs t some other W am b au g h · s 6 30 8 30 people think it's 1990 I : to : p.m. every nove set night today through the right way to in Newport Monday. call ng..Moo go and follow," .Beach, ~The for Information. he said. "They G o I d e n + The Newport Harbor do go the Orange .• Sons of the Amfrican wrong way Still, the LegJonareprcMdlngthe sometimes, but true a necdotes only bleacher seating in 1 it doesn't seem By Marilla Espino, Dally Pilot Five studentleaders at Orange Coast College are the subjects of an investigation into alleged alcohol drlnlcing while attending a leadership retreat in Lake Arrowhead lut month. Accord.il),g to the ~"~chool's ~~ fie"'"'"~ls' each a student government trustee -were recently suspend- ed from their student body duties for three days. All five, the cam-' pus paper reported, are under the age of 21. . The Associated Students OCC retreat was held at the UCLA. Conference Center on Nov. 14 and 15. Dean of Student Services Jef- frey Dimsdale declined to com- ment, but released a statement explaining, "If the allegations are true, appropriate disciplinary action would be taken in accor- dance with the Coast Community College District policy on student discipline." -some serious- ly news-ma k- ing, many 1ust plain fun the harbor for the to matter." parade. The parade The parade's passes bv the legion post Sou them Cali- on 15th Street about fornia site lias- 7:20 p.m. each night. n't completely The seating costs 15 KATSUYA RAINONE I DAll.Y Pit.OT FU PHOTO The Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade was named by the New York Times as one of the country's hottest holiday affairs. The parade ls now in its 88th year. The district policy states that students found in possession of alcohol on district property or at district functions are subject to the maximum punishment of expulsion. have lodged themselves m the memories , of past years' parade -goers and organizers. Some ghosts of parades past weren't exactly the stuff of warm fuzzy holiday remi- niscences. The event has sparked without dinner and $10 insulated it with dinner. Organizers from weather suggest arriving earty to problems. Fog ensure getting a seat. bas plagued Proc:eedS benefit~-some years, ans who need medlcel and wet weath- equlpment and doth-er forced can- ing.The 88th annlial cellation one Newport Harbor Christ-night about five . mas Boat Parade runs years ago, local 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. every r e s t a u r a t e u r night today through Bill Hamilton Monday. call 729-4400 recalled. for Information. c u s t 0 m e rs were so many party boats that these people thought the parade was still on," Hamilton said. "We didn't have the heart to tell them it wasn't the real parade." co untry 's hottest holi- day affairs - has made its name with its many perfect moments, not those fe w snafus. Coast Community College District student board member Scott McCarthy, an OCC student who was on the Associated Stu- dents' board last year, said the sit- uation was kept very quiet on campus before the incident was published in the school newspa- per, The Cbast Report. "Like everybody else, I was shocked," McCarthy said. "They are keeping it real private with the students involved." · McCarthy said the annual retreat is a positive event and that he hopes the incident is an isolat- ed one. traffic problems 1..----------------------' had travelle d from Northern California to one of bis three restaurants, The Cannery, to board a boat that would take them to view the parade. a nd has been conne c ted with boat fires a nG carbon monoxide poi- soning. In 1991. a boat loaded with National Orga- nization for Women members spewed protest chants a nd Police w&m against the traffic tie-ups brought by the event 's expected The route of the boat parade begins oU Collins Island and winds lts way through Newport Harbor. "Ev er y- body has a lot of fun," said H . Seymour Beek, a long- time parade organizer who is head- ing the boat judging this year. "We've The three-day suspension, he suggested, is probably only part of the punishment the accused board members would receive. Monrovia Avenue apartment gutted by fire A fire raged briefly Saturday morning in a second-floor apart- ment on Monrovia Avenue, engulfing the kitchen and living room and driving out its occu- pant. Firefighters attacked the blaze and ke pt it contained to a single apartment, though they temporarily evacuated nearby tenants. said Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department spokesman John Blauer. · Blauer said the fire damage is estimated at $20,000, and the cause of the blaze is under inves- tigation. Bleacher seating for boat parade at Legion The Newport Harbor Sons of the American Legion are provid- ing the only bleacher seating in the harbor for the Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 17-23. The parade passes by the legion post at about "We took them out any- way for a cruise, and there thousands of spectators. •But we've never had any boats sink'.ing or crime problems,• Newport Beach police Lt. briefly in the news 7 :20 p.m. each night near 15th Street at the bayfront in Newport Beach. Organizers suggest arriv- ing early to ensure getting a seat. The seating costs $5 without dinner and $10 with dinner. Pro- ceeds benefit veterans who need medical equipment and clothing. Library's Used Book Store needs donations The Newport Beach Central Ubrary Used Book Store is look- ing for book donations and vol- unt~. -Donations are accepted at any of the the three branch libraries and at the donation clos- et next to the store in the Central Ubrary lobby. The store also needs volunteers to work one or two shifts of three hours each per month. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Ubrary. Call 673-0419 for information. Auction-goers ride off with classic surfboards A weekend classic surfboard auction in Newport Beach netted about $138,000, part of which will benefit' the Surfrider Foundation. Organizers of the Danny Brawnet Classic Surfboard Auc- tion said about 400 people showed up at the 1Win Palms restaurant to buy vintage surf- boards from the 1950s and '60s. Of the 105 boards up for sale, 103 sold. The auction honors. Brawner, considered a surfboard-design visionary. Organizers hope to attract four times as many bid- ders t? next year's aud1on. .. Mail a package, give an unused toy to a child While mailing off holiday gift packages to loved ones, don't for- get to drop off a toy donation for a needy child. Barrels in Newport Beach post . offices are collecting unused wrapped toys tor the Toys for Tots charity, which will distribute them to needy children for Christmas. R£AD£8S HQNNE 642-6086 Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, c:c.t.I Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lllulttftlons, edtto- rial matter or~ hefein <Ml be repoduc9d wtth- out Wfftten permllllon of~ right owner. VOL to, NO. 211 Record your comments about the Dally Piiot or news tips. ADORE SS Our address Is 330 W. Bay St.. ca.ta MeN. Clllf. 92627. COMECIJONS It Is tM Piiot's policy to 'prompt· fy eotrtct •II ...ran of~. Please all S74-oi233. HOW IO BEACH US QwldDn 'The l1m. 0r_,. County (IOO) 252-1141 Mt*lllll• ~142·5678 Dllplay 142~121 ........ ..... QM ........ ~ ..... tpor,. ,. MM170 ~~IM.Mt MIMOMm .. ..... Offlot 142~'21 .... , • .,,.5t02 MIMf'r ~ ClllMil~-... w ........ ~ ~ ;:r11..n blboa 75/.41 Cos1aM9sa ~ Coronadal ~ n/41 WflGU~ LOCA110N sm WIJdil 1-ZIW ~ ,.a.., ....... 1.ZM RJwar Jetty 1:o.2 SW CdM 1 ·2 ""' .,_ 1'0DAY Plr'lt low t-.Ma.m. 1.1 Ant high J:1Sa.m. 4,7 ~low Doug Fletcher said. For the most part, the parade -named by the New York Times as one of the had a few accidents through- out the years, but it has been a very safe event.• "I would assume that is not the extent,• he said. "I'm sure that kind of behavior is not tolerated." School admini.strators declined to comment. Board members could not be reached for com- ment. - OCC holds 1997 High School Senior Day Orange · Coast College will . host its fourth annual High School Senior Day on April 8, 1997. More than 3,000 Orange County high school seniors are expected to attend from noon to 3 p.m. in OCC's quad. Every senior will receive early registration materials for fall 1997 classes along with information about OCC's transfer and occu- pational programs. Counseling, orientation and flnandal aid materials will also be available. Campus and departmental tours will be conducted for inter- ested students. Each student in attendance will receive a free barbecue lunch. OCC's campus clubs will off er demonstrations and sponsor food booths, and mUJic entertain- ment will be provided. For more information, call 432- 5725. FltSt low 10:55 a.m. 1.2 Ant higt1 4:11 a.m. • 5.1 Second low 10:11 p.lft. 1.2 ,_..~ 4:J'7 IM'-3.6 ... ~56 COSTA MESA • 2IOO blodc of .._ Street A television, VCR, compact disc player, Cam- corder and 60 compact discs were stolen from a residence with a bedroom window unlocked. • 200 blodc of E.-t 17th StnMt: $40 cash was stolen from a cash register Inside a stationary store during dosing hours. The front door was allegedly pried open. • 500 blodc of w.t 19th StnMt: Three aedlt cards were stolen from a wal- let Inside a locker. •JOO blodl of EMt 11th stNet: A $450 guitar and guitar case were stolen from a sidewalk while the victim went lnsk» his residence briefly. f!EWPORT 8EMJt • 1-blodc of llghlelMI Drtw: A $200 lawn mower was sto4en from a dosed ~· There WIS no sign of forc.ed entry. • MOO blodc of Newpan ..,.ewnt A male allegedly ailled a bartender at Hooters Restaurant and tic>td the twtender a bomb was to go off In 30 minutes. No~ pd~ w.19 found.. ~ • 500 blodc of 8190nla Aw: S 10, 150 worth of jewelry WIS stofen from a residence with an unlocked batttioom window. The screen on the bathroom window WIS found cut. • 2IOO blodc of Alea Vllta o.tve: A $750 wlltd\ was stolen from a drr.wr In a bedroom. There was no sign of f0tted entry. • 100 bloc:k of 45th Street: $310 worth of clothes were stolen from a laun- dry room inside a garage. The victim had reportedly left the garage open. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FullNrruRE • DRAPERIBS .-.;a.-. ..... Midao ........... 1:1ap.m, 0.1 I. '1111r. Pf l.._.,,.,._ _a. ..... ,... Sealnd~ J:CB~ J.7 ' . ---. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996 ·-· ·There's room in Community for .'La Posada' BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT . • The re-enactment of the Holy Family's quest for lodging continues through the week in various Costa Mesa neighborhoods. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA ~SA -k<>cal Latino residents and others kicked olr an annual Catholic celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ at St. Joachim Church Monday night, with a traditional Mexican Christmas La Posada. The event, which is the first of eight re- enactments of Mary and Joseph's search for lodging in Bethlehem, is a community- wide celebration of the Catholic faith. ·we don't celebrate with a tree," said ,,~P~~}!!'-»°"~9~ ~~ ~~ ~ chluth ... vv~E!brll · '--'ui:sl s· . birth." The Hispanic Parish Council, which consists of representatives from about a dozen local ministries, held the first posa- da on ~onday at St. Joachim on Orange Avenue. But beginning tonight, local fam- ilies will take turns hosting the posada in their neighborhoods through Dec. 23. The events will culminate with the largest posada in the Shalimar Drive neighborhood, where some 200 residents are expected to take part in the re-enact- ment of the Holy Family's historic search for lodging. The Spanish word La Posada translates into English as "The Inn.• When the Vir- gin Mary traveled to Bethlehem to give birth to the baby Jesus, she and Joseph' knocked on numerous doors attempting to find a room to rest for the night. portraying the Holy Family ask if they can stay for the night, but those inside · respond with a traditional song telling them to "Go away.• Madueno said. "They do the same thing (throughout the neighborhood) until they go back to the original house,· she said. A nativity is set up inside the host fam- ily's home and all those involved share tea and sweet bre ads. The next night, anoth- er family takes over the nativity set and the same is repeated until Dec. 23 . On Dec. 24, a community procession .. r~enati . tll~,~ko.Y:, 'its filial host family on Shcil:ifu1itbrive~ • · J..;· "For us. we re-enact that to remember 'Jesus, Mary and Joseph as immigrants who travel from one town to anothe r,· Madueno sa.id. "We too are immigrants ... it symbolizes our yeammg to We as Catholics.• Tonight the host of the posdda is the Casares family at 2233 Anaheim Ave.; on Wednesday the prayer group Pan de Vida (Bread of Life) will be host at St. Joachim Church ; on Thursday the Hernandez fam- ily at 2194 Placentia Ave .. Apartment E; Friday is a prayer group at St. Joachim; on Saturday the Gonzales family and a youth group at 2001 Meyer Place; on Sun- day the families of Maple Avenue will host at 1978 Maple Ave.; on Monday the families of Shalimar will host at 775 Shali- mar Drive. Five-year-old Edgar Ayala of Costa Mesa celebrates La Posada Monday night during a ceremony at SL Joachim Church. lbe Hispanic Parish Council is sponsoring the event, which continues unW Dec. 23. Local families organize together with neighbors to re-enact that night by walk- ing their neighborhoods and knocking on the doors of those participating. Those The free event begms at 7 p.m. each night and concludes with tea and food. The community is invited. For more infor- mation, call St. Joaclum Church at 574- 7400. Front row seats to the birth· of American comedy theater D uring the 1930s and 1940s B.T. (Before Television) Los Angeles, while clearly not the entertainment capitol of the world, was a rich source of live entertainment. First, there was burlesque, the bawdy format from which all American theater comedy arose. There were two burlesque the- aters, both on Main Street, the Burlesque and the Burbank. There such immortals in the bur- lesque field as Joe Yule, father of Mickey Rooney, could be seen, baggy pants, seltzer bottle, inflat- ed turkey bladder, together with a statuesque blonde with an ample body. There was alwajs consider- able leering and shooting seltzer down the front of each other's pants, so it wasn't dignified. It was funny, raunchy, vulgar and earthy. If you wanted something more refined there was vaudeville at the Orpheum. There, for 50 cents one could see such immor- tal stand-up comedians as Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Fred Allen, Ed Wynn, George Bu.ms and Gracie Allen and the Ritz Broth- ers. You wanted musical comedy? Go to the Mason or Biltmore the- ater and see such musical come- dies as No No Nannette or Coconuts with the Marx Brothers. This also cost 50 cents, although for that money one sot in the sec- ond balcony from where one could see the tops of the heads of tlie entertainers plus the bottoms of the dancers' shoes as they did their high kicks. You want music? The greatest bands of the swing era-Good- man, Miller, both Dorseys, Shaw -they all played at the Palomar with the extra added attraction of the Hudson Metsgar Girls, a troupe that danced between sets. If you wanted to hear a black band try either the Dunbar Hotel on Central Avenue or Frank THE VERDICT robe rt gardner Sebastian's Cotton Club in Cul- ver City. And all over town were little night spots much like New York featuring great names in the jazz world. A well-known musi-. cian would get a few sidemen and open a small nightclub - Wingy Malone, Louis Prima and Keely Smith, Louis Armstrong, Jesse Stacy, Yank Lawson, Fats Waller, Stuff Smith, Meade Lux Lewis, Teddy Wilson, Red Norvo and Cootie Williams come to mind. For snooty nightclubs where you could see famous movie stars in the audience, try Ciro's or the Mocambo. But for real gut-busting fun, try Slapsie Maxie's. Slapsie was the retired light heavyweight boxing champion, and he sur- rounded himself with such stars as Cully Richards and Jackie Gleason. I remember sitting one night at Slapsie's while Jack Ben- ny and Harry Ritz of the Ritz Brothers sat at the next table and tried to get the other one to laugh at each other's jokes. Neither ever cracked a smile while the rest of us who were listening were rolling on the floor. I think my favorite was Billy Gray's Bandbox. This was straight out of the Catskill's. The Yiddish jokes came fast and furi- o~. Billy Gray was the whole show. His favorite gambit was to select some woman in the front BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO T1lANSACTIONS Corporations, partnenh1~. mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAl ESTATE LITIGATION ANO T1lANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS ATTORl'l£YS AT LAW row who looked like she didn't understand Yiddish. Then, after each word or phrase of that won- derfully expressive language Bil- ly would lean down and explain the word or phrase in English. It sounds corny, but it was very very funny. So it wasn't Las Vegas. It was rich, wann, funny entertainment. And I never heard a four-letter word in any routine . • ROBERT GARONER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His col umn runs on Tuesdays. 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They read, and th~y reacted as if struck by a sl~g~ammer. · l' bonna Jacobson, 59, the Pilot's credit manager, wouldn't be in the building where she's worked for 16 years. She wdS stabbed to death Sunday dunng an apparent robbery attempt outside her Ana- heim Avenue home. Among those struggling to describe the woman they knew, there's d striking similarity in lan- guage: H Loving.• "Loyal.• "Feisty." For those trying to make sense of the circumstances of the death, MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 upside down late Sunday when we learned Donna Jacobson - friend, confidant and longtime colleague -had been stabbed to death in what mitially was reported as a botched carjack- ing. Donna had just returned from Sunday evening Mass at St. Joachim Catholic Church when she was attacked in the driveway outside her Anaheim Avenue residence. Whether it was an attempted carjacking. a robbery gone awry or just a moment of blind insanity, I don't know for cer- tam. l do know that somebody is in custody. l do know that some body I liked very much is ESTANCIA ONTINUED FROM 1 'They know if they bring that ~P on any of the trips, it's over." 'I >le said. Sut even wtthout major ditti- rulties, the trips have been far I. Jm uneve ntful. Kevin Escobar re me mbers · hen two students were fishing in . Cd.floe du.ring a trip to Catalina . ·1d one of them stood up. ·He shook the canoe and it I )ped over and the water was 1 ·•y cold," he said, laughing. Ou.ring the club's November t 'JJ, Robert Weden began to over- . me his fear of heights when be pelled at Se quoia National For- • and experienced a cooler type • <.:amping. "I camp all the time, but this -is my first lime snow camping,• srud. "I've only been in the ow twice because I grew up Jht in the city here.• r or junior Tyson H~ch. the RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ~Yow OOIOf CoVM Morel 1922 HAalOt llVD .. COSTA MESA • 5'6-1156 I tbe mtaopbooe and IUDg a won- the terms are equally allkei •Ran-noted the natural causes,• she said. •1t was derfully funny parody about your dom. • •Senseleu. • •Savage.• g r i s 1 y an u.nnecessaiy death and the la.st newspaper to the tune, •Tbank.s "She bad a really gruff way nature of moments of her life were so bru-• for the Memories.• She bad a about her, but everybody knew the death tal. and you know Donna would ~ beautiful voice, not to mention a that under that exterior she had a poses spe-never hurt :t:ne." : nice sense ol humor. big heart,• said Rhonda Weed, dal tor-Oetting Jacobloo bad •a ~ This wu IOIDeOOe to get to who worked with Jacobson for 16 meot.s to truly wonderful maniaqe and wu : know, you QOted u you watched years. "U you were her friend, those who so devoted to her husband. I've : her sing. So you did. she was fiercely loyal to you. I knew her. never seen a couple so devoted to ~ Your friend•Mp developed just can't believe this bas hap-He said it each other." Noting she was "a : euily, and you soon fell into all pened. It just seems to me it's so would be pretty feisty personality,• she said : kinds of convenationl with little senseless." easier to Jacobson had mellowed over the : effort. A native of Syracuse, New rationalize 13 years she knew her. ~ "How are the deadbeats?• York, Jacobson leaves behind a •a heart "She was probably more at : you'd ask. refening to the part of husband and two grown sons. attack or 'peace at this time in her life than 1 h~r job requiring the skills of a Devoutly religious, she bad Donna J&((obson something ever," she said, noting Jacobson : bill collector. attended Mass at St. Joachim like that.• .was pleased to see her sons find-1 ·~till not paying,• she'd Church just before the attack. Others agreed. ing their niches in life. "She used : replied. , Pastor Ken Krause, who :!!.'.!_!_ar<l !9 !ake it,• said to be more testy, more feisty. She's : And you d g<;> on from there. •yelilfll~• · t· .12.._~~~~~~-..,i_..,,l:Obc!ll!Jlv.. ~;tfie,'ba ,J,~~v~99~ ak.1', tOb~acobson's y and to ing su~rvisor. "It'S very tougn.'lt year than in any year I've own : ee"thfiitJs: ~on, <lbgs or comfort her family, said he knew it's a heart attack, still it's bad.but Donna." : smoking. her for 15 years as "an enthusias-this is ... • He broke off, then Jacobson's family declined to : You'd soon discover her great tic, involved Catholic.• added: "Crime happens every-comment for this story. : love for the Catholic Church and He said "a sense of depression where, but when it happens to Pramod Shah who was Jacob-St. Joachi:dl's in particular. It was and anger" hovered over the someone you have known and son's supervisor ~t the Pilot, spoke a pleasure list~ to someone church Monday, as word of the worked with for eight and a half of how she reconciled her reli-who was so exoted about the homicide spread. He added, years -you feel it." gious faith with the evil in the work of the church. •(Jacobson) would really be Judy Oetting, the Pilot's classi-world It also gives you some comfort angry that anyone (would) per-' tied advertising manager, said "She would say, 'God always now, knowing she's gone to petuate such a violent atrocity ... "the saddest thing ... was it was has some reason for that '" he Heaven .. · She was not one to sugar-coat so unnecessary, so unnecessary." recalled. •There is no~g we She was quick to give you things. She'd say her mind." "Death is never easy but you can do. God has His reasons a~ on dogs. When you were Pilot Publisher Tom Johnson could accept it (more easily) by sometimes to take good people." deoding whether to get a p~py, she sternly warned against 1t - dead. And I do know that the whole damn thing seems wild· ly unfair. Donna was one of the good hearts. She was candid and straightforward, always let you kiiow what was on her mind. She was a strong personality, a concerned person who seemed a bit more wonied about others than herself. She had a winning personal- ity. You knew when Donna was in the room. She was funny and caring, sometimes all in the same moment. My liie intertwined with hers during moments that stretch back 15 years. We commiserat- ed when the company's fortunes seemed fragile at best. We swapped "insight" into the volatile politics that once upon a time flourished in Costa Mesa. Most every conversation ended the same way. She asked trips are a great way to get away from the bustle and bustle. "It's a thrill to be out there and be away from everything,• "fyson said. • In addition to experiencing new adventures, the students said they enjoy getting to know differ- ent students and their teacher bet- ter. ·It's the only time you have to take a group of friends from school and just get away," Tanya said. uYou get really close." Ii Facials 250 Weaves I I ° Color I I Off w/coupon I I European Facial. ........ $15/up I I Bock Facial. ............... $18,00 I Manicure ..................... $5.00 I Pedicure ...................... $6.00 I I Eyebrow/Arch Woxing ..... $5.00 1COSffi;;'tOi~ : ADVANCED ACADEMY~ 2300 Horbot Blvd. Co~ta Mesa. CA 92626 ( 714) 54 5 161 6 me how my kids were. And with no more nudging than that, I'm sure I bored her by pouring out every detail. She was also one of my best news sources. She had a native ability to figure out what was a good story. Not long ago Donna pulled me aside to tell me about a local painter who was driving past St. Joachim when be noticed that someone had sprayed graffiti on the front of the church. The painter stopped. This seemed wrong to him. Very WTong. He parked, went into the church and told them he w~ted to make things right. And he did. He went out, bought the necessary paint and covered over the offending graf- fiti. "I thought you'd like that sto- ry," Donna told me later. "What The students also learn to rely on each other· out in the wild, Poole said. "I try to make them think for themselves. I get them to learn what they need to get through," Poole said. "You get that taught through camping.• But part of overcoming fears in their high adventures means rely- ing on their teacher, students said. "If there's anything you learn, you learn to trust Poole,• said Melissa Inouye, co-president of a nice guy, huh?" Acts of generosity -moments when humankind's better side shone bright -seemed to appeal to her. Llke most of my colleagues, I saw Donna for the last time at the company Christmas party on Saturday. She looked happy, having fun, an evening of friends and good cheer. While that's not a bad memo- ry to be left with, the good cheer has vaporized. I will miss Donna and her indomitable personality. But that just puts me in thick com- pany. All of us at the Daily Pilot feel a sense of hurt, disbelief and loss. And that's not likely to pass any time soon. • STEVE MARllLE Is the managing editor of the Daily Pilot. the club. ·Poole said the students do some group trust activities, but he really doesn't have any agenda with the club except exposing teenagers to the outdoors. ·A lot of the kids don't get the chance to get out of this area, this neighborhood,• Poole said. "It gives them a break from the streets. "I think it's a healthier choice than sitting at home watching 1V." but added if you insisted, please take her two dogs, which she claimed she hated. In fact, she was counting ~e days until the miserable dogs died. Again, her sense of humor, which you loved. And so for a long time, your conversations started out like this: FISH FRY CONTINUED FROM 1 estimated $25,000 it takes to stage the parade. But Lions Oub members say they are hoping the newly seated council members Heather Somers and Libby Cowan will be more "Fish Fry-friendly• than previous council members who voted against contributing city funds to the event City Councilman Joe Erickson said the Fish Fry is a nice tradition, but he would not support it. . "I think when people spend their hard-earned tax dollars they should receive vital public ser- vices,• he said. The Fish Fry committee met with members of the dty's Special Ev-ent Committee to discuss pro- posed plans to reinstate the parade. It plans to meet again at 2 p.m. Jan. 8 at City Hall. Other considerations were a change of venue. A nearby park- ing lot used to park carnival trucks and cars may no longer be avail- able because a proposed retail plaza was approved for the site at Monday's City Council meeting. The Orange County Fairgrounds Join Us For Holiday Catering Specialists Remember we boats ~ charters •tn your home or In our dinlng room ... " DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH For Rtstn•alioru and Dirtcrioru Call 723-0621 25 l Shipyard Way • Newport Beach PRfMBIM CIGARS ' • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo .. • Davidoff • Montecrtsto • El Subllmado • La Diva • Joya de Nicaragua • Diamond Crown • Don Lino • Dunhlll • Excalibur· Fonseca• Grlfftn • H. Upmann • MaCanudo ·Padron· Partagas • Playboy. Punch . santa Rosa flNI. LJpm•s • Corona • Collbrt • Dunhlll ·Prometheus · S.T. DuPont •your dogs die yet?" •Not yet, damnit. • she'd say with a laugh. But then one day she said that oae ol ber dogs bad died, and, jUlt U )'OU sUspected they would, her eyes teared up just talldng about it That moment will stay with you, too. And then there's the smoking. She smoked a lot, and every time you'd see her puffing away out- side the building, you'd bug her to quit. She finally stopped smoking tMs year. Kind of. You asked her at the Quist- ma.s party Saturday night if she wu lt1l1 a non-smoker. She smiled and said. •More or less.• She had told you onoe she wanted to quit smoking so she'd live longer. She wanted to be ' able to enjoy any future grand- children fo~ many years j>oUlb1r'~"iba ~::::; news because she would ve made the perfect ~<Ima Another memory to keep. And that's all you've got from now on, a aeries of memories, a Donna JAcobson highlight film - filled with random moments you had together for the past seven years -that can be viewed only in your mind's eye. You want to be outraged at her murderer, someone who would casually kill your friend and colleague for a few bucks. And that may come later. But for now, you're just too sad. So you hold all the good memories of her close to your heart, but what you really want is Donna back. Really, really badly. • WIWAM l OllOEU is the editor of the Daily Pilot. (ll I' I 1<1"-, DO YOU LOVE A IWPADI? Would you like to see the Uon's .aub I Fish Fry · parade return 1 What are your memories of the par.de? Pluse call our Readers HotJine at 642- 6086. was one consideratiqn. But Llons Club pa.st President Bob Howard said the event will likely remain where it is because its scheduled dates conflict with the fair. Ml CASA MEXl(AN RESTAURANT Hu gone fllblngl Por fllb tacos White fish served on a soft com tortilla with our "special" white sauce. cabbage. cheese . guacamole and a slice of lime. Like they se"e on the coast of BAJAll Our meals are • trip to BAJA u well u MEXJCOll EYE-OPENER CdM girls gain AU-CIF honors in tennis ~Newport Harbor held virtually :scoreless in the last 4:07 l>y Oilers 'at Bolsa Grande High Tournament;· ~ars will play Magnolia Wednesday. i&y Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot GIRLS HOOPS Wednesday at 4:30 p.m., ·trailed 34-22 when the Oil- ers' Megan Masuda hit a three-pointer 1 :03 into the second half, but Newport Harbor outscored the Oil-~ -~ GROW t.. -tfiQ.:·bellm@ll)!Hm:· ~e i~J>f :victories make good highlight videos, but an Newport's Colleen Eadie .important element is needed down the scored all of her 11 points in stretch: Points. " the third as the Sailors had • . . . . . . Coach Bob Dukus said. ·we didn't do enough : things right to win." : The Sailors missed four three-point : attempts in the dosing moments, and missed : the front end of one-and-one foul-shooting : opportunities twice down the stretch. They : were 2 of 7 from the line in the fourth quarter. : •If I was just somebody watching the game, : I would mention it,• Dukus said of bis team's : gam~~0!!.-~ow ~ootin~ ~ 'A ~· + .. "'-'th~ lteMh 56. fMwport HmtMw 50 Score by Quwt.s Huntington Beach 14 17 9 16 -56 : Newport Harbor 13 9 20 8 -SO : "'81tington .._., -Draeger 8, Masuda 6, : QUOTE OF THE DAY .... "" "«:ltoola ltaN 0 IHllk ......... btAt we pl'*'1d up MaJ6 D#Jl G1tll &taMa ... • -NBWPORT HARBOR BO>'S SOCCER COAOI ZIAD KHOVRY MESA'S ANDERSON Newport Harbor High1> girls basketball a 42-40 lead by quarter's Clayton team, behind by a dozen points early in the end. second half, gave Huntington Beach a scare, M.E. Clayton, Newport's .6-foot center, 'but that's it, as the Sailors scored only one nailed a short jumper in the key with 4:07 left point in the game's final 4:07, allowing the in the game to tie it, 49-49, but it would turn Oilers to pull out a 56-50 pool-play win Mon-out to 9 the Sailors' final field goal. 'day in the Bolsa Grande Tournament. •vou can't rely on coming back in the , The Sailors (2-3), who play Magnolia on fourth quarter every time,• Newport Harbor Kimoto 5, McKinney 0. Medlen 10, Pravongvlengkham 21, Wartjen 6, ·:.:: Mustangs wm· ' 70-62 3-polnters: Masuda 2. • Fouled out: None. Newport Hwt.or -Badorek 7, Glover 0, Eadie 11, Talley 7, Clayton 21, Dunne 2, Paul 0, Urban 2. 3-pointers: Eadie 1. . . ! CYPRESS GIRLS HOOPS : -Senior day's Mira Costa-Sante Fe win- ner. Fouled out: None. ! point guard Koo Kim scored a r----~~-~..--....,..~~-'":'"'-~~--:---:--::--:-:-~~--:--~--:-:---......,...---:"'"~---------......,...-~---, : career-high 31 points to lead the ! Costa Mesa High girls basketball : team to a 70-62 victory over West- : em in the first round of the Arte- : sia-Brethren Christian Touma- : ment Nionday at Brethren Christ- : ian High. Senior Chantay Peyton added 12 points, while Evelyn Powers chipped in eight and Julie Collett and Kelly Chapin tallied seven apiece. 111-.c ~ IDMV Pl.OT CclM'a ICate Simon (left) moves In on Duty Kriger of Cyprw; IJIMhey Grablls la at rigid. : Kim bit 14 of 21 field-goal : attempts and was perfect on two : tries from the foul line as the Mus- : tangs (4-3) pounced on the Pio- : neers for a 41-30 halftime lead. : Mesa extended it to as much as : ·18, before advancing to Wednes- : day's second round against Mon- Coste ... 10. Western 62 VVestern 16 14 14 18 -62 Costa Mesa 21 20 19 10 -70 W.st.m -Johnson 4, Echinique 4, Thomas 10, Rata.zcak 27, Eleopoulus 13, Atafua 4. 3-pointers -Eleopoulus 1. Fouled out -None. Costa-. -Kim 31, Peyton 12, Coll~ 7, Olapin 7, Powers 8, Jackson S, Daniels 0, ~ikeldjian 0, VVatanabe 0. 3-pointers -Kim 3, Jackson 1. Fouled out -None. BOYS BASKETBALL . . . . . . . . . . • . CdM falls to Lions, 64-62 • Westminster's Ly Nguyen sinks two free throws with 0:05 remaining in Sonora Tournament game. LA HABRA -Ly Nguyen of Westminster High sank two free Qirows with 0:05 left in the game to lift the Llons to a 64-62 victory Monday over Corona del Mar in the first round of the Sonora Tournament. CdM (1-6), led by center Corey Gority's 18 points, held a 62-58 lead with less than 30 seconds left. Westminster made two free throws, CdM followed by m.Wing two free throws, then the Uons tied it. Moments later, the Llons recovered a loose ball and the Sea Kings fouled Nguyen, who iced it. Nguyen was 8 ol 9 from the line. Westminster's Bran- don Fox (25 points) hurt the Sea Kings in the first half . plays tonight at 7 o'clock against Bell Gardens or Mil- likan in the losers' bracket, was paced by Nick Friend's 12 points and Ryan Franke's 10. Friend had nine points in the second half. The Sea Kings led by as many as eight points in the fourth quarter, 55-41. They trailed at halftime, 31-26, then outscored the Uons, 15-12, in the third quarter and started strong in the fourth. •Many years ago, I had a freshmen team that lost its first four games, then we finally won one, then we won 10 straight,• Orris said. •This team is capable of something like that.• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L-~__,!;~__..:....;_ __________ ..-..;~--------------------------------------------~: #We should've won," CdM Coach Paul Orris said. ·we·re playing better, but there are still little things here and there that make a d.ilference between winning and losing. We're trying hard. but we need to cut down on the number of mistakes we make, mentally and physically.· W..ta••--.... CdM 62 Corona del Mar 17 9 15 19 -62 VVestmlnster 16 15 12 21 • 64 ConaM del Mw · Conover 8. Friend 12, Sheffer 4, Finn 0, Muddey 6, Patterson 0, Franke 10, Gority 18, Thurman 2, Cooper 0. HONORS COM ·TRIO . ALL-CIF Vaughan sisters, Caylan Leslie win coveted laurels. CORONA DEL MAR - All-CIP honors in girls ten- nis have been bestowed on Corona del Mar's trio of standouts -junior Nina Vaughan and freshmen Nadia Vaughan and Caylan Leslie. Nina Vaughan, who was a second team All·CIP selection u a freshman, and first team All·CIP u a eophomore, repeated on the ant team. Her ailter, Nadia, along • with Caylan Lealle, were named to the second teem after their sterling ND N a "' doubles force. All three ~ within a ' .meet group OD the 1'tmel <;>range County lHm, according to their coach, I 1bnMang, -· ,.......-----~ • t . . . .... . . ' . . • • • •I .... --·~ -. ....__ - - SOCCER Corona del Mar, which 3-ptrs: None. Fouled out None. W..tn•-... -Mlzufuka S, Thai 2. Fox 25, Nguyen 13, Oawson 2. Henderson 6, Horton 7. 3-pointers: Fox S, M'aufub 1. Fouled out Henderson. Sailors fall at Mater Dei i ,L-______________ _._ ______________ __ •Newport drops 1-0 nonleague decision. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Coach Ziad Khoury BOYS wants his Newport Harbor High boys soccer players to let their actions speak for them this season. But, despite the Sailors' 1-0 nonleague road loss to powerful Mater Dei Monday, Khoury didn't hesi- tate to dictate a few kudos regarding his squad's perfQ~ance and outlook for the future. •1 think Mater Dei is one of the best teams in Orange County, but we definitely dominated the first half and the second half was 50-50, ~ the first- year coach said. ~we made one mistake, but we played great soccer. ·we believe our team has the ability to play with teams like Mater Dei. A lot of schools bave a weak schedule, but we picked up Mater Dei and Estancia (its next game, Dec. 27)." The Sailors (2-2) backed up their coaches beliefs the first 40 minutes, controlling the majority of the play, despite a nanow 5-4 advantage in shots on goal. The seoond half, however, aaw the Mona.rctis (2- 0-1) start quickly to produce the game's only score. Junior Giancarlo Ban.otU booted what may have been a shot into the boll from about 30 yard.I out. but seoJor Tony Mkbelettt. tlelded tbe offering with his back to tbe goal. • Prom a.bout 15 yards out. Micheletti whirled end fired• tbot into the net tii the first minute after inter· mtalon. "They got us with en eerlf goal, but we recov- ered, wbich tm't always~ to do," Khoury Niel. "A iol of tan., a team tbet gets the ant goal, goes OD to add a feW more. 8Ut we reccmncr and bad WIRUY·.~~. Tllii!lmron~~ ID lbiillMI ..... .... ••• • .. bY ... BUar, jUle nt•dng tba lftw cam..,.,ldl fOodi9ll 11•a l&tbl CIP V c:bee1+'""• .... Sililftlir,llliltiL' .............. bow.vs. ....... br»·~.wt.owmtiphl~lll t 'l'I ..._to...-an a 1blm Junowlda --.. fl• GmW1t -...a dlrwct ldC:k. Wbldl w b11W ,_ .... .. ..., pal!ll. ll'Cift ~~ fofced McKMY91' to ma ' , . . another save in the final minute, protecting the lead ~ Mesa poloists swamp Kennedy, 20:.3 and the Monarchs' unbeaten status. : Baker, Jansma and Junowich sparkled offensiv~ : COSTA MESA_ ly, while Lee Hernandez, Tackabeny, and Chris : Amy Devey Allison GlaLS Wakim were among those supporting sophomore : Alastuey ai{dJaime Smith fired in Newport goalie Zach Wells (seven saves) on : three goals apiece and seven of Alastuey 3, Smith 3, Petersen 2. J. Gru- bisich 2. C. Howse 2. 'Netts 2. Lund 1, Manning 1, A. Howse 1. Saves: Lombar- do 2, Kline 5. defense. : their Costa Mesa High girls water Elsewhere in high school soccer Monday: : polo teammates also got into the Sailors top CdM. 13-6 • Costa Mesa falls ... A strong visit-~ scoring a~ to fuel a 20-~ ~on- ing Woodbridge High girls soccer team G : league . victory over visiting overpowered Costa Mesa Monday, ea.ming a 5-0 :· Kennedy Monday. 'nonleague victory. : . The Mustangs led, 8-1 , ~er Denting the Warriors' domination. according to : one quarter and 14-2 at halftime. Coach Dan Johnston, was the play ol Mesa's Can-: en route to their second win in six dace Nicholson, Usa Steele, Sarah Nakawald and : gam~ ..... zo. "-•_., 1 Uz Powell. : Saw-. lllr Qull'Ws Mustang goalies Marissa Dinsdale (seven saves) : Kennedy 1 1 o 1 -3 and Martha Garcia (five) 4lso competed bard for the : Costa Mesa a 6 • 2 -20 hosts (1~). : Costa Mesa scoring: Dewy 3. . . • Sallon split OD Saturday ... New-: sec WIDS. 62-54 port Harbor High's girls soccer team : t picked up its first victory of the aeuon Saturday, : capturing the second of a two-game set at the Irvine : COSTA MESA Invitational with a 4-0 victory over Ocean View, with : -The Southern single tallies by Devon Burlingham. 1\ylor Yurada. ! Cellfomia College wamen .. bu- Ali Parker and Kyle McNicols. : ketball team bit 15 of 18 free Jordan Predrik:sen had two saves en route to the : throws, while visiting Siena shutout victory. . ! Heights College sank ,_ 3 Of S 1be Se.ilon (1·2·1) did not advance in the tourna-: to key the Vanguardl' 82~ non- ment. however, having lost an earlier dedllon to : confenmce victocy Monday. Esperanza 3-0 : Alana J(emptoo conv.ned all ' · · : m attempts frca the foul UM en • CdM. W-W• rtu ID K'Onlw * ! route to a i.m-bigb 15 po8dia for -eorooa c1e1 Mu High'• boys too:ier" : the bc*I, who 1mprowd· to &.2. tMlll fauPt to 8 KONl-de6dlock at W..m:dmt9r : Cante '8uJ't added 13 poAnli Hlgb MandeY ID e DOOleeQue g.-., Wida Km : and MWD ....... wtlil9 Aagilk BroWD'I ..vm...,. (m la t11it ant bait) u. ay. : Minor b..s 12 . .,.... 1ar t1ae win· ~ 2.:t-1, .. --to Huntlngtoll 8Mcb Oil : .... wbo )id ~23 ....... ~· i -yl'L'Ts~i:,· ........ c.a .... _ca.-i.::.. .. ;~";...., .. ,... .. 11 .... •ClllilLtlli.• : _.....~ ~Da:lelsl. ......... 11•11...._ ... a;a,e.-.at~• i .1Mt•1 ._...a_,.... .. ,,. ••pa•._ ............ r:H-..,to. w~· . ......,.,,ewt, .. '\9a ..ilitc: t-0. •• _ .......... ~ ..... i ... ta. Mila,,,..,...,. ..... ~ i---4~2.MJ. Mliii Wll ball •.t.:wt ' ta Ga' 'Mldau.., II lµli••·MU,11 ;1 .. 1 . !:ts p.a. \ I ,_... · ICIC. a:a l VILLA PARK -The Newport Harbor High girls water polo team defeated Corona d8l Mar. 13-6, to take fifth place in the W- la Park Tournament Saturday. The Th.rs jumped out to a 6:-1 lead at the half and upped it to S.. 3 beading into the ftnal pedod. Meagan Hardt, who scored four goals for the Sea Kings. was one ot seven all-townament9electiom. A R!Check ol Newport Kubcx High sophomore pu.nter Eddie Jobmon's punting for the 1996 l9UOI\ ~ D.uy Pilot llatlllial compu• to ~ punt1 tor a -n .e averege. . . . . • ' .... TUESDAY, OfQMIEft 17. 1996 1''f" ---. --. iM!Ylai : '->-... J~ • -.. Picking up the pieces at Estitilcia ; Mustangs talte Marina ~ : Tourney on way to _5-0~ •Eagles hope to put two and two together to beat the zero tolerance rap en route to a great season. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -Stunned by the news of the school district's zero tolerance poJicy that forced the transfer of eight players in the program, Estanda High girls soccer coach Jenny Tanres has picked up the ·pieces: -ip~~~" Eagles ba to e p ayoffs. Estanda, which came up short of a postseason berth a· season ago after finishing 3-5-2 in the Paci.tic Coast League, lost four varsity players (including two starters) because of the inddent last June, in which players w~re reprimanded for allegedly conswning beer in a hotel room duting a sununer townament in Sanfa Barbara. Estanda reached the CIF Southern Section post.season four years in a row from 1991 to 1994, winning PCL championships in '91 and '93. But the Eagles ended fourth in the PCL last season and didn't make the playoffs for the second straight year. With a flock of enthusiastic freshmen and a shift from CIP Division ll to Division m, the Eagles feel they have nothing to lose and everything to gain when the PCL campaign kicks off in January. Laguna Hills should be the best team in the PCL with two-time league MVP Karine ~w wl ~· :.-.... u ..... nle suspend'ac:qna'y8"' can reportedly return by mid-sea.son when four league games will be left. "But..we've got to do it with this group right here,~ Tavares said. "I've beard through the grapevine that opposing teams (are licking its collective chops in antidpation of playing Estanda). That's OK. Hopefully, we'll catch them off guard." The Eagles have nine midfielder, was a second-team all-league selectio~ last season. Porter made honorable mention. Bergman, a cap~. as a sophomore two years ago made second-team all-league. 1\vo others, senior goalkeeper Kelly Miller and junior midfielder/def ender Megan Faulkner, are also back from last year's varsity. Miller is the starting netminder this season. Of the top newcomers, the offensive-minded Eagles will be led by freshman midfielder Rebeka Roth, freshman forward 1 Becca Silva. and freshman ~-fpmard and backup goalie t ' R'eteh'Pl~Pl"capettfv& : starters. , : Three other freshmen are also L--------------------------' slated to start: Defenders freshmen on the roster, six.,pf whom should start. They afso have six retwning letter winners, including four starters: Seniors Erin Bergman (midfielder) and Jennifer Brunick (forward), and juniors Jaclyn Hale (forward) and Jennifer Porter (defender). Brunick, who also plays Mebgan Fay and Heather Porter and midfielder/forward Jennifer Patterson. Freshmen Arny Del Rez, Monica Gonzalez and Janet Saavedra, and sophomores Erin McEligot and Stephanie Danner are expected to contribute in backup roles. . . : •That's not the nabuco • . Hills Mustangs, or the Mira Costa Mustangs, it's the Costa Mesa # Mustangs, and Mesa fans can't wait for these freslunen to go varsity~ T lte Costa Mesa High freshman basketball team is sizzling hotter than a slab of bacon on a griddle. The Mustangs are off to 5-0 start after winning the Marina Tournament title last Week. ;, ~· MQ.~D,b{(~. : they ve gora·good ch e to ., : win 20 games this season. They wo~ir three tournament games by an average of more than 25 points a game, topping Marina in the championship final, 79-41. Along the way, the Mustangs hammered El Two, 81-46, and beat Calvary Chapel, 69-54. New coa~h and a new loOk (or Newport girls Costa Mesa also bas nonleague victories over Santiago (77-36) and Los Amigos (67-32). The Mustangs will be back in action this afternoon at Saddleback and then be off until they open play in the •Justina Gibble takes Sailors' reins as the third head coach in three years. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot N EWPORT BEACH -As a new era begins for Newport Harbor Higb's girls soccer program under first-yea.r coach Justina Gibble, this season also marks the start of WJN -Without Jill Nelsen. While an abundance of optimism flows through the program, the reality is that Newport Harbor must find a forward to replace Nelsen's offense. Junior Kyle McNichols and sophomore Shawn Talley are tough, durable and play with an attitude, according to Gibble, and they could form a strong tandem up front to supplement a solid defense. It's ~matter now of gaining playoff acceptance in a league (Sea View) expected to be won by Santa Margarita. "We're all real anxious to get into league play, because we think we've really improved from last year and we want to see how we can do against teams we lost to last year," said Gibble, who wasn't around to see the Sailors finish 6-8-7 overall, 4-4-2 in the Sea View last winter. Gibble, the school's third girls soccer coach in three years, replaces Dean Laird, a walk-on who stayed for only a year in his first head coaching assignment. It is also the initial head job for Gibble, a former standout at Monmouth College, a Division I power in West Long Branch, N.J. She was also a graduate assistant there in 1991, a year before moving to Calif omia. Gibble will give it the old college try With a dozen retwning varsity players, half of whom were starters, led by sophomore goalkeeper Jordan Fredri.ksen, a second-team all-league selection as a freshman and the sister of the • • • MlgNnn Allard • CoUrtnev Oselc + Devon BurH~ham + Jennifer Orr +Coach Justina Gibble ~------------------------- school's celebrated football quarterback, Josiah. "Jordan's one of the most athletic players we have,~ Gibble said. "U we needed to, we could put her in the field, and she would be real smart out there." Senior defenders Amy Lear and Melissa Pomeroy, senior midfielder Andrea Sparrow, junior midfielder Taylor Yurada and sophomore defender Brooke Ramson are also returning starters. •Brooke is probably one of our : most talented players," Gibble : said. "She has-great skill and • great vision." McNicho.ls, a field hockey player who competes With a lot of energy, and fellow juniors -Brittany Thacker, Heidi Eimers and Meghann Allard, all mid.fielders, are returning lettermen . Senior halfback Courtney Cisek and sophomore goalie Devon Burlingham are also varsity players from last season. Cisek is still getting physical therapy on a bad back and is not expected to return until January. Among the top newcomers are Talley and freshman defender Jennifer Orr, who will start. "Shawn and Kyle are a great team up front, they work real well together," Gibble said. "Shawn's probably one of our toughest players. She keeps improving." Saddleback Tournament set to start Dec. 26. Unfortunately, if you want to pop over to Mustang land and get a look at this talented bunch you'll have to wait until Jan. 15. That's when they play their first home game against Aliso Niguel. However, you might want to mark your calendar for that one. It should be one of the better games in the Pacific Coast League this season. Rezkalah bas coached this group the past two 2112 years at Costa Mesa Junior High and bas nothing but high hopes. "They've played at least 100 games together,• be said. "We could win 20 games. We played most of the teams on our schedule during the summer and fared really well.• Rezkal.ah figures Aliso Niguel and Laguna Hills should have pretty good team along with Estanda and University. "Aliso and Laguna Hills will give them a run,• be said. Several members on the team jim waiters I I ·~· .~I t'O ------------: .. Q played on ~ under-14',boys " 4~ HOmttfe'1ipstart'emt8 "'- Mesa Baske tball Club which this • .: past summer-earned a spot in the _: prestigious Youth Basketball of ..... America National. :: Championships. I The team earned the nod afte(-::_ surprisingly winning the Western :;.. Regionals with a 5-0 mark in '° their first year. The Mustangs' : starting point guard, David Weir, v was the MVP in the Regionals. Jonathan Cantrell, a 5-10 :: guard, was an All-Net National .,,. Junior Basketball All-Star. He's - leading Costa Mesa with 18 , points a game. - Nathan Jones, a 6-foot-1 ... center, is hot on his })eals with 15-1 a game. He also is the tea.m's :: leading rebounder and averages ~ three blocks a game. Carlos Mora is scoring at 10 points a clip while Shaun Ferryman has been a force on the boards. "Teams get about one chance to shoot,• Rezkalah said. "Nate gets most of the the rebounds. "I wanted to coach this team because I've bad them since seventh grade. It's a real advantage. I'm spoiled. This team knows each other so well.• Guard Ryan Naff is also a regular with fellow guard Dale Sommers and forward Ian Nouget. Rick Hatsusai, Peter ... l::lernandez, Juan Lucero. Barry : Witt and Jimmy Herzog are also on the team. "Jimmy plays basketball kind - of like be plays football,• Rezkalab joked. "He puts his head down and goes right through. Not really. "I just can't tell you what a jby it is to coach this team.• ~-.--~~~~~~.....-~~~~~~~~...-~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~~.....-~~~~~~~~..-~~~~~~~-...~~~~~~~~-y-~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~~-.-~~~~~~~--·· PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES mt ktpt by lht court. 11 you legal (vea ti dlrect0<lo tele-II Is further ordtrtd thtt • PUB.LIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE buslnt11 yet? Yt1. Nov. 29, Thia buslntu Is con-ducted by: an lndrvldutl ducted by: an indlviduat ., are a person lnttrnted In fonlco). copy of this ordtr to show 1!191 duettd by: tn lndlvldutl Hive you starttd doing Have you slarttd doing --------the tslltt. you mey me CASE HUMBER cause be published In NB/ cne1433858 flctltloue Business Ken Lou. Inc. Mohammad Have you started doing business yet? yes. 10·96 business yet? No " PUBLIC NOTICE with tht court 1 fOf'mal Re-(Numero del CHo) COST A ME SA DAILY Fictitious Business Name Statement A. Chaudhry, Stctttary bustneu yet? No Randy Pe11lmllll David D. Ennnger Bsc •7•5 quest f0< Special Notice of ISHC4108 PILOT. a newsrcaper of Name Statement The following pwsons are This attttment was fifed Kldane Woldemlchaet Thia statement was flied This 11a11ment was flied •.. <J .. the fifing of an lnvtn\Ory ~eneral clrculat on pub-The foRowlng persons are doing business as· Silver with the County Cletk of This 1t1temen1 vtH filed with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol r NOTICE OF end apprtlaal of Httlt ts· The name and tddrtu of lrshed In this county, II doing business es· 1 D c Star C1ttlng Comptny Orange County on 11·19-96 with the County Cltfk of OTange County on 11-18·96 Orange County on 11·27·96 ' PETITION TO sets or of any petition °' the court ts: (Et nombrt Y lets! on~• week '°' lour Inc .. 4695 MacArthw Couri: 1780 Monrovia, cosla 11183702487 Orange County on 10-28·96 19183702115 19193703220 · ADMINISTER account 11 provided In dlrecclon de ta corte H) consecutive weeks prior 10 Suitt 590, Newport Beach. Mtsa. C1nlornl1 92627 Delly Piiot Dec. 10, 17 24 11983700188 Dally Pilot Nov. 26. Dec. 3, Dally Prtot 3, 10, 11. 24, ESTATE OF: section 1250 of the CaUfOf'· MUNICIPAL COURT OF the day of tht heart~. CA 92660 Lukt Timothy Burrell, 31 1996 j87g Dally Pilot Nov. ~. Dec. 3, 10, 11, 1996 T849 1996 T864 11IAHA S ONTKO nla Probalt Code. A Re-THE STATE OF CAUFOR· DATE: DEC 10, 1119 l.D.C. rTALOESIGN CALI· 32702 Rachel Circle Dana ' 10. 11, 1996 T857 --------1-------- eka DIANA quest tor Special Notice NIA, 4601 JAMBOREE GALE HICKMAN, FORNIA, INC. (CALI· Polnt,CA92629 ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICJ! PUBLIC NOTICE fOf'm Is tvallable from the ROAD #104 p O Boit COMMISSIONER OF FORNIA). 4695 MtcArthur Douglu Wllcop 861 Westi--------SCHROEDER ONTKO court clerk. 14169 NEWPORT. BEACH THE SUPER I 0 R Court. Suite 590, Newport 16th Street, Costa Mesa. Fictitious Bu11n .. a --------Flcutlous Bualn .. a Fictitious BualneH aka DIANA ESTHER Attorney for th• Pell· • • COURT Beach CA 92660 California 92627 Name Statement Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement Name Statement SCHROEDER tloner: CALIFORNIA 92860·2595, p 10 0 y AH H AR Thie 'business It con· This buslnesa Is con-Tht lollowlng persons '" ~•me Statement The following persons art The following persons are CASE HO. At85408 PAUL HAITINQS ORANGE COUNTY HAR· CHULETA 13"'3 B • ducted by: t corporation ducted by: a general Plrt· doing butlness as· a) Chef TI\e lollowlng pttsons tre doing.business as: TllH by d~lng business as: Pntmllf • To 'Ill heirs benellclarit1 JANOFaKY & WALKER BOR JUDICIAL DISTRICT • Y •r· The registrant commenced nershlp du Jour b) Cuclna Oellt doing business as: An• Tense , 24002 Vlt Ftbn· Wrndow Coverings, 24991 creditors. contingent cred~ JESllCA I • The name, 1ddr111, and aide Clrlve, Corona Del to transact business undet Have you started doing Nonna. ;9809 Ridge Man<>1 Une Art tnd Frtmlng. 4071 cante, 1305. Min ion Viefo, Sunset Place East. Lagunt tors and persons who mey • 11l1phone number of plaln-Mar, CA 92825 the fictitious busln111 buslneu yet? yes 11-1·96 Way Yorbt Undt CA E. La Palma Ave .. Unit J. CA 92691 Hiiis. CA 92653 otherwise be Interested In DORMAN· DAVIS, ESQ, Ufft tttOf'ney. °' ptalntltl Published Newport name or names llsltd Lulte T. Surrett.' General 926ae ' Anaheim, Ctllfornla 92807 (Alhlld) Ttllse Rodelv. 18 Frtncls Gtrard Doherty •• lhe will Of estate. or both. (CSBI t2S"9), 815 wllhout an tttOf'ney, Is: (El Beach·Costt Mest Dally 1bove on October 30, Partner Use COf'lnnt Gillm<><• Ned· Paul Grybow. 344 Ctbtlllo. Comlc:ne 10. Dant Point. 24991 S~set Place East. ol: DIANA S. ONTKO aka TOWN CINTIR DR., b la dif cion I Pilot December 17 24 31 1996. This statement was flied erburgh 19808 Ridge Costa Meu. Ctllfornlt CA 92629 Llguna H1tts, CA 92653 DIANA SCHROEDER UTH FLOOR COSTA nom rt, -::, Y 1 1996 January'T 1997 ' ' 1.D.C. ITALDESIGN CALI· with the County Clerlt of ManOf' Way Y0<ba Linda. 92627 This business Is con-This business is con. ONTKO aka DIANA ES-MESA CA 82928 numero de tee ono det • • • FOR NIA, INC., Renato Ofange county on 11·22-96 CA 92686 ' This bu1ln111 11 con-ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual ... THER SCHROEDER Publlthed New ort abogado del demandante, T-886 Sconnenza, President, CFO 19193702734 Thia bualneu 11 con-ducted by: an Individual Htv. you alerted doing Have you . slll'1ed doing A PETITION has been 8 h·C t M g lly o dtl dtmandante que no PUBLIC NOTICE & Secret.try Dally Pilot Nov. 26 Dec. 3 ducted by: tn lndMdual Have you started doing business yet? No buslnnsJet? No foled by MICHAEL ED-ttc 0 • • 111 • tlene 1b0g1do, 11) This statement wts flied • ' Have ou started doln business ytl7 yes, 10-1·90 A. Ttllse Rodetv F. Gerlt Doherty WARD ONKTO in the Supe-Pilot Dtctmbtr 18, 17, 23, KAREN A. RHYNE, OADINAHCI with the County Clenc of 10, 17, 1996 T845 buslnas~ yet? No g Paul Grybow This alaltment wts flied This statement was flied - riot Court of Ctlilornla. 1996. 4041 MAC ARTHUR BOU· NO. ff.48 Orange County on 11-18·96 PUBLIC NOTICE Usa c. Ntderburgh This atatement w11 flltd with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol County of ORANGE. mt473 LEVARD SUITE 400 NEW· AH ORDINANCE 11183702190 Thia lllltmtnt was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11·6·96 Orange County on 11-4-98 THE PETITION requests PORT BEACH CA,LIFOR-PROVIDING FOR Delly Pilot Dec. 3. 10, 17, Flctltloue BualneH with the County Cieri( of Orange County on 11·22·96 . flll3701238 . 19183700943 111a1 MICHAEL EDWARD PUBLIC NOTICE NIA 92660 25•54 STATE THI REQULAft 24 1gge 1867 Heme ltatement Orange county on t 1·25-96 19193702728 Dally Prlot 3, 10. 17, 24, Darly Pilot Dec. 3. 10, 17, • ONTKO be appointed ts IUMMONI BAR NO ·, 16~5 (114) COLLECTION • The followlng pertonl are 18983702935 DaUy Piiot Nov. 28. Dtc. 3. 1996 T&eo 24. 1996 T868 • :~~:.1,,'~~!·:.~!11~r ~ (CITACION JUDICIAL) 553-1223 · ' HAULING AWAY AND PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: West Dally Piiot Dec. 17• 24• 3i. 10• 17' 1996 TG4S PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE decedent. NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: DATE: AUG 01. 1m DISPOSAL OF cn11438402 ~,!1 1;:~~tr10';~3~~~~-1996, Jan. 7. 1997 T884 PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION requests (Avlso a AC\ludo) ROB-by J. PETERSON QARllAQI! TRAIH, NOTICE OF CA 92180 • . PUBLIC NOTICE FloUtloua aualn••• Flclltloua Bualn•H the dtcedenl'1 Will and ERT STONE, DOES 1 TO Clerk, by I. QARC~ REPUIS AND APPLICATION TO Sun L Johnson. 13332 Fictitious luslnHa Neme Statement Name Statement codlcll1. II any. be admltted 10, INCLUSIV£ Deputy GARDEN CUnlHOS SELL ALCOHOLIC Diamond Head Drive Tua· Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement The following pt<IOt\I 111 The followfng plKIOnS art lo probate. The Will and YOU A.RE BEING SUED BY BllVE .. '"Oll tin CA 92780 ' H I t The lolloWlng pettont are doing business u : Ami· doing business u: t) FU'-any codicils are available PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le Hit' Pub 11th• d N • w Port AND l'OR THI ..... • •m• ta ement doing butlneH 11: Style by teur Hour Producllon1. lure Music, b), First Music, IOI' 911amlnallon In the file dtmandtndo) MICHAEL L Beach.-Costa Mesa Dally Dl~YINO OF THI! Dete of Flllnt 1D~;~; ~itm~nd:b~u•ga~ d~• '~'°ring ,,_~~s ';j' Design, 151 Kalmu1 Dr .. 1&80 SUpt<lof. Suite IB. 3158 Kerry Ln., Costa kepi by the coUf1. MICHEL Pilot December 10. 17, 24, COITI AND IXPENBI! Appl!QetlOftt Drive TusUn CA 92780 Pu~tht ~ ne~~c:· A.l~ta IM..e, Coala Mtsa. CA Cos1a Mest, CA 92627 Mtsa. CA 92626 THE PETITION tequeats You have 30 CALENDAR 31, 1996. OF SUCH DEC. 021. 18M Thie' bualnHa la con-A r 1 M Y 92626 Paul J. Cobb, 18981 Roger Brent Neumeyer, au1hotlty 10 1dmlnl11tr the DAYS tlttt this 1ummon1 TS6g COLLECTIONS FROM To Whom n Mey Con-ducted by: a general part· c~'926~~3 • Cotta en, Cynthie D. Janes, 1 Brit· Ho11tln1 11. Huntington 31SD Kerry 1.11 .. Co11a as1a11 under lht lndepen· 11 llfVed on you to Ille a THI! AO VALO,.l!:M cern: nerthlp Ah 1 2 tany, Newport Bttch, CA Bttch, CA 92649 Meaa, CA 92626 dent Admlnlstrttlon of Es· typewritten rtaponae 111hls PUBLIC NOTICE TAX REVl!NUEI OF The Name(•) of the ~ Hav• you atarled doing Ctll~a8c.~!b'i:ke ;C:,~!t 92860 Thia bu1lnt11 11 con· This bu1lne11 11 con· tllea Act. (Thia authority court. THI CITY OF pllcant(1) II/are: AUCIAS bualneH yet? no CA 92630 • • Thi• bualn111 It con-d~ by: a.n Individual ducted by: an Individual will altow the personal rep-A lttttf' °' phone ctn win aUPl!:RIOR COURT INC. Diana Rodtba n ducted by: an Individual Hav. you started doing Have you 111rttd doing resentatlve to Ilk• many not protect you: your type-OF CALIFORNIA, NlrWPORT BUCH The 1ppllc1nt1 lllttd Thi• ltateme:' wu flied J~~ tualn•;:,1~~ yon-Have you sltrted doing butlnesa yet? No bu1tnes1 yel7 y19, ~ 1ctlon1 Without court ap-written rtsponse must be COUNTY OF ORAHQI THI! PIOPLI 0" TH• tbove are apolvlna lo the wllh the County Clerk f V: an ua ol business yet? no Ptul Cobb Roger B. Neumeyer proval. BtfOf't taking ctr· In proper legal fOfm If you :Mt The City Drive CITY OF NIWPORT Department of Alcoholic Orange County on 10.28-~ ~i:-r~r'°' yeJ';!':c'ae': ;P,_ Cynthie D. Janes Thia ltalemtnl wat flied Thls tlaltmtnt was filed taln vwy Important actions. want the court to hear y04JI p 1 Of'fl BUCH DO ORDAIN Al Beverage Con1tol to Mii al-ttff3'1002H 1991 • · • This ltatlfMnl was llttd with the County Cltrtl ol with tho County Cltf'k of ho'll\'9Vtr, the pwsonal rep-cue. oa ce FOLLOWS coholc ~eon at: 195 . with the County Clttk of Olange County on 1f.18-91 Ofange County on '1•25-M rtstn1ative wlH be required If you do not ftlt Y041f,.. Boa 14171 1 TOWN CENTER OR., STE. Dalty Piiot Nov. 28, Dec. 3. AhlNd JabbM Orange County on 11•22·91 18ff3'102lll0 1tff370llM 10 give nollct to lnllfHttd aponse on time, you may Orantte. CA ··=0:, ~=·h_~ 190. COSTA MESA. CA 10, 17, 1908 T858 :~· ,='~~ ~tfkfll~ 1~70ll'IJ8 Dally Plot 3, to. 11, 24, Dally PllOI Dec. 10 11 24 pereons unless they haV9 lose the case, and yeut 82813-1571 Ing and di• ...... '"" ol 112628 PU LI N Tl Ort ,.,,:::--"1 91 Dally Piiot Nov. 2t Deo 2 ttM ree1 31 1908 ' 'ni wtlvtd notice Of consented wages. money and P'oP-IN THI MATTIA o' ..'~Y rtluee 'l"'nd'~-Fot the fotlowfng type of I C 0 C! nge ....,.,my on IM4• 101 17, 19111 ' r'47 ' t to t"9 proposed action.) ertv may be ttken wtthOut TH• PITITION TO rn:is"'ii lhoM 'tlfm• are Llcen1t: 4t ON;SALE FICltJtloua auetneH 1tff'70117t PUILIC NOTIC! PUILIC NOTIC! The Independent admlnl1· further wernlng from th• CNANOI THI NAMI defined by Sections BEER AND WINE· EATING H 11 t t Dilly Piiot Dec. 10, 17, 2•. PUILIC NOTICI tratlon 1uthorl1y wlll be COVf't. OF. p QQ 8 04 010 8 04 020 d Publlahed Newport ..,.. ••men 31, 1998 1871 Flotltleue au.lneH '1otltfeue 8"91""• grant•d unleu en Inter· There are othtt legtl ,... I Y AHN M · 8·04 030 •for· • dw.l~I~ Btach·Cotta M ... Delly The followlng f*tqt\1111 Plotltlot.t• Butlhff• Mame ltate,,..,.t Name ltal..,..nt Hltd person '"" •n ob-qulrtrMnll. You mty want CNULl!TA •nd PIOOY ~ d~llina unr~tllng : Pilot 0.C•mbtf 10, 11, 24, :'~1 bullCo~'-aU-.:. Whetla PUBLIC NOTICE Name lt•t•rnent . Th• lollowlng ptftona .,. The fOlloWlng ,,.,.ont Ill Jecllon to the petition and to call an attorney rlOM ANN MCHULITA ON M , llhln the boUnd 1'191. nge -"'"' 115 The following pet1on1 are dolna bullneat es: Carpen. doing b\tllllftl ... CoPtlt show good CIM.IH why the twty. If you dO no.I knOW •aHA.LJt 0, CHANTILLY .,t;.'ot ~he City u of~ T875 :2~range, Orange, CA Flctltleua h91neaa doing bullneH ae: lrwtro ter \ttJlllcatlon 8ervlct, 0onalruc'1on, 1 .. 4 Nordic court 1houkl not Qfant the .,, 1ttorney. you mey ell! TALIO• MCHUL•TA, vembtt 1 lete that re-PUBLIC NOTICE T W C Nam. 8lallfMnt £nglnett'i!ig, 2004 lntr•d• 250t !. Chapmtn Ave .. Dr .. Or~. CA 92tf7 authotlty. en attorney rtlttral Mrvlc:e A lltNO" ~ cu~•• contallltf ir!.tn~~·ccy 0{~ The tollOWlng '*'°"' "' Parlllto, san CMrnentt, CA 1100. futterton. CA 112931 Richard Thoma• ftettnr A HE.ARING on lht ,,_11-Of• ~11 aid office (Mated CAii NUllllR rtluse colleetlon 1~ Flotltleua BuelneM A~ Ste .\24~"':;° h doln~u•lneu u : 92972 Connie Jane Carpenter. 1 .. 4 ~c Or,. Orange: ~Rv ~ n,~ ~=~ ~tion;_ ~!· It en-=~0 =htht lh~ty t!' = ,,!'~~ ~· ~· f292t 1 orwc ~ti!;.y 1. 3~~ 1~ =·~:. P~:::,'91':; :.O~. ;~~ta:,~ .. ~.!~~tin .. • I• con. Dept. '703 located al 341 treguen 1t11 Cltldon )udi· exciUllv.iY frOft\ the ad 119 -.. -• .., ......... -·-.,. • • fltll • con-UM A. Cotta Meea. CA atfftenle, CA t2t72 Th11 butlne•• I• oon-ducted by: an lnclMclual The Cl~ Dtlv9 South. Or· dtl usted tlent un tfo:o de 8HOW CAUll POR IOr9m t.u rt'Venuea of ~ ~ng~~ = ~led by: • =·~ 112127 Thi• butlnett la con-duC9ed a.y: 1111 lnCSNktull Haft ~ *'*' c1o1ng 7You~ECT lo !tie ~~,.D•:,s .. ~~ ~·~: ~~:ov c:IOf,NNJ>on&eelct\. MlallonVltto,CAt2et2 I ~~no I~~.~=~~ ~~.,,~dolnc :::..r"v-c?~ doing ~r.7,..:., O'Mllno Of II» l*fllon, ~ tpUetll eacttta • maqulne ANH A .. CHUL~TA and l.04~ol' J:' = ~:~Jet~~ J~nc~hri:•ncy c~~ Costa M .... CA NM1 bulNtt ~~IHI Connie Jane Carpenter Thie .............. tiled lhOUtd t ppeet et !tie,..,_ en ea11 cor1e. PIGGY AHN ARCHULETA BHc:lt Munlclpal Code CA t2tll2 • ·~· dent tnffn, e Thi• butlnfft la con-DoMed VII. 0. Thie .......,.,. wn 111ec1 with N eoa.wv Cterk ol- lng w •••t• Y04/f Cit). Una ~ o une teamada OH HHAL.I' or= CHAN-addM eo said Cod• .... 0r: dUCltcl W. en lndMduel TNe ac111fMftll .. llled .._ .,. ~ Cltfl of Orange CN"tty 6n 11-1....., ~lone Of iri. written Cit> tet.fon'ca no le ofrtcwa TILL y TALI! c I A... dlnaMe No ,,. ..t.l.....t '""" M. F~ 22331 This ttattme(lt Wat flltcl Hav. you -..cf doing ..... ,,,. COW1ly a.tt oC Orange COW1ly on 11.... 19Ml70l141i; l::'°"' with 11'9 court Mo ptOteccton: IU rttpUelta CHULErA HAVE "LID A"""' 2 1Nt b9 ~ ""'** AoM. Million VltfO, ~ the CCM#'!ly Ollfl( ol buslneH Y9f1 No Drtnoe County on t1.U... 1tff'7ott17 Dllfy "°'Nov M 0.0 pel!':e ht~~~~:=: ~tl'/:m~ ~rrr:A~O:l!AHN':'3:: ~c:..i:.•'i"l::r· ~1!28:!1tne .. le con-\>'.:=~9":" lMt-te ~lta~tlll..c, Oa1t.. ,ieo:::a.:Olo:o~ t°.:l "°' :l, 10, 11:.,!4_: 10, tt, tlll • ~ riJ: or WY'N . ~ leQllea aptopltdat ,..OM PROOY AHN Nf. .dO'otecr bY •,,; w .. ducted bf. • Ot'f*al part· Dally Piiot Dec. 10 11 24 with the COUfllV Qeftl oA _, • ' • • ,_, • " 'i'OU Ml A DITOR 11 ueted ..._,. que la cone CHUllTA std CMANTIUY °' u. ~ "'8:'1tZ ~: ';!"'~eoletrant(•) com-'1. '"' ' iu1 °'.,...~an ti-HI '0• 17 ' 1• ™' , '1PUILIC NOTtcl SI LL : 0t a conttnotM ~ of MCUCN tu a.o. TAUCI AACtMnA TO Of Newpoft Beach on No-rlMlftOed lD bull-t .... TOHT• PUIUC IOTICI • 11tt deCNMCI. YoU,,....... • ""'° no ,.,...,...,. eu PAIGI! NICOLI MID and Wfl'lbaf 5 19111 eftectM ,_. .,,.., ~llottl6oua PUIUC NOTICI ~ Plot Oto. to, t7, 14, l'lol91•• luelne.. ....__ • your Cillnl wlllilM oowt ,...,. ..... • tlempo, ""'°' CHANIL H1COC..1 NIO Oectmber' ,, tM.) bull ( I 1 31 ,.. t111 .,....., .. 8esehaM ...._ ........... Yo'f num• • =-~.:..===...: :"..:'::\li:f'::~ J ~k==•--= ~d ~w~:~ .._.""'on:~':. '::.:=.M 'MUOiillCi The-==.,.~'°'::.,"' .. ~;: __ ct,.alfled : --ll9w .. wt 'I otfH COHI ft 9'1 ... '"""' ............ "9oC Oee«nOer 17 tttt. ,... i TM'°'°"""" penone n .._ ....... ,.l ..,_, .... • m Avo-a.... n • ...,, ,...... "-.,. dlele Pflpl1•f *' M90 ~ • court In D1~ ' 1'113 f:::" .::.:=-w.. llled doing llutlnue u : ,.....,., • I' IM bit ~. MS w. Oldt ll. IK. CoM Meae. ~ Wll W • °' lrlt ~ti .!!!J!'. ,.. '°' ,.._ .... oorte. No.; m of .. _ ~ -W40\ .,,_ r,,......., Clefll °' ~· fllua. no W. Of· ..... llMIM 1191 ll. COiia ...... CA CA llG? -.... • ..,. • ,..~ lft -...._ ._,........ e. ~ .......... OIWI .. -:-"1 ~. 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"''"a:ii71 ~ -. ~ v_ ... O I unt -.,. eyudl befl'Mltd._ -• Have you ...,_. doll! ...... CA... • _ --~--_ ~ t '-----~ ~,.- ' f ' ' I ' TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1996 • MUC NOTICll PUIUC NOT1CU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUil.iC NOTICll PUii.JC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll OlrTUAlY 888 OllTUAIT • \.cwt rDJJllOaW~ :.!:31!:.i!_.~rf~~iiiil ..... MDIET YOUll l'Nla °"';'!!~T~W,ln _... .._ .._ ............................ ,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii 181 OllTVUY MMC cm-= ~ _ _.. __ ,__TY rTIMY•IC&.DATA .. __ ._~....., C4,.._.. .... ,.... to ,...,..., .--. JOHNSTON mlH•d. Vlaltallona aru unut 1"2. H• I• N.I: ""*"' ,., .....__ -ID ... ,.., Mid OI ..... -...... d ~ MU. • YOU ~ ., a..ea. .... '11 ... ~ ~ ~ c: Dt =-· l'lllOfl fl OIJIMil Md w 111 b. h •Id 0 n auMVed bY hi• wife, ---.11 HCTia Of' llJ•Ulldar•U,_,afTNlllfWl..W .... •i.,..., .->ANDPUNAnaNOfl Cllllon .. •,., .... ,..*"Adil.,. •••• ~ ............... Sher,~ Lova Wedneeday, o~em-Flor•nce-Camlll•; 3 ,,..,... Ml.! t.N8 lll,.~.....,11'1181dllU .._.. _., • _,.. n9*.,._0PTNR"'°" _... .. 9ooi~ ...... ...._....__....., • Nllllllt '111 Olllaa _. John•ten, beloved bar 11th from u:OO daughter•. Parrlcla 18>Cll'TIWJIT¥0UMI! Clu!W md ............. _.,, ....-OI ~ •MJWQI MMllT YOU. 11 • IZ. .............. _.~II ii .. _._., .... .,.....,.. wife of Mark, pused a.m. 10 12:30 p,m. at Turner of lrvlne, · NO.ALLTUICaADl!ID ......., • LDr • 01 .......... p 1 ' OI YOU ltD&.D caNf-.cl' A ...... In .. dla d .. C:O....O.. Af'8 ......, _. .._.. ~ tllllf NG9ce away peacefully In her Pacific VI-Mortuary Mlch•I• Wlleon of nw::T 2MI, N lM! QTY .....,.__ 91> ....,, .. LAWV1R. CM Wll1WI II County ~ d _., .._, lft h ... fll' Dfll&a ... 9ldlolt ti> 11 e e p of n a I u r a I k C I ClP n~o.;:; °' CQIT~ MDA. Al"" Ii 0 H tw ........... 2:GO'Jl.OaflllnWlilt .... County, ..... lhoMI on .......... Olclilf.. ... ................. C8UHI December 14, 3500 Pacific vi.w Or. Sall La • ly , ~---a,w N!OCfUD N IOCKO.S, ..... Ila .. a,..wa 'S :..._.Co. hDlctlll#on..SCOMI> Cot•:lllU. fllllln. .._ a.ny.._. ..... ~ 199e. Shewaaad<>red ser!t:':~118,:1~~ 81 g~:nb~: .. ;n~r~oN~ h~~ _·. ,,._,_,_..,..,rnwlECI IZ,Mae250-...a!ILA-.,.... • .................. a.-.rn.. ...._"-',.......Alwl ....,.,, ... ._,.....d Mr lit......,..,,..,. by her sl1tat·ln-law•, - 'tQllt MOtlhlY, rr tMY ....,.....,. N ne·c. ._. .. ,...._,._. • W'ldlr.., ...-c • 11,1171,aalMlnMwulfto, ._~Nim..._.'*'.._ ........ 1-. Beth and Karin. 1:00p.m. ;~~er,K•J~,ln al~:n~ ll;IOLDA~W&U. Pa Of' M a:unY,.. .... d .. .._ .. 0.-fl~...-.-~lft~=~ Md~• bt'W .!.:.. c:=== Sherry WU • long•---,-LA-C_£ ___ Irvine, hi• brother ~110H OT ~ ~ f8:XlAC!R OT OMm llJ_..Dsad_,.. ..... ~-:,.·.:r.:i=~ or.,.. Courtly (tfoe "Con-='°"-=-= Alllll Mien llMc:e Co.. .. time ruldenl of Olorla Marie Place Chuck Turner of Win-~ ---c·-,CQMTY, ~,... __,_,_....In ... --......-----in---~""' ,...,.., and ---=: ...-..... --~ CIMice loll Orang• Co~mfy. Sh• I I I J n• ...,,,.. ,,._ ~ .....i.> -. .........._ ~ -....._ --_,_,__ v .. ...._ -·---· " ~ ,,.. .__. ··-alto llv-'" •-uawall Betov-.'" friend, n-'""h· n peg, 11 ar u ~ VOU vQJ .,._., -- -._ ..... -... -d .. ........, d Orlfll8 ............ ..... ,. be M l9led bttna .... a.f, ... ........., TX ....,, "' " '" ..... McBay Thomas of IHCU.D OOKfN:f A l>W· oamrnGI\,. , I& ..... I...,, d fl .......... ,. counly, ~ ewueid CIOl'ded ~ loollln 11112,~ •• W'. n. ..-...._ JtMI ...,, T.....,_. •shnedrry ~ra•d•uh•l•n•dgtfroonm, bcoor nandd I 5MO y•a,r Toronto, and 9 grarld· 'tl!ll A tTATlleff 01 ~~-~.......... ..-.tiw181dDaadaf ~ Mola~• 11t, -looll 11 .,..._COlllMOl'I ..... ~ (210) ~ " ro a • ar rH · c hildren. Memorial L!QM. flQH1"I P'OU.OWS ~-= 119: 2111 TNll. we /lllll. Ml8TIG marTlld WDmll'I. .. Ttulfor ,. :'; bolt al t1on, W -,, C1f h f111 ~ ...... UM: (9tl) ~ewport Harbor High dent PllHd away H rvic.. will be Mid ntllN>a'lMINOTrZ. WIACAlm71"9':~ ~~~~ =:.,~~ :.:::'1,,~':t': =n=: 1:rUdO =..Ja..-~ !f~~~~':t 1~~.r:;: ~-:·~0~·~:~ 1~96L:~ on WednHd•y. D•o· N0nZ .......... 11111 = Tnmat ...... -. ;ncN we OBTAIN and Lmn Aaeod"'on, u 1 d Trect No. .... • DrM, ~~NM-1)1071M Ulf7, achool In Hollywood, ~elea, aha became 18 at 1la.m . at Pacific alOUTY """ ~ .... --" -II! ._, ""' -T -· -~ -........ .-~ .... -CA -.... ...... ..... CA. Sh• w•u A.N. .. • "'"' ntOYIUC..... View ..... .,..., .... '" CIORl' .. •~•W: h~aib.-mdalllS~rtfent!RQM. lc 8l"9Dn llD ._ lkx*l11,P'agaal1Mda2, Uhderl9iad 1"nmM ~ OuHna Hoapllal In at well as a Jurled._.eoro __ n_a_del __ M_.,_. __ ...... "' •• a ... oamrnGi\ ....,..... I ., saws (Jiit ne 19eqa, bidder'°' cut\, ( It al ll8acillliM*IUI Mlp9, , .. mllM My lltMty '°'"" PUBLIC NOTICE Hawaii, South CoHI ar1111. As an 8ClrH• ..,.... ....-ti> "8 °'9lt d lfllMn hnh. TI;. ..i WH!na Al!Cl!lllED Ilene d All In money cClfdl al °'M98 County, lnconedlw d ._ ....,. ,)ctltJou9 Bualneaa Community and Ml•· she performed In ""• TNll ..illlld ll¥ ~ Al,,. amount d h WIPllld .,.._ ' y OR N WllWTtG. d Iha Unll*9 ~ ~ ::. ct. ..._ ..S adw CIOllwnoft Name Statement 1lon Vl•to Hospitals In f 11 m ·The M • r r y ~BAI.!,°"°.-!..,~ dhdlllglilan~tl¥h D11i111t: OaaM1bs CIS, 1• ~~l~Nilklnll ltle..:...lf••wcMoO.C: ~...: =· ~ Tha fOllowlng persona are Orange County . Widow'. She met her ~ • ~ ND. ~ lo be dt Md ,.. LONI ll!RW::E blnk, 8 chedl ~ ltv 1 rMMln ..s COndomlntum mada, but wlltM>Ut CO\lenlfC doing bualnett H : Newtco Sherry was devoted lo husband Dan Place Da--Gfc:mdlli ~In ...... ....._. ~ -., • aald T~ 181 .,.. OI',..,.. ad uriJan, ,...,,, ~ IN!llftom Of w.TW!ty, .....-Of ServlcH, 69 Paseo de many local charlll•• while working In the .. c6l9 Gf .. 0.., Aa-~ md ~ Iii .. flalmi SYN!ET, or a ct-* dnlwn by a .... e•dl....,. ••menb -~ reglfdlng ... poe.. r8oner, Brea, CA 92~1 ..., !:t~ er~ro"~el l~~:;~ryd ~~~r~~·~~~!d°~~ ~n:. --.. d ORNGE .-.-. ..,. ... h .._ p,......, d l\.OOR SNffA Of fedlnll = loan Iha ~ Common Mallon,. or encUmbrlncel, Illy Newton Loehr dge, ....,, =...._ ~ ... ---.. ..,. • .. Nalaa d lale la: CAl2'701(714)!85!'11'2 1111:1 ..,..,, llDOd-,,,...-(u .,,. • ..,,. .,. topayltlea:; Paseo de Toner, Brea, CA Club. She was loved rona del Mar In 1946. --..--·ti> 1117,tM.24 " .-.. ti» • Na.JN o. ~ lllllon, Of MYlr'll .,. "-'and dlftr'8d In Mid pal 9'lm d Iha 11 ... 92621 by all who knew her. Sha Is survived by her NallllaafO.-.mdl!laalor: hTNllle•aca,u WI! Of'flCER cfledln81Ctionl102dtfoe Dlldlr11dooandeondomW-QftdbylllidDMd 1'Nll, Thi• buslneu 11 con· Sherry I s also stepson, Richard ti> .., ...... ......, cNdt .._. an a 247• 12110 12117 Flnlnclal Code and 8IJthO-wn PW\ aa .....a.d) fOf wllt'I lnlilfell ttw90n, • ducted by; an lndMdual aurvlved by a wealth Place. Services will be --. • ....._.. ND. • ot....., ._.,ad-* t.2124'11 ' ' rtz.d to do bullnHa In wa ._ ~ and ~ Ml pnMded In Mid note(•).• Have you sllr1ed doing ol loving nieces and held December 21, at 41-d l8ld c:mdlll All> ~· ... «...... lblte). N.:. Al._Nonhfroflt fafthk'IMldDedln&nand YlnCeC. r any,~._ buslneuyet?No nepnew1 who adored t O:oo a.m. at 724 ll-;:;;;r;;;iiiiiiii, --~ 181. • 1~ ......., ..........._ PUBLIC NOTICE entrance to Iha ,,._.-, Condomlnk.m ""-'-PM· liW"'9 d the Deed al Tl'Ullt, Biii Lochrl dge he '"'er temlly meant Poppy Ave Corona ~ * N 'Dt! l"AIONT OI 8 --~ 700 CMc-c;:. Cl!l, l; ~ TIUTenta .am.ted fMa, dWgea Md This llllemenl was filed th:· ;orld lo her and del Mar. ., °' lH! fllJIOPOlD AT •: « ~ = NOna! OP ........,... w Cl:tve Wut. sna Ana. IPIM'9nlnl to h ~ ct. .....,... d._ TnMee ..S wllh the County Clerk of t he will be sorely---------lH! WilU!N""' AAEA TO -1, M.e TNllae .... No. Chlrtghe.Ulleand.._... ac:rbdeove.foruaemid Clf._tr\llbCfllledbyaald OrangeCountyon11·25,96 TURNER lM!P\llCINMCMCCEK-1n:-.~= ~:oAlllaONerNo. c:onwy9dtoand.-held OCQ1118nCYof._~ D9ed Clf Truat. fcMrwl: 19903702920 Kelvin Henr~ TtR. '401•4tt !. ~ Codi md ~ 19117 ...,..a No. by It under lllld Deed d Common kw ~ and $530.QM..31 &dmllled. k, Dally Ft.ot 3. 10. 17, 24, __ S_e_ll_y_ou_r-un_w_a_n_t_ed_ Turner born Nov. 2, AWNJI! PJiCemA.CAAT ~ bulllrw" ,......_!It ~ N'tt llGM OOI Tl'Ult : ~ pOf*IY • d.tlnad In Iha alloW-cruedw.atandldcllionll l996 T862 llama th• easy wayl 1918, died Dec. 13. P\aJC NJcnoH TO nt: YOU,,.._ N Dl!PAUL.T UM-tullNd _,County, Cal-1'11.-recMo Dedlnltlon and ~ I M'J, wll In-To place your NQH!IT llXlER R:IR ._... tallltlf alllS ._. DIR A om> Of' TltUST tomll deaatblna Iha llnd Condomlnk.m PW! u.,.... er .... this ftlUr• prlcw to __ B_u_y_ll_. -s-.1-1 -lt.-F-1-nd-lt-. claHllled ad call 1996· He was a long· ,. .. eu ~ ... ..__ ~ .... It ......, .. Tnmae ~TB> 1Qttat, UNLESS ttw.in: EXHa"I" "A" PAR· llloaiMd fof ••dultw UM ...._ The benefldlil'y ......, Cl-•lfled. 942·StS78• time resident of the _, -• ..... .., ~ "8 ...... d Y'OU TN<E ACTION TO ca. 1: Uni No. I, locaad by .. OM9 al a. una o. Aid Deed of TNlt her~ N•wPor1 Beach/Irvine Index g II ~HM ........ . !I ~ a • ...., .. • --~ SERVICE l>mEcTORY -For All Your Home oind Business Needs - By Fax (714) 631-6594 (l'l..a .... , ... fu.lr """''-"''II' 1n•I 1ih<• .. nwnhtr aud "ill c-all "•• l..rf. <nlh a (Jntt qt«Mt ) ByPllome (714) M2·5<>78 By MaMn Penom 330 West Bav Strrrt Co .. 111 MrNi. CA 92627 ,\1 '\n -pon Bh..t. & 8a1 S1. ......,. Trlrphone 8:30am-.S:OOpm \fondn~Frida1 Walk-In 8:3'0am-S:OOpm )looJl.-f°nd.• 3000 Polley Rates and deadlint>s are subje<"t ro change wirhout notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify. l'l"vise or rl"ject any classified advcnisement. Pltllbe re~rt nn_)' error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot arcepts no liabiliry for any error in an advertisement for which ii may be responsible except for thr cost of the space actually occup1rd by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the ftr'St in&ertion. r------Deadllnes ----- Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday:. Wednesday S:OOpm Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:OOpm EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 5530 s 530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiGEiiNEiiiiiiRALiiiiiiiiiiiilOiiOii2 =NGTON 2140 COSTA MESA 2624 MISCELIANEOUS l•B·u·s·INES-·s·&-· :=. -••Compare Our RENTALS FINANCE Whhlpool oversized -38R aBA L.tg pool, Prlcea X·lg 1BR, 2 20/20 Ace P•rtdn• ha• the Seoretary Exp'd , waah•r·S75. double R••I E•t•t• ya r d . H 0 0 k u p 1 . pools, gld, free cable, Without Glaqesl perfect lob for youl computer lllerat• Incl c a P a c 1 t Y M • Y ta 0 ' •-IOlllNO for S•I•? $1200/mo, $900 secu· $300 ofl move-In, Safe, rapid, non· Full 6 part·Ume, wHk· word processing, able dryer-$125. 759.9013 o~~OllTUNITY ***** rlty. (310) 845-9854 nr beach. 042·5858 CONDOS & BUSINESS aurglcal, permanent ends & holiday work to work 7am·12pm, A11...it11111 .. ..,....llilllh WMkend ••Compare Our OPPOR'"nnty rulorallon In 6-8 avallabl• Immediately. Mon-Fri. Prefer legal/1_rY_YD_UT'PYY __ RE ___ _ • 111111tict .. 1111ehll· Open Hou•••? 5br 3ba, lrg bOnut rm, Price• X.Jg 2BR/ TOWNBOMES2702 &"'~'!& weeks. Alrlln• pilot •Caahl•r••Traf'ftc acct'g bckgrd. Com-~.uauu&" 6014 Ad 111111.; * * * * * ~?:~ 8 g~rc'., P~~~~: M~BA townhomea w/ 2904 deve~<?.PedF. Doct1 1or ap-Dlre1 obto1 re; AJVI 1sti11rta mF ens• work Jan ~ fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ......... ...., The Dally Pilot Real school & ahopplng. yard• & pallos. Weatmlnater Chimes prov..... rH n orma· ava la •· • ••a: ax rnume: 548-4,.., Clear glau tbl tp 314" "....,... ''lllY ~1 Estate Tab which 11 $2200. 31 0-832-4411 Nr beach. 948-2849 2br 2.5ba, attatched Aaaemble an., cratt1, t Ion by ma 11 ; Mull b• able to drive SECRETARY thick. Shell marble tbl ......UN " -•wi.Aa•ll•• published each Sat· E'ald• Bachelor oversized 2-car gar, toy1, Jewelry, wood (800)422·7320 E 204 stick ahlft & bring Order entry, phon... tp. Bolh Imported. i.M •..., nt1r, ......... urday Is an effective Garage. $550/mo. Incl FAH/A·C, lndry hkup Items, typing, Hw.lng, <406>961•557o OMV printout, Apply good typing a must. 30"1160''. 642-8181 ....,......, ........... ,. and Inexpensive way IRVINE 2144 ulll. Lndry faclllty. pallo. nr McDonald compurer work ·from FAX C406)961•55n ~Noon. Ace Parking, Call M.C.S. Marketing ......., ....... , ... ....,......., to 1bowcase that 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •992·3111• Douglas. $945+ Hc. home In your apara http://WWW.vltlon 4680 MacAnhur Cl. for an aQpolntment at Formal oak dng tbl --apeclal property, 11 714-895.3357 time. Grear pay. Free freedom.com. N.B. (at Campue) 714-645-2939 hand carved ~8 chr1 .... ., -' .,...,_.. llml· Call our Clas•lfled We at park Irv In• W••• Sid• 2bd/1 ba, details. Call 24 hrs. Sat11lactlon 95S-2037, Job Holll~ -· w/beVl'd glass china --........ .._._......... " Condo 2bd/2ba, near FP, attach gar, lndry -•-•32 •007 Guaranteed! Telemark•t•r Full or ~bnt mirror-"' back & --Department Todayll 1-.,_ -FT Flor•I Deal9n•r part llm• t-•ephone " • .._. -... --'""'I ~• • 2 5•78 Clly Hall, Incl w/d, lrln, hookupa. $775/mo. DUPL~V'l!C! 2704 f N rt 8 c .. ' .., lites, S2150. 3 pc blk ...i;,;;;;t;;~ u4 • u micro, garage, & op:n •982·3111 • ~ FT/PT Flex ached. or ewpo •• '" research, recruiting Ital llhr HL StSOO ......................... --------~ pkng. No pets. $1275. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Easy work, no exp, Laguna Nlgual Floral within \he computer (714) 220.1940 C1 II 844 4000 Earn $300-$600/Wkty EMPLOYMENT •hop. 2Yr• UP•f· lnduetry. No salH .1---------....... · ~~~ _IA_G_UN--A-----. ___ a________ W••tmln•t•r Chim•• At home guar. Call 7 prerd. Call Shannon• Wiii train. Call Jen at Kine Slae Waterbecl __, -- -.-2br 1.5ba, lndry facll, daya. 407-875·2022 FloWer1at249-1190 71._71 9-0501 ext.ll. Ok alalned pine.· 2 .................. Iii .... 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OcHnfront .. •WNDING ROUTI!• Al home. Call toll frff aookk••per 18-20 EMPLOYMENT shamc'a11 ~~~· •••••••••I NEWPORT Lido late Baytront 22nd St. PV1 room •20 prim• locallons• f ~4.oo-~'1~~~ • flex. hrs/long term. SllVlCBS 5533 1...,,. _______ _ 2Br/2Ba new on aandl ~~~~~ unfurn, share bath. •Priced for Quick Sxt T 5139 CompU1er •JCP nee, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Qu .. n PlllOW1op matt/ HOUSBS/ CONDOS FOR SALE BUCH 1089 Lndry, f/p. $3500/mo, Utll paJd. N/S pref. s.i .. 800-711-4361• • Mac helpful. Fax box aprg. Never uaed, i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1yr leas•. 587-3309 2 BEDROOM Kitchenette In room. reaum• 873-8787 ••-••H been In a1or11ge. can k Plaas• be aware that d 11 s 2 5 0 Big Canron Condo• Looking for Unique? LNnedwt'ort1 Plbelro. c$480to.•·CRE--D-I_T ___ 2_9_0_7 Chances are SALlrS Perm/PT. th• llttlng• In this cal· (•81a)•39 .......... . Starling at 1349 2 huge MB'a 2000S.f., $785 "' Phone & voice mall egory may require you -On/off goll courH. 4 FP'a, Formal, dining, Call Sam 975-4808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii you will find tal•a for Fortune 39 to call a 900 numb•r•--------- M • • 0 " • t 11 • family, llvlng room. •Play•--to.tat what you nHd Co. Work trom home. 1 which there I• a MERro•unis~ "••Hora 789-7700 Pool, ma1bl• floor•. ~ Conaolld•tlon$ at the prlo• Computer, modem, cnharge per minute. ""°'""u" ~ 1002 --------Priced 150k 1811 than •Gated Pool RENTALS TO Cut monthly payments car a muat, Bue+ ,1000 •• POSSIBL• MISC. 6015 •••tbluff 2bd/2ba. recent HI• a few SHARE 2724 up to 30%:-501lo. Re-you want to pay pomm, bene. Call QOYmRNM•NT Bank Anxloual ORB doors down. Call •Near Ocean & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii duce lnter .. t. Stop when you read 714-8S043Sl7 R••dtn9 Books l'ORaCLOaaD Opportunity! Agenl. WayM Smith, Remax Nf'Wnnrt Beach collection calla. Avoid Cla .. lfled All Kinda of Jobs FC>f Part·llme. Al home. Pottery Ba"' waxed Gl!NEJW. ------ HOM8S $258,900. 470oe134 780-8000 e>Ct.195. -··r-•C Metro Brtst/Sunf bankruptcy. FREE dally Alt KJnda of P90ple. 1 ~~f~9000 pin• table 32xOO retell PennlH on Iha $1. Ne•r .. atbluff Loyely 2ba 2ba apt to confldentl•I help. aA2.••T& Cla•elfted. EJCt RS139 =~:xS2~ ~= o •II n q u • n t Tax, 2bd/2.Sba, GR8 Oppl I••••••••• 1780 Placentia Ave. ahr w/prof fem. Avl NCCS, nonprofit, 11-1 __ _...-....,._~.._u~.,,_ __ ------------------atered •et of 8 (Incl 2 Repo't REO'• Your Co.u Maa now, dedawed cat ok, c • n a• d lb on d • d . •am S 1000 Week Ir area. Call toll free for Bank Owned, Agt. APARTMENTS nl•mkg, female only. 1-800-9S...o412 Srufflng envetopH at arm ohalra) 1310. current lletlnga. $390,000. 470·9134 FOR RENT 6'2 3790 S375. 784-5742•---""'D""'•'""a""'T,,__ __ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOWENT home. No experience. ::.~::, 214~~ s': 1.aoo.21a.eooo --------··-------· JI. Spaolou• 3BR au CONSOl.JDATION 5530 5530 ,, .. IUPPll••· No ob-washed Siik. 54", red, Sxt H.S139 CIMETERY LOT/ I• ssoo + 1/3 utll, Fp, Cut payment• to 50%.,'iiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiliiii lig•~cc"e. ~=~~~~SE: taupe, navy· lot91 M NEED DOWN caYPT 1225 'ltKT'ltOA w/d & garage In CdM. Reduce or ellmlnat•1• Box 5137 In xlnl cond. 121 .. 739 DA&.a Call K•lly, 721·1718 lnterHt. Same day ap-DI dB CA wo• •• T'"'NNIMX PAYMEN'n proval. Non-profit. amon ar, •rr .. • we wUI loan you the Paolfto View 4 Ocean PENINSULA 2607 Youn9 Prof'I w/3BR, Kimberly Ad 91765 BEDS, TAN AT HOME. down payment on th• View Iola #205 CDEF. 28A COM home. fem Credit CounMllng Buy direct end SA~ hOm• of your cholc• 111,500. 310/531· 2bd/11Mi Large ~ .... _______ ... , pref'd. Matr seoo t.eoo-ue-oteo CHAND SE ~n~lml r,:~c~~"·~~~ and .,.,.,_. th• un-73-21, or 702/5Se-0431 garage, W/O, y .. tty. Other S500. 073-<t879 Assembler .. e. I ......... ··• s ~ monthly payment•. derlylng 11t .MQrtgage 985 uUI Incl, Avall1---------Frff cotor c••...a..-. financing. Buyers and 1/4, ..... ••a NEWPORT nu,...,..... 1-800-842-1-- R •a Ito r • o a I I BAYl'RONT 2bd/2ba llACB 2669 UNTALS AlfNOun~&• The DownPaymenl Co HOUSIS/ condo. near Pavt111on,1.,. ______ WANTED 2726 MU. ANTJQUES 6010 Xmu .,... PGMd N " \ Bkr a:ae-4334 CONDOS 2-Car pkng, pool, dock I• ·-----·•1-:-:~:-:------1 ·------·· $39. CltN9. """' INO-' ii .Vall no ..... ,,...,,,.., COIUMca~neec:l5dcuil cado tr••• ffult'-POlt ONT mo.' yrly, i'73..Mo HOMECARE LOST t oriented. auriw people~ with 110. Herba. ~ Chances 1te you wlU find what you nMd It~ J)ftCe you want to pay when you rMd ClaulftM dilly M2·H71 ,.,_ my 23• rnotorl•P•O•tnm•••~--~I llCCW'IC)'tobea>mcpanofouradbui.lding T ... Dell• 'ekl! !'..!..n!!• •111•10c. ·~nt cam. f'rom 1100-1110. ,.,...,.... vwv hotn• '" Vout •Id• ot 1 pc to anti,. ....... bath• l20. tot.e74441t ,.., 'f•rd In ••Change A"'••• n ....._ ..__ Palntlnga. china, 111 ________ _ for hou•ec.,., ~c.... Peun411 Call to ,..._... o r yardoar•. Am ~. s4•Meo. 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DECEMBER 17, 1996 ACROSS t Soothe 5 Story ol lhe Trofan War 10 lslandnea.r Bomeo 14 Decays 15 Sui1 malerlal t6 Matured 17 Whatthe suspicious smell t 9 Chinese or 51 Coiy 81 Way 82 Fawr 83 Slno9r Summet 85 Wrll.f Morrt9on 88 -olC&pri 87 Comeln 88 Chocolate ~ 69 Gllmpees 70 Updlle(a walch) 71 Loch -monster Korean 19 Prompted 20 Stripe 22 Items In DOWN children's 1 Clean off activity books 2 Major artery 24 Having hearing 3 Beatie Ringo - organs 4 Admires 25 Topics 5 Writer Olnesen 26 -Harl 6 Guitarist Paul 12·17·19 0 1•.LWIM'-~ 28 -on. spoils 7 -jig or stew 32 Hits 8 Playlng marble Slaughter edvocate 35 Hatchet 9 Coerse blue 3t -on: 1rample ~ -37 Renter clolh . 32 Saloons 52 Make up (IO!') 38 "How -doing?" t O 'Old Hickory" 33 Sign of the 53 Dollar fractlont 39 Coe or t 1 Chills and feve< future 55 Odd job Bannister 12 Swerve 34 Type size 56 ic.aeam 41 Fish eggs t3 Puts two and 36 Santa'• hAlnAI? holders 42 Subsld8 two togetbet ~ '3l UJ¥.tZ:~-j1"5i;MWdli ~ t:.t« 45 Cold weather 21 Palindfomlc 40 Someone-: oooO-bYe malady name not me 58 Wading bird 46 Breathe hard 23 Grant 43 Luxury furs 59 Win by a -47 Trap 25 Urban transport 44 Judge 60 Painted 48 Make waterproof 27 Doct1e 46 Chowhound tinware SO Threaten 29 Scarlett's home 49 Vote In favor 61 Shopping plan 54 Desert plant 30 Baseballer 51 Consumer 84 Born P.1-------.--"'9'!'--P-""l'!!'--~-t!~----- 17 VIRTUAL REALITY Neither wlnerable. Weet deals. delight.eel to bear hi• partner bal· ance with rour spadea, and six spadee was certainly a reuonable action with a trump honor, sinll• NOR'111 •Q'75 1:1 8 0 AQ10 9'7 •AK 108 • ton and two ace9. lVE8'f. •J EAST o AJ 10978 '4 0 8 • 10 8 l:I K 62 0 8 '432 •QJ94 •8752 SOUTH 6AK88'482 1:1 Q 3 OKJG •S West led the ace of hearts and East found the perfect Ume for a falaecaid, dropping the king. On the continuation or the jack of hearbl, declarer ruffed with the queen al East followed suit, and the teed or doubt had been eown. It was time to tack.le trumps, and ·declarer's imagination was working overtime. It seemed that the only reason for East's falaecard waa to try to promote a trump trick hold- ing J 10 6 in the suil The bidding: The seven of spades was led and, WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH when Eut produced the six, declar- 40 PU1 P... •• er played low from hand. A rather P... •• P-Pan :;Jw.ar11..d...V£.el4 4oo"' ~ . ._-ui.Jas, J'W 7 ·' j P-_ ,.._77 <r,J J t-"\' cirt' • · "IA~.;ici.W..,a'll~> • Openjng lead: Ace of \J The mind is a complicated mech- anism. It can coajure up fears that are more disturbing than the reali· ty. With the help of a seemingly harmleee fal eecard from East, a specter led lo South's defeat in a spade slam that started out with 12 cert.ain tricks. /\a ii onen the caAe, when there are three hands with wild distribu- t.ion, the fourth is balanced. North, who should have entered the fray immediately with a double, was TICKETS 6075 DODGE As a• footnote to this hand, the player in the South seat had a national reputation. There is no way that the ordinary pl~ would have been eet.. Mr. or Mrs. Average might have ruffed high al trick two, but would never have fineeeed in trumps at trick three. Learn to be a b etter brld1e player! Subscribe n ow to the Goren Bridi e Letter by callin1 (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Brid ie Let· ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chica10, Ill. 60680. 9065 FORD 2 round trip airline ticke t• LAX to Baltimore. Open ticket 1 r a v • I s 2 o o /ea . C•ll 918·594-5 328 '92 Stea lth Wht W/blk bra. 38k miles. Mint cond. 5-spd, tint. St2,900. 875-3291 '91 Taurua LX lthr Int, low ml, air bag, loadedl Sacrifice. Best olterl Perfect for grandma! 844-4828 Bla ck Daytona Turbo Z. 52000. •848-8342• AUTOMOBILES HONDA FORD 9075 '88 Accord Htchbk. Grey/grey. Auto trans. 9010 '88 T·blrd 5-spd, blk Power windows. AM/ I d Ith OOf FM, CC. 152k ml. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w re r, moonr ' Runs great. S2200obo. ac. 1st $3500 takes ill '90 lntegra LS 2.dr 360•1999 Michelle D-453-6139. lihback, moonroof, at, -----=---.,..~E,,_·-64.,,,,.,.5·....,6,...9_6...,,2.,,..,,.. __ _ ac, ps, pb, am/Im '89 Escort GT 5-spd. '89 Cl I SI Blk/btk Power steering, CC, v c ' cass. 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Classllled 842-5678 D YES,SELL MY CAR Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $1 o• City Zlp Phone Credit Cord D MC OVISA D AM X # Exp -- Moil To: OAILY PILOT 330 W. Bay Slrwt, Colla Meta, CA 92677 17"J 6'2·5678 OrFAX (71'} 631-6.594 /"""°'9 lbfy Only} l'feo.. 0-* Pw1itwnt 8o,qj ,_,,-.Mol.---Modtl---ha - OdC~ O"I o""""-0 4.-1 OJ...,I 0 "" c...llliooor o~oM- O .S...bl o r"*' Glooo O WJ,OflC-. 0 .......... a _ ...... OMI,~ oc-r~ ou.ww ..... • $ 10 for 4 /iM$, S 1. 00 each odcJitionol line ·---. -.. --. ---_ .. _ -------..... ---· CONTRACTOR~ FLOOR INSTALL HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 TUTORING 3929 •aok le Wot'll ....... C•HGr......_ •• ,_ Ne11t beet thing to home • ?a•·t1ff 3 548 GENERAL 3 5 58 REP AIRS 3 6 2 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Precl•• Plumbln9 Repairs & Remodels Free Estimates LI0873t8 H9-1090 l•land Blue Pool• Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. Repair: fllter/pump/htr Acid wash 8415-8728 Accept Tutorial Svo All Math subject•. Orade to high school Blanca 847-4407 Home Schoolln97 Elemen1ary Teacher Reading & Writing Grades 1-4 548·8442 Reading, M•th K·12 Rog Ed/Speo Ed 15 yrs exp cla11roonf teacher. 875°0902 , _________ _ 3932 Can't ... m to • get to au thoM ; repair Jobi ~ atound the houM? I I.et the..CIHelfted ~ .. mo. Olreet4NT : htlp you find : • Nllable help.