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Home My WebLink About1999-02-19 - Orange Coast Pilot• '.> • ! ' • • ' f I , • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMN\UNmES SINCE 1907 • "' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1999 Woman pleads guilty to embezzlement • Former Nordstrom worker ·Faye Chizuko ltaya could get up to 5 years in prison when 'She is sentenced April 8. od. ltaya prcwiously admitted she siphoned small amounts of money while she was employed there as an executive se<"ret.ary · Attorneys pl<.tn to contest how much she ·actually stole at the sentenang hearing in ApnJ. Defense attorney Lisa Hovden contends the figure is less than $500,000, while the Orange County NEWPORT BEACH -A Hunting· district attorney's office believes she ton Harbour woman faces up to five took about $750,000. ltaya will proba- years in state prison after plead.ltlg bly be ordered to repay the full guilty this week to embezzling more amount. depending on the final figure. than $750,000 from Nordstrom depart· ·nus was a monume ntal case for us, ment store as far as embezzlement cases go," said Faye Chizuko ltaya, 50, will be sen-Senior Deputy D1stnct Attorney Mark tenced April 8 for skimming hundreds Sevigny. wnu.., was a huge amount, of thousands of doUars from the South and the case against her was over- Coast Plaza store over a five-year pen-I whelming. I thmk Nordstrom has taken steps sp this doesn't happen again." Itaya worked for the retail cham ,for more than 10 years. According to court documents, she began rrulking funds from the store in early 1992. Sevigny said Haya submitted cdSh vouchers to her bosses wtth inflated requests for employee func:t1ons, then deposited the dilference into her per- sonal account. She also falsified per- sonal expense ·accounts and pocketed a portion of employees' conuruss1ons. I ier daily or weekly tdkes ranged from $50 to $1.500. Sevigny estimates ltayct stole about $48,000 m 1992. But the steady stream of cash apparently wasn't ~nough to c:atidte her appetite. By 1996, her annu- al take had ballooned to $187 ,000, over the top Sevigny" s<Hcl The department store h1rPd a P,n· vale mve:.tigator: who begdn hndin9 discrepancies m hndnt1dl statrments. When ltaya reportedly was do;ked to show documentation, she didn't oblige. "She kept puttmg people olf, • Se\I· gny said. "They would ask tor statt~ menl<;, and she wouldn't provide them I thmk that made people very susp1- c10u:. ~ Do have a hunger to crltlque restau· rants for the Daily Pilot? We're ~ooking for someone Who has a taste for fine din· Ing to do a review every other week. In 500 words or less, send us an Impar- tial review -both good and not so good -of a restaurant that you know well, along with a short letter telling us Why you would be the consummate Dally Pilot dining critic. The deadline is March 5. The deportment store conducted ttn internal ttU<hl and found a !Japing fiscal hole. The puper trail l~rl back to ltaya, who was drrPstE'<l m Oc toher. Authonhcs were ub!P to trnn~ about half of thf• money back to ltdyct, who Send the ty~, double-spaced review and letter to Dining Editor Nancy Cheev- er by e-mail to dailypilotOearthlink.net; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or.mail to 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92727. SEE ITAYA PAGE 7 Piecelllakers find loophole in permit law Religious group passes out '\•olunteer employee cards to customers, trying to make store's restaurant operation in good graces. tkif Pb COSTA MESA -Th Piece- makers may hav•• founcl a way around U1e law tlus week by 1 su· ing -volunteer <.:mployt.~· taros to au of lb customer~. The P1L·cPmakt•rs ts d rnllcpous group wllhJi long history of run- ms \\,th/i'<Xdl government. The group whKh believes God's ldw i.-. above any human luw - runs a countrv storP dlld tParoorn on Adams Avenu", where drinks and ~andw1ches are erv~d. The Pwcemakl'r.., has a penrnt to ~ell prt•(lilCkagnd and labeled foods, hut otflanb at the county health th>partment said the group also 1s nmnmg ii kitchen without the proper pemut . However, the two ll'ad('r.> ot tllP group. t-.tane Kold..,1i1sk1 and Ann orensen aid th1•y have found a loophol The c:ounty du•• not regulate emplo)'f'l' lunchroom~ •\.\'e have o card now lhat makes e'.leryone n emplo~ • Koldsmskt cud. ~We all work f m (~od, M • Kolc1smsk1 smd she b ll ' !'. U1 card bongs the group mt comptianc v.1th the luw Jcic:k ~hller. director of th county's environmental health dl\-ision, is not so we ·1 would think at ftrsf blu h this doe-. not dppcar to h Pxempt from the health and afet) law we're enforcmg." Mill r wd "'It doesn t c m to reallv me t th dpfm11Ion of what I as a lttn> r on woulc1 -cons1uer an emplQy • Exasp •rated with th Piece~ maker ' hc hc.f that it 1 ·at>fW • the law." olhndl at the count health d1 pmtment hav<> con ull- ed the dl' trtct attome} offlc for olution SEE PERMIT PAGE 7 00,N L£ACH /OAILY F'll.OT A surfer Wes thro ugh the air after making an exit from a huge w~ve at 48th Street ln Newport Beach. large waves greeted surfers Th~day morning and lingered ln the area unW the. tide dropped ln the afternoon. COWltry __,,____ Stoft -----Pieceinakers ® Ptecemak- ers oUidals hope thi "volunteer emplO) " card will allow the group lo continue Thursd ay's waves 'big an d glassy enough to attract die-hard surfers Cloudy skies didn't deter some avid surfers from hitung the ocean Thursday in swells rangmg from three to five feet. Wlule the waves weren't monstrous, the conditions were nearly perfect. Th<' south· west swells produced glassy waves amid calm condlbons Off shore gusts forecast lor Thursday never ciiffie, which attracted surf- mg enthusiasts, dCCordmg to Newport Beach lifeguards. •1t's looking pretty nice today,~ sdld San Clemente resident Taylor Jenkins •My buddies and 1 couldrt't resist when we hcdrd the surf report. This has been worth our while, even though the waves aren't that big.• -Greg Risling Volunteer Emplo:.ye . Member hip Lard 1 liu cam t,,,,,,,. ,,., """-"'"' ,.., <rp'X"-'11 • ., ., ,,nv1lnu 11r.ottt al pt,UlfPtOl:6n Ji~,;rmo • 1710 ~d•ms Av.-nu .. , Co,t~ Meb:a, CA 916?& f'hon~; <nt> Ml ~'!U tax: v u11>41 .:~ ening food and beverag Police arrest 2 people carrying assault rifle~t city intersection Gru G RN.NG lllft Pb COSTA MESA -Police arrested two people -one of them a 16-year-old boy -earty Thursday morning after a caller reported seeing three young men walk- INDEX GAlllD----11 -·----··-2 PGllllUS ____ 2 Miiiam 10 NS ._ .. ___ M, WWHEI mg around with a semiautomatic rifle. Police recovered an AmenccID-made nfJe that resembles an AK-47 Bolh weapons fire hundreds of rounds m tt matter of seconds. Authorities couldrt't confirm whether the gun wa loaded at th • time of the arrest. I Tony Hennquez, 25, and the 16-year- old, both of Costa Mesa, were booked m Costa Mesa Jail. Henriquez was arrested on susp1cion of prowling, and the juve· nile was detained on prowling and cur- few charges. A third suspect cc;caped. Police responded to the Up shortly 72 10111 after 12:30 a r ... Th~ c. .. 11 ·1 notic d the mo carrying the gun and was conc-ei;n d about U1e sdfely of others. A pohce ofhC'cr stopp d the three peo· pie near the mtc~ecbon of Victoria Str <>t and Ralmgh Av nue. 1 lennquez and the juvemlo tned to run and dropp ~• " hack· paok containing cans of bee.r nd n open bottle of tl?qUlla, but they w r cap· ture<l •The thud "uspt..">d ran away Authorlti 1d th ~ are trymg to trace th gun They <Jouldn't confum wh Uu:!r the gun wa-. 1t~1...-te.r('(' to I ten- nquez Legislator h lped legalize Balboa' fi\nJ' . ' ' . ' d8tebook . . . . . 2 Friday, February l 9, 1999 • Doily Pilot CHECK IT OUT Resources for reveling in winter adventures W hether you're interested in real or vicarious win· ter advennu-es, you can enhanC'e your experience with • resources from Newport ~braries. If you're.bound for the slopes, check out "Skiing USA~ The~ Guide for Skien ll.Dd Snowboard· ~rs· for help with choos- ing a resort, plaruung a vacation and having fun when you arrive. ln- depth reviews m this Fodor's Sports volume descnbe terrain, lifts and eleva- tions, as well as restaurants, , lodging and night life for each destination. For those heading outside the United States, •Thomas Cook's International Top 50 Ski Resorts• profiles 50 world-class skiing paradises that combine outstand- ing facilities with magnificent scenery. Find color photography and facts about resorts in coun- tries as disparate as Argentina, Japan and Switzerland in thls guide to worldWide ski venues. You can read about a sport that is a descendent of the Cali- fornia surf and skate scene in ·sick: A Cultural History of Snowboarding.• Tius compendi- um of history, fashions. techniques and competi- tions cap- tures the excitement of a new Olympic medal sport and the cul- twe that has grown up around it Ready for firSthand expen- ence? Go along on an mtroducto- ry snowboarding lesson by watching ·snowboarding, The Ba.sics,· a video that demon- strates how to fall, tum and com- bme skills. Follow up With ·snowboarding, An Intermediate Lesson,· another tape covenng the intricacies of executing a linked carved tum. You may be able to pretend • you're a world-class skater alter watchirig champions Te1 B<lbllo· nia a.nd Randy Gardnt:!r in "I low to Ice Skate.• From takiny your first steps to advdnced move:;, thls instructional video covers a range of skills. To become a more knowledgeable spectator, study •Tue EncycJopedta of f.19- ure Skating,• featuring biogra- plues of Sonja Henie to Tara Llp- Ul.Ski, plus descriptions of skailng forms and information about ref- erees a.nd scoring systems. All aspects of figure skating are celebrated in •The Official · Book of Figure Skating,· a spec- tacular new book with S('cbon:; on history, persolldlitles and cos- tumes, and more than 200 pho- tographs. Additional mslght into training, competittons and on- the road profession- al life are in "Boi· tctno's Edge," a volume by Olympic gold meddlist Bndn Boi- tano. ~ Accord· ing to •Power Plays: An Inside Look at the Big Business of the National Hockey League,· U'lc ultimate spectator sport 1 played by National Hockey LeaguP gov- ernors. Read about shoot-outs that rivcil play on the l<'C m this new offering. Enjoy d mor(• entertaining glimpse of bomi. crunching action on a vtdeo titled "Hockey; The Lighter Side.• If you're sunply a i.pectator, you may not heor the CdJI lh<1t insp1.tes many to brave the d<tn· gers inherent in winter sporLc:;. But you can read about 1t m "Risking Adventure,• feet tunny gripping accounts of moun· tameering journeys that explore the thrill of challenge dlld con· quest as well as the fun of escape. • OfECX rr OUT IS wntten by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library This week's column IS by sara Barnicle. Jou Sa:n:N ~ ... 0 or Rachael Maxwell, entering her short film m the Newport Beach Intemabonal Film Fes· nval was just what she was supposed to do. And ir,i d week, the 22-year· old Newport Beach resident found out that her college the- sis -"The Face• -was , • dccepted as one of 25 shorts competing for several awards m the fourth annual indepcn· dent film festival that includes more than 120 fibns from all over the world. Because of the costs of pro- ducing a feature-length filin, Maxwell decided that a short would be a more tangible alter- native !or the film, which com· pleted her undergraduate stud· 1es at New York University. After the film was complete, entertng it 11\ the festival was the next logical step for any new Newport Beach filmmaker. And she mandged lo finish the film on a $15,000 budget. •I wrote to every folllldation I had heard of and was very lucky to get a very generous grdJlt from Kodak," she said. •And then some of the Uungs were provided by the school. Budget-wise I'd say half of the things were provided by the school. And the actors and crew all worked for free. The rest my parents were generous enough to help me out with. •The school gives you a camera, lights a.nd insurance and everything {for production! for two weeks. For an expen- cnced filmrnciker that rrught be enough bme to make a feature, but for me, working with a Stu· dent crew, a short film was all. we could accomplish.• The film is about John, an unconventional man who does- n't fit into society. 1 le becomes obsessed with the beauty he ftnds in the fdce a new librarian, who, out of fear of John's haunt- mg attraction, has rum arrested. "(Prison! md.kes no impact on him whatsoever,· Maxwell said. ·He just goes back into his own rNllty and construction." • Jay Maxwell, Rachpel's · father and executive producer of •Tue Face,· said he is ftrst N \vpo...t BeC\ch \VOt'Y\an 's thesi~ b ecomes co1·npctitive s ho...t filt'Y\ at the Ne\vporl Beach Jnte ... nC\tional Fil.~ Festival ICJM HAGGERTY"ZVUUS I DAil Y PILOT Newport Beach's Rachael Maxwell, 22, went to New York University, made a Ulm and entered it into the Newport Beach lntemaUonaJ Film Festival amazed at his daughter's abili- ty to present this story. "Here m Newport Beach we don't encounter people like this," he Sdid. "Rachael's geruus is her ability to get into the rrund of John. There is a tremendous amount of storytelling tf1 a very short fllm. The resolution is - there is no resolution, somewhat like "The Iceman Cometh.' It challenges the audience [to understand thiS man), which is what I think is terrific." "The mam character was actucllly based on a very good friend of mmc, • Rachael Maxwell Sdld. "I JUSt wanted to have thJ.S very SllTiple person whose only goal in life was to find beaub.lul things, who would never harm anyone. And I wanted the film to have a happy ending, but the more people read it and the more I thought about their sug9es- tions I realized there isn t a place for such a simple person in the real world." "The Pace• is the byproduct of Maxwell's first attempt at filmrnak:ing. HI made a few student-project films, but Uus is the first real film I've made." The 16 1/2-mmute short took about six months to produce. "I had a great crew, all of whom were student:,.• The cast was chosen from an Internet J;eIVice that matches actors to projects and produc.-ers and directors to actors. One of Maxwell's biggest challenge:) dunng producbon of the film was finding an afford· able location. The New York Public Library quoted MaxwPJI $1,500 a day location fee and because of time restrictions, NYU's main library rules made it inacc<?Ssible. Finally Maxwell , found relief. The Library .for Near East Studies on the NYU campus just happened to be closed for th" sununer, perfect tiuung tO' bcgi.rl production. Maxwell descnbes her film· making style as noncommercial and unusual · •Most films are plot driven and this parllcular film is char· acter driven," she said. ·nus film is about a character study not a story. As an editor I was more concerned with what it looks like, rather than the story. I think commeroal Hollywood films are so formulated and smuJar that people want to see something different." Maxwell is living m Calif or· nia agam because the film- making competition in New York is fierce "I think New York is a great oty for film, there's so much going on. But so many films are being made and so many peo- ple want to be involved that nobody's getting paid. So [New York) is not a very practical place to go and live." For as far back as she can remember, films have been an intngue ~d a goal. ·1 think watching films makes you go through experiences.· Maxwell said. •Tue kind of films I want to make are the ones that show people the }>erspecbve of someone that they ought other- wise never meet. Someone with whom they might have nothing in common," Though she has never been to the Newport Beach Interna- tional Film Festival, Maxwell hopes her (ilm will be a success *It's wonderful, what else can l say, I'm alw~ys hopeful,• she said ... I don't have [pro- jects) m the works for money reasons. I spent all the avail- able money on this film. I do have an idea for a feature that I'm working on. and hopefully somebody likes my short enough to produce it.• The film f~bval begins March 25. It's all a big act • • .. • .. Children's acting workshop launches new generation of thespians, plus helps kids become more ~onfident .. .. .. ~"" S tarry-eyed youngsters are invited to attend Children's Acting Work.:. shop starting Saturday through March 20 at OCC's Fine Arts Hall. She'll have to keep pretending for now, though, because her family put the brakes on her acting. "My grandma says it's too much," she said. •For plays, they made me stay up until 11 o'clock and I usually go to bed at 9." The four-week workshop, which meets Soturday mornings, is designed for 7· to 12-year·olds. ·we go over a lot of the basics or acting,• laid lead instructor .Bob Con· rad, who has directed more than 65 plays and performed on television. There's no stoppmg Justin Holtzman, 11, who Conrad has inV1tcd to play bit parts in a stage production of •ntanic. • The workshop is part of Orange Coast College's College for Kids pro- gram offering children classes at the1.t own level. •1 want to g t involved m more plays and more ol his classes,• he said. "Gradually, I'll become a better actor and get more used to being on stage." ThP-course teaches acting skills such as pantomime and improvisation, which comes m cspeoally handy for commer· cials, Conrad aid. •Jt's a great opPortunlty for kids to come and find out what college is about.• 1a1d Marge Ball, director of community education at OCC. •1 had to pretend J wai. eating a plz· za," Conrad said about a recent audi- tion. Former student Jenica Branston, 8 1/2, fulfilled a dream when lhe played a character In the dalt production of •it's a Wondetful Ufe. • ·1 always wanted to act in a play,• she said. •t pretend all the time that l'm in another play.• Before a performanCP., most people be<'ome so nervous that their breathing qukkens and their bodies stiffen up, Conrad said. lbat's why the clus covers ways to warm up the vocal chords, regu- late breathing and loosen up the body. "It's like a dancer -he warms up first,• Conrad said. BEAD£BS uorurn MIN$ stones, tllUSlr •tiQnS,, edrto- (949) 642-6086 r1•1 matter °' 1dwrti~u Rf(()(d your comments about herein ain be reproduced wrth· the ~Uy Pilot or news tips out written permlS&tOn of copy right owner, ADOBE SS HOW TO REACH us OUr .cktress is 330 W a.y St, COSU Mela, CA 92627. Clttua.tion CORRE COONS The TllTle$ Or•nge County (800) 2S2 9141 It is the Piiot's poli<y to prompt· ~ ty correct •II erron of substance. 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C~ No •1•1'1!1aOlMf111118-- • ,_ _____ r-------------------------:-· a fortune for head shots, promise audi- CHILDREWS AOING WORKSHOP +WHERE: Fine Arts Hall at OCC. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa +WHEN: 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays through March 20 +HOW MUOI: $97 • PHOflE: (714) 432-5880 tions and then deliver nothing. •one really needs to be careful these .. days,· he said. •we're stressing what to avold to save people money." The best way to develop as an actor is through theater because you learn to take direction, to move on stage, and to • feel comfortable m front of clR audience, Conrad said. But landing a tage role can be diffl· ro cult. .. .. •Jt's limited but there' a lot of com- munity theater out there," be srud. •However, it doesn't always pay: SuiprisingJy, with so many commer- da:ls geared to children, television .. .. ,, , c otters tantalizing opporturuties. ; •vounger kids can get into the mar· : ket easier than adults can,• Conrad *' OON LEACH I OMV rt OT Bob Conrad will teach the four-week Cbllclren'• Act- ing Worklbop to cblldren 7 to 12 years old at OCC. said. Even if they're not inter~ted in act- ing, the work.shop helps children over. come their fear of speaking in public. With so many sharks in the enter· tainment induStry, the workshop also helps students avoid being tom to WEATHER TEMP£RA1UltES TIDES Balboa TOOAV : 70IS5 First low Corona del Mar 69156 5.01 a.m • , •• , •• 1 0 Costa Mesa Ftflt high 71155 10;59 a .m ..•.••• 48 Newport Beach I Second low 71/SS 5:24 p.m • , , •••• o 2 Newport Coast Second high 69.'56 11 :49 pm ....... 4.7 SURF FOMCAST LOCATION SIZE SATURDAY ' ~ .•..•.• 4+6w First low Newport, , ••• 4-5 w Bladtles. , ••••• 4-S w 6;01 a.m .•••.... 1 O "Mr Jetty" • • • 4-6 w First high• CdM ..•••.•.• 4-5w 11:56a.m ....... 41 Second low 80A1ING 6:CMp.m •••••••• 0.1 V.W.moming Winds at 0 to 5 knots S«ond~ be<orning w.st-aftttmldnight nortttu ... I) at I to 12 ..,. bJ"" ... ..., .,.,. ... ,...._.SS p1ecP.S. Conrad said be knows more than a few management agendas who Charge "It's a fun way to get over nervou1- nea, • Conrad said ·1 have , .. a 90% succe11 rate m changing mO\Sl student.5 into more confident people,• SURF We continue to see a westerly SVYell Nery 14 seconds for waist· to shoYldef·high sets. A strong southerty swell moves 1n today for hHd·high sets at t"- best $p0ts. ;,. new west-nort~t swell moves In Saturday. • ., condldons and vltibfltty lft poor. Winds .. c.lm Sho•n .. ~ brSuftdlr. lht U'I MU mt 5.'otS p.m. POLICE FILES COSTA~ • ~ Awnue: A tape r«ordef worth $.45 wa~ stolen from • c.r In the 1200 btOctc during the evenlng of Feb. 12. • OlwN Willy. A comp«t disc player •nd a pair of spe~ers worth $3,000 """9 stolen from a car Jn the 1600 block during the evening of Feb. 15. • ScDtt Drtw: A watch worth more than S4,000 was stolen from a home In tM 700 block between December and Febfu. ary. • 1bwne ~ About 40 compact discs worth S300 wet• stot.n from a hOme In the 800 block during the evening of Feb 13. • V.l1ncllt llreilt A rldlo worth $50 was stolen from• car 1n the 1000 blodc a.twten 2 and 7:30 am. Feb. 13. I , Doily Pilot Iroine looking for romance, and_ Falwell forgets Twinkster P etite GLWF Mayor ISO rom. for CJty. In case you don't spend a lot of time perusing the personal ads, it says: •Petite, good looking, white female may- or in SP.arch of romance for city." Th~ muyor, in this case, is Christi- na Shea, the good mayor of the , qreat city of Irvine. and she has an . interesting tdea. · The mayor was flipping through the November issue of L8d1P.s J iome Journal and noticed that Irvine placed fourth on a list of the best U.S. cities for women. Uhh, OK As an EXMA, BlA mayor (ex, middle-aged, balding ltalian-Amencan mayor), I've dlways wondered how they come up with these rankings, but whdt the heck. On d separate SUJVey that ranked the most romantic obes m the country, however, Irvine clid not make the cut. Irvine is a great oty in so many ways, the mayor observed, •But it is not known as d romantic city." I believe that is, um, pretty much ... well, shall we say ... true. But Chratina has a plan. She wants to establish a "Romance Task Force" to make recommen- dations about raising Irvme's Cupid quotient. 1be task force will be all volunteers -and all- women. Being the boorish, msensitJve and entirely repug- nant gnomes that we are, 1 think excluding men is an excellent starting point for a task force on romance. As a friend and former colleague, I can tell you that, even though she's half-serious and having a little fun with this. Christina will make this work. When the recommendations arc in, the county, the nation and the world will see a new and romantic IrVine. Pans? Yawn. SdJl rranetsco? Oh. I'm sure. Maw? Wowu.•. Sedttle? Fiddle faddle. It'~ not gomg lo be a cakewalk, though. When it comes to romance, one city towers above the rest in the o parts, partner. I'll give you a hmt. Half its name is made of and and the other half 15 m COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buffo who watched Falwell on the •Today• show last week, com- menting in detail on the 1Wink and the clear and' present danger he poses. · Falwell d1d admit that he'd never actually seen the program. but s8ld he •agreed with every- thing" in the National Liberty Journal article -a claim he and his spokesperson repeated throughout the week. . · When Maher reminded him of his repeated statements that he agreed with the article, Falwell said, "No, J cbdn't agree because I don't know anything about the Teletubbies. H Hmm. This story and the Rev Rhode Island. What's Newport Falwell are getting a little too got that Irvine doesn't? In a word weird, even for me. -water. You got water, you got But there is an extraterrestrial romance. No H20, no chemistry. story I believe m. You may have Harbor lights, restaurants by the seen the furor over a billboard m bay, sunsets, surf, long walks on San Franosco for 24 Hour Fit· the beach, et cetera, et cetera. ness Centers The copy beside Think of Burt LancdSter and an ominous looking extraterres- Deborah Kerr on the beach in ttitt.1 read, "When they come, "From Here to Eterruty.• Now they'll edt the fat ones tirsV picture them rolling Mound I laughed until I couldn't bes1de the Culver offramp on the breathe But, of course, someone San Diego Freeway. Uh uh. took offense. A number of advo- Wilhout the wet stuff, you can · cacy groups for. um, large people have a beautiful city, a fine city, a said the ads were hurtful, hateful fun city, but not a romantic city. and discrurunatory. A handful of It's the law. protesters turned out at 24 Hour Anyway. Mayor Shea has her Fitness Centers around the city work cut out for her Send me and did the usual protester dJlY ideas you have about things. One woman, lost in a improVing Irvine's romance rat-blizzard of buzzwords, lamented mg, and I'll pass them on. And that overweight people were the nothing too racy. It's a fanuly city. only "minority" against whom We've got enough trouble with "racism IS OK" 1Winky Winky right now. I I hate to wallow in detclils, but Speaking of the TWlllkster, the ma1ority of us are over- some interesting backpedaling weight, not the minority, and I from the Rev. Jerry Falwell this only had a few semesters of week. In fact, if he backpedals anthropology, 'but I'm almost pos- any faster, he'll hurt himseU. ibve that •chubby" is not a race. On Wednesday night's "Politi· Come on, folks. It's a joke. We cally Incorrect• with Bill Maher, snould never lose the ability to Falwell said, M I've never com-laugh at ourselves. As for the mented in any way dt any time Assoaatton of Fat People, I have on the Teletubb1es.• When only Uung to say. Lighten up. Maher questioned that with vig-[ gotta go or, Falwell insisted, •1 have never commented on Tmky Winley." This is stunrung news to myseU and the few million others • PET'ER BUFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears Friday. E·ma1l him at Ptr840AOL.com • 2 5 ~ ""Q~,f .. o & styles. Our experts will help you choose just the right design! Custom Wmdow·Coverings E.\J'trt< 111.1199 ,'\DI ulrJ wrth A'IY odttr cfftrs. ,\ l1111mum tlw,:.t ft<lutTtJ DouMt Cl'llJ'O'I J.v:s HDt arr~· r----------1 $50 Upholstery I Clea~ ~~~S:~~ done I I OFF at the sam~me I CDIT~tri I r.\"'"j 211. , /'}'J I L - --"':::':::a'"::.41.::.ot:.:::. ': :·~ F~ry 19, 1999 3. YEE OAll.V PILOT ON THE BALL . . Alejandra Molina, 8, of Costa Mesa, above left, holds the ball as her part- ner perfonns a drill during a volley- ball clinic at Pomona School this week. At le ft, Juan Padilla, 11, of Costa Mesa hil4i the ball over the net at the clinic. IMPORTED CERAMIC 11LE AS LOW AS s4~ IAMINATE ON SALE! Od11t,.ol s5s9 II PERGO Sq. A. · Installed AS LOW AS $6~!> tllltalled ( : ' I { I • I · ~ . I , ~"-. , I , I I , I · ·. Where Quality floor Coftr1a1 Colla V.. U. R,.~jd.-ntial • (om mPrcinl • Whol1· ... al1· 949.6 , 966 11e.,.r1 "'rlW llWn11f11 lilt• ... •w.--' , ¢ Pt MM • HOUltS: M-fri. t.n-7~ •Sat. 10--~ • Sun IOmft.ApM r..llir,..wwl•_...._»V.•100 .. ktW.._ ......._..,. ,.,, .... _ .. 4 Fuday, f ebruory 9, 1999 City maps out where it wants to go • Council adopts 30 more objectives; 68 of 108 have been completed since '95. COSTA MESA -The C ity Counc:il htJ~ chdrted its course for the coming hscal y<?ar by adopt- ing 30 new commufuty objectives ranymg from unproving public wlety to chang1J19 the aty motto. The counol adopted 108 com- munity obJ<'Chve . 68 or which have t>e.•n completed. since 1005, The objectives dte mea!Jl t~ pro- vide staff w1th c;Jear dircctlon and help measwc progres~ ·1 think 1t'.!t extremely impor- fdnt thdt they have very specific g<><tls, jlhdtl they lay tho e out and th£·y slick to tho e, • said City Mcsnag~r AJlrtn Roeder. ·one of the thmg:, the commuruty ob1ec- llvl's force ur; to do L'i come back on d rngulrtt has1s rtnd say, 'H<?re's what you approved, here's where we're at.'" The obJectives adopted Tu~· day are incomplete, because the council postponed adoption of youth recreation objectives until a redeation manager Ui hiied. Some of the goah adopted include: . •Expanding the •targeted task · force· approach to policing ~nd morutoring "trouble" spots. •·Hiring 4 management ana- lyst to resedrch and wnte grants for tbe city. • Starting a volunteer program for the Fire Depdrtment and mcredSlng disaster prepdledness among oty employees and com- munlty members. • Purchasing a confined-space rescue· vehicle and a "portablP. house• for training, education programs in schools, and sta~ a urban search-and-rescue team. • Asking r~1d<?nts if they are willing to pay extra taxes so all utilities can be put underground and block walls erected around neighborhoods. • Changing the aty motto from •Hub of the Harbor Alea• to "City ot the Arts." • B<?Qmrung a historical reno- vation committee to refurbish the Huscroft House and credte a site plan for other historic structures in.Fairvtew Park. • Researching placement of a mid-block crosswalk from Trian- gle Square to the Courtyards. • Providing $200,000 for Fairview Park improvements. • Establishing an arts commit- tee and providing money for cul- tural activities. ·· • Encouraging the Newport· BRIEFL)Y IN THE NEWS Mesa UnlJlcd School DlStrlct to continu th .. Scott Plan,• and provide funding. AU of · the objectives were passed with litUe or no opposition. One ObjOOIVC that clivtded the · counoJ but pa sed 3-2 was an econom1c feasibthty study for Newport Boulevard. The ob1ecttvc, proposed by Councdwoman Linda DUton, was prompted by the city's decision to ban mmi-warehouses from New· port Boulevard because they do not generate much traffic and do not comply with the city's overall goal of boosting business along the boulevard. • Mayor Gary Monahan and Councilman· Joe Enckson op- posed the motion. Monahan, who said he was involved with the Newport Boulevard study com- nuttee, said the property owners and re:;idents clid a good JOb of determirung whdt should be done to the boulevard, and were the best source~ for a study. NPwport-Mcsa Ballet has n<'W home, nc'w name d 3,200-squdfe-foot facility at 2900 Harbor Blvd., Swte 210. The school has two large studios, plenty of pdrkmg '1nd provides easy access to the San 01<'90 dnd Costa Mesa freeways. The school alc;o offers d full-semce ballet supply store, Blisters. the traclitlond.l Russian Imperial technique. A wide variety of adult and children ballet classes are offered, as well as jazz, modem dance, tap, lyrical, body scuJpting, stretch, hip-hop and Sparusb dancing. Tiu• N1·wport·M£>sc1 Bdllf!l will celebrate its nPw nrmw dnd lo< allon with free ballet rtlld drm< e c:lu'>S(..>S ,,,, M<irch eruollees. r:orrnerly the N£•wport Bdllet Academy on Suntci An<J AvPnUP, the school has moved to ~to SPI YOGA& TAI CHI • -AIACallTEP CL.UIU • ...... The school specializes m Vaganova-style ballet, which is a method that evolved out of The studio includes eight nationally and intemaoonaUy credentialed dance instruc- tors. For more information, cdll (949) 646· 7688. Relocation Sal Drastic Reduction on every item in the sto • Great Savings on high quality Italian Furnishings 18582 Beach Blvd. Huntirigton Beach (714) 963-6288 . MON -FRI 10-7 r YOLllllll NEW DltECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., or call Joy at 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC . LIBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM' The program seeks volunteers to tutor adults on readin'g and writing. Tutor training work- shops held at the Central Library will certify volunteers. They take place at 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For registration or more information, call (949) 717-3874. NEWPORT BEACH RECTAL SERIES The Friends of The Newport Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist in fostering music appreciation. For more information, call 644- 4208. OASIS SENIOR aNTER Meals on Wheels volunteers · are needed to distribute pre- pared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Doily Pilot DlllCIOIY Por more Ulformation, call 644- 3244. OPERAPAOAC The Opera Pacific Guild Allionce, a support group for Opera Pacil1c, bas activities for volunteen. For more informa- tion, call 474-4488. ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ·The orchestra needs volun- teers to help sell tickets, staff social attain, work th& office and assist with mailing parties. The orchestra al.so needs vol- unteers to participate on its administrative board. Call Gil Abrams at ~4-7019 for more ihlonnation. ORANGE COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION aNTER The center needs volunteers to work with high-nsk families and children, providing week- ly, emotional support to fami- lies, inf ants and first-time mothers in thetr homes. For more information, call 722- 1107. ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task force is recruiting vol- unteers for the Interfaith Counal Network to work <>ne- on-one with homeless adults in o program to help foster basic life skills. For more informa- tion, call 263-1774. OllllllY Richard G. Reineman A memorial celebration for Richard G . Reineman will be pre- sented at 11 a.m. Sunday at the San Diego Yacht Club in Sen Diego. Mr. Reineman -an mventor, industrial designer and yachts- man -died ot congestive bee.rt failure Dec. 12, 1998. He wu 81. Those planning to attend may contact Rich Reineman at (619) 488-9501. RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel Fully Up to Sofas $10000• OFF Chair $5000-OFF "With a purchase of Fabric & Labor New Location Same Street 2 blocks North 1998 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ·548·1158 .You are cordial{)' invited to attend hik ftiv;ate 0o1' SCh.ooll 1999..()() Kindergarten enrollment Parent Orientation Meedng on Wednesd.qy, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. SUde Show -A.aulemlc Program Prtsenuzdon ClrfJd can availabl.e Refttshments 1999-00 Middle School (Grades 6 duu 8) Parent Orlenuztf.on Mttting on 1'/tumkfy, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. A.cadnnlc Program PrtsenUZdon Rtftrshments 261 Monte Vista Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 9262 7 949-645-5171 fLEMENTAR'Y • MIDDLE SCHOOL EXTB«>B> CURRICUWM TEACHERS FOR: • Computer EdocotlOO • P.E • Spanish • Swimming (pool on premises) • Art • Music utumn 'Rose Wlaen ,our j>arad needs assistance ••• Malce the ,;pt decision Select an "assuted liwng residence" that has: •Quafffled, Expertenced Caregivers • Clean WeU-Equlpped Homes In Safe Resldentkll Neighborhoods • Careful SuPeMsk>n f • . ' poily Pilot Cellular phone tower plan draws fire • Costa Mesa resident says city officials should inform public about the proposed 60-foot-high . antenna at Gisler Avenue motel. Eus1. GM ~,.,. COSTA MESA -Tnstallmg cellular phone antennas was a controversial issue ln Newport Beach a little more than a year ago, but the receptors -disguised dS palm tree -are sprouting up around Costa Me a with little notice. 1Wo have been installed so far -on~ at 2099 Placentia Ave., another at 2299 Har- bor Blvd A third is bemg proposed for the Motel 6 site at 1441 Gisler Ave. That's the one that caught re~ident Don Pierstorff's attention. 30 years. Although he aid he doesn't mtend to be an ala.must, Pier- storff said he would like the city to milke moro of an eftort to m!orm the public about the antennas and any health haz- ards or rf?ception problems ther may cause. In the fall of 1997, Newport Beach .resi- dents fiercely opposed a simildr installation for LA Cellular in Boruta C'anyon Park, saying 1t would obstruct their views ..... , ... ..... , ... W.Cllerted._H you plsomt- thing 60 feet tal ms,ad050 pab tr•, you cin'ttabg ... mn. COl•ialuse pnit: Don Pierstorff Costa Mesa mg Pacil1c Bell Wueles.s, an agent for M?tel 6/C.J. Segerstrom & Soni> was applying for a nunor conditional use permit for a 60- foot-high monopalm to be u~ed for Wireless communications. The postcard also said no public heanng would bo held. "If you got something 60 feet tall d1s- gwsed as a palm treP.. you dm't talking about a minor conditioaal use pernut," Pierstorff said. Perry Valantine, Costa Mesa p!anrung director, said antennas more than 30 leet high in commercial zones can be approved by rrunor conchbonal use permits. Minor conditional .use permits don't hdve to go through the public hednng process unlec;s appealed by the Planrung Commiss1on or City Council, Valantine sd1d. m(Justtta.J areas. Valanunc srud Som peo'ple have expr ed concerns about the health effects of the ant nnas, whicll rnd1at clectromagn"lJC fields. How. uver lhNc are Federnl Commurucationi. Comnu 10n st, nddrds the oty must c-om. ply with, V<tldntine scucl. "ThosP. stilnclarcls rtr" well lie)ow the thrc hold that v.ould cause health prob- lems to a11yon1•.in the area,• Valantine :i.a1d. Ar.c or<lm9 to the World He lth Orgaru- :.o:ation, which bcgdn an intr!rnational study of electmmagnetic: Jteld m 1996, oentif1c evidence indicates that exposure to .low levels of radio-frequency hclds, including tho ~ cnuth•d by mobile phones and theu basf• stations, is unlikPly to indun> or pro- mote canr<>rs Thttl Cvtd1•nce qoesu't sway P1er..torff. however •When I see stuff like this, I get a little alerted," said Pterstorff, who has worked in the technical communication industry for and cause possible health problems. Postcards were sent to property owners within 300 feet of where the antenna on Gisler Avenue will be built, ValdJltine said. •1 Hunk they're depending on the 1gno- ranc • or the pubhc to put thlS thing up as quickly as they cun: Pierstorfl aid. Pierstorff received a postcard from the aty of Costa Mesa earlier this month say- Besides the monopalms, other undis· guised antennas have been installed in Woman wins suit against Pacific Bell but not AOL I • Internet service provider doesn't have to pay compensation to Corona del Mar woman for long-distance mix-up. Gm c. Rl..,U\<i CORONA DEL MAR -Karen Lynch may have battled the big boys and won, but she's still per- turbed that one of them got away. Lynch, a Corona del Mar busi- CLASSIFIEDS "I think it's disgusting. I was shocked they treated a dient ~. thiS. I'm not doing ~ with them any· more.• Karen Lynch Plaintiff in lawsuits I last month m a Harbor Justice Center courtroom, and the 1udge mailed her hl.s Judgment two days later: Lynch is to be reimbursed by her long-distance carrier, Pacific Bell. However, America Online, her Internet service provider, was dis- missed from the swt. Lynch learned that the Internet provider can be held lidble only for small· nesswoman, took Pantie Bell and claims actions m Vuginia, where Amenca Online to court dlter dis-it is bdsed. Lynch Wdsn't about to covenng she wds chdfged $400 · buy a round-tnp airline ticket to for phone calls she didn't make make her point. Lynch, who is an AOL sto< khc;lcl- er. MI WdS shocked they tn•c1tcc1 a client like fuis. I'm not doing bu!il· ness with them anyrnom • Pacific Bell was ordt>Ied to pay Lynch more than $500 for her phone bills and court hliuu fer• . She sa1d hasn"l rec\>1vect , ch :ck yet. Lynch filed the sn1<1ll·claims lawsuit in November, \\hl·n she found calls were mddc tu f\ 1Jdm1 dnd France from one of her e1qhl busines5. lines. The cull'>, mo~t ol which were placed m Jn.ly and woman. Lynch had nsked Pac1hr. Bell to chsconnett thP. phone line, but 1t was working ut a Corona <lei f\lar home. When Lynch recr..1ved her cred1t-card btll, she noticed numerous calls she didn't recdll making. She tried to contact both <;<>mpanies. but l>oth claimed the}' weren't responsible for thP. nux- up She told her side of the story I ·1 think it's disgusbng," said August, were IDdde by another ·1 did gP.t my morn~) back, but 1t took a lot of work, n ~he c;;<11d. "I teel like if anyone trie to !JO up against AOL, they prohably <H~n't gomy to have much luck.• Cod1c11s Phun• Ahecd for food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches. even arthritis! Don't settle your case until you read our free report. . "' J 5 Friday, februarY 19, '1999 llllFLY pring .., em ester registration up at OCC from year ago Spring semester enroll· ment at Orange Coast Col· lege has mcreased 2.7% over last year's ftgures, Cla~~es opened Jan. 19 w1th 21,204 students. By the end of the ccond week, enrollment had climbed to 22,630 •we gr(!w dramatically dunng the fust two weeks of chool, • said Nancy L. Kiddc•r, OCC administrabve dedn of adm1ss1ons and . record . "The demdild for clas et heh been very high. But because we have touch- tone tt:lephone registration, we haven't experienced long reg1 tration lines.· Record aho show that students are Cd!J'Ylll9 heav- ier class loads this spnng. Th school will continue to generate eruollment as 1rud-semester classes begm the week of March 22 Registration -will be from 8 a.m. to 7 p,m. March 15 . and 18,. m the school's Adm1ss1ons Office, 2701 Fall'V1ew Road. Califorrua re!>1dents pay $12 p ·r urut for classes. For more mformation, call (714) 432-5072 RECYCLED ·RAGS ( iPI h1 ' 1to1111 •I,, \\,1rclr1il11 ... ••' 't11 , ,. ,J. h1·,1 drt "' d I" "I'" OPEN EVERY DAY! 2731 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar (949) 675.5553 SERVING THE. LIDO PENINSULA SINC~ 1961 Another new store, another good reason to stay tiome We're Doing Cleaning! 25°/o - To Entice You Into Our New Store, We'll Pay Your Sales Tax (Treadmills & Home Gym's only) Newport/Costa Mesa 1880 Newport Blvd. 949-631 -1381 You're invited to our llC\\ ... wrc \\here) <lll can lr)' OUl our C:\Cl'ptin1ul eqmpmcnt. lf you're :,crious ahoul gl.'mng in ~hapc and urcd of that sweaty g) m mcll. then you're better off ~taying home. A tanfon.l University study proved that people who work out at home ail' more likcl) to sttck with the program and get more cffectnc rcsuhs Select Assortment of Cards, Paper Goods, Gifts, Plush Novelty Items cLn<l M11ch More. Come hy and one of our expertly trained ... all' sl.1ff will help you See Store tor Oeta1ls. Exp. 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Wc"re so c.xdU'>l\'C that we're the onl) authorized dealer m Los Angel s nd Oral'\ge County to carry 1 hcradyne ~1tness and Vectra . ~'rt ""' ahout our qulh · Ind pri<u, .... , wt lwk lhtm with a thln dly l't'tum ' f®t February 19, 1999 DAY A back-countl} hi.kf> will Lake plac;e at 9 am at Crystal Co-. e St.ate Pa1 · 8471 If Coast High- w cf'' N'mo.-port Bearll Hlker v.ill m~ a El ' to::o Visltor Center P _r ng t.s Fm more infonna- tiP"n ccill 94 J 4~7-1647 D"'f<J(I• Dctn<"' c~nt .. r wllJ pre- A work hop titled •creating 'lour Second Ca.reez -WhE:re Fun and lnc.ome -.!Pet• -.111 be prese.rrted from 9 d m to noon in Room 204 of Orange CoaSt Col- li-g,,.·s Lewis Applied Soence Euildmg 270 i fdln'l"W RMd Cosld 1esa Admission lS A • ( ·• na dartc£• 1, r al uw CP.nter • r~. n...'"" • a.dr•...,. •ff''~· BodJ P. • Pftf. • Vsc&, Sllooftn • ~ fl-.• , ~ • • Pn 6 POIC l.ntt rapy • Kand Fo!M C-• Ptth • Cidt ~ • I • J)........,.,, "lid k,. .JI wnocn ~"'~ .&rnd} dn<oo••Mf ,..d.ai;n, •dlrtl pruJur~t '" m c:otlJ'l"CUOn witt aay ~, dtw:Oalll for the 1"""' around town A -""~k ut and ._Tiling dU5 for :S:thool-ag cb.ildren starts from 9 to 10.:30 am Saturda m Room 115 of the Oran Coast Co e Art Center 2701 Farrvtew Road, A workshop tfOed "Oho~ -A ew Beginning• will be pr t- ed from 10 am to 12 30 p m. at th offtoes of !Maxine B Cohen M F.T 180 Tf?\l.~port Center Dn- ve Swte i 80 A e\\-port Beach Adm'ission &S40 f'or mor infor- mauon call 9) 644-6435 Whd.le-walrhlng aboard the bU- tonr 1 iS-foo tall hip Pilgnm of ~e'"'JlOrt v.ill be presented from I to 4 pm dl 2717 \\' Coast H1gh- wa~ ·ewport Beam Admission is 20 tor adults and -15 for dill· dren 12 and under. Reservauons arP Tequrred f(ir more informa- tion, call (714 t 966-0006 A tree ~ork.sbop titled ·u mg th~ Libtdl). -Tools d!ld Tnc • will be presented ot 2 pm m the 'ev.:port B(!ach Centrdl LlbrQrys Pni-nos feeting Room. 1000 Avo- cado Ave For more lnformatton c:all {9.:91 ; 17-3801 A' frff seminar on the risks and benefits of cosm"tic swgef) will be presented from 2 to 4 pm at the Fulton Skin Jfilntute l 17 Westdilf Dme Sw" 100, ew- Flavorful&: Oelic1ous Lunches & Dinner SU N PAY . Gr¥) \\_'hale stand.a • ~1D be pre- sented from 9 .a m. to noon at Cc:ystal .Cove Stat Pan-847 I E Coast Highway ewport Beac:h Th ment ..,.ill m e a spotting scope btnoculars wbale props and games fllld natur.U history information on th Cahforma gra)' whal PartiClpants \\'ill meet at Pelican Point Parking Lot No 2 Parking is S5 for more informa- tion, ca.ll 1040 497-7647 MONDAY A repre>entath·e from the Cal PQ1y Pomona Hotel ?"1andgement D"'partmPnt will v1stt Orfmg Coast College'-, Transf PI Cent ... r from 11 11 m to l p m on campus 2701 fmn.'lew Road Costa Mesa Appomtm1:n are not neoessary For more information call f714J 432-5894 Coa.stl1ne Counselirig Center of ". •i><>r' ~dr--1 v.till present a free lecture titled •ADD Ov~rvle" • at i· pm at the cent r, 1200 Quail St.. Swte 105 For more mforma- uon •. call f949J 47~-09 t John trand, a board-certified famil}• practice ph}'S1oon v.'lll present •tteaJthv Agmg Pnna- UNIGUE WINE SIJOMS CATERING AVAILABLE PllVATEPMTY lllOM9 TUESDAY ~ Costa Mesa RepublJcan \\omen Federated will meet ut l 0-.30 am. ot the Costa Mesa G<Jlf and Counuy Oub 1701 GoH Course Dm Bill ChristlanSP..n, execut:JV directer of the ()rang' Count}· Republican Party, wlll yrve a party updnte for mori• information, call (7HJ :S57-6545. represutathe from ~ admh· ons of c Bt Chopman Uruven;1. ty ~ i.'isit Orange st C:ol~ ~ Transfer Center from 12·30 to 4 p.m The center iS m the cnl- lege Co1mseliqg dnd Adm1s- 51ons Annex 2701 falIVlew Road, Costa fesa For morn mforma- non, call (714) 432-58(j 1 A representative from the admls· ons offK. dt San Diego Stat,. Uruversity "'"ill \'lSll Orange Codst Colleges Transfer <.;enter from 12:30 lo 3 p m The centPr I!> 10 the college's Counseling and Ad.mis· sions Annex. 2701 Fauview Road, Costa 1esa For more mforma- uon call (714J 432-5894 A representative from the Cal Polv Pomona Adrmss1ons Offlce \'tili \'tslt Otange Coa t Collf?9"'s Transfer CentEr rrom 1 to 3 p m The Transfer Center lS m the col- leges Coun ehng and Ad.nu · ~ons Annex, 2701 FttlfVicw Rood , Costa MCSd For more informa- UQn callt7141432-5894 A detaHed work.shop UUed • R~tirement Strategies lo Secure \'our Assets" v.ill be pn.>sentPd from 6 to 7 30 p m m a conference room est lorgan Stanley Delm Winer. SiS Anton Blvd Swte 100, C~1.a M~ Admis ion lS free I or mur nfomusuon. call (BOOj 120 3871 Mark JYylor wtll present ~ free •m nar UUl'd I ft>allhy H art & COrdiovascular Support from 6.30 w 7 30 p m <St the Patio Cafe at Muther' Mttrket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17tli St, Costa Meses. Reserva" ur,ns are re<JDirr·d. For more infor- mauon. dll f800) 595-6667. A feng hul workshop will be pm <'nlL>d ot 7 pm. at Barnes & Nohlf· Book!.f'llP.rs,r 001 B South Coast Dnv1-, Nu 150, Costa Mesa. A<1nuc;s1on as frne For more infor- mation, cdll (71 4) 444-0226 Newport Harbor High School will pr~t•nt dn <1cademy fa11 from 7 to 9 p m dl the Costa M~ 'eighborhood Corrunuruty CPn- ter, 1845 Pork Ave Newport Har- bor High School Pnnapal Bob Boms will prOSPDl an overview of acadel'Tll"S olf Prcd at the school Interested eighth-grade studen~ and the11 parents are encourageu to dtlcnd For more inforrnauon C<tll f<WJI 515 6128 WEDNESDAY Bunny My Honey will be pre- entPd from 10 45 to 11.30 a m in the chtlrlren's department dl Barnes & Noble Book.sellers, 901 8 South Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa l\1Psa Adnus .... 1on ls free. for more infonnauon. cdl.I (714) 444-022u TIRED OF LOOKING OVER YOUR SHOULDER? SMOKE LEGALLY WHILE YOU WATCH tJ SATELUTf SPORTS, PLAY GAMES AND & HAVE A GREAT T1MEI 99 Comi ng Friday, February 26th! mlr':--~~~~~.--..-.;~:111111 ~-~~·- • Beaehea, Harbor & OcNn • Dining & Mori • Edumtlon • Houaing • Kkll' Stuff Ul-.tf Arta • ,.,.. & PllCll/ .. Daily Pilot WEDNESDAY A free noon program UUed Et Toro Reuse Planning Process will be pre- ented at the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Av0<.ado Ave. for more· information, call (949) 717<180 1. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and Avild's El Rnnch1to • Will present a Business Altc~r Hours mixer from 5:30. to 7:30 p.m . at the restaurant, 2101 Placen\la Ave .. Costa Mesa. The e vent will fedture hors d'oeuvre , pnzcs and a no-ho~t bar. For more information, call (714) • 885·9090. . ., Dr. Randolph Agullara wm present free semindr titled the Myths & Facts of Metal-Free Laser Dentistry from 6:30 lo 7:30 p.m. at the Putio Cafe al Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St , Costd • Mesa. Re:>ervabons are wqwred. :. For more informdtion. CdU (800) 595-6667 • ... • The Orange County Sierra Singles Newcomers dnd Members lnfonnd- tion meeting will be prpsented ell 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Commuruty Center, 1845 Pdrk Ave. The £>vent "vill serve as a forum to <hsc uss upcoming activities. For more mfor- mabon, send an e-mail message to wf rey<S'earthlink. net. The West Newport Beach Assocla- .. tion board of du<'ctors will me(>t di 7 p.m. m the Newport Beuch City Council Chambers, 3300 Newport • • AROUND TOWN Blvd. for more~ inlormat1on, c.iU (949) 644-:rnm. THURSDAY I The Newport Harbor Area Cham- bet of Commerce's sun)>et network- ing meeung w11J tukP pldce from 5 to 7 p.111. dt Tonuny Bdhamd1l) 1\op- ical Cttfc, 882 Avocado Ave.., Coto- na del f\lc1r, Adnussion is fre<• fur members and $10 for potcntirtl members. l'or mow inlormc1l10n, call lfJ49) 729-4400. • The Susan G. Komen Breast Can- ce.r Foundation will pu.>sent tt Rare for the Cure Sponsor. Kie k·OU Reception from s.;m to 7:30 p m. c1t the Santa And Country Club. 20382 Newport Blvd ., .Santa Anc1. Any business or organuallon interested m becoming a sponsor of the eighth annual Orange County R.t1re for the Cure is encourngecl to attend. Reservations are r(>("ommended. For more inlonnallon, ct.tll (9491 224- 0292. ext 22 Seymour Beek will be the guest speakN al the Udlhering of llw Newport Beach I listorical Sncif'ty and Fnc-nds dt b pm. dl the Amrn1- can Legion l full, 2 15 15th St., Nc!W- port BPdCh. Wme dnd <;Oft dnnks WlJI bt> served, followed by c1 huff Pl. dinner .al b·45 p.m. The pro9rrim be~ c1t 7:45 p.m. Adnuss1on ts $12. For more tnfonncltion, wnte the hlstoncdJ society ttt P.O . Box 1428, Newport Beach . I A free seminar titled Walking Through Menopause Graccfull)• will he presented from 6:30 to 7:30 pm dt the Paho Cafe at Mothers Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St, Co ta Mestt. Reservallons nrc required. for more mfonndtlon, call (800) 595-bG67. Comfort Zone, a mental tllnes'i sutJP''rt group, will be pre Pnt<·d from 7:30 to 9 p.m . Cit tht• Light- house Coa.,taJ CommUmty Church, 30 I Mrlgnolfo St., Coslu MPsa. An~· onc di<.19nosed with a mental 11Jnt1ss l!i mVltecl to .ittend. Ad11uss1un 1s tree. Donations dre acreptNl f:or . mort> mformat1on. CdU 1949) 548· . 7274. ThE' American Cetacean Society, Ordnge Count)' Chupte1 will pre- ~ent Jenniler Saitz of Fnends ol the SP.a Lion Manne Manundl Center .it 7:30 p.rn at the Costa M<-. 1 Com- munity Center, 1845 Pdrk ~'" . For more tnfonncit10n, cdll (714) 5 i4- 5177. FEB.26 The Newport-Mesa chapter of Par- Pnls Without Purtners w1ll p1es(!nt d funtl-rd1sing ctdnce trom 8 p.m to mjdnight ul the Hoh<l<.1\' Inn, 7000 Ul!dCh Blvd., Buend Park. A<lnu..,. sinn is $7 lor members e1nd $1D t111 guests. For more mlDrmc1tion, ~ull (714) 848-5RJti. FEB.27 A ba<·k·country hike will take BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS .. West Side Planning Fair hits the airwaves The Feb. 6 West Side Planning Fd1r is bemg cablecttsl on C'ostd Mesa Television More than I 00 people attended the l dir to sh,m• their ideas about how to irnprovP the West Side ot Cosio Mt•sd. The city has turPd a consullunl to come up with a spec1fJc plt1n for thn rev1tah7CJbOn Of the area. Uunng February, the fau will ht• t£>1evised on channel 74 at 7 p.m. l\iesdays, 3 p.m. Wednes- ·d,1ys. H p rn. Fridays. 8:30 d.m . Sc1turdt1ys dnd 5 p.m. Sundays. I I Call and . -connedecl inlelhouri • OnlerHBO~ ~ C)et HBO Plus and HBO Sicjnature for• exbi cost! for only 99( ! plncf.! at 9 a m. at Crystal Cove ;.-"tatP Park, 847 l E. < oast Highway. New- port B"ac.h Hikers will me t at El Moro Visitor Centl.!r. Parking lS SS Poi more 111f,>1mdt1on, (all (!:i4H) 4!J7-7H47. FEB.28 A fun run wilJ take pla('(~ dl 7 d.m. 11t Cry:.t.11 C 'ove Stull' Prtrk. 847 t E C''o11st I hyhwriy, Newport Bl'dC h Ftunnr•r:;, will nwet at th1• El Joro Vts1tor CentN. Parkmg i~ $5, For :morP 1nlorn1<1liun, call (q4!"lJ 497- 7647. The Amerkan Cetacean Sotiety. Oranqc County Chapt >r will prc- i>nt a Whale Watr.h c round Cc1tali· na I land c1hoarcl the C<1talina Fl\'Pr from 9 d.rn to b p m The boat y. ill depart dl ~am lro111 Davey's Lock- er m lhP B11lho<t Pavilion, 400 Mam St, Newport Beach. Resl'Cvillluns will he held only until A 30 a.m. ThNe 1s i'i '-lldCk hdf on hoard. \Vpar Wdnn c lolhPs c1nd bnng d!ony a hat crnd binoculars Ad1111ss1on i" $40 for ctdultc; cHHI $2.5 lor c-h1ldren. Pdrbc1-. pants will <1lso spt>nd ont> to 1 112 hours on 1111• 1slrm<.l. Por more mfor- mt1t1on, cc11l (ll.i'lt h7'.~-l4:M or (714) .S'l4 -.5177. A hack -country hike wilJ take plctre Cll 11 t1.111 ell C11 lul Cove Slaff' Pdrk. 8471 E C"1>1J~t J ltghwc1v, New- port Beach. J llkers "111 meet at El Moro \; 1 llC'ir CPnter Prlrkrng ts $5 Por mow mlormal1on, call (~~4t1) 4~7-7t>47 Friday, F bruary 19 1999 7 PERMIT CONTINUED FROM 1 111 • Ptec.emak rs ha b en on probe 11011 for a year but wntmually hos cl •med the county h alth depart- ment aocc> f m m pection auJ BiU Ford, t1 1st nt director of thrt tourit} PllVlCOJlfllentlil h allh division Anued with an iuspection wcirrnnt from the <llstr.ict altom<•y's ofhu>, three msp tors la I week ~ctmcd d<'t 1•is 1<1 llar• torn. nwm'lly <;ttlCh was that ll11• v.;anaot re<.1111H'-d tlH•111 tu meet al a "a1111ua1Jr oHrl.!E>.«lilr>" time, Ford s1WI. 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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IASIEllALL :~Sailors bUin}>ed off 9i 49-30 ' •Third SPed in Division II-AA too gtrong for Newport Harbor, and , it was abundantly d ear very early. HI< fl~O f) ~"' . SANTA ANA-For the next two seasons at ledst, Newport Harbor High will try to stoy out of foothill's way. "This tedm won't be on our schedule for the next few years," Sailors Coach Gregg Savage said, following host Foothill's 49-30 victory Thur'sday rught tn the hrst round of the ClF Southern Sectlon Division 11-AA girls basketball pldyoffs. The third-seeded Krughts (24-3), ranked No. 8 m Ordllge County and hoping to get a shot dl poweriul Brea Olmda m the CIF r.mals, will wtum their top four players next sed':>On, trlcludmg sophomores Kelsi Sousa. ,J<icky WilliclJlls dnd 6-foot-2 Knsten Mann. "(The Kruqht<>J will probably be one of 'the top lf>drns in Oranqe County next year.· "'S&vdgfi sd1d "With whdl they've got coming back r doubt VP.ry much that many teams DIV. ll·AA PLAYOFFS will have as much talent and kill, plus they will have had a year together." Thoughts of who'.s commg back next sea- son for the Sdilors are probably what Savage bad·ed.Ily. Foothill made its fm.t bve shots, pressed the daylights out of the at-large Sailors (15· 13) dnd provoked 17 Newport turnovers in the operung 16 minutes, leadmg to a 37-12 Foothill lead by the break. •They pre a little more aggressJVely thdn (Sea View League nvals} Santa Mar- ganta and El Toro,• Savage said of the Knights. ·They eem to be in yow race all the time.· Newport Harbor played without junior two guard Kalend Jackson, who had oral surgery Monday and was not been able to practice this week Her replacement, Evita Castillo, was sick and didn't play. Then her subst.J tute, Lisa Huntington, vomited just before the start oJ the second half. Shorlhtmdcd and unhealthy, the Sailor relied on point guard •------and defensive stand· out AlyS!'d Paul for most of their points (11). Paul canned a three-ball to end Foothill's 11·2 game- open.ing surge,. then netted another to launch the second hall. Apnl Ross and Kristen Urban scored mne pomts each for the Tars, while Melli.- sa Hollister added five rebounds and two steals. '11* .... (haM) ... ... . ......... .. ,._.,. semlDlieit,. ......... GNelS.V ... Newpott~ glrb baskett»ll CObCh Mann, one ot the top players in the coun- ty, fmished with 22 points, 13 rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots for lead Foothill, wluch built a 33·9 lead m the sec· ond quarter. MI think in the second half we got com- placent." Foothill Codch TY ~atklns said. usure, we won by 20 poanls, but we were a little dlsappomted wit)l the second hall," CIF DIVISION lll·A PLAYOFFS ME A RUMBLES, s·9-51 Mustangs hold on after leading, 44-16, with 14 minutes left, Mesa visits Nordhoff Saturqay night. B \1111) F:\l IJ...-..1 H ~Pb COSTA MESA -Forget the pressure of smgle PliminatJon, or the op<>ning-gume Jitters of the CIF Southern Sc-clion DlVl· s1on III-A girls baskctbdll play- off!. It was the frc>n<>llc defense displdyed by host Costa Mesa High dnd San Manco which wac; enough to fray nerves Thursday night. Mel><! proved more steady early, en route to a 59-51 victory which propeb the t.h.ird-c;eeded Mustangs ( 18-10) to Saturday's 7:30 p m quarterfinal<; at OJai- bdsed Nordotr (12-1 4). But whatever emotional tur- moil the players were going through Thursday mght, paled m companson to the fourth- quarter fnght expcr1enced by Mesd Coach Jun Weeks, who Sdw his tedm's 2B-pomt lead with 14 minutes left !>liced under double digits. In spite of the ldte sloppiness by the host\, who committed 15 of theu 28 turnovers in the final mne rrunutes, Weeks was unpressed with hts tC'am'c; first ; three periods : "WP played very well and J : was very happy about for dll • but. the ldsl quarter,· Weeks : said. ·Even when Autumn : (Srruth, d 6-foot Juruor center) • got in foul trouble, l thought : the eight player~ we played did ! : a nice job.· Smith, who managed eight points, 10 rebounds tmd seven ' blocked !>hots. agtunst the smaller Titans ( 13-8 ). fouled out Wlth 5:21 left, second<. after re- entenng to try to stem a 9-0 : San Mdnflo run lo open the : fourth quarter. : Senior Evelyn Powers, • jumor Jenny Earnest and .: sophomore Nancy l lat!>ush1, : playoff veterans all, were enough to allow the Mustnngs to survtve and ddvance HatsushJ was particularly poised, collecting 13 points, nine assists and four steals at pomt guard. She proved so • valuilblc, m fact, Weeks was forced to put her back mto the contest with 35 se<:onds Jett, after extltng earlier with a well-deserved curtain c-all from the home crowd. Earn t and Powers shared t&m·high sconng honors with 1-4 points, while Powers added eight boards to ensure her swan- song eason would continue. Senior starter Lianne Sasaki was also key for the winners, hitting a pair of perimeter jumpers, including a 15·f09ter with 4:19 left which ended a near-fivc-nunute Mesa score· • Jess steak. San Marino, d~arly taken out of its offense early by Smith's shot blocking, just kept coming. The Titans Jhot just 21.6% (16 of 58) from the field and comnutted 2" turnovers. But they stifled what could h4vo been an ext nded sec· ond·half celebration Wlth th lr r f usal to r I nt. DON 1..EACH I OMV Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Evelyn Powers lays lt up on a breakaway and ls fouled In the process. Eagles bomb San Jacinto in first round of m-A playoffs, 72-56 •Estancia nails nine three-pointers. SAN JACINTO -Lisa Steinfeld c:Jratned five of Estancia High's nine three·pointen en route to a ~earn-h.igh 19 points and Lauren Cassity scored '11 but one of her 15 points alter halftime lo key the Eagles' 12-56 win over host San Jaonto m the first round of the CIP Southern Section Division lll·A girls basketball playoffs Thursday. ·The EaglP.S ( 1? ·81 broke a 29· 29 tie by acortng the tint l 0 points Of the third quarter to advance to Satwday'I ?:30 p.m. quarterfmal et No. 2- seeded Morningside (18·9), Estancia senior Francia Oiu hnlshed with t 6 points, while Eva Varma, Cassity, Zuytn Barrera and Marte Rodriguez all hit from three-point range against the Tigers' zone. Cutlty, a Junlot who has been lll, did not start, hut <'ame on strong to help the Baglea pull away. OF THE DAY ·rd be clsappaineed W w lose (toniFf at Barring) _ _. Paul Orris, Corona del Mar hoops coach ... --Friday, februory l9, ~999 •Sports Edlk:>f Roger CorlSOrt • 949-574-422,:. tffl SPORTS HALL Of ·FAME:.' CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM uA J.IM ABBOTT· " . ...... nn' It I I J U" . ' • Former Ang~l and Corona del Mar resident wll!::: be continuing lus comeback efforts at Milwauke~·;: . . -··' !Wyfliol J im Abbott's baseball '1m career, one of the most 1111111 inspirational m tho annals of American sport, will feature a new twist this year. The Coronel del Mar resident and former Angel will conltnue his comeback with th<> Milwaukee Brawers m the National League, where the one-handed pitcher will have to bat for the first time since high school. But the 31 ·year-old Abbott, who was 5-0 with a 4.55 ERA for the Chicago White Sox last year in five late-season starts alter a successful stint in the minor leagues, JS looking forward to the challenge of swmging the stick. "I'm really excited about it." Jim Abbott '" Abbott told reJ>C?rters last month, before heading to spnng trairung. For Abbott, a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame (to celebrate the millennium), 1t has been a Wetime of challenges. . U you had come across Abbott Abbott would bypass the minor'.' 0 leagues, going straight to the big 1 leagues in 1989. It marked ontya1• the 15th time since the inception of the draft in 1965 that a player made his professional debut in • ., r the ma1ors. m' • 1 on the sandlots when he was a kid and someone had told you he . was eventually going to throw a no-lutter for the New York Yan· kees, you'd have wondered from where that person had just escaped. But Abbott defied all the odd ,_ When Abbott was a high schooJ star io Michigan, baseball observers never worried about . his fastball or slide(, determination or temperament. His stuff was major league, his spuit like a ~aint. It was his nght hand (or lack of one) that womed scouts. But despite being born without a right hand, Abbott proved he could field his posiuon on the mound and even swmg the bat as well as anybody. Hitters qwckly learned never to bunt off hlm. He would pounce on bunto;, change his glove from resting on his handles~ arm, pick up the ball, transfer it and throw out the baserunner as effloenUy as anybody. So the University of Michigan gave the boy wonder (and role model to hundreds of disabled people) a baseball scholarship. Abbott didn't disappomt, · becoming a celebrated amateur betore turning pro. In 1988, Abbott won the Golden Sptkes Award (hononng the country's top collegiate baseball player), helped Team USA capture the gold medal at the Seoul Olympic Games and secured the coveted Sullivan Award, which salutes the nation's best amateur athlete. The Angels selected him No. 1 in tl)e June 1988 tree-agent draft (eighth pick overall) and Abbott continued to answer " ... , every challenge. He made the •J.U": Topps All-Star rookie team in '89 and posted a 12·12 record with 111 11 four complete games and two uuo shutouts, becoming the first left-handed Angel rookie to pos:t- wms m double figures since FTdnk Tanana m 1974. At>bOtt's bCSt year with {h • Angels came in 1991, going 18-11 with a 2.89 ERA in 243 inrungs pitched, finishing third behind Roger Clemens and Kevin Tapani in the American League Cy Young Award voting. But on Dec. 6, 1992, many fans were ready to cover their eyes when the AngelS traded therr beloved Abbott to the Yankees f~r two pitchers and then-rookie first baseman J .T. Snow. Abbott, prdlSed by a number of chanties because of the time he volunteers for disadvantdged children in Southern Calilomia, was embraced by New York fans. On Sept. 4. 1993, he joined a select company when he tos ed a no-hitter against Cleveland. In 1995, he signed with Chicago cis a free agent, then was traded back to the Angels m July, starting 13 games dJld posting a 5·4 record. But Abbott struggled m 1996 and was demoted to the mmors for the first tlme m his career. He led the Amencan League m los es that year, going 2-18 wtth the Angels, before the club released him the next spring. Abbott, out of baseball for most of 1997 and '98, made a comeback with the White Sox last year and could be on his way to making more news in Milwaukee. YOllEYIAll Lavold to Boston College • Newport Harbor standout accepts a full ride with the Eagles after sterling volleyball career with Tars. RJUWUl J)\ NN .... NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor High senior Kathy Lavold, a 6·foot·2 iniddle blocker on Coach Dan Glenn's CIP State Dtvi· sion I championship girls volleyball team last sea.son, has signed with BOston College, her parents said Thunday. Lavold, recruited by over 90 colleges, select- ed Boston College over Vlrgin.la, USC, Kansas State and Oregon State, Lavold strongly Kathy ~void desired to play on the eut cout. The Bagles, who have ttruggled ln women's volleyball, have a new coach, Jackie Hadel, aDcf "9portad)y plan to Ute Lavold as an • elleDtial figure tn their rebulldlng ICbeine. LaYOld'1 mother, Sendra. Mid U. Newp>c1 Harbor lteDdcNI took only one oftldal recndllng ldp-.. ~. Ba1111 Cal111t didft't begin pUnutng Lavold until D9cember. Wltb Lavald tn tbimlddle of die treat row, tbe Se.lion wens.. ==· CIP Southern 5ectioa Divllion l·AA and ltate ( ·. Sports Friday, February 19, 1999 9 Endeavour, Captain Cook's 1768 voyage reenacted, and it will be here, April 16. . Lieutenant James Coak sailed the 110-ft. H.M . Bark Endeavour on a voyage that would forever change the world some 231 years ago. The ship was a converted coal carrier (collier) and ls perhaps the best khown ship of world exploration and navigation in maritime' history. A non-profit organization from Australia, known as the H.M. Bark Endeavour Foundation, completed the project of constructing an exact replica of Cook's ship to reenact the three-year voyage that began ' in 1768. John Longely, CEO of the Endeavour Foundation, was this week's guest speaker at the Wednesday Yachtsmen Luncheon held at the Newport 1-Jarbor YC. Longely, a veteran of five Australian America's Cup campaigns, said, vcook's ship was originally commissioned as the Earl of Pembroke. She was renamed Endeavour for Cook's expedition. Our ship 1S a 98% e:xact museum replica - she's a time machine.• The H.M. Bark Endeavour is' currently on the North American leg of her voyage and will be sailing into Newport Beach April 16. Tbis incredible replica of . history will be open for tours, under the direction of the ' Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, through April 25. This significant Captain Cook voyage altered all prevtous world , charts and botanical information myths that preceded hls exploration. Cook's travels 1011111 terr once plilips produc~ extens1ve geographic knowledge of the South Pacif1c, New Zealand and Australia. Cook reached Tahiti and then sailed southwest to prove or deny the existence of a •Great South Land,· eventually to be known as Australia. He followed the coast and anchored m what he named •sota.ny Bay• near where Sydney is today. In addition, Cook is credited with the discovery of the Hawaiian Islands and other dots upon the globe noted for coconuts and palm trees. When he ·discovered• Hawaii, he really didn't know where he was, that was until he asked a 'local brah' who told him he'd landed in a place called Honolulu. The locals, out of courtesy to a visitor, continued to educate Cook on exactly what he'd discovered. Cook was later killed in Hawa.il. Historical authentioty was the primary concern when construcbng Endeavour. The replica so pa.4lstak:ingly recreates the onginal Bark, that the National Maritime MuseU.m describes her as •the best replica Kiwis beckon Phillips for America's Cup coverage Daily Pilot boating writer Terrance Phillips is scheduled to depart for Auckland, New Zealand, on Tuesday where he JOins four other North , American Journalists as the official correspondents under the umbrel- la of the New Zealand government for the Pre-Amenca's Cup Regatta Series, to be held March 1-7. In addition to covering the pre-America's Cup Senes, Philips will tour the team compounds, sail a~d several America's Cup race boats and meet with various heavyweights oI the sport. ever built!• The three-masted vessel is 30 feet on the beam, draws 12.5 feet and displaces 550 tons. The ship will make exhibition stop~:>Vers on the West Coast, lea~g Vancouver, B.C. Oct. 10, heading back to Australia for the Olympic Games. The Newport Harbor Nautical Musewn is seeking volunteers to assist with gwdmg the public through Endeavour. Volunteers will undergo tra.ming, receive instruction booklets, guide's polo shirts, and enjoy a •thank you• reception at the end of the ship's visit For every rught the ship is in Newport, overnight ship-keeping berths for organized groups of 15 young adults are available. Ship-keepers will stand a two-hour watch, sleep in a hammock, eat brea.kf ast with crew, and get a chance to experience living conditions aboard the 18th-century vessel. The ship will require 100 volunteers while in Newport Beach. Please support this historical ship. Organized group tours such as history and geography classes, scouts, Indian Princesses/Guides, etc., couraged to visit. If are 18 or older, have nautic , maritime or histoncal interests; mix well with other people, are reasonably ambulatory, and would like to become an Endeavour Gwde, or make tour reservations, contact Suzanne Lockhart at lhe Newport Harbor Nautical Museum at (949) 673-7863, X107. • TERRANCE PHILLIPS' boating column appears every Friday. He can be reached by calling (949) 645-4566. Ensign wins again The Ensign IOUU IOCllY Junior High . gold•roller hockey team defeated Serrano Tuesday, 8-0, behind the strong play of Kyle Mathews, who had a hat trick. Alex White- sides and Michael McDonald each scored two goals for Ensign. Ryan Bozarth had one goal. Girls Tryouts -Sunday, March 7 Boys Tryouts -Sunday March 14 I I I I I I ~ Location: Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar. (School is near Fashion Island. From MacArthur Blvd. take San Joaquin Hills Drive south to Marguerite. Tum left on Marguerite, then left again on Pacific View Drive. School is between Pacific View Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road). Age Croup and Tryout Times Yo u're in this age group U-14 U-13 U-12 U-11 If your birthday is between Aug. 1, 1985 -July 31, 1986 Aug. 1, 1986 -July 31, 1987 Aug. 1, 1987 -July 31, 1988 Aug. 1, 1988 -July 31, 1989 Your Tryout Time is: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Noon to 2 p·.m. Noon to 2 p.m. For the tryouts wear soccer gear (especially cleats and shin guards), and bring a ball, water, and a smile. Tryout lasts two boun . . ORANCE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB OFFERS • A philosophy geared toward player development • Lower player fees than most clubs • Staffed by licensed, professional coaches • Local practice and game fields scattered.throuabout Newport Beach and Costa Mesa ocu also hosts a hlghly regarded annual competitive · toumament •••• , lllllllY Mll.JssA SlllOW •111 NliwrORT ffAMoR ~ vou.naALL . SCHEDULE TODAY ·~II Community college men • Irvine Valley at Orange Coast. 7;30 p.m . Community college women -Irvine Valley at Orange Coast, 5:30 p.m. High school 6oys CIF Playoffs. first round: Ramona at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m., Corona del Mar at Banning, 7:30 p.m., Estancia at Chaminade, 7:30 p.m • a.s.ball College -Southern Cahfornla College at The Master's Tournament. 11 a.m. Community college Cypress-Coast Clanic. pool play: Southwestem at Orange Coast, 2 p.m •Tennis College men -Western New Mexico U vs. Southern california College at Costa Mesa Tennis Center, 9 a m. Community college women -Orange Coast at Southwestern Tournament. • Volleyball Community college men • Grossmont at Orange Coast. 1 p.m. ·~· College • UC San Diego at Southern California College, 1 :30 p m. IRIEFlY Bucs rip Pierce, 11-3 • Crimson, Seeley, Carmen lead the way for Coast. c 0 s T A s 0 f T I A L l Ekstrom managed the lone t MESA -VJctory ru; vii.iting Golden West • Noelle Espmoza and Carrie earned a 9-0 Orange Emp11e Grun<>on combined on a four·hit-Conference men·s teruus victory ter to lead Orange Coai.t College Thursday. _ pac;t Los Angeles Piercr., 11-3, ma Ekstrom, a Swedish import, nonconlerence softball game lost to J .C. Arzaga, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 . Thursday at Orange Coast OCC fell to t~, 0-2 in confer· Gmnson was a.tso 3 for 4 with ence, while the Ru.suers improved two stolen bases and three RBfs. to 4-1, 1-1, ' • Jessica Seely was 3 for 3·wtth · OAANGE ~ CONFUEHa three runs scored, a stolen ha · GOlDE.N WEST 9, OCC 0 • nd . RBI f th p ·~ 3 Singles: Arz~a (GWQ def. Ekstrom d an or e irate:. (..,-). Hi. 6-3, 6-4, K.uoer (GWQ def Clarie." Stacey Carmen had two hits, two 6-2, 6-l, Yoshida (GWO def. Alvarado, stolen bases and an RBI. &-1, 6-2; Gobolik1 (GWO def.' Luu, 6-0. ·1 was really plea eel with our 6-2, Sakai (GWO def. B1llomora. 6-0. performance today,• Coach Rick 6-1 ; carmooa (GWO def. Shlmatani Buonango said. ·we lost a tough &-3 6-1 t C trus th k Ooubtes: Anaga.(iobolski (GWO game o l over e wee end def. Ekstrom-Billimora, 8·3; and really turned it around toddy. "Kasner·Pascoe (GWC) def. I'm very proud.• Clark·Alvarado, 8·2, sakai-Yosh1da The Pirates compiled a total of (GWQ def. Ingram-Lu 8--0. 14 hits. Orange C0<1st travels to Rio Slammers tryoutS Hondo for a nonconJerence game Tuesday NONCOHF£R£NCE ORANGE CoAST 11, LA. PIERCE 3 ~A Pierce 002 010 O . 3 4 3 Orange Coast 330 212 x -11 14 1 Verman, Marcus (5) and Rebbeck; Espinoza (5), Grimson (6) and Prante. W -Espinoza, 2-2. l -Verman, 0-2. 28 -Rebbeck (P), Grimson COCO. Prante (OCC) 38 -Gnmson (OCC). Seely (OCO. Rustlers roll over OCC COSTA TENNIS ?vfESA -Orange Coast College freshman Johan The Newport y O U l H Beach-bdsed Slammers Futbol Club will hold i.occer tryouts at Lincoln Athletic Fields Feb. 28 and March 6-7 for boys ages 9--12 and gµls ages 8-14. . Tryouts will be from 9:30 a.m.- 4:30 p .m . each day, with specif#: times de 1gnated to each age group Contact Terry Mazura at (949) 640-2626forinfonnation.~azura can also be e-mailed at tmaz0'slamrners.org. Sunday, February 28, 1999 Fashion Island, Newport Beach• R~ation 6:30 a.m. SK/1 OK RUN/WALK YOUTH RACES 1 Mile• 112 Mile• 1/4 Mite Toddler Trot Shopping .com KID'S EXPO 7 a.m.-11 a.m. Proceeds b'cndlc Roy 0. Andcl'\Cn, H~r View and Lincoln Elcmcnarv &hoots. INFORMATION (949) 224-9236 • CO-SPONSORS gages d!t ~~ ·~ ... __.,. Don't Miss the Excitement of Being Aboard the Vessel of your Choice During the Race! 1" Heat $10 2..i Heat $10 Final $10 All Three Races $30 Only 100 1ickets available for each heat! (Arrive 45 minute befott ht but.) Co-tponsored with the Home of the Newport ~ride of Newport Harbor Nautical Museum (Free viewifta from and free ~ •t the Pride of ewport) ~· --- Friday. Feb:OOry ~9, 1999 Doily Pilot; Opening act for Newport Harbor, CdM, Estancia ~onight IOYS HOOPS orona del Mar, Estancia "1Sil ~ ~k:.c.l III-A opponents; Newport I Jarbor will begin II-AA play with home g~e. and champion or the Skylin Leayue, but CdM was rdllked in thn top two in the Ill-A poll all ~nason and was derued a seed du to its at · large status after tiru.shmg fowth m + I M.u-.w., 6-1. Sr. the Sea View LeaguP. · • • ~ •1ustltl\ 6-1 Jr. •• -~·1.Sr. • n Alln ~ &-3. s;, Tbe Bronco are Jed by 6-foot-1 Junior Mike Davi~. tbeu tallec;t starter, who is aven~ging 16.5 pom~ and 10.3 rebound~. + .. Adam HMrnon, 6-7, Sr. lt thl' d1•c1~tun mctking of Coro1)d dcl Mar 1 hyh Coac·h Pdul Orris 1s dS • Coech: Limy Him hurp tonight ns 11 was seven day& 4q11, th1• Sf'd Kmgs ~houkJ ouUox CIF Suutht>m St•ctlun Div1s1on Ill-A hoy~ h.1.,k.clball playoff ho!>t San-· m11u 111 a 7::10 c1uaiterlmal. in o 10-A contest Orn,, 'cardung fur a gdme to scout the mght aJtm his Sea Kings (I h·J OJ .con< Jucted lht'IJ' reguldr a- S\111, ptnpointed Baruuno al Yucca Vallt>y 1111cl, 2 n ruund·tnp miles lat- ,.r. had a llChlh<md read on ht<> first l'IC1yoll opponi->nt m lht<•e 'l'ttWns Geno Retndle, a 5·8 1un1or, chip"' m 11 5 µ<>mts per game, while 5-5 JWUOT Danw. Stewart (10.4' ppg) and 6-0 seruor Andrew nrownlee (9 9 ppg and eight rebounds pl•r conte.<>l). are also stalwarts. Newport. which needs two wins lt> tw the school smgle-season tecord, has l1ttle knowledgt! of Ramona. So, J lart>pr Coath • Lctny l flat c;aid, U1e Sailor!>' focus will be on themselves. •\\llh m;• ronch1nq l)lylP, h<!vilJg !><'<'n th1•111 m p •r!>on b huyl'. • Oms "'ud •\Vt> put a grcctt<ftt•ill of value 011 dPlt•rt'>e .ind prcpc1rahon and I '11·lal'H' 11 wt> <"An q1ve our gU)iS an J(ft " ol \\ h(lt to C'XJ>PC t, going Ul, It !-Jl\'l'S u .. rt tr<!1111•ndou' <1clVdl1tdge. • CdM lS keyed by 6-5 !>CQIOf Dcn- ms AJsbuler (13.4 ppg) and 6-3 iunior Kevm Hansen (10.4 ppg),. while 1unior Alec I Janson and seruors Justm Shea and GeoU l lunt will also start ·I'd be di..appointed if we lose; Orris saJd. Harbor, which, fini.'ihed second behind sea View champion Santa Marganta. JS pared by four-year tarter Man Jameson, who spear- heads a veteran lineup mduding emors Gary RobLDson, Alan Llmon and Adam Hearlson, as well as jumor Dustin Illingworth. Jameson averages 15.9 points, followed by Illingworth (14.5). Limon (8.4) and Rob1J1son (8.2) at<'! also con:.istent weapons, while the t>-7 Hearlson could flouru.h against u Ramona team with no starter In other fnl)t-round games involving Nt)wport-Mesa teams· Bannmq (I 5-11 I 1~ U1£> No l !>eed Newport Harbor (22-5) greets visiting Ramona (17-9) m D1vis1on II-AA. while Estancia (11-15) trav- els to top-seeded Charrundde (21-4) I PUBLIC NOTICES . I Fictltlou1 Bualneu Name Statement I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUIUC NOTIC!S • , Flctltloua Bualneu Ffctltloua BuaJneu ot lhe aeceHe<l, you muat Neme Statement Name Statement Ille yoor dalm w11n the The following persons The tollow1ng persons ~rt and mail a copy 10 the The lui.nw•rit') pergon11 ar ::k.•• g t,us neu H GAROENS ev THE SEA INTERNATIONAL 900 St>a Lano • 1 1. Corona ae1 Mar CA !i2tl25 are doing business as are d<>lng bostneu as personal representauve Peninsula Commercial AIRPO~T WINE a SPtR appomted by the court Cnaifua Ann Yvonne Bro,..n 900 Sea Lane • t I, Corona ool Mar CA 92625 This UU\ nen II COO· diKl!Jd by an 11ld1vklual Havo y0u Mllllod •»rl\1 bi;snen wer> tJo SeMtes 2414 Newport ITS. 4255 #A Martingale w1th1nfourmoochalromthe Boul•vard, Newp.orl Way, Newpon Beach CA dataol1hel1rst1$1uanceol Beach, Cahlomia 92663 92660 letters ai provided in Pro· Balboa Boat Yard (CaU· McQ Group, Inc, 5295Ave bate Code HctlOn 9100 torrna) 24 t • Newpo(i Bou· Del Sol. Lag\ma H 1s CA Tt.e lime f<>f Mino claims 1e11ard Newport Beacn 92653 w6t not •~"Ire before four CaMorN. 92663 • Thts bus•nen Is COO· monthi from ttie hearing Thu. businesi. 15 con-dUj::ted by a corporaoon dale notlCed above duct\ld by a oorpo<allon Have you started doing YOU MAY EXAMINE the Chorloa Ann Yvonne Oro,.. Have you staned aolng bui.J\ess ye1? No I la kept by the court II YoU bus1ne5' ye1? Yes Janu· McO Group, Inc are a person lnlereste<l In a 29 Hi99 · M•cf\ael t: McOueeney. the estate, '/OU may Ille balbOe Boal Yard Arthur President With the court a R11quest tor Tr is statement was 1 lod "" tr !he County C ertc 01 Cranor: Counly on 12 3t IJe Lew•s President nia. sta1emen1 wa~ lned Special Notice (lorm DE· Th1t s111emen1 wa5 flied with the CoontY Clertl ol 1S4) of the Ming of an In· "'1th 1t1e County c18r11 of Orange County on 2· I Ht9 ventory and appra11al 01 19986779228 D.\ 1 P1 Jt J<tn 7.9 Fell Orange County on 2·16·99 19906713448 ettale aSMIS or of any 1D9H783185 Dally Piiot Feb 19, 26. pehllon or account as S 12 19 1 J9'il F749 Da•ly PrlOI Feb 19 26 Mar S. 12, 1999 F788 Provided in Probate Coda Mai 5 t2, 1999 F7e;j Flctltloua BualneH r:~~OC:tt~ol~e~~e:~ Flctitloue Bualnesa Heme Statement available lrom the court No'ta Of TRUSTEE'S SAL.E Tl Neme Statement ~ following peis<>n~ e1e111 Mo 1~4 u.i No The lotl0w1ng persons are doing business as Attorney for th• ooa733aO FIWYNMI Ho 0.. are doing business as GRINGO STAR RE· Pttltlonttr: 8Mf1l4 YOU AAE IN DEfAUl.T Netwot11 Q.ip1tal Corp CORDS, 509 Seventh JAMES 8. O'NEAL, IJllJERAOEJiDOFTRUST.OATED 1800 Deere. Santa Ana, Street, Hunt1no1on Beach, ESQ. (C S BH2679), tml• Utl.ESS YOU TN<E CA 92705 Cahlornla 92648 RUTAN 6 TUCKER, Ll-P, ACTOI TQ PR>TECT YOUA Network Ventura Corpo. MlchaelLou1sSok>rzano, 811 ANTON BLVD,, PfOIERTY,ITMAYBESOU>ATA ra11on (CA), 1800 Deere, 509 Seventh Street. Hunt SUITE 1400, COSTA PUil.JC SALE F YOU NEED NI Santa Ana, CA 92705 tngton Beach, Cahfom1a MESA, CA 92828 ElCPlAHAT10H Of THE NAT\JRE This bustnen 1s con· 92648 Publ11hed Newport OF nE PRXEEDIHO AGAJNST ducted by a oorpora11on This busmen is con· 6Nch·Coi.1a Mosa Da~y YOU. YOU SMOUU> CONTACT A Have you stanod doing 'ducted by· an 1nd1v1auat Ptlot February 1~ 19, 22 I.MYER On nwt• • business yet? No Have you started doing Hi9~ PM. Lon.-~ Mn.bl, Netv.ork Ven1ure Co<po· business yet? No LLC. • ~ lppOi'llllll TNllllt ratlOO. Dean O ~'' MIChael Solorzano IRW ft! ,.,,... ID o.d President Th s 1ta1ement was Ii ed Ttwt lla:llo.d OUll'ltff. Tilts 1tatement was llled 1'f1th tt\e County Cter11 ol ~ Mo ~ ., with ltle Counly Clertl ol OranQ9 County on 2·17·99 -.clk -. PIU' -. of Oflclll Alcoldl Orange County on 2· I 6·99 19996713449 In h ~ of h Courlly 190M783200 De•Jy Pilot Feb 19 26 .,... of Onnge ~ s. . Daty P·IOt Feb 19 26, Ma• 5. 12. t999 F789 Qftima E.u.d by Mar S, 12. 1999 F784 Flctitlou1 Bualneu ~..=;!'-'* Flctitloua Bualneu Neme Statement ~ 111 ........_, Neme Statement The 1o11ow1ng per'IO(la • Jgi'll l.... "' • Thu IOCIOWfng persons are doing business as u:t1on ID hfalllll blddll' IDf ere doing business as Soutnem Cahtorma Ra· •ClllNlr'• dlldl. ~ • Coast Buslness Sys· atty, 2043 Wetlctilf Drive, of .. 111 i.M """"'I of tems. 1240 Logan St . 'M, Ste 202, Newport Beach, ~ ~ • the North Co$ta Mesa, CA 92826 Cantornla 92660 ennnc. ID h eo..ty Coult Sea CoeSI Copter, Inc • Del Larson Devetopmeni hol-.100CMcC..DrfwW• (CA), 12•0 Logan St .. M, Corp., (CA). 2043 Wastcllll ... An-. CA. INaea Clllliel' Co&ta Mesa. CA 92626 Drtve, Ste. 202, Newport ~,...be awta ~ Ill This business ts COO· Beach, Calilornte 92660 r..on.i.. ~ ~ ducted by a corpora_llon This buslneaa 1s con· u.c. 11 rifll. -!Illa n1 Have you 51arted doing ducted by a corpotallon ~ID ni -.. held tiy bu~neH yet? Yes 11 ·1·98 Have you s1t1rted doing in11r md o.i °' Trwt 1n Sea Coas1 Coptor, Inc, bus1neu yet? Yes, ~ dull9d tn md George N Kent. Preslden1 H/01/1975 lllCI ~ ~ w ,.. Tl"• 1tatement was filed Del Larson Development ~ d9c:rlbad tn h ~ w111'1 the Couniy Ctefk or COrp, Del F. Larson *1Nd o.d of TML APN 1 Orange Coun1y on 2·16·99 Thta statvment was filed sm The .., ...._ 199967131M with the covniy c1e11c o1 ot. -dellgi....,, If~ Dolly Pilot Feb 19, 26. Orange Counl'{ on 2· 16·99 ot h ""' ~ ~ Mar 5. 12. 1999 F785 189915783291 ~ II JllA'POl1ld ID be Flctitloua Bualneu Dally P•IOI Feb 19 26, ..,, Cowl ~ a.di Name Statement Mar s. 12. 1999 F790 C11bM tSJ The 1ni1ni1>Md The lollow1ng persona BSC8056 ~~ ~ ~ ere d~ no bu11neu as· NOTICE OF lddrw lllCI-;,.., ODllllllOft De• Qlli by Laurel, 3085 PETITION 4* ,..., r q .,_ '-'in ~~le~26~Y· Costa Mn•. TO ADMINISTER 1111" .. _.Ila,.. biA "'4lhN ltn Sue Catt 3085 Tyler ESTATE OF: _..0t~...-edcw Way. Cotta Mesa CA SAL CIRILLO eka ......,_ ,.., ... ~ 92628 ' S ALVATORE CIRILLO tbl.cw-• *'°"tl:l':,Tthe Th11 bu51neU 15 con CASE NO. A195834 ;=*:....,~ = o.d ': duded by an lndlvidual To all ha•r1 t>enall ~ • ...._. '*'°"' Have you 51arte<l doing cianes, cred11ora, cont· pnMdld tn llid .-.A.I ~ buslnesa ylt? No lngenl credifOfl, and ~r· ·--~ Lln Sue Ca1e aons wno may otherwise ~'?,.~~~-:'.,Dlld Ttt1111atement was filed be Interested 1n the wtll or ·-----• Wltt1 the County Cler11 ol estate, or both. of SAL ,._ ofh TNllllt ll'iCI of.h Orange County on 2·18·99 CIRILLOeu SALVATORE ~ ,,....-: lll6d Dlld of 19996783195 CIRILLO ~~of~ Dally Pilot Feb 19, 26. A PETITION FOR PAO· -..--· Mar 5, 12, 1999 F786 BATE hal been Med by ::-' ,.!!::~ 1110:: SUMMARY OF JAMES A. CIRILLO In the ~ n-.-•.... PROPOSED Sopet1or Court ol c.t1tor· of h 1n11111 ~ of h ORDINANCE nla. County ol ORANGE Nab of Wt" 1131.•U 10 The crrv OF THE PETITION FOR ._._._. PR06ATE requests that '!'"'-1 under lll6d Dlld of COSTA MESA JAMES A, CIRILLO be •P· fl\lllf ---...-d lllCI ORDINANCE 99· I Is polnled es peflO(lal rapre· ~ ':.-:t.~ 1ctieduled to be In full force 1en1etlve to administer the o...d fDf '-llld ~ Ind effecl 30 day• from 111 ealate of the decedent. Nair» of Dllilllll llld a:...i • adaption on February 18, THE PETITION requeats 11199, and was ac:Jooted by Iha ~cedent's Wiii and Ml The 111daillUlllM muald.., the lollow>ng roll calt vote oodlCftl, " any, be 1dmlt1ed Mlb Of Dllilllll Ind Eledlorl '° COUNCii.: MEMBERS: to probate The W1U and :: :: .=, t9 = AYES: Monahan, CoW11n, any OOdlCll4 ere available t:on.. ~ Erickson. Dl•on. NOES: for exarmnatlon in the file LLC , .. _ ,.......,,,_ Somera. ABSENT kept~ the oourt • a ·---.. Nona. THE PETITION requests ......., ......., ~ Ol'dlOlnca 99· I amendS authority to adm•nlater the 180 ~.~ Subaecston (bl of S.0.ion eatate under the Ir.depend· TMllll~ ~· I· 7V o1 Iha Co51a Mall tnt Admtniatrat!on of Es- Cll ttla117a, O.:.. 1 Munlelpal COde ooncemtng 1a111 Act (Thia AUlhotlty LOHEIWI' lllCIRTOAGa sav IOlld vr115tt hauler p.rmlt W111 allow Iha personal rep· as. LLC. 1 A DEBT ~ re110C1111on pt'()C9dlj1U. 1'9sentat1Ye 1o i.k• many TDlt ATTOIPT1NG TO COlJ..ECT THE FULL TEXT of Ile .c:aons Wflhout Oblalnk'lg A DEBT l«f INFOWATION o«Jnence mar. be read tn court approval Ekfore Ol1AINCD Wl.L IE UIED A)ft IM City Clerk• Ofla, n lltong c:.rtain very impor· ™T ~ ~ -Fair Or!Ye, Cotta Mesa 11n1 ldlona, howav9r, the 112. ~· .... MA"V T. EWOn, P•ISOMI representeUv• Deputy City CleftC vr11 be ~Uhd to ~ no· P.,.---.-------Pubf11h.ad Newport t!OI to lntef .. •ed p.l'IOM PUBLIC NOTICE Beach.CO.ta M41Mi 0&1ty un!Na fley hive vra/Ved NOTICE OF Piiot Fabrulry 19, 1m noooe or oonMnled 10 trl8 AVAILABILITY F787 PIOPOMd ectton ) The In• Purau1n1 10 S•ctlon ~t 1dmlnlatrtti0n 'lnO'(d) of ihe 1n11maJ Flctltloue Buelneaa ut1leu an "":i1e'::1t~~ svenue Code, notiGe la Name Statement t"~ Ob·~ ...._ twirtby gtvert that the an· The '~""' ""'rtOnl ton -an ,.... ...... to .... ·· ·• ,,.. peUllon Ind •howl good nuat 1eport lor Behind the are doing bu1tne11 aa CllJff why the court lhoold ~aaaroom Door, • prtv•t• Cruy. FlnQ8r. Oetton•. noc grant tl'le ·~ 1'1P•fltlng IOUndlll on, la 18111 Meaa Or. Apt 1).7, A HEAAINQ on the l*f· nv1111AWn for lot.~'uon t>y Sent• Mii Heighlt, C.flfor lion w111 be ,..Id on MAACH 1>99fntmenl Al Iha lountJ•· nle 92707 ti 1........ ... t 45 In tlOoS Prin<Jpal office by •ny AJIS8 crystal Evant... ee t • ......, •• · P m Qllllfln whO rlQVMt it wllhln MNI Of. Ape 0 1, u.nta Dept L73 loe:8ted at 341 tlO dlly1 eh r the 011e of· Ana 1ie1ght1, C.l1lorn1e The ~ Ol'lve 8oult\, Or'· .... publbtJ()f'I The toun· 92701 •7rvou ~CT 1o 1t1e dlltlon'I pnndpal offioe II Thlt bullnela II con-gtW1tlng of fie ~ ~ IOCeled 11 32!1 COrel Ave• dUded by. en ~ aflOuld .,...,.., • ltle ,...,. nue, tbOI II nd CA lilV9 ~ ltarted dOSig i.... _..., --.. = 12982. Tht tele~one CMinet1 yet? No ;;,_•; ;f; :..= . riwmtie=t411) 7 1e,3!. Alta Cryttal Ev1111 ~ ""' .. OOUft J1Je,P1 "" Tl ltl..,,.,.,. wat llled ... ......--y ' fie lolJnO II Wltl ltMt COuf\ty att1t d '"8 '""'""" ._ OUt' IP- Rot.o49rt J 6clhUllng Oraoge Oow\ty on 2-6-H PNfWICt ~ pereon ftubftlfled Ntwpoi1 S. tr • UI 11711Ma °',-,,t/lf/&: "iii'i.' CMOt· f.otia ~1.g;!ly ~ ..:'I, r~1= 11~; TOA or.......,.....-., m407 Flctitloua Bualneu Name Statement The following persons are doing bulilneSS as Ul'llQue Brand$, 127 112 E Bay Front Balboa Is· land, CA 92662 Richard LaPorte 127 112 E Bay Front, &tlboa 11 • lana, CA 92662 Frances L Dabbs. 127 112 E Bay Front, Balboa Island, CA 92662 Tnt1 busmess IS con· ductlld by oo-pertnet'9 Have you started doing business yot? No Frances L. Dabbs Th11 sta1emen1 was filed with the County Clark ol 01ange County on 2· 16·99 19996783209 Daily Piiot Feb 19. 26. Mar. 5, 12. 1999 F782 Actltloua Bualn .. • Name Stawment The lollowlng pe11on1 are doing bull•"•" as Prudential AB Allen Commercial Real Eatate 5erv1ces, 695 Town canter Drtw Suite 110. Costa Mesa CA 92~26 R. B Alen Groui!. Inc (CA), 695 rown Center Orive, SUlta 110, C:O.ta M9H, CA 92828 Th bu6lneH II 000• ducted by. a QOfpOfatron Have you 1tart9d doing buStneSI yet? Yu, 1·Feb·99 R B Ahen Group, Inc.., Rax B Allen President Thia statement wH l•led with the County Ctetk of Orange County on 2·9·99 109M782740 Daily PllOI Fat> 12, 19. 26, Mar. 5, 1999 Fn2 Flctltloue BualneH Name Statement The lollow1ng per1ons are doing boslnest H GFG Jntormallon Serv· tc:as, 10t 1 Brioao Drive, '110, Colla ~· CA 92627 Peier M Placey. 537 Newport Cen1e1 Drive, •28t, Newport BeaC$1, CA 92660 Thia bullotll la COO· ducted by an lndivlclual Have you started dOlng bualneu yet? No Pater M Plaoey Thia ll81emenf WU hied vrllh ... CoYnty Ctent o4 Orange Ccxltty on 2·9·99 1 .... 712111 Delly Pflo( Feb. 12., 19, 28, Mat. 5, 19" F733 STATE~ENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person(s) has (have) abilndoned tlie USI ol the hctitious bUSI· ness name· JAPANESE & ENGLISH CAR .SERVICE, 738 W. 17th St #A. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The F1C11llOUS Buslneu name referred to abolle waa filed 1t1 Or.ino• County on 11129194, FILE NO F629264 Edward Wttoslewskt, 2550 Columbia Dr, Costa Mau, CA 92626 AntonJ Wallnowicz, 7845 Arbor Cir.. Hun11ngton Beach, CA 92647 Thia bustness iS con· duded by a genera.I part· nersh1p Edward W1ioalawski This statement was filed with the Counly Cle~ of Oranoe County on 2·9·99 19961a2n1 Dally P1lo1 f'eb. 12, 19 26. Mar 5, 1999 Fn9 STATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAi. FROM PARTNERSHIP OPERATING UNDER FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The followlng person has w11tidrawn as a general panner. trom the partner· ship 099rating under the hct1t101Js bU$ineH name ol ALTERNATIVE CHOICES 11 206 E I 5Ul Sl,. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The flctJhou' Bolliness Name referred 10 above was filed tn Orange County on October 13. 1994, FILE NO. F62499l Ful Name and Address ol the Pe1$0n W11hc:lr.1wing, Maroaret Morgan Thia statement was tiled with the Coonfy Cieri!. ot Otange Coun!y on 2·8-99 1Hff712&42 Dally Ptlot Feb 12, 19, 26, Mar 5. 1999 F778 · Fictltloua Bualneu Name Statement lht IOllowtng persoos are doing business as Whiskers & Paws Cater Ing 10481 IMne Ave . #633. Newport Beach, CA 92660 • The Bennett Group, Inc., (CA), 1508 Eton Place. Newport Beach, CA 92660 This buSlness Is con· ducted by· a corporation Have you started doing bustness ye!? No The Bennelt Group, Inc., Peter K Benneit, P1eslden1 This statement was filed w1t'l the County Cler11 ol Orange County on 2·9-99 19906712737 Dally Pilot Feb 12 19. 26. Mar. 5, 1999 F774. Flctitloua Bualneu Name Stawment The followil'lg persoos are doing buuleaa as Building Blocks Pediatnc Home Aeallh Serv1ce1, 4100 Campus Drive. Suite 230, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Building BIOCl<a Home Heallh SGMCes, Inc .. (CA), 4100 campvs Or .• Suite 230, Newport Beael'I. CA 92660 This buslneu ts C(Jf'l- ductao by a oorp<>ratlon Have you started doing butl08$S yet? Yes. De· camber, t993 Bulldi!"Q Blocks Home Health Sil'VICU, Inc., Gf'9G Taylor, f'ounder Thia Jtatement was I led with lt\8 County Clerk of Orenge C<llM'lty on 2·9·99 1MM712733 0 ity PllOI Feb 12. 19, 28.Mar 5. I~ F778 f!ICtldOua luafneH Neme 8tatement The IOllowfnO p.rsoria are doirlO butlneN ••· ED'S AUTOMOTIVE RE· PAIR, 738 W. 17'1'1 St #A, Cotta MeM, CA 92827 Edward W1101lawskl, 2550 Cofumbla Or , Co&ta Meta. CA92626 This bu$1nesa la con· clueted by an lndMdual Have you 1tal'led doing bustne" yet? No Edwatd WltotlawSld Thlt 1tatemen1 wae ftled 'With the Coooty Cle11t ol Orenge Countv On 2-0i·H . ,...,.m Delly Pllol Feb 12, 19, 29.Mer. 5. 19811 F7IO f1CthiOU1 IUilftiN • NemeltataMnt The lolOilrllno pereQlle ... dOlncl bualt*8 • CoMtel ~ a.rv. lcel. 12 Oorporaee Plan, ~ 8-f\, CA Nee0 --~~ ,_. ..._ Ofoup, (CA), • 12 Cetpoma Plua, New· P011 e.ct\, OA 92980 Tllll lluelnlle la cion-CMled i.y: • CIOf'PClf.elOn "'"'°"--~ DIRECTIONS + D DenNs~ 6-S. Sr. •II ICMt ....--. 6-3. k , ··--~M.Sr. • .. ,.., Ander•a. 1-2. Sr. To Banning North on 55 to 91, east on 91 • 4 Alie~"°' JI'. • J Jon c.mr.t~ 5-tO. k. + • ~ Sffr!<O, S-10, Jr + Ja -. Sta,>teton, ~3. $r to 10, ust on. 10 to BCh St • .it . Left to George. right to S.n Gorgonlo Sc:hOol loc.ttd ~ 100 w Wr.:stward Sr .. Banning. Not Friday pm traffic t\ extensive. • so JUstln ~ 6-3. Sr. • M Geoff HOnt. ~3, Sr +Coach: Paul Ortis + Coach; Rich Boyce I taUer than fi·:l, Jo!>h Moss. a 6-3 cnwr, pctc cs the Sunkua League runner-up, averaging 19.2 points and f1vP. rebounds. Senior Rick. Apont • (12 ppg), senior Todd Entriken (8 2 ppg), S-9 1uruor Terenn~ Heruy (8.1 PP<J) and 6-3 s1>nior renter J;unar Thomas (6.0 PJlQJ rounrl out the starters for Codch Mall Howell' squad, which rcferli to 1tseU RS the Runnin' Rams. Vdte sc:hool whlC'h .,h<11t~ 11 E11qle!'i rucknam1\ htts !teen the ava1lah1hly of starters Pcte1 And~• t.m, Jon Cantrell and ·1ravis Chtmdlc1 thrcatenr>d hy It flu buq, acc-ordmg to Boy<«! Senior Brett VetllmPnd (17 Ii ppgl ls Estanr.ia's No. l offen!.1v<! option, followed by Cantrell (11.9). 11m1or guard Ja.son Sunco (7 8) and Andtir- ~~n {7 7). Boyce saul Chandler will proha- hly be 1eplttced m the stiJrtmg Jtnri· up by 6·3 i.enior Mike StapMon, and additional changes may be necessary To Chaminade North 011405 to 1.01, West on 101 to Topanga Canyon North to Sherman Way West ro ~lalCe, north to COhasset, wt'St 'to Q111mlnade S<.hool loaned al 7.500 Chamlnade Ave .. ~ H Us. Note· Friday p m ti a ff1c is euenslve.. Harbor last got pa.51 th,. fusl round in 1992andt.,8-21 m2l po:.t- scao;on appeardnces. Todd dd:. an imposing inside• pres- cnre EstanCld Coctch Rich Buyce faces long odds 1n hh quel)t tor the school's 20th h.r.>t-round WlJl m 23 ln('J>. Chaminade is led by fl-'1 1>opho- more Scott Borchart 115 points .tncl eight rehounds per gilnw), whtlC' three othE-r !>ldrter!) avcrnge 10 points aprere dJld 6-t 1 'icntor J.J. •I Uunk we have a chance.I U1011qh I douht ffi(jny other people do/' Boyce !>a.Id. "Tius ~chool ha!. had u knack of playing well 10 hig games (4tVl3 m lht• po-.ts<!ason) nnd I think W<'1ll play well.. Estanc.'la, alr<'ady an uudc1 dou again!>t the We~t l lills-hascd pn- I business ye1? Yes. 2·1·99 New Ame11cen Financial Real Estate Group Grant King, President Th11 statement wa' Mod with the County Clerk bl Orange CoOniy on 2 09·99 199H7127•3 Daily Piiot Feb 12, 19, .26. Mar. 5. 1999 F769 Flctltloua Bualoeu Name Statement The following persons are doina boslnM.s as Ford ~oea Properties. 71 I Bay Hill Dr Newport Beai.il, CA 92660 Melinda Sue Maioon Ellis, 711 Bey Hil Drl\le, New· pon Beacti, CA 92660 This busmeaa 1$ con· ducted by en lndMdval Have you started doing bustness yet? No Melinda S MaSOf'I Erna Thia stat•ment was hied wf'th the County Clel'I< OI Orange County on 2·3·99 19998782.235 Daily Pilot Feb 5. 12, I 9,. 28, 1999 F759 Fictltloua Bualneu Name Statement The IOllowong per<ions are doing bu:i.1neu as· A/EJC Resources, 177 Rtver11de Drtve, Newport Beacl'I, CA 92663 Malama Geldert. 217 Rochester St , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Till$ buslne.s 11 eon· dueled by an ndMdual Have you started doing bu lne$1 yet? YH 12198 Mel<lnie Geklcrt T11is statefT1ent was r11od with !he County Cter1t ol Orange County on 2·3·99 1999e712239 Daily Pilol Feb 5 12. 19. 26, 1999 F760 Flctltloua Bualneu Name St1tement The following 1>8'-001 ere cbng buslnus as Maiclmum Expoaura ProductionSl~X Model & Talenl Management, 980 Sprlnglleld St.~ Coata Meioa, CA 92626 Jacque Ped•rsan· Schnmscher, 980 Spring· held St • C05ta Mesa, CA 92626 This bus1111" 11 con· ducted by en lnd1Vldua1 Have you st•rteJ dOing buStness yet? No Jacque Pedersen· Schnmsd\er Thia alatement was !lied w th the Counly Clark of Orange County on 2·J.fli 19996712240 Doty Ptlol feb 5. 12 19, 26. 1999 F761 Flcdtloua 9ualneu Neme Statement Tho tollowlng persons are doing bu51neu as Complete House Clean· Ing Services, 853 Suff St , CQ61a Mesa CA 92627 Ety Moreno. 653 Suri SI , Costa Meae CA 92627 Tnls bustne s Is con· dvcted by. an 1naNldua1 Have you ataneo doing bus1nossyet? Yes. 10-9.97 Ely Moreno • This sratement was h•ed w1lh the County Cltrk ol Orange County on 2·3·99 1 "98782236 Dally Piiot Feb 5 12 19. 26 1999 F763 NOTICE OF - APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Data of Filing AppllcatlOn FEB 03, 1990 ro·Wf'IOln 11 May Con· cem The Name(a) o4 ,,.. Aoc>ticant(1) ls/are S'l'ERN MARILYNN R The eppllcanta llltad above are 8'IOIYioo to the o.partmen1 · of A'lcohol1c S.Verage COntrol to NII al· COholJc t>everagee at 580 ANTON Bl VO BLDG 1 STE A101, COSTA MESA. CA 92628 FOf the loQowina type of License 41 O~;SALCi BEEA ANO WINE • EATING PLACE Publlshed Newport Beach Costa MeN Dally Plrot February 5, t 2&...!!., 1{199 t 'TOO I PUBLIC NOTtcES Fictltloua Bualnesa Name Statement The lotlow1ng persons are doing business a:. MAI SOLEIL, t Nap<>11, NO\l'tPOrt Beactl, CA 92660 Mat Solt1~. LLC, 1 Napoli, Newport Beaeh, CA 92660 This · C>usrness Is; coo- ductea by Llm•ti,O Liability Co Have )'OIJ started doing bOSlOOSS yet? No MAI Sololl, LLC, May Hasso. Manage1 This 11atemen1 was filed vr1th ltle County Clertl of Otanye Coun1y on 12-31·98 19986nt242 Daily P110t Jan 29, Feb 5. 12. 19, 19~ F751 Flctnloua Bualneu Neme Statement The • lollov.lng p. r$0f\S ere doing business as Stone Mountain Crea tlons, 181' Ponderosa. Co11a Mosa, CA 92626 Jason Leo Siona 1614 Ponderosa Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 TN& t>usrnesfl Is cor1• dutled by ~n •noMdoal Have you slarted doing bUSlllOSS yet? No Jason Stone This s'-1omert was tueo ~·th tt.e County Clerk o1 Orange County on 1~99 1~782248 Oa1y Pilot Ftb 5, 12.. 19. 26. 1999 F7S7 Actltloua Bualneu Neme Statement The IO!lo'wlng perJOOS •'• dOlng bus ncsa 11s a) Eledronlc Mortgage Exchange. b) EMX, C) E· Mortgage Exehenge, d) E· MX 2' Belmonte, ltv1110 Cah'ornra 1126<'0 Robert Gerner 24 Belmonte. Jrviue, cairomia 92620 Tl s bu$lness 1s coo· dU<;lll(l by :in 111c::hvidual Have you .iartea Joong business yet? No Robert G11rner Th111 ite111ment was hied w11h lhe County Clark of Orange Coonty on 2·3 v 190M782296 0<1•ly Pilot Feb 5 t2 19. 26, 1999 F76S Flctltioua BualneH Name Statement The loll<>Wlng person& are doing bu'liness es Bahamas Investment AdVanture. 1001 w 17th St , SU11e P, COsta Mesa CA 92627 Ch111\ine K '1. Deao- SllCIOd. 1001 W 111n SI. Suite P, Costa Mesa CA 92627 Thi5 txAloeu t5 con· ducted by an rndtv:du I Have you at l\ed doing b\1$1005' )let? No Ctlrl!.1!08 K A Dean· Sneed Thrs statement was hied wrlh Ula County Clerk of Or11nge Counly on 2·3-99 1~782242 Daily P1IOI Feb 5, 1~9. 26, t99~ ~102 I PUBLIC NOTICES Fl~t!tloua Buatneu Name Statement The following persOll5 are domg w~meu H• Sierra. Hel1cop1ar Service. 2030 C<>nt•neni.1 Av., • Cosla MeS3 CA 92627 Rithar11 F Lftchliald 4!030 Contir>ent&t Ave Coi.ta Mesa CA 92e27 Till., business Is coo- doe1ed by an indiv!dual Have you 5tarted dOlng buslneu yet? Vos, 01-01-99 Rletlard f' Litchl•eld This slatemont was I toa W•lh Ultt Coun1y Cleot ol Orange County on 2·3 99 19096782246 C>a ly Pilot Feb 5, 12 111 26 1&93 r7S8 Flctlt1ou1 8u11neu Name Statemef\t Tne fot.oY..ng pe1SOO$ are doing buStness as Barton Entel'pnt.es I" 70 JambOree Rd • NeWPort Beach, CA 92660 Barbara c A.lmHy, 1470 Jambo1H Road Newpon Beach, CA 92000 Barbara C Ramuy Trustee tor Campboll Oe cedents T1ust Dated l·t !JS. 470 Jan ooroe Road. Newport Bo~. CA 91660 nus bus nesiJ ls con· ducted by 8 r Oral part f\8nll p Hovfl you Slarted dOlng l)U$lne'9 ym? Y8$~ M-94 BartJara C Ramsey This statement was filed "' !fl the CoUOty Cler1< 0( Olange County on 2·3-99 1"91782227 Dai!V Pll(M Feb 5, 12, 1.13.J 26 Hl99 F 7 :iu ( PUBLIC NOTICES ) I PUBLIC NOTtcES Fictitious Business LOCAL Name Statement The IOllowlng persons M mu•rs ar11 oomg bus tl1lSS as Q1D llf 1-artaillna, 19881 " Oroorniumt Sutet .• Hum· PACIFIC VIEW '11~~oJ~:26~Ec. MEMORIAL PARK h~~~ 4gr1 c~~:~10~~'.~ Cemetety • Mortuary 92626 • Chapel • Crematory This business Is con 3500 Pac:tric Vi-Otrve dueled by L m1111d L uch!y Newpon Beoch C:C:.a11e "°"' $tarted dOinO 644•2700 business yet? Y111, 2·5·9lr ptE-£ BROTHERS Barole> HoldlnOS U.C, .-..- Boan L c""sobOroulJh 1El1 IROADWAY us Mana~ M001ber Mortu__, * Chapel This 1taiemon1 lfltaS I OCI -1 wlltt 1tie Counl)' Clerk of Cremation Ornnge COUf, ion 2·9 99 110 Ekoadway 1999&782744 c oa 'i mot Fub 12 19. osta Mesa 26. M<11 :;., 1999 FTIO --·6·4·2···9•1•5•0-- "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service .\Thy ~houJd you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & · etvice.,'??? C4lll Toll free 1-888-5-tf~KET Sming Or~ e 4 Surrounding {ounuies STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••••• Thi L11aJ D1parlmt nl aJ 1111 DailJ Pilot is p/1as1d to attnounc1 a n1w u111ice now a~allabl! to n1w busintJs1s. . W1 wUJ now SEARCll tlt1 nam.1/or JOM Ol tto IXll'a d•IU'fl, alUI "'"'you th1 tim1 attd tit• trip to tit• Court How1 in Santo Ana. Thin, of co11r11, qft1r tlt1 11anlt Lr co,,.,,n1d w1 wUI JIU JO•r jktlliou bu1in111 nam• 1t1111m1nt tvilll tlr1 CounJy Cl1rt., publUll one• a wHlt.for /oNr WHlt.i as r1911lr1d by '4w and tlt1n flit JOIU proof of publicalion witlt tlt1 CoNnty Cl11*. 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Homes of the Week t:lispa)' Ms Saari 81 ~ $751 10.dline il TUN<la)' at SPM Open House Usbngl St5l Oeadtlne Thursday 5PM ,... It Pey1 to Advertise ' In the B11t l ocal : RNI E1tate Section CALL TODAYll LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNEWIUEY 94~574-4149 * V.A * 1 SO DOWN • SO MOVE~N , FAEE COUNSELING FAEE list of HOMES tWM'AREPOS 1..00.72Wl57 VETERAN REAL ESTATE .. . ' ' ~ . ~ .. ',, ..... FREE O.C. HOME HOTLINE BUYERS & SELLER 24-HAS t4M72·1444 Hosted by Miu Klnzl 17291Mne.t,v&-N B 2+3Mn Est111, ~ lol Mn bid •34911 831 11'\'IMI Ave Npl H~IS 3+ 2•Gr1n11y Unit Min bid $229k 207 Cedar Sl·N B 3+2&1+1 dpb, Nr be~ Min bid $85911 601 Udo Part< Or-N B. 2•2~ Lwc Bay view 3161t VII Conejo-Coto de Ciua h I & Stuclo Condo Min bid $1591! FOf Inspection Detail• & Bid Pack19t. Call 14M42·31SO Ptoptl'ty HoUM R.ity 1 HOUSESICONOOS coRONl::i. U VACAIO' TO E LOWEST PRICED 38dlm n COi ore def Met. Oul ol area Ml« says SELL IT TOOAYI lalge.3Bdrm& fat!Wy room. neoos W0111 but PRICEO IOOO'S LESS than last sale $3 t!l.000 Make Offlf' KOLAR & CO. 949·376-5576 ()LO Coil (706 ORCHIO AVE) Open Sit· Sun 1-4:00 Be1u Spanish style 2br, 2ba, pevlf1/hdwd f111, by o-r 149-760-0625 10.HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA SEWHG OR BUYING CALL C.21 TOP COSTA MESA AGENT. EAAL 6 JUDY TAYLOft t4M42-4722. NEW HOME EAST SIDE COSTA MESA 3 bedroom. 2 5 ball. lrom Widef, l(lprOX 1750 IQ h, h91 ~ N:;, ~in closets, 2 w a11.ac gar. s2n.300 RE Exchange 949-722-8120 403 EAST Fi'.OWEA sf OPEN SAT & SUN. 1<>-4 BY OWNER. 949-S.8-n<M OR 949·548-0135 19 HCMltlCOND06 · FOR~SALE HUNTl«JTOH BEACH OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10AM-2PM PENINSULA 1114 22nd Str•t $4711,000 HARllPR VIEW HOMES 11168"°Port Atban1 Pl. •CLOSE TO OCEAN' S7H,OOO E Side 2br, 2ba, dbl cer gl· HARBOR VIEW HOMES rage. 2114 c.nyon S17t,000. Hts Pott Sllll""-Pl. OPEN SAT-SUN 1-4 """"' Merge Lt1 Rhy 949-722-0620 Sll9S,OOO MESA VERDE, DPU BAYSHORES Prlvlte ~Ip, gr11t for 2461 Mwtn Dr. °"""'occupied, S325K. can sast,ooo 71 '-540-3666 iPURCHASE LIKE REN1' SEA ISLAND newly patnted, 3bf 2ba, 2 car 117 Oee111 Vieta 9•· Weet tide, horMY aru. H711,000 By OWnef 149-54 ... 5161 BUuliful 2-Story Home on HARBOR COVE 11.500 sl IOI. over 3300ll. 1431 Newport W•'/ SBdnn •Bllh, pool, IOUIUl'I SEAFAIAE 2038 ANllelm Ave $319.000 230 U te 1305 By Owner 94H22-0155 $lM,OOO E-Sidi/NP H1lght1, 3br 2.5~ Model perl SFR, bull! PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY In 1114. epptOI 2000 If, 10ft 114~200 c.!1'1, bright Optn f1r pl81'1. --------Creative H iier hn1nclng enll. $364,IOO. 71'"406-4195 1 32~1 BEACH COTT AGE 3 + 2 $360,000 Agent 949-723-8120 TWNHME 111 Newport Tlfltcl. 2·Ms1rs 2 5Pa. 2-Stoiy, Fp, Ill' dOor latmry. gar $159.000 Owner!~ 1149-551·3636 IBR P~HOUSE v ....... Gated comm, underground ~ lgf'C & bnlel $1SU76 ~ ~· 875-2694 1-~ 11.. =-11 • Fl.OON~ I A Tovdl Of Cl ... Cleanln9 WITTHO£FT DRYWALL SALEUSERVICUINSTl.L ~~ All phases/smell/lg He~ myl,c.Mllt Uc'd 8ondld Free Esl jot11 CLEANI 20!1, fill, tree PERGO. carpel MC, VM TMll 714·282-7143 161. L1400030 714-6»1447 L•708279 968-9590 BAiGHT HOUSECLEAHIHO European ProfMtlonal1. BEST IN TOWNI R.ter9ncN. DAllEK & GRACE 71WS7-2t47 CuroCI n rs ~ • Sif"a..&S • ,...:;J, PAOfESSIOHAllsa.t~ OUAUTY DEDICATION 714 342-06 714 437-2704 .• ~ ~. •·' , ' ~· -, ' \'· .. "'-· .. . .. , . . . . . .·.. , ir·~ .-: ' . .• I ' ' ...... ~ .. ; ,,,,_ --~ _ ....... • • ' J .. • VISA 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH BELCOURT IN THE HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWPLACE 3Bdrm 2 58alh fam11y room hltdwood lloots maJble enlly. master his 2 Willll'11l~ prol done w/25 drawers, room lor 100 pa or of Sl108S • a 1 o t Cal Owner/Ar;/. 949-227·2272 Seller w'ill enter1afl otters between $349.000-$409.876 Versailles 1 BR 2nd Floor'N1ce Deck ·s109,900 to $129,876 Ville Balboa 1 BR Ouiet Greenbelt View •$159,900 to $179,876 Ville Balboa 3 BR • Fem.Rm.&Din.Rm. Penthouse 12'Clgs. OIJiet Greenbelt View '$279,900 to S318,876 See Faire Front Row Ocean & Harbor Views Leese $1,495. 'Seller W.1 Entettillll Oller.; Bel'Qen These p, ~ MaryAnn MoGuire 64s.ono Pru<lentlal Ca Re.illy BELCOURT CUSToM HOME 2 Batrenger C0\111 OPEN SUN f-4, Beau 5br 3 5ba mild or guest br. pool. 5P8 etc' latand RE $1.625.000 Beley Boyd M9-n3't363 WESTCUFF Walk 10 shops, IChoola, rtmod, Sbf 2ba, famrm, hdwd firs, prof 1111<1- acaped front l back. Optn Sal-Sun 1+4:00. 1221 Suuex Ln. By Owner 149-651>-7140 W11t Cliff '8y 6wn11• Agents gel 3... 2br 2be condo, 1l9nlflcant upgrades. Pool. 2nd floor. S"ftSK. 149-&'2+7133 OPEN SUNDAY HARBOR VIEW HOMES $539,000 Channing remodeled 38drm 2Bath new windows & doclS, upgraded kitctleo.. large loC Af1. .Joen Burke 949-7S9-9314 ~EVi'PORT (O\STRlCTJO'; ,.. I • NAULl«J I JUNI( TO TltE DUllPlll 71 ... llA-1182 AVAll.A8LE TODAYl t4M7USM I ' 1 \' I I '.1 \1111 \" ,1 PHEN+DIET Complt1~ M~diol rroa s79/ w~111hc Lon 1110 "'""' '"''oJff IAGRA Rrr.,\t,CO'is . Cf N 1 V1..m 800-700-8 4 ~. '~" '"'" Rh .. lt. DI\ ., ' Hours .. . It l•·1•l11•r11· 8 .UJa111-·, OOl'm \~ ....... , '...... . -\\ ulk-111 8 '\O;u11-,:i OOp111 'l<Httl.t ....... .i.., 33HOU~ NEWPORT COAST OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10AM-2PM NEWPORT COAST 15 WHCTE PINE $1,275,000 PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY 049-&'4-4200 175~~1 N.B. Balboa Penln. 2 Units. cootempo1ary. step$ 10 beach 4181/'JBe, (foler 2000 st each, back llf1ll w•ocean \ll9W Each u1111 can be 10ld separetfl/ S 1 .108K Agent. Katerina 3t0-27M!229 flt 158 104 APTS BALBOA ISLAND BHutlful. pwt upper dpl1 2br 1 bl Sundeck many """'" dCWT> L p. hRy uPt' d. dbl 17"00 Ing 30U Coral 311>-273-3300 109 APTS CORONA DEL MAR SPACIOUS, VIEW, J b«J'· 1 1>a111 l'p 2 car garlg(· taund.fV, $1900mo I l*lO. 10 oceanl 04MiS0.7•ot .. SUNNY 2BEDAOOM 1 BA TH FfP. 2 carports. no pets 432 Saaw1rd $1~mo • 949-&'0-1201 * 110 APTS COSTA MESA NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA Jar z.ea 1 soo sq It up ~an on.1. pvt bale large rooms N., Pets $t495 mo 114·540-0130 * COSTA MESA'S BEST * JUlllOI I bedroom Ind I bedroom. alsO '2 bedroom 1 baU'l Quiet ~lOd commuMy pool, lenrA easy ace.a to lrHwav btedl & melts 71 ... 557.()()7$ YARD CLEAN UP/TfUM TREES. HEDGES, PALM TREES REMOVAL NEW LA~TS 714-te0-85()2 1330 ~1 PUBLIC NOTICE The Caltl. Public· Uhhltes Commission REQUIRES thal ell used hOuMhold goods movers rrlnt their P U C C8 T' number; Umot and dlauff1rs print th11r T.C.P. number Jn an edYtrt.ts· m nts II you hive a ques:Jon about the Jegality d a mover, imo or chauffer, ca PUBUC UTILITIES COMMISION 714-658-4151 110 APTS COSTA MESA EASTSi0£ Lar~ \ bed!oon1 epertmerc ~aus Balcooy carport, gas paid $750/mo + secunty ~ 949·650o3735 E'Slde Duplex. From u1111. 281 1Ba. FP, an le gar, large pati0 Wllh yard llldly ~ps. $120()/ mo•deP 949·631-1131 1122 APTS I • IRVINE • * $600 OFF MOVE-IN * * Geofgo)$ 2 bdrm 2 bath in llWl8 O\'lrtooNng RSG Q()ll C\Jfse Ne¥.1y renovated fue· places, certral A.IC spaaoos ~UveOn a ~ course lrom ody S 1395 Ca.'I rtJw lor ietais" 1888'218-0697 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH ,I I Newport Marin• 'Apartments Ba\fmnt c:ommunih "f1h pri~ate ht-m·h· &. manna. Wall.: 111 BalllOa (,,(uml. lRR. 2BR anJ 2BR "/den 11200..t3600 \r1111<l 1'um1ng litepla< t• & prh..11e gara1w. Sorry. no. pct~. Plt"ut" call: (949) 760.0919 '\ (, kruegcr p11lnttng resldtntial faux finishing wood ~storatlon matthew 949-548-5481 Uc 74 9e • ~ #' ..... • .. , r.· .. • • '' -----DeadlmeS ~··----___, • ~londa} ........... Sncla) C\ OOprn 'fl1ur1>,la} •• \\r.chw cla) S:OOpm Tu~ ... cl:i) ........ \londay 5J>Oprn Fncl ·~ ......•... ll1ursday 5 OOpm \\~dn~ cl.1y .... Iii•· du\ 5 OOprn ~alurday .......... .Frfrlay 5:00pm 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH Pft VILLA APA!nMENTS The tradllon 01 ~Wl>Oll &la:ti aw.is :youl 'The bl~ O;e1r1 6 IWtlOI bet .Ylow5 will ~you! Our 1 Bedr OOln5 ar starting 11 $152500 I 8edioom. + LGll 61iinlng at $1740 00 Our 2 Bedrooms are 6tarting It $176500 2 Bedroom • loll MAfli"ll a! $255000 Som,. v1Uas inctuoe riarape fireplace vaullod Ceding$ & new\' remodeled kilChens Lease 1tls wee~ and receive S900 oll 1st mon1h lot move in by 2128199 Ca~ 888>783-8786 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH BEST LOCATIO~ IN NEWPORT BEACHSpaciou$ 2BRl2BA Quan Vtf/W !loin 0Yer$Ued ~ Spa G)'(ll T em! Huge L.Mng Room s 1900 sooo 111 rnonm w11t1 move in by 2128'99 on 12 mo k\as CaJ llO'N eBa-783-8786 ELEGANT OCEAN VIEW PENTHOUSE 2Buroom/ 2Bam ·Loll Ocon Vle;w, vaut:ed cuillf'Q llfVl1lU F'n- p!3Ce tnma Coull' gpa, llYITI l)bol$ $2550 888 783-8 786 •WEST CLIFF • 1bf g1t191, poof. no pell, Avail nowl USO/mo. 94M73"6'0 132 APTS NEWPORT BEActi 115' HOUS£SICOHDOS FOA REtfT BAtBOA ISLAND A French villa high on the hill with city, canyon views , plus cool ocean breezes. • Private garage • Washer/Dryer e Refrigerator .• Gated community • Fitness. Business, Entertainment Centers nA;w/?Ml P/l~e .. San Joaquin Hills at Newport Ridge Drive limited Time Only 1 (888) 882-9809 Irvine A rtment Communrtiea ORCO PLUMBING (I DllA.IN CLEAHtNO 7 -0\\~119' r. lltlzrn Oiwou n& ( ssaPOOL SSMCE I laland Blue Pool•W k.'V eetVU l!'1d repairs P111'4'5 MOIM Hdtet'S fM spe. ra ~9-&t>-6726Nll I· ==I WAT&U&OOF &GOWING Re·roofl • ~Ire ,,.. anm.1te1 AH 'TYP .. of Roofs All Work Ouanni-ct (949) 631·1085 • ' NWPTI MESA Tutoring Ctr Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. t Friday,. f bruory 19, 1999 I Baker Party Rent Out with the old, in with the new, AFTER INVENTORY lm-===1 0 1 Newport 6ffdi UoorlrP,I In front of Peol\Hlon w'JO" 11~1 pet1ec1 wtlll II swb IMgy etomc A. tie $12,000 obo 126-2'1-7114 SALE!!!- Saturday, February 20~ 1999 I .. 10AM-4PM We're busy sorting; cl~aning and re-arranging to make room fpr t'1e NEW MERCl-fANDISE! Many one-of-a-kind, slightly tired, or discontinued items will be available. Prices will be LOW,.LOW, LOW, LOW!!! We have a bargain just for you. You'll know it when you see it! 1151 Baker Street • Costa Mesa 714-545-4667 155 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENt BAl.BOA PENH 2br btlCh hoUM W 2 ba 1 eat gar wld l!lllN m11ch 1. $1500. near buch and b•Y· 9•9.f734115 OCEAN FRONT Wiffi VIEW 3 BOOroom 2 Bain lat~ deck 1r.v pa1n1 & carpet par11ing y I) S 1950/rno 949 f>.'8'838' ,, 159 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR l RG lBDRM 28ATH w1ainlly robin, ne11t carpet & pari1 FP ~'D ONI M~ garage Av.ii ·~ow 949-675-!'>695 Charm111g 3 br 2 bath, 2 car ai naro wooo floors "' d d/w ils '· garOO!ler ...:1 S26~mo t OflUI I Cw~ly 562 5% 2299 COM 51\ar 1:1 3bl 3iJa llOuse ,p:ic rns11 bl -w'p.-r1 tJa anach p81t0 lll10l1I o "I lutr;h ltvrm: WO $7Wrno • t/3 uti AlllU MJrch I GA~ 7~0431 160 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT COSTA MESA NICE 2BDRM •DEN 1BATH Ftplc latgi:1 yarl1 9'i'IOO 1 mdry room palid Avaaib•e !larch 4/9'J s 1350/ mo A')'lfll 4fj 675 .. 'H2 Newpon Ht1gllt1 Condo IJdrm 4 t::1m imm11 :utare 2car~· l/f> 1131denct s10~ mv 11A9-n1 .91191 WHAT HAPPENS II YOU DON'T iDVERTISE? NOTHING. Call the Classifieds 160 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT COSTA MESA 1 Sr I &., upst11,.., F/P laundly electne iiate, carport new carpet & pe1~ SG7~ ' c1ep ' OOC!CJ crodit Ste ~ 366 Avocado St •C·IOI t;etweton 12·2p 949-64'Z·9412 1n HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT IR~INE , "WOODBRIDGE 3BR 28A' 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE Subll•H Coa1• Me11 olftW ,..111etiouu Share k •thin & toilet S'4 7 5 approx 650sq ~ "9rf cl!>an. avail now 949·645·8272 lerge Executive Offices IOC8!ed In Hl.KlllngtOO Beach $300 per monlll Ca• Ron et •714-IO·W1 * 210 COMM/RETAIL /INDUSTRIAL FOR RENT/LEASE clean a ready. L1rge lot, SUPERIOR AVE CM Incl. gardener $1700/mo: Showroom office 1000ef. 949-752-2811 • 11110 Ole StrMI front. high vlllblhty 949-548-8531 182 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH UDO ISLAND BAY FRONT 2br 2ba downstairs unrt fl('Wly 1omotluled Sp pave1 nr. L p yeruty S3100.94H7S-8825 2 M11ter Suit.. 'Miil WW 2car pa111ing lt!Mls courts gatad le & bl~ S ISSO/mo Avail -A A~ 49-650-7733 WE HAVESO HOMES IN NWPAT BCHl/COSTA MESA r rr t·""11l $6000 Pe• M!.'!llltl •40 hes Bro~er 949-64?<18!'>0 iLUFFS CONDO 2Br 2aa '*1 I +.1 gar \It ID l'P.:up w 10 ~ pool, npo!S $157f.' mo ytly lse 949 673·0760 X 30 ~~= e~11Dbc:c up to 30 boll 2 cer ger, trig, WO hkupa, nice/clean Joan 949-162·9763 'EXEC HUE' pted comm, (br bl, lllMll ff'frptc, ' CM gar no emoQ!peta $4000ffllo Avaa 4-1 , Ag1 ... 720·7334 f"REE SEMINAR S11 2/20-2p-4p Fulton Skin lnatrtult 1617 WHIClilf Or. 11~8 R.S.V.P. 949-631-3376 xt222 CllllD SUPPORT prolllelM'T • Relief from amm • Anewen to DA'• • Modifiution of support Ftr • lflict .. ,.., Clll ............ rten '811Jl71·7 ... rauJ '30·1122 nil)' lh1n1 ror your pa.mu. ~-Of "'""" who amt. Ill ptO'llioft I lt91 ftl Clft and aood molt. Sp;teiOUJ roenu a"11lablt in my homt •.a • S acu ~uu11Cull7 m•i11u.i11td tt!Ut Ill Hmm. The 910nthly fu u Sl,500 .di, -pin W!lcoll\t. MN.It contact ll!f, Sindy OllftQll, 909·6SHI04 and c:a.11 (or ad.tibonal information. I 4G2L.OIT. "°""° J found llUe tiny blue illrd, lenw, viactnlty Plec.n!I• I 'Od\, Coec. ..... MM4H221 &ii\111 lffutfflll iilfd found In ,._wport Ht' .. CNN Hewn area call MN 1 Wlltt. 1420 ~~11 448 ~1 Cd'11 Gat1190 Sale Lo;ts ot jlfUI Slut! many tlOUS8llOld 11em1 men& Lg & XL dotlll$ some Vintage etc Set 9 3pn 3627 Sesbleez Lane CM COUdi. cottee tbl CIOthGS· QUten bed, llouse/\Ollj items ~~ rractllOIS M ~._er, 1oll!r blades l much morel 18t A. Cocl Place Sat 8·1 Be-tween Newport BlvdlOrange St H.8. ESTATE SALE Set·Sun M • 10011 For0111I 8rookhuret & Yorktown 714-963·1'12 Movtng Siie MeWJ>0!1 Buch 3 Canyon l<ilond ott Ford Sat 9 30 Jrim Solas was11e1, dlytlrs mlnkl Webbef CCOl<lll hoUsehokl ~ Large tlou$e plat'lt Wen 1ranspon Large 8ITl5 949·760 1038 Mull! Family Garage Sale Sit 2120 Sam Every1hing from A·Z 140 Cabtillo cross SI QfilllgO **** UUL Tl· FA MIL YI Eveiyth1n9 lrom A to z 6 30-7 216 Alben Plac.e (~rd CM) SAT ONLYI Newport BH_,...ch ""'1~3ot~Do,_ve-r Or Set Feb 291h Sam. Toole, hou11wer11, boolct, f\lm•ture, muctl morel Ntwpon Beach Sun Only I-?. • 2215 Fr1ncl1co Dr, tum, clott11ng LOTS OF EVERYTHING ti Semple Sale Sat T.12 Coat• Mou, off s.nta An• · bet,,_.. tslh 6 11th St'e. 273 Palmer St Naw books toys & grtu Clothing & mucll morot ·~•tr•l'l• I BUY ALL PIANOS! Antiquel-Quak!y lurnture one pece or wt10le hou'81u•r Cash Pli4 714-957·8133 'WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectibles ·~olft(_ ..... .......--. ' S1ef9'1t • AytQll • O".ce '"''fl t., t $$ CASH PAID $$ .,... ,.«e or .,.... #• • WE BUY ESTATES m!'957.S133. SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202So.MalftSt. Sallta Ana. CA"t270'1 '°"'"" & \o~M CA ,,_,. WANTED:Odd pieces cl Blue Bonool china Plal8$, bowls. Sid• dlSlle&, cups, •IC •• 949-640246 1905 NCR Cuh Realiter 08'< llOOI mod&! 15. oe.k Tloor cal* ne1 model 1918 Palhe Vidrola Old oak Ha1 Trt1e\lf1M!lt & 1!'11!· ror 3 old lcecream cha11s Hours 10.Spm 9'9-673·267A 3 family Girage Slie on Selbo• Island A.rpllances, fumilure. hOuSO waia, clolhul 108 TUfquolso Ave (1n elley) ---.· I• APPUANCll I 1440 ~ I Moving Sale Meytag w1$118t ~...... St50. GE Oryer StOO, Shatp • I • m!Cfowlv• S.55 Sta I Steppe.r Antique loveMlt, dal'll wood, $70 MM7M043 neutral labrlc, alnl cond. 1 : , 1 $350. Old Catlf tic. plllH. ·-- t932·1MS loniepeift,all ts 484 ~·--f'ot l250fobo. light bulbt, ....,.. , v•y old entlque etyte make ausffiii CLO oltef. MM4IMCMIO ' 2 wood deeb wMtuml, SAILBOARD FOR SALC $75" 2 wood worti delka, 12fT BOARD Wf3 SA.ll.S S40. J wood cl'Menu'• EXCELLENT CONDITION $4081 fU9 cablnetal ~~· s too 00 949673-1431 p!ctur!t ....... 71...w WOLFf tlHHIHO IEbs flM\ii iofll 1 tC*tlY M!• TAN AT HOME MW .S!IOO Lg pl.iid cll4ldc BUY DIRECT AHO SAVE S350 Mutt Mel 3 bedl. I .,., . COMM(~ bfll1d new Sena pd $1500-MI UNITS FROM $199 00 .... ssoo;iiiiiiiit4iii9iii~iii73~-6SS4--;iiiiiiiiii low Monthly Peyment -FREE Colaf CtialOa CALl 1e800-711·01S8 '" - ---,,. . . , ~· ' ' ,,.. ..... ~. Muy •Pascale, M.M. so' SUP GOOD LOCATION, WATERIELEC DOCK BOX CLOSE TO RESTAURANTS $13.fT .9-49-67~128 "In Your Home" lessons available 800•'600•052 BEAUTY HAIRSTYLIST, M1nicu11st Esthellcl1ns wilted U~ N B sllon Call Audre 714-637-3165 cASl'tieRIATTENDANT 0.ya & Ewa a¥1il. Newpoft Center Chevn>W Fulllon l•l•nd 949-64'·7933 COMPANIOAA:AAEGIVERS Good refa & 11.,,,-; great oppty'1 1Y1ll now for live·ln Pl po1Hlona. 94M75·260S Cutt. SvcWHLSLE womer't's shoe co has ll'lllTl8<I FT pos Bt·hng oral/written skills 11$11 Ion exp a/ · M.f 8 »S C0tona def Mar $10-12hll 949-675-6295 lnfant·Toddler·PrHchool TEACHERS NEEDED. F 'T • PrT Pos111ons Avail. 71A·964·2569 PIT Office Http lor"" tllf\l/V iptll!ed Pl~ Co C&sull onv11orvneot, must hke dogs. Fait 1esome 949-646-3680 RACE TRACK Mail"Qnanc. Orqe County F11rgroundl, CM, $71lr, 30ll1S week Musi be clP8ble of held wOO. Clll 94!M92-9933 REC£Pfi0NtSl ·PIT i.te typing. compu1e1 klerate. pllone skills, personable energetic. sell Staner · Mon-WecHl'alr Fax Resume to §49 6'2·1729 ~1onl1t WI ctwop/ac11C oflu:e Friendly outgoing, compu1e1 lkil!. nee 7~ Morflu/Wed.'f171A~·21'2 RENT A GRANDMA Need ta.ring person 10 care 101 ITlfllta."'Y hlrdcaoPed 24 ~ear 1)1(1 but mentally rs ;•rs old. once°' tv.lce 1 'NM and dur· Ing vacatJOOS Likes to reaJ· ~ to 1910$1C and b a defi!tt1 Must llave carlo pie up al ~•r· lou$ IOCatiOllS (714) 751 2787 Ewi 207 (dar) or (949) 673-2852 ( 1\19$ RESTAURANT BURNOUT Fun, Excitement Travell We olfar • lun protesslonat envirormenl for 5 lndPi wtlo v•ant • career not a lob Attitude more importanl th8n ftlPllOIWlee S2· 51( per monlll p~(lfllial 714 89H873 SALES-SOLAR PLANET Amence's premier tanorng Ion seeks $1111 C<Jn6ll. lanls a.A going. enetgecJC peo- ple wil recerve tranng to succeed ""Atltl the ~ef\' best 94~75-8804 APPOINDILYI' SEITERS Pf/Pf day ant! a~shlfls 812.g20 . Per llour Top-jN"()(h>l:U' hlgh<r : CJ~t~'""" ,_,_. -~-. ,.,. "'"" ·-~ ... &talJll'lht'd ln 1989 alll.lgr~inf( Call for 9"11>btl111cnt 1~13-4744 *SERVERS• Fine dining uporlence .tnd wine lrlowteOge required Fu 1e1ume M...U-7~1 Small lnt11Htin11. women owned ~ Co ,... good phOne, OIQ & compul8f •Ula lv. Msg ~9675-0432 VALET PARKING • Mon.f n 9-!iprri •Wage + lips • ~ j)OllllOfll IY~e t .-00-7014713 815 CARSnRUCKS 'NANSISUVS ACUR CL 3 0 ·97 Mootwoof CO. auto. 111r cass , lttO'tS (003899) $19,898 LEXU~ OF WESTMINSTER (714)992-'908 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 'H Low 1Nles. many xlr8$. rare modi~ (275442) $7,988 NABERS (714)540-9100 CAOliUC SEVILLE '96 Low mt VII Nollhsl.3r. bal of warr (814258) $23.988 NAbERS (714)540-9100 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS ·94 Low m. 1ed. tan lthr, V8, Nonllstar (800363) $21 988 NABERS {714)540-9100 Chevrolet Blazer S·10 '91 w111a/blue 1219008J sum CONNELL NISSAN (7t4)75S-3333 Chtvrolel Cemaro RS '92 G/'ltl1 (16'729) $8m CONNELL NISSAN (714)755-3333 CHEVROLET CORVffiE '90 C:00V loW IN wtwll tan lltw, lllnt cond ( 107855) s 13.988 NABERS (714)S4M100 Chevrolet s-e1az11 4X4 ·es Red (181709) $17,950 CONNELL NISSAN (714)755-3333 CHEVY ASTRO TRUCK '96 S.lver(TI 19770P) $111499 CONNELL NISSAN (714)755·3333 CHEVY SIO BillER ·95 Wl'tl WllY IUIO. pwr plog loot ,.. " (107583) $15 fl8 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)1112-uot CHEVYlRUCK 1h TON 97 GIMO (V138986P) $16.500 CONNELL NISSAN (714)755-3133 CHEVY VAJf 92 Slue~l 12696) $8999 CONNELL NISSAN (714)1$5-3332 Dodge Gr111d C•even ES '96 Auto a r lltll anv'lm cus. CO INr.., (169857) $19,998 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (71 4)192-$908 DODGE STRATUS 196 VrtClNn (X11079'A) $10,995 CONNELL NISSAN (714)75$.3333 DODGE 314 VAN 97 While (W725005A) $17 500 CONNELL NISSAN (714)755-3333 FORD Exploflf'92 4X4, wtrte, E Stuer ••cellent well main- 1a 1n1d 1 I 6km1 S 1 o 900 949·76l>-874T FORD EXPLORER 1997 UTILITY 4D $23,"5 97..a03 BAUER JAGUAR 714-9534800 FORD ExplofW'92 414 wh\11 E Stuer, ••Cllllent wel lll8'l talned. 116kmi, $9900 00 949 760-8747 FORD F160 XLT PN 97 Shollbed. auto,~ pd!, 1111. cJc, lo miles, (•003'4<i:J) $" 497 Colla Meu Uncoln Mercury (714)540-5630 FORD MUSTANO 1141 6 tyt, auto 1rw. AC, M pwr, al pwr seats, bfa•• windows $1tenno •• am·fm ""'° casa. CIUISO. CU$lotn 1~81 & whl$ $13 500/obo 714 842 7830 Ford Super Club Wgn '96 XH. 15 pu&. 7SL. VII. J.BS. FV air, CO (iA33848) $15 998 Coeta Meta Uncoln Mercury (714)540-SPO FORD TAURUS SE ·91 C0, l\AI IJ'*I, Jlhl, ITlOOnlOOf lo mi ('11111414) $16998 Co111 ., ... Uncoln Mercury (7t•= 0£0 17 'W1Wte(V7'4765P)$7995 COHHEU.NSIAN (714)71WW GMC SAFARI '97 Auto. lie. 7 pau • 1ul pi;w, Clll (S47701) $111598 LtXUS CW WHTillNSTE~ r.!J:~.-. o;a ttii Vety dNrl 011!1 °"'* Nloe 2 df. AM·FM casJ NC. 106K ml. AulO $3800 IMll·nO-OG:M TODAY'S CRoSSwORo PUZZLE ACROSS I Garret Glom-(got "°'°'°'I 10 Overwhelmed 14 lroveler Polo 15 Enjoy a oovel 18 Sturdy cart 17 A(:t lhe pttaeodl 18 Stroog wind 19 Use the pool 20 S~ret~nf 21 Unlucky 24 Presidenl Peidn of Arg«1llna 25 Set& (down) 26 Volc/lnte rock 29 Wodgtv IS 32 Tel~ 33 Bake·~~ 3' ~ifp0f1 ••lo (abbf) 37 Kmd of pt1k 41Ooeof29 • Acr~s 42 Pns llllO law 43 Longlh of cloth 44 Elegant 45 Uopleasnntly damp 47 Oeafw11tt 49 Satyr 50 OtfflCUll 54 K11ten's cry 57 Be fond of 58 Spi1a1 59 Florida city Bridge 61 "Ge1fiekr 62 = lrMte 83 Menu OP(Jofl 64 tilgl1-ecl'«>Ole1 65 Nothing bul 86 Singer care DOWN 1 Elec; unlts 2 Canvas oove1 3 Oouce 1oppe1 • Sorbel, OS! ntially 5 Govemmenl • emi:;sary 6 Keyboard instrument 7 Close at haJ1d 8 Balh powdef 9 River tu ltle Baltic 10 Totals 11 Slef'Ve J)llrt 12 AoOf overhangs 13 Chango<! lho color or 22 Make lace 23 Rossini W()I k 24 Jakarta s l~tand 26 Pig Of rtlmdom 27 09Clare openly 28 Place 29 Hui 30 Sword hand4e 31 UM ol WOfk 33 Glance over By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH PREVIOUS PUZZLI SOL V(D 34 OvlCh chense 3S Semcstet J6 Rooney Of 60 Minutes· 38 Stat1C115e posl 39-nul~I (bnelly) 40 A<:tOf O·Neal « IN hurl'IOf 45 Knows how 46 Ho11or film aC1or 47 Ael>fimand 48 Ooubl&-leke TO~l.MY IS AT IT AGAIN B1.th vulnt:rablt.:. South deals. "EST •Vold NORTH • Q843 o A86 0 104 • KS4J EAST ~ \J 10 4 2 'J963l •<)861 OUTH •AJ765 ~J97 0 Q87 • J 10 • K 10 9 .2 o KSJ 0 A KS •A97 NORTH EAS1 l • p .. 4• Obi Pass Opening lead: Tivce of o Trump Coup Tommy was cnJoy1n& 1999. Hanlly a $CS.Sion at the club went by without a hand cropping up ""here he was raced with a bad trump break, and as a result of his mastery m these si1uations his rcrutation al tilt: club was soaring. Sul there was the odd member who would fly in 1he face of the mountain of evidence and double Tommy on trumps alone. This deal was a typical case. 'Ille nucuon was rout111e, und thal hould have been enough to "-111" hast to go quietly. But East was quic .. to double with a trump Slack, an<ti ,. 1hmmy wa.s ju'>t as quick to tak~ uJ .. -antagc of the mfonnation ten de red. .. West lc:J a thamood to the quecll' .,, nd Tommy'<1 a\;e and, w1lh th( trump marled to hi~ right, 'tommy hJ<l no trouble leading a low spade tQ; ., • the queen, continnan$ the 5-0di~tnb •. uuon when West d1 cnrded a diu: mond. East won with the ace and rctumw a diamond "' the li.ing sn the: .,, clo\ed hMd. • Tommy cros ed to the table w1tb' the ace or hearts and lint.)~ the nj~ of ~padei., then rc1urncd to dumm:ti with the king of club~ to repeat the • pade line.,se. A. diamond was ruffed; un the table and a heart to the king Jft the closed hand allowc:J Tommy 10 c~h the ace of club5 and ling of 5pades for the fulfilhng tricks. Learn to be a better bridceplay· ul Sub~~ now Co tM Gottn UrkJge Letter by caJllng (800) 788= 1125 for lnformation. Or write to; Goren Bridge Leuer, P.O. 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