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Home My WebLink About1997-01-22 - Orange Coast Pilot.. r · ' 1 r ! s1101rs Estancia's McCaitin back from suspension Serving the ~-Mesa community sinc.e 1907 Shalimar residents: 'don't fence me in' i • SC?me balk at police request to place iron fenc- ing around n:eighborhobd and cut down trees. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA ?v1ESA -Some resi- dents say they are against the city's plan to install fencing around the concrete pillars placed in the area to reduce crime. Resident Maria Alvarez spoke at Monday's City Council meet- ing expressing concerns that the plan would be a hardship on those who live there. •1 have 160 signatures of l'esi- ~ents who do not support this,• she said through an interpreter, who translated for her and Maria Rubalcava who also spoke on the subject. •Thank you for the thought, but City Council needs to work with us on problems fac- ing the community." Both Alvarez and Rubalcava said the estimated $8,500 to install iron fencing and $25,000 to remove trees could be better spent on after-school programs for Children and child care assis- tance. The two women were among about 30 residents who attended tlie meeting because they felt the city's efforts to combat crime in their neighborhood are too severe. Residents say the fencing would bqx them in and that cut- ting the trees would take away their shade and ruin what little aesthetics the community has. The money for the fencing and the tree removal would come from Community Development Block Grant funds. Additionally, anotiier $17 ,000 in funds would pay for resurfacing the city- owned alleyways behind the Vl.Sta Center Complex. Lt Alan Kent likened Shalimar Drive to a dark dungeon that sti- fles police patrol's efforts to com- bat crime. The Police Department's request to install iron fencing around the concrete pillars that already block streets from through traffic confused residents and council members. Residents worried tbe plan would make • SEE SHALIMAR PAGE 4 Ivan Botello, 11, works on a tolerance lesson In bis sixth-grade class at Whittter. The class wrote to Steven Spielberg after reading The Diary of Anne Prank, and Spielberg's office replied by picking UR the transportatton tab to send the chlldren to the Museum of Tolerance in LA. early next month. Below: Patrick Hubbies holds his copy of The Diary of Anne Frarak. , THE WRITE ANSWER WhtUier Elementary I sixth graders I have found that sending letters to influential people I can yield' all sorts of I ~tswp~I COSTA ?v1ESA-•near Mr. Spielberg:" That's how a class of Whitti- er Elementary sixth graders began a project to improve their English skills, learn letter writing and learn more about the Holocaust. But the class also learned the pen is a mighty influential tool when they got a field trip to Los Angeles out of the writ- ing lesson . In October, the class penned letters to Jew"- ish film director Steven Spielberg, asking, among other things, •how he felt about his ancestors and what happened to them," stu- dent Julio Coronel said. Teacher Patrick Hubble included his own letter, asking if Spielberg, the director of • Schindler's Ust, • could send the class a video or any other edu- cational material about the Holocaust. For months, the stu- dents didn't hear anything from the director and did- n't expeq to. ·we just did it for an English assignment," stu- dent Hugo Cordozo said. -- "It helped us a lot on our writiJlg," Julio said. • SEE LETIERS PAGE 4 · MI C HELLE TERWILLEGER + · ' MARC MARTIN LISTEN UI' For Joe Bel! no Newt is good Newt 1s can to halt area code split too late? • City officials missed their chance to object to plan that will divide Costa Mesa into two area codes, say state agency leaders. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Although city officials object to a plan to split the city's area code into both 1-.and 949, their actions may be too lttle, too late. Costa Mesa is one of four Or8le County cities the Califor- nia -,>\iblic Utilities Commission is looking to split between two area codel on Oct. 17. A final decision . ~ 'P made later this month. OD Monday, City Council messat>ers will ask the commission to allow the city to either retain its 71.( fl,88 code, or replace it tom- pl with 949. But its efforts come almost two months after the telecommunica- tions industry held its meetings in E lm to discuss boundary officials at the California dministration said. •(Costa Mesa city officials) were not there to represent them- selves," said H. Douglas Hescox, a spokesman for the California Code Administration, the state agency charged with holding bearings on area code changes. "They could have elected anyone in the city and they didn't send anyone. They only decide to par- ticipate after they don't like the outcome.· Mayor Peter Buffa says the city sent a fax on Nov. 14 that expressed its preferences, but at the meeting a fiftb choice was approved by a vote of 11-2. Hescox noted that the city's letter was invalid as the rules clearly stated voting entities must be present at the meeting. "They might have been able to sway some other cities,· Hes-· cox said. "You don't know what would have happened if they had come." City officials believed, incor- rectly it appears, the fax would count as a vote. ·we sent a-;proxy vote," said Vtncent Whelen, Costa Mesa communications director. •They • SEE CODE PAGE 4 Dozens of city fees could be going up. THE ORANGE COUNTY .MUSEUM OF Ana then there was one II Council poised to rclise everything from developer fees to the cost of checking out audio tapes. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City fees could go up on everything from pier construction permits and fire safety inspections to mas- sage licenses and adult-oriented pustness permits. City Council members will Vote during their next few meet-ings on bringtng fees in line with the colt.I of the lelVices they cov- er. They'll use recommendations from a study prepared last year by KPMG Peat Marwick. • The coundl'• finance oommit- \ee analyzed the report, which examines 156 fees, and came up with its own recommendations, which it presented to the council Monday. The committee advises raising 57 fees and lowering three. The committee is proposing decreases in charges for resubdi- vision, permits for housing devel- opments in coutal areas and con- verting multi-fe.mily homes to condominiwm. Current fees cov- er well more than the costs of those aervices, staff reports say. Developers stand to be among tha hardest bit by lncreuel, with • SEE FEES PMJE 4 Moredoudl - which meana a chance OI more raJn today. ART OPENS In celebro-Uon of lhe. new Orange County Muaeumol Art~ operung, the , DaJJy Pilot presents a .erlu of atorlu to acquaint you wtth the fod.Uty and the peop~ behlnd Jt. -MUMum director Naomi Vine talks about her vision for the mu.ewn. • TIIUISDAY: 1be latest Oil the eearch for tbe muse- mn'I ultiAlate per- manent home. •fltlDAY:A NPOlt from the blMlk-tlegala, .._. ... con. ldi&lb'ltotbe -----their ... ......,look at ........ •M1UIDA1' ---~you IO...,tbt , ...... llCl'll daf;. Director Naomi Vine has split emotiom on museum merger but she is confident the oomlmed collection will win over patrons .-N~/~Y "-OT Naomi Vine ts tlllle director of tbe MW Gld IOoa tD .,_ Orange County M1llllMlilll oil Ait. ·almanac · , : • IDfl'OWS NOn: Do you or IOIMOI• I you know have.~ birthdwor ·: anniwna.y coming up?" wo;. wrd Jlke • to Include It In our All'MNC section. •Matthew Potansky and Shelly K. Dod- ton. l'Mft'ted °" Aug. 3, In ~ Del Mer • An«Wi 8. Austin and Debt• IC. Smfth, married on Aug. 31 In Sacramento Rusman exchange student Ludmila -iucy·izakharova has learned ro Please call the Information Into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax It to 646-4170, or mail rt to Oty Editor Iris ; Yokol, 330 W. Bay St., CosU Mesa. Callf. I 92627. • Chtlstopher J. Kelly Mid Kristen M. Cesario, married on Aug. 31 In Newport Beach •·Glenn A. Halperin and Kathryn L Davidson, married on Aug. 10 In Laguna Beach handle all sorts of change since coming to Corona del Mar fflgh. But sh:e wants to avoid changing schools -and a new host family can help. : BANKRUPTCIES Recent bankruptcies as reported to the . Federal Bankruptcy Court In Santa Ana. ·COSTA MESA : • dba: Fln,sh Line.Cabinets; Chapter 7 'BIRTHS June and Ron Moore of Costa Mesa anndtlnce the Dec. 17th birth of their son, Alexander James, in 1996. Alexan- der measured 19 Inches and weighed , seven pounds, 14 ounces when he · joined the family at Hoag Memorial · Hospital Presbyterian. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the : Orange County Recorder's Office. ·COSTA MESA : • Eleanor D. Lone, 9S, on Dec. 4 • Barbara L. Needham, 72, on Nov. 29 • Martin A. Tyler, Sr., 7S, on Dec. 3 • Michael B. Miller, 39, on Dec. 6 • Madeline Chiarelli, 89, on Dec. 9 : •Marcus Serlna,.2, on Dec. 6 · • Patricia M. Jasper, 57, on Dec. 8 ' • George 0 . Krogsrva, 66, on Dec. 1 • Brian K. Berger, 27, on Dec. 9 NEWPORT BEACH , • Gerald L. Schuster, 67, on Dec. 3 :• Logan B. Brega, 73, on Dec. 9 ,. Agnes F. Barnes, 88, on Dec. 9 ,. John Doe, unknown, on Dec. 2 : j. Lloyd Kline, 76, on Dec. 11 'MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as .:eported to .the Orange County Recorder's Office. ):OSTA MESA • Victor M. Orozco and Anne E. Wild, )'narried on'Sept. 4 in Santa Ana • Stephen L. Swindler and Tamara L. Walton, married on Sept. 6 In Santa Ana • Efrain R. Gutierrez and Rosalva A. Gar- : cia, married on Sept. 5 in Santa Ana , : • Richard C. Hammond II and Kristie L. · :Tovar, married on Aug. 24 In Hanford • John D. Heuy and Jacqueline M. }3ushong, married on Sept. 1 in Anaheim ~ Mark A. Landry and Heather J. Noller. }narried on Sept. 7 in Dana Point > Luis R. Lopez and Maria D. Diego, mar· Tied on Sept. 6 in Santa Ana •• Alejandro D. Jimenez and Claudia B. Sanchez, married on Sept. 9 in Santa Ana : • Adam M. Robles and Racheal S. Bryan, , married on Sept. 9 in Santa Ana . NEWPORT BEACH • Edward M. Messman and Kathryn S. Byrne, married on Aug. 31 in Laguna Beach • Charles F. Warren Jr. and Roberta V. Wayne. married on Sept. 1 in Los Ange. les . • Hilliard T. Hicks Ill and Tasha K. Med· lenburg, married on Aug. 17 In Laguna Beach • NazareJh H. Rizkallah and Maha Y.H. Farah, married on Sept. 7 In Tustin • Costa Harbilas and Lisa M. Karambelas. married on sept. 7 In Los Angeles • John R. Sawyer and Kristi M. McConnell, married on Sept. 7 In Hunt- ington Beach DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Kathryn M. Brandon, 37, of Newport Beach Maria Guzman, 4S, of Santa Ana Jason E. Ames, 21, of Orange John A. Macias, 24, of Chino Hiiis Victor H. Boyd II, SS, of Newport Beach Dean J. Geisler. 41, of Newport 8eadl Bernardo P. Arellano, 26, of Costa Mesa Edwin J. Burchill, 60, of Newport BNCh Helen B. Walsh, 3S, of Newport BNCh Daniel J. Ulloa, 21, of Placentia Marin R. McElfresh, 19, of Newport Beach . James M. Panter. 36, of Huntington Beach COSTA MESA Bernardo Tellez·Ramlrez., 27, of Garden Grove Octavio Guillen-Alba, 29, of Huntington Beach Francisco <iarcla, 36, of Huntington Beach Kent R. Mora, 28, of Laguna Hills George B. Connery, 29, of Las Vegas Mithael J. Bernay, 40, of NeWport Beach Richard A. Arevalo, 31, of Newport Beach , Daniel J. Zucchero, 27, of Orange Heriberto Pahuamba, 22, of Santa Ana Alma Romero-Ochoa, 35, of Santa Ana Edy Encarnacion-Alva, 32, of Santa Ana Mikal L White, 40, of Santa Ana Theresa M. Knox. 35, of Tustin John P.1 Frantzen, 21, of Huntington Beach Louis R. Sarpy, 40, of Huntington Beach Cesar Flores-Seriano, 18, of Santa Ana Kate M. Kennedy, 31, of Costa Mesa Bee J. Veach, 6S, of Costa Mesa Donna M. McKinnon, S2, of Costa Mesa Brian W. Helvey, 4S, of Costa Mesa Jose Dimas-Ortiz. 29, of Costa Mesa Sheryle L. Smith, 32, of Costa Mesa Joel Vega-Resendiz. 24, of Costa Mesa By Michelle Tefwllleger, Daii'j Pilot For a 16-year-old Russian native of an agricultufa\ and fishing community on the Kamchatka Peninsula, com- ing to the Newport Beach area has meant a change in fashion and outlook. Lud.mila •Lucy" Zakharova, an International Rotary Club exchange student from Yelezo- vo, said in the five months she has been in sOuthem Califor- nia, her experiences have been a combination of le~g and enjoying new things and strug- gling against nostalgia about home. "I've been to Disneyland and Beverly Hills," Lucy said. "I like it here." ~ut if Lucy doesn't find another local host family to live with, she won't be able to finish her school year at Corona del Mar High. "l will feel sony if I have to leave my schOQl, • Lucy said. Because of changes in her host family situation, Lucy is seeking another family to board with until she leaves in June. If no one comes forward, she will probably move to Buena Park and go-to school there, said Bob Selinger, who coordinates the local Rotary exchange stu- dent program. Making friends at Corona del Mar. High hasn't been very easy, but Lucy says she visits different places with her small group of American and interna- tional friends. She and other exchange stu- dents at Corona del Mar will sometimes eat lunch together outside, sitting under what they have named "The Exchange nee." But Lucy is starting to change to fit in with her Ameri- can counterparts. She learned ., Da • '"'Pilot READERS HOTU~E Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa "hrl•MI ,., H fi 'H\IA Mt 'A VOL 91 , NO. 9 TMOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WIWAM LOBD£U., Editor STEVE MARBLE. Managing Editor IRIS YOKOI, City Editor TONY DOOERO, News Editor MARC MARTIN, Photo Editor PRAMOD SHAH, Chief Financial Officer JUDY OETilNG, Classified Advertising Manager LANA JOHNSON. Promotions KIM GRIFRTH, Director of Opef'atlons JOHN PHILM'S, Pre Press Group Leader HANK KNIGHT, ....,. Press Group Leader KEN JOU.Y, Packlglng and Distribution Group Leader 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. 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A: I s,.. • • ~s,.taaa FARNIWOllTH Q•••ELL IWIOl'CD' OOMPANY 4317744 TE...atA'IURES Newport Beach 63150 Balboa 63150 'Costa Mesa 68147 Corona del Mar 62/49 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3w Newport 2-3w Blackles 2-4w River Jetty 2-4w CdM 2-3w BOATING Light and variable moming winds will become southerly. reaching 10 knots with one foot wind· waves. Then, in the afternoon, they'll shift. coming from the southwest at 15 MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT lluls1an exchange 'student LuclmDa bkbaroft. sitting wttb her new friend Dijon, Is ln need of a host family Zakharova Is currentty·attendlpg Cor0u de1 Mar High School.· quickly that T-shirts and jeans make up the norm for Ameri-· can school clothes as opposed to the dresses and nice shoes she was used to at home. nourished throughout her coun- try's changes, she can identify with Americans who are not as privileged. •Life here is more comfortable," Lucy said. Catholic and Jewish -which has broadened her experiences. yet, she misses her family's Russian Orthodox traditions. Host families need not have children, live in the Corona del Mar High School boundaries nor belong to the Rotary Qub. Although she could never imagine wearing tennis shoes to school at home, in the U.S., •1 don't want to be different." The affluence of her class- mates at Corona del Mar High School struck Lucy during her first semester. She could remember Rus5ians having to wait in line for food. In response to the economic disparities 'She has seen, Lucy volunteers twice a week at the Boys and Girls Club to help young children learn English. The Rotary Cl~b gives Lucy a monthly stipend for activities, but host families are not com- pensated, Selinger said. •A lot of them are so poor and they have no future," Lucy said. •I saw a lot of situations like that in Russia ... I just want to help people." Although her family's farm and food store kept her well- Lucy has stayed with three different families -Protestant, People interested in apply- ing for the program or in host- ing Lucy can contact Bob Selinger at 644-3516 or: 759- 8289. knots. Wind waves Like Tuesday, grab-will reach two feet, bing like totally cool and a five foot swell wave energy means will come from the getting to the beach west. on the tide change. TIDES Well, just look at when those highs 1 TODAY First low and lows hltl What's 1:53 a.m. 1.8 It going to be - Flrst high lording it over shout- 8:01 a.m. S.8 der·high surf, or hip- Second low ctff p in a serfs J:~p.m. -0.6 obligations? That Second high . west s\vell's still 9:28 p.m. 3.9 crankln', and a ntUltSOAY First low southern heml- 2:26a.m. 1.B sphere's mixing in. First high Whatcha gonna do 1 B:32 a.m. 5..7 Even If It's chest· Second low high, probably the 3:34p.m. -0.6 average at several Second high beaches, you can 9:S6p.m. 3.9 have a lot of fun. You've got time for WATER some Joe while you TE'MPERAl\ME: 56 think about It. COSTA MESA • 2200 block of Raleigh Annue: A purse was stolen from an unlocked car. • IGO block of Governor StNet: $530 worth of stereo equip- .ment was stolen from a car. Damage was done to the molding of the driver's side window. • J5GI block of Clldlllllc Avenue: A $460 car stereo was stolen '1om a car. The rubber molding was pulled out of the ~Igel side window. • ,.,.. Wodr of Newport Boulevard: A handgun with a grip extender worth $490 was stolen from a display case. The case is reportedly supposed to be locked, but the cabinet had been opened several times within the time frame of the theft. NEWPORT IEAOt • IOO'block of Sea '--'9: Four tires and four rims worth $720 were stolen from a 1990 Honda Accord. The body of the car was left on top of bricks. • S.•mpe Drive: A $200 bike and S27S worth of golf equip- ment was stolen from a dosed electric garage. There was no sign of forced entry. • S••c.-Drive: A $100 rowing machine was stolen from a dosed electric garage. The garage door was allegedly forced open. • 1100 block of Irvine Avenue: $2SO cash, a $300 ring, a $100 tool kit and other miscellaneous items were stolen from a car. the right front passenger window was smashed. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEGAL '!OPTIONS ATXQIN I Y I AT LAW (114) 76CMl775 Don't cry for Newt, Mt. Rohrabacher I have always watched with in~~ when the Daily Pilot solicits opinions from its read- ers on questions of public policy' -especially if they involve poli-tics. So naturally I was intrigued by the response to the most recent question regarding the support of our local congressmen for the retention of Newt Gingrich as speaker of the House of Repre- sentatives. Since I'm also an avid reader of · the Pilot, I ~ould like to respond to the same invitation. My reaction breaks down into two distinct parts: (1) the deep feelings expressed by Congress- man Dana Rohrabacber in this matter; and (2) whether or not the re-election of Gingrich serves the best interests of the Republican Party, always of deep concern to me. I found Rohrabacher's com-· ments about Gingrich on CNN's "Crossfire" downright heart- wannirig. Titls congressman, who has never been observed weep- ing over the plight of the have- nots in our society, admitted the humility expressed by Gingrich in his acceptance speech •almost brought a tear to my eye. He is the ultimate gentleman." Dana also said: "The savagery with which Newt was attacked· was mind-boggling. Newt made ' minor paperwork mistakes. That could happen to anyone .... Most of us .were strengthened when we saw that our friend and hero was being attacked.• Former House Speaker Jim Wright would be interested in Dana's choice of words. The cur- rent "savagery" is a walk in the park compared to Gingrich's a~cks that drove Wright out of office for essentially the same "minor paperwork mistakes• - except that Wright profited by a few hundred dollars, while Gin- grich picked up some cool mil- lions. And calling Gingrich "the ultimate gentleman" is like refer- ring to Forrest Gump as a brilliant conversationalist. Thus we must conclude Con- gressman Rohrabacher either has a remarkably sophisticated and sly sense of humor, is a lousy judge of character, or isn't very bright Only the first option should be acceptable to his con- stituents, and that might well be a question the Pilot should offer next to its readers. Do you think Dana Robrabacher has a sense of humor? • The impact of the votes by Congressman Christopher Cox and Rohrabacher for Gingrich is a whole different matter. At the risk of being accused of giving advice to the GOP again, it is my convic- tion that the Republicans would have been far better served by removing Gingrich. And I think that will become quite clear in the weeks ahead. The details of the charges against him aren't in yet. When they are made public, he might very well look.like an even worse choice than he was before the charges came up. U the Republi- cans who voted for him had read any polls or listened to any politi- cal drumbeats over the past year, they should have known that Gingrich is an albatross around RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whef9 Yow DOiiar CQV.,, Mof9I 1922 HMIOR II.VD., COSTA MESA· 5"·1156 r Ufi joseph n ; bell the neck of the party. Now, by re- electing him before -the Ethics Committee report gave them a legitimate reason for dumping him, they're stuck with Newt. As political analyst Robert Beckel said th~ other day in the Times: •After the '94 election, Gingrich knew be was holding aces and could bet the ranch. But it's '97 now, and he, better than anyone, knows he's holding deuces. And in the world of high- stakes Washington politics, deuces ain't gonna rut it." The other reason the Republi- cans aren't well-served by return- ing Gingrich as speaker is the diluting impact it will have on their attacks on the personal problems of President Clinton. Gingrich will serye as a lightning rod deflecting the heat from the president. Taking the moral high road becomes considerably more difficult when the Republican, only thrice-removed from the presidency, bas been fined and reprimanded by a 7-1 vote of. a bi- partisan committee of his peeIS. Cox made no public statement regarding his vote for Gingrich that I could discover, which is one large reason for his almost sacro- sanct position among Orange County congressmen. In a seat once held by James Utt and with . associates like Rohrabacher and Robert Doman, it is possible to . look statesmanlike --even when you follow the same hard right line -simply by keeping your mouth shut most of the time and not shouting when you do speak. Cox does both of these things extremely well. So it comes to this. As a Democr~t. I applaud the votes of my congressional representatives for Newt Gingrich -as long as Clinton and Al Gore don't ever fty in the same plane. And if I was a Republican, I'd be mad as hell at them for putting this straw man back on the podium. Meanwhile, Cox and Rohrabacher -who admire Newt so lavishly -might want to study that portion of his accep- tance speech in which he said: "U those who are conservative say that bureaucracy and compulsion is not the answer, then what are we going to say to a child born in a poor neighborhood with a bro- ken home and no one to help them rise?" Now there's something to weep about, Dana. • JOSEPH N. 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Mary Danziger, a Pennsylva- nia woman visiting the city, apparently slipped in the rain and fell near Arbor Street and Monrovia Avenue around 6:35 p.m . Monday, said Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick. Paramedics rushed Danzi~er to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian with a broken arm after a Good Samaritan found her, Yezbick said . The confusion arose when a doctor said her injuries were too severe to have been caused by a fall, and police announced they were searching for the car that appeared to have struck her. But Danziger cleared the record when she regained con- sciousness. #She got caught in the rain so she figured she'd hustle, and she slipped and fell and broke her arm," Yezbick said. ·we didn't know that until she woke up." Danziger also suffered contu- sions to the right side of her face and her bead, hip and hands. She was upgraded from serious to fair condition Tuesday, a hos- pital spokesperson said. -By Chrtstopher Goffard Police nab teen in suspected car theft A reported local gang mem- ber is in Juvenile Hall after Cos- ta Mesa police nabbed him Tuesday morning trying to drive off in a stolen car, authorities said. Police described the suspect, a 16-year-old male, .as "a knoW'n 19th Street gang mem- ber.· Around midnight Monday police spotted a white Chevro- let Camaro parked at an apart- ment complex on the 2700 block of Peterson Place, said Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick. He said the car had been stolen Sunday from the Costa Mesa Meat Market. Police staked out the stolen car through the night. Around 10 a .m. the 16-year-old tried to drive away in the car, and police booked him on suspicion of vehicle theft, Yezbick said. The suspect was taken to Juvenile Hall in Orange. -By Christopher Goffard COSTA M E.SA 2101 Plauntia Ave. 642-1142 NEWPORT BEACH 2800 Newport Blvd. 675-6855 CORONA DEL MAR 2744 E. Coa.st Hwy. 644-8226 Laughing your way to the top A local comedian will ofter a talk on "How to Improvise Your Way to the Top" at Thursday's Women in Management meet- ing. Cherie Kerr, a founding member of the Los Angeles Ground.lings, has taught her unique methods to managers at companies such ~ Nissan, GTE and the State Bar of Ca.lif or:nia. The dinner meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $35. Call 692-.,. 2519. Program teaches how to protect the bay An Upper Newport Bay Campfire Program scheduled for Saturday will feature a vol- unteer naturalist speaking on protecting the bay. The free campfire programs are sponsored by the state Department of Fish and Game, the county Harbors, Beaches and Parks, and the Upper New- port Bay Naturalists. 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FIEtllllllllllM Ill• 11 •RI • HllrPa•lmWI frolluirrg: Comp/Rte Basic Sen~Ct', COIUterter, remott andlRroreJ Pia• C-llDI 11111 PWW 1 lBO, ~or Cinrmu. n ' -- • • CONTINUED FROM 1 told UI that Would be lldftdent '9nd they would use tbet vote.• • ~ tn the telecommunlca· UOlll tndUltJ'y say the recom- mendation ll the IDOlt feasible u it IPlttl the 1eut number of dtiet. kyle Devtne, spokeswoman for the Publlc Utl.Utlet Co.mmis· lion explained that telephone eicbanges or central wire offices do not share common bound- aries with cities. Most were lll.ltalled before dty boundaries were drawn. C9sta Mesa residents are served by two central telephone exchanges: Costa Mesa 11 and Santa Ana 11. As Santa Ana 11 will remain in 714, so too will J>ortions of Costa Mesa. The Costa Mesa exchange, which also serves Newport Beach, will change to ~9. In order for Costa Mesa to stay 714 Newport Beach would have to split, DeVine said. Uthe city remained 949, then Santa Ana would lose its coveted 714 area code. HThe old 714 area code is only ~SHALIMAR . :CONTINUED FROM 1 , going to the laundry mat or taking : children to school a longer wallc. While some residents wonied :access would be limited or com- ;pletely shut off, Kent assured them ·that would not be the case. Additionally, the plan includes the removal about 30 mature trees . because they offer criminals safe :havens from helicopters and police :FEES CONTINUED FROM 1 hikes proposed in 38 areas of . building, planning, construction :and inspection, and engineering. , Another group whose pocket- . books could suffer: adult-oriented :business owners. The pennit for an adult-oriented business could increase 10 times, from $100 to $1,000. Escort service owners ·Could pay $741, up from $100. ' The cost of going on the city's -:ex;t:ursion to the Rose Parade ·could increase from $70 to $99. ·Senior services transportation : could go up from $1 to $1.50. Books on cassette may cost $11 instead o{ $5. Ml CASA Ml X I (AN fl I S TAU It AN T 1997 ~our -, 25th YEAR here Always ... .I same Dellclous Food .1 same owners .1 same Great service our meals are stlll a trip to MexleO -as wett 11 the coalt of BaJa. Itta a trip Worth tllkJnCI. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA 645-7626 ~ to 1ut 5.5 to 6.5 yean, • .... Mid .•• ~ lwMS to lncl'8de the Cotta Mela acbengre, that MNld Mt them °"" tbe tOp and shorten the area c:ode'I lite too much." The 949 area code ll ~ to lut about 18 to 20 yean. Uke C<>N Mela. Irvlne City Manager Paul Brady Aid a ana1l portion of the north end of Irvine wU1 retain the 714 area code thereby splitting the dty. Tbe majority of the dty will lwitch to 949. Brady said the dty has also sent a letter protesting the deci- sion to the California Public Util- ities Committee. "All 714 is preferred," Brady said. "As long as Vf8 are all in one area code that is the impor- tant thing." Christine Shingleton, Tustin assistant city manager says the city wants to be all 714. A portion of the Tustin Marine Corps air station is being recommended for the 949 area code. The city is sending a letter to the state this week. she said. "We are asking them to keep the whole city 714, • she said. "We don't support 949." Santa Ana City Manager David N. Ream felt his city was cars, Kent said. "The removal would allow existing str~t lights to do their job," he said. "When officers drive by on patrol it's difficult to see street activities. " Caroline Butler, a representa- tive of Rel.eat Costa. Mesa spoke on behalf of the trees saying the existence of crime in the area is unrelated to overgrown trees. Council members agreed more information would be needed. They voted to continue approval of the proposed project for two weeks. dealt wilh falrtY. Being tbe COUD• ty'• seat, ltl represeataUve1 argu8d that a ·major split or a complete dUmge to 9'9 would be a hardship on Nlidenb and bUlinelses. , "We feel fortunate that the vast majority of the city can ttay In 11.C,. he said. Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder said the city will follow through the formal com- plaint stage and may eventually consider litigation. ~we will 81$0 address the point with state Sen. Ross John- son and Assembly member Mar- ilyn Brewer," he said. De Vine said some cities will win and others lose. Both Glen- dale and Burbank filed formal complaints with the state ~gency dem~ding they retain their 818 area code. It cost about $70,000 in legal fees, but they won the suit. The dty of Monterey Park, presently under the 818 area code, was not so lucky. Its com- plaint to the state argued that the new 626 area code would hurt Chinese-American residents who believe the number 8 car- ries good luck. Needless to say they lost. "Residents don't understand what the city is proposing to do," Erickson said . "We need to talk more with tl\e residents and see ii we can come up with a plan that everybody can get behind," Mayor Peter Buffa said on Tuesday. Police Chief David L. Snowden met with residents outside council chambers to assure them the city would not take any action without - considering their input. "Before we do anything at all we are going to meet with them (the residents),• he said. · ~------------------------------------------------------, F.Y.I. The 57 proposed fee hikes Include: + Newport Beach and Orahge County Juried Art Shows $1 O to $16 + Rose Parade trip $70 to $99 + Senior transportation S 1 TO S 1.so +Books on cassette SS to $11 + New pier construc.tlon permits $350 to $720 + Substance abuse program $25 to $50 +Massage technician llcense $342 to $741 + animal traps $0 to $39 +Adult-orient.ct busfneg permits $100 to $1,000 + Escort servk:e permit $100 to $741 I I I I I I I I I I I , ------------------------------------------------------~ Councilman John Hedges waved videocassettes "Porky's" and "Beetlejuice" at Monday's special council meeting while questioning the necessity of Factory library-run video rental. . "lf we're going to be in the video business, that should be the call of the City Council," he said. "lb.is money for videos competes with a budget for books.• BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less/ Beautiful Hair! Pmn A Cut $50 Rei S75 WIM A Cut $50 Reg. $85 .MtD't Cut $15 Rta.$20 .... "'·~ lflibn·"'-Oillllo.IJ• "*"" ~ ••••P d I l ....... ColMfl,Wlm • l'llil.,...,.....,....... Pr..i .. "1pitw 01/3W7 . -.... • •• 3 16811..-bor Blvd. Costa Mesa o.e Block Sout.11 o1 •oa Fwy 545-7168 ..... -. , MUSEUM CONTINUED FROM 1 the harder, 1be says. •I know many people believe I moved from New York to Laguna to engineer the merger,• says Vine, 47. •But we're in big trouble finandally -not only both of these mliseums but the arts in general.• . She denies she came to Cali- fornia with merger Intentions. She heard about the job and siln- ply wanted to get back into m~ um work, she says. Vme seems made for the job of an art museum director mired in controveny -she's straightfor- ward and well-spoken, exuding calm. She puts just enough' effort · LETTERS CONTINUED FROM 1 They continued reading Holocaust victim Anne Frank's diary aloud in class and also read about a Japanese-Ameri· can girl's experiences during World War II. "A Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank made the systemat- ic annihilation of European Jews more real for the students. "When I started reading this book, it looked really cool," Julio Blanco said. "She wasn't allowed in some stores. The . Jews had to be in their houses by 8:00 p.m. and they left." Ivan Botello said, "She {Anne Frank) lived in an attic for four years without making any noise." "When the war was almost over they found her and killed iDtD ber ippMr8DCe --blond bobbed Mir Ii WI bUt Dot over- done, ... naaaup ilild bilr ... colored IUtt are uDdinWl4 But 1be ays boda mUMUJD ltaffl have made ber job Miier. ·we bave a ~ wooderfl11 and talented ltatt," lhe ays. "h'• bard to uproot two groups ol peo- ple and say, 'Here, make th.ii work..'• She has also enjoyed combin- ing the two mUMums' collections. "They complement each other so beautifully," she says. •And now that the building bas been expanded, we have room to put them on view." And she believes that, despite talk that Orange County people just can't get into art, the new museum will help the area's cul- ture mature. her," Hugo said. In the midst of this study, Hubble heard back from Amblin Entertainment officials, who suggested he contact the Right- eous Persons Foundation, fund- ed by Spielberg's profits from • Schlndler's Ust. • In December, the organiza- tion granted Hubble's and two other Whittier sixth-grade class- es $1,000 to pay for buses and admission for a Feb. 5 trip to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. The class was surprised and excited by the response. "We're so happy we got some response," student Nancy De Santiago said. To prepare for their trip to the museUln, th~ students have been learning vocabulary like "anti -Semitism,• •concentration camp" and "tolerance." 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In addition to their study of the Holocaust, the students have continued their letter-writing campaigns. "When we write-' letters, we don't expect answers," Hugo said. "We figure they will throw them in the trash can." The class is starting to change its mind about that. So far, they have written letters to the L.A. Lakers, the Apaheim Angels and Channel 4 weatherman Cluistopher Nan~e. In return, they have received 60 Lakers tickets, a guest appearance on the television news broadcast and a promised visit from Angels pitcher Qyde Wright. "We've received responses mostly from everybody,• Julio Coronel said. .'. . :. ; ~ ' ·. . . : ' . KENNY //. PRINTER The Phen-Fen Diet TI1e answer is \'CS' IIOWL'\'Cr the rre;n. mcm of oheSll\' or JO ov~1we1gh1 lOlldl· 1100 also rcqrnrcs :1rpropr~11c lifcs11 le changes and an 111d 1VKf11ahzed, f1)l\''ilCJ:IO· supervised. comrrchcnsm: appro:ich 1ncl11dmg d11:1. !x:h.1~ior mod1fic-Jrion .111d exercise. For C\'C~om:. II I~ 110! 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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Eric Woods, once as popular in Canada as maple syrup, couldn't stick an entire weekend at any one stop on the Canadian Tour last year. "I was a mess," Woods said. "It was a miracle breaking 80." Woods, a two-time Order of Merit cham}>ion on the Canadian Tour, missed one cut in three years, but last year Woods failed to make a single cut in seven tournaments. Now,aftera lwilil)bling experience, Wooftas a fresh outlook on golf and is ready for a big year in 1997. "I think I've made more money this year playing golf than all of last year," said Woods, who won a Golden State mini tour event Jan. 13 at Brookside Golf Course in Pasadena, pocketing $580. Woods, a former Corona del Mar High quarterback who still shares the school record for touchdown passes in a season (12), will be among 74 pros competing for a piece of the $100,000 purse Friday and Saturday in the 23rd annual Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am at Newport Beach Country Club. For Woods, playing on a sponsor invitation, it will be his fourth Newport Classic in six years. He won the pro-am title in 1991 with Jim Whitaker, one of only two back-to-back amateur winners in Newport Classic history. Woods, a pro since 1988, was the Canadian Tour's leading money winner in 1993 and '94. He was also the South America Tour's leading money winner in 1992, his first of three stints under the equator. Woods' career was rattled when his father, longtime NBCC member Dick Woods, became ill. He fell to 44th on the Canadian Tour money list in 1995, then didn't earn a dime last year. But his comeback has already begun for 1997. "To be honest, I'm excited about this year," said Woods, who has been working on his swing with Kip Puterbaugh out of Carlsbad. "I'm playing Golden State • tours right now to help me find out where l stand," added Woods, exempt on both the Cana(llan and South America tours because of his past triumphs. Woods became heavily involved in the family business, Cactus Packaging in Corona del Mar, after his father's illness, essent1ally taking it over while putting his golf career on hold. •1 spent most of the money I earned in goU on my lifestyle,• Woods said. "I have nothing to show for it except a great time. But I'm in the work mode now, and I look at golf differently. I enjoy the concept of playing professional golf, but I don't need to hit every party." Woods, whose globe-trotUng career bu also ta.kel) him to Asia and South Afltca, ea.med as mucb u S70,000 a year (including endonernents) pla~ goU ln tlw early 90s. · Lat year, I either bad to quit working or go Jir:adice man, IO 1 made the demlOO to~.· Woodl Mid. •1 mili lt. I love lt. I tbiDk now I've got a pr-.,: · perapedlft on wblllhn ~ to ~ .... ~.,....,.., •• ··!!f--tMIDalll ............ ,. • Newport Harbor pwrishes Irvine in Sea View League battle, 65-38; Coach Dukus happy in every facet. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Following Tuesday's girls basketball game with Irvine, Newport Harbor Hi_gh cpach Bob Dukus couldn't find a thing to complain about. ·we're really right where we need to be,. Dukus said after his Sailors pulled 11way to a 65-38 victory to run their Sea View League record to 3-1 (12-8 overall). MWe've really been focused since the Woodbridge game," Dukus said. •w e're run- " ning the floor, passing well. Tm really .enjoy- ing watching them play.• Irvine was in ~the game for the first two possessions, tying the game at 2-2 in the ear- ly going, but the Sailors went on a 16-0 run to put the.game away early. M.E. Clayton and Breanna Badorek both scored six points during the run. Clayton fin- ished with a game-high 20 points while pulling down seven rebounds. Badorek added 13 points and six boards. Irvine's only offensive threat in the half, Myra Hardeman, scored 11 of the Vaqueros' 12 points before heading to the bench with her fourth foul at the 2:05 mark. Newport opened a 35-12 lead by intennission and coasted the rest of ~e way. MWe did everything we needed to do to win tonight," Dukus said. MWhen we went to a zone, we didn't give them any breathing space at all." Irvine shot a woeful 34 % from lhe floor for the game while throwing up enough bricks to build an annex to the Newport gym. Every time Irvine see~ poised to get into an offensive rhythm, Clayton was there to put in a big bucket. MM.E. made some clutch shoes," Dukus said. MI know it sounds funny to say clutch when we were so far ahead, but she was making the shots when they were trying to put something together. It stopped them cold .· Newport Harbor 65, Irvine 38 Score by Quarters Irvine 6 6 16 10 -38 Newport Harbor 22 13 14 16 -65 Irvine · Nguyen 1, Marcus 2, Kim 2. Dahlman 4 Woodruff 5, O'Hara 4, Hardeman 12, Loud 6, ' Allred 2. 3-pt goals: Woodruff 1. Fouled out: none. Newport Harbor · Badorek 13, Dunne 10, Ross 4 Glover 5, Eadie 7, Paul 0, Urban 4, Talley 2, ' Clayton 20. 3·pt. goals: Glover 1. Fouled 04t: none. <0vera11> w LI Woodbrtdgl.' (14 3) ·I o Santa Margan ta ( 14 61 ; l .... Irvine (9-9) i 3 -.. ... • 0 ··~l!!!!'!!bi~!liil NMrtpDlt ....... 15, IMne 38 El Toro 79. c,a,..,. d9I Mir 511 Woodbridge 63. s. Margarita 33 1lw 1 , ... _ •• ! Newport IUrbor' at El Toro Woodbridge at Corona del Ms Irvine at Santa Margarita SHE'S BACK! AND SO ARE THE EAGLES! DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT K oo Kim (left) pops from three-point range over the defense of Unlvenlty's Jerri Armendariz; above, Costa Mesa's Evelyn Powen (right) applies defensive pressure on University's Amy McCoy In tbe PadJlc Cout League girls basketball duel . Tuesday night.· Costa Mesa rolled, .to keep pace with co-leader Laguna Hills In the race for the crown. Jennifer McCartin returns to Estancia 's lineup and Aliso Ni9\.1el pays the price in PCL contest, 54-37. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When Jen- nifer McCartin's sister woke her up from a snooze at about dinner ti.me Tuesday, the world of Estancia High girls basket- ball changed. McCartin, a senior post player who was forced to transfer to another high school last year because of the New- port-Mesa School District's zero tolerance policy, made a triumphant return to the hard- wood as host Estancia defeat- ed Aliso Niguel, 54-37, in a must-win Pacific Coast League game according to Eagles Coach Paul Kirby. McCartin, who STANDIN GS EsUnda at Laguna Beach Laguna Hills at Cost. Mes.a Aliso Niguel at Un~ Barbara. •My sister (Megan) woke me up at 5 o'clock and told me I'm playing tonight,· said McCartin, who endured 90 days of school away from her • Costa Mesa'~ Koo Kim leads the way in every department of Mustangs' win. wasn't expected to play much, played a lot She entered the game for the first time with 4:20 left in the second quarter. She played most of the second half as the Eagles (10-9, 1-2 in PCL) came from behind to win dra- friends and team- mates, until Tuesday. McCartin finished her last final exams of the semester Tuesday afternoon at Newport Harbor. M Jennifer gave us a big boost,• said Kir- by, whose squad had some extra fire. By BarfY Faulkner, Daily Pilot The Mustangs stayed bot the final two periods, bitting 50% of their 28 shots from the field and 'drilling 4 of 5 foul lhotl to build a 13-point bulge midway through the fourth quarter. They shot nearly 42% for the game. While Chapin pounded the boards (seven rebounds to help the Mustll9 earn a 39-29 edge Oft( tbe i.Der 'nojam) and J>O'INd in points in the pe.int. Jecboa (six pomta. four bOuds and three ..mta) alllo aided Mela's .econcMmf waltz. Quantay P8yton. Ju!M CoDett liDd Chanel And8naa Mlc:led ~ ~ hettllng the tal· en1ed Matb8ws. WbO ...... ,.... l.sl"** and DiDe rebalmMll, .... DOt ~due to linger· mg~ from tllil lu. .:.-.:~ .. .:==-~~:t --clDlli' ............... Mela ..-s ............. " .... .,. --...~ --~-..... 1•1ifld wlli our _...._ ........... 9\Vekilpl'oura.. ~ .... .., ..... ·-... :w.w w ......................... : .. -.....-.. ...... lt!wiil:tlliiM ........ ,".,..... .... ..,. JOid ...... Gl•h.~~'.. • McCartin's biggest conbibution came with matically and authori-J. McCartin tatively, outscoring 4:08 left in the game when she scored on a fast break and converted a free throw after Aliso Niguel (12-5, 1-2) in the third quarter, 22-4. Aliso Niguel led, 26-23. ear- ly in the third quarter, but the Eagles scored 17 unanswered points, led by McCartin and Amy Deming (15 points). Dur- ing a timeout with 0:19 left in the quarter, the home crowd chanted, ·welcome back Jen- ni-fer, welcome back!" a foul by ~ Niguel's Brooke • Hyman, one of the best in • Orange County. Hyman fouled • out oc the play. Hyman bad 12 • points, 11 rebounds, tour blocks and two steals. McCartin, 5-foot-11, scored six points and added five assists, one steal and an offen- sive rebound. McCartin had transferred to Newport Harbor because of the district's zero .tolerance policy, which was enforced upon eight Estancia girls soc- cer players last June tn a weekend tournament in Santa Esunda ~ Aliso N .... J7 Saw'e by Qlwtllrs Aliso Niguel 10 12 4 11 -37 Estancia 7 11 22 14 -54 Alho Niguel -Paramo 2. Hyman 12, Walbrink 0, Moorhouse 12, Neely 10, Mutukisna 1. 3-polnters: Neely 1. Fouled out Paramo. EltMda -M. McCartln 7, Deming 15, Rodriguez 7, Stapleton 11, Black 6, J. McCartln 6, Macias O, Varme 2. 3-polnters: M. McCartin 1, Rodriguez 1. Fouled out: None. r-------------------------------------------------, Corona del Mar unable to stay with host El Toro in 79-58 Sea View decision • Britt Anderson sizzles from three-point country, but for naught as Cd.M drops verdict. LAKB FOREST -Britt • Anderson put on a shooting display Tuesday, scoring a season-high 16 points on four tbree-potnten, but lt wasn't enough u El Thro topped Corona del Mar, 19- 58, in • high ltbOol pt. basketball gune. . UDdlayW~bad 22 polD&I to leed the s-. Kings ~-tl CMrell. CM ·ln the See V\eW ':-~Jen Olcboa .. bed lil doubled lligial• wttb 10 points. •llll'O 11 Corene ..... S-llfOmm"*• CdM 15 I 20 ts · SI El TOrO Z6 11 15 20 -11 c.w ...... ~ .... 11. Dkbon " °'"'P' Quon 2. v.n. z. .......... u. )1'l-.......... .. w.. • .....-i.,.-~ I I I I I : I i I I I • • I l I I I I J. I -. CORONA DBL MAA -The t, from the South Cout Soccer ·Oub, adv.need to the cbamp1· olllhlp game of the Orange Coa.Jt tJnlted Tournament before fallJ.ng, 4-2, to WoUpack Blue. Greg Pentne gave the Heat a 1· 0 leod ln the title game, but the ~'W.9Upack came back wtth th.re una.mwered goals to take a 3· 1 Jead at the b.aft. ~ ·Perrine's aeco!ld goa.J, on a crosltng pus by Billy Lund, cut the lead to 3-2 early in the second haU. ' .: Alter opening tounuunent play with a t • 1 tie against lrvlne on a Michael Gardiner gpal, the Heat J>Qtlted a big 3·2 win over the Call- ·fomia Heat (one of the favorites to 'win the State Cup), Danny Krtkoi1- . an scored two goals while Gardiner scored the other goal. In the semifinal game, the 1 Heat's Ryan Denman scored on a : penalty kick from beyond the 18- yard mark to gain a 1-1 tie with the ~ WOCU Bulldogs. SCHEDULE ·'a-: ....... , • llY <Oii~ -n Gold~n Wflt • llt Orange Coffl. 1 lO p m , • High s<hool boyi N~ H•rbor al 1n11n•. ,. 1.JO; El Toro II Corona d•I Mar, 1.30: Cotta M'"41 al Unlven lty, 1 p.m , Aliso Niguel at Enan<la, 7 p m ·~ High s<hOOI boVt • Cl Toro at Corona del Mar, )· t S, Newport Harbot, " ltvlne. 4 4~ p m • COJta MIH4I " Unlver\ity, 3 1 s. Aiko Niguel a1 h tancla, J 1 ~ .......... Wlgh 1<hool Wooc:tbf"1~ at Coron• Mt Mat, !15, El TO<"o at Newport Harbot. 3 pm CdM sees its future in 2~ I •Bl Toro's two·g9Al lead too mudl to overcome in Sea View decision. I LAJ<E PORBST -Coron.a del Mar High girls soccer coach Matt Etcllilon looked oaoss the El Toro High field Tuesday and saw the lea.JD his Sea King• might become. And, despite a 2-0 Sea Vlew League loss to the bott ChArgen, the seven freshmen and one sopbo- Jnore on the CdM roster saw plenty in the sec- ond half to help them believe their coach's vision may soon become a reality. "We gave the girls three basic instructions at ha.lttlme, and they came out in the second half and executed,• said Etchison, whose youthful squad played the perennially strong hosts (10-5-4, 2-0-2 in league and ranked nJnth in Orange County) virtually even the final 40 minutes. "lt was 0-0 in the second hall.· The Sea Kings, however, appeared inti.mi· dated at the outset, as El Toro thoroughly dominated the opening halt to protect its unbeaten league record. "l talked with ow girls about my concerns we'd come out fiat, having had a big win over Newport Harbor (Jan. 16), ~ Etchison said. "But it took us a while to get sorted out." Compounding the early struggles for the Sea Kings, was an efficient and experienced offensive attack for the hosts, who opened the scoring fu the 13th minute on funior Me lissa Dippel's lob shot inside the far back comer. El Toro, working one-touch passes past some listless CdM defenders, doubled the margin in the 32nd minute, when sophomore Laura Davis one-timed Jamie Doddridge's superior leave near the left comer to give CdM goalie Heather Hritz no chance. ff Obviously, we could have had QlOre inten- sity. H Etchison said of the opening half. "El f Toro is a very organized team and it took advantage. ffhe Chargers) were young like we were last year. But they're more experi- enced now and they showed it." Though El Toro only has three seniors to CdM's four, the Charger roster is predomi· nantly comprised of juniors, with only five sophomores and no fTeshmen. "We're young this year, like they were last year," said Etchison, whose team fell to 7-8-2, 1-2-1. at El Toro Hritz finished wi1b five saves, all in the first half, while El Toro keeper Melody Oerloshon made the first of her three saves just before the halftime whistle. CdM seniors Faith Micliler and Kara Will- geroth, as well as juniors Jordana Havriluk and Lindsey Grubbs and freshman Julia Liv- ingston all created quality scoring chances. Senior Heather Marshall, Havriluk and Grubbs also displayed aggressiveness and skill handling and winning the ball for CdM. Nlliwpun 8-.:WC.-.._ D11t',.. • Costa Mesa trio rolls to wins; but University leaves with a ~ team bilg'.J:q)b. COSTA MESA -HeaVVW9klbi Cbl'il McBride, t89·s)owider Jeremy Lefever and t.f5*pounder Vlnoe Hamade were all winDen by way of tan. Tuelday night In a Padflc Cout League wrestling match with viliting University, but it wa• the latter which claimed the t.eam victory by a 39- 36 margin, dropping Costa Mesa to 0-2 in league play. Unlvenltr n, eo.a Mel9 -. 1CD • Elrol (U) def. Oeveland. 2·1. 112 -Kim (U) won by forfeit. 111 -Katebtn (U) pinned Sou, second period. 125 • Slmlnoff (CM) won by forfeit. 1JO • Yogurtjlan (CM) won by forfeit. 1J5 . double forfeit. 140 -sung (U) pinned Part(. first period. 145 • Hamade (CM) pinned Ching. second period. 152 -Gamboa (U) pinned Aronna, first period. 1IO -Irvine (U) pinned Finamore, first period. 171 -Nakahara (U) pinned Mendez. first period. 11t -Lefever (CM) pinned Dang, second period. 215 -Sandoval (CM) won by forfeit. Hwt -Mc8ride (CM) pinned Duckies, second period. PUBLIC NOTICE crrv OF COSTA MESA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE ADJUSTMENT OF USER FEES AND CHARGES FOR FlSCAL YEAR 199&-97 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public '*ring Will be held by the Costa Meta City eounca at the regular meeting of FDuaty 3, 1997, at 6:30 p.m .. or aa IOOn thereafter as poul>le, In the Council Chlmberl of City Halt, n Fair Drive, Costa MMe. for the purpoee of conlk*ing amending the Ctty .. Ullf fMe and chefvn echedule, effecUve tMl'eh 24, 1897. A publlc hMr1ng wilt be Mid on February 3, 1897, amending MCtfon 2-460 of the Costa M ... Munlclpal Codt tatmlllhlng new regulatofy feee. eff9ctlve Ma'oh 2.4, 1897. The foltowtng la a a.np&. of UMr f ... and charges to b& cOf\lldered for llMndm..-.t: 8uggeet9d FM 8Wd ~F• On~Colt ClwMd IoP!owidt8"ct B.t Chtck,... • 20 s 20 Home OccupMloft Pwmft • 2S • 30 F1rewofM ~ P9nnft $215 1115 Pob f .. N9trrt • A11ldentlal 11eo 1130 lMtY P9mtlt • 85 • 86 SH• Aooeel Permit • AHldlntill S 80 S110 A ~of tt'je ._..... uwfMeMd chlrgM ~may be~ dUring nonn.1 _....11 houre CMG a.m. to a:00 p.mJ In the RnMoe o.p."trnent •City Hll, n ,,.,, DIM. Collla ~ c.lfotlll. NOTIOl 11 FURTHIR QMN ttWI It~ *'ten plllOl 11 .,..., .. d pe19CM19 ~ _..Ind be t...t by lhe Qly Cauncl on h a1o;.,.11oi9ld lim. MNft T. IWOTT, Dlpulr CetJ Cllirt& PubWteCt Nwpott ~Mell DllV Plot J1nu.y 1a, 21, 1•1 won .....C IOTICll PUIUC IM)T1Cll W •TICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUILJC NOTICES ' P.UIUC IOTICll MUC 8'0T1Cll ml1Mtt• I ,.,.... ..... 1,J1D'don = ... p IV .. ,., ... , .... _...... •Y DAM-~ .............. ..,.. .............. CASH.~•llllllotm • .. "'-'*"'°" _. e.-s a -.. menv· . ..._ ..._,. .. IUpt by the .. --. ., ._. ... ..,.,,..._ llld..,. •'-mwy °' "'' !~~~ &howe tood oauee wtw ~ ...... obuilnlnt wt~ W-.. •pet-lllc:ilOft •Ml ......... ....._ ... .._...._. ._ W Cllll 1 m the OOUlt lhcMM Ml ... BafOI'• ..... ..,.. -In the ._... --·-"' .... ~ ....... fll... . ... w i .. " grentthe~ ._......_~ v-v~eodone-. w-ffWl'I fie 7\,.;"? • .._uznNo.,._., ...... ~,_... llllt.•dllel*-W ESr. ft A HfAAING ~ \he howavw, the ~ .... --' • fonMI -~ flf MM Olll* ._ • ma • ...... • ot llWll cn9 llftloft, ot CMEr • .. ~~,~~ ~!°;., '1,~,~ C: :,,J. .,~-:=. =:,e:'':''°;w ~.:: =:...: ... ~ =:tr.::...::...:: :::1:: ~:re::: *':.~ ......... o .,.,.., _.,._ 1 :41 f'.M. In O.Ot. 701 to lnc&tMi.d pereone 1M 11111 rt _. ...,._ .,.._. ID .. ~ v... ...,....,, _. cfeM8. oredlton, o°"" ~et 341 The atv P\mJC IOTICI uni au they heva of ..-. ..... °' of :-=-w:;:o = = =::,--=-~ tingant oredlto,.., end Drive Orenga CA waived nodH or oofto ~=-~ ~ CA• 2:t0 '.M. 1111 _..,.. -~ .. .......,;..-~ ... per90n• who mey otMt-92881 Clll~tNt• tented to the wopc>Hd "1 ~ _....,.. ......_ ----'"' ----r wlH ~ lnter"ted In IF YOU OLJECT TO WOllCE Of eodoft.) The 'in....n-~ c.-tom. cllr '°' :..~. ~ =-::: ~-= lha wit or ••teta, Ot the grendng of the -dent edmlnlttfetlon ~ Cede. A ,... ... fll ... "' llwM cnoney Nale, ............... .,;;.. ... ~WAsl8 ALVI I . petition, you •~ euthorltywtllba919Rtad =:':":::=.~ f1I the Urlled ...._,. 11 •11'• ... flf .. hlllltMd A PETITION he& appear et the haering EISl'a • TIM. unleH en ln ..... ted "'9 ...C.... itaM. .. Md .,,._.. CMo-IN """' ~ ._, llld end etete your objeO-parton file• en ob)Mtlon Iii ~== 1 _,..ton rJtM Mtd by I DMd f1I nUlll. Town & bean flied by JOHN I . tion1 or file written Kiil--MA to the padtlon end ~ ......: "'*' _... DMc1 flf TNll r. counery .,,.. ~ inc. Ol.HASSO In the Supario-objection• with . the -... ._ 1how1 good oeu .. why a -· IN~ lllUllled In llld a ~ COfpOilldcwt, u or Court of Cailifornle, oourt before the ha.,.. •-the oourt ~ t County ri.,.. herelNI-Tl'U9M, 1070Town&~ County of Otenga. Ing. Your 'waeranca Kl•DBB grant the llU~hority. no ........,...._, •~:A.more~ .... Rd. 0r-CA 921118, THE PETITION r• b 1 ,...,. b ,,.. ..... -•1--._ ~on uk9 Deed ., , .:::.....-quettt that JOHN B. mey • n pereon or V ~ -... .. -A HEARING on tha .... ...,_; (t11) OLHASSObeeppointed you~F•tt~gfy· ARE A ciart!:,-:,:::::;.~-::: r.tltlon wlll be held on ...... CA ~~:=: :;.-g~~ u plfloNI rapr&Hnte-CREDITOR or • oontlr~· lil')O&nt oraditort, end ~bruarM 20, 1997 •t 01121. 01/Z.3. 01/29 tlon, r ~. flf IN NII Pfop-& • se':vtc.a tiv• to edmlnlttlf the gent creditof of the pa,.one who mev othat· 1.45 P. • In ~t. 703 lfty ......._, llboYe 11 Inc., Diiled: 01*'19tJ estate of the decedent. deoeued you mutt file win be lnt.rnted In located •t 341 ha City PUBLIC NOTICE lllU1IOftlCI eo •: S201-3211 ~1• 1111, 1122, 1121 THE PETITION re-your cl;t,.,i with the the will or allele or Drive South, Orange CA 2nd Awftu. Nllwpoct 8Mch, 1--------- qua1t1 the dac&cMnt't oourt and _ ..... 1 • oopy to both o t · T t'N A 82888. NOTa Of TRUITWI CA aaJ.2IOI.. h ...,,.. PUBLIC NOTICE WILL end codl....t• If "-NANITTE SCHROEDER IF YOU OLJECT TO Ml.a UNCml om:> Of' ...,_. TNlllM ~ ""''' the par1onal :r•nnte-A K A T I N /Ii. N the granting of. tha ,..... Pk ~ 1!1t1 ~ for 1ny lncor· NOTICE OF TIWITU'I SALE ndlnlantd Truslll ClllCIMTllll :,':.;.t:~ ~~~~.,: ~:.r~~7:hln byf~ SCHROEDER ' petition, you 1hould l.olll: mttolf Olw: rem.t the propertya6-. T.S.NO.IMM73810CA ~lablil)'lonnylncotr Ill.Deed OI TMt .aitlCI ....,......_ ... ,._., anr. codlolli are .avell· -'ont.__ from t.__ d-· A PETITION hM appear et the Keating ~ U . _...., dr9I& Ind ottMr common TITLE ORDER N0.101005·3 I Ille SlrMt lddms 1nd 0 5"Ul.A8URO KUMAD.\ M ...,_a 1 .._, ti.._ f '" ,,. ,.,. ... .__ fil-"' b NANCY L end •tat• your object-4IMtl 17 val Ml!. .. De-dllVlllkln, r any, lhown APN I 9»29-031 mon des"""•llon ol ..w SHOKO ICUMADA HUSIAH Said .... Ill ....._ lul •be ~r eicemlnetlon In of firtt lttue'hca of BR~NS j,. ~ 5 1,.0; tlon1 or file written PAULT uel8 A~ Of' ..,.. The taClll ernount f1I OU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A own heftln 'V'si.cs U. wi"' ANO Wft flCOfdecl on ~ CIMNfl1 or ...-. the file kept by the letter1 H ~vlded Ir Court of ca1:rornle obJactiona with the 11'U9f~ ~~ IN w1*d bl&lnc:e ol ttM ED Of TRUST DATED 9/1193. , but wcihout CCMCllflt 05/3111990 • 1nttum.rt No. :.n: or lmCllH. ,..... oou~HE PETITION re-c'~itlfoornnle8P1robe·teofCodthae. County of Orange ' court before the hear· ~ ._ _!..,T olllglllloc\ w:wtd by the LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO anty. IX!lfessld or lmpltd 90-211961 In &>colt P1111 Of • pc 111111011 ar ..... • THE PETITfON Ing. Your eippeerenca -·-,.., ......,,g,. ,,...:tyto bl 11*1 end,_ PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT eg•aig lfDe possession ofllclll flCCWCb In 111 o1b o brlnOll, to 11111'11W......., que~t~ authority to The time for fifing gu&1t1 that NANCYrr mey be In pareon or by ~="l· ~ ........ llllrnlUdeom,u. Y BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC bflllCIS. to PIY ' lllCountyflecordlfolOMHGE nm llalrM llr 1111111 ':::i ~nd:~~i: l~:pe:::~~ g~i:::: WJ~urnotn!~h! BRUNSbeappolnted.~ you~Fett~8U· ARE A M&.&PWufBDAHU. ===~-:c:: ATl~~~H~E~~T~l& ~prindpaisumol ~J·~~~~=:-s.~ ........ ~~=~~~~·c~C:S, :!t~~: from the hHring deta per:;n~ reprth•ntetive CREDITOR or a contin-~ = THE -l:i d ttM Noice ol .... ll: HE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ~)~':r~t':'!~ Elldlon IO 5el llWllllMW U. unp11c1· ~II-Cl oC ty will .... low the perio~ noticed above. tf th"". d '~' t• Ht•t• gent creditor of th• MCL4«» IONHSf ~~~~to . YOU SHOULD CONTACT A O'lldtd 1n Slid noll(a) '111. recorded 10/1~~ In book.No~~~~ e1 repr:.ent•tive to tab YOU MAY EXAM- 0 THE ecPrn~ioN r• decHted you mutt flit voU ~ IHDUU> COft. ~. cNck dnlwn ~ WYER lllOIS, II llrf, und« 1111 i.rms ~~"3 ":,wu:'t In 111c1 "";.• ltts, J:,;.'"';; meny •otlon1 without INE the Na kept by th• que•t• the decedent'• your clilm with the TM:i'ALAW\'lll. Nc*ele • .... or~ blntl. a 211'l197at1.00 P.M .. M.A. I !hi Deed ol TMt esllmlltd recordS wllMI on 0211111997 txpenstS ot '111 ..U...·.i IW obtaining court approY. court. If you era • per· WILL •nd codicll1 If court and mall• copy to he'lllJ ~ lwt Town & d'8dl «wwn by • ll.lte Of MORTGAGE SlRVlCES, INC. as lees, c:Nrges Ind tx1)91lsea o at 1H TME FRONT OF THE RAG-JMts c:r.-c1 bV lllld .... CIC el. Before taking oerteln eon lnteJHted In the eny. be admitted. to the pereonel reprH•nte-:1.. llrvtcls, Inc. I ,..,. cnclt inon Of I ~n'derd~z :.::~o ~~~ ea~~us: s:d ~ tt:i r:::,~ POLE. s AT THE MAIN ENTR t1nt. d*d: Of/1611997 ... very Important ectlone Htet!t you mey file probate. The WILL and tlve appointed by the Cofponao:., • d'8dl chwn by• .._ or Trust Recorded on 9115193 as wit Sl5213066 Estimated AREA TO THE Pl.AaNTIA CMC rw Alm=-~. however, the per1on;I with me court• formal any codicil• are avail-court within four INllle. or .::-8°" tnllt· fadanlf U\llno-and loan•• Instrument No 93-06219-4 d lntlrtst and addlllonai CENTER 401-411 E. CHAPMAN• .... T 4900 AM(. repr&1en1ative will be R•t•at for Specie! able for exemlnetlon In month• from the date -. or =~ tNllll IOdldon, UYlngS auod-Book .. Paa• ... or Olflcialadvanoes II an wtll lnOfa. AVE. P\.ACENTIA. CA at 10. f:" ROid. Su4ll 21~ required t..o give notice No oaofthefillngofen the file kept by the o1 ftt firet IHuar;tdcad o1f ~...:ttdlheby~ ~in::C.~51:': Records In the ollloe or ttlelllts ngur'e pr1J'10 sale Tht~hls~=ror*':c~J'.:FoR'CAsfilr<~TlON ' to intereeted pereon1 Inventory •nd eippreiiel court. • er1 H ~VI • n Cobafll ..S katt*tne eo. -~Code end Rec:order or Oran~County,btne~ under Uld Oetd o 11 lhe time or Illa lri llwtu CALL . (714) 573-1915 by: uwnallv•e•d• notth10•8Y orh0•0v~ =~y 8;:J;0~'!~'!i:!u~: THE PETITrllON re· ~·~·~on . 9~ b t 0 h ~he lolN huebend end wtf• u ~id to do buslneu ~ C.lllornla, executed : Cllrtsto· Trust htretotore executed and money ol lhe Unlltd Sta9") RAYMOND ZUBIATE ~ .. -vlded 1 ti quest• autho ty to • 1 orrwe ro • • 0 •· Joint Ttnlrltl Aecorded on HI ..., In ttM event 1~ plier D Young and · Etlza-dellvered to the underslaneo right. au. and lnllfnt conveYecl Slcretary P88745 1122' 1(21 ••n1ted1toTthhe p1ropo1ed ;~~oof the 'tJ1~r~: edmlni1ter th• ••t•t• The time for fill!"g 08131nlM 81 lnslrurnent def OU. thM callh la ec-bell\ Young. husband and wtle~wrltten Decla<aUon or belaul to and nowhtld byllun~er said V~l act on. • ndapan-Probeta Coda. A Ra-under the Independent clelme wltl not •>epiro No. ~ In.Book _ c.pted ttM TNstM may as Trustor, American SavlngSJand Demand· tor. Sale. and deed of trust In lhe propt(ly---------dent edminiltratlon quaatfor SS"Ollll Notice Admlni1tretlon of E1· before four MOnth1 Pege -flf Oflldel rKOfds In wtthhold the 1~ ol tn. Bank, FA., as BenellclalV Will written Nollcl ot Oetaull and lllua'9d In said county and state Buy 11 Sell 11 Flnd It. authority wlll b• granted form 11 9Yllilllbl• from tatH Act. (Thi• authori· from the h&ering dete the ofllce fll h County R.-TNtt•'• Deed untll' funds SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTfON T01Elecllon 10 sea. The under htfelnal'9r desal>td. As mori • cia .. lfied. unl&11 en lnterHted tv will allow the par1on-noticed above. CCfder ol o.ioe Cowey, *-wellable to the THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR signed caused said Nollce o IUll~ described on said DMd ,-. ' I r' -_,, - •• • t ,, . -~ .,...,,_ ...... ,. ~ a . ~ - Index g . -- 1MS.1HI . ~ . ____ ... ·- llOS-2744 ~ - II tfl0-27ff cm ........ • ··~·" By Fax (714) 631-6594 (PltuM' includt> yuur name and phorw numl:l<'r and we 'U CBll you burk with a price quote.) Bow to Place A By Phone (7 14) 642-S678 By Maillln Persom :J:10 \Vest Bay Street Costa Mesa, GA <)2627 At :'\1•wp11n Bh <l. & Buy S1. Hours 'l't-lt'pl1 ont> 8:30arn-5:00p111 \1o11day-F ridily Walk-111 8 ::~0am-5 :00pm \lo11Juy-FriJar COSTA MESA 1024 CORONA NEWPORT NEWPORT RENTALS TO BUSINESS LOST & Polley Rut1·~ 1111d Jrodlinr~ ure ~ubjr1·1 1u change wi1lm111 1111ti1•r. Tiw puhlh!Wr rn*'rHs 1111' right 111 1·1·11~or. rrdn.~~ify. n•vist' ur n·j1·1·1 u11y 1·l11~i-ifo•d 11d' crti54·nwnt . Pl1•t11tt• n·port any error 111111 muv bt' in your rln::.sified ud imnwdiatcly. 1111' Ouily Pilrtt Uff!'pl~ 1111 li11biH1y f11r rn1y rrrur i11 ah mha1i,<'mi'11t for wliid1 ii 1111"· lw r<'~pwi-ihlr 1·x1:1·p1 fur t h1· 1·ii;.1 of du: 'pan- net 11111ly 11n-11pi1•il by 1 li1· Prr11r. Cn·dit <"all 1111ly b1• 111lnw1•d for tlw f~n-t i11~1·rt i1111 . ----Deadlines ---- Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tu esday 5:00pm Thu rsday ....... Wedne ·day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 2122 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 SHARE 2724 OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925 = e MESA WOODS e liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gorg1ou1 3Br 2Ba, 2bd/2ba front uni! w/ Stunning Condo Obi Great view. at the NB Fashion 11/Back LARGE REWARD ADVERTISING EARN S1000'S 5530 5530 fOUAL "°"""° Fam rm, t 684 1q tt, deck, very nice/clean. mltr tUllH'. fp, AJC. beaoh 1 bd/1 ba, Bay Share 1paclous Sn•c .. IC>oda Lost wallet, wt••· Dlaplar weekly proees1lng 0 ""0 "1 u"1 " Profe11lonelly land· 1 oar gar, lndry, 1yr. pool, 1ann. Aval 2/15 w/gerega1. $895· townhouee, $450/mo. ..,.., tremely 1enllmantal Telemerketlng mail at home. Worken All"ll ...... Mftfti1111tlnlllll 1oaped. spa. $247,000 lse. Aval 2/15. 803 Iris. $1295/lie. 833·3576 Stt50 monthly or yrly. 1et & Last 721-8792 Refreshment Center pictures, appt bk (i.1 Wiii mako quality needed lmmediatatyl .....,,,.,la11111jec111t111Ftll· Agent 850-1220 Gary 851·3488 •Open Dally 1·4* Route. Your Business/ Vons/Bristol, S.A. 8/30 sales call• ovor the Free supplies/Info. lfllfllrHtuMIAcUf11N• Wanted In NB/COM 1510 w. Balboa Blvd. NB furn rm. kit prv, hout1. Your profits. Please call: 557·5227. telephone to build No obllg. Send SASe: ---..... ........ _...._1111e • .i ---------3bd1 1•3/4 ba 1/2 blk Piiot loo king for Mgr. 876-5584 cool pool. 873·5100 $1500+ weekly po-new buslneH. Answer QUEST lndustrlH --_. ..., t b h Q alnt oozy tentlal. Loo al alt es. Lo at Cat vie-Newport # 11 PO Box 196298 11 .._.... .. ., '""'"Kt. NEWPORT 0 eac · u ' unique vu taome/apt. s-ctacular Ocean NB Pvt Bd & B th Ml I I t. Rid /N rt C t Incoming calls and •o-1 cot1age Olde COM. By 2bd + up to $1600/ .--• rm a n mum nvestmen ge ewpo oos. licll new buslnau Winter Sprfngs. Fl llMllaU.a " flSCllll!IHt 811 BEACH 1069 appointment only. p rt f I dlt and Channel View• Backbay view, lg dock St0,800 with lmmedl· Gray tabby, yellow 32719 NIM• race. Cllti; 1tlltfN, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2500/mo. 675-6434. r'.c:;ve l~fo a~ea:i.';550 Luicurlou1 1 br end lrg TV. Prof femole. ate cash flow. 1·800· eyes, declawed. In-1P~~~~~~~:;:1~egt:~ed General OHie• P~T . .... ~llllWll.lll&MUltr I--...,.,.,....,....-.,,,,__,,,_,....-1br+loft with 2 spa· $600 +dep 844-8018 817-6430 Ext 3900 door cat. 044-7571 ........................... Cape Cod Baytront Dealgner condo 2+2 Winter Rental cloui balconl••·•---------researching compell· 16hra/Wk. Plea1ent ..... _,_. ...... ,11:111. $1,349,000. Priced w/ Fully fum. Turn Kay. Oceanfront, 4br 2be. Abundant walk In NB/Bluffe Condo Fem •VENDINQ ROUTE• Lo:t~h a;~o~~~~d~ tlve~ublicatlon:. 11 COM office. Good ,..._•~..L•e!lee." dock & pier. 875-8120 Pool/1pa. Lrg yd+ f l•hed a all now oloeet and storage Pvt br/den/ba.Garage. •20 prime loo• w5 1· 1 V 1 • u1t wor we pay. IBM oomput&t --····-I $17"0 /I urn ' v · · A· .. 2·18 $600, •"I Incl. •Prlc-... for quick ent manta • ue. under deadline pre•· e~per req'd . 67~ ........... n.1. _, """H 1... pet o. "' w ••· $1950. 875-4530 Agt Gas and water paid. •• ... .... 71A·""57 1705 iure. A -~, .. ...;,~.;;.,..;: a~:1:~a.~~~~4;~a.V1i1~: $1950 w/o. 759-7028. Went to Balboa l1land +S300 dep. 644·0263 sale•800·711-4361• LOST ..,..:ale. Pomero· • E11cell1n1 oral and MEDICAL _...,llllsstrtwflllltlall new cond. $189,000. EXEC TOWNHOUSE 1 .. •••••••• and the beaches. Newport VIiia 1 Rm.,_________ nlan In vie of oarrelV wrillen communication Front end/or beck of· ...._ ......... .....,. Elll• Realty 509-3271 l.al'ge 2bd/2.5ba. faml• Prestigious re1ort $400/mo. + Oep. 1/2 CREDIT 2907 Wilson. CM on 1/14. •kills. flee position•. spamah .. ....., ...._.. IMI Ill rm, 2 FP'1, 2-cer ger, APARTMENTS living with stunning utls. Lndry tao. Pool,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We miss Ul 650-58t0 • Strong l&IH, pr• bl·llngual w/exp. , ...... , """""' IA ll•ls •Newport Height&• pool/tennla. S1875mo. FOR RENT 1un1at1 and cool Clo•• to beach. C•ll11 sentatlon and service Call 714-548-22~ Law Down Peymentll *Open Set 2-4• brHZes. Apts starting Shannon fS50·5770 $CASH NOW s 1klll1. out of Santa Fe II •JIJIF ........... te. 1.......... at $1350 780 1845 _.. ~ ~ ...._ 11 3br/3ba, den, pool, 1111 Cyn CrHt Or, CdM11 · • F our future lottery • Minimum one yHr In Fashion Island t\u :::=.,1'E. :• .. ,.,alca.HUO mini ocn vu. S525K 840-0$88 Nwpt Hgt• Exec hm. or Y PERSONALS 1ale1 experience. sales post11·ons In ou' ,,_ -· • -·~-Grundy Alt, 675-6181 ••••••••• 2·bdrms avl, fplc, w/d, Installment•. struc-Ability t thl k 0 &-..... • 1·•414·-. hr BAI.BOA yard. 5500./$600. + tu red Httlements. •••••••••I • o n r outdoor J•W11lry Klos!J. Ille¥' W•ll•,DC•• .... Oceanfront Trlple.x COST'• MESA 2124 PENINSUlA 2607 MISCEl.IANEOUS 113 utll. 050-0958 annuities, class action etlVely and work In a hrly +comm. Call $1 2"5 ooo 4.,.,os ft. A award• & lnheritanoH ---------1 team environment. Poppy at: 044-5953 c.-HUD•US·ll!llo ·· • ' · .... q. 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REU'PBTt! 1·800·457·9922 SCHOOLS"' • Detelled oriented. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE $100,000 Income.I• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil••"•&I~•-•••• Roommate! Mature gi • Sett Motlval&d end Part Time 747.7795 Eaat Side 1Sdrm Utlt 1bd/1ba Vr1y mo/mo. woman. N/S. 1hara Bach lnvHtment, Inc. INSTRUCTION 3012 goat oriented. • Servera paid. $500/mo. C11 3bd/2ba. $500/mo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil p t Ip eoma ocean vu, crprt ---------Salary plu1 commit· • a ro erson ~~;:lease i:~\·;g no laundry. $750/mo. eoous Elll• RHlty 509·3271 ,_I_NVE __ S_TM __ E_NT ___ Become A Medloal •Ion. Excellent benefit Wiii train. Apply:: OUT·Of·STATE 104 15th St .,8, Aval i&\iiiil•"'&iiiiliiiiiiii2ii7ii0ii6 Tranacrlptlonlat package Including N.B. Tennie CIUb PROPERTY 15581--------2/1 . Gary 8514488 I•••••••-OPPORTUNITY Opportunity to work at 401k plan. Ptayaleav 260 1 East Bluff. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT CM/NWprt Hgt• Area COMMERCIAL 2908 home or In office typ· d rug a c r • • n Ing p T s • 0 re t • r w/ 2169 Mal• praf'd, N/S. Ing for doctor1. Homa required. EOE Bookkeeper 18·20 ••••••••I flneArlaon• BEACH CORONA Shara bath, lndry, REAL ESTATE 1tudy. Free lltereture. Fax reauma to : flax. hrs/long term. Propertw liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEL MAR 2622 llght kit prlv. $310/ stLump Sum Cath PCOI Atlanta, Georgia .J. CroH Computer ••P neo. GENERAL 10P2 Atlentlon Hom• Ownere & tCIO acre• whll• It 1 8 r var 1a111e11'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1hare utll. + dep. NowlSS We buy your 1-800"362·7070 (7t4) 985·7174·Fait Mee helpful. Fu IHl•I S295 per acre, Penthouu. Clean,1• Ken, M2·1770 Insurance Httlemenl, Dept. VYA78202 Or Call (714) 965-3030 reiuma 973.a797 no quelltylng. 25 min-"lewt, avallebl• now. I a 1bd t annuity morlga~• a k k I utH Ee•t of Vume/ " mm 0 •ova, N.a. Oc••nfront & COMMEDCIAL ' o • • e Per Oataland exit. Beau11· $800/mo 67~73e8 fridge, encl gar. W/0 , 22nd St. Pvt room PROpe.a &\n 2778 not11 or lottery w n-Warehouee FT. Receptlonlat • fut vlew1. clean air, BOCH •N aAY 1 blk to beech, mini unturn. ehara bath. AOA nlng1 payment• fO< EMPLOV..t=UT Typing nee. Mull have FT. Heavy phOM•. eleotrlc avallable. Call RENTAL CO. view. 1950. Cebl• UUI paid. N/S pref. ca1hl Quick cloalnga. • &n.&H11" tr• n •Po' t • t Ion . WMindo~! 3.1 ~.! .. iu..a r,adv 975-0282 ..... -......"• In room. 1-800-338-5815 Call 427.U78 u1t .,.. organ~ .... TrH Raelty, Arizona 3Bt' 2 .eaa 11001r. 1 ....,_,,..,.. Retell WholeNI• axt 100 ab .. 10 menage m\111 Lend Whole1eler• w/d, New fridge. N/S Lndy. 1 block lo Balboa Panln1ula aookkp9r/Adm Aaet tuks. Fu ,. ....... 1.a00-700-9117 Newport Terrace. N/pet cost• yws•. 2624 N~ Pier. $480. 204 Wathlnglon St. EMPLOYMENT Fut paa.d pl'VI tennl• to Kim: 714-259-1~. Slaable Arlaona $1000/mo. 842..&e99 n ~ Cati Sam e75-4808 1 blk from Fun Zone. MORTGAGES a . 5530 ct~b. Mac complr R~ Ranch 3br 2.Sba Cende Na Oo .... front Rm 15ooaq.rt. office TD'$ 2~18 ~'::.;.u~·~ PT 9am-2pm. M~. 240 acr••· Large lmmac. frHh paint, MH Move'" onfY w/prlY 9tll •hat• +2 beth, 87 .... 120 • • S1000'• 'Posalr.le CAiHll!R WANTiD Newport Hair llllCM ranch potenUel. Her· $1900.mo owner/agt Ctn IQ mm cabln-ttyle baeh. S475 Include• Tu..I Pan TI A $7,00 ht. Cel 9onn'9 R.E. Agentall Showcase thou special proper11H In our Homes of the Week & Open HO(J'le Gulde publlahed eech Saturday In lh• AHi Eetatt Tab. lt'I an effective •nd Inexpensive way to reach homebuyet1I quahala VeUay. Won't 71~a901 11t,' '1Wfk-#I ctll, pool,~ UC--. 675-7118 CASH NOWU We pur· • •" ntt .,.,_, I Moat fun Boat Stora 7M-04e~ lut .......,, At HH/ WPlt. ......... T"'~ • chase mottgages an· Homa. Toll Fr•• tn The W"tl . ecra ...... N~ quellfylng. 38r a .. +Don H••· ~Ull rw .... TI, ··-· ·~ BUSINBSS nultlH encf buti0.11 t4004tl.eooc>. ht. ...50/Hr. Ft•• H,... RaST~ low down, euy tanna. 81tnt. nr echl, yatd, Par'"'""'e-: .. ~~1 I Ill rw TO e..wua nott1: Sine• 1084 T-1381 for U.dnge. -Apply In P•r•on Hklng lrnmecl. bp'CI Call our Ctuslfled Dtp•r1"*)t Todeyll Ml·H78 Call TrH Realty 2-car pr119a, $1480· 5a1 M 27.24 .r&.n hlilh"I pricH paid. A WoftdefM ,lllftilw * MINNEY'S * • ......... Arllona Land .. 21 Tuttln N1·1800 **'•r -.1 .. MMlle •ue II!' _ flr•• ••tlm•t••· axperlenoo ~ 1100 Otd ~Bl. • ........... WhOlnelei'a 3ar ~ .. Cua .. m Dea MoMe In quiet Trailer ~ prompt, pt0f"81oM!. navlen, European, C.11. ......,.. • aatteft•:n 1.a00-543.at17 ale"9r M .... )(tra rm. Partc. No pate. C10M ODI ~ Aw.. lnt!nnlH · Colonltl Flnanelel South Amerlcen. C ........ /181i .. pf ~~I "QN. A~ Avel 2/3. 12,400/le& to~ 142•13&3 ltir 2bd, 2ba, tum, v.nn.._ l•IOO-Mt-1200 Aalan, Aus&Jen HIQh MotMMd p&f.on fOf _,. • ·- MUSl IMI .,., ... .,. -untum. ,.,,, P'-'• n1, OPPOITVNl'rY ltd 11 SchOol E>cchanee Stu-mall ttore Mu9t be Apply In per•ttr. --------1 n--ruaellt! 1s-c ...... Prlcll no pell IMO. 11s.oeoa. 2904 cMnt.I .,., ............ --. nMl .. con~ (•fl•f ipm ., ·.:. ,.~~ wv Qro•t 41ul/9.•'• ,. .• " .. ..___ ....,_ .._. u--. BALBOA h•M• Good ,,.... ~ , ............ cDMMI 3" ha&. Vu, 8eeom. • ~ ...... ..e.Taoe 1008 ·······-ioc:.Uon. fMw p.ant, fr.!e .......... yd, w/d. Mele to hoat famlly/Al81. Oeunt..P_..... ~~ ISLAND TIM• 8HAll& UlllT• Mtt clll'J)et. Av.i~ eeno M••• II ehwe ()pef'I minded. 8TOllll .,......_ INlfOUJICllllllS 1.eoo-819UNG C & L Dfy Cit...,. In HIU --· iillil••·~~ll 'M~===-: now. 13,llO '* mo. .... •• .,.. ~·· 1111 ~;..;. 4'7.aHpg ~ "°"' hO:MI N • ., 0 , t M _,. , CX4fd•.._ Reduoed 8tOOKI oi.une ..a"4'e1pl Call Marie 7184?0I ,,... P•...., ~br. 611!.i .... pflv•t• X """'' oppt. • FIHD "' •••• ,..... ~ C1tm Home+,ental. World-. Mlealone. LMe 18 ., a.aba, HM eq ft, h , IUfn, •ut. .. ..... ,,... . _ MU .. w.a 199t•• 2bCll2be & 2bdt,1 ba Cd Vaodon Networtl ... """new on IWlt ...... -. .... ,: ••I• .P!•f. • ,.~'f 1=:9'=' LOST. ~ -~ .... ,. "' ...... ..... A._. ... b ... T,:•.=:=.r.-980 U.I . and Oen•d•. Lndfy, rip. '1DDOfmo. ~• •eo. • = ~ -• POUJ1D JUI --,..,.. _.I.... ...,_ --•-M •aAOHMUtT••• 1.aoo.M~17~ 1yr ........ .,_._ ...... atM•-.. .,.. ......... , .... a...... --. __ llP__ .. ::I ===---= uo.n'l-Mta ,, ,r~m::;n't' Oft.,..,· ····I.. ) , ~ ...... ~· = =.: ....... POUa ·-.• -:: cm.-:•,l'l;it ... ,, -ii .... a10,,. .. ,.,.a 1 °i: ..,. •= lllWIOll .::C"im:O::. .... .;,:: ~di A-.. --•••. ,,.~··~ ,1 ~1*"11 -r.·~ftM441 ll&Cll _,HU .. e.+t~ . .!'~ ...... ~._ & ":.:~.,,c .M. -~ ~·11=il';Jl'I' ~=:=== COSf&lllll 1034 BOVllll ... , •.• ,,.... 1r.·· ........ = ......... --~ mm ...... ... ( .. nw .,.. COllDOS -·.:=:.s~11r1•.-••r.:r-:r-,.~r.~.. .. . .:: W,',•y~~·u.-':--c.a1 '!=;;: ij:t:,. T 1=r· ·l1fe*:.1~·=~--~·1~n~ .. !=~'J~ .. A1;::· .,_.;ulf!·.-..-.~_. lit __ ... = "'Jtl~·-~11: ...... ,__ _....,.-, . • ..... ,. Ii ~~ ..... -~·· -. . . -"' . , . \ • ' • ' I e6 A/lb Sldra 87 Ad«~ ea Acer.aa Ademl ee -rt. Girt - HtlpW' 70 Kqp)m 71 Bend! 72 ~ 73 a buyer DOWN 1 Shellfish 2 Zhivllgo't beloY9d 3 Eve'tgarden 4 Asl8n range 5 Save 8 Brainy 7 Halo 8 St. Louie time 9 -over collapsed 10 -greens It Excuse t2 ~·wrap f 3 Shlllpelled 21 Dark 23 Brainstorms 26 Nullance 27 Soolhl.ng plant 28 Po4ato altematlve 29 Abel's brother 31 Bovine anlmels .,.. .... ~"IP .... _....,~ 71 ~Nm.l lOLVID -lyOWIUGOMN wtth~SHMW Md T>.HNN4 H911SCH toll 1lllllOIDDOI POID I07I KYllOCllM 118 , ______ ,.;;;;;;;=~ .. ., ~·... .,,,.. T-. ..._. lteN Huge ~_, melkl -.......... ,o, "eootd• "au ••"· IQID 7014 Dh'ICt &Aallne INUe lted. "·'°°ml aountr u k•. eto: .,... (7t4) ..-.1i ,., S3t00/ob0. n>:1I04 SLDllNATB TllB NBOA.TIVB ca11 Miu l46-1ao.. ar c........ Aaomtc ________ 1------"--- ... 4 Nil•hffd, I VH,, HONDA 9085 PONTIAC 1170 Neither wlnenble. 8out.h dea1a. WJt8T ... NOlml •tots a 0 7 OA Xt7• •A&U OJ 101 4 OQJ1081 •&I I 80trnl 6AKQ 83 Ci7 882 082 •10 98 The bidding: 80VTB WEST p._ Pa. •• to 46 P .. Pua P- NOR'l'B 10 .. p .. p- Opening lead: Jack of CV EABT 1<:7 41:1 ' Dbl Indonesia reached the final of the World Team Olympiad held late laet year on the Greek i1land of Rhodes, losing to France. But. in their qualifying match against Ire- land, the Jndonetians could only applaud th.is superb performance by Ireland'• Tom Hanlon. A competitive auction led to South becoming declarer at four spades doubled. South's decision to bid on wu wise, since four heart.II • was likely to be made, Eaet loeing only one trick in each of the aide ewta. Rad w .. t. choMn to lead a JEWILaY PUIS t~ cs.ciwadlo-etove iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia trump apJMt lour .,....., LM con-• llf ' 1025 autopllot·Z batte<IH·2 '89 ACCORD OX &-'89 l'INblrd pa, at, -·""' -i....u.. '"-~ anct\ona.l\ew cuehlon• ,.,_.d, crulH control, new dl.c bfakn , new &.tad. -..--r ... Y9 lliiii••••••ii 18,IOO. 87S.7333 power atHflng. MW ~arb.. new paint I a triek. Iha Bait cu l..t • Sold OUt Prlnta paint. new 11an1, and 400 eng. Mutt Mil tpade whee deelarer coecedea a Umtt.d !dlUon• MAlUNB SUPS new clutch. 13900. S1950.obo 722-1882 hMrt. Roger TOIY Petet9on, • OBO 21e.M141-------- E"8 with. heU'\ lead. it it cliftl. "So.,l•t Tangie r": DOCD 7022 '94 Acc ord •x Blk •· suzma ' 1205 cult to .. how South can pt home. Rob• r 1 B • t em a n . iiiiiiiaiilliiiiiiiiiiil 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil• E It hit j a. f b "Big Horn ·Sheep". dr tinted, dual alr/bgt 1• Ht onrtoo t j•c• o ••rte Signed.,. w/m u .. om Sid• Tlea fot 25' aall an/rf, ruu pwr. Look• •82 4 •4 atdeldok with the queen a thU\td to the quail"' framl~. boat. Nr Udo Bridge. tharpl $12k 723-9008 Red w/nu wnt top, 5 kins ol dube, declarer duckint. n,. •r Nwpt Sch, great loo. A/O tt4 club C"nUnuation waa taken -'th RHtonably pr cad , 19.00 per ft. 676-8128 ---------tpd, • pwr 1 ..,, ,. ""'' Pl•••• leave m•a-ci, ISUZU 9100 Qood 1tereo. 17,000 the ace, declarer croe1ed to hand (908) 9884007 Slip for 40 ft+ boat , OBO. Muat Hlllllll with a trump to ruff a ha rt, then •1:s.oo per ft, Hty iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 878.e817 repe11ted t.he proceee to rufJ'the last accHt, xlnt ·looallon. '8tf Impulse 2dr, pwr, heart. PETS a 714-878.e128 new tlrH, runa gr1,1-------- Now declarer bad to find a waf ANIMALS 6049 --------• 2S-35mpg. 12500/obo. TOYOTA 9210 baclt to hdandl to draw dthe laat. liiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiii CAMPERS, RV'S, 998·5589, evH. li,iiaii3iiCiioiiroliiilaiiwiiaiiigoniiiiili4-driiii trump. If ec arer exile with a 2 Fr•• Rabbit• 1ame TRAJLERS · 8014 JAGUAR 9105 auto, p/a, ale, new club, Eaal would win and return a & houH tralhed. No iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tlrH. Gd cond. Reg. diamond, then ruff the diamond cage, neutered male iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11/97 $950• 654-e107 continuation. And i( declarer tried and female, both grey. '81 S unc reat 27' '84 XJ8 VP to cash two round• or diamoodt, 714-97e-e854 lmmac, orig owner. N/ Lo mnes factory warr Eatt'a ruff would be the eettin.,. ,....,,,..,,,._..,,.......,.......,.....___ tmk/plt. Gennr, AJC, air bag'• blk CD' • FRll• Rabbitt Adult iv, VCR, CB. an bed. Llk • 95g.'599c) triclt. black & white, very Trans/cooler. Lo mtg. __ e_n_e_w_. ____ _ '07 L•nd Cruz/4-Run Huge dlac/lmmed del Direct Leaslna (714) 848·121,, Declarer solved the problem neat-friendly. 84S.941e Many ictrasl Ore deal! '94 XJ8 ly by caahinf j1111t one h.igh diamond Reduced to S32,7!50 W h It e . A Ir bag•.•--------- before exit ing with a club. Ea1t 1---------OBO. 884-2770 Chrome whls, n/a. VOLVO 9230 could win. but declarer would cap-MUSICAL lmmac. 6 5 0 •599o liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ture any return, draw the Jaet INSTlUM!NTS 6055 AUTOMOBILES -JE_E_P ______ '88 740 Turbo Wen trump and score the remaining 9110 Red w/blk Int. Loadec:tl high diamond for the fulfilling trick. •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Extra lo mis. 1 owner. Trombom•N•lv• All svc reds. $1 1,400. Learn to b e a b etter bridre $275. 721·8145 '~!.~J~~~~e~o~.cvl·M~ Must seelll 248·1840 player ! 8 ub11cribe n ow to the 1---------ACURA 9010 FM, power 1teerlng.1--------- Goren Brtdce Letter b y calllna PIANOS & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 16.100. 722-483 1 VOLRSWAGEN 9235 (800) 788-1226 for informatlo~ ORGANS 6059 '88 Legend 4dr, --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Or write to: Oorert Bridre Let-1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii white, lthr Interior, LEXUS 9115 '71 Bug N•w bait, ter, P.O. Bo11 '410, CbJcaeo, DL 1• chrl)me wheels, low good brks, runs nne. 60680. 1!38 Stelnw•'I Blk m 11 es. Io ad ed . Musi 181111 $975 Good o Grand Pl•no Xlnt Exe oond. $7995. '02 ES300 Champ/ transport. 848·1843 oond. No dealert. 673·1913. 888·9772. tan, warrnt +certified $9000 844-41150 Lexus. CD. 1un rf, --------- EMPLOYMENT AUCTIONS 6012 MERCHANDISE B•b'I or-d Plano BMW 9030 49.5k mts. s18.eoo M ISC. AUTO 9245 .... Uke newl 640· 1509 · Very nice flnlth and SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 tuned. Sacrifice at iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '93 SC 300 2 Dr SEIZED CARS from NO EXPE RIENCE NECESSARY! $500 to $900 weekly potential processing mortgage refunds. Own hours. 1·800-801·4435 EXT 503 MERCHANDISE •PUBLIC• •AUCTION• Unclaimed Art & Collectibles LLadro, Hummel, Royal Dalton, Crys· tal, Ivory, Clolsonne, Lllhos, Sculptures, Jade, Orig Art by Vincent Farrell and much more @ ..• Pick Up The Pl•cea Fashion Island 315 Newport Center Dr. $1450. &27·1854 'H Z3 Conv 5spd, Coup Sliver spruce $175. PortChH, Brunawlck regulalion blk/tan htd.llhr seats, ext. 23k miles, new Cadillacs. Chevys, pQOI table $1500. Incl---------Alpine 6CO, fac. alrm, t Ires. $ 2 8. 7 7 5. BMW'a, Corvelt ... accessories. 548·5861 TV, ELECTRONICS, chrome wheels. ac, 675-2311 or 675-3311 Also Jeeps, 4WD't . FOR SALE STEREO 6080 10,000.ml. lac warr. ---------Your Area. Toll Fr•• •Little T'lk•• $32,500. 840·8 0 90 1-800·218·9000 ext. MERCEDES 9 130 A-1398 for current ll1tlnn1 Large Red Car Bed. ---------• ··• Never used. Exc'ellent ---------CADILIAC 9040 '74 450 SL Sla1e1---------condltlon. $225. OBO * CA.BLI! TV * ANTIQnrS •· • Llttl• Tykea iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil blue. Must seel Xlnt U£ a1 Log Cabin Playhouse LDo•w•ecar•t mPrblc'•.'8 8 1 '78 Sevllle Potential cond. $8000 OBO. CLASSICS On Iv S 1 o o . o o . Classic! Runt great. * 646·12 17 Call 71 A539 3073 1 Ye•r W•rr•ntv xlnt cond, llhr Int. ... . Visa/MC/Discover s1,500 OBO. 722·7427 _Nl_S_S_AN _____ _ Mitsubishi 451n. $950. C.0.0. 30 day trlal 91 SO Brass baby crib $800. 1·800·211-4125 9250 ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~-•ANTIQUES 60 10 Sat, Feb 1, 1pm No Reserve/Minimum For Info 645·9955 Oak Bdrm set $225. cuw:VROLET 904 5 Antq Barber chr $750. * * * iiiD£iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • 8 5 St• n z • 4 ·d r 714-875.e048 I'--------~ 5-spd, ale p/w, p/d/I, •e4 Ford R•nchero new palnl, ve. at, pt. AH mech rebuill. No smog req, good cond. $3800.obo 969-3881 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 SERVICES 5533 SERVICES 5533 Co ns ignme nt Store '93 Corvette Convrt 4 cyl. Great _gu mil. Moving Sale! WolH Tanning Beds 40th annv edition. 10k Reg 8/97. Nds paint. '73 Maaeratl Citroen 37k, all orig. $12,000 OBO 993.5355 Antiques, fine furn. B TDanl Att HodmSe 1 SALES mis, man·6spd, mint, $1000 •831·7149 Xlnt dealsl 437.1749 uy rec an •v• GARAGE xtra11. $30,000/Best. '90 Maxim• SE Redl--------- SALES •••••••• AIDLfNE JOBS FURNITURE 6014 Low Monthly Pmts1,.•••••••• (61 ... ) 2 ... 1•488 4 •---------... · '' 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fr•• Color Catalog 1• • • w/blk llhr Int, Bose 1r Hl·COMM Event & Please be aware that Now hiring domest1c1--------.. ,. Call 1_800.711•0158 ,97 Sub/Tahoe/Trka stereo, phone. all pwr. Party Prod Co. seeks the listings In this cat· & International stalfl Top Dolla r P•ld l Be lllnl·type whlta 1"J~~~~~~~~ICios:Tili;iiSJilf!~~ Looks & runs greatl exp. Coord. Resp: egory may require you Flight attendants, From 1800.t960. change tbl/dresser.1~ COSTA MESA 6124 Huge dlsc/lmmed del $8700 OBO 675·6617 solos, planning & co· to call a 900 number ticket agents, reserve· 1 pc to enUre estate. $135. Wicker rocking , COCKT' n ~ Direct Leasing ordinat'n. Comm only. In which lhere Is a llonists. ground Palnlings, china, chalr,$60.631·5882 n.JJ.AJ'8hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)848·1217 '90NIHan240SX Fax ros: 852·4694 charge per minute. crew+ more. Excel· glsware, furn, etc. R • t •Blow Out Sal•• Red, 5spd, AC, Alpine SICK OF L.A.? --.s-1""'o_o_o __ w_E ... E ......... K-L-Y-lent travel benelltsl 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 cc1pes ior S aVSun 9 .3 cd, snrf. alloy whls, 1 Youth oriented Co. Stuffing envelopes in Airline Employment MERCHANDISE America's Hundreds of used & CHRYSLER 905 0 .ownr ~so. 645·9236 with a Rock·n-Aoll your location. Easy Services MISC. . 6 01 5 50 Favon'le on·nks new Mustang & Ford iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '90 S entr• red, 2-dr, attitude hiring anyone work, excellent pay. 1·20&·971 ·3692 par11. Misc. vintage '88 LeBaron Conv 4·spd, a/c, Sony caaa. 18 + with a can do al· PT/FT workers needed ____ E_x_t_L_e __ 9_5_12_F_ee__ efSJ~ ~ Armolr• $400. Couch ENTED'l'A nI pant for old Fords & Red w/Blk top, AJC, 85K ml, nice earl tilude and a desire to nowl Free detalls Cr ulae S hip Joba A • u 1 n1n .. 1.n Mu11anga, mechanlcal .. -'Fm, Loadedl 36k S4200.obo 675-2331 '""'""""to 50t ~ w{loveseat, beige $25/ & b d t "''" tr3vol. TroplcSolve. send SASE : Earn up to S2000 + ea. New, chlldren'a, YOUR FRIENDS 0 V P • r • · mllea.$5000. 530-1941 ---------Inc. provides all lodg· P.O. Box 500-KR month working on •Ell. l..lgllll~buy: d Herb'• Mus tang Ing + trans + daily cash __ u_m_a_. _PA_t_9_o_a1__ cruise ships ~r land· lh9', glala, J)linli9, ~~~. •;edtr°lomch!!! Only $9.95 Chtek or MIO 20~a'4~c~~~0;M. -F-0-RD-----9-0-7-5 • iOiiLiiDiiSiiMiiOiiBiiliiLiiEi9iiliSii5 Todd 631·6000 X221 tour companos. No pc)(Cllllil.cNnl,poftely, StOO. Sony 24" lV T. A&JM k . · experience necessary. oldOOSUntOl'h needs repair $25. Old JO: ar CUOg PU---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1088 DELTA 88 Hove A Garage Sole ! EMPLOYMENT SERVICE S 5533 When you write a Cla~)ificd ad, indudc all the fact~ ;ind get the rc~ults Cru1s~!Z1~~0/mont jewelfy, bfonzM, 11.m., s cw h Inn beach P.O. Box 5321 NEWPORT •ao Eacort QT S3too. F ~lo~•I :r:uJah•dm k 1·B00-276·4 10 7 ptl1od lil1llilg. ~~~·~~~ s13~2~~ter~I!~ Balboa Is. CA 92662 BEACH tH 69 ~:n:•'·r :;j 0 j~~ s";1: bru: w~~ ~ght biue ~~-ct .. alfted Ext C80 518 ' dlcordleobjtctl. New Framed Monet ~~~~~~!!~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Good cond. 854-0982 terlor, 94,000 miles. M2-8978 Claaalfled The most comprehen· s1ve and current direc· tory ot goods and ser· vices aroundl 1---------•Ont lltm or nn..... p I t Th G d :: $3,000 or best olfer. , Call •Conadel~at r n s: e ar en, Cl•H lfled 0 Sale Sat 8·2 Ca11op '90 Probe GT Wht, 5 714 574-4267 ~·-· -~·~· Classified •&1111.-Clllfddld ~~~i~~~\~~~:3. Etc. The moat comprehen· 6'garage cbn11, ha&-1pd. Fully loadedl __ • lrrrntdlllt c:a1f1 alve and current dlrec· hid, atalned glb, pix. Only 45k mlles. Run.a ---------Today! 11 .... "49-371l tory of goods and ser· & more, more, morelll great. Eictra clean. PLYMOUTH 91651 ........ . 842·5878 ~ vices aroundl 2208 For1una/Blutfa $6,400 OBO. 548-4918 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._ .. _______ _ •SE•R•Vl-C•E--•I CLEANING SERVICES DIRECTORY CONCRETE & 3548 MASONRY 3929 Multlpllc•tlon TablH Ar• easy 10 learn w/ ting-along casHtt• & poster. Only $9.95. Money back guarantM. Visa/MC 8 3 1-0501 ACOUSTIC CEILJNGS BATHTUB REGLAZING CARPET Cl.!A.NING 3515 A TOUCH OF CLASS •J .R.Q. MASONRY• Cleaning. Ret/Comm Block walls, stucco Uc/Bonded. FrH Ett. concrete. brick. Lows TerHa 282·7143 l1730089 531•784 3 ' f Spa n ish -Frenc h ltallan. UCI Prof. MA Xlnt method• & re1ult1 Tranel. 407·3873 TUTOR· Credenllaled CA Teacher. Former prof'I athlete. Tutor ttudenta grades: 7·12 All subjectt: Specialized In Science & Malh Call Bob 842·8909