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Home My WebLink About1999-03-15 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA /.Ar.SA COM/tAUNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, MAR0t 15, 1999 MONDAY M:O RN ING BRIEFING GOVERNMENT ENTERTAINMENT ENVIRONMENT LECTURE · RELIGION -Q c Ill TODAY: Newport Beach Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. in the City Hall council Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. FRIDAY: "Forever Fifties," featuring The Platters, will open at OCC in the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The Plat- ters will sing golden oldies as well as contemporary music. Tickets are $28. Call (714) 432-5880. TODAY: Quality Advisocy Commit- tee will discuss the Irvine Ranch Water District's notice of preparation, the city's traffic phasing ordinance and Earth Day. The meeting will be· held at 7 p.m. in the Newport Beach Police Department's conference room. 870 Santa Barbara Drive, Newport Beach. TUESDAY: Former baseball pitcher Dave Dravecky will speak at the Hoag Cancer Center Auclitonum from ·12:30 to 1 :30 p.m. Dravecky, who played for the· San Francisco Giants and San Diego Padres, broke his arm in a game, then learned he had a tumor. His left arm was ampu- tated, ending his career. His speaking engagement is part of the hosp\tal's Uving With Cancer workshop. Call (949) 760-5542. TODAY: The One Heart Christian Meditation group will meet from 7:30 to 9 30 p.m. at St. Mark Presbyterta.n Church, 2100 Mar Vista Dnve, New- port Beach. The group focuses on spiritual steps toward cultivating a one-on-one relationship with God. z c M Ill Ill • TUESDAY: Community skateboard park meeting, focusing on the pro- posed West Newport site, 7 p.m . in the Newport Shores Clubhouse on Canal Street. ... z ... AVE EASY QUESTIONS MARC MARffi I DAILY ~OT City ma,nager not a/an of 7be Simpsans' • EDITOR'S NOTE: We asked Homer Bludau, who will become Newport Beach's new c.lty manager on May 3, a few questions about himself and what he thinks of the -community. Gary McCord Is tired up and so ls the gallery after he made a dra- mattc eagle putt on the 18th hole to force a playoff in the Toshiba Senior Clas$lc at · Newport Beach Country Club on Sunday. McCord went on to win the tournament after def ea Ung John Jacobs, Al Geiberger and Allen Doyle in a five-bole playoff. DON LEACH I DAl.V Pl.OT How Is Newport Beach dlf- . ferent from Coronado 1 It has a b1g-aty feel to it. It's much more fast-paced as far as the traffic and business world Coronado doesn't have that. Golf, Toshiba Senior Oassic: Has anyone ever tried to call you Homey? One person, one time. But we're not close enough for that Do you ever watch "'The Simpsons"7 Rarely. I used to watch it. but only when my son forced me. Were you voted a •Most Likely" In high school? Toshiba magic, again 8 McCord wins four-man playoff on fifth hole. RIUIARD DUNN lkiy Pb NEWPORT BEACH -With golf as only part-time work, while spending most of his days creating story lines for Holly- wood sitcoms and serving as a television color man for CBS, Gary McCord could not hav~ written a more colorful script Sunday in the Toshiba Senior Classic. The Senior PGA Tour event at Newport Beach Country Club, alteady with a theatrical past, staged a sudden death playoff for the second time in three years as McCord, playing on a sponsor's exemption and winless in his PGA career, won a five-hole playoff over John Jacobs, Al Geiberger and Allen Doyle. "I haven't won since Nixon was president," said McCord, who birdied the last two holes in regulation to get to 9-under·par · 204 and jom the playoff four· some. Geiberger, however, opened the door for the other three by missing a short putt for par that would have clinched his first Semor Tour title in three years. "You don't assume any- thing,• said McCord, who feH SEE MAGIC PAGE 4 Tournament generates more than hospital funds Excited fans, pounds of trash, fooo add up at Newport Country Club lkfrfb NEWPORT BEACH -A check for $800,000 was presented to Hoag Hospital President Michael Stephens and Chairman of the Board Dick Allen on the 18th green of the Newport Country Club Sunday. But that's not all the Toshiba Senior Classic generated. SEE MORE PAGE 4 Will -baseball be knocked· outofpark? • City Council to discuss options for expansion of softball fields. ~Pb COSTA MESA-Baseball could d.Lsappear from TeWinkle Park under one scenario the City Council will discuss Monday The council has been looklng for ways to expand the number of softball fields at the city-owned park beyond the EOOSbng two, said C~ Manager Allan Roeder. But a consulting company said more soft- ball fields could be added only if the larger baseball field was removed, or u the entire park was expanded onto land owned by DaVis Elementary School. Both optlons present tough choices for the aty, Roeder said. Under the first option, the aty could place four 275-foot softball fields at TeWmkle Park and Temove the baseball field At the same time, the softball field dt Lions Park would be converted to a baseball field. A problem for the private lugh schools and men's baseball leagues that use TeWinkle is that Llons Park otters a smaller field and has less parking, Roeder said. Under the second option, the aty would expand the park onto Davis Elementary School by removing the track at the school - a track which was last used regularly in the days when Davis was a Junior hlgh school. That is fine with the Costa Mesa Unified School DiStnct -if the city builds a new all- weather track at Costa Mesa Jiigh School, Roeder said That would add $310,000 to a project already budgeted at $1 million. "There have been some fairly strong emo- tions on the council about keeping the base- ball field at Te Wink.le,• Roeder sa.id. "I expect we will have some sincerely spmted discus- sion.• In other council news: • Mayor Pro Tern Libby Cowan will bnng back the idea of !orang tobacco vendors to keep theu agarettes and cigars behind the counter. She will ask the counal to direct the city dttorney to draft a revised ordinance. Roeder predicted Cowan will be successful ii she can revise the orclinance. He also noted thdt former Mayor Peter Buffa who opposed the ordinance, IS no longer on the counal. . No, I was voted most popu- _lar Ul high school. And I was voted Mr. High School - they'd pick the senior man and senior woman who best represented the high school. Tbe lights are on, but ... maybe. not for thf! City Council Have you eaten at any Newport Beach -caurants yet7 · Not yet, but just about everyone in Coronado has a Newport Beach restaurant they would like me to try. 1 have a list of about 30 restau- ran\S I'm supposed to try. INDEX AROOMD TOWN •••••••••••••••• 4 ClASSlflEO •.•••.••••••••••..•. 7 POOO FILES .•••..•••••••.•..•. 2 PU8UC NOTm .......••.•. 1 ••. 6 5P()ll5 • I f • • t • I f ••• e ••• f f • f • f .5 A ttendees of the normally boring City Council meetings had a chuckle recenUy when someone giving a slide presentation asked if it was OK to dim the lights above the council dais in order for the images to be more easily seen. Mayor Dennis O'Neil qulppeq: •sure, it's fine. The lights are always off up here." A NEWPORT ARST While illegal immigrants are ihcreas- ingly entering the United States via boat, Newport Beach bas not typically been a • SAYAGAIN. popular port of entry. That is, until Saturday after- noon, when the U.S. Coast GETTING JACKED Guard seized a fishing Thanks to Costa Mesa police and a boat carrying 16 suspected high-tech tracking sy tern, one motorist illegal immigrants about 2.5 Friday was fortunate to get his Mer- miles off the coast of New-cedes back after it was stolen. port Harbor. "I think il was ,-~~jiiiil~ Police surrounded the Denny's a first for Newport Beach,• ~ restaurant on Newport Boulevard and said Coast Guard petty officer 17th Street while the two suspects, Julio K<'rty Kingery. Ferraez, 29, and David Vmceot, 23, were The 11 men and four women were eating lunch. Authoriti located the arrested, brought ashor and then taken stolen luxury car by a sj)edal device to an Immigratidn and Naturalization called the "Lo-Jack" system available to Service Detenbon Center m downtown motorists. Hidden from thiev , th sys- A tollkf#On of me t11sr CJUOfW from ~tinr ,...~ "This b 1 very sefio\n figure.• -Mm,_, ....... NMport·MN tdM)C)I board membef. ret.rrino to m. di.net\ SU ml!Mon cltfldt. ·nm ts more lite 1 ~ ft-sJ of CMl- tiOn than 1 '*' fllg of...,.• -,.,,,, ..... Ne\tlpOl't-Mesa tchcd boerd memb.r. ~to h dltCM'I s.u ..-on dlftdt. .. tern allows a car to be tracked by police · .-hopefully before it is dismantled. The car was stolen from Upland and eventually located m the Costa Mesa parking lot. Once he got mto the car, one of the suspects was surpnsed to find a swarm of quad cars had ooxcd blln m: "He didn'tJcnow we were there," said Co.sta Mesa Sgt. Darryl Freeman. "The great thing about Lo.J ck u; that the crooks don't even know it's thcxe. • -Compiled by the Daily Pilot staff MILLENNIUM MOMENT MacMillian sp nt 26 y ars on school board l, Rod MacMillian received the rgelOll Award in ~Of h1S 26 y a on the N wport·Mese SCboo1 Bo4rd. His k>oal roou dat beck to When h wH a rtude.nt et Newport Harbor High SChool. While ln IChoOl, MacMiWan worked es a ports writer for UM Ody Pilot -at that time t>etter mown • tbe Newport Harbor Newt ........ \ 2 Monday,~ 15, 1999 • ... locals only Doily Pilot "' • Chairwoman of the Newport Beach ParkS, Beaches and Recreation Commission + OTY OF RESIDENcE: Newport I 'Beach + OTY OF WORK: Newport Beach + SELECTED TO POSrTION IN: June. 1994 + FAMILY STATUS: Married, 5 children . +AGE:50 + EDUCAnON: B.S., University ~f Miami + PAST POSmONS: Buyer; Mer- chanchse Manager; Human Resource Manager + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Taking a breather + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSION- AL ACHIEVEMENT: Starting up a small leather goods factory in Hong Kong + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Surviving Wood- stock + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: DON LEACH I 0/11.Y Pl.OT +YOUR MOST 'tUASURED POS- SESSION: Family and close friends +WORD OR PHRASE Y,OU MOST OV£RUSE: Get out of the fast lane, moron +WHAT CAN YOU COOK? I enjoy cooking everything but liv- er +A HABIT YOU WISH YOO COULD OtANGE: I iron every- thing +THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Physical Educa- tion • +YOUR LAST OfAIUTA8LE ACT: Kept score and the time clock for the Special Olympics basketball tournament + AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SOfOOLMATESTEASEYOU ABOun I was very skinny- nickname •Bones• +THE FltST THING THAT AlTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTN8': His ad in the paper +TH! WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: Answering the ad +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HtGH SCHOOL? I was vot~ class clown and clas§ wit +WHO ARE YOUR HEROES? My mother, sil\rer star recipient in wwn + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REAL· ITV: I haven't found reality yet +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD-IF YOU COULD: Do away with illog- ical and irrational behavior + YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Swimming in the bay and Tae Bo +THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: Learn and do as much as you can + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA- GANCE: Cold cuts from Gelsons +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: •Tue Great Bridge,• by David McCullough +THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, Vol 3 +WHAT tS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW? I don't have a. trunk. I drive an SUV. Gray Hair + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REAot YOU: (949)673-6228 ENGAGEMENTS Kengla-Kuhmann Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth William Kengla of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Suzanne Lorraine, to Juergen Heinz Kuhmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Otto Kuhmann of Leimen, Germany. , The bride-to-be is a graduate of Newport Harbor 'High School and Long Beach State University. She did graduate work at the University of Heidelberg in Hei- delberg, Germany. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Helmholtz-Gymnasium, Hei- delberg, Germany, and Fach- hochschule fuer Technik, Mannheim, Germany. An August 28 wedding is planned at the Community Church, Congregational in Coro- na del Mar. Newport BeachWe- guard candi- dates sprint into the 1000-meter ocean swim during sea- sonal We- gua.rd tryouts on Sunday. Among the 60 candidates vying for 42 spots was 17- year-old Drew -McCrary. He placed ninth in the com- petition. , DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT F v to a l'fesav r EDUCATION Colt.a ~'S Orlngl Collt (.ol.. lege started Its third week of spring semest« d~ With • totat enroll-mem of 22.919 studenti. 1hlt num- ber is an ll'lCJ'NSe of 2.7" t:Nef the school's enrollment for the same time &ast year m undetgfaduate. students at UC San~ Barbara achieving ac.ademk excellence dur· Ing the fall quarter have been selected for the Dean's honon list This honor ls noted on their ~ nent records and Is earned by stu- dents who have attained a grade- point average of 3.75 fO( • pro- gram of 12 or mote graded units In the college of Let:ten and Sdence or a 3.5 GPA in the College of Engi- neering. Local Dean's list students are ....... Y.~andMo;pi S. ~ of Costa Mesa '" 1Wo Or1nge Coast College athleik tNmS were honored Fnct.y for schol&IShlp by the califomie Com- munity College Commission on Athletics. The teams hOnored for their perlom\ance during 1he 1997· 1998 academic year wefe the fall 1997 women's water p0lo and spring 1998 women's Swim squads. 17-year-old beats cancer, prepares to take his place on the lifeguard tower ~Pb William Herrington Jr. and Julia Kress Kress-Herrington NEWPORT BEACH -This time last year, Drew McCrary still existed in a hazy netherworld of chemotherapy and pain killers. H.B. Kress Jr. of League City, Texas, and Sara Ann Mahle of Darien, Illinois, have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter. Julia Elizabeth, to William F. Herrington Jr., son of Jane Her- nngton of Corona del Mar and the late Bud Herrington. But now the boy who almost lost his life to cancer bas officially become a lifesaver. The bride-to-be is a. graduate of Loyola University of Chicago and Loyola Law School of Los Angeles. To his own and the community's delight- ed surprise, Drew finished 9th in Newport Beach's annual Seasonal Lifeguard 'Ilyouts. ln water that was a bracing 55 degrees, 60 prospective lifeguards swam 1000 yards around the Newport pier and then ran, swam and ran some more in the two-event test. I 42 people advanced as lifeguard candi- dates, but Drew thinks none were as happy· as he. . · The groom-to-be is a graduate of Corona del Mar High St:hool and the University of Arizona. A May 1 wedding is planned at the Surf and Sand Hotel in Laguna Beach. For the next two months, be will spend weekends practicing CPR and studying rip tides and longshore currents. When school lets out in June •. Drew will take his place on VOL 93, NO. 62 - •• REAPERS HQJUNE (949) 642!&086 Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tips. AQORESS • Our address is 330 W. hy St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627. CORRECDONS tt is the Pilot's polky to prompt· ty comet •II errors of tubs'tance. 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"Thi.Sis a really big deal for me. I missed tryouts last year because I was still sick," said Drew, 17. •1 got another chance at life. It taught me to live my life to the fullest." As a competitive swimmer and water polo player, Drew is accustomed to physical trials, but Sunday's tryout was a real test, said Ree- nie Boyer, the city's lifeguard training coor- dinator. ~ •1t•s a very difficult test for anyone to make," _said Boyer, let alone someone less than a year out from such a serious battle with cancer. •This is something be really shot for,• said Drew's father Lynn McCrary. Last year, less than four weeks after he had finished his last chemotherapy treatment, Drew tried out to become a cadet, a sort of lifeguard-in- training. He didn't make it. Most of his hair had fallen oat from the treatments, and he was about 20 pounds thinner than be is now, remembered his father. "I had to lather him up with vaseline WEATHER TEMPOAlURES Balboa 58148 Corona del Mar 59147 Costa Mesa 62149 Newport Beach 59/48 Newport Coast 62/50 2-4w l ·Sw J.5w 2·5W ~w First low 1:15 a.m. 1.4 Flrst high 7:17 a.m. 5.4 Second low 2:03 p.m. -.06 Second high 8:19 p.m. 4.4 lUISOAY First low 1 :53 a.rn. 0.9 first high 7:57 e .m. 5.6 Secondlow 1;53 p.m. -0.1 S«.Ondhl~ 8:"8 p.m. 4.7 to keep him warm, and put two swim caps on him,• said McCrary. "It was ~azing he finished at all.• . After the trials of the last year, said McCrary, they would have been happy for Drew just to have completed Sunday's · events. So they were •beyond happy" when be placed so well. ·we were scared to death that h~ would cramp up or something,• said his father. "We're just so thankful we have him.. Like many young people growing up near the beach, Drew always wanted to be a lifeguard. But the devout swimmer and water polo player said his seven-month bat- tle with cancer last winter has given him a much deeper appreciation of the sacred responsibility the city of Newport Beach has entrusted him with. . "I know what pain it is to go through something like that,• he said referring to his brush with death. •Any way that I can help someone else live their life ... that's worth a lot.• BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Fire causes $8,000 worth of damage Costa Mesa firefighters bandi· ly extinguished a fire in an empty storage room at 2200 Harbor Boulevard on Sunday. No one was injured in the blaze, which sent white smoke billowing up into the area above the vacant storefronl Io response to an alarm, 22 firefighters sped to the 2 p.m. fire. They bad to cut through a wall and through the roof, but put out the fire in about 15 minutes, said Battalion Chief Jim Ellis. The fire, which had gotten inside a wall and was moving. vertically up the building, caused about $8,000 worth of damage. ·The cause of the fire is still under investigation , Ellis said. -Jessica Garrisort SU If POLICE FILES Expect 2-to 4-foot waves wftti a northwest swell at 11 "i«ond Inter· vals. The swell Wiii . Mowty fade today. with smaller Stirl and unstlbte con- ditions 1hf$ lfter- noon. Surwts. Is 8t 6:02 a.m. SUnwt ls et5:59p.m. COSTAMISA • ........, Str.et: A digital camera worth $900 was stol~ from a business In the 3300 block at 4:45 p.m. Match 4. • Fairview lllolld: A ~ and a pair of concert tidtets worth $975 were stolen from • c.er In the 2200 block at 5:25 p.rg. Mardl 5. • • YMIY.,.. W.,: About S1,300 in"tolns were~ from a ~room In the 2200 block between r.t>. 4 and ~ 8. • Vldiarta 5'l...t: A c.er stereo and compact discs worth SnO were stolen In the 600 blodc during the evening of MarC:h 6. • Vktoftll ser-t: A Wllllet and Its contents worth $59 were stolen from a car In the 200 block on the evening of Match 7. ' POLICE TIPS • A reSktentill window with a small bruk In It may mun • burgilry has occurm. C.11 polk:e Immediately. • A stranger entering ~r neighbor's house when lt Is unocc~ rMy be • l>Urgl•r. . • A ICf9lm hNrd ~ ~ mean robbery or rape. a. obsefwnt and nottfy pOb. 0 I I I I I schools Monday, March 15, 1999 3 .. .or the record, columnist doesn't write for school boartj, got a call to nftute a correc-She then charted the averages tion. Although I am happy to EDUCAllOIALLY by school and in relation to the make it, I don't se~ anythmg SPIAlllG district average. The schools are er than a semantic difference. ranked from worst to best by The staff recommendation was scores at each grade level. t any extra money needed to The community has been mplete Eastbluff School come asked to make recommendations m the Ford Loral project, and to the school board about how t Corona del Mar High their dlfferent zones should deal eive $1.6 million in Mello-with school reconfigurations. Dis- money. trict staff have kindly provided In any case, the money from all sorts of charts about the stu- e Ford Loral project, which ls dent populations of schools ( t required to stay in a specific depending on grade and bound- ea, would be used. ary shifts. I was also told that most peo-. gay But no one has held 'Up a chart showing the schools with the· e who read my t:olumn .think 1 writing on behalf of the ool board. As I am sure any ool board representative will ll you, that is not true. Many es, school board members do t agree among themselves, so would be hard to represent em with a single viewpoint. I am sorry if any schools or oup of schools think I am pick- g on them. I try to pick out oblerns I see, wherever loc-at- , and give my personal opin- n. I invite y~u to do the same writing a letter to the editor. Three menu chokes every day Students may choose a vege- tarian entree each day if desired. The vegetarian selection varies and may be either a salad, sand- wich or hot entree. •Monday: •Munchable" lunch salad with Oannon fruit yogurt or macaroni & cheese; corn; choice of fruit or juice; choice of milk. ; l'Uesday: "Munchable" lunch geiser-Scindoval • I was sent the chart that was too big to accompany this col- uinn. If you want the entire chart, e-mail me at GGSesq@aol.com. A parent with an accounting background figured out bow to make the SAT-9 scores more understandable. persons. She extrapolated the 1996 SAT-9 scores for grades 2-11 and look the average of reading, math, language and spelling. LUNCH MEllU salad or turkey tostada in an "edibowl" with pinto beans. let- tuce, cheese and salsa; choice of fruit of juice, choice of milk. • Wednesday: •Munchabte• lunch salad with •bakery ~ dal" or grilled .ham & cheese sandwich; baby carrots; Fritos com chips; choice of fruit or juice; choice of milk. • ~: 11Munchable" lunch salad with pudding or ham sand- wich with cheese or Oscar Meyer worst SAT-9 scores, where the students most need preschool intervention and all-day kinder- gartens. So, at the last school board meeting, I held up the chart. U I were a community and a certain school or group of schools was below 50% of the national average, I would do whatever it took to get early intervention in place as soon as possible. I would target those schools for a change this next year and worry about the high-scoring schools later. all-beef hot dog on a bun; cutie ~e fruit turnover, choice of milk. • FtiMy: ."Munchable• lunch salad or turkey & cheese sand- wkti or rotini pasta with toma- to-meat sauce; aisp green salad with lowf 3t dressing; choice of fruit or juice; choice of milk. • In the operation of chlld·feeding pro- grams, no child will be discriminated tgalnSt because of race, sex. color, national origin, age or handicap. If~ belltve you have been disa1minated against. write Immediately to the Sec· mary of Agriculture, Washl~on. O.C. 20250. , Suggested Retail $675 Cekb~ate that special day . with an heirloom that will last for many generations, a grandfather clock from Howard Miller. $649 Suggested Retail $1250 Your Choice $1349 Suggested Retail $2595 & $2655 ( ' I ( ( I / "I I ( ( I I 1 ' I I I 'I ( ' I I 11 I ( ' I ( I I I 11 I ·, . \ \ t 1 / I l \ I t I I I / I 1 ·, I ( I I , , ( ) I ) 't / 1 t ' 11 I Located in Westcliff' Coun Sales • Service • Restoration 1735We tdiffDrivc ~ .. :!iudte (([lock ,lf nppe (949)631-3215 Houn Mon-Fri 10:00 am-6:00 ~ S.t 10:00 pm-4:00 pm l Our district has a 60-65% gap the students in elementary school Gible. between the lowest-and highest-are receiving a better education • scoring schools. than they did five years ago. Or, I just flnished a book on tape To me, it means it's time for 1t could be that our junior higb that I recommend we all listen to triage. Look at the chart and and high school curricula are not or read. The author spent a year decide for yourself. consistent with the national test in the back of a classroom and As an example of information In any case, the feeder schools wrote about it. on the chart, I am listing the -Lincoln, Anderson, ~d Har-The class had rich kids and school name, the school's aver-bor View -are al~ays among poor kids, kids that spoke Eng- age SAT-9 score for second the top four scores in our district. lish and kids that chd not. The grade, along with the percent of At most grade levels, theu aver-class bad a troublemaker and students with limited English age is better than 60%; the sixth-students that chd.n't do their , proficiency: Whittier---:-grade scores average 62%. How-homework or have much support 19%,66%; Wilson -24%, 76%; ever, there is a fairly rapid al home. The school building Pomona -26%,93 %; Adams -decline, down to an average of . 36%,51 %; College Park -61 % ih grade 10. That's a 21°'o was falling apart. There w_as no 36%,46%; Killybrooke -drop in four years. money for school necessities. 39%,43%; Sonora -45%,57%; Of course, the other secondary It was daunting to read about Palllatino -51%,26%; Victoria schools have even more abysmal the frustrations encountered by -59%,38%; Kaiser-61 %,12%; scores. But they do seem to be the teacher. Although the events California-63%,10%; Newport more consistent with what the l took place m a d.Jfierent decade, Heights -66%,6%; Newport -scores were at the elementary m a dlfferent state, it gave me a 70%,1 %; Lincoln -74%,0 %; level. greater insight about what a Mariners -60%,6%; Anderson The numbers also seem to be \eacher might face and how we -62%,6%; Harbor View -somewhat consistent with the as a commuruty might help more 64 %,1%. percentage of Limited English children achieve academic sue- Another number that really Proficient students, which repre-cess. The book is titled ·Among stands out is the difference in sents the column at the far right. Schoolchildren,· by li'acy Kid- .scores between the elementary If the ability to speak English has der. schools that feed into Corona del such a strong correlation to test Mar High School and the high scores, let's improve English· • GAY GEISER·SANDOVAl is a Costa school's scores. It could be that speaking skills as quickly as pos-Mesa resident. WISH OF THE WEEK + ORGANIZATION: TeWmkle Marching Band + STUDENT PRESIDENT: Melanie Fmdley I +PHONE: (714)424-7965 + NEEDS: money for bus transportation to band competitions + ADDRESS: 3224 California Street, Costa MeS<} • • • • • • • 296 E.17TH ST. COSTA MESA• 645-7616 + WISH: money for uniforms .. e(J/l(e, to QI( CJ;el( lloa.cS'e Ql(d Meet tie, EacS'~ 8wr"?.1 ~ Sat. Marc h 20 Shop early for Easter. Open Ho use Special'> al all He len Grace sto res o n March 20 inc lude: FREE 6oz egg w ith every $20.00 purcha .. ed FREE Name Writing. on 7oz eggs or larger -$1 OFF on edible chocolate basket~ Have your c hild's photo take n with the Eas te r Bunny ! Ea5tcr Bunn) Phc:>tOI from IQ.lm 'pm .;t lhe W. 1Chll Plaza and Hunun,vton Bc""'h 't°"" WHtclltt PIH• ,, ... Mall ttant1nt10ft 112411'VlneAve (714J-IOU leacll Newport Beach Manna V 11qe (MIJ A1 .c191 (114J ..... 1251 For norc locations call 1-800-367-4240 U?t-Ship Boxed Chocolates 11esaay, March 17 p.m. enior Center Costa Mesa I · 4 Mondoy, Morch 15, 1999 MAGIC CONTINUED FROM 1 his putter had failed him in regu- lation. ·vou give away a lot out there and you never think you'll get an opportunity to redeem yourself, but once in a while you can get back into it. Somebody let the door open and 1 took acfvan- tage of it." But Geiberger's unraveling on 18 -he missed a four-foot putt about two inches to the left - allowed for another line act in the Toshiba Classic, which featured a then-record nine-bole playoff in 1997 when Bob Murphy's 80-foot birdie putt beat Jay Sigel and a course-record 62 last year by Hale Irwin in the final round with the help of a bunker rake on 17 that stopped his ball from rolling in the water. "It was fun," Jacobs said. •1 hope people got a good show. This is what it's all about. We might be old .guys, but it was exciting. "If it's good entertainment and good competition, that's golf." In addition to the electrifying . . . four-man playoff, this yMt's Tbsh1- ba Classic raised $800,000 for the mAnaging cliontY, Hoag l:fiiip1t41 Foundation. With tennis at lndian We.lll cut- ting into the tournament'• live coverage on ESPN for the second day in a row, the Toshiba event stretched an extra 72 minutes for the viewing audience, :wbidl saw Jacobs and McCord make dra- matic eagles on the first playoff hole to eliminate Geiberger and Doyle. •Everybody Jcnows, the later you go (in a playoff), the deeper you get into prime time, and every station producer loves prime time," said McCord, better known as the lead color analyst on CBS golf telecasts. McCord never won in 376 .PGA Tour events and owns a license plate on his car that reads •No WINS,• but the animated McCord, making bis debut on the Senior Tour this year at the Tosbi· ba, ea.med a check for $180,000. M.cCord became the second golf er (Doyle was the first) to cap- ture victories on the Nike and Senior tours. . "It's amazing what this game does to you, just amazing,• ' McCord said. "I've been teµtng everybody how bad f am. Maybe aomebOay Channeled my OOCJY. Maybe it was Tiger Woods or David Duval." , McCord, who signed a three- year contract with CBS this year, said his agenda ot playhlg 12 events-on the Senior Tour this year will not change. •1 can't just say to CBS, 'Excuse me, I can't make lt th1s week, l'm sick,' • be said. "l can't do that. You've got to understand. I make a lot of money doing nothing with Tv. I enjoy the other things I dPf I get to hang with these guys frot,n Hollywood. That's fun. But I'll still play my 12 events. "I've got 40 corporate outibgs to do, 18 weeks of CBS and I've just finished my third book. I'm very fortunate)or a guy who can't play a lick. I'm doing a lot of fun stuff. I want to do everything - not just one deal." McCord. who will also co-pro- duce an upcoming motion picture about the life of fictional gambling golfer Titanic Thompson, started his playoff performance with an eagle on the first hole, matching Jacobs' eagle. Jacobs holed out (on 18) with a .. chip from 60 yards, then did a lit- tle dance on the fairway, taJdng a cue tram Cli1 Clif Rodrigue"Z and tumbling backward. Jacobs seemed to have the Vlctory locked up, but McCord's long eagle putt kept the playoff theater alive. McCord and Jacobs made par on 16, the second playoff hole, then made par on the next hole (17). Jacobs' tee shot on 17 was off the green, but he recovered and matched McCord with a tough, left-to-right putt from four feet. On the fourth playoff hole (on 18), both players went into the right rough, but used great second shots to set up pars. McCord missed a three-foot birdie putt on the hole to force a fifth and final playoff hole. McCord's excellent approach shot on 16 set up his birdie chance on the fifth playoff hole. In regulation, Geiberger wa.s in a horse race to the finish with a one-shot lead .heading to 17. Geiberger, though, birdied 17 for what seemed to be a comfortable two-stroke edge going to the fin· ishing hole, a par-5 that had played the easiest on the golf course throughout the final round, forcing only six bogeys. AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dal- ly Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 642-5680, ext. 228 A complete listing of Around Town can be found at dailypllot.com .. TODAY Free income-lax preparation and ass1stdnce will be offered through th e Td.X-AJde program from 9 a.m. to I p.m. daily through April 15 at OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- gu<•n te Ave., Corona del Mar. Appomtmenfs are available. For more mfonnation, call (949) 644- 3244 Orange Coast College Community Education will pre- sent a class titled Speaking, Wnt- ing, and Reading Chinese from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. each Monday Attworlc ly: through June 7 in the school's Business Education Building, Room 108A. Admission is $79. The school is at 2701 Fairview Road, ,Costa Mesa: For more information, call (714) 432-5880, ext. 1. TUESPAY The Newport Harbor Area ChambeI of Commerce Business Referral Breakfast will be pre- stmted at 7:15 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission is $20 at the door or $15 for members with a reservation. For more infor- mation, call (949) 729-4400. A representative from UCLA's Admissions Office will visit Orange Coast College's Thansfer Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The nansfer Center is in the school's Counseling and Admissions Annex, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5894. A free seminar titled Feng ShuJ Your Way will be presented by Sandi Miller from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the :Patio Cafe at Mother's Market ana Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. WEDNESDAY Costa Mesa's Glrl Scout Coundl of Orange County will present its fourth Women of Distinction Lun- cheon from 11:30 a .m. to 1 p.m. at the Irvine Marriott:-...800 Von Kar- man Ave ., Irvine. Proceeds will benefit the Girl Scout program in Orange County. Admission is $65 for nonmembers and $45 for members. For more information, call (714) 979-7900, ext. 397. A free noon program on estate planning will be presented at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary:S Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For more information, call (949) 117-3801. A free seminar titled Alternative Choices in Menopause Manage- ATIENTION ADVERTISERS Sponsorship Deadline for 1999 Student Design An Ad Contest Is Extended to Thursday, Maren 18~ at Noon. Students in grades 4-12 will be designinQ ads for businesses in the community. Winning artWorlc will · be published in a s~ial section Friday, May 21, 1999 CASH PRIZES TO · TOP WINNERS! · T90Chera: Entry Deaclllne lxtendecl to Thuriclay, March 18 at Noonl ~Ll!l!ilot. ~"V MonzanetV ln119n Middle School ,., °""""""" "'-.,,..~ coll: (N9J 642-4321 To _.. • ..,_.,..., ,.,,,. cal: In H. Jolwon, .., .... All CootillNJlor •tNf)57"219 lad Year~ l•t Place Winner (111i.,,,. CJr°'9 Cola9rwy} ment will be presented by nutri- tional consultant Priscilla Cordray from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. . Dennis and Ione Hilber, .the par- ents of Denise Huber, will present •Grace Through the nials H at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St.,· Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 728-0711. THURSDAY Sunshine Cooperattve Preschool will hold an open house from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at thf:! school, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The school is enrolling for the 1999- 2000 school year. Tuition is $65- $75 monthly. The school features monthly field trips and kinder- garten readiness. For more infor- mation, call (714) 540-1183. Corona del Mar resident Barbara DeMarco Barrett will facilitate a six-week writing critique group starting today at a private resi- dence. The COW'98 iacludes week- ly, in-depth critiques of submitted writings. Preregistration is essen· tial. Space is limited to seven. For more information, call (949) 760- 8086. A dramatic reading ·uued "Love is Not All" will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717 · 3801. .,The Fight Against Bone Loss,. will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Hoag Health Center of Costa Mesa, 1190 Balcer St. Admission is fr~~· For more information, call (714) 668-2550. FRIDAY The second annual Martin W. Witte Memorial distinguished spealcers lecture series will fea- ture CBS News correspondent, writer and producer Andy Rooney. His talk is titled ·More Than a Few Minutes with Andy Rooney• at 7 p .m. in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. AdmiSsion is $35 for Founda- tion members and $40 for non- membels. The event will include a buffet dinner. For more informa- tion, <:tt1I (949) 644-3296. .~ The ninth annual AmJsh Craft Show will be presented from noon Ano ACCIDENT VICTIMS FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance comparues don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be too!I It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness, headaches, even anhririsl Don't settle your case until you read our free repon . M ~ OU1' Mf.MB£ll~ M.mfMr for: 7 fQ11 Occup&tlon: M°'hcr of flvc & a huabaJid! Wit~ 70u Join 1u_,.up1 -shape-Up is 1 n(1ghborhood gym. l don't Ii~ • the bi.g crow&d hotlth dul», and Sha~ Up h ~rything I n«d: GO.Ill lo my fit fut life. ) Doily Pilot to 8 p.m. at the Orange Count)' Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 708-1543. SATURDAY A bird-watching hike will be presented al 8 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Partic- ipants will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. A back-country bike wt1l be ·pre- sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High· way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro VlSitor Center Parking is $6. For more inlorma· tion, call (949) 497-7647. A workshop tilled Divorce -A New Beginning will be presented from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the offices of marriage and family therapist Mu:ine B. Cohen, 180 Newport Center Drive, Suite 180 A, Newport Beach. Admission is $40. For more information, call (949) 644-6435. The ninth annual Am.Jsh Craft Show will be presented from to a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 708-1543. th to c $1 . sa th at • es w SUNDAY l of A back-country bike wW be pre-gr sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is S6. For more informa- tion, call (949) 497-7647. Gray Whale Sunday wt1l be pre- sented at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Participants will meet at Pelican Point Parking Lot No. 2. Parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. MARCH24 A free seminar tlUed Boost Brain Power will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reserva· tions are required. For more J.llfor- rnation,~all (800) 595-6667. MAftCH30 A free sem1nar UOed Osteoporo- sis -Not Just an Old Lady's Dis· ease will be presented in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. For more information, call (800) 595.(;667, QNGOIN<i St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families Wlth loved ones who are mentally W. The group meets from 6~30 to 8 p.m. Sundays ln the church's Dierenfleld Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Rood, Newport Beach. The confld ntial group · · open to tho communJty. For mor information, C4ll 631·2880. Prospects Networklng Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 o.m. Wedncsdayt at Mbrt1'1 Cate, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Break.fast ii S6. for more tnfonna- tion, cell Angie St.afford at '1-'· 2225or1lne Plnnen at S51·3t56. All • ••••'• 1..-dl Club ..... .a 7:15 a .m. Tuesctey1 at Muni~ Cafe, 1835 Newport 8tvd., Costa M .... Por more infonnetion, call 6'&-1252. -.. - I Morch 15, 1999 • Sports Editor Rager Camon . 94'9..S7U223 e birdie at 18 in regulation as even better than his eagle. RJowm OUNN-..... ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -An kely playoff scenario, rhaps, but ESPN and hiba Senior Classic offi- were delighted Sunday. TOSHIBA It had two of the most col- players on the Senior PGA Tour - attire and personality -getting past first playoff hole with dramatic eagles 18, generating must-see theater the t of the way. Eventual winner Gary McCord and gtime buddy John Jacobs were the y two golfers standing .in a four-man yoff after the first hole (on 18), the see- d playoff in three years in the Senior ur event at Newport Beach Country b, which has found a special knack final-round thrills. But Jacobs, who put the pressure on ord and eli.tninated Al Geiberger d Allen Doyle oo the first playoff hole th a 30-foot eagle chip, said his nine- t birdie putt on 18 in regulation, which t him at 9-under-par 204, was •proba- bly better than the edgle. • Jacobs, a long ~tter off the tee, bounced his approa~ shot to the 18th green against the J>parded l(:I'een 'that serves as the base of tQe sky box. Jacobs was allowed to drop in front of the bleachers and sank a putt he said •looked about 40 feet.• Jacobs, though, who had a one-stroke lead going into the final round, felt lucky to even be•in the playoff. · •I didn't bit but four or five fairways and foui or five greens all day," Jacobs said. •t was just trying to bang in there. I sprayed the ball around all day and I was all over the golf course. I played 'terrible (and) was very fortunate to be in the playoff.• Jacobs, who had played Jn the old Crosby Southern Pro-Am (later called the Newport Classic) a total of 13 times from 1978 to 1993 at Newport Beach, more than any pro in the histo.ry of the storied mini-tour event. was also surprised to see Geiberger go for the green on 18 with a two-stroke lead (in regulation) instead of laying up. •Al played beautiful, but he gave it away," said Jacobs, who bas rejuvenated his career on the Senior Tour, which includes a victory in the season-opening MasterCard Championship. at Hualalai, Hawaii.11 '1 Geioorger, who WOP. Saturday's Mas- terCard Super Senioni title for players· over ~ ~~eristically missed a four-foot p~&'for par on i0 to ot1f the door for a playoff. ·111e (playoff) atmosphere was grea~,· ' said Jacobs, who was also among the first-round leaders. "People were rooting for Gary and people were rooting for 1'J.e. lt was a good show and we had some tun.• The four-man playoff was not the most involved in Senior Tour history. 1\vo tour- naments have had five-man playoffs - the 1996 Emerald Coast Classic (wheit Lee 'Il"evino defeated Bob Eastwood, David Graham, Mike Hill and Dave Stockton) and last year's Kroger Senior Classic (when Hugh Baioccbi beat Bob Charles, Frank Conner, Larry Nelson and Bruce Summerhays). McCord also became the first spon- sor's exemption to win on the Senior PGA Tour since Tony Jacklin won the 1995 Franklin Quest· Championship at Park City, Utah. McCord said be was aJso "more loose• in the playoff than in regulation. ' · QU01I Of THE DAY •Aj (W..l playtd ~but he .... it.,,_. John ~ Senior Tour golfer OOH l..EACH I OAllY fmT John Jacobs does a fist pump after making an eagle on the first playoU hole. ID YOU EXPECT LESS? Hoag Hospital is again the big winner th $800,000 donation; woman struck in e head by a golf ba.ll Saturday is OK. RIOWW OuNN ttendance for the Toshiba Senior Classic was up ·about 15% from last year, according to tournament ector Jeff Purser, and the weekend ather cooperated nicely following TOSHIBA ursday's rain. But the biggest off-the-course news Sunday was $800,000 donation the event raised for charity. "Everybody out here feels like proud parents,• ament co-chairman Hank Adler said. "It's a at number and we're thrilled to death. It's a great d-raiser for (Hoag Hospital).• The :roshiba Classic, hosted by Newport Beach untry Club for the fourth straight year, has raised 5 mµ.uon in two years. ~ year's figure will probably increase, Adler d, after counting the weekend gate receipts. The primary beneficiary of the proceeds raised by tournament is the Hoag Heart Institute, Jocated Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach. dler was also impressed wtth Sunday's crowd, · ated between 25,000 and 30,000: "The gallery huge We were standing on (hole No. 1) and it ked like the U.S. Open. It was lined on both sides e fairway with people for the last aouple of ups. That's the way it is at the U.S. Open." Purser said the week's attendance was estimated een 70,000 and 75,000, which would make it the gest in the five-year history of the event. oag Hospital publicist Chris Premer, whose soUd d-the-scenes work goes largely unnoticed, was ed to see a four-man playoff Sunday. *How does it keep happening?" Premer said of Toshiba Classic, which also had a nine-hole 1yoff in 1997 and a course-record 62 by Hale Irwin the final round last year, thanks to a fortuitous nker rake. "It's like walk.Ulg between raindrops. There's ething magical about this tournament." Added Jake Rohrer, tournament co-chairman: is magical." Newport Beach woman, who was walldng along cart path near the 18th green Saturday, was ck in the head by an erratic shot by Tom innis. he was hit slightly below the temple on the left of her head and rushed to the first-aid area. ter, she quipP.ed: "I thought, 'Hey, I'm not posed to qet hit with a golf ball -this is a pro mament.' McCord. who won the five-bole playott for inaugural Senior Tour title, was spotted Saturday ht at Tommy Bahama's in Newport Beach. ord signed a sponsorship deal with the clothing itter and restaurant four months ago. e tournament Jost about 10 minutes of coverage day on ESPN because of the women's tennis rt Cup at Indian Wells. The live telecast Sunday ed l? minutes late because of the men's tennis eek Champions Cup went five ~ts. ut, in the end, the Toshiba Classic gained an tional 72 minutes of air time becaUse of the -man playoff. Nelson withdrew Saturday because of a der injury. aryMcCord {above) rips a wood from the : right rough on 18 in the : overtime session; and Al . : Gelberger (right) tips his : bat after a birdie putt on : 17, which gave him a . ! two-stroke lead entering ~ the 6na1 regulation hole. : Gelberger, as well as ! Allen Doyle (inset}, found ~ themselves sbarlng No. 2 : honors with John Jacobs ! after McCord won U all . : on the fifth playoff hole. . . . ne.n ,,..,, 1"1'-n .,,.,,.,. 'Jl.n-7' n-na CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM •After a glorious career in the world of auto racing, he's lucky just to be alive, let alone up and walking. RIOIARD 0~ Daly Pb Tilevision ratings lfi ontinue to increase or auto racing, and it's no secret why. Fans love to watch violent wrecks. There were times -too many according to his ledger -when Steve Millen was a late-rught news highlight. · Millen, who grew up raang go~karts as a kid in his native New Zealand, retired from auto racmg in January 1996 after 25 years of going bumper to bumper at 170 mph around an oval of thunder. Following a horrendous crash in April 1995 at the Atlanta 500 in bis Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo. Millen decided enough was enough. Enough concussions, enough skull fractures and enough broken vertebras. Millen, 46, was the winningest driver in lntemational Motor. Sports Association GT Senes history. Millen, a Newport Beach resident who won 19 races in tus career and 28 pole positions, pointed to 1994 as the most fulfilling season of his career, because he'd returned from a terrifying accident the previous year to capture the Exxon Supreme Series GTS Drivers Championship. After Millen's awful crash in 1993, he sat on the side of the road, slowly removed bis helmet and realized h1.s ear wa bleeding, an indication of a fractured skull. MWen spent the next three months rehabilitating, which included wearing a halo that-was bolted to his head After each crash, the thought of retirement would crept mto Millen's mind. •Aft the 1993 acod nt. I came back home knowing I'd Change my.mind (and not retare), and it wu i'ehlly hard to g t fit again," Millen S81d. •You must be really fit to drive racing Cefi But 1 came back and actuall " won a champ onship. which was really amaztng. That wa my most rewarding yea.r, bece it w Wldet SUC'h tough conditions. •Whee 19" g t bfflthy and fit again,~ Change your mind.· Mill however, n cha~ hit rllirid following the 1995 pUWp at Atlanta, when b1s Ntssan wu h>rt'ed Into a bank t 1?0 mph m-a rookie fJOm E~ driving a Perrarl. ~ slemmA(l ln'° e waD. ~ hil llrull again ua break~ !di l8"0Dd ves1ebn. the same vertebr4 actor Christopher Reeve snapped - when he fell off a horse in 1995 - and became paralyzed. · * l realized l was lucky,• Millen said. •Everybody was telling me how lucky l was. nus particular break lS called the hangman's break. - From 1989 to 1995, M.lilen won 14 IMSA Exxon Senes GTS events. Plior to the wreck in '95 he won the 12 Hours of Sebnng for the Uurd year m a row, finishing tus career on top of the racing world • Millen. who moved to the Uruted States· m 1982, progressed through the ranks of open-wheel and saloon car competition in the Far Eost. on his way to becoJJUDg an euto raong leg nd m New Zealand. M illen won two ~ilckey Thompson Entertainment Group Grand National Sport 1hl< k Chdlllptonships {1986 and 88), captured a won and Rookie of the Year honors at the 1989 Pik Peak Hillclimb m Colorado, and ea.med Rookie of the Year disunction at the 1990 24 Hours of LeMans . Millen, who h owned and ope.rated e ports car busln lb Costa M SlD.C'e 1988, tumea h1s safer vocation full·bme after the aash at tho Atlanta 500. •Jf funny,• he said, "beca._ l used to think about nothing em lile except radog. I Uted'.' to eat. bnetb Md live for car - racing Th (sports car) [boan- is 10 lllUCh fun. it-)\alt like fK• - lng a oar. Tbet wu a big put qt_ my cMdldcltl to ltOp radag. We haw (c:IOle 100) people wor~ now for my t'OIQplllJt - and W.'N =~--~ud MWc.n.I didn't thmk anythlaa-. ca.M llp1d'"'"8,-buti111M1• AIL.ORS STORM TO THE TltLE -- SAN DIEGO -Newport Har- Del' Hig}l's boys volleyball team made an early-season sta~ment ~tw-day night, squashing Esper- anza High's Aztecs in the finals of the San Diego Tournament of thamplons, 15-5, 15-10 ' It was enough to make even the veteran coach of Newport Harbor, Dan Glenn, a little giddy ln the aftennath. •Hey, I'm excit- ed about lb.ls,· said Glenn. "We're off to a good start. We know we have to improve, but I'm excited.• Senior Ty 1l'amblie was named Most Valuable Player of the pres- ~. ious tournament and team· ates Matt Jameson and Bill C vton garnered all-tournament honors. The Newport coach said two others starters, Adam Hearlson and Al Umon, performed well enough to land All· Thumament honors, as well. Zach Wells missed Saturday's play because of volleyball com- mitments and filling the void were Eric Penine and Kent Turner. · BASE Bill Mesa romps, 19-1 • Mustangs take Santa Ana apart with 15-hit -ck for third place. COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa fliijb's Mustangs collected their tturd baseball victory 10 four starts ~aturddy d!> they won lhe third- plftce game agdimt Santa Ana in the Cosld Me!>a Tourn<1ment, shiillmg lhP v1s1tang Sdmts. 19-1 . Bndn f\tontoyd IC'd d 15-hit d!>!:rault, gom9 5 101 5, dnving m two runs dnd .,conng four times. Josh Little wc1., 2 tor 3 dnd had fpm RBis ·Ruben MnCllld went four trull!lgs o.;tnkmq out Uln•e and ..-. diking none to qet the VKtory Al thP plate l're doubled twtce Estttncia lilgh'!> Edgles (1-3) fell in the fifth-place gdffie, 5-1. COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT Third Place COSTA MESA 19, SANTA ANA 1 Santa Ana 000 01 1 4 3 Costa Mesa 109 36 19 15 1 Mojica, Zamora (3). Fernandez (5) and lozano. Mancilla, Little (5) and Farjado. W, Macilla, 2-0 L -Mo11ca. 2£1 · Montoya (CM). Mancilla (CM) 2, Lambert (CM). Seifert (CM) 1 Fifth Place BolsA GRANDE 5, ESTANCIA 1 Bolsa Grande 211 000 1 -5 6 O Estancia 001 000 0 1 6 2 Ramirez and Heredia, Green and Davis. W -Ramirez L Green 2B -Baeder (BG), Ramirez (BG), Mueller ~ 8urc1ag.i (E) 3B Johnstone (BG) Hf(' Rodriguez (BG) Tustin tops CdM~ 6-5 CORONA DEL MAR Tustin scored six t.unes m the !>econd mrung and mdde 1t c;tand up as \ha.. Tillers took the consoldtion ~h.amp1onsh1p of the Newport Elks Toumdment with d 6-5 base- ball den.c;1on dt Corond del Mar Hiqh -The Sett Krnqs rt1ll1ed wtth two m tile hflh to pdH' llw deficit to oqe run before fctllmq to 2-2 ove>r- all. Tustin improves to 3-1. NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT TUSTIN 6, CORONA O£L MAR 5 Tustin 060 000 0 6 8 3 Cotona del Mar 300 002 0 S 8 1 Sen1uro. Ramirez (6) and J. Martmez; Harper and Wiethorn W SanJUJO • 1-1 L Harper, 1-1 2B Madden (T) HR Hippert (T) Pirates fall, 12-7 RIVERSIDE -Ryan Clark unloaded his suth home run pf the season, a two-run shot, and Matt Pope was 3 for 4 with a dou- ble, but it was not enough to stem the tide as host Riverside CC recorded a 12-7 Orange Empire Conference baseball victory Sat- urday over Orange Coast. OCC's Pirates struck with two Lil the first, but that was their last advantage as Riverside (3-3) pounded out a 12-hit victory. ORANGE EMPtlt£ CONRRENCE RIVERSIDE 1 ~ OAAHci£ CoAST 7 Orange Coast 201 022 000 -7 9 O Riverside 330 202 02x -12 12 2 Clark, O'Brien (2), Coleman (5), Harkin (6). Brown (7) and Thompson; Kanscinen. Sander (6) and n/a. w -Kanscinen. L -Oark. 2B -Pope (OCC) HR -Clark (OCO. Vanguards sweep SANTA BARBARA-Southern Callfomia College swept host Westmont Saturday in baseball, taldng a 7-3 victory in the opener, then winning, 6-2 in Ule nightcap of the Golden State Athletic Con- ference doubleheader. Kevin Candelaria was 4 for 4 with a home run and two RBis. Jason Murrietta was 3 for 4 with lwo doubles and two RBis. and Hank Enriquez was 3 for 5 with two runs scored to dominate a 14- tut attack for starter Adam Steck- ler. who went seven innings, allowing three tuts, stn.klllg out three and walking two. Mumetta and Samuel Baeder homered for sec in the nightcap. GOL.D£N STAT£ ATHLETIC CONRRDKE FIRST GAME SoCA1. Cou.EGI 7, WuT'MoHT 3 Socal College 101 201 020 -7 14 4 Westmont 001 000 200 -3 5 O Steckler, Williams (8) and Dent Reeves, Bollman (6), Olguin (8) and Richter. w -Steckler. L -Reeves. 3-5. . 28 -Murrietta (SCC)'2. 3B -Murphy 'Ml). HR · (andelaria (SCC). SECOND GAME SoCAL Col.LEGE 6, WESTMONT 2 So(al College 010 113 0 -6 7 0 Westmont 000 200 0 -2 10 0 Schneider; Steele (5) and Dent Mur- phy. Mcconchie (4) and Richter. w - Scheider. L ·Mcconchie, 1-4. Sv -Steele. 28 -Clark (SCC). Howarth 'Ml) 2, Roberts 'Ml). HR • Murrietta (SCQ, Baeder (SCC), Whipp 'Ml). IOYS VOLLIYllLL . Esperanza, which eliminated Corona del Mar 1n the semi.final. 2-1, was victimized by Harbor by scores of 15-5, 15-10. Newport's run through the tournament included 15-5, 15-13 and 15-7, 15-9 victoiies over Fountain Valley and lrv1ne, respectively, then a huge Fresno · Bullard was bowled over· in. the semifinals, 15-6, 15-4. Friday's decisions at the Tour- nament of Champions came at the expense of San Diego Uni- verlsty (15-5, 15-3), Sena of San Diego (15·5, 15-5) and Las Vegas bwango (15-1, 15-12). The victories, including Thurs- day night's 14-16, 15-11, 15-17, 15-8, 15-7 triumph at traditional powerhouse Mira Costa, gives Harbor a 9-0 record (2-0 in best of five matches). In to~ament play the Sailors have swept every oppon ent. Against Mira Costa they blew a 14-10 first-game lead1 and in the third game they led, 10-2, before Mira Costa rallied for a stirring decision to set up Harbor's come- from-behind per1ormence. Next for Newport ts tbil week- end's Orange County InvitatJonal With another potential matchup with Back Bay rival Corona del Mar. CdM, still trying to round into shape with the late basketball arrivals of Dennis Alshuler and Kevin Hansen, was impressive at S~ Diego Friday, then topped Ml Carmel in the quarterfinals, 15-12, 15-5, before falling to Esperanza 15-7, 7-15, 15-13. ·La Costa Canyon beat Corona del Mar in the consolations, 15-6, 6-15, 15-8. I 11 C I A I I f 11 L· I NH, CdM standouts sparlde • ~Jepsen. Morse (twice), Steen all victorious at the Irvine Invitational. IRVINE -Early-season success for the Back ~y tandem of N~ HarbOr and Corona del Mar wu evident 5aturi!ay at at the lriine High 1\1tC:k and Pield Invttat:ion41. Newport Harbor finished third in the boys com- petition and Corona del Mar's girls were fifth in a meet which could easily be construed as an early- season Orange County Championships. Curt Herbe.rts was a double winner tor the Sailors in the boys competition, winning the 1,600 and 3,200 with clockings of 4:25.49 and 9:31.43, SOFTBALL Estancia takes third place • Danner strikes out 10 in win over Saddleback; whiffs nine Costa Mesa batters, as well. COSTA MESA -Estancia High's softball team captured third place at the Costa Mesa Townament Saturday, putting Saddleback away, 15-4. Earlier the Eagles bad put away Costa Mesa, 10--0. In the third-place game Joanna Danner struck out 10 and tripled. Also with a three- bagger was Stephanie Cachola. Danner bad 9 .ks against Cos- ta Mesa as Estancia improved to 4-1. • Costa Mesa, meanwhile, unleashed a 25-hit attack en route to a 20-3 rout of Connelly in another game. Michelle Nguyen was 4 for 4 with a double, scoring three times with five RBis; Brook Shanley was 3 for 4 with four runs scored, with a double and a triple. • Newport Harbor, with com- mibnents at the Garden Grove Tournament, as well as the Cos- ta Mesa Tournament. lost on both counts. At the Garden Grove Tourna- ment Santa Margarita was a 10- 1 winner; Laguna Beach put Newport away at Costa Mesa, 16-4, in a four-inning mercy decision. COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT third Piece ESTANCIA 15. $ADOl&ACJ( 5 Estancia 204 18 -15 12 2 Saddleback OfO 03 -4 4 5 Danner and Cachola; Guzman and Saragosa. W -Danner. ~1 . L -Guzman, 1-2. 2B -Barnett (E}, Ste-· infield (E). ESTANCJA 10, CosrA MEsA 0 Estancia 022 n -to 9 o Costa Mesa 000 00 -0 2 2 Danner and Cachola; Shanley and Klmklewicz. W -Danner. L -Shanley. 3B -(achola (E), Danner (E). CosrA MtsA 20, CoNHaJ.y J "Ost.a Mesa 552 53 -20 25 3 Connelly 002 01 -3 4 3 GARDEN GROVE TOURNAMENT SANTA MAIKwmA 10 NfWPOM HARIOlll 1 Newport 100 000 0 -1 7 5 S. Margarita 170 020 x -10 12 2 , Urban and Huntington; Bartholomew and Fit:z.patric.k. SC~.sweeps Pt. Loma SAN DIEGO -Southern Cal- ifornia College's softball team won twice on Saturday, sweep- ing host Point Loma Nazarene, 2-1 in eight innings, then 6-1 in the nightcap of the Vanguards' Golden State Athletic Confer- ence matchup. Gretchen Brandt (7-3) went the distance with a six-hltter in the opener, striking out nine. Val Vanaken singled in the win- ning run in the tie-breaking eighth inning. Gina Liebengood stopped the hosts on four hits in the nightcap. Vanaken, Michelle Mwle and Christina Blanken- ship had RBI-singles for SCC tn a four-run first inning. sec improves to 16--4-1. 3-0- 1 in the GSAC1 Point Loma is 8- 14, 1-3. FlllSTGAME 5oCA&. Cou..EGE 2 Pow\' l.oMA NAZAlllDm 1 SoCal College 000 010 01 -2 5 2 Point Loma 001 000 00 -1 6 1 Brandt and Murie; Silva and McMahon. w -Brandt. 7-3. L -Silva. 3-7. SECOND GAME ~Cou.Eca6 PolNr LOMA NAZARENE 1 SoCal College 411 000 O -6 10 3 Point Loma 100 000 O -1 4 2 Lieben9ood and Murie, Jordan (6). Miller. Aley (2) and Mc.Mahon, Cape (7). W -Liebengood, 6-1. L -Miller, 5-3. I ~UBUC NOTICES I PUBUC NOTICES I PUBLIC HOT1CES 11 PU8UC H01ICl9 11,.,~tte;E 1 ~~~ r.-~3 ~-I \I DailY Piii • 1011015 Ross, Dickso11 first-team=: -- All-Sea View-i I I I I • Back Bay duo leads '" : locals among girls hooP,s ! coaches' selections. · I "" t • I NeWJ)ort Harbor High sel\io~ April Ross and Corona del M~ High senior Jennifer Di~n( both centers for their res~ Back Bay girls basketball team.st have been named first-team All: Sea View League by the cir~ coaches. • Newport Harbor senior Krist~ Urban is a second-team choice; while Newport senior Alyssa Paw and CdM sopnomore Krist:ill McCoy received honorable men~ ti on. : The 6-foot: 1 Ross, a repea- first-team selection, averaged 14.6 points against league com~ petition, while Dickson averag~ 8.5 against Sea View foes. . ~ ~ Urban averaged 10.6 po~ 10 league games for Coach Gregg Savage's Sailors. El Toro sisters Giuliana and qfoconda Mendiola, a junior and senior, respectively, shared MVP honors for helping lead the Chargers to a 10-0 record and thelr second straight league crown. • CoAcHEs Au·SEA VIEW LEAGuE GIRLS aA.SKETaAU TEAM Co-Most Valu.ble Players Giullana Mendiola, El Toro ~ Gioconda Mendiola, El Toro jr. FintTum Daniell Bennett. Santa Margarita Sr. Vanessa Ferragamo, S. Margarita Jr. •Jody carlson, Irvine ~. Jennifer Dickson, Corona del Mar Sr. April Ross. Newport Harbor Jr. Bryn Riiey, Woodbridge Jr. Amy Rlkamaru, El Toro Sr. SecondTHm Amber Avestruz. Woodbridge Sr. Amy Everett. El Toro Sr. Colleen O'Leary, Santa Margarita Jr. Shannon Simon, Santa Margarita Jr. Kristin Thawley. Irvine Fr. Kristen Urban, Newport Harbor Sr. Anne Christensen, Woodbridge Sr. Honorable mention: Kristin McCoy (Corona del Mar); Alyssa Paul (Newport Harbor). SOCCER Standings Newport a.ct\ WOmen's soccw Auod.tion Goal Diggers Margaritas Backbay Blast Herrican~ Second Wind White Lightning Red Team WLTpfpapts 5 1 0 24 2 lS 5 1 0 18 10 15 3 2 1 9 6 10 3 , 1 8 7 10 2 2 2 10 9 8 1 5 0 12 17 3 0 5 0 2 25 0 SCHEDULE CNl1MOtll TIME 1 30PM 949-~&-Deed " Tl\llC " .. ~ ~ ....... Ill 111111 1723·41-19 FlctJtloua Bt.Atlneae .. the lime and place for lhree hundred (300) feel STATE OF CAL.IFOANIA) .JI01lCE "* PUaJC Ul.f 1682' 5*"'9CI ~said Calny. Cllb-._....__ ALLSPACE-COSTA N•me Stat.ment hnrtng .. !*Soni In-apart, bUt In no event lhaH COUNTY OF ~uant to the C.t.fomla STORED BY lliE FOL-,. The ...... lddl-. ot ot. _. ........... 1111M MESA, 1536 NEWPORT The following peraons tereslad In °' objadlng to fewer than three (3) notlOes OAANGE) 11 hlf-S.rvlc:• Storeo• F.clll-LOWING PERSONS common o.oi.ion. I ""· cl _...... 0.. of TNll AflN. BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA are doing buSlneu ... the propoaed Y&altlon. be posted. CITY OF COSTA MESA) IPUBLM:~ March. 1999 MARY T. EIJ,..IOTT, Deputy City "Cln end n- offlclo CS.rtt of tfle CUy CouncU of the Clt~f Costa MMe • ••••••••••••••• ty Act (86P Code 21700 at 0019 ADVANCED INTERI-dll 11111= cllllcrt.f _... n. ........ ft1 92627 LIFE LONG LEARNING SECTION 3 These SECTION 5 This Reso-I, MARY T a.LIOTT, Mq.I the undersloned will ~00R 7 SECURE ... ..,RICA hlnlr'I Is ID bl'. 10l2 .._ - ' 6 11111w..:= UNIT I • NAME • INSTITUTE 1787 t Filch dprooeedlogl lhall be con-lotion shal be published Deputy City Clertt Ind ex-.. 1 at public auction. on .,. "~ Slnll CNz Cccll Miia, °' .. ,.. ~ INVENTORY Irvine CalltOmla 92614 • Udlld pursuant to the twice In a newspaper ol officio Clertt ol the City MARCH 22.1999, P<tr90nal U43 HAWLiY MICHELLE Cl 92626· ecu.,fy ~ ...... ~ " .. u A154, GIL PEREZ. Kentec Med1C1I Inc provlalonl °'Section 8900 gene,., dn:ulallon, pllntlld Council of tl'la City of Colla ~petty lncludrng but not 0033 CHIOCMAN CINDY PlfCll tait.: 412•1.a The ..... coUn .. , ~ lllldl HOUSEHOLD ITEMS (CA). 17871 Fitch,. lrvme' et seq. of tl'la Sll'ff(I and and pot>Ushed in the City of MeN. hentby certify that ll'IWted to fumlt~. cloth-LEE ~ T~ ***"' c.MDmll .. n........ A345, CINDY ROSEN-C.htOmll 92614 • Hlghw•rc Code ol the Coate Mesa, Orange the above Ind foregoing tfto, tool• end/M otnerH095 DUOA8~CASEY 0 111y~fot1nyU:cfid_,Tllllllll~"¥~fllr THAL, HOUSEHOLD Thia buslneu ii con-StateoCal~omia. County,Calilomla. AelolullonNo 119-ttwu houMhold llem1 looeted et: H 1 0 3 SAN c N d lie Shit lddl-. end °'* lllY lfwwwiidlw of .. -ITEMS dueled by' 8 corpor1tlon SECTION 4. The City PASSED ANO ADOPTED duly and regularly pused ~~~.;,o~ AVE ~~:~~1RoA DANElTE comnon dellanab. I ""' .......... -A.C61, VIRTUAL MTG. Have yOu slatted dOlng Manager ol the City of this 1st !Sly ol March, and adopted by the said COSTA MESA CA, 82827 H160 PALMER DANIEL J. lhalln ""*"·"Slid ... be ~11111w, .,.,.. .......... INC.s HOUSEHOLD buslne11 yel? Yea 2l8t'IXI Colla Me .. ,, hereby 1999. City Council at I 19gutar TIME 10:00AM 949·646-H153 PEDROZA EDITH mlda.wllout~.9' ........................... ITEM • KaJlleC Med1ca'1 Inc dlrectedtocau1anotloe1ol GARY MONAHAN, meeUngthef90lheldonthe .... 1 • o KN ow LE s ~lCONll8d or lmpllO ,. -•Or-. __,or A4n. ROBERT Sieve Becsl Presldtnt ' the aald proposed vacation 111 day of March, 1999. 05e9 " " ' die.~ ' --~ MC CARTHY, HOUSE· Tiiie stitem' ent ........ II'-"' lobeconapl'cuouatvpoele<I M1yor of the City of IN WITNESS STOREd BY THE FOLLOW· CHRISTINA ... ~ r--i.!· .'!~ llllplled, ~ • ,_. HOLD ITEM"-.... ...... along .. Id &ltf"S of land f()( Coata Mell ING PERSONS: H 198 FENOCHIO Ml· ........... ,._, ID ~ _ ... ur...--oreno • .. ID..,.. >T' With the County Cler1c ol ..... TTEST WHEREOF. I have hete-0109 JOHN 8ANKEL CHA EL bUlll8 cl h ODllgllen, ~ ....... ......... .... • .. B117E TONY MC GILL. Orange Coon!)' on 2-16·99 et least two (2) weeks ~ARV T'. ELLIOTT unlo Ml by hand and 11 8039 PAROLE RANDY H219 LICORISH KENAIOC Q.dna ~ ICMraa, ~ ...... --.., ... Died HOVS HOLD ITEMS 1""7Q2&$ befof9 lhe dale of aald n-. .. , City Cleftt of the n>ced the SMI of the City of 8071 SALAZAA LUIS E01 , KEYS WIU.IAM .. """"' c:tlll'Dlt ... b'Y. TM&, .... ....... ~ • B 2 1 9 ' M ' c HAE L Law otlic.t of hetlrlng Said nolloel shall _,,... Colt• Men ttll• 2nd di I C028 WILSON CHARITEE ......... r .. ubjecttoprtor uld plq*ty. Tiie ..i 8fl'Cllri DllO'Mldln ............... ~~~~~~· HOUSE-LPOYfD ~WI R~~IL_A bl posted l104 more Ulan Cltyo Coeta ... yo 0131 .JOYA RAFAEL o-•llatlon. T•nn•. ru1 .. dlltunplld blllnclcllltol>o lf-.undlr .. .._ifllldo.I B2 .. 3 p•TRICIA ro ................ ,,.,. .. llOfl, s :A G and reii"4atlon1 avallable11t lgabl liQnd tiy .-S Plopel\y flt T• '-........ • ,. • " 19200 Von Kannan Ave T. R T1N PROPEROTY 22301 ..... Dllttd thil 8'Tli and and ~'*"-I COiia. ,... "' .. ,..... ... of.. CHARTIER. HOUSEHOlO SUI $70 I .. I 2oe6 Pl.ACENTIA AVE 115lli of MARCH. 1898 by ..,_ nf--. It llt -. _... W 111111 Dlld ITEMS _._ ca:m11'~~· COSTAMESA CA82827 '5 o,,8fl0_, Inc •• 701 tne ol ..... ~ d r-. "" .. -"' 8378. NBIFF/JEr i-D•ilY Pllo4 Mat. 15, 22, TIME 10;00AM 84•&4&-Wt9*'nAvenut. Glend .... 1111 H*91t fWf,14U10.. Ullplid ..._ 91 .......... CONITEMNES A. HOUSEHOLD 29, Apnt 5, 11199 m425 Off8 CA 11201. (8181244-03'0M8~E-'IYMI-...... ~ ........... &:..... A 'NEW ITOAED BY THE FOLLOW-8090, Bond No 6867832. bl! eoi,o.._ Hia1J Lt Ind ........ _..... -. B' 3~1 MICHELE RESOLUTION .. o PERSONS: 03/08, 03115 Roa ~J!:.lr:f" ................... AUMOAY, HOUSEHOLD NO. 99-11 g::s=A=IWAMS =-~-~~}Mlal cm5t23'8,~5• lll88 °' .. i.::::.;a.ofn. IT~~. LARRY DAVY, T~R~~LUJm,H.:.r U86 FOREMAN CLINT Ill OtfaM -I died:.: llOTU aF TillmD IA&..E TS = --;.. 0.. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OF THE CITY OF B lJS1.NESS ? ? £019 THOMPSON ~01Vl21115 ~,WI* No.: 11 'BDti ~Ma. n. ._..... _.. ft1 8445,WAYNETANNER, COSTA MESA, CAU. NANNETTEVER JOHN den ID Pl*!~ ll'Ol*1Y I ttDOS1ll AWINI l1llc 06 ...... ID .. •*4iill ~!EHOL. AONO ALrTEDMSHAR· FORNI"" DEC' '"'AtNO • • E037 SIL ""Y be acid II '~ .. 'I 1911n YOU -W --T .... ~ _. Dmlll.., ........ ~':'.£. - EE11!! ~!';;'.:'~sEMARY '°"'*"SI~ cl .. ~o::.nutamot··-0.-. ............ 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Agent 94g..73r.geoo • BELCOURT 24 ~·rd gated community, 4BR 3 SBA, 4l'p's, CJYtrS1zed\tas1e1 SUie. libraty, gcurmet lulchen Judy Muncy Prud1n1111 C1 Realty 800-413-7686 Hlt'bor Ridge Ouatom 2,Hf,000 Enalilh Tudor Eslllt. s& 681. SF~'a, oce111 Yltw Ha1bor R Et11t1 S2. ,000 Fttne:h Normande Esllle 581 5 5Ba. pool, oc.\ vi.w Glatlt8~ 24 Hout MW47~7170 l-STORY SlLVEll CRFSI' TOWNHOME ~all able fr-$111,000 $AVENOWI 55+ Seniors Doublewlde 1~room.1-bath. llke new carpet. llnoleum & roof #,191 Complete (N9)7n-flU6 WATER CLOSE 2-bed<OOm.2.o.th c.t>ene home NewJ>ort Beech Ut,IOO Space Rent '1.0fO twlth long """ ,,.. ,.., 7"-4041 --------·How to Place A ~ D -Monday ................ .Friday S:®J>m Tu day .............. Monday S:OOpm Wedne <lay ......... Tuesday S:OOpm ~Fax ·· (949) ·b31-o59+ (Plea.c mcr111k rnur 111111" d111I plume 11111n1"r 1nJ '!IC II r~ll ~1111 back •11l11p11rc111101(') By Phone (949) o42-3b78 By MalKn Person: :330 Wc!it Bov Strt·t•1 Co.,to \lr.,a , c·A 9:1<1:.F \1 \r"f"''' llh1l k B,11 '-1 Hours Trlcpho11r 8:30am-:i:(>Opn1 \l1.111la\ •Frnl.1\ Thurs<lay ....... Wedne day 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Ill " ,' I , , I ; I '' .:~ ' }l ,. 400. 412 -··-' - I. ~..,.. ~-;. f .•. · •• ' •• ~·~., ' . '\ ·~ ~ . ... . . ~'to> -·---41>• Bay Front Fl»'n Studio pYI trtrwa, rttrtg. microwave, wld, uastc.ble. quiet! $695/mo. No Ptts. IMH73-3059 ~ .. ; ·-· , .... -~":"·. '{. \...'...'• •', l ~ ,.,~... . ·. I, .. ~ .. ,.4... . .: ~ FRONT atucfio. No peta, Ill utll • cable Incl 11 OOCflno. S10.S0.2'54 GREAT VIEW I &ie bMdl: 1 br , bl, ganige, okttr bldg. AVlll 4-711075/mo. MMTW20I rn .. '· .. -""_, -t ',', ~ \ I ,"J . .,. . - , . , I I · \j 'i t~~ Vwy Priv119, Sptelou9, Ltg 29' 1 Ba tW'3rd room. pettect lof otc, FP, lndly, 2e gar. 1 b1oc:1c 10 ocn. S1900'inoMMSo.7411 Olde COM RENTALS AU. KINDS 949~·1984 • COSTA MESA'S BEST * J\#11or t bedroom and 1 bedroom, also 2 bedroom 1 blth Quiet gated comrnirity' pool, ttmis, easy access lo lreewey, beach & malls 714o557.oo75 ·~·~ ,.__-' • I ·-j .. ,., • ~ •. ,_ . , EJ VIEW BACK BAY 2br 21>1. '°"'"'10UM •• 2 cat Of" wlopentf, ltplc, all amen, S1550fmo. 90M»3130 Newport Marina Apartmeota BaP,ront community with private beach & marina. Walle to Balboa laland. lBR. 28Rand 2BR widen tl200.t3600 Woodbuming fireplace & private garage. Sony, no peta. Pleae ea.Ila (949) 760.()919 TRl.UVEL TOWNHOME Very Spacious 2Bedroom 2Batl with PWlOIWTllc View, Privalt EllvllOf. 2.6 Car Encloltd GlrlGt. FJrep!IC9, Huge Wiii~. wlltter/ dryer hk-uiit & yanS. $2000/mo on 1 YI# lelle. Cll f0t llPJll IM~ TiiE BEACH HOUSE APTS. 1W SUPERIOft Ctiamifi 3bf 2bl untum up- gt'8dtd, lg, W/d, '""*; no 1mollt/pe11. $1100 mo Mt-m-5802 158~= BALBOA PENN ShORT TERM RENTAL Avail di June t Specious, delwce, 2Bdrm 2bl, l~lum, c:loll to PiBI Wilk to l>Meh, dupltx. Sunny, qullt. 1br +. W/D. Gar9ge, $90Cltmo. no p«a. · Mt.7S0-1SSI wt HAVE IO HOMES IN HWPAT ICHfJCOSTA MESA From $1500 ·$8000 Pit Mani\. No F .. Broker 9CH42"3850 PliiOfWiiC VIEW ComplNly remodlltd home In Dover Shortt 6200 ... mAltlt lloorl, LUlMllM Mstr, granh t<KrterS. new root. Plfv*• pool ~ll S750G'per mo HANO "EDDY REAL lY (IM9) 559-0386 FAIRWAY APAKl'MENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMM\1Nl1Y BY FASHION ISUND a..utlfUI ""°'llned ltrMtl and golf COUf'M vlews. EnJ6Y carefrM IMng In your large 1, 2 or 3 BR apartment hc>fMI •1Wo<W...-. • ~/rtryet hookuptl • Ar9P.ce (Wood & OM) • Nr OO!dttolq •Wet tMir In 2 end 3 BA • Mann tyttem • 11,ICIO '° 12.tH ........ Oii (141) 844.oeot Sorry. no .,..._ Walk-111 8::Wa111-5:00pm \f1111tlil\4-11tla\ alurday ............... Friday 5:00pm Index 420 470 •• ,.. ['i':al fhe:.~tl I~ 11 476 t~11 ·"MI - -lo the Newport '::;, area Fem. ~ ml1. spayed. Dtntll biller Helt Back Bay 3bt 2.5be. lux Bike i's now 11 thl ~ el llho4s Smlrt, SW9flt end J 20$-40$ hour .&PPC)llfDIFln' new mlt bf • ba. 2 frplc'•· Beach Police ~ PfOjeellve' Needs 10 bl «ty E dental ..-.... ltAI -2 ctr gar w/laundryrm. dOg In home 949-640-1516 ISY -'»• Ir-~-.. smYJIS S2000mlo Ind Qa'dlnlr Found 1 pl9cl jtwelry In _ comp.rtet reqwtd nnn-da d No ptta.. MJ.m.1oi5 Newport B9ICtl Clll io ld9ttdy 1 1 1~s5111121 ,. ~ ~ 0 .ailed Htftiir ~ Bel1'f Portet 94~7911 ~ MERCHANDISE OfirvERS: OWNER °'*11ors ~812 ·ann .: .. 1. or 2 yeari. $4500lmo I I WANTED :'r:rcz~ •fXN 38'+den+t1111 nn. snows like 412 ~ CUllTEAY RECORDS. TOP OOUARI stale haulng. 3• mor*'8 a· Per Hour • model. Aon IM9-227~ "°'8 J R & B sOIA Rock elc pei1ence.. Nortl Amencln VIII Too-oroduccn * lilUFFS 1:STOAY 38dfm au, SO's & Sus Unes-8()0.348-2147 Oepl • ri1&bu 28dl, new. l:a!JM!C. tfllhly PACIFlC Vl~W MIKE 645:-7505 CAS (CAL'SCAN) • • ~Dnul --- palnled & v~. $2250t'mo. 2 plota VISTA DEL MAR wANfEbl OLD COINS• ORIVEMiRE CHANGER : ....i- Ager'll 714-576-1212pgr. S2'750Md'IMM54-165S Gold 5Mf Franllanmn staf· CllUSTBEEXPER)newbuSln •i......__,..,_ 'Newpor1 Hiilghi• 2br 21>1, 2 I • , Ina Old wi1Chla & ¥fl#ll,ry eM, good drM'lo racord. rm for E llbllahcid In 1989 c• gw, lrg br over P ··• ~ 44Q .ell' W£STCDAST COIN642·9448 ~ ~H4S-00e6 ciai~1f0Wtna ~~~s:oic:.=.e745 FCJR:SALE WANTED WCTRICAL ENGINEER C..U for..,.,.lmmt PATIO FURNmJRE BSEE l0t design end '9stklG 1.a88-a13-4744 I ; :t9 I HOT DOG CART 8'tnd New 949-674-424& of~ amplitlera for AudlO ,113 --___.._..... ~lier 111 11alnlt .. ltMI, lint b9neflta. Fu ,..._ to comp1eet1y,.1<1Yto go! Only 954-42'4281 CITY OF S2150. 150-ts2-t534 ETM: Inbound Phone Slit• Mutt •II omit•'°" dlSr>lay Sports & Concer1 llClllllS NEWPORT BEACH 3BDRM 2BATH 'SUMMlr raekl. CONOie table, 4 lroi1 PT $7/hr FleJOble Shifts ts currently accepting Pris11ne, Lile & ~. no pets, ch1lr1 price n1got11blt. . catl Ott @1 71'~085 applications for PIT sum· $2500/mo. Sandy Daley· Agent Prlv811 ~ 114•964-9952. Experienced boat bullder1, mer employment 1n our 949-644-6373 Ext. 216 St•I Bu rng1 In e>ngjilai lamlnators, caipenter ""'""' summer day camp and Crate 40x24 was $5.880 mechanic/plumber & elecirical youth basketball praoram recently renov;ited, near mtJor FWys & lttr&CIS, OC Pa1rgrouods college.bcbs,sbopping mall 24hr rrt desk. Free HBO. ESPN, DisGovery, DO phooel. spa & pool Fb'sl wt sped.a.II Oil si.o81es&dbls. $134+ Tax. C.M. Motor Inn. 2277 Harbor Blvd. 949/645 .... 840 now $2 .969 c111 J Im Mary dePucale, MM. awlY 81 W•st•i Merine, 660 For more lntormatlon or lo 1-800-212.0111. •tn Your Home• w. Hlh St #39 olta ...... schedulean1nte1Vll#, Sale ~~~h 931~'!:~,c lessons available :~ ==i~ $8,614, 50x75Jt14, $11.266 800. 600. OS 2 Glner•I 949-644-3151 &0x100ll1&. s11 556 Mini· •Fresh Start• storage' 40x 160' 32 U!llts. $17 228 Free brochures Travel. e1CC1temerc Ion' -~com Looking '°' tr1dlv with Sentinel Bui ldings exceten peOCllt Sklls 800-327-0790 Ext~ 79 $2K·$5K mo po1en11al (CAJ.'SCAN) CARE•GIVER lor elder'f Tra.nng #Id llilllel evai 10 yews local references 7'W92.o813 ~~~~ 1·79 ~1 AIR FORCE. GET PAID 116430 per hour prOC*S!ng lnlUllllCe ctans lor local dociOrS olhce Complele training prO\'ided Computer 1'911J'red CaJ 8()0.942-8141 ext. 6 (CAt.'SCAN) ••o .•• ,. - --~--~--~~-4 L.~ IUIALUl/UllYUll NT YOll Looti11J F"' A Sccwr F"llWrill F lllW't "' COfUfJ1dofi"! N.. I a-t C....., b Wotini FOT ~.a-cw ~~· CalMn ~A~ Cll Saeft. 1l4l9SU9Sl Tt.~lilot --.·1~ ;iMORTJIAlllES' PACIFlC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 PIOflc View OfiYe Newport Beech 644-2700 PIERCE R011IEM IEU IROADWAY Mortuwy * Chapel CremaliOn , 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 Great carHr oppot1unities IVailable lor high school ~Ids. 1g9$ 17,27, Plua up IO $9.000 ~tlnln( bcnlS d you quallyl F0t an lnfonnlllor'I PICket clll 1 ·800·423·USAF or vlsll www airlo rce corn LIFEGUARDS Now l'inna lor Sonvner ·99 9ft..1'8-ISIO ----------------------------.. Sh1t1 il>f h0m1 In cM College Plltl. neer lllPOfl/lf 1e- ways, nolsmk. llllllle pref'd $700 + 112 utls 714·24t-8515 NEWPORT BEACH wlik to belCll 1 Bedroom Wl1>dl. all lllltO Sec:urity' 1 sl & last + uti1!les $S50lmO 949-646-3735 FREE TAPe • HOW 10 creete ~ streams cf Income bwlna homes In niCe 1ree ~h noihiig dOwl\. 241lr recorded measagt 1.8()0.952·9585 I)(· tension 730 tAJ.'SCAN) PfflRMACI f.Ff Ukiah Val· II)' Mtdlctl c.ntlf'. I rural 116 bid P'• ~' localed "' No Caltomla rtdwoocls has 111 nwntdille °'**'II Fuly ~Id. ,,.,. cf ., ...... ltrdllClpllnlly Cll9 T Mm". Fot more Into & ~· Cd (707)462-7394, 230 .\ HolfJllal Or • Okilh 95482 or lu rlSUll'll 10 (707)462·7298 . (C~'ICAN) ...... ..... I' ............... ........ .,. .. . .... .. ... ....... ...... ~ .. -•rv •• ... ~,.. _, ..... ----. .•· ·YI ' . . .... · .... ~ : . ... ,,.,, ..... , .. , . a..,....,, ...... M••••nor ..... ,.,,,, (CAL'SCAN) AVON PRODUCTS Stl!1 your own buslneSs WOOi lleXlblt hours. E'*>Y unlimited t"'*1gl Cal IOI ITll (888)942-4053 (CAl'SCAN) Rt1taur111t CooQ, Wlltltlllqltt'llHI , d•llvert. etc. Ca• MM31..SSl2 CoUl1 Proceulng Spec:lailli Ill. $2073-$2741 per moMh Orlflge COU!ll'f Superior Court, Hatbor Justroe Cenler seeks qillliltd lndlvicMts to ptrtorm I variety ol dencal Cllbes Reqlltes 1 yr dtlitll up. & 40 wpm kaybrdng Come tor written tllt Tueaday, 3/23/91 5:00 p.m I 4501 JemborM Rd., N.B., Rm 222 Cd (949) 4~n4 tor more lnlo DEMONSTRATORS PT, IOI grocery ltOrta ltl your .... w..unci dayl, eer n1ee11ary, e1ll MM42"'213 fleCiPilonl11 for IMllY court reporting egency Lots ol phorles & vaMt(, V45wpm, know o1 Wildows helplul FIX r9$11Tl9 Debbie 7 I 4·5"9-2714 ~lonl•t Law 'Arm FfT. 55 + wpm, WorcFlf . S8 5-$ l()'hr OOE Fax resume lo 949-752-.6161 SALES PT, for ut= women111ore In Ulllon llland. Contact Ktlly « Darryl 11 Mll-759-7915 Stcrtlll'f Word P9rf. AIR NP SOwpm. good llll1h NB ptopert~ mgr near PCH FA)( 949-722 · 7085 SECURllY OFflCERS Now hlnng FT/PT II ~ Exclusive locallons, paid lrwnJ.10P P9Y 949-24&-a580 *TEACHERS* $8 · S llhir. NeW'POl1 Btar::h Preschool needl PIT l Fff lelChltS w!ECE UllllS IO .one t.4Wan!S & IOddlell Banef!'.sl ·~2· WHITI1ER LAW SCHOOL Whittier Law School is looking for proctors to administer final exams at our campus in Costa Mesa between May 5-14. Must be reliable, organjztd, have good vwbal skills and be responsible for transporting exams and bluebooks to and from claA100ms. Must be available to wort< during the day. $8.00/hr. Send letters of Interest with work history or resume to Phyllis Sllnds • Fax: 714/444-3458 3333 Hatbor Boulevlrd eo.ta MM&. CA 92Gt NophOMe.111,..... ActYatllUaa Account Executives Rapldly up1nd1n1 comm\lnuy nc11npapcr Jf'OUP stcks acl(· motlv111td ICCO\lnl C~\lllVU to tell rrt11l adwnl~lf\& Wt p~kr candklMa to have a minimum of l yur pt1n1 .d111Cru1ng upcncnct · Excc:llent comrnufti«tlon 1k1l\s, ability 10 Kt goab and ma~c pro6ualonAl prt1cnt111on1 tn • fut :paetd and detail· orimtcd cn~ronl'IW'l\t SUry ~ coa\millton bctlltt\t btnd'it petktp. tnchadn'I ..0100 DN& tam\tnNPhy» l fotqWt<i EOE SaMI ra•• %1 $ fu IO: ATIN: LYM &Ola (949) 650-4801 .... "Affordable Alternative'' Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? call Toll Frtt 1-888-54CASKET Sming Or2ngt I Surrounding Countrit) ''Dog.~~ ''Perro.*' ''Ht1nd. • "Chie1k .. I . . I • ' TODAY'S 1-_C~RNO.._s.s ... w,.Q~B~n~P .... U~Z.z .. L .. E....._ .. 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Call for Answers • Touch--or Rolaty ""°"" • 95e I* mrU9 1-900-37()-9800 ext. code 500 and TANNAH HIRSCH AN WER TO WEEKLY BRIDGF. QUIZ Q J • A' Suuth, vulnerahle. you hold, • Q 9 6 0 Q 4 0 K 106 5 • K 9 76 1111: h11Jdmg has proceeded· NORTH EASI 'OlTTff W~ 1 O Pti1 I N'f Pus 11.7 Pius ? What oc1ion do you ltlk~? A You havc a mu1mum for your ii:utial re ponsc of one n_o trump and, since panner now promises o Sill- card i.uit, you are clearly worth another hid. It is bimply a mailer of whether two no trump or three heart~ is your best hct, ond we huve a strong pn:feNncc for two no trump i.mce you have ~i1ional stoppers in all three unh1d suits, a halc1nced hand and no ac~ Q 2 -As Sou1h, vulnerable, you hold: • A942Q UIO '4ad•AKQJ 109762 Partner opens 1he biddmg wi1h one 5pade and Ellst ovcn::alls wuh two heuns. What acuon do you take? A -1llc only question is how good are partner's spades. 11lere is a sim- ple way 10 find out -the Grand Slam Force. Jump to five no trump to a k p&r1ner 10 hid a grand slam holding two of the three top spade honors and a smoll slam with any other holding. Q 3 -Both vulncrahle, as South you hold: . • 8 J 1.7 K Q J 10 7 4 o 7 2 •A 6 S Your nght-hantl opponent opens the bidding with one spade. What action do you Ulkc'! A -Yes, we would mal.c a weak jump ovcrcall of three hearts, but only al 1h1s vulnerability Promising a ~ood i.ui l and some M!vcn playing tnch mal.es 11 easy for partner to judge the potential of the hand. Had your side not hcen vulnerable, an overcall would be more descriptive of your play mg wcngth. Q' -Nculi.:r ~ulrl\:t»hlc, 11' Soulh )'OU ht,ld: •'4 1.?A76 O A86Sl •t5l 1he hi<kling has nrocccdct.I· NOR111 F.AS11 SOUTH w~r le::> i o 1 What 11Ction do you take? A -Do not even think of muking u penally doubll! (or passing and then convening partner's hahmcing dou- ble to penalties if you play lll.!gative doubles). W11h ace-third in opener's major, a side uce and a rulling value, you have o clear ruii.c 10 two hearts. Q 5 -As Sou1h, vulncrJble, you hold: •KQ Q7 o J83 •AK87542 The bidding has proceeded: NOR111 F..AST SOUrH WFST IQ Pass 2• Pim l• PllSI 7 What do yoo bid now? A -Your two-over-ooc rcsponi.e combined with partner':. reverse have obvioosly created a game force, but a rebid of three clubs does not do justice to your suit. To tell partner yoo can play in clubs oppo- site even a single1on, jump 10 four clubs. Since you did not jump to three clubs ihitially, partner will know the suit is not solid. Q 6 ·East-West vulncrahlc, as South you hold: •A1086 Q Q7 O Q1098S •A8 The bidding has proceeded: SOU1'H W .. :\wr NORTH F.AST I O P».ss IQ 2• ? What action do you take'! A -How did 1h1s one slip , ... ! W11h a dead minimum opening hid and no particular lil..ing for partner'i. suit, it 1s time to complete the de!>Criptum of your holding. Pass. l~.I Piute bt wwy of out ot area companltl. Chectl with IN locll 8ttler Butlne• BurHU before you Hncl any money or •• '°' MfVlctt. Read end undtutand tny contrKt• before you elgn. Uk 'If lief; t/oa /t!~1te A GOOD ADI · · Call 642-5678 -f . --A\ 222 ACOUSTICAL CEJUNGS Acovttlc Celling Removal Knoclc down texture applltd can Celling Design HOWi 71~1<>-3315 Aobtrt Prof'I Cwpet Cl11nlng Honest-Pol~•-Fastlll Frilrdy Ind Mature!!• Lon 714-979-2098 CERAMIC I • TILE LEAKY Shower• rtpllrad. RegrOllllng Ind lnst1ll1tlon. C.1170130 Dean of Tiie. t4M73-e065 714-&4M526 · LEWIS CONSTIUJ¢1i6N-, Aemodelloa * HIWldymln Uc: ' 7~1'73 Local Rtsldent 714·557-5925 11000 WEEKl.Y aMllng tlwtlDpel al hotnt frM lnlo Rlllfl llOnO Mll..oclftlHd. ..... etMIOpe) to. ACE, Otpl 603. p 0 Bole 57'8, Diamond Sar. CA 91765. (CAL'ICAN) IOSINtss llHWEY.'TOI Ir" IUl'lty-1811 "" wt\111 you ft n. 111..iec1 1n onv lllW 110M opportunllles lfi•t flt VoUt ne9ds CaN 800-282-11519. 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L'697347 241111 M;;W722 ii(E'S CUSTOM PAINTlNG 'f ADDITIONS IREMODEUNO FARTHING INTERIORS KllchelV8llNRemodel Room Adcitions V1$&1MC 266 CLEANING ™AJNTENANCE JUNK TO THE DUMPlll 11 ...... 1112 AVAUSLE TOOAYl 14M7W5M , Prolaslontl, c:leln, qual1y ~ lnVext&~ Ll7034ee 831~10 U580875 949-645-9325 REBUILD OR fiElliOOEL i'iOrne5 or Offices • Oulllly Conltructlon • Aeuonabl'f Prioed • Local Compeny 1636316 • Steohenson & As5oc:lales Cell 941-644·5465 E Cl r..~, uro eaner~ V~•6'flCP ·-PRo;mtoHAUSM ~ OUAllTY DtOICATIVk I '/14 342-0656 714 437-2704 .... SMALL JOB EXPERT! QUNCAN ELECTRK: Loc:aUOulck ff1P011M. ~ 20 yutl •lCPlfltnct 1.1275870 650-7042 LICENSED CONTRACTOR No Job 100 amal Iii. MIVICtl Repeir, remodel. llnl. new MS, spu 845-3658 HOME IMPROVEMENTlll Drywall-catptfllJY· repalta end mudl lllC)(tf Sn'lll jobt ok. Gaiy MH4W277 HOME llestoAI REilOOEl Tiit, dlWtll, ~ llencH, dtcka, rrn edd'" roof•, gen. rep, Comrn/re .. Rera, lrM ttt. Ctlrlt 71~ • .--------•I o;n;rai COfitr:Milaymtft ...-cA-~..... Llcenltd t. loncl ClfJ)tnlty --drptlVpalnVrtmdllhtJali• D!i MSM Conetr. 71WU-2Aal §'NG PAGE'S HOiiE fiEIAIR -~ ~ _,a Pllll'tlnQ lt1ae woodwollelng. -·--·---Olumblng y11CS clean up ~14.J7 .. l35t OOXUTY CAUTCUXN 20 yetfl tXI* ~tncll. rM YOUR H•NOYMAHI ~ 650·9S25 \f.l\1'•1Rl ('11\,iRt r !!11\ 1 -,· 1 , 1n n· ; .. \t'I \\Ii \I l\t, \:I I' I ·'I'\ PHEN+DIET Complete Mc:dlcal Proa. s79/ Wc:1aht Lon -· Me.it lotd .... IAGRA ~COH§IN l vrsm 800-700-8 4 JAYIEA·I UWA RIMC( Slaltlna flOM $15 00. ~ ~·~ ......... um1a• .. \i. •Uhl tan c..Ala•a...M ..... °"""' . "" ... ......... , ....... ' , . • ".a& ........ PUBLIC NOTICE The Calll. Publlc- Utllltlts Com01l11lon REQUIRES that all used household goods movers print thtlr P.U.C. Cal T number; lrnos and chauffers print their T.C.P number In an l<Mrtls· "*1tS. If you hive • quesbOn about the le?all1y of 1 mover, Umo or cflaufftr, ca•· PUBUC UTILmes COMMISION 714-SSM1~1 OUAUTY CARE t. 20 YEARS Fllr Pt1Ce1 ' ~ ' e.ttrtor Pair( local r•l'lllCeS NB trN Ron iotM-45-2417 RliNBOW clAclE ilAINt. PllnllnQ·lntleJCI. Hous6'apc. quelify Jobi FrM est'•. L15&9897 636-8888 ROBERT ISBELL CO. lnlel'lor/tJCltrlor, 1111111 Jobi OK. OtcotetlYt Pelnllng L1494350 Cd M0-848-300& Of ptgt M0.580-M28 21 YRS OOAUTY PAIN't\NO TOUCffUPS TOO 24 Hft. Richard llnor Lkf2**4 MHIMlt2• luuegcr palntlaa ruldinrlal faux finishing Wood rutoratfon man hew 949-548·5481 lie. 740898 • ' •• ·.·, • ,, •• J Doily Pik>t ..,m,.~~ ~~-C 0 ~.:-~f.= ...... , .... ~ COITA~ ·--MMSO. ~ mso n.......,... (714)Mt·t• u••*''* fl'lll'Y Ill W PWi W!Mid. IMOAU5tDI '7 llliCurr 5iM .,,.._ 'W ABS, (tOIDI) l1t,9M LIV. mocnool. NC. 8'*' Only 11k !nit•' Loaded, IOUIM C041J ACUIA Certlled (OOOIMICI 1.1~'?!! OlfflCt Fatw oassed ~· (714)11NIOO IOUTM COAIT -vnf' S10.ooo Inn .... n .. 1-CAIW 111 KW W (714Jl1NIOO •UbWll ldiPM os:t fii ~·1~~-~c:."J,::.s ~·:tii·1't&:t::.K::· LEXUS °' WH TH SOUTH COAST ACUM LEXUS or WES1MIN$'T£R (714)112... (714)t'7t-2SOO (714)192..,. OOOGE AAii ·A 1811111 Trooper ff fin NEONSPORT SEDAN 191 ~='.Wi°~°"s1~~mttt. ~~ ~.::"r~.~7l':1'i1 Aul~ ~Ji)JJ~ COSTA MESA INflNfT1 ·~•tttt.•t.• (714)97 .. 2500 (714)24MIOO JXouXA XJs CONV. 'ii NiSSAN llllXIMA GL£'ii Elote TALON bl 'A SH,"5 9M211 Only 30K mtleS, M power, 1 &lnfool. cruise. cess. BAUER JAGUAR owner (707800) $16,995 47731109727 $6888 (714)t53-4100 Co1t1 MtN lnllnltl ATLAS DODGE JXoOXA XJs vu '14 (714) 24MSOO (714)54!:1"4 S2Uts tM170 NtssXA XE kiHG CAB 'iii FORD AEROSTAR '11 Auto. 1lr, crulst, 1111. 4601.82e629 $41188 ATLAS DODGE (71~1134 F~O ET CPE 'ii Moonloof. <:Ml, .., 47'N 380864 $3488 FOni EiijilOfli *Ii 'i7 m.• 7~ BAUER JAOUAft ('714)HS-4IOO A Tl.AS DODGE (714)5*1'34 FORD TlURUi Cil 'i5 pwr~,A8S. ~10069 $5988 ATLASOOOGE 1714~1834 GEOM~HB'i7 '-tlto, air. cass. 4707(706155 $7488 ATLAS DODGE (714)546-1934 GRANo:Ail 117 Auto, al pwT.(56t003) Sl0.995 SOUTlt COAST ACURA (7~7·2500 GRANO c ROKEE LTD '113 Auto, lllv, (671780) S12,995 SOUTlt COAST ACUAA (714)t7t-2SOO HOHbl CiViC EX 115 ~o. •. pwr wiM:lclc/steelf, 49k mies. (008499) $11,898 LEXUS Of MS1'1111HST£R (714)112-&tOI HONDA CAv 'i7 Blue(~euto. U pwr. won, lastl 1 l St8,.995 C STA MESA INF1NfTI (714)241-1300 INFliifi 020 '15 GreeM>aot. auto, lthr CO (515486) S13,995 costA MESA INRMT1 (714)241-1300 1Hf1NiTi 020 'n lllorylbelge, auto, ltlv. ~ (452662) S8,995 COStA MESA INANm (714)24MIOO INFififl bo 'M Lo ml. co, (001417) $19,995 COSTA MESA IHFlNfTI (714)24MIOO rNfiN'fl bO '91 Blaek. lthr. (017800) $17,995 COSTA MESA IHFtHm (714)241-1300 THE LOCAL. PLUMIER: A Div. ot 11.1.m BMpt. tnc. ,_,. loc&lln!>'llab ... dttec: Frllncly seM:e, lrw'd L1752497 MH75-9304 DAN blwlON PUJllllNNG Repair, Atmodel, RtplPt, Orilns 24hr sdervlce EXlltlt ~ellll>es Ll554'722 EiPEAf DRliH ClEANING Plumtling repairs 20 yrs exp, ., work guaranteed STEVE 545-8298 Plumblni/drtln deaning 241\r em«gency SVC. LOW rates, Ir• 111. bOnded, n. sored. 646-3299 ORCO PLUMBING fl DLUN .C~NJNO 7 • DAYSIWUK Sr. Ci1iau Oitcoun1 7601170 BAUER JAGUAR 291( miles, I owner! auto, 714-tSa..ctOO bed Iller (331621) JI 1,995 JXauXR XJi SEDAN 40 'i3 COSTA MESA INflNm' 117,11$ 93..aot (m)2A1-1JOO lt'AUEtt JAGUAR NISSAN PICkuP 11M10 1t .. t53-4IOO AJC SHEU. AMIRI CASS, JXoOXR XJi sEbAN 117 xi.Hr CONO. 191< Mt, $4500. 141,IH 17 ... 275 MM42.f777 . BAUER JAGUAR _O_L_OS~A.,..,C,,.,.Hl_,EV,.,.,..,..A..,,.SL,.....,,..'13,,_ {714)tU-4800 Pwl w!M>cb. sats- JXOOXR XJi sEbAA 46 'A 4704A>12324 $6988 U1 -M.t2tl ATLAS DODGE ' BAUER JAGUAR (714)546-1H4 71 .. 153-4800 otbs EJGH1Y EIGHT ·as JAGUAR XJi SEDAN 4o 'i4 Auto, air. fill pwr peel(, Ill. CIC. U1 "5 loM295 lllv, llloys (824736) $10.898 ' I.AUER JAGUAR LEXUS 01"' WESl'MIHS~ 11 .. ISS-4800 (714)192-6906 JXOOXR XJi SEDAN 4o 'ii PON'TtAC GRANO AM SE 'i4 '35,195 91-3934 Pwr Ylh1oclcs, A.BS BAUER JAGUAR 470&'S50244 S7'88 71 .. 153-4800 AJr:)~~~ S3~JS" XJi venaem .'.:6oe1 PORSCHE 86 CARRERA 911 BAUER JAGUAR TARGA. Chrome~. $18,500 (714)953-4800 \ trlde ol< as partlal payment JloUXR xJi vXR6EA pnva1e pany 94!J.673-04' 1 S41,tt5 M ... 121 SPIRIT V-6 '9' BAUER JAGUAR AA llW!'~.ml. (116403) $5995 (714)953....00 SOl11n COAST ACUftA (714)97•2500 Jaguar XJt 1ff1 6<* orio mi, new tlres. 00 inmeculltt, S12,500 pnvate ~Mn.o411. CIWoliH Spof1 'ts 21t. IU'lo. till, pwr i*o. llr. roof radc (620598) $ t 1~7!Je LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (114)112-6908 LEG NO LS '12 Low mies. IUlly loaded. won't lut. (012221) $13,995 SOUTH COAST· ACURA c&14)970.2500 OS LS 400 'A Auto, llr, lthr, moonroof. eloys. ABS, CO (186527} 118,998 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892 .. 908 OHCOLN CONTINENTAL 'IS AIAo.~llr. lul pwr, ll!Vlm CUS,AJV (699353) $15,998 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (714 )192.ftOI :.· .. ~f;il~~ •• 'J I:. -.:-.-~. l•llftd Slut PooltWHkly ~ Ind .,. Pl.fllpl, Mo4ora. Htlltll Cell fOf ape- del rates i49-&45-8728NB POOL SMITif sfu 1171 Equic> & repalls * WH/llJy 5t1Y Add washel. UctrMG'lnsurl<l • 94M42-1730 . 359 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 362 ROOFlNO /GunERS iiITltDii All Tna ef RMli • R~ • R41iddatial. c--idal 548-0769 WWW ltn f m STRATUS '97 Auto,30k mi.(697863) $10,995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)97t-2500 SUBURBAN 84-Y• ToN 4X4 dltatl, turbo, trens, coolef, $5200. firm. Tr1~ trailef 1111lllblt. Hi-644-1342 TOYOTA CAMRY '97 Gray. MO, all. CO, wMrrl CIS$ (026064) $15.998 LEXUS Of.WESTMINSTER (114)192~9()1 Volfufagen Camper '71 White, rebuilt engine. One owner '°' 21yre. 12700 flnn can Ptul 11t 714-662-6932. Vollltwagen VW VIII 112 l/anagon, 4spd. runs good. new tires $1t00 obo 149-631-3852 vo1~ clbio1tt 1iiS Convertible. blue, Sspd, ike new, now tltes & bfealts. CA smog $2550 7t4-569-01~ Vollcwagen1 1969 Squarebeck MlS great. oood body! S23©'obo Cal Au1h, L M 949-650-7635 vw JETTA GL so '91 Auto. t1r, sooroof. 47371533367 $5988 ATUSDOOGE (714m1134 626 '95 Auto, NC (349547) $6695 SOUTH COAST ACURA (114)17•2500 SPANISH TUTORING For achool/worlc/trevel All ageSl'leYels TranstaltOnS llso Su•ana 9411-673-7409 NWPT/ MESA Tutoring Ctr lndiv/Grp Help All Levels t1*' 949-548-5833 1384 UPHOLSTI:RY I G t. 0 UpttOl,STE'RY Stnc. 'H I Cuttom fvmhure, upftollltry, t np COiie!_!: Mo tlqut repair. 714-5424012 . 388 WALL COVERINGS FARTHING INTERIORS lnstdation *Removal Ol8COUnt Wa•covennos Ll560875 14M4S"·l325 THE ilfllPPERI $peciali21ng In wanpaper removal Ll5H241 71 .. M3-5037 WE GALS SHOUlb RiHO TOGETHER. Stllp, Install, acMce lo the trazy Lt735876 6'1+2111 Pilot •