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Home My WebLink About1999-04-05 - Orange Coast PilotERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1999 MONDAY MOR'NIN-G BR I E F· 1 NG GOVERNMENT HEALTHCARE EDUCATION COMMUNITY FORUM OllTDOORS • . A c --= Ill Ill • Ill s ... l\JESDAY: Here's your chance to prac-· tice ducking and covering. More than 100 radio stations will broadcast an Emergency Alert 'System' message recorded by Gov. Gray Davis as part of California Earthquake Preparedness Month. More events are planned throughout the month to ready the state for a possible tembler. Addition- al information is available at (916) 262-1843. THURSD~Y: Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, will meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Ughthouse Coastal CommunJty Church, 301 Magnolia St, Costa Mesa. Partid~ts will meet on the first Door in the room next to the sanctuary. For more information, call (949) 548-7274. TODAY: Those hungry for learning can apply to get their fill today. Appli- cations for OCC's summer and fall courses are available in the school's admissions and records office. Sum- mer sessions begin June 1, 14 and 28. Fall semester begins Aug. 16. OCC is located at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5072. FRIDAY: Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R- Huntington Beach) will speak to the Newport Harbo~ Republican Women about the Chinese spying on U.S. mil- itary technologies. Rohrabacher, chairman of the House Space and Aeronautical Subcommittee, will speak at 11:30 a.m. in the Balboa Bay Club's Governors Room. The dead- line to reserve a seat, which costs $20, is April 7. For more information, call (949) 759-3086. SATURDAY: Looking for fresh air and a good stretch of the legs? Look no fur~ ther than .the back-country hike • begmning at 9 a.m. at Crystal C~>Ve State Park, 8471 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Participants will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Park- ing is $6. For more information. call (949) 497-7647 . FIVE EASY QUESTIONS JUSTIN WARREN I OAA.V PILOT Spreading the light of day from a street corner • EDrr<>l''S NOTE; As he sat at the corner of Newport Boulevard and 19th Street, we asked David Wlkox. 48, why he spends his days dis- playing signs to passing motorists. He was on day five of a 40-day stretch at the spot and has been displaying his signs for 12 years. Why do you sit out here 1 There's a lot of reasons I'm here. I'm kind of putting the light of day on things. The focus is on how to believe, not what to believe. I'm not doing anything par- ents shouldn't be doing. Teaching responsibility is simple a responsibility. It's a shame that a lot of parents aren't doing this. How do you choose where to sit? 1lus is the ~t intersection in Orange Coune, '& · find the gateways. When (people are] on the freeways is about the onlr time they do any intro- spective thinkirig. What reaction do you get? I don't have an expectation to change anybody's mind. I don't expect to be liked. Most people don't even like them- selves. I get people screaming, •Get a life!" How do you decide what your signs will look like? It has to be read by people turning that comer. I mAke a new one every day. I say the S4Ine things over 'and over. My favorite sign is, "Why am I asking your quesb~nr How do you support yourself? I don't need money. Peopl put me up here and there. DON LEACH I o~v Pl.OT Slngen Lori Vosburg, left. and Tanja Cesh harmonize during Easter Sunday service at Triangle Square. Wonblppen •ltencled two services put on by tbe Rock Harbor Chutcb. 1400 show up for Rock Harbor Church's service at Tuan'gle Square ~fb COSTA MESA -The parking lot at 1hangle Square was so jam packed on the morning of Easter Sunday it took a minor miracle just to find a parking &pace. But the 1400 people who crowd· ed into the food court were there for much more than a great bargain. For the second year in a row, Rock Har- bor Church, the first "daughter• church of Mariners South Coast Chwt:h in Newport Beach, Mid .. =·Sunday Service at -~ •Easter is abOut Christ d the aoss and making that so we can have the freedom f:6 nal life,• said John Ward, a d Rock Harbor Church's co~tt?n who helped organize ~ llel'.-vtce. Ward Said lhailgle Square w.s a fitting IOcation for the celebiatiall. •1t is the center of Costa Mesa, and a church is the relationship to God and the relationship to one another.• A mall is therefore a fitting location, because that's where people gather. Wrth the wann spring sun shin- ing on their beads as they ate cook- ies and drank coffee after the ser- vice, parishioners agreed. "It's wonderful. It was a perfect day, and it's natural to be outside," said Cheryl Cox of Costa Mesa. •1 grew up in a legalistic church, and this was a more genuine, be· yourself type of ceremony,• said Ricley Udicki, who came to the ser- vice with a friend. Udicki said the sermon's theme of freedom -acted out in a skit illus- trating how Christ died and was res- urrected -struck a chord. "1bat's what this church seems to me to be, tne door to freedom.• "We have such a wonderful churcll. We are so blessed,• exclauned Deborah Couples. ·we rock.. An<l rock the congregation did, with an honest-to-goodness rock band playmg dwing the service. rn addition to the church's regu1ar rock band, Jobn Maurer, bass guitarist for the punk band •Social Distortion" gave a testimonial about what the church had done for him. "Isn't that greaU It's awesome to be able to rock while I worship," said Sarah La Voie. "I love that Keith (Page, the church's lead minister] is so unconventional.• With earrings in both ears, and Bibles m tiOth hands, Page said bis mission Wiii to bring the gospel to the ~ of Costa Mesa. A former youth mttaiSter at Mariners, Page started the church 18 months ago, and has seen the congregation grow to more tba.ri 900 people. •t use this mall as a picture in my mmd o! people,• said Page. •And I started this' to take the church to them." Bright lights may be memorial for soldiers I n case you haven't n.oticed, there are a growing number of motorists leaving their head· lights on while they drive during the day. They aren't forgetful or tryi.,rig to deplete their battery juice, motoiists around Southern California are flashing their headlights 1n honor of United States troop 1n Yugosl&~. ·It's the least we can do for those guys,• said carol Becker or Co ta Me&a, who bas a son stationed With the Navy on the East Coast. BREAKING UP IS HARD flecks oflhe white marble statue after the show. A GOOD READ Rwnor bas it that the winged marble stat- uettes given out at the Newport Beach Film Festival Awards Thurs- day cost $6,000 each. So when sculptor Martin Varo dropped one on the way to the awards table The person in charge of read- ing for the Newport Mesa School District takes her job so senously she's had it personal-\-.iiiliill-~ ized on her license plate. and 1t shattered, the shrieks from the audience were more worthy of a hor- ror film than an awards ceremony. But Varo took the break-up ca.tm- ly, joking that he would sell people Julie Olan recently bought a new car and held a contest among staff members to come up with the best reading-tbctnod license plate. City council considers properties for street job • Parcels needed to widen 17th Street for a third left tum lane. iktf Pb COSTA MESA -Despite the objecilons of one owner, the City Council will consider acquiring parts of three properties in order to widen 17th Street from Newport Boulevard lo 500 feet west of Supenor Avenue. The expansion, city staff members say. will include part of Mlchael's. 610 W. 19th Street; Staples, 612 W. 19th Street; and Del Taco, 1720 Superior Ave., m the nght of way of the road. The owner of the Staples property, Tramiel Capital Inc., has agreed to allow the city to buy the property in question. The aty has offered 'Iramiel $18,000 for 660 square feet. Puhl.le Servtces Dl.l'ector Bill Moms Sdld the aty is close to reaciung an agreement to buy the Michael's property. The city has offered Michael's $54,950 for 2,052 square feet ot the property. • The owner of the Del Taco, Rollo McClellan Jr., however, IS ob1ectmg to the proposed takeover. According to staff reports, McClel- lan does not feel the city IS willing to pay him enough for the property. The city has offered McOellan $48,500 for the 1,550 square feet of the property. Buying the Del Taco property is necessary to allow construction of a Uurd left tum lane from eastbound 17th Street to northbound SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4 Sea lion blocks intersection •Angry arumal snarls traffic, holds up Easter churchgoers. NEWPORT BEACH - A 350-pound sea hon came out of the harbor and beached itseU ut the middJe of a busy intersection Sunday morning. blocking the entrance to a church just as cars were arriving for Easter Sunnse Service and bellowing and barking whenever police and animal control officers attempted to move 1t. Police first heard reporu ,that the sea lion was blocking the intersection of 32nd and La.!ayette streets in front of St James Church of Newport Beach at about 5:30 a m , said Jason Servin, dispatcher for the Newport Beach Pohce Department. It was 7:48 before animal control officers were able to mduce the animal to hop back mto th water. , SEE LION PAGE 4 • INDEX SAY AGAIN MIUEMNIUM MOMENT AlOUtlO TIMM •.•. ,, •.•.•.•.•• 4 QASSIAED ••••• ' ••••••••••••• 1 PC)IJ(I Fil.ES ••••• " ••••••••••••• 2 PUl.JC llCJ1lClS ••••••• t •••••••• 6 SPC>l'JS •••••••••••••••••••••• j WEA1HEI r..W.11MmW ·-S.W111'1~,.2 "'M'd ~ ~ th4tn t..ppy to ~tw their prom. HOMV• er. WI kMpirig with ft.. city of '*'~°" INch.. we ti.wt no muSk ~-10 p.m. " _ .......... ICMnWl19 men- .. tit "'""cwt ou.w ~on• dlr odleftca""' Ny pNWlnt ..... port ...... High ......... f;Of'ft..,.. Vig..., prom lft .. homftllwil\. .,...,........,...,.~ -·~--.,......,,9()., ..,. .,.,,.,,,.. ~ •'*"~ .... ....... Alflll.n .. """.,.., .... .. Sff1) IS g.tting rid of Mlloswic." -Rep. a.. ..... 1111 dis CR·Hunt· ~ lffch) on-.~ a..ai ~Milan Penk. form« prime n'ltnilttf of ~- .. ,,,. ~ coulc*t"t f9n It ouc. ,._.. tltoughf we Wilt9 Nlvfng ~ .. _ ......... 4•~hlar\ -.. --"""' ODdla tor the Uftllld ............. w. •. -nw,..., ............. . millrD .......... ,. WW.,.,.,_ ......... '*'°""' .... ~ MtJ1-aw•WI•,_...,« h ' thoroughly r arch d Orange County EU n K. Lee on of Southern Califor- rua' mott respected hL~onans, authors and lecturen. She be lived m or-. County since 19' 1 and hes tboroUghly wrched the area. petticWarly Newpolt a..dl. Her booU IDdude '"',NeWport Bay,• "'A Piclna1r Hlltory• Ud •Old .Newpalt: The~ Yws." Sbe bll ildunld"1ft. queDaty ud mntdbutlld ww ..-. dll 'tD Orange County publl t a rn r, • ........ Journal CJI ... Soulblnl Oii- ......... AW~· ' . ' locals only 2 Monday, April .5, 1999 •••• UP CL•SI EDUCATION DON LEACH I OAll.Y Pl.OT Doity Pilot 111111•1111 ,.. Jon Uuzzl and Chrissy Borgatta Borgatta-Liuzzi Candace and Dan Marteski of Costa Mesa and Mark Borgatta o! Pleasanton have announced the engagement of their daughter, Chrissy, to Jon Liuzzi, son of Mary Liuzzi and the late Dominic Liuzzi of San Juan Capistrano. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Palos Verdes High School and the Culinary Institute of America, Poghkeepise, New York. An Oct. 2 wedding is planned in Newport Beach. In Milwaukee, nearly 400 students received their degrees from Mar- quette University In December. SUsan J. Andrews of Newport Coast was among degree recipi- ents. Andrews eamed her Master of Education In Educ.atk>n Policy and leadershlp .... Former Orange Coast College president Dr. 9erNrd J. u.kln received the Olgltal Media Ufetlme Achieve- ment Award Wednesday In Dublin, Ireland. Lusiln was recognized for •seminal contributions to digital media.· The former occ president Is now the chairman and chief exec- utive officer of Celestial Based Communications In Sherman Oaks. "He Is widely acknowtedged for piecing the first digital computer in any community c.ollege In America, at Orange Coast College," Emlel Petrone, director of the Motion Pie- Treasurer, Eagle Pride Foundation • ture Industry DVD Consortium and executive vlc;e president of Phillps ·Entertainment Group sald ... Accord- Jng to Wes Morrill, dean of student llfe at the University of Oregon, more than 1,300 students were named to the dean's lists for scholastic achievement during the fall term 1998-1999 school year. Local residents who made the list are as follows: Krist.ft D. OldhMTI, a Junior magazine journalism major, of Costa Mesa and Julie N.. Coombe, a junior educational studies major, of Newport Beach ... MILITARY + CITY OF RESIDENCE: Costa Mesa + CITY OF WORK: Costa Mesa •?-WHEN WERE YOU HIRED? Opened my own law office in July, 1979 •l• FAMILY STATUS: Married to my secretary, Becky, for 21 years and we are blessed with a daughter, Laura, who is a junior at Estancia High School +AGE: 71 (. EDUCATION: BS, Aeronaubcs, Parks Col- lege, St. Lows Umverslty. JD, Western State Uruvers1ty, Fullerton + PAST POSmONS: Airport 01.l'ector, San Bernardino County, Riverside Airport and Hawthorne Airport Vice President, Avia- bon Planning, William L. Peretra Associ- ates. Owner, George Cote AViation At Orange County Airport . + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Attorney and Counselor at Law; 'Treasurer at Eagle Pride: Moderator, Estdncia Aviation Club; Parent. + EXPlANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: As treasurer of Eagle Pride Founda- tion I'U promote enhancement of the image of the Estdnc1d Zone. + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Incorporation of Eagle Pnde, a Cahlorrua Not For Profit Corpora- llon + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE· MENT: The small part I played m the devel- opment of our daughter Laura. + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: If you can think of it, you can do itl + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: The purchase of a 1967 Beech Craft, V-35 Bonanza, and the cost to race it in the 1976 Powder Puff Derby where it placed 2nd by 7 thousandths of a second. +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: To Kill A Mockingbird +THE TAPE IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOvt Glenn Miller Live! + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My Wife and Daughter + WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: Period -end of report + WHAT CAN YOU COOK7 Barbecue a whole turkey with all the fixings; chicken casserole (killer stuff) +A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Getting up late + THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Aeronautical Engineering I + YOUR lAST CHARITABLE ACT: April 1, moderator of the Estancia High School Town Meeting + AS A CHILO, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOun My long nose +WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW7 A large amount of matenal that should be thrown away +THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: She simply looked good to me and I was right. +THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAO: To invest in the stock market +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL? Captain of the tennis team +WHO ARE YOUR HEROES? Abraham Lin· coln; Danny Kaye; Walter Beech; Mary Ann Ehret; Peggy Anatol; Mike Fine and the entire group of people who manage, teach and administer the schools in the Estancia Zone + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Watching old movies +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: Require honesty and integrity in the actions of government offidals worldwide. YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Get up, shave, shower and go to work. THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: My oversized stomach I HAVE A DREAM THAT: The people of the Estancia Zone will become totally immersed in the support of their six ele- mentary schools and their middle school so that they will all attend wonderful Estanoa High School. PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (714) 662-3000 James Ruddick and Valerie Chao Chao-Ruddick Dr. Victor Chao and Mrs. Ani· ta Chao of Arcadia have announced the engagement of their daughter, Valerie, to James Ruddick, son of Mr. James Rud- dick and Mrs. Julie Ruddick of Yuba City. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Arcadia High School and the University of California, lrvine. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Yuba City High School and the University of California, Irvine. A May wedding is planned at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Newport Beach. Anny Pvt. CathJMn J. ltrown recently entered basic milltary training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Brown Is the daughter of Oeb- orllh F. ltrown of Concord and a.w1 .. H. Brown of Costa Mesa. Brown will study the Army mission and receive Instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map read- ing, tactics, mllltary courtesy, mili- tary justice, physical fitness, first aid, Anny history and tr<Klitions. Brown will receive special training In human relations Brown is a 1998 grad.uate of Costa Mesa High School...Alr Fon. Alrm11n Linda 5. liggl recently graduated from the financial management appt"en- tice course at Sheppard Air Force Bas, Wichita Fall~. Teus. Biggs Is the daughter of Walter and Karin Gefbln of Costa M.sa. Biggs was uught principles of accounting, appropriation of funds and fund· Ing procedures, use of automated data processing equipment. manu- al and me<hanlied billlng and col· lectlon procedures and compll1ng and preparing end of month state- That's a wrap As the lights went down on the final show of the Newport Beach International Film Festival Sunday night, festival organiz- ers were already thinking about next year's event. it: filmmakers are becoming increasingly upset about not being induded in the 11- day evenl More th.an 800 films were submitted to the festival this year, and more than 100 were chosen. were submitted for 12 spots in the Festival delCine. Festival organizers chose to spoWght Asian and Spanish-language films with sep- arate mini-festivals because Asians and His- panics make up two of the largest groups in Orange County. ments •• Pilot UKt.\Mfl#t VOL ll, NO. 79 Film festival ends with thoughts of next year That's when the five-year-old festival will really emerge as one of the preeminent fes - tivals in the U.S., said Todd Quartararo, the festival's director of communications. "it's been tremendous this year," he said. "In years past, it usually Icind of dies off toward the end, but this year it just kept going and going and going." STORY BY JESSICA GARRISON REAPERS HQJlJNE (949) 642-6086 Record your comments •bout the Diiiy Pilot or news tips APPBESS Our address Is 330 w Bly St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 CORRECJJONS It Is the Piiot's Policy to prompt· ly correct •II errM of sut>sunce. '51eas. call (949) 574-426& m Newport BNCM:osu Mesa Dally Piiot (USPS-144-800) Is publiShed Mondly through Sat· urday. 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"'9ldifnt and Cf 0 ~IKendal, vic. ,,...It,~-~ .,,,. ,.. °' "'""*-* One way to tell that the festival has made WEATHER TEMPOAlURES Balboa 62148 Corona del Mar 65148 Costa Mesa 68151 Newport Beach 64148 Newport Coast 66/50 5tMF PORICAST LOCATION w.dge Newport Blackl.s R~~ CdM nDIS TODAY SIZE 4-fiw 4-7w 4-7w 4-5w 4-7 w First low 6:51 a.m. First high 1:09 pm. Second low 5:55 p.m. · Second high n/a 1UISOAY First high 12:19 a.m Flm low 7;49 a.m. Second high 2:3Jp.m. Second low 619 p.m. "But the funny thing is, our selection committee has started to get phone calls when we send out the denial letters," said Quartararo. ·we take it as a compliment, because lt shows that we matter." Next year, festival organizers plan to add a host of films focusing on sports and Westyles in Orange County. "This gives recognition and validation to Spanish language films,• said Robert Cano, Festival Del Cine director. Cano said 25 films •we're looking for a program that cap- tures the spirit of Orange County,• Quar- tararo said. •And that is the surf industry, the.. Westyle sports and some extreme sports.• 0.6 3.0 2.0 4.3 0.8 2.7 2.4 SURF Expect waves from 4-to 7-feet at 12-sec- ond intetVals with a fading northwest ' swell and a building south-southwest SW911 with poor shape. Conditions will be choppy because of strong winds. Sunrise today It at 6:34 a.m. The sun sets at 7: 15 p.m. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ~ Awnue: A c.ASsette plav-r and sevtral bungee cords worth S 140 were stolen from a car in the l 100 block durlng the eveolng of Marth 25. • lrfltol Stn.L lWo jackets worth S 1.325 were stolen from a store In the 3300 blodt between 5 afld 11 p.m. • Fa1N1ew lloed: A cellular phone worth S289 was stolen from a CM In the 2700 block between 10 and 11 a.m. March 24. • PWflew lloed: A wallet and Its co"'ents worth S321 wert stolen from a tar In the 2700 block at I a.m. March 27. • IOWe ~ Sewtal pcMlef' tools worth $491 wett stolen from a home In the 3200 block dUflng the everilng of Marth 23. .... ORTllACM • ..... --•a•d: About SUO was stolen from a business In the 1100 bloc* et 10;15 1.m. March 26. • c.111-. ... : A convertible CM~ worth SI.• WM stolen In the JOO blodt blituu11n MIWd'I 21 _,.. Mirth 25, • ....,.-... .... A rM'lcolt ihd a~ phone wonh S4SO MN.,._, from I CM In the 400 llkMlt ~Martt\ 20 and March2J . .. schools ., ' . . ' Doily Pilot ~,Apr115, 1999 3 fligh school academies raise some concerns ON CAMPUS Studen1s support NATO air strikes •r think we needed to do it, because the U.S said they were going to I! we are going to bomb, we ought as well bomb 'them hard. If innocent peopl€ are killed, then 1t's theU- president's fault for not signing the peace treaty.• • 1 think 1t's smart of us. I'm glad President Clinton decided to do 1t If we didn't do it, we would look like wimps. I think it will all end LO a good way like it always does. I thlnk a few civil· ians dying is better than havblg large numbers of innocent peo- ple dying every day.• •The killing of the ethnic Alba· n1allS is something that hould· o't have. happened. Just the fact that we threatened them [mea.nsj we h4ve to go in and do omcthingr But I don't think we should involve ourselves Jong·term in these types of for· eign affairs." ·EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING gay geiser-sandoval I went to Information Night on the Academies at Newport Harbor High School last month. There are five Acade· mies that are available to enter- ing Freshinen at Harbor High. These academies provide a way for students to better acquamt themselves wtth a group, since the school now has a population of 2,100 students. It was touted as a "school within a school" concept. Four of the Academies focus on a thematic approach to learn· ing, with all classes emphasizing a group of subjects. There are about 100 students in each one. Every Advanced Placement and Honors class is open to every student. whether or not they are in an academy. About 1/3 of the freshmen choose not to enroll in an academy. Next year, zero perlod will be available for Aca· Oemic Decathlon, Mock 1\ial, and Model United Nations, so that those will not conllict with academy classes. As I advanced around the room to hear each pitch, each one emphasized the need to have the student pick the academy they wanted to attend. The parents should not make the decision. Harbor High IS on a modified block schedule, so that on Mon· day students dttend all six of tbeLT classes. On Tuesday and Thursday they attend three classes for longer periods. On Wednesday and Friday they ~end the other three. Ideally, the academy classes are sched· uJed on either the A or B block day, so that field trips or other special activities can take place on the Academy Day. The oldest of the academies is the Da Vmei Academy. It focus- es on math and science and is in its fourth year. Each year these students will take classes that are not normally thought of as math and science·onented. The Shakespeare Academy is in its first year. Its focUs Is music, art and drama. Its biggest sell· ing point is that the student will be with people who have a pas· sion for the arts, including the teachers, and many of the asStgnments focus on that pas· sion In this academy, a student lS still required to take math and science. The Magellan Academy is in its third year, and focuses on social soence, liberal arts and international relations. Students in this academy take psychology and sociology. These are not AP classes, however, and do not replace those classes at the col· lege level. The Franklin Academy is in its first year with a focus on busi· • ·: IML1mtR. COllAMllA• .... , ... ness, computers and commu.n.ica· ti.on. Students take Web page • design, job shadow in the com· munity and <;reate a business with a product to sell, at least in theory. By using power point or video presentations, a student could do one project and get credit in English, history and computer class. Students had just completed a three·minute video, which they had edited. Field trips included trips to the Pacific Stock Exchange, Chiat Day Advertising Agency, and the Museum of Computer Science. After listening to all of the presentations, I wanted to attend every academy. Therein lies the possible problem. What do stu· dents do if they are interested in all of the areas emphasized by the four academies? By picking one area at such a young age, is the student precluding himself from finding other areas of inter· est? U I were in charge, I would have all freslunen and sopho· mores in college take a variety of classes before declaring a major, so the idea of committing to a field at such a young age bothers me. Obviously, the kids at Har· bor High love it, though. l also don't understand how they can take these courses and still fit in all of the courses necessary for UC requirements. • Thanks to the Newport·Mesa Schools Foundation, which announced the recipients of this year's grants. Thanks to all of those that made the Musical Showcase possible for Newport· Mesa elementary school kids to show off theLT talents with musi- cal instruments. • Let me know what is happen· ing at your school. E·mail me at GGSesq@aol.com. There will be no colwnn next week, in cele· bration of Spring Break. • GAY GEISER·SANDOVAL 1s a Costa Mesa resident. Her column runs on Mondays. We stoppe~ by Newport Harbor High School teacher John Daniel's Room No. 262 U.S.·History class before lunch and asked students what they thought about NATO air strikes on Kosovo. Here's what they bad to say: t ) I Sonora needs reading volunteers Volunteers are needed to read to students at Sonora Elementary School. School officials would like volunteers to come in al least once a week to read to students and to listen to students read. For more information or to volunteer, call (714) 424·7955. Newport Harbor High honors students Students from Newport Harbor High School were honored with certiflcates of appreciation by the school for their essays and poems celebrating unity Vanessa Long, Sara Utterback, Becky Ellis and Nactia Flores were recognized for their wrtting. Grant allows Back Bay to start hoops team Back Bay High School wlll be gettmg a basketball team, thanks to a grant from the Irvine Compa· ny and 'the Newport Mesa -Mike Tunney, 17, junior, Newport Beach, enjoys playing . football ult's our duty because the Unit· ed States has always been the one to protect people. Also. we are ·not bombing people's homes. We're bombing mili- tanr sites. This is a hwnanitari· an issue. UndeJ'$tandmg that we have to ·send in our troops in order to instill peace, we still should go in.• -Jenni OFT, 17, junior, Foun- J tain Valley, SCHOOL Schools Foundation. Unlike the district's four com· prehensive high schools, Back Bay, a continuation school, does not have sports teams. But teacher Mark Katz thought •sports could help students do better in school,• and so applied for a grant to start a basketbdll program. Katz said the team would be open to anyone who wanted to play, regardless of their grade point averages or abilities Newport Elementary holds play, banquet Students at Newport Elemen· ldry School put on their annual spring play last week, "The Wiz- ard of Oz." Duected by Vanessd Branch, the production starred Andrea Adnoff as Dorothy and Amy Penner as the Wicked Witch of the West. To celebrate the pro· -Dayne Haff, 16, junior, Newport Beach, hobbies include football and girls ~we gave them an ultimatum and said 1f they didn't sign the peace treaty, we would use military force. I think that we should stay there and enforce the treaty on them until they stop the fighting against the Albanians, and before 1t turns into a bigger problem.• -Joanna Wolowiec. 17, junior, Newport Beach, enjoys the beach, friends and work DAYS ducllon. Cdst, crew and parents had a celebratory dinner al The Cannery on April 1. Head tart applications available -Kevin Yoches, 16, junior, Costa Mesa, likes soccer, surfing and snowboarding •I thmk thdt air strikes should have been used a long tune ago .. All of my family, except my mom,,dad and brother, are in Bosnia. ... • l don't thmk Ainencan troop~ shoul.d go m at all, though I thmk they should arm and train the Koso~ vo Liberation Army, wluch would be a fdiJ tight dgainst the Serbs• ' -Mirza Pajevic, 18, senior, Bosnia, enjoys playing basket· ball, European soccer and hanging out with friends acceptmg applL<::al.!ons for the fall progrctm. Children must be 4 y<><1rs old b~ Dt>c 2 and must be from IO\\H.nrnme fa.nubes Cal· Works families dnd children fTOm foster homes are eligible tor the program Fdflill.ie~ must provide a The Orange County Head buth certii1cdle, proof of immu· Start office. which operates a pro· ruzauons and Yenfication of fa.mt· gram 10 Costa Mesa . 1s now I ly tncome. Call (714) 972-8920. 'f 1\l\NING: AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIMS FREE REPOR1' reveal~ what the in.;urance compame-. don'r want \OU to knm\. \\.ts your car injured? You may be too!! 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CostaMra Mimi's Cafe ims No-vport Boul~ard Wed., April 7, 9:30 a.m. W<:d., April 21 , 9:30 a.m . . Fouutatn Yancy Marie Callender's 18889 Brookhurst Street Thurs., April 15, 9:30 a.m. UuntbJaton Beam Polly's Pies 9791 Adams Avenu Thurs., April 8, 2:30 p.m. Thurs., April 22. 2:30 p.m. Ncn:port k;Kb . Rb~d>oat afe 151 East Goast Highwa Thurs., April 15, 2::so pm . . 4 Mondoy, APfil 5, 1999 around town • Send AAOUNO TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St., COSU Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or c•ll (949) 642-5680, ext. 228. A complete ltsting of Atoond Town can be found at daltypHot.c:om 1011 FISHll'' SATURDAY , TODAY The Flower Festival wlll be pre- sented through April 18 at Fash- ion Island, 550 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. The event will feature weekend guest lec- tures, merchdndising events, carts dnd kiosks showcasmg merchan- dise, live weekend entertainment ttnd d displdy of floral gardens. Adntlss1on 1s ttee. For more infor- mation, cc1ll (949) 721-2000 .. Free income-tax preparation and dsststonCP will be offered through the Td\-A1df' program from 9 a.m to 1 pm dt1dy through April 15 at OASIS <;enior Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave, Corona del Mar. Appomtments dre available. For more mfonndllon, call (949) 644- ·1244 A pancake breakfast wUl take place from 7:30 to 10 a.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Adulls are $21 children are $1. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. A back-country hike will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Participants will meet at El Moro Visitor Cen- ter. Parking is $6. For more infor- mation, call (949) 497-7647. SUNDAY A ·back-country hike will take place at 9 a .m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Participants will meet at El Moro Visitor Cen- ter. Parking is $6. For more infor- mation, call (949) 497!7647. APBIL 13 The walking club of Newport Bet1ch will meet at 9.30 a.m. and 730 p.m. dl the comer of Hospital Rodd ctnd Superior Avenue in Newport £3ectch. Lose potmds and hctve runl ThNC' is no cost. For more infomldtion, call (949) 650- l:l32. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Two young anglers try their luck under the Pacific Coast Highway bridge recently at the river jetty, hoping to get a bite at low tide. A free seminar titled Feng Shui Your Way will be presented by Sandi Miller 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. Orange Coast College's summer t1nd fdll c1pplJrdltons are available in the school's ddmissions and records ofltcC'. 2701 Fairview Road, Costd Mcsd. Summer ses- ~1ons begin J um• 1, 14 and 28. Fall semester begins Aug. 16. For more 10fom1dtion, call (714) 432- 1072 The All-Orange County Juried l'hotogrdphy Show will be on d.J.s- pldy through Mdy 5 at the New- port Beach City Hall gdllery, 3300 Newport Blvd. The exhibit fea- tures vanaltons and mterpreta- lluns of Ordngc County, captured l>y some of th<.> dH'd's best photog- rc1phers. For more tnformation, (clll (949) 717-3870. A representative from American lnlerconl1nental Univt>rsity will \ 1sit OCC from 9 c1 .rn. to noon. The reprcsentdltve will be at a table 111 front of the school's Stu- dent Center, 2701 FalfVlew Road, Costa Mesa. Appoinbnents are not necessary. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5894. TUESDAY A free seminar titled "Healthy, Happy Hormones" will be pre· sented by Judith Todero 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- bons are required. For more infor- mation, call (800) 595-6667. A nine-week advanced marine weather class starts today from 7 to 9 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The non-credll class will meet Tuesday evenings. Registra- tion is $75. For more mformalion, call (949) 645-9412. WEDNESDAY A free seminar titled Therapeutic Effects of Biomagnetics will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cale at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., · Costa Mesa. Reservations are required . For more information, call (800) 595-6667. THURS PAY A representative from the UC Berkeley Admissions Office will visit OCC's Transfer Center. The representative will present three one-hour informational work- shops al 9, 10 and 11 a.m. The Transfer 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 "Bach Flower Remedies• will be pre- sented by Cornelia Budde 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. Comfort Zone, a mental illness I need 100 % clean. So I call COIT! "Allison is 5 months old no w, an d she'll be crawling soon. So I need my carpets to be deep down 100% clean. That 's why I call COIT. And that's why I 've always used COIT as my four other kids grow up. Using CO/T is the next best thing to new." For ove r 45 yea rs, CO/T's advanced equipment and fully trained , certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets , rugs, draperies and upholstery. CO/T's professional care and personal attention to detail ass ures you ·the finest results possible; attd we guarantee it! Call Today for a FREE Estimate! U...S........WA"'-~#/S 16- ________ SAVE %OFF ON support group, will meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Lighthouse Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St., Costa Mesa. Partic- ipants will meet on the first floor in the room next to the sanctuary. For more information, call (949) 548-7274. FRIDAY The "In's and Out's of H'MOs" will be presented from 10 to 11 a.m . at the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher {R-Hunt- ington Beach) will speak at the Newport Ha rbor Republican Women meeting at noon at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 645- 5000. Learn to dance the red-hot salsa, one of today's most popular dances, at 7:30 p.m. at the DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Swtes G-2 and G-3, Costa Mesa. Open dancing to all ,kinds of music will follow until 11 p.m. Admission is $8. For more infor- mation, call (714) 241-9908. "An Evening with Theodore Tay- lor• will be presented at 7 p.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The free event, which will be hosted by the library's Mother-Daughter Book Club, will feature award-winning author Theodore Taylor. For more information, call (949) 717-3801, APBIL 14 A free seminar and book signing titled "Save Your Sight• will be presented by Dr. Ma.re Rose, M.D. and Bill Sardi, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa· Mesa. Reservations a.re required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. APRIL 15 The Newport Hills Garden Club will tour the beautiful and renowned Summers Past Farms from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Flinn Springs in the San Diego area. Participants will tour the fra- COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 Newport Boulevard, Morris said . 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A program ttUed Colorectal Cancer -Risk Education and Early Detection will be presented at 7 p.m . at Hoag Cancer Center, Auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Build- ing 41 , Newport Beach. Reserva- tions are required.. For more infor- mation, call (800) 514-4624. APRIL 16 A program titled "Emergency Preparedness for Y2K" will be presented from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar For more information, call (949) 644-3244.- APRIL 17 OCC will present Its 11th annual Safety at Sea seminar from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. at the school's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration is $&5. The fee includes lectures. demonstrations, exhibits, course materials and lunch. For more information, call (949) 645-9412. A free program titled "Using the Library -Tools & Tucks" will be presented at 2 p .m. in the New- port Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo-- cado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. APRIL 18 The Wanda J. Cobb Survivors Symposium/Susan G. Kamen Survivors Tua will be presented from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the New- port Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Bea.ch. Admission is $20. Reservations are required. For more information, call (714) 957-9157. , A 10-mile wildflower perimeter luke will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Bea.ch. Participants will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. Call (949) 497-7647. allocating $3, 100 to the Police Department to modify a room used to fingerprint people accused of driving while intoxi- cated. The department will receive a new fingerprinting device July 1, and police officials say, they must expand the room to accommodate the equipment. A new ordinance, prohibiting the flying of model airplanes dri- ven by internal combustion engines, wt1l also be considered by the council. LION CONTINUED FROM 1 By that time the lion, who some sp eculated was ill, had managed to snarl traJfic and make many parishioners late for church. "Anytime an officer would get near it, it would get mad,• Servin said. · Catherine Largent, a food server at The Cannery, a restau- rant near the intersection, said the lion was the topic de our at breakfast Sunday morning. She also said that two days before a sea lion had beached itself in a similar po ition, prompting restaurant employees to call the Coast Guard. "She was belking and she seemed to be tn pain," said Largent. "Maybe it was the same one." Police said they had no reports of another beaC:hed sea llob earli- er tn the week. But one was enough, said Sgt. Craig Fox. "It stopped traffic. It just took over," he said. "And you know, when you're 350 pounds of fury, you can pretty much do what you wa.nt." (Jfl()' I\\ HrI I H EYE-OPENER • Monday, April 5, 1999 •Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..5744223 Costa ·Mesa's Hancock sizzles •Costa Mesa standout wms the 1,600, JUst misses in 800; Jamie DeNoewer sharp, too. MISSION VIEJO -Costa Mesa. H.igh's Bruce Hancock JUst missed doubling at the lfabuco HillS Track and Field lnVJtdtionalSat- urday, b ut it would be chfficult to hnd fault with anything in his dual-performdnces. Hancock ran 1:57 .39 in the two-ldpper, the second-fastest time in Orange County this year as Rancho Bernardo's Sean Rickets edged the Princeton-bound Hancock with a docking Of 1 ·57.28. In the 1,600 it was Hancock's all the way in 4;22.26, nearly four seconds faster than his nearest pursuer, but off his potential, consid- ering his 4: 17 effort at Arcadia last year. Junior Robert Hulliger was third in the shot put with a 51-8 toss and Greg Stewart, anoth- er Costa Mesa junior, was eighth m the 200. ln the girls clivision, Mesa senior Jamie DeNoewer was second to Uruversity's Allyson Marquand with a time of 5:14.23, off Mar- quand's winning lime of 5:08.7 .. DeNoewer's effort rivaled her personal best of 5:12. Teammate Julie Kroenig, a junior, turned a 1:00.97 in the 400, good for thiid place HIGH SC HOOL BASEBALL TH REE' A CROWD Costa Mesa, CdM, Newport all a dvance to today's second round of the Pride of the Coast baseball tournament, each at home, each starting at 11 a.m. NEWPORT-MESA Costa Mesa 1-Ugh's Mustangs followed U1e ~nipt flawlessly Sdt- urday in the first round of the Pride of the Coast Tournament to advance to today's second round of the championship bracket at 11 a .m agcllnst VISilmg Santa Mdrgarita. The Mustangs maneuvered Mission Viejo into d precarious five-run lead through 3112 inrungs, then struck back wtth d run m the fourth, lhree more in the fifth and three more m the sixth to pull out what 1s becom- mg just another routine baseball victory, 7-5. •At the end of the second inning I tried to tell them it was the sucth mning, • said Cos- ta Mesa Coach Krrk 8duenneister "But they weren't buying mlo it • Instead, Bauermeisler's Mustdngs spent their time watchmg Mission Viejo build its lead to five runs befow they began therr imi- tation of Sllky Sullivan, the dramatic race horse of the ·sos wluch would rtllly from deficits rivaling the d1stdnce of a football held to pull out improbable victones After dupping away with one run m the fourth, the Mustangs scored in three m the fifth, thanks to run-scoring base hits from Craig Siefert dnd Galel Fa1ardo, as well as a little help from a self destructing Misst0n Viejo defense. The winning mdTch in the sixth came dS Josh Little smgled and stole second, then Rob Gloster singled otf the first baseman's glove, setting things up for Ruben Mancilla. Mancilla proceeded to unload over the fence in left~center for his fourth round-trip- per of the year, his three-run shot giving him 14 RBis m 11 stdrts. Mancilla figures to start today agamst the heralded Eagles of Sanct Margarita, cmd he will be trymg to unprove on a 5-0 record. Santa Mdrganta ddvanced wtth a 13-2 rout of Apple Valley Saturday afternoon Despite the late-mning heroics, Bauer- meister hailed the efforts of junior pitcher Josh Little. ·our player of the game was Josh Llttle, • said Bauermeister. ·He Just pitched a great game for us.· Little went the distance, stnking out three, walking three and spaong out eight hits, allowing Bauermeister the luxury of resting the balance of tu.s staff for a run m the championship bracket today. DON LEACH I DAIL'!' PILOT Costa Mesa High asststant coach Paul Troxel tries to explain the dimensions of the home plate to an amused umpire in recent Pacific Coast League baseball action. • Corona del Mar HJgh's Sea Kings, 8-3 and in sole possession of hrst place in the Sea View Ledgue, had a little late-inning heroics of theu-own against VlS1ting Orange Lutheran. John Emme's crew trailed, 4-3, with but three outs separating the Sea Kings from defeat before Matt Larson delivered the game-winner with a two-run base hit to plate David Beser and Ty Harper Beser and Harper singled in the seventh d.Ild advanced mto scoring position on Eric Wielhom's base hit, putting Larson in p(>si- tiQn for the game-winner, and Larson pro- ceeded to come through to cap a 13-hit attack Senior Brett Elliston went the ctistance on the mound for Corona, scattering four hits and allowing no earned runs. Harper hanunered one for a solo shot, hls hfth homer of the sedson, and finished 3 for 4. and Wielhom was 3 for 4 with a two-nm homer, drivmg in Harper. Alex Swanson also swung a solid bat, going 2 for 3 with a double as the Sea Kings advanced to today's 11 a.m. game with vis· 1tiny San Clemente. San Clemente was a 13-7 winner over Sultana High of Hesperia. • Newport Harbor, 3-7-1 overall, didn't bother with any or the late-inning business, shelling Crossroads pitching with a 16-bit LOOlllll llCI attack in a 14-4 mercy-ktllmg m six mrungs to set up today's 11 a.m. encounter with invddmg Cal H1gh of Whither. Jim Kiefer's Sctilors, nursiny a 3-2 lead in the third mninq, broke through with a hve- run burst, and ended the game prematurely with a four-run assault m the sixth. Shawn O'Donnell slugged his first home run or the season Wlth a solo shot m the first inning, Josh Guesman was 4 for 5 with a double and two RBis and catcher Charlie Waite had a double and foUI RBis Brent Bearden added two base ruts in four trips to the plate. Wlth three RBis Also with a two-bagger was Chad Smith Nick McCdrlhy got the start, and the vic- tory, with Miguel Sandoval picking up in the tif th inrung. • Estancia was down b y a 7 -.S count through su innings, but Malibu put it on ice with SIX runs m the seventh inning to deal the Eagles a 13-7 loss dild a ticket to the consolation bracket against Westlake today at 2. Westlake was a 13-2 loser to Fountain Valley Saturday, returning to Estanaa today. Miguel Burciaga had a bases-empty homer m lhe third inning and Matt Mueller doubled l.Il Estanaa's six-tut attack, but Mal- ibu's 13-hll attack donunated the game. led by Nick Nordgreen, who homered and dou- bled twice. Estancia falls to 2-9. QUOTI OF Ttl DAY • AJ the end of lhe SICond ilni9g I .tect to tel ._,, It was '9 six1h nq buttheyWhn't ~ido~ .... Kirk Bauermeister, Costa Mesa baseball coach Doily Pilot 5 n Dail;~:eilot 111 SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATI NG TH E MILLENNIUM . NEWlAND Newport, CdM •Water polo commander, who started Newport Harbor ' and CdM programs, has fought every war, an d won . Rtaww DUNN !kif Pb T ed Newland, one Iii of America's most remarkable water polo coaches, is thought of by many as the 20th Century standard for disopline in coaching. For 43 years, Newland has accentuated his poolSlde style onto hundreds of aquatic athletes, launching water polo p rograms at Newport Harbor (1959) and Corona de! Mar high schools, then turrung UCI mto an NCAA DiVIsion l power and, later, becoming the U.S. national coach. Newland is dnven, cantankerous, militant, a father figure, a teacher, a tactician, and, perhaps above all. respected. •t'm a mean ass: Newland said. ·1 believe· in a lot of self-disopline and self- moti.vation and try to achieve." Newland is a rare breed in today's standards of college coaching, having dodged Title DC bullets and persevered when the University of California system pulled the plug on hls men's polo program, which captured three NCAA DiV1Slon I championships but never had its own pool. Until a few months ago. • 1 finally got my own pool after all these years, so I figured I'd stick around for at least a couple more years,• said Newland, who spent decades scrounging for pool nrne and often found his program low on the pecking order for prime-time access. ·u was gettmg uglier and uglier to get pool time. I'd get pushed around everywhere. No one else had to do that. There's no way I could've kept gomg on like that. It's like a football coach with no held to work on. I honestly believe (at UCI) we would've won at least one and maybe two more NCAA championships if we had our own pool." While Newland's Anteater squads would travel to every practice (CdM, Newport Harbor and Irvine's Heritage Park were familiar sites), the 33-year UCI polo coach conducts poolside business in a wheelchair to save his legs from standing for so many hours. •w e also work out every morning from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., • Newland said . "Most coaches don 't (have early pracbces), but l do. The klds have to go to class. Then we work out again in the e verung.• Since fund.mg for the men's water polo program was terminated followmg nue IX-based deosions by the Uruvemty of Cahf ornia system, Newland has been a volunteer coach d.lld hasn 't received a paycheck at UCI m five yoeN. ·obVJously, J do 1t because l like it,• Newland sa.id. •I'm a teacher more than a roach. t g t a lot of chances to teach play , and that't re4lly importMt to me. l'v alw&)'I told (my players) to be self-disciplined and self·molivated ond w\ruilng will tak@ care of itself. If you'r self·d· plined and U-motivated, you'U have 1elf·~pect and bave IUtteSS, 6nd that's where we heVe ~.· NeWland, • COlta ~ nliiden'4 was lnduc:t.S tbll )'Ml·· lnto U. UCI Spam Hall of .... wbBe ltilJ an adtft toiK:h. He ,... ..-nned intO .. \J We• Polo Hall of~ tD 1115 and the Ocddental ~ .... (JI FalM. year ....... ..... Ted Newland mater Newland, d former U S Pan Am Games and World Umvers1ty Games coach, ts now a member of the Daily Pilot Sports HdlJ of Fame to celebrate the oncoming millennium In addib..on to the three NCAA titles (1970, '82 and '89), Newland's teams finished d'> NCAA runner-up six b.nwc; wlule taking third place four times. fourth on SIX OCC'dSIOO<; and flfth twice m the final nabonaJ rankmgs "You've got to care about your players and teach them how to be a man.• Ne\\ land said N ewland reached a ma1or milestone when he· became the first NCAA water polo cooch to win 600 games m 1996 and he currently stands as the all-tune leader m victones in the collegiate ranks with a Wetime record of 636-264-5 for a .706 wmn.ing percentage. His Anteater team last autumn finished 19-8 and ranked No 5 in the country Newla.nd's 1982 squad. featunng Olympians Peter Campbell, Jeff Campbell and John Vargas (now the U S Olympic coach), went 30-0 en route to the school's second NCAA title Olympic goalkeeper Chris Duplanty was UCTs marquee player m 1989 In the past 30 years Newla.nd's UCJ teams have fintShed the season ranked m the nation's Top 5 23 ti.roes, while competmq m 21 NC AA Tournaments Under Newland, 61 d1ffcrent players h ave achieved NC AA All-American honors (a total ol 98 times), wtu1 SlX have yone on to compete ma total of 12 Olympic Garn . In 1989, Newland wa. voted NC AA Coach of the Year, having received that dtl>tinC'tion on three oth occasion . along with 819 W t Corifcrc.nre Coach of the Y 4f accolade vcn times. He has coached the Anteet rs to h t cont r nc ~ uu . Newland , who guided oro1 del Mar High to 1l$ fU'5t OP Southern ~ on liU m 1965 -h1I final year in th prep rank.$ -wa the U.S national Ch ln 197• and "15 , Cum:ntly th tary·nlles editor of the N AA Wftt r POlo Committee, Newland hi also been prelikleht ol the AmetiClAD Water Polo CoaclMs Auodetion He.JP9W up in Paedona, pa.YIJd ..... pok) •t JObn Muir, P.1159N ~ College and lllWdtn.W .... IWDClltH=- I , 6 MOndoy, Apfll 5, 1999 . HIGH SCHOOL s TlllllS • .....it High Khoo! • Prldt of t.,_ Coast Tournamfllt. d'l.lmplonshlp twaclc.t, l'4om .• calrfomi. at Newport Harbor. '9!!nta1n Valley vs. M11ib0 at Estanel~ a>uaGIWOMIH NONCOfd Fm ta USIU 1, 5oCAI. Coe I ... 2 Singles: Burgls (USIU) df!f. Doyal. 6-3, 6-4; Safford (USIU) def. Tamplin. 6-0. M ; Nelson (USIU) eef. 2scholce, 6-0, 6-2; rate CSCO def. Bvtks, 6-2, 6-0: C:OS...MllsA 1 MlaoNVU>5 CDM s. OltANol Wn4EIWI 4 Lutheran 010 011 0 -4 4 2 CdM 102 000 2 -5 13 3 MM8u1.J.~7 Malibu 122 200 6 • 13 13 2 Estancia 011 210 2 • 7 6 1 Soln Clemente at Corona del Mar; S&nta M«garl~ at Cost• ~ coMoletioo t:>ra<ket. 2 pm Bolsa Grandt vs. CrOS$totd\ at Newpott Hclrhor. Westlake et Estaod.;i; Heperl• Sultana 115. Orange Lutheren at COl'ona del M.ir, Apple Valley \IS Mlsslon Vtttjo, at Cc»tcl Mew M. Viejo 022 100 O • 5 8 4 Mesa 000 133 x -7 7 0 Kustura. \Nhitit\g (6) and Poth; Llttfe and Fajardo. W -Little, 1·0. L • l<ustura. Courvolsier. Baumgren (7) and Cutts; Elliston and Wiethorn. W • Elliston, 2 O. L • Baumgren. 2B -Cutts (OL). Swanson (CdM). ......, """9oll 14 ~4 Cr~roads 101 020 · 4 S 4 Newport 1.25 114 • 14 6 2 Kay, Bedcett (5) and Rain~; McCarthy, Sandoval (5) and Waite. 28 -Guesman (NH), Waite (NH), Smith (NH), Zweibel (C). ~ldc(5)and Wie, Mueller (4), Budaga (6) m OiMs...W ·lee. L • Wiel. 28 ·Johnson (M), Biren- baum (M), Nordgreen (M) 2. Mueller (f). HR. Nordgieet I (M), Birenbaum (M), Burciaga (E). Boutros (USIU) def. Pardee, 6-1, 6-1; Ph~vah (USIU) won by default. : OoyaHamplln (SCO def. • Softball .. Community college · Orang9 Coast Jt VlctOf Valley, doubleheader at 2 p.m 28 -Ferrell (MV); HR -Mancilla (CM). HR • Wlethom (CdM), Williams (OL), Harper (CdM). HR -O'Donnell (NH). Burgis•Nelson, 8-5; Burks-Phovangsavah (USIU) def. Tate-Pardee, 8-5; Safford· Boutros (USIU) won by default. ----.-......'I -. .-;• ...---r ;":11 -I ~lj I'' 'l!·:+ ... '.I i4 • J "l•1.' I;,-•·. I .J'l...._~..T:· ~~; I .,. . -~ ...... ,. ,· ' . . -. ; .... NOTICE TO SCALE. are maintained at 1st., the •tt•t• of the Lump Sum Bau Bid, ex· court end mlil e copy to el. a.to,. teldng c,rtllll any codlclls era ava.llable CONTRACTORS the DISTRICT olflce lo· daoedant. <:IUdlng altematlVet, shall the pereonel represent• very important eotione fQr examination In the flle C NG FOR BIDS c:atad at 1370 Adams THE PETITION te-accompany each Bid.' The dwe appointed by the tiowavar, the p1reon9i kept bv the covrt. ALLI Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA QUHta the decedent'& Surety Issuing 1"8 Bid court within four r41Pra•antetiva win b9 THE'"PETITION request• ScMol Distnct 92626; Physltal Facilltles WIU and codioile, If BQnd &hall be, on the Bid months from the deta tlQUlrad to give notice authority to e.dmlnlster the COAST COMMUNITY Pl8nn1no. and areavalfable any, ba edmitted to Deadline,· listed In, the of first IHuet1ce of to interaet.O paNomi 1tstate under ttle lndepend· COLLEGE DISTRICT to any Interested party probete. The WILL •nd latest published State or I .. ·d-~ · I ... hev enl Admlnlatratlon of Ee- Bid Oeaollne upon ~equest. The Con· C&litomla, Oepanment of euerl ae PIOVI .,.. in '1n eee •n•Y e tales ...... tn.ls Authority eny codicil• ere •veil· Mction 9100 of the wllived notio• 01 co~ ,,.., '"' May ~'0~9:1~ ~e~~Ptf'm. !r.~:'~~~~~'t 8e:f:yjobof eble fot "'emln.tioo In ~~~'ri~· 1~ 0~:~~':~ Clliforni• Prob1t1Code. eanted to~ p~oead Wiii allow the peraonal rep. Pia..... u• .. """" the file k--t by the ...... t1·-... for filing ao·•on.' • I ---resentatlve to like many Olllce of Director of site, Tho Contractor and -Surety Insurance In This •.... .,_ d u ' -.. -• .-ectlons without "obtaining Purcnas1ng, Coast Com· any &ut>contrador under It court. State. clol'n'l1 will not -expire ant edmlnlttretlon court approval. Before munilr, College D1str1c1 shall pay not less than the THE PETITION ,.. A mandatory Pre· Bid before four month• euthority wJll b• ur•ntad taking certain vary lmpor Btog "D", 1370 Adams ' specilled prevalllng rates or qedum••,·"n1trtar""tt~rity .. tltot• Conference and man· from the !Mering dete unte11 en lnter .. tad tant actions, however, ~ Avenue Costa Mesa, CA wages to all workers em· ·-datory Pre·Bld Job Walk noticed above. person fllH en objecdon personal representative 92626 plo~d fn the execution of under th• Independent will be conducted on YOU MA y EXAM-to the petition end will be 19qulred to give no- P rofect ldenttflcation the Contract. Adminittretion of Et· TUESDAY, APRIL 13, IN! tM file kept by th• ahowe good ceuee why tloe to Interested persons Name. Orange Coast Col· No bidder may withdraw tit" Act. fThl• euchori-19", beginning promptly court. If you are a por-the court ahould not unless lttey l\Bve waived lege Demol1t1on ol Old Skill any bld for a penod ol sixty tv will allow th• pareon-at t :OO A.M .. Participants eon lntereeted in the grent the euthority. notice or consented to the Center; Bid No 1789 (60) days after 100 dale set al rapreaentetlva to teke shall meet at: UCIMC .. tale, you may file A HEARING on the proposed · aotton.) The In• Place Bias are on Ille and for the opening of bkls. many action• without PLANNING DEPART· with the court.a formal petition will be held o n dependent administration available at 0111~ of the A payment bond shall be obtaining court epproy.. MENT, Building 20 Con· RaquHt for Special April 22, 1889 et 1 :45 authority wUI be granted :?'tr~~J,~ci~;~~y~~~t ~~~ti~~ ~n~x5e;~1~~ =~ryBei'!rpeo~~~~g~~~n ~e~1:,.~1 ·~~ =: Notice of the filing of en P.M. In Dept. L73 looet· unteri~ an =t ~ Community College Dis· In the form set ro11h In the however, the pereon•t O CA 92668' Inventory and appreleel ed It 341 TM City son s :C, ~ tnct 1370 Adams Ave .. contractdOC\lments. representetlve win ~ (1'f4)g:56.5n2 of .. tete &IHt• o1 of Drive Orenge CA g:~:nwhyltles=•~ Bldg "D '.Costa Mesa, CA P.ursuant to Section required to ..iv• notice •.Please see Map ln Con· •nv petition or eccount 92813. not grant the authOOty (714) 438·4673 22300 of the Public Con· "' tract Documents • 11 provided In eection IF YOU OBJECT TO A HEARING on the Pell· NOTICE IS HEREBY tract Code, the contract will to intereeted persone Note: Any Contractor. bid· 11.SO of the Celifornla the grenttno of the tlon wtll be held on Apr1129 GIVEN that the above· contain provisions per· unlau they hava ding as a pl1me may not Probate Code. A Re-petltlon, you should · 1999 at 1:45 p.m. In Dept named School District ol mlltfng the successful bid· weived nottoa or con-submit a bid if he/she doe$ queet for Special Notice appeer at tM heeling L73 loca\edat 341 The City Orange County, Califomla, der 10 stibstltute securities •entad to the propoeed not attend this Mee'!~. form le evllllebl• from end 1tate your ~J•o· Drive South, Ot'ange, CA acting by and through Its for any monies withheld by eodon.) The lndepen-The Meeting will be closed t!M court clerk. tici,1 or nta wntten 92868. Governing Board, herein· the Olstr1ct to ensure per· dent administretlon at 9:05 a.m. Any Pnme A...._, fw P.1tdol•. objectione with the IF YOU OBJECT to the al1er referred 10 as ''DIS· formance under the con-authority will be granted Conlractor arr1Ving alt11 ltlittmN Wll court before the Met-granting or the petition, you TRICr. wtll receive up to, tract. """'9• an intereeted this time will not be ellglble ......... Ing. Your appeerance should appear at tt1e hear· but not la1er than the Each bid submitted In re· pert.on filH an objection to participate In the bid pro-law a.... of may be In person or by Ing and etate ~r ob= above-stated ume. 1sealed sponse to this Notice shall to th• petition end cess as a Prime Contrac· lta4hw•w w. your attorney. tlons or me w tten o . bids tor the award o a con· contain, as a bid item, ade· show• good ceuee why tor. ..._ IF YOU ARE A lions With ttle court be ore tract for lhe proiect de-Quate sheeting, shonng, the court ehould not Only bidders who partlcl· 1;J,..,-.:'c;-'' C....-CREDITOR or a conti~ the heartng, Your ap· scribed as and bracing, or equivalent grent the authority. pate In both the Con ........_ .. 1 gent creditor of the paarance may be In person Demolish Old Skill Cen· method. ror the protectlon A HEARING on the terenoe and the Job Walk --• d ed t fil or by your at1omey ter Building of Ille and llmb in trenehes petition will be held on In their entirety, w!M be al· ==" ..... CA y:~~a'c1eirXOU w~· m! IF YOU ARE A CREDI· Tt1erewillbeaTen($10) and open excavation, Aprit 21, 1899 et 1:45 lowedtobidonthe Prof&ct 04106 041 ..... 04112 courtendmalleoopyto TORorc:ootlngentcradltor non-refundable payment whl<tl shall conform to ap-p .M. in Dept. L7 3 looet· as Pr1me Contreclors. For • vv, the peraonel reprHent• ol the deceased, you must required tor eacn set of bid pllcable safety orders. ed et 34 1 The Cl~ further lnfonnatloo, contact -NOTICE OF ti · ed bl· h Ille your clalm with the aocuments Checks should Governing Bo8rd D · p 0 8 1417 UCI Contracts Department va eppou;it ' t e court and mall a copy to the be made payable to Coast By Wllllem M. Vega, nve · • ox within Design & Construe-PUBLIC HEARING court within four personal representative Communlly College Dis· Ed. o., Chincallor, 015ra7no0.e CA 92113· tlon Services· Notice Is hereby given mfontfhl • fr~m the datef appointed by the oourt tncl Coaat Community Meredith Ctieston that a public hearing will be o ret IHuei;ice ~ within lour months lrom ttle Bids shall be received In College Dletrlet IF YOU OBJECT TO o (949) 824-6513. held by the Costa Mesa letter• •• provided 1n date of tfle tirat Issuance of the place K1entll1ed above. Published Newpoll Beach· tho granting of the The successful Bidder City Council on April 19. seotion 9100 of the letters as provided In Pro- dnd those bids shall be Costa Mesa Dally Piiot petition. you ehould and Its Subcontractors will 1999, at 6:30 p.m .. In the California Probate Code. bate Code section 9100. opened end publicly read Aprtl 5, 12, 1999 eppeer at the heering be reQuired to follow the Councn Chambers ol City The time for filing The time for ftlfng claims alovd at the at>oV&·steted M449 and state your objec· nondiscrimination requl<e-Hall, 77 Fair Dr1ve, on the claim• will not expire Will not expire before four time and place, tlon• or file written ments set fol1tl In the Bid· following item: before four months monUlS lrom !tie hearing tn accordance with the PUBLIC NOTICE objection• with the ding DoctJments and 10 pay Phllllp R. Schwartze, from the hHring date date noticed above. provisions of Callfornla NOTICE OF PUBLIC court before th• heer-prevalllng wage rates at agent for McCarthy, Cook nodced above. YOO MAY EXAMINE ttle ~ubllc Contract Code HEARING OF COSTA Ing. Your eppeer9'\Ce the location ol the Woric. and Co .. for oompfe!ion of YOU MAY EXAM-file kept by the court If you Section 3300, the District S may be in pereon or b" The successful Bidder SOUTH COAST METRO are a perwon lnlerested In requires that the bidder ME A REDEVELOP· your attorney. ~ will be required to have the CENTER, located in the INE thelffile kept by the the estate, you may file possess the followlng clas· MENT AGENCY AND IF YOU ARE A following State ol Cantomla 500 blod< (odd numbers court. you ere 8 per-with the court a Request for s1hcatlon of contractor's CITY 0 F C 0 S·T A CR!OITOR or e contin-Contractor's license our· onty) ol Anton Blvd., In a eon lnt•rHted In the Special Notloe (form OE· license at the time that the MESA CITY COUNCIL gent creditor of the rent at the time ol PDC zone (e1Cisting de-e~t•t•, you may flla 1$4) Of the filing of an In· contract 1s awarded· R E L A T I N G T o d d fil submission of the Bid: velopment at South Coast With the court a formal ventory and appraisal of Contractor B License PROPOSED OISPOSI-v!~~··~eirXou w'nh't Ji: .lloense aasslficatlon, Metro Center Includes RequHt for . Special estate assets or of any PUBLISH· April 5, 1999 TION OF REAL PROP-court end meil a copy to General Bulldlng tf\ree offioe buildings con-Notice of the filing of an petition or account aa and April i2. 1999 license Code, e talnlng 749,289 square Inventory and eppraleal pr~lded tn Probate Code WALK THROUGH April ERTY PURSUANT TO the personel repteaenta· Other P~ect Specifics· feet). Envlronmeotal De-of estate •Heta or of section 1250. A Request 21 . 1999 at 9·00 am THE FIRST AMEN[). tlve appointed by the BldderQuahflcatlons called termination. Negative Dec· any petition or eccount for Special Notice lorm Is Orange Coast College M E N T T 0 A F court within four tor to be submlt1ed at llme laration. ae ~provided In eection avaUable from the court Maintenance and Opera-FORDABLE HOUSING months from the date of bid Include, but are not NegaUve Declaration of 1250 of the California clerk. t1ons Fac1hty, located on AGREEMENT WITH of first iseuance of necessarily llmlled to: (a) Environmental Impact Probate Code. A Re-Attorney for th• Merr1mac Stree1 between HABITAT FOR HU· letters as provided Ir Five year requirement for General Plan Amend· f s Jal N tl Petitioner· Hartx>r Bivd. and Fa1rv1ew fTY OF ORA GE section 9100 of the name and license, (b) sue-rnent GP-98-08 and Spa-queet . or pee 0 oe .S K.. MARVE~ BID DATE· May 11. 1999 MAN N Celifornie Probate Code. cesslully completed three ollic Plan Amendment SP-form •• available from (CS9 lt132300 at 2:00 Pm COUNTY, INC. The time for tiling projects In past three years 98-04, for amendments to the oourt clerk. 6 • NORTH OR 'cLe BOARD DATE. May 19, The Costa Mesa Re· whfct'l were simTiar In stze the 1990 General Plan and Attlllir1wr "!' hlltlOI•. ROAD, SUITE 330, 1999 development Agency claim• will not expire North Costa Mesa Specific ~IOr8cltm•--TUCSON. AZ 85704 No payment shall be ("Agency") and the City before four month• ~~s~~J~~~s g~~E Pfari to create a site spe-•1& a"4a C... Dr W. Publlshed Newport made tor work or matenal Councll of Ille City of Costa from the hearing date UNIVERSITY OF c1flc floor area ratio of 0.72 ~--,,.. .. ..,...,01 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally under the contract unless Mesa ("City Council'') Will noticed above. CALIFORNIA (0.60 allowable). ----~ .._, p1•~• Mar-29 Anni 2 s. and until the Registrar of hold a JOlnt public heenng YOU MAY EXAM-Aprtl, 1999 . Master Plan PA·98·n. 03/2.9, 03/30, 04/06 1g'Q9 ""' '""' · ' Contractors venfies to the et which they will consider INE the file kept by the Pubflshed Newport tor a preliminary master NOTICE OF MF439 DISTRICT that the CON· the sale of property to Hab· court, If you are a per· Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Ps~~ctconlonsiosftln4goofff1necewbucoildn: PUBLIC HEARING NOTIC'E' TRACTOR was proper1y ltat tor Humamty of Orange aon lntereeted in the Pilot Aprll s. t2. 1999 ~u llcen:.ed at lhe ttme the County Inc. pursuant to eatate, you mey hie M«1 lngs (4 stol1es each, n Notice Is hereby given INVITING BIDS contract was awarded Any the First Amendment to Al· with the court a formal -reet in height) totaling that a public heal1ng wlll be Sealed bids may be re· CONTRACTOR not so ford::it-le Housing Agree-Request for Special CNSlHl7a7 475,000 square feet; 2 res· held by tl'le Costa Mesa celved at the olllOe Of the licensed IS subject to pen· mc.nt r Agreement") In Notice of the filing of en NOTICE OF taurants totaling 22,000 City Council on April 19, Public Works Director, at alues under the law II the connection with the inventory and approisol PET--TO square I e et. a 19M, at 6:30 p.m .. In ttle 3300 Newport Boulevard. license c1ass111calion speei· proposed development of of eetate .... tw or of 11ft.llllW 4,500-square·foot retail Council Chambers of City P.O. BolC 1768, Newport lied here1nabove is lhat of an affordable housing any petition or eccount ADMINISTER burtding; a Hall, n Fair Drtve, on the Beac01 CA. 92658-6915 a "spec1a1tty contracto(· as project on ce11ain real ai provided In section ESTATE Of: 110,000-square-foot, lollowlng Item: until U>OO AM on the 1Slh oelined 1n Section 7058 of property localed at Parcel 1250 of the Celifomia CHARLES GAM ... O l!OO·room horel (10-story APPEAL o1 the Planning day of Aprtl. 1999, at which the ca11torn1a Business 5 (2136 Wallace Avenue). Probate Code. A R• CASE NO. AlSM58 maximum, not to exceed Commlsslon·s deniet of time such bids Shall be and Prolesslons Code. the on which property will be t f S . 1 N . To ell h•lrs. banaf1-150 feet In heltt): and a Planning ~licauon =ned and read for: spec1a111y contractor dconstructed on1 e1 (1)1 ne11w fqourem• 11°r•vpaellcaibele ofroocme clen·es, or-.. ltors, co--45,000-square-oot (2 and PA·98·86, onlng Aoplica· rtna AvanUllAll•y 400 awaroe<l 1he Contract for etached s ng e am 'I "" ,,.. 3 stol1es) health club; and lion ZA'98-44, from Pacific A6B lntereectlon tll1s Work shall 11selt con-home (the "Project"). Pur· th• court clerk. tlngent creditora, and a flnal master plan to allow Planning Group, 4500 Reconatructlon struct a majonty of the suant to the Community Anomey for fll,..,91dlllldollk.i•~-p•r•on11 who mev Othef'" construction of the 4 offfoe Campus Drive. Suite 626, Tltle of Pro)ect Won<, in accordance with Redevelopment Law. Call· .,.,.._ A. Hwtieon wiH be lntereeted in bulldings identified aboVe; Newport Beach, authonzed Contract No. am the prov1s1nns of ca111omia lornia Health and Safety 433 awe e.ntw Dr. th• will or Htat•. or and a minor conditional agenl tor Garvin Drive. lor $38,000 Business and Professions Code Sections 33000. et w.t. '210 both, of: CHARLES use permit to allow devla· a condlttonal use permit to EnglnMr'• e.ttmata cooe Section 7059 seq .. In particular Section ~AIM CA 92.893 GAMBINO lions from shared parking construct a 5,504·SQuare-Approved by All Work must be com· 33433, a joint public hear· 04/05. 04/08. 04112 A PETITION h•• requirements loot commercial building, Bill Petapon, petition anc:t .hOWI good ceuse wtiy the court al'loOld not grant lhe authority. A HEARING on the petl· lion Wiii be held on MAY 6, 1999 et 1:4'5 p.m. In Dept L73located111341 The Cfty Drtve SOU1tl, Orange, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you Should appear at the hear- ing and state your ob~•c· lions or Ille written ob ec· tlons with the court be ore the hearing. Your ap- pearance may be In person or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or contingent creditor o4 the deceased, you must me your c:lalm wltl'I the court end rNlll a copy to the personsl representative appointed by the court Within four monthl from ttle date of ttle first Issuance or letterw as provided Jn Pro-bate Code section 9100. The time for flUng clalma wtn not expire bef0f9 four months from the heal1ng dat• notlQed abolle. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by lt1e court If yoo ere a person Interested In ttle estate, you may file with tl'le court a Request for Special Notice (form OE· 154) of fhe filing ot an In· ventory and appraisal of estate assets or ol any petition or account as provided In Probate Code seation 1250. A Request lor Special Notloe lorm Is avallable from ttle ooul1 derlt. Attorney for th• Petitioner: Richard L. Heaton, ESQ. (CSB# 711-49) Cheedl~' -Gerratt 6 Heaton, UK 4041 MacArthur Blvd., Sta. ~..1_Newport Beach, CA 92oou Published Newport Beactl· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April 5, 9. 12, i999 M446 crrv oF NEWPORT BEACH NOTICE INVmNG BIOS Sealed bids may be re- ceived at lhe offl08 ol the City Cleft<. 3300 Newport Boulevard. P.O. Box 1766. Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915 until 11 a.m on the 22nd day of April, 1999, at which time such bids Shall be opened and read for MARINER'S LIBRARY ROOF REPLACEMENT Tltl• of Project Convect No. 3241 $37,000.00 Engineer'• e.t1mate Alternate A $30,000.00 EnglnMr'a e.tlm•t• Altemete B ~w%b Public Work• Director Prospective bidders may obtain one set of bid docu· ments at no cost at the of· lice of the Public Wo111s Department, 3300 Newport Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, Newport Beach, CA 9265&-6915. For further lnfonnauon. call Stephen Luy. Project Manager at (949) 644-3330. Published Newport Beactl· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Apr11 5, i<l, 1999 MW450 plated within 30 con-Ing on the Agreement will been filed by DORIS Oeveioomenl Agreement Including a 3,700 square-City EnglnMr secu11ve days Time 1s of be held by the Agency and ADVERTISEMENT FRANCIS GAMBINO In DA·99-0f foot sell-service laundry Prospective bidders may BSC8203 the essence Failure to the City CounCll on April FOR BIOS th• Superior Court of fl you chanenge the City with a convenience store; oblaln one set of bid doou· NOTICE OF complete the Work within 12. t999 at 4:00 p.m. Of as Subject to conditions Cellfornie, County of Council's decision In court, minor condltlonal use par· ments et no cost at the ol-PETmON the lime set forth herein will soon thereafter as the mal· prescribed by ttie under-Orenge. you may be limited to rals· mlts for a 1, 1 OO·SQuare-nee of the Publlc Works TO ADMINISTER resull In the imposition of term~ be heard. In the signed. sealed bids for a THE PETITION r.-Ing only those Issues you footrestaurantwlthadrlve· Deparunent,3300Newpol1 ESTATE OF: l1qu1011ted damages for Counci Chambers. City Lump Sum Contract are In· quHt• thet OORJS or someone else raised at thru window and deviation Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, OONALO J. each day 01 delay. In the Hall. n Fair Drive. Costa vited for the following FRANCIS GAMBINO "'-the publlc hearing de· from the shared partllng Newport Beach, CA MACALUSO 1:1mount set 1011h 1n the .. In Mesa, Catifomia 92628. Wort(: -scribed 1n the notioe. or In study; and a vartanoe from 92658-3915. tormdtlOn for B1ctders· The Agreement oocumen· u~MC UAODYNAMICS oppointed ai pe,.oNll written correspondence side setback requlrments For lvJ1her tnfonnatlon, CASE NO. A196367 -£acli bid must conlorm tat1on relatlve to the PROGRAM repreeentatlveto admin-delnl8red to the City Coun· (tS feet required, 3 feet call Fong Tse at (714) To all hairs, benell· and be responsive to the proposed sale ol property, PROJECT NO. 997617 lster the eatate of th• ell at, or pl10I to, Iha publl<: proposed), to ellow a 644·3340. Protect Man-Clanes, Creditors, cont· contract documents Each and dOcUments referenced UNIVERSITY OF decedent. tieel1ng. switch gear and electric ager lngent credltOR. and per-bi~ shall submit. on the ttM1re1n, are evaJlable for CALIFORNIA, tRVINE THE PETITION• ft-Notioe is further given transformer within the l>ublf&hed Newport SOOS Who may otherwise folrn -. furnished with the publlc Inspection dunng MEDICAL CENTER, queata the deoed•nf• that at the above time and street side setbeck, located Beech-<:ofla Mesa Dally be Interested In the will or oontraCI documents. a list regular City busloess hours 101 CITY DRIVE, WILL end codloil.9. If place, ell intervsted per-at 560 West 19th Street, In Piiot Marctl 30. April S, es tale, or both, of: of Ifie proposed subcon· In the RedeveloOment De· ORANGE, CAUFO~NIA eny, ba edmltted to sons may appear and be a C2 zone. EnVlronmentel 1999 DONALD J. MACALUSO ltlt~S on lhls prOject as pa11rnent. Filth l=loor, City 92668 probate. The WILL end heard by the C11y Counctl Determination: Negative TM399 A PETITION FOR PRO· requlreo by the Subletting Hall, 77 Fair Drtve, Costa DESCRIPTION OF eny oodloile et• evelf. on the aforementioned Oeciaratlon. BATE has been filed by a11Cl Subcontracting Fair Mesa II you have any WORK Altenitlons to ap· ebfa for exemlnetlon In maner. II you challenge the Cttv B8C8253 FAANKIE M. LANE aka Pracoces Act Govemmenr questions on the proposed pro1dmatefy 1900 SQ ft. on the file kept by the MARY T. ELLIOlT Councll's decls!On In oourf, NOTICE OF FRANKIE LANE Code Section 4100 et seq Project, please contact third floor ot e)(lstlng court. Deputy ~ty Clerk you may be limited to rals· PETmON MACALUSO aka Eac.h Bid shall be accom· Muriel Ullman, Redevelop-Inpatient Neul'tlf)syc:tllatrlc TH! P!TITIOH r.. Published Newport Beach· Ing only tho6e Issues you TO ADMINISTER FRANKIE MA.CAI.USO pan•ed by a oert11ied or ment and Housing Man· Bulldlng, Bulk.ling 3 at UCI queata authority to Costa Mesa Daily Piiot or someone •lff raised et ESTATE OF: LANE In lhe Superior Coun cashle(s Check or bid bond ager, at (714) 7S4·5167 Medical Center Wo111. in-edminieter th• eatete Apr11 s. 1999 the pobllc hearing de· VALERIE 8ABElTE or ca111om1a. Coonfy of in an amounl not less than during regular City busl· eludes Interior demolltlon under the lndapaf)dent M4<l4 scribed In the notice, Of In REED ORANGE. ten percent (10%) of the,to· ness nours. An~ per&on or and remodel 10 create new Admlnl•tratlon of Ee-CHIUH1ll wrltten correspondence THE PETITION FOR tal bid prioe. payable to the organization ts nvlted and exam and treatment tet81 A ct. {Thia euthorl· ~OF dellVeted to the City Coun-CASE NO. A196515 PROBATE reQl.lests that D1s1r1ct as a guarantee that :!'!V appearff at the1 P~.l?Jlc rooms, utlll!Y and wot'k ~ wlll ellow the pe'90f\-PE~11•1-.,._ TO ~~!1!r. prtOf' to, 1he public To all hdra, ben.11· FRANKIE M. LANE aka lhe bidder, 1f fts pr~ Is • .... anng too er ora or ...... t· apeoes; moarticatlon of ex· _. nucttn .. ,. clati9a, cr~tora, ~t· FRANKIE LANE accepted. shell promptly ten testimony retettVe to lstJng bethrooms for ADA tepre11nt1tlve to take ADMWIBi Nol!Oe I$ further given lng41nt mdtora, end 1)8r· MACALUSO aka execuie the Agreement, the sale or the Agreement compliance: HVAC and many eotlon1 without ESTATE OF: thtlt et the above time and IClfl• who may olherwtae FRANKIE MACALUSO furnish e .atlslactorv Any person or oroanlzatlon eieotrlcal. obtelnlng court epproY. WI I'* CHAN ES plaoe, au lnte111sted per-be lnteretttd In 1hl wlll or LANE be appoif'ltld u par· Failhful P.-rtormance Bond may me written tesUmony ESTIMATCD COST: 81. Before teklng certlln RA'90 aons may appear and be e1t8'9.1..~ boCh, of: sonal rep111"91'1tattve to ad· In an amount not less than on th• proposed re· S200,000.00 very tmportent aotlot1~1 .,..me NO.o.c.o. ., ... -, ... heard by the City Couool VALE.HJE BABETTE minister the esuite o1 the ofle hundred percent develOpment of &llld prop-Note: Prime 81ddets who howevet, tha pateOnM .._. •,. -u on the aforemanlloned REED c:lteedent. (100".4) of the 10101 bid elly nol later than 12:00 do not meet the quail· rapreHntetlw will be To ell haire, banefl· maiter. A PETT'tlON FOR PRO. 'THE PETITION raqueat• pnce, and furnish a Pay ~..!.l~c'"ia!l.· F1l~Fwlo0lthr ncatlons In the Contrae1 required to give notice olllri••· cradltore, con-MARY T. ELLIOTT BATE hes been fllad by ~~to.,~:=~~ ment Bond In an amoont ""' ~ ., "' '"' Documents mey not be to lnteraeted pereon1 tlngent cradltott, end Deputy City Cletk NRAPENORA PRASAD lh .......... "'"' ""' ,,.. not less then one hundred City H~ll. n Fair Ol'lve, eligible f()( award. u n I••• th• v ~eve perton1 who m.y other• Published Newport Beoctl· me SUfl:.1!101 Court ~ 0.11· ent Mmlnlt11'atlon cf e. pel!l8nt ( 100%) of the tOlal Costa Mesa. Cahfomla Bl<Sd1ng DoQurmini. wlll welved notfca or co~ ¥tiH be lnte,.tted In Cotta Meea Dally PllOt lop~~~ of tall• Act. (Thi• AuthOrfty pltJ pr1ce, and lurnlah Published Newpotl be ev1il1ble to Biddete on eented to th• ptopo•ed th• will or ntete, or April 5, t999 O~GE. wlll ellOw the P1~1 l'OP· ~ff1Cal9s evidencing that Beach~ta Mesa Dally TUEIDAY, APRIL I , aotlon.) The lndapen-both 'of: WILLIAM M<l45 THE PETITION FOA raaentatl'Yt to tllll "'*'Y the required Insurance I& Ir) Piiot March 211, Aprll 5. 1199, and wUI be laauod o1: dent admlnlettetlon CHARL!& RAAllG SSC 821"' PA08~TE ieqUelft that actlOnt wfthoUt obtalt\!09 effect In the amounts set 1999 DESIGN & CONSTRUC· euthoritV will be granted A P£TITION hie u NAAP.E"NORA PRASAD be court :ovel. BtlOrt r0tstt lfl the geneml condl· M"35 1' I 0 N S E AV I C E S , unl111 an lntet .. tad bHn filed by OEE LAN NOTICE OF ~ N :-=~~~ takl~ In very lmpor· TOR or oontlngenl etedttor or the deceased, you must me your daim With the ,oourt and mall a oopy.to the pet1onal representative apoolnted by the C:OUl1 Within four months from the date ot !tie first Issuance ot fetters as l)l'OVlded In Pro- bate Code MCtlon eioo. The tlme tor f~lng clalms will not expire before foor months from tho hearing date notlold above. VOIJ MAY EAAMINE ttle file kept by ttle court. fl you are a parson interested In the estate, you may file with ttle court a Request for Speolet Notice (form DE· 1 $4) of the, filing of an In· ventory and appraisal of estate assets or ot any petition or aooount as prO'llded In Probate Code sactlon 1250. A Request tor Speclaf NotiQe form ls avallal>le from the coul1 clerk. Attorney for tna Petitioner: JOHN A. BLEDSOE, ESQ. {CSB# 152602) LAW OFFICE OF JOHN A. BLEDSOE 28202 CABOT RO., STE. 505, LAGUNA HILLS, CA 92677 Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot Apr11 5, 9, 12. 1999 M442 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hear-ing wlll be held by ttte Costa Mesa City Council on Monday, Apr11 19, 1999, at 6:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as posslble, In the Council Chambers at City Hall, n Fair DriVe, Costa Mesa, on the follow· Ing Item: AN ORDINANCE emen· ding 190ulations oontalned In Chapter VIII 01 Title 13 of the Costa Mesa Muniapal Code, relating to slQns ln the public rtght-ol-way. Environmental Determine· tloo: Exempt. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at Slid time and place all Interested persons may aepear and be heard by lhe City Coun· oU on the above Item. IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT, the challenge may be limlted to only thOse Issues raised al lh!J publlc hearing described Irr this notice or ln written cor · respondence delivered to the City Council al, or prlof to, the publlc hearing. MARY T. ELLIOTT O.putv City C1e~ Publlshed Newpotl Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot AprH 5, 1999 Actltloua Buelneaa Name Statement The tOllOWlng pe111ons are doing business as: Ysalas Moon Shane. Re· cldentlal Painting & Cars Detailing. 310 Victoria A102, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ysalas Rodriguez Luna. 310 Vletorta A102. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This t>u&lness Is ooo· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Ysalas Rodriguez Luna This statement was flied with the County Clertc ol Orange Count)' on 3-18·1>9 19996786&C6 Dally Piiot Mar. 22, 29, ~· 5, t2. 1999 m431 lctltlous BualneH Name Statement The following persons are doing t>uslness as: Citrus Ventures, 2845 East Coast Highway, CC> rona del J.4ar, CA 92625-2290 Wllllam C. Ring, 1021 Grenv\lle Drive, Newpon Baach, CA 112660-6205 This buslf'l!U 1$ OOl'I· ducted by: an lnCIMdual Have you staned doing bustneaa yet? Yes, 411 Sise Wllllam C. Ring This atatemenf was filed With the County Clell< ot Orange County on 3·22-99 1"96181181 Dally Piiot Mar. 29, Apt. 5, 12, 19, 19" M4:U Ftctltloua BuelneH Name Statement The toQowtng persona are doing t>usll'lUt as: LIFE LONG LEARNING INSTITUTE, 17871 Fitch, Irvine. Callfomla 9261-4 Kenteo Medlcal, Inc., (CA), 17871 FltQh, lrvlne, Collfomla 92614 Thia bOslnNt II con· duded by: • oorporetlon Mlll't you •lal1od doing buSlnell yet? Yes, 219191> t<ent•c Modlcat, inc , Slew 8ecll, P,.lldenl Alt Kinde of Job• Fof. All Kind• or P~ple •• ~lfted~ llQQa In th• evant ol ltllu,.. ~•ttff717 Berkeley Place Butldlng, pereon fllH en ob)aodon TO RAAllG In the Su· PETITION !ht utat• of the Cllcedlnt. ~onel ;,=[atrv: ti>-..-ttar Into the contta<:t OF Suite 3500, 401 E .. t to the P•lltion end pafior Court of Cltifo~ TO ADMINISTER nil! P£TmON rwqueltl wtll be raqulr9d to gt.le no- MftS •1C0<.-ut• lhe raqu(rld NOTICE Ptheson Drive. Unlvtrtlty ehowe good oeuH whv nta, County of 9fanee. ESTATE OF: tne -1r1 Wll and doe to ln .. retlod pertC>ns ~<JQ1tnen11, auctl bid n · PEllllON TO 01 Cellfotnla, Irvine the court ·ehoukt not TH! l'fTmON r.-MICHAEL R. NEILL "f' llClmll\ld uni. .. !hay hlYI watved /;Ullty Wiii ti. fOffehod Thi ~IHI Campua, lrvlne, CA -ent the authori*". rc•sts thet OU LAN CAS"' NO. A1-'""''" COdlella.'I ~Wiii and nolk.e or corrMn~ to Iha f:elttif\.11 Parformanot BOf'ICf ESTATE OF: 920912.4&0 HOT LINE. .,... •• •n ol '" -....-. to p!Vbtt1t. attan remein In full torc:e CH•••• ES _ •. (Hi} 824-tl 17 or. (IM9) A HEARING on th• 0 RAAS ... be 8IPP nt-To all helra, benall-any COdlClll ere 1v1lleblt =P~1~> Thlratlonln· h ---.. 82-4 6630 patldon wlH be hatd on Id • pa,.onet ,.,...,... e1ar111. crednora, cont· for e.-mtnaaon tn the flit ..,.,.lf'lllt •nd •~ff act ~ougtl J...• TllAlfl1ll e~ Documttnla w1H April 28..&. 1111 et 1 :46 tetiw to edmk"lt•t the lngenl creditor.. and ~r· qp1• bV ,. court. wlll be ~ntod ff:': :.Pl gotio,:r ~: CASE llO. A19M29 "°' bl 1Yallable to Prima ~.M. 1n uapt. l73 loolt· Htet• of the dectdem. aon• wl'lo mey o1ri.twtu · llifiP&TITION NQUHIJ unlM• en lnllt'"*' I*· uon>: ·To fill he!,., t>.nefi• BIOdlra afi.r TVHOAV, ed et 3 41 The CitV TH! ftETlTION re· be lnllreeted In the will or autnortty to ldmlnltter the ton flleun obj8clion lo Iha "Affordable ~" DJscOunt Glsket, ThlOISTRtCTra~n oleri•. ortlditote, oon-APAlltl,1990. Drive 01eng1 CA qu88UI th• decadent'• ett11t.orbQ4h,ol: tltl1tlif'ldtrhlndepef'ICIE· pa1111on ..... n.....,.ehowl~ the "Ohl lo nl)tct any or IN dnoent oradlton, and Chldca for • non-,.lu"' a2eea. W1U end codloH1, If MICt-IAEL R. NEILL ant AdmlnlltrdOn cf •· 08UM .... ., ..... cioun ........... blda Ot lo wtfvl tlly If• perwon• who m-v Othef'" dabll IMW!ft t>8 l'l')ulrtd In tF YOU 01.JECT TO 9ltY be edtnlttld to A PETITION fOA PAO· .. , .. ~. CTNe AuOloltty not ~the e\ICl'IOl'lfy. n1golarttlar ot lnlonnalltt.a wlH be lnwr .. tad In tti• amount of S25 00 per th• gtal'ltlnt of the PfO'.-e. The Will end BATE hll bMt1 fifed by wltl lllloW Int Pl~ rap-~ Wlll be~:, the,~: In sny bid or In th• bid the wilt or "'-'i.n' or ffl0,.,2.,.Bi0tlln01 ~l*.,: petition, you thOUld MY oodloll• era •wit· MARV C. NEILL n1eenUllM to .. many Apftl 22 "" .... _.. f CH .. R J ,.....,.. are o .... .,...,. --. .. r et the heeri-*8 for 9'CM!lnetion In In Itta Superior OovJ1 of eQJonl ~ ~ ''"at 1:4& pm. In~: "'~ nlQ\Arwd ~ s.ctlon nv: .. .;~ ~ . I' pal!.bll IO ~uc Regents " ~ ••• ,. t' ~o": the .... kept by th• ~ County ol . :"~ :":!.,., = L71 lciCIHld et 3' t ~Cl 1n3,.~ '"'.?o" ,ornla Laot· ~ 'PE.TmON ~ SUm t'~°'W:.'rn~: ~~ . or I hwtln:.~ oourt •. I! Drn'T'I....... THI! PETITION FOA ~t icttonl, ~... ~ Soulh, Onnga, bM ..,.,..., 1,,.. rac:tor ~ by_ROl!n• ...,j9et1ont "'t t,,. Tlf '"''" ""'" ,._ p.,,,.,.. .. .., ...... I -r1on.I rap'9Mntatlvt IF YOU OBJECT to 1hi 11'1• 0.f)Jttm•nt of In• A.NT!ft In tbt llQCtptl(f •fl• oovrt "font the hNt-.,.... 9Uthtirtty to nVDI' I.. '*IUI•.. ... ;w be E'° -no-du~trla! AtlabON of !NI Court of C .... 2;00 Ml., nlEIOAV, Int. Yovr .....,envt .idmink-tl'lt •t.ne MARY C NElll tiot to ~ ::::v~~t\l:. ~~nc:!o c.:~""'J,:::r:~ fof*, Councy of Ot-A~.!;.:~; t"8 lump mey bl In ,.,.on w by uMar the l~ant ~ ~ ==~ Uf\IHt ir-y WIWd lnO end--yc>Uf =· r.-·~ --• :R'' 1 ,,;., ~· Sum BeM Did wtll bt your anotney. ~,..,etton of &;. ttr the eet• .. of tie '*-• 004lol or GOnMnlld to ~ fkll:la ot file wt1tten • ........ ..... .. J)tl m1TION ~ d 2 OI "M IF YOU AR! ,. tft" A~•· (Thi• euttwri-dlf1f ~ Jdon.) Tiw In> !lone Will the ooun be Oct Ill bll ity In w 1t'lll lhet "OllRT ='e •t : ' '• CllEDITO,. O' • o~ ty wltl allow ttle ..... ~ THE PSTITION requMtl ="'ti ........ 1 1"8 hltrlng Your ep· WO,. Ill to f,. P9rtoi'fMd• rat"o• lllAHTfft bl ,.._IOAY,APRll20, ct orldltor of cM .. ,.,,t ... m.dvti.-. 1t1a clteledenft Wlf 8f1d I ... be p"9d pMf9nct~lnperaon Ccllll t UC tt1• t w gt,.... """ __ __. __ ,.... ..._ ,...___ -..-I ..... --.... ._.__ .,, w•w1t11t w or...,~ 'I tttfe1mine11on1, •ou11ec1 ...,ai.tid .. ,.,..,,.. "''!!!B~I !!.SJ•!c_u!m~ty !L·'.!!"!_!1he!!..~~·---~".'.!!!!Lyou~?.-~"~-~··•!!!!-~"'~.,!!"~Y!.?leo~-~""!!1..!w!l..-~~·.!-Ll!~·!!!ll'IY:...!·~ ... ~-!.!.·-.!?!!.J.~"'~-~~~!!!!!!~~..-~··L.!''~!!1~.v~ou~~E~A~~~m~1·J PAEY.\ll.fN(J YIAOE rtp~to9*nl,,. ~ °' JO% di .,. your ot111m Whh the obfelnlnt oourt Ill) I. ,,. Wiii IWltl aon-an~W>llt Cremation& Burial service Why should you ubject yourself 8i. your family to paying inflated prices for caskets Be services???? Clll Toi Pree J~~ lcl'6ll Ollljl I Sau a 1111 C»lltll Ml Rotes and dcadli11c ore subject to change vd1ho11r notice. Tii e puhlishcr re Nvcs the right to ~e11sor, rcclo ssi(y, rcvi c or reject any clnss1ficd n1kcrtiseme111. Plcnsc report a11v error lhnt mav he in vour clnssiricd uc1 immedinlcly. The 'Daily P"ilo1 accep ts 110 liabilitv for 011v crro1· in nu odvcrtiscmcut for whlch it mny br rt·i.ponsiblc except for the cost uf the !'puce uctuullv 01,,'('upicd by the error. Credit t'Oll onlv br ullowcd for the fin.tin crtio11. · . ..:.·~..::-. . J 1. I I ! '-• • "l"'l ~ "'I 1 •IS .i,-; I I . I . •l ~t;) EQUAL H0USJNG OPPORTUNITY Alt"" ..... ""'111111 It -......... Mjed ...... f#. .... ,..., ...... Ml .. 1•• ....... 9'lctl .... 11 llletll le lfttrtitt "Hy '"IMICI, ll•lt.1111 Ir """•1111111 ....... ,..,, .. .,,,........, •1....._ ............. ., ...... .,...., " .. lllatiM ..... "' "'' "9tefttee. ............. , ........ nts ''"'''" wlll HI ........, ...,. "' . ...,,... ............... wMcalsll *"4M If .. In Ow ,....,. If' Mtt'J llflfltH lbl Ill llWllllltl lft1111at• 11 Ills .....,.,., "' IYlllMll .... ..,...., .... r,_. ,.... ........... call KUO Tiii-hi 11 1..-..iMS• ftf .. Wdllll111u, OC .,.. ,..... ,_.HUD1t'21-Jal0. SOLOll Showcue HomH for Sale In our Saturdey Ral &lite SUpplemenU Homes of the Week ~Adi Stalt .. Ml $751 Operi ~~·.rsr Oedl'9 ThndlY 5PM It hyt to AdwrtlM In 1h. 8"t Local Real Eat.I• Section CALL TOOAYll USA K. RIVERA MN74-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949'674-42.49 •V:X• SO DOWN • IO MOVE-4N FREE COUNSEUNQ FREE Lll1 of HOMES HUDNAREPOS 1~72S-1157 VETERAN REAL ESTATE "'8AY En1r1ne1 10 Bllboa lsllnd 28drm, I .58alh, 2car gas• $395,000 I(/.. IM9-721.;:)618 SOUTH Of THE HIGHWAY 309 Femllll, sus.ooo 311 F ...... $837,000 legal T'1du·I block to Oen John Kenney, Altnt 949--723-449' Ext I IOU'Tit OF TRI HiOHWAY HEW TOWNHOMES eoe Btgora. sesi.OOO 808 5 BlgoNa. $534,900 Octtll Yltw did!~ Mii John 1<1nn1y_._Al.1n1 949-723--i41M ~ 1 . : ~ ~~ ..... ~, .. ,•~ -:-... ~ .. ' -.... . ' ~' . <I .. ,' +'. ·~' .... '. .. PJI 101 • 216 ~·'··· ' I ' ,.. ~ ' . ' ; • -•' ' - -'I ~, .• ,. •. \.i • l ' ' :, ;.·,-;-..... ' ~ I ' " • I --' ·-•. !1 Wiit "To INcl't ~ 1 lrtBI, Gleed C-unlly, M,000 Pllnt 6 c.,. Oltc. Pwf9et si.t• Condo 141·115·2114 72M1= 'TtRRIRC VIEW 4Sdrm 3 se.t\. 4c J*ldrlg. Comp.clly Rem g ll9led 300 II pdo, 12x12 bllcony. Loeb clrlClly It Wllet. lhlt Unit " 150 ft From The Send. Gl8ll ti.:tl house. Pllce ls S800K By Bulder. 949-548-8048 OCEANFRONT $398,000 AGENT 949-123-8120 ··, . r: . ~i ,-. . ... t•-.t. ~ r.·. ..__ ,·. . -... . ~. • . ; -~• ~·~ I ·, ~ -~ h~-; ·,~ .. ' ,,., :·' .... \ .. ·~ •. ,, . '" di.-~· ,~ ·····:! OREA 1BR. 1BA. gl(IQI, olcilf '*'I}. AVll 417 $1,075 eJ3.5209 :..... . ......... _.., ...... "''· .. -r·. . .. ' ~ f. '' • I . ~ ' o I t DE ANZA BAYSIDE VILLAGE 1UO I (• ·" H,-. 'I .•. · " PAIWWAY APARJ'MENTS A't llG CANYON GADD COMMVNft'Y IYMllllON 1SUND ............ llMd ..... _,_ootne .................... ,_, .... 1, 2 or I lfl 111 L Iii .......... ............... • ... ...,. ..... .... , , ........... ·--. -............... . ._. ....... ........ • ,_ ... Ill • By Fax (9 .. 9) 631 -6594 ByPbone By Malllln Person: (Pknsc i11rl111lr \ 11111 no111r 1111.I pho11e 1111111bt1 11111 •c II roll \•111 l>bd. • 1111 u 1'11<'4' •111•11(' ) (9-+9) &-t2-5oJ8 330 West Un\' Street Costa ~1c-i,a, CA 92627 t\t i'ic• I""'' lll\ll. ~ !Jn, 1 . ~ - : \. • -1,. ~it--...,,. II ' 4 o I 0 j J ... 1'..,._, # 220. 391 I • I ' .• ·1 l ' ' I •' , ;.·~ .. , . 400 . 412 . . . . ;.:.. . . . \ ~ I .. •. I I • W •, ... '-.. ----.. .,_ * COSTA MESA·s BEST • Junior 1 btdroom and t bedroom. Ille> 2 blcroom 1 blltl. Olitl glled cotnllUllly. POOi. """5, lllY eccess to freeway, beach & malls 714-SSNI07$ iiESA VEliOE 1.11oe 28i. din. 1 Ba. lrplc. W/O hi~. U9t genge. lllW dlCOr, no piCI, $9951mo. 9'H31-0473 ·: ,· .. , . ·. .. . . .J ' I ~ ' Very Spacious 2Bedroom 2Bllh wWI Panmmlc View . Pl1v1t1 Elev1tor, 2.S Car EncloHd Garlot. Araplact, Hoga Wiik~. wlilhefJ dryer Ilk-ups & yaid S200Mno on 1 yAI lease. Call !Of ICllJI. 94H4&-&453 THE BEACH HOUSE APTS. 1 W SUPEJlllOR I• '...-~ • .-.,.,,._, •• . v , J ... •,. • ,, I I t , .. ··. ... ' . . . ~.'. . NIWPOit CMi 38dliil + IOll; 2.Sba, comm pool, lllW Clrptl. new paint. S 11175/mo. &4H4-18Sll 642-3850 BAYSIDE cove, view ~ 28r w4ll din. lir1!llt my. EJtrlflCI to Balboa Ii. ~~94~n1~ ..., 1& 1se:e: ato¥I, .... Q4 0.. bl wortlrlg on pnmltlt. 11215hno + -•& L hMI' on Ii 1o1, Incl 1bt , bl ,.., 'Cott.Ill ~ no peta. AYlll 4-1 Dlyl MMf0.7000 d01 Of1¥11 .... 112'1111 -~ ., I. ' ·. . . ·,· • • I --n ·' --~--· ' . . . ' ...,,..1 '1 .,.., ~ ~:·~~ :.4 . J_..,~ " . . ' . ' . .. ...... . , ' . ... Pl'IVllil Socc. Lt11on1 Fiiiy qUllffltd USSFNEFA cOKh. Elttblllhed Elht Socctr C«ltlf 14N7~52. --· ' . " .. . ;t I ' •. --• ' ~ ... . CIU•fOIT pN'9••' • RtlW from lnetn • Ant... to DA'1 • Modification ol ~ Ftr•tlllll-yw.al .............. m1me1a-1- 1.m .... 11n Fo11nd 2 111111 Ottlfttn S.lltpttdl near Blls1ol & McFadden In Senta Ana 714-6' NSSS (1191 Shih tlU ~ ~. giwy, bladl VlcWly ol RlAgtfl & Wll1on P11111 call 714-217-5138 I 949-49H802 ,. »-. ~. ' JI: t( : .' •• .. I .j .. . . .. ~ ,I;,; J • •• \-' • • .. I • ,.'I :, ~ .... ·--· \.· ,,, . ..,.... Nlw Ellllt Bunny l'ldWood ..,... srs • 714-IM-1f72 • WOLF#' TAANHd IEbs TAN AT HOME SUV DIRECT ANO SAVEi COMMERCIAl.MOME units hom $1119.00 Low ~P-FREEcd6r C:"-" Cell 1-800-711~ OLD ORIENTAL a: NAVAJO RtJC 949491-9144 Index 420 .·, 1 ,. ( ...• ; Tt I • ·' ' \ ' •. 1,.1 . ' ' : .... ;.. • ,. I ..,.., ... qi_,,.. 430-461 . ·; ~- ' ;., ~'.z\r> Rare node Wild-lo::'J ltos*d epot'9d CFA kbln• '°' OIMltOld ... $45Qr'$500 . 14M31~11. -~ -... --. ,, ,, • I • ' ' ~. t· ~ .·." ·. . VITA.MASTER TREADMILL $500. LIFECYCLE 17500 '500. WEIGHT BENCH $to. AU LIKE NEW t4N1S-7811 RECORDS TOP OOUARI Jazz, R & 8, scU. Rock. etc .. 5CYs & &O's MIKE 1145-7505 WANTEOI OLD COIHSI Gold, IMJ, Frriln ~ 5*· :ts~~~,. . -~-~ > .. : . . ·' -. ~\ .. . ·-~ ..:. ,,, .. ' ;~1· ' ~ ... : "' .. ' : .: HAVE FUN • WOftK GNIYS ISlAttD IMnt $ptdNln a "'°" ..., dOf*'O ltOfl '°' men, women & klcil II l'W. F/f'Tlllllpas r..-. ClllEflc~ -• ;..-.IG·, ~r',.'' I "'fl ~ '• I ,. -~·--. ~ ... ..,._ . . . ..; !).! "11.--11! '.r~-" ' . ; ' ' J' ]'_ .: .•. ;..\.#.~. !'· TOP PAY, TOP OC COMPANIES ~B)= geninl clsQI posOm. Gtei ~Ill! bendh. Voks.M!s!il ~~: Yisl Oii Wlb* ...... dam v WI llOlllT Off Yon on P1011 1111 TOIAYU Wt need self motivated, conficlenl and trailabll individuok who t1lft work from home. Cal tol fret (111)5tN275 ~ lllJlll.LQ/UlleTaM An re111 Loo0t1 For A S.-F~ FlllWt M ~1Nal0.. C-,-, b Looai., For R.tU.611, a,. 0. ,,.,,,,.,,,_ -"'n.. . lilldl "-C1MI Dmu!f RICO#( lltlllC c.,-,, Slilll 4' TocU, C..,,.,, &pt,.,_. A ,,,,,_ Oll....,•n~ fSftv•• Wli cillb Meda Part-tllnl FOOOISEVERAGE/ RECEPTIONIST. Cd Rty It • Mt-752-790S • REFAtOEAlTioM a AC TECH. TOfl P1Y + btneflla. Call Arctic Atlrl~ttlon 714-434-9120 The Hyatt N~rtcr hu arat opportuniucs & bcncfit.a •vailablc: -Monday ................. Friclay S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wedne day ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Hours Tclcl'honc 8:30am-5:00p111 \lowln-Friil11\ \Volk-111 8:3'<>am-'5:00pm \ l11m l1l\ -F ru 111 ~· Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm I . ; • . I., I j I ·-~~ • I I I II .. -. . 470. 471 . -... '• ·• '' I t' ••,f9t•·-... . ......... ~ . " -..... ,., . • , •. ' . .A ' I :;.,.-I--~•: ·-~~4 AUTO REPAIR FOR LEASEJ C.11. on Newport Blvd. New ~ Blyl, $3500. Ofl8f Agtl1I WI Co.q, 949-642·9699 it 00,000 A YEAR Iii yoot own ~~-·"~\·: --;~~ ~' /''.' "i'(: ;-~~). ~ ;. . :~:·· i'.i '8MW5351 'II' B aunr hit, llhr Inter Uutulo, oot, 10311 ml, new $8500. 714-61H1H BMWU51 'i1 Uk rnl, loMld- tiled, good condition, $1,,500 obo tct-W-4111 ~S10 Pickup '16 ab, . ..., lllnl. Ill# Ex ... $1 loedld. tmllllcl ~ 3,700 714-4U-1113. CHEVY 8LlZ£A 'a' ·91 c1r. ~eo:UiT 714-1ff.3SS3 FOftO ASptRE AT, AC '97 79) $8909 (2200 COHNEU NISSAH 714-75W333 8fiOHC6 iM Eddil lief Edition. BllCWTan , V-8, CO Sl11eo. Fully oeded, new bc'lkM, new tires, ....... Mini CondtWi 18,500. 9'9·548·6020 548-1522 FOttJ Bionco 1iiS 414 clrtCI mtlng business. For F Slatl up '*** send 119.95 tan 10 Siii tnltmttlonli, 3960 W Illy loaded, nunl8f '°"" w/ lea1t1er inl•rlor. ow !*g. PW. Loma BIYd, SIMle H, 1~7 1 -owT\8f mt c:ond s 17 .500 obo Sen Ol!go, Cl 92110. eEARNe $1000 to $3000 TNs W""4 Tl'Mll FULL / PART TIME Needed Ewn Wen From Home ~ Mu.I For More tnlo Cll Melua Of Shelltl • IOC>-229-5582 Ful MrYtce Sl6oft lwnllilr operetlon. $10,000 with dltnlt& HllFV. B111y Qr. 71Wl2-ol26 ~.,..... .. home lmmld, no MUI no ttlu11r~.1tln9 •. Vl11t -.~com a.tout only 1~14 XTIT/iic1 PAYPHONE ROUTES. lclcll .._ $15/:YltJyr polllllel. Lowest pclcts. 800-800-34 70 24hours .:_.._,. ~ • I i . • . ' . 'l . ... :..~ .. ~ . : ' GETO OF DEBTI ~e can hele.J • ClrtJjt Qudl Cauolid41td • PaylnllttJ Lowmd • ltitmt RtdJad • HG1DSS1llOIU. ~ ·-: ,·.: . ''l.n;'ll ,, . . • '~i ,. , . . ' . . ·, ... , __ .. - IMM4W1CM FORD Explcnr Spoft 1M IUIO.~~ (87 ~ LEXUS Of R 714-892~906 EiPW92 .u' wnta, Bauer tllUllnC c:ond • great, $9500 00/obo 7fi<>.87'7 tAuRus w.,,.•e 10CO.new~1 egis11lli0cl1 ownlf'll'f sa;,.94~173 FOAO T'RUCiC Fiso LI 'tO Wiili~ $71199 NSSAH 714-75s.sm HOHOA CMC OX CPE '15 2d. ~ (ftt5030llll.JJ,9999 AllESA A {714)43MOSO HOHOA CMC EX 'i5 Aulo.llf,pwr~. 491! mltl. ~119iJ.:.1sll88 LEXUS 0 WES TEA (714)1t2-4tOI HONDA DEL sot s 'ts Coope, 2 cir, ICru, tilt, llT'f'lm cass. (SS00220 =5 COSTA ME A 714-43WOIO Honda Prelude , ... Red, IUIO, low ml, lllW brllka & uw.. Wll lnllln&llnld $2450 obot4~7571 . iHFiifi DO '17 ~"*> • .., lllw ... lays. co ~1107) $20,699 LEXUS WESTMINSTER 71&.llN90I iftfWtl o:u 1 "6 Petll ..... 11W11. 10 CJD. 35lf ml, llC.10tY Cll1. ~ -pp S23 ~ 9'H"·5833 JaiUll' XJS ... V12, ~. blldl."'1 , new ~·oC°':· CJD 99' m1. $12 MMS0-11K. AGUD XJi L SlOXN ·if $31,115 17.US2 BAUER JAGUAA 71UU.ctoo JAGUAR 'XJi SEDAN 'If "1,115 17~175 BAUER JAGUAR 114-16>'4100 JAGUAR XJi stbAA '17 $41,115 r7~327 BAUER 4AGUAR 714-MMIOO JlOUAA iii HOAR 't1 Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm 1,·,1.;· ;ill~ . . .. ' .. ,..,,. ' . j j • • .' • , ' • .t.g'*' U Vtndln PIM 'f1 $4(,115 17""47 BAUER JAGUAR 714-tU.ctoo JAGUAR XKI COHVT' 197 Ut,115 17 .. 111 BAUER JAGUAR 714-t6MIOO JAGUAR W COUPE 'tf $5-t,"5 17~H BAUER JAGUAR 714-tu-400 JEEP CHEROKEE "3 Colnry ~. 2 cir ee. Pl em1m Clll.(Pl.537122) S8teS COSTA MESA HONDA 71~ JEf P WRANGLER 4)(4 "' co. lo mn.. tlovl. liep bais (SP30758S) $10.095 COSTA llESA ltOHDA 714-43M060 LEXUS ES 300 'II Lltlr. CO, dvomt •• mocfl- rool (17'73&'1'38781 '22.9115 TUSTIN LE.X\IS 714-544-4t00 wus rs 500 'ii Ruby, ntlr, mocnool. CO (176821136169) $23,1195 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-54Ao-4IOQ LEXUS ES too 'ii co. ctvornt wt1ls. moonroof (175951135232) 123.995 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-5'4-4IOO LEXUS ES JOO 'ti Clshmtr• Bt19', l!hr. co (176641142267) $23.1195 l\ISllH LEXUS 114-SU 4IOO Lfius £S aoo "' cd ctwomt ""'* ( 1 T704/ 134795) $20115 1'UST-. LEXUS 714-544-4t00 tEXus ES iOO ·11 LIV, 40k milts, CO. ctvornt wta (1~62760) 124.995 TUS'n. LEXUS 714-~ LEXUS ES aoo 'ii While, lh. low mies, co (1770&'1COIM6) $25,295 TUSTIN" LEXUS 714-5'4-4IOO wOs ES aoo 'ii llhr. co. moonfool 111e13111Mn11> S25.m TUSTIN" LEXUS 714-5'4-41GO mos ts 500 'ii Ihde. ltlw -mllM. co (17739(145(129) $25,795 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-SU 4IOO wus es :ioo ... lllr. 3311 ,.,.__ CO. cMlmt wt9 ( I 7112.2J 152100} $25. 7llS TUSTIN UXUS 7145U 4IOO MAZl)A"' 323 ~3dr. ~ cau (R07'52S8l Ml9t9 COSTA MESA ltONDA 71~0 iieAClDll c.iiO 'ii St.<tf~ ... moontOOI, ., ~\~~~ 690. 697 l. --. ,,, .... -... . : ~:.... ._._ . . ... 11lt1ubi1hl Ectlp11 os T~403~ (714)545-1700 """"""" Ectlpet Spydlr GS 'M (141644) S19,m . COSTA MESA WTSUllStt 714'545-1700 111m Ediplt S9Ydii GS 'M (107934) $22,271 COSTA llESA MITSUBISHI 714-$45-1700 111t1Ubilfif edtP91 GS-1 'ii 81Wgry, ano, air, lull pwr pldl. co.-e1i m1.1otc2SO) s11.999 LEXUS OF' WU1'111NSTI:A (714)1t2.-0S ltfe, 'If lfef;; t/Pa /,f,?,/te A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 r .. . . . .. • • .# ... . . ~ . ~ 11wn-1101 PACIFIC VIEW MEACEbtJ iOOO 77 MEMORIAL PARK $11vwlblut, 1untool, WO, lotdtel1 1 owntr1 124.50 C,metery • Mortuery 714-SIM11t Chapel • Crematory ll\tRidM 4SO It conv '1i/ 3500 P.ctflc vi.w Oi1Ye •at Mini COnd upgradlO to 19 N9wpolt Bead\ M1,MI t7"4211 2 1~. en m11 was s1e.ooo .......... ft700 MCJ\fa St0.9115 cbo l'IWt ltill_li~m•""illlll--llf • "" ,.~:. . .. f. ---.. . . ' f'.'~ ~-· ... .., , ' r--. -. BAI.IE" JAGUAR 114-tQ.4IOO JXbUU XJi StolH 'i7 Hl,Clllfl'WJ'#ll ~.,.. ---a10-~ ..---·...- M1,MI f7-4tl1 BAUE" JAGUAR 714-MMIOO =XJfY~P-'11 -17.u4t IAUElt JAGUAR 714-IA-4eoo iiWCiilii lli\i '60 Uc W 11 O BroadWaY •lnl conod, ":lMso..... COSt9 Mesa ll500 ******** 1111 11._11 .... 2.-.e.1.so-~· STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••••••••••• • . 8 ~. Aoril 5, 1999 TODAY'S CROSSWaRD PUZZLE ACROS'8 1 Oeepty iq:M11Md 6 Aeelded 10 Shoe pert '" Somewh9t cuty 15 N!tl:lt Rynn 1$ "9rmlln Melvlle ~ 17 NolMgod 1. 81rdwaictle(1 .id . 20 F:C:,. bush 22Pn.ln 23c:lk:a wealhet foNcalt 24 Ways 28 Ruby, e.g. 27 Mote eeslly blOken 30 Bouquet 3" Porter 35 Qorse-code 3e=ftsh 37 Expreellon of 31 &::::. 41 Petroleum 42 Allan OX !: ~orSnead 47 Revised. as a mt 49 Tidies up 50 Nouriehed 51 Grouctiy 62 Edlltoft II Plftof•~ I IS& Slde9 of bloOn ,,~ llrec:t9dW es NetrTW1 ........ 94 Rw*tleloW 116~~ 86 Daytime MriaJ, Jot etlOlt 07 Colotl ea Pitoe ot p1e 69 Quiz DOWN 1 Mii. truant 2 Ofy watercourse 3 Wlcited 4 Ful of energy 5 Society newcomer e Novelist 7 Sea eeglee • DMngblrd 9 RN's specialty 10 8ookl 11 "-lor All'' s.asons· 12 Daybreak, to a 13 ~of a 30 .. AcfOss 19 Exploits 21 Rum mbcefa 25 OUsted from power e.g. 26 Recovered 48 Forest ruminant from 49 AQPle pie spice 27 Stood petrified 61 Rebuke 28 Ctiange lhe 52 Wey lo NM1 lengttl of a. sldrt tea 29 Sun-dried brl<:k 53 On&-horse - 30 Bite 54 Shrlveted from 31 Gander's mate heat 32 Extraterrestrial 55 CompNrlt 33 Shouts 57 -vera 35 Pond maker 58 Favoritltm 39 Mom's mate 59 Fall mo. 40 Tolls 61 Swtng arbund, 43 Spreeds out as a Ship 46 Hairdresser, 62 "So 1ongr 695 CARSfTRUCK8 NANSISUVS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISU'{S 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS . Mlteul>llhl Eclipse Spyder GS '98 (023512) $22,991 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545-1700 Mlleubllhl Ecllpae S'pydef GS '98 (131823) $19,990 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545· 1700 MITSOBISHI GALANT DE '98 (007459) $11,633 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545·1700 MITSUBISHI Mirage OE '98 (03t576) $10,659 MITSUBISHI MOTORS 714-545·1700 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE LS '118 (037522) $13,325 COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714.545.1700 NISSAN MAXIMA '94 Black (249006) $I 1,799 CONNELL NISSAN 714-75$-3333 11 IJ'IJll ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BlllDGE QUIZ Q l -Neither vulnerable.. as South )'OU hold: • A K 63 o A J 5 o A K 106 S • 6 The bidding has oroceedcd: NORTH EAST' SOU111 WF.ST r.. r.. lo ...., 10 Pus 1 What do you bid now7 A -This is no time to worry about preserving s~ so that you can explore delicately -a rebid of one spade can be passed! Bven opposite nothing but king-queen fifth of hearts Md a doubleton diamond you have play for slam. Tell ~ the good news t>y starting with a jump shift of two spades. Q ~ -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •J'HJ•o K6 o K96J •AJ7 The bidding has proceeded: SOl!l'H WEST NOR1B EAST l o Pass 10 ,._ ? • What do you bid now?· A -Do not even think o~assing your shabby four-card s suit in favor of bidding one no trump. That is an invitation to disaster -you could end in an inferior no trump contract when you clearly belong in spades. There is no reason why part- ner cannot hold four spades as well as a heart suit. Rebid one spade. Q 3 -Neither vuJnerable, as South you hold: • K Q 9 o A K 10 l o J 10 3 • ! <6 2 What is your opening bid? A -If you play four-card majors. you have no problem. You have a fine four-card suit, so open one heart. If you play five-card majors, try not lo throw up in public. Again, you have only one opU<>n. Sinoc you do not have a five-card maior, the normal action is lo open with your cheaper three-card minor. Bid one club. Your diamonds are not so sig- nificantJy stronger 10 affect this choice. Q 4 • East-West vulnerable, u South you ho&d: • A K I 7 o Q 7 o K '5 • A JO 83 Your right-hand opponent opens tho bidding with one no trump. What actlon do you talc.e7 A -Once upon a time it wu auto- matic to double to show the equiv• lent or a no-trump opening bid. However, experience has shown that, when ()nc no trump doubled became the final contract, any lead you made was likely to cost a tempo, 1f not a trick:. Therefore. the modem tedden-cy is to double onJy on tllO$C hands' where you have a _good, long suit and attractive operung lead. Since this holding docs not qualify, pass and await developments. Q 5 -East-West vulnerable, as South you hold: • J3 2 o K I 3 o 10 6 5 • A K Q 4 The bidding has proceeded: SOIJI'H WEST NORTH EAST 1• Pus Jo 20 ? What action do you take? A -East's intervention has been a most welcome development. You have a hand with no ruffin~ value and a minimum opening btd. Now that you have been relieved of the burden of making a rebid, you can tell partner of this by passing. Q 6 · As South, vulnerable, you hold: • J 10 8 7 4 3 0 10 3 2 0 8 7 • 7 6 The bidding has proceeded: NORTII EAST souru WEST lo DIX 1 What action do you take? A -You have nothing, so pass. Al the table, South elected to make a weak jump shift to two spades. 1bat cost 1,400 J><!ints, only because the trumps split 3-3. Otherwise the penalty would have been more! 695 CARSITAUCKS NANSISUVS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUYS NISSAN PICKUP 1990 AJC, SHELL, AM/FM CASS, XLNT CONO. $3999. 94M42-6777. NISSAN SENTllA '89 2 dr. white (538837) $3999 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3333 NISSAN SENTRA GXE AT '97 White (724591l$11,999 CONNEL NISSA.N 714-755-3333 FIND ~ NISSA.N SENTRA 5·SPD '97 Silver blue (7250231 $9999 CONNEU NISSAN 714-755·3333 NiSSAH 240 SX OONV AT '92 White ( 102201) $8999 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3333 NISSAN 240SX SE Coupe '95 A.C, tUt, p/s/wA, CO, ASS, al· loys. lthr (SW004362) $10,995 COST A MESA HONDA 714-436-5050 OlDS EIGHTY EIGHT '95 Auto, air, pwr. t*ge, lttv, alloys, c/c, tilt, (8247361 $10,898 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892~90S OLDS EIGttTY EIGHT '95 Auto.air, pwr. pl<ge, llhr, anoys, c/c, tilt, (8247361 S 10,896 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906 Pl YMOUTM Hlghllne Sdn '95 Am.llm cass. (0121789) $5999 COSTA MESA HONDA, (714)436-5050 ERVICE Acouetlc Celling Removal Knock down texture epplled Cell Celling Design NOWI 71"'10-3385 Aobeft 224 ADDITIONS /REMODELING FARTHING INTERIORS Kllchef\/BatlVRemodel Room Additions VlS&'MC lt56087S 949-645-9325 REBUILD OR REMODEL Homes Of Offices • Ouallty Construction • Reasonably Prao • Local~ 1336318 • s1eo11ensoo & A.ssoclates Call 949-6«-5465 1231 ~PRAJSALS I &P . SERVICES • lnaurance • E1ta1ea • IRS Dona1ion1 ~...,.._ AN.v\JSPAP U:R'T. 14-540-1225 1260 CE~~ I · 276 DECK CO~JING WATERPROOF COATINGS Decks, bak:Ol'lles, staMWays. Ouabty woOI at reasonable rates L•587430 722-11769 292 FL~W,~~ . , ~04 HAU~NG I ...... J .. UN_K_T_,O .. TH-.. E-O-UM-P-11•1 J 714-1163-1812 AVAILABLE TOOAYI 949-673-5566 LEAKY Showers rtj:>llntd. Regroullng end lnstellltion. Lt670130 0.111 of Tiie. 949-673-8065 714-846-8526 266 CLEAHING /MAINTENANCE A Touch Of ClaH CIHning CleaOOg-Resi<feommerciat UC'd. Bonded, Free Est Teresa 714-282·7143 BRIGHT HOUSECLEANING EuropHn Proteuionale. BEST IN TOWN! Reter1nc11. DAR EK & GRACE 71•-1157·2647 EuroC lern~rP':-s v.ACAHCtts • c:~ncts • ~a PROrESSIONALISMfMl QUALITY DEOl.:ATIOH 714 342-0656 714 437-2704, .• 284 DRYWALL SERVICES WTTllfOEFT DRYWALL All phases/small/lg iot>s CLEAN! 20rs, lair. tree est L#400030 714-63!M447 286 ELECTRICAL SERVICES #'-~ wg.@IC 270 CONCRETE ""~-..... -·~ SALES•SERVICHINSTLL Ha1cJwood, vinyl, cerlmlc. PERGO, carpet MC, VISI. Lt708279 714-373·1589 296 FURNITURE' /CABINET FINISHING CUSTOfil WOODWORK Custom Furniture RestoratiOIV18p&ir. Displays, 71H99·n19 HANDYMAN All pha~ of home, or office repair. No jobs too big or s!NI Call for youc free estimate. C.S. cotlSTRUCTIOI (S..) Uc'738509 /MASONRY AND RSON n1truction New c-..th::I I HOME IMPROVEMENTSll Large or Smal Jobs, 1ns'd Rm Mlditi.Mi , r._1 1.,. 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Monday, Ai>ril s, 1999 I TODAY'S CRoSSwoBP PUZZLE M:ft08a 1 Deeply ,=::r 10 Slioeptlt 1• 8olMwtwt «lltt 1& '°"' F1yM 18 Hem\lln MeMlee WOf1' 17 MorMgod 18~• aid 20 F,..m bush 22 P9lfec:tlon. In 23~ w.tt..forecut~N 24 Ways 1 truel'l( 26 Ruby, e.g. Diy 27 More H&ily wateroou1se brolUtn 3Wicked 30 8ouquel 4 Full of energy 34 P°"8r 5 Society 35 ~ newcomer lignel 6 Novelist 36 Food fish 7 Sea~ 37 ·EJlprMeian ot I Diving bird· ellfJ)rise 9 RN'a apecialty 31 So* drink 10 Books 41 Petroleum 11 ·-kw Alf" 42 Allan ox s.a.ons· 44 Spade or Snead 12 Daybreak, to a 45 Ship poet ~ 47 Revised, u a 13 Part of a 30 · text -Acrose 49 Tidles up 19 Exploits 50 Nourilhed 21 Rum mlxen1 51 Grouchy 25 Ousted from J +Mii 0 , ... , UnMdF-S~ power e.g. 26 Recovered 48 FOl'esl ruminant from 49 Aoole pie spice 27 Stood petl1f!ed 5t'Rebuke 28 Change the • 62 Way lo MMt • length of a $klr1 tea 29 Sun-dried bt1dt 53 One-horse -30 Bite 54 Shr111eted from 31 Gander's mate heat 32 Extraterrestrial 55 Competent 33 Shouftl 57 -vera 35 Pond maker 58 Favoritiam 39 Mom's mate 59 Fall mo. 40 Tolls 61 Swfng eround, 43 Spreads out as a ship 46 Halrdreuer. 62 -so 1ongr 695 CAASITRUCKS NAN8.'SWS .. S95 CARS/TRUCKS NANSJSU'{S 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANS/SUVS Mlt1ubl1hl Ectlpte Spyder MITSCIBISHI GALANT OE '98 MITSUBISHI MIRAGE LS '98 GS '98 (023512) $22 991 (007459) · $11,633 (037522) $13,325 COSTA MESA MrTSUBISHI COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI COSTA MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545-1700 714-545-1700 714-545-1700 Mlt1ubllhl EcllpM S"pyder GS '98 (131823) $19,990 COST A MESA MITSUBISHI 714-545-1700 MITSUBISHI Mirage OE '98 NISSAN MAXIMA '94 (031576) $10,659 Black (249006) $11,799 MfTSUBISHI MOTORS CONNELL NISSAN 714-5-45-1700 714-755-3333 ...... ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q 1 -Neither vulnerobl~. as South you hold: • •AK'3 <;i AJS o Altl065 •6 The bidding has orooecded: NORUI EAST' SOl1111 WEST ha Pllll I 0 Pus 10 Pus 1 What do you bid now? A -This is no time to wony about preserving space so that you can explore delicately -a rebid of one spade can be passed! Even opposite nothing but king.queen fifth of hearts and a doubleton diamond you have play for slam. Tell ~ the good news by starting with a jump shift of two spodes. Q 2 -Neither vulnerable. as South you hold: •J543 O K6 0 K9'3 •AJ7 The bidding has proceeded: soum WEST NOR111 EAST lo Pus 11:.1 Pus 1 What do you bid now? Q 4 •East-West vulnerable, aa South 'Y .. 00 hold: •AK87 o Q'7 O Kf5 •AJOU Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with ·one no trump. What action do you take? • A -Once upon a lime it was auto- matic to double to show the equiva· lent of a n<Hrump opening bid. However, ex_perience ha,, shown that, when one no trump doubled became the final contract, any lead you made was likely to cost a tempo, 1f not a trick. Therefore, the modem tenden- cy Is to double only on iliole hands · where you have a~ long suit and attractive openmg lead. Sinc.c this holding does not qualify, pass and await developments. Q 5 · East-West vulnerable, as South you bold: • J 3 2 c;:,1 K 8 3 o 10 65 • A K Q 4 The bidding has oroceeded: SOtrrH WFSt NORTH EAST I• Pass IQ 20 ? A -Do not even think of bypassing your shabby four-card spade suit in favor of bidding one no trump. lllat is an invitation to disaster -you could end in an inferior no trump contract when you clearly belon,g in spades. There 1s no reason why part- ner cannot bold foor spades as well as a heart suit. Rebid one spade. • What actipn do you take? Q 3 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • K Q 9 c;:,1 A K 10 2 o J 10 3 • 54 2 Whal is your opening bid? A -If you play four-card majors, you have no problem. You have a fine four-card suit, so open one heart. If you play five-card majors, lly not to throw up in public. Again, you have only one option. Since you do not have a five-card major. the normal action is to open with your cheaper three-card minor. Bid one club. Your diamonds are not so sig- nificantly stronger to affect thjs choice. A -East's intervention has been a mos! welcome development. You have a hand with no ruffin~ value and a minimum opening bad. Now that you have been relieved of the burden of making a rebid, you can tell panner of this by passing. Q 6 -As South, vulnerable. you hold: • J 10 8 7 4 3 c;:,l 10 3 2 0 8 7 • 76 The biddjng h~_proceeded: NOR111 EAST SOlTfB WF.Sf l o Dbl ? What 11etion do you take? A • You have nothing, so pass. At the table, South elected to make a weak jump shift to two spades. Tiwlt cost 1,400 ~ints, only because the trumps splat 3-3. Otherwise the penally would have been morel 895 CAAsrrf'UCKS NANSISUVS S95 CARS/TRUCKS NANS/SUVS 695 CARSftRUCKS NANS/SUVS NISSAN PICKUP t990 A/C, SHELL. AM/FM CASS, XLNT COHO. $3999. 94M-42~m. NISSAN SEKTRA •ii 2 dr, wllte. (538837) $3999 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3333 NISSAN SENTRA GXE AT '97 White (72.CS91l$11.999 CONNEL NISSAN 714-755-3833 FIND llw~ NISSAN SENTRA 5·SPO '97 Sliver blue (725023) $9999 CONlfEU. NISSAN 714-755-3333 NISSAN 246 sx CONY AT 192 White (102201) $8999 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3S33 NISSAN 24osx se Coupe ·95 AC. 1~1. plslw/I. 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Cal T number. limos 8lld chauffers print their T.C.P. number in au advertis· ments If you have a question about the legality ol a mover, limo or chauffer, call. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM I SI ON 714·558-4151 WWWt11CWMl'A IM, NC. lmmeic. loW mllN, 11500 OOWn • .....,,.. 117,000 Pf!· MNn·O.U "°"'°"' t1 t ,.,.. '7t Polor blue, darll blue lttv Inlet. 1 OWNf MW!' 'been~. 15Kml. 111,9$0. 94M1W700 Buy It. s.11 ft. Find tt. Cl••elfled. ,...... .. NC, MO, llMI, pd eond, S500 do'MI -129eo pp . .......... ,, WIMW'IO ltlcll .. ""· AC. ,., urr tlunw•·ne. --Towata ~DI COilPiW 2•.••=M.-cw. trnt wt. dr. 74) 111,995 OOST MUA HOHDA 714.....alO toYOfX Ct<IMY 't1 Gr9Y. auco. lir, CO, lfWlm caaa. (02e084l 115,996 L£X0S OF WEITllMITER (714)1t2"'80I r----------------- Run your ad in the > Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. 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