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Home My WebLink About1999-04-26 - Orange Coast Pilotr ·· SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1999 MONDAY MORNING BRIEFING SUPPORTING SCHOOLS HERE'S THE SCOOP GET ON THE BOAT NOW, A LITTLE SHORTCAKE A c Ill z c 11111: Ill Ill • TODAY: Looking to improve the area's campuses, Estancia School Zone advocates meet at 7 p.m. The Eagle Pride Foundation, an organization dedicated to enhancing the school zone, will gather in the Estancia High School teachers' lounge, 2323 Placen- tia Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 662-3000. TUESDAY: You might not want to tell anybody, but Ben & Jerry's will hand out free ice cream cones from noon to 9 p.m. a1 its Mesa Verde Center store. 2701 Harbor Blvd in Costa Mesa It's a way for the company to say, "thanks," to its customers, and it would be rude to not accept the offer, right? For more tasty bdb1ts, call (714) 556-7630. WEDNESDAY: Alter a few doys to recover Crom the Newport-to-Ensena- da International Yacht race, here's a chance to scout out a boat for the fust race of the next millennium. The 26th annual ·Newport In-Water Boat Show" runs through Sunday at Lldo Marine Village in Newport Beach Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m weekdays, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m Saturday and 10 am to 6 p.m. Sunddy Admis~1on is $8 for adults, and chiJdren 12 dnd youngE>r get m free. More informdlion IS dvdll- able at (949) 757-5959. THURSDAY: 'ihe first •strawberry Fesbval • to be dished up by the Cos- ta Mesa Certified Farmers Market will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p .m. at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds on Fair Dnve There will be bushels of short- cake. chocolate-dipped strawberries and free reapes. The first 50 people through the door will get free straw- berries. Yum. I GET TO BED FRIDA'f: It's qwet around town -and for good rea~on Area hlgh school stu- dents need to get to bed early, so they'll .be fre~ for Saturday's "SAT exam. Not that there's any pressure, but your whole We sort of depends on this one test Good luck. Ill z ... AVE EASY QUESTIONS Franco has constitution to pass the test • EOJTOR'S NOTE: Last week, Newport-Mesa Unified S<hool District board member Judy Franco proposed a requirement that afl eighth-grade students pau a test on the U.S. Constitution We asked her about the land- mark ~ican document. Which do you think is the most important amendment? I think each and every one of them is important. l can't pick out JUSt one. Each is important in its own right. There has been a need for additional amendments, and all of those are important within the time frame they were ratified. Which amendments constitute the Bill of Rights? The hrst 10. There were actually 12 amendments, but the brM two weren't ratified. Is there any amendment you'd pro- pose if you could? Not at this point m time. U anything. I would like those which we hdve, to be equally enforced for all our people by the courts. Have you ever seen the Constitu- tion? I've been in Philadelphid, and I've been to D C .. and yes, I've seen (it). When was the first time you voted? I think the first ti.me I could vote was when Kennedy ran. I had JUSt become a mother, and l bad an absen- tee ballot. Jeff Bartholomew holds a red-tailed hawk as visitors to the Orange County Birds of Prey booth ge t a look unde r its wings daring the Newport Beach Earth Day celebration. Coming back down to Earth Families learn dbout creatures of the wild at the 10th annual Earth Day celebration Story l1y Eron Ben-Y ehuda Photo l1y Don Leach The sun was smiling down on the hundreds of peo- ple who celebr<lled the 10th dnnual Earth Day in Newport Bedch on Sunday. There was ple nty of fun to be had -btrd-watchrng, interacbve educabonal booths. arts and crafts -as you learned more about the wonderlul world of nature Most of the actlvilles catered to families with young children. Along a spot on the Clapper Rail Trail bordering the nearby wetlands of the Upper Newport Bdy, children peered through binoculdrs m the hopes of cdtching a glimpse of one of the enddngered birds that call the estuary home ·ooes anyone know what mdkes a bird a bird?" vol- unteer Jeffrey Blomstrom d!>ked the youngsters. •All birds and only buds have fedthers. All birds and only birds have hollow bones." Blomstrom then spotted a ldrge bll"d gliding h1gh above. "Look up lhNe. d turkey vulture,· he s<Ud "Do you know whdt turkl'y vultures edt? Dead things.· Wtule some looked up dt the sky, others paddled in red canoes cl.round the edge of Shellmdker Island - just like inchgcnous Ind1ttns us<>d to on reed boats sim- ilar to the one on clispltty by d thatched hut. said volun- teer Sheild Griffin. ·Freckles.· d Pdcilir qopher '>ndke. <illd "Tammy,• a Chilean rose tdrnntuld, were the stars of the park rangers' booth. Llmld McKE>IVle, a park ranger reserve, stUd that people shouldn't fear them because they're not poisonous and don't bite. "They have a JOb to do,· she sdld. "ll would be like killing me dt my dei,k " The Irvine Rdnch Wdler District had a booth with a wheel of fortune thdt chudren could spin and wm what- ever pnzes they landed on -d Slinky. d bumper stick- er, d key chdin -if the}' correctly answered tnvia ques- t10ns about th<• l'nvironment. You could learn things about mud th.al your mother SEE EARTH PAGE 5 Council to decide fate of tide poolS •The number of visitors allowed at Corona del Mar State Beach may be reduced from 300 to 100 per day. I\. \RI S<..11\\ l l/J H NEWPORT BEACH -City officials tomght will decide whether they need to shnnk the welcome mai at the Corona del Mctr tlde pools. Visitors dre wekome at the marine refuge. just not all at one bme, Sdld the deputy chief of Newport Beach's Mctnne Department, Tony Melum. The aty may step 111 to reduce the number of schoolchildren and tourists who visit the site. he said. Melum said he wants the City Council to reduce the number of visitor.. from 300 a day to around 100. ·we need a more manageable number than we have nght now.• Melum aid. •What I want to do 1s get the council's approval to do that." The counCl.I meets tonight to d.Lscuss ways to protect the llde pools Accordmg to a city report. studies show a dechne m the number dfld diversity of sea llf e in the Ude pools. The dechne may be ctmsed by a combmabon of thmgs: i.n pdrt. by humane; trampling the animals and plants, hob- byists collecting shells, fishermen takmg mussels and sheill1sh for bait, and the collecbon of tidal crea- ture for food, the report state~ To slow the decline, The City Council will meet at 7 p.m. in its chambers at 3300 New- port Blvd. in Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (714) 754- 5000. Melum said, the city should also post signs at the bde pools asking visitors not lo disturb the arumals or rocks. ·we need more specific signs that say 'This is a manne liJe refuge. Be careful where you walk Don't pick up anything.'• Melum said. Mayor Deruus 0 NE>il dQreed that some- thing need to be done, but said he didn't know how many of Melum's recommenda- tions the council would adopt. A quiet word from Washington , D.C. "I'm in favor of allo\\oing schoolchildren, tounsts and local residents to vl5lt the tide pools.· O'Neil &d. "But if we are adversely irnpdctlng the quality of tho e tide pools, then we need to take whatever action 1s necessary to rnakE' sure they arc protected.• School board member James Fer- ryman is one proud papa. His daughter Beth, a junior at UCLA, is spend.mg the spring in Washington, D.C., interning at the White House. But wh n Inside Scoop called for the inside dirt on what it's like to tread tho e infamous halls a an intern, young Ferryman politely and profe sioncilly informed us that sh e 1"' not allowed to give intemews to any- one -even the hometown paper. White House policy forbids it. We can say. from our brief conversation, that Beth Ferry- man is not only a dellghtf ul and intelligent person, but also seems, like her father, to be a born polibdan. NOT KNOWN AMONG All Alter all these yedJ'S, there are people who IJve in Orange County who haven't heard of the Dai- ly Pilot. One or the Pilot's reporters walk~d into a mock trial at a pnvato law firm last week and identlbcd hun- self. A woman who worked at the firm had a punh..>cl look on her face. Assuming thut the fake proceeding nught have ome playcfl> po mg as the media, she a ked. "I that a redl new paper?" Oh, brother A SLIGHT AGAINST ATTORNEYS Orange County Supcnor Court Judge Marjorie Carter spoke Thun;- day at Co~ta Mesa accounting hm1 Del01tte & Touche for "Take Our Daughters to Work Ody· Bcf ore he went on to become a lawyer and Judge, Carter saJd, she was a schoolteacher She told the gul m the audience that no matter what types of 1ob omeone holds, tt's ~1ble to u e the expenence in futwe occupations. •Being a nd-grade teacher has helped me learn to deal wtth a lot of the attom ys that come through my courtroom,• he ~d . -Compiled by the Daily Pilot stAff Most tide pool v1s1tor.. m the spring are da . cs on flt>ld tnp Melum said. with the majonty of the 12.000 to 15,000 students visit· ing m a one-to two-month penod. Probably as many children could study the tide poob 11 chools cheduled the tnp throughout th school y ar, he added. In other counol action, the council moy mcrea e wmt r parking f by a buck at the Balboa Pier and Corona Del Mar parking lo Council member> ar cons1d nng pa.nd· tng the higher, wnrn r parking rat to y r- round. Th umm r parking rat for cars ar $6 a day, a doll r mor than m winter. INDEX SAY AGAIN MIUENNIUM MOMENT OM CAMM ...........•...... 4 QAS~RED •...•.•..••.•....... 9 POUCETIPS ..•.••••••••.•...•.. 2 PUIUC NOTICES ................ 7 srt:IT5 •••....••.•..• ' ...•••. ~' - A cofltction of tM ~t quotcs from f'Kf!nt ~WJ ston•s bolt,, but ~ c•n't rtplace • hum1n ~ng · -Don 9roduNf\ fr~nd of mm· Ing t.llow fishtf'man Ken Phllhpi. during a rntn'IONI MJvke tot hli loSt buslnm J*1t* TM NMport-.WS. Unlt#N Sdtool OMffct ... ,, COi ttcilf tt#o(IS of thtt -~ Md 'Wlll""*"t of 04lf *IGIL• -... ~ PrindPll • coro-.... Mir .. Sct*4. ~.,, .... It I Clllihdo Id*" \NI llfl '"°'9 itwn I clolien ..... -....: "ltight now we·,., grappl ng with how we can pouibly pay for It " -M9rtl ......... a membef of the NewpOr1 ~ dittn<t's C'tt1ztn') Bvctoet AcM1oly Commltt on l\ffdtd lmprovemtms It at a sdloob *Ir fftlJ (JOOd to htlp othet ,,.o- ,. In Pst JOrMtthlng we lb to •• -a n '*· • fifth.tracNr a. \1cWll ~ SChool.ln <:-. -. ~ b one of tlwtt '°""' Candy ...... Mb~,_._ com•tc.nt HolPltal I Blo1nquist a notable California executive ..... ....... • ·- .. c pl• to,i dtc .. ~ Ant dlel mt• 143 Ho lldf '" .... 2 Monday. ApiJ 26, 1999 1111 1011 an••llNITY The Arnerkan 9'ed CrOS'S, o;-. ~~ CNpter ha. honored more than :l,000 of iu volunteer1. lnduding two local f'ftktents who ~e nominated for the prtstf. giQus Golden Cirde -.rd:..,... MuNI of COsta Miii-and .... CIDop• of~ hlch -·the Ora,... eoumy M9ldt Ott Of'"" hosted the •0range Coun• ty Leader's Breakfast.• and In the process raised more than $135,000. The money was gen«• ated through an aU<tion and all funds will underwrite the cost of the organization's biggest fund· raiser, Walk.Ameriui .. The UC Irvine •Chao family Comprehen- sice Cancer Center Gala" raised more than $50,000 for cancer research. The event ~ all the glamour of the Academy Awards, and "Oggles" were given for best "actor• and "actress.• Fr•nk Kl .. ner of Corona del Mar, a major event sponsor, accepted his award for best actor. Cancer research supporters Dr. Mtd Mn. 0oug1 .. Tr•n and 1homM and Misa Yuen, all Newport Beach residents, were presented with "Movie Mogul" sponsor awards. VIP Sponsors Included: Dr. Clement and Annie Chu. II,.._ beth J.mes •nd Nlr• Koull Roston all of Newport Beach; end o.nnt SUn of Corona del Mar ... lade lay Llmouline 9nd 'ft' .... portetlon of Newport Beach recently was honored with 1n industry achievement award at the Limousine and Chauffeured Transportation Magazine tr•de show in New York City. The com- pany recieved the award for its early involvement In the Chauf- feured 'Transportation Certlfica-. t lon Program ... The 5UMn I. Kamen .,._st c:.nc.-foundlt. tton has moved to a location on Airport Loop Drive In Costa Mesa, allowing the center to triple in size. The move was aided by dona- tions from the following business.. es: Design W..ve, Offkie Depot •ftd Plldfk lltue Micro ... tt.bl· tat fOI' Humanity of Orange County recently elected a new board of directors, including: let· ty AnderlOn of CoronJ del Mar and Rlch•rd H•rrls and Madeleine Marin-Finn of New- port Beach ... on. Sunier v.., den Noort and larry AmMOn spoke to a group of about 50 peo- pfe at Antonello's Restaurant In Costa Mesa about the import1nce of early treatment of multiple sclerosis. The MS Society has recently advocated the need for people with MS, as Yfell ti the physicians who treat them, to become more knowfedgHble about treatment options ... Boy Scout Troop 711 has announced tt\at lruc• Hancock, son of Thoma Ha,ncock of Costa Mesa, has been aw.trded the rank of Eagle Scout. Bruce is also senior class valedietorian for Costa Mesa Hlg~ School and will attend Princeton University In the fall. ' . locals only • IP CLO I Musewn director sails into busy waters + QTY OF RESIDENCE: Long Beach + QTY OF WORK: Newport Beach + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED7 1996 +AGE:44 + EDUCATION: Have d doctorate in anthro- pology + PAST POSmONS: Senior curator at the Los Angeles Maritime Museum + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Di.rector of the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum + EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: I get to share my passion for our mar- itime heritage with the public through exhibits, education and programs. + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: The excavation of the Ron- son ship, an 18th century merchant vessel, buried in the landfill of lower Manhattan + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE- MENT: A happy homehf e with my daughter, Tessa + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: Enjoy life, live it to the fullest + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: Books +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: Too may books, too little time -most recent favorite: "Memoirs of a Geisha" + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: "Cherry Poppin' Daddies• + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My daughter's love +WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: Amazing +WHAT CAN YOU COOK1 Just about any- thing, as long as it is in large qu~tities + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Sleeping, there is so much to do and so few waking hours +THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: I've ~wanted to become an archaeologist -combining my love of water and archaeology is just frosting on the cake. + YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: I hope I haven't done my last charitable act yet, there is still so much to do. +AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOun Curly hair 0 r ~ -~ ~ +WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW7 A blender +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL: Shortest + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES? Anthony Deane, a famous 17th century shipwright; Artemesia, only woman admiral in Xerxes Persian navy; and my grandhlothers + FAVORJTE ESCAPE FROM REAUTY: Books and movies +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: Pro- mote tolerance + YOUR tDEA OF EXEROSE: Hammock rocking with a book and a glass of wine +THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANa: I'm comfortable with who I am. + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: The nautical museum will build a wortd class maritime facility here in Newport Beach, a jewel for the harbor. + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (949) 675-8915 Daily Pilot . •••••••• ,. Kdlten Oswald and Brent Chandler · Oswald-Chandler Kristen M. Oswald and Brent A. Chandler, both of Corona del Mar, have announced their engage- ment The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Oswald of Balboa. She attended Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks and graduated rrom San Diego State University. The groom-to-be is the son of Mrs. Thomas McCullagh of Wind- sor, Calif., and Guy Chandler of Clifton, Colo. Chandler attended · Missjon Bay High School in San · Diego and graduated from UCLA. A July 10 wedding is planned at Shennan Gardens in Corona del Mar. Erin Gregg and Matthew Bums Gregg-Bums Don and Susan Gregg of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their daughter, Erin, to Matthew Bums, son of nm and Janis Graber of Costa Mesa. 'fhe bride.to-be is a graduate of NewportHarborHighSchooland attended Peppercline University and Cal State Pullerton. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast Col· Lege, Wagner College, and Cal State Fullerton. A July 10 wedding is planned at St. Andrews Presbyterian in New- port Beach. Better late than never After a 30-year hiatus, mother of two nears bachelor's degree through sec program COSTA MESA -As an employ- ee of UCI, Renee Dalenta encoun- ters her share of MBAs, PhDs and other initials that tend to follow so many names at a university. In a few weeks, the 49-year-old will finally add a few initials to her own, earning a bachelor's degree through Southern Callf orrua Col- lege's Degree Completion Program more than 30 years after she first set foot on a college campus. mg the household under control. "I couldn't be superwoman," sbe said. When her youngest son was a sophomore in high school, Dalenta began thinking again about finish· ing what she had started three decades before. When her son entered college, Dcilenta did the same. She eventu- ally signed up for SCC's Degree Completion Program, which is tai- lored toward older working adults. tracked by marriage and family or having pursued jobs rather than finishing their degrees. •Some are coming back to ·school because they find they're not moving up professionally," said Susie Stewart, assistant director of the program. For Daienta, it was about finish. ing something she started, about closing a door. •tt was something that was incomplete,• Dalenta said. excited than she is. •vou would think I was having a baby," Dalenta said. ·1 haven't seen him this excited since my son was born.• Renee Dalenta, front. will graduate on May 8 with a degree ln Organizational Management from Southern CaWomla College, 30 yean after she first started college. Dalenta didn't sign up for the 30- year plan when she began college. As it does for many people, life just got in the way. First came marriage and then two young children. Since the program began five years ago, more than 200 adults have been able to complete their degrees and graduate with bache· lor's degrees In organizational man- agement, psychology, and ministry & leadership. The camaraderie that students share helped Dalenta through the progr&m, she said. Having a supportive husband didn't hurt either. When she didn't go to class, Dalenta would come home, go to a back room, close the door and study for the rest of the night Now that she is graduating, Dalenta's husband John is more As the college makes the transi- tion to becoming Vanguard Univer- sity, the degree completion pro-- gram will become part of the new School {or Professional Studies. The school will off er three more majors -management of information ser-• vices, criminal justice and liberal :: studies -within three years. • While Oalenta has closed one door on her life, she is thinking about opening another by enrolling . in graduate school. tory by Elise Gee Photo by Don Leach READERS HOID~E (949) 642-6086 RecOl'd ~r comments about the D•i y Pilot or news tips • VOL 9J, NO. 97 ADDBESS Our tddfm Is 330 W. Bay St.. Cost.a Mesa; CA 92627 ntOMAS H. JOHNS011iC. COM£CDONS Publlshef WIWAM LDeOEl.L. It is the Pilot's poll()' to prompt- Edrtor ly eotrect all •rrors of substance. STIVI MAW.I. Please all (M9) 574-4268. ==rt Of ~Newport Buch/Costa M .. 11NA nA. Aslsttnt Managing Editor = P11ot (USPS-144-800) Is SJ.CAHN iShed Mond-v through Sit· Qty Edtt« unSaY In NewpOi't 8eac:h Mid ANTHONY PICX. Costa ~ subsctlptionJ .,.. News Editor available orly by sublcrlbi'&: ftOGa CAIUON. The nm. 0rllt'ige C/JAJl'lty ) Spof1J (ditot 252-91• 1. In .,.. outlidt of MMCMMnflf. 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WEATHER TEMPERATURES Balboa 70J52 Corona del Mar 69151 Costa Mew 70J52 Newport Beach 66152 N~Coast 6M3 1,..wnw ~ 2"'4wnw Bladcies , ,.. wnw lit~ Jetty ,,... wnw CdM 2·Swnw 1IDIS TODAY first low 1:49a.m. First high 7:38a.m. Second low 1:54 p.m. Second high 8:16 p.m. TWSD•Y First low 2:271.m First high 8:221.m. 5e<.ond low 2:2Sp.m. Second high 841 p.m. WAYU • 1.0 44 0.1 4.8 06 4 .• OA 5.0 SURF Mostly clear skies by mid to late morning. Expect smaller wave act.Ion than on 5'Jn- day With 2· to .. foot waws at 1 Ckf<ond inttf'Vals. A ~ west swtll will t>ecome stronger llt· er In the day. High ttmptratures will be In the 60und low • 70J Water tilmptf• tum ,.,,,..,.. In the high 50s. SUntilt Is It 6:09 1.m. 5'rilt Is It 7:31 p.m. POLICE TIPS • Parked, occupied vehicles contlinlng one or more penons we especially significant If observed at •n unusual hour. They could be poulble lookouts for a burgl1ry In progress, even tf the occu- pants~ to be lawn. • My Ythlde moving slowly 1nd without lights or following a COlWW that llppNfS 1lmteu or repetitive Is suspicious. Occupar1ts !NY be <Ming for places to rob or butglar1ze. • If strlngen telephone or come to your door, don't admit you .,.. •lone. • Don't let M'f stranger Into ~ honlt -no matter whit the rellC)ft « how dire the .,,.. geocy ls IUppOMd to be. Make the ~Ky phone ~I ¥lt1ffl tt"Y wait outside. • If~ IM In an~ IVOtd being In it.~ room or gngeby ~. ~ltnwrt, • • • • .. • .. -• .. .. • • • lnltell 1 peept'°'9 MMr In~ door. NM~ °'*'~door i. whhOut Mowing who Is on the ott. 9'cll. Aho CONidef cehlng thtfr bullnlil offlc9 to confirm the appailnt""'it. Daily Pilot ~. April 26, 1999 3 An open letter to N rt-Mesa district teachers I spent a day as a guest 5peak- er last week at a district school, and it made me realize U)at you teachers a.re cheatirig our students out of some valu- able lessons. In a nutshell, you teachers are JUSt too dam nice! : In most cases, being nice is a r&lly positive thing. But, some of your actions are setting our stu- di'nts up for failure in the work- place or in their college educa- tion. , ln particular, your indulgence is.making some student behavior become a· habit and routine. In my opinion, these habits will cause the students as many prob- lems as if they graduate without the ability to read or perform oth- er academic skills. The four traits most desired in employees, according to a wide sampling of employers are: hon- esty, dependability, punctuality and the ability to work with oth- ers. No matter what the job, these four traits are needed. If students practice these traits beginning in kindergarten, they will be quite proficient by the time they grad- uate. If they have no practice and are used to receiving no conse- quence when they fail to demon- strate the traits, it will be hard to break these habits when they enter college and/or the work world. This could lead to chronic unemployment and a We on the streets. Or, even worse, a We with mom and dad. educate kids to be punctual, you have to expect them to be at class on time, every time. That means students need to be at their desks with all their supplies out, ready to start at the time the bell rings. In elementary scbool, the students need to be in line, having already gone to the bath- room and gotten a drink of water, when the bell rings. U students thiJ).k it's enough to be on the school grounds or at the classroom door, they will car- ry that practice Qver to the work- place until they are fired for their lack of punctUality. Don't be nice. Teach them the consequences' of being late . Dependability means the stu- dent should come to school each and every day, even on the day that a big assignment is due. ln real We, an employee can't stay home for a couple of days when- ever a project is due. The due date is the day the project must be completed, regardless of other circumstances. Being sick or inef- ficient doesn't push back the date. Students often are in the habit of whining for an extension, so they expect each due date to be continued once or twice. Teach- ers need to make due dates rea- sonable, and then stick by such dates. Courts and newspapers are sticklers for deadlines. IDUClllOllLLY SPlllll& gay geiser.:mdoval This gets some students into the habit of leaving all the work to others. And other students may get into the habit of completing the project without the input of everyone .. Teachers should assign a pro- ject coordinator and give that person the additional responsibil- ity to report how tasks were divided, and how group mem- bers handled their tasks. Rotate who acts as the coordinator so everyone has practice at being the manager. Remind students that if they fight in the workplace, they will be fired immediately at most businesses. Remind them that most workplaces will not allow name-calling or bad language. School tS not the place to ingrain these bad habits. Finally, honesty includes doing work during work hours. Otherwise, the employee is steal- ing his or her employer's time. 1Unespentdaydreaming,talking to friends and doing personal tasks is a theft from the employ- er. Think about how much time each student steals from his school day. Aie yow students talking about Friday night instead of lis- tening to the class discussion? Is the gossip disturbing those who are trying to listen to the class discussion? Aie yow students working on their homework for another class? Don't let them cheat, because they will get into the habit of cheating their employer, too. Keep them honest and on-task by calling on students at random. When your pattern ts to always ask for volunteers, the habit of the student to cheat you out of your class time grows exponen- tially. Students quickly lose respect for those who let them cheat. Most of all, remind them of the importance of making a good first impression. Let them shake your hand and introduce themselves. Talk about the importance of paying atten- tion and adding to the conversa- tion. Practice every day in class. So teachers, if you want to Working with others in busi- ness doesn't mean having a group project, where no one acts as project coordinator and every- one receives the same grade. SOUTH CQ,fST un119aj Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! \ l I I IWfll 3 165 H arbor Blvd. ..... 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AUTOM081&ia COOLANT LEAKS AND WHITE SMOKE While it is nonnaJ for wisps of water vapor to leave the tailpipe and quickly dissipate during morning engine startups, a thick and billowy stream of smoke is not This condition is also caused by water, specifically engine coolant leaking into the combu.5tion chamber. The coolant may eitlu be leakjng through the cylinder heed gasket or a crack in the cylinder head or block. A compression test may isolate the problem cylinder and lead to a detenrnnation of the extent of the pmhlcm. Thi~ condition should be attended to 4uickJy because it can rapidly lead 10 low levels of coolant and eng11w overheating. The coolant may al<.<> soak a spark plug, leading to rough idling. 'tumbling driveability. and reduced wer.' HINT: The leaking<.oolant condition dc.'Cribcd above may also be accompanied by milky engine oil, caused by coolant leaking into the lubrication system. FLUID ENVIRONMENT C.rr ownen. may want to give rnrNdcration to changing the automatK trnnsmi'>.\ion fluid in their vch1tlcs about every three years or 'iO.lXXJ miles, and more frequently if they tow or cany heavy loads. ln-.pL~t1on of the fluid may show a <.'crtam amount of sediment in the rmru.mii;sion pan due to organic friction material from the clutches and ~. which is nonnal. A certain amount of rrx:tal flaking from metal-to-metal wear 1s also acc.eptable. On the other hand, spalls (metal flakes) from bearings and chips from gear teeth should rahe concerns. An e.itpcrieoced auto technician will be able to get a lot of infonnatioo from the content, color, and ~mell of drained automatic tran.smission fluid. Regularly checking and changing your flui<U is the key to the proper maintenance of your car. Routine mainU..'flMC.C increases ·your car's perf onnance and saves you money over the long run.At C&F(646-6910). our tech are happy to give you an explanation or the work done, and they speak F.ngJiq, not '~"I We are J1'0lK1 of our AAA·Approved Mn'k:e. Stop in and ~ u~ toon II 2090 Placcntin. CoMa Meil .. t ... • 01 CAMPUS STUDENTS DIFFER OVER. CAMPUS SAFETY We went to Newport Harbor High School at lund\ Fri<tay to ask stu- dents if they feel safe on campus In light of last week's shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. • ~ M~ ialad or grilJed. ·~ sand· wich or turkey tostada in an edi- ble tortilla bowt ,filled with pin· to beans. lettucli, cheese and sats.; fruit or juke; milk. Here's what they had to say: "I feel pretty safe but I'm more aware of people around me now on campus. I make sure that I don't associate with people that look scary or are into drugs ... " -Lindsay Fish, 15, freshman JOHNNY WAS COLLECTIONS g-fidog, ~ut30th //amrSpfn Register to win a FREE Johnny \Yas t-shirt and receive a FREE gift with purchase ARM9IRE Coronfl del Mar Plaza 840 Avocado, Newport Beach (949) 644-9888 "Not' really. There is a lot of violence going a.round. There should be more security .... The . kids at this school are pretty cool. Cliques aren't really big here." -Michael Burton, 16, sophoniore -.. • I ' , ; l& A~ 1 . . . ·' .. I _ • • ! , . ~ _,·-•. I-•';_ :.-~April 29, 1999 Healthy_, Wealthy eJ Wile 10,000Baby Boomersare turning 50 everyday. By the year 2000, the number of people reaching 83 years of age wlll triple! Toclay'1 60+ citizens arcn 't just getting older, they're getting better -in terms of health, energy, vitality and disposable income available to spend on products and services. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa seniors retire in Orange County and shop locally and 44% or our readers are over 46 years of age I Publication Date: Thursday, April 29 Deadline for space and copy: Monday, April 26, at 5 p.m. Camera ready/ release: Wednesday, April 28 at 11 a.m. Call your adv~ lalea representative today· at 949/6424.321 Inquire about two zone di1count. •1 feel pretty safe on campus. But there are some people here who are pretty intimidating . . . I hea,rd that someone wrote on a wall on campus that they were going to bomb the school A'Pril 3, 2000." -Melia Harold, 14, freshman "I feel pretty safe at school But all of the graffiti going on around here makes me pretty upset and angry. ... There aren't really groups here that are known for hating jocks. Most of the kids here get along with each other.• -Brandon Rainwater, 16, sophomore "I don't really feel safe on cam- pus. There are a lot of people out- side campus who would do the same thing, just tor stupid reasons ... Gang people might hate some- body over here and shoot the wrong person by mistake." -Luis Santana, 17, junior MI feel pretty safe on campus. But after the shooting I have been more aware. Basically anyone could come on campus There are a lot of different kinds of groups here .... They don't really create problem s; they just separate themselves from everyone else.• -Nichole Noye, 14, freshman F 1~ r r 1~ E (' o 1~ 1> t-: D , , , 11< , .. , , • , , , 1 11 R , , , , ic , , 2..i 1-l<>l'l{S ('.\LL (800) J17-N6JO 46770 Your Existing Jumbo may now be a ConveotionaJ Loan. · lf it is-Refinancing may save you $$$$. - 46780 95% EZ Qualifying Loans and Other Special Programs That you r Real Estat.e Agent may not know about. 47170 Have Lenden. Bid for your Loan on the Internet! A service only a qualified mongage broker can provide. A Courtesy of Bill Fallon at The Lending Group PURCHASE (949)759-5050 REFINANCE CA De L of R.E. 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The 35-foot signs are also needed because of a unique nau- tical •mast ·and rtggtng• design complimentary to the center, staff reports said. .. Stuck at the beach • Unable to raise enough m oney to buy plane tickets, Newport Harbor drama students will miss spotlight at international show in Nebraska. llci1 Not NEWPORT BEACH -It doesn't have quite the cache of Paris or Hawaii, but drama stu- dents at Newport Harbor High School were nevertheless disap- pointed to learn this week that they won't be going to Nebraska for swnmer vacation after all. ·we were crushed.· said cam- pus drama teacher Gail Brower. •The kids are so talented, and a lot of them are seniors, and so they won't get the chance again." • pian Society.· pretty disappointed because all of Each June, the sooety holds a the colleges will be there, and this theater extravaganza at the Uni-would be my perfect year to go versity of Nebraska at Lincoln. and try out for colleges • Student productions from all over Brower said the musical. which the country are perfonned, and deals with Felliru's rmdWe msis many perfonning arts colleges and his look back at ·an the dif- send representatives to scope out ferent women in his We,• is more prospective students. . mature and chfficult to put on than Invitations are considered a the typical· high school produc- great honor, and Bower said she tion. was amazed when a roving team • Jt's a magnificent piece of the- of judges selected the school's ater, • she said. •It really deals play. with a man agonizing over lus art. The only problem: The cost to It's a very difficult piece." take tb~ school's production to the Junior Dagian Thomas said Midwest was about $35,000. By she plans to go to Nebraska any- last week, when the deadline hit way, paying her own way for the to purchase airplane tickets and chance to meet with college rep- pa y deposits, 14e group had resentatives. EARIH CONTINUED FROM 1 The Harbor Center project has been the target of considerable public debate and was approved only after a long process of nego- tiations that yielded more than 50 conditions of approval. A lawsuit filed by Neighbors of Harbor Center was also settled earlier this year after IO agreell to more modifications. Last Wlilter, the school's pro- duction of •g, .. a musical about the We of blmmaker Frederico Felliru, was selected to be part of a special week.long festival staged by the International.Tues- raised only $8,000. ·sut I'm kind of bummed that 1 A parent offered to put the we can't go and Show how talent- whole amount on a family credit ed we are,· she said. "We have a card, but Brower and school great show and a great drania administrators decided they program, and it's kind of depress- couldn't risk not raising enough ing not to be able to show 1t - money to repay the debt. So they ==========================~========================51 The Planning Commission meets today at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, CUy Hall. 77 Fair Drive. called off the show. •Jt's kind of depressing. We worked pretty hard for it,• junior Lindsey Errico said. •Parents are MEET OUR MEMBERS Manha for: 10 years Occupation: Homcnu.kcr Why did you join Shape-Up? 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Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar High a thletes were on fire. lkllt "°' One has to wonder, just where do you begm when loolung back on the endeav- ors of Corona del Mar High and Newport Harbor High individuals and teams Sat- urday? al championship with a pair of personal bests, sweeping to first. place efforts in the 1,600-and 3,200-meter runs. In the 1,600 be went out with a ~omewhat routine time of 2;15, then sizzled in the final 800 meters with a 2:04 split to record a 4:19.04. Later in the day it was the • 4 -'.. 9 ·' • ... ~ ... j same scenario - a 4:50 at the Aaron Pelrsol midway point, then coming second in the 300 hur- dles (39.11). Jones hit a couple of hurdles down the stretch, but managed to lean his nose across the finish line for second, nosing out the margin by five-hundredths of a second. Teammate Steve Uz Mone Jensen was leaning, too, in the 800, but field team in decades. • The twin act of New- port Harbor's Amber Steen and Alicia McFall was again one of the focal points of a track and field invita- tional as they dominat- ed the distance events, giving Harbor a sixth- place finish with 32 points by themselv~s. Steen and McFall both Newport runners. Harbor's Krista Dill was in tbe hunt with a qualifying 122-10 jp the discus, but finished seventh overall. • Uz Mone of Corona del Mar's girls, however, stole ~ show at the same meet, captuJ"; ing Distance Athlete of the Me~\ honors with a sparkling doubl'e. She won the 400 in 56.9, to~ Matt Jameson in Orange County in rather s~-Newport Harbor swmuner Aaron Peir- sol? AJ Limon and Newport Harbor's vol- leyball team? Corona del Mar's Llz Morse in track? Or tenrus standout Caylan Leslie of Coro- na del Mar? home with a 4:36 to clock a 9:26.09 for another winning effort. "It was just two great, smart races," said Newport Harbor boys coach Bim Barry. That was hardly the whole story for the Sailors, however, as they swept to the title with a seven-point margin over run- ner-up Mission Viejo. missed the blue ribbon by three-hun- dredths of a second with a 1:56.80. Highjwnper John Peschelt picked up valuable points with a 6-foot~2 leap in the high jump on his first attempt, good for fifth place. went 1-2 in the 1,600, Steen in 5:09.69, McFall holding on for second at 5:12.12, three-hundredths of a second better than Santa Margarita's third-place entry. tacular fashion, falling flat on her face with exhaustion at the finish line; ana. later sped to a 2:16.35 in the 800. -Her ego took a beating and she had ~ lot of scrapes and cuts,• said CdM ~ Bill Sumner.• Despite the fall she was ready to go an hour and 46 minutes later in the 800 and again she did not disappoj.nt Costa Mesa's Julie Kroening was third ~ the 400 (59.46). Newport Harbor's Curt Herberts and the boys track tedITl? All-Stars basketball standout Matt Jameson of Newport? Steen sat on the pace, then just out- kicked her rivals to the finish line. If ever there was a blue-nbbon day for these two schools, 1t was Saturday. • Herberts led the Sailors' boys to their second straight track and field invitation- Junior lrevor Jones picked up key points in the hurdles. going 15.71 in the 11 Os for third place, and then finishing The 1,600 relay team of Justin Newton (52.2), Jensen (50.4), Peschelt (52.6) and Jones (49.0) wrapped it up with a fourth- place finish as Harbor clearly established itself as the best Sailors' boys track and The Newport duo was 2-3 in 3,200, Steen in 11:07.32 and McFall in 11 :11.29 behind winner Allyson Marquand of Uni- versity, who clocked a 10:51.58. Morse's sister, freshman Katheriner In both races it was a season-best by SEE PREPS PAGr~ N E W. P 0 R T • T 0 • E N S E N I D I R A C E BRIAN P06UOA I DAILY Pit.OT The sea was at a brisk pace at the start of the 52nd annual Newport-to-Ensenada race, but winds died to a whisper 1n short order. Tack-tack-tack-tack-tack • If you didn't tack, you didn't go to Ensenada. THlHAJllCJ-PtlllJJp<, lkllt Pio! ~ Wn The start of the 52nd annual Newport-to-Ensenada Race gave all parbopants several rea- sons, 18 m fact. to believe that records nught fall It had all the nght mgred.J- ents. Sun, boats, people and WIND, about 15-18 knots of it. But the wmd had another ldea and ran the other way. Fighting southerly had wmds, most of the approximate- ly 500 boats entered rarely hoist- ed a spinnaker during the 125- 'rrtile race. According to Wallace Cook, NosA Commodore, "winds during the Ensenada race always seem to offer sailors a ctUferent challenge.· Last year favorable winds led • GSMIZA 1. Still Dreaming, Robert Rice; 2. Tusker, James Stack; 3 Pacific Star, Ray Bowie, 4. Intuition, Jim Zeimantz; 5. Recess, Norman Dickinson • GSOtUZa 1. lnvlctus, Benton Lamson; 2. Con- dor, John H. Slavik; 3. Wind Ketcher, Walter R. Gay; 4. Huff 'n' Puff, Dave Thomas; 5. Maevi, Paul a. Sharon Bribec. •J120 ~ 1. Indigo, Scott Birnberg/Cory Elliott; I r. Tamajama. Steve/Tama Harris; 3. : Wlndshear, Jim Forquer; -4. Impetuous. • Dale Byrne; 5. Jabbetwoc.ky, J. World : S.D Racing Tum. •• Nc:JltlZI : • 1. Sky, Iris Asbury-S'trang;l~utrasr • 'rank Schillinger; 3. Ttme Ou~ : lrltdrlch W. Grabhorn; 4. ~rlsma, • Clyde Foss; s Mono, Joel Velasco- ~ ~lu. •• OllCA • • t. M~t.1 F!Os's, Jeffrey Cohen; 2. • Poubt. Bullet II, Bob Hanel; l Lani Kai, : Don Crumrine; 4. Bett\any, Boyd ! ~tu; S. Trt.tntull, Rodney Good- ...... A , ~ t , 8rawr1, Emit Pennell; 2. Heart- • bfft. Charles A. Brewer; 3. ~ . . , . ' • -t to a course record and numerous personal bests. ln the end, it was Roy Dis- ney's new RIP-72 Pyewacket that was first to finish in 19 hours 39 minutes 53 seconds, and was even ahead of the multihull class winner. Although Pyewacket won the first-to-finish honors, she was a far way off last year's fimsb of 11 hours 54 minutes. However, it was the Santa Cruz-70 Grand Illusion, owned and skippered by Ed McDowell out of the King Harbor Yacht Club, which won the big pie for best corrected time honors. Another skipper of note, America's Cup veteran Dennis Conner, won his class aboard a Soverelle-33 named Menace XX. Conner's new boat sailed the course in 29 hours 2 minutes. His new America's Cup boat will be sailing on the Hauraki Gulf in New Zealand in early Septem- Betty Sherman; 4. Amante, Rlchley Family; 5. Motivation, Ed Rutledge •PHRM 1. Starflre, Chris & Jiii Gulld; 2. Voodoo, Dennis Pennell; 3. White Knight. Phillip Friedman; 4. J-OK. Stewart Cannon; 5. Scavenger, Bill Tay- lor. • fltW< 1. Whiplash, Ray Godwin; 2. Mas- querade, Timothy Coker; 3. Slippery When We, Robert a Tom Mooers; 4. Tomahawtc, Roy ~rstrom; 5 Antag· onist. Thomas Janetta. • PHRF-0 1. Bolt. Craig L Reynolds; 2. Nitro, John C. Messenger; 3. Freebird, Mike ~~ -4. R-"O, \lan-ftogenA:>oug Christens.n; 5. Passage, John G. Beck- er. ........ 1 Chimera, Tom O'COnor; 2. Sorcerer, Dennis flosenelllll McKHWr; 3 La Rosa, Denis Bessette; 4 Precious, Charlti Browning, 5 Petrel, Gilft Fin· layson. ...... 1. Tranquility, Max a Shiti.y Lynn, 2. Pionelro, William Byrne, 3 Gauntt.t. Gtof~ Doran; 4, Exhibitor. ~ ~ 5. Pipe DtQm, JOhn Scott OM. ber for his assault to bring back the Cup to the USA. This year a new trophy was created in honor of the late Jack Baillie. The trophy is awarded to the boat with the best corrected PHRP finish time from the city of Newport Beach. The winner of the first "Jack Baillie,· was Heartbeat, a WYL- 45 representing the Lldo Isle Yacht Club and skippered by Charles Brewer. Congratula- tions Charles. Misjudged, a Hunter 40.5 owned by Riverside Superior Court Judge Pat Majers, fin- ished in a disappointing 21st place in the GCRUZA class. Majers' crew was made up of Riverside district attorneys Bill Schroeder, David Fry, Gary Feinburn and Newport Beach attorney Kelly York. Apparently every time an order was called out on deck, each crew had to debate the • PHRf.G 1. Foggy Notion, Tom Kennedy; 2. Problem Child, Dan Rossen; 3. Aries, Dennis Godflmon; 4. Hassle, Jack Tay- lor; 5. Warlayne, Ed Elliott. • PHRf..ff 1. Hot Rum, Al Castillon/Tom Pacheco; 2. Sea ~Iden, Carolyn Sher- man; 3. T-N·T. Wes Selby; 4. Starck- weather, Graham B. Forsyth; 5. Island Starr, Bill King/Don Hulett. •PHRF-1 1 T. Rex, Stephen P. Washburn; 2. Ocean1s Salling, Tom Kardos Oceanis Salling Team; l Whisper, Alton Berg; 4. WOod Aye, George Hamilton/Ooog Helm; 5. Sandburr, H.C. Pierce. • PffRf.J L-Tdstaf\ ~ter HigglN;-~ Star, Lee Rhoads, Jr.; 3. Cherokee Wom•n, Uoyd M. Clauss; 4. Wind CAltcher, Mike Dlfedel'Emmett Hines; S. Aries, Timothy S Radsz . ...... 1. Day Tripper, AMy Horning; 2. flhentom. I.my SChmtu; 3. Alzora, Rex tMlott; 4. Windfall, RkhardfJancle Mell~ 5. Splrta. Cert~. ·~ 1. Aphrodite, Jim GNenwald; 2. 5atOtl. John Deen; J. VllM1t. Don R. Albrecht; 4. fncore, ~ M. ~ 5. WaNN, Kurt Andlnoo. issue and cross examine. By the time they reached a verdict, the other boats were ahead. Still Dreaming won the class in a Catalina 42. Another boat that received some prerace publicity, Sky, with the dll-women crew call- ing themselves the •Impeach- ment Committee," finished on top .• They won the cruising non- spinnaker class in 29 hours and change. Congratulations go to skipper Iris Asbury-Strang, crew and their masthead (a President Clinton inflatable doll). Cook, the NOSA com- modore, said, •The race ran exceptionally smooth thanks to more than 300 volunteers who gave thousands of hours to pro- duce this year's race. ·on behalf of the sallors, I wish to thank all of them for their hard work and dedica- tion.• • 5CRUZA 1. Rascal, Richard Swensson; 2. Val- halla Ill, Paul Landsom; 3. Bing, Bill •Bear• Myers; 4. Rendezvous, Thomas M Linden; S. Enchanted i...dy, Andy Sibert. • SCRUZ8 1 Big Ben, Frank Muzzy; 2. Aeglr, Jef. frey Baker; 3. Stargazer, Don Stoughton; 4. sam Pat II, Paul Muggle- ston; 5. Merrywuthef, Rkhard Bell. • UL,09.A 1. Pyewacket. Roy E. Disney; 2. Stealth Chicken, Brue• Anderson; 3 . Edipse, Wiiiiam Binnasch, 4. Flyer, Douglas Mongeon; 5. Flrebird, Greg Sands. • ULDIMI 1. Menace XX. Dennis Conner; 2. Pythagoras. Bob • Dale Winson; 3. Xs, John Thawley, 4 Eris. Jim Kerrigan; S. Prime llm~. Rich Shtr1ock/Jack Borkowski. • Ul.1)9.70 1. Grand Illusion, Ed McDowell; 2. Evolution. BrKk Duke<; 3. ~im., Scott Zlmmertfred Hammett; -4. Akhe- my. Mary a Rkhwd Compton: 5. Mon- goose. Robert J. Sa Ill; 6. Taxi Dancer. Don Hughet/Bob Rlchtrc:k. CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM " • r •I r I I > ., ... ,. ar llhf"': ~ . " .. • The only label you can put with him is basketbaM, whether it be a home town, a school or a vocation. RJOIARD D UNN AEe Portland Trail 1111 zers storm ugh the NBA's Western Conference this season, some of the success no doubt can be attributed to their dedicated force behind the scenes. While Brian Grant and Damon Stoudamire grab headlines for their on-court prowess, Herb Llvsey quietly covers the basketball circuit as a Blazers scout, traveling the country and probing every comer of the hardwood to give his team an edge. Uvsey, a passionate teacher on the court and in the classroom, is in his first year with the Thail Blazers, but by no means is the fonner Orange Coast College professor a rookie. In fact, the young Blazers could learn plenty of lessons from the longtime basketball connoisseur who is considered an expert In development and instruction. Warkentein said. "Most guys get into the game now for extrinsic reasons, with ESPN and all thaL A lot ol guys get into coaching f ot the money, or for the exposure, or for their egos, or for recognition and things like that. •sut Herb'~ absolutely a guy who's Into it for intrinsic reasonS. • He bas an absolute passion for what he does, whether it's "' ,,. teaching, scouting or advance ' . preparation. When he puts bis ""'' name on a report, it's like a .; • self-portrait. It's bis being. He goes to sleep at night consume'1' ' with it. There's nothing he can't do. He can teach, coach, and be\ the most organized guy I've been' around.• "1 • Prior to his hiring with the • q Blazers, Livsey served: •· as Director of Player \ Development for the Continental Basketball• ' Association, a feeder ta • the NBA, for two yean. ·1 think the best way ,, to evaluate a player i$ to do U in practice," Uv~l once said, •or evaluate a player, not in the big game, but in the game alter the big game. But Llvsey. a fonner ace and Costa Mesa High head coach, was Herb Uvsey That's when you find out how he responds. . also never afraid to challenge students in the classroom, while teaching discipline and life's practical principles. Once, in a Sports Llteratute class filled with OCC jocks, Livsey asked everyone in the room who be lieved they were destined for the glamour of professional sports to raise their hand. Everyone did. •111e reality is, -Livsey told the wide-eyed freshmen and sophomores, #maybe one of you will make it But most of you won't. So take advantage of your education and learn something." No textbook has ever been as devoted and forthright as Uvsey, who retired as an ace English instructor in the spring of 1997 with a legacy as grand as his current employer's 1977 NBA Championship. Uvsey, inducted into the California Community College l lall of Fame last March, was acc·s head coach from 1969 to 1976, and, later, an cuslstant for nine years. He was also an assistant coach at UCl from 1980 to 'BS under 8U1 Mulligan and at Arizona State from 1985 to '87. Known throughout Callfornla' hoops circles as the 39·y.ear dir ctor of the Snow Va~oy Basketball School, Uv y served as an NBA &e0ut tor three other fnmchbes the Minnesota Timberwolves, Toronto Reptor!i and San Antonio Sif.un -before 14nding hi9 first fu .time tour of duty in October, wh n h w hired by Mark Warkentien, Portland'1 a. tent GM. "Herb'I a throWbeck, • • rn the NBA, you have to come night after night. You can't lose to teams below you.• Livsey, whose primary ., responsibility with the Blazers is J to cover the western part of the .. country for potential draft picks,• • • also travels throughout the U.S. and Europe as a grassroots teacher for the Nike All-American . Camps, serving as the shoe ... rt company's senior instructor. "Herb is professional in , everything he does,· said '· Warkentlen, who once served Qn, , Mblligan's UCI staff with UvseY.. "lf he's teaching English, he's ' ~ ready every day and he walks ...... · into the classroom excited, just .. like he walks into a gym exdtecI. • You can't find any old sd\ool gtl¥!' in the game nationally who .--:> doesn't hold Herb in the b.ighe5t-~ reverence .,,.., "We've got things going pre good right now (as an orgenization), and t think the key to administration and hiring is U>'.': , ' hlre people better than you. The stuff Herb does, nobody does what he does better, because Im: works so hard at it. ·~· "It was a no brainer for us to~ ... , hire him. When he became available and we had something open, it wasn't like there was an •1 interview process.• Ltv y, 62, wu honored for h.il" longtime service to the prof on by the National Asiodauon of .. :: Collegiate Coach at the t990 "" NCAA Flna.l Four, ~· Today, UVICY ts ~nshnned in • th~ Dally POot Sports Hall of ._ Fame, ('elebr1ting the on~ millennium. · --·--x; ·· .. , II ,. ,.. .. • OaiJy Pilot 2REPS CONTINUED FROM 6 clocked a personal best 5:26.9 in the 1,600, and Jenny CUmmim toured the 1,600 in 5:19.5. Josh Yelsey went :31.9 and 10:05 in~e 11600 and 3,200 for CdM's • bOys. Also, Zach Zarilli docked times of 11.3 and 22.8 in the sprints. • MemrwbDe, tn swtmmtng. us. O!ympicolympic Team hopeful P,ej.rsol was busy collecting ~JVimmer of the Meet laurels at me'Footbill Games. The Sailors' freshman posted a tn~trecord 50.76 ln the 100-yard backstroke, and also sped to a winning 51.46 in the 100 butter-flY.' Another Newport freshman, Ryan Lean. won the 500 free in 4:(4.1 to pace Harbor's second- place finish overall to champion I:tVine. Lean was third in the 200 free (t:47.21) and the 200· and 400- free relays quartets from Newport were third in 1:31.95 and 3:20.69, ~es~vely. And then there was boys vol- ~all where Danny Glenn's ~....-port Harbor Sailors bounced ~ from a Sea View League Keo Corona del Mar on Thurs- o smash the field at the San-Ut bara Tournament of Cham-~8&. ~· Al Llmon, Billy Clayton and ac1ern Hearlson teamed up for 42 to.us in a 15-7, 15-10, 15-10 victo- 'fY over Santa Margarita in the pnals. • Limon was named Most Valu- able Player in the townament and Hearlson was accorded all- towney honors. ' Also playing very well was set ter lY namblie. In the semifinals the Sailors disposed of Dos Pueblos, 15-6, 15-8, 15-10 with l-fearlson and Matt Jameson leading the way with 13 and 12 kills, respectively. Newport's res~ts from Friday were 15-0, 15-5, 15-3 over the San Marcos JVs and a 15-12, 15- 8, 15-8 win over Redondo. • All-Star basketball was at the root of Jameson's no-show for the title game. He and his parents left the Santa Barbara High campus tot a commitment at Orange Coast College, where he was one of five South All-Stars players in double figures as the South recorded an 88-82 victory over the North in the 34th Orange County All-Star Game. His bucket with 0:40 left was a critical point in the game, push- ing'tbe South's lead to 85-82. Jameson had begun the day in Santa Barbara with the 11 a.m . contest against Dos Pueblos, then returned by auto by 3, caught a two-hour nap, and was off to the basketball game at Coast. 'tlle South girls were also vic- to,Jipus with a 23-point turn- afOµnd, rallying from a 39-27 halftime deficit to post a 78-67 victory. • In tennis at the Ojai lnvttatlonal, Corona del Mar's Parker Collins was within an eyelash of winning the boys interscholastic singles, but San Marino's Zoran Korac pulled out a 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 victory, to snatch the Griggs Cup out of Corona del Mar's reach, symbolic of the team championship. 1Wo controversial line calls in the third set by Korac were the focal points in a match which Collins appeared to have the upper band. While Collins' disappointment was minored by the semifinals loss or Geoff Abrams in the colle- giate singles (he lost to Arizona SUW!'s Gustavo Marcacdo, 6-4, 6-4), another CdM entry came out .a winner. Caylan Leslie successfully def ended her singles crown with 1t•!.ll6, 6-3, 7-5 victory over Jen- nifer Baker of Palm De5ert. Corona del Mar's Brian Mor- ton and Hunter Jack teamed up to gain a berth in the 16-and- under boys doubles final, but lost a 6·3, 6-2 decision to top-seeded Denick Bauer and Armando Car- racosa. • ID IWlmmlDg Ill the Savmme Hi9h Invitational. Estanda~ Lauren cassity won the girls' 100-yard ~Je in 58.62 and WU secood in the SO flee at 26.9. NOTaOF WAUCTION ,.,_ " Mf'e~ Nl unde ""' MU .. ~U8LIC UCTION oo th• 05/0.1/99 et 11 00 11111 al ALLSPACE. ~ HAMILTON AVE , HUNT· IN<lTON BCH, CA 02140 the ptttOnAI property ot Ula~ NAME •UNIT I • UV INV!NTOAV BRANT, OOUO F073. 8LDO 8UPPLIE8, TOOl.S FU CA8NET iO'i1eli. ~FOl3, ~~ MNmNEZ. OUM. HOU, ~OU81HOLD ~.T.Y It.I, ,NJOTION 9ltMCa, P.O; IOJC IOI, COLLEGE CIEW Monday, April 26, 1999 7 lllCI "' .. - OCC conquers the field, again BUCS • After 14 ;straight wins for the P.A. Palmer Cup, chances are they just may start calling it.the Orange Coast Cup. NORTii LIDO CHANNEL -Pirates opening up by a full When you've won something 14 length of water in the opening times in a row, you might consid-500 meters and cruising in far er it just another day in the park. ahead of the field. On the other hand ... Victory alone would not be Once again Orange Coast Col· enough; UC San Diego would tie lege's men's crew came away with a second-place effort, but with the P.A. Palmer Cup, sym-was left in the wake of Coast's bolic of champlonship laurels at surge in fifth place, 17 seconds off the Newport Regatta following the winning pace. Sunday's 34th annual event in ·our varsity had o~ best per- Newport Bay. fonnance of the year,~ said Jor- It was anything but routine, gensen. •rm really looking for- however, for OCC Coach Jim Jor-ward to Seattle for the Opening gensen and his crewmembers, Day Regatta.• who were forced to come from The Seattle event, which behind with a sterling effort in the attracts some 50,000 fans lining men's varsity eight. the sidelines for the official open- llailing UC San Diego by a 11 -ing of the collegiate rowing sea- 9 entering the final of five races, son, is May 1. Orange Coast's big guns in the Responsible for Jorgensen 's varsity eight blew away the com-happy frame of mind was the petition with a 6:15 clocking over combination of Scott Glassmoyer the 2,000-meter course. in the bow, followed by Danny There was little doubt to the Harris, Kevin Radisay, Bobby outcome from the outset, the King, Charlie Brown, Patrik Englund, captait\ Aaron Thurston, Rocky R.aun at the stroke and coxswa!n Shannon Gilkey. That group, with a sllght head wind and outgoing tide, pulled its way to an 11-second margin over runner-up UC Santa Barbara (6:26), followed by Santa Clara (6:28), the Uruvers1ty of San Diego (6:30), UC San Diego (~:32), UCI (6:37) and San Diego State (6:42). The finish was a big turn- around for Coast, wlllch found itself in a precarious position after the men's novice eight finished second to UC San Diego, the men's nOVlce four was fourth to winner Santa Clara and the men's varsity four WdS thud to Long Beach State. In the women's competition for the Collins Cup, UCI bested Orange Coast m the varsity eight by 11 seconds It was UCl's third straight Collins Cup conquest. 34TH ANNUAl NEWPORT ROW1NG REGATTA North Udo Channel Women Novice 4 • 1. Orange Coast A. 8:00; 2. Or•nge Coast B. 8·07; 3. UCI, 8:33 Women's ven.lty I -1 UCI, 7·00, 2. Orange Coast. 7 .11. Men Novice 8 (FrMk Maf'leleti.s o..>> -1 UC San Diego, 6:13; 2 Orange Coast. 6:14; 3. San Diego State, 6:30; 4. UC Santa Barbara, 6:32.5; 5. Long Beach State, 6:33; 6. UCLA. 6:33.S; 1. Chapman, 7:09. Novice 4 -1. Santa Clara, 7: 11, 2. Long Beach State, 7:26; 3. UCI, 7.29. 4. Orange Coast, 7:31; 5. Loyola Marymount. 7:50. JW\icw varsity a (Robert a. Moore CUp) -1. USO, 6;31, 2. UC San Du~go. 6:39. Yanity 4 (Don MdCee C.up) -1 long Beach State, 6:53; 2. Loyola Marymount. 6:55, 3. Orange Coast. 7:26; 4. UO, 7·26; 5. UC Santa Barbara, 7:43. Vwsity I (Norman Wat5on Cup) - 1 Orange Coast, 6:15; 2. UC Santa Barbara, 6:26; 3. Santa Clara, 6:28, 4. USO, 6:30; 5. UC San Diego, 6:32; 6. UO, 6:37; 7. San Diego State, 6·42. P.A.. Palmer Cup Stw\dings 1. Orange Coast, 1 S; 2. UC San Diego, 12; 3. Long Beach State, 11; 4 Santa Clara, 9; 5. UC Santa Barbara, 7; 6. (tie) UCI and USO, 6 each; 8. Loyola Marymount. 5; 9. San Diego State, 3; 10. (tie) UCLA and Chapman, 0 each. WIN ":. &-1.6.' OEC ...... ~ "' TITLE·~~ • McCaslin, Gomez lead• • Pirates' women to crown~· MISSION VIEJO -It was a record-settmg day for the Orange Coast College Women's track team as the Pirates captured th~ Orange Empire Conference Championship at Saddleback College Saturday. S 0 F· TI ALL Vanguar~s capture the GSACcrown As the English would say ... Michelle McCaslin set a new school and conference record m the pole vault with a jump of 10- b, breaking the old mark of 1 d-0 set by Santa Ana's Moruca Mar- tinez in 1998. Zoila Gomez led the Pirates, captunng three events Gomez look the 1,500-meter run (5 04 77), the 5,000 (19:17.60) and m the l 0,000, she shared the win Wlth Elsa Ortega, Bernenice Car- bajal and Rackel Krause, all fill. istung with a time or 42:59 • Doubleheader sweep of Concordia lifts SCC to title. SAN DIEGO -Southern Cali- fornia College captured the Gold- en State Athletic Conference softball title after sweeping host Concordia in Saturday's double- header. ln game one, Gretchen Brandt and Alysia Atchley combined for a four-bit shutout and Chrissy Vega and Michelle Mu.rte had two hits each for the Vanguards (38-10, 16-1 in GSAC) in their 4-0 win. In game two, Noelle Sturgill's three hits and Heather Rogers' RBis was all the offense that pitchers Gina Liebengood and Cheri Smith would need in SCC's 9-0 win. GOl.DEN STAft ATHLE11C COflWDENCE 5oC.A&. Couicz 4, ~ 0 Ffrst glll\W Socal College 000 210 1 -4 9 Concordia 000 000 0 • 0 4 Brandt, Atchley (6) and Murie; Shankles, Nayton (4) and Davidson. W -Brandt. 11-7. l -Shankles, 7· 13. Sv -Atchley. 2B -Shankles (0. 3B -Molleman (C). 5oCAL Couicz 9, ~ 0 Second glll\W SoCal College 003 303 • 9 13 1 Concordia 000 000 -0 S 3 Uebengood, Smith (6) and Murie; Maya, Shankles (4) and R~al. W • Uebengood, 16-3. L -Maya, 7-9. 2B -Rogers (SCO, Rhine (0. 3B • Groshon (SCQ. • 'Chin up 'ol boy,' there are still more battles to be fought ... M y whole life has been associated with handling defeat. I've been a die-hard Chicago Cub fan my whole life. I grew up watching my brother's Newport Harbor High baseball teams strive for mediocrity from 1979-81, then I stooped even lower, guiding our team to a 5-45 record my two varsity years of 1988-89 (captain of that 2-23 team in '89). I must have led the league, city, state and maybe even the galaxy in eighth-paragraph references. That means the first seven paragraphs for the winner and then the "oh, by the way• acknowledgment for the top player on the losing team, room permitting, of course. Who knows how many times my name ended up on the floor or the editing rooms of newspapers throughout Orange County. With the recent Mr. Irrelevant revelation in mind, I dedicate this portion of the column to everyone that has gone through or is going through tough times in the world or sports. I'll put the winning teams at the bottom. Enjoy! • All ls not doom and gloom for the 5-28 Orange Coast College softball team.The Pirates broke the school record for stolen bases in a season during Friday's 2· 1 loss to Riverside. Carrie Grimson's stolen base gave the Pirates 76 COLLEGES tony oltobelli for the season, breaking the old mark of 75 set in 1991 . They finished the game Wlth 78 and with five games to go, could still add to their mark Gnmson does more than JUSl steal bases She is fifth ID the conference with a 405 batting average. Gnmson also leads the conference m stolen bases • Southern California College's Eric Booth has been holding his own for the 18-25 Vanguard baseball team. As of last week, Booth is ranked fourth in the Golden State Alhlebc Conference with a .399 batting average. His 18 doubles lead the GSAC and 1s second with 63 hits. Also deservmg praise is Vanguard sophomore mfielder Jason Mumetta. He ranks sixth in the GSAC Wlth 55 hits and 39 RBis. • It's been either feast or famine for the OCC baseball team this season. They opened the season winrung eight of 12 games Thal was followed by loslJlg rune of COLLEGE BASEBALL 13. Theo came "the streak" where the Pirates won 1 t of 12, beating the cream of the crop teams or the conference like Saddleback, Riverside dlld Cypress, twice. So what happens next? Back-to-back losses to Riverside and last-place Golden West Losses are piling up to the dugout as well. Sophomore left-fielder, Matt Pope, and tus .364 batting average will be on the sidelines for at least two weeks with a broken thumb Pirate closer, Jamie Brown, has missed the last three games with a tender elbow and is questionable for Thursday's game against Santa Ana • Ob, by the way ..... Congratulations to the SCC softball fol' capturing the GSAC title after sweeping Concordia on Saturday Softball is predominately pitching and the toughest decision coach Beth Renko kl has to make 1S wtuch one of her THREE top quality pitchers to send out to the mound. Semor Gretchen Brandl (150 strikeouts in 113 uuungs), sophomore Alysia Atchley / (five earned runs in 55 U\.nmg:-. pitched) and freshman Gma Llebengood ( 16-3 record, 0 70 ERA) have all helped SCC to d 38-10 overall record, 16-1 in conference. For the Vanguard offense, senior Chrissy Vega has been one of the most dominant players m the entire conference. She leads the GSAC with a 465 batting average, 73 tuts and 30 stolen base!> Carba1al won the 3,000 ( 10 48 47) for the Pirates OCC hrushed the season undefeated Vandrovec goes 17-0 _; in the valil --• Orange Coast pole = -vaulter snaps record for. Orange Empire Conferenre. MISSION VIEJO -Orail(Je Coast College's Trav1s Vand.rmiec broke the Orange Emplle Gien- ference pole vault record witA a Jump of 17-0 to highlight the Pl.rates' fowth-place finish at Jtte OEC Track and Field Chd.I!(>l· onshlps at Saddleback Co~e Saturday. Vandrovec broke the old C'Otl- ference record of 16-1 •12 held by Scott Hanes from RiveTSlde Col- lege. The Pliates' Ray Ba.rdone d1~o fared well. wmrung the decathlon with 6,234 polllts Newport Harbor splits at Dana Hills- D A N A --------· POINT -I I S E I I L l Mike Morgan's eighth-in.rung three-run home run helped Dana Hills High avoid a nonleague doubleheader sweep from vf.;;n- ing Newport Harbor, deJeatmu the Sailors 12-9 Saturda) OCC gets rustled at GWC Josh Guesmdl"l went 3 for 5 Wlth three doubles and three RBls and Otto Verhulst went 2 for <4 Wlth three runs scored. ln the Sa.llors' 8-3 victorv 1.11 the opener. Jusbn Jacobs had tl'ltPP lllb. and two runs scored c\nd Chad South went 2 for 3 with one RBI. The Tars are now 7-11 -1. • Bucs erase 5-0 lead, but fall at Golden West, 8-6. HUNTINGTON BEACH - Orange Coast College's trade- mark comeback. win took a major snag at Golden West College Sat- wday. After coming back from a 5-0 defldt, the Pirate baseball team lost an important Orange Empire Conference game to Golden West, 8-6. Pirate freshman Brian Wahlbri.nk's seventh-inning, two- run home run gave OCC a 6·5 lead, but the Pirate bullpen could- n 't hold the lead. The Rustlers, now 6·13 ln con· fere nce, scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh and one in the eighth to regain the lead for good. Wahlbrink and Brandon Thompson each finished with two hits to lead the Pirates, 23-16, 10-9. OMHGI EMPN COHRR£1llta GolaEN WuT .. OluMGI CoAST 6 Onlnge Coast 000 004 200 • 6 11 1 Golden West 023 000 21x • 8 11 1 Beucler, Miller (8) and Candera; C.rrey, COOtman (7), Bostic (7) Parkin (8) and Thompson. W -8euder L • Coleman, l-2. Sv • Miller 28 -W.hlbrtnk COCO, O.rk (OCO, Reuss (OCO, Arch« (GW), Yeager (GW). 3B ·Thompson(OC0,Arther(GW) ,HR • W.tllbrink (OCQ, Yffger (GW). . "1 . . . . ...... ..._ • ·.JI/I. (-.. . I t ' I" ... ~:..."' ..... '" !. ••• / '- sec swept at home COSTA MESA -Southern Cal- ifornia College lost a pair of Gold- en State Athletic Conference baseball games to vtsibng Azuza Pacific Saturday. Grady Sain, Bobby Sanchez and Justin Duarte each had two lllts in Azuza Pacihc's 8-2 game one win J amey Stephens threw a complete- game four-hitter for Azuza. Matt Lewallen and Samuel Baeder each bad two tuts while KeVln Candelaria had 2 RBI for the Vanguards in game two, 5-4, eight·mning def t. sec loaded the with one out ln the eighth, but could not convert. GOLDEN STAn AnuTIC ~ Azuza Pacift< I. SoCal College 2, Game1 Azuza Pacific 000 012 212 -8 11 O SoCal College 000 010 100 2 4 l Stephens and Duarte, Steckler, Schnelder (7), Steele (8) and Dent. w · Stephens, 8-3. l · Ste<kle1, 4-6 2B -Sain (AP), Sanchez (AP), Ortro (AP), Ayala (AP). candelaria (AP). 39 -Sain (AP). Amu Pedfic S. SoCal CoHege GM-.2 Azuza P.c1fic 100 300 01 • S 7 0 SoCal College 002 020 00 -4 8 4 Strickland. Kl«kner (4), Litchfitld (5), Powell (8), ~rey (8) 11nd Duaru; Lowery, Williams (7) and C.ndel na. w. Litchfield, 1-2 l · Wlll'llml, l ·l Sv-Maskrey. 28 • s.mpton (AP>. 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MONARCH DEPT 29 rne name and address 01 tne court 1s (El nombre v rweccion oe la cone es) ~iUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST ATE OF CALIFOR· l~j~ 700 C•v•c Center Orlvt: We!>I Santa Ana. Calrlorll1d 92701 4079. ro A THE COUNTY OF Qf.1ANGE ' .. :t~il' narr> .. .iddres!> and idap/1..,ne number ril p1a1n 11rr a11oinev o• pl 11n1<11 w11hu111 a1 a110111ey ·~ (El \\'n7nbr!' Iii direr.c.oon v el nume10 oe telelono del .11.1c,9ado del aemandanle .....!LJlC• oemandanle que no -Wn~ atiogaOo esl -NW:.S·Gt ORGES JOeEPH LAW OFFICE 'OJ-YVES GEORG ES ,JQSEPH 2030 East h·~,)wiah Street Su11e 245. 5.:inld Anil CA 92705 t!t$01 4 DAiE. MAY 21 , 1998 -.\UN SLATER. Clerk, by LARRY BROWN, Deputy ; E!.upJ.tsned Newpon BMcfi , l:Ci..i.a Mesa Da11y P11o1 • '°""" 19 26 May '.l 10 • 1~ M46t UNIVERSITY OF : ""' CALIFORNIA, tRVINE CAMPUS HOTICE INVITING: CONCRETE, SITE PLUMBING, PLUMBING, HVAC, AND ELECTRICAL SUBCONTRACTOR PREOUAL!FICATION ~TATEMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF UCIMULTIPURPOSE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BUILDING ~OJECT NO. 990165 APRIL, 1999 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 111a1 Subcontral'1or I' N l udlil1CC11onn SI.ill; T111lnt~ tor Conv1ite Sole P liimtl"":1 P1urnt11ng ~VAC (W P! arid Ory) and (•f'O!Hc.i CrJnlrac1or' will Ll' r1·n•1vuel by !hf' Umver ~·tv .. 11 Ca1t10111111 IMne C inai u~ tor qu.j111i .. c111on lo t L ii' ·• ub<: ot• ~<.I• 1 on ~v,,~• 1011 JI MUtTIPURPOSE SCI· Etil,CE & TECHNOLOGY BUll..OING, PROJECT NC)-~90165. All"GoncrelP 5,, .. P•umb '"!J P1u,,.,t,,ng HVAC (Wet \ Ory) ~0!1 Eklci•or 11 Con J!.Mttlr~ who .irP or.t1•ms1ed Ill pr"rtU:lhhng IOI t1115 ~I arn1 w•\t' lo obtain , llll\.Pr1•riu.ilof1r:il1nn Packet ' t11;.iil taM Mhtir ';lJCJ 1!(14 HI t 7 ' 01~T8t~~bltBMITTAI.. c; ol1runlr;;r to1 Pre ' qu.ihl11.a11on St.ilt:HTil'nls 1 will hi' rt:<.erved ar Ille 0 1· , "~'' 1 oe~"J' & Ccic1 11uc , t ora SPrv e' Al1tn1lon. Mttedllh ChHlon. 1 8 111kel1>y PltHt! Su•le : 3500 Urnver~ny ol Cilllfor , rua lr111ne Ct1 hlorn1a 1 9269 7 2450 unul 5·00 ~. MO~AY, MAY 10. : "'IJ'9 NQ p1 eq U4llif ocat100 1 dOQIJlnent' will ~ it<; • ~od 111lur this limn How· r ilv41. the University re· : '~bl'lfn lh• rts1ht to request. , rec;•ive end evaluate aup ......... ntal information lrom I '''"''~IM 11 dotmtd Me· n~t11ry to property 1111Rtua11 t11t111 qualH1catlon1. <;u ucontr&ct or Ptt • 11u11hl1c111on SM1em11n11 1hall be t ub1llllted In Hiiied fllW~' martted on the outStd41. "IU BCONTl'tACTO" PAEOUALIFI CATION STAttMENT, (n1me of t1ld9), MUL TlPURPOlt! SCltHCli & TECHNOL· 1 QOY 8UIU>IHO " I ... ~rJCAIPTION OF ! . 1t ,PROJECT 1 lw Pro,.;n:t lndudo!I COil· 1 1~tr11cl1on ol tht Murtl· pu1pou Science 1nd T IOOlo!lf &.md~ W'1lc:h COfllill • Of • 1WU a1ory con• ( It Ml ·llfJ v.<ltl I g«>U l>ulldil'IQ aroa ot 6l,,OO • r. Tno b~ld•nq Wiii f)t wn •tr1JC•tc1 w•tl'IOIA 1ny t nan1 !f'1iltovtmem11 wtlith Wll C'umpilltOd by • fQllQw u con111tt •I a lal r d 11 I. PIOjtci includes 111 d1..,.lcipman1, lllnd6C1Plny no •• 1111111y contl9ctOO!"ll h e bW.J<nf1 Ut • lndUd9 11w..-. IOltn don a111t· w1t11 .,.,_ ~·!Mi'J • ' '· ~. l)O#eflndl ... COIMM'IClllliOl'•I l)'ale"'* OUILOINO CONSTRUC· TION COST ESTIMATE. $&.000 000 00 CONCRETE COST ES- TIMATE $1,800.000 SIT£ PlUMBINO COST ES.TIMAT( $400,000 PLUMBING COST fSTI· MATE $!00.000 HVAC COST ESTI· MA Te $800,000 ELECTRICAL COST ES TIMATE $600,000 SUBCONTRACTOR PREOUAL.IFICAT ION PROCEDURES 1 SubCOfltractor Pre- q11allhca11on Statements will be 1va1labte Thuradey, Aprll 22, 19911, at the Cit· lice ol Design & Construe.. uon serv1ee' loclted H'1 Berkeley Place. Sulle 3500 University of Caldor- "'". Irvine. Calllorn1a 92697 24SO Tl'le Pre· quahltcallon packet can be malled to prospective bid· del"$ unable to Obtain them 111 pe1Son by calling (949) 824·8117 or (949) 824-6630 Alte1 April 30, 1999, no stalements w111 be mailed. they must be picked up in person 2 The evafuallon ls ~olely lor the purPose ot de1erm1n1ng wn!Ch bidders are deemed quahlled for successful pertormance of tne lype ol woni included 1n 1h1s p101ect In a timely man· net Thoy will be included on the 010 docoments as app1oved Conaete, Site Plumbing. Plumbing. HVAC, (Wet and Ory) and [ler.111cal Conlractors of wh11.h all bidders mu~t use tor !he work 3 The Un.vers1ty 1e- 51!1Vas the 11ght. alter re· v1ew1ng the Subcontractor P1uqua111icat1on State- ments. to reject any and all Statements to wa11re any onlormahty on tho Stale· ments and to 1nv11e those qualll•ed sutx:ontractors to subm11 Olds to ltlO~e pnme contractors who have been proquahhed for lhe project 4 The proiect 1s sched· ule<l to b«l 1n June. 1999 THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA April. 1999 Puollshed Newport Beacn· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Ap11I 22 26 1999 ThM400 NEWPORT BEAC H CITY COUNCIL AGENDA SUMMARY April 26, 1999 RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION BUSINESS IMPROVE· MENT DISTRICT (BIO) ADMINISTRATION Adopt Resoluuon to estabh!ih BID Coor01na11ng Comm111ea. and approve Request for Propo!>al!. (RFP) for BIO Adrn1n1strat1on ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION ORDINANCE NO 99·9 AMENDING CHAPTER t2 24 MISCELLANEOUS ACTIONS REPORT ON VOL LEYBALL COURl AT 2406 WEST OCEAN FRONT CORONA DEL MAR TIDE POOLS PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE GRANT· ING OF A NON EX· CLUSIVE SOLID WASTE FRANCHISE TO KEVIN RAY DEMOLITION ANO ADOPTION or OR · DINANCE NO 99 8 GRANTING A NON EX· CLUSIVE SOLID WASTE FRANCHISE TO KEVIN RAY DEMOLITION BAY ISLAND PUBLIC SERVICE EASEMENT ANO SEWER SYSTEM VACATION RESOLUTION AND AGREEMENT PROPOSED UNDER· GROUND UTILITIES DIS- TRICT NO 15 NEW· PORT BALBOA MCFAD- 0 EN S Q U A RE IN · TERSECTION ( 19TH ST REET TO 32 NO STAEFTJ Pulllt~MO Newpon Be.ich· Coi.t.l Mllsa D.i11v P1101 April 2t1 1•14'J M470 CNS1705994 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE ANO OF INTENTION TO TRANSFER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE (U.C.C. 6101 et seq and B & P 24073 et seq. Escrow No. 7457&-00 N ohe(; io ne1otiy given lhat a l.lulk sale o assets and a transle1 ol alcoholic boverRge 11cens11 I~ about 10 bfl made The names Sooa1 Se· cu11ty or Federal Tax Numt,ers and 11ddiesses ot tho Sellor/l•cen l'e 1110 RICK ERICKSON JENNY l ERICKSON 6700 W COAST HWY NEWPORT BEACH CA 92&63 T l'la tmr,ont: SS IS kn<)Wll •!> ANTONUCCI S Ttle names. Sow11 Sc · currty or Fedoral T 11 Numbers end at!Ur11sses of the Buyernr msle•H 111e CHARLES B BAUR 113 24 6047 EOWARD J BAUR. 176 :2'4 5S94. P 0 Box 1344, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 As ksted by the Seller/ Licensee. all olhi!1 bus• ne11 n&mas and ad· 01esae1 used by llHt Seller! Llcnm1ee w1th1n th1ee years tieto11 11141 ciate suet. hst ..,... sent 01 delrve18fl to tne 9uy11rlfranst11ee 110 ~111 DOANOl<E STREET, IRVINE, CA 92714 Thn •H•ta 10 tie Wld •r• u.1crll>td 1n oeneral aa l"umt1u11. ltx1u11a ftn4 equ1pm•nl, Tr•d1natM, OOOdwlll, LHM, !..la t)Old lmpr<M1m41nt1. Togethar Wftl'\ foltow1no do• tcrlbe<I 11cxittotlc beverage lunw• ON SAl.E GtlER ANO W1NE LIQUOR LICENS NO '*1 ·3 2590 Ind ere IO<::ated II 8700 W COAST HWV 1 NfW· PORT DEACH. CA ~~n63 The khJ 01 hc.en1e lo I.lo transt rt.a It ON 6Alt B ER ANO WINE LIOUOR I.IC N NO 41 • 32590 now lttll•d IOI II'\ prM\1 .. 1 IOClltlld •• 8700 w COAST HWV I NCWPOAT OE.loCH, CA lht\3 The ant 1 ci.11 or lhO IQflraRt.fi'f ii My 17 I Ollllllll'I flea OI Nor1h Am ncen Trtle Co. 721 S Pa1kW1 811_.t Su•te 100, Ofano-, Ca 92868 The amount ol th• putChUe pnc:ia Of CW• allJ•"''°" In corinection wllh 1110 111rw1r ol the Ucenae anci but.ineu. In• eluding l/'le e111mated In· 11entory, 11 the 1um of S18S.8~ 08. wtitCll con· slstt. 01 the lolloWiog • Dea<:nJ)llOn • ArnOunt Demand Note 1n 11erow to .. t1sly the Otpo&itoiy re· qulre11,.nis ol ABC Act. 11rilh IN understanding, lhal tne r9QU111m.nt tor lullds 10 be deposited 1n etciow to replace and sat· 111y sllld 1nte11m nole &hall be 11m1ted to the aggregate of cted1tor$ clalma lfled In ucrow. d any Said noi, representt tl'le cancellation of nrstmg obHgaUon. $185,928 03 It has been agreed be· tween the Sellerllrcens86 and lhe Intended Bvyer/ Transferee. as 1equ1red by Sec 24()73 of the 8uS1ness and Professions Code, that the oons1deratron for the lransler of the bustnes5 \and Ucense is to be paid e'.''! alter the lransler has JJHn approved by lhe de· ~rtmenl of Alcohot1c 11erage ContrOI tod. Mardi 8, 1999 AtCK ERICKSON JENNY L. ERICKSON /SI CHARLES 8 . 8 AUR ~EDWARD J. B AUR Pvbltshed Newpo11 Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April 26, 1999 M471 'Fictitious Business Name Statement The louow1ng pe1Sons aro doing business 11s First Round Search, 1 7 Ce1ano Coun, Newport Coast, Cahfomoa 926S7 N1rk D Ambrosio. 17 Celano Court, Newpon Coast, Calilornla 926S7 This business 1s con· ducted by an Individual Have you swrted dOmg business yet? No Nick D'Ambrosia This s1a1emen1 was toled w11h the County Clertl of • Orange County on 4·9·99 19996789276 Dally Pilot Apr 26 May 3. 10. 17. 1999 M473 Fictitiou s B usiness Name Statement The tallowing persons a1a doono bus1nai.s as Decorative Ftn1st1es & Coatings 479 Abbie way. Co~ta Mesa Cal!lom 1a 92627 Alan Lee Jacobson. 479 Abbie Way, Costa Mesa, Calllomoa 92627 This business 1s con· ducted by an 1nd1vtc1ua1 Have you started doing business yet? No Alan Jacobson This sratement was llled wtlh lhe County Clerk of Orange County on 4·22·99 19996790707 Daily Pilot Apl 26. May 3. 10, 17, 1999 M4?4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALLING FOR BIOS School 01stnct COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Bid Deadline May 11, 1999 at 3 oo p m Place ol Bid Receipt 01t1ce of Director of Purchasing, Coast Community College D•s-- tnct. Bldg "O". 1370 Adams Avenue. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Proiect ldentrlrca11on Name Oranqe coast Cot· lege Food and Nutnlioo Lab Remodel. Bid No 1792 Place 81ds are on file and available at Office ol the Physical Faclhues COOfd!· nator Anlolh Richy. Coasr Community CoClego 01s· 1ric1 1370 Adams Ave Bldg O"', Cos111 Mase , CA (714) 438 4673 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal lhe dbove· namllO School Oi,lllct of Orange County, Cahlom1a aC1ing by and through 11s Governing Board, herein· alter referred to as "DIS TRICT will receive up to. bur not later lhan lhe itbove stated tome, seat.<: bods lor lhe award ol a con· lrC!t l tor lhe p101eC1 de scnbad as Remodel of Food and Nut11t1on Lab There will be a F11leen ($15) non-1atundable pay· menl required for 1ach sel 01 bid documents Checks shOuld be m&do pavabl• 10 Coast Community College District BN1s shall be received In the place identolted above, and mos• bids i;hall be opened end pubhcly read aloud al tho abOvo stated tome anu place In 11ccordance with tho prov1s1ons of Cahtorn11; Public Conlract Code Ser:uon 3300. 1t1e Oislr1Ct reQ1J11eli lllat !he bidder pos'.\Hs ttie toflowing clas-s1f1<:,11oon 01 CQr>tractor s loettn~ al the hmo 111a1 lhe c-xitr.irt ·~swarded Contrnctor B l icense PUBLISH April 19 1999 isno April 26 1999 WALK THROUGH Apnl 29 1999 at 9 oo 1 m • OCC M.1•nttnance And Opera- tron!I Fao hty. toe.led on Merrimac Street beiwe.n Harbor Blvd QO<l Fa1r.11ow A11t1nuo Co~to Mesa. CA 'l2626 BID DATE Mo1y 11, 1g<J9 Ill 300 pm OOARDOAlf June 2. 199'l No p1ymPnt &111111 ba mo11111 for work or ma1et1JI ond4!1 1h41 contract untel!. 1114 until Uie Reg•atrar ol Cootrac:tora ve1lli11 IO the OISTAICT tho! the CON• THACTOR was property 1ieen1ed at tht 111ne the! contr Cl wH •werded Any CONTRACTOR not •o lee. nMd 1$ •ut>iOCI to P4tf1 I . • 1Klde1 Iha t,tw H tile llcenH dU~lic:ltlon I~ find hltrtlNl>WI IS lllat ol I 'apeetlhly COf'llnlciO(' 81 d linad In 8e{l]M 70Sff ol lhO Clllilomla Oualn H "'10 Pt s19nt Co<M. lt\e •P•C &Illy con1ra~1or aw rd d the Comtact fQf lhll WO~ lwi" ~Ill «>r1 111ucl a tnlljority ol 1110 w~. 111 aet"Ord•nc w11tt ltl ptO\liliON OI C. f111nla Buslnul ena Prof '1Dnt CoOl .64!ctlon 7051 Aft WOI'\ •m1111 bt c:tJm• plol~ w11t11n "40 'on t10J!Mt r• Titne 1J qt INi u nee F ilure tn comol lh!I WOO. Wflf 11 ltt0 time 1 !0flfl ft• In Wll mun in 1111 1mpo.111on OI I Uqutd9l9d ~ IOI et(ti di~ of dlllay, In the &l'll®nf Ill lorth In the "In ltlftnallOI\ IOI GIOoet•"· EM:h bid rnu61 conlomt and ~ rqpona1111t lo the COfllt11C1 dOCumllfltl Elldl bidder 1naQ IUbn'lit, on the rorm furn1~11ed f.lth 11ie contract documt1ntt, • ~at of ll'le propoead •uba)n· ttae1o1• on lt1ll ~eel u 1eqwed by the Svbletling and Sut>contracting Fair Precttces Act Goyemment Code Section 4100 et MQ Eadl 81d shalt f)t acc;om pan~ by • ctrt1tied OI caatuer's ctleck Of bid bond in an amount ('Cit i... than tan pero.nt (1 Ml.) of the to- t.II bid pr\ot, peyabte 10 the Dlstrlct as a guarantee that th4I bldcle1, 11 lts f 1oposal i. accepted, 1hll promptly axecute the Agr .. ment lurnlsh a eatl1fac101y Fa1thlul Pertormanoe Bond in an 8/TIOIJnt not lets than one hundred percent (1 OO'Yo) ol tile total bid price. lumrsh a Payment Boocl 1n 8'1 amount no4 leu than one hundred percent (100%) ol lhe total bid price. and lu1nlsh certlllcetes a\/ldencrng that the required insurance Is 1n effect In the amounts set forth In lhe gell4tnil coodl· tlons In lhe event ol la11ure to enter into the 0011lract and axecuta the required document..s, svch btd se· curtly wUI be tor1eiled The Fa1thlul Pertonnanoe Bond shall remain In lull force and ellect lhrough the ouarantee penod as speci- fied In the genetal colldi· t1ons The DISTRICT reserves the right to re11C1 any or a" bids or to waive any Ir· regulan11es 01 1nlormali1tes In any bids or In Iha bid- ding As required by SecbOn 1773 of the Cat1lom1a La· bor Code. the Duector of the Department of In· dustr1a1 Aelatlona of the Stale 01 Califomla has de- termined the generally prevailing rates of wages 1n the locality in whlCh the Wof1c IS to be perlormed. Cop4es of these wage rate determinations. entitled PREVAILING WAGE SCALE. ere maintained at the DISTRICT olfoee lo- caled a1 1370 Adams Ave • Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Physical Facilities Planning, and are available to any Interested party upon reques1 The Con. 11actor shall post a copy OI this document at eactl JOb site The Contractor and any subcontractor under it shall pey not lass than the specified prevalhng rates ol wages 10 all worlce1s em· ptoyed In the executlOO of the Contract No bidder may withdraw any bid lor a period ol s1lCly (60) days alter tho date set for the opening ol bids A payment bond shall be requued pnor to execution ol 1ne contract end shall be 1n the 1om1 set forth in tne contract document5 Pursuanl to Section 22300 ol the Public Con- tract Code, the oontraC1 wiU contain provisions per· m11hng lhe successlul bid· dor lo subsMuto secunties tor any monies wllhheld by the D1stnct to ensure per· formence under the con· tra1:1 Each bid subm1ned 1n re- sponse to this NottCe shall contain. as a bid Item, ada· quala sheeting. shonng, and bracing. or equivalent method lor the protectl()fl ol hie and hmb 1n trenches and open exc1va11on wh1ctt Sl\811 conform to ap· J>lie&ble safety orders Governing Board By Wllll1m M. Vega, Ed. D .• Cl'lancellor, COHI Community College District Publ1~ned Newport BfJac.h· Costa Mesa Oall'r Pilot April 19, 26 1999 M463 Fictitious Business Name Statement The 1011ow1ng peri.ons a111 doing business as HERBS l O YOU. t 5 Dnltwood IMnt Calilornoa 92604 Lisa Anne Leo. IS Dnltwood. l1Vlflt.1. Cahlomla 92604 Allen ThOmas Lee. 15 011ltwood Irvine Callfon11a 92604 This business 15 coo- dueled l>y husband and wile Have you startPd doing buslneas yet? No Lisa Anne Lee This sletement was loled v.llh ll'le County Clerk of 01anoo Count)' on 3 29·99 19996787M2 Dally Pilot Apr 26. May 3. 10 11. 1999 M479 CNS1706112 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE (U.C.C. 6104, 6105 et eeq.) Escrow No. 12 150.M C Notoce 1s horeby g111en to crtdllO" of tl'\t within named seller that a bulk salo Is about to be made of the assets d11cribod below Tl'le namee and the bust nesa 8ddr1sa ol In. se11e1 ere MERRILL W LEE AKA STEVE LEE, 1661 "I" PLACENTIA AVE , COSTA MESA CA 92627 The loe81ion 1n Cai.tomia OI the ch1e1 0Hco1111e olhc» of the seller 1$ SAME AS A DOVE At 111tad by el r, all other bull,_.. n me• end <Jdl HH Used by ttwJ 1911•1 wllhln thin yeart f)tlOfl 1he dete ludl Utl w11 tenl or dal1v11tfd 101t1t bu~I .,. NONI! Tnt name• alld bu •ne • addr or lfl• boyer 1.-.· RUOOMATIC INC , 12170 PLOREiNCE AV(! SANTA re SPRINOS. CA 00670 Th• 11 ut1 to t>e J<>td 1111 de1<.11tied in gen ral H Al.I. goodw II, lurnltu1e, ll11tu1••. equipment, lee hOlcJ m1e1eet1 1raoe Nlrml •rill imprQV9menl• ol a cenatn PRECISION MA• C1'11Ni; SHOP blltlMit Ind are tc>c:awi<l at Hl$1 I PlAQENTIA AVE COSTA M SA CA 2 27 rt bu1tt11 • nam.d UHd b'f lht t let nl lhllf It> llllllQn It nm CR(W WORKS rrie an WW aa1. OI ,.,. b\11 II May l2, I 111 '"" otrlCI OI lHVEP.SAl ltTU:, A H 0 £ E s e R 0 w °' ..,...,, ~ oeutt end ...... MPV to QIMIW\tM petloa .. •!*»· OualneU ancs Prolnatona section ... II 8AANCH, 1205 e. Chap Of llllpilld, 1191'111119 ... the peraOMI repr ... n... lied If! IN ge"9ral ~· Code Secllon 7059 lht Celltornll I E man Avo, Ot1nge, ca ~. f/11 ~= dw appointed by the Ilana. Tl,,,. la of tne aMel'ICI Codeee · IT ,... IBTUE 1296t to PfY Die r""*'*'I •ourt whhln four Tr. 018TRJCT ntNl\lft All wor1< mutt f)t com· VE0 ru"'" Thll bl,lftt Mte 11 adJiec1 Of Die no~•) llCWICI bV monlM from ~ data Ille l10fll to ~ 11ny °' al p1eteC1 pe1 tn. bid dlXu• ~ ~t ... _nc1 ,...illl• to Calttomll Unlfonn Com· llld Oltcl ot Trust. .ill ~•· of flrat lnu.nc• of bidl or lO "'°'' any . If· ments Fllk.i11 to comc>tett ......... , "''"'!"' •• mt1Cf1I Code sectlOn• "' • 111 Mill nOll pr~. letten ai provided In ,.gu111111e1 or lllormelttM ·lie wor1< Wltll4n tit time Mt Slh dly ot Mly0 1 61012. II &o 1UbJ•C1t the ldvenc.t. If ~u11Cler Ole Motion 1100 of the 1n any bid• or n tno bid· lot1hhert1nwiH1osutttnf't• &:,/;:. ::i lta ~·~th·= ~.,: ='' J!r:4 1110 U:,,.!.M0~ Celftornla Probate C~•· di~, requll9d bY s.cuon !r,~~:"foiOf .. ~u:,<!~'~ J)Yb!IO meeuog m1y be Med 11 Ille Trus1M Int of Ille rva• Th9 time for filing 1n3 o1 the cal!fomla La· de .. y. in the lmOOOt of con•lder all I>' UNIVERSAL TITU: cteattd by UIO °"" or TMl olelm• will not eicpir• bor Code, the °''~ ol ~ P41r day IUbtMted. and ORANGE ESCROW S110 All _.De 11ek1 on MAY before four monthe thtl Department ol In-Eld'I bidder shlll eubmit, BE IT FVRTHER Ai · OAANCH, 1205 E Chap· 17.1999 AT 3 00 PM OH THE from the !'leering date d11111tal Retauon1 o1 the on the lorm futntahed with SOLVED ~ the S.Cftt man Ave.. 0111ng1, ca. FRONT STtPS TO THE EN· nodoed abow. State ol oa111om1a has d•· 1he contl"ICI dOoUment•. a t•'Y 01 ltte Board !! 92866. end 1881 Clate for TRANCE Of THE OIWIGf CIVIC YOU MAY l!XAM-termlnod the generally list or tl'\I p1op0Hd Truatee1 l1 hlrft>y direct.,.. filing CS.I ms aha." f)t May CENTER 300 E CHAPMAN IN! th• file kept by the prt<11t1tno 11tu or wagee In 1ubcontrae1ott on thl1 to give notice of tt)e 11. 1999 whlc:il as 111e bus!· OllA#Gl CA At fie lml or Ill court. It you .,, 1 pet-the 10Caltty In wt\ICfl tl'le gled as reQUll9d by ttte 1f0<eaalcl public mee~ nesa day f)tt0<e ltit ale ~ .. ~~ ~ : :~!':! eon lnterMted In the Wof1c ii IO be pelfo"ned lell~ and Sut>oon-by publalion and~ date apecUted aboYe ::":.!"..!"'or ...... "" .... 1....., ..-.. u ••tatel you may file Coples of thest wage rate trecung Fair Practices Act. Ing pureofuam IO cahf . Dat9d APRIL 20, 1999 =-'r•d ........ .:,. ..... "'.."':::."d~~ with t.ne court 1 forma1 dalermln1tlon1. enllU•d Publlc; Contract Code 8Ed~•'-,.~~. o RUDOMATIC, INC. .... .. , ..... .,.,... ---.. equ9fl for Speolel PREVAILING WAGE Section .. ,00 •I seq. --· .......... BY: ISi THOMAS J, 0..d of Tru1t end HtllnalMI Notloe of lM tulno of an SCALE, are ma1nta1ned al Eectl bid atialt be accom· s8Evro t~r~~:~· ~~b~A~ewpon eeacn. :'s~7rl:~· ~~ 'r: lnwntorv end appraleal =:.J'1~IR1~10°tr~:S =r'•b~ C:1!Jr~ Ing 9oard ~ u 11 Costa Mesa oa~y PllOC NI al Ile time ol '* IM of ••t•!• lff•tt or of Ave., Costa Mesa, CA In an atnCUlt noJ leas than minimum ba" ,.,.I If! April 26 1999 openlnQ bid Mao/ be IHI Nn Mrv petition or .c>o()Unt 92626. Phystcal Feaht111 ten perc;ent (10%) of the IO· auch grO\.lnd IHH Tl ' M475 lflt t.olll lnclabtldntts due. •• pro"6ded In .. otion Planning, and are available tat btd pr1<1e, payable to lhe $110,000.00 per yew.~ Date: ~rl 20 1199 'T.D. 1250 of th• Callfomi• '° any ln1erested P-_erty DISTRICT .. a gt.tarantee BE IT FURTHE" ,,.. HOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE SERVICE COMPANY a Aid Probate Code. A Ae-uPon request. Tile Con-that the blddtlr, If Ila SOLVED that IN 0-. T ..I. I 91·1'121·C YOU~ IN TrutlM, fRAHCES DEPALMA. guHt for Speclal Notlca ttactof Shall post a copy of proposal 11 accepted. shall Ing Board Is prepe DEFAUl T UNDER A DEED Of ASSISTANT SECRETARY T 0 form le ava1lebl• from lhll doevllWll at each jOb promptly execute tl'le consider 1 ground TRUST DATED 8l22J95 SERVICE COMPR<f 1750 E the coun clerk. alte. The Cont11ctor ano Agreement furnish a Alli· containing thtl f UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION FOURTH ST, SUITE 100. PO An.ft9Yfor •fllu191•11t-ll••-=· any aubcontrtlCIO< under h lac101y Fallhlul Per· other terms elld c:ondl1i09· TO PROTECT YOUR BOX 11988 $ANTA AHA, ~ ....... L .. Man ahall pay not less than the lormance Bond In an A. The term ~ PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO 92711-1981 11"4.M3·8372 Wt ......_ • •• • lft specllle<f pra11alllog rates of amotJnt not leas then one Ground Lease 1hall rfl18· AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU art IJtlllng lllt 8tn1hcllty llO M19 ... Aw. wages to a.M WO<fiers em· huod1ed pe1cent (100%) ol Cffd 30 years wun IWISl!ll NEED AN E"XPlANATION OF colllct a def>1 aod any tnlOl'mt-a.. Al_. r CA IOCl6e ~In the execution ot the Iota! bid price, furnish a len (10) year opflons; nlE NATURE OF n£ uon WI obllln wll bl UMd IOI' 04/11 lM/20 04/21 the Contract Payment Bond In 1n B.lhegroundleaMlhlA PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU tnat purpose wttalhtr r~d • • No btdder may withdraw amount not less than one f)t unsubord1nated, and VOU SHOULD CONTACT A orally Of In YlfttlnQ II Mlllble. NOTICE TO any bid fore period of sixty hundred fett:ent (100%) of C. The base rent shaU be LAWYER On 513199 11 9 "4S Ill• upecild opening bid m.y CONTRACTORS (&0) days after the dale set the tota bid prloe, and adjusted to mell<et rental at ~ lf~~lrlC~C . C: ~::n:.ph%. ~~ ~~~~.~~R BIOS f01A1::y~~:~ ::ii be ~~~~~~'='ii:.dl:U~: ~~~ =~~:.ment ot duly llPPC>mted TruttH undlr on "" div beforl Ille .. COAST COMMUNITY required prior to ell9CUllOn ance IS tn effect In the BE IT FURTHER RE· and CKnuant lo 0..0 ot Trust 71"41•10-5690 TACI 457332C COLLEGE DISTRICT ol the c:onttaet and $hall f)t amounts set lorth In the SOLVED lhat !tie Govem· ~='°~~en! Pi.Ill 41&99, 5/03.W, 5/tCW9 Btct Deadhne In the form set lorth In th• general cond1t1ons In the Ing Board encourAllH o1 Ofhcial Records in IM olfrct Fictitious Business June t, 1999 at 3.00 p.m. c~~~s~~'f:nt~.ectlon :l:n~~t'r~~r~~e~~e~~:~ ~~=· ~~,!;;,~ o1 the County RecOfder o1 Name Statement Estimated Cost 22300 of lhe Public Con· the AO I ed document Iha District lnctudlnn 11u1 ORANGE County State ol Gall· The loJloWlng persons S100,000 tract Code. the contract wiW such r ti~"secul1ty will ~ I I ed .. ,, fotn11 l:Jlecutld. by STEPHEN are doing bus1ll4tss as Place 01 Bid Receipt contain provisions pe1· fortetled The Faflhlut Per-not tm t 10 per~ C STEWART ~UNMARRIED PHONES PLUS 667 Office 01 Olltctor 01 mlltlng the suocesstut bid· lormance Bond &hall re· ~~:·~~~utl::\n~ MAH WIU SELL AT PUBLIC V1C1ona •L. Costa Mesa. Purchasing Coast Com· dtr to subSlltute se<:urities main in tull l0<ce and effect leases ~··~ AUCTION TO HIGMEST ca111orn1a 92627 munitY. Colle8e District, tor any monies wnhheld by through the guarantee pe· BE IT FURTHE~E· BIDDER FOR CASH (ptyable at Joseph Maurice Smith, Bldg ·o~ 137 Adams~~ the District to ensure per· rtod as spec1fled In the gen· SOLVED that the DI Is trne oC sale 1n llwful money ot 667 V1ctona #l, Costa enue. sta Mesa, foonance under lhe eral conc:lltlons willing 10 raloclte itfln lhl Ulllled Stalel by •cashier's Mesa. Calitorma 92627 92626 contract The DISTRICT reserves an pment and ......__r tm ~ ....... chVlln"" • 11111 °' l•d-This bUSlll4tS.S Is con· Proiact ldenllltcation ~-~'.-men•· toca~~-~ ... _.. ., Name Golden West Col Eacti bid submitted In re· the nghl 10 rei-C1 1ny 0< aQ ,.,... .. ,... "" .,.., ... crtOI ullltlll or a C1leClt ducted by an 1nctivldual · sponse to this Notice Shell bids or 10 waive an~ Ir· eat Property, suctl 1'81oca· <hVlln::J a state 0t fedlrll sav· Have you stanld doing loge Malh/Science Buildi™J I ..... I ..... 1 tnl Ill lion 10 .. _ to Dis"'-'• .&-'. ventilation Retrollt conta n, es a""' tem, a_. regu arities or orm es ...., u ...... _, 111Q1 a loan assoct11ion sav-business yet" Yes, 90 ' quate sheet1nn, shoring, In any bids or rn the bid· ""nlng property, at the••X· 1ngs association or savings 04120/1999 Bid No. 17 " ,..,. f h nk SC>tClfltld 111 sec:tlon 5I02 lo Joseph M Smitn Place Bids are on Irle and &nd bracing, or equ1Velen1 ding r.ense o t e grow1d tilt Frnancial COdl and 11uthOI· This s1atemen1 was llled available at· Ottloe 01 the ~:~0[.~~1,f~== 17~ ~:::.rec:1ea~Y0~1~ 1~5:' IT FURTHER ~E-' izad lo do bustnea 111 lhrt S1ale) with Ille County Clerk of Physk:al Facihtles Coordi· d Cod .__ DI I SOLVED t"•t •-Govem-al AT THE MAIN (NORTH) Orange Coun"' on 4•22•99 nalor, Ardttll Rlclly. Coast an open excavation. bor e, t .. ., 1ector o '"' ..... ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY 19"6m 798 Community College Dis-which shall conlorm to ep-the Department ol In· Ing Board dtltlr• that a RTHOUSE 700 CMC Dally Pilot Apr 26• May tnct, 1370 Adams Ave., pllcable safety orders dustrlal Relations ol the parcel located at 1he m~P of CENTER ORlvE WEST SANTA 3• 10, 17. 1999 M47? Bl~. "D";Costa Mesa.. CA Governing Boerd State of California has de· lne Real Property shell not CA all nght tttli end 111• Fictitious Business (7N14)T4l38CE·416S7H3EREBY EBdy W01111cemh M. V11wg1, term1ned lhe general beL su~ ..... the ~~ ltlest conveyed lo and'°" held S O . ., •nc:• or, preva111ng retes of wages 1n ease, "'""'' parce ..... ~ Ulldaf said Deed al Trust 111 Name tatement GIVEN ttial lhe abov~ Coa1t Community the locality In w111cn thlS contetn approxlm•Lely hi Plaperty situated 111 said The tot1ow1ng persons named School Olslnct ot College District Y;1lrl< Is to be pertOtmed 6,000 square leet ttlld that IY ana State deSalbed n are Oo1ng business as Orange County. Catrlomta. Published Newpon Beach· COp1es ol these 1ate de· the ground lessee Obtain Leaseho4d Estate in and 10 Pro Auto Salea, 1665 acting by and through lls Co&ta Mesa Daily Pilot term1na11ons, are on Ille at all maps an4 govem1T19'1at P1tcel 1 Lot(s) 65 ot Tract No Babcock. Costa Mesa, Governing Board, herein· April 26, May 3. 1999 lhfl DISTRICT. end coples approvals to eooomp~ 5878 1n Ille City of NWrpOlt Ca11torn1a 92627 aller referred to as "OIS· M469 may be ot>taiOed upoo rt· same • Btlch County ol Q~Slate Kevon Khanh Nguyen. TRICT", Wtll receive up to NOTICE TO quest The contrector shall BE IT FURn\EA RE· ot Galtlorn~ as per ,... 13791 Bewley St Garden· bul not tater than th• pogt a oopy ol the~ rates SOLVED thal on May 'S 0tded in bool. m Pa s) 3S Grove Ca11101n1a 92843 above·stated ume, sealed CONTRACTORS at each JOI> site The con-1999 the Govemlng Board 0 40 111CfusiY11 ot M us This business Is con· bids lor 1he award ol a con· CALLING FOR BIDS t1actor and any sut>con· shall call IOf other qel Maps 1n 1h• Olfict ot Ille County ducted by: an lndlvldual tract tor the project de· School District tractor under 11 shall pay proposals which must J>t Rec:ordal ot said County also Have you started doing scribed as Huntington Beach UniOn not less then 11'18 spec1lrecl lor a base rental exce'(lding known •s Parcel 65 of Lot kilt business yet? No venulatoon Retroht of High School D1stnct prevailing rates ol wages to by a leasl Uva percent'lS'Y.) aqustrnent recorded 11 lnsttu-Kevon Nguyen GOiden West College Math Obtain Documents and all worl<ors employed by the highest wrUltin t No 84-214031 Olf"IClal This sratement was hied Scleflee Bu11d1ng Bid Due at Hunt1ng1on them 1n the ex11cullon ol proposal Reoords Parcel 2 All ISlPIJne· with the County Clerk OI There will t>e a Five (SS) Beach UnlOn High School the oonlract BE IT FURTHER AE· nant non-excluSlve •HmeOt f0t Orange County on '4·21·99 non-refundable payment 01s1nct. 102SI Yorktown No bidder may withdraw SOLVED that the GCNOm· ingrtill and egiess throughout 19996790590 required lor each sol ol bid Ave • Purchasing. Room any bid for a perfod olfony· Ing Board 1eurve1 the Loi{•) 90 ot Tract No 5878." Delly Pilot Ap1 26, May documents Cneek.sshould 361,HunungtonBeacn,CA l111e(4S)dayutterthedat8 right 10 reject •lily Map recorded"' 9oo11 229 3. 10. 17. 1999 M418 be made payable to Coast 92646, (714) 964 3339 ext set lor the opentng ol bids prrJ90$81s which to do not 1) 35 to 40 lllduswe ol Fictitious Business Community College 4350 Purauant 10 Section confonn to thlt resalutx>o Mrscellaneous ~ to the or. Name Statement Doslnct Due Date Thursday. 22300 of the Pvbhc Coo-or the p,.l1mlnaty ln1orme· lice of tilt County Recorder ol The lollowing persons Btds shall be recervod in M~ 13. 1999 at 2 00 pm traC1 Code, the contract will lion to be b~rovld~ to nud County together ¥141h are doing business as. the place ldentthed above, GIV~~~:~l'l~;ru~~6CY ton :~~g1n1J>r~~:~t1 :;: ~~1~P~~~e Dlslr:i' Y the Easemenls for support and sel· Body Balance Research. and those bids shall be de1 to substitute securities BE IT FURTHER RE· llemtnt v.Mia said P1tctl I ad-s 10 AvocaOo. Corona dtll opened and publlclV read Beach Umon High S slot 90 of uld Trlcl and to-M.ar. Cahlornra 9262s aloud al the above-stated Dlstnct Oran~ County, lor any moneys withheld by SOLVED the Governing gethtt ""'1h eawnent of aves B Balanced. Inc . (CA). ume and plaoe Cahfolma. aC11ng by and :~~~net ~~~e ~: = a':sepr=.: nght to or OVtlhlnQS and I n •PPIJl1• 510 Avocado, Corona del In a<;<X>fdance With the 11l1ough Its Governing 'IES ero~ nan1 non-e•cluS1V• 11ghl to uw Mar, California 92625 provisions of Cahlomi11 Board, hereinafter referred lraC1 or perm1tllfl9 payment 0A 8 : Mr, rown, the lac:t1rt1es localed on said lot This buslne•s is con· Publlc Contract Code to es "DISTRICT", will re· ot retentions earnell r. erger, Mr. Howald, 90 APN #440.152·24 The " Section 3300, Iha Olsrrlct oe1ve up to, but not l;11e1 direC11y into escrow Mr. Pitt.non. Mr. Aulz slrHI adctess and othlr can· ducteo by a corporation requires that the ~r then the above-1tated ume, BY: Governing Board NOES: None .._ 1 " ,., 1~-Have you staned doing posses$ the followlnn c1as sealed bids lor ll'le award S~ned: ABSENT: Hone ..... igna IOf'I •ny "' ""' business uot? Yes, 1/1/99 • .,, • fSI I ASST ....... No--a1 propeny dtlcrtled above 15 ,. s1tlcatron ol cont111cto(8 of contracts for the follow· us M~Lane. Director "''"' ... ed to t>t 2191 VISTA B Balanced, Inc., Robert ltoense al the hme that the 1ng projects • Procuremenl/Energy Stale ol Calllomla, • N AAOA NEWPORT BEACH M McClellan, Secretary contrect 1s awarded Project: Bid #837 · Connrv1tlon County ol 01ange • 92660 The uod•srgned This statement was filed Contractor; C·20 License Bacltstop alld Fencing al Published Newport Beach· I Donna M Waldlogel, TrustM dlsctams any taatHhty ror with the County Clerk ol PUBLISH April 26, 1999 Edtson High School Costa Mesa Daily P•lol Sacretaty lo tl1e Board.iol ;iny lllCOlrectness ol tht strati Orange County on 4• 12·99 and May 3. 1999 Mandatory JOb Walk 8 am. April 19, 26 t 999 Trustees ol Coast ~ a<bass ~ other C01M1on 1999678M70 WALK THROUGH Wednesday April 28. 1999 M462 mun11y Colleg. Diii~ dlSlgnl!IOl'I ~ any ShoVlln Daily Pilot Apr 19 26. May 1. 1999 at 9 oo am . at Edison High School, Ortlnge County. Calrl . herein Slid sale will bt made May 3. 10, 1999 M466 Golden Wtet College 21 400 Magnolia Ave.. NOTICE OF hereby oe111ly that but Without coven1m °' wa· Maintenance end Opera· Huntington Beach, CA. ADOPTIO N above alld foregoing 1111>- ranty &Xfl!assed or 1~1Wd r• CNSHOlllO uons Oepanment located License Class111catlon. OF RESOLUTION lutlon was duly and reJi: pelllQ litle ~ °'en-NOTICE OF ott Mc.Fadden Avenue be· BIC·13 Pursuant to Cahlorma larty adopted by said BoWd Cllnbr1nees IO pay lht r~ PEJll ... TO tween GOiden Wesl and Projfl:l: Bid 1838 · Education Code Section et a regular meet~ ang prirq>el 51111 ol Ille nole(s) ADllmU I ER Gothard Streets Rooltng Agncuttural Build· 81368 nottet 1s given ol tl'lereol held on IN 1 sea6ad by said Deed cit TNSt ESTATE OF: BIO DATE June 1 1999 1ng at Westm1nster High the adoplion of the follow-day o1 Maren 1999 with Interest lllereon It pro-V,_.._.... S. at 3 00 pm SChool mg Resolution by the passed by a maiortty ..OI ~rdad 1n solld nott{s) aov1nces.•.-I BOARD DATE Mandatory Job Walk 9 am, Board of Trustees ol Coaat said Board. 1f 1ny undel IM terms ol Sllld CASE·SANOLERNO. A196669 June 16, 1999 Thursday, Aprll 29, 1999 al Community College DlstrlC1 I N W I T N E S tJ Oted oC TIUS1 r-chlrges and No payment shall be Westm1nste1 HIOh School. ol Oren?t! County WHEREOf", I hertunlO I U$*1MS cit Ille Trustee and cit To all heir•. b anefi· made for work or matenat 14325 Golden West West Cahforma my hind and seal this 2 the ruses u•td by said 0..0 cllriH, credltofl, con-under the contract unless monster. CA. License Clas· WHEREAS Sections day ot March, 1999 • of Trust The IOlll emount ol lh• tlng ent credltott, end and until the Registrar of s1hcation C-39 81360 through 81362 of ISi Donne M. Waldt019fl unpaid batanoe ot tilt obllQatlOll pent on• who may other• Con1raC10ts venftes to the Bids shall be 1eoa1ved m lhe California Educallon Secret1ry to the Bo•reo> secured by lhe pioperty fo be wiH be lntereeted In DISTRICT that the CON· the place 1denlllled above. Code provide tor the least TruetHe • told and raatonlble ISlmattd tti. will or Hurt•, or T'RACTOR was p1opetly and lhaU be opened and ot District owned property For lurthet lfllormataan costs upen .. 11110 aov1,_ both, of: VINCENT s. lleensed at the tome tl'le publldy read alOUd at the with pnvete lndNldUal lll'TTlll Including the oOtatn~ 11 tile tme d IM rntt.11 ~ SALERNO conlllCI was awarded Any above·stated date tame or co1porat1on1, and "Prehm1n1ry Informal. llOll ol ~ Nola al Sala IS A PETITION hat CONTRACTOR no1 ao and place WHEREAS. Dtstrlct finds lor Ground Luse of Pr · $191 471 n Tht blneflClltY un· bffn flied bI STEVEN llC&nsed is subtoct to pen-In ecootdanoe with lhe Itself constnilned to seek erty at Coastline Carl· dllr Mid 0..0 of Ttutl lterMo-E. M!ND!L In the altits under the law II the provisions of Cahlornla alternate sources o1 funds munlly Col'4toe 1n the Olly lore executed and dllrv•ad to Supirlor Coun of Cell· 11cens11 c1ass111cat1on sped· Bu11ness and Professions 101 v111fous 01s1r1ct require· of Fountain Valley. Cill!Or lilt undn!Qned a Wltten On· fornia, Co"ntv of Or· fled hereinabove Is that of Code Sectton 7028 15. and ments. and ma," contact Roben Devis. rabon ol Otld and Oemand for ... a •speoahty contractor" as Pvbllc Cont11ct Cod• WHEREAS. U1e Distrlc1 Director of Putchallng,.-at Sale and a ,..tlltn Nolle:• ot encl•· dehned 1n Sectoon 7058 of Section 3300. the owne1 owns cen111n real propeny 714-436·4680 Otflull and Eledton to Stl The THE PETITION re-the Cahlomia Business requires that the btdde1 located m the City ol Foun Published Newport Be~· undltsrgnld causad said~ quHts that STEV EN E. •nd Professions Code, the possess 1111 classlficatlon taln Valley doscrobed as Costa Mesa Delly f"IOI of Oel1U11 and ElectlOl'l lo Sell 1o MENDELL be appointed 1pec1al1ty con1rector of contractors license Pa1ce1s 3 and 4 of Parcel Apnl l2, 19, 26. 1999 • be r1C01dtd 111 lhe county Wlltt• H p ereonal r~reHnta-awarded lhe Contract for noted above at the time the Map No 87·182, es rt· 1 ;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiMii4651iiiia Iha rMI prope11y • 1ocatld liw to edmlN1ter th• this Work thlJI otselt con· bid Is tubmltted Pursuant corded In Book 222, Pages 11 01te ~ 06 11199 LAW fftata of the dtoedent. struct a majOnty ol tl1e to Business end 11 12 of Parcel Maps1 es OFFICES Of STEVEH J ™E PETmON r.. Work. in 1CCOrdance With Professaons Code Seclron recorded 1n the olhoe 0t lh• MELMET INC M. TRUSTEE queete th• deced•nt'e the Pf'0\11SIOnS of Cahlomle 7028 15, no payment shall Ora'!9.! County Recorder SHERYL DaK. Allthonzad Srg WILL end codlolle, If Business and Protessrons be made for wort< or mall· (the •real ProPeny"), and natl.ft 29t2 S Dlmler Shel any, b• edmltted to Code Section 7059 rtal under the contract un WHEREAS, Dlstrrct be· S•nta Ma. Ca!Jfornt1 1127()5. probat e. The W ILL end All WOik must be com-less and until 111e Reglst1ar heves 11 1s In its bes1 In· 58t I FOR SALES eny codlcil• ere avail· pitted within 50 con· of Con11actors vertties to terest to ground lease tl'le INFORMATION PLEASE GO abfe for examlnatlon In seeuttve days Note Con· the Olstnct lhet IM con Real Property. 1nd TO -~con or al .. fll k b he 1truC1ton wont must be per· tracto1 was p1operly WHEREAS the Real (829) 68().5932 C2H W "12 tnl • ept V t lormed August 8, 1999 ttcenMd 81 the lime the bid Ptopeny 1s not or will not 4'19 4128 11198 oou~HE PETITION ,... lhrough August 20, 1999 was submllled Any con• be needed by tl'le Oistrtct NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU quHts authority to Time Is ot the osaence t1actor not '° licensed ts tor ldlOOl ctosslOOfll l>t.tild· Ts Ho G.309942 Unit edmlnllttt the •tttll FaHure to complete the subject to penanres unde1 Ing a1 tho time of the de COilt G Loen No nd .... Ind nd Work w11hln the time set Ille law alld the oontraat Nvety OI pouesaton of the &000279MEAOLfY PAAKER AP ~d,:ni~ation •P!t ~': forth herllll w~I result In \he W1ll be con.idered vOid II Reel Prop11rty pursuant 10 No. 422·072·22 To S(RVlct •·tea Aot. rn...te -·t""orl• lmPQsltlOn ot hqu1da1td the license classlftaitton the proposed groun<S COMPANY. .. dUl'f apPolft .. d ... '. "' -n damages for eacn day ol 11)8Cllled hereinalter IS that lease Trutlff under 1111 tonowtno ty will llllow the peraon delay. In lhe amount set ol a "apeelelty oontractof' NOW, THEREFORE. BE dt'Ct~d Dead 01 Trust Will al reprHantatlv• to take forth 1n !~e."lntormatlon tor os defined"' Sactlon 7058 IT RESOLVED thal tha SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO many eotlo n• withou t Blddelrs . ot lhe Ca1tlom11 Bu1mess Governing Boerd ol thtl THE MIGl-IEST 8100EA FOR Oblllnlno C0\1'1 .pprov-Each bid must oontorm and PrOless.ons Cods, !ti. Coast COmmun1ty College CASH (In "" lormt Wltdl .,. al. Before t.aklno certain and 1>41 respon$iv. to the specialty con1rac101 Dtat11d doea hereby d•· tawtul tendtr 111 Ult Ullltld wrv l~ortant action•. con11ac:t doc:umtflta Eacn awarded the oontnict tor ctar• its intenlton to receive Stalll) lllO/Ot lie us111er•s. however. th• pereonal bidder wit submll, on the ll'\ls work shan 1tsell con· and consider propoaela lor c:ertJlltcl or olher cllt<*1 tptci· repreHntatlv• will be lorm lumished with me 111uct • ~Jonty ol the a ground lease ol ttwl Real tteo tn CMI Code StctlOll 1eq1.1lred to Give notice contnlct documents. a Mst work, an acci>rdance with Pr~rty In ccordanco 292411 (payable In 1111 11 thl to lntetMteO person• ot Ille prOpOSed autx:on· lhe plO\ltaoona Of Cahlom1a w1m the prov111on1 of Im• Of Ull a TO StNlce unleu they hava tr1ctors on thi. prOfect as r----------------------' ComPlllY) .. ~Ill !Ille 1110 waived notice or con ttquired by the Subl lllOO tn•rH t conv to and now tented to the p,-opoted •nd Subcon11act1no Ferr 11110 by 11 un tr stid OeeCI ol 10tion.I Th• lndepan· PutC1io.a Act Gollemment fruat 111 tn• PtOC*ty 11trt1nat .. r dint edmlnl ettetlo n Code SectlOn 4100 •1 .. q deterlbtd Truatot JNI MA· .uthontv wW be epanted Eecri Bid attall be eooom ... HEAOLIY PAAU.11 Al uni••• an lnt•r•tted pen.ed by • oertJ111Cf OI corded ~111t '' 19U 11 flt • cnlhle(ac:NckorbidbOnd IMr. No. tt-~1 In look ~e,.on et an objeouon in "" e~I not 111a than -Pao1 -· 010111c111 RtCOrclt eC!.owtMt ooodptbc~•nee ~x lun ~ICl&tnt 110"4i) ol lhe II> In flt OIHcie ol lie RecorO..-Of n -" 1111 bid PllCe, payable to lht ORAH'1 C4unl'v. pUfSUlnt to th• court 1hould no 01sl11et Ha guarani" that "" Nollcl OI Dt .... lt and Elec· or•nt the aulhomv. the bklder, 11119/f'Of)OSAI l 110n 10 S .. 11ertune1tr ,.. A HEAfUNG on the aa;epted aha ptompuy corclaCI Janu~ 11 1999 11 petition wltt be held on uocu1o the Agr.ement. 111tt Ho 99'0Jl7&41n 10<* Mev u 6 1111 et 1 :41 t111n11h a salltfac101y •• Peot -ol Oflldll "9cotcl1 P.M . in epl. L7a looat· Faithful Perloimanc. Band In WM oll<t of tllt Rtcordet 01 ed "' 34 l The C.tv In an ;amount nut 1111 man ORANG£ Countv. YOU AAE IN DflYe Ora no• CA 01'18 hundred percent l>U"AULT UHDE" A OHO Of 12811. (100%) of the tolal bid TRUST OATED AUGUST 5 IF YOU OILlfCT TO Pf1ct, t\Jm.att a Pa~nl 1193 UNLESS YOU TM £ the gtentino of the 9olld tn an 1mov111 not leis ~~iui0 1/~~~ ~~~S petition, "°" 1t1outd :~l' :i:."4o~ AT A PUILIC SAU If YOU lf>P•er •t the hHf'll'I~ price. and 1u1nhh •mo AN £1CP\MATION Of end st•te your objec ~111fQIH tWHOOil'lg ht THE NATURE OI l HE PllO tfone or fife wntttn Int 1w11ulratJ mtu1$1l(e II !fl CflDING AGAINST YOU 'tOU objecUoM with dli tHed In lie arnoun .. , SHOULD CONTACT A LAWY'ffl ooun befoN the hHr IOrtfl In lhil pne,.I concl• 22" STATE AVUIU( COSTA Ina. Your ...... no. lion• ,,, ""'t!VOOI ol l111u1• MESA. CA 92e27 (II • •••t mev be ln P•t9en or bV to enter into lltti am1111c1 IOOIMI Of common -...on. yout ane»,ney. nd t!lllk:Uta 1t11 r1q1*9C1 llOft of PtoPtlty tt lf!OWn 1bM IF _ YOU A"f A l~1$. ttlCh bid H no •t1t11V • ._, • to 111 C,.lOITOft or • oonttn CUffty ill 1:1'1 looe~lfd The OOITIOli1tness 0( eotrlCllMI) ._."' o'9ditor of the F 1111u1 Ptrtom11nce Dona I* Slllt Of PfOWlY tlil Iii deo19"d you mutlt fh If I teme"1 In M IOfee mMe 111 n • con._ Wllllout r o1arm With the 1mu lfect 1tt11>t1 11 th4t STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? co "' <O LO I C\J ~ co --ca (.) Index • --. II ....... -.... .. .... m ra ..... ,. .. 13 By Fu (949) 631-6594 (Pl-. lnellldeyour n1-aod phone nwnber and ¥'11 uN )OU b.tck wilh a prioa l\UOle.) ByPhone (949) 642·5678 By MaMn Pierson: 330 West B!!Y · trcct Costa Mtsa, CA 92627 \t~Uhd ... 8nS1 Rates and deadlints are 1ubject ro change without notice. 1llC publisher rt'SCrvc1 the riglu ro censor, reel as if y, revise or reject .. an) eta 1fieJ odvcr111temcnt. Pleaie ~~n any error that may~ in \Our <'hm1fied ad immediately. The "Daily Pilot acup~ no linl>ili•) for on> rrror an an advcn1aenacn1 for which it mjv be rtsponsil;lc e>.cep1 for the COit or the space actually occupled by 1J1e error. <.:rc:di1 can only be allowed for die first an1ertioo. ....-------Deadllnes ------- SERVICE DIREcroRY -For All Your Home MMI Business Needs - . • • • -, . -:.. . '4 • - t~I SOLOll -'bowcalt HomH for Sile In our Saturday Rul Eltlte SuJ>P.lementl Homes of the Week O!SlllaY Ads Slllt 11 JuSl $75! t>eaclne ls Tuesday 1t 5PM Open House Usbngs $151 Oeadh Thursday 5PM h Paya to Advertl1t In th• Be1t l ocal Real Emte Section CALL TODAYll LISA K. RIVERA IM9-574-4252 ANNE WIUEY 94~574-4249 SELL n YOtJI' home tvouoh ctassllltd * V..A * IO DOWN • $0 MOVE-IN FAE£ COUNSEUNG FREE Liit of HOMES HUl:WA REPOS 1..00.72MtS7 VETERAN REAL ESTATE NPT BEACH TWNHM, VIEW 38t 2.588 Top Loe VKrW To Piiie, Want To Pool Huoe Muter. BelOw Comps DON'T OELAY ... $174,900 Newpoft S.ect\, s.crtt Area Sharp 38r 281 2-FP'S Plus Open Floofplan, Upgraded Khdlen, VerJ Clean & Briaht CALL TOOAY ... $419,000 Front Row VY ' Bia c.nyon Huge Twntvn 48r 3Ba Best StrMI Loe w/Soulh View To NPT CTR & Goll CoulH I UNDER MAAKET.-SISt.000 NPT ICH lnwllor ' I Unite EaslbkAt Loe 4-2& & 2·18', 8-1 C11 & 2·2 Car S780 llOO GSI, 10,000 Loe ONLY 1-st7S 000 COLDWELL BANKER'S II DONALD PfAFf tf133-6074 1 HOUSESICONOOS COAONAFBrL 8rM Teerdown on 45ft COmer LOI I Block to Ocean. Buld your Dream Homel VRM $ 795.000-s 805.000 Agent 949-720-9469 •M2-H71 BEACH HACIE.NOA Fomtr View 48r 2-$10fY $699,000 Agn M9-n3-8f20 DE ANZA BAYSIDE VILLAGE ·. lOOll ,·H:,·'<·: .... s, ·· ~.~~ :.N~~E ~~~ l·Sl'Olr( SllYa Cll5T TOWN IOME ~ upgtadedl ~40,00<> 3 ..__.____ 2 bath wt1h 6..L i-A---t OM!er/Agent 949-632·7513 .,...,.,..,, • gaoge. ,_, .... .....__ PTIY11e Mini E1t11e-3bf/36a, '124, 995 giant lol, secutl!Y oates WAllltfRONT $395.~$439,000 Beach & Income Luxury 2 bedroom. 2 bo1h, Cobana."lorge patio, great view, dUpl~ w/Sludlo unit Comei lot remodeled lhruoYI • l*\t Relief ttvv >.11'41 99 is st• lrom sand $990,000 '59,995 Ntwpott He19ht1 ValtJel R..ales from Sll.895 3bl/2ba w/1 br guest house gteat slart home, close to beS1 New~ lbl~Ades flom '59, 995 schools&$hopl)ing Wonl tMU -...,, 721 4045 $369,000 Property HolJM .. ____ ,._~ ______ ...__ .. MM42-3650. CNnnlnQ Watcliff Home. 3bl/2ba, den, labulous lu~. wlSub Zero. Crown molding, wood llools. lrerdl dootS. huge lamly room Call Bob Colucclo.Prudenbal ca Rtally 631-1131 • Versailles I BR T Ol8ly Upgraded Wood llool's. PlanlatJon SIU!eis '$ 129.900 IO$ 149.876 Vernllles I BR Ocean Views! Second Fir V e<y Quiet Area ·s 129.900 to s 149.1176 VIiia Balboa Double M11te1 Bedroom Su~es. SuMy PaJiO Green- house WIOOf¥oN5 9' Ca&ngs No lraffic noise Quiel Area ·s 224.ooo 10 s 2501e MaryAnn McGuire (949) 646-6no Prudential Ca Realty • Seller wll entertain ol181S belween 1t1est p!lces I" ~1 LANO A~ 200 Proper· Ml MUSI bl Soldl Low Oo.wY E·Z FW\IWldng FrM Cllaog 800·2116·4"44 HI 299 (CAL'SCAN) I ~DEL Am I 38drm 281. FP. peUo, w/d hk· up. vaullt<I ceis, new carpeV pain!, IC gar, M>els Avllll May 15. S2100o'mo 949-759·1989 1110 COSTA= I E' 510£ 2bf 1 ba, lenc.d yards. pel oil, walk In dOMIS 288 Easl 18111 SI $1 295/mo I IMM7)-.3Stl • * COSTA MESA'S BEST* Juolor · I bedroom and 1 bedroom, llso 2 bedroom 1 balh Quiet gated conmJ1111y. DOOi temlS easy 1CCeSS to lreeway. belch & malls 714-$57~5 To t:::.:n:i In Call ....,_..78. 1112 -1 NEWPORT BEACH Beacon Bay 2bl 2ba pnvlle beach & terns COUl1. lan1ty I car gar, deck. I OOOsq It. SISOO'mo 949-72G-9904 ext 5 TAIUVEL TOWNHOME Very Spacious 2Bedroom 2Baih wlltl PanoralTIIC v- Pnvate Elevator 2 5 Car Enclosed Garage, Fireplace. Huge Wall-1o-doset. wastie1/ dtyel hk·up$ & yard S2oro'mo on 1 YI" lease Call IOI appl 949-646-8453 THE BEAC:H HOUSE APTS. 1433 SUPERIOft • Nut Lucky'• • 3 doors to ocean, 100 blod(, 18dm\11Ba no parldng, no pets. $900(mo lneludes utls.. 9@-593-8708 1 111 ~1 8AY fRONT. ~ 2bf 2bl condo wilk to tun zone. und8f ground Pll'dng, secure bulding wlpool & laurGy Avail ~1. $2300'mo tot-597450. Conwnl•nt Claeelfted ....... .,. , ~itd Win! W~n! Wint Wint Win! Witt\ . "" ,, •~' ,, ' .. f ... ,, , \ • In Observance of National Pet Week, May 2-8, 1999, We will be featuring a page for our BEST FRIENDS and why they are adorable! A 11 po rt i c i po n ts w i 11 be enter e d i n to a clr ow i n g where you could win $100 ot your favorite pet store! HERE'S HOW: 1. Send a photo of your pet with this entry blank. 2. Send $10, check or your credit card#, a photo of your pet and this entry form, to: l'I I\ ( 1. ....... itild lh'pt ~10\\. H .I \ "I ( , .... 1.1 \lt -..1 ( \ ·)~(\~- 3. Entries must be received by April 30, 1999, Spm. Photos will be returned 10 address provided. Do not write on photos. You may also drop this by our office. Winner will be chosen by random drawing, and notified by phone on May -rti. Publication Date: Wednesday May 5th, 1999 Pet'a Name: My pet'• molt aclorcible • bec:auM: AllJ:1111 Otyl .... 00Ul'8 Teltphone 8:30am-.)·00p111 \lood.v~ ntl.1 Walk-In 8·30am-5 OOpm Moodar-f n.t..- Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thunday .. Wednesday S:OOpm -Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday 5:00pm Wednesday .... Tuesday 5:00pm Saturday ........... Friday 5:00pm 'FAIRWAY APAKI'MENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION JSUND Beautiful tree-Hned sttMts and golf course vtewa. Enjoy ClnfrM living in your large 1, 2 or 3 BR apartment home! • 1Wo-elll' o--oe • w.h«/dryw hookups • FINplflCe (wood .. gas) • Air condl1lonlng • Wflt ber In 2 and 3 BR • Al*1n eystem • S1 ,&50 to $2,995 • ,,,.... c.11 (149) &44--0609 Sorry, no pets. RENTALS TO SHARE N.8. Lrg 28r 28• to st\119. near B8'k bay close to U C I & Fwys pool. gym, S665tmo .. •.ii uls A111 Now !M9·92!H>817 £· side CM very n1c:e lwf1hse own bl & bath 931 yard. w/d lem.ile 1i11r '3 quiet fl()'smk $650 • Vi! ut~ 94~6-4065 C:M E aide houM, 1 bflba 1¥1111. Cable avail. S350hno + uhl & depoah No pet. 94M42-9622 •DOVER SHORES' home 10 1hert with female 40 + • S750 mo, Incl g1r, master br & kitchen, etc. 149-642~181 IBAL80Ae 1h1re 2br beach ept, ne• bay, no peta. $400 Incl utlL 714-404-4930 3bf 3t>e, pooUlernis ava~. 2 car gar, laundri area. beactt Mar Avau '" s22001mo 208 OFFICES eoo-1oe-mo FOR RENTJLEASE Newpoft ShOfH 3br 2bl canal W\rlront. amazing view C:M 200tq ft of office apace upstairs. pvt deck new paint 11111 8X1Slfl!I Co Furn 01 not ~1 carpet & upgrades comm pOOJ pnone access compuler mi 1emlsklli) nse I blk to llU1 amen $275 94~2-0424 Jim lndl'y, $2100 949.574~ Futuon Island 800lq n I I Charming water Front G•edl loc, avu lmmed to snare 454 FURNITURE 2b1 2"'~ I sna asne or l».IO'<tf Fuly ICJJ'P. pnone _ c1ry.& :t99 ~mo' s~daks 94~11s-1151 ll101 NOGUCHI IMM75-476S "COM 1111111 office" own COFFEE TABLE WOWI 28r 28a 180" ocean entrence, PCH • Poppy. $950 949-760-0839 views. l'Tlll'tlle & Belbtr llools S600/mo. GrHt loc1Hon, s Piece South Wemm wtille avail 5115 S2100'mo + depOSlt 1Mt-l23-4000 wash I09 canopy bedroom Mt. Dev•. 714-1162· 1848 1 I queen saze. m conct $800 o1>o 'Adol'llble ~wpoft He19hti• 400 AHNOtJtCa1EHtS • 71444S-4335 • 2br 1be house. large r,rw yard. garage, 6 mo least vu May PT1Yllt Soccet Le11on1 I aa PETSIUYESTOCKI 1st $1550 94~2-2550 Fully qualified USSF/UEFA "NV Front-Row Newport Harbor coach. Ellabllahed Elhe WANTED Someone to care for Views trom Uvtng/Olmng/ Soccer c.nter IMM74.0SS2. F ...... c.. ....... IOI 10 weells Ki1ctlen & Deck Ofl wtvte """ ._ -decOf Atr conditioned Rein!>' eSURVIVE Y2K e (June-July·Aug) $35/wHk W ... ,D I 'd G ~REE INFO She IS docile loVable, tuly S:.F;,r;t cO:, · p~~ CAU 1.an-eo1-7522 trlbd 949-640-9675 T 8MIS Galed Commuoity I I ~1~'r~1 Area) 14021.0Sl a FOUND 1-MERC~ SI ,395 Call ~ 949~770 • -• _ Eut Bluff HouM + COttao• LOST BURMESE CAT LIGHT RECORDS TOP DOUARI 4br Jba, 1v11lable June 1, 8ROWN, VICINTY NEWPOflT Jazz R & B sod Rock MC. $3300/month Owner/Agenl H=~~L ' 50's & Eio's t~J5S41Hw m19• LOST PASSPORT, Si\llileh MIKE !!4S-7505 Khaloghll. moved lrom WAHTEOI otb COiHSI 1113 H<Ql~~1 L19una 8uc:h to FoothlU Gold. sitYer. Frll1kln rrwtl Sllr· FORcOISf Ranch, IMM7CM>374 ~380~~ ....... NEWPORT co 1404 PERSONALS I TROVARE 38R C:ORHER UNfT ,.... 2·Slory 3500t'mo. "'•-LO_V_E_B_R-IOG_ET_O_A_TIHG __ • 94g..ns.5126 Nice & "°""' l)tl(ty Asian 1~ ladles. ~212-4250 l"°~I 8AR8EA C:HAIA PORCEUNE Ellly SO"s, blue, good Condition S I 000 obO 049-642 ·3870 1·10~ . : ... ,-~1 ··.~~··· ·. ~ ..... -4.....!'~-- Phlebotomy CourM Bos10n Reed Co Cllil Reg Glnlral t39012911~20H141 BOAT SHOW r_,., FIMT TICbl taken oeneral omc.. maric.wce km bl • leest j 8 Md hive vald Call OnYers Uc. Cd APPOllfDU!lti' SEl'IUIS J1f /PT day and e-.~shifta 812·820 Per Hour Top-=;er' :~~·-•l'ald--Uon •U.CILnD~ EatahUshed In 1989 andgrowtna Call for eppotntinalt 1~13-4744 CAR WASH TlCICET WRITER lint Income. FlllWT. BH1JtlluVb1J1y HB loc. 714-ltO-, 937 DiRECTOii OF liOASiNG Poaion IVailble ~ rt 99 bed SNF IOI suong. ex· I*. 0 0 N LNt ri ti smllll town 1n Cdlomll 1n v*1 among INI trMI. ~ .... str..,,. & mountJh Slrong psycho-trope knoM- edgt recomrne1 Old FAX re- sume to. ~ Care ol Uldatt 707-462-07 42 end c:d Ktm Taylor, Administrator 707-462~ (CAL'SCAH) DRIVER coV£NlNT TRANSPORT $1,000 ligHlf1 borus lor Exp Compeny Drivers 1 ·1100·44 I ·4394 Owner Opei1llOll • Cd 1ot1 tree 1.e8M6'7·3729 Bud ~ Trude Lir. Refllgeflltel Hdng cal '°' !TM 1..an-283-6393 Solo~ & Conndofs (CAL •SCAN) bRIVOs kE£bEO 2 i.ns· • 34 cenl di' Ind 3 lolol • 30 C*1I" ONers l'ICeM oom- 1*'¥ p.s hMlltl. dlrUI end"'" 11011 nurwa tor \lwn end .. m'llldlllll ·~ Com-1*'¥ Plld ... ...ll'!Ce end ~~';:~1 rTllldlng Aa9lld c:on. ventlel. clred depOga and lllO(• ca1 aoo.sss.cwrs (2987) CW! jobse con·way· com Con·W•y Truck101d ~ CWT• an EOE (CAL•SCAH) 949-757-01631213 LIM l*90ll W9ltecl H/Ff We turnlsh accredl\ed rwtllOrl 15% w • ....-... + 15% brna Clll 714-556-3115 1 Ph· olY DELIVERY DRIVER. 1 PIT pllOIO lillCh, T pt Illes lllOC., needed IOf \'la ~~~rt Phone a~oltltt tumitute purchased ph sys 1n 1998 tor $281< 11<11 sacnllce IO< 10!< ObO DeskS phOn8S COfTIPUtttS, lax macNnta. TVs, lor pennlll on thl dolla11 IM .. 718-11&t1101 WOLFF TANNING 8EOS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT AND SAVE COMMERCIAL/HOME TIMESORANGECOUNTYISNOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ITS SALES DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVE undS horn $199 00 Low MontlWy P~ FREE Color C.uiioo Cal 1-800-711-0151 WWF 'TANNING 8Ebs TIW\ 11 homt 8111 Owed andSMI ~ unna from St99 oo Low trtOltif peymenlS FIM COIOf UlllOO, Cail t*Y 1-800442 1310 (CAL'SCAN) -· -~---~ 'I I '..: I \ ' I' I ' I '·I I 11 \ ' I • • I ; I ' ' I I I I ' I ' I • L • • or. Mld\let cumm1nos. M o .. Neurotc)gtst Mn I ftla ll1Ursday, APrll ~. 1999 7.00·100 p.m. ~Costa Mesa communttv Center \. Part41mt (25.ll bn per wtck) EARN $400 to U00 per wedl +Com•hs'oa THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE Wll.L BE: • Independent and reliable • FlCJt1blc with their schedule • Profes ionat in appearance • A ••go getter" and "self -starter" • Mu t have reliable tran portatiOft • Bilingual (Sl>l:"ish or Victnarnete) a plus The Los Angeles nmcs offers a competiuve coll)pCnsation and benefits upon qualification. Qualified candidates may apply in person. by mail, or by ru at: • 9 i, lS n g ·- g l, ; • .. t • •• ~.APnf 26, 1999 • • . . TODAY'S CRoSSwoBo PUZZLE 51~Jorlg eo SdeflOI o1 bl9cia ..... end ~ 14 looQfor 16 Saoooa,•g ee FOMll movw ff7 Shen#'• bWld 88 lnquinld 69 The tut word In mcMee? 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Read and undera11nd 1ny contracis sign. before you • Be Your Own Bou • S2·5K pw-k wilh my tlelp Not MUI, Tr1veVfrlenda/Fun 1.a8H12-5448 Billo• ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q I -IU Soulh, V\llnt,.ble. you holiJ • QI 4 o Q 7 o A ll 10 7 l • Q 10 3 Partner opens the bidding with one no trump Wh:l1 do you tc$pond7 A · Even if paitner lw a super-max- imum 18-point one-no-llUmp open· in •• you have only 31 high-card LX>IOIS in the combined hands. I:Xsrlie your fi ve-card minor suit, ony slam probe could get your side overhoard should partner have a minimum opening bid. ~Id ~ no trump. Q 2 • As South, vulnerable, you hold. •AJJO O A1076l o KQ8 •Q,8 What 1 your opemng bid'! A • 11lcre are those who refuse to open one no trumf when holding a five-card maJor. l you belong lo that school of thought. what do you rebid wath this hand should partner respond either one sp3de or one no trump'! You can save yourself a lot of gray hairs 1f you simply open the bidding with one no trump. Q 3 • Ne1lher vulnerable, as South you hold: • J JO 7 o A Q 9 8 J o Q 9 • K 75 TI1e bidding has proceeded: NOR'm EAST SOllfH WEST Io Pll5s lo Pus I• Pass '1 What do you bid now'! - A You ha-.c enough for game. but· this hand could play m any of the three highest-ran)cjng suits or in no trump. TilC simplest method of enlisting partner's cooperation in locating the best spot as lo bid the fourth suit an lh1s case two clubs. Tius IS forcing and does not promise anything 1n the su11 Partner's rebid will help clarify the s1tua1ion. Q 4 • Both vulnenble, SoUth you hold: ' •Kl o Q5 OQIOIJ •QJIOU The bidding hM proceeded: WEST NORnt EAST SOUTJt •• 2•• Pall 1 ·~-u What action do you lake? A -Al this vulnerability part.nu must have a reasonable hand for the major-suit takeout, since Nonh is forcing you to bid at the two-level. Under the circumstances. your hand is just good enough lo invne a aamc by bidding two no trump. Q S -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •A OH 0 AKIO •AKQJ 1098 Your leJl-ha.nd opponent's opening bjd of one heart IS passed round LO you. What do you biit now? A • Yes, partner could cooceivably bold a b.igh hean honor and the queen of diamonds, making slam a heavy favorite, but how are you going lo find out? Unless you have a clear 81J'Cement how to discover whether partner has a heart stopper, we think that a bid of five clubs is the best way ou t of a difficult situa- tion. Even that mighl not ma.le.el Q 6 -Both vul nerable, as South you hold: • 13 <:7 A Q 93 o 6 •A Q 9.8 H TilC bidding has proceeded: SOtrrH wr.st NOR11t EAST l• Pass l o 1• 1 What action do you take? A· Despite the fact that you have a mfojmum opening bid, it 1s wrong to pass. The feet that panner did not respond in a major makes it likely that he has some length in clubs. 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( tn04/ 134795) $23,995 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS ts 300 'M wtl18. lthr, low mllel, co (177l)O.i1.aM&) $23,995 TUSTIH'WUS 714-544-4800 LExOs ES 300 'M Uhl, moontool, CD (17681/ 156639) S21.795 . tusTIH LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS ES soo 117 I.lilt, CO. ctvome wt1"ll (17974m0055) '27,495 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEius GS 360 '15 Llhr, CD chrome ~ (117071109230) $25.995 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS GS 300 '16 utw. CD. ctirome wtleels (17890{120241) $28,795 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS SC 400 '15 lthr, CD. cM>me wheels (1788&'039393) $26,995 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544 .. 800 LINCOLN CO'NTiNENTAl '17 Low mile$ chrome wtieels ('879029) 524 995 ~II• Mna Lincoln Mercury 714-541).5630 LINCOLN MARK VII '91 Loaded. ABS. llhr, aloys, lo miles CtG98828) $6995 Colla MHI Uncoln Mllcury 714-540-5630 MERCEDES C-220 195 wtil6'gr'g; auto. Iii aloys. pwr 221798) $20.995 Ltru\ WESTMINSTER 714412-'906 MERCEDES 2i0£ 'n Sunroof, 1uto, loaded, 1 owner, S2450 714-5'9--0169 llitfcury Gi. 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A/C, immac. low miles, S 1500 down, assume $17.ASO pnvale pany. 949-673-0411 Toyoll Cemry Wagon LE '94 VS, end a real great buyl (053m) $14,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-192.f906 TOYOTA PICK.UP '98 Grey (X122398A) $17 695 CONNELL CHEVY (714 )546-1200 ToyN Tecom1 414 xclb '16 Slit, 5 apd. u . lull pwr ~ moonrool (11408n $18,999 LEXUS OF WESfMINSTEA 714-892-'906 TOYOTA ltRCEL 'M Blue (108290) $8999 CONNELL NISSAN 714-755-3333 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER SAS •9f 2 wd moonrool. anoy,, roolrack. (038922) $23.185 LEXUS OF WESTMfH81'tR 71~-'906 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER '91 Auto, •. moonrool. alloys, 11 K miles (028649) S2A799 LEXUS 0, WESTMINSTER 71 4-8112-'906 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 'i1 Au1o, AC, PS, PW. POI.. 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