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Home My WebLink About1999-06-14 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA MESA COtvVv\UNffiES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, JUN~ 14, 1999 --------M 0 N DAY M0 1RNING BRIEFING HONORING THE DEDICATED IT'S BUDGET TIME A TIP OF lltE CAP DANCING MACHINE I PHOTOS OF DAD A c Ill a: c all: Ill Ill • TUESDAY: For the 32nd time. the Newport Harbor 'Area Chamber of Commerce will present its Silver Anchor Awards to our most dedicated volunteers. This year's recipients are David Oine, Catherine Johnson. Bill Pierpoint and Jerri Rosen. The awards will be presented at 7:15 a.m. at the Hilton Irvine, 18800 MacArthur Blvd. Admission Is 525. For information, call (949) 729-4400. WEDNESDAY: The Costa Mesa City Council will hold a public briefing on the city's proposed 581-mitlion bud- get. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. In conference room 1A in City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. THURSDAY: Bye-bye high school, hel- lo real world {or, maybe, college). The Newport-Mesa School District holds its graduation ceremonies today. The Pilot. as well as parents, will be there. • FRIDAY: If you didn't spend all of Grad Night dancing, you can learn a few steps of the tango at 7:30 p.m. at the Defore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive in Costa Mesa. The lesson costs S8, which is a small price to pay to be smooth on the dance floor. For more information, call (714) 241-9908 . SATURDAY: The Daily Pilot celebrates Father's Day with a special issue fea- turing photos from our readers. It's our way of saying, "'Thanks for a job well done.• to all the dads out there. .. I Learning the vdlt:te of volunteering l • EDfTOR'S NOTE: The Newport-Mesa Unified ScQool District has changed graduation require- ments to include 40 hours of service wor1t. We asked Pau~ Bogenrief of the Ass.istance League of NewAIS'rt·Meia what kind of WOO. their stu- dent volunteers could expect. What work woµld you have the stu- dents dot Assisteens participate in a wide vari- ety of community service activities. 'This past year, Ass1steens volunteered at Orangewood. Children's Home, decorat- ed Rose Parade floats, helped at the Spe- cial Olympics, served senior citizens at the Oasis Pancake Breakfast, built homes for Habltat ·for Humanity and helped raise funds for Hoag Hospital. How much work could you get out them in 40 hourst One 9f the attractions'of our organiza- tion is t.'hat the work we do is highly leveraged. For example, a student who works 40 hours in the thrift shop raises funds that are then used to provide den- tal care to children wbo otherwise could not afford it. A student who spends two hours making a baby blanket provides countless hours of comfort to a foster • child. Have high school students been good workers 1n the past1 Our Assisteens have been great workers! Part of the reason is that we select projects that the students are excited about and where they can see that their efforts really make a differ- ence. What beneUt would the students get from volunteerlngt Working in these projects changes the lives of our Assisteens. The work is hands-on and it naturally leads to provocative discussions about the issues. Students often develop a passion for issues they otherwise wouldn't be exposed to. They learn to value the role of philanthropy and develop a desue to continue with philanthropic work as adults. What volunteer work do yoa clot Assisteens is a mother/daughter pro- gram. So I work alongside my daughter and her f~ends in all the projects. Snarls expected at council meeting ( • Corona del Mar residents are expected· to raise concerns about a controversial traffic ordinance. r ' I NEWPORT BEACH -l'Wo voldtile bear- mgs are expected to explode tonight when City Council members tackle the controven.1al trafhc-phasmg ordmance and conduct an appeal heanng on the proposed expd(lSlon of l an Albertson's supermarket. ~ . r · oo" ...AC. • cw... P1.01 The propo ed traffic ordmance, which would make a number of changes to ctty laws, wM'olficially approved by the Planning Commission last week Adam Smi~.Jeft. 11, enjoys a ~old ~SU:iiday, while listening to the Santa Ana Winds Youth Band at the 51st annual Opening of the Summer Season cel~bration at Balboa Bay Club. Below, Dock Maste!' Jay Waizenhofer raises the Dag to honor the beglnning of summer. ~ Balboa Bay Club welcomes summer '• . after conumss1oners dra1ted a revu;ion to the ordinance clarify- ing its language "The new ordi- nance should be easier to understand,~· said Patnaa Temple, d city spokeswoman. m +The City Council meets at 7 p.m. Members bask in the sun. listening to music as kids play in the water during ceremony By Marissa Espino •we always enjoy the op"erung day," said David Hunsicker, a club resident who attends the operung ceremony every ye<\f. "We are JUSt delighted the weather kept up • because we have been here m over- coats before.• Yacht tours, a champagne brunch and a htgh school student scbolar- stup presentation was offered before the Balboc\ Bay Club burgee was raised to officially open the summer season. Despite the new wording, many res1- denll> are still expected to raise vanous con- cerns to the council. ·1rs frustrating for me to hear a lot of talk about how angry peo- • today in its chambers at 3300 Newpc)rt Blvd. For more infor- mation, call (714) 754-- 5000. ple are • Councllrnan Gary Adams said at a meeb.ng Friday to discuss changes Adams and his fellow council members also will face residents upset about the prospect of a second floor being built at the Albertson's 10 Corona del Mar, which the Planning Comrruss1on approved last month. A suribatlung \crowd of Bal- boa Bay Club members joined in the celebration of . the club's 51st opening of the summer season "We look forward to a great season full of beach parties, burger bashes and the wonderful lazy days spent The expans1on would add a mezzarune lev- el for storage purposes to the building at 3049 E. Coast Highway. The store has agreed to pay for off-street parking for its employees ceremony Sunday as cannon's blasted off and the Newport Harbor Patrol boat sent streams of water into the air. SEE SUMMER PAGE 4 SEE MEETING PAGE 4 Swans getting along swimmingly in ·Balboa Harbor I t looks like it's going to be a happy ending. After worrying Ul(rt Rupert, the unof- ficial black swan mascot of the Balboa peninsula, would not come back, Gay Wassell-Kelty has reported that Rupert and bis newly adopted mate, Pearl, are swimming happily togetller. Pearl, a freshwater bud, was released Wednesday after being caged for two weeks at the Wassail-Kelly home. WasSall-Kelly was hoping that Rupert, a swan that she adopted seven years ago, and Pearl would mate. · ' On the first morning, Rupert was m no mood to get to know the new swan. He swam away and left Pearl to fend for herself However, that night Rupert did come back, and. a.lthDJJgh Rupert chases Pearl and pecks her on the tail, the couple can be seen swirnmlng together, witll Rupert leading and Pearl following after. · A THRIWNG RACE . Antonio C8gnolo, owner of Co ta Mesa restaurant Antonello Ristorante, is used to brushing shoulders with important pohtical figure~. movie stars and mdustrialists from around the world who stop by his restaurant. But this past weekend Cagnolo got a huge thrill raong in the 1999 Motor 'Ikend Th\Uldet Cel bnty Pro-Am Rac:e at the U.S. Manne Corps Aft Facility m Tustin. Cagnolo raced with champion dri- ver John Morton agamst the likes of Bruce Jenner and Peny King. BAD TO THE 80N£1 It seems that the media can't wait for former NBA star Denrus Rodman to get into trouble Newport Beach police say smce the rebounding machine was booted off the Lo Angel Lakers, they have received a handful of calls from reponer who have inquired about Rodman· acbvtb . He's been arr ted, He got mto a brawl. He'~ been m a ·car accident. None of 1t tru , say police. It ms even out of the llinelight, th media wants more or Rod.nian, no matt r what he doesn't do-. . -Compiled by OMty Not ... INDEX .... SAY AGAIN MIWlllllUM MOMENT . . . .•. ••. ••... ••. . 4 , l GARB .: .................. t Patil flU5 .................. J MlllllD ............... J · . Reading abo~t life lessons EftD lboUgb CbaMI Pein· ... ... ftltiNd ,.. ••tNng Jlilay .. OnheNI UD1wa•1 • .......... _ ... ,... aldlD ..... , ... . ........ , .. .... ... ' I 2 Monday, June 14, 1999 locals only II E I G H-1 0 IS The family or Mel and .Jacquee Uspon of Newport Beach was honored at the 4th Annual Celebration of the Jewlsh Family held by the Jew· lab Family Service of Orange County, a counseling and social service agency which has served the county since 1966. Also·honored was the family of Marc and Unda Ecker of Foun- tain Valley. The event was a tribute to the institution of the family and was intended to honor families that exemplify family values ... Nlcholas Kline of Newport Beach became the $1000 prize winner in a 1999 Referral Contest for Tax Pros, a Costa Mesa based Tax Prepara- tion busmess Kline's name was drawn by Dave Wells, owner of the "Swlngtown" band .. Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder and local resident Jeanne Moody each won $50 savings bonds m the Costa Mesa Sanitary District Count the Cans Contest. Vtsitors to lbe Recycling Booth at the Emer- gency Services Expo held May 22 and 23 at Fire Station No. 4 were asked to guess how many aluminum cans made up a com- pacted bale created by CR Transfer. The bale weighed 1,031 pounds and contained 27, 177 md1vidual cans. Roeder guessed 27, 150 cans and Moody guessed 25,599, mak.mg thetr guesses the two most accurate out of 300 entries. The savings bonds were donated by CR Transfer and Costa Mesa Disposal .. Usa Haley of New- port Beach won a free year of Comcast Digital Cable service for bemg Comcast's 10,000th digital cable customer May 13. Sal Chairez of Santa Ana won a free ·year of Comcast@Home service for being the 5,000th Comcast@Home customer. COMMUNITY Defect La~. addressed lellow alumni anti guests at the Call· fornla State Un1venlty, Long Beach 50tb Amllvenary Alum· n1 Banquet on May 24. As a dis- tinguished alumnus and 1970 graduate of the year, Miller pre- sented the school's accomplish- ments during the '70s as part of the ceremony. Miller was named Alwnnus or the Year in 1995. EDUCATION Adam J .. Pliska, grandson of Newport Beach residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lace graduated with honors in May from Boaldt Hall Law School, UC Berkeley. Pliska also attended the Uni- versity of Southern Callfornla and will be working with the law firm of SonnenshJne, Natch and Rosenthal in Los Angeles in September ... Orange Coast College's speech team finished fourth at the National Commu- nity College Speech and Debate Tournament in. April. , OCC competed against 79 teams with more than 500 par-· ticipants and improved upon its seventh place win last year. Individual winners included Jeff Edwards, KelJy Walters, Mark Dorr(lugh, Rax Chavez, Darcy Stanllorth, Angela Lopez, Gavin Hoover, Laura Biery, Lucas Ochoa, Cesar Pacheco and Chiara Fasi...Karen L. Shanley, chair of Orange Coast College's Dance Department, has been named to a three-year term as South- west Regto~ representative on the board of directors of the American College Dance Festi- val Assodatton ... Forty-seven Newport-Mesa Unlfied School District elementary teachers will take part this summer in · the 7th Annu'1 Summer Sci- ence Ibstltute, a collhboration between the Newport-Mesa1 District and Orange C~ast Col- lege. The elementary teachers will be trained in teaching the new science curriculum, and will work with faculty members from OCC's Mathematics and Science Division. MILITARY Paul Curtis was elected Commander of the Newport Harbor American LejJton Post + NAME: Joe Bann + ~ITV OF RESI- DENCE: Tustin Ranch + OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: I joined Doubletree in 1985. I have been at the Doubletree in Costa Mesa since 1997. + FAMILY STATUS: Single +AGE:43 + EDUCATION: B.S. at the University of Wisconsm + P,AST POSmONS: General manager at four Doubletree hotels prior to Costa Mesa. Previous to ·that, held various positions in rood and beverage manage- ment . in hotels all over the country. + PRESENT OCCUPA- TION: General man- ager at the 484-room Doubletree Hotel and president of the Costa Mesa Tourism Coun- tjl. + EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: To lead our team members to provide quality service and great product to our guests at a profit. + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSION· AL ACHIEVEMENT: Being able to tum around a hotel that was close to bankruptcy to a very successful hotel. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT:1 Surviving brain surg~. + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: Wherever you go there ,YPU are. + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA· GANCE: Spending a week at Pine- UP CLOSI hW'St, N.C., ·playing goll. +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: •tn Your Grip• + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Fleetwood.Mac + YOUR MOSl TREASURED POS- SESSION: My golf dubs. +WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: "Get with the pro- gram.• + WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Almost apytbing, but I don't bake. + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Smoking + THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: History + YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: Participating in a leukemia fund- raiser. Hotel manager loves playing golf and making people feeJ at home + AS A CHILO, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOun: My freckles + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW1: Goll clubs, shoeli and workout clothes + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU to YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER?: Smile. + THE WORST IDEA YOU EV.ER HAD: Painting my car when J was in college + WHAT WOULD YOU H~VE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOdL?: Most committed to whatever J was involved with + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Bobby Hull, Tom Landry and my father ' +FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REAL- ITY: Playing golf in the mountains or being at a lake in Minnesota ~ ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD If' YOU COULD: That people had • morality and a sense ot family and spiritual values. + YOUR IDEA OF EXERCISE: Working out three to four times a week for an hour doing weight and cardio training. + THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: My heigpt. + I HAVE A DREAM THAT ... : To play in the Masters G!'.)lf Touma· ment and win it. + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (714} 540-7000 Pl~g Commission to diScuss housing issue At a recent monthly meeting of the American Legion District 29 Auxiliary, Brownie Troop 2053 from SL John the Baptist School ip'Costa Mesa -onated nine potlnds of beverage tabs to the Ronald McDonald House m Orange. Beverage tabs are recycled to help defray the cost for families who cannot afford to stay at the house ... Hpag Hos- pital of Newport Beach won the Golden Duck Perpetual Trophy after its rubber duck.le reached the shoreline first m the 7th Annual Duck'A-Thon contest May 15. The hospital's duck was one of hundreds sponsored by Orange County businesses to compete in the Corporate Challenge, which raised over $15,000 tor the Duck-A-Thon, which benefits the Huntington Beach Community Clinic. Each rubber duclde had a $10 spon- sor fee C!Dd was launched into the ocean from the Huntington Beach pier ... The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce hon- ored Orange Coast ·college's male and female Students of the Year for 1998-99. Julla Sut- ton, 40, of Tustin and Rax Chavez, 40, of Santa Ana were recognized at the chamber's 20th Annual Recognition Breakfast on May 21 for out- standing scholarship, demon- strating leadership and service to the college and communJty ... Mesa Verde Cen- ter, the retail, restaurant and entertainment shopping center in Costa Mesa was presented the 1998-99 Mesa Pride Award for commercial development. Mesa Pride awards are made annually by the Mesa Pride organizaUon whose mission is to •enhance the standard of liv- ing, encourage continued eco- nomic vitality and promote civic pride in Costa Mesa.• ... Thomas E. Miller of Newport Beach, an authority on Construction 291 on May 12. Bill McK- ay was elect- ed to First Vice Com- mander, J.T. Tarwater to Second Vice Commander • Owners of Mesa Verde home seek revision to design, which has fueled complaints from neighbors. asked the city to reconsider the decision and argues the top Door is an attic, which is allowed under city rules. Her appeal ls scheduled to go before the City Council at its July 6 meeting. appearance of a third story. She proposes to eliminate some 3-fool- high walls, which would lower roof rafters; reduce the dormers and windows to tone down the exteno1 and reduce the attic volume to ensure that it can't be used as 8 liV· ing space. } VOL IJ, NO. 1Ja Jeff Wilcox, left, and Scott Culllhgs and Jlm Shaffer to Third Vice Comman- der ... Jeff Wtlcox, for- merly First Vice Commander, is the incoming Commander of Newport Harbor American Legion Sal Squadron 291. He is replacing Scott Culllngs .. .Anny Pvts. Paul M. Brawley and Ene- dina Brawley, husband and wife, have arrived for duty in Vllseck, Germany, as they are assigned to the 201st Combat Support Batlallon. Enedina Brawley, a small arms and artillery repairer, is the daugh- ter of Ramon and Concepcion Gomez of Costa Mesa where she graduated from Estancia High School in 1996. Paul Brawley, an armament repatrer, is a 1998 graduate of Westside High School Ln Anderson, S.C .... Martne Pvt. Javier A. Diaz, son of Rosa Diaz of Costa Mesa, recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot m San Diego. Diaz is a 1997 graduate of New· port Harb.or Hlgb School. • EUSBGEE ~Plot COSTA MESA -The owners of a house undergoing a large remodeling project that has become a focal point in the Mesa Verde community will propose revisions to the design at todays Planning Commission meeting. Complauits from nearby resi- dent about an attic/third story at the house at 3007 Samoa Place prompted the city to pull the WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT: GOUVION, SZVPERSKI The Pelican Hill Clubhouse was the setting for the March 27 wedding of Lauren Resee Gou- vion of Newport Beach and Michael Anthony Szyperski of Wagon Wheel Canyon. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gouvion of Newport Beach. Her matron of honor was Llsa Holmes and her bridesmaids were Sarah Browning, Ann Methvin and Nicole Szyperski. The groom ls the son of Karen Szyperski of Tucson. His best man was Mike Crowe and ushers were Jay Rocker, Mark Ha.ssell, Mike building pennit on the project, which they admit was issued in error. The neighbors hope the com- missioners will address their con- cerns about the size of the pro- ject. TWo weeks ago, the commis- sion upheld the zoning administra- tor's determination that the top of the house was a third floor, which is not allowed in that particular neighborhood. Owner TI'acy Stevenson has The matter has the neighbor- hood up in anns and some have referred to the structure as a mon- strosity that dwarfs everything . around it. Stevenson is equally upset that construction is being halted after a considerable investment of labor and finances, she said. She has proposed some changes that would reduce the· W E_ D D I II G S A II D E II G A G E M E II T S Laruen ltesee Gouvion and Michael Anthony Szypenki Gouvion, Matt Gou- vion, Dave Redden and Dylan Redden. T h e reception was also at Pelican fWl C lubhouse and was attended by 250 guests. The couple returned to their home in Wagon Wheel Canyon following a honeymoon in St. Lucia. The bride ls employed as a den- tal assistant and office administra- tor. The groom is employed in the Newport Beach Police Department. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: DANEU, LONG Mrs. Ann Ughtcap of Newport Coast and Dr. Richard Long of Linda Isle, Newport Beach, announced the engagement of their son, Jeffrey Patrick Long, to Elisabetta E. Daneu. Long graduated with a bache- lor of science degree in engineer· ing from UCI and graduated from USC in January With a master of science in engineering. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Anne Berger Small of Burling- Staff members said the tlurd floor could be considered an atbc under these changes, according to their report. The Planning Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. today in City Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fwr Drive. For more information, call . (714) 754-2585. Jeffrey Patrick Long and Elisabetta E. Daneu ton, Mass .. and Dr. Vmcenzo Daneu of Woburn, Mass She graduated cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree in international relations from USC in 1996. Daneu is a teacheJ with the Santa Ana • Unified School District. : The couple plan a July wedding in Boston : and will reside in Los Angeles . REAQERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 news stories. 111\.Btr.uons, edlto- rial rMtt9' O< ~ . w111111 SUIF POLICI FI l IS Record your comments about the Daily Pilot Of news tips. ADOftESS <>or address Is 330 w. B•y st.: Costa Mesa, CA 92627. It Is it. Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct •H errcn of tubstlnce. Please call (949) 57~. hel'wtn can be f~ wfth. out wrm.n pemWllk>n of~ r~own«. HOW IO llEAOt US ~ The Tlmet Or.nge County (IOO) 25.2-9141 .-... ... '&. OMlfled ) 142-5671 Dhpl-v (Mt) 142-4121 ....... Newt (Ml) 142-580 ~~574-Gll .... Spcj'9,. ~ .... 1,., l.fnlll:•pla•sdlll*-Mt llllftOMm ...... OMCll .. MMl21 ..._,_..,.,.na .. First low 4:40 a.m. 58-70 First high CorONI del Mw 11:09 a.m 60-66 Second low Costa Mesa 4:01 p.m. 62-67 Second high NtWport BNch 10:14 p.m. 628 N9wpon Coast ~ ... Plntlow S:aa.m. WNMCMT ..,.high • LOCA110N Siii t2:0JP,.. ... ~ MWIW Nii ,art J-IWIW ........ ..... MWIW .... .... ....... ._,.,M_ -M..-- A surlen day Will be COSTA MESA '\ -1.6 • ......, ....,. .... A w•llet and Its contents wOrth S248 were filled whh s1m1i.r .. stolen at 5:45 p.m. May 10 from a car In the 2100 blodc. 4.1 ocean conditions n • .... II a• -. .. : About $40 in colltc;ttie colr'5 wer. ~ • bet\wen tMrd'I 2 and Aptl 14 from • horn9 In the l200 block. 1.7 ~though • Nu ........... A car stenK>, cellUI• phone end.,..., there IS • sltght pos.. boob Wor1tt $1,435 w.re stolen the evening of May ll "°"' • · 6.6 CM In the 2000 block. t liblltty of• ~I • " 11 ........ 1Wo 9uften. e t9le•'Wori end e pelr of inae.e. Ilg wewe ......,. wal1h MoG MN ltol9n bet'ltAen Apt 15 end Mey 27 from. home In .. 2000 blocL . • :.J ·1.S ........... • •• .. .,._ Awe llddlrs wont\ SSIO _.. _.., the, ...... of Mir» ..... home In the 500 blodr. . .............. 4.0 ... .,IUal _.,, .. a... • ._._. .. _..us _ _... , .. ___ .. --~ ...... "*'*" ...... A1lillt .. 11 ---......... Wlft .... '?-I~ Daily Pilot Good news for departing se'niors I I attended the school board meeting last Tuesday, and there is information that you peed. However, it can wait one more week. If Peter Buff a can address the graduating seniors, so can I. Seniors, Every speaker will tell you, •The world is your oyster, just open it up and get the pearl.• Well, no one is going to hand you the pearl. The bad news is that you have to work for it. The good news is that you have received the tools, during your years from kindergarten through 12th grade, to pry that I sucker open. The even better news for you is that your generation could live a really long time. You could live to be 120 years old or older. The bad news is that you will have to work for a corre- spondingly longer period of tilne. When humans only lived to be 35 years old, they only bad to work for 25 years. Ho.w· ever, if you live to be 120, you need to work for ·about 80 years. That still gives you a lot of gold· en years in comparison to the Middle Ages, when retirement began at death. But, don't count on only working for 30 years. For that reason, you better fig- . ure ·out what your passion is, and try to make money doing it. You also better figure on obtain- ing skills that lead to flexibility. Your job 70 years from now may not have been thought of yet. Most job skills boil down to the following: read, write, speak, listen, think, and ana- lyze. So, whatever path you take in the next few years, whether it is in the halls of higher learning or not, keep those skills in mind. Try to mas- ter and improve them on a daily basis. The saddest words to hear are: • 1 don't need to learn about that because it is not part of the assignment.• Don't let your learning be dictated solely by the parameters of a project. Qse the project to get you start- ed delving into an area you hadn't thought abouf before. Let your mind massage the con- cepts as you are driving to work or playing basketball. The SCHOOL DAYS Orange ·Coast College stu- den_ts Scott Glassmoyer and Tim Riddle, each of Newport Beach, graduated from the college's Honors Program. Glassmoyer and Riddle had to complete a mtnimwn of 18 units of honors course work from at least three dllierent academic disciplines, and sustained at least a 3.0 overall grade point average . • Orange Coast College is offer- ing a one-day workshop for indi· viduals interested in wedding consulting. ·wedding Coordination: Start- ing Your Consulting Business" is scheduled at4:30 p.m. on June 12 in room 104 of OCC's business education building. Registration fee is $79 and a $20 workbook is required. Call 432-5880. c 11 MI Y'.outh ~aulted out- side apartment com- plex IDUCATIOIALLY SPEAKING gay geiser-sondoval quickest way to age your brain is through atrophy. Scientists now say "use it or lose it" applies to the brain as well. While it is likely that your generation will live more years than ever, no one can guarantee how many years you specifically have left. Maybe today is your last day on Earth. For that rea- son, time is your most precious asset. You can check your bank account and assure yourself of your riches. You can't check the •nme Account,• to know whether you have 5 minutes or 50 million minutes-left; so make every minute count. When you are about to do something •crazy,• think about bow it might affect yow "Tl,1De Account.• Might this lead t<? an early withdrawal and-cause substantial penalties? Could the penalty •zero out your accoun~ • or cause a •nat-line, • or make you "bite the bullet,• or have you labeled a "corpus · a.k .a. dead guy"? Are you getting just a little tired of people asking you what you want to be? It used to bug me that so many of my friends bad such a p at answer: "l'.rn going•to be a neuro-physicist on Mars and discover a new tune- space continuum,• or "I'm going to free the world from disease.• Well, guess what? I went back to my 25-year high school reunion, and none of those people are doing what they thought they would. I did- n 't have a clue what J wanted to do in high school. and I found work. Take steps which l leave the most avenues-open, and you will be fine. U the pres- :Jl sure gets too great, find the highest paying job in the thing you like to do best, and tell family and friends that that is your goal. Now, more than ever, you are ready to break away from your family. Just remember, don't make the break a permanent one. If you end up in jail, guess who is the most likely to get you out? That is when you know who is truly committed to you. Now, get out there, and get busy-on your future. I can hard- ly wait for your generation to be successful, so you can support me in my old agel Summer News: 1. Secondary summer school starts June 24. If you haven't signed up, com~ to Costa Mesa High School or Ensign School on that date and try your luck. 2. The City Summer Play- ground Program will be open at all Costa Mesa elementary schools from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. except for Wilson and Killy- brooke. Those schools have sum- mer school, so the playground program starts at noon. This is a drop-in program. For a more structured, supervised program, the city sponsors its Camp Costa Mesa, which is taking sign-ups now. 3·. The Costa Mesa Libraries are about to start their summer reading programs, which · includes kids and teens. The teen theme is "Teen Extreme: Reading is Brain Food.• The kid's theme is •Long Ago and Far Away: A Dragon's Tale.• _ 4. The city of Costa Mesa has a new Teen Directory. If your teen is looking for something to do, pick one. up at a school, library, or city building. 5. PTAs aren't just ~bout puticb and cookies anymore. The Harbor Council of PTAs is deciding if they will study ' whether zones are the best way to divide and manage our . school cti.strict. That may be the be9t news I bear all summer! 6. If you have summer news or other issues to share, e-mail me at GGSesq@aoJ;com. • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL is a Costa Mesa resident. Her column runs on Mon~ays. ~w I ELMNCHITO. • • srAS ... \ · lua.,elR••-.. .. • Graduations . •Showers • Rehearsal Dinners •Birthdays Partr· Trap To G~ Call your nearest location for pick up .. ~ C....clel,.., (Mt)Mt-TACO .. Monday, J~M 1.4, 1999 3 ON CAMPUS We stopped by the kindergarten room at Anderson Elementary School in Newport Beach on Fnday to see what some of the 6-year-olds had planned for their dad!i. on Father's Day, June 20. Here's what they had to say: ·we are going to go to the movie thehter, but I don't know what we're going to see. The best thing about my dad is that be is nice. He takes me to the pool so we can go swimming. I am also going to make my dad a toy sailboat.• -Katlin Morris, 5, Newport Beach, likes to go on bike rides "I don't know. But I am going to get him a new Beanie Baby. My sister and 1 saw some new Beanie Babies on the Internet. The best thing about my dad is that be plays with us when he gets home fTom work.• -Undsey Luke, 6, Newport Beach, likes to play with her sister 1 "l am gomg to be making my dad a Father's Day card. I might take him to the movie the- ater. My mom and me might make him some chocolate dup cookies -they are our favorites." -Tanner Trauthen, 6, Newport Beach, likes to go to the park with bis dad and brother ·1 am going to play gall With him. But my dad is better because l don't play very much. My dad ts ruce. Sometimes he lets me stay up late. We watch movies or play video games• -Jason DUllon, 6, Newport Beach, likes to skateboard Start enjoyin Comcast Cable now and when you order any HBO/Showtime package, save 1 /2 off your first month of service Plck11Pthcpt.o•• .. .. cal to s .. r1 as .... .. Ask your customer service representatlVe about Comcast Digit.al Cable -you can receive an ADDITIONAL 20 moVle channels for las than 25~ per dlyl Monday. June 14, 1999 Balboa Bay Oub awai:-ds scholarships to students • Five youth from Newport-Mesa school district are honored. IW; Pllol NEWPORT BEACH -Five Newport Me. a school district high school seniors were dWdrded scholarships Sunday clunng the Balboa Bay Club's .S 1st operung of the summer wason kick off. ·it's a great honor," said ttW<Hd rectpient Shawn O'Donnell o! Newport Harbor I h9h School. "It's one of the l.irqest honors around. The Bcd boa Bay Club is really \\ .. 11.known m the city.• The 1221 Club, a ladies d 1xilidry made up of Balboa Bt1\ Club members, donated s 14 ,000 m scholarships. The pr inc 1pa1 of each high ..,, houl m the district nominat- 1•cl t1 lf'male and male student wllo displayed outstanding 1 h<11r1cter, excellent academic cil11l1tv and commitment of c 11111mu01ty service. 1 >nee selected, each stu- tJ,•nt was mtervlewed by a pnrwl or five Balboa Bay Club 11H·mhers. • rhE>y asked some tough qlll'"t10ns, • said Corona del \lr11 J hgh student Amy Chrls- !•'"011, who added that she SUM MER CONTINUED FROM 1 lwrP on lhe beach of the BBC 11wk1ng memones to last 'for yPMS to come,~ said Bruce ( 'ook, master of ceremonies. During the summer kick-off c:PrP mony, fdmilies and cou- plP'> lounged on the grass lis- tenm<J to the Santa ~ Winds mdrchmg band while dozens ol k1cJ<.. wdded in the water, 1 nd d pc1<ldlP boats and built ~rind l'tl'>tlt>S would choose Martin Luther King Jr. if she could pick a face to add onto Mount Rush- more. Estanciet High School stu· dent Peter Andersen said although some of the ques- tions were hard, the pa.nol members made him feel com- fortable, and he was pnvi- leged to be chosen. •1t's kind of cool because you compete against other schools,• Andersen said. Winners of the $6,000 scholarships included Corona del Mar students Amy and Zack Zarrelll. Andersen and Newport Harbor High School student Kier an Collins received the $1,000 awards. O'Donnell received the E. Morris Smith Governors Memorial Scholarship for his · excellence in academics and athletics. The remaining six nominees received $200 each. Gigi Spragins, founder of the 1221 Club four years ago, said it was a special thrlll for club members to be able to donate scholarship money to deserving students. •They are $Ucb wonderful representatives of the high sci!ools here/ she said. •we feel like we have done some- thing .really fun and worth while.• " "We have a nice time when we come here," said Corona del Mar resident Holly Wiener, who was spending the day with her husband and two young children: "The thing we like about it is it's a kid-friend- ly club." The beautiful weather is . what brought 18-year club members Jackie and Frank Chenelia to the celebration. "I've never come before and it's really nice," Jackie said. •A lot of work went into this. It was short but sweet.~ Cock lot ls ' Phone Ahroc! 101 Food To Go ' 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 How to create a perfect pleasure. The master blenders of Dovdoff select only the choicest aged Dominican tobaccos to fill the cigars of 'The lhousond Senes • This prec10Us harvest 1s then r passed along to unusually talented artisans Who hand roll each cigar to be utterly ftowtess and wonderfully nch As Apponted Merchants. we proudly feature the entire hne of Davidoff premium cigars and fine accessories I Baily Pilot MEETING SCHOOL FUIDlllSlll PICllC CONTINUED FROM 1 and add land caping around the store. Residents petitioned comm.15- saoners for relief, saying the city's first priority should be to resolve parkin9 and traffi~sues that the store creates. •1 don't understand how local government, which is supposed to have our best interests in'rnind, allows us to suffer from the tw- moU of the store's trucks and traf- fic roaming through our streets at all times of the night,• said Cyn- Uua Brooks, a nearby resident. The issue of the traffic-phasing ordinance took on a volatile tone the last few months. After plan- ning cormrussioners approved it Thursday with a c.la.ri.fication, environmental activist Allan Beek still chastised the panel for typographical errors in the ordi- nance. City Manager Homer Bludau said residertts should carefully study the ordinance before criti- cizmg it. "U we sat down with [every- one), and they can see what .J minor changes we've had, then this would be easier to under- stand," Bludau said . The regulations call for the city to make improvements to streets and traffic signals before devel- opers compiete their projects. It then requires developers to pay for the improvements caused by the added volume of cars from n1'!W housing or businesses. T he Eastbluff Ele- mentary School PTA raised tnore than $10,000 on Sunday during a family picnic fund-raiser for the new school, which will open in the fall. Nearly 400 residents jo10ed in the picnic fun, participating in water balloon tosses, raffles, 'clJld some donated $100 each to paint ceramic tiles which will be per-• manenUy displayed at the new school. Proceeds will provide Eastbluff students with essential educational enrichment programs in the areas of art, music, science, technology and physical education. Several local busi- nesses also made con- tributions by donating food and supplies, 'including El Pollo Loco, which catered the lunch. Lincoin Elemen- tary School's Parent Faculty Organization and Armstrong Garden Center donated potted plants for the new grounds and Sunflower Bakery donated bak,ed goods. AROUND TOWN -• Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, )30 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 642-5680, ext. 228. A complete listing of Around Town may be found at dallypl/ot.com. TO PAY "Tradltlonal Art. Images," an exhibit of oils and pcrylics by, Gena Mez.o, will be on display- through June 30 in the Newport Beach Central Library foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717.3801. An art show featuring Intricately detailed drawings and collages, suggesting a sometimes whimsi- cal, sometimes nightmarish dream world by Laguna Beach artist Leonard Kaplan, is showing through June 30 at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For reservations or more information, call (714) 755-0340. TUESPAY The Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce will present the ... 32nd annual "Ctrcle of Excellence ·-the Silver Anchor Awards" at 7:15 a.m at the Hilton lrvine/Ornnge County Airport, 18800 MacArthur Blvd. AdmiSsion is $25. For more infonnation, call (949) 729-4400. A tofu cookJng class with Lu arid Mo will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Markel and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Registration 1s $1 O. For mor~ infonnation, cdU (949) 631- 4741. WEDNESPAY "ElfecUve Inventory Manage- ment - A Key Element of Suc- cess in the Modern Supply Cham," is a free one-day semi- nar geared toward medium- sized, distnbution-dllected busi- nesses. Jon Schre1bfeder, author of the MEffective Inventory Man- agement Gwde" senes, will pre- sent the senunar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 McArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For reservations and more information, c'all (949) 588- 9800. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique ~Int room & dlnlna rooms 1"1lable for IJ'OllP bu ''*' ._llnp ind prl~•tt l'undllll\9 723-0621 Pleat Call For Rtse'1'adons and Oln!ctlon11 2S 1 Shtpyard Way • Newport Beach MEET OUR MEMBERS Me.IMr "" j "ftll 0ca,-. Nrwput1 Hlgli echuol Srudtnc. ,,., .. ,.. ........ "" Mt ..... ... ... 11 .... . ....... ., ... ...... <-.I'm iflto Pb,.al mneu l'1•11he long haul 8c "'* 111 IWt chit punuu catfy 1n my life, .... , Ull ~ '"'' ""O'l'tt4'1 body tr1'flllh ac mcturaiia ii '"'P"'""& ..... ,.. .......... Upf Notn!W\l .. .,.. lllecdan ol ,...-ro rry-, and pltnry-bl ...... .... ....., bOdypem Oft Leigh Steinberg, one of America's leading sports attorneys, will speak on his new book, "Winning With Integrity,• at a· Volunteers in Prevention (VIP) luncheon benefit- ing Parent Help U.S.A. at 12:30 p.m. at the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach. Admission requires a minimum donat.J~ of $55. For reservations and more infonnation,call(949)574-8200. A free seminar tilled "Natural Alternatives ·to Women's Health Concerns" will be presented by Steve Holmes and Donna Sanford fr<?m 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St , Costa Mesa. Reservations are request- ed. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY door beach party that will feature .a lobster dinner, auction and danong. AdmisSJon is $100. The event is presented by the Ch.11- dren's Bureau of Southern Califor- rua. Call (714) 517-1900 ext. 213 'Passion for perennials ls the sub- ject of a free morning program to be held at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona deJ Mar. Mary Lou Heard, owner of Herd's Nursery, will lecture as part of the Weekend Gardener Series, 2647 East Coast Highway, Corond del Mar. Call (949) 673-2261. JUNE 22 A free seminar UUed "Break- through Anti-agmg Skin Care· will be presented by Susan Ram- sey at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are . A free seminar called "Balance\ 1 requested Call (949) 631-4 7 41. Your Bone Bank Account'" will be presented by Judith Todero at A Center 500 Social will be held the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market from '5.30 to 7:30 p.m .. to provide and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos-Orange County professionals ta Mesa. Reservations are with the opportunity to network requested. Call (949) 631-4741. and socialize with other profes· sionals who wish to support the Orange County Perlonning Arts Center through service and sup- port. The social hour is compli- mebtary for members, and a $5 donation is requested for all oth- ers at the door. Hors d'oeuvres and a no-host bar will be provid- ed at Five Crowns, 3801 W. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Call (949) 760-0331. The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers an Arthritis Support Group from 3 to 4:30 p .m. in the meeting room, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 645-2356. FRIDAY The tango will be taught to sin- gles and couples at 7:30 pm. at the DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Swtes G-2/G-3, Costa Mesa. Admission is $8. For more information, call (714) 241- 9908. SATURDAY The 1999 Crew' Clambake to Benefit Kids will be at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club jn Newport Beach. The event is a casual out- JUNE 23 A new ertes of drawtDg and pamting workshops featuring landscapes and / seascapes at choice Newport Beach locations runs from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The first orientation meeting will be at Bob Henry Park, 16th Street and Dover Drive. Registration is $63 (non-Newport Beach residents are $68). Call (949) 644-3151. . GIVE YOUR DAD THE TIME OF DAY. FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20. ISN 'T IT TIME TO REMEMBER DAD? . . • BUCKMAN 1:;11>. ·~ ....... : JEWELERS ......... ~ ••••• • j ·The ·commodores · Club Of the .. , .. Newport Harbor Area Cha~er ·of Commerce cordially invites you and your 8uests to S:ttend the 40th Annual' .. Friday, Jun~ 18, 1999 • 7:00 pm till ? • Hyatt Newporter • 6tart off the evenin8 with a festive Martini Loun8e reception with hosted cocktails from Bacardi. ' • Enjoy a multi-course, masterful culinary creation from the famous chefs of the Hyatt Newporter ~ Qeco8nition of the Commodore of the Year, Citizen of the Year and the incomicig Chairman of the Board of the Newport. Harbor Area Chamber of Commercy. . . ·~t~ ~ Put those dancin8 shoes to 8ood use with the supreme sounds of .The CoasterS Open to the Public. For ReBervati9ns, ca.ti (949) L ~ I • 6 Odily Pilot llWPOIT lllCI LlllLI LlllUI YANKEE DOODLE DANDIES Uyou weNa Yankee on Saturday ln Newport Beach Uttle League circles, you were definitely on the ~~~~~ right side. !!:! The AA champions the Yankees. The AAA :Dtamplons are the Yankees, :and the Majors champions ~e ... the Yankees! ;;It left, the AAA team :&lebrates a bard-fought ~3 victory over the Orioles ~d the pitching of ~drew Danks (Inset) ln e second of three UUe =lifmes at Uncoln School. -: SEAN HlliR I DAILY PILOT -~ankees outduel the Orioles,-·s-3 -Iri a back and forth ;jffair, the Yanks made :the big plays to win. ---T ONY AITOHMJJ --· :NE WP ORT ~!!ACH -Late ;ee,ensive plays :ind early offense AAA combined for a 5-3 Yankee win over the Orioles m Saturday's Newport Beach Little League Baseball AAA Division Champi- onship at Lincoln Elementary. Coach Jun Harrison's Yan- kees, who started slowly Uus season, had to battle through the loser's bracket of the playoffs just to have the opportunity to face the once-beaten Orioles, but the Yanks were the team with solid confidence and momentum. . ·1 told the kids that they would need a rear-view mirror to see bow far they would improve from the beginning to the end of the season," Harrison said after the game. "Now, I don't think there's a rear-view mirror big enough." In a game of cat and mouse, one team trted to out-do the oth- er throughout. :.9 Lusk's clutch double ices game jor Yanks, who top Mariners, 7-4. TONY Ar.lOOHJJ NEWPORT J3EACH -For the rest M A J 0 R S "4>f his We, Robby Lusk ~an talk about his twQ-ru.n double in the arne fashion an exaggerated fisherman -might talk about the 50-foot fish he caught ~o years ago. • Lusk's double, "lined " down the left field line m the top of the sixth inning, turned a "'6-4 struggle mto a 7-4 victory over the ~anners in Saturday's Newport Beach Little :League Baseball MaJOrs Division Champi- 3>nship Saturday at Lincoln E~mentary. • "All the kids love him~ees Coach ~ddie Orozco said about ~·He's got a :Z,right baseball future ahead of him." • At the beginning of the game, it didn't :look like the Yankees would need a late- ::lnning key rut, as they jumped all over the :)1ariners, leading 5-0 after the third inning. :. Three doubles, including key RBI bits by .riiatha.n Packer and Matt Silva led the Yanks :lour-run third inning. Packer also drove in >nother run in the first inning. .. The Mariners showed tremendous heart, ~xploding for four runs of their own, closing e lead to 5-4. The first four Mariners, T.J. Bernardy, aylor StoTDl, CUff Taylor and Eric Eading- lon reached base and all four scored. Yankee reliever Mike Orozco came in Jbe fifth inning with two runners O{l and one -out He proceeded to strike out the first two ::Latters he faced to end the Mariners' threat. : In the final inning, after the Yankees 2Xtended their lead to 7-4, the Mariners had Oiihe tying run at the plate after B~don and :lalk Ballback each had sharp singles. : .·They may be small in stature, but they ~e b.ea.rta of llons, • Marlnen Coach Jim :Pilguaon Mid. The Yanks jumped out early with runs driven in by Brtan- Burke, An~w Danks and VlQd Vakulenko giving the champs a 3-0 lead. •· The Orioles .fillSWered right back with two ih the bottom of the inning. Scott Colton drove in the first run with a singl" and then scored on a wild pitch, cut- ting the Yankees' lead to 3-2. Danks' bases-loaded walk scored Wlllle Harrison in the top of the third, to make it 4-2. O's second baseman Wyatt Cole, scored his second run of the game, closing the gap to 4-3. After Jordan Vines' one-out RBI double m the fourth gave the Yanks another two-run cushion, it was up to the defense to come through and they did. The Orioles loaded the b~ses with nobody out in the fotirth. Yankees pitching struck out the next hitter, hadta runner thrown out at the plate and· struck out the finaJ batter to end it. The O's left 11 on base, includ- mg seven in the firs! three innings. "Irwas a ple~e.to be here playing the Yankees tod~y." Orioles Coach David Colton said afterward. "lloth teams played a gTeat game and we had a lot of fun." :-...But Orozco struck out the final batter to ~'1t the door on the game and the champi- ~nsbipJor the Yankees. · -•1t. was a great closing-day game,. the :::Va.hkee coach said. •1 couldn't have asked 2:>1"Jmytbing better." MAN HUEii I OM.Y PllOl The Yankee1• Nathan Packer 1Hde1 Into home plate Afety under 'tile tag of the Marlnen• T.J. Bernardy ID Saturday'• Newport Beach Utile League cluunplonahip game on the MaJon level, leading to a 7.4 victory over the M'1 at Uncoln School. ~ • t.. ~~ sunive late threat to capture the AA championship, 8:.4 GU01I OF THI DAY 1My.., lie ... ii .... w.., hM ha1S .u. -. Jim ~ Mariners Majors coach Monday, June 14, 1999 • Sporls Editor Roger Canson • 949..57 44223 SPORTS HALL OF FAM~ ·CELEBRATJNG THE MiLLENNIUM , • Newport Harbor • He was one of the key gems for the Sailors in the classic era of the '70s when everything f~ll into place. RlCllARD DUNN in Orange County. '' Em excited, I'm in the Hall of.Fame I finally made Poley gained a season-high 201 yards on the wound (35 carries) and scored three 11111 touchdowns in the upset win 1111111 over the Chargers. •(The Tars) caived up Edison's title dreams that night,• said Foley's mother, Norma, who or_ganized team one," exclaimed Steve Foley, a member of Newport Harbor High's long gray line and a megastar from the 1970s. A standout ~g back under football coach Bill Pizzica and a sprinter on Newport Harbor's celebrated mile relay team under legendary track and field coach Bob Hailey, Foley switched to defensive back a t Orange Coast College and tater played football at Stanford under Coach Bill Walsh .... , dinners that season. l ·ne best part of (football) was playmg for Pizzica," Foley said. ·1 Just loved that guy. Maybe, I think, because he kind of reminded me of my dad." Poley, an All-Orange County running back, won the Sunset League title his~enior year in the 220 in track and anchored the school's mile relay, after Theriot (UCLA) and Mulroy (Stanford) graduated. But one of the coaches who made the biggest impact on Foley was then-Stanford secondary coach George Seifert, who lat- Steve Foley Following his stint at OCC, Poley enjoyed success at Stanford, 1 where be was selected · er won two Super Bowls as head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. •At the college level, the head coach is such a big deal, but it's the position coaches who you spend so much time with you on an individual basis," Foley said. "It was really qu}te an intens-e relationship a.r:id (Seifert) was a heck of a guy to play for. He taught me more about football in my first spring practice than I'd ever learned in my life." Foley, who feels honored to have played under so many outstanding coaches, including OCC Coach Dick Tucker for two seasons, is an easy choice for the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame to commemora te the millennium. Though Foley is best known as a football player, it was during Newport Harbor's track season his junior year (spring of 1975) that turned the most heads. With Bryant Humann, Vmnie Mulroy and anchor Brian Theriot (Foley ran third), the Sailors' mile relay team won the prestigious Arcadia Invitational and knocked off two-time def ending CIF Southern SeCtion 4-A champion Muir. •There was just something unbelievable about that night," Foley said. "I don't think four guys were ever so excited." The team established a school record in the mile relay that night (3:16.7), then later that spring captured the CIF 4-A championship (3:18.9) and the · Masters Meet (3:17.9), before placing second at the state meet. In Foley's junior year in football, the Sailors (10·2) won the Sunset League title with a talented cast that included quarterback Steve Bukich. As a senior, Foley, a two-time All-Sunset League running back, rushed for 939 yards and 12 touchdowns in 182 carries (5.1 yards per carry), a season highlighted by Newport Harbor's year-ending 21-3 victory · over Edison, which featured quarterback Rick Bashore and entered the game ranked No. t to play in the 1980 Hula Bowl his senior year. • "At OCC, I got my grades up and applied myself (academically) and that made a big difference," Foley said. •I gTew up sort of a 1 beach rat, surfing and playing volleyball." At Stanford, Foley earned -1 game balls against Oregon State bis junior year (fall of '78), when· he returned an interception 60 yards for a touchdown, and against UCLA as a senior, whenj he bad 14 touchdown-saving • tackles and two quarterback sacks on safety blitzes. Foley, who later had tryouts with NFL teams, knocked down a pass in the waning seconds of the 1978 Bluebonnet Bowl to help preserve Stanford's upset victory over Georgia, 25-22. ·: I I • I I J I • On Christmas Eve, Georgia was driving for a possible game-winning touchdown and faced fourth-and-goal from the Stanford 6-yard line. Foley had the Bulldogs' tight end in man' 11 coverage and batted down the 1 pass in the end zone as Stanford : won its fourth bowl game in four • 11 appearances in the 1970s. : The Foley name would live oo • : at Newport Harbor in the 80s, a&..1 11 Steve's nephew, Shane, became " the Tars' prize quarterback : under Coach Mike Giddings. a ~ "Shane Foley is the best high : school football player I ever " saw," Steve said. : Foley spent time in the movie : business following his career at ~ Stanford, serving as associate " producer on films such as "Mask" and "The Thing Called Love• and, eventually, landing in the real estate business. • rve had good fortune my whole life, and feel really blessed," said Poley, 40, who = lives in Tustin Hills with his wile, : Kathy, and daughters Clara, 6, 11 and Rowan, 3. C Today, Foley can toast more as a member ot the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the oncoming millennium. • It • • : .. Doily Pilot Sports Monday, ;June 14, 1999 7 • N~rt Hartibr'i Wade Tift and Gina Heads capped brilliant • . 5 .... ,..... WU Mlll[lld the Calta M9IB High boys Athlete of the Year. M a liilebAcbr In footblll, Heade earned Pac:Uic 10 1 prep track and field 1 seasons at the Golden West Invitational. Coast League defensive Most Valuable Player honon, all-<."O\&DlY and NatioiW football foundation scbo&ar-atblete bonQrs, having recorded a 3.7 GPA. ,He wa a center-forward on the IOCCe1' team and threw the shOt put and dilcul in track and field. Senior defender EJ1c O.._, who Jed Corona del Mar High's ~ socc:er team to an unbeaten Sea View 4*.Jue campetm:a. signed a letter ot intent to continue bJs career at UC Berkeley. Olsen, a four-tbn.e all-league player and a three-time All-CIP selection, scored 15 goals and added six Ulists dwing his final season for the Sea KlngS. At the 35tb llDDUal Golden Welt lnvlt.uoaal lhlek and Field meet; ; .. Newport Harbor High's Wade Tiil and Gina tleads each continued to adlieve long after most high school athletes' thoughts turned toward suouner. 11.ft. whose throw in the boys M~hot put of 61feet6 inches on May 6 was the .~P mark in the state, fini.Shed third overall with a throw of 60-41/2, while Heads tllushed second (44-2 l/2) in: the girls shot put and seventh in the discus (135-0), after pulling a leg muscle during shot put competition. The meet was considered by Calllomla 'nock News as the premier high school track and field event in the nation, featuring the top eight athletes in the country in each event. Costa Mesa High j~or Tabby Cleveland, the Daily Pilot Newporl-Mesa Player of the Year in softball, was named second team All-CIF Division III by Southern Section coaches. Clevel~. an outfielder for Coach Rkb Buonartj9'1 Mustangs, batted .512 and led the team with 32 hits, 20 runs and a school single-season record 39 stolen bases in 43 attempts. ~ Newport Beach resident Steve MWen teamed w'i.th fellow drivers Johnny O'Connell and John Morton for a fifth place finish in the 62nd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. • Eldon .Rowe and son Brad, found the perfect balance between age and beauty, in winning tbe inaugural Pacific Coast Senior Father-and-Son Hardcourt Championship at the Newport Be4Ch Tennis Clubhbe Rowe team came back from a 1-0 defiat in sets to defeat the team of Spencer Letta and bis son John, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, in~ sensational final DEEP The Cocta Mesa High'.s ~ Atblele Of the Year, .,_.. Sunaoa. WU a tract and field • team Most Valuable Player and co-captain. . Surmon made the CIP finals m tbe 100-meler • low hurdles. She finished iec:ond Ill the Pedfic Coast League in both hurdles and beld the school record in both events. Surmioll al80 earned honorable mention AU-Padfk: Cout Leamie as a basketball forward. and wa tb8 setter on the volleyball team. ._ In All-Star basketball ac11on: Estancia High's guard MIU bDtli helped the Orange County team defeat 1he Gold Coast All-Stars, 118-115. Bstand.a Wgb!s Gabe Javage, who helped pitch the F.agle bueball team to the CIF 3-A qwµterfinall, wu selected to the All-CIP 3-A second-team. ,... record- ed an 11-2 record, allowed JtiSt 69 hltl eDd eight walks in 761/3 innings, while strildng out 39 bat- ters. Second baseman Greg Haack of Corona del Mar High. also earned laurels, as he was named to the third-team after hitting .393 for the Sea Kings. Juon White, Greg HMck. and GUe ~ proved their post seeson hon<?IS were no Ouke, as the senior startdouts from the Sea View League battled the Angelus ~elite. White : led off the game with a walk; stOJe l8CODd base and scored on a thrOWlllg error. In tbe second inning, White scored again after be walk8d and stole second base. He scored oo a double by Corona del Mar second baseman Haack. Starting pitcher Javage shut out the Angelus League for three innings, allowing only four hits. Despite these big prefonnances, the Angelus League came back with six runs in the late stages of the gam~ to pull out a 6-3 vid.Ory. Other areas stars selected to the team were am Gomez and Bob Nye, both of Estanda High. 1Wo athletes from the N~-Mesa area traveled to Israel, J<?inirlg 4,000 <>then frOm 41 countries competing at the 13th World Meccabiah · Games. Costa Mesa's St.W CODll competed in rWlleybhll and Newport Beach's Jolb Speyer partici~ted in water polo. ... -by~Scbutz SUftdays counts Q• ... '"-'"'lt::W,__,,,~ ''Newport~ • 8 bolts, 197 anglen. 663 barKUda, 72 calico bass. &2 sand best. 1 halibut. 179 sculpio. 1 cabuon, 1 white sea bass, 1 white crOillc«. ~Locbr I No report. II Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3165 Harbor. Blvd. Costa Mesa One Blocll 5outb1ol 405 Pwy 545·7168 · Conae one, come all ••• to rre June 21-25, 1999 • Welcome Mr. Jrrelevant at a kickoff party and press conference at 'IWin Palms Restaurant in Newport Beach beginn~ng at • 5 p.m. To honor Jim Finn, picked 253rd and last by th• Chicago Bears In the 1999 NPL Draft Food, music, cheerleaders and the renowned "show.er of gifts". Call the I. W. office for reservations. The All-Star All-Sports Lowsman Trophy Banquet ts the centerpiece of the week to ff.atutt virtual and actual appearances by Pete Beatbard, Baa Davidson, SAmmy Lee, Leigh Steinberg, Jim Tunney, Erle Dickerson, Marv Flemlq and George Yardley as well as special messages from Mike Dltka and Dick Batlds. $100 per perso11 or St,000 for a table of ten gets yoa lnto this spot.tqbt event at the Newport Marriott at 6 p.m. 1L-.-----,; __________ ~~-----~------------_;.,~~ • I I 1 ............ _ ...... : ~eftllt:e .... . . E .. we1c .... .. : a.TeM._.....la I fWl.Mlllft ... 18at I ............ .. I I (M9) .... ,.,, ' I SOCCER Ensign's Burlingham traveJs to Wyoming for Olympic Development •Ensign eighth-grader will train in July. NEWPORT BEACH -Ainy ,Burlingham, an eighth-grader from ensign Ju nior High has been selected for the California State Olympic Development Team in soccer. Burlingham, who currently plays for the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Slammen;, an under-15 girls soccer team, will participate m the Regional Camp to be held at the Uruvers1ty of Wyoming, Laramie July 22-27. At the camp, evaluators will be identifymg players that could potentially represent the United States in soccer. Not just a one-sport star, Burlingham captured three events at the Newport Me:;a Dis· trict 1\'ack and Field Champi- onship. She won the 100 meters, the 200 and the long j'urnp for the SeaBees. ·RUGBY Touch rugby tourney , set for August 14 NEWPORT BEACH -The Back Bay Rugby Football Club will be hosting its 15th annual touch rugby tournament Satur· day, August 14 at Peninswa Park on the Bcilboa Peninsula. The tournament is a light vari- ation of the 7's-style rugby. Entry fee for a team is $150 before July 15 and $175 after July 15. Teams from all over Southern California will talce place in this social tournament.· For information, call John Abbott (949) 675-2439 or Chris Ouellette (949) 515-1000, ext. 316~ PONY IASEllLL Indians, Reds square off tonight for title _ · The Newport Mesa Pony ba ebctll conference championship JS on the line tonight at Eastbluff Park in Newport Beach with the Newport East Reds noldmg the trump cards with an up:.et-nd· dled double-elunindhon townament winding down to the final day. The Costa Mesd lndi· ans, 10th m the 12-team league over the regular season, have qualified for a shot at the crown, but must defeat the Reds twice to do 1t. The Reds are unbeaten in tournament play, while • Costa Mesa Astros 19 Newport East Braves 18 Newport East Angels 13 Newport East R~ 13 Costa Mesa Gi•nts 11 Newport Harbor Yankees 9 Newport Harbor Blue Jays 9 Newport Harbor Red Sox 9 • Newport Harbor~ 9 Costa Mesa Indians 8 Costa Mesa Mariners 6 Newport East Qodgers 6 the Indians have battled back ince losmg to the Reds m the championship bracket final. Game time is 5 pm. with a second game. iI necessary, set for Wednesday at the same s1tc and ti.me ~ ·e •• Q&£ALES TAX*~ AND EVERYTHING WD.L BE SOLD AT ... UP 700/o t ·. TO Off I wouldn't-trust my dr_aperies ·· · to anyon.e but COIT. , j ... '1t took iz lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. And it's very gratifying the walk-in and see how beautifal our drapmes look. Im very proud of it, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps me to fie/ that way by keeping the draperies looking new. " For over 45 years, CO/T's advanced equipment and fa/Ly technicians have proviMd tht most 'effective ckaning avaikzbk to assurt you the finest rtsults possibk;. and we guarantee it! SJw,.,",,. 0-RJ-n O#JJk1&1fJ 8"11MJS Ont1.Jun1 6 Ho"1n>flmtf' ----------% Mondoy, June 1 ~. 1999 ~Affordab-e Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? Call Toll Frtt t-888-S4CASIET Serving Oruge 4 Surrounding f.ouatries I w...,... I r•nir: Pt1tuno Lot 1eAon the UCI lcHlnlilied eb<Mt, Md etw11 .~ from ttie ~mpua WOtk llldudet be ~ llOd puti1ICly def1( dt"llfl and enoir1e•til\O relld aloud 111 thll abewo Attorney fOf !tie Conelfuc:llon . rncludH atatdd time and ptac:. htltloner: dernohtlofl, loutlngWIOUll Ell'Ch bid~ mutt •ubmlt AEN£E RAITHEL. d ttoo, concroto, curbs, with each bid a eertJtled Of ESQ. ccsa. 1142951 gu1te11, walkt, land· c:astiltr't dleck pey ble to McDERMOTT. Wl'-L t 1 j')ltlg, masonry, metal the DISTRICT or a bicJ E:MfRY, handr1ll1, carpentry, bOnd In ltll loim Ht forth IO 1ao1 DOV! IT"! STE. IOO, moleturt protoctton, lhe contr1ct ctocument• In NEWPORT 8EA9H, CA drywml, carpeting, 1eliieol an amoorrt no1 ..., lhan 92M0-2"4 ftoonng, pa11111ng, plumb· 10% ol Ifie mufmum Published Ntwpott Be dl· 1ng, cfuctwortl. and alee· amount of bid 11 a ou ran· Cotta Mesa Oa1ry Pilot 1r1ca1. ttte !hat the bidder w1u Jun• 14. 18, 21. 1m TOTAi. BUILDING •entor Into lhe l)ropotfd M520 CONSTRUCTION COST contrllCI II !ht same IS THE COSTA MESA ESTIMATE~ '500,000100 awarded 10 euch bidder In z ON ING ADM f NI S . Note. Prime Bidders who the event of failure to enter TRATOR WILL RENDER dO not meet the queN· Into tald c:ontracc, aUCh II· A DECISION ON THURS· llcallons In ~ C.OOlract cu~ wtllOISbeTRflorlCTettr~ .. ~.. DAY. JUNE 24. 1999 OR Oocumenta may not be .. ,. .,.,..., • AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 911ble for award the right to reject any or an THEREAFTER, ON TtlE be::~~=•~ =.1:1119~ ~l~r.IJ:~ F~L~~~~GIT~~~ICA· FRIDAY, JUNE 4, '"'· In any bids or In ll'le bid TION ZA·99· I 9 FOR and wlll be l111ued at· ding No bidder may TRACY STEVENSON DESIGN & CONS TR UC· withdraw any bid lor 8 pe· F 0 R AN ADM t NI S. TION SERVICES, riod of 7S dey1 after the TRATIVE ADJUSTMENT Berkeley Place Building, dale set for the opening of TO ALLOW A 15 FOOT ~r:. t~iv~=t Peltason blf~ lieu ot the Oisttld'a 3 INCH FRONT SETBACK Irvine. CA 92697-2450 re111nlng a po11lon 01 ~28A 'z;~~l~o~~~~ (949) 824-6630 progreu Plllymenla dUa a HOUSE UNDER CON· Hol ll(le: ~ 1124-9117 oonlr-.ctor, the contrllC10f STRUCTION LOCATED n:i:.in:vallablemt~n~rt~ ~ e~~tte~r!l:~; fJ ~~ S~O\~~~E Bidders altar FRID~Y. to the amount to be ENVIRONMENTAL DE· JUNE 18, 11199. wtthhekl. Upon l\UCh de· TERMINATION EXEMPT Chocks for a non-refun· posit under an escrow FOR FURTHER IN· dabte fH wtll be required agreement, Iha funds must FORMATION ON THE In the amount of $50.00 per be released (Public Con· ABOVE APPLICATIONS, set of Bidding Documents. tract Code Sec:tlOO 22300) TELEPHONE Chew are to be made The 0 1s1rtct has obtained c714> 754-5245 OR CALL payable 10 "The Regents ot lrom the Director ol the De-AT tH E OFFICE OF THE the Unrversfty ol Calllor· partment ol lnclustrlal Reta· PLANNING DIVISION nla ' llons the naneral pre11aillgs • wv ROOM 200 n FAIR A MANDATORY PRE· rateolperdlemwagesa DRIVE, COSTA-MESA, BID CONFERENCE shall the general pre11atllng rate CALIFORNIA. be held 81 follows. for noflday and overtime Published Newport Beach· 9:00 A.M.FRIDAY, worklnthelocalllytn whlc:h Costa Mesa Dally Pilot JUNE 18, t 1199 et: the worl< Is to be pertormed CONFERENCE ROOM lor each crall, class1flcallon June 14• 1999 ~521 1103, BIO SCI or type of worl< needed lo ADMINISTRATION, UNI-execute the contract. Holl· ADVERTISEMENT VERSfTY OF CAUFOR· day rates shall be paid IS FOR SUB.SIDS NIA, IRVINE, specilled tn the, collectrve Subject to conditions IRVINE, CA 02697 bargaining agreement ep· e 924-6700 plieable 10 each partlC\llar prescl1bed by the under· signed, sealed bid• for a Map In Bid craft. classihcallon or 1VPe Lump Som COntrac;t are In· menrs) of work employed on -the llad r th 1 11 1 ATTENDANCE AT PRE· project. Coples ol sched· II or e 0 ow ng BID CONFERENCE IS ufes of rates so determined Worl<M.ULTIPURPOSE MANDATORY FOR All are on Ille et the Ol~tnc1 of· SCIENCE ANO PRIME CONTRACTORS: lice and are available to TECHNOLOGY THE MEETING WILL BE any Interested party upon BUILDING CLOSED AT 9:05 AM requasl In ac~rdance PROJECT NO. 990165 ANY PRIME CONTRAC-With Sec:llOfl 1 n3 2 ol the UNIVERSITY OF TORS ARRIVING AFTER Calllomla Labor Code. the CALIFORNIA, tRVINE THIS TIME Will N.OT BE COntraCIOI shall post a DESCRIPTION OF ELIGIBLE TO PARTICI· copy ol the determination WORK PATE IN THE BID PAO· of prevailing rate ol wages The Project 1n¢1u<Jes coo- CESS AS A PRIME CON· at each )Ob site. The Structlon of the Multl· TRACTOR schedule of per diem purpose Science an•1 SEALED BIDS WILL wages Is based upon a Technology ButkMg ~lcl NOT BE ACCEPTED AF· wortong day Of eight hours consists oTa two-story t:On· TEA: 2:00 P M. WEDN£S. The rate ror holiday and crete llfl·UP With a gross DAY, JUNE 30, 1999 Ol/8rtrme wof1( shall be at bu11dill{ area ol 63.400 s .• • At Design and Coostruc· 11me and ooe,hatf The Tho b~11d1ng will be con· 1100 Services. umversny ot Contractor and any stnu;ted wittlOU1 any tenant Cahlorn1a, Irvine. Berkeley subcoolractor(s) shall pay lmprOlhtments. which will Place Bu11d1ng, Suite 3500. not le&s than Iha specified be completed by a follow· Irvine. CA 92697·2450 prevalllng rates of wages to up comract at a later. date. SEALED BIOS WILL 9E all wor1\ers employoo by • The Project lndudt.S 11te OPENED AT: 2>1>5 P.M.. them In the execution ol development, landscaping, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30, the cootrac;t and att utlhly connec11ons 1999. A Payment Bond and a 10 the same bu11dlng Uuli- B td Security in the Perfoimance Bond shall be 11es lnclUde sewer, storm amount of 10% of the required pr1ol' to execution drain, •domHllc water. lump Sum Base Bid, U· of the oontract and &hall ba chilled water. reclaimed chJdlng alternates, shaft ac· in the form set I011h In Iha water, gas, power and lal•· company each &kl The contr8C1 documents commun1Cat1ons s)'ltems Suroty issuing 1he Bid Eich bidder shall be a TOTAL BUILDING Bond shall be, on the Bid 11cen5eo contractor pur· CONSTRUCTION COST Deadline,, llsled ·1n the suant 10 the Business and ESTIMATE: SS,000,000 latest published Staie of Professions Code and be PROVIDE SUB-BIDS Cellforma, Department ol licensed In the following ONLY TO THE FOLLOW Insurance. hst of Insurers class1fk:81ion: "C·6" ING PRE·QUAUFIEO Adm11tod to Transact GOVERNING BOARD PRIME CONTRACTORS Surely Insurance m This ISi Edgar Hay .. , HENSEL PHELPS Stale , 1 Interim Executive CONSTRUCTION The suocessful Bidder Dlreaor 2415 Campus Onve Sull• and 11$ Subcootractors will F1cllltl" a Opetatlona 100. Irvine, CA 92612. be required 10 .follOw lhe PubllShed Newport Beach· (9.49) e52-01 t 1 · nondlscnm1natlon require· Costa Me~ Daily Pilot f:AX (949) 852-0218, ments sat forth in t'19 Bid· June 10. 14, 1999 J ,n.;.. Esllmator. Jim Haugsness ding Oocumenls, and to .. Tf'laao NIELSON DILLINGHAM pay pre11alftllg wage rates BSCS461 BUILDIERS al Iha locat/On ol the Worll NOTICE OF l 500 West Cersoo Streat. The successful Bidder Su te lOO L~ Beach will be required 10 havo tho PETITION c I o' . 8 ' following State of Cahtomta TO ADMINISTER Ft_~~ O) (~~~.::a. 880' ContractOl's license cur· ESTATE OF: Est1ma1or Del Banco renl a1 the time ol HARRY B. BROWN SOLT6K PACIFIC submission of lhe Bid CASE NO. A 197371 2424 Congress Street, General Building To •'11.ll heirs, benefl· Suite A, San Diego, C~ (License Classihcation) ciarlas, creditors, cont 9211.0. (619) 296·6247. (Licens: Code) lngent creditors and per· ~A~. (619).f~-4~4, THE ~EGENTS OF THE sons .Who may. otherwise at ma1or. e11 n rnrnell UNIVERSITY OF CALI· be ~ttlrested In t1he will or ~e~gg~~egORS FORNIA estate, or both, o NOTE. ALL SUBMITTED Juno 1999 H!~J.n~1~i~ PRO-BIOS MUST LIST ONLY Published Newport Beach· BATE has been filed by THOSE ELECTRICAL, ~!\ ~:iu:99c;i1•Y Pilot FOREST G. SMITH, Ill 1n ~~~~m~ &. g~rrc~N~ FM938 Iha Superior Court cl.Cell· TRACTORS WH0JHAVE fornla, Count~ 01 BEEN PRE QUALIFIED 0~A~G~ETITION FOR BY UNIVERsirv OF CALI· PR08ATE requests lhal F 0 R N I A ' I R v I N E FOREST G SMITH, 111 be CAMPUS. FAILURE TO appointed as personal fep· DO SO WILL RENDER retentatlVe to admlnl1ter BID NON·AESPONSIVE the estate ot the c.feQldent Prime Bidders will be re· TME PETITION requests QUllW to quality their own the decedent's WiM and Concrete and Sita Pfumb- codlcils, 11 any. be admitted Ing subcontrac:tors In IC· to prot>alo. The Will W cof'danc<e with Un~~rslty any CQdlclls are available Criteria. Reier to Sup· tor examination In the file plemenU;?ry Instructions 10 kept by lhe court Bidders THE' PETITloN requests PREQUALIFl~O aulhOftty to administer the ~i~cTORS estate under the lndepend· ARE ent Adm1n1stratlon oC Es· R VIERA ELECTRIC Of !ates Act (This Authorfty wlM allow the persooal rep· CALIFORNIA, INC. resentallve to take manu 2905 E. Ricker Way, wl•'--ob I I ' Anaheim CA 92806 aollon• utUUt tan ng 1714) 632.2760 coufl eppro11a1 Belo1e FAX· (7l4) 632:5051 toking certarn 11ery lmpor· SASCO 1an1 actions, l'lowe11er. the personal represeniauve 4701 \Ion Karman, Suite wlll be required to gllla no-1100. Anaheim, CA 92806, 11o1· to Tni.rested persons rt:> (~~)1~!:3847 unless they have waMld notice or consented to the PREOUA.LIFlED HVAC proposed action ) Th-. In· <WET & DAYl SUBCON· dependent admln!stratlon fRACTORS ARE authority Will be granted A 0. REED & CO. unltH an Interested per· 4771 Ruffnet Street, san son Illes an objeotlon to the ~B)~~J,2d11, 1 • petition and showS good ~AX· (6HI) 2fi2~958 c:aun Why the covn ahoukJ UNIVERSITY not grant Ille authQlity, MECHANICAL A HEARING on In. pell· 1000 N Kraemer PlaC8 lion Yrlll be held on """'*" CA 92808 • JULY 1. 1999 a1 t:4S pm (11 4) S3l·2600 • in Oepl L73 lotated at ~AX· (7l4) 832•7500 341 The City Dttve Sooth. PREOUALIFIED PLUMD ~nrc;ir~rcsT 10 the ING SUBOONTRACTOAS granting of 1he pelltkln, YoU AREA o REED & co ahould •l>P8•1 at the l!Nr 4777 Ruffner Street Sen ~:': :1ew: ~: Diego, CA 9211 1, liOnS with the COUf'I ~ (910) :ieS-4131, the heating Your IP· ~AX (~~S~~ pearance = peTton MECHANICAL or1wroor:..e A CMDI· tOOO N ~ Piece, TOA or co11tlng1nt C19dllor ~~) 932-~2809. of tho~. you mut t • Illa your dllln with the s:. 632·7600 court 1nd mell a ~to ttie Document• W1I par1on1t ,.,,. .. nc11111• be to prequalltltd appoinlad by ... ClOIH1 GeriefW Ooritl'8C1Qr Btd-wlllln tour~ t1om lhe der1 on THURSDAY. d* d l'9 b llluafa ol JUlllS 10, , ... and .... .,. ....,. •~In Pro· ia~D ~ Codi MdlOf'I 8100 cs """ ~ '°' ':La dllm• 3, • ....., ..... :::,.: : ,. ,.:; Cotti Miii. CA921ie ... .._.. (11 ._, YOUMAV h :':" .. : R .. '1 I .,'t ' . . - Con6ollO•t•d Rapro· Plutntitnv llncl ~ grephle:I, Oftlciall, lndudll'IQ el Ip· NOTE: It 11 the .ut1oorh pendioe&, and die Untfoim 1111C1ora' respooa11>1Uty to Admlnl tr•t111a Cod•, 1997 register with lhO Untv4'1alty Edition, aa publlahed by or COnacllldatctd A.pro-lh• 1n1tmat1on1t Con Of8Phiee kl aellnowtedge , .. r~ of Bul!Oing Of· rwc.1p1 of the MultlptUJK!M llc:ialt. ••cluchng Tables Scteoce 81!0 Tecttno1o9Y ·"A 3 B, 3 C. 9 0. 3·E. Buelding bid dO<:umenta 3.,, 3 G and 3·H For the Unl11ar11ty will notify ~Of Pf06Cllblng '9(1• wl>Qontractor• wllO havo UlatlOns tor oraa.no and ax· regletered wllh 0-1gn & cavatlona, the Otano• Ccins.lnictJOn SaNIC&• Of Coonty GOO!ng and Ex· Consolld1tod Repro cavallon COdo Is hetttb): grapt\lcl of addenda whloh IKJOpted The provisions ol ire evatlable at ~lgn a theff Code• _. amended Coristruchon Servtots by th111 chapter &haU oon- A MANDATORY PAE-rituta the 8Ulldlng Aagu- 8IO CONFERENCE than latlons ol lhe City ol Costa be h&ld u loflowl Mesa Where ltl(I Cellfomie THURSDAY, Code of ~ulationa and JUNE t7, 1"9 AT t :OO Stale 8u11d1ng Standards A.M., at: Code ol Reg\llltlons differ CONFERENCE ROOM from any sectlonl ol the t103, Uniform Cod••· Stale reg· BIO SCI ulatlons •hall pre11a11 over ADMINISTRATION the Uniform Codes. BUILDING, Three (3) otrt1fled eoples ·UNIVERSITY of all of the •bolle codes Of CALIFORNIA, IRVlNE, and standards therefor .,. IRVINE, CA 92697, on Ille In lheotyolflots and (949) 824-6700 are made available through (See Map Ill the City ctell< for public fn; Bid 00cumen11) spectK>n " ATTENDANCE AT PAE· Notwllhstandlng the BIO CONFERENCE IS prOl/ISlonS of lhe MANDATORY FOR ALL ebol/e·referenced uniform PRE·OUA.LtFIEO PRIME codes, all tees for services CONTRACTORS; PRE· prOl/lded pursuant to the 810 CONFERENCE WILL unltorm codes sh1H not BE Ct.OSEO AT 9:05 A.M. take effect unbl a resolUllon ANY PREQUALIFIED fof such fees .. adopted by PRIME CONTRACTORS the aty council pursuant to ARRIVING AFTER 9:05 Calilornla Government A.M. WILL NOT BE Code Sections 66016 and EUGIBLE TO PARTICI· 66020. • PATE IN THE BID PRO· SeC11on 2 Sedlon 5-12 CESS AS A PRIME CON-of Chapter I ol Tiiie 5 of the TRACTOR. Costa Mesa Munlclpat INTERESTED. Code Is hereby amended SUBCONTRACTORS to read as follows' ARE INVITED TO AT· "Sec. 5·12. Refund of lees TEND THE PAE·BID Relundolany!eepaldby CONFERENCE lhe apphc:enl pursuant to Sealed bid• will not be this Title may be made as accepted after: provided In the 1997 Unl- 2:00 P.M., TUESDAY, .form Building Code and the JUNE 29, 11199. 1997 Unllorm Admlnis· At· Design and Constite-tralf11e Code." lion Services. UniVeralty of Section 3 Section 5-65 Calilomla, Berkeley Place. of Chapter IV, Tltle 5 of the Suite 3500, lrvlne, CA Coste Mesa Municipal 92697-2450 Codo is hereby deleted In Sealed bide wlll be ris entirety opened et 2:05 P.M.. Section 4 S.verabll1ty Tu.aday. June 29, 1999, U any chapter, artlC!e. 81d Sacurity in the s ection, subsectron, amount of 10% ol the subdivision. sentence, Lump Sum B9Se Bid, ex-clause, phrase, or portion eluding attemates, shall ac· of lhis Ordinance or Its ap· company each Bid. The pllcallon 10 other persons Surety issuing the Bid The City Council hereby Bond shall be, on the Bid declares that II would have Oeadllne. llste<I In the adopted lhis Ordinance latest published Slate of and each chapter, artlele, Calliomia. Department ol section. subsection, Insurance. hsl of Insurers subdllllslon, sentence. Admflled to Transact clause phrase, ·or portion Surety Insurance In This ther&OI. 1rrespectl\le ot the State • fact that any one or more The ~\JCcesslul Bklder slibsec:tlone, subdivisions, and Its Subcontractors wlll sentence a. clauses, be required to follow the phrases, or portions of t.he nondiscrimination require-appllcatlon thereof to any ments set forth In the Bid· person, be declared Invalid ding Document•. all<1 to or uncoostl1utl0nal No por· pay prev&Jhng wage rates lion of this Ordinafl<l8 shall at the location of tho wen. supersede any tocal, Stater. All ln&urence pOffOles re· or.federal Law. regUation, quired to be obtained by or '\:ooea dealing with kfe Contractor sf'lall be st.ibjeci sareiY faC1ors. to appr011al by Un111ars1ty Section 5. Publication. tor lorm and sub111ance. All This ordinance -sltall take such policies shall be fs· affect and be In full force sued by a company, which and effect thirty (30) days 1s !Isled by Besl and shall from and alter lts passage tieve a raung of A· or better ilnO, before the expiration and a lina!lciaJ dassl· ol hl1een (15) days after Its tlcahon or VIII or better passage, shall be pub- The suc:cessful Bidder ltsheQ once In a newspeper will be required to have the ol general circulation lollowtng State ol Cal1fomta printed and published In Contractor's hconse cur· the City of Costa Mesa, rent al the lime o f and shaJI po&t In the ollloe submission of the Bid. of the CHy Cieri<, a certified General Building eopy of this ordlnance to- Contractor > gether with the names of (License Class1f1Callon) the merpbers ol the City B Council I/Olmo for and {LM:ense Code) a.galnll the same THE AEGENTS OF THE p A S S E O A N D UNIVERSITY OF ADOPTED this 7th day of CALIFORNIA JlMle, 1999 June, 1999 Published NewPort Beacf'l· Costa Mesa oa_uy Pilot June 10, 14, 1999 ThM575 ORDINANCE NO. 99-6 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL · OF THE crrv OF COSTA MESA, CALI· FORNIA, AMENDING SECTIONS 5·1, 5-12 AND 5-65 OF TITLE 5 OF THE COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADOPTING THE 1997 UNIFORM CODES A.NO 1996 NAT;JONAL ELECTRIC OOt>E, AS AMENDED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE CITV COUNCIL OF THE CITV OF COSTA MESA DOES HEREBY OOOAIN AS FOU.OWS SectlOO t Section 5-1 of Cnaptet f, Title 5, of the Costa Mesa Municipal Code Is hereby amended to read as followt "Sec. 5-1 unnorm Codes Adopted. For the purpose of prescr1blng regulation$ ror erecting, con1truc11on. enlargerTW1nt alt81ation, re· pair, lmprolllng, removal, oonver~. deinol1110n, oc:-c;upancy, 9QU1pm81lt UH, height, and area ol b\Jlld· ings and structu!.-.•.i t~• lot· lowing Uniform \AXl8I sut>- GARY MONAHAN Mayor of the City of Costa Men ATTEST: MARV T. ELUOTT 0.pu1y City Clerti. oft.he Cfty ot CoataM"' STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY Of OljlANGE) ss CITY OF COST'A MESA) I, MARY T. ELLl<:rrr. Deputy City Clerk and ell· officio Clerk ol the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, hereby oort1fy that the abolle and foregoing Ord nanc:e No. 99-6 was In· troduOed and CONidered section by section at a ~ utar meeting of the City Council hekf on the 181h day of May, 1999, and thereafter passed and aaopted as a whole at a regular meeting of the City COOncll hekJ on the 7th day ol June, 1999, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Monahan, Cowan, Erlckaon, Dillon NOES: None ABSENT: Somera IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I t1ave here· unto set my hand a~ af· foced the seal of the City of Costa Mesa this 8th day OI Jun., 1999. MARY T. ELLIOTT Deputy City Cleftl and ex-offlcto Cleftl of the Chy Council of Vle City of Coate Mnl Publl1htld. Ne~ Beach· Co$ta Mesa Dally PllOt JIM 14, 1999 M522 . . -. . ,T, ~NO. •'7 OidlrWIOI AN OROINANCI OF ltodlad and OOMide!ed THE CITY COUNCIL Melton by aectlon al • r•g· OF THI! CITY OF ~n:.e:~ onof lhetna C1ly COSTA MESA. t81hC11yotMay, 1 ~.and CALIFORNIA AMEND-ttiereaflor paa .. tl nd tNO CHAPftR H OF lldOplad ... whole II a TITLE 7 OF THE ~ meeting at ht Clly COSTAMESAMUNIC-~~~~:~ IPAl CODE' ADOPT· = ro1 c:a1111oto: tNO THE 1H7 E M-· .. • ,.~ UNIFORM FIRE CODE :li.i~:"o"r;;:• ....... n, Pftl!SCRIBING REGU• NOES: Nono· LATIONS GOVERN· ABSENT: Somera INO CONDITIONS IN WITNESS HAZARDOUS TO LIFE WHEREOF, I have here• AND PROPERTY unto aet my tiand and at. FROM FlRE HAZARD-f!Qd the Seal o1 the C11y ol ous MATEAIALS OR 1:!~ ~~ lhl• &th Clly of EXPLOSION; PAOVIO-MARY T. E1.LIOTT ING FOR THE 089UIY City Ctetk and. ISSUANCE OF PER ex-ottrc10 Cieri! of tl\e • Cfty Councll of th• MrTS FOR HAZARD-City of com Me11 OU9 USES OR OPER· PubHsfled Newport Beach· ATIONS; AND ESTAB-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot USHING A BUREAU Juna 1'4, 1999 OF ARE PREVENTION M523 ANO PROVIDtNG OF· NEWPORT BEACH FlCERS THEREFOR CITY COUNCIL AND DEFINING THEIR AGENDA SUMMARY POWERS AND STUDY SESSION· DUTIES. 3:00 P.M . THE CITY OOUNCIL OF JUNE 14, 1999 THE CITY OF COSTA PUBLIC HEARINGS MESA DOES HEREBY ADOPTION ·OF THE ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS SECTION 1: The Clly 1998 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE Council of the City of Costa ADOPTION OF THE Mesa hereby finds and de· BUILDING CODES ANO clare~ that recent rev1slons of the Uniform Fue Code RESOl.UTION SETIING are In keeping with modem FORTH FIN 0 INGS BASED ON LOCAL CON· lire department practices. OITIONS WITHIN THE The City _,Council further CITY OF NEWPORT finds and oectares that oer· BEACH WHICH MAKE taln modllicallons therelo C E R T A 1 N M 0 o are deslrable to oonlorm f F 1 c A T I o N s A N o with the needs of Iha City ,.._. T of Costa Mesa due to the wnANGES 0 THE CALI· Ci""s••ft""'•e clitnate, t~ FOR NIA BUil DING ., "'"'4" cooe. THE CALIFORNIA graphy and geology in 1 PLUMBING CODE ANO ihe City 11 locatea In a semi-arid coastal region THE CALIFORNIA RESI· The City Counoil further OENTIAL CODE REA· lln<IS and declares that ll'le SONABL y NECESSARY Public heallh, safely and PUBLIC HEARING RE· GARDING THE' welfare require the aOop· PRELIMINARY BUDGET tton ol the 1997 Uniform FOR THE 1999-00 FISCAL F1ra Code. SECTION 2 Chapter II ol YEAR, PURSUANT TO Tiiie 7 of the Muni"'""I SECTION 1102 OF THE ... ,... NEWPORT BEACH CITY Code of lhe City ol Cosla CHARTER. AND THE Me58 enUtled FIRE CITY'S APPROPR PREVENTION ls hereby IATION amended as follows; (GANN) LIMIT FOR THE 1999-00 FISCAL YEAR. (1) Sec 7-14. Adoption PURSUANT TO ARTICLE of Uniform Are Code. )( B o e "There Is herebv ad~ted Ill F THc;. STATE I CONSTITUTION by the City Council 0 the ALBERTSON'S INC Clty ol Costa Mesa, C81i· (MARK STEINMAN, AP· tomla, lor the purJ>06e ol PL CANT) Pr81Criblng 1et!!lation1 1 . • 3049 EAST COAST 'HIGHWAY • AN governing condit haz· APPEAL OF THE DE ardous to hie and property · from life, h&ZalttouS mate· CISION OF TME Pl.AN rials or explQslon, that oer· NfNG COMMISSION taln eode known as the ~HICH APPROVED A Uniform Fire Code, pub· REQUEST FOR A USE llshed by the lntematlonal PERMIT TO ALLOW A RE· Fire CoOo lnsti1Ula, being M 0 0 EL AND C 0 N. particularly the 1997 edf· ST R U CH I 0 N 0 F A tlon and Appendix STORAGE MEZZAl'ifNE · Chapters l·C, ll·F. llf·A, WITHIN AN EXISTING nl·B, 111..C, V·A-x.andVl·A of RETA IL ... ~ROCE RY which no4 less 111an ()(\19 (1) STOOE-BUn.ulNG ANO A copy ii now fifed in the Of. WAIVER OF OFF floe cl tile City Clerk of the STREET PARKING RE· City of Costa Mesa and the OUIREMENT WITH' THE ACCEPTANCE OF AN Sama Is hereby adopted OFF SITE.. PARKING and Incorporated as fully AGREEMENT as " sel out 81 length here-TRAFFIC PHASING OR· In, and from the date on D CE which this ordinance Shall INAN • PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO take effect. the pfOlllSIOOS CHAPTER 15 40 OF THE thereof shall be controlling NBMC, TRAFFIC PHAS· within the flmlts ol the Ctty ING ORDINANCE TO of Costa Mesa." (2) Sec. 7•15 Amend· PROVIDE TMAT menls lo Article 1 of the CIRCULATION SYSTEM Code, AOMINl~TRATION • IMPROVEMENTS RE· Sd'Cllon 105 2 2 Is QUIRED FOR A OE· "' V E l 0 P M E N T A A E amended; to read as ,.,.. •RQUGHL Y PROPOR· ~~ • 105 2 2 EKptratlon TIONAL TO THAT PRO· A permit shall continue tor JECT'S IMPACT, TO such a ....... ""-< of IJme 111 MODIFY THE DEFINI ~""" TION OF FEASIBLE IM· d8510nated lherern 81 the PROllEMENT, TO ES, llme ol Issue.nee. Long TABl.ISH A THRESHOLD ~':'a&.:rmie~n·uas~ly A l:rrr:i~~ FOR TRAFFIC IMPACTS ~ THAT REQUIRE •• 11'18H not b• transferable, CIRCULATION SYSTEM and any change In use. oc IMPROVEMENTS ANO cupancy, operation or own· T 0 C H ANG E TH E ershlp shall reqwe a new N u M e E R o F A F permit " (3) Sec 7•16. Amend· FIRMATIVEb VOTES ments to Article 10 of NEEDED TO VERRIOE Code, FIRE PROTECTION THE PROVISIONS OF THE ORDINANCE TO SYSTEMS AND EOUIP· 517THS OF THE MEM· M~:~s 1008 thrnunh BEAS ELIGIBLE TO --• VOTE 1Q08 8 are deleted. CURRENT BUSINESS SECTION 3. This Or· F dinance shall take effect REQUEST OR CO· SPONSORSHIP BY THE and be In run toroe thirty BALBOA PERFORMING (30) deys from and after ARTS THEATRE FOUN· lhe passage thereof, and OATION ortor to Iha expiration ol Pubkshed Newport Beacti-lif1een (15) Cllys llOll'l Its Colla Mesa Dally Pilot pauage shall be published June 14• 1999 once In a newspaper of general c:lrculatlon, printed MS25 and published 111 the City or Flctitlou• Buaineu Costa Me$8, and shall Poll Name Statement In the office ol the City The follOWlng persons Clertl a certified copy of are oo4ng business as thls Ordinance together JP Contracting, 13.451 With the names OI the Browning A11e • 'tustfn. CA members of the Clty Coun-92780 elf l/Ollng tor and against Jim Palmeri. 13451 the same BtOwnlng Ave., Tustin, CA PASSED ANO ADOPTED 92780 this 7th day ot June, 1999 This bustneu is con· GARY MONAHAN ducted by· an lndrvldual Have you started doing M1,or of the business yet? Yes. 6+99 City 0 Coot• Md• Jim P11mert ATTEIT: T 1•-.. MARY T. EUIOTT hit 11111ement was ,..., ~ty City Clef'k With the Coonty. Ctell< ol of 1~ City 01 Ofange County on 6· 11 ·99 C09la Mna 1"917959711 STATE OF CALIFORNIA) Daily PtloC June 14l.21. --' ' . Ooity PilOt ,. I 1: • I I I I .* .. -..-&.-!-..-. -- O.ach. CA D2G63 • Robert G AlolWOrth. 4.4&- Tustin Av•.. Nawpo Ouch, CA 92663 l hit b\JSlnMS 11 CC(l:it Cloct~ by an 1nd111kJuaf Have you started b\lilll8t8 yet? Vea. June 01, 1999 Robert G Ain$woM Thta 11111am41nt war w1tfl the County Cle Orange County on 8· 11 ·99 1ttM7~ Dally Pilot June 14, 21. 1 28, July 5, 10&9 M527j Flctltloua Butln.sa I Name Statement , The loGow!nQ pettON. 1 lr8 ~ busineN S I CM1 Trading Compeny,: 1000 South Coital Ol1ve. ' K·208, Costa Mesa CA I 92626 I • Chrl$tlne H ChOI, 1000 : South Coast Ort11a. K·208. 1 Costa Mesa. CA 92826 l This business la corr ducted by an lnc:l1vldual Have you started doing business yet? No Christine H Chol This statement was l1teo with the County Cieri< Of Orange County on 6· 11 ·99 19996791915 Dally Piiot June 14, 2'1 , 28. July 5. t 999 M528 AC1itlous Bu1f nesa Name Statement The lollow1ng petsons are doing busmep a~ ALL OCCASION GIFT BASKETS, '285 Ea<f Call tomfa Place. Anaheim. CA 92805 Mohammad Fateh Oura1sh1, 1285 East Cell tornla Place, Anaheim. CA 92805 ThlS business 1s con· dOcted by an tnclrvidual Have you Slarted doing business yet? No Mohammad Fateh Quraishi lhlS statement was ltled with the County Cieri<. of Orange County on 6· 11 ·99 199967959G7 Dally PilOI June 14, 21 28. July 5, 1999 M529 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following pe1sons are dong buSmess as OOX Calibration Inc . 152' Monte Vista Ave , Cosla Meas, CA 92627 . OOX Calibration Inc • 687 East 152nd Street, Cleveland, Ohio 441 to • This business ts con ducted by· a COfl>Olatlon Have you stan8d do4nt buSl"\8SS yet? Yes, Jan 1998 DOX Cahbratfon Inc., Joseph T Mongellun1, President· • This statement wos rlllld Wllh the County Clerk ~I Orange Count'I on 6·11-90 199M79"13 Da"y Piloe June 14. 21 28. July 5. 1999 M530 Flctltlous Busineu Name Statement ™ lollowtng persons aro doing business as [ Kevt>oards Today b Tafklng Owner's nuals . c) Cas1okeyboard1 com. 1'59 Av1emoru Terrace. Costa Mesa Ca 92627·4026 Dan Marun Hakala 1159 Av1emore TemHlG, Costa Mosa. CA 92627·4026 • This business Is con· c:Jucted by. an lndlv1dual Have you stoned c:tolng business yet? No Dan Martin Hakala Thts statement was tiled 11t11h the County Cl&fk ~ Orange Counl)' on 6· t I ·9 1""19596 Dally Pit04 June 14, 2!1 28, JUI~ 5, 1999 M532 F ctl\lous BualnHa Name Statement ~ 1o11ow1no pee1COS are dojng business .,, Patent law & V8111U<tl Group, 3151 Airway Ave· nue. Suite K·t05, COsta Mesa, CA 92628 Wortd·Wide Patent S.rv· ices. Inc.. (CA), 3151 1ur- way Avenue. Suite K·10S, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is coo- ducted by: a corporalioo Ha\19 you started dOlng business yet? Yes. 01/01199 W()(ld-WkJe Patent Serv· Ices, Inc.. Gane Scott, President This s1a1e.men1 was flied W1lh the County Clerk of Orange County on 6·11-911 1999679SN8 Daily Pilot June 14, 21, 28, Joi 5, 1999 M532 WHAT HAPPENS IF : YOU DON'T .. I ADVERTISE'/ ~ NOTHING/ COUNTY OF ORANGE) 81 28, July 5, 1999 M526 c1TY oF cosTA MEsA> 8 , Call the I, MARY T. ELLIOTT, Flctl11ou• ua neH O.puty City c1e11< and •i<· Nam• Statem•nt officio Clark ot tt1e City The 1o11ow1ng. pertons Cla11lfled1 Councll or 1t1e City ot Colla a1e doing bu9lnl$$. a1 leot 10 the m0d1licallona set orth In this Ch•pter, are hereby edopted the Uni· lomi 8ulld1ng Code. 1997 E<lltlon. as published by the lnte1na11ona1 Con· larence of Building Of· Udals. and lncludlnQ IP· pendieas A·Chapler i2. A·Chapter 15, A·Chepter 29, A·Chaptar 31, A-Chapter 33, 11xcludlng Table• A-33 • A a B; ~ Uniform Mect11n1m1 Codt. 1997 Edition, Iii~ by the tncernallonll eon- lertnoa o1.-. Oltllll ...... hef b .. 1ty th t FlratFedi:inandal ~_.2 5678 ........ e Y ce.. • 445 Tustin Aw .• N.....,_,..rt ~ • ...-~~~~~~--~the~-·bove~--·nd=-:!Or11::.::gotng:=.:~~~~~~~u~~..-_J~========:=:::==:!f the UnlfO;m Codi. lndudlna -~· 1997 EdlflOn, a1 by the lntol'NlllCIMI Con· terenee ol BIJildlng Of· llciall, lhe Unltorm Code fOf , ... MN!~ of Den· STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? rdflt:. ~"~ • • • • • the lnt•rnallonal Con· • ' • • • • • lot9"Ca °' a.*llng Of· lldale, ... UNtonn fJ!gn I eom. 1997 !clltOn. • 1~.:.::=: ~,:r;: lion-~-... ~ ,... ...... .. ~-•111,; ... ~ ...... "Pod ....... naw A:Z.. .. lii ... fl:IH -..--. ........ , ., • I r • I .. .. f L Index • ... ~ F'J ...... ~--c.--·4tl .ca By Fu (949) 6.11-659.+ ByPhone By MaM.n Penon: ...... ,. 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AttrlCtlve 4Br 2.SBa 2·Sty Classic Home Great Ill plan, lrV rear y11d. cul-dt·sac, mnrtes to beach $3.14.900 Wen last! 9491651 ·2927 pager 1 24 ~1 EPITOME Of LEJSURE S.1114t. Udllgl One bedrm, ocean view, rtmodel llelr 11 ~I . =.s:m~ SOLDll' I ~I Showc1H Hom91 1., -WCI Sele In our Saturday Reel WATERFRONT • PVT OOCt( Estate Supplement! SBr 3 58a Ov11r 3000 sq.fl. Homes of the Week 2 Fp's, 3 car:JESunset View Q!splay Ads Start 11 Jus1 s151 $639,900 Delano, o.dne Is Tuesday at SPM Prudenbaf 9-581-5336 ClP«t House UsllngS 415' Deadllre Thursday SPM It Paya to AdvertlH In the Best Local Rut Estate Section CALL TODAYll LISA K. RIVERA 94~74-4252 ANNE WILLEY 94~.574-4249 BEACH COTTAGE $365,000 OCtANFRONT AXER • SOS.000. AGT 9481723-1120 vht1 8attx.2er 281 conao WllNltJll lntly, FP Mstr Baltl. Ilg pvt pibO Shows like I Model ReOJced to $284,000 A MU51 SN! A91"1 718-1570 Prlvl\I Mini Eatat~br13ba, Qlllll loC secunty gates S39S 000-$439,0® Beach • Income Luxury duplex wlstudlo unrt Comer fol iS Slept lrom sand. $990,000 Ne.wpon Helghta Value! 3bl/'2bl w/I br guesl house. great 11111 home, dOse to best 9Chools & stlopplng Won't las11 $369,000 Property HOUM 94H42-38SO. LUXURY DUPlEX wlOock On Thi Newport Channel Outslandlng 'Post Modern Architecture. 8ullt In 1995 10 two condo specification. St,499,000. Am Vaughn . Santas. B1oktr 949-f!9.S770 Golf Courn Beeuty 2Bd + trg toll, highly =edld, $500 crt<lt to er cost $419.000~ 94 6541 .. BALBOA 8A Y" 2 NEWER CONDOS ON THE CANAL $599,000 & $899,000 2tlr'I, den. 3bl'I , Ill*:, f/Ky· ~. jeclJnJ Ila 'Mel bolt dOCkSI ~ f1Wli pall! ~ 714-740-9500 ; Bedroom 1 Lil Iii end btdll oondO. Low, low price C..-tor more dllab. E~ Cortcltt, ~ tM9-75W121 Blllol lllend Ylllty 3000 sf, upp1f . 14 I 0 So. Bayf ront 2BdmVDln. 38alt\ patlang. S3500'mo. 94HS2-288t - Shopping f<K a new ~ ctua"*I lata you compara co.ta • without haula Of~ ....... 7. l~.--1 .. THE SHOAES APTS• 1 a 2BR TOWNHOMES St1rtln9 et 11095/mo. Cu"9frt VIClnll IVlll. Month to Month IHM. We.,.• l*t cbmmunlty. 6 blockt from beech. IMM44-2S11 * Speclou. 1 Br .fl'. a Deck Ocean side ol H , no pell &mo minimum, S105Mno Incl ubll Clll IMM73-M35 1110 COSTA= I * OOSTA MESA'S BEST* Junior 1 bedroom Ind I bedroom. -2 bedroom I beth Ouitt gated corrmn1y' ~ tennis, easy ICCll$ to ff'fWly, beech & mallos 7t4-S57-0075 .PEPPERWOOO APTS. IBdnn, new Cllpl(, W(d hk·up, smd pat':lianl· Sn5/mo No Pets 9-631-7813 NEWPORT ACROSS THE STREET 281 1.5Ba~. FP, no petS $995/mo 1 s IMrie Ave . 15 949-7~9422 Ext. 203 Ask tor Danell HEASTSIDEH 2br 1 be. dwnstalrs, C/ngloc, new appls & • musl He! $925 26~=·s 2br, ' rplc, patio Garden Setlllg. pool ~ on pnwnlses 2043 Sanla Ana Ave 1945/MO. Thi Renter C«ller 714-Mt_.203 .. ; SELL ..J;~ .· Father's Day Messages Appearing Saturday, June 19th 20 Chnallfloper llne. You may.,.. .. 4 llnls. For llrger Ids, clll 1rt ICMrttlilg r1P todlyl __ _..,...,far,..,/ MX ""8 fonn to (841) Ut-elM Mime~· --....... ~-----------------------------------· ...... ;__ _____________________ _... ____________ _, •mr: --------.....:.------------~-. .. oer HARBOR RIDGE 2Br 2Ba 200051. upgraded, 2c gar, gu111d-gated, $2600/mo David Pmc.. Agent 949-718-1520 Exclualve Brand New Home Premlem area of NPB. 3Br + bonua 3.Sblt, 9a11 glllt'Cled, S535Ct'rno 111. 805-497-2275 2Br 28• VersallleOeean view. new carpet, fresh paint, file, brighl & auy, amen. 51395/mo 949-588·3083 •BALBOA PEN.N' Large 3br 3bl clean dplex, 2 car gllf, no pet1. 1532 Mltlnw Dr. IA $~. Agt. IMMso-3822 LOE BLUFf'S VIEW TWNHM 3br + flmrm, upgradedtl Bly l tl'Ml'lbllt view. Ownlf $2995/mo IMMSM485 UDO ISLE HOME Beau 2,300T II 4br, 2.5ba, 3 car gar, 1undeck, 1pac p1tlo, tandee • footsteps to bch. $(5~o. 1 yr lu. i>.ut IMM73-3957 ~ B1lbol Penn 3br 2be, lrplc, new paint and bllnds, no gar. S1450/mo. Incl water 94M73-IM98 Motel ·coSTA MESA' MOTOR INN 1 ST Wk Special On All Rms $134.00 Tax. tea1U res 24-hrs lront desk, D 0 imnes. free HBOJESPN/[)sc+ loc chann. poolhleated tac Guest laund Nlby Fwys 405 & 55 mn away lrom OC F 8llg«is College. shop mW bc:hs. r1111 A merme1 o1 Callt HoleVMolel un Hllbol Blvd 9-49-645-4840 li_.,.I Coat• ..... amatl otflc:e apec:e to ""'L Slartlng II $'504300 Incl all utll. Near OCC, nice quiet loc. Lota of 1*1dn9. 71W40-3HS 1600 / 3200 sq ft Avell July t. Buss/Ind office space Nice Units! 1001 w. t7'1 5'. Com .,.... MIMIO-la7 • Doors -I• lq1l111111' H.:l0.1111-:1.00p111 \1 .. ,,.1,,, I n-1.• \\ ,1lk-l11 R::i0.1111-;; OOpm \I .,.11 .. 1 ,,.i., f 4021,,osr a FOUND f FOUND Blac;k S1leSJh91d 1'111• te11111t 81 N8wpol1 Blvd & 15th 00 618 949-67S.3526 LOST CAMEO BROOCH BY 1 TTH BANK OF AMERICA CM, OR BALBOA AREA REWAROllt 949-67S·3657 LOST Smlll Grey Cit. Short hai1, flully near Wilson and Ptacen11a Last seen Monday noon 949-631 ·2532 LOST WHITE SHAVED CAT Harbo1 View Hills So 949-719·261~ 412 CEMETERY LOTS 2 Plott (IOI 2 cask11S 01 4 urns) near 2 traes lrl sold out ViSta Del Mat sec PaallC View NB $7500 obo 714-894-8118 1 440 ~1 * Pt.ANTS FOR SALEI • Acu1 1.r111 Ind other pllntl 94t-723.s415 • POOL CLEANER KREEPY KRAUL Y Slllt: IN BOX NEVER USED 1200 PAGER 1·SSS.588-76'5 PrHtlgloua Balbo1 B1y wu. Yacht Club M1m1>er1Hlp. Aaklng price S1500. (negotiable) 62$-793·5385 WOLFF TAHNiNG BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT ANO ,SAV1:1 COMMEACIAUHOME unrts l1om $199 00 low M~P51 FREE Color Call HIOl>-711~1 19" Colo!' lV Wltti remote, $50. New Sflrln9 Air twlrr m1tt1111/bo1 111 St 00. Yemlh• 4 channel emp, Yemlha em-fll'I digital tutllf sso f« both. Solid wood lttteo ~. StOO. Heelth Rider $100. 714-M2-S612 I"' ~1 ~J euv ALL PIANOS! Antlques-Qualrty l'lll'llllure one piece or ~ housefll~, Cash paid 800-649-4922 ' ' ... . ~ --~ .. . . . . . . ' ... CU llH llCYCLI. ............. _ ....... ~-·-... ........... "1 ·--- Oln ngroom u · o Cl Cherry, 92" dbl pedMtal, 2 l11la. 8 hand cltWCI chair•, 1'9httd buffet and hutch ~ matching Mrver, ltlll boxed, coat $9000, Sell $3950. 114-235-5565 ttlllen IHthlr 10l1 & IOve- "''· new 1tlll wrepped1~.-y 101t, top quallty. W11 JZOOO 11crUtce. SHO. 94t-26t·9933 .. KARGES * * Frunch Grande CuriO ~legent C1rc1ss1an Wa)nul Retail $26,990 Askllo $15,000 PGR 9491248-6226 NOW OPEN 1n Cotti Mesa. MESAVEROE~ CONSIGNMENTS 1525 l.4esa VtHde E •109 Hr Mon-Fn IOlm-Spn end Sat 11 am-Jpn\ Bnng 111 COllSignmer4S °' bfowse 1h1ou1111ne st01e We have llne lum 1ur.i1 & access's 1rtwol'll and more!• 714-.557-0207 Queen MattrHI S.t ~ Frame 111 box top of"llne Selta $400 MMr5-6tK. WROUGHT IRON 4 Potter Bid w/unused queen box 5Prlno & maltress S350/obo 714·381·1949 1456 PETSIUVESTOCK I Rare exotic w1ld·tooklng leopard spotted CFA oclcat k"1tnl for j)(lv111ged tew $4SMSOO 94t-&31 ·2111 . .eo MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS l(oetillf Clmpbell SpiMI P11no plays really well nut sacnfice $575 714-527-0000 14MMERc:=i RECORDS TOP DOLL.ARI Jan A & B sou Roel<. etc 50'1 & 60'$ MIKE 845-7505 WANTEDI OLD COIN$1 Gold silvllf Frankin mn. sler ~ng Old walehei & jewelry WESTCOAST COIN6-42·94'8 1470 fljSlR~ I Phlebotomy Course Boston Reed Co Calif Reg '3901291 t-800-20H141 A Bed TEXTBOOKS & Video School on display near you Con11c1 us at www •b•k• org/nc3 or 1·800·&7 .. ·2353 nt 31 lor more Information (CAL •SCAN) ..........,.... ···-Fr /Pl' daJ::.' Ttr.o PerHow-~ =~br..i.__. . ._._ ...... _ . ....,_. &it.1nt•1n c ... ,.,.. ... c.a Rutr' nnd rl1·t1dlml' un• 11h11·1·1 10 d1ung~ withuur uonre. Tiw pubti~hrr n-,,..n ,., tlw ngl11 111 l'1·11~or. r1•t•lth.,1f\ 11•\ ,.,e or rrJl'•'t nnr rlu ...... iftf'd udHrli'l'lrll IH, Pli:u•f• rq x1r1 811\'trmr thut mu\ b~ '!' }~J~1r du ,it.1·11.1Cl11nrnr·dt.1tr I~ llw D.1ih 1111111 uurpt .. no ' liah1lm for 1111\ 1•1111r 111 u11 u1h 1·m~•·1111·m (or .... Juch it mu\ ~ • bl • < • I rr~pon 1 f' 1 \l't•pt for 1hf' 111 tu( llw ~11111"1' nctuaU\ t1t'tup1td L~ 1Lr rrro1. Cu d1t 1 an 11111~ ~· .1ll11~t'd for tbt' fir 1 m~nion. ' .-----Deadlines • Monda) ............ F'riJa, 5·00pm Thur,day .. Wedne..day 5:00pm Tue...day ......... Monda, 5·00pm Friday .......... Thu~day S:OOpm Wedne..,da} .... TuP-.,day S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday 5:-00prii 478 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS DRIVERS-FLATBED Expanding Fle9t Expenence pays! Eam 10 37 clWllS/111118 'MedlCal. Dental, Lite & 40tK 'Run Westel'IV48 61atas '3 yrs OTA + I Y' lle!bed Com-bined Transport (CAL.SCAN) DRIVERS-WHEN IT comes to benefits we've got att the bells and ""11stles 'New pay ra1511 'Solos 29q>m '$1 000 • on bonus Training op· ~ SRT t-&n·BIG· l>AYDAY (1·877-2A4 72931 Toti Free (CAL'SCAN) Drivers wanted tor lumiturtl defNenes lmmedllla open- ings Good OMV nteOOd Cal 714-550-755' • •••••••••••••••••• HOTEL • • · Front Desk • *Clerk~* a &· Maint Person .• Full 1nd PT now • hiring 111 shlltst : Apply In person • Costa Mesa • Motor Inn. : 22n Harbor Blvd. • 949-645-4840 : ................... HOTEL STAFF Wolll ti/ Ille beach' Euy WOllt. easy rrior-.y S11rt S7"1r PIT ~ In persoo 0 1800 W. Balboa Blvd. NB MM7S-3463 lrvi.nt Bl.. Ribbon Jtwtlh day sc:hool aeeks e..pe1 crtd EJementry IHdlers, ~' teachers • teacher ISS&SWf1IS Middle & High ~ Pe tdll -tcnr 1.1$$1sls Con,> Sllaiy, sm dass WASC ac:cied tecfl. not bacilground preferred OulStanding opport IOI the~ people Mad resume to M , 5200 Bonita Canyon 01 IMne 92612orFAX(949)85§:2400 OWN A COMPUTER? Put i 10 world Eam up to S30K ema per year PfT. Log on to www.ltlbn.com Acc:e11 Codi F1213 7 Par1 time Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plue mileage. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:45am to 5:45pm. Addi· tional worlt may ti. aveil· •bl•. Mus{ have truck or Van, liability lnsurence with proof or paymenta, drlv· ers license. social , ucurity card, and clean D.M.V. print out. Accepting appllcatlona Mon to lhru Fri from 8:001m to 4:00pm. Pleue bring all required lnformetlon. Times Orange County Attn: Pam Beckinghem 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ane, Ca 92704 714-549-8548 8()().933-408() Pitt lime Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To lnMrt MCtlont lftto lh• Lo. AngMe nmae MWSpel* needed Sat 6:oo.m to 8:30pft'I. ind Sun 2:00em to l:CIOefft. Addttlontl wot1I IMY Ii. available. $5.00 I* hour or flMce work whlchevtr It grNte • Mu9t tww. dftv· .,. lklMI Of Celtfamil l.D. "' J e 90clal Stcurity canl. CallilK~---11f191Mc"*" lloft """ Fi1 "°"' l:OOlm '° 4:00pm. ONLY. l1fMt Orli9 Caunly Alln: ,_ lnld ..... ll01 GlrW't .. .....-.c.11184 n••••• ...... 478 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS 'RETAIL HALLMARK STORE In , NPB, now l)lrlng AHL Man.ager w/1q>er, aar.t. lulV pal'Mirne. clll t49'-72t-IOIS ,. Retail Store Mgr Sc1ndl1 Down,prerNer Clolltlll & llllen Sllop looking IOI • Stora Manager w.111 2 yelll's upecal1 mana98'1*'t or merthlndtsmg expenence !or ou1 South Coast Plaza 5to1e Be part ol our ex· citing oew move and llflOVI ''°" Comprehen$1'i1 salaiy & beoelA p~k.JQA FAX mume 10 A. s.dlock 11 (212) 17t-5367 Sales •HEALTH FOOO• STORE in Coall Miu Med• Iliff per1on lo at.mt pan t11N and wof1I 10 lull time, ftulbll h01111 Call 10< Ml lppl 512·592 .. 124 SALES "LEADS GALORE~ Home Improvement Co PatlOS, Te• Wn exp• mus~ S80K • 1.8()0. 76'"4000. Sates People Etm $60:200t( 'w .. COl'lllllL.~, 15% bonus Full or PfT llOlnl Of our olll<:es Cell 71'"SS6..S11S. Slcreta'Y.. Mull hive com· pu1er glliflS Sm otflol FIT 8 30·5 00 $12/IV S\Blt CM loc Fax resume to 71'-5$6-6180 Seeking 1 way dnver w~h mecium size van to Whidbey WA IO 18111 smd IUlllll\lfe 949-831-3274 8$1! IOI' Malgll1 aazuus a 1111a111u1• tt • e ?g Telemarketer : •, tt Oul lop $oaHll pe!10n • tt made S2300 lul • tt "'9111 Legit.mate ISi • e 11 rate COf!1>an)' his 2 9 1t . .... __ • 1t open.nos 1 """"r • • and 1 opener ttgest tr e ~nh tr tt lldl.iry Al inbol.Wld • 'It leaCIS llO IO 90'JI. ol tt : our c:MnCs buy lot : tt OVll 3 )1$ This II Ille e tr best ~ tor • •111e~~· = and llicT'Y locused : a lnd1v1du 1 1 •• • 31~651 .. 714 • 1t • 1111011eea1111eae• 1•78EM~I Pleaae be IWlfe that the li1tln91 In thl1 c.tegoty may require you to c:an 1 IOO numw In Which -C:EARN HUGEg PROFlTS NOWI! Looking for aerlotl~ motivated ~pie only. Eem ~+ per year. Work from home. not MLM. 800-345-9681 X4000 3,000,000,00 • Printer Cartridges Sold. • Less than 15% recyeled Own atyi operate your OWQ:i comm recydmg ~' Eam$100.000 • per year 1-80().670-2357 BUSl,.ESS FOR SALE Cl'llldrena & M1ter111'\j Consignment ' Re$al8 sun 9yl'Ssollcl Seoous~. by ll>PI 949-541001 AT&T BELL PAYPHONES. Local:"181 $150K ye11 pol9rf- ll 1 t Lowest p1 1cu. 800·800·3470 24 hr\, (CAL'SCAN) thlf9 It e cllwge per DEBT OO..SOUOA TIGN..., minute. Lower peymentst Stop • ~, ====1 = ~ "=$ -~ CfeOI Courwlllng ""======~ ~ ~1r:r:: ,,.. WWW fltm lycredlt Olf (CA.L 'SCAN) l1111dsm,11S 10 Monday, June 14, 1999 ACROSS 1 T--' I ob'I;, wool t 0 FOOd flsti 14 Donald Duck'• ..... By CHMW GOUN 1Mlh OMM1 SHARIF and TAHNAH HINSCH ANSW£RS TO WEEKLY Blll.OCE QUIZ hold: 15~ Q 1 • A~ South. vulnerable, you ~~Pll hQld: •A106 O Al09l O AQIOS •72 'The biddina hu J'fOCecded. 1e WMk,uan eXOUM 17 Roed lo Rome Ul~ext,. '9 0per8 highlight 20 Astrologel"I •AJH o KJ9J O 98 • KQS Partner opens the bid~.hng with one ~T+:.i~I hean. What'do you lt'spondl NORTH EAST SOlTl'H WEST •• 4• ? What llCllon do you take? concern 22 Stouter 24 Noah'• boat 25 FOftsl baby 26 Piec. of good DOWN 1 ·ae.-r 2 Commutef ··~:s!Jt12 ~~WQlll A · If you think we arc trying to \'ull iii: a fast one, you mi Judge u~ cruel y. ......,~~1 If you play that a JU mp to three A· The preempt has done its job. Any holding which contains three occs facing an opening btd is a very good hand indeed, yet 1111y action other than double or four spades is fraught with danger. Our ~ote gOC$ to four spades -double might not yield enough. vehicle hearts 1s forcms. make that bid. Should that achoo be a hmit raise, fortune JO Squander 35 ·-we having fun yet?" 3 Taagrass 4 Great number e-14 " .:u.i;;..i..;...-1 make whatever forcing raise in hearts you have available. 36 Calendar box 37 Oelectlve Pinkerton 38 Ovenhfown 41 ForeshadoW 43 Pass, as a btll « Golf score 45 Ids kin 46 River-mouth depolll 47 Swlmmel"s Nl.lard 50 Sloped area 53-premium scarce 54 Hol sauce 5 Fort 8 Alttla, e.g 27 Actress Papas 51 Pains' partner 7 Actor Walt.ch 28 Himalayan 52 Do-r•ml 8 Honolulu counlry 54 Explorer wek:ome 29 Youngst8f Heyerdahl 9 Elltend a 3 t Hetghl ebt>r 55 lmponed subscription 32 Winter weather car to Balkan 33 Ballroom dance 56 ObJe<;t on radar 11 Spy Mala -34 Provida money 57 Sheltered, 12 Glrtlnend for for nautically Pierre 39 Autumn mo 59 Buffalo Bill 13 Treasured 40 Headhnera 60 Theater 21 Sandy's sound 4 t Review harshly lfN 23 Mr Sadat 42 l.ll<e priests 6t -out· barely 25 Avlale 44 Baby pOOdle QOt by 26 Walked In 48 And so on 84 Aood'1 'ileatel" waler 49 Carped 65 Had a meal ~~-,.--~--,,:---0 Call 642-5678. Put a few words to. work for you. Dail .--Pilot '"'"'" "''"!" "'" Q 2 -As Sooth, vulnerable, you hold · • J 10 J o AK Q j o AK Q J • 73 The bidding has proceeded: soum WEST NORTH EAST 10 Dbt i. Paa 1 What do you bid now? A • In the modem style, a response or one spade would be forcing and two s1>ades is weak. If those are your methods, it is simply a matter of whether you should pass or bid four spades. We think it would be cow- ardly not to bid four spades. As littJe as sax spade headed by K 9 could be enough 10 produce game. Q 3 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: 6 AK74 O A83 b 54 •AKJ8 Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A -You do not want to make a fore· mg heart raise with only three trumps, nor do you want to jump shaft when you have no idea where you want to play the conlrllCt. So it 1s simply a question of whether you should respond one spade or two clubs. Bid two clubs. 1f you show spades first and clubs later. partner is hkely to assume Y<f have a five- card sp.~e suit. Q 4 -As South, vulnerable. you Q S • Neither v,ulnero.ble. as South you hold: •62 1.?KQJ9 o A7 •K7542i Your right-hand opponent or.ns the bidding with one diamon . Wha action do you take? A -To double asks for trouble s1noe panner is almost sure to bjd some number of soades. An ovcrcall of two clubs wlth such a shoddy suit is as unthinkJlble. That leaves the choice betweeri11ass lllld an overcall of one hemt. With uch a good four- card suit , we would hop in at the one-level without giving the mauer a second thought. Q 6 • Neither vulnerable. as South you hold: •7 o AJ876J o 4 •AK76l The bidding hllS proceeded: SOUJll WEST NORTH EAST l o Pus l o Pus ? What do you bid now? A -While you only have 12 points in high cards, you have tremend9us lrick7taking potential. Therefore; you should have no qualms about tho • high reverse of three clubs. If part- ner has a fit for either of your suits, a slam is likely. • 1691 SAILBOATS I Sabot need• wort, ...... 11 • rope, elde boafcl, rudder, Johnson outbolrd 5hp with g11 lank $500. 94M75.f283 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS 692 SUPS/DOCKS /MOORINGS •3Dn SAILBOAH PARTNERSHIP Clll 714-557 ·2859 24hrs OiOff SLIP 621 Lido Paltl Or S13per1001 •ater elect~IY docll boll Xtnt location 949-1175-.6128 son Newpon Beech A stock Mooring with CAL ·25 sallboll wlsalls end outboard $12.500 Cell Jen 94M75~89 • ACURA LEGEND '89 BMW 528 '97 CPE, 1uto, tow ml, tthr BllVbel, aulo fthr, mooniool Chrome Whffll, moon roof (W05583) $34,995 g1f19ed, 11111 showroom LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER newll $7900. 714-641-9089 (71A)l92-6906 BMW 3t81 Conv«tible ·e1 BUICK REGAL ·94 ' 731c IQ, custom Mleels Only 37k mf A real diimOrld $500 down. IS5Urnll $8950 $195 pe1 m6nth pnvate perty e49-873..o4tt Sonny'• Gmc Pontl1c Buick BMW 3231 'ee 714-4"·S200 Blklblk, 5 sd, AC, moonrool, CAD DEVILLE 1H pwi pkg (A16439) $35.995 4 OR, llhr, power, 1 owner, LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER super cle1n, SSSOO. (71.91-6906 MM75-5066 BMW 3251 CONVT '91 CHEVY ASTRO VAN '93 S13,9n (C26842) $258 per month THEODORE ROBIN~ FORD Sonny'1 Gmc Ponllle Buick 94~646-0010 714-444·5200 SELL touR USED VEJUCLE THROUGH c;IASSIFJED _·-~-~ HOME, HEALTH AND BuslvESS ~-..... 222 ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS CE1UNG DESIGN ACOUSTIC REMOVAL KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE APPLIED. 714-610-3385 266 CLEANING /MAINTENANCE VICKY S CLEANING We otter THE BEST House aoo Window Cleano~ to years 'l'perHJnce xlnt rel s• VICKY'S 7'4-668.0395 272 CONSTRUCTION /CONTRACTORS LEWIS CONSTRUCTION Remodeloog * Handyman lJc: • 704n3. Local Reslden1 714·557·5925 286 Complere Medical Prot j•c=:1 1•0ii!iiidl N '94 ...... XJI 't2 LEXU~ IOO 11 k~ CHEVY ASTIIO VA 47k "J· ............ ~-..... _..,....,.... CD ~... ........ •·~o .... ...... ,_ """ • 127~ per mot1lll .... ._ .... ,.~ ........... I.fir, t11C110n. "'""' ..... ..... ' -· -· .. -. ,....,, • ,,__ Gm .... ~1eeeu1c11 Wheels S2000dowl\ U1U1N rl'!N1 (17707llOll230IS24-1T101el(3lt55elllOe&s '""""y'~1~~-lt8.000 pp ~H73-<Mll. TUSTIN LEXUS r•" LEXUS Of WEITMINSml cRM ASTAO VAN 'iS JAGlWl XJi 'ii 714-544-41GO (114)1ta..-oe ....... L-" & ...... ~.. ,... HK ml, dirt! blue, toeded, LEXUS LMOO 15 fil;mouifi HtOn 'H .._. ~. ""'pwr ........ mo'" at n t con o. Ito, too ..... """' •·do ~c s 11-•m. ,,,,,,. $299 pet~ (009599) ~··""'" ""' , •' • • m ,..,.., Sonny'• Qmc 'ontlee Sulek M .. 7'0~517 LEXUS OI WESTMINSTER renlal I 9035)...!!.999 114.444.5200 Jaguar xJsvn coupe 'H . tm•..,. 0t.,. coett;;; i.-. CHEVY ASTRO \/AN 193 ~ell~ '""* ~llf!Of. mt (045..£!,xbs IC400 '!'... ....... PLV~.t!t~tm·... " 5256 '* mo111n ccnd. 1U1y toaded sseoo oco ~ #D .. ., .,..,.,," .... VI'! Sonny't Gmc Ponllac Buick 94t-5"'6472 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER Real ~~ 714444.5200 JEEP CHEROl<i!E 'i4 • (114)et2.aot S190 per mon111 CHEVY Suburbln suvtttdo 6 cyt au10. ale. """"' cau. MAZDA iiUTA coM '8i Sonny·~~:.f~ Buick 19934114, f, Ton, 7 41., toaded, (ALl51495) 59.m 5 'Pd lie. pfa anw'lm cua. Cd IOW package. mint cond, SllK Orenge Coul Jeep Isuzu lllCke< (T07t4042) $t3.9ll9 PONTIAC GRANO AM '98 IT1I s l 8 ooo 714·966-8360 714·54e-8023 Orenge COiet .,..p 11u1u Full P"" w/ many extrasl ' · JEEP GRANO CherokM 19$ 7tH4M023 $277 Ptr monlh :. CHRYSLER CONCORDE 't5 I 4X4, 3 yr werranty, AC, ell MAZDA PROTEGE '90 Sonny's Ginc Pontlle ll.llell Sn.en (XA508t7A) power ski reek• tint SOK MINT 11te now ahuys 714-4«·5200 THEODORE ROlllHS FORD ml S15,1t5. Me'.371·1711 .gid I 78k ml 4<* NC PONTIAC SUNFiRE se 'ii MM4UOlO L;AROROVER Oltcovery 196 Cded. 35lnl>!J. SSSOO COM Auto. e/c pla Id. I/Mm S1 * CHRYSLER LE BARON lolldedl Low-m~ like new, pnv111 peny!!9-632·9041 P"°' rerrtal(W7503429) $9,999 t988 * 4-do', power, 111r, ra,il muit Hiii Mike offer. Mefcecle•~ 420 SEL 189 Orange Coaet Jeep l1u1u c11Jan. new smog oertJlicale 949-675-0993 CLEAN Chrome whls, 1>llVer/ • 114·549-8023 $1790 obo 949·723· 1504 LEXUS ESsOO .98 beige. sunroof $ I0.950 PORSCHUti CARRERA '85 Dodie AifM '82 Bleck/bleck, 17K '"~ 11111 pp (949) 1175·5965 SM. A/C, lmmlr::, low'"· llW'll Auto.4<1t,11ttreo 4""'.ps.new ~-1 ... o .... 0~•2aK.•er· ............ BENZ 300SO ·12 raG\an $IK doiNl'I IS$Um8 .,. .. .. w •• "'" ... ,.., '' --• • St6.950""949·1173-0411 lire.. OOOd lrllllpOl1abOn SSSO -"IC ..._II """ 71 • ""17 d'-aal black neM •••e & .... obo949-831·88t1 "' ..... ~r ~, ,. ' ' w "'-RANGE ROYER '92 DODGE S+iuTUs t""7 LEXUS ES 300 96 wneets, 1 owner, lady d!IYtlll '"" ,... A by llhf chnn wl'4 rnmf (nonlsmoker} low mlteage. YI, All PO\Wf, CC, tilt, 1t....o S10 en (676083) 11~69211361691523495 • $10,995. 949-720-0521 c111ette, co, eunrt1 '!'oonrf, THEO!>p4f!E .. ~p_!!N,0S FORD TUSTIN LEXUS Merceclt1 420 SEL 'ii LOAOEDll Mint Cona, mult • ...._........ 714-544-4800 Ultll IVOfY/t•n leather lnl. S u • S I 7 , 5 0 0 I o b o • OOdge Slr8tus ES seden :ti LeiOs ES soo 196 75k m1 11tnt condition, t4M4S-603S V6, auto Allt'lm cass, tic. toll Ca$hmere belOe chrm whls poatllvely metlcutoue both SATURN SC2 'es cc. llbe (WN224064) $12.999 nvvf. 117664lt4Z2ll7) m 495 Inside & outl origin•I owner, Auto. Iii, ITIOOOlool IM1 pkg Otenge Coeet Jeep lauzu TUSTIN LEXUS $14,900 shoMl by appc &II & cd & more! (318959) $8.995 714-54M023 714-544-4800 Sun 949·759-8447 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER Ood~ isoo Rem '97 LEXUS ES aoo '96 Mefctdts 560 SL 'a7 7144e2..c;eoe Ext cab, 4wd, loaded, 18k mi, CD chrome Wheels lthr WM911an leather lnl only 11k TOYOTA CAMRY OX '91 to disc CID chanoer. abs (17704lt34795) $23 995 ml. Abeolutaly 1w11ome. Auto. pis. ale. ~-.cc. breaks. $25 51< 949-598-9606 TUSTIN LEXUS Mutt ... to believe! Or19lllll ptw. pit (MU434 t84).$7.999 FORD CONTOUR 1991 714-544-4800 ~ $35000 ~n bV • Or1nge Co•t Jeepbuw Stoen (108315) IPPI Sal & Sun 949·759-8441 (714)54!Mln3 THEODORE ROBINS FOflD LEXUS ES 300 •96 MITSUBISHI 3000 GT SL '91 Yotklwegen BMtle '68 .. ~ .. ,..,. _10 CasMlafe. llhl. co, mnr1, 35k -~ -~ s~o ... ~D""" ml (t802~75558t) $24,495 Auto. air chromes. alloys. ,.....,, ""'"' .., FORD ESCORT ZX2 1998 TUSTIN LEXUS moonroot (001385) $27,995 949-548-3075 SH en (119523) 714·544..,.800 LEXUS Of' WESTMINSTER Volk1w1191n V1nagon 'St THEoDORE ROBINS FORD LEXUS ES 300 ,96 (714)892-6906 4spd, good lores, MIS QOOd. MM46-0010 Llhr co chrm wt.ls tmtt tow NISSAN XE Kll'i9 Cab PIO 'et needs r1W10t boa)t w0111 $700 FORD EXPlORER XLT 'M ITV (18085;160083) $24,495 Am1m CISS ale, Jflr. &Joys obo 949-631·3852 $16,e77 (WC2e18.SA) TUSTIN LEXUS beckle1 (VC34S337) $13 999 .;;.;;.:...;._;v=o.;,.L.,..vo,....,..Ts,,...,'T:K:--- THEOOORE ROBINS FORD 71 4-544-4800 Orenge Coest Jeep Isuzu 40R. auto. A.'C, lull pwr, ltllr IMH46-0010 LEXUS ES 300 •97 714·54e..S023 cass. CO (273636) $22.ti95 FORD PROSE 1194 Lthr. moonrool, CD, ch1ome NISSAN XE XCAB '94 LEXUS OF WEStMINSTER sun (180937) Whls (18131/015012) 525,495 eik ml. auto, ale & moret • (7t4)H2·6906 Tll'EOOORE ROBINS FORD TUSTIN LEXUS $215 per monlh VW Camper ·n Me.6'6-0010 714-544-4800 Coll• MeH Pontlec GMC Yellow, MlS good looks~ FORD T·BIAD 1995 Lexus es 300 ·e1 Buick (714)444-5200 am.fm cass stereo bllte<f, S9,9n (P136960) LIIV moontool CD ctvome NISSAN 200 sx SER ·95 gleat for 5U1Ml91. must sell THEODORE ROBINS FORD whls (18132/002592) $28 995 Ne, plS. 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