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Home My WebLink About1999-06-15 - Orange Coast Pilot.. SERVING 11-tE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1999 . CommisSion pllts an end to Stevenson's story·· •Third-level 'attic' is actually another floor, and · that's a no-no in Mesa Verde neighborhood, city says. day with a revised plan that reduced the size of the third- story windows more than 60%, and eliminated most of the walls. a rru.stake, the next-door neigh-. bor shouldn't have to pay for it,• said Alan Baer, who lives immediately "to the north of Stevenson. EUSEGEB Dalyflb COSTA MESA -The Plan- ning Commission rejected • homeowner Tracy Stevenson's attempt at compromise Monday in a 5-0 vote that said the top~ level of her home constitutes a third floor rather than an attic. Stevenson's. home on Samoa Drive in Mesa Verde has drawn considerable attention and neighborhood protest because District • • receives . 'seed money' • Federal funds will be used on a job-training plan for developmentally disabled adults. JESSICA GARJUSON ' NEWPORT-MESA -Chrissy Schepens has big dreams, just like anyone else. After she goes through the grad- uation ceremony at Estancia High School on Thursday, she wants to get a job that helps people, or become a professional photograph- er. But Schepens, 20, needs extra help to get there. Since birth, she has been developmentally disabled and mildly autistic. She has a photo- graphic memory for phone numbers and remembers scripted dialogue word for word, according to her mother, Valerie Schepens, but struggles with basic llf e skills. ·she needs help to find a job. To go to the bank and open a check.mg account. To go to OCC and register SEE SEED PAGE 7 Lawsuit against district dismissed • An appeal is planned by the attorney of a student who claims he was wrongly expelled after being pulled over by police. Gm; Ra.ING of its size in a residential zone that allows houses to be only two stories tall. The city has adnlltted that although the building plan Stevenson submitted to the city clearly showed a third story, a building permit was issued in e rror. The Planning Commission ruled at its previous meeting that the top level of Stevenson's home was a third story, not an attic. Stevenson returned Mon- Staff recommended that although the revisions proposed by Stevenson were not what was approved at the outset, some sort of compromise be made, given that the city made an error and Stevenson's house is largely completed. Neighbors disagreed with that recommendation, saying they shouldn't have to bear the burden of the city's mistake. "l think if the city has made Between 30 and 40 residents attended the meeting to protest the revisions. Some residents even offered altered design plans or their own. Robin Leffler said that the proposed revisions would do nothing to duninlsh the over- powering nature of the build- ing. She cited comments from other residents who referred to the house ! as a •battleship among rowboats" and a "giant A horse and rider make their way down a trail as they meander abQve the scenic Back Bay during low tide. The sun and breeze made it a perfect day for a ride on your favorite horse, bike or surf- board in Newport-Mesa. Fonner rongressman Badham honored for envjronmental work . among ants.• Commissioner Chris Fewel moved that the top level still be ruled a third story, even with the revisions. "If it looks like a third story, it probably is a third story,~ Fewel said He said none of the houses used by Stevenson as examples of two-story homes with attics bad windows on the third level An appeal of the Planrung Commission 's decision is sched- uled for July 6. The conumssion recommended Stevenson con- sult with staff once more to come up with an alternative design. ' "I think if the city hos mode a mistake, the next-door neigh· bor shoUldn't hoVe to pay for it." Alan Baer Tracy Steve11SOn's neighbor Neighbors, store · register new deal • Albertson's, Iris Street residents settle differences about expansion before council showdown. Dalyl'b NEWPORT BEACH The expected fight O¥f an expansion to Albertson's supermarket never materi~lized at Monday's City Council meeting, as store olftoals and residents reached an agree- . ment before the council had a chance to gel involved ConsequenUy, the coWlcil upheld the Planning Commis- sion's approval ol a use pemut allowing Albertson's to build a mezzanine level dl its Corona del Mar location The permit was granted under the condition Q}al the store's dnveway on Ins Street 1 be modified and that trucks exit- ing from the loading bay there turn right onto Pacific Coast Highway. Iris Street residents liVlDg near the highway had expressed opposition to the expansion, wluch was approved last month. Many said they feared the noise MlllENNIUM MOMENT "We hove been been Ming with Abimon's, and we wanted to emphasize that we do like 1h8 store. We're tryjng to make the · ~ na, clld we're also trying to keep it safe." Janet~. Iris Street resident and trafhc the expansion wo~ ...... generate •· On t>.1onday, residents .. appeared all'>f1ed with their agreement wtth the store. •we have been been working with Albertson's, and we wanted to emphasize that we do like the store. We're trying tt> make the neighborhood nice, and we're also trymg to keep it safe,· said Janet Rappaport, ·who live on Ins Street. SEE DEAL PAGE 7 Pirating a look for Newport Beac~ You may remember Jim Fink ~ the man who stood dressed m a colorful puate costume, with a feathered hat and an eye patch. You also may remember him speak· ing m old English and waving an old sword at oncorrung cars. For fow months in 1972, Fink was Jtm Fink known as the •Jolly Roger Pirate,• a m8.scot for the Jolly Roger store m Newport Beach. Although be enjoyed· the tunes when young cblldrm would be mesmerized by his shiny costume, Fmk ..... · thought that his long hair and bis bea<:h·bum stYle WO.W come in bandy. Before be became the Piralli of Newport. Pink .,.... eight years in the Anny, including fiVe yean m ~ 2 Tuesday, June 1.S, 1999 -GAINS ROAD TO RECOVERY It'a been a fong road to recovery, but Shallni Malhotra, who suffered major head injuries three years ago when a patio deck collapsed and landed on top of her, bas bounced back. Three-quarters of her skull had to be recon- structed, and doctors gave her only a 5% chance to survive. On Wednesday. she celebrated her graduation from a Coast- line Community College pro- gram for people who have suf- fered severe bram inJunes. ~1 feel empowered again,• Mal- hotra saJd. COMMUNITY OUTREACH City and police offioals met wtth about 30 residents as part of a program to improve neigh- borhoods south of the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club and north of Wilson Street. FATHER AND SON REUNION Ed Miller hadn't seen his son in two years, since the boy's mother picked him up from Manners Elementary School dild moved to Spain. Father and son were reunited Wednesday, after a Spanish court recogruzed Miller as the boy's legal custodian. •It's a happy end to a tragic story,• said Marcy Miller Asbury, the boy's aunt. -LOSSES HEART OF GOLD Everyone who knew Jesse Valenzuela agreed the district migrant education teacher had a heart of gold. "He was the lightofalotofchildrenin this district,• adult education teacher Ines Vicente said of Valenzuela, who died of a i heart attack at 37. NEIGHBOR VS. NEIGHBOR Joseph Warner never said he was an architect, but he dJdn't expect the design plan for his home lo anger his neighbors. Said Robin Lef · flet: ·1 was watching them raise the walls, and l was _ going, 'What in the world is that?'• Although the oty approved Warner's plan, whic.b includes a third-story attic area, officials now say the decision was made in error. SHE FOUGHT THE GOOD FIGHT Sarah Nevins captured the· hearts of the many who in December read about her battle against an aggressive form of brain tumor. Though she fought hard, she lost the battle. Nevins died Wednes- day. just two weeks after celebrating her 22nd birth- day. community forum 11111 & LOSSES I I 1 ·1 I IS I ISP 0 I D L ABOVE: Shallnl Malho- tra suffered major head .injuries ln an acddent three years ago in San Frandsco. She graduat- ed from a CoasUlne Community College program for people who have severe brain injuries. RIGHT: Mourners view a portrait of Jesse Valenzuela at the . memorial service held for him at Wilson School in Costa Mesa Friday afternoon. JUSTtl WARREN I OAA.Y Pl.OT IOW TO COlllCI YOUR · IEPIESllTlllYE~ PRESIDENT Bill Clinton, (D), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C., 20500. Hot- line (6 a.m. to 2 p.m .) (202) 456- 1111 e-mail: presJdent@whitehou&e.gov fax: (202) 456-2461 VICE PRESIDENT Al Gore, (D), The Capitol Build: ing, Suite 212, Washington. D.C .• 20500 e-mail: vice.president@whiteliouse.gov rax: (202) 456-2461 GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State Capitol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445- 2841; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. SENATORS •Barbara Boxer, (D), 1J2 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553i or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Suite 545, El Segundo 90245, (310) 414-5700 e-mail: senator@boxer.senate.gov . • Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914- 7300 . e-mail: senator@lein.stein.senate.gov • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • Chris Cox, (R), 47tb District, 1 Newport Place. Suite 420, New·• p0rt Beach 92660, (949) 756- 2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building', Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225-5611; fax (949) 25~-9309 (Represents most of Newport Beach) t e-mail: chrlstopher.cox@maJJ:-house.gov • Dana Rohrabacher, (R). 45th District, 101 Main St., S\lite JC, Huntington Beach 92648, (714) 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 960-, 7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West Newport) e-IT'atl: dana@mail.house.gov STATE SENATE Readers offer more influential' childr.en Ross Johnson (R), 35th Distnct. 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180; fax (949) 833-0696 STATE ASSEMBLY • Manlyn Brewer (R), 70th Distn01 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 1he Issue: Newport- • Mesa has more than 103 top youths I really enjoy readJng the highlights of the 103 most influential children in the Newport-Costa Mesa communi- ties. 1 then noticed your •ttave we overlooked anybody?" ques- tion and felt that J should tell you about my daughter, Michelle Way. She is 17 and is a junior at Corona del Mar High School. She is a recipient of the Academic Letter, is on the Hon- or Roll. and is a member of Key Club, the California Sdlolarship Federation, Madrigal Singers, and the Spanish Club at Corona delMar. Her extracurriculdI involve- ment consists of church and theater activities. She has been a repertory member, at l.aQV114 P}ayhouse for the ~t seven years. SM b&i bean in numerous plays, tucb • "Tba Boy in the Glrt'i BathroOm, • •Stuart Ut- tle, • •House at Pooh Corner,• •Wble as Snow, Red as Blood• a.rid albeis. She WM tbe stage ~.Pilot VOL IJ, NO. 139 manager for "The Wind in the Willows.• She has volunteered to run· the light board and sound board, to be backstage help, and to usher for several productions. She sings for two churcll choirs and has helped out at Sunday schools. RAYMOND WAY Newport Beach , 1 I n response to your question . regarding the top 103 Most Influential Juniors: Yes, you have overlooked someone: Costa Mesa High School Associated Student Body President, jumor Galel Fajardo. Among bis many accomplishments is being cho- sen by you as No. 34 of the Daily Pilot's 103 Most Influen- tial (the only non-adult in the adult category); student achoo! board member (two years); var- sity baseball catcher; PCL All- League Honorable Mention, 1999; amateur radio operator and volunteer emergency com- municator; Who's Wbo Among American High School Stu- dents; Kiwanis Hope Of Ameri- ca Award, 1999; yearbook busi- ness editor; and last but not even remotely least, who can forget that tbe extremely suc- cessful Hurricane Mitch Relief Effort at Costa Mesa High School was the inspiraUon of Gale!? It was a success beCause of the bard work of Galel Fajardo and the Associated Student BOdy at CMHS. ' I hope that there is some way that you can give Galel the recognition that he deserves, so that be may influ- ence and serve as a role moC:lel to other young people in our community. DONNAWEUS Costa Mesa I am sure you have received many additions to the Junior Top 103 list, and I am hop- ing tho following shall be included in your list. I r~e there are many young people in the conunui:$f that could be on this list, rD4l'V wh9 l know about and far_~ JD COID· .muniw vol~ lchool partidpauoli tbOle that are eV8D on your U9t. I noaced aca- demic:I being a cdt8dll for IOllle of your el8ctad bidt9lctuall. TboM ..... t!8 rand recogmw con"" but if you looked beyond to the many othe11 wbo may. be academic achievers, but not at the top, you would ... they were so involved in adivttiel auch as church, commumfy service, sports and school partidpation that they could not get the grades that they most certainly could have. Tbey chose the idea of bemg more •well- rounded" over the "top• stu- dents, yet baMe..tbe same class load, meaning honors and AP cluses, and (don't) quite get the grades;J. could continue on '"but know time 61 precious for all of us, and wW just mention two individuals who were not recognized academically - being somewhere m the top 30, because of the dass load, as conwared to 'some' of the top 15, who had few, ii any, honor counes and AP counes, and plenty of liber41 education. 1be two inctitlduali are: • klenteo t. JobQlon, two yems u ~ Comlbll· llomr at NdjiiWt Harbor; tbr8e yean an the water polo taem. aae Y9U' ftrllty; four yean Gil tbe 9Wim .... fbl9e ,.... v8'lltyJ two J9ll'I Oii 0. tennis team; five years with · National Charity t.eagµe, a Candy Striper at Hoag, com- munity •art" lessons for chil- dren, four-year Honor Roll, all honors and' AP classes in math, English and science; spent two weeks in Brazil helping bWld a sanctuary with St. Andrew's church, along With a few times in Mexico, helping build an orphanage; wW be playing water polo at GeOlge WUhiilg- ton University, in Wubington, D.C., next year with an acade- mic scholarsblp; a very caring friend. • Kelsey M. Long: m years in the N.atonal Cbarity Leaguei 3 yean on the aew; same aca- demics and honors u Kiersten, above; community art teacher and also volunteered many time1 at Shalimar lelming cen- ter 4tnd ~.,._teach.inf. art, alw~,..~y aailS creatival.f aDd_Mltb ~ aiillle; •YeJY~, . As --~ibere JI always men, but jUlt mention- ing the two to you mUm tt ,... qpropriate, ft9D ii not IDID• diOiaed ID tlae ....,.,... I )Ult bid =m;.JOll•ON J . 220, Irvine 92715, 863-7070. e-mail: a70@assembfy.ca.gov STATE COASTAL COMMl~SION 45 Fremont St., Suite.2000, San • Francisco 94105, (415) 904-5200: regional office located in Long . Beach, (310) 590-5071 HOW TO CONTACT US · The Daily Pilot welcomes : letters about issues concern-• ing Newport Beach and Cos-: ta Mesa. There are four ways : to send in your comments: · • LE1TERS -Mail to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay SL ••• Costa Mesa 92627 • llEADERS HOTLINE - Call (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAIL -Send to dai· lypllot<Jea.rthlink. net All correspondence must include your full name, hometown and phone num· ber (for verification purposes only). •, Wllllll SUIF POLICI flllS 1818"1UMS ~ 67162 Corona del Mar 71~3 CostaMeA U/62 Newport 8ffch 67"2 Newport Co.Mt 67"2 TIDIS TODAY First low 5:29•.m ..••..• .-1.5 First high 12:03 p.m ••.•••• 4.0 Second IOw 4:52p.m .•.•.••. U Second high , 1 :02 p.m ....... 6.2 -llllWW ..,._ tctt&ll\ ........ u .,,. .. , :et llMft. • -••••• 4.0 ......... Wpaa_._. .......... ' ...... u The southwester- ly swell is on the rise for near- shoulder-high sets. Sets will be even bigger .t the points and reefs. Winds are variable and out oftheMStby the art.moon . w........,. .... wern.- lng1Dl3 .... ..... ........ can-... ..... COSTA MESA • ........ lftft A tum slgNI leflS .-rid Its light bulb worth $200 were stoten from • CM In the UOO block betWeen 5 ~ 6 p.m .• June 1. • • ...... lftft A cetlular phone, CMW• wld pW of~ •worth $505 were stoten from• CM In the 1900 blodc during the w.q Of May 27. • Ila '"' ......... A cellular phone worth $250 w ltlOlln '°"' • w In the 1IOO blodc b9ttuHn 5:45n1:15 p.m. -29. • ...... rtne -. .... A .,....._ n gr111 wontt suao _. stolen from • w In tht 500 blodt durtng the MM'9 of .Mli•· .... ,,.. ....... """'""'9 Ind ......... °'°"'*" WOl1h Sl.790 .......... ...,,. unit In the •blodl It t:•p.m.Mer• Doily Pilot lf you think being young is fun, just Wait S. omewhere m this great nation of ours, there is a government agency or a pri~ate business that keep$ track of the ages of all our citi- zens. Thus, when one becomeli 65, his or her name 1s furnished to all those businesses that cater to the problems of the elderly. At that point, all of us who are elderly begin to get junk mail, tons of junk mail. Everyone gets jwik mail, but you ain't seen junk mail until you get old. At first I opened some of the stuff. Now I throw 1t m the wastebasket unopen~d. Howev- er, before I adopted that prac- tice, I bad been offered lavish accommodations at rest homes or old folks' homes from San Diego to Halifax and from Key West to Sea.ttle. Of course, they were not called rest homes or old folks' homes, just clever euphemisms that made an old folks' home sound like some- thing between a five-star hotel and the world's most expensive cruise ship. The accompariying picture invariably showed a happy couple, each with beauti- ful white hair and not a wrinkle between them. At that point you realize that you have wast- ed the first 65 years of your life. Being young was really a drag. Being old 1s fun. THE VERDICT As I said, I had .long since quit opening those brochures. Then, just the other day, I received a piece of junk mail that was the size and shape of a Hershey bar, the flat kind, not the one with nuts. lntngued, I opened it and found not a free Hershey bar but a stack of 4- by-6 cards, each extolling the wonders of becoming old. I started to throw the whole stack away, then noticed that the fust one had a message I couldn't ignore. It read, "Revolutionary breakthrough -all natural antiaging formula.• It said I could •reverse the aging process throl\gh a humari· growth hormone stimulator,• and that I could "look and feel younger• and that this product was •a natural fountain of youth." Well, when you're 88, you don't want to miss out on something that is going to reverse the aging process. I turned over the card, and what do you know? Viagra was the product. 1 understand it is bemg advertised by the man I voted tor for president a couple of years ago. Well, I wouldn't mind reversing the aging process, but I would like to do it for my whole body, not just one part of it. I can sec myself, a dodder- ing, pitiful, helpless old man with one part of my body alive and vibrant. Ugh! While not interested in Via- gra, I was intrigued, so J looked at the next cards. Several advertised prostate surgery. One really fascinated me. It read, "If the neighbor's dog wakes you up five times a night, you'd strangle it." That made sense. However, that wasn't the answer. The answer was, "So what are you doing about your prostate?" Beats me. Strangling the dog, even though I'm a dog lover, made better sense than relying on my prostate to keep the dog from waking me up five times a night. There were the usual cards inviting me to seminars on estate planning to save estate taxes. I get those almost daily. There are a lot of hungry lawyers and CPAs out there. There was one advertising a "bosom buddy." l was interest- ed until I read the whole card and it was addressed to women· who have had breast surgery. Finally. I came to the one that really mterested me. 'For a couple thousand bucks, I could get a funeral with, and I quote, •a cloth-covered casket, com- plete funeral serv'ices, memori-• dl folders, thank-you cards, all professional services, flower van, hearse and guest book.• Now that's a real bargain, par- ticularly with a flower van and guest book The moral of all this is that if you get something in the mail that looks like a Hershey bar, the flat one, not the one W1th nuts, throw 1t in the wastebas- ket If not, the idea of growmg old will make you so excited you'll never be satisfied with youth. • JUDGE ROBERT GARDNER IS a Coro- na del Mar resident and former judge. His column runs Tuesdays llllflY Friendship statue to be moved today NEWPORT BEACH -The Nakayoshi friendship statue will get a new home today at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, one month before a planned rededication ceremo- ny to honor the 15th anruver- sary of Newport Beach'.s sister· cty relationship Wlth Okazaki, Japan. . The 44-mch-high and 53- inch-wide statue, which depicts a traditional folk theme sym- bolized by two embraang chil- dren. was given to the city by Okazaki in 1984 lo celebrate the relationship of the munici- Jx.llities as SlSter obes. Members of the Newport Beach Sister Cities Association said they had aJyvays wanted to move the statue from its obscure location behmd City Hall. For the past several monthS, the assoc1ation, the Library's Board of Trustees and the Arts Commiss1on been trymg to find the best place to relocate the sculpture. When it was propo,ed earli- er this yedr that the S1atue b~ moved, members of U1e Central Balboa Homeowner:. A~:,ocid tion balked However, the <;::ity fUftf()Tt> The "Nakayoshl" ("Good Friends") in ~ewport Beach. Council · upported th mov , whicta officials say will put the statue in a more visible plac for residents and Japanese visi- tors. To honor the 15th anruver- sary of the Newport Bench !rls- ter-city relatJonsh1p w ith Okazaki, the sculptwe will be rededicated at a celebrahon July 25. The ceremony ts expect~ to mdude a Japane~e arts and cultural festJval, wh1<:h will include Japanese dance music. a demonstration of traditional Ikeband flower arrangmg and a traditiondl tea ceremony .. City revenues Dews ·eases some budget tension for Costa Mesa . • But city's purse strings still are tight, and millions in community objettlves remain unfunded . EU'>E-G11 !Mm COSTA MESA -City sales and property tax revenues, thought to have decreased from last year, actually increased, according to Finance Department staff correc-1 tions to the proposed 1999-2000 city budget. Marc Puckett, city finance direc-. I J !96 ( 17TH ST COSTA MBA 949·1. .. ~ 7616 tor, told the City Council Monday that the error was due to a mistake with a spreadsheet application. Despite the revision, the city still is faced with a tight, though sound,. budget. A council study session Monday proV1ded an opportunity for council members to ask questions about the $81.3 million financial plan for the commg year. Counol members asked nwnerous questions at the session and m wnting, most of them related to policy or trying to clear up discrepancies. Some of their concerns included adding two crossmg guard positions, a grant ""'-- .IDTO ICCIDEn llCTllS FREE REPOR1' reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be too!! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, sriffnc , headache , even arthritis! Don-i settle your case until you read our free report. 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Staff recommended 'pen when the grant fWlding no two additional guards be hired, longer WclS available Staff said the mstead of transferring guards from position could be elurunated. two other city locations not 1 Council members also had required. to bave guards und.er questions about their formally state law. adopted community objectives, • Cit~ Manager Allan Roeder most of which will not receive added that although some mtersec-funding m the proposed budget. tions fall below the state require-, Community objectives are budget- ments for crossing guards, that ed for $4.3 million in spending, doesn't mean the guards aren't .. vi.th a $3 2 million chunk going necessary. i--ro-ward street maintenance. How- . ever. more.than $53 ntilhon in com- mwuty objecbves are unlw1ded. For example, the council adopt- ed an objective Uus~·ar to lure three. new fuefighte ·duse of the tight budget and bee-a~ the three new hrefightc:rs would not offset projected overtune costs -the positions were not tunrled. _ Another unfunded obJecbve was the purcha~e of a new fire res-.• cue vehicle and portable ho~ for tra.uung and educabon. The public will have two oppor- twulles this week to comment on the budget before its formal adop· tionJune29 FYI .... A publlC budget review will' be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- day in Conference Room 1A. and an employee budget review will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in the council cham- bersf Formal adoption of the budget is scheduled for 6:30 'p.m. Tuesday, June 29 in the council chambe~ at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. • l IRllFLY l Relentless restoration works for local sailor Six arrested in sweep Being pre~ared fo r • Officials say scr.:..ning potential diSaster NEWPORT BEACH-Bill Dun- lap's frantic a.s;;embly JOb just 12 hours before race time Saturday was good enough for a second- place brush U1 the 10th Annual H~ ttage Regatta at the Balboa Pier. Dunlap, 50, who desaibed him- self as #nothing more than a kid in grown-up clothes,• frantically fin- ished h1s 39-foot sailboat last Fri- day, just hours before the Satur- day-morru.ng race. About 20 vintage wooden boats, mcludulg Dunlap's Rejoice, '>dlled the 10-nule course starting dnd endulg at the Balboa Pler will tighten after six swap meet vendors are found selling prescription drugs. GREC RlsuNG ~trot COSTA MESA -'JWo days after authorities arrested six peo- ple allegedly peddling prescrip- tion drugs at a weekend swap mee~ OCC officials said they will re-examine the application process for v~ndors. Woodson Wood's sailboat, Spit- hre, took first place 111 a time of I 35.21. ReJOKP ftrushed second a t I 4900 llw ddy s rdce cmd accompany- ing pvents took place under blue .,k.i~ and hght breezes, officials Sdld, mdk.inq d wonderful settmg for the Pvent Authorities conducted. the 'ting Saturqay and discovered a stock- pile of bottles, boxes and tubes of creams, lotions and pills usually presaibed by doctors. The six ven- dors arrested, three of whom are related, were charged with two nusdemeanor counts and face up to $1.000 in fines d.Od one year in prison. SEAN HUEil /DAILY PLOT Lt. Ron Smith of the Costa Mesa Police Department Inspects We- gal prescription drugs that police seized at the weekend swap meet at OCC. Whdt mdde Dunlap's entry spe- cial was th<' m~slVe restoration lus bodt reqwrnd BwJl m 1963 in New Hampshire, ReJmce required sev- eral hundw<I hours of repru.r. Dun- ldp, c1 NPWJ>Ort Beach resident, round the bodl ddvertised in a mdgcl1m<> I IP pw-chased it and bE>gd11 rf''><'drch, wtuch he called the best p<1rt of the work. The fl''>t•c1rc h md uded finding the onq111c1I owner, the speof1ca- L10ru., <1ncl < rnnpdfU1g the boat to othpr; in its rldSS. -Stacy Brown . The Gollege has banned the afrested vendors from the swap meet. College officials said the swap meet is strictly monitored by local and state agencies for counterfeit goods, but the Oow of illegal pre- soiption drugs has persisted. When vendors apply to be in the swap meet, they must list tpe products they plan to sell. Upbn reviewing the applications of those arrested Saturday, authorities found three vendors listed #cos- :WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S. TIME FOR ... metics • -a vague, general classi- fication -for some of the illegal drugs. "We have never been asked about pharmaceuticals before," said OCC Community Relations Director Jim Carnett. MWe have to tow a pretty tight line in compli- ance with local and state guide- lines. We are going to stay on top of this. The climate is ever chang- ing, and we have to be vigilant.,, Authorities from several agen- cies seized products ranging from birth control pills to penicillin. Investigators said the medications were displayed. not hidden from ~ public View. The bust was an attempt by police to crack down on makeshift phannacies whose owners believ.e they are conducting good business but place customers at possible nsk. It's common in other countries to sell presoiption drugs in mar- ketplaces, a practice that doesn't apply in the United States. "It's a stab in the dark whether they are getting the right medi- cine," said Costa Mesa police Lt Ron Smith. "Taking these medica- tions without the proper guidance could be extremely dangerous, if not lethal." •&1W@liM.Ca• Mattress Outlet Stor OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO EJRjND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUR MENU: • FISH TACOS . TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHIL.1 CHEESE OMELETTE Cotkluits Ptiu111· AhPud 101 fonu lo c;,, 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 ~lii1 11 for Save 40% To 50% When Purchasing Fair Admission & Carnival Ride Tickets In Advance! arena events ... and get your "rush" from those thrilling rides! Get the Best tor Less! The Orange County Fair 1s celebrating the state of California's sesquicentennial wrth a tribute to g·old & grain. 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NEWPORT-MESA -Instead of going to school last Thursday, Costa Mesa High School junior Todd Dudderidge spent the day locked in an elementary school classroom with a madman. Outside the window, gun-toting ~"ta Mesa Police officers assem- bled a Special Weapons and Tac- tics commando post. then stormed the school. ending Todd's eight· hour ordeal. "It went really well," enthused Lt Ron Smith. who coordinates the Costa. Mesa police department's SWAT team. And no one was hurt in the department's first-ever such emer- gency drill. The police department and the school district collaborated on the training drill to make sure both agencies are prepared in the event of a tragedy like the one that took place in LltUeton, Colo. . Smith, the police department's spokesman, said he dreamed up the exercise before the Columbine High School tragedy. After the school shootings, police decided to ask the school district to partici- pate in developing procedures to use if SQJnething similar happened locally. Smith approached Connie Dudderidge, who heads risk man- agement• for the district. She, in turn, drafted her son, Todd; her nephew, Jeffrey Edelblute; her assistant, Georgia Siler, and Costa Mesa High School security guard RK:hard Gomez to take part in a play-acting exercise. Smith saipted the scenario to test the abilities of his SWAT team members. One of the ~i~est hurdles offi. cers face in situations, be said, is dealing with the idea that they may have to shoot a child who is threatening other students. "Some of us~ old enough to have kids that age," Smith said, "One of the things we have to con- tend with now is, can we take the life of {\juvenile?" ln Thursday's exercise, the two boys played high school students at a mock Saturday detention Siler played their teacher. Gomez played lliimelf. A local actor played another student, enraged because he had detention instead of aocompany- ing his classmates on a trip to Knott's Berry Farm. "I try to make it as realistic as possible,• Smith said of the Knott's Berry Fann detail. The enraged student took his classmates hostage, and school and police officials had to respond as if the situation were real Eight hours later, things·ended as well as could be expected: all of the hostages were released unharmed. Both police and school officials were enthusiastic about the day's lessons. Police learned, for exam- ple, that all students haye ~er gency car~. detailing theu addresses a,nd their parents' con- tact numbers, as well as records that list whether they have psy- chological problems. Dudderidge said the day had gone "wonderfully," although see- ing the SWAT team on campus gave her pause. .... Q~£"'1E~ ·TAX* AND EVERYTIDNC WILL 1ft SOLD AT ••• UP700/0 TO Off n~::' NOTHING HELD BA<;K· The Costa Mesa Community Golf Classic Benefttlng the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce • tfuly 26, 1999 3000 Oub House Rd. CostaMesa 10a.m. Chedc4'Alleaflbwllcw1 mQLuncft DtMng ............. Grwt Putllnj Cai9'lill 12noan Shotpn~ ....... Sp.m. NottmCa• I QQily Pilot • Send AJtOllND TOWN items to the O"ly Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., COsU MHa 9~627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or <.ill (949) 642·5680, ext. 228 A complete fisting of Around Town may be found at dalfyplfot.com. ,,. -TODAY The monthly meeUng of the Orange County Chapter of Roundtable for Women m Food- lOrvice features Gayle DeBrosse, president of Koo Koo Roo and Hamburger Hamlet, who will speak on ·crisis Management" "'etwor)dng and dinner will be held at 5:30 p.m. at El Torito G,rill, 633 Anton Blvd., Costa 1'ifesa. Cost 1S $30 for members, ~5 for guests and a $25 fee for stL.dents. For reservations or more information, call (949) 798-ano, e-mail presoc@rwf.org or visit the Web site, www.rwf.org. Tbe Newport Harbor Republican Assembly will hold a June pro- gram event to introduce Robert Barbot, superintendent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, and Homer Bludau, f. Newport Beach city manager. Hors d'oeuvres and wine will be S'erved. from 5:30 to 7:30 p .m . at the home of Evelyn and John tvnn Hart, 49 Balboa Coves, iiiewport Beach. For reservations oi' more information, call (949) 645-9127. Albertsons will host the .. Cook- hlg Light On the Move" tour fr9m 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today and . Wedn~sday at 2701 B Harbor B.lvd., Costa Mesa. Visitors to the Cree exhibit will step aboard "Cooking Llght's" conve'rted 18- wheeler filled with opportunities to learn about healthy eating. Videos, recipes and other free samples will be available. Hoag '1'4t?morial Hospital Presbyterian 1 will also be conducting free body fat measurements. "_TradlUonal Art Images,.. an · eihibit of oils and acrylics by ~tna Mezo, will be on display (fwough June 30 in the Newport ijeach Central Library foyer, fdOO Avocado Ave. For more iftfonnapon, call (949) 717-3801. .. I --. ' 4.n art sbo~ featuring lntrtcately ¢8tai,led drawings and collages, s,)iggest:i.J!9. a sometimes whimsi- c(l, sometimes nightmarish ~am world by Laguna 1Beach ~t Leonard Kaplan, is show- E through June 30 at the Jew- Commt1nity Center of ange County, 2~0 E. Baker St., ~sta ~esa. For reservations or ~re information, call(714)755· · 0340. • _ .. he NetVPort Harbor Area ~amber of Commerce will pre- ~ the 32nd annual •circle of Excellence -the Silver Anchor •wards• at 7:15 a.m. at the tdlton Irvin~Orange County ~rt, 1'8800 MacAtthur Blvd. ~sion is $25. For more infor- ilption, call (949) 729-4400. .; . $~ofu cooking class with Lu and ~ will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 E .. ln. at Mother's Market and chen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa sa. Registration 1s $10. For lt)Ore information, call (949) 631- 41-41. .-----·-------- BRIEFLY Relay for Life seeks volunteers You can stay up all night watchlng movies, playing games and listening to music while helping raise money to fight cancer. The fifth annual Relay for Life event will be held June 26 and 27 at OCC. Volun- teers ate needed to reauit or participate as team members and take turns running, walking and jogging around the college's track during the 2'4·hour event. Partidpentl will be able to join in a fun·ftlled atmos- phere of live entertainment. educational booths, all-night movies, food and gq1191. A Mile of Hope candle-lighting ceremony to remember tbme who have lo9t the battle against cancer a1lo wm be held. 1eam ID8IDbml wlD take turns being Oil .... nck ... lnO the enttte lll9la al .. re[ay, from noon S8tulday to to a.m. s~. 11Mt ..... at • 0CC wW be OM af. ..._i =-~"~ nataon dudng tbl -w11l1llMI Par .... ........ , ............. , ...... e11111e•---RllJr ... .., ........... . ' afotlnd town ' . • I Tuesdoi June 1 S, 1999 5 WEDNESDAY .. Eflecttve Inventory Manage- ment -A Key Element of Suc- cess in the Modern Supply Chain," is a free one-<lay seminar geared toward medium-sized, distribution-directed businesses Jon Schreibfeder, author of the "Effective inventory Manage- ment Guide" series, will present the seminar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 McArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For reservations and more infor- mation, call (949) 588-9800. Leigh Steinberg, one of Ameri- ca's leading sports attorneys, will speak on his new book, ·win- ning With Integrity," at a Volun- teers in Prevention (VIP) lun· cheon benefiting Parent Help U.S.A. at 12:30 p.m. at the Pour Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach. Admission requires a minimum donation of $55, For reservations and more information, call (949) 574-8200. A free seminar tilled "Natural Alternatives to Women's Health Concerns" will be presented by Steve Holmes and Donna San- ford from 6;30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa. Resewations are requested. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY A free seminar called "Balance Your 'Bone Bank Account'• will be presented by Judith Tod.ero at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket aIJd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are requested. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers an Arthritis Support Group from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the meeting room, ()95 W. 19th St., Costa Me~a. For more information, call (949) 645-2356. FRIDAY -I ·' "Celebrating Americana and the West,• a display of watercolor and colored pencil paintings by D. Denghausen, will be shown today through Aug. 2,at Newport Beach Oty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3870. The tango wW be taught to sin- gles and couples at 7:30 pm. at the DeFore Dance Center, 151 Kalmus Drive, Suites G·2/G-3, Costa Mesa. Admission is $8. For more information, call (714) 241- 9908. SATURDAY A beach cleanup day ln connec- tion with the city of Newport Beach Adopt-a-Beach program will be held beginning at 9 a.m. at Corona del Mar state beach at the comer of Ocean Boulevard and Marguerite, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (714) 2-46-4198. The Latest Thing, p 12-step and metaphysical bookstore, is cele- brating the grand opening of its Teaching and Healing Center. The center will offer free classes, workshops and lectures in addi- tion to its regular courses that focus on New Age subjects including Feng Shui, I Ching, relationship coaching, meditation and toning. Free refreshments will be served from 1 O a .m. to 5 p.m. along with music, face . painting, balloon animals, tarot card readings, free healings and a free raffle every 20 minutes at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645- 6211. "Using the Ubrary. Tricks and Tools,• a free workshop, will be held in the Newport Beach Cen- tral Llbrary's Friends Meeting Room. The program will start at 2 p.m. and will feature a review of electronic resources on the library's Local Area Netwqrk including SearchBank and Phone -Disc, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. For more informa- tion, ~all (949) 717-3801. "Cruising Catalina'" ls the Ulle of1 a three-hour slide and lecture presentation offered by Orange Coast College's Sailing Program. The session runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the C:Kange County Sea Scout Base, Newport Beach. The session will be presented by John Bowman, a longtime sailor and instructor, who will discuss Catalina history, weather, navi- gation, lan~all. anchoring and mooring, hiking, diving and fish- "' .. 'NOTICE OF CORRECTION On Thursday, June 1 0™ and Saturday, June 12™ an incorrect address for The Barn Steakhouse was pril'}ted . The correct address is 30.12 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (at 31st St.) (949)723-9779 -ITU&llnll The Daily Pilot apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused The Barn and their patrons. mg. The registration fee is S15 m advance and $18 at the door. For mo'ie information, call (949) 645- 9412 The 1999 Creans' Clambake to Benehl Kids will be at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club in Newport Beach. The event is a casual out- door beach party that will fea- ture a lobster dinner, auction and danoog. Admission is $100. The event is presented by the Chil- dren's Bureau of Southern Cali- forrua. For more Ulformation, call (714) 517-1900 ext. 213. · Pa Ion for perennials ls the sub- ject of a free morning program to be held at 9:30 a.m. at Shennan Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar. Mary J,.ou Heard, owner' of Herd's Nursery, will lecture as part of the Weekend Gardener Series, 2647 East Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Por more 11lfonnation, call (949) 673-2261. MONDAY The arrival party for Mr. Irrele- vant XXN will be held at 5 p.m. at 1Wtn Palms, Newport Beach. Jim Finn, drafted No. 253 by the Chicago Bears, was the last pick in the NFL clrfat and i.s being honored as Mr. Irrelevant to ben- efit vatious chanties. The arrival party welcomes Finn to Califor- rua and will feature food, cheer- leaders, music and gilts. For more information, call (949) 263- 0727. Preschoolers through preteens can enroll now through July in the Newport Beach Public Libraries' sum.mer reading pro- gram, "Long Ago and Far Away.• As Readers Club and Read-to-Me Club members accumulate points, they'll qualify for several prizes. To enroll, visit the children's section of the library, 1000 Avocado Ave , Newport Beach, the Balboa Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., the Corona del Mar ·branch, 420 Marigold Ave., or the Mariners Branch, 2005 Dover Drive. For more information, call (949) 717- 3807. . JUNE 22 A free seminar tilled "Break- through Anti-aging Skin Care• will be presented by Su an Ram- sey at the Pauo Caf P. t Mother' Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Re ervations are reque ted. Por more mfonnabon, call (949) 631-4741. · kills needed for pi • navigat· mg with a GPS r eiver. Bnng your own GPS rec iver, or on will be suppbed for you The $15 fee covfrs instructJon and hand· outs. For more tnfonn. ti9n call! (949) 650-3301. ( Business owner are invited to attend the Sun et After Hows Mucer, which will be bo:;ted by th<' Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce from 5 to 7 p.m. at Muldoon's Irish Pub Adrruss1on is free for chamber m~mbers and $10 for all others'. Muldoon's ts at 202 Newport A Center 500 Social will be held from 5:30 to 7 .30 p.m. to provide Orange County professionals with the opportunity to network a nd soaalJ.ze with other profes- siond.ls who wish to support the Orange County Perfonrung Arts Center through seMce and sup- port. The social hoU{ is compli- mentary for members. and a $5 donation is requested for all oth- ers d.t the door. Hors d'oeuvres and a no-host bar will be provid- ed at Five Crowns, 3801 W. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more informdtlon, call (949) 760-0331. • Center Dnve, Newport Beach for more information, call (949t 729-4400. JUNE 23 The Newp~rt Beach Police Department hosts a blood drive from 1 to 6:30 p.m. at the NBPD auditorium, 870 Santa Barbara. Newport Beach For an appoint- ment or more information. call Cmdy at (949) 644-3704. A new series of drawing i\Dd parnting workshops featunng landscapes and seascapes at .1 choice Newport Bed.ch locations I runs from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The first orientation meeting will be at Bob Henry Park, 16th Street and Dover Dnve Regis- tration is $63 (non-Newport Beach residents are $68). For more information, call (949) 644- 3151. - JUNE 24 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the ·Newport Sunset Networking After Hours Mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. at Muldoon's lnsh Pub, 202 Newport Center Drive, Fash.Jon lsland. No reservations needed; NHACG members are free., oth-. ers $10. For more mformabon, call (714) 379-1355. The Global PositlonJng System (GPSJ is the subject of a hand~-. on workshop beginning at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesd. The work· shop ~ explore the essential I JUNE 25 "Fishing Strategies," a seminar comparing Southern California and Ba1a East Cape offshore fLcili· mg strategies, will be offered from 6:30 to 9 p .m by Orange Coast College's Sdiling Program. The session is designed for begUUlmg to advanced anglers dnd will be held at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific CO<Uil Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the Orange Coun- ty Sea Scout ·Base, Newport Beach The session will be lought by Ron Kovach, host of KABC Talk Radio's •Fishing Exped1tloru;, • ESPN's ·world of 819 Game F1shing," and director of Penn Fishing Umvers1ty. Kovach will be joined by Gll Menctiaz, KABC's •Ambassador to the East Cape" and president of Pacific West Sportflshi.ng. Reg- 1strallon for the workshop is $28. For more mformabon, call (94!i} 645-9412. .. A .. Power Yacht Operation and Management" course for women will be _oqered today through June 27 and will be taught aboard Orange Coa t College's 70-foot power yacht by a pair ofr U.S. Coast Guard-licensed women The boat will depart at 9 a.m. today dhd will return at 4 p.m. Sunday. Students will learQ. to operate the yacht m a wide variety of situations designed lo improve skills and confidenc.e: For more information, call (94~ 645-9412. -SEE TOWN PAGE ft \. IL alilRS AT LEASl50% OFF --1/AIRIQIES, 51%·11% I Also, All Furniture & Fumi hings Will Go WE APPRECIATE YOUR LOYALTY AND ARE GIVING IT BACK WITH THE BIGGEST PRICE BREAKS IN 1llE COUNTRY. SO BEATTHEJULy; ISTTAX HIKBS Call Saft for de.tail at 949/650-0166 These items will ~ 90 please pt in early for the .. .. 6 Tuesday, June 15, 1999 .. TOWN CONTINUED FROM 5 JUNE l6 The Upper Newport Batr Natu- rdlists will host a Summer Camp- hre program at 7:30 p.m. featur- mg Roger Reinke who will show tu~ sbdcs of the M Desert Plowers tn Spring.·. There will be music, !>ongs and marshmallows to roast dt lh1s free pre!\entatlon. The cdmpllre 1s held at the Fish and Gdme Heddquarters on Shell· mdker Island For more informa- tion. cdll (949) 786-8878 Steven Ferges, a Hnanclal advt- .,or with the Morgan Stanley Dedn Witter office m Costa Mesa, '"-111 be hoslmg a free serrunar on "Bu1Jchng dnd Managing a Stock Porttoho" dt 10 a.m. at the Mor- <Jdn Stc:U11ey Dean Witter office, .">75 Anton Blvd. Swte 100, CostA '\.lesd For more mfonnation, call (714) 241-3209 JUNE 28 / "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk Ensemble,• a free rnu-.1c dnd clctnce performance, will be presented at 10:30 a.m. to c h1lclren entenng first through 111th grdcles. Costumed dancers will perfom1 Jigs from the British 1'.IP'> dl lh1s presentation, which will ldunch the Newport Beacb Cmtrdl L1brdry's Summer Read- 11u1 Progrdm The performance \\ 111 lw held in the library's f-m•nd~ f\.leetmg Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Be ch. For more infonnatlon, call (949) 117-3801. JUNE 29 Dr. Moon wUJ host "How lbe Body can aeanse Jtself Natural- ly,• a fr~ seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-4741. JUNE 30 "Fabulous · Folklore with the Gypsy Polle Ensemble,• a free music and dance performance, will be presented at 3 p.m. to 'children entering first through fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perfomi jigs Crom the British Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Central Library's Summer Read· ing Program. The performance will be held at Mariners Branch Library. 2005 Dover Drive, New- port Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. A free demonstration titled M Relieve Stress, Relax at Will, and Enhance Your Health wi.th Yoga" will be held Crom 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more informd· tion, call (949) 631 -4741. JULY 1 "fabulous Folklore wtlh the Gypsy Folk Ensemble,• a free music and dance performance, SlNCE SABATINO'S lfr,l:llll'alll ~\. I .ido °'\hip.' anl '-.111,al,!t' ( ·.,. '4 . ' Sabatino Tommy Peter ·Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner I n1tiur "in• room & dlnln11 ~ nalblblt rOf" CTI*P buslneu mttllng' 11nd prlvttt runctlon~ 723-0621 Pleaw Call For Reservations and Directions 251.Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Solid ?el.le "Patl6 .9~ I Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Tuli~.W Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment . 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (comer or McClintock &. Losan) (714) 544-7288 How to Create a perfect pleasure. The rroster blenders of Davidoff select only the chOIC9St aged DomrntCOn toboc.cos to fill the cigars of 'The T~nd Series • This precous harvest 1s then passed along to unusua~y talented artisans who hand rOll each ogor to be utterly ftow1ess and wonderfully rich As Appointed ~rchonts. we proUdly feature the entire hne of Davidoff premium cigars ond fine accessories 1 I • • .. around town will be presented at 10:30 a .m. to children entering first th.rough hfth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the British Isles at this presentation, which will launch the Newport Beach Central Library's Summer Read- jng Program. The performance will be held at the Balboa Branch Library, 100 E. Balboa Blv(i., Bal- boa. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. "California Color," a display of watercolors by Juan Casado, will be shown at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary today through July 31. California scenes domi- nate the exhibit, which includes impressions of gardens, bluffs, beaches and oak-studded bills. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. JULY3 The Newport Beach Police and Fire departments host a free pan- cake breakfast at Newport Beach Plaza to celebrate the Plaza's ninth anniversary as Newport,; B.each's finest retire- ment community. Breakfast is Crom 7 to' 10 a.m. at 1455 Superi- or Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949} 645- 6833. . JULY 6 Orange Coast College's fall reg- istration begins. Applications are being accepted and registration appointments are available in OCC's Admissions Office, which is open Crom 8 a .m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday. OCC's fall enrollment fees are $12 per unit, and financial aid is avail- able. Free course schedules will be available June 28 in the Admissions Office. For more MEET OUR MEMBERS Mmiber fon I )'Or Ocaipatioa: Newport High tcbool S<udcn1. ' Why did 70a join Shape-Upt My passion is surfing and I ;an1cd lO t t Improve my BodySucngth. uifonnation, call (714) -432-5072 or visit OCC'• web!>ite at www.occ.cccd.edu. JULYS The Costa Mesa Senl~r Center offers a Gnef Recovery Group from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the con- ference room upstairs, 695 W. 19th St., Cost.a Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645-2356. JULY9 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts -Networking for Success,• a free workshop featuring guest speak- er Kemmer Matteson of Matte- son Consulting. The workshop will be held at 7:30 a.m. at the NHACC, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For reservations or more information, call (949) 251-8877. The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers a Diabetes Support Group from 10 to 11 a.m., 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-2356. JULY 13 "Why don't you listen to met," a five-week class for parents focus- ing on building relationships, dis- cipline, positive motivation, con- flict resolution and dealing with tantrums, will meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 2102 Business Center Dri- ve, Irvine. The fee for the entire series is $85 per person or $105 per couple and is taught by Sue Roth, a licensed clinical social worker in private practice. For more information, call (949) 253- 5701. ONGOING Jewish Fam.lly Service of Orange County. is spo~sorlng a Jewish healing support group for people Ryti" Nnnu" Member fon I Year eo.J. I'm into Phyaal Fimca b dit long ha~ 8c "'~ to JUlt this pumut early in my ~It. Rlal:tll I am no11cing tlut my OYU·all ijooy smngth & tndurancr is iinpnmng WU. do J'IMI like abovt ~Upl No crowlh. grc.11 itkcuon of programs 10 try,~ plcruy of cqwpmcnt 10 work dlff'crcm body pam on. experiencing chronic illness. The pµrpose of the group it to provide ~opants with emotional~ spiritual support to manage ill- ness and its consequences. The group meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family Service, 250 East Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. The support group is free, but preregistration is requi!ed. For more information, call (714) 445-4950. Classes for mature adults tn the Harris Method of Body Condi- tioning me now ottered Monda¥, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 8:30 a.m. at Chain Reaction, 3928 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission to the first class is free and "lill cost $10 per .class or $80 for 10 classes there- after. For more inf onnation, call (949) 588-2427. OASIS Senior Center offen two Water Aerobics classes June 22 through September 2, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission is $1 per class, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Dunes, 1131 Back Bay Drive, and 12 to 1 p.m. at Newport Harbor High School, 600 Irvine Blvd. Classes are held in a shallow,_ heated pool and are designed for swimmers and non-swimmers. For more information, call (714) 644-3244. Costa Mesa Senior Center often preventative health care services for seniors every Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and every other Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For an appointment, call (949) 645-~56. STEP-TEEN, a s,ven-week workshop for parents of teenagers, is availoble for Orange County parents. Learn to encourage teens, resolve con- flicts, increase communication an:mhance relationships. The wo kshop will be conducted by a li · clinical psychologist. For more information, call (949) 225- 8189. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group .meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays in the church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confidential group is open to the community. For more information, call 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa MeM. Breakfast is $6. For more infor- mation, call Angie Stafford at Doily PJlat - .c1.C·2225 or 11.na Firman at 5St. 3156. All l•uen'• Leacb Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Min\i's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, can 64~-1252. The Costa Mesa Senior Center conducts blood pressure screen. ings every Tuesday from 9 to 11 a.m. upstairs in the conference room, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call ,(949) 645-2356. Z~n Center of Orange CoUDty offers meditation instruction every fu'st and third Sunday of the month from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Zen Center of Orange County; 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Suggested donation is $10. For more information, call (949) 722- 7818. The Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com- mission meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month in city council chambers, 3300 New- port Blvd., NeWJ>Qrt Beach. For more information, call 644-3151. The Center for Exi,>resslve Therapy offers free introductory seminars from 7 to 8 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month; mother-daughter concerns the second Tuesday of each month; and creating healthy relation- ships the third Tuesday of each month, at 2900 Bristol St. Bldg. D-103, Costa Mesa. For more in.formation, call (714) 432-7•56. The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers counseling, assistance and referral services for seniors, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 64.5- 2356. 1-. NfcoUne Anonymous fellow- ship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. For more information on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. The Costa Mesa Historical Sodety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features mem- orabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Army Air Base. For more inf ormati,on, eall 631-&918. Overeaten Anonymous m6ets from 1 to 9 p.m. Wednesdar. at St. John's Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more i.l).formation, call 953-0900. Private ~licnt Group IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE AVAll.ABILITY OF . " GOLDMAN SACHS FUNDS. . ~ MANAGED BY TiiE PROFFSSIONAL.5 IN TifE ASSET MANAGEMENT DMSION OF GOLDMAN , SACHS & CO., \ , ONE OF TIIE WORLD'S MOST PROMINENT FINANCIAL FIRMS Aease c.au LANTZ BELL Branch Manager at (949) 720-8901 for lnf ormatlon 'GIVE YOUR DAD THE TIME OF DAY. FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20. ISN'T IT TIME TO REMEMBER DAD? lllEFLY :1J>9n't flush this idea NEWPORT BEACH -As part ·:QI Orange County's Water U e j!fftdency Program, the city's ub.li- ~ depe,rtrnent plans to distribute • ,SOO low-flush toilets to single-AAmily residents June 26. , nm Deutsch, administrative ••A:O<>rdinator of the Public Works .. ·Department's Utilities DiVJsion, :I -said the program is sponsored by the Orange County Sarutation Dis- trict, the Water District of Southern • •califomia and the Munictpcil i. ·Water District of Orange County. i • "We are encouraging Newport 'l12'$lch residents to take part m this ~e-day distribution,• Deutsch .cimd. I • • Officials said customers may mceive up to two toilets per house- hold. Those interested should come . ·lo the utilities yard, 949 W. 16th St., .~th a copy of their municipal ser-, ,;ces statement, identification and • •a rough measurement of thcU' ·existing toilet. ,,,., Deutsch ~d a rough measure- ' J!lent is the distance from the wall to the bolts on the floor. Customers :i ce required to return their old toi- ' •let for recycling or will be charged "•bP to $100 per toilet. . : . The distribution is scheduled Uolll 7 a.rn . to 1 a.rn. The toilets Will be given out on d first-come, ,!!fst-serve basis, Deutsch sa.id. . .,. ... -Stacy Brown -·· ,... • s·u11 , .. CONTINUED FROM 1 officials were excited about the ruling. "I'm very pleased 1l turned out this way,• said school board member ... Serene Stokes. "I ~, ' .think it sends a very strong ~ message that it doesn't make a difference whose child it is; we ;, , treat ~eryone fairly and equal- J ' ly .• Huntsman sued both the .. · school district and police department for' acuons item- ._, ming from a February 1998 Stroller accident raises safety concerns at store •Macy's officials say they're dedicated to safety and are reviewing the incident at South Coast Plaza. flm1rPlat I . COSTA MESA -It was shortly after 1 :30 p.m. Satur- day at the Macy's in South Coast Plaza when Bill Sexton heard a terrible sound. ·1 heard a pop, pop, then two crunches and then a real- ly long crunch,• the 63-year- old Orange County resident said. ·with the gunfire in this day and age, you just don't know what is gomg on." What was going on started simply enough: A young cou- ple from Irvine had loaded their 4-year-old son in his stroller and onto the ground- level escalator. Sexton and his wife, Martha, 58, were behind the couple when the crunching sound started about a third of incident. Huntsman, who was attending Corona del Mar High School, was stopped by a New- port Beach police officer for playing his car stereo too loud. During a search of the vehicle, police found a pipe and some residue believed to be marijtla- na. The police didn't cite Hunts- man fo r possession of drug paTaphemalia, but reported the incident to school officials, who suspended Huntsman soon • after. . J Huntsman's civil-rights suit claims the district acted iinproperly by suspending him. The lawsuit still r.emains against the city of Newport the way up to the next floor. "People just started falling down -just like donunoes, • Sexton said. •1 saw the esca- lator just eating up Uie stroller." The stroller turned over backward and began to disin- tegrate, Sexton said. He said the child's hands and hair were going toward the teeth of the escalator "That little kid.· Sexton said. "I thought be was going to be eaten up by that thing.• Sexton lifted the child to safety while employees cut the escalator's power. · The accident shouldn't have happened, Sexton said. "They should have a big sign at eye levef, like they do · those manager signs." he said •If they can put the manager's picture up, then Beach .• Huntsman's attorney, David Shores. said he plans to appeal Monday's dismissal to the U.S. Supreme Court. •we will go until we can't go any further," Shores said. # Artytime you are on appeal, it's a setback. It's a teal victory for the school dIStrict, but the battle isn't over." Shores has 60 days ~o submit an appeal to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. The lawsuit against the school district originally was filed in federal court but was moved to district court because the 11th Amendment protects state agencies from being su~d f~r money in federal court. On they Cdn put one up thdt warns against strollers on escalators.• Store safety is u prionty, sa1d Merle Goldstone, Macy':. West spokesperson. "This is somethmg we obviously try to avoid," Gold- stone said. "Jlle safety of our customers is our foremost con- cern." Although the company's accident reports aro pnvatc information, safety signs are very vlSlble, Goldstone aid, adding that theu signs state that strollers are prohibited on escalators. But she didn't rule out the company adding bigger, more visible caubon signs in lhP future. •As with all dccidents, we will be reviewing what hap· pened and will be detemun· ing what dcllons might be appropriat~. • she said. Monday, the Judge cited the same amendment in clism1ssmg the swt. Stokes said the Judge's deci- sion .adds further credence to the dlstnct's "zero-tolerance" policy on drugs dnd alcohol. Under the policy, Huntsman was suspended, then trans- ferred to Newport l larbor High School. •It's unfortunate. that this had to happen in [Huntsman's) case,• she said. "But the policy seems to helping. It's a wake· up call for all of our kids. If you are caught with drugs or drug paraphernalia, you will be expelh;d." \ 1 Wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. . u I F "ft took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we / . like it. And its very gratifying the walk-in and see how beautiful our draperies look. Tm very proud ofit, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps me to feel that way by keeping the draperies looking » new. For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and folly trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available to assurt you the finest results possible; and we guarantee it! Shtnufo,, 0-~,, [)"11/.t11wy &s;.,, ~I 0-Ho~1Nr SEED CONTINUED FROM 1 for clas es. Very simple things,· Valene Schepens said. The Newport-Mesa Untfied School District. w,hich by law enrolls special educatton stu- dents until they graduate from htgh school or reach the age o! 22, 1ust got better at providing the help people like Schepens nee~ The State Council on Of'!vel- opmental Disabilities, a federal· ly funded nonproht dgency, on Monday handed clistnct ofhc1als a check for $136,630 The "seed money," which distnct officials hope to add to, will go towdrd setpng up work expenence pro- grams for developmentdlly dis· abled students ages 18 to 22. The idea is to give students four years or supervised work expenence so that when tht>y tum 22 and move out of the pro- tectJve umbrella of the chstncl, they will have skills to get work m Costa Mesa or Newport Beach. The money will help pdy stu· dents minimum wtlge for their hours at work, as well us for Job "couches" who will accomp<m~ students to their work sites and make sure everythmg is gomg OK. The district has a work pro: gram {or developmentally d1s- abled students, called Petthways, DEAL CONTINUED FROM 1 ' Said J<imberly Cole, an Ins Street resident since 1974: #The only problem I have Le; that I can (alteady) hear the conversation from someone else's living room, and the trucks are a much larger prob- lem. Tbey"re a lot louder.• City plann~rs said approval of the expansion was based in part on the added storage space created by the mezza- nine, which is supposed to lim· it the munber of delivery trucks traveling to and from the store . TUO$doy, June 1 S, l 999 7 but the new program -Se m- l s ndnsit1on Employment Pro· g ram -will 91ve tudents mor • mtensw work cxpenence and wall get th m more deeply involved m th commuruty. Special education official~. chool bodrd members and a group of dbOut 15 developmen- tally disabled Estancia High School stui:ients who Will kicle off, the JOb trammg program came out Monday to accept the stute check . MTheu JObci mean so much to them," Iud Vicki Ann Martm, who supervises Job programs for the d.istr1ct. "It 1s truly how they dehne themselves." Students echoed those senti- ments, each excitedly de cribing their JOb5. "I work dt Kmat'l," Zeke Fan; 20, announced proudly of his Joh putting ensors on pants so they cun't be stolen. Other studP.nts told of , .. or king at Hollywood V1dP.O and at 24-Hour Fitness. "l guei>s 1t gives me hope," did Vdlene Schepens of the new progrnm. Schepens' godl t.n life is to live on her own, said hPr Jl\O~her. But both mother and daughter knO\-. she h~s a wc1r to go before i.he will be rl'udy for that •Wt• uie so lucky to have th1-.," Vulene Schepens said. "I didn't know what I was going to do." But now, she said, "She hc1s u chance to bf> someone out there." Albertson's regional chief, Mark Steinman, tbld the coun· c1l that under the new plan. the number ol trucks coming to dnd from the store per week will be linuted to 12. ·we have worked through the t sue with the resident<>. enabling our trucks to go through Iris Street. without problems," Steinman sa.Jd. The Planning Commission also noted that the modifica- tion to Che store, which would include a nearby public lot for employee parkin9.· would free up parking spaces and cut ,down on the need for garbage trucks by mstalling a new trash compactor. I I • • -·'"days. • • 8-:t>a1ty Pilot HIGH SCHOOL SOFlllLL Presenting the Daily Pilot's 1999 ... 0 ' . .... ... . ··Estancia pitcher Danner, whose -fom no-hitters included a perfect game, is the Player of the Year. BARRY FAULXNER -!. 'E stanaa High sophomore Joanna Danner, who threw a perfect game and three additional no-hitters to lead the Eagles to their first postseason softball berth since 1992, tops the All-Newport- Mesa District Dream Team as Player of the Year. Danne r, who thre w all 157 innings for the Eagles, striking out 209, becomes the first Estancia player to win the clistrict's top individual honor. Danner also joins senior teammate Stacy Barnett, Newport Harbor's Lisa Huntington, Kristen Urban and Knsten Smith, as well as Costa Mesa's Kelly Daub, as repE:,at selections. First-time honorees are Estanda's Lisa Steinfeld, Tiffany Ortega and Stephanie Danner, Newport Harbor's Liz Lord, as well as Costa Mesa Mustangs Brooke Shanley and Michelle Nguyen Rich Boyce , a basketball coach whose 1trst softball experience included a third-place finish and a wild-card round ylayoff victory, is Coach of the Year. Joanna Danner compiled a 15-6 record and an eye-popping 0.3 1 ERA, allowing .. only seven earned runs. She also hit .264 (19 for 80) with one home run, 15 RBis, 17 runs and seven stolen bases. Huntington, another sophomore, made Rich Boyce the squad as a catcher last spring. This season, sh~ played numerous positions for Coach Prank Talley, including first base and the outfield. She hit .370 (23 for 62), drove in 10 runs and scored 18 with four stolen bases. Urban, a senior who will play basketball at Orange Coast College, lut .232 (19 for 62), but led the Sailors with 16 RBis. She hit one homer, scored nine runs and stole four bases, playing primarily at third base. Daub, a junior, hit .342 with a district-leading 26 hits. The Mustangs' shortstop stole 10 bases and scored 19 runs. Barnett, a senior who will attend OCC but is undecided about whether she will play for the Pirates, hit .302 (19 for 79), With 16 runs and 11 stolen bases. She played most of the season in center field, but brought her solid defensive contribution to shortstop late in the season, including both playoff games. Smith, a senior shortstop, is among the district's best defensive players. She drove in 12 runs, scored 15 and collected 17 hits :to finish with a .242 batting average. : Steinfeld, a senior first baseman. led :all clistrict hitters with a .375 average :(24 for 73). She drove in 10 runs, scored 10, -stole two bases and was a rock defensively, ·according to Boyce. • Ortega, a senior who may also play next , RK'.;,K HEARN I DAILY PLOT 'T'he Daily Pilot's 1999 High School Softball Dream Team -left, front to back: J. Newport Harbor's Liz Lord, Estanda's Usa Steinfeld, Newport Harbor's Kristen Urban, Costa Mesa's Kelly Daub, Costa Mesa's Michelle Nguyen and Estancla's Tiffany Ortega; right. front to back: Player of the Year Joanna Dannet of Estancia, Costa Mesa's Brooke Shanley, Newport Harbor's Lisa Huntington, Estanda's Stacy Barnett, Newport Harbor's Kristen Smith and Estancia Hlgh's Stephanie Danner. season at OC C, hit .324 (23 for 76) and and offensive production from her drove in 11 runs. A third baseman, she teammates, she was 5-19 as a pitcher. She provided strong defense and contributed ' tossed a one-hitter to reco~d a PCL ~ctory exemplary leadership. against Laguna Beach. \ Nguyen, a junior third baseman, hit .317 Stephanie Danner, a senior who will (25 for 79) and her 18 RBis were a district .concentrate on academics at USC, played high. She scored 10 runs and played strong shortstop most of the season and hit .306 defense at the hot comer, according to (19 for 69) with 12 RBis and nine runs. She Coach Jim Weeks. also stole five bases. Shanley, another junior, hit .261 (181for Lord, a freshman, performed well in a 69) with 13 runs and 10 RBis, but was just variety of roles. She pitched and played the as big in the pitching circle for the outfield for the Tars, hitting .311 (24 for 77), Mustangs. Plagued by inconsistent defense with 12 runs, six RBis and five stolen bases. ~OCALS SPARKLE ON DIAMOND IN ALL-STARS PLAY • I • • :m Cd.M's Harper, Mesa's • • • ~ancilla stand out in :all-star competition. • • ~ ~ona del Mar High senior Ty r and Costa Mesa High .linfur Ruben Mancilla highllgh,t- : ed the performances of several , locals in all-star baseball action • over the weekend. : Harper went 3 for 4 Sunday at i Cal State Fullerton to help South- • em California def eat a team of Northern California All-Stars, 6-4, and complete a three-game sweep. Harper was one of 20 players selected for the state all-star team •. which will compete later this month in Oklahoma. But Harper won't be playing, due to a stress fracture in his ankle. The injury has worsened throughout the spring for Harper, who helped lead the Sea Kings to the CIF Southern Section Division llSEl'lll IV title. He will have the ii.nkle immobilized for at least two weeks. Mancilla, who led the Mus- tangs to their best season in 37 yea.rs, was named MVP for the Pacific Coast League All-Stars, who lost to a group representing the South Coast League, 3-1, in the South County Showcase of llWPOIT LITILI 9-10 J.R. Dion Mlc:hael DIROCCO TonwnyFolb MlchMI Ford Geofftey Gr•nt Wiii HMilon Ste;;en Hlllgrwn Alu~ Players Sunday at Windrow Park. Mandlla pitched three score- less Uuµngs for the PCL. Costa Mesa senior Brian Mon- toya scored the lone PCL run. He stole second and came home from third on a double steal in the eighth inning. CdM .senior Mark Hatfield doubled for the Sea View League All-Stars, who weie defeated, 12- 3, by a players from the Century League, also at Windrow Park. • DAY •(FtalW) i a,....., iu CINI In_.. you llf •big hi '~ 11111 ·--· ... ililll JM .. _.. • D.vlcl C.-dlg8n, Daily Pilot S~ Hall of Famel"! Tuesday, June 15, 1999 • Spom Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 SPORTS HALL OF FAME . CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM I -... Newport ·Harbo~ •An All-American at USC and offensive lineman ·. in the NFL, he has always 'kept life in perspectiv~ · RJowm DUNN graduating from Newport Harbor in 1983 and serving as th~ . ~Plot Trojans' captain at midfield in • en it's all said the Rose Bowl for the 1987 ~ and done, anCii . ' season, after USC and • David Cadigan's quarte.rback Rodney Peete -: .::: jutting muscles stop bulging, defeated UCLA and Troy .... ~ he'd prefer that his legacy reflect Aikman, 17-13, in one of the ~'*" something quite dillerent than a USC-UCLA clash es ever. :.,: beefy, ferocious offensive •1•ve still got the coin (that--.. lineman. was used for the pregame flip ~ The former Newport Harbor tlie Rose Bowl),• said Cadigan,...-· High standout and consensus whose team wo'n the coin flip, :'. ~ All-American at USC had his but lost to Michigan State, 20-U , moments of football glory, but Cadigan, who had to . ~-- there's tenderness under that overcome his mother's death asX 6-foot-5, 265-pound weig}'ltlifting senior in the autumn of '87, wore.- frame. No. 66 for the Trojans ano w~: The year before he was consensus All-American that .... selected No. 1 by the New York year (being voted on at least Jets (eighth overall) in the 1988 three of the six recognized All- NFL Draft, Cadigan, who played American teams in the couhtry). 30 pounds heavier, was • Cadigan, who •kept forced to see life's big working and grinding• i pfcture earlier than in high school to earn . expected when his his dream scholarship to mother, Barbara, died of USC, didn't play on \:119 cancer. winners in the NFL, but points to an AFC .. Eastern Division game ..... with a playoff berth ott. . · the line against Dan _ . =- Marino and the host •She was a gorgeous woman, and only 50, so you just never know," said Cadigan, retired from professional football after seven seasons, living close to the surf now in Encinitas. Miami Dolphins as o& " David Cadigan of his most treasured So when Cadigan -who played six years for the Jets and one for the Cincinnati Bengals -speaks of future endowments to mankind, they will not contain game-winning touchdown drives that he keyed with pancake blocks or Rose Bowl heroics for the nojans. Tbey will feature 8 soft underbelly Cadigan .• would've never dared to take on the gridiron. "When I look back on great accomplishments, I want to be known as a great husband and a great father, and be very proud of that,• said. Cadigan, who is 34 and single, but dating a •wonderful gal• and hopeful of marriage. "It's all about being a great person and a great husband, and that is what it's going to say when l 'm on my last legs. "It's awful how once in awhile lite can be snuffed out, so you need to be the best person you can be and appreciate thfngs every ~ay. # • Cadigan didn't want his last legs to come sooner than anticipated, so after 30 concussions playing hardbal,l on Sundays, he walked away from the final two years of his three-year, $2.1 million Cincinnati contract and decided that he'd one day not only like to have children, but remember them. . "It's a great game, but once in awhile you get a big bit and tt loosens up somethiJlg inside your noggin," Cad.lge.n said. ~ A health and fitness guru who works out religtopsty, Cadigan left football on tDp. After • anchoring the Jets' offensive line, Cadig&n WU the Bengali' belt lineman in 1994. Cadigan, who plafed ill tWo Roee Bowls for USC, allowed an NPL-low one MCk In 1992 and graded out tbe bigbelr of all Jet offemtV8 Jineman ill '93, when e veteran group Dk:Jmlmed • "Boomer's Bodyguards" went ~*~=' Mnr• git dlOppid to tb9 tiuf .......... ,....,..,,.......~ tr¥1Dde'A.z'l1dl) moments. ~ The Dolphins scored with O!<t8 ·to play, but Cadigan's Je ts. with. Esiason at quarterback, started from their own 20 and drove tQ within field-goal range, then won in the final seconds. •(The Dolphins) thought they had it,• said Cadigan, ):>'hose u"" Jets would go on to a rare ''I postseason appearance and lose · at Houston. . Cadigan, a member of the ::: Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, : celebrating the millennium, played both guard spots for ~~ · Jets and occasionally lined up et· tackle. ,. .... In July 1995, Cadigan retir~; before traiiting camp."He'd '"~ started 14 games for the Benga.IS in 1994, but Jilissed the last twQ_. games With tom cartilage in hl9 r right knee, one of numerous inju.rieS he suffered in his career. With the Jets, Cadigan twice• overcame career-threatening injuries, breaking banes in his foot and tearing ankle ligaments during his rookie year, and • tearln.g several knee ligaments .-including the anterior cruciate: -and chipping a femur in 1990. : Cadigan, who played footb611• at Newport Harbor under Haftk : Cochrane and Mike Giddings (id the fall of '82), is now a volunteel offensive line coach at La Costa : Canyon High, which opened _ : three yea.rs a~o and competes.~ a tough league with El Camirio, • Oceans.ide and Torrey Pines. : Cadigan also coached San , : Diego State offensive llnemAI\ Z Kyle llliley, who was drafted • No. 1 Jast year by New Orleans • (seventh overall) 8nd started as ~ a rookie Jut l8UOD for Saints ! Coecb Mike Ditb. - tlla own ftnandal planner · llnce be eai:ned bis •ftrst red cen&. • Cadigan want probing f 1'911 81tate ill the COMtal aJM of North San DlegO lbodly after ..... with the Jell out Of U and. at age 22, ~tad bis IDIMal lllftlltm8nt whlG be bought a bol.-fftm a llldy ... •WWDYlng ...... flaaa tb9 flant lawn. •w. WClllwd ____ , ... ............ ........ 't-: Doily Pilot Sports T~, June 15, 1999 9 Estancia tennis camp Mors (2:10.09) ond at Gold n West in 800 Four Tars gain All-American status Nevi/ion Harbor High standouts f I A C I County hi.Story, according to Harbor Coach Sim Barry. COSTA MESA -alM0.4 HJgh boy:t and gul tcnn <.'OOCh Dav .. Hebert will conduct lhe f\tth nn\ldl Estancia Summer 1Cnnis Clime, Jun 21-July 30 on tb Estanna couns • CdM junior beaten only by thr~tlme natio:1al cbn~P:. SACRAMENTO -Cotona dcl Mar f-4gh JUIUOf Liz f 11 C£ Moo;e conbnued to sdidify her SUttus CJnoug the tQp Herberts, lievor Jon , Steve In addition, Horberts, bound for Stanford, was JensenandChr!SMcMilleneamcdAD-AmP.ricanhon· seventh 111 the two-mil (9:21.46) and Jones was at the National ScholaStic Outdoor lhlck and Field 12th in the 400 hurdle (54. 24), despite never having ~pionships Friday and ~turday at Raleigh, N.C. raced that distance before. He finished seventh at I ff1~11 will m'>truct boys hnd y111.s an gr1 d ~ 12 rn 1ll91 and doubles strategy, stroke product.ton and other fundamenldls tn tlnll.., Monday, Wcdn srlr1y and Fnday from 3:30·5:30 p.m. Cost is $125. For details or to req1~ter, phone Hebt•rt at (714) 545·20~5. scholastk tra.Ck ond field NnnC1'5 10 the nation, finlShln9 ·ond in the 800 meters at the Goldffl West lnvit.abOlllll Saturtlay at A1nerlmn River COI~!:i Morse's electron clime of,2:10.09, a J n.onal record, w just oU • pace of four time state champion nJ three-tune national champlon: l.Jndsay Hyatt, bound for Stanford out of Placerville High (2.09.18~! • : The Sailor foursome combined to firush fifth in the State Championships 111the300 hurdles, The top distance medley relay at North Carolina State SlX in each event earned All-American honors. :University. McMillen, a lophomore1 ran the 1,200-Herberts and Jones are scheduled to compete meter leadoff leg, followed by Jones, a junior (400), Saturday and Sunday at the Junior Nationals at the and seniors Jensen (800) and H erberts (1,600). Their University of Nortb Tuxas. Herberts will run the time of 10:15.94 was seventh fastest in Orange 5,000 and Jones the 400 hurdles. Morse edged New Yorker Jenn.iler Vendetti (2:10 28), who lS• · ranked second nationally. . . : Morse wiU pass on an 1nvttabcm to compete at the Juruor Nauonaa, this weekend in Texas, accordmg to C dM Coach Bill Swnner : 1 I~ NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBUC NOTICES 11 PUBUC NOTICES ] I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBUC NOTICES ~UIUC NOTICEI I~ =.: ... ~~~ !::lc=nct!T'~~~tfi:~ ~!~u:t:t=:• ~~~~11~b~!~n:: ==~~~~CCFRANK ~::n~,:~~~~~1\:~ :~~~ '::r~~nt~~ :;~sM:~nisn-~1i:"Au~n::~ = ~11¥1~ =.:t' ... ~':'.:S.:i ~ Tml Oldlr i-. un6eH you rec.iv. actual The lollowl MOHAMMAD HAGHIGHI, 8152 GREENE JACQUIE the past three years, ilS wolhtn lour months lrom the will allow the personal rep· IOI\. ~ lhnltom ~ d ttle Naltcl d Slit -YOU NIE .. DEIWJLT notice. I l"le u e u" are doinll bUsi~~~' 3972 Barranca Part<way Ah 111•• •re 1ubiectto prior stated by the Seller(s). date of the l1rs11ssuanoe of resentative to ta.It• many Condaminilln Una-1 llVOulh Sot • m ,.a.ti In ldlllllflU . 1118ADBl>CWTIIJITOOU> HF04480 l You must Costa Mesa Auto Servace •B. IMne, CA 92814 c1ncell1tlon. Terms, rules 1s·are: NONE 1e11e11Hprovided10 Pro-ll()llOOS 1Nill\00l obtaining !llCMIYtlocltld11w-. ~ C81ft, Ille TOlllllll9 jil ~ nm. UILDI YOU TNCE MIW an endorHd copy of Center, 1747 Anaheim Av· The assets to be IOld are •nd regulatJOns available et The name(a) and ad bate Coda sectlOn 9100 courl appro\Ull Betore ,__.en II oil 8111 ~ Clll.-sdlldl ~ Cll I AC11Clll TO PROl1!CT YOtM the claim on the Dtattlc:t enue, Costa Mesa, Calilor· descnbed tn general as nle. Dated th11 8TH end dress ot the Bu}'er(1) Tho ttma 1or IM1g d81ms 1ak1ng cena1n very l!Tlpor· and h OC8lbonl blbll 1 Cl nallQnll bl a CMdl ... MHlilf,ff*YIESOl.DATA f,.~~~fE~91·N~ nia 92627 AU FURNITURE 15Tli of JUNE, 1999 by 1s/1re'UAC.LLC,1 Cahlor· wll no1 exptre befoie lour iant aCllOl'IS, howtMtt, the o1 500 ._, ~Die bpa ...._Clfedlnlod llllQft ,..,;UAL FWJ.INllDM 0.puty0latric1Attom.y)at Anlhony GoodWtO Betts, AXTUAES, EQUIPMENT, PS Otgangeco, Inc .. 701 n•a l.imtted llab1My com· montf\6 lrom the heanng persoMI represent11111a •llface ellUy • «adleeaa-...bf• .... • OPlNWDI CW ntE IWURE "700 Civic Center Oriv. 2872 Velasco Lana, Costa M A C H I N E R V • Western Avenue, Glendal•, pany. 1326 HAMSHIRE dale notlCed above. wil be requited to g111e no tJy Tbe lhiftl tedlrW lmWllJI lltd ti:. ..... CITMEPllX&DMOIAQAINST WHt, Sant• An•. Ca LEASEHOLD IMPROVE· CA8080,9~2_~1No •. ls8i58~~44-32. CIRCLE. NEWPORT VOU MAVEXAA11NEll\e bee to 1nteres1ed persons ~ •· Mlchgln ClllbOn caVll(ll -=,...,._" YOU, YOU IMOlLO COITACT A 12701 within thlttv 130) ~.~:'O::n!26~11,, MENTS STOCK IN "'"/OB, ...... Oe'/l 5 BEACH, CA 92660 hie kept by lh8 coun it you un1ess Uley have waived CarpcrlDI, II an ~ WV11"1P i.ll ~ 11 S-0. ~ Oft 1-• toa,.. d•Y• of the flllng of the 2872 Velasco Lane. Costa TRADE. GOODWILL ANO 1_..,.._--'------The assets being eold are a person interested In notice or consented to the did Nownbs 8 1979 11 llDft 5102 al Ille F...:ial ~ Clltllmla .. ..-~claim In the Superior Mesa,Cahlomia 92828 BUStNESS NAMEandara FictltiouiBµalness aregenerat1ydescr1b9da . tho es1a1e. yoo may hie proposed aC1ionl The 10-8ooll 13388 Page 1280 al llldNhonzadlodo~.fl • .. *'I ........ TNllllt CoUlt/Clvil Dlvt1lon. • This busines~ Is con· located at 3972 Barranca Name Statemf4"t Tangible personal prop· w11h Iha court a Request tor dependent adm1n1s1ratt0n Off.ml ~ Pwtlll 3 Non-11111 .._ In the .-. al ..,. ....., • ....,... ID Oeed of The te lute to timely file doeted by husband and Par1cWay •B. lrvlne, CA ....__ ,0-llow'"" pe-ons erty turn.lure, fuouras and Special Notice (form DE· autoonty will be granted exdlmMI .-ne1a •Ill larfl cOW tt.n c:dl • llCOll*d lhl T• _... Oii ,,_, ~ end aecure •verified ctalm wife 92614 a.'e'"' .. ....in'~busi'riess ~" equipment, pe rmtts, 154) ol the f1hng ol an in· unless an Interested per-11 IKtlDnl Mllli8d "Suport Tna&ae 11111 VIChlldd h 'i ..C.,... .,...., ..... 1tetk19 an Interest In the Have you started doing The business name u5ed • ""' ,L llcenses and approvals for 11en1oiy and appraisal of son flies an objectoon to trie ~ 11111 Encr= enca r:J Iha TNll_.. Oeed v 111.-Ollm ol .. ......., of property In the Superior business vet? No by the aeller at thal 1oc:a11on FABMA L. COM., 2 I 30 the operabon of the Club. estate assets or of anv pebllon and shows good Conmllllly F~ ft.lldl become IVlllllbll \0 Colllll& ~ -Coutt wlll rHult In the Jul18Me M. Botts is PHOTO BEAR South Vele Slreet; Santa sports memorabllla and tel· pehhon or account as cause why the coun shol.ltd end °OrlUllge O¥tt QrrmUl'tlty 119yee or endlnM • • ,,..., • I.Mia ...... ...., property being decl .. d or This statement was filed The an11e1patad date ol Ana, California 92704 ephone number(s) lor the provided 1n Probate Code not grant the authonty FICIMIM" ti: Tiie MICle llll6ld d rfl' S9id lllt .. bl ,....., .. __.., ..._ • Tnie-ontel9d forfeit to the 6tate the bulk sale ls July 1, 1999 (~:,~=tl •• 1~l"'" South Club. and Inventory. Mem· section 1250 A Request A HEARING on the peh· •ea.nents• cl Ole Oec11r1tiOn W WllloUI c:owenM Of Wit· ~ 0... w..n .... 1 ...., of C.llfomle end dlatributed with me County Clerk of at the oHico of Escrow Fo· ..,., bershtp accounts. Accep· tor Sp~lal Nollce torm lS !Jon Wiii be netd on ol Co¥tnanU ConcMloNI and rroty apr.-ot rr.,i.t t+ _......., • ...... • putwuent to the provlalon1 Orange County on 5+99 rum. 23161 Lake center Yale Street, Sania Ana table Accounts Receivable evadable from the court JULY 15, 1999 at 1 45 pm RM1Ctaons for 8e1cou11 Maw ~ l!lle. I" •• ot • .. Ii~ tlilClloll .. ID .. of Heelth •nd Seletv Code 191196794856 or .. #120, Lake Forest, CA Calllomla 927°" and are located at clef1( In Dept L73 locat8d at Allocation (The 'OeclarltlOn') amnnc:m 10 alllfy h • ..,... ....., tar mill. __., Section 11489 wlttiout Daily PilOI June 8, 15. 22, 921130 1 This business Is con· 1701 QUAIL STREET Attomey for th• 341 The City Dnve Soult\ recardld Ma-di 24 1~ u dllMdlie81 .med ~ ._ dildl.._1¥•-•llillklnll lurthernotlceorhearino. 29,1999 T549 ThlsbulksalelSsubjocl ductedby:a C()(poration NEWPORT BEACH CA Petitioner: Orange.CA92868 llllt\.mll NO &2·101131 cl Died. ~ lhlfeundlf . .... • ~ ..... a ... or OlllO.l , OlllOB, 08/15 Fictitious BuelneH lo Calllomla Uniform Com· The registr~11J CQJn• 92660 . PHILIP JOHN GOLD, IF YOU OBJECT to the OlllClll RKor'dll .ind any With 11'11e11111 a pr«Mdld ..... ...., a9lll unlai\ or 1 cNdl Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement marelal Cod• Sacllon menced 10 transal:t busl· The bulk sale Is 1ntendod ESO .. SBN 74471 granting ol lhe ~tlhon. you Nnendmen11 "' ~ and Iha url*d ~ blllwa ._.!¥•.._or ..... _.,... Name Statement The tollowlng 'fMtBonS 6106.2 ness under tile fictitious to be consummated al tho GOLD & GOLD shoold appear a\ the hear· 11-elo The PfDPlr1J adlteal al the Nall teCllld by a nt IDlll __..., ...,.. The lollOWI"" persons are doing business as If so aubject, the name name or names listed olhce ol. lnlormod Escrow, 1301 DOVE ST .. STE. 440. 1ng and slate your ob1ec-and oUI• eomrnol'I cilllgnallon Deed 'lllllh ....... U.eon _......, or ..... ii.. "• NEW CHINESE DELI. and address ot the person above on 511199 lr'lc . and the an11opata<1 NEWPORT BEACH, CA tJons or hie wnnon ob/ec ~ any cl the real propeny c»-pr'OVldad 11 s8d Noee • ..,..... Ill Idol! 1102 OI h ~6~1~Ju~~~~~s· 486 E 171h St .. •B102, with Whom claims may be She~Metal~~~Secreta"' sale dale 1s JULY I, 1999 112660-2475 lions w11h the coun be ore 8Crt>edlboYe 11pupcrtedto be a.v-eAd lllCl*'8ll af .. AMdlf Codi _. ......., to SEFWICES 5 9 R ~osta Mesa, CA 92627 filed Is Escrow Forum, t"led The bulk sale IS sub1ect Published Newpon Beach tne heanng Your ap 22 BelccUt OfM Soulh NftcJOl1 ruMe llld al Ille_,,... co-'4 •....._Ill'* .... • be • 1 7 iv· Henry W81. 3630 Maxon 23161 Lake Center Dr, statement was 1 10 Cahlomlo Uniform Com· Costa Mesa Dc111y P11ot pearanee may be 111 persco Belch. Ca ll2M:I The l#ldat· by llld Deed r:J Trull ,... ........... ':r::.,... erstde Place. Costa Mesa. R .. El ........ te CA 9173 k F CA with the County Clertt of I I C d S e11on June 9. 15, ,&, 1999 or byYcour anomey .....-Tru!Me dldaml any .. .., _, CA 92627 "" """' • !2612030. a~ et"-i!>!,8!~1e for"' Orange Coun11~5-7~800·99 6m1e06rc2a. o e e WT439 IF OU ARE A CREDI -lcr any tnc:Oll'edr-. d OtW81111111 .._, ~ ~~~-~ ... ~ Anthony Elhs. 1579 R11t· Rober1yTsang.13581 " •N '"'MN ua n --------..._ ............ adl:t• arid ocher lac asrMJTl\ldle a~ ---.....,..-., ·-Ide Pia Costa M St1 Newland St.. We§tm1nster, ltling .cla1m1 .nan be Law 011...._s ol The naroe and address NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S TOA or contingent credltoi u• --· ...,. ,... llr .. W !ft........ ~l 92627 ce e • CA 92683 June 30, 1999 which is tha ''"' of the person with whom SALE of the dece.ised ~'Ou mu~t c:onwnon dleO.-.i • any C«pordotl PO Bot R '""4 ....... ....._,...... Thts blJSlness IS COO· Pei Jun Wu. 1673 s bus1nesa <Say belore the Loyd E Wnght. Ill A da1ms mav be hlvd IS T lt,095A file )tOUr Claim w th lhe sllCMn '*-1. llle total lmOl.rtl Los AnoMN. c:..Q ~ .. 0.-. d TNIL The Aimpau Blvd . Los. Angel· sate date sP8dlted above Professional Corpora1ion. Informed Escrow, Inc , rusteeNo 7 7 frtle court and ma I a copv 10 tile al the 11f1111d blllnct ot IN ob-~.:_u11» Sy • • 119 -. N .._. d~a': b~ns::'~ng es. CA. 900111 Dated 313199 ~~~~u~:'87~;:~~. ~: 17601 17th StrHt, Suite ~ No 1 personal repr95entat ve iglllDll .="ed ~~ &1S 6122 ~~ ~-..-..=:. ..... ~ bus""nsa yet? Yes, 1980 This business Is con· IS/ MOHAMMAD 110. Tustin, CA y AAA: E~ OFAULTRUUNT· appoinled by Ille coon IO be ltld ~ .._ . ' __ ~ ""' duded by a general HAGHIGHI lomia 92612 92780-1949 and the last g TEO o5 SE~TRf ~ v.1th1n fourmontns trom tne ... If WI l -. • .-h ~~.~'.!nt was filed partnership Published Newport Beach· Dally Pilot May 25• June 1 <Saia for llhng Claims by any <Sate of tne f11st ssuanw c:.t I 11 ..... ,...... -rt/ Ill _,,.. Have you started doing . Costa Mesa Dally Pilot 8• 1 !';, t 999 · FS38 creditor shall be JUNE 30. 1! 7 UN ~ Y AK lelter5 as provided '" Pro· 795 OBITUARIES 795 ,..... ...... 1¥ .. Oeed of ~;th the Coon1y Cieri< 01 bUS1ness yet? No 1 June 1s. 1999 Flctlilou1 Busine.• 1999 which 11 the bus1· A 0 rd bate Code seC1oon 9100 • • • T• --...._ ...... Orange County on 6-4•99 Aoben y Tsang ~ T560 Name Statement ness dalJ before me 5ale Y PROP RTV. IT .Y The time lor hhng datms ..._.._ _____ ...., r::..•.::e-:::;:,::: oa1~P~~.J!:9:71":.2:J wt~i~,!'a~~ ~~~ cNS1111111 ar!~:=~~':i°"s ~1~p:~;~989abo'Je ~tiPAY~~EY~~D-C ~~ ~~~ei:rC:a~~~ .. ., .. 1111111,. u 1 1 ofh 29· 1 99 TS.CS Orange County on 6-4-99 MOTICE OF ~SALE. a) Clift House, BUYERS: ~~ date noticed above ..... ., ..... --... Fictitious Business 1119967115227 .PUrlUll)t to th• Calllomla ~ Bartlleys BISCUllS, 17721 BY:JS/ Tlmothlj Quinn ~ YOU MAY EXAMINE the .............. 119 Ill ........... ......__ ....... N s•at t Self-Service Store1• Fecoll-·"'' I 11 k b h 11 - ---1rw 1me .. emen DaOy P~ot June 8, 15, 22. & IB&P C d 1.,00 1 laune lane. Santct Ana BY;,.., Anne Evant Ou nn IOUL . r ., I e ept YI e coon you _.. -w i. .-on .. clw The following persons 29. 1999 T550 IV .. ct 0 e • " Cahlomia 92705 UAC, LLC, A Californla ~WYE are a person interested In af • Piiia ol '* Tiii Nclftfl are doing business as :::·,a:h~u~r~e~~:~!~. ~~ Judith Anne Chi!, 17721 limited llabltlty company June 22. 1~ .L ~ the estate, you may Ille N'lt ..._ ID h ~ WALLACE COURT Flctltlous BualneH JUNE 29, 1999, pereonal 'A Laurie Lane, San111 Ana, Published Newport Beach· OOam. (;akfomla Rewn-w1tfl the court a Request lor eowt--.1'0Do.itcC41i*'OIM APARTMENTS. 1 955 CahlOmla 92705 Costa Mesa [).)1ly PllOI veyance Comoany Suca!S()( Special Noll08 (form DE .... s.. Ana. CA .... 0.. Wallace Avenue. Costa Name Statement r::~~~nf~~~r::.~u:,:i~ This buSlness Is COO· June 15, 1999 by~rr R to Serrano Recon-154) of the Ming ol an In· em1plol\: -. ,,,._,,. of lll'lllld Mesa, Caul 92627 The 1 following peraons Ing, toola end/Of other ducted by: an lncfividual T561 114! Y as tile venloiy and eppra1sa1 ol ..... nl oltlS ~ RudlJ A Mariman, ar~~~L~A~s~~~l~sEEA· houHholditerNlocated1t: Have Vo\I started dol"g NOTICE OF fi d~:i ~·~~ espe~~i~nasg~tsa~c'ou~t a~~ 1'114,917 .......... ~ Trustee • Rl/dy Manman ING. 28241 Crown Valle"y PROPERTY 20153 buSJ}~thssAy.etC7111Nt 0 PUBLIC HEARING ru~t'R~~m~ '{'. ..._ ... ach.Cllllllliori dlllo-Tl\l$1 34'1 Bayside Dr. #3, 2078 NEWPORT Bl.VD .,... ~as meot S • provtd~d tn Probate Code Nib! of h ... ~ 11ib Ne~rt Beach. CA 92660 Par11way. Suite F. Laguna COSTA MESA CA, 92927 Tiiis statement was hied NOTICE IS HEREBY I records • section 1250 A Request JnlM --ftC>, C°"8 Thi$ blJSllless IS COO· N I g u e I. ca 111 0 r n I. 9 4 9 . 6 4·9 . 1 5 8 2 TIME With the County Olerk of GIVEN that a public hear· the . 0 oP the R~ tor Special Notice lorm IS .._ CA t3IZ7 Nl9t 111.scM ducted by; Tl\Jsl (Family) 926n·l400 9:00AM Orange County on 5·21·911 Ing will be hold lly the Orange Coontv call a'181labte lrom the court Tillw•llpwdT,,,_.clitdiiina Have you started doing SJL, Inc.. (Caltfomta). STORED BY ntE FOLLOW· • 1999671139Ul Costa Mesa City Counctl xeculed . b1 'd:'' ' Clerk. lllW ~tar lflr ., ... NO_ bUSlnels yet? Vea, 1991 2824 t Crown Valley ING PEASONS: Dally PllOI May 25, June t. on Tuesday. June 29 ~au~ y l:.1 J .Attorney for the Ill ...... ..._ and Cllflar Rudy A Ma nm an Par11way. Suite F, Laguna 6011 KEYES WILLIAM 8. 15, 1999 T539 1999 at 6.30 Pm, or as ~au um 6ld Petitioner: - 2 ....... • .,. Trustee. • ' N92i6g7u7·~~·oo ca It t 0 rn I a E1371'ANZ.ICA ANTHONY Fictitious Business soon therealter 115 possl· Wife ~ NSIOr 5'¥· LORI WINDER .,_....._ lNpiaipmty.._. A~ Manman Trust E151 BURNS TODD ble In Iha Council !NIS .OI Ameoca, . ~ LIVINGSTON, ESO. M .,.... It .... 11*1 •• This statement was hied This buSlness is con· E212 PETTI! CHRISTO· Name Statement Chambers of C•IY Hall. ~ficial'vleWtd seU at PQbllC (CSBI 93396) _. ~ "-ir..,.... with ttte County Clerlt of duded by a corporation PHE,. J. The loflowiog persons n Falr Drive, Cosla Musa auctJOn sa IO the hiat\est 840 NEWPOA'T CENTER ~ "°' Coltiln .._,. ·.14 Orange County on 5.4,99 The reglstranl com· HOH DUGAN CASEY are doing busioeu as on the IOIJow1ng item ~d for cashb • casflte(s DR., STE. 700, NEWPORT at a ~ ~ CA 11JJ4. 111996795238 menced to transacl bUSI· E034 &ERHARD LEANNE NEWPORT VINEYARDS PURSUANT 10 Ani<:le ........... r1l'Ml IY a $\atll OI na-BEACH CA 112660 ... 311.7n1 Of 1714 01• Dally PilOt JUM 8 15, 22. ness utl(jer lhe ltCIJtiOUS PftOPERTY 24617 & WINERY "20362 Birch Xlll""8 of Propos1hon 4 dS bOnal bank. a Ctlec:il dr8MI by Pubhshtid Nll\IWPort Beath c.illlfl ltWllC. \/Ice Plwtlrtl, 29 1999 TS46 name or names listed 1726 POMONA CA, 921127 SI Newport Beadl. CA amend.a by PropoSlll()(I ~ Slf9~ ~a~ Costa Mesa Da1ty P*>t ~ _ fltlA AW31Dm "1$, Flctltloui Business above on 5· 15-99 9 49 • 85 0 • 7 8 7 2 Tl ME 926CIO 111 and Senate Bill 88, lhe "' tederal ~ "*' Jone 1 s. 21 , 22. 1999 .._ • .., SJL. inc.. Stephen J 2:45PM ftdilelO Anlon Moriarty, app1opnatt0ns J1mtt lor 1t1e asSOCl8llOn m . TMSSA Neme Statement Lutz, Presldenl STORED SY ll4E FOLLOW· 20362 Blfeh St, Newport City of Costa Mesa lor the troll S8WlQJ soec;t- CNS1711101 The IOl!owing persons Tiiis statement was llled ING PEASONS: Beach, CA 92660 1999·2000 h1cal y881 has fled·in°' sec:tion"51 0 the Ft-• ........, "MuG ~ are doo~ boSIOeS& as with the Counly 11e111 °' E237 BENITEZ LORENZO This business IS 1:00· been calculated 10 be nBQClal COde au~ ~531 tCllol OI Trwe.. .. f!.OTia ~0SEH~'°!REL-n. MESA P RFOAMANCE Orange Coonty on ·28·119 G320A GONZALES ROY ducted by: an indlVldual $102.671,906.00 16 ijo business tn ~ _ltlle} Siie lJncM' Deed Of TNll You nmSUAN • 1' IU" in PEDS, 1608 Placenua, 1""671M781 All aaleure sub1ectto p'1or Have yoo started dOlng fl-1E DOCUMENTATION WIQ be held by the dUIY ~ s In Deta111 Undlr A Deed Of At«> SAFETY COOE c 0 s I a Me s a • c A ~ E. Wright Ill, Esq • c1ne1flafl0n. Term.a, rules buSloe$$ yet? No used It\ detemi1n.ng Ille =ad trustee as shoWn Trusl 0.ed Ni:Wlmblr 12 SECTioN 11471/11488 112627--4312 Law cAftees of Loyd E and regulattona a1111l1ble 1t AichatO Moriarty City of Cosla Mesa's calcu: . of II ng~t. ~J and 1997 Unless You Taq Adloll .ANO NOllCE ~ Mike Slmoolan. Wngllt bit, A Prolesslonal HI•. Da1ed this STH and This statement was hied 181100 of tl'le appropnal1011$ tel8S1 oonve)'eO kl ano oow To PrOlld Yr» F'toplrty, n May ~TENDED fOAfilT\JRE 1 Huntlnglon Court. New· Coll)Or<1tt0n, 19200 Ven 15TH ol JUNE. 1999 by with lhe County Clerk ol umlt tor the 1999.2000 lis· !:Id b~ Ille ll\IStee 111 lhe Be 5okS Al A P'*S.. If You ~~~~ ~Je™ port Beach. CA 92660 Karman Avenue. Sult• ~ .. ~~l~!~C::e.IG~e;,cl.?. Orange Countv on..6-4·99 cal vear is avallabla for en~~ ~~anrufe t..s An Elq:JianallOn OI The sa:TION 1 l4e8 4 Tony Palmieri, 1220 Pa(te 870. IMne, CA 92612 CA 91201 1818124,._ fllll96795254 pubhc Inspection on week Deed of Trust. TI\e sale oMll Nature OI The ~oceeding · Newport, Apt #406. New· Daity Piiot June 15, 22. 8080• Bond i .0. 58•7832 Dally Pilot June 6. 15. 22. days in Ille Office of the Di· be made but ··"''-·" cove-You You Should Qin.. On MAY 13• \Ht. •t port Beach, CA 92660 29, July 6, 1999 T559 N " 29, 1999 T544 recior o1 Finance. n Fair nant Of ~.57~ tad A l.lwytl' Nola 11 htrlbr '--=~~s.,'t~~~;i~ dJ,;i~t~~:~no· ~o\1i~o~~ ,_o_e_1o_e_._:N-6s_111_15_t1_1_sa __ S~P~:'S~cfRON~~.TOF ~1~8~~00', b~~~e;:051iieoo~:~ ~::~lle<l,ton·:pa re.y'"g;IM"re1~!~.~ ~~~'.: • p~ de~ H : buslnesiyet7 No c~t~~~~t~F ,e>.= '::~II= COUNTY OF ORANGE ~xcept ~mhJiclays pm. ~~1>'¥ sum OJ ttJ~s ~ tMlet pnuMI 10 t&2.000 u. s. CURRENCY Mike Simonian 6 04 Sell-Service Storage Faelll· Lamoreaux Justice MARY T. ELCIOTT, secured by the Deed ~.!.!!:\.b the o.ed cl Trvst aecuted by Thll statement was ftled (SECS. 1 • ty Act tB&P ~ 21700 et Center • Probate O.puty City Clerk interes1~· e~ David Kq an 11nmamed cnan Bonnie St.aulf u, 88 ...1 CORONA DEL MAR · Bono.le Stauffer. lOOl time r'C$1dCOI of the Newport Bcacb UC&. died last TOClday. June 8. 1999. Sbc paaed 1XI at home. surrounded by bcr lovina fam.t.ly • Born May I. 1911. 10 Indiana, she tw lived In Southern Callfooua &Ince she was a cl,llld. MIS. Stai..lfcr I' t.bc wldow of Bernard H • Stauft'cr. Bustnc11man an3 dcvetflelr of tbc, Isometric: Cll&:rCl5C system Whldl .... llls naall> "SllUJJcr SystemJ" aod ~the Staul!'u lf~•:t Pl1111" BOMI~ Stauffer was 'an acoompUsma businesswoman and dcdlesled •oh.11>.tcer ~t, many Newpon Beach area pbtlaalbropics. Sli£i Wte a lovl.n& and dcvOled wt!c. 11ster, ~ and JnDdl1lOther · L I Baomc Sla.Uffcr Is urvtttd by, bCi' SIStCI'\ Mlr1ha Harriston of Costa Mesa. bu 4qb&er. Gall Scbus of Newport Bcaeb: bier aoo llDO da!&Jller·tn·law Tony a.Dd Lesl~ Sw.iflcr of Eocinitu: her araodchildrcn: Oavi.D ScbllS or Sci.ti Barbara, Ryan Scb1U or Ollta Med! M ychal Doursoo or Carlsbad. Samantlla Dourson of Oceam1dc, Mk:laclle Stauft'cr a.Dd Aleit Stauffer of Enc:Ul.itas, aAd her 1rcal· lrmc:h.lldml; Tooy Scb1U 8Dd Aloq Sebits C'1 Slllta Bllt>¥L d Bonnie Stauffer wa a C<lmpusionatc bunurutanao wbo freely 1a•c o( hc:nclf 10 rwty. friends and many OCbcn tbat me touched with ICU of landneU Her lo1t~, lrlendslllp and '~will be mlS8('J(1 by all. A M emorial Sc~ICC will be held DO Thunday. June 17, 19991 ll 3;30 PM; at the UnJl.Cd Cburcb of Chn$l, 11 611 Heliotrope Avenue, Corona del Mar w•• Miled /iunuef't to wllh the Coonty C1e'1t of 6105 U.C.C.) aaq.I the underal11ned wlll 341 The City Drive, Pubhshed Newport Boach· :,-Slhe"''rnfsit. ~ u.i>enoftlje ~ ~tf: ~~~=.7 J'C: ... elth end afetv Cod• Orange County on 6-4·99 Escrow No. sell at pt.ibllc auction. on Poat Office Box 14171, Costa Mesa Dolly Pilot amount (al Ille bme Ille Ill~ cal Raccrdl 111 Ille alfiDe cl h Section 11471 / 11488 by 1991187115255 1-36259-pm JUNE 30, 1999, peraonaJ Orange, CA June 15, 1999 hat P\ll)licallon of the Nollee Rec:ordw ol n-------------.....,----~ ~ICE ~~k~CH DailY Pi1o1June8. 15, 22, Notice Is nereby given to propeny including but not 92863-1571 T556 of Sltla) reaspnab~ ...... "'"' The pl'QP9ft'Y WM Mlaed 29F,11c999tltloue 8u1l-~54s7 cr&d11ors of Ille Wtlhln :~.t~~st":'~:sfo~· ~~~~ IN THE MATTER OF BSC8441 to be S..I fonh • the ,.,! ~ ~ wleh ,..-ct to elleQed Nerne Stat~ = -=~0~1n:.c::: ~sehold ttema located 1t. THE PETITION TO NOT1CE OF amount ~be gre*if J'!' 8adlon lo Sell theteUndar ,. ~l•I of s.ctlonC•I the assets daserlbtd PROPERTY 101 CHANGE THE NAME PETITION ~f ~fl'Ont of on O~llllll • • 11361 of the Heelth end ar!':o.~~ssi:srsons below 2086 PLACENTIA AVE OF JUDITH ANN TO ADMINISTER man t!"-*"'*11 No 118-l5ll087 d 11111 :;=.:.o::. ~= SMTM promotions, 13636 The names and bU$1ness COSTA MESA CA. 112827 KELSO ESTATE OF: ~·-hi~11 ba CMc Olficlll07.,11~:. =) Attomey of OBnee County Onkaytta Clrde, Irvine. CA addresses ol the Mlllf are 9 4 9• 8 4 8• OS 8 9 T 1 ME ORDER TO SHOW RUTH L.. MCGUIRE ·~~Ila al ~ " .. ._ ....... ~•to 92620 ESMAIL ESMAILI ~T= BY THE FOllOW· CAUSE FOR CHANGE eke RUTH MCGUIRE ~· ~ inore flllv ~ 711 Cl* C.... f9'ttll!N.-O-'"~ Ann8tteFlall,138380n· BEHJAT1, 3972 Barranca INGPERSONS: OFNAME CASENO.A197419 on said Died Of OrMWeetS...Ml,Caat ~punuenctoHealttl = C•rcle. trvlne. CA P8,11<way, tB, IMne. CA 8022 at.EVINS STEVEN CASE NUMBER To all heirs, benelt rust iI:I of~ unbaJ. :A5 A.II. II 1)1.tk 8UCllon kl t14el~ Code S.Otlon This bUaloass 11 oon-9~1oe11JonlnCllilomll C021WllSONCHARITEE A197446 clanes. CflKlttor' cont· Pm 7 . ~, l'lfl'11~~~1oeY· y~ -~ Ulet If ol lht Chief eicecuuve olf1c:e C054 HA YES NOY 0 PETITIONEA(S) lngent crecl1to1s and per· §iiMi iF ... ,.,,. ... -•• ~ you .... to contHl the duct.d by an indlvldual of tne seller Is: SAME AS 0 , 5 7 PAl"PALAARD Judith Mn Kelso sons who may OlhefWiM common des!Qn111 lhl cl Ille lM1illd S..) .. ~ ef tNe llf'Ot*t'Y, =s~J~ doing ABOVE =~TY 20131 HAS/HAVE ALEO A be IOttrasted~n:e will Of real ~ 94 __.:-.,..,-=.~ aC:: ~ to Heelth end Annatte F1aJa As listed by the aeller, d 2099 l"lAaNTIA AVE PETITION FOR AN ~~~· r ~GUiAE aka • ~2 ~ CA. ;;_?'";.s Deed d T""'.., 11 .. ':.W.s.J::'Code,.,.,:ie~~o~ This statement wu ftled Olher buslneu namea and COST.A MESA CA, 92827 ON~_<?EESRFRTOMO CHANGE RUTH MCGUIRE '" • ~-_.td 11 .S Couftly Wllh Ille COunry Cle1'l ot eddrnles uaed by the 949-848-0734 TIME 4:30 ,...... ,.,...... 5111 .....,.., dllcftled -'flM c atetlno your Oranoe eounw on 15.4.99 seller IMlhin three yeara PM Judith Mn Kelso A PETITION FOR PAO· diSdalms5J y for any • ......,.., In the Pf'Ot""tl 1""6795231 belort Ille date auch llst STO..ED BY THE FOLLOW· TO JUDITI-1 ANN BATE has ~ hied by tnQO(fllclrle O Ille streel Cc:tndomW*lll • dlllined 11 Yeu ""'" lie thla clelm Dally PlloC June 8, 15, 22. was Hnl or delivered to the INO· ElMORE KATHLEEN DOF\AN in the lddlWSS Olhef COrt1tnOrl 783 cl The c.lifcrM) the ~' Court of the 29, 11199 T548 buyef are· NONE I082 CUNHA BRIAN D It Is hereby Ordered that Superior Court of Caltlor· ~~an . ~ Codi, Ill .... to f'wclel(• ~~~~~o~t~~~-~~~~~==n~~~~---~~~~~~~---~---------~~~~~~~.Cou~~OOAN~ ~1~2~-~•to ~-------~------------------------~.,~~r~~ ™E~~~~~ L~~ ~~~l= . NOTICE OF PUllUC HEARING No L73 ol the superior KATHLEEN DORAN be b ,...,, "" Court of Calllomia al Ille appointed as porsonal rtP· • ~ Y did June 18 1912. • "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket; · Cremation& Burial Service Why should you ubj ct .. yourself your family to paying inflated prices fo~ - caskets & services???? <:all Toll Fm 1-888-5 WKET • Senitg On.gt I 8urroaadiag ~11 this court In Department PROBATE raquHl8 lhat IOITl4I . Retofl~ ....._ ._ l..d I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public heartng will be held by the Coeta Mesa City address shown above on resentaltve to admlni1tar • 11111nmen1 No 82.?05058 al Courd on Tueeday, June 29, 1999. at 6:30 p.m., or aa eoon thereafter u possible, In 7·20. 1999. 11 lheTHeaEtap18ET01Y1he00~~C8d•n1~ wt 1 '. • ~ C.:::.-,.._°M: !=============::;=. f i.........i It 2 o'c:IOCk p m and then and CA · L-........ the Counclt Chamberl of City Hall, n Fair Drive, Coate Meea, on the OllUWlng em: there show cause. If any the dec:edenl'r. Wt and 61 _., ,,.,.... ..... II - ' they have, wttv the petition eodlells, ti an~ be 1dm1lled 1 ~ , d Trad No 11451, 11 The 1999-2000 Prellmlnaty Budget for the City of COila M4tM wtM be considered for 1or change ol nameshotJld :n/=~1, a~ ::11: c.y cl d a~~ iildoptlon at thll meeting. ~ fottowlng ia the propoeed alkx:alion of reaourcea In nci: t'!9 ~~~red that a tor examinallOn 1n the Me . ·~ ~ eumrnary for tM 1999·2000 flecal year. eopy o1 tnts order to show klPl by the court 8oo11 .tel, ~ llld • 11 cause be ~ in THE PETITION leQUNll 1=---'-'.===:---M11Ct1.n.i!U Almda If m•ND 1919-2000 NWOOSTA MESA DAILY authonty IO adm1ni.ter Ille BSCl465 • ..-v PILOT, 8 newspepet of estste under lhe lndepend· NOTICE OF PrelmlMry Budget C,.1 a n::ulatlon pt.lb· ent Admlnlllraoon of Es· PETITlON 1 ..... ,,_,nly at 1a1u Act (This Autttonty TO ADMINISTER $&4,045,990 1ea11 ~~~for iour wil 11 ~the pe1$onal r.p·· ESTATE OF: 3,237 ,000 conaec:Uttvt week• pnor to rBMnlallve to take meny SONYA KINGSLEY the my ol lhe healing actGll withoUI Obi.lrWIQ eka SONYA M. ~·= ~:.!il~~NcJ.l~ :~ :=::.rv =~ . KINGSLEY ' JUOOEIC~ 11n1 .c:tlona. h0Wev9f, ltl4t CASE NO..,A197514 603,310 o, THE SUPERIOR peraonat reprHentattve To ell heirs, ~n•lt· 1,&59,780 COURT wll be~ to gl'le no-clan••· ct..:tttort, cont· 85 000 Larry Kiftehenbeum, llCe to -~ l*9009 ~nt crtOllOtl, Mid per• ' 815 CMc eeni.r Orlvt Uf"9M they ,.,,. .wao IOf\1 who may olhefWe 74,880 West, see 230, SlrKa Ane, notlCe 0t c:onMnted to ltie be 1nl9festid In ll'le Wiii or 531,740 CA02701 PfOPOl8d ~In· ~Of~ 28i',730 ~ .... ~~ BMeh-::e:;:r ... be ~ ~y~ MIO KINGSLEY.._ Ur111te an lntft.-ed pet• A PETITION flOA PA0-2,418,380 June&,15.22, ·''* ton .... anoeitectonlO"' IAT£ ,_ ~ tllCt llr 28,000 T&43 ptllllofl and..._ goad HORTHI~ cauee wt'Y ._ ~ ltlOIAd 1ANK OF 872,820 not~ \he NhQrtty NA 11'1 .. ~ 2.100 A HEARMI on Iha PIW· OI c.Momta. Courtly ere 1.1111~ 2, 111,170 llOr'! .-11e ._on ONHGE. 1,Gll.llO ti-iv~.!£:~ ....... ... ,IOO W MICOI • -. 9M'AM\ -r '~ IO M NA '9 • ,_,. -:-·--11a= s.t·== • Have A Garage Sale ! Bow to Place A -- ' ----cm I' ' .-f'.~-.. ~ .. 40 · By·Fax (949) 631-6594 (Plf'a~ int'fudt your name and pbonr numh<-r ond Wf' ll rnll you oock with a prke quote.) ByPhOne (949) 642-5678 ByMaB'lnP~ 330 We~t Bf!Y treet Co..,ta Me-.a, CA 92627 Ac Newport Bl~d. & Bay 1. Rates ond deudlineb art ~ubjtct 10 change without notkr. TI1t pubU btr reserves the righ1 co rert'lOr, rtcla11illy, revise or rejt'ct any rlussilird advt>rtbecneut. Please report any error that mlly ht' in your clas,ificd ad immediattly. Tut Daily Pilot acccp1s no liability for any error in 1111 adverti ement Tor 'fo'h.ich it may be rt!>punsiblt' nct>P.t for thl' co,,r o( the spaet nr.1u11U) oc•·v.pieCI by tht error. Credit can only ~ alJowed for the finit inscnion. . -....... --- _.. __ -,. . a ---~-- H t040H ' ---" G} EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Alf rtal utalt tftt11ltla1 11 !Ills ~a,., is 11•1tct to Ille FIHI· tut fa11 H1nla1 Act If 19&111 lilllftdd w1t1e• malts 111111111 fl ldUrllll llY ,11f1r11ct. lllntfatloa oi tlscrhnlullu Mud 01 ran col11. 11111111, sea 1taftdte1, famlflaf sbtws or Htltul orl1la, or an lat1alltn te matt 11y 11c~ preferuu. llmillllon or dlscrlmlullaa." T.it HWl,tptr •Ill HI k.ftowla11y acupt any tft1rtl11· mt1I tor rttl estate w~c• Is la 'lltlllloa of Ille In Oar 11adt11 u1 1111.ay l1ftrm1d flttf all ... 111111 ldllrtllld fl 1.is •• ..,a,11 '" ... u ....... . ._.., tHortnily usis Te cam- ,.,1• 11 d11crt111r111u ... can HUD Ttll·l111 at 1100-424-1590 f11 lht Wasltlllflta, DC trtt ,11ase ull IM) al 425-3508. ·'ij_H()USESICONDOS ' FOR SALE i': GENERAL SOLO!! Showcase Homes for Sale In our Saturday Real E1t11e Supplement! Homes of the Week [) ~ A~, Starl at Just $75 Oeeditne •S TUllsdaV at SPM ()pt>!l H·l\J~e LiStlll<}S SI S' O!!adhne Thursday SPM It Pays to Advertise In the Best Local Real Estate Section CALL TODAY!! LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 • V.A * SO DOWN • SO MOV~-IN FREE COUNSELING FREE Ll11 of HOMES . HUD/VA REPOS 1-eoo.n3-6857 VETERAN REAL ESTATE 1 HOUSES/CONDOS 11 FOR SALE' CORONA DEL MAR 32 HOUSESlCONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH PICK A PRICE TO FIT YOUR BUDGET: • $119,900 to $139,876 Vets4Jlles.l.arge tBr !Ba (Not A Studio) 2nd F1f 8e$I Buyt • $129,900 to $149,876 Veisa•lleS !Br IBa Totalt; Upg11ded WOOd FloolSf • $224,900 to $254,876 Villa Balboa Double MBA Suites l.Jlrge Sunny Patio 9' Cedings Gfeenhouse Windows Quiet No Traffic Noise! • $259,900 to $299,876 V1~a Balboa Great Ocean views• Largest 2Br 2Ba + Seo Om Am Huge MBR Ou1et & Prrvale No Tratlic Noise MaryAnn McGuire PNdenflaJ Ca Realty 949 646-6770 * Ba!60a Pe~ HOmii Wl1h View 3Br Oen. 48a. fOf· mal dining rm new ful, hatO- wood 116 Molrvated Stiers!! $625 000 By Owner 9-49·675· 7!174 • 2 Bedroom 1 Beth light and bright condo, Low, tow pnce. caff for more detaMs Evan Corkett, Agent. 949·759-3728 1 ao OC1an end Bey Vltwa 3Br 38a cus1om hOme, large formal onmg & living rm, kitchen w/breaktast nook. hrdWd fiOOfS French doOrS $989.000 9-49·51~8004 Ntwpol1 Hirt>« M1ln Channel w!Soal Dodi 3500 · sf lot 2 Convectoo Ovens, Ga99"113U RlllQ8. Sub Zero. tn1enor qualrty 11POfade Larry Ellis Bkr 714-669·1 t36 33· HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED 3Br J8a att ~rag11. vacant • a great value S399 .000 Ca~ Agent 949-6-42·3873 47 HOUSESIOONOOS FOR SALE TUSTIN GREAT STARTER •HOME• 2bl 2ba. $90,000 2 8% down 949·646·5H3" 7t4-543·5224 6H~IH 7e11 • ...o 159HOUSE~ CORONA 0£1. llAA 4Bdrm 2.5B1th FA. DA, community pool, temls. view cable. garden&. r S3900IMo 9-49/64G--4 t 52 CORONA DEL MAR 5000tf custom home on Bluff with FW!or1mlc oc:qn & Hltbof Vlew. 4br + loft. S.Sba, 5 cw gw, wllk to beach, ahopl, rett1uranta, pwkl S7900lrno. 3 mo 1ummer le•M con· aldertd. 949474-3800 160 HOUSESICOfl>OS FOR RENT' COSTA MESA 2-Sty 2Br 181 upstairs. kit. dining area~ DelVBt dwnstrs, new carpet & DIW. wro. nice complex. gar oo'5mfa'/pets Sl400hno S.9-583-1510 182 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH Frtell Surf the cybtrapact mall. Huge dlacount-fftll- llona of Pl'Oducts. Vltlt:www.Pric9Ntt USA.com Acc:esa 1100000003271 lnttrtated In owning your own mall. can Frtd It 714-268-1695 Computer not requited II .. SELL YOUR PROOUCT or servrce statewide! $450 for a 25 word Id, 200 Cal- lorria newspepe11 combiltd omAalion <>Yer 3 3 millon CAL"CA; 916-4C9-3696 (CAL'SCA A WONDERFUL FAMILY ex- perience Scanclnavlan. Eu-ropean, South Alnefbn, Asian exchange students lltencina high schbol. Become a hosf fainily/AISE. Calf 1·8oo-St• BUNG~ WWW.SIBLING.ORG (CAL'SCAN) (450 ~I S..,. white WMlw & llM dryer xlnt cond $350 S.9-699· 1939 aner 7pm .. A150 Samsonite luggage $50. I ~ I BICYCLE8 I 1942 RESTORED SCHWIN CRUISER BICYCL E. HARBOR I r.fDGE 2Br 2Ba 2000$f, l4>0radad, 2c gar, guard-ga\jfd, $2600/mo David Prine,. Agent 949-718-1520 Ellcfutlvt 8rand Ntw HOll\t Prtmltrn t l'9t of NPB. 3Br + bonua 3.5ba, gait gulll'dtd, $5350/mo 1 ... 805-497-2275 "BALBOA PENN' targ; Sbr 3ba clean dpltx, 2 car 9•, no ~gar Iona, br ... ntl'(lt I I , "Neb appt to ... tfttr 40lt08T l POUND pm Ssootobo. t4Mi75~213 FOUND Black Shepherd tnlX I I pet&. 1532 Mlrlmar Dr. IA $2200/mo. A~J'. IMMiso.3122 LGE BLUFFSVIEW TWNHM 3br + lamrm. upgradtdlf Bay & gl'98flbllt vltw. Owntf tema1e at N8WP01t Blvd & 15th 454 FURtlTURE $2995/mo 94~485 on tlt'll 949-675-3526 LOST CAMEO BROOCH SY 17fH SANK OF AMERICA CM, OR BALBOA AREA REWARDl ll 949-675-3657 . 1 Lott Cat, mllt, White btlly & p1w11 light Ian body, dark brown llpe, bfut •Y9•· COM cron strMta, new AvOCldo & 2nd. '49133-465.4 LIDO ISLE HOME Bt1u 2,300 + tf 4br, 2.5ba, 3 car gar, t l.Uldtck, apac pt\lo, llndac & foollttpa to beh. S-451XVmo. 1 yr IM. Ptuf 94Mi73-3957 Loh Smatt Giey Cat SilOn hair. lkJ!fy. neat Wison end Bllboa Ptnn 3bf 2bl, frpfc, Placenlla L'.ast se.i Monday ntW paint and bllnda, no p . noon 949-631·2532 S14stVmo. Incl wattf 1202 9'M7U<IO 1 I •12 ~ I PO== 2 Plot• 1for 2 caakell OI 4 • ums) near 2 trees, In sold out Mott I ·coSTA MESA· MOTOR INN Vista Del Mar sec Paci11c: View N B. $7500 obo 7t4·89'1·6118 8tdroom S.t S175 lnclucltr. .1 Mirror 1 DfUStf 2 Night Sttndt 2 Lamp• MlrFor Shadow Box $15 Kenmore Dryer S75 Small Whit• Deak S25 Boys Bllca S75 a Sheff Book CH• $15 94M42-MOO Dlnlngroom ut-Sofld ChtrJy 92" dbl pedtlta~ 2 ltafl, I hand CltVtd dlalra, llghttd buffet and hlltch + matching tltWf' stiff boxed, coat S9000. Stll $3950. • 714-235-5565 ltellen !either eof• & lov. Htt, new atlll wraopect1 very aoft, t09 quality. Wu 52000 aaulflct. $890. 940-261.ff:JS -Boors Trlephone 8:30am-5:0Qpm ~fonday-Fndoy I Walk-In 8:30am..:..5:00p.m \fondnr-Friday .----Deadlines --· ~onday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .: ............ Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursdsy S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm 1471 EM,U,oMIJl j ,. . 478 EMP.LOYMENT OPP'fVS fmEMPL0~11m-.1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASST Exctlltnt c~uttr end teltphone • ta rtq. Atten-tlon to detaff Cffllcal. Feat pace tnvlronrntnt fax 1'91Umt IM9-645-7131 ARE YOU BROKE? Doctor loofclng for IO lnclv w/ great enaude. Heafth Co. ex-= In OC/LA. Executive Income. 714-893<6186 Banking Fldetlty Fedtrel Bink has PT T alter positions Requires 6 mo cash handling and ~ set\'lce ~' or 6 months taler exper 0\11 aj)plicatlon" al Corona Ott Mar. 1111 Bayside Ot • ~ BMch. 151.5 Westdff EEO/M fmllloYer CASHIER/A ti'ENOANT Daye & Ewa av•ll. 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No txperitnce T ralnee pro-g::: ~ 17-34 Xlenl r/' e aid reloc all 1 ·800-252-0559 M-F 7·~ 4 00 pm (CAL' SCAN) Gtntral Offlct lnttreat~ Womana Co. ~ av•'· FT mutt be lll>lt, Ofrlzed, man· 191119, wn r Ofdtrlng & computer akllfa. 2nd pot wlll trtln,· flex hra, good phone ind computer akllla. Ltavt meuage. Ctll 949-675--0432 GOOD MONEY WEEKL. YI Bt ywr own bo8.sl Free sup- ~ & postage! E8'YI ~ now to r st lied. 1·800·230-015 ext t56 (CAL'SCAN) ................... HOTEL • • Front Desk • •Clerks* • • & Malnt Person. : Full and PT now • hiring 111 shifts! : Apply In person • Costa Mesa • Motor Inn. • • 22n Harbor Blvd. • 94~~840 • • .................. IMne 81111 Ribbon Jewlth dty ICttool Meks expe1 aed Elemenlry ttadlerl, Comput« teactlelS t leachel ISSIStanls. Mtddft & High ICflOOI PE lctw + tctw esslsts Comp sala_J· 5m class, WASC aocred t • nol background preferred Outstanding oppc>n for the '*-~· Mail resume I<> T • 5200 Bonita CIWl'(on Or Irvine 92612 or FAX (949)856-2400 OWN A cOiliPU'fER? Pue 11 10 WOllcl Eam up to S30K extra per yu1 PIT Log on to www.lhbn.com Aeot'* Codt F1213 Let the . ' Claulflecl · Service Directory help you find r9ll•ble help. 842-8878 Pert time * PR PERSONALITY * •RETAll. ltALLMARK STORE In NP8, now hlrlnQ ANt. Mtntltf w,lexper, uJie, tutV pelt.time. c.11 ... 72t "'°" Driver Wanted ·5 Key peop1e '°' 1un entrgetJc olfice, essiSt mrtcmg Co In focal $9.22 per hour plus & Inn txl*lSIOfl Hi{11 income mileage. poteOOal, PT/FT 7t4-89:M186 Needed Mon thru Sun 2:451m to 5:45pm. Addl- t.lonal wortt may be avail- able. Must have truck or Van, llablllty Insurance with proof or payments, drlv· ers llcense, aoclal security cer4.-and clean D.M.V. print p ut. Accepting 1ppllcatton1 Mon to thru Fri from 8 :00am to 4 :00pm. PleaH brl;g all required Information. TlmH Orange County Attn: Pam Becklngham 2901 Garry Ave • Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-549-8548 800.933-4080 Pt1111.mt Stuffer/Inserter Wanted To Insert sections into the Loa Angeles Times newspaper needed Sat 6:0Gam to 8:30pm. and Sun 2:00am to 6:00.m. Additional work may be available. $5.00 per hour or piece work whichever Is greater. Muet have driv- ers license or California l.D. and a Social Security card. Cali. ac~pted as well aa appllc.tlons Mon thru Fri from 8:00am to 4:00pm. ONLY. • Time• Orange County Attn: Pam Backlngham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, C. 92704 71 4-549-8548 8()().933-4080 Buy It. 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JUNE 20TM 185 L~I 1 ST Wk Special On All Rms $134.00 Tu features 24-hrs fronc desk.DD phonle, Jree HBO/ESPN/Olsc + toe d\ann, poolhlMled J8C Glltlt llund. Nib¥ Fwys. 405 & 55 min away from OC Fawgrds. College, shop rr11n1, behS, rest A membt< ot 1440 -.1 ** KARGES * * French Grande Curio Eltgtnt Clrcasslan Walnut Atll•I •----I Cl••ltle4. 2801 Setting Sun Dtflene e R«nax 9C9-85~ Open Wed & Fri C-6 Sun 1-C Cbr Sb• condo 1700 • If patla. 2 car lrplc S519K Agt 7H ,7C7-7172 • 04M94-1MO I.AKE TAHOE AREA rlvelttonc ranch 100 AC-$295,000 New to marttet Spectacular open & wooded acreage w/lamoos trout nver Winding lhru 111 Tons of brov.m & ralnt>ows: plus wa· ter fowl & wlkllfe galoret Eriov Nevada's qutllily ill lile incliid'· Ing exceKenl climate & no taxes! ldeany localed In the Sierra Nevada's just 1 hr. 10 Tahoe & Reno Country rd. frontage. utill1lel, emote walel Cllff HoleVMotel 22n Harbot Blvd 949-64H840 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA rights An Incredible op· pOnunlly to own prime nv· 204 STSIOE 3811 Ba. clinrng rm. er1ronl In lr'I exduslve locatklol RENTAL.I TO•AAI yard 366 E 1!111 St Fnancr.o lllailablt Cal OWll9f 'Btok.m 949-752•2881 now } 7 5 • 46 3 · o o 46 $315.000 .;...(C~A~L·~s.,,.,cA,,.,N)......,,.,.,.....,.,,.,C':--"'~E 3BR IBA fBl!llly room. PROPERTY WANTED llugo yard 2103 ~ederal DEVELOPER NEEDS Til!ee it99.500 Q.mef/Bfoker Ofi¥e VlftW Propeltitl In Newpo/t y and Cal !M91752-288 t llH, SO 0 C area Wil pay 'SIDE NWPT HGHTS AREA: mal'QI 'ti: to 1 Millon •piece J, Houses on Large Lot, Both ~flllly 14~-2~ Share Lrg 3bf 2 112 bAdtl w/ greal ~ In NB net1 CdM Active pron oref'd, S750 • 1/3 u1ils c.n Brian 949-7CI0-1161 COM Sbr 2b• .,,.,. bL Young prof lltt 20'• MIF. No peta. Avell 7-15 S700lmo. lkent/Brandon 94M22·42n f pgraeled. $449K Eart & Ju~ -_ ~.s~~ I ';i.ou.~ 11 ~ tut. cl'O'llll mofdlNG, vd cell$, Bllboa lallnd YN'ly 3000 "· * WEEKLY RENTAL~ l1Jlll t.AIS1er. latge baclcyard uppe1 14 to So ~rone VIEW 2nd loor. llttps e .UC.too many an*Ms to li$tl 2.BdmVDen. 3Bath. perblg. people $1500t'I>« wetk + .-fAnlng, Slw Rtal ENtt. S3500t'mO S.9-752·2881 dtposll 900·789·2904 or 1'11·1 13·2225 (Bua.) I I 9C»-617·9881 1'f4-t6M749 (Rta.) 1• . ~ APT1 ------- lif,~ I ~~:'l'".:~.m • Sttrllnt It 11ot5/Mo. WATERFRONT • PVT DOCK Curten1 vacanta 1vtll. 58f '3 58t Ovtr 3000 sq tt. Month to Month 11 .... 2 Fp's, 3 ew gar &lnHI View We .. a pet comm11ntcy. 1639,900 Donna Oelano, 1 blockt from buct\. PNdtnllll S.9-587-5338 MM44-2111 CORONA I& MAR ........... •••• =--=ma ~· TIMlll ..... .,, Electric Hoeplttl 8td aide reils, mltlleSI. 3--4 )'.9111 old paid $ tSOO"~ $250 949-67H592 POOL CLEANER KREEPV KRAULY STILL IN BOX NEVER USED 1200 PAGER 1·aaa.-Ae..7665 PrtttlglOU1 B11bo1 B1y ...a. Yacht Club Mtmbtnhlp. Asking i>rtc:. moo. (negotlablt) 826-713-53'5 WOLFFTANNNG BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi COMMEACIAl.JHOt.AE unlls from S 199 00 Low MO!lhyP~ FREE Color Catalog Cell 1-800-711-0158 WOLFF TANNiNG BEDS Tan 81 home Buy Difect and Savel CommetciaVHomt units from $199.00. Low mor1hly peymetllS Free color catalog Call today MIOO·IM2·13t0 (CAL'SCAN) S26.990. Aslcil(J S15,000 r--------~-------------------:--------~-------~ PGR. 949fl4tHi226 OUMrl iattrtu Set + Framt In box top of llrlt Stna $400 • UM'/5-6186. wA&Gkf IRON 4 Poster 8td Mnlsed queen box spmg & mattrllSS S350/obo 714..j&H1M9 RECORDS TOP Al Jazz, R & B, sou, Rock, etc S<rs & 80'• MIKE MS-7~ wAHTt01 OtO COM Gold. lllY•. Fr-*lin "*11. ater· lnO Ol6 Wiid.a & jewelly WESTCOl.IT cOIHl42-.. hlebotomy CourM 8oaton Reed Co C8lll Atg 13901291 t-800-201-t 141 ~ ...,._'\,' 7 .; : . ". .. ~·#'.' .. ~~·-. TT-. . ......, .. , .:1 • ~ Father's Day Messages Appearing Saturday, June 19th 1 Send a special ~wband, 1 Linc 2 Lines 5 Uncs 4 Uncs 20 Characters per line. You may use all 4 llt"les. For larger ads, call an advertising rep todayl w. w ,,.,,. if.., for,...,, FAX thla form to (941) 831·Hl4 Nwne-·-------------------------------------------------- Phone-· ............ ------~------------~------------....-....-------------~~ Bllmy:~~-' . Ord c..d I: F>cp Dile".-..._ ___ _ • • • • > I. be .... lhlttn. llstlnp In thla catagory l'lllY requlrl you10 call 1 tOO number In wh.ldl thlrl le • dl-ve Plf mlnut.. , ~EARN HUGEtt PROFITS NOWll Looking for Mrlout· : motivated people only. Eam $200k + pet year. Wonc from home. not MLM. 800-345-9681 X4000 3,000,000,000 Printer Cartridges Sold. • Less than 15'9 recyded Own and operate your own comm recycling ctr Eam$100,000 +per year 1·800·670-2357 ~UITIC REMOVAL ~~o.ms l .. lj.,..ll"'M 30 = :'!.. ~ BMW 3111 Con_.. '91 fON> U"-OflfR lU.T '14 llCIPfOll. saoo 1 div. Al lot 73k Iii, custom,.... 111.m (WC2t1MA1 '9 9115 Cll 1-1004111-VENO $500 Gown, _.,,. S8950 T'HEOOOM R0eM R>ftO (CAI. 'SCAN) ptlYllle.;; MM7H411 HH41~0 Ul GAEE'flNO CARO route SIM* s ao 5!~ 1~oo1 rwiu1tt":6 1 :~r_:t wck, HIQhSUPotenllll NOwtlinQI pwrpkg (A1S'39)0$35995 ' runa ex~llntl 111 $600 Just rest:ril fun way ro l.UUS Of WESTMINSTER .... II. MM1Ml72 make SS ocal 110111 m4'"2-et0f ,._... MWWW 1m provided Low lnvestlTlenl 1 .,.... rnv-.-~7480 (CAl.'SCAN) 8"'W 1211 CONVT t1 S ... n ~1IOQ7) STOP &IMbiNO BiCLS 10 ~~~£ R081H~crc=) TH£~M4M01o FON> paople Mio ignOl1 lllml WI •••••• 0010 I ---.'°"6 ..... ~T""'W--'"'1"""it5 ...... -J :' ~:'~ ~ lllW 6211 '61 St.In IP1Htl0) Act now T 0 11 111 1 BMllk, IUlo, llhr. moonrool THEOOORE ROlltts FORD 877·259·3390 WWW • (W05663) $34,995 MMot2--0010 TTAL COM (CAl.'SCAN) l.UUS OF WESTMIHSTER FORD TAIJAUS QI. 'it (714)!12-IOOt Auto, ale, ~m eass, 1111. cc, I 4 I BUtCK REGAi. 'M pw, pll (VA2784'7) $11,999 412 ' .-i ony 3~1~ ~ r:m,,<Umond ~1~°:.~ l1U211 • • Sonny'a Ome Pontiac Buick GMC JIMMY SLS 'ts GET 0 71+444-6200 V6, IU10, ""·I*, CC, plw, pll, CAO DEVlu'.E '" casa. -(52511132) $14,999 • D'" tt .. • Ofanga Cotti '*P l1u:zu OF DEBTI .. "• ••· ~. 1 owner, 714-548-I02l • auper c~rs~~ OMC SONOMA EXT. CAB 'ts !fe can hefof NC, camper shell & morel -;;c.,: CHEVY ASTRO VAN 'ta 1227 per month • Cm/it C4rd1 . $258 per month Sonny' a GMC Pont'9e Buick <:cnsolidaltd Sonny'a Gmc Ponllac Buick 71~·$200 • Ptt--'a '-~ 714-4U-5200 GiiC SONOMA Pi\J ·i1 .,,,_N ~cu CHEVY ASTRO VAN 'M 5spd1 ale, & much lllOft! • lnJtmt R~ $279 per month a 187 per month • H"M•-4-' Sonny'• Gmc Pontiac Buick Sonny'• GMC Pontiac Buick ............. ,". 714-444-5200 71~-5200 l~LENIWW=I REANANCE FASTll By phonfll Need second cnance7 Credi problems • Blnllruplcy.foreclosures-oK low ll'Cerest (IOI 18365M)RE venllcatJon 1916·227-093t) Platinum C1$111al·NatJ01Mldt lender 1·800·699 LENO www pl1tlnumc1plt11 com (CAl.'SCAN) POWER I BOA~ * El.ECTRIC BOAT WANTED 11-20fT El.ECTRIC POP TOP (HARD TOP) SYT\.E BOAT. l4M73·1M3 681 SAILBOATS Slbo4 neacf• Wotll, w 1111, aide boltd, n.tddtf, Johnson oUlbOltd Shp with II" tank $500/obo MM7H213 l"'~I *10tl jAll.BOAH l>ARTNtRSHIP Clll 714-557-2859 24hr• 40FT SLIP 621 l.lclo P~ Dr $13 per loot, wate1/~nct1Y doCk box Xlnl loeaflon 94U7Ht28 SOit Newport Beach A Block MooMg With CAL·25 Slilboel w'Sllls and outboltd S 12 .500 Cell Jen MM75-o919 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS ACUR~ l.EGEND 'at CPE. 1uto, low ml, lthr, Ctvoma wblell, moon roof garaged, 1tlll •howroom newll $7900. 71U41-9Gl9 WSH Ci..£AN1HG LADY', AVAl.ABlE CAUAHNETT'E • 714-434·1906 • Coraete, Paio, C>Mw9y, ~. 880'1, Ref's. 25yrs~.~ .WOEttlON LMge 0< Small Jobi, lnl'd 1.1~725. Local CdM CHEW •st"6 VAN 'iS HONDA ACCORD EX '96 Rear ale, ful pwr & much morel 4 ~. auto, A/C, moonrool, al· $299 per month loys, cd (0883500) $13,995 Sonny'1 Orne Pontiac Buick 1.EXUS OF WES'tMIHSTER 714-4«-6200 (714)192-'906 CHEW ASTRO VAH 't3 HONOA CIVIC DX 19116 $256 per mon1t1 112,m (P107'54) Sonny'1 Gmc Pontiac Buick THEOOOftE ROBINS FORD 714-444-5200 MIH4M010 CHEVY Suburblti sliVWado HONOA se<iin •93 18934x4, V• Toni 7 4l, loaded. Specl1I Edition Origronal tow paclcage, m nt cond, 58K OW!lef, like new. 2211 miles ml, S1s,OOO 714·96&8360 _.. 949 673-6099 • CHRYSl.ER CONCORDE 'M J1gu1r XJS Conwrtlble '92 su.9n IXASoat7A) 471! ml, white/Ian w. chrome ·THEODORE ROBINS FORD ilr.'~ :::~~me MMff.0010 * CHRYSClA LE BARON Jagull XJS '9S 1-· • _,., ••• ••• 6 cyttnd«, corwtl1ible, rare. ..... * ........ power, .... r..... ll\ple bladl, •k• new. $34,500 clean, new smog cer11flcata "'" ..r,. $1790.obo. 949-723-t504 -~seas Chrylier Town i coimtry •U JAGUAR XJS '91 6 cyt, Mini Van loaded $99115. :~ 1 ml,c :~~ ,bl";•1 ~ci Hllt>or Auto • flnan« Av11t. 94~760-0567 1292036 949-642·2282 .Jaguar ~sv12 Coupe ·et Dodge At1M '12 White/Ian leafier ineeriol. xtnt Aulo. 46r, siereo. 4 cyt, ps, new cona, IUlly loldld, SS900 obo tires. good tr1n5P01t811on $550 MWM+t72. obo 94U31-8611 JEEP CHER@ 'M DOd9i Grind caravan Le 'i6 6 cyt. auto, elc. anVlm cass, S,llUng, CD, whlt .. nd grey (Rl 151495) $9,999 combo. $16,900. Ofltllgt Cout Jeep llUZU Hllbor Auto • finance Avall. 714-549-8023 1385570 MM42·2262 JEEJS CHEROKEE um1ttc1 90 DODGE STRATUS 1897 ~ ""'· 4 x ~-~ ... 110,en 167IOl3) 4.o tt eng, IOldldl $8995. THEODORE ROSINS FORD Hart>or AU1o' flnlnct Avail MMotU010 '203737 MM42·22t2 Dodge Stn1111 ES Sedan '91 JEEP GRANO Ci'lti'otc.e '95 V6, auto. Am'lm tass; lie. tit 4X4, 3 yr wwrenty, AC, Ill cc. abs (WN224064) $12,999 ~. 1kl racka, tint, SOK Oranga Co11t JNp ltuzu rnl. $15,79$. 949-371-1716 714-54A023 LANOROVER Dlecovery '96 Dodge 1500 Ram '97 io.dldl Low m~ llke new, Ext cab, 4wd loedtd. t8k ml, mutt 11111 Make offer. to cfllc CID chll"J'f, 1b1 91M75-o993 bleaks. $25 SK 949-598-9608 CExus ES soo •91 FORD CONTOUR t991 Blec~lack. 17K m~ lllcil s10.en 1108315) new.111ott.r0Wf$2llC. Ter· TMEOOOftE ROBINS FORD rifle clffll Mt-71&-0517 MM46-00t0 1.EXUS ES 300 '96 FORD ESCORT zx2 1991 Ruby, 111\r, cllrrn l'ltlls. rmrt, s11.9n 111295231 (17682/136169) S23,.c9s TijEOOORE ROBINS FORD TUSTIN l.EXUS MM'6.0010 714-544-4800 FORD r 1so xu 94 1.Exus thoo '96 • I' bed, wto, AC, lilt, CC, 1tr1 CasfVnale. bttgt. cMn ~ lull link, s.o lltef, prem whit nwv1. (1766411•2267) $23.495 $8995. Hltt)o( Au1o ' tin.-TUSTIN l.EXUS AvelL IA2790S MMot2·22f2 714-544-4800 • El1 192.9 714-273-4723 All p~hllt1/1m1ll/l1j IObe CLE.AHi 20ra. tw, '* ... L.M00030 714.f39.1447 •CMNTW• ITAMPIO COHCMTE lrldt'lkletc' ..... 'Tla Uc.1541Mt ...... 1411 JORN DOIWI WY Br1Ck·S1ne-<:onc11 ... l.g/Sm ~ '*""'" ... & acMce. l.J68719t 1114111 Mura &ftiii I llilOnij ~~7 1.11m•11 Ct111P1ll -MIMD I .,.,, . ., PHI ·,· io., · SHOPPING FOR A NEW APARTMl!NTJ a111Hled 1eta ,_com,.. ce11a ......... s'1 • ......,, 8y CHMW GOREN wilh OMAR SHARIF and TAHNAH HUUCH • TOMMY STRIKES ACAIN Neither vulnerable. North deals. tn.rmps did not spli1, Tommy wu deadly. Here i an e.camplc of tus pecuhar ability. NORTH •A3 1.:1 K972 0 984 •J754 WEST •l952 <::>AQ6 0 632 •Q8J EAST •8 North's one no trump response wa a one-round foroe in North-South'• methOds, and the jump to 1hree spedes was invitational. North had an easy raise to four spades. West led the two of dlJlJllOnds to the queen and ace. Tommy immedi- ately ftred beck the jack of hearts. West grabbed the ace and reverted to a diamond, taken by the king. East returned a club co Tommy's llCC, and Tummy crossed to the ace of spades and made the key play of ruffing a diamond. When East showed out on the lting of spades, Tommy's early heart play and foresight in ruffing the diamond produced a j ust reward. <::> 10 8 4 3 o KQ1075 • 1062 SOUTH • KQ 107 64 Q JS o AJ •AK9 TilC bidding:. _ . ·. NORTH EAST Pats PUI INT P .. 4• Pass Opening lead: Two of o To the members of the club, it seemed as if Thump Coup Tommy's bridge pme was improving. While still not considered a threat unless trumps broke badly, he could no longer b&talcen for a patsy. And when A heart to the king was followed by a heart ruff in the closed hand, reducing Tommy's tn.rmp lenath to that of West The defenders' anaujsh was completed when lbmmy cashed 1he king of clubs and exited with a low club. West was forced to win the queen Md lead away from the J 9 of IJ\lmps into Tommy's Q 10 ttnace. Tommy lost only one trick in each suit except for trump.s. 1 111 ~1 l.£XUS ES 300 '96 CD, ctllOllll wheels. lthr (tn04/134795) $23.995 T\JSTIN LEXUS 714-S'4-4800 wus Es soo '96 Castvner1 llllt CD, mnr1. 351< rn, (18023/8755581) $2C,495 TUSTIN l.EXUS 714·$44 .. 800 LEXUS es 300 egg Ltllr CO. chml ~. nwv1, loW ITV, (190851160083) $2A,A95 T\JSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 WUS ES aoo 'at llhr, moontOOI, CO chrome wt11s (t81J1mso12i S25,495 TUSTIN l.EXUS 714-544-41CO LEXUS ES 300 '97 lthr, mooorool, co. dltome wtlls (t8132J002592l $28.995 T\JSTIN l.E.XUS 714-54HllOO LEius es 300 ·91 s.oa. ~. co. dvome ¥tflHls (18080030999) $30,495 TUSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4a00 LEXUS GS 300 'K l.thr, CD. cllrome whs, moon- rool ( 17890/12024 t) $28 295 T\JSTIN LEXUS 714-544-4800 l.EXUS GS 300 '96 Uhl CD. traction. cmn whir.. nwv1 (177071109230) $2C.995 TUSTIN l.EXUS 714-544-4800 LEXUS t.64® 95 (009599) 129.995 l.EXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714 )'92-6906 RENT through classnled . ' ' . II I , '~ •• . ... '• . , . 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