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Home My WebLink About1999-07-16 - Orange Coast Pilot' USA wins in water U.S. water polo claims 8-4 victory over Brazil See page 10 • • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 .. . . Center finishes year in. :Qlack ,, .. and it's 'a -good thing-.. · I • • Estimate of $200 million for new con cert hall doubles previous one, as fund-raisers rally troops. Eu~• G11 &; Pb made more significant by the fact that the estimated cost of a new con· cert hall has ballooned recently from $100 million to $200 milljon Chdpin Johnson took the opportuni· . . .. Going home Dying w ish gets Gloria Ortiz back to Guatemala -and family See page 6 ·FRIDAY, ·JULY 16, 1999 DAY 7 Check out tbese features in today's coverage: · •Kids meeting kids: Children get the chance to interact with baby aiaimals SOUTI-l COAST METRO -The Orange County Performing Arts Center announced Thursday that it has ended the year in the black and The end of the fiscal year presen- tation was made in Founders Hall at the Center's dnnual Meeting of Members. · ty to assure members that the $200 million needed to build the concert hall was •rational," •reasonable• and "well-thought-out.• Johnson, who will serve as the volunteer leader of the Capital Fund Cam· paign for Expansion, also rallied members behind the project. ME~HA FEJlAu C Oi~R-1N •Al ~ .Pit.OT • Dish of the Day Fair Caletidar : has tncreased its endowment fund by $1 million -an dnnouncement SEE CENTER PAGE 7 Erica Cervantes, 4, caresses a piglet that, at 3- days-old, makes Erica an old-timer. See Pages 4 and 5 Outgoing Board Chairman Mdrk · By the tim e yoµ, get to Costa Mesa, it,l? be midnight RON SOLMAN I~ PlOT Long line of backed-up traffic have become a familiar sight on the Costa Mesa f reeway south of Interstate S. Closures of the carpool lane and the MacArthur exit on the southbound side have led to major rush -hour headaches for motorists trying to get to Newpotl Beach and Costa Mesa. • Construction has the Costa Mesa Freeway snarled, and things could get worse with more work in the fall. freeways) meet, that takes me easily cmother 20 minutes JUSl to go anoth- er four miles to where I'm going.• Whltrush7 l:lt'ih GI I ~Not COSTA MESA -TH.1.fhc on the Costa Mesu Freeway dunng the summer b bad enough, but lane clo- sures and construction have really tried the paltenr e of commuters. ~ 1 nE 8YI! RACH mJGHr: Allergan Inc. LS ~pon onng o beach cleanup day in connection with the city -It hdS been JUSl Cl zoo," said Denise Nelson, who \akes an hour to dnve to her job at 0f'loi~lc & Touche in the South COd ·t MCtto area from her home in Yorba Undtl. "It's terrible. It's stop and qo, stop and go. Once I get down to where the rcanta And und Costa Mesa 72 HOUIS And 1t's bound to get worse. Cdllfomia Department of 1\'aru- . portatlon officials said the work is 1ust a precursor to a larger project planned for the foll. Caltrans is repainng both south SEE TRAFFIC PAGE 7 MILLENNIUM MOMENT . An articulate, and outspoken, advocate for his point of view " of Newport Beach's Adopt-a-Beach Program dl 9 a m Satur- day. Festivities will commenre at Corona ~ del Mar State Beach, ftt the comer of 3. I MY, CHAii, fJ"'I WSINBll MADE EASY: A two·hour workshop, presented by · Amta llalinga-Etta, will focus on the ins· and· outs of domg business in Bntam. The workshop begins at 10:45 a.m. Satwttay \n OCC's Business Educa- tion Building Room 104 , 2701 Faimew Road, Costa Mesa. Registration fee ls $.15 with an additional $10 material fee. For more information call (714) 432-5880. A conswting chemical e ngmecr, James Stod- dard entered the pohtical arena m 1952. He was elected to the Newport Beach Elemen- tary School board when it was e xpanded from three to five memben. After winning a seat on City Council, his fellow members unanimously selected StOddard mayor in 1958, and he served for two terms until ~g from council due to an lllnen ln 1965. ~ Ocean Boulevard and Marguertte. For more mfonnation call (714) 246-4198. .. Bayshore Beach· is closed • High bacteria readings ' forced closure, which could be lifted this weekend. GHI ,, m ... u\r, NEWPORT BEACH '7"' A routine momtonng of Newport Harbor by county health officials has turned up high levels of bdclerid, prompting the closure of a pnvate beach m the Bd}"Shorei., area. The Ordng County Hed.lth Agency clo,ed Bayo;hore Beach on WedneSday .~.1=0'-"m_,.mg to swunrners The beach, wruch is-located off SEE CLOSURE PAGE 7 Cox sees ·proof of espionage • China's adrruss1on of neutron bomb bolsters report on spying, congressman says. ~ China's announcement Thursday that it po s the neutron bom b only bolster charge · of Chinese espi- onage, Rep Chnstopher Cox (R-New- port Beach) ~aid. "This is one shoe dropping,• he said in a telephone. interview. •They .1cknowledged they possess the wl!apoo. The other shoe is unlikely to drop, and that's that they engaged in SEE CHINA PAGE I INDEX QASS&AED 12 DAJEIOOC _ 2 COfllM9m & CUllOSlll5 --3 POUCI FUS. • 2 PtlUC llJl1IS 11 • SPml5 -·--· . _ ... 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Md Md .....i ~on Che high...., twice sur- mtng ~ aUllit ... ecdlleDls. • . . . . 2 Friday, July 16, 1999 CHECK IT OUT Library tapes offer e~ summer listening -· W hether you're driving cross- country Uus summer or just lounging around the back- yard, you can add listening pleasure to your leiSure hours with books on cassette. AJnong tho5e available at Newport librar;ies are these new releases· "The Endurance .. - Caroline Alexan- der's unllinchlng account of Ernest Shackleton's failed attempt to cross Antarcbcd on foot is a gnppmg story of survival. Through it, expenence the awesome beauty of Antarctica, the awful destruction of a trapped ship and the heroic, 20-month struggle of veteran explorers, scientists and crew to stay alive. "Bridget Jones's Diary" -Follow 30-somethmg single professtonal Brid- get Jones' endless quest for self- unprovement in these amusing diary entnes thdt ongmally appeared as· columns in a Bntish newspaper. nus charrrung work quickly became a be'st seller in England and America "All Over But the Shouttn'" - Pulitzer Prize-wmning journalist Rick Bragg tells the story of his mother, a woman who e ndured years of hard- ship to raise three sons, m this pathos- filled narrabve Set m the dirt- poor South, the story lS a percep- tive examinabon of the bonds that hold a family together. "Paradlsen - Toni Momson weaves themes · linking civil • rights, morality, racism and the complexity of the human psyche into her first novel since rece1vmg the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for literature. In Uus spectacular piece of storytelling set in ah all-black Okla- homa community in the mid-19?0s, such biblical concepts as redemption and divine love are matters of We and death. · "PlaytnqJor KeeP.s .. -This . remarkable book by a Pulitzer Prize- winning writer puts Michael J ordan's ' epic career in the context of sweeping changes in tlie sports world. FUll of human drama and penetrating insights, it conveys Jordan's intelli- gence and charisma in an inspiring life story. "The Lost World• -In this "Juras- SlC Park" sequel, Michael Crichton delivers his trademark mix of specula- tive science and suspense. Set in Cen- tral America six years after the dinosaur experiments went awry and the giant creatures had to be destroyed, there are rumors that something may have survived. "The Greatest Generation" -,. In 1964, award-win- ning joU{tlalist Tom Brokaw went to Normandy for the 40th anniver- sary of D-Day. By the time he returned for the 50th anniversary, he was convinced -,.__ that those who served during World War Il are "the greatest generation any society has ever produced.• In this best-selling collection, 51 veterans of that war share their experiences. "The Answer Man .. -Edgar Award-winning screenwriter Roy Johansen's gripping tale about the power of temptation is set in gritty, contemporary Atlanta. In it, struggling polygraph operator Ken Parker can't resist a $50,000 offer to help 'the client of drop-dead beautiful lawyer Myth Daniels beat the lie detector. One vio-. lent act follows another in a deadly ' g~e of greed and deception. • OtECK IT our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's col· umn is by Melissa Adams, in collaboration with Steven Short. date book .. Petula Clark revives th~ role that drastically transforms her every nignt into 'Sunset · Boulevard's' Norma Desmond . NOAKJ SoiwARTZ For Petula Clark, playing Nonna Desmond~ like vtsiting with an old bi.end. "When the show closed in London. I missed Norma,~ said Clark, reminiscing about the year she spent trcµlSform- mg herself each night into the faded, manipulative silent- film star. "I'd put the makeup on at night and see this other person looking back at me." Several months after the show finished and o a.& was involved in other perfor- mances, she Desmond. "Norma is spoiled and deluded and bad .. mannered, demanding and totally living in a time warp." Clark saiq, explaining that she wM entirely unaccustomed to playing "unpleasant people.• Indeed, Clark began her career as Britain's darling child actress. She began perfonning at 6, with her first public appea,rance at 8, singing at a church in Wales. She made her screen debut at 12 in •A Medal for the General." · Through the 1940s and 1950s, Clark appeared in dozens of films and got a call about the American tour. 'SUNSET BOULEVARD' toured Europe as a singer. Her singing "My imme- diate thought was 'Oh, I'll see Norma again!'.• Clark· said. For the past six months, Clark has spent neai- ly every night with Nonna and will bring her character to life again at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center Tues- +WHERE: The Orange County Performing Arts Center's Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. career con- tinued through the 1960s into the 1980s, when she starred as Maria in "The Sound of Music." Finally, in September 1995,she began play- ing Norma + WHEN: Tuesday through Sunday; show- times are Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m.; Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m.; Sundays at 2 and 7:30 p.m. • HOW MUCH: $21 to $52.50 +PHONE: (714) 740-755- 0236 or (213) 365-3500 day through Sunday. Based on Billy Wilder's 1950 film, "Sunset Boule- vard• takes place in Holly- wood and tells the story of a young, unsuccessful screen- writer who has a chance encounterwithlegendary screen actress Norma Desmond. It has been touted as Andrew Uoyd Webber's most captivating musical. Despite returning to the character now as an ofd friend, Clark originally had to be persuaded to play Desmond, a perf onnan~e that lasted until April 199?. After playing the charac- ter for nearly two years, Clark said she feels she knows Desmond intimately. "We've sort of merged - I find her funny and l think she's vulnerable," Clark said. "Underneath that veneer, there is this young girl that never quite got into adulthood." With that insight, Clark has taken the character back to when Desmond was 16 or 17. Unlike Glenn Close or Patty Lupone, Clark retreats into Desmond's past. . Working with a new American cast has been an amusing change for Clark. "I'm the only Brit playing an American,• she said. Although as soon as she sets foot on stage, Clark's accent is American as all distinc- tions vanish. This production has done away with the cumbersome, full-blown stage set The hydraulic set was a techrucal impossibility to take on tour, Clark explained, as it took a full week to put together and another week to take down. j Doily PilQ_t "Economically, it was a disaster,• she said. The American director, Susan Schulman, found the set too distracting and decided to redesign it, allowing her cast to shine, Ul.Stead. nansforming herself Into Desmond takes Clark two hours each night While she could certainly get dressed and into makeup more quickly, Clark said that she needs this time. "It's a very slow process o( letting go of me and becom- ing Norma," she said. "It . gives me ti.me to think, grad- ually my face disappears and Norma's appears." • i Viva Mariachi! Fiesta del Mariachi leader Jose Hernandez strives to bridge cultural and gender gap . SHAY K. MCAFEE ~,.,,· C oming from a family with five generations of· mariachi perform- ers, Jose Hernandez cou1d not be an original, some might think. But they could not be more wrong. Hernandez's heritage has served to motivate him, to get him to branch out and try innovative ideas with mariachi music. He is the founder of the first all- f emale mariachi band and is now well- known lor his unique nuxes of mariachi with classical, pop, JAZZ and SW111g music. "Mariachi musicians have recently become better prepared musiCil.lly, and have been able to incorporate different styles into theu music,• Hernandez said. It is this quest for trying new styles with mariachi that has made Hernan- dez a favorite with some and o. nontra- ditiorialist to othen. FIESTA DEL MARIAOll AT THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR t/ Ballet Folldorlco de c..ol Annlio 10:30to 11:15 a.m. t/ Mlrikhl Vol • America 11:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. t/ Merlllchi Los AJoto.di • 12:30 to 1 :20 p.m. t/ Mmillchl Estrela. • Oro y Plat. 1 :30 to 2:20 p.m. t/ MMiachl "-Y'ftll • Lo. ~-2· to 3:20 p.m. t/ MMiachl Sol de MexlcD 3:30 to 5 p.m. t/Emillo 7 and 9 p.m. I Many inariaclii purl.ill were upset when he founded the all-ferilale Mari- achi Re~ de Le» Anqelei (re~ ii Spanish for queen) a.s mariachi music is traditioilallj pefformed by males Ori.ly, Hernandez said. The charro-suited women of tbe group range in age from 14 to 34 and were brought together by Hemimdez After a nationWide seatch to discOver the best female mart4cbi mUll· dans in lbe country. VOL 93, NO. 166 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, N>tlshlr -.UWL.omll&., ~ lnv!IWMU. ~Editor ~..aATTA. MllltM'll Mantglng Editor SJ. CAMll&. City Editor Mil .... NlwllcMor __ om._ ....... ......... ........ ..,, ..... 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A.A • for people to be exposed to the music of Mexico, especially with groups of this caliber.• While some traditional mariachi tans may not support Hernandez's venture into the world of female m ariachi music, it is clear that his pop\ilarity with his group, Mariachi Sol de Mexico, contin- ues to rise. Hernandez has again been chosen as musical director of the Orange County Fair's Fiest.a Del Mariachi Sunday, a daylong celebration of Mexican culture featuring six mariachi acts. A crowd favorite, the Fiesta broke fair atten- dance records in 1997 and 1998, draw- ing more than 64,000 people last year, the fa.irl best attendance day. •nie fans are real loyal to mariachi music, it's very much like counµy music," Hetnaridez said. "There lSD't any other fonn of music that captures the true soul of the Mexican people. It's very pusionate and energetic.• HemaDdez explained that mariachi muaic ii deb in Mexican heritage. The tann mariachi means •tree• In an ~eilOUl.MaitaD dialect 8.nd came tO repr•IDI the music because woOd from ttdl tlee WM used as dance fioors in~ wlient the m\llk was played, Hernandal Mid. The-:!:" be used to describe botb-tbe and a person who plays the music. ~ It is this hentage that Hernandez • combines with modem styles to create • his own particular brand of Mariachi ; 5ol de Mexico music. Since 1980, the ~ gioup has garnered acclaim for crossin~ over into many other types of music, . performmg w1th artists such .as Unda • Ronstadt, Willie Nelson, Selena and the' Beach Boy . ,. : The 14-piece group has also record-: ed with many orchestras, in~luding the :· Los Angeles Philharmonic. And it -bas .. contributed to the soundtracks of sever.: al motion pictures inciuding "Don Juan! de Marco• and "Amencan Me." • Hernandez, who has directed the Fiesta for the past five years, said that each o( the various mariachi acts per· fanning Sunday has a distinct talent. "They all have theu own different style of playing and the repertoire is impressive,· Hernandez &aid. Along with the musical entertain-: ment, the Fiesta Del Mariachi will offer .. fairgoers an all-day outdoor manet· place with 25 stalls filled with free : . games and miles IUl10~ Uie J Arlliigtan Theater. ; •The fair ii a wonderful place to get • exposure to Mexican culture,• Heman-! dez said. •We love lt beeauae not Olaly_J ls the audience great. but IOID8tbW Cll'i our break. w. ~to go'OD'tbe'ltdiil. • , SUIF POLICE FILES A new set out of the southwest rolls in today f()( waisHo- shoulder-hlgh surf. Thk swell will pro- dute shoulder-high Mts at the poin1S and reefs. Sets on ~wUlst.ay 8boutthltll11. OWrall~• llipCM~The tunwll••T:SI COSTA MESA • ,.,,,_.,., A.,...· A cellular phone, jacket end a pair of~ J pents and shoes worth $960 wer9 stoleri from a CM In the 3 ioo ~ blOck between s •nd 8 p.m. July 2. • Fllln4ew Roed: A backpack and Its contents worth $380 were stolen from • CM In the 2700 bfock at 6:30 p.m. July a. ( • ...,._. loul1W1d; A wallet and Its con~ worth SIS wett 1 stol@n from • business at 3:30 p.m. July 2. l • s.nta "'-Awnue: 1Wo ti-pecks of beer wotth S3S w.e .; stol@n from• store In the 1000 block at 2:20 a.m. July 7. • s.lth c..t Drtw: About $800 was stolen from 1 bWnlss In the 1500 block ~ June 28 and Juty 11. -.. " ( • • Wiit C.oillll l .... ••i· A '*"Mr phorit wonh S400 w .! "°"" from • w In thl IOO blodt durtng thl ........ ol 1411/ 1. l •Ila '"'C.....~Abr-*wor1hS5.000_...._ frOm • .......,_ lri thl IOO blodt bltt..-1 S:JO Md 1=-p.m. ~1J. •Vlm_r .... A_.,~_.,.Jmw~tlNma ....... lft .. ,... ..... ,J:JO ........... , .. .,_..._A ........ wu;•lndCllllMr ........ Sl.1IO_.. .... In .. MOModl .. • •&olaMJ:ID..._ ""M. s. \ I ' I Doily Pilot Let's hear it out there-loud and proud I nteresting week. First, let's hear it for the girls -Mia & Co., then Lmdsay Davenport. The U.S. soccer team has been consumed in a firestorm of adulation, which is exactly what the team deserves, thank you. It took a good, swift kick from Brandi Chas tam 'to shoot them to the top of the soccer world, · but they qwckly moved to the next level, that most American• of American dreams - endorsements. By the way, to everyone who had a shmoo over Brandi Chas- tain's triumphant gesture of tak- ing her shirt off, all I can say is, keep yours on. What she was left with was more of a flak jacket than a bra. I've seen more skin at the supermarket. But those of you with sharp eyes and keen Wit noticed that it wasn't just a sports bra. It was a Nike sports bra, with winged logo in full view of an estimated one billion viewers around the globe. At that moment, Nike mar- keting execs around the world had a religious experience. Tbeu eyes rolled backward, and the only thmg they could hear was Copland's •Fanfare for the Common Man.• It's a tunny old world, isn't it? Typical of the women's team, Chastain worked every day of her life since she was a little gul to become a world-class athlete. But that one gesture will make her a very wealthy woman for the rest of her natural J.\fe. Bran- cli's moment was the cover pho- COMMENTS &CURIOSITIES to on this week's news maga- zines, but I guarantee you, it will tum up everywhere -from billboards in 1imes Square to Niketown in Triangle Square - faster than you can say "Sign here.• • The other ste reotype that was tossed overboard is, "OK, they're good. But they ain't tough.· In the serrufinal against Brazil, Michelle Akers and Brazil's Siss1 (it's pronounced "see-see, fl not #sissy•: I'd remember that if you ever meet her) went up for a head shot at full speed and collided skull to skull. You could bear the "craaack" in your living room, hke a wooden bat on a fastball. Both women went down ha.rd and were writhing in agony. Michelle tried to get up, lost her balance, then struggled to her feet. She pushed the trainer away, rubbed her bead a Sabarino Tommy Perer Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique wlM room & dlnl ~ ••~ rur lf'OllP bu.MIMSS mtttl •nd prh•tt runctloru 723-0621 Please Call for ReseryaUons and Directions 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Showroom Furniture & Accessories Outlet New and Discontinued Items One of a Kind few times, then jogged back to her position. Hard core. But whatever your reason (or adnur- ing them -for their skill, their toughness, their stature as role- models -please do. And that bnngs us to the stately Ms. Davenport, who can be fount\ at the other end of the recognition spe1=trum. Gee, I'm sorry, was the press just too busy? Maybe they were all tied up getting ready for that scintil- latirlg men's final. Agassi really had Sampras womed at one point. He thought Andre was dead. ~Y the end of the match, Agassi was gettirlg the rhythm of Pete's serves. He still couldn't see them, but he could hear · them much more clearly. Would whoever stole Lindsay. Davenport's moment ID the sun please return m Lindsay is, by her own description, a marketing night- mare. She's bright, pretty, an incredible athlete -but hope- lessly normal ShP doesn't have a dy$functional family, not even one psychotic, egomaruacal par- ent. She has no scandals to report -no drugs or booze, no flghts in late-night dubs, no tat- toos, no wild hair. She hasn't even tried to strangle her coach for heaven's sake. LlndSdy, what on earth ar~ you trunking? Do you want to be a professional athlete or not? Finally, another story from the continent mdde me promise to never complairl ubout a bad llight again. Meehan Nasseri left Iran to study m England in 1971. When he returned home, he got•in hot water with all the Shah's men for protesti~g . against the government. He was imprisoned, then to sed unceremoniously out of the country, sans pa!;sport, sans l.D., sans -well, everything. He was granted political asylum in Belgium and given refugee cre- dentials. Continuing his run of good luck, his briefcase was stolen sometime later, creden- 1lals and .all. He wandered around Europe Ulltil he was detained _by the poijce on a visit to Paris. They dr99ged him to Charles de Gaulle Airport and tried to ship hun off somewhere, anywhere, but no country would bite since he had no papers and no identification. Eventually, the gendarmes · told tum to get himseU on the next thing smokin' to anywhere as long as it wasn't in France - they must have mistaken him for an Amencan. They told him that, believe it or not, in 1988. And that's exactly where he's been for the last 11 years -at the auport, sleeping on a bench, washing up m the men's room dnd living off handouts from airport employees and odd jobs for dllport shops. So the next time you're stuck at an a1rp0rt and start complam- mg to the guy next to you, make sure it isn't Mr. Nassen I gotta go. • PETER BUFfA h a former mayor of' Costa Mesa. Hts column appears on Fri- day E-mail him at Ptr840A0Lcom. WHEN DINING GETS BORING. IT'S TIME FOR ... Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA Wt.WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cockta1ls Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 Friday, July 16, 1999 3 RUnning the revolution • Ann1;lal Bastille Day Race will fill the streets of Newport Beach Saturday evening. NEWPORT BEACH -Coro- na de! Mar I bgh School coach Bill Sumner has never rrussed the Bastille Day Race. In fact, he was the one who started the com~tition 15 years ago with its onginal name "Run for the Stars," This Saturday, walkel'$. ·run- ners and bik~ riders will once again storm the streets of New- port Beach to participate in Orange County's prem.ler twi- light SK run, 51< run/walk, and scenic 25K family bike ride. •Everything I do is about running, said the 51-year-old Sumner, who runs more than 50 races each year m addition to coaching the Cal Coast Track Club, OC Fit d.Dd Corona dal Mar High School's track and cross-country teams. • "Since I run all the time, I won't do anything special to prepare myself for the BastiUe Day race,• he said. ' Sumner w the personal roach for Kelly AaU1e.rs, the female win· ner of last years SK race. #J love runrung because 1t helps you think positive, set ,goals, practice teamwork and strive for accomplishments, fl Sumner said. . Sumner u es running, he said, as a hook to connect with people, especially the younq athletes he trams. His metha(LJ> ·to care about what is going on in his runners' lives, not just m thell athletic aspects. ln 1996, Sumner sent six run- ners to the o'tympic trials, and this year he bds been invited to the .Olympic tra.1mng camp for coaches for the third tune. Over the years, the Bastille Day celebration, which attracts a crowd of up to 5,000, has turned into. a block party with live jazz, an international food fair and micro-brew beer garden. The race begins at 4 p.m. and runs unbl 8:30 p.m. at the Sut- ton Place Hotel. All proceeds from the celebra- tion will beneht the Second Har- vest Food Bank of Orange Coun- ty. the largest pnvate nonprofit food bank m Orange County. The food bank serves more than 185,000 people each month .. SETTING IT STRAIGHT CT1Sta Novak was 1D1stak- enly identified as the winner of the Best Overall award in her age group et the~ Orange County Fair's butter sculpting contest Wednesday. The win- ner was Stephanie Monette, 10, for her Mickey Mouse sculpture. It is the Pilot's 1>9hcy to correct all errors of sub· stance promptly. Please call (949) 574-4268. 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J 0 IN T II E R U S II • SAL U T I NG G 0 L D AND .GRAIN \, DAY 7 Daily ~ilot event of the day ... .. ll Don't start the WAR without us WM~: This Is one WAR you won't want to miu . The 70s band will be low-riding fnto the Altlngton < 1hellter at 7 ..cl t p.m. for their "Cisco Kid• per- formance. The Allington seats approximately S,000 and wheelchair access Is available. , " t3 f- a n . prize animals to 'the I ( d a 5 a J ii 0 1 t d t e a 3 £ il E c c s F E " s f s t c t t 1 ' 1 Fair, knowing there could be a big payoff -and lots of tears. little dr. dolittles • t's hdrcl to tell who is less talkative, I Bldck Jdck, the 3,250 pound giant steer on displ<ly <lt the Orange Coun- ty Fdlf, or hts caretaker, nm Smith. The m<lss1vely huge Black Jack spends hts days m a wlute tent, eating ever more grdss at a slow, steady rate and paying little attenbon to the constant stream of visitors who pay 50 cents just for the thnll of gawking at his hugeness. Clad in cowboy boots and d cowboy hat, Snuth passes his time at the entrance to the tent accepting money and answer- ing quesllons wtthout expression No, he sdld, Black Jack won't get mad and start charging people ·nus 1s the best life he's ever had,• Smith said. For the last three yt'dl'S, Snuth said, the 7-year-old Bldck Jack hds travelled around the country to falfs for five months each year, and then he goes home to Flonda to pasture ~There's lots of tears in the evening,• satd Leslie Strasbort, who works fo~ the fan's livestock division. ·aut th~ children make it." I I l Most steers don't make it to the npe ~ ' old age of 25, which is old for cattle. But f Black Jack, thanks to his stature, proba- bly will. Snuth said. Above: Rainbow River day campers, ... om l~ft, Austin Wilson, Nlckkie Tun and Heather Naylor admire the baby chicks ln the Orange County Fair's maternity barn. Left: Kierstie Nielsen watches a baby quarter horse cuddle with Its mother. Their animals, alas, do not. The money helps lessen the pain. Last · year's pnzewinning steer brought its win- ner $3,800. Andy Anson. also of suhny Hills High School, said 1t is sad to bid adieu to an amm.al you have raised, but students have no choice -most live in the sub- urbs. not on farms, and they can't keep their animals at school after the fair. ·we're not gouig to slClughter him," he S&d as 10 more people handed over 50 cents each. "He takes cdre of himsell." Black Jack IS d ruce rompdlllon, he added. ·He's smdrt, • Srruth Sdtd "He has a PHOTOS BY MEDIHA FEJZAGIC DIMARTINO I C>AllY Pl.OT personahty" What kind of personal.tty? Smith shrugged, and said no more. Black Jack is the first sight that greets Sinfth, but they also have more compli- cated feelings about them. But come Saturday, said Sarah, her relabonslup with Kitty will take a differ- ent tum. Andy has a pig, whom be calls •sro" because •he's like a brother." Pigs are very smart, Andy adds. visitors heading mto the livestock area at the Orange County Fair. Beyond hls tent are rows and rows of stalls housing pigs, goats, duckens, dTld a steer, all raiSed by local cluldren. Sarah Ramsey, a 1uruor at Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, sat next to her prizewinning steer, Kitty. "He's high-quality beef," Sarah said. He enters the stall Bro shares with another pig -Andy doesn't know his name -and gets down on his knees. "He dies, and be gets to be eaten by me.• Bro lets out a delighted snort, and lifts up his round, pink snout, giving Andy a knowing look. In general, the young tanners are more effusive about their animals than She loves him, Sdrah sciid, and for the past year, she has visited him every morning and .every evening, feeding him, giving lum water, and alloWlng him to exercise. Saturday evening, there will be an auction at the fair. Trucks from Fanner John, Corona Cattle and Shamrock Com- pany will roll onto the Fairgrounds and pick up their product. ~When I get older, I Wa.I).t to have a pig as a pet,• Andy said. l11kl11 a l i st of today 's e ve nt s 9:30a.m. • Bam~rd Olympia until 1 I a m .. Liwstock Alea 10 a.m. Gates Open • Hoor.N nny, Kids Stage • Art Demos a Carl! Pro}«ts. Youth Building • Chffdrens Choir of O.C .. Youth Building • Gold Panning until 8 p m., Gold Pan Alley • California Blacksmith Assn until 8.30 p.m., Gold Pan Alley • Sheepy Hollow featuring Genia Gard- ner, with spinning, felting, wool craftt until 8:30 p.m., Gold Pal\Alley • oc Beekeepers Candle M aking until 8:30 p.m., Centennial Farm • 10:30 a.m. • SPurdough Shm, Melody Junction • rlni~ty of Funtc/ownology 101/DrMic.lcey. Kids Park 11 a.m. • 811/y Cioffi, Ct.SSK Rock GuiUrlff. Buf- f a lo Bend Stage • Amy xi. SingerlGllftM1St Melody Junction • Wagon Hitch Round Up, Kids Stage • Pet Rock Contest Youth Bu1ld1ng • Sunshine GeneratJon of Arc.adia, Ce~ tennial Stage • Pactfie Performing Arts, Heritage Stage 11 :30 a.m . • Soordough Slim, Melody Junction • BJ ct the Puppet 7tudc until 4:30 p.m., Grounds Noon •Billy Cioffi, Buffalo Bend Stage • Arny Jo, Melody Junction • All A/asb n Racing Prgs, Los Plgnltas Raceway • Cowpoke. Kids Stage •Ralph~ Palm ~ MMigo6d Stage • Marsha/ls Flying TT~rs ~e K~n Do, Meadows Stage • Happy Time Pipers, Centennial Stage • lrviM School of 0.nct_ Hffl~ S~ 12:30 p.m. • Charlte K.el1ng. Glass Blower, Buffalo Bend Stage • Sourdough Sllm. Melody Junction 1 p .m. • Golden Pie E•tlng Contest Heritage Stage • Magk of Frank Thurston. Melody Junction • Chifdren'S Magic Matinee wrth Prof. Marvel, Bijou Theatre • Doggit!s of the Wild West Puppy Plaza on Uvestodt Row • Maut"ffn W. Puppet untll 6 p.m .. Grttn~e • Pkasso'J Pl.at Children'! Art Centw until 8 p.m .. Kids Park • Golden Harvest In Stitc~ by Eilttn Gibbs 8 Jeannette Williams. Home l Hobbies Stage • Roses wM Stuclrt Span from R~ Gardens. Marigold stage • AmeriaJn Ttger Kara~ Meadows Stage • Kids of Americ.a. Centennial Stage 1:30 p.m. • Xtreme Air Stunt Sho~ Grandstand . ' . quoteofthe day What the hey, another dish of the day? ~~ Honey, hay is for horses. ,, MARGIE BAKER of Santa Ana to daughter Kylie, 3, whq was sampling some of Oscar t he Colt's food in the maternity barn. dishofthe day Berry, berry good Terri's IEIUUES: For the best-looking : fruit at the Fair, stop by Terri's ~ : at the south end of Centennial W~ Terri's l,tiOst populaf item is the fruit bowl, ~ich Is filled with three types of BERRIES -black. blue and rasp -as well as grapes, and giant red and white cherries for Sl.75. All the fruit is pieked fresh every day and driven to the Fair from the farm in Vista. Terri also offers •BERRY sweet" fresh fruil smoothies and strawtlERRY shortcake . -Arena :-: • Billy CIOffr. Buffalo Bend Stage : : • Soordough Slim. Melody Junction ... • All A/.aslc.an RMing Pigs, Los Pign1tas ·'! R«eway ... : ... 2 p.m. • • Billy EridcJon, Buffalo Bend Stage : • Arny Jo. Melody Junction • • R~ Ri'll'f!r Ridlis until 7 p.m .. Grounds : • R~I Bro~rs Circus. Green Gate • UnMrsity of Fun/Magicology ,. 101/Dr.l'hurston. Kids Stage • • ContaiMr Gardening by Phil Millff and ChelsN Gardener. Marigold Stage • Sun BonMt S.fly Contest Home A Hobbies Stage \~Rediscover the YMCA /ch Will -- ~u, FitJusi aJ Fitllal ~ts, !JIG Two Companies -One Vision - Lo ng Term Health and Fimess since 1982. Shape -Up Fimcss C.Cntcr is a full service hCa.Jth club scrvil"!g Newport Beach with a fticndfy personable staff'. We.offer ouucanding fitness facilities, programs ana services for all ages. Fitness Conceprs is a health an d wellness compa_ny that designs and manage health dubs, corporate wellness programs and fitness centers ID master planned communities 6l apartments. 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Oriental Specialty until 7 p.m .. 2:30 P.M. • Billy Cloffi. Buffalo Bend Stage • Sourdough Slim. Melody Junction • Professor Ma~l'f Magk, Grounds ,, 3p.m. , . : • Billy Erickson. Buffalo Bend Stage 1 • • • • Atrrf Jo; Melody Junction · -: • Professor Invent (The ABO of Invent· .. ing), Bijou Theatre • Doggfes of the Wild West Puppy Plau on livestock Row • Main Street Jazz Band, Grounds • Magic of Frank Thurston. Grttn Gate • Gom' For The. Gokt t<1ds St.lge • ~n T1ger Kara~. Meadows Stage • kids of Al'Mria, Centennial Stage •American Youth ~ Hentage Stage • Elk Wh~ (FhJtJst), Spotlight S~ • Amy Jo, CelebfatlOn Stage 3:30p.m. • Chari~ K~mg, Buffalo Bend Stage • Trinld.ld Steel Orum Band, Melody Junc- tion • All Alaskan Ra<jng Plgr. Los Ptgnltas Raceway • Crafty Kitchen by Irene Barron. Home & Hobbies Stage 4p.m. • Xtre~ Air Stunt 5ho~ Grandstand Mena · • Main Street Jau Band. Melody Junction • MagK of Frank Thurston, Grounds . • Pan For Gold, Kids Stage • Aademy of Dance & Dance Cit); Cen- tennial Stage ' • Candy Apple Cloggers. Heritage Stage • Cindy and Holly. CelebfatJon Stage , • Junior Poultry Arrives until 8 p.m~ small Animal Tent • • wa~ Colvrn, Pianist untJI 9 p.m.. Courtyard Stage 4:30p.m. • 81/ly Eridcson, Buffalo Bend Stage • 'Jhrudad St~ Orum Band, Melody June· tion • l'ro~ Marvel's MagK. BiJOU Prome- nade • Port City Jazz lldnd, Grounds • Russell Brothers Circ~ Green Gate • Golden Desserts fNturing Jan Mongel/, Home & Hobbies Stage Sp.m. • Rick Ma~ Variety Gu1t•rtSt. Buffalo Bend Stage • Magic of Frank 'Thurston, Melody Junc- tion • Mag1ea/ Rush with Er1kk Dalu, Terry Godfrey. BiJOU Theatre L~ Rendition Band. Centennial Stage • American Youth [.)(pres, Heritage Stage • Elk WhlStle, Spothght Stage • KuU1pos Hawaiian DitncetJ, Celebratton Stage • • tmgmation CrNtion Sign Ups. Youth Building Friday, July 16, 1999 5 • Main StlWt Jazz. Grounds • bny Grainy Contest Kids Stage • /magltvtJon C/'Ntion Sign Ups. Youth Building 5:30p.m. • Billy Ericlaon. Buffalo Bend Si.ge . • Tnni<hd St~ Drum Banet Melody June· tion • Port City Jazz Band, Grounds • Imagination C/'NtiQn until 7 p m, Youth Building • 6p.m. Steve Lorct SingerlGu~nst Buffalo Bend Stage • Main Street Jazz. Melody Junction • Hypnotist Mark Yt.Lwlk, Grandstand Mena • Professor Ma!Vel's Magk, Bijou Prome- nade · • Mule Train, Kids S~ • Goldert Harvest in Stitches by EilHn Gibbs & .Jeannette William$. Home & Hob-. bles Stage · • • Loose-R~itlon Band. Centennial Stage • • Car>CJy Apple Cloggers; Heritage Stage • Johnny Mondo, GuitarisWocalist.. Spot· llght Stage • Chiklrens Choir, Celebration Stage 6:30 p.m. • Gnnn & Barrett Juggling Team. Mead-ows Stage • Charlie K~ing. Buffalo Bend Stage • Tril'IK»d Steel Dnm &lnc( ~ blction • Magiall Rush WJth Enkk Ditlu. Terry Godfrey. Bijou Theatrer • • Doggies of the Wild West Puppy Plaza on Livestock Row 7p.m. • WM Mington Theater • Bil'/ys Brass Band. Heritage St.lge • Main Street Jazz. Melody Junction • Russell Brothers Cirrus, Green Gate •University of Fun/Artology 101/Dr. Picas- so, Kids Stage • Elk Whl$tfe. Spotlight Stage • Karoake for Kids. Yovth Building 7:30 p.m. • Finians, Meadows Stage • Ride Mabrey; Buffalo Bend Stage • Trinidad Steel Drum Band, Mefody Junc- tion • All AJaskan Radng Pigs, Los Ptgn1tas Raceway Sp.m. • HypnotJSt Mark Yuzuik, Grandstand Arena • Wartime Radio, Heritage Stage • s~ Lord, Buffalo Bend Stage • Magiuf Rush ""1th Erikk Ditfu, Terry Godfrey. B11ou Theatre •Johnny Mondo, Gurtans~ocahst.. Spot- hght Stage 8:30 p.m. · • Gnnn & Barrett Juggling THm. Mead- ows Stage • Rfck Mabre): Buffalo Bend Stage • Balloon Man Skip Ban~ Arl1ngt0n ~ at er 9p.m. •WAR. M1ngton Theater • Port City Washboard Band. Herttage ~tage • Steve Lord, Buffalo Bend Stage • Magical Rush wrth Erikk Da/u, Terry 'Godfrey,. B11ou Theatre 9:30 p.m. F1ma~ Me~ Stage •Ride Mabrey. Buffalo Bend Stage 10p.m. • Warti~ Rad10, Heritage St.lge RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'vE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH . Club Sofa $10000* OFF Chair $5000* OFF '· *With a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 7/23/99 1998 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 548-1156 White Sale KickOff --July 17th .& 18th White Sale Prices Inside and Sidewalk Sale Outside Egyptiap Cotton Towels created ft-om the world'!) softest, strong~st cono~ arc on sale NOW at closeout prices. Thick & thiri>ty in 8 color~. all fmt quality, no irregulars or seconds. ALEXANDRIA Ori2inally ONLY Bath ............. : . .' ...................... $35.00 ............................ .' .. $11.49. .SALE 2 Days ·Hand ..................... ~ ............ :. 20.00 : ...... ,: ...... : ... : ....... : ... : .... 6.99 -. .. .. 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COSTA MESA -Gloria Ortiz's need to return to her fami- ly wds as essential to her as' the air she must breathe through a tube connected to an everpresent oxy- qen tank Thanks to eight months of pldnnmg by the staff at Share Our Sl'lves in Costa Mesa, Oroz was hMlly dble to make her journey to fiuatemala last week, where 'ill' successfully reunited with the II\ e children she left behind 13 \PdlS d!JO. • Evt•rything went perfectly,• 'uul Dr Ann Zielinski, who .i< rnmpanied Oroz on the Zwhnsk1 sd1d the preparatio pend off as every element in the ( Mt>lulJy laid out plan fell into place. •1t was just magical,• she said. Ortiz, 43, has pulmonary lung disease and needs a transplant that she will never be able to afford. Her dying wish was to etum to her native country and reunite with her children, ages 16 to 26. For 13 years, Ortiz bad worked, without documentation, as a housekeeper in -order to send money back to Guatemala for her children. Before leaving for Guatemala City last Tuesday, Ortiz didn't sleep the night before the trip or during her first plane ride, which lasted "Celebrating the Arts" ''The Best Art Shopping in Southern California" The Sawdust Festival is a breathtaking vi- sual event with more than 190 talented local llrtlsts displaying their fine art and quality crafts, entertainment and art workshops. O~n Everyday July 1 -August 29 lOAM-lOPM 935 Laguna Canyon Road Laguna Beach, CA 9265 I 949.494.3030 Gloria Ortiz, left, on her way to Guatemala to see family sh e left behind more than a decade ago.· Above: Ortiz's oldest daughter, Marleny, 25, right, and nurses al Roo evelt Hospital in Guatemala City. . . nearly six hours, Zielinslo sa1d "She was womed," the physi- cian said. "She thought they were going to be mad she had been gone. But they were glad to see her." Ortiz was in tears as she got off the plane, as was fler youngest daughter Patty, 16, Z1elmsk1 said. Initially, Ortiz's family was hes- itant but then held on to her, eager to touch the woman they hadn't seen in 13 years, Zieh.nks1 said. Her children, who were tod· d.lers and teenagers when, she left, are now mostly all _grown, some with children of their own. After the landing, Ortlz wc1s transported from her wheelchuu to a first, then a seconq, dmbu- lance for her trip to the hospital "She was never without oxy- . gen for more than five seconds," Ziehnski said The transition· was c:nttcal because there had been worne!'> that the trip would not go c;mooth- ly, especially considering that Guatemala City is 5,000 feet above sea level. SOS Patient Advocate Joyce Bonura coordinated with relatives in Guatemala by phone in plan- mnq llw tnp. Her cousin, Federiro Regina Fuhsen, a former ambas· sdclor to the United States, and his w1f P, Marta, a former minister ol rnltuw, have offered to pay for Ortiz\ oxyqen while she is m Guctl<'Inala. 1 hat olter rrught make 1t poss1- hle tor Orllz. lo stay ma clime clos- er to hor fanuly rather than in the hosp1lill, as onginally planned. Orllz's family extended thanks tn so~ and all the people whc. helped bnng theu mother home •It wtts JU St a joyous occasion Zit'lin ki"satd. •it w9s a miracle • .B R I E F l Y I N T H E N E W S Follow the yellow · brick road to safety For those worried about injuries fo their pets, the Wizard of Oz is here to help. Thom Somes, "The Pet Safety Guy," will teach the trainer for Toto, in the Performing Arts Center's produc- tion of the Emerald City tale, as well as other cast members about how to save a pet in the event of a serious m.iury: Somes, who works out of Pet Tech Inc. m La Mes'Cl, Calif., has trained thousands of pet owncn> to perform rescue breathing, con· trol bleeding and stabilize injuries suffered by their animal friends. Somes will do his training from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the Per· forming Arts Center's SCR Rehearsal Room Market Place closed during OC Fair The Orange County Market Place will be closed for the run of the Orange County Fillf through July 25. The fl.Jarket Place, which· usu· ally tak< s place every Saturday and Sunday in the Fau-grounds parking lot, will be closed the W<'ekcnds of July 17 and July 24 and reopen July 31. Bill to benefit school district moves forward Senate Bill 1039, state Sen Ross Johnston's bill that would alJow the Newport-Mesa Unified School D1stnct to apply for state 1 school bond money, wac; dpproved by a committee Wedne!tday. The bill will face a -vote m the full Assembly later this month. · Daily Pilot I CLOSURE CONTINUED FROM 1 Dove1 Dnve, registered ooctcna h•vels between 16 and 24 ·times he standard levels. The agency hasn't 1denuhed fie source of the high ooctena lf!vcls. but county health s~kes roman ~foniC'a Mazur said boat CONTINUED FROM 1 "Nothing g1eat was ever • <1chiMed by thinking small,". ohn!>on said. "We will do this.: The 1,800-seat concert hall; · "which will be designed by Plaza rrower-arch1tect Ce. a.r Pelli and acoustics expert Russell John- !>On, will be bwlt on 6 acres of land donated by the Seger::.trom family. · The concert hall 1s part of an overall growth plan that also _ indudes a smaller musk hall, a· new 1 visual arts center, an cxpan .. 1on. of South Coast " Repertory t1nd a central plaza The expdns1on is intended to meet the ni>eds of the over- . Cdpaclly cenlc>r in a burgeorung Orc;inge County. "Tuts place ·~ full, n Johnson sd1d ."ThNc's no room al the inn" . Factoring in addll.Jonc:tl dates and performances the Center must offer, it operates at 166'Yu of C<t)JdClty a year. lncomrng Board Chdirman holdmg tanks, orumal wa:.te or sewage lines could b among the cause:.. "We don't rP.ally know whP.re it came from, but we want to take precautions,• Mazur end. "With the presence of infection or dis- ease, we don't want to e ndanger anyone.· ·• Contammahon from water with high bactena levels can result m nausea, vomiting and · Incoming Board Chairman Roger Kirwan~s $200 million.price'9g wouldn't buy two NBA centers. Roger Kirwan aiso announced that the Center will condurt dJlOther feasibility study, which he equated to be a fisC'cllly <.lmrrhea. . Mazur said that Bayshore Beach has been considered . very clean m the past and has- n't expenenced many health VlO· la lions. Reedmgs at the beach have dechned over the past two days, but the area will remain closed today. The beach may be reopened this weekend. responsible act comparable to putting on your suspenders after your bell is already on. KLTWan also attempted to put the $200 million phce tag of the concert hall mto perspective. •u doesn't get you two cen- ters m the NBA.• Kirwan sdld. •1t doesn't get'you a ball park. It will get you a perfonning arts center that will last 100 yea.rs.• If anyone can rdl.Se the mon- ey necessary to bwld the con- cert hall, 11 will be the group that has historically supported the Centec and made tt into what it i.s today, board leaders said. The Center operates with no government support and boasts "" endowment fund of more than $20 mtllion. Total cash con- tributions in the last five years have totalled $34.3 million of which $8.4 nullion was donated by board members alone. Pelli and Johnson are in the middle of preliminary design pldns for the concert hall and IndJOr gifts of cash toward con- struction will be announced shortly. ~ .. . "·· ..• Remodelina Sale 30°/o-50°/o OFF Miscellaneous Gift ware Watches -Jewelry Various Fixtures Also for Sale JEWELERS FASIDON lsLAND-NEWPORr BFACH 949/721-9010 -·· •• ~ 714 701 FAIR. Of o.ng. County Regiet9r lnb-Une. 7W.MO INFO dM7 • Yllll our Web• a ww..Odlilr.com M t--= Mon-Wld. Noon 'Mldntftt • 'Jh&d.Sun. 10 AM Midi light Mlll11'1 Fil o..1111 (13-14) ....... (15+). CMllllft (l-t2) ........ ......, flME .............. c , •• ,r.:. ............ ........ • , Xtreme Air . StuhtShow .TRAFFIC CONTINUED FROM 1 bound and northlJound cCtrpool laneio on the freeway between the Dyer Road and Baker Street e~1ts .. The MacArthur Boule- vard off ramp 1s closed on the southbound side for realign- ment, reconstruction and the addition of a new traffic signal. And the eastbound Dyer Road onramp is bemg extended. "There's a problem because the lanes actually shut down, and they're ttlso doing it at a very busy lime of the year," said John Standiford, spokel>man for the Orange County Transportdtion Agency. "I think in the case of this blick; up, it's Fair traffic.• One of Duffy's origin.ii CU)tonms arld re idem of Newporc Beach, since 1962. Albert J. Auc:r c.ontinuo to enjoy che Duffy lifestyle: along with his "ife Lin. Al h.1) been a Hoag Hospital Boan! Member fur 25 yon. p~1 Pr~ident of the: 552 Club. ind r cnth ttcognizcd for hi1 man~ yea" of \Oluntc:enng for H~g. not ro mc.-nrion a chatter member in Duffy's I \I GrcJr Elmric Bo.ir Rice (a solid 2nd place lini;h). Lin is a mc:mbcr of the Adoption Guild. and is a beauriful co-c<1pr.iin on their d~ic OuA)". The carpool ldnCs must· b~ repaued to prepare for a prowct in the Call that will connect the carpool lane from the Co ta Mesa Freeway duectly to the CdTJ>Pol lane on tHe Sun D1eyo Freeway. . The change should mdke for smoother and safer ncles - a long-term benefit for .i short· temnnconvenience, a1t1Sandy frjedman, Caltrans i.pokP.:.· woman. ·. ·All ·these thm,gs on top ul each other might be dtfftcult to understand,• Friedman ntd. "We're actually domg all the~e thlngs to make for a . smooth Pr nde. All in all, everybody· should have something lo look forward to." The northbound carpool lane are expected to apen. up by the end of July, ttnd the Al & Un Auer about 'H.tpp) Hour: 4' rlassfr EdlJ(m 20 b111/r by Duffi m I •r I. Al was Duffy's 5th mstomrr 11111/ 11 d111rtrr mrmbrr of thr )Jt Eke ITlt s;,, I R.t1u. A <Wsic bo11t, far 11 dmsy coupk. Tl1e 25 Year Cl11b Duffy h.1.s fond mcmorie of chc: Auer family. )incc hi t'!tthc:r and Al \\ere ~cry active in hu\mc and 'iOC1.al 1ftairs around CO\\n, Al Wb tee President of rhc: lmnc Co .• rcciring an 1978 co pur\uc reJI c:sme doc:lopment on his own. no\\ Allx-n J. 1-\uer and ~ .. ~ lfOrldi Prrmin-f.Ur'trk &.1 8111/dn 2001 W. Col.st H"'' '~r t Bea h, C.. 949.645.6812 Sales • Rcncals • ~rvicc 71lt Orltlge ~ RegU!t CONCERT SERIES iwoa...~at7&9 Sll.Nlft7 .,.~~ -JtlltJ ,, -.0 ..... ,, '°911' Of c.cl • 1111. Jt11tJ 211 nml DOG NOHT ... 21 __,Al W«CMC n.. #r n ff WCIS lWO ......... OM.i. Fft, Jr1J ZS LA IMM 111,JitlrM 1HI ...... ... Jitlr a a.I LIDOUK .. oulhbound Ian !S are expected to open up m mid to late Sep- • t mbcr, when the larger pro3ect of connecting carp<><>l lanes on the Co td Mesa and San D1egoi freeways hould begm. Caltrdn:. recommends that dnwrs using the Costa Mesa Freeway m this area leave edf-lr or find detours through ~- ' tdrn ::.treets to avoid deldys. · Nelson, who hJs been mdk· ~ng the tnp to, her JOb in Coit.a ri.1£•sa for 21 year::., has found a cl~tour that works tor her but cu .. ts her $4 each morrung. Th~ Footh1ll To!J Road reduces her travel time on the Costa Mesa Freeway from 20 minutes to 11 mtnutes "lt's purt ·of the pam of proqress, • · Fncdmdn said. •we know it's tough We,' re com-· ntijlers too.· · ,. Duffy nocc~. "He is the onl) b.i) boatc:r who lo\~ to ~rui,t· the harbor"' ith his CO\CT on mp ol chc \Urrey. He h.b a unK1uc: ·s.iu~"mg' ~ sem co ., __...,.~.-.....,,,. .... li«p it in pl.cc~l tan-il!w:ns \POI Happy Hour steaming down chc ~)" Duffy laughed. ·rn~l\ucrs ~c went 1hrough a tomplcte remodel alx•ut J Ci )"t'ars ago. h1ghlighrcd \\1th a teak plankrJ mmior, bronie apcam\ bell, new pillo\\ , fabn.::) and hg,hting alTcw. Happ\ Hour· h<b logged (Ountlr' mcmones· and l-iJy uui)mi; hours in 29 van of npcr.mon. : 8 Friday, July \6, \999 . .. ' HINA COt{TlNUED FROM 1 I . ., . ~1onage.• ,. On making the announce· ment, Chinese government ~J?Rkesman · Zhao Q12hang denied allegations ma~6 by Cox 8'ld members of b.iS House com- mittee that China spied on U.S military sites and stole nuclear information. But according to the New Chi- na News Agency, Zhao said oth- erwise: ~since China has already possessed atom bomb and hydrogen bomb technologies, it is quite lbgical and natural for it to master the neutron boll}b t~h-· nology through its own efforts ewer a reasonably short period of • tune .• Not so, Cox argued China's development of the bomb clearly coinodes With the evtdence of spying, which dates back to the 1970s. According to the New China News Agency report, China began serious test!. for the neu- tron bomb in 1986 and mastered the design between 1990 and 1992. Thal timeline minors his com- rruttee's fi.ndmqs that China con- IJ.nued spying well into the 1990s when the Chmese gained enough information to build their own neutron bomb, Cox said. Such condusions are "silly: and sunply a matter of coinci- dence, Zhao said .. "lt was revealed l ter from U.S. declassified documents th t Chinese and American sctentist!I almost simultaneously advanced a similar concept in their respec· tive research,· Zhao "said. ·nus fully indicates that the la'Y gov- erning science exists objectively, and ~ple !rom all over the world can get bold of it sooner or later no matter what method is used." Cox stressed . that the announcement is not the start of another Cold War. But China's possession of the neutron bomb is of concern in Southeast Asia because it typically would be placed on short-range missiles. The neut(on bomb, unlike the bombs the U.S. dropped during World War It, does not do Wide· spread ddll}age to buildings and · other infrastructure. Its radiation effects m the aftermath also arc less, wluch makes it better-suited for deployment near the country dropping the bomb,· or even Within that country's borders. ~ "It is more tempting to use than the standard nuclear weapons that are so messy in their effects.• Cox said. The main concern, Cox scUd, is the possibility that U.S. troops in Southeast Asia could come under fire from the weapon. China's announcement came just days after Taiwanese offi- cials seemed to back away from the "one China• policy, which bas kept relations in the region relatively stable for decades. Doily Pilot AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) ~170; oc call (949) 642-5680. ext. 228. A complete listing of Around Town may be found at cUl/yp1/ot.com • JO PAY "CaJlfornJa Color,,. a ·display of watercolors by Juan Casado, will be shown at th~ Newport Beach Central Library through July 31. California scenes dominate the exhibit, which includes impres- sions of gardens, bluffs, beaches and oak-studded hills. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801.' . A collecUoo of Jewelry featuring the world's finest diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, sap- phires and other gemstones is on display at ntfany & Co. in South . Coast Plaza until Sunday. The dis· play is between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m on Sundays. South Coast Plaza is at 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Por more information, call (714) 540-5330. Orange Coast College's fall regts. tration has begun. Applications are being accepted and registra· tiori appointments are available in OCC's Adm.issions Office, which is open from 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 urut, and financial aid is available. Free course schedtiles will be available today in the Admissions Office. For more information, call (714) 432-5072 or Vlsit OCC's Web site at www.occ.cccd.edu. The Balboa Bay Republlcan Women, Federated will present their annual summer social at 5:30 p.m. at tho Cannery Restau- rant, 3010 Lafayette Ave , New- port Beach. This year's theme is a country western Bar-B-Quc. Guest speaker will be Mason Weaver, candidate for Assembly- man 14th District. Admission is $25. For more information, call (949) 759-9219. ~ SATURPAY Allergan Irie., ts .sponioring a beach cleanup day in connection with the City of Newport Beach's Adopt-a-Beach Program at 9 a.m . at Corona del Mar State Bea.ch, at th&. comer of Ocean Boulevard and Marguerite. Por more infor- mation call (714J 246-4198. "Totally Tomatoes ... wtl1 be pre- sented by Cristin Fu.sano and Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how to grow, care for and select great tomatoes. For more information, call (949) 640-5800 The Orange Coast Classics Rug Hooking Chapter will hold their annual midsummer hook-in workshop at 9:30 a.m. at tbe Cos- ta Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th Street. Admission is $20. For more information or reservations call (949) 559-0564 Cyberspace newcomers can learn how to use search engmes and oth· er Internet resources at 10 a.m. at •Using the Library -Tools & Tricks" in the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more m.for- mation, call (949) 717-3801. Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less/ 3168 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One 81ock South of .\05 Pwy (714) 545-7168 SideWalk sale Sat & Sun July 17th & 18th SAVINGS OF 30%-70% ZANELLA BOBBY JONF.S STARINGTON ClTITER & BUCK BARRYBRICKEN RFSORT'IWO 2 DAYS ONLY ·• Knits . m 1 J fJl8 "Jtm>rmtsty~----~---- •Sweaters Assorud Sty/a •Shorts ASJOrwi Stylh ftom $ 39'8 • Shon Sleeve' Blouses from 139" ~Stylh • ~~aae 11/~:s a;nd~6~~ P~ lill.M • N~IJMJ, 9491 759-7985 'I I SUNDAY 7 p .m. at the Park Newport <:J - house, l Park Newport. Membeni are free and potential members are $10. For more information, call (949} 729-4400. . The Jewlsb Community Center of Orange County will be holcling iU. first-ever comedy night fe tu.ring three nationally known conuo; at 7 p.m Cost~ $1 for members. $10 for nonmembers. JCCOC is at 250 E. Baker St.. Costa · Mesa. For more information, call (714) 755- 0340. . TUESDAY "Save Your SJgbt.,. a free semlnar and book signing hosted by Or. Marc Rose and Bill Sardi, will be held at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and . KitOien in Costa fy1esa from 6:3Q to 8:30 p.m. Reg- istration is required. Mother's Market is at 225 E. 17th St., Cost.a Mesa. To register or for niore information, call (949) 631-4741. · The. American Cetacean Socfety Orange County Chapter presents .its quarterly •oay ot the Dolphin" research study and needs your help. Community me~bers are invited to be a part of lhe Day of the Dolphin research team, an ongoing projecl that helps local scientists assess dolphin popula .. lion off the Orange County coast every three months. No experi- ence is necess~ and an onenta~ lion rught ~be held at 7:30 p.m. ·· ·to train interpsted members of the cominunity. The dolphin sighting day will be July 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orientation will be at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more information or directions, call (714) 534-5117 The Newport Harbor Area OMbn- ber of Commerce Business Refer- ral Breakfast with persuasion expert Colleen Kettenhofen will be presented at 7:15 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members are $15 and nonmembers are $20. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. WEDNESDAY "Estate Planning -UnJque Strategies for the Affluent Investor" will be presented at noon and 6 p .m. at the Center Club, 650 Town Center Dnve, Costa MeS<).. Lunch/dinner Will be served. Admission is tree. For more information, call (714) 429- 2801. THURSDAY .. Boo\s & Brownies," a summer book discussion group will be presented from 4 to 5 p.m in the conference room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. The group will discuss Philip Pullman's "The Golden Compass.• For more information, call(949)717-3807. • The Newport Harbor Area Cham· ber of Commerce's Sunset After Hours Mixer will be held from 5 to Mother's Market and Kitchen in Costa Mesa is hosting an easy summer entertaining cookmg class with Mo & Lu. The class begms at 6:30 p.m. at 225 E. 17th Street. Cost is $1.0 per person. For more in!ormation or reseJVations call (800) 595-6667. The Jewish Community Center oJ Orange County is hosting a pre- sentation by Denise Shier, certi- fied nutritionist and founder of Right Eating Association. Shier will discuss weight loss, lowering cholesterol and gaining ener~. The workshop will be at 7:30 p.m. The fee is $5 for members, $1 for nonmembers. The JCCOC is It 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 755- 0340 ext. 271. JULY 24 Join state Park Ranger Michael Eaton for a tour of the summer sky at Crystal Cove State Park Astronomy Night beginning at 6 p.m. at the El Moro Visitor Centet Telescopes and star charts'will be available. There is a $6, parking fee and it is recommended that you dress wannly and bring a chair. For more information, call (949) 497-7647 JULY25 Take a bike of the back country at Crystal Cove Stat Paxk , Sold 7M4 Pati6 7VIUti1tlM Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! TeA9.qtMf6 Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (comer of McClintodt cl lopn) (714) 544-7288 DOUBLE TAX-FREE -AAA-RATED MUNieIPAL·BONDS 5.25°/o : ·9.85o/o* bong Beach Lease Revenue Bonds -Raiiiliow HarbOr Refinancing Projec_t_ ... __. Coupon Manuicy· .&kc Yic:ld to MaruriO' ?-25% 5/ 1124 $97.689 5.42% • • The bonds arw rated MA by Moody'a, S&P Wld Fitch, wtth bond insurance from AMBAC. • Interest ia free frOm Fedenll end stat• of c..itOmla lnOome w ... ""9.85 taxable eQulvMnt yle6d a.urning • federel tax rate of 39.6%,.nc, CA State bracket of 9.3% ... ,.. of 7113199. Oeted 711198. WI own Ind off« the lboll9 bonds, M>fec:t to price etllngt ind Mlllabllty. The bondl .. not subject to the .tternlttve "**num tu.~ 511J08 M 101 IRS 511/11 llt 100. If you ... prior IO mltuttty, you wlll l"llCeNe current m.Mt price, which may be more 0t .... tNn vou peld Any lflCIUle In prtndpll vllue may be tax8ble. L.nm&U First Vic. President/Branch Manager MenaCMUMMI aoo1en-aeo1 ~1Wif2 610 Nat•• Clllilr.,...., ... ,.. N.wpa._.,CA_. a.•C:.•·~-----..... ,..__. ........ - . -Daily Pilot beginnning at 9 a.m. at ' the El Moro Visitor Centei.:fhere is a $6 · parking fee and it is reconunend- ed that you bring a bat and sun- 5ereen. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. ' ' JULY 26 Young adults In the community who want to make a positive impact are invited to attend the Central Orange County Youth Leadership Forum from 9 a.m. to 1 p:m. Lunch is provided. Speak- ers' 'Will include state Assembly-man Scott Baugh and state !ASsembly Mmo11ty Leader Gloria Mata-Tuchman. "Does it matter u J voter• is one of the topics to be discussed along with "Ethics in Leadership Decision Making" and "Young Elected Leaders in Politics." Registration is required as seating is limited. Call Marta Alvarado at (714) 838-0545. ~ULY 31 ·"ltallan Gardens" wll1 be present- ed at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gar- dens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road., Corona del Mar. Whether you have an acre's worth of back yard or just a balcony, learn the basics· of c:1Jl Italian garden. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. . ONGOING mte Costa Mesa Chamber of rGommerce Networkers Busmess I::eads luncheon takes place at 11:45 a .m. Wednesdays al Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Road, Costa Mesa For more mformation, call (949) 574- 8780. Body condltlonlng classes for mature adults are offered on ifuesdays and Thursdays at 7 a.m. at Cham Reaction, 3928 Campus Dnve,· Newport Beach. AdmtsSion to the first class is ..free and thereafter will cost $10 I.per class or $80 for 10 classes. Bring a towel and water. Light hand weights are recommended. For more information, call (949) 588-2427. .. • The Walking Club of Newport Beach will meet at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Hospital Road and Supen- or Avenue. Lose the weight and have fun. For more inf onnation, call (9:i9) 650-1332. . Appllcatlons are a'Vallable for tu- dents planning to enroll this !all al OCC. Applicatipns ,.are \n the school's Admissions and Records Office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Pall classes begin Aug. 16 For more information, call (714) 432-5072. Jewish Family Service of Orange Count¥ ofJers a support grQup for adults who are emotionally dis- tressed by divorce. This weekly group, led by an experienced counselor, meets to help identify issues and find solutions to divorce-related problems every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at JFS' satellite office at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more informa- bon, including-dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714) 445-4950 The Sea Explor~ Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men ages 14 to i0 interested in learning about sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meet- ings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes- days at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newpo~ Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 64,,2:6301 or (949) 551-8591. . OASIS S"enlor Center offers ongo- mg assistance, counseling and referral services for seruors For appointments or more informa- tion, call (949) 644-3244 The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks experienced dancers to join its group from 9 to 11 a.m. Thurs- days at the Costa Mesa Seruor Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (714) 545-5669. A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for peo- ple suffering. from chroruc fatigue syndrome me~ts from 7 to 10 p.m Wednesdays at the Institute for Holistic Treatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Swte 100, . .. aroUnd toWn fridoy, July 16, 1999 9 • -......... Newport Beach. For more irifor· 'wants to ltDprove his or her public matJon, call (949) l51-8700. . speaking kills For more informa- tion. call (714) 4«-5030. tors For more mfonnauon, call (9491 855-4308. memben; tO appomtments n'Ci giocery hoppmg. The shuttl~ takes membe~ to the center f'Ot appointments, call (949) 644-324.4. Arthritis Foundation Instructor Hillary Stone leads an exercise class at 11 a.ni. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Balc- er St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mution, call (714) 513-5641. Nightly meetings are ottered ln Costa· Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to over- come nicotine addiction. For · a" schedule or more information, call (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports Collection Foundation, a nonprofit organiza- tion, operates a free m\15eum at 620 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collec- tions of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- ddys. For more irlformation, call (949) 721-9333. The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers watercolor classes Wednes- days, through Aug. 25, from 1 to 4 p.m. The fee tor the 10-week class, taught by Diana Loschiavo, is $50: For more information, call (949) 645-2356. Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a free lal chJ class for intermediate to advanced levels from 10:30 to 11.30 a.m. Thursdays for people with cancer and their families. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m Fridays. The classes are designed to. reduce stress, increase longevity and promote a sense of well-bemg with basic, easy-to-learn, nonstrenuous movements to aid in balance and concentration. The class is taught by Victor Annand No registration is reqwred. Free Hoag Cancer Center is at 4000 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. For more mfonnallon, call (949) 722-6237. · OASIS Senior Center offers a dai- 17 telephone contact pr0gram for seruon. who have a limited local support system. For more. infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Cdmmunlcators T0<1<bJtasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education. 200 Kalmus Drive, ' Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who The .Newport Beach Distin- guished Toastmasteri> Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9 pm.' Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoru's meeting room, 2300 Bnstol St., Newp<>rt Beach. For reservations or more informa- tion, call (949) 646-1274. Mesa Messengers Toastmaster Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker. St, Costa Mesa. For more infonnabon, call (714) 540·44.46. BJue Flame Tpu tmaslecs Club 2717 meets at·7 a.m. Wednesdays at the Village Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village. 1651 Sun- flower Ave., Costa Mesa. The meeting is free for fust,-time vis1- Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 1 a.m. Mondays at the Irvine Co., 550-C Ne\\<-port C~ter, Newport Beach. For more lnlonnation, call (949) 733-2209. HarbOrlltes Toastmaster O ub 1927 meets at 7 a .m. Wednesdays at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast High· way, Newport Beach. for more information, call (714) 965-3648. Lido Is!e· Toastmaster~· meets .Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Glendale Federal Bank G:om- munity Room, 100 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Fashion Island, New- port Beactr Fdr more information, call (714) 964-5314. OASIS Senior Center offers a Care-!'· Van transport to take ecorati~e Tutor available for people tnter- ested m reading English but ~odld u the help. Hourly rates e.nct times negotiable. For more lnfor .. malion, call (949) 851-1739. OASIS Senior Center often vtsu- ctl-aid screenings with a Braille Institute representative by appointment. For more infonna- tion, call ~949) 644-3244. "· EssenUal W~lght Management offers mteractive and proactiw weight loss "gr()ups, Cost is $.2.0. Groups meet Crom 6:30 to 8 p..o;i.; Wednesdays and Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Dnve, Suite 350,, Newport Beach For more infor- mation, call (949) 718-9848. INVENTORY ·REDUCT/ON SALE Substantial Savings on Selected Antiques and Accessories Savings of 30°/o-40°/o July 16 through July 31 31431 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 (949) 488-9600 Open Tuesday through Saturd~y 1 O a.m. -5 p.m. I ' ., • .. J 0 Doily Pilot I I > . . .. . . RON SOUMON I DAJlY Pl.Of ','.,."~erica's Brad Schumacher passes oft to an open teammate as BraiU's Ricardo Pe rrone {4) a pplies de fe nsive pressure. . . \ . ... U.S. ROLLS, 8-4 Amencans, Russia tangle tonight in battle of unbea tens after both , handle their foes, again. . ·• To~\ At l ott111J •&-~~~~~~~~~~-.. . • CORONA DEL l'v1AR After :wh1ppmg Mexico, 22-1, the ~encans knew 1t wac;n't gomg ,Jo be that easy agamst Brazil •'ftlld their intensity showed that :'rhursday rught. :: Three hrsl-hdlf god.ls by Chns Humbert and d suffocating defense led the Uruted States Water Polo Team to an 8-4 wm ;over Brazil m the second day of •the UPS Cup International ~ater Polo Tournament at Coro- : na de! Mar High. ; •rt starts with the defense for . us,• Coach John Vargas said. "Our defense was solid for us, : espeoally in the first half.• : A first half that saw the U.S. :11.Unp out to a 6-0 lead, outshoot- : iJlg the Brazilians 14-8 m that ;span. Included m those eight shots : by Brazil, five were deflected or , blocked away. : "Ow defense is the comer- : stone of Uus team,• team cap- : hUn and Orange Coast College •coach Chns Oedmg said. "Our :defense enables ow offense to : become more effective.• ; The U.S. took control of the :game right from the start, allow- : ing only three shots at goalie •Dan Hackett, while Humbert : and Tony Azevedo found the l~k of the net for a 2-0, first- : cttiarter lead. ! The dominance continued· : into the second quarter, as the : ti.S. scored twice with a man •advantage to put the game out :orreach. .-.-.......i~.az.ilgoLon the board.in the l third quarter when Roberto :Seebra scored Wlth a man •advantage. : 1.' iAfter Amencan Robert Lynn : was accessed a penalty, Ricardo 'Pen'One scored on a four-meter I -• . - U.S. captain Chris Oeding (right) gets ready to fl.re toward the net as Brazil's Roberto Seab defends. penalty shot, cutting the U.S lead to 6-2. The Yanks closed out the third quarter with the momen- tum back on their side with a goal by Chi Kredell, his second of lliegame, coming with less than a tninute remaining in the period. Haekett was the star of the fourth period, stopping seven of nine Br~an shots, including .three.al point-blank IAilge~ Hackett's saves, along with Gavin Arroyo's second goal of the game ended the contest with the U.S. on top. The contest started on· a sad note, however. It was announced that Cal Berkeley water polo coach Steve Heaston died earlier Thursday from a long battle with brain c~at the age of 51. Three of the American play- ers, including Oeding, played for Heaston and the news was sad, but expected. "We've been preparing for this news for 16 months now,• Oeding said. •Of course we are going to miss hlln. but there's a.. sense of relief that he is in a bet· ter· place and all of his pain is gone.• The AmerlCaD.s Will conclude pool play with a date with the Russians torugbt at 7:45. Both teams. are 2-0 m pool play, with the Russians demol- ishing Mexico, 24-2, earlier Thursday and Brazil,. 11-8 on Wednesday. + Austr1lil 10, Puerto Rico 2 ·~6.it.ly5 • _... 24, MelkX> 2 • Untt.d SU.. .. •ufl 4 TODrl IClmMU • 4 p.m. -_.,vs. Auitrllia • 5:15 · l'•d• .... ..., ., +u-...--.lllllcO •M·~---- ~dM fills tennis .. coaching vac~cy • • •Stewart hired to replace Mang as c!cf-ona del Mar High's girls coach. I ' • : : R.towm l>uNN I. ~ .... . . ....., ORONA DBL MAR -Andy Stewart, a year member of the ATP Tour challenger and fonner Premo State tenrus stand· hired 'Ibunday u Corona del Mar g1rtl tennis coech. I who ellO played •• HUBtington ~ r..--nm Mang, who stepped lml ••• dis four yean. Meng ON'l lldl ID CIP Soutblin Sedloa I .. 11dra11 cbe0 qbllUpl ID I lllLS TllllS 1997, compiling a record of 73·12 in his Sea King tenure. •, • . •'Jbis will be my firit time coeebing a team, and I'm excited about that,• Mid Stewart. a teachlno pro at COlt4 Mele Terril Center under .tleiik Lloyd. •tt lbould be tun. t tblnk ... great (that CdM ba such a llroDg JJIGlllllD and tradi· tion). That wlD --my job ...... J hope. Tbert ... gl'Mt boo ... ,.. ...... . few....,., 0 11 lddl. -·~·...,... .. PlllFCfl ..... 1111 tD 1 ' ... )alDld .... c:trd*. ... singles and doubles rankings were around 500 in the wodd. In 1997, he played at the Australian Open. In addlUon to Nadia Vaughan (senior) and Kim Singer (sophomore) returning to the Corona del Mar lineup nat tan. Stewart will lnbertt fnshman Anne Yelley, widely C'ODlld· ered one ol the top junion Jn Orange County. Moreover, Stewart II boplng eenlOr left· bandir Caylan IAIUe. It fonner Ojai cbampnn who sat out last autumn. Will come beck to lbe ... ....... real plul.. Mag. wbo ,........ • OD.ft..,,.~ MAii Gf se.wart. ........ . cmi'M• .............. ... ... .,, .. ., ..... ~.· auon Of THE DAY "I feel Ice Ml'f step I go, MlY time ' move up, from high sdtool to colege, from colege to pro bol, that I'm going fm1her 1han onybody thou;1t I would •. : Tim DeClnces, Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fa"!ler lr.. Friday, July 16, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4422 SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING.THE MILLENNIUM Corona del Mar . - , . •Sea Kings' slugger, by way of UCLA, is just one step away from realizing his Big League dreams.~ R1CHARD DUNN always tagged along with my ' Daly l'ilt ded, but this was the first time I belonged.• ~ TI DeCinces grew ltl To start his pro career, p mingling with DeCinces was part of two major league championship teams: His baseball players in the clubhouse Bluefield squad won the and roving the outfield dwing Appalachian League m 1996 and batting practice wearing a his Class-A Delmarva team catcher's mask. captured the South Atlantic But this year, for the first time League title in 1997. in his career, there was a big . In his final at-bat m Class A league locker marked with his last year, knowing he'd already name and meant for lum been bumped up to double A, -instead of his father. Such is the DeCmces rut a dramatic, life when you're the son of a game-winning grand slam in the former American League All-Star ninth inrung. His manager, third baseman. Tommy Shields, hugged him and ·1 feel like every step I go, told DeCmces he'd never play A every time l move up, from high ball again. .. school to college, from colle~e to DeCinces, who homered off pro ball, that I'm going farther hot St. Lows pitching prospect than anybody thought I would," Rick Ankiel, has always had a said DeCinces, the Corona del flare for the epic home runs. Mar High and UCLA product In high school, DeCinces was who was promoted this month one of four Sea Kings to hit by the Baltimore Orioles from consecutive home runs, a rare ''f double A to triple-A back~to-back-to-back-to-~' Rochester, where he back feat that will 1 opened with a bang forever live in CdM when his first hit was a. baseball lore. Theo bases-clearing double. Rokos. Todd Kehrli and DeCinces, a Mike Susson also went left-handed hitting deep . catcher and former In college, when Orange County High DeCmces began to School All-Star, could blossom.as a-play.er; make Camden Yards his lifted UCLA into the u n• next step. _ NCAA Regional Finals ::; DeCinces, playing his Tim DeClnces when he connected on a 1~ ~ third full season in the grand slam in the 10th ' minor leagues, hopes to complete UlJUJlg against Southwest .) at triple A what he started at Missouri State, a 3-and-2, two-ou ~ : double A, where he was teanng blast after fouhng off seven tbe cover off the baseball and pitches to stay alive. displaying enough power for a "That was my greatest at-bat 20-plus-bome run campaign. m college," said DeCinces, who After spending spring trru.ning red.shirted his first year at UCLA • ... in big league camp and working in 1993, then started behind the ·"; out with Oriole veterans like Cal dish for three years, earning · • Ripken, Jr., who used to play with Freshmen All-American honors in ·.., his father, Doug, DeCinces has 1994, hitting 13 home runs in .. his eye on a possible September 1995 and finishing second to call-up to the show. USC's Geoff Jenkins (Milwaukee ~~ Earlier this season, DeCinces Brewers) for the Pac-10 lead in :.r read a speculative report in the home runs m 1996. ff::. Baltimore Sun that be could be The 6-foot-2, 195-pound the candidate to get called up to DeCinccs, who hit .341 for the the varsity when backup Ortole Bruins m '96, ended his UCLA catcher Lenny Webster went on career with 37 home runs, 166 U• the disabled list. But the team RBis and a .321 batting average, -~~ decided on another direction and before th.-Oriolec; ~lected him in f)l.41 DeCinces remained in double A, the 16th round of the June ~'l where he hovered around the free-agent draft. :::>· :1 .300 mark before his promotion. Baltimore scouts were v" .J "I went into a slump right after concerned about bow DeCinces ~~: that.• said DeCwces, a streaky nught feel going to the , .. tutter who would like to become or~anization ~s fath~ broke in e. • - more consistent at the plate. . with, but, dunng the time, the · e · • Last year, for example, elder DeCinces assured the dub o 2 DeCinces hit 15 of his 17 home that the young catcher would be ~~ runs ih the second half of season. thrilled. : DeCinces, though, hds •(Tun) has pictures of himself ~ in d as a little boy with Earl Wea vet J(l crease his PQwer numbers and Frank Robinson,• the elder nn every year, and, with the Orioles DeCinces said in June 1996. •His (w reportedly interested in a f lefty-hitting catcher to back up avorite plder was always Eddte ~ Charles Johnson next year, he Murray an when Eddie heard ,,. • Could muscle his Way ;.,.to the that nm had gotten drafted, he .. 'TC.: ..... called him to wish him luck.• ' b!g lea es by Y2K. _.._· ___ -Aft.er-6igning with Balu'me~· ~......:. ...... Iii spring training this year, the former Sea King catcher w~"~ DeCinces enjoyed one of his mjwed most of his rookie season ~ biggest athletic thrills when he at Bluefield. but bounced back r singled off Montreal pitcher Mike strong to enjoy an outstanding "' r~ Tiiurman in a Grapemilt League career. • game, pinch-tutting for. of all oeances, who lives lD Tustin J>e9ple, Will Clark. Ranch in the off-season with his ·n was awesome just being tn wile, Melissa, is a Daily Pilot the locker room with those guys,• Sports Hall of Fame honoree, DeCinces said. •As a kid, I celebrating the millennium. LITTLE llllll Newport Beach 9-10 • N AU-Stars eliminated Daily Pilot Sports FndQy. Juty t 6, 1999 11 w •And it appears they're going to stick around. crashing on schools of bait. Also on board was Peter Christianson of Newport and the trio of harbor area anglers filled the fish holds .with longfins and left the area with a huge school. of albies still under the boat. and Newport Us.nding Sporttishing. OUTDOORS isn't too far awdy. There were reports of d couple of short marlin jig strikes on the 181 spot, but no conl.umed .hookups on billfisb. I lbacore fishing broke wtde pen for boats running out f Newport harbor earlier tl1is-week and indications are tl)at the good fishing will cpntinue right on through the spmmer fishing months. "Excellent conditions and bUngry albies," is bow Dean ptant of Newport Beach painted Ufe off-shore fishing scene earlier Uiis week. The six.~pack charter boat #Bongos ll, • nmning out of Davey's Locker, has been getting passengers into the action all week long fishing in an 8.Tea between the 43 Fathom spot and the'-Butterfly Back. . Landing spokesmdn Tom Sdndnian reported that the •Amigo" had over 60 albles by 10 a.m on Tuesday a.nd was still fishing, while the s~pack charter boats, HP.in Fever" and "Tall Tales" were into solid biting schools ·of longfin tuna. • iim niemiec The first striped marlin of the sedSOn was caught this past weekend Qll the 425 Spot, apptQximately 85 miles from NeWport's twin jetties and it was weighed m at the San Diego Angling Club. Plant. owner of Anglers Center, fished on board the 92::.foot private y~cht, "Raptor, • owned and skippered by Mark Minyard of NeVfPort Beach. ' ~aptain Richard Ruffini.of Costa Mesa took a• few minu(es off from h1s traditional gaffil}g cbores di.iring a bot bite to cast a Jlve bait to b<liling fish off th~ stem of the fast sportfisber and decked a 20-pounder. Dave Cousyn of Costa Mesa was one of the l~c:lcY_aEglers to be on board the ~es• earlier tbis week and 1n addition to'catclung a whole bunch of albies, he took: big fish honors for the lA.nding by decking a 25-poundei. • Marlin are moving Into the channel and there were a couple of fish baited off Avalon by Ron Johnson of Newport Beach, be came a.cross a couple ~f sleepers a few miles east of Avalon. • Local ftshlng remaln.s very good along the coast. Sand bass are being sacked off the HuntingtoA Beach fiats, lotS of legal barracuda are bemg caught in blue water a couple of miles. 'off the beach andlhe 3/4-day · boats running out of all lpeal landings are catching a few yellowtail. Balboa, indicated that bait conditions {lre only fair with of big saidines · · Minyard headed his fast sportfisher to a spot just inside Pyramid Head where big schools of longfins were puddling and Good reports were coming in via ship to shore radio communications with the fleet Johnson was on board his private yacht •Sundown" when The fish didn't respond to the live mackerel cast in front of them. but this is a good indication that the marlin season Howie Howerton, an employee of Davey's Locker m The fleet is hoping that th.- bait boat can make a couple ac hauls on anchovies, the key 1fll bait to fish when heading outtr albacore. -- I PU~LIC NOTICES 11 P~BUC NOTtCES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBl:.IC NOTICES I NOTICE OF ~ 5'81 of c:.bnil. &. n lnetrumene No. ea.. Ncllae rl 5-) w• UC HEARING. basic height limit. In add I· APPLICATION FOR a.teld by John H Solo!l!ot\ M 1&4885 In Book NA, page ......,.... lo be_. bl1 bebN. 1 PLANNING APPLICA· tlon, an amendment to Use CHANGE IN llMW'llld ,_...ti ... It public NA ot omclld Recona In tile Thi lrllllWt nwy be~ on TION PA·99·30 FOR MAX Permit No. 3524 Is re OWNERSHIP OF ~tod~~1!._.c:.h. omc. ot the R~ ol ltie day d ..... TNID': CE· MORGAN/MORGAN DE· quested to approve th . e ALCOHOLIC -• ......-• °' ORANGE County, C.lllomia, SAR J. GAU.ARCO ,,.. lJN. VELOPMENT. FOR ·A oew slle plan, floor plan Clllw l>ml of~ uhoitlld Dlt9 of Sale:7/30/98 at 2:00 MARRED MAH N'iJ MARIA VARIANCE FROM TRASH and elevatt0ns, and lo a BEVERA~E LICENSE by ~ ....... It tinlt of PM P18Ce of s.1e: AT THE T 8000ET Nf~ · ENCLOSURE REQUIRE· loW erchlteclural leawre Date of Filing Application .. In _, lllOlllY of h Ul"'9d NORTH FRONT EN> WoN.H j,s JOINT T£N. MENTS FOR A tn excess ot the height llm s I· s . 12·JUL·l999 ... tlhlblllhnlftlllClt TRANCETOTHECOUNTY ~~~Trume· PROPOSE09-UNITRES· 11, . To Whom It May Concern· to h Counlv ~ 100 COURTHOUSE. 100 CIVIC l!IUO<l..EY & ASSOOATES. IOENTIAL OE:VELOP· NOTICE IS HEREBY The Name1s) Of tl'le CM:CenlwM..W.. Slllla.,_ CENTER DRIVE 'WEST ' MENT (TRASH FURTHER GIVEN that a Appllcant(s) s/are. CA M ~ 11111 ll1d lnllMt SANTA AHA. CAUFORMA tc. ~ 1;:~ ENCLOSURE REQUIRED significant env1ronmenta II I ARIMIZU HIOETO CIJnW¥d to ll'ld llOIW lllld by I Propf1ty ~ Is pur· INtnmllt FOR PROJECTS WITH 5 concerns for the propose d WANG MErn lllldw lllid 0. of TNlt In the Port~ lo be: 1980 MON· In boc* -, page -rl Oftlcill OR MORE UNITS. NO project have been ad . ly The apPltcants above are plillpMf tllulMd 111 llid ~ ROV1A AVE COSTA MESA. ~ In the aftic:e d the TRASH ENCLOSURE dressed In a previous arplylng IOlhe Department ftf lililll ~•Al -CALIFORNIA 92827 /IP-NI: A.cotdlf rl Orwige County, PROPOSED). LOCATED c&rt1t1ed envlronmenta o Akoflolic Beverage Con· ~.._....In ... ttlcM "*"' 422-51~27 The local Califomil, Diiie d . S.; AT 281·289 MESA DRIVE document and that th trol lo $ell alcoholic llonld 0. ot Tnllll ""' .... amount MCUrM by uld 7/309t. 101l0 /ltM Plllce ol IN AN R2·MD ZONE. City of Newport Beach In I e be\lere,ges et IMiS5 • '1119 .... *-nl inatnlmenl ea of the flme ot Saw. IN THE FRONT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL OE· tends 10 use said docu . 320 BRISTOL ST G alw a.llllOl1 dllVllloi• If~ Initial publlcatlon ol thla FUIGPOLES AT THE MAIN TERMINATION· EXEMPT menl tor lhe above noted COSTA MESA CA 92626 ~!" IWll ~ dllcrt.d nota la $14,183.88, wtlictl ENTRY AREA TO THE Pl.A--2. PLANNING APPLICA· project. and further Iha I . For tne lollowlng type of -II purpoltld ., be: 415 lncludea the kMI amount ot c:eNTIA CfV1C CENTER, 401· TION PA-99·31 FOR there are no add11tona1 rea License. 41 ON·SALE ~ Cow """"'°" 8-::1'1 lhe unpaid balance 411 E c::HAPt.AAN AVENUE KATHY YOUNG AU· sonable alternative o BEER ANO WINE • ClilltllrNa lml Th111ndtlllgired (lncludlng 9CCNed and PL.ACiHnA, CA Amount d Tt-IORIZED AGENT FOR mitigation measures Iha r EATING T~ ...... "" ~ b IA'lpeld lrit-a) and ,..._ l.l1C)lid balala end ca. KA THE R I N E AN D should be oons1dered I In d e PubUIShed Newpon Beach· flf/ lllUOfl!ldlma ol h .... able estlmet~ coat., u· chsgla: $2CllOIS'18 Streit DENNIS YOUNG FOR A· conjunction w ith sat Coste Mesa Dally Pilot .._a Clltw ~ dlela-pentlft, and~ at Iha Addi.-01 ~· canmon CONDITIONAL USE PEA· ·project. Coples of th JUiy 16. 1999 ~If~.._,~ Seil time ol lnilial publication ol .-i.-.i-ot ,_. MIT FOR LIVE ENTER· previously prepare d F013 .... be ...... IM '4llllholll lhl9 notice. 0..: July oe --· ~ TAINMENT FOR A RES· envlrQllmental documen I -..F.-lct""'l'""tlo,......,..u-a'""B"""u_s.,..ln_e_s"-s~ :;c"'!:J:ro"':\~°' TE1999E eE!E~s ... .,. T'RUS· ~~CA 926215 TAURANT (BAMBOO are available lor public re Name Statement .,_ S nn •• "' • ,.._, 15455 TERRACE). WtTHIN 200' view and inspection at th The lollo lion.«..--.... Plrllw SAN FERNANOO ~ A.P.N.: 139-212>33 Thi ~ OF RESIDENTIALLY· Planning Department City e t wing persons ,.....q pllndpll -of tilt BLVD SUITE '208 MISSION ~ TIUllllle dledairnl ZONED PROPERTY LO· of Newpon Beacl't '3300 ar~~~ls~~~rss ;:184 ~.:rt=-.::.~ of HllLS.CA91345 (818) 341· ""lllblly far"" lncon-. CATEO AT 1773 NEW· Newport Boulevard: New . Coast 1-flghway Suite ~lnlllid_......==• KA!tf~7~71~7f23N -r1 ..... ~and PORT BOULEVARD IN A port Beach, Cahlornla B232 0 P I ' Ca ,..._ .....,. 1•· 1v, alts cormion daelul .... 1, W C2 ZONE. ENVIRONMEN· 92659·1768 • ana ont. lllor· ~undlrtw..,.ofllid -.~llbol9. i'no._.. TAL DETERMINATION· (949) 644-3200 .nla 92629 "' TRiil. ._ ~ ll1d • Fictitious Business ~ 01 alts common EXEMPT Notice is hereby lurthe c~:~ail~h!~· ~~~~ I::' :.:n:':.,..,0-: U: Name Statement daligl..,, )a shoNI. c1r1o-FOR FUATHE~ tN· piven that said public nea Dana Pofnt Celltornla Tnllll Tha '*' ...... of 1111 The tollowing persons Ilona '° .,. location ot 1w FORMATION ON THE 1ng will be held on the r r· at 92629 ' . ,--.., lllillla of .. .....__ are doing business as. Plt4*1Y nwy be ~ 11y .ABOVE APPLICATIONS. 261hday of July, 11199, --· W.C M ROBOTICS, .-~ the TELEPHONE the trour ol 7:00 p.m In lt'I Greg()fY W. McCloskey, llQlll9d llytlleJWllPlllYto tuold 9 Wedgewood. Irvine, --"'• f9Cll*lk> (71•) TS-4·5245 OR CALL Counctl Chambers ot !ti e e 851 Doinongo Or· •34, ll'ld W.W. ....... ~ Cal1!orn1a 92926 blli81c1117 v.llhll'I 10 days d AT fHE OFFICE OF THE NeWf>OI' Beaeh City Ha Newport Beach, Cahlomia ..,.. • ._..... Fehx Figueroa. ltle dlle rl ftrll P'~ ol PLANNING DIVISION 3300 Newport Boolevar u. 92660 . °' .. 11111111 DUlllarlklll of fll 9 Wedgewood. Irvine, 1hil Naloe d Se9. 0...: ~ ROOM 200 77 FAIR Newport Beactl Califoml This bu5lness 15 con· Notlla of Wt" S..'3.17. Thi Calilomla-92620 OS. 11188 BUaClJ:Y & ~ DRIVE COST A MESA at whleh lime and place d. a. dUCCed by: co-partners ....._, undlr ... o.ed This business Is con· OATES. tc. 2e22 ~ CALIFORNIA • any and all persons I Have you started doing Trull i.... __, nl d ed b Ind 1.. 1 ,....__._ SIM f:zgo Mllrmon • nd business yet? No ..._, a h wtdllllgilid 1 UCI y: an 1v ... ua ~-:::.........._ -... ....... Publrshed Newport Beach· terested may appear a n· Gregory w McOloske ..._ o.:111*1 oC o.e.l.tll nl Have you started doing .. .,.... __,,,_ ·~· -Costa Mesa Dally Pilot be heard thereon. If you This statement was 11~ o.-i b-. "".1 Wll9lft business.yet? No ~ M.DE C. f!ON· July 16. 1999 cllallenge this protect in with the County Clerk of ,... ol °'** ll'ld Blclbt .., Fellx Agueroa DITCH, ASST. VICE ~ F01 o court. you may be limited Oran"" County on 6•17 •99 fel. The wtdlldww' ca.cl..., This statement was filed DENT QFP 37009 719, 7118, raising only those rssu to es •-199116786575 Malia oC Olflll*-.;; 8ldlort., with the County Clerk ot 7lrJli/j Fictitious Bualn"• liou or someone e! 30Datty P110t JuJl 16, F~3, =.: ~ ::""" In 9:;::[ Orange cou1~~:"3 Fictitious Buslneas T:!-"::~ro:"':e'::ons :=~~ ~~:,nn • Aug 6, 199 14 Pl'OPlltr Dally Pitot J1Jly 9, 18, 23.i Name Statement are dOlng business as wnuen correttlOD(lden se g or ce or CNS172-SIH ~ T~ ~ ·30_ t99"9 F004' The following persons FLORES ENTERPRISE$, tlePvered to tt1e ttty af. ..OTICe OF "1aJC SALE ~ a---MMwe Fictitious Business are doing business as. 465 W. Valencia Or , Su11a prior to. the public heann Pvnuent to th• Ceflfomi• ,. ~~ s. Name Statement MICl'lael Black 1-farrstylfst. W, FU11erton. California For tnformalion call (94 B> S1lf·Sen11ce Sto,.ge F1clli· -~ 1i 1'00t For The foUOWlnn persons 2610 Avon St• Newport 92833 6•4·3200 tv Act (8&P Code 2 l 700 et -_, -. • · . ., Beach, Cahloml8 92663 Mauro Uzandro Flores, ISi uVonn• M. Harttlae • seq.) th• undt1$igned wdl ~~~~~*; :,rtW~rlM~SS'E~E~CES Michael Glen Black, 35 674 Cove St., COsta Mesa. L.aVonne M. Harkleaa . tell et public euction on ..-.,,_, Bluebtrd Lane, Aliso Viol<>. Cellfomla 92627 . City c .. rk • JULY 27, l 999, personel ~ ~IS a oerr,.,... ~-RECORDS. b) LIFETIME Calllomla 92656 Ttrl$ business is con· City or Newport Beach property including but not -......... " ~ SENTENCES PRODUC· Mon~ue Lee Black .. 35 ducted by an lndMdual NOTE. The e~ense ot a :11n1te<1 to furniture, cloth· l::t~~~ ~~ONNTiiN~~s Ll~~~lrR~ ~11,bt 1 La92°:S:lso V1ej0. Have you started dolnB this notice Is paid trom e ng. toots end/or other TMe>WIJ.EUSEDRlRntM TAINMENT, 24000 Allcia aroma buslnessyet?Yes,4/3MJ lihn~leecollecledlromth l\ouHhold items loceted ai: PUfll06f. ~ 712. 7._ PkWy . Suite '7, Mission This t>u.stness rs con· Mauro Llzandro Flores apP tcanl PROPERTY 20153 TM ViejO, Cellfomia 92691 ducted by· hu$band and This statement was hied P\Jbllshed Newport Beac 2075 NEWPORT BlVO. wife With tile County Clerk of COsla Mesa Daily PllOI COSTAMESA CA, 92627 CITY OF e0tt1er Patrloe Wright. Have you started ~ Orange Count}' on S-26·99 July 16, 1999 h· ~~9-848-1582 TIME 1:15 NEWPORT BEACH ~~~1:s::·~~~·Ca~~~~ bu~=:l~l?B1!:i< 611 109967114413 FOOS STORED BY THE FOLLOW· NOTICE nla 92691 This statement was hied Dall~ Piiot June 25• July FICtldous BuslneSI ING PERSONS : INVITING BIDS This buslne6S Is eon· with the County Clerk of 2• 9• 6• 1999 F981 Name Statement H024 ZUNIGA MANUEL PLANS, ducted by. an mdrvtdual Orange Coun1V on 6•21•99 Fictitious Business The following persoo H158 AOJAS EAtC SPEctACATIONS Have you started oomg 1911116796838 Name Statement are d0tng business as s s H023 DAL TON MICHELLE AND CONTRACT busioess yet? Yes. OaJIY P1101 June 25, July The loltowlng persons M c; C 0 N N E L L ' ~~g~ ~~~~~ll;"LA~NE DOCUMENTS ~!~~9 Wl1ght 2, 9, f8. 1999 F97S ar~ ~Jy"E)~~s:i~~L. ~~:~~tt~~~ E024 ZUNIGA MANUEL Sealed bids may be re-This statement was llled Actitloua Bualneaa 1352 Irvine Blvd .. Tustin. St .• Suite c. Brea, c A ch A E 158 ROJAS ERIC ceived at the ofl1Ce ol the wit~ tl'le County Clerk 01 Name Statement Cehfomla 92780 92821 E023 DALTON MICHELLE Ctty Clerk, 3300 Newport Orange County on 6-11·99 The following persons Neda Khodal, 41162 S & F Enterprises tn E 199 SIEBEL JULIA M. Boutevan:I, P 0 Box 1168, 19996796034 are doing business as: Greencap. l!Wle, Calllor· (CA), 30802 Belle Malso c, E209 HOFFMAN BLAINE Newport Beach, CA Dally Piiot July 9, 16, 23, TEMPO CARPENTRY nta 92604 LagUhe Niguel. Ca 92Sn PROPERTY 24517 92658-8915 until 11 00 30, '999 F003 ANO DESIGN, 217 East This busmess Is con· Thi& business 1s co n 1725 POMONA AVE a.m on the 10th day ot Fictitious Business 20th Street, Unit A, Costa ducted by. an ind1Vldua1 ducted by a corporalton COSTA MESA CA.92627 August, 1999, at which Name Statement Mesa, Calllomta 92627 Have you started doing Have you started doi n· ng 848·950· 787 2 TIME time such bids shan be Pat r I ck Gab r I e I busmess yet7 Yes. business yet? No 2: 16PM opened and read lot The fotlowlng peraons McKeegney, 217 East 20th 512611999 s & F Enterprise&, Inc. STORED BY THE FOLLOW· MALIBU CIRCLE are doing business as· S1reet, Unh A. Costa Mesa, Neda Khodal Sunl Flynn. President . tNG PERSONS: SLOPE REPAIR Jadison l:lectrontcs. 1473 Cahlomfa 92627 This atatament was hied This statement was Iii ed E204 ODELL WILLIAM Tttle of Proj.ct 'W. Ash, Fullerton, Cellfor· Eiieen Josephine With the County Clerk ot · wuh the County Cletk ~H~~NAEie PROS Contract No. 3282 n~t:~~;edner, 1473 w MoKeagney. 217 East 20th Orange County on 6·30-99 Orange Count}' on M 3· G3,.,,.,. WEITZ DEAN • $140,000 F I Ca II Street, lkllt A, Costa Mesa. 199116797939 19996711111 of 99 03 E:ZITTARREN GRANT Engineer'• Eatlrn1t• ~~33 ulerton, I omia Cehlomla 92627 Daify Pilot July 2, 9, 16, Daily Piiot July \6, 2 PAOPEATY 101 Approved b~ ft This business 1$ con-This business Is COO· 23. 1999 F989 30, Aug. 6, 1999 FO 3, 12 2085 PlACENTIA AVE ~;'~~;1r;: •• :1•po ducted by an lndlVidual ~reed by: husband and Fictitious BualneH COSTA MESA CA. 92627 ProspectNe bidders may Have you started doing Have you started doing Name Statement • NOTICE OF ~~~'ft8·0569 TIME obtain one set of bid docu· bustness yet? No business et? Ves, 111199 The fouowing persons PUbUC HEARING STORED BY THE FOLLOW· ments at no cost al the of· S111va Wledner Eiieen J M<:Keagoey are doing business as. • ... ~,o~Clt:., !!8~~~1 0o1~ ING PERSONS· flee ot tna Public Wol1\S, ThlS statement was filed This atatement was hied IRVINE LAW CENTER "... .... ., ......,...., ...... AOl l TWENTY FOUR. Department, 3300 Newport With ltle County Cle~ of with the County Clerk of ANO PROFESSIONALS, Crty ol Newpol1 Beach wt SEVEN INC Boulevaro. Po Box l 768, Orange County on 6·10·911 omnge County on 6·23·99 1352 IMne Bllld .• Tustin, hofd a public neanng II ()fl 9029 NEWTON SEAN Ne ..... port Beach, CA 11111K79586t 111119679nt& Cahfomla 92780 the •P-plioeUon ol Dougie C021t WAGNE.ft BEN 92658--81115 Dally Pllot July II, 18, 23, Darty Piiot June 25, Jutv All S Tazerovnl, 63 and Sally !=Hltcner lf<u aa rt ,..,.,.. e.1, ....... uiKE For turther information, 30, 11)99 F005 2, 9, f8. 1999 F97(t Lakeshore, Irvine, C.hfor· Donat. appl1Ct11'1f) lor Mod ...,.... ...... '"'" .., I F T p >lect nia 92e04 Uic:atlon Paamt No. 49 0082 HUGHES CRAIG ca I ong ae. 1~ ~ Flc:tltlou• Buslneu This t>uslness Is con-and 8 request to exceed . 19 ~c~1AVE ~4~.M,01~r 81 <9 9 > T~~~~ Name Statement ductedby anlnd!Vldual the basic 24 loot he•Q COSTA MESA CA, i2827 Published NewpM S.aoh· T&'S W.f 'VOlJ N1f£ .. The lotlowlng per~ Have you slSrted doing llmlt to the l"08ll1mom I'll 28 949-840-0589 TIME 3:l5 Costa Mesa De~ Pitol OfJ'NJl.T UNDER A Dl!ED ar~~ngsmina~'menr business yet? Ye•. 'loot tMltght limit for a por ~OllED BY THE FOLLOW· July 16' 20• 19 FT006 ~~=~ Slgnlng Service. 2178 Ca· ~~09luerounl l:r0~1°:90:gs1%:!'1.~ . rd ily ed ING PEllSONS: TO ....all!CT ~PROP-nyan O(rV4!L~~11e K, COsta This statement was f~ed c:twethng to be oonstruct E111 T1DW£Ll81LL NOTlCIE 0# TAV8fEE'S eRTYrTtMYl!eSOLDATA 11Aesa,Cahromla92627 with the County Clerk of onLot21ollheBaylsJand ~~~rlA*AvE SN.J!!'l:_· ~~~~Nm> ~h;1N.li~ite2~eo~-Oc~~t/ttls Cl~ Modi icetlon ,aque It COSTA MESA CA, 92827 =' IN Ol!t'AUL T UHDeR #4 ~TlON Of 1li! llAua. C.ii/omia 112627 DallY PllOt JUiy 2, 9, 16. Is to petmlt the lollowi 9 4 9 •• 4 •• 0 7 3 4 Tl M E A DE!O Of' TMJST DA TED NA'T\R! OI' THE fllM)C2B). This bUlineu IS oon· 2~. 1!J99 Fll90 encroacnments lnto the N 4: 1 &PM . ...,.,.., UN.US YOU INQ N»MST 'VaJ. 'f'ClJ d\JCCed by an lflellllldual NOTICE OF tabUahed setbacks • ng ' nd ::~e FOLLOW· TAME ACT10H TO PRO-~ OONr.::..A.:;:: ~ ;~~ OOlng PUBLIC HEARING ~nvetof>e• depk:led ()fl the '°'2 CUNHA lfUAN TICr YOUlt ~ .. ,.,:.-r.,._ b Qll9h. P1ut J, r:.\n Notice \9 Mi.by glvtn ~~~;,~ ol U 11 se.. c 2 11 M 0 "EL AND ~ ~ • YOU ~ cftec* a.n an • Thia etai.tnen'I WSI liltd that the Clfy Councll 61 the "Major Structure llHONOA ~ AH ~TION -Of .......... dl8I* .with IM CounlY Cle~ of ~al ~ S.adl Wiii el'l(;f08Chments In the re .. . g:: ~~= ~~~ OI' THE NATVM 0# THE ._ t¥ • -. fll ...._ ~ ~~=-the 1!~~ ":~ qu~1;"4'fu!f:~~ C3" VOTINOAHLJAMH ....oceEDNO NJNHf¥T CMdl UlllOft, f1I a Cit-* *-" Oel!Y Pilot June 25 Julv lay ~ ent.m ... onal Wiltl a l>Oftton ot the fl nt rsl A• ..... 111 lub)Kt to priof ~ ~e:e :..•: '11 ~ .... 2. II. fe, t999 'F980 lor At'Mndment No. ... noor livrng area, ~!.on!-;::.:: ~ ~ ~.;. lrwa 7r ., w" :.:: ' ~!!!:n'~·!':, .~~'!I>~ .... s11t:nvct ... 1~f.!-. ..... mi. ltTH encl_ --· lllnll ....... ilt ..... l102 PUBLIC HEARINGS -=-at 1••t w"'.::;;.:~ ,,.....,...., ..,, ,,. ,...,,. '''™or .AJLY. 19" b Cit**...._°"• .... « crf .. ,....... C.. ... ~:~i4:l'~W~ ........ .. -·--· Y•~d • covered pore: .. f't Otte,,..co, Inc., 1or .......... :. = ....... tD • ...._ 11'1 COMMISSION AT THE ~·urpoH of tl'le owlfleng rt.c el'ICIOllCMI ~~r"·i~''=tt' :...:..-:::.. ............... llfl' .......... CITY l-IAll n FA'R Amendm4lnl 1t to ctlellge 2r.etbeyonc1tnepermm " eel 1010 8ond No HI 7132 -. ar ............. .,.. cMr 40 • IW ._ • OAIV!J.. COSTA MESA. !tie o.v.topm•nt llmlta· 7 IMI, wlltt two (2> IUPPOf1 01m 011,. · • ._. 1111 111a, ., ........ .._.. .....,, Clf a1 iwc. •· CAltr-vRHtA. AT e·'4> tton• or In• .. 1.ung P<*• hi encroed'I' '-' ' I I ...... _.. ........ _,..,... ID llld PM ~ ~ SOON AS Planned Community Dis-8 ~ .,_.. the UM -OI MLI JI 11111 n.~1102 ti ._, 11111111 -.. ._ 11'1 .. POSSIBLE THEAEAFT'EA hid AeoUmtlont '° COfl'K1 p e rmf t 11 m It t r o 01 "99 ... =-=:.:..: a.. .... 10•'* ' 111-:= ON MONDAY, JULY~ enelTOf~h== ~ to l '1 IOOC llt-WIU .._..:;',:::=;-.: :1:.111:'~..:.:_ n. i~.'to~~~UCA· ::::l.,:: """ th• =.m~t wtte n ?M-.n. .. .-.. --.w .... ~ Ofl THE lfOl.· ~ ... ~~-: ~=-~..:::::. ... _... W _. _. • ---• LOWING ACTIONS ARI .,. *9 of .. """~ lolldw913*'of..._ __. ~ .._. ............... CHALlENGEO IN topi0¥tde .. IMl&lt.M-1e1t1on ...... aldacltol, • ...... -.. • --OOUAT THI 1n1 8'4IPOI' -9lllilc ancl • te.l IOllO """ 3 JMC I on '1!5~'~·=·~·:,~· ·.: = ::r ...... ~ CHALltNGi MAY BE lei:Rll~ =.-me:::: of ..... on top on ....... iii .._. \.;:' .... u, .. a...·.,;;; ~E~ ~~ rt.:::ned Comn111nrt1 = c:.=.~..,_~ ,.... ·---ON1 RAllH AT ™I _.._II~.~--aerUCIUre ¥iG..,.,_ ._~,.,..~1-. .,....,,...., ..... 11r 91 11 • ...... Ill l'\a.IC HIAMIG QI. to ........... '" .. ufl • ..... _.::'I ........ .. Dlllt-:i-i:. "'=ri:t =:i:. :.~ F :.:..-:-.=.,. _.. -......... .. ...... --=~==4 ....,.. Cuas?t r • • la .. -.-,.. Ii -............. ..... --. .... _..... .., ... Wllf- l • I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES l II nto the required 5 1001 por· on ol the east Side yard etback with a comer qi the welling. and tor eaeh cralt. classuicatton or type of work ne11Cled to execute (he contract Holl· day rates shall be paid as specified in ttwt ooO~tive bargaining agreement ap· plicable to each particular crall, classllicatlon or type ol wortc employed on lhe s d • a 3 loot encroactiment wuh a covered porch overhang and a 2 loot e ncroachmen\ w11h a sup- port posl Into the required 8 loot Por1JOO of the east side yard selback. In \he west Side yard .setback; I protect • • a 2 toot encroachment nto the required 7 loot por- tion ol the west side yard setback with a portiOn ot he dwelling, and I Copies ol schedules of ·rates so detennlned are oo file at the City Clenc·s Of· floe, located at n Fair Onve. Costa M8$3 cal1tor· n1a 92628. and are avail· able to any Interested party upon request • a 3 loot encroachment with a covered porch overhang and a 2 toot encroacttment with a sup· port post into the required 7 foot partlon ot the east side yard setback · In the required 18 loot ear setback. r . • a 2 loot encroachment with a Portion or the cswell· . I I I n~hlS pro1ect has bael'I re· viewed. and It has been de· ermined that 11 1s catego· rically eltempt vnder the Class 3 (New ConstructlOll or Conversion of Small Structures) requirements ol the Calllorn1a Envtronmental Ouahfy Act Notice 1s further hereby given that 68id pubhc hear· ng w.11 be held on the 26lh day ot July, 1999, at the hoor of 7:00 p.m. in the CouflCll Ctlambers ol the Newport Beacn City Mall, 3300 Newport Boulevard Newport BeaCl'I. CallfOmllr. at whloh 111ne anct place eny and all persons in· terested may appear and be heard thereon ti you challenge this proiect 111 court. you may be llm11ed to raiSlng •only those Issues you or someone else raised et rhe public hean!lO deS~b80 rn 1f11s notice or 111 written cottesl>Ondence del111ered to the City at. or prior to, lhe public heanng For mlormatlon calf (949) 64•·3200 . /al Lavonne M. Harkleas Lavonne M. Harkl•H, City Clerk City of Newpor1 Beach NOTE The e•i>ense of this nonce Is paid l1om a lillng tee collected lrom the l'IPPlicant.. Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dally P110t In accoroancG"· with Section 1773 2 of the Ceh· lornla Labor Code, the ContractOf shall post a oopy of ,the detenninauon ot prevailing n.1e of wages at each JOO sne. • The Contractor and any subconlractOf(s) shall pay not less ttran itie spectf111<1 prevailing rates of wages to ~I wortcers employed by them In the execution of the contract. A payment bond and per· lormance bond will be re· quired pnor 10 the execu· lion of the contract The payment bond and per fonnance bond strati be 1n the form and amount set lor1h 1n Ifie contract docu- ments • In accordance with provisions ol Pubtrc Con· tract Code SectlOll 22300 sobs111ut1on ot e11g1bte and equivalent secunties tor any moneys wrthhela to ensure pef1onnance under this contract wrW be per· m•tted at the request anc expense of the contractor Each bidder shall PoSsess al the hJl'le this contract is awa"rded a Class "C10· (Etectncal En· glneetlng) License. pur· suant to Puolic Contract Code-Sect1on 3300. The successful bidder must maintain the license throughout the duratjon or this contrae1 No bidder may withdraw his bid '°' a period ol shew (60) days altet the dale set for tile opening thereof. e~· cept as prO\l\ded for in tile Public Contract Code 5ectton 5100 et seq July 16, 1999 The City Cooncn ot the City of Costa Mesa re· serves the nQtlt lo reject any and all blcfs or to waMI trregutan11es 1n anr bid F009 Contractor shal comply -------w•th the provisions of NOTICE Section 1 no to 1780 In· INVITING ptDS elusive, ot the Cehfom1a NOTICE IS HEREBY labor Code, Ille prevailing GIVEN that the City ol rare and scale of wages es· Costa Ma5a, acting by and tabltshGd by the Director of through Its Governing 1he Department ot In· Board, herelnatter referred dustna! Relations. State ot to as 1he City, will receive Caltforma. Wl'llch are hied up 10, but not taler than w11h tne City Cletk of lhe l o·oo a m ot lhe day or City ol Costa Mesa and August 2, 1999, sealed shall forfetl penalties bids for the award ol a con· prescribed \herein tor tract tor noncompliance of the said NEWPORT moNTAGE code . ROAD TRAFFIC SIGNAL MARY ELLIOTT IMPROVEMENTS Deputy City Clerk CITY PROJECT City of Coate Meaa NO. to.1i, Published Newport Beach· FEDERAL NO. Costa Mesa Daily Pllol STPLHG 5312 (0211) July 16 23, 1m All bids shall be made on F007 8 bid fOflTI tumtShed by the NOTICE 0# TRUITU'a City Bids Wiii be reQ9lV8d at Uli T.a. No. lf.#1210-TN " Co M Loan No. OOOll1"2 Al'N rtre v•fV of sta esa at t: ttf~t.o2 YOU NU IN the Otlloe of the Cl1v Cler1'., DIPAUI. T ~ A Dl!ll> P.O Bo.11 1200, 17 FIMr Dnve. Costa ~sa. C&llfor· 0# TIWaT DATED nla 112628. at ot befo1e the 1~•. UM.DI YOU time and date atated TAKR ACTION TO ""'°" above. at wflich 11me they TICT YOUR HtOHRtf, Wiii be pubhcl)' QJ>ened dnd IT MAY • IOU> AT A read eloud +n the Couool' ~ UU. • YOU C "-d dd ,_, AH "DPUHATION ham ..... rs at sa1 • ress. 0# 'TMe ~TIN cw n. Eactt bid must conform "'°'BDWO W*ST and I~ rnponslVe IO all vou YOU IHOUU) COM- perunent Bidding ana Con-TACT A l.AW'fa Ori tract Documents. A set ot OfllOl'I• a 2:00 "' ~~.~~~':':~~ ~~ Cny Engineer. 77 Falt ~ U.C • *"" Onve, Cc$ta Mesa, CalilOf'• nia upon nonrefUncfable payment of s11.oo. •n addlt1on11 charge or as.oo win be made 11 han- dle<I by ma11 BlCf Oocu· ll'lellll and other oontnlCI DOCllmanta may also &e tK&milled at the Otfree ol Ille City Clet1t of lt\e City ot Co$ta Mesa. 101ct Docu ments wll not be mailed ullleH the addll~I S~ 00 ctletge la lndwed wlttl P8f.:~ .... be llCOOm• P-"i.d by lt\e blO HC\.tr!IY l~==~==:i-11 Liit 01 °"'ON*' SUtJcon· I [ ttac:tof• • .no Nonoollution Alfld9olll tWqUinld b'/ Int In IOn'NtlOn f()t BlddelS TNe Pl'otlC' ... ~ f\ln09Cr ~ and ... be und9r ~ ,.,..llonl *'*" inclkldt O.vil..f9ecotl encl,...... Kill The W101 ~llMOf\ --undtr 11••··-----0e\ill·Becon and ,...'-d ........ o.em-•ot lnduelNI .............. d Clllon'lll .. 1Ccinnc-'°' .llllG 8ulloancreetort .... ._ .......... ~11.5>,..,_ '""".. d .. 0. ==d ........... -·J:r.!@ ::~ ...... -----~ ... ............ ~ Fte«nc OJIOrd Haddtn. bdowd hwtwid. r.:hci. son •. bl'Olber, and friend, d.&td July 5th, 1999, uf an ACDdcntal drowning rn tht Wtbu River ai Hcnefu, Uaah Born l\lov. 16th, 1955. in San FDnClttO. CA, the loll of Robert C ind Pauiai C Hadden. He grew up aa Ncwpon Beach, "Vbuc he lcamed 10 love th< ocan. sun1.11g and sailing. He attended Newport Elantnwy School. Ensign lntermcdiAtc School w! iraduated ~ Ncv.-ron Haibor High School in 1914. He wu a member of tht Lido lilt Boy Scout Troop Jl, the lido We Junior Yldu Club. and w.u tn oanman on dic: OCC liX'n'°"° School 8oy Rowing Cttw. Ju a young man he workid at Fitts:orx ~uiay arid BICWtl)' ar Los Olivos. CA. for t'n yars. 11iui hr met CoM1t Johnson They Wert muried May. !_Ir, . 1982. They tllld rwo lo~ ch.Jdctn, Sanh tnd CltHold. ftid. loved hol'SC$ and was a munbc:t of the Santa Bubua Trail Riden. He .nd C'.onnl( di..Qrccd Mq. 1m. He was dr.&Wll 10 Urah in 1992 by hU IOVt of uiow dU~ He took up th< U'ldc of drywall and ~ finilhci On Aug. 2hr, 1998. h< mtmcd tht Jcm of bis liSt. Rt~ Ann Hull with her you.ng cbugbtct. ~ Fttd •·.u J unique pcnon with an unulUll ucl uncondinonal kM fut people. His pcrs>nal1q, cood~ of han. and big winn mule m.dc this World"• 01.di bcttcr pb«. Ht llcll!'d COKh CoaJ~11k Middk Sdl.Js Juruor )a.u ~ His hobbics corw.llcd of fub111g1 aq1p1n~ b.ukttball, boauni. ~ollcybill, wood id In.her "-l. trid lndWa -<nfti ~ {kw ~'° Oalh111t pl'C1'lidta him a pat apintual fu1£illmcnc .uh Cod aii! . nacure • • ~ by hu wife, Rtbttk.a; four childttn: ~· OiAOrd. Slialynn<, tnd • ba.by -0n the wa1; mOct.• Pi11.ua of'Nrwi>on Bc:ai.h. cwo litudicri::Jama ~ or M u17. tftah end Ja.rpb (Lia) uf Port T~ VIA. _j.. \)i( Jndt.11 m<'l!!f hononni his lik was held -•- )UJt ~~ wn"" Oft • fr1tn.S. bceu11(',ll liilci ift w · . Utah. Friaby. Jilly ~lh. Gra~ tcrv'Ka wat ~ ' Sanuday monu~July 10th 11 the CO.Mlle~, mllowcd b1 a Cdc\ntion Mal's Life at tbt. home" 'J &bcri:b Haddtiis ~ Caiddl ud Km1,... Hil. i11 eo.hi1llt. Tht Fftld Htd<kn Mtmocial Nncl" t. been let up fuc tht &nuly ar lion'• Re S ~MM:' Suftt. eo.mJlc. Utah.14017. G:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE .. COROHA DEL MAR OLDCDM NEW LISTING OPEN SUN 12~ All tflf tslllt tfVertlslllf 16 tl!la 332 Hazel DI, Oceln VllWS' .. ..,.,., II sellltct .. lllt Ft•· • On Canyon, 1 blocll lo beal:tl 1111 Ftlr Htt11ltf Act 11 1tll n 1mm1cu1ta1e Cot11g& 2br · 1mt1•n wltk1t 1111tn M llttpl I .Sba frptc, move In or build le lfttrUll "Hf ,(1ft1111Ct, "'""! $769.000 ll111lt1llt1 ., •1acrl111l11llt11 ·~ 949·759-9070 ''"' '' 11e1.,ctloi. tilttlt,. SP GLASS HIU m , •11••te1p, 11m111111t.t11., BY OWNER •t11t111 erl~•. or 11 IMtRtl11 t OCEAN VIEWlt I• ,IUkl ••• ••ell 11reltrt1c1. 3 Goleta Point Dr.-· llfllltall~• ti fltcrlmlulltl • . 'Upgraded Htory Lg courty11d 1'1111 ... ,,,,., wlll HI' ercry w/1tllec1ion pool & foon.. t•twl1tly '"''' HJ mtttln· lain 4br, 3bl. ~s rm W/. NII for llll tll•t• •'"" l• "' huge balcony Famnn wAlar titllttell ti ... llW 01r '""" Marble 1111 & trplc. loll, ~ Ill •111llf llltrm .. ,_,, Ill ~~:i· C~, = ~:Wey ••tlll•t• ••ort1114ll 11 llllr 949. 7d1t, 1438 pticed re<b:td ""'''" w1 1nll1lllt •• H 10 $1195,000 Bkfs Welcotne t111tl '""'""' llull. Tt c.. ENJOY THIS INCREDIBLE )lalti ti •1taW1tttttt1, u ll HUO LOCATION 48dnn 2 58ath. Ttll ltt1 1t ,_ ... 424 ISM ft1 complete remotlf' lftslM & OC11 tlle Weal.,..., DC "" 11i.u1 poot, sp• • rock waterfall. Cllf HOO at 42' 3'11 pnlfate O•l•d front y•rJ1 • $989 oocnom SlllfOIO AgetW 114 ·871 ·8100 t HOUSES/CONDOS FORSA.LE GENERAL SOLD!! ShowcHt Homes for Sale In our Saturday R .. I Estate Supplement! Homes of the Week Ol~play Ads s1ar1 al Jusl 575' Oeadlone •~ Tuesday at 5PM Open House Ushngs s151 Deadline Thursday 5PM It Pays to AdvertlH In the Best Loc1I Real Estate Section CALL TODA'fll LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WJLLEY '949-574-4249 •VA• SO DOWN • SO MOVE-IN NEW TOWNHOMES 609 Begonil IN ESCROW 609 5 Begonr1 '534.900 OceiWI Vl/f/N Oecll ~ Av81f John K«IMy, Agtnl Hll:llW683 WATERFRONT 48r 3 Sba WI p'I! beach It bwlf ·lfl 880 I.Ip MaSISf suite. panorwr.; YNIWS S3 1 '""'°" ..wi.. Lozad.1. C·21 Btacllslde 1111 785-8857 EMPTY NESTER? 5" Avocado Thi• Sund1y OPEN 1·5 2Bdrm 281th, Patio, Yard,· Gr1 Ntlghbor1, Comm pool & Sp1 2car atcure g1r1911. S335,000 Coron• clel M11 Propectlea 949-673-MIM 10 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SAL£ COSTA MESA 22 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE tfMNE· ClOSE TO COLLEGE Speclou• 2br, 1bl condo. End 111'111. Pou 100% fin. Seflef Wiii pey up to S5000 ol buYlf\ non teeurrlr19 closing costa. Sl40,000 Agt Wayne ·or Chlfltnl 14t.720.73Sf Of '714-715-9594 24 HOUSES/CONDOS . FOR SAL.E-LAGUNA BEACH · NORTH LAGUNA 2 Sbr, Zba huOe view dedl for ent&rtall'lt~te W818f Emerald and Catalonl • Views' I . 8y Owner Appl ~~::..rug bl.rs LAGUNA BEACH 30802 S Coasl Hwy OPEN HOUSE SAT.A SUN JULY 10& 11 R850f1 Ill, 1ttallt IO l.ago<A'6 & plisll'll Niches AtchtleCWraf mlg homes wlwd ftrs & 1ttals of glass. Up to 3bl's Prced trom S126.000 • $235.000 NOi rDISIYe ol lanct lase Haoenda Homes Ron Cell ph 310-991-1 ISO Ollice 32~650-8950 26 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE LAGUNA NfGUEL PAL M ILLA ESTA re $1.055,000 Semt·Custom38rl 48a estate in OIJ8f11..911ed, 3 Fp's, extenslVe marbhl. pool 4 spa MalY GeofPlt. Agent . 949'725·5155 30 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE MISSION VEJO -FREE COUNSELING E SIDE ~ ~ Tn-plex, 38r 38', Pool HorM. M•ltM 1u/11 Incl~• retrut' High c.//U'lg lhruollfl Huge kltehett Mery G•orge, Ar•nl 9$125-5155 -.. .. FREE List of ~OMES HUDNA REPOS t-tOC>-72 3""57 VmRAH REAL ESTATE 1 HOUS!S/CONDoS FOR SALE BALBOA ISLAND CVSTOM PE COD , 3&Jrm 2 58a1h • Chn<flfl Br. 1a1pe Bts. hiVrfwOOd loots fl9Clf ~(bay V19W /CJ$I $lfP' to North Bay Saody Bt1ch SJ. 195.000 Mary HMdaly RN/ly, ~9;675-3612 CAPE coo CUSTOM 1 HOUSE.SICONDOS FOR SA.LE CORONA DEL M~ -""io-------------'°' FERNl'.£AF467S,000 !m FERNLEAF-$149,000 JJiGAl TRl-Pl.EX·1 BLOCK TO OCEAN. JOHN KENNEY. '1tOEHT IMt-713-4414 2 car 91r WIQ hk·ups, g10$$ •Yll $301(. Sa.4$1C.01i.1. Qwnef1A9en1 949-642·9666 EASTSIDE COTTAGE 32 HOUSEs.lcoNOOS 381 I 581 large yard fruit FOR SALE trHI. $359 900 Tlld>tionel NEWPORT BEActt RNllY. 949-760-0880 •E SIDE CM• OCEAN VIEWS End unit twnhome. 3br Ube. $250,000 Watlrlront C~o lmma~. lltW tile llr dn, new 1294,500 Ocun • Bay carpet up, 11119 lrplc, vault, S950,000 Sand .. Pier 2 ctr 111ac 911, bUlll In 1193. Agflll ("I) 72U120 s2re,ooo Kathleen Brok• 81urt•Front Row $53$1060 114-11'"1101 Panoramic vtews of back t>ty E'SiDE Sj)ICiOUS 4Bf 381, trg 38R. end u,.I U~lded. c:1rW1Q rm, commty pool, spe & Agent, Sally 714·57 211 1tnnls. near "back bay SEA ISLAND TREASURE 5259.000 Agt 9491717-4794 17 Oct1n Viste. HA, a.SBA EAST SIDE CM appro1 1800 •I on quiet 1 BLOCK FROM BACK BAY ltllll. Helt beach l mor.I OPEN SAT-SUN 1-5 olfertd 11 $719,000 2eo1 SANT4 ANA AVE •B Octlll Pacific Propertll• 1 Slory, 3 yr• newt 3br 1.Sb• Angela KllUI 94MAA-70IA 1caro•.11n111e tem detach •NP CREST• home. •ppro• 2oooei. on IP' TOWNHOME pro• 4200 al lot. By OwMr ·Ho Melk>-Roo• Tu 2 mnutes to boll! 3bl 2 5bl Bkr co/op 1.5% ' $369,900. condo. metble. berb1r cerpel t4MSO-m7 remodllled End irut ;;:er,..,~~=~ Bv =1~iooo to 9.389.000 Craig o·Rour1ct, DOVER SHORES ;1~7~it0eJ ~:; 7126· TRUSTEE SALE NEW HOMES OPEN~~~ 12_. E Side Costa Mesa 3BR COl'l'lt11 W110 2br 2527 Ttwoiqi 254 I ~ Are 2bl -2 tf'lbl AWOX 3000ll Ave 4bc.25ba lioml>Uldet, ~~~~ IPP'CM 180().2000 sqll Wa In 0 _...,_ op doUts tn mstr IUi1e Fron& .,._... llnCllCeping wlaulO spml\lers $649. 000 lease hold 2 cw gw-.ge LotJ morel 94~·2711 ~':~:00 ONE FORD RD 849-646-7801 8 Thunderbird Dr. 2Br 281 on the Blults new ~ Jmm&d occupancy CllP'I & pt1111, lnllde la!.lldry, 3br huge mstr br on 111 2c gar. Totally ~ nr Chidl-9'la bonus rm. media Sunset Views 1179,900 8ob llll 3 cer gar morel NEVER Wein. Reallcir. 714-350·1738. BEEN OCCUPIED No meJIOw ESioe IBr 2l8a family rm. Roos W1I Coopera11 With lo-·• dnno.ca-..-• _... bllll $1,295.000. Owner Dir. ,.,_ cukJI. .......... ._, 949-729-0119 I:~~ Bob~~~: BAYVIEW iWjh1168r2 581, 714·350-1738 hlirdWOOd nOOtS, new pad, CUTE COUNTRY COTTAGE U/ptf &Jso • Engis/I Gardin. R«lut»d 10 $3!19,000 ArwN 3M Coat• ..... St Lo1ad1 C-21 8t1CNllUI OPEN SAT 1-4 mlllg to. be adotllld by.-... _n_,4,..·~,....,,-.,...· =-=~~~ nice flmlly. 1bf I bt. Loe on 'Udo Penn• :io Beacrl Dr. • l•ge IGt wt1tl alley ICClll 2br 2111 911911. con.ii COt.u. GNtt rem~ neigh. mt.ooo 1opa. inllde WllM!tY«. 11nc1 Jackie Glllll Aallllof leue. comm pool Prtntt office MM31-t011 i.ctt for,.,.... $159.900 Hon1t t4t 141 USO UDO RESORT HOMES 94~ OI 720-9882 LOVELY ~ frOtll ,,,. J«Kit EASTSIDE JEWEL! Tri-pl$ Of I Cllg IWH. zot»d ~ £ 21ST ST ,....,.. llld comtMtr:lll 4br, a.., ~ llvml, Giwt WM """'1«t Uall«I bllu declOt .-Id Ill~ $385.000 Ag/. 149-642·3'50 mod•· 1389.000 Jlmle .fl rltl1 au11t ~t~:J11 unit LOlft!ISI prWJ ~ hOml 949 ~3350 ';;;@ ~':" E SiR NWPT HORTi AAEA. 2 HOU1t1 IJ(1 L.wge Lot 8oCh Upgltc* 144 K fa(! & .NtJy ~ly!Or Ae849 842-4722 E'&KSt 5lii 2Sa lwn 1!11., open r plan, rnove ln CClllCI. Qr1 toe.. '369 000 Eart & Mt Teyl()f, Agon! !14~ 842-4722 r.T~-,~ :.-:.·1 ?'~~·-~ : '·.J ~ .. .:._ ~ ,· . ,· ..... . . • , ' 1. . By Fu: (~H9) oa t.-t>S<J-t ByPhone By MalMD per90m (i'lni~ 11~ fu,~• \"OJI llltll ... •1111 1•1•••• 1111111lwr ••~I •t JI ,.,.ff''"'. 1 ... 1. .... 11 • , .. ~ .... , ... ~, } ('>4<') 6i~.;')(178 ;):~o \r, .• , B11) Slr\"t'I Co.tu M1• .. 11. CA 'J2627 . -Boan 1 vit j -""IHq1h1111r 8-.ilfum-:'l:OOrin \~~••••·I"'"'' ~'11lk-l11 8::10am-;, OOpm \~111.J••-h•t..• 132 4PTS 1132 APTS 11 132 APTS I .NEWPORT BEACH • NEWPORT BEACH : • NEWPORT BEACH LIVE IN LUXURY ~ APAIHMENT HOMES Exclusive Fashion Island Lifesty le • Concierge Service • 24 HR Fitness Center • 24 HR Security Gate •Cl ubhouse Faci lity I Bed from $1 795 2 Bed from $2385 I Bed/den from S 1995 2 Bed/den from $2885 Washer/Drye~ Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens .- Elevator Access - Gas Fireplaces Q Foot Ceiliqgs Condo Specs Subterranean Parking Custom Home Design Program Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-888-222-6924 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND Beautiful tree-lined streets and golf course view•. Enjoy carefree li'Ving In your large 1, 2 or 3 BR apartment home! •, 1Wo-car get1lge • W..n«lt1ly« hookups • Flreplece (Wood & QM) • A'lt conditioning • Wet ber In 2 w'Cf 3 BR • S'1,ll80 to $3,100 • &ony. no P«ll- 32 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SAL£ NEWPORT BEACH CLIFF HAVEN Betutif\Jt Rench OPEN '.fo'u~UN 1 ·5 6111 ST J*"'s Rd 3bl, 2 31•bl f!l lamim, lg mstr ""~:" kitchen. bell.I t ng, tots mottl By Owner $795,000 949-~966 Lurury WatwlrOl)I OllpltX wlllt doclc. C/lltlr!M, OCffll ' city /lgtrt1 vt.w. Out1tMldlng f'.O'f..modem atchltecture. R«lllCed to f1,3H,OOO Ann S •nt1a, llroter, eff.7SU770 NEW-E1qul11t1y Done 5br 481 2·$ty llallan VII Room '°' PoOf, s 1.275.000 RNdr '°' Occupancy WATERHOUsE REAi.. EST ATE. 31 o.451-023:l SEA ISllHO ON THE GOL, COURSE 1 13 ~1 RHd'f For llov.lnl 8f1f1i & ~. "'ilood floors and ~· ca"* Best moon ;n "" Sumtnlt FunWw>g$ 1111)' 0. ,.,,,,,bl• ssgs.ooo P•m Mott I Aaoc. IUM43-3140 'OCEAN RIDGE. ac.tn Vlewll Sbf $01 lj)l)fOll 6200 at. Huge corner cul-de·eac lot. Custom bUllt. Every amenity lmeglnabl• SUts,000 Aol Wayne Of Chlflelll 949-720-7351 OI' 714·71WSIM ~~b!!:;. ~:::'d 1 • LOT8UNO I 11th hote. M00,000 fOA ~ Agt W1yne or Ch11lene • M•no.ns1 ·71Hts-ts94 ATTN B~ILDERS cu~~~~§'it:,-'L,_ SPYGLASS HILL home. tecr oc:een vtew. a car NPB OCEAN VIEW 11r1111. Over 4000 al. large flag klC 1,100,000 Aat W1yne Of Poteoo.t for 5000sqlt home. cherlent 941·710·7151 • Lltge ga19d motOt coun 714-7H ·HM BY OWNER 949-759-1438 Newport 8ch w111cuif SI 1 mil B101t.ers WelcOme 1.07 Nothno!lam Lant. I I OPEN SlT 12-5 101 AP1'8. Prime toe I lbf, 1bl ho\IM ~ nt!lll-A•, fJ'O• 100011 lo1, New Cl tplt & . "'&f'llOIWUo j)lint. Move In condition. W5,ooo 1y owner MMU..tsoo • 7U•M110 t oUEJnhAN BtA rt CU$10tn Builf 48r 58.t Home Arntntt• m 100 ntxnerOCJS to /lftl $I 2 millon Nwit LOlada, C·2J 8MdJldl 114-185-aa.57 lfEDOCEb llOffWWO ,s; 3 58' ttady for f9fl't«lll "" ll'Cl*;fl pllltl lor ~ Of you car) ~ to IUlt yoc.r ,...._ Llrpt "" .., ~....,fTIMC "'*1 Mt R. E 14g..759.1314 HAN POINT JCWrti .... ~· .... lldlfoocl flrll.2trpec1 ...... 111r ... n1t woc.1 -.i sm.ooo OwntfMH1WST7 I HI I \1'\l~l\11 '-1 I I .. • \ II .. , ( . ..._ I I~\ I 1 I uarantced to Flnd You The Pufect"Placc From value to Lowry. Hills to Ocnan • 175~=1 'COSTA MESA' Nell Otlngt Coast Colfe91, Gttlt r"".r 4 unn complel, Ntvtr v1C1n1, Owner/Bkt 1345,000 714-SAo.36" I 1~AU10ut.r.m I BllbOI ,.,.,..d YNrty 3000 sf. OuplM 1410 So Bayfront 28dfm1Den 384111 patlullg $l20Gtno '4!J.752 288, - lmle Isl Cozy lbr 1bt 1W10 rm & dWllfllJ rm "" lip. no ~. 1vli August Ill $1200 tllQ \Ills 949-81S.5110 lt~ONA~1 •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWNHOMES St1r1tng at $1095/mo Morch to Monti lease We are I pel community 6 blo~ks hom btat h. 949-644-2611 1110 COSTA= I *COSTA MESA'S BEST* JuniOI' 1 bedroom Ind 1 bedroom. llso 2 bedroom 1 belll Outtt galld conmn1y, pool, lll'nS. 1111 ICCllS lo lt11w1y, btlCh & mills 71'"U7.oo75 UEASTSIOEU •1ST MO SPEICAL• $445MONTH • S500DEP OfEN SAT 11-2 1 bl. 2be. lrplc, l*IO. Gardin Seang pool M9f on prllTllSel 2043~ Sellta Ane Aw t15. The Renter c.nter 7t4-t41-4203 Mti~T .• , • ""j . . ..i ~-:· .,,. J FT~ -• •• 1 1 • .. • • big l 112~I 'WEST CUFF' El~ quiet belutlful 2br 2.Sba IO new carpet, 1 cv 91r club house, poo1, 1161s. $411-51woe1 Ch1rm1ng,pao Home 38r 1 'J/4 Fp spansh style, new Cl/pet, upgfldff lhru-out. .pYI enclOSe<I yard~age 132 Via Waz1ers mo. Boll omllne Really 949-845·9913 Brand New Home ill C1111way1. Gat&d communicy' 5bc, fiba, on11:e. ups1111rs bonus room $5900/mo 9411-133· 1610, 3Bdrml!L comp1e1e rlf'llOdfll. hUge drrveway, very prt.-ate mifHSfate. giant lol with roMJ /Of 1~ L11H OpfJOll. Agl. H4NISO UDO ISLE 38r 2ea. ftliPiiC8 Large garage, sumy l:llO, $2800/month 1 ·2yr ease 107 Via Jucer. IM9-4!M-010I LIDO ISLE 4Bdrm·3B1th $9ICk>UI IMlg rm. formal dnng 2 eJtterior Ml'! decks upslal)S. 2cat gar, $875.000 Biii Grundy Realtors, 94H75"'111t 'VIiia POlnt golf view newer towhme 1 ltll, 1 bf 1 be on courM, ".f:· AC, iwldedl sms vt 94WS~ LGE BLUF FS TW NHll GtMnbn I blY vi.w. 3bf + flmrm, upgrldedll OWner S119511no 94M19-4qs 8A YSIDE DR • PRiv 8CH Gated condo, 2br 1.751>1, lrplc, =· ap1, 1 car ~"· $'24 o. 94t-711•96 5 HAABOA View HOMES Very nice remodeled 3bf 2ba wilh famott room~ctener lllci S29001mo Mt 612 •. 'HARBOR VIEW' 'br 2ba, green btll, comm pool, walk to ttemen;ri 1ehoot. snoo. Ai! M62•9745 NP HEIGHTS 2BR tBA Oupln, everything bfand l'IWI 1 car gat. Bit ywd. No pet1. AV' ~70001301 8lG CANYON 28R 1BA 2 cw Olf'IOI· Incl W/O, retrlg. comm pool, ipl, 'fu' Gol1 courM view! 2500/mo. WESTCUFF 2BR j8A beau lnt«IOf upgrld91I Pool, laundry $1500/mo Franklin Rty ~().70001301 l.1·~1 Summit 1br, 2ba'Vpper unit, hdwcl nooratnlce C«Ptt. WIO hkupe, 1 car 1411. MC/:'° S1900 bkr M 6M 4S 2811. LOFT. 3BA '21SWo. OATED COMMUNITY. AVAH.ABLE llf1. C.AU GINNI AGENT. HN31~IO 1-~"~,..1 Motel ·c oSTA MESA' .MOT~IHN 1 ST Wk Special On All Rms $134.00 Tu. lttlUI .. 24-tll'S . lronl dtlk, DD~· free HBOJESP • loc diam. ~ttd 19C GUMt laOOd NrtJV Fwys, 405 & 55 min away trom OC FaJtgrdl. . Cottto-shop malls. «>ch$, lflj,t A ~ ol Cat• HOIBllMOlel 2277 Harbor Blvd 949 64s-.t840 llWpClr1 -.,.. Sheri "V tm It the bellctt' Pfol ... Jl'l!'d $1075/mlh lrdUdl .. I Uil M ........ 7111 AOGillii9 Wtnild--- She.It «if, 3bt BllbOt ltllnd home Avll M $130CYrnorltl + 112~ ... m-1111 LOOWfli to; '""' to 11\11 WldoW ... drfll9' llc1C c:ooll. ' bt ~IOl•"'rl ~for room for t ·2 monfll Lynn 949-472-&2'4 ..... !!!i £1111 Cll Pl!Yllt lf'lltlf'a. '81111~ .... S35C)'!no '"" No~ Avlllllle Now,94H42~ ~olley Rull·., und dtJcl1111t~ 11rr ~ubjr1·1.10 rliu11g1• ..,it hour notice. Tur. puhli.,ht·r rt•,t•l\t) tl1r n~ht ro t'l'll-;(1r. rtc·lu.,~it) rt\hC or rrjt'CI . uny 1·la.,.,1fil"d uch1•r11~1·1111·111 Pl1·11M· rr [111rt Oii\ t•n·or 1ha1 m.!•Y bl• in yotll' r111 .. ,ifi1•1l wJ irunwd1u11•ly Tiw Druh ffilo1 m:c•£pts no Jiobilit) for Ull) c•rmr ill Ull uch t'rl i"t'tntllt (or whi<'fa II 1118r f~> r1•1ip<mi.il.Jlr t"<c't'pl for tlw roM of rlw ~puc·t Ot'lttnllr tl('rup1l'd hy Jlw t'frtlf. Cn•d11 c•un u11l) 1,.. ullowt'<l for 1h1• Cir t ifN•niv,r:i. . Mt>nday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. W~dnesday.~:OOera" Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Frtday .. _ ...... !fhursday 5: We~ne!>da) .... Tucsday'S:OOpr:r1 Sa1urtfay .......... .Friday 5:00 f", 1204' TO~E: RENTALS I Shere 3br ~ ~e 1><ofl pterd 2 blocks lrom beach $025 • 113 uraa + $235 dep Av8118-1 Laulle94~1·7995 Legun• '8eech, P1n« 1mlc <>can View PenthouM Sulle In 3 SIOfY mansion Jacuzzi, balconies. eleva101, maid P$fSOtl/C~ ok Avail 8'1 $4550.'mQ 9-464-1245 E aldi CM snare apac 3br . 2ba, home wlprof fem,• Git· dener & ci.anlnWc Incl. $850+ 112 utll i4 6-5115 N9Wpo;t Ht'• Re1ponij6' roon\111 wanted a. bealllllut 3bf 2ba. 11ome "''rsrdell s100 must see! 949· 72 ·9694 u:;; In w.,,i.d .. wih IU~Y room & board IOf lfght Ip 11 night wlttt nenni duOet. MIH21-419 208 OFFtCES FOR RENT/l.EASE Co1t1 MeN am1ll off~ lf)ICI to rant •• Stlltinc $1504300 Incl Ill utll r occ, nice quiet 1oc. lot• or pwtclng. 714-540-3&66 I 402LOST ' FoUND I ••LOST AUSTRALIAN Shtf!Mrd REWARl)ll•I VIC·Eastblull. 810WIY'White, 20 pds, no questtOnS askft<I 949-6W-3612 LOST BLACI< ' WHITE Female cat answe" to MooMoo No c:olat or l:T:, ~Set the ed In per1ona 1) 49.g73.g745 LOSTll REWAROll fallbY gr81i goWwtlltelblacll. ill\Swtfl to ammy VIC of 17111 SVC M. (between Tust.WSanfa Ana ) 949·759-0489 Lost Whle male cat Blulll BIN.~ named ~ Bladt colar v. 'COiored fish ewatd 949-76().8508 Lem r;'tow cocurllt. VQr;tty ol B ClrTfon In Newporl Belch. ~wer5 IO lllt l\lll'e Slncy 94t-7~1131. ( 404 PER~AlS1 ~ -~~ ·"". ·.~, BLUE EYES mlued contctlon. Pleet: Studio Call 011• 1-17-99 you: • 111ractlYI i.cfy, Vlt'f belU blue eyea, red hair, on roller bl1de. Me black h1lr, musteche from WuNngton I dlcln1 '"',l!ur ptlOlle I or meuege. Mcall Richard e S&0-715-2946 ., • • SOMEONE pllcecl cal colat on door knot> et 514 Femleal COM Need Mor• Clues! Where ts tilt eat? R1w1tdll MMU-6745 1420 GARAGE I SAL.ES BALBOA PENN SUN t-? 511112 W BAY ST BY THE LIBRARY, LOTS Of NEAT STUFFIU CMSAT•NOOH 1191 MINER In the plllo. Houtehold. 2 ltOYn, nlc· nacl, collec1.lblH Estate Sile ~ecob Sdir1m H07P Of. CdM ~,,,.,~ . FulM.rra. Cryltll "Daum. ~. Tilllny, w11ertord •. Vfllagt Betided P\Jrses. lrdin Jtwotry. lie 1'1It6:30 em No ~Ila IMM7J·i424. * Gilr191Sat1• GARAGE I SALES SAT IAM·t72 MONTE VISTA AVE. tools. elec'frx:al saws sander, 11wetry. mens slloeS <lol~n. wal hetlter. end tots "'°'' ol EVERYTHlNG"I NO EARLY BIRDSll iot Al Dffn Piece NB P1111 & maple solid wood fulnllull Ind hu1cn c:abonets. bar. lables, 111 cart. dock CJecoys. jewelry, lools & pallO FrVSat 9·3pm Sun 10-lpm IC% off on Sunl 1 440 ~1 "MOVING SALE' R8'ng 20 8 cu 11. contemporlfY lrmn set, smoked glaSS lop end tables, sol• & 10\ltseat. book ahelVes, llllCIO rd cin lbf. TV desk, loy bo• ptantS e1e 949 719-0518 XEROX COPIER Pff NANNY NEEOEO •. f lit 7mo. old !VMS, 20-~ IYslwtek Exp'd, CPR prerd. Refs req'd 94~·2064 Phone 949164().6204 (Pax) Holy All SIZES AND REDUCTION r ~· $300 9-49-574-4272 47t EMPLO 14'8 ANTIQUES/ART , ....._. ==· • ICOlLECTIBLES "'° APP018'omt'l' SEITEllS . I BUY All PIAHOSI Anhques ·°"*Y furnture on1 piece or ¥rtlOlt housef\111! Cash p8ld 80o.0'9-4922 452 BtCYCLU GT Al STREAU . HYBRID 8utl lat comlort. 21-spd "' bills & lfltalflsl 2lllOI * cost S500 Ill $250 949-«12·9041 1454 FUANmJRE I lllllln INll'let IOhl • lo¥1- 111t, new 1tln M IQPld1 WtlY 1011, lop qUl'"1· W11 12000 aecrlnc.. $190. Mt-111·9933 Ff/Pf ~~ Per Hour ToP1lf'Oducers · 6Jgbcr , • lltallh. °""""' '-.. tOl·K"""' · • "-"'"""'tloD ' •IAl'IJ1t .. ~ &L In 1989 tn C'.oslAlMesa and growing C'.all for appt. 1.-.Sls.47 Accourulg • .' N1llonll Conaunlng fkm looblg tor ISSlstanl ~ Ouldc Book Aceto . NelNp()lt Beacl'l IOC&llon Fu ~to J Themas 310-~· AOMINISTRATIVE ASST Oran9f Collt Ann of RNlt0t1 In NP ...U vld\111 wilh mgml lldh.;J.4 . MCtNrlll prollclency .;.end Clll direct lf*lel l\Nt..., ldlvides. ....... tu,..... end 1111ty exptCUlllona to T. MoOl"I e MM42-4"5 8ARBEQOES GAl.Oftl NOWHIRJNGI WOl'lc In 1 tun .... , 1nvltonm1nt. Son1t Nita ,..,.,. needld. FT, 10tm·7pm. Stllt S71tw up (D.O.E.) 81Mfll1 ~ ev11tlblt . 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Secuoty, easy p!lcng, weler/electnc 9"9-673-76n 5ott Newport eeldi A Block Mooring with CAL·25 ~I w/salls and outboard SI 2 ,500 C1U Jiil 14M75.o989 , .. ~Kfl ACURA IHTEORA '90 5 spd cd, doys sharp (021976) 16.988 SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-971-2500 ACURA 1n1.-&;; Cpe ·111 Moontoof, sterwo 5 spd (004306) $15888 SOUflt COAST ACURA 714-1.,.2500 ACURA 2.5 f.L Seclln 'ti MoonrooC. llAI power 3l!k ""' (011133it) $21,988 SOUTH COAST ACUftA 714-171-2500 AcOO u T.C sedan 'ii Biii. *' av. rrm. 35k m1e1 1011563) $22.988 soutH COAST ACURA 714-t7W500 ACURA 3.2 T.L Wan '91 s.t.11 Ml pwr, 'mnrt, ABS (00903.tl) $23,488 SOU'f)l COAST ACURA 714-979-2500 ACURA 3.2 T.[ Secl1n '17 ·l ~ 1ow mies. rrm. cc1 (005952) $24,988 SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-97W500 XcOAA 3.5 RL 'ii Top al the lne Wury HIS hi (01'4996) $28.988 SOOTH COAST ACURA 714-17 .. 2500 IMWl214 '17 ...... IUIO. lhr, moonrOOI {W05603) S35 tm 8y CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF •nd TANNAH HIRSCH LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)ff2.-ol BMW ml M4dr wtlr!e w/ palomW>, l}ltll TELL PAltrNER .,..,. ~ •rt11c, """'•• N--'-."~·•'-11ulncrable. South'"'--•· $206 obo 949·1111f.t399 UfUI ~UI ~ aw 'iso 1 'iS Low mies •. ~ IO!r'od, t.lrryJH666081 S48.895 LEX SOF WESTMINSTtR (714)1t2-aot CAOiLLlc 4LUMlt 112 5()1( m1. ~ beloe tan .nr, Cd (125126f $23.988 Ntblra Oldtmoblle CICl1lltc 714-5*1100 CAOiLLlc CONCOURS 1§5 v ·8 Nonhstar. lo mlles. ltht. al-~ & moret(284117) $17,988 Hlbtr1 Oldtmoblle Ceclllllc 714-54M100 CADILtlC OEVIUf 'ii 261( ml, Al !Ml, tan lltw, V·8 Holthstw (224<>&4) $21.968 Naberl Oldtmoblle CedUlac 714-5*9\00 CAbillACELOORAOO'to Low ml. red htw, ~ delnt (810680) $8,988 • NABERS (714)~1100 CAbiillC FlEETWOOO 'i4 Btaugl*'I. lo ml, ,.., ...... dlt.t (n-4864) Sl8.988 NA8£RS (714)540-1100 WEST •04 <::> 6'5 3 NORTH •J762 4'1 QJ4 o K!>J • 1063 EAST • 103 <:;> 10 9 o AQJ 1064 0 87 52 •AK972 •Q5 ' SOUTH •AK985 Q AK872 o Void •J84 The bidding. SOUJ'H WF.Sr NOR'Ill t:AS1' 1• 20 2• 3• JO hss 4• Put Pus Pas.t Openang ~ead: Queen of• West's problem 1s s1mplc. You know how to defeat the conlJ"ICl. but how do you get the message across to partner? . caller's u1t rated a Jump to game. East'5 1ead direcilnf bid of three cfub6 en route co rai.sm1 d1amonds •s also Worthy of emulatJon West led the queen of clut>i and continued the suit EaSt took the king and ace. and West had to find the nght discard to ensure the cont.raet's demi~. Just look.ing at dulnmy, 1t 1s obvi- ous how i))e contnct can be defeated. All East nas to do is lead a founh club. nnd the queen of trumps will be promotee to the setting trick However, ea t QoeS not know this and, unless told what lO do, will prob- ably shift lO a diamond. lhat would l\ormaJly be good enou1h. but 1¥hat if docl:u-cr is void in diamonds7 • West's first lhougbt was to ·discard a low diamond. While that discour- ages a diamond r'etwn -a play that partner might no< heed -it could sugaes\ a heart shift. something West .did not want 'Jl)en (he hght dawned -West discarded the ace of dia- monds' .. DOWN l 8t I par'IM< 2 Plnat••a 1""'9 3 Colofldo lndlan 4 Jo'•t-.r s CllMl'S S Relld to a pun 1 Bun . • Frwu !toe tum 9 PaytMnt for aeNlcat 10 Throat bllU9 , 1 8tavtlfY 12 5" -Newlon 13 Wn 21 rna.1 quant~ 23 Undecided ~·~'* Ounlnl 29 Fllh besMt CM>il.l.AC SEVILLE 't2 3911 111181. -.. ' ..., • lqUMlcy cletn (841857) 114,988 NABERS (714)S4o.t100 Note North's and East's bidding. Not only did North deem the hand wonh a ~ raise -a must when you hold four-card support for part- ner's major -but then judged that the double fit and Icing in the over- With the k.ina in dummy. a dia· mond sh.an was out of the qoesuon West's unusual action alerted Ea.st to' ....,.-+-+---t--+-- the need for drasuc action, and anoth-4 CAbiUlc sMCE Sff 'M LOW ml. 2tO HP. Nortls111, co. dqyl.(8004571 $23.988 NABERS (71 4)S4o.1100 Chnfotet Bteur LS 'iS 4i4 '«. black, lotded, ~l.. so down 8S6UITll 113.500 pnvate party 94H73-0411 Chivy Ctnllei 'U 4 'Pffd, 2 .dool, 4cyl, ''"'°· runs good NC, S'700 obo 941-631-Nf 1 eAt°vY lUMINl MIHl-VAN 'IS otlgNI owner, l\l'IS pet· lees. tuty 1U1omallc & power $6495 obo 9"8-721~736 -as CARSITRUCKS NANSISUVS FORD MUSTANG '18 Pwr windows. locks, cd, aloys & spoder (231609) $15,998 Cott• Miii Uncoln Mercury 714-54G-5630 FOfd Vin xLT '94 Club Wagon ,super clean & nlee, Al C. Auto. ful power $10.500 949-642·5«3 CHRYSlER LE BARON HONDA ACCORD EX t6 1988 4 dr, auto. NC. moonrool ,._ 4-dr poWll .. feel cleln. IOyS. cd (086350) $11.995 $1500 94H23-1504 LEXUS OF WESnt.INSTtR 6000£ OAIC6Tl SPORT 'i5 C714)192"'906 Au10, v 8 new bedl•ner HONDA CRV-t.X 'M (911360) $7.988 Auco NC. IJoo/&. PoWW !>D· SOU'fH COAST ACURA ege (0103781 $18995 714-97 .. 2500 C.QUS OfWESTMlHSTER 060GE oAi<ofA 'fl (714)112.ftoi 1 OWNER, AUTO, AC, Jegutt XJS Conll'lftlble ,92 WHrre. RUNS EXECELLENT 48k IN ..tfteJlln Int chrome S6500. t4H4'-S337 whetls S IK down assume FORD lEhoSfD '&7 s18.950 pp 949.073-0411 t:r club was now obvious. Whether '--+-+---t--+-- South ruffed tugh or low. the queen 1 or spades became the setting tnck. l'"c~1 JevV• XJt SEDAN 't? S37,995 t7-44N BAUER JAGUAR 714-953~800 J19uer XJi SEOAN 'e1 131,195 t7-444t BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR 1iii XJi SEDAN4D • 120,"5 IM-4st• BAUER JAGUAR 714-ISMtOO JAGUAR 1H7 XJt SEDAH40 $31,"5 17-4397 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 ....,, GtMCI CtwoQe '17 4lt4. auto. Ill, rack :t:nr. tloys. amllm'CO (507378) $24895 LEXUS OF WESTliflHSTtR (714)112-4908 " ~95 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS Lincoln Town C• Cartier '17 29k )Its moonrool phone, cd ctlarlge1 (893039) MUST SEEi Cotti ..... Uncoln Mtrcury T14-S40.S630 Lincoln Contlntnbl Mtl'll Y 79 Gold lealtler lnl dassie. showroom cond $3195 obo 949-65().2815 MERCEDES BENZ t3 ••••WAGON •••• lmmac. '#lltllln, llN, aunrl, Std -!-J xlnt cond, fuUy io.dtdl n4-7~7S7 Of Cd p11. 114-4 n.0001 Mercury Gt. Matqu11 LI 'M ._....,._....__ V ·6 engine, d IC 7 P1$$111o Q8f (44090) $1 t.917 • J:G" XJS SEDAN 'M Cotti Men.Uncoln lilefcury S34, BAUER JAGU~Sl7 714-54G-5630 714-~ .· F«d Alf)lie 'iS JAGUAR iii L S.EOAN '17 Auto, A.IC, 45mpg, 5Sk mllet S3t 195 t7..t3S2 LEXUS ES300 M (145011) $22,895 LEXUS OF WESTUINSTtR . (114)8'2-'IO& CEXus SC400 'is LIV, pg ABS. CU$. ltctc>ty ..atrll'lly1 (t675609) s 17 .998 Co1'8 Meta Uncotn Mtrcury 714-640-$630 MERCURY SABLE GS 197 Pw pl. Cl31 ASS arid mor.1 (858018) $11.997 1-C~116t5C?v~11-~1 SO down ueume 14150 • BAUER JAGUAR p!lvat.e ~)4M73.Q411 . 714-t63-4800 FOR BRONCO '96 • Eddie BMlt! Edit. Whltel\tn • Jegu• XJ6 SEDAN 17 lo9ded, mlrif cond. 4X4, CD 139,99:.ueR JAGUA8,l ... 502 gi-~·1r .. ~~;~ '!'~ 714-953-4800 . ph. 714-473.0001 Jl9'* XJ6 SEDAN '96 FORO cOWTOOR Gl 'ts $33,ffS 9MS1 II A u t o 1 / c a h 1 r p BAUER JAGUAR 11235&31 17.788 .714-953-4800 SOUTM COAST ACURA JJguar XJt SEDAN 'H 714-171-2500 S33,tts llM4t7 roRO EXPlORER XLT "97 BAUER JAGUAR 29k nw lul~wr molt 714-~ (=I ~ksnllHSTtR Buy IL Sell It. Flnd It. (714)1tUU ClaaaltlM. (045952)' S28 .995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-'906 UHCOtH eontlntntal ... Red w"8n lllY. bench S&lt, al- loys ' m«et <689r>c n S25 .998 Cotta MM• ~ol(I Mercury 714-64().6630 UNCOut,Mll'lc VII '17 18k miles dvomt Whlr::-cd cMlger (671106) 522.~7 Colltt ..... Uncoln Mttcury 714-50-'$630 GARAGE SA«EHINfS ...... 'fOAll ..... .... <lttlttilliW ......... Ja'.t..._ .......... .... ~ ...... . ;.ar: Ml·H11 Cot1• Meu Lincoln Mtrcury 714-540-5630 MtfCury Tiecer 112 Bia. low milM, tulo, NC. $5000 obo Rehablt earl 94H40-0070 949-645..()326 MERCURY i'RXCEA 40R ·11 Auto, IC, cas$. lactc>ty *If· rarity (65111,1) $8.997 Coste Mtt• Llncoln Mtrcury 714-~0 Ol0$MOBILE CUT\.ASS 'ti 2:lc ml. wMt. "*'1 PM lel- u • (3et55e1 S10Je8 NABERS (714 )540-t100 PUBLIC NOTICE Tha Cahl Public· Ullht•s Commission REQUIRES that au used household goods movers print their P U C C8I T number; limos and chautters print thtir T C P numbei 1n all adYerti.s- meru: ltygu-haVt • question abOut tti. ftoahty cl a mover, kmo or chaurfer, call: PUBUC lfTILITIES COMMISION 71•·558 4151 ~~'11:C • .. • --.:· • :,,· .. ' .-4 &. .. ' ; ... --..;, .. ··,-r; .... ~----,_.. - ' ' . .: . ' . '.. ,. , . -· OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS '9' 4 Cir. e/c, pw, pd cc '"' (385651) $8.988 SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-971-2500 Oldamobile Eighty El~ 'M Lo ITWes ve • blue Jlll'ol COlld (827199) $8.188 Nlbtrt Oldtmoblll CeclllllC 714-S4o.t'I 00 RANGE ROVER 't2 VI, All Powtf, CC. t111. t1W90 CMMltl, CO, wntf, moonl1, LOAOEDll Mint cones. mutt See . $17 ,SOO/obo. t4M4S~S sil8 iOOSl 'ii Low ml• leltrler (02~) $18995 LEXUS OF WES1¥lNS~ (714)112.aol lOYOTA CAMRY CE ·i& PORSCm: 114 71 Beige, moontool. cl'!ron>e (4 CVL) 2nd owner, el_., ..... CO (t088T7) St3 988 woit, n II. Good condltonl ~ Oldlmoblle CtdlUlc $5500. MMl7·22A-4 714-~00 SEU YOUR lTSJW v.t1DCtJE THROUGH CLASSIFIJW •THE stuCCo OOC'l'OA• Room tdd1hons st~cco pelCll1ng ,...slllOOO lt38171 I 714-a)..2934 Toyota SAS ~umer '4X4 'M Auto, aw pwi ~ aloyS. toolradt 1025131) 123.995 LEXUS 0, WESTMINSTER (71')ff2.aoe VWAA88fT"M eom.rtli., s tptM, · orvrn -. S3k mt. new top, mini $3000. t4M7W1M 1-1481 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS . . . ' . 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