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The foUow\ny inlomi.abon is
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mcludl' d pnvate meeting and a photo
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Jim Lindberg, John Crean,
Ra ndy Smith, Don Willet, C urt
Pringle and. Emily Sanford.
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<>RANGE COUNTY
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Hall of Administration, 10
Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana
92701
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TEMPERATURES
Bal bod
75/f,j
C'nrnna O<'I M.11
75/63
Cmta Mc\a
74163
Newport Beilrh
75/63
Newport Coa\I
75163
SURF FORECAST
SIZE
3 5 'w
3 S..)W
2 4 sw
TIDES
TODAY
ftr\t low
7 18 a.m
Ftrst h1qh
I 37 am
Second low
905 pm
Second high
1 57 pm ·
THURSDAY
First low
8.18 am
, F1rs1 high
3 15 a.m.
Second low
I 7
38
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5 1
.2.2
.3.4
10:40 p.m. . .. 0.9
S~cond high
3:05 p.m. . . . ... S. 1
LOCATION
W~ge
Newport.
Bla<ki~ .
River Jetty.
CdM ..
2· s SW WATllt
2·5 SW TIMPIRAl\Jllll: 62
The ~outhwest
swell cncrea~ slight·
ly to~ay for chest·tO·
shoulder·high ~ts:
Newport will 5ee
some head-high !.ets
at the points and
reefs. Huntington
will remained closed,
so expect crowds.
Our weather looks
g loomy in the morn·
Ing and through the
early afternoon. Our
water and weather· • temperatures are
both coollng. OUr
wfter vtslblllty and
condltlont will be
po0r to t.ir today.
TM sun sets urly •t
7:20 p.m.
COSTA MESA
• w..t .... Street A cellular phone worth S.-00 was stolen
from a rtore in the 600 block during the evening of Aug. 16.
• ~ Street: A C-1• ilereo worth $300 was stol«I in the
3300 block auring the evening of Aug. 26.
• s.nta Ana Avenue: A cellular phone worth $200 was stolen
from a car In the 1 700 block during the .. ewnlng of Aug. 22.
• West 1 fth Street A bicycle worth S 150 was stoten in the 600
block between 10 a.m. and ·3 p.m. Aug. 24.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 1ec91 a., Drtw: A license p!Jte worth S ;owes stolen from •
car In the 1100 block between 8 •.m. end 3 p.m. Aug. l9.
• '-' eo.t llgtwwwy. lWo i>enoMI waterer.ti YtrU1h Sl-000
were stolen from a business In the 300 bled between. Aug. 27
and Aug. 30.
• ~ loul...,.d: A Cat' stereo Md• postagit _. WOtth
UOO w.r• stolen In the 3700 blodt during the Wining of Aug.
19.
• Vl9 Opoooto. A cellular ~ WOf1h S24t.,,.,; ~from a
restaurMt In the ~ bk>dc 1t 12 a.m. Aug. 21.
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Daily Pilot
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From Dukes day to Worm 's world,
Netppon.~·has dropped down in .class . ~
So, what do you think or this
Denni~ Rodman guy?
One of the major topics of
conve rscll10n Friday at a men's
b reakfast group I belong to was
the erstwhile basketball player's
rc•cent arrest (as you· cqn see, we
don't undertake much serious
conversation at our monthly
qdthenngs).
"Did he live in Newport
Bec1r h when y6u did?" some of
tlw boys wanted to know.
\\'hf'fe does h e uve? Where was
hi' c1rrested7 What was the exact
chqrge? I responded, in order:
Y<'::.. but I never.met htm or sdw
h1111. On the beach in West
NPwporl, the leadirig party-
hN1rty section of town. Woody'!>
\\'hdrl. Being (allegedly, of
course) drunk in public.
And thanks to G reg Risling'::.
... 111ry in the Daily Pilot last
Wf>ek . l was able to pass o n Lhc
delicious tidbit that Hurricane
Dennis' house 1s the ledding cop
:-.top in the city. Six calls to qu(•ll
1Jutrageously noisy pdrlifis -
the most recent coming less
1hc1n 2 4 hours after ht!> drrest c1l
Woody_'.s.
So fa r, at least. Rodmdn hc1:-.
nnly bet•n fined. M ethink s h0\
P<1 m ed some thing mo re• s1gnil 1-
c<1nt.
II I'm not nu::.tc1ken. ther<' ,., u
prov1~1on in Nf'wport':. no1:.y-
1111rty lc1w thdt c1 llows otf1n•rs to
.curt the• host oft to Jd tl ti n•pP<1t -
1•d Cdlb hc1v(' heC'n n1<1d1>. II
tlwr1• 1-... it's <1hout llnil• to 11r111 ~
tht1l up
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< uurt thdl lhl'.,P (tn1'-.. 1111•r1n
t1•1thinq lo c1 n111lltmtllton<1111 ·
-..11pP1..,111r -;uch rt'-yo11 purport lo
lw
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!la· 1wc1n', COJHll•rt ,111d quttlt!y
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Newport ·
gets deal
on wheels
• N0 w bea ch trnc ks
will sctve th<! ci~y m unPy,
dnd he lp O rctnge Coctsl
lilC'9t1Mds sc1ve live·~.
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!Aiily Pllo1
NE\\ PORT BEAll 1 ·\ p<1rt
r1l'l'>h1p lwtWL'f'rl <.,('VNrtl n tu'" c:mcl
" lllci)Of c1uto mt1nuf,ictun'r will
hnng l'l<Jht npw truck.qo !ht> Nt•\\'·
port c 11c1~l1111e
Tht• ~pon~or~h1p <1qr1•v rn1·111
"" pwd hy Nt•wport BPdCh. S11n < ·1{·nwntP, SC'ctl Ilec1r h <1ncl tlw
·~1,11e'<. D<'partment n l l1t1rk~ r1nd
Ht>CTf'd fll>n \VI II nic1 k l' < ·1wv1oll'I
\'f•h1clt><-lhf' ofl1nal mc1nrw .,c1ll'ly
v\'luc!E' of Ordnge C oa.,t he>ac-h1•<.,
Unclpr lhf• t£•nns. Ltw d ty will
p<1)' 10" .. of lhe veh1clc•.; lea~l' vc1l-
ll<' -dhoul $..10 to $40 c1 month -
Ill exchcinge for us111q the rrurks
ThP. trucks c.:c1n l1P p urchet....i'd or
n•l"ltrned after the first two \'f'df" of
lh<' agrPcment. ·
The trucks will be ti.-.C'<I prundr-
1ly by the n ty':; Wegunrd-.; ds tlwy
pdtrol LhP shore line .
. "Our department . d of'!>ll'l
dtiecUy benefit from tht• rn:-.t sc1v-
mgs, hut the city cerldlllly <1<><'. , "
~c1Hl Lt. John Blauer. rnmrnuruty
relations officer for the Fire cmd
l\1dline Department. ·
Bedchgoers will benf'ltt, d S well,
he said.
"These are brand-new vehicles
lhat will help lunil the llme spent
on maintenance," Bf.puer saict.
In return for the peciaJ pay
agreement. Chevrolet has been
give n the right to dJsplay t11eir
banners and signage on verucles ·
and at special eyents. Many of
those involved in the partnership
attended an event ·thjs week at
Salt Creek Reg\onal Park to
announce the deal
The American auto company
becomes the latest corporation to
work a deal wilh local municipali-
ties. Earlier this year. Coca-Cola
peckeged a proposal to make the
soda the official soft drink in Hunt-
ington Beach.
No matter what -yoo're doing,
your hometown~
ms IN..; DalJ' Plb
THE FRED
COLUMN
l
fred
martin
to research the red-light apate·
nt("nt stc1tutes ancl detemline
how they tn.ight apply to your:·
~it11n l10n.
"Next cc1se."
People> here in Colorado bas1-
cc11ly thmk Rodmctll is a jerk. ·
.. t le look::. like a Jerk. tdlks Uke
t1 wrk and swaggers Uke d je~k.
'>n I must assumP he is a jerk,·•
t11w of the fellows said, pdra-
-phrasing the old duck dnrtlogy.
I toJd l11m f h,1d no firsthaQd
Pxpcrience that would dllow me
to mdke such d JUclgment. But I
would pul up my µersondl for-
t11m• h f' wd.., t1bsolutely correct.
The only proble"m with send-
111q Rodman to Jdll 1s, ho would
•mnply turn hi~ :-.(•ntenc-0 mto c1
1 'rc us I fl' woulct hold court, not
-,1·rvp !11t11·
.J11ilt•T'> \\IJ\llr.I \)p <l'>Klll(j lot
rtt1luq rc1 ph~ <Jl1 <1 tlt1· 11w d 1<1
\\'OUld 1111< k tu th1• l llllllt)' Jtltl
"' '<'klrtij 1nten•11•\\., with the ex -
L<1k<:r. T lwy'd W<lllt photo o p 5 or
D1•nn1., 111opp1nq thl' tlolll dnd
qnin!J lhrouqh !ht•< hO\\ l111P
I h•'d p111l 1c1hly do 1c11l tinw the
'" tt)' I\ lcd1c1 w1~(.·v11ys 11•wtl to at
Uf)(' 01 tlJ(• ('Jul> r1•clS.lhctt ".f)('-
1 1,il11.t·d 111 huu-..1nq 1mport<1nl
qi111q-..11·1 ...
\lf(•t Jt..,lf'llll1CJ fl) "'Hill' uf lhf'
1<•11 1111<111 c h.11 11n1· of th~ ~Jll)'S
<1'>kPd. ·· ,\11• thPn• till}' r<•ctl
r •·lt·lmt1••'-who hv<• in Nc>wport
H1•.i1 h'
I Ii.id to thin h lur d 11H111wn't
\\'.1·11. y1·<1h." I -...ird ... Tlwre's
Joey Bish ot> and Mamie Van .
Doren and, ... Hmmm. Oh, yeah,
1 think Dick Dale still lives
there." (EDITOR'S NOTE: He
doesn't.)
"Bishop I know.'' he said, ~
·and sure, l remember Mamie
Van Doren. Who wouldn't? But
who was thdt third fellow?"
l explained that bick was a
huge rock star in the early Six-
ties, and made surf-rock popular
long before anybody ever heard 1 ·
of the Beach Boys ..
. . "I guess that was either I
before or after my time,• my l
friend said. "But didn't you used
to have a lot of big nam~s in
N ewport? Did you know any of
them."
Yes, we sure did, l said. But l
_ didn't really know them .
_Still, I once sp e nt an evening •
in John Way ne's company, dlong
with ·c arlos Gastel dnd a couple
of other denizens of Berkshire's,
··and that was a thrill. The Duk e
g{lve·me a Z1ppo lighter with a
drawing.and logo of his beloved
yacht. U1e Wild Gqose.
(I weep silently every time I
see the monstrosity the Goose
has become, with lhut" repul'iive
third deck cidcled to her super-
structure.)
Humphrc•y Bogurl wc1s
ar.ound m the old d c1ys, too H e
didn't hc1ve d houc;(• 1_n 0wport,
bllt his lovely ydwl, Scinlcrnc1,
wc1-.; oftf'n rnoorNI 111 th~ hnrbor.
Jimmy Cc191wy c1nd Duk Powell
were lien>, tou, ond "" Wd~
Fronk 1\ 1ornc1n . thl' W1zc1rd ot
Oz. And. ol cour~t'. Bdll)' Gold-
wc1te r. Now w<• h dVl• De>nnis
Roclrnon. Tci lk ttbo11 t dro1Jp111g
down 1n cld:.S.
• FRED -MARTIN is a Jormer Newport
Beach resident who now writes from his
new .ftome 1n Fort Collins. ~oto His cot-·
1· umn appears Wednesdays. ,
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• •. ~OAYMAS$EYl~Y~
The sun sets behind Talbert Marsh as a hawk gllclel 1n to lb perch over tbe S&nta Amt.it,w:···
AccideI1t does~t add
to man,s injury
COSTA MESA -A three-car
accident on the C osta Mesa Free-
way on Tuesday morning looked
worse than it was. All of the dri-.
vers walked -or limped -away
from injury. ,·
One of the drivers miraculous-
ly escaped harm although h e had
suffered an ea rlier injury that hdd
his doctor reqwring him to use
crutches.
The accident occurre d a bout
7:45 a.m. when the al.ready-
injured man was drivihg a 1994
BMW traveling northbound on
the· freeway. He told police he
JQ
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I 111 f· LY
was cut off by an unidentified
motorists and swerved to h$ left
to avoid ramming the other car.
The man didJ}'t see a 1985
Mazda going abou t 65 mph next
to him aod struck the vehicle.-
sending his car careening out of
control, authorities said. The dri-
ver of the Mazda was able to gain
control of his car, b\lt the BMW
spun across two lanes of traffic.
and ·rut a 1976 Ford van. The
van's _driver lost control of the
vehicle and struck the' freewav' ·
med.iaJi. ' .
Authoritie5 said rio. one wu
injured · despite the .heavy dam-'
age-sustained to all ·three vebi·
des. All of the 'Victims w~ wear-
ing · seat· beits, · -~tlldi. PQli?
believe prevented ser:ious ,inj~.
One lane of-traffic was dQMcl: ·
for nearly a half an hour as:~
cleared·· the vehicles involved· iD
the arodent from the rQad. . .
-Greg ..
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4, Wednesday, ~ 1, 1999 -
.EATING, •
:CONTINUED FROM 1 . • 'el'S at UC Santa Barbara.
At the retreat, whi& was
4ttended by students from all over
Orange County, speaker after
~ nused the issue of eating
disorders, although the topic of the
retreat was leadership.
Students from Corona did not
attend.
Fajardo said he left the retreat
detennined to raise awareness of
eating disorders on his campus,
and when he saw the Pilot's report,
it only strengthened his resolve.
•1 would be glad to take student
body money and buy a speaker to
come down to • school and talk ·
about the dangera, • he said.
-: "We've got tD get people aware.·
Alexandra Robinson, who is m
~e of major events at Newport
Harbor High School and also
attended the conference, said she
and others from Newport Harbor
had been impressed by a speaker
who urged students to love J.hem-
selves more.
While Alexandra said she does
not believe eating disorders are as
prevalent on her campus as they
are at Corona, she said she thinks
all guls growing up in Newport
Beach struggle with the issue.
•I've talked to other girls from
Orange. County, and they think .
we're crazy,• she said. "We always
think'we're fat •
ClcUTc Duggins, student body
.. . "'. . .
pres.ident at Corona, also pledged
her rupport to combat eating disor-
ders.
• 1 would be totally willing to
work on the eating disorder l.loSUe, •
Duggins said. But she questioned
whether bringing paid speakers to
the school would really help.
•Speakem really don't work,•
Cl&re said, noting that listening to
students' real-life stories is much
more powerful -such as when
Corona student Ann Hatfield
talked ·about her batUe with
anorexia. •
•I think we should work not just
on eating disorders, but also
address the pressure issue,• Claire
taJded. "It's OK not to be perfect•
Megan Fay, student body presi-
dent tit Estancia. High School, said
her school "has other problems
before eating disorders." Still. she
agreed that students should be
involved in any effort to address
eating dlsorders on her campus.
Serene Stokes, president of the
school boa.rd, praised students for
their support, as did Corona del
Mar Principal Doll Martin. .
·1 think that's what we need,"
Stokes said. "We need to get stu-
dents involved. They can work
with the problem and assess the
problem much better. They CdO
encourage kids not to do th.ts."
But Stokes added that "it's got
to be a multi-approach. We've got
to have professionals. We've got to
tiave parents. We've got to S<'t it us
a priority and move on it m many
different ways.•
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IQ.itiative.
· Pro~nents of the initia-
tive, which would require a
two-thirds majority vote on
any airport, jail or toxic dump
construction in the county,
turned in 191,000 signatures
Tuesday, more than twice the
number they needed: to .. get
the measure on the March
2000 ballot.
They argue the initiative
w1ll give residents a voice tn ,
county planning.
But Tom Wall; executive
director of the Orange Coun-
ty Airport Alliance, cautioned
voters not to be misled by the
IJ\Jllative. He called it "bad
public policy• because 'it
would allow major decisions
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"It's a great opportunity for
~rship," said Noyes, who
addea that while he thinks the
city is good at overseeing parks
and other public facilities, art
~needs more freedom.•
on land use in the county to
be made by one-third of vot-
ers.
Wall also took issue Wlth
two recent fliers distributed
by the anti4irport El Toro
Reuse Planning Authority
and the city of Laguna
Niguel, which he said pamt ..
ed a false portrait of how the
airport would affect South
County residents.
One filer showed five 747
planes flying directly over a
pristine, Spanish-style house
typical of Laguna. Wall said
such overkill is designed to
frighten residents about how
much air traffic will be flying
over therr heads. ·
"It's designed to confuse
(arid) anger the voters of
Lagutld Niguel,• he saia.
~ Supporters of the initiative.
shot ba~k that the pro-airport
But the voting was not with-·
out debate. Th~ was siQl\ificant con-
cern as to whether the gover·
nance should be private or
publicly controlled. Some
members felt the city should
oversee tlie center, while oth· ·
ers argued. that under that sce-
ndrio, the committee could not
then request private donations,
activists have made onl~
vague and inconclusive argu·
men ts. 1
•TIM!y never said what
was wrong.• , said Meg
Waters of the Reuse Planning
Autflonty. ·{The El Toro pro-
ponents) only accept infor-
mation supportive • of their
point of view." ;.
Waters said the airport
authority has "a lot to answer
for• in terms of its own fliers.
One showed a picture of
Charles Manson next to the
quote •Meet your new ·
neighbor," Waters said, sug-
gesting that if the airport is
not approved, the county
would instead build a jail at
El Toro.
"I'd welcome a debate
with them side by side,•
. Waters challenged the pro-
airport group.
U left to the city, board
Cbairinan Ji!n Wood said, tax-
payers would be responsible
for about a half-million dollars.
a year -something most resi-
dents would not agree to.
The committee plans to
meet again Sept. 22 to detail
precisely bow the-governance
board would be structured.
•
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,._been caught, according to
police.
Police said they are treating
• the in~dent as an assault and
battecy and are taking th~ issue
senously because it occurred
on.a college campus. No simllar
incidents have been reported,
said Lt. Tom Winter of the Cos-·
ta Mesa Police Dept.
' After the incident. campus
security posted fliers all over
campus, W'ging students to use
the buddy system or the
school's escort service instead
of walking alone, and to be
conscious of their surround-
ings. . . "Please be aware ... you may
think OCC is a cocoon, a place
that's always safe, but the truth
is no place on earth is perfect,•
. the flier reaC:is:
. --Campus security also
stepped up patrols of all park-
ing lots, according to the flier.
OCC security officials were
·unavailable for coinment Tues-
day evening.
"It's scary,'" said freshman
Nga Vu, who said the assault
had been a topic of conversa-
tion in class Tuesday.·
"I'm going to walk with
friends,• she said, •And not
hang around campus: but just
go home after scllool. •
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DAILY PILOT .HIGH SCHOOL
Amburgey Aronna •
·-• ~ustangs abandoning
smashmouth approach in
pqrsuit of the PCL :Wown.
BARRY FAUl.KN£•R
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa
High football fans who used to
utter disparaging groans 'when
the Mustangs plowed off tackle
on third-and-17, should be in for a ~
pleasant surprise this fall.
Owing Coach Je~ Howell's
first four seasons at the helm, he
maintained the smashmouth
offensive mentality trutiated by
former c~ch Myron Miller in
1992 It was a
muscle-bound,
though admit-
tedly monoto-
nous convic-
tion, which fos-
tered five CIF
Southern Sec-
tion playoff
appearances
since. This is
noteworthy
considering the Dave Weir
program had
tasted the postseason just five
times its first 33 campaigns.
But running with repetition has
resulted m zero· Pacific Coast
League titles and only one playoff
victory since the 1993 squad won
the PCL and played in the CIF
DiVlSion Vlll title game.
So, Howell believes, it's time
for a tweak.
·rve always·wanted io throw
the baRmore/ he.said. "The old
offense won games easily, but it
bored me. We won't wear people
down and win, 50-0, but we may
win, 21-0, and play a Jot better.•
Sacrilege, one mish• suggest,
from a coach whose team com-
pleted just 26 or 83 pass attempts
for 500 yards last fall (not qwte
17% of its total offensive), and
threw one more interception
(four) than touchdown pass. Fac-
tor in 14 sacks for 95 lost yards
and it's easier to see how the c:Sff-
tackle hole hel9-such game-plan
prominence.
But there's more.
•we'll throw until ·someone
changes the defense to stop u~.:
Howell proclaimed. •we want to
get teams to spread out to try and
stop our pa , then we'll run the
b4ll up th middle.~
For itarters, Bowell will
entrust the co'ntrols of his pro et
offense to emor quarterback
Dave Wetr. An All-Nowport·Mcsa .
Dlstrict and AU-Pacific Coa t .
SEE MES~ PAGE 6
.. Avalos . Cleveland Conna~ Dandy Day • • • it out
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: MAR~ DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT
Anchoring Costa Mesa's defense are lnstde'llnebackers Shaun Ferryman (44) and Jason Rankin (12).
THE MUSTANGS
Colors: Black. green, white.
League: Pacific Coast.
1998 record: Overall, 6-5; league, 3-2.
1YJ>e of offense: Pro set.
1YJ>e of defense: Multiple 40.
Head coach:-Jerry Howell (fifth year,
26-18).
Staff: Tom·e~ldwin (defensive
coordinator, linebackers, receivers);
Mike Crowe (offensive coordinator,
quarterbacks); Gary Baume (offensive Jerry Howell
line, defensive line); Matt Kellogg ...
(running backs, secondary, JV head coach); P.J. Stangl
(linemen, JV assistant); Kyle Hughes (secondary
linebackers, JV assistant).
Returning starters: Four offense, five defense.
Returning lettermen: 22
Returning with honors: FS Dave Weir,
TE Shaun Ferryman, OG Eliseo Martinez, •
ILB Jason Rankin, PK Luis Avalos.
• 1999 Schedule
Friday, Sept. 10 -Saddleback (at Orange Coast), 7
Thursday, Sept. 16-at Bolsa Grande, 7
Friday, Sept. 24 at Westminster, 7
Thursday, Sept. 30 -at Western, 7
Friday, Oct. 8 -Brethren Christian (at Orange Coast), 7
Friday, Oct. 15 -Estancia* (at Orange Coast), 7-
Friday, Oct. 22 -University* (at Newport Harbor). 7
Thursday, Oct. 28 -La Quinta (at Newport Harbor), 7
Friday, Nov. 5 -at Laguna Beach*, 7
Friday, Nov. 12 • Corona del Mar* (at Newport Harbor), 7
*Denotes Pacific Coast League ~ame. _ '
Hulllger
YEAR-BY-YEAR
YHreo.d\
1960 -Don Burns
1961 -Don Burns
1962-Don Burns
1963-Dan Kimball
1964 -Dan Kimball
1965 -Neil Peek
1966-Neil Peek
1967 -Neil Peek
1968 -Neil Peek
1969 -Max Miller
1970 -~Miller
1971 -John Sweazy
1972 -John Sweazy
1973 -John Sweazy
1914 -Tom French
1975 -Tom French
1976 -Tom French
1977 -Tom French
1978-Tom Frern;h
1979-Tom French
1980-Tom French
1981 -Jim Hagey. John Camey 1982 -Jim Hagey, John Camey
1983 -Jim Hagey. John CAlrney
1984-Tom QaldW1n
Recorct
4-5
2-6
2·~1
1-8
0-9
3-5·1
2·1
4-4·1 3-6 •
2-7
N
1-8
().9
4.5
Hi
4-5
.. 8·2·1
36 .. 7-4
75
2·8
28
2-8 «
0-9·1
3·7 1985-Tom Baldwin
1986 -Tom Baldwin
1987 -Tom Baldwin
1988 -Tom Baldwin
1989 -Tom Baldwin
i990-Tom Baldwin
1991 -Tom Baldwin
1992 -Myron Miller
1993-Myron M1llC!r
1994 -Myron Mill r
1995 -Jerry Howell
()~~ s S-1
0-10
6-S
3.7 3.7
1996-Jerry Howell
1997 -Jerry Howell
1998 .. Jerry Howell
•••• ~3·2
7.3.1
• 46 ~s
10-2 s.s
•• Leag~ eo-<hampfons
"• • • Le~ue champions, OF ftnallsb
.. Wll1t to flf llams lo .... try and~ -pa,
bn wt1 NI h bal up h '!idlle ... •
Jeny ~II, Costa Mesa High football cc>ath
. 0o1i.,. Piloi 5
n
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
Newport Harbor
• One of the smallest to ever start in ~e Tars' backfield,
he became. (j)I!!L of the giants irr Sailors' athletic history.
0oN CAN'fRhll.
L •
O ne of the mosr HI
inspirational
players ever to play
Newport Harbor High football in
the early days was a youngster
who weighed 124-pounds,
soalong wet.
He arrived at a cntical hour
when the late Coach Wendell
Pickens could only count up 13
players on the 1941 varsity. Out
of desperation, Pickens went to
the Bee grtd team and called on
four of them to tum varsity. The
list indu,ded George Matoba, Ed.
Stephens, "Chili" Chaplin and a
124-pound scatback named
Johnny Ikeda.
The addition of the four Bees
made th€17-man
vjl.f'Sity made the team
one of Harbor's
smallest-ever grid
teams, if not the
smallest. but it
advanced to achieve a
each other "
Shock sl:n,lck the Harbor High
students m the spring of ••2
when its Japanese-Ametjcan , •
stud~nts, like Ikeda and Matoba.
and thetr families, were ordered
off to mtemmenl camps in the
western United States by ·
President Franklm D. Roosevelt.
None of the Japanese-•
Americans were guilty of any
illegal acts against their country,
the Uruted Stales, but the panic
of the times prevailed.
In tune. Ikeda would find a
release so he could 1010 the U.S
Army and serve his country.
A saddened Coach Pickens
made every effort to meet up
with Ikeda before he and his
family were taken away and
gav.e rum all the wisdom and
1 direction he could.
Ikeda said Picken,s'
compassion went deep
and held a solid place
for a Weti.me.
superb season. The
won-loss-tie record was
4-2-2, with th.e defense
shutting out five rivals.
Pickens )).ad
.\.
~ i,;·~ ~\
·Pnor to varsity
football, Ikeda had also
been an exceptional
athlete in other
miCldleweigbt sports,
such as basketball and
track and field.
The late Ikeda
made a last return to
Vl.Sit Harbor High dwing the ·
1989 25th gnd reunion and was
able to meet with old gridmates
hke Harold Sheflin and Ed
Stephens ooe last tune. After
the big war, Ikeda moved to
nothing but praise for
the lightweight Bee
teamers, who became a
solid force on the '41 outfit.
Johnny Ikeda
The club also featured big and
powerful Juniors like future ·
All-CIF fullback Harold Sheflin
and future All-CIF second-team
tackle Manuel Mu.ruZ, who
would lead the '42 Ta.rs to lhe
championship and into the small'
schools CIF Playoffs against
Boruta High.
Turo Q.(Jhe 'firs\> backfield
· handoff men were Ikeda and the
late st.af quarterback Vernon
Fitzpatrick, who lost his hfe tn
World War ll as a parachutiSt
over the Philippines in December
of 1944. He and Ikeda were
long-time friends.
A sharp observer among the
early gridders, blocking back Joe
Muniz, 1943-44 team, sa.id,
"Fitzpatrick and Ikeda were
about rup-and·tuck for guts with
San Diego and became a noted ·
-landscaper. .
Humor was still there with
Sheflin when he saw lke<Ja in
'89. He told a fnend, leaning
toward Ikeda, "He used to be
small." .l •
Ikeda sp.id the impression was
that he should ha_ye stayed small,,. .
but he would moke·it up next
time by weanng elevator shoes.
Johnny Ikeda, forever an icon
in Newport Harbor f:ligh lore,
and a member of the Daily
Pilot's Sports Hall of Fame,
celebratiJlg the oncoming
millennium.
·TENNIS
Davenport ,~ff on the right foot at U.S. Open
NEW YORK New York -Lindsay Davenport of Nf!wport Beach
took her first step in defending her U.S Open championship Tuesday
by defeating fellow American Conna Moranu, 6-0. 6-3, in the first
round of the hnal ma1or of the season. .~
Dav.enport won this event last year, becoming the first Amencan
to do so since Chris Evert won in 1982 .
· The 23-year-old appeared to be crwsmg along, WlDDing the first
• eight games of the match, until Morariu won three m a row to take a
3-2 lead m the second set.
Davenport rebounded to wm the next four garn~ to dose out the
match Her second-round match is . t for Thuf'.Way.
DEEP SEA
lUISDAY"S a>uNTS
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Le.igue alc ty as a JUJ\JOr, We1I also r.tarted eight
yam' und •r t-enter la.st tall. He completed 17 p s·
~ for 'i83 yards, but had more unpact with the bell
unrl~r h1 ctrm, ru hing for 568 yards and six touch·.
downs in 79 uines.
Semor ShdWl Ferryman, all-di.stnct at tight end
let.st l'•hOll, will move to receiver and is expected to
dl letti.t tlouhlc his 1998 totals of 15 recepti9.n.s for
2'.iA yard'l •
• Wf"tr, thfl I ading ground gainer returning, could
<;V(•nhtdlJy he dSked to help fill the void at running
• hdrk·tafl by lhP transter of All-ClF Division VI Jim·
my 1 tcrzog to Sunta Margarita. . ,
Mr1kmy m<•llers worse, would·be heir apparent
Nu k <"dlHro, who pi.eked up 29 yards irl an impres-
-,1v1.• VM'i1ty pldyotf debut after starring for the fresh ·
nwn last lc1ll, boltod lo Mater Dal.
Hnw1•1l 1s ('ntbused about 6-fool, 260-polmd
p1n10r lullhac.k Antony Grubis1ch, whom he said
"could 11<• '>JJC~Ctdl " Seruors Todd Duddridge and
PCL spnnt champ ion Greg Stew-
art ctre addiuonal backfield candJ-
OFOMSION
IX TOP 10
(prefeuon)
t Bonita
2 Brea Olinda
l . Cost.-Mesa
4 CdM
S Fullerton
· 6 R. Alamrtos
7 Santiago
8 W~tern
dates, but they boast a combirled
69 varsity rushlng yards and one
TD on JUSt 16 attempts coming irl.
Stewdrt,· m tact, sat out last sea-
son
Schepens
Stewart
9 Pacif1Ca
10 Vdlencla
Senior Eliseo Martinez, a Daily
Ptlot fi~t-team all-league and all·
ctis(nct gudrd, anchors a large and
ldirly Pxpenenced offensive line.
But ldst year's techniques
-blocking down from tight splits Zuniga
-won't hold much use this year,
• wlwn the new alignment will require lmt>me n to
111<11 k flHllf' 111 'iJ>tlCI'. •
"\\ .. don't htlv1• one• ~JUY who can carry the load like we did last
(, •• 11. 1111111111 ollt>Ost• cuukl l>e better." Howell said.
f lm"•v1•1 t11nuous thmg-. ..ippear offensively, the good news is, 1t
1 '''' 11111 1.1h.1-llldllY pmnts for Lhe Mustangs to win. · r. 1 rv111.in .uHI ull-chstnct returner Jason Rank.in highlight an expe·
r , 111 • d .111d l1·nt1rn)ui; lmebdclung corps which will' mclude Weu
< 1111111-.11 h wh11 ... tdrtPd us d sophomore tackle, provides a strong
l111md it11m 111 tlw tr11nt tour, though !us pldying time could be lessened
I , 11, '•11111111cl11I •· ctn ''nhdnced of tensive presence
rt11• !.1•c 01111.11\ \'• h1ch got dn Orange County 1ecord·lYUlQ 13 inter-
• ·pt 1111 11 .. m 'i•·n1or ( ornerbdck Ricky Mdrtln last season, will be mex-
111•w 111 .. 11 Hut I low1·U lwllf'ves the collection of athletes he and defen-
~ \I r (I lcltt•I 10111 Httld wn~dn choose rrom here. mcludmy special
Ii 1111 ~ t w1 J,,k,, < lt>Vt'l11nd, aU-d1stnct·baseball standout Josh Lit-
t , , d .• 11 •H \\ 111} P'111nr"t1, w1U not cause any sleepless rughts
111 \\••II .,1t•1•ps tu•llL•r lhl'Sl' ddys, dnyway, ever smce perennial pow-
1 r I .1 11111<1 11111' <11111 Alt ... o N1quel were stufted from the PCL to the Sed
\ I \ l.1 ti' !\JI'
Tlw11ql1 111•w PC'L foP C'orund de! Mar ~1gures to provide stiJ( com·
p1 11111111 :-..1 ..... , l"Hl" th1• ~1 ·<1 Kmgs as a ravonte to compete for thP
I• 111111 '1"'' 11. It< 1111111 .111 come clown lo d Mesa-C'dM showdown Nov
t 111 Iii•· 11·q1rl,ir "''''""'' hnclle dt Newport Harbor I hgh.
JI \\1• 1 c111 qt'! p11 ... t U111vers1ly and Estanaa, Game 10 rouJd he tor
1111 11111• I l11v.1 11-..11d
\!('"'' ..... v111•11'h ''on !ht! h•dgu e title as fresh.men dnd lust yec1r'c,
11111•>1 \111.,1!\ !:.v.'1•pl the\ PCL competition
\\ • t• • I ltk<' w1 · h11vf:! d chdnce to mold into d real good football
l•·i1111 .,,11d 1111\\l'll, wh11 hc1s seized the term ".unfinished husme!)s" as
11 th••111t• 1111 1111.., "''<1'-'>rl Tiw phra<;e adorns team T-shirts.
\\e• l•·ll l1k1• v.1· -.h111tld have won the PCL ldst year dnd rl1dn't."
H11w1 11 ... 11(1 ·Thi., )l'ctr, wP want to finish that' business."
Spqrts . Doily Pi~
Mesa linebackers back ID black
• Versatil~ Weir, Perryman and
Rankin anchor promising defense. ,, ~
6 flffi FAUl.KNfll
~Nol
COSTA MESA -SenlOf Davie w.lr is Coslt ~ Hlgh'1 walk·
lf\9 depth (hlrt
A ?~Mtrt>f(k wholTI COed\ >wry ttow.al COTIMdm tha
tHm' ~ re<ewer, he may lllO bf tl'le M~gs~.rnost tal-
ented b.tltum ier • • · ·
And thin Just one side of the bait.
Weir, who 1tarted 10 g11m.s at 9utslde linebacker 1s'1 sophQ.
more, shift~ to safety last fall, when Howett ~ed him to bf
th• quarterbtdc of the defens.. HQv./evef, chooslf\9 to shorten th• dlsttnce betw"n his toughest t.adclet and the bait, Howell
ind defen~lve <ootdlnator Tom 8aldwln hav. returned him to
outside 'bl(kfr thts season. · ·
Hf! also punted, retume<t punu 11nd was • frequent ted!.ler
on spe<lal teams Ian yell' and flgutl!i to do more of tbe lllM. ·cave has tti. 1tt1tude and WO<k ethk c<>ilChes drffm of.•
Howett said "He'1 tougher than hedl. he wAlnu to ~n and he
w1nu to lead this tHm fo •winning season ",
Whettwr th. Mustan9J can extend their school"1ecotd play
off strHlc to fOYr w.uons. ~r. will depend on hoW much
help w .. r can enlist from hli tnmmatei
Here's a positron by-position ~I( .n ttie ~"9S
QUARTEftaACK: Weir c.omplet~ 17 of S4 for 383 yards.with-
out an interception last fall and has staved off a d\llllenge from
Junior ,.~ Hulllgw. wtio guided the JuntOr var11t)' to en
8·2 record and ttle PKifoc Coast ~ague crown. •
Weir •lso rushed f0< 568 yards and Si>C touchdowns 1n 79 car·
des end was All·Newport·Mest District and All·PCl at tr" safe-
ty in '98 Ht has improved hts aerJ,lll acumen. according to How-
ell, who Wiii count on ham to boon pass-run balance In the new
pto set offen~. whl(h replaces a doubl•tight smashmouth
running scheme-"(Hulhger) Ii 1 step behind, but we'll probably play him a
quartet In w first game and maybe a half 1n the second, just
to make sure we're l'(lalcmg the right ch04ce "
Weir's versatility col,!ld also increase Hulhger's playing time,
should a nffd for Weir's servkes erise e~re. ·
Senror Josh U(tle, Who played as a freshman. but sat out the
• lait two YH 1', adds depth, as does sophomores Mlle•
Gaf'dlner and Andrew Sttidcland.
RUNNING BACKS: SenlOI' fullback Antony GNblJl<h. et
6 foot, 260 pound\ will ~Ip the Must.lngs win the battle
beiw.en the tmles and Howell believes he could •PPl'oadi
1,000 yard\. He started 11 games at defensive tackle as• sopho-
more, but will we most ofh1s action on offense this fall.
"W. came to the conclus10f\ titter the summer that we had to
d.Yelop more pla)'\ for hnn as a ballcarrltf," Howell said "He
has good balance. mobility he's in good cMdmon and he's
very nrong He'' a b19 ~ up the middle •
Todd ~ a 6--0, 190 pound senlOf, will see time at
fullbaO: and 1'111lfb.Kk and Howell admrts the latter may be
handltd by a committee including Gf"99 Stewart. CJ. Zuniga;
Alvin Nguyen and Edwin ~nei.
Duddrldg .. ~tarted nine games it OYtside linebacker as 1
1unic1r and 'Sclw .. pot duty at fllllback (13 carries fo1 S4 yards).
He'~ e slicer, accOl'd ng to Howell, who will rum to Stewan for
iPffd •
Stewart pla~ a\ a lreshman and \Ophomore, but concen·
trated on tradt and field as a JUnlOI', wmning tne PCl tltt. at
100 and 200 me\eii and f1ntsh1~ s1Kttt 1n CIF Southern Section
D1111sion Ill in the latter .
Zuniga. wtlo transferred in 1ust before fall p<actke Operled
from Pr~on High in Al'izorui, has 1mpreued in the early
going. He was a vaii1ty itarter last year as a sophomore
Nguyen, a junior, sparkled for the league Ghampk>n Junior
Vi11S1\y last sea\On, including one °' two 300-yard games,
according to Howell "He has good qu1cknest wortcs hard and
dOt'\n't make mistakes •
RECElllfRS: Shaun ~man. an all-district <lnd all-league
Ught end and a 6·foot·3, 200-pound thr~ senior, to
flanker, wh~re-Howell expects him to aitcn around "° ~
He had I 5 of the tellm's 26 rKeptlOf\S a yHr <tgo and gained
238 re<etV1ng yard\
little, an •all<11s1rict ba1ebalt player, as well. as 1unlor Louis
Oey, are t-anhng for the other starting receiver spot.
Oay and Ferryman (both 6-3 with good leaping abilrty) could
win the battle with sm.tller opponents for any ball In the air
St>niors Josh Oevehmd and O.Vld JINllM. 1unlor Robin
Stev.ns. as well as Strickland. could also tee playin~ u
ltlt M~ put 1 new tmphesii on the ~ game aft.r
,.,.,, of grinding tt out Of\ tti. ground •
nGNr em: s.tiiq(~ ,..._. (6-(), 190) tahs ~ foi
~. though flftyrMO could fine up htfe In 50l1'WI situ.
tk>M Franco YW time at saf~ lut wason and Hovvell likes his touv""'-. .
°"9lllW Uflll: Setllot left gu.<d 0..0 MwtlMa (S-10,
230), an •fkj1sttlc:t and all·lff9ue returner, and teniot right
i.dtle lltc eonn.ty (~2; 290) start~ all wason In '98
Maf\lnlz Is a fixture, but the new offensive scheme, whl<h
dem~ llnemen block In~. will force <:onnaty to shoW he
tan ldJust to finding mo\llng targetS, rather than the wall of ~enden foes used to throw et the dou~tight 1ttack.
Junior Luther Mttchell (S-8, 300) is the Jront·runner et the
other guard spot, whert-hls 1thletkism..vJlt1 serve him well In
the new sy,tem. He gained some seasonl1'9 on baths sldM oi
the ball as a sophomore
Junior 5clott ldMpeftl (S 10, 215) hat the starting nod at
<:9ntlf, Whefe he will be' tutored by last year's st.arter ,.J, Stanfl,
naw an 1ssi1t1nt coach • ·
• The other tackle IS an onvol"9 battle between UJHnd<om·
Ing Junior Ch#tJe AmDurgey (6-1, 240), senior lobby D~
(6-2, 260) and Junior W9yfte HeftMn (6-2, 260).
Dandy started fOYr games last setJOn, but will have io adJun .
to tha new scheme. Amburgey could le-ssen the logJl!M 1( he
assumes • prominent role on the dtfemive front.
Junlon .HNfrty c_,.... (6-3 210) and,. ... ""9ttoll (6-2,
250) will blcJc up at ~les. ~ >ostl ~ (5-10. 165) is an •
optlOfl •t cenw . •
Howett listed t..ef'llot .-.m.ndo Atof\NI (S-9, 200), as Well as
)union Daniel Hunter (5-9, 19S) and Dllnf'I)' Mwdikt.n (5-9,
23S) as b.tckup guards
OERNSM UHE: Grub1s1ch will lead a rotat10f\ at one tack•
le, along with Mardikiln, while Ambufgey ls being count~
upon to seltt the other tackle spot, 1<cording to H'owell
Oucldridoe. who started nine games at outside 'badc.4tf' and
two at yfety could shift to end, filling 1 Whole left when
retumi1'9 starter ftobert Hulllger elected during \f)l'ing prac·
tice to conc»ntrate on the discus and shot put.
Aronna Is expected to start at the other encl, where Gus
Sandoval earn~ alt-district and all-league laurels IMt s.ason
before greduatlng,
Mitchell, Connaty and Martinez could add support, pantcu·
larty in lhort·yardage situations. •we should be 1 little quic.lter and have more size than we
did last year.• Howell wld.
UNUACXEJllS: Ferryman Is physically Imposing and loves to
hit. whrle the smaller Jason Rankin (6-0, 190), an all·d1str1Ct perlor~ as 1 junlOf, has the proverblal nose for the ball at the
other lnsade·spot. They entered last season as question marks
but 11Khor what is easily the Mustang$' strongest posltt0n on
the field tMs fall
Weir. with 1 mal!ture of Fefryman's aggressi\teness and Rankin's
IT\Stincts, should be a force returning to the ouulde spot
Patrick Hulltglf 1s slated to start at the other Q\IUide spot, but
Howell said Ouddrl(fgt I\ another option, especially 1f Hut· l~r ends up playing much at quarterback. •
Howett likes ciewn 1nst1ncu as an inside backup, while
Edwin Martinez, Oeveland and Nguyen provide quality depth
outside
liunter and Strickland are alM> in the picfiire
As usual, Baldwin will employ an attacking style, which usu-
ally 111~ one or more of the ftont eight to go unblocked to
the ball
SECONOAln': Howell end Baldwin will juggle 11hletes un\11
they find tha right mui. bvt Cleveland, Little and Franco figure
to fall so~ere 1t the top
Howell 'Sc11d Stewart. Stevens, Jenkins and Stndcland could
also emerge, bvt he Is confident whoe~r fines up' behind the
front eight can handle toverage respons1b1lit1es.
Cleveland and Franco are known q1,11nt1t1es in terms of run
support, white the others will need to dl$play a w1lhngness to
be physical, Howell said. '
KICKING ~:·Junior wfs Av•lot boot~ a .W yard field
goat and converted 31 of 35 PAT attempu en route to <'111-dls-
tnct honors • year ago He wlll be backed up by Irwin S.lu.
Jenk1m assumes the punting chores from Weir and Ferryman
could also lend his strong leg to m. plact-k1c:k1ng or punting
aiuse, If nffd bt •
~I hope Stewart and'or Striddand an handle retum
dutJes. thougtl U-...w~ Wtir Is a prOllen ~e policy •
Sdlepens and Strlc1tland are the l~ppers, wtltle Weir is
the plac.Hlck holder, badled up by Hull1g9r.
PllMI llMI
No. 1'11~. l)Ot. ht. wt., d stltlJs
2 CJ.~ fl8-0£. 5-10, 185, Jr Atlzona tranffer
3 1bdd Dud*tdgl. F8 OLI OE, &-0, 1~. St. "98 st.me<
4 9r)a~ WR-08. S 11, 155,.SO Up from frosh
6 Mw'co "'*"--T£-OE, s 10, 145, So Up from frosh s ~ca.diner, 011 DB. 6-2, 155, So Up from frosh
7 wt. Al(lllol. Pl<·DE, S 6, 1~. Jr '98 •II-district a ,.,.._, llltddMll& QB l.8, S.10. 1 IO, So Up from frOih
10 o.w WW. OB-OLB, 6--0, 185, St '98 all·league
1 l ,..tridl Hull~. OB l.8, &-0, 175, Jr • '98 letterman
12 JUOft ._.,.,"' ILB TE, 6·0, 1~. Sr, '98 all·league
14 Irwin Sela" RB-OB· PK, S.S, 125, So Newciomer •
19 Justin Doone, WR OB, 5 7, 145, Jr Up from JY
20 G~ Sttwwt. RB 011, 5·7, 150, Sr Sat out '98
21 9allby~ RB Ol8. S-5, 120 5o. Newcomer
23 Edwin Mwtioa. RB·OLll, S.7, 170, Sr, '98 letterrnin
14 C.. ~ 118-0LB, 5 6, 130, SO Up from frosh 4
26 ftobln St.vent, WR-08, S-7, 140. Jr Sat out '98
28 Mhet' IWNk.&en, RB·Oll·DE, S-9, lSO, Jr Up from N
30 AMn Nguyen. RB·Ol8, S-8, 155, Jr Up from JV
31 Mike McGuire, RB·DB, 5-6,,130, So Up from frosh
32 Jolh Uttte, WR 08, S·9. 165, Sr Sat out '98
33 .W.e ~RB LB, S·7, 132, So Up from frosh•
l4 ~Stridct.nd. WR·08, 5.9, 140, Jr, Newcomer
36 JMe CllY.i.nd.. WR·DB, 5-9, l4S, Sr '98 starter
40 Id RojM. OU.I, S-9, 140, Jr '98 letterman
41 Luts MUnlr. F8·DE. 5-7. 175, 5~ 5at'Olh '98
42 Jordan Prinzi. WR OB, 5-6, \SO, So Up from frosh
43 Wiiiy Fr•nco, TE·OB, 6-0, 190, Sr '98 letterman
44 Shila'\ fenyTMr\ WR·ILB, 6-3, 200, Sr '98 aH·league
SO Ken lun. OL-Dt 5-9, 150, So Up from frosh
51 Josh Clever. C LB, S·10, 16S, Jr '98 letteimao
S2 JffJJe ll"rke. C·UI, 5·11, 156, So Up from frO'sh
S3 ludo Rodriguer. COE, 5-5, 165, So Up from frosh_:_
S4 Erk Connaty, OT·PT. 6·2, 290, Sr '98 starter
55 Edullrdo Monno, C·DT, 5-6, 190, So Up flom frosta-.
56 Stott SChepent. C DE, 5 I 0, 215, Jr '98 lettermarr-
57 Dentel Hunter. G OE. 5·9, 195, ll. 98 lettereman
62 Eliseo Martlner. G OT, s-10. 230, Sr. '98 alf-dlstr1ct
63 °'°'4g ~ Ol·OE. S-4, 150, So Up from frosh
65 Bobby Dandy, OT OT, 6 2, 260;'"Sr • '98 starter .
66 Fernando AronM. G·DE, S.9. 200, Sr '98 letterman
67 8enedldt D•vld.. FB DE, S·5, 160, So. Up from frosh
68 'aul Mattox, OL DL. 6-2, 250, Jr Up from JV
70 Clrios A~ OLDE, S·lO, 165, So. Up from frosh
71 Vlctcw Mu~ Ol-OT, 5 9, 240, So Up from frosb
74 Luther Mltc:hell, G OT, 5·8, 300, Jr '98 starter
7S "obert M<QUMn. OT·DT; 6-2, 220, So. Newcomer::
76 W•yne .._Men. OT·OT. 6-2. 260, Jr. ' Up from J\J-
77 .Hnmy Coop«, Ol DE. 6 3 210, Jr Up from JV
78 Danny Mel'dlklln. G OT, S·9, 235 Jr. '98 letterman
79 John Wald. Ol OL·OLB, 5 n, 170, Sf Newcomer
80 Nldlln 1a1Mt WR-O&-Ol.B. S-7, 1 h. So Up from frostl
81 Louis ~y. WR 08 0LB;6·3, 170 Jr '98 letterman •
B2 Otvtd Jenkins. WR·DB, 6-0, 1_70. Sr Newcomer
83 Malvln uu. Ol OL. s 11, 170. II NewcOITief
84 Aodrigo ~TE.OE, 5-10. 145 So Up trom frosh
86 Al:nlwn AgapW\ C·DE 6-0 155, So VP Jrom frosh
88 owtilt~. OT-OT, 6·1, l-10 Jr '.98 lenerman
B9 Tony Ashcroft. lf LB, 6 I, 160, Jr Up from N ~ 90 JOM Valle, OMS, 5 10. 165 So • N@w<.OIY'er
92 Antony Gnablslc.h. FB OT, 6 0, 260, Jr. '98 starttt
.
1998 ... the on(~ that got away
Cona M• sa A l1~al iun1m11h0t'\ of the 1998 Costa M-
Hlgh footb11ll w '~n would 1ndude 11 rathtor sizable cha11t.lble
deduction. 11<co•d1ng to Coa<h Jerry Howtll .
·we IX'heve we 911vt> dWay the Pacific Coast League title,•
Howell ~·d ol t111wa1111g. Nro1 pl.1ugued leaque losses to Ur\I
ver~ty ancl Aliso Niguel
A 30·7 \t'tba<k ~ Laguna Htlls was la1er 01111rturned by tor•
fe1t. 1llow1og th~tJ\t.lng' to claim the teague't third place
playoff b<>rth and ext11nd theo.r st1ealo. of consecutive postseason
appearanCll$ lO o1 Khool bt\t thrtt years
But a 53 35 CIF Southern SCC11on D1v~1on Vt tint round loi.s to
No. 2·St'edl'd lrvrne lrnaltled M~ s re<.ord at 6-S and left.a
ser1ouJ hunger for mo1e th1i foilll. -~
· Bat.k·to-b.K~ ~u u1 Vktorlcs Olltr Anahe•rn and crou-~n
rtval Estaooa wh1<h Mew outscored by a combined 82 po1nu..
prQVi<Jed the l\igh watt'( mark
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IRVINE CAMPUS
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CONCRETE. CURTAIN
WALlJWINOOWS/
GLAZING SYSTEM,
iLECTRICAL, FIRE
PROTECTION
ENGINEERING (FIRE
SUPPRESSION/
SPRINKLERS), HVAC
(WET & ORY),
LABORATORY
CASEWORK &
COUNTERTOPS ANO
PLUMBING
SUBCONTRACTOR
PREOUALIFICATION
STATEMENTS
FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF UCI
NATURAL SCIENCES
UNIT 1
PROJECT NO. 991055
AUGUST, 199P
NOTICE-IS liEREOt GIVEN 1 ..J SuUCOf\Hll~or
Pre11ua I fill n Stat"• ments ror Con 1e1u Cu• taln wo1~w no w Grar ng
System E o t11c1tl Full
Prol(!CllOn E1111 nl!t11trlg
(F re Sup1 r1>ss1on
Sp1wlc.le1a) HVAC (Wei &
Diy), latiora1my Cas""""'~~' & Coonrenops <1nd P uin°"' Ing Coorracto~ will bt-Ill
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CES UNIT t, PROJECT
NO. 991055.
All Cnncrf'lt Cunorn W ,ill/W1ndows/Gla11no
Sysrem Electncal Fue
Pro1ar11on Eng1ne1Jrang
(f'rre Suppres11on1
Spnnklerst HVAC tWal &
Oryl, Lttl><'1a1ory Casework
& Countenops and P1U11tb
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sllUlloOl'I St1rv s LJnlvltf•
.Sty ol Cllldorrua !Nine, 3500 D rkltity Place.
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P.-l'!OUALIFICATION
STATl!M HT:.J~1!f OF TRAD£). HAlUHAL
NCH UNrT 1." D NP Of!
PltOJ!C1'
Tl'le proposed Narural
Sc10nc~ Unil 1 Is 1he l11st
1Jl•JM! of ane wes11m re-
st>a rch sec1or for Iha
Scnool ol BIOk>Ooc;al Scten· ces al IM UC"I Campus
Tf111 l>'Ofect will consist ol a
11'.I 000 SF. four SIOfy
tiu11d1ng sp111 mlo lwo
w1n1,1s 8 labor11ory wing
an<f a Cl8SSrU<imJ0111Ce w1n11 The pro111c1ed Con
la~I l 1me tor the project 1s approw1ma1ely twenly·slx (26) monlhs
The site lor the Natulllll
c-.c1ences UOll 1, Is ganer·
.illy llat and currenlly ac c:ommoda1es s pa/1dng lot
Tho sne his a 111gh1 alope
10 ttie norm end'" surface
d1111ns S11a development
will 1>e hm1ted to ane 1m
medial• YIClnilY ot tl'I&
b1J1kl1ng Wiii\ lhe ma1 building enrry plan on lhe easl lacade off lhe
campus pe<Jesinan nng mal and service access
hom the well
The thrtte upper llOOl'S
Wiil be vary s1m11a r 1n use and conllgure11on Eacti
"' I t«tta in an oe>en labor.I· 1ory su•te • dassroomlol · I c con111anc:e wmg Ind ormeral bullclmg suppon
TM 11001at01Y space 1~
.:lesignatad es an H·8 oc· cupancy w111'1 lhe re•
ma1nde1 ol the Dulld•ng
bOtng B oco.rpancy The
mecha111ca1 space terving
ttl8 laboratory wing Is lo·
catld on lhe ground lloor south ol the laboratory tuilo In addition lhe lower
level lab wing accom·
moda1es an NMA lab. open labo11toiy 1ul1e 11nd the
laboralory 11rumblng and
electrlcal 1ooms The mo
chanical apace Hrving lhe
CllHroomlolfice Wi"ll 11 lo-
caled Of\ lhe north side ot
111• grouoo floor and will have I tvnriel COf\ne(ltOn
to Iha e•1•bng ctnopus u111 11y 1unnt11
Thi labo1810l"f IU tea 111
ba&ed oo a twO·way 22 x 22' 1ll\Jdvr1I gnd
W1Ul • 22' • 11' leb01110ty
modu'a The aitve;ture wilt
~ .. ~, I pour1K1 In plac.e nat llati.'dloP 119ne1,1y11em
0t a pourlld In plaoa 1>9n jOlll sya-tem The lal>Of9•
loty IU\llt a1e errv\llOned
at large open ams t\At· able lbf IN lle•ibll plan• ~ ano llvout oe tabor•· IOti and IUJ>PO't 11,.H
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cDtfld Wllhlr'I the illltrior
torutl, wtlh b banctlet e•I~ OUI to lhe oorttl and , IOUll'I Me<.l'lenlClll
IUf>ply la prOYfde<f ltlrouQl'I vertlClll n it In the rnttfi>r
100. oUflt lllbOtllOrY. w1t11 eilhalJSI exiting trle •~It In
tlvtlt1 At I •~l•rloi' w lit
Th• t xterlot of ll'Jt 00110· too wilt oonslll ol • lntegr al
cOIOtld Qltt ln·f>laOG (Ori
mi1ot11 ~nel IYP« ~
1ystinn •UtU>tNO CONSTRUC-TION COIT HTIMA l\::
1».000.000 00 COHeAEn COIT l!ITl-
MATE: laJI00,000.00 c:u.-TAIN WALUWIN•
DOW fOLAllNO avs.
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STATEMEN~ Of
ABAlllDONMEHT OF
USE OF FtCTITlOUS
BUSINESS 1NAME
The folluwlng ~11onj1)
hM (havt) •bialldC:ifitld ti
use ol thfl hctlHoot bUSI
fltU n11me LUCKV PL.ACCl AESTAURANl,
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1121M• • 1 he F!ClllOUt 8""""' namt1 tettff9d 10 lllOVe
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ducted CXJ-~l'j
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w•lh the County Ctcr1t 01
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f 1ss OBITUARIES I
DINSMOOR
Kathryn C Dlnamoor, in
Newton MA Au9 18, 1999
Ka t h ryn (C o l e)
Drnamoor. A memorial
service wlll be held
Sundey Sept 5 •t 11am In
the Community Church,
Congregational, 611
Hehotroe Ave Corona Del
Mar. Mra Dlnamoot a htr
late husband Attorney A
Hale Dlnamoor, were
longllm• realdenta of
AltAldena and In rallre-
ment realded in Corona
def Mer. Thay were 1110
active members of tM
Flrat Ma1hochat Church In
P111dena.
RONEY
Madeline Sandbecli. Roney
In ~eu of flower:;, th•;
1am1ly requests donatiQI])
1n Madehnt!'s name 'Iilr
made to the Amencati
Cancer Sooety.
HUSBAND
. ~ E Husband MO.': pa~ed •~av Frdki ALIUUI\
'1.7 19f.i'l at UCL A MedlQI
Center ~e to nean la~~~:'.11 Born In Kansas. ll!! 111...,...
ated hom USC and attended,
I USC Meclcal School He wa • eltcied ta Alpha C>mega AlpN1
1n his Jul\IOt yea.is etecled to '
Pt• Kappa Phi Honorary Soc1· •
ely and gra<).lat&d 'ecood in his class Ha interned at Ptile•
00Jpl)a Genallil liospital 'Ind 1 ·
c;omplelod his r8Sldency •I &..al ·
Angeles County Hospital °' . HusbarlC) practiced 1111atnlr ~Ill Newpon Beacr!Jlt• 35 y 115 and was on Ille f.1aft
t Hoag Memonal HoqJ&l.al , •
Me rs SUMV&d by .. s SOI':
Cu1'4 O.,Orge ~. ~.
son Enc Leaar hiS ~ SaralO MacG1ego· and hii
ft1a1Y; loy II tnenck.
Funeral IOMtt5 v.lll be I 08
pm Frida,., Sefll~ 3,
1999 at Pacific Vaew Monuaiy Ct • 3500 Pacit.: Vf11¥1 Or
Nt""l>O'I Beal'.h CA , In ~ ot llOv.&1• doNl\tOl'IJ to Hoeg M•.lfTtOtial HO$pltalSQ.
Club may be ..,. .
I
80. hompmaker. of New·
pon Beacfi, CA Sile was
,hom JUiy 10, 1919 In
Ph1ladelph1a, PA and lf"""--L•OCAL-..__,...,,.
passed away August 26.
1999 sho 1s 1urv1voo by M01-. .....
her husband of 56 yqara. I U IUllU David M ~oney, J1, sons, l,__.._ _____ -t
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51r•t. Suite A, Newpotl 18e8Ch, California 82660 • Thlt busineu \1 con·
ducted ~ 1 general
peltn81$hlp The registrant com· menced to transact bu&i· nen under the fictitious
name or n1me1 listed
aoov. on 312'4/90
• Dennis HUI • llltt atatement waa hied
with the <Minty Clerk ol
"Ofllnge Coun~ on 8·19·99
: 1"9U02171 DailY Piiot 6ept 1, I, 15,
22. 1IJ99 W559
Node• of •
1wallabU1ty of
Annual Report
• Purluant to the Section
6104(d) of the Internal
A ..... nue Code, notice ii
hereby given !hat !he an· ~ report lor the llSC81 year 1998 of the· Flour
Foundation, 1 private loon·
datiOn, Is evallable at Ill•
Foundation'• pnnapal ol·
flee lof ~ dlJMg
regular business houri
lrom 9·001 m to 6 00 p.m.
by ttry otlz.en whO re· quett• It Within '80 days
alter the date ol this pubM·
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r--1 1 Ml.IC.._. 11-llOl'ICB 11 ... IUC NOTIC£S 1 1 PUllJC NOTICES 1 i PUBUC NOTICIB • 1 ~= lourtdlltton'• pr1nci ::~c~~ :2~ THE PETITION reqvms letters as PfOVld9Ct 1n ..,ro-Tt11s business 11 con-tiave Yoll illned 001nQ ~oltlot la IOC8ted at • Thi ,:._, ~-aullOflty IO administer Iha bate COde '8CliOll 9100 duct J by a gcnetal b1bir1ea1 yet? Yesi .V.1~
E • ...-neu ,. oon· •.ial• undeJ the ln<Mpend· Trie urne lof ll!lnO aa1ms paltne1$hlp Otu'~r E. ~
FJK ~~..;,Dr~~ ~.ed by an~~ eOI Admlnistrai.on of E1 will .not ~"• beforo lour • Have you u.1noo oomg tnc , Chrla1ophef e.
11265&.2906 ' busln vt ~ Jlar1 ~.. tatu Ad (Thi. Auttionty months trom tt hcanng l>uslness yQr? No H0b$0l\ p T eu ye No wiU alow !tit pe!SOf\81 rep· date noticed above etion Oftra J • Sllltemont
lhe ~~1 :~~!:: e._~ro Berry I""'" r ... ntaove to i.t.e many YOO MA V EXAMINE"lhe Thia tatcment was toled v. ttt the County n. QI wt .. _ statemeni wu _, •actlona WllhQut obtaining 111e kept by the court tfy<Jlt w th tt County Clctlt. OI Ora Counry oo 7·26-&t
N {'st;r· l1tlm 0 ~ lhe COunty Cieri< ol court approv11 Belo1t ar• 11 person lnteresled In 0'1lnge County oo M2·99 1999M00297
• ' ne v.lflgeCounty-on lM3fi taking certain very lmpor· the. astata, you may I UJtte79"91 D !ly Pilol AW 11, HI Enttrprt&e Dnvt, Ste F3K, 1tetM02t28 tant ecuons, however. J,h• w th Ult coun a ReQUMt for oa ty. PlloC AuD It, 18, 25 .Sept 1. 1911~ WS34 :111o ~o, .Cahlorn11 Dailv Pilot Aug 25, s.c>t personal rapra.antaltvt Special Notlc:e tlorm 25. Sept 1. 1990 W54t P~~ ..... Ne ,, a._..... 1, 8. f 5, 1999 W550 y,11be 111qwed 10 gt\ie no-OE•l5") o1 ttie hi ng o1 an Flctltloua Bualnell Fictitious 8us1ne1a
...,....._ wpo ~· BSC 8693 uoa to 1o1ere1t99 persona 1nvent01Y and wa1sal ot S Name Statement Colta Mesa Daily Piiot NOTICE OF PETITION unleas thty ha11e waivtd as111e assets or ol any Name tatement Th loll<>wlng persons
September 1, 1999 TO ADMINISTER nouc. °' conaenied lo 11\e pel•l•OO or account as The tollow111g P8'50llS are dolno bUS1oess as _______ w_se~o proposed action ) The in-pr<Wided in Probate Code are d0tno ~1Msa at EmegineMed 1. 2030 Ma111
Flctltloua Bualnffs ' ESTATE OF: dependent adm1n wation aec;ttoo 1250 A Request Aloha Baby. 336 Cebflllo Streel 511111 1300. tMne,
Name Statement JOHN CHESTER aulhOnty w;M be graotoo lor Special Notice l0<m Is St UM C, Costa Mesa., CaltlotrV. g2614 Tht follow""' pel'IOl\S HACKER, aka unleat an 1ntere11ed per· available lrom the court Cftlilornia 92627 Matthew Davidson, 2030
"'1' JOHN C. HACKER eon htea an objection Ip lhe clerk Kristian Rune• Formtc:a, Mein Stiff!, Sutte 1300, 118 d<>ln9, buaineH as CASE NO A198621 pettUon and fhowl gOOd Attorney tor the 336 Cabnllo SI Unit C, \rVrne, ca11torn1a 92814
:lt'&A. ~:Ji,A~~r Bl • To all h~lrs ben fl cause why the coutt s~ld Petltlontr: Cos1a Mesa, Cahtorn1a This bus1nen II con·
clarl dll ' '1• ·not oran11he au1h0n1y JAMES G. HAAKER, 92627 ducted by· an lnd1vldua1 Costa Mesa, C.lllomla es, ere ora, con A HEAAINO the 11 ESQ (CSB• 745521 This bus1n4lss is con· Have you stalled dOing 9~~1da Cruz Garza, 2299 ~&nl~ed11ors, ~::r· Uon will bo held~n pe ·. ATTORNEY AT LAW ducted by an Individual business yet? No
O fountain Way E., Costa be inlereste~ tl'le will: SEPTEMBER 30. 1999 81 15~7 E. FOORTH ST., Have YO\J ~l~r1ed doing Matthew Davidson
Mesa, Celllomla 92627 851818 or both of· 1 45 pm In Oep1. lfl3 SA~TA ANA, t;A business yet o This sta1emen1 was fried
JOHN.CHESTER located at 311 Tl'le City 92701·5116 Kris A Formica with the County Clerk of d~::i bbusly a~l~~u;r;i· HACKER ka Dnve South. Orange. CA PubUshed Newport Beach· This statement w11s l1ted Orange County on 8·2·99
JOHN c •,:ACl<ER 92868 Costa Mesa Daily PllOI with tile COUflty Cterk ol 1999$801063
Have you atatted cloinq A PeTITION FOR PRO. IF YOU OBJECT to tht Avoust 30, Septemoor 1. 6. Oran _County 6o 8·91·7799 . Da•y Pilot Sept 1 8 15. ~= t~~ ~ BATE has been ftled by 9rant1ngofthepelttion, you 1999 0 P~ ~~ 1: '22. 1999 W559 ·
Thll stalement was filed KELLY A HACKER in the should appear at tna twtar· MW6l0 25 ~pt 11 1 19~ WS33 "oJ Campolongo
.... """' "' nt.{."<Minty ol ORANGE ii~s or hie writien ob • c ous us1ness FlctitJous Butlness Ste. 2" .. -.....-., With .... r~·nty Cle ... ol Su""'nor Court of Celtlor· 1""' and state ""''r obec· Fl tltl B · ' • 13 22 N....,.ort Ave
Orange Coun~ on 8·121~~ THE PETITIQN FOR t1<>ns with the court be ore Name Statement Name Statement T I .,..CA 92780 !"96802 PROBATE requests that the l'leanng Your ap· The IOCtowing~ persons Tne lollowong perr.Dl\S ust n, ~~~·~. ~~:~g 1~~ KELLY A HACKER be ap· peerance may be Jn perton are dOing business as are dOlfl9 bus•oor.s as (714) 832-7727
pointed as personal repre· or by your attorney. LUCKY PLACE AES· Franklin Ftnonc1al ATTORNEY FOR
F ctltloua Buslne11 seolative 10 admanister the IF YQ\j ARE A CREDI· TAURANT. 9862 WeS1· Escrow Division. judgement creditor
Name Statement esui.te ol lhe decedent TOR °' oontiogtnt creditor m11'1Ster, Garoan Grove. 3242 Ea:ot Coast Highway, Orange County Supe--
The following persons THE PETITION request• o1 the deeeasad you must CaMornia 928"4 Corona Del Mar, CA 9262S rlor Court, Central
ara dolno bu$1ne1s as the deeedent'1 Wia and f•le your darm with the Anh Lan Ngvyen 8902 ChnslOf>her E Hobson, DMslon INNO~ ATI VE TOOL oodlcils, ti any, be admitted coun and maU a C09Y to the Brooke Ave· Westm.nster, Inc. (CA), 3242 Eaat CoaSI PLAINTIFF:
SALES, 329 West Cemtos to probate. The Wlll and personal representative Califomla 92683 Highway. Corona Del Mar, Marcos Morales Luna Ave., Anaheim. Cahlomia any cochcrls are available 1ppolnte(j by the COU'1 Dara Chen, 8902 Brooke CA 92625
112805 tor examinaoon 1n the IJe w11h1n lour months rrorn the Ave . Westrmnster Cehlor· This buStMSS Is c:cn· DEFENDANT:
Richard s Berry, 329 kept tne court date ot the Urst iuuanai ot nia 92683 ducted by· a oorporauon Cotta Jane 'Moser
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5 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE BALBOA PENN
tOPEH SUN 11-3
2·Story OuplH new carpets, PM1I. ~ coverings steps
to beach. V\otW cl bay Good
COnd $895 000 Cash 10 loan
Halarl8 Joy. "? 949~73-3663
1 HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR
PEEK·A·BOO OCEAN VIEW
SBA 38A Access to prtvatt
gated beach. large laMscaped
yard, tn perteCI C(Jnd $679,000
Olllne!ISroket 949-645-1256
iiDRM, $6t5,000
ElCELLENT CONOlllON
STOHERIOGE 94N&G-9700
AGENT.
10 HOOsEslcoHoos FOR SALE COSTA MESA
•E SIDE AXER•
atir, lba R·2 lot, $160,000
Call Rutty Guinther Ag!.
• '4t-Jt0.Ml2 a11
, BANOONED BNeh eon1ge
S39t,800 38R 2BA
AGENT a..1n.a120
FA0HT ROW BEACH
PRIME COONER AXER
HSO,o6o. AGT nw120
8Ucii LMHQ AT ITS BEST
38dnn 2Bdl, large up5lall$
lanlllly room Pn&tne cotlll)I at
$765.000 To View, cal Agal'C
!MHT3-38911.
JUST LISTEDll
BEST PRICED
OCUNFRONT
DUPLEX
$1,249,000
BALBOA NEWPORT
REALTY
Mt-723-4494
65 lOTSILAND FOR SALE
ARIZONA. NO. WEST AREA 40 ACR(S, $495.00 Ptt Acr.
Water. ElectflClly, Road
Vl8WS, Ftnancng To ArrfOM
94H4<>-8473
80 COMM/RETAIL ,
JINDUST SALE
PENINJ 500 SF OFFICE, Commetclal Of rl!ll811 2 + 1
parlong, AJC, 105. 15lh St
949·675·2660
109 APTS CORONA DEL MAR
Stl.lcllo. Qui.t, new c.vpel.
nM1 OC.91, pri'llle gllt, no
S*e. sses .. utll'•, ,,,,,, srns
94M72-7132
()pan Hse Sit 0-3, 419
Polt!Mltaa Ave. Bch Cott999
281 IBa 2 blks to bch $1~ mo (lnddS 1ill$ T sat IV), Cal lof
appt. Gordon 949-673-7350
•THE•
SHORES APTS
1 & 2BR TOWNHOME&
Starting at $1095/mo
MOl1lh 10 Monll ltese We
a1e a pet commuRly 6
bloeks lrom beach
949-644•261 I
110 APTS COSTA MESA
E SIDE Colt1 Men
OPEN SAT·SUN 11-3
1 • 3bf, --· frole, balcony, 9•~ $et·
ting, pool. $12541250
•111.Mo Special $625
.. $500 cMposll
Mgr on premlMe
2043a Senta An• An
Th• Renter Ctnltr •
714-141.$203
Cl&ulfted •
M2-M78
132 APTS
NEWPORT BEACH
.
1.32 APTS NEWPORT BEACH
l'N M · I.;:
ewport • arma
Apartmenb
Bo)fnm1 .-omm1mitv
\\ilh pnvati-btoarh
\: marina W.1lk lo
B.1lhoa l11land
Larg" 2UR/2B \
from
$2050
Woor.:l lmm1 n~
fi rt•pl11t•t• & 1m v11te
I !ii•llUKI',
I Sorry. fl(l pc.·tA. l Plen11e n ils
(949) 760--0919 . ~ .. __ ,,
2Br 2Ba on Baca bay, ,,_,
2c 11111~ w/openaf, all
emenltlea, Avail A119 15.
$t55Wo., IOMtW130
•VERSAtllh tt~lo Cutt • cleen, gtOW\CI
floof unll., l!gt\I color ~· t'lltlloo'"*'"'-'-$715 + tp c~':J. t.n. 1103 ~ s-n13
' 154 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT BALBOA ISUNO . '
Llttlt 81100. l1land HOllM 3br 21>1 lltlcll palto, garage,
$2500'm0 Yaa;J Nor 94M "'39
. 155 HOUSESICOHOOS
FOR RENT B_ALBOA P£HN
Sanitized, Sttps to Budl,
OC01n !MW, fNlfbla & tllltle 3•2den •2+1 • Udlo
714 390-3308 / 849·363-1506
FIND
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through classlned
132 APTS
NEWPORT. BEACH
.
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FAIRW,AY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON •
CATE> COMMUNITY BY FASHION JSLA.ND
Beautiful trw-llned a1rMta arid golf OOUrM
views. Enjoy C8IWfrM livlng In your large
1, 2 or 3 BR ap9ltment home!
• l'#c>-car gerllQ8
• WWttt/dtr/fiT ho«Mwpe
• F~ (Wo<xt & QM)
• Nt oondltlonlng
• Wet blr In 2 end 3 QA
• 11.eeoto 13,100
• Sony. no peta.
,,... cal (949) 944-oeot
Anolher &au Comnunlty
159 HOUSES/CO • FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR
•FUAN' Oe11gner s 2!>f 2b1
condo, pool, spa. w1lk 10 all,
Indoor g11. $1975/mo JM. . !M~ 760-3187
"SPECTACULAR OCEAN" VIEW 2bf 2ba den, remod,
l •c, pools, ttnnlt,
94~75i-7059
1e:11ea, $1100/Mo
Wtr), OIW, 1ncld• utlt ;,
Ten Eyck R.E.
849..:181).9492 •
AREA RENTAL SPECIALIST
•CHRIS EOWAA.OS•
Flrat E111tn Proptrtlet
149·319·9209 Anytime
160 HOUSES/CONDOS
FOR RENT COSTA MESA
GREYS TONE 381 2 58a, 2~ T~M n dbl car eleclnc gar
w,ll Ilk-~ 13009, Sl&roMo
ll 10 Ttiunn Avt (VIClona.
Nev.pol1 Bl'id ) !M~-63 H622
172 HOUSESICOM>OS FOR RENT IRVJNE
T\IRTI.E ROCK, greac view,
~ leYel. 2t>r Clel1, "1ba -2 cat anached gar. lrplc, WIO
Ing $2200mo 949 8Stt.a339
182 HOUSES/CONDOS
FOR RENT NEWPORT BEA.CH
. "Vilia Balboa. 2 rnslr bfS Buea
condo. steps to beh.'halbor Al~
resort amen. W/O Ing $1850
Aw1ll 10-1 ' 714·964-7222
COMPlETEL'i REMODI
1BR 1BA StOOO(M().
W1yn. or Charitne 0 . REMA)( 714.795.9594 or
94g..no-13s1
ON THE GOLF COURSE
Ollted commty. 281 -Den fum'urlum. Jllnl cond yearly
$4SOO.mo S.9-725·5126 AgC
OCEANFRONT
ANO.OCEAN CLOSE
1.fkfrm lhrv 5-Bdrm
St00.·$4000 .
Blu t4M42-3450
Ne1r u,r;n;;, Pattc
!)Bf 28ul..,..,. room. 1 year le~ no pau, $2300/MQ .. sec
8411· 723-06l5
:lBr 281 Ocean • 81y
Panoramic View Condo • '
li'lslde lndfY, gar. wall to oce·an $2 200/mo Agt 949-561 3700
Bttch konlagt, DUPLEX s. .. hor• Or. fully tum 2br
21>1 duplar II mo winter
ttnlll $14boimo wkd•Y•
11M4S.7984 MM45..o6112
183 tt<>USESICONDOS ~RENT
NEWPORT COAST •
204 RENTALS.
TO SHARE
208 OFFlCES
FOR RENT/LEASE
Co•ll M•H 1m1U Otllet •.PIC• to r•nl. Slarting 11
$1504300 Incl 111 ulll. N11r
OCC, nlC9 q111-t Joe Lo•• ot
p11king. 714·54th36"
1212 STORAGE I
RHINO STEEL BUILDINGS
60tl00\14 tor $16950 Pre
eng•neert<! steel buttding!t •Color wa!ls Smlar 5aVlllgS a»
sizes 1·1188·320·7466
(CAL'SCAN)
1~A~EHTS1
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30 Iba In 30 d1ysll
30 dey money back
guarantM
Toll Fr" 888-200·8905
I 402LOST & FOUND I
Found bike ~ July, Vtcini!y of Santa Alra H~s Newporl
Beach Call & ldenllty
949-4 76-2800 exl 2S2
Found Cal Aug 19th wi.18 wi grey li08f ma1 lurlg/> nf8d'1on9
hatr. Vfci111ty ol Dover Silo!•
al Gale•v 01 949~2-7021
412 CEMETERY
' LOTS
2 lol• fOf 1111 at Pec1llc Vltw
(Lake aide trH), S&OOO lot
bo1h. c.n btt-n 1-'pm
949-54M063
440 MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
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AnliQl,leS ,.Qualily lumltllre ono piece °' V\ltlOle l!Olr'..oflAn
NEID CASH?
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Antiques
Books
Collectibles 1
Paintln~s
Potrety
t Item to
Household
1452 BICYCLES I
K2, MOUNTAIN BIKE. FuR
Su1p. XT comp1. Bontrager
wt>wlt, 1111 tint cond. trlth
H1r11 S750. 71~2M755 I $ FURNl!URE I
Computer wort! 1t111on $45
~Ir. $7S bOOlll:&eS S25·$7S,
1111rtri;al & latural file ctbtnelS
525-S 14S audio video metal
\htolvtng U1b1111lt :lltStl S 125, 111 E..E°"° 949-548-155-1
ELECTROPEDIC LATEX
BED New $1550
Never Uaed! Make Offer!
9491632-7573
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ltoperd apotttd CFA oclctl
kitten• IOI prlv1ltgtd 1tw
S45CWSSOO MM46-1473
460 MUSICAL
INSTAUMENTS
THANK YOU, KIDS! 8EAUTIFIA 38 M
lllcellelll Condltien $2.toO. A~lll ltrlmed1-Uy Slon.Rldge
MMI04700 Apnt•
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WANTED
~.~J~Y1~ ..
Tha~.!cs to all of you who participated an the
-u1hose name was drawn co win the $50 gift cercificatc.
• Wa ch for the next lcids' page-commg .. eptember 22nd . We lc.m)w •
you'll have fun with ar, end we'll atS'o h~v nother prtzc drawing •.
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I PUBUC NOTICI& I I PUllUt NCJJICll J I PVIUC NOIW I
MARSHAL OF :1 ct041a Olla Div afon Harbor
ORANGE COUNTY ma:> lhllteof ~ In MAASHAl. OF ORAHGE.
HARBOR DIVISION, ~ 3t pa 40 mis· COUNTY..:. HAAB OR
4601 JAMBOREE n\DIJI, rec:orG$ D I V I S I v,,, , 4 e O t Of Or Oo\ny JAMBOREE BLVD BLVD., 'ROOM 108, ComrricJn llOd ROOM 108, NEWPOflT
NEWPORT BEACH, 1 7 I Aw • Cocila -BEACH C"1.JF 92660
CALIF. 92660 Mod, CA 92637 2378 Jenn E F r, M.mf\al
NOTICE OF Tills propeny 1111 Oranoo C0unty
MARSHAi. ·s SALE ing BY ,fSi s Mo(;ray, De9UIY
LEVYING OFFICER H $Ubjocl of &a NOTE 0o llOI ta <KJWn Al.E NO. re t propeny no 11 if\U ar deface a posted notice ~AA no 11 Odr u OI oihet before Irle ale Of .ac:-
HC0CotOV763·A cornmon dea1gnat1on, liOO ol ludgement. Penal
COURT CASE Cllr 10 Its iocJUOn C01Je 50c::1i6n 818 (mi$de·
NO. 480763 • may bo otitalfled lfom flt anor)
By Vlrtuti of • wnt Issued ~rlhal'6 Olllce l.IPOf'I re PUbltShed Newpot1 Beach-on February 3. 1999 in tne QUe61 Costa MeM DaU>' PllOt
above oes.'ljnated Court, Proi.patllve bidders Auoust2S,Septembet1 18 upon a 1udgement ente111d r;tioutd r11101 10 Secoons Hi~& '
•·21 89 1n 11vor ot IV<XI•· 701 s10 10 701 880, In• W55"
ITW)nt qed1tor(s), Marcoa c1u11ve. ot •llll CQd8 ot CMI
Morales Luna and a9a1n11 Procedure IOt p1ov1s1un1 FIC11tloua Bus nest
)udgem'.!nt dobtor(s) Cotta governing it terms condr Name Statement
Jane Mor.er r.howong a nel 11(>1'•6, and eUect otthe aala • The OW!fl9 per90l\s
balafl(e ol S363.•05 00 end the "111>1111y of detaul\• •ra doe ~ &$
acwaRy due on said judge· IOO bidders • Moonworl«s, 282 112 N.
menl on th" c.fate of the IS· NOTICE IS HEREBY Grind Oran<;e, Ca1ttom a
suance ol said wnt, I have GIVEN lhat on Septernt.iel 92866
tevl8<J U90I\ an nyhl. •utle '15th, 19!"1~ et two odoc'" Oooglas Cllarles Moon
and ln111rett OI aatd JUdQe· PM at 4(,()1 Jamt>oree ?62 1 tt2 N Grand. Of·
rnunt debtor'5) in thtt prQ9· Rd ITT\ \08, City bl •lew• arige. Cahlorn• 92.86Ei •
1trty In the Count~ ol Or· pOtt Beach, 'CM.Inly of Of· This buSlne$S •s ooo-
ange, State ol California ng State d CeLlomia ducted by an lndMdual
deSCllhed as IOllow• • I n •e'l at pub!IC aucoon Have you s!A.neo doing
Parcel 1 Lot 111 Trat1 10 ~tie highest bid<Jer. tor buslneSi ye1? No
641 ~s ~tiown on a ma!) cuti in Lllwtul money Ol the DQvglas C Moon
lhereol In Book 31, page Un led States aM tne ngtit. Tt11s statemenl 11.as tiled
40, M soellaneous maps. t no anc1 1nte111$t of said w th !tie County Cleft\ 01
reootds ol Qfange C<>Unty judgoment ciet.tOf(s) ll'I the Ora'lge County on 8· 11 ·!HI
Parool 2 The Nonh· hnYo dOscobed property. 19996802045
easterly 7 65 leet ot Lot 20 1 > lf!.UC'l Vtereol Bl may Dau, Plot Aug 2S, 59')1
Tract 641 as shown on ~ ~ 1'IOC05S8ry to &at.sfy ·1 8 15. 111119 wss1
map 1ne1~ rteorded "'q-'·~ .:s hCCUliOn, with ac·
Book 31, page •O. mis ru. o tr:1e1es1 llld costs SELL t\Ollaneou!> maps, records APPROXIMATE MINIMUM
of Orange County BIO $ ~a h
Parcer 3 The SOulh· Dated Augv~I 18th, your Orne westerly 1s feet of Lot 2; 19:19 through classified
APPOL\'DILVI'
SE'ITERS
FT/Pl'
~-i;nuu( '>hifth gi2.g20
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q.J!Glo. bOOt;S posl:Jon Ollerl<
oppctlunlly lor Pf~
COOf(jnation and dlQnl CCJftatt.
I you ere $llW1 lovt 10 do I
greai job and 8l*1Y seeing Y9UI
eftuts haVe an impad • Fair
yoi. resume and ~ reqihement 10 714·571·3930
''Bookkeep«tGentfaVlt"
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CA.SHIERlATTENDANT
O.vs&Evestval Newpor1C11 ChfSvroo' F8$hlon lslWld ai,k
tor JOa 949~4· 7!133
Cltrlcal
AM front 011k Clef'W
Auditor. Expewrnced
1nd1v1dual needtd to
l\anlk AM audit Bild work
Fr~ Desk c:floc+Jr;<M
Apply 1n person al
N wpart 0unm Resort
M TH t-.'}pn • 1131
B.ck Bay Of No1port
Bch. 94!1f729-3163 EOE
Counter pe11<>nn>u•• Pn,
E ••n I~~ Balbol Penn ~ y In i:ierson at J112
Newpot1 Bl¥d 94M75-0lll6.
CO. SPONSORED TRAIN1NO
& 151 Yt81 illcorne $351(
Stt'J81'6 T ranspott • OTR tf\ICA
drivtrs wanttdl Non •• •
POti()noed or e>:pcl1eneed ·Toi
• lru 888•279·•058 or
1•100·333 11595 EOE
(CAL'SCAN)
476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPTYS
DlllECTOFI OF STAFF 0.. ~ tor 95 beO SNF
Lm among fruit lloes
r.11ers & ~ Soc1ilng
~•pct Ctntj Stale IC)l>roved
0 SO to nm • sllong edual ~ prcigiarn for all '11111 Mu$t ha•• curr l v N Of RN license PoSllron avalla~ .,,,.
moo.aretv tor 1'111 uclt1t1g
Ali no.me rs I adbty Pioasarit
Care cit UWl'I. 131 WMmnr•
Ulle, U~lah CA 9S842 FiJ<
707 162 0742 (CAL'SCAN)
ORIVER'd1d 8'1$1 Starting Pay
i1 lllO USA' A\lg haul t I 50 nu es • S20I( Bonus CDli A
19q'd EOE 1 800-92f>.55S6
~4779 o.ros 1 800-llSS-4810
r4779 KU.M (CAL'SCAN)
FUNDRAISING OIRECTJ)R
Worl< ,_. SchOOI PfA's
coachti t8i1Ctlets Md youth
910UPI IOI money
8 t 3-788-fl846 WWW~'
HOTEL
Portoflno .
Newport Beach
• $S l~ely hrng aolty iilvel & .,p'd 'lall
• l'ronl Desk Person Iii' HOUS!'kttping
• M~tnll!OIMe
T.el 949~73 7030 • 1 :t5 'j ( 10"30am·5 OOprn)
Fax 1!4Hl3-4370
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' 476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPTYS
Pttl '""' Driver Wanted
$9 22 per hour plus
mileage.
Needed Moo thru" Sun
2:451m to 5:4Spm. Addi-
tional work m1y bt evail·
Ible.
Must have truck or Van,
liability insurance with
prool or payments, driv·
ers license, social
security card, and clean o.aK.v. print out •
Accepting appllca11ons
Mon to thru Fn from
8:00am to 4:00pm.
Please bnng all required
Information.
Trmet Or1nge County
Ann: Pim 8ecl0nghlm
2901 Glrry Ave,
Santa Ana, ca 92704
714-S4WS41
~933-4080
"RECEPTIOMST.. PT tor
atty otflce In lrvfM. Fiuent
1ngl11h • pho119 1 .. 1111. ptof1uloo1I pt9Ml\l1tlcm tu to IM~75&-5272 « tct-756-5250
Re111I
Gift Shop/M•lltt C1•u
PT See> ng Mlomet'
erv ce lnu1~•dua1 w
c;asl11(lt e•p AM & PM
&hill$ ··~ Apoty In pe™>n .. ~ Oul18$
ROSOl1 M·TH 1 {!pm
1131 8act; Bay Ottve
~Bextl 94917293863 EO£
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household
items In
CLASSIFfED
can 642-5678
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CRQSSwoRo PUZ,LE
DOWN
1 Actor Ray . 2 Condor, •. g.
3~1
4 Pooetlel
5 C9utt.-u'• ltndmueet e Actf9U Ryan
7 T,.1191
docu"*1t I Leeve a matlt
9 ~brandy to Later
1 t F raolloul
t3 Julia Aobe111,
to Rictlel'd Ger•
14 ChlrnMy pal1
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476 EMPLOYMENT
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478 EMPLOYMENT
SERVlCES
•TEACHERS ASSISTANTS
IMoe BIU• Ribbon pnvale scl1oof seeks lt&chorog 8\Sl~·
tllfltS tor Elementary Sclenco
Also opentig for 2nd grade
Asilstanl Out~11nd1ng op·
pottunity Comp Sdlary r.tMlt
classes Mail rKufTll! lo TVT
S200 Bonita Canyon Dr IMne
92612 or FJ.X 949 856 2400
VETERINARY RECEPT ./N.B.
good or11a'nllat1onci1 & people
skills. work well under PfOS· -
sure. 1eam worker. 30-4<YHrs
Pi.1 .. bl 1w11e lhll 1hl
llsllng1 In thl• category
may require you 10 calf 1
900 number In which.
there la 1 charge per
minule.
T ue·Set 949 721 11;53 ~ Ms9
Loan Rep•
Wholesale and Retail
lolln rel)!. w•experNlflee in Sub
Pttnt Loam 1' O Base plus
eornrn1s"on and benefl1s
UPSCALE TRAINING SALON
Seelllng re~ In~ pe1son 10 run hoot oo~i-
Cell Joth 114-843-9395 a 375 480 BUSINESS
ss woRI< At AoMe sr I oPPORTUNmEs Aui yuu tleKllll to you OllSll? Ceq 94~675-306 We may hlive the key Call 24h1 COKEIHERSHEY/UPTOtf 30 rttCOrd mesa 1 800 686· 7 ~ 18 tllgh 11 allie 5lt8I seoo-s t 500
Buy It. Sell It. Find tt. I Wffkly p1olrt FllllflOOO, tree Cla-tned. Vl(JeO 1·800-337·137S
222 ACOUSTICAL
CEILINGS
260
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CERAMIC
TILE
• CEILING DISIGN • LEAKY Showt11 repelred.
AC 0 UST IC REMOVAL R19toutlng 1111d ln1t1ll1tlon KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE LH70130 Ot1n of Tiit.
APPUED 714-4104315 HM73.eol5 7t4-MM526
224 ~DOmONS
/REMODELING
FARl)flNO I ERIORS
Kilche!V8a~Amnodel
Room Addl1ion5 VIUIMC US60875 949 6451132~
REBUILO OR REMOOEL
HOITltt 01 OlllCH
• ~ Conatruetion
• R•9'>nibly PllCld
• Local Company lfi363 I 8
• Stellheolon & As10C11tes __ C_llll_ll H 11411-11-644·5'65
You·n Love The Workl
Tiie, Mll'bte, Gfanet
Tra11'111tnt fn1tell1oon
FrM Eltlmlt1 714-21 .. 911111
266 CLEANING
/MAINTENANCE I
* HERCULES CLEANING • Floofs·wlnd<Ms'bllndl'kllchen
bath'lharnooo carpees·onices IOG-215-9M1 I 71 .. SS.·5934
RouMCltlMr bperllnced
Oep1Qdabl1 • Aelerence• Weekly Bi·WlflklV Good re1es1
lm11d1 Mll-548-4285
Lou'• ROii .. Cleaning --------1 European couple detailed work, ref' 714 964·0866
714-486·1803pgr 313·29S7celt 240
M.ili7HouM Cttan1n9. T~ ~---------• w~y you '*• ~1 Fr" EstitMtl!I 8ondl.ld • lnaurld • Warr1n1ee
10% disc wlld 714·641·7147 "MR. BLINDMAN"
Minis
Woocf~
Sha1lrs
Verticals
800-578-3836
-
VfCKl S' CLEANING
We oiler THE BEST
~ end Wf'IJ&# ClelRrog
10 yurt trparieoce, xfnl rel 11
VK:KY 'S 714.fll-0395
270 CONCRETE
/MASONRY
Oavld Ven1ur1 Contr1ttJ1t
A C°"'11u & MH0tWY Co 8dek' •Gtana'Wal#lly
U741441 114 ........ U
opptng for • n.w
apwtment? cluelft•d l•te you oompar•
ooata • without haHi.
or w<>nyl c .... .,, ..
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272 CONSTRUCTION /CONTRACTORS
'
ANOERSOff cona1ruct1on
Large or Small Jobs 1n1 d
Lt~725 Loc;aj CdM
E$I 1928 7t4-27J.4723
LEWIS CONSTRUCfiON
RemodlilY,j * Harlclyman lJc • 70417'3 loc!ll Resident
7t4-5S7-51125
274. COMPUTER
SERVICES
Cpmpu11r S1rvlc11 for
WorMn. Tutonrog and weh
design Local relerenc15
'411-650-3012
PC Repair, Upgiidea. New Ou11d~ Ntitworklng. P1o01em· •
lll4rog Training Ori 4111 BSCE
Degree • exp 11411-574-9141
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'ADI .
642-5678
..
11y OWll.IS GORIN
Wtah OMAR SHAW
#wt TANNAH HIMSCH
NO 'HELP ANYWHERE
01h 1111lneu1hlc. Ea t ~111 • diamond convcntioully. South'~
lhrce no tnimp was 1imply a shot 10
make game -• reasontble gamble. NORlll
•J6 ~ K J 6 l -o 74 3 2
·~52 lt!i\ST
Weit led a low heart and declwcr.
understandably in view of East's
opC"nina bid, inscned 1ht jack. lost11¥
to the queen.' A heart rtlum oow
would have cOO\.-eded the contract -
the heart king would have been tel up
and declarer could reach dummy
with tho third club. Sinoe the play to
I.he first trick marked West with the ace of hearts, ii wa.• fairly obvious to
East chat declarer held all the missina ,
•high catds. Also. declarer surely hail
a long club suit as a source of cricks.
ROHDl CMt LI ION 'ti
4 elf IC. pe/W/tJ, arrVlm CUI (Tl.00293S) .. s 10.9115 • K 984 c;;1 Ql053 o AK5
COSTA MHA HONDA
714-'M-IOIO AONDl cMvU 'ii
Aulo, AJC, lllo)tl. pwr pacl(8QI
(010378) $17,8115
LEXUS Of' WHTWNSTER
(714)1tt....ot
• 86
SOU1'11
4AQ7
'1 9
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•.AKQJ43 . It was painfully obvious to East
tbat a ,1padc or diamond return prob-ably wou ld also be fatal to the
defender's chances. (A low diamond
switch would have forced South 10
put up the queen in a desperate
attempt to keep West from gainina
thc lead ) So East shifted to the only
safe e111t -declarer's Iona iuitl
HONDA DEL IOL sl cpe '14
2 df, IUIO, fwd, IC, am'lm CUI
(RS007e<lel 19995 The llt<l<l1ng:
F.ASr SOUTll WEST NOR'l'H COSTA MESA HONDA
714-43MOIO
10 JNT Paa Plt.!11 IHflNITI l30 'Ill
SMen. auto. c:d, c:tvome whll (0042941 $12,995
CostA MESA IHf1HfT1
Paw
Opcnmg lead: Four of c;;1
Even lookins at all four hands. 11 is
not ca~y to ~pol the Wl{lning defense.
It Wti found at tho 141:11e in a World
Champ1uni.h1p ma1ch between the
Ututcd States and Taiwan. Sining
Eai.1 was Elmer Hsaio of Taipei
Smee Ba I• Wcs1 v.erc playing five-
canJ majors, East had to open one
When clubs broke 2-2. the third
club became an entry to dummy for
the spade finesse. When that succeed·
ed. declarer, had eight tricks. Howev·
er, I.he defense did not .err 1hereafter,
~that w~ all declarer could collect.
=1-1300 i30'ii .
8Mlll "" roof. aloys, c:d (8178701 • $21 .995
....cQStA MESA INf1NfT1
f{,14)141-1300
I iHrt1 130, 'ii
480 BUSINESS
OPPORTUNmES
PlttM bt wary ot ou1 ot
er11 companlte. Check
Whh the focll 8ettlf
Bualnua Burttil before
iou Mnd any money M
"e IM Mrvlc.L Reid
end underet1nd 1ny contract• btfort you
algn. •
COKE I FRITO FREE INFO
$1600 weekly W/20 Local
Acct'• Fin Av11l1bl1 1-IOC).55t-o411 24 Hie
• AOVERTiSE STATEW10Elh
Up to 25-wonb $450 WI 209
Cal!lomla llll#tplplll circuit· oon ov• 3 ~ Nallonwlde
nelwM Cllail"4'~~ op. uons a11atlebl1 c l AN ~II I e I 44 II • 38 9 6 0 r 16)449-&0tOW*W~com
(CAL•SCAN)
A LOCAL CANOY
Route 8aS1 one person buSI
nass PTlfT 30 patented
Vendllai "*'-I $9,99511-
v1111men1 1·800·1198·VEND
(CAL'SCAN)
4S2 CREOIT
SERVICES
DEST CONSOUDA TION.
lower payrMntsl SloP tale
f~I S~ or rtcJuc;e Interest!
Slop cofoctor call~ F= Credit Coun~ HOO-prof I Chr~tilln Agency Rac:Olded ffi8$H~I 1·800·729·71164
WWW llT)ljycradll.019
(CAL'SCAN* ---OVER OUR HEAD
WI debt'?? Do you need lllOft
breatlwlg room??? Deb con·
solld111on no qoal~1ngltl 'FREE consullallon T free
(900) 55 .. 1548. ~-•ntwhori&Ofl.()(11
Ucll\Hd, borldld non rv NallONI Co (CAL'SCA )
28+ DRYWALL
SERVICES
South OtywaU
Acoust~ Rtr\'IOllll • Cll$tom Textunng • W11!fr Dameoa·
Oelt Oulftty • Lowest Prit•
LIS50017 7t4·381•JO«
WITTitOEFT DRYWALL
All phesestamall 1rg 1ob1
Cl.EANI 20ra lu. free 111
LIM00030 714~39-1447
-.
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SMALL JOB EXPERTT DUNCAN ELECTRIC
I LocallOuick rtspOrM
Se~
20 Y"" llflllnonct Lt27S870 949-650-7042
LIC£NSEDCclNTRACTOR
No Job too '~ AN &eMCes ~r. rll110dol, fan., new
l\ICS, IPI' 11411·645·3656
Jd'll•!' 1 1 I• 1' 1,, 111
II\\' ' I )11 I 't ,\11 I
1
484 MoNEV: I 895 CARsmlUCKS !O L.ENIWAHTED. t /VANSIS~S
GOOD CREDIT -8AD CREDIT "Ctll-vr-ollt-B-llnf--LS,__'H-4ll•4
81111e. I~ p#I, cd, 1-owner (31lS82) $18,9115 COSTA MESA IHFlHffi
714-24 t-1800
iNFIHitl J30 '95
Sd\lt1/blk hlv. anr1. ed. etoys
(218()5.4) $17,905
COSlA MESA IHFINm (714~41-1300 NEEO HELP ? 4dt, bllcll, loaded, AJC,
T.S.H. HELPS $12,000 I/Ida oil Prillate pal1)' INFIN ox4 '" CALL 1-881·76&-6605. 9•9-67~11 Sliver i[saga ltllr. mnrt, cd (W040ll3 • $28.11115
COS A MESA ~Nm 714-241-1300 Ma SUPS/DOCKS
/MOORINGS
451t SLIP.'633 Lido Palk Or/NB
S13per loot. waler/electricity, x~ location. Oodt bci• AVlll 911 IMH75-6128
695 CARSITRUCKS
NANSJStlVS
ACURACL '117
Aulo. FWD. IC am'lm Slttto
(VU)05243) $15 995
COSTA MESA HONDA 71~0
ACORA lnfa9t• LS Spon 'ts Wiiia, lllVln1 CISS. abs mnlf
(SS03574t) $11,995
COST A MESA HONDA
714-43&-SOSO
biliw UscSI 1111 Whiial'lan
1eatier 11t. 1r Wheels. low m1.
lmmlc, $1k aown assuma
$10.950 pp 949-673-0411
BUICK PARK AVENUE '115
Auto. etr, llhr, lloys. pwr pkg
(613952) $11.995 .
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(714)8112-6906
CADILLAC SON DEVILLE '111 llhl, alloys. lul pwr, 271t ml
(l46111S) $10,995
COSTA MESA tNFIHm 714-241-1300
SELL your used vehicle
through classJfled
842·5878
HAIDYllAJI
All phaSes of home, or ofb ,.. No jObs 100 big Of small
• Calf IOf yoor free estima!L C.S. COllTRUCTIOI
(S..l~·
HOME RESTORATION
REMODELING • FREE EST.
$i;;;y Btutf TihOt si o 'i3 All power, CID, llr low pig, lilt.
ebll, whl, 711 new ang, 1 ownef.
$9,500Hirt>1149-720-1588
CHEVY SUBURBAN 4X4, '" Sliver. llhr, lulfy loaded tinean S29,1195 COSTA MESA INflNffi-.
714-24MSOO
CtiliYY s10 Pkk-up 1i1
Ext cab. 3'd dr, u, Cltl, 31k
nv. bid 11n1r. mi. 1 owntf Helt> $I 3 500 114!H20-1589
FOfU>-350 VAN '13
OOOd ""'· cllan. low miles, f1dd111 racks. $1500.
714-e32-0338
Fotd Atplit I 116
Auto, AJC, 45mpg, 55k mllt1 so down 111um1 $3950
prl\llle patty MM73.o4tt.
Ford Bionco u 'ii. 4 Wheel dr.
auto, IC, 5.1lc ml, 1 OWi*, pa.
pw. bllkll. AM/FM Sltrto $4.SOCiobo. 949-842-0189 •
FORD MUSTANG of Cpe •14
2dl. llllVlm cau. abs; cd, 11111 (RF1538311 $9,995
COSTA MESA HOHDA
714/Uf.5050 "'
HONOA ACC~D EX, '117
Auto. tun pwr, c:d. mnr1, 16 ml
(003227) $ t 7,9115
. COStA MESA INFINffi
714-241-1300
HONOA ACCO RO b SDN'll7
40'. auto. ac lllTVlm cass. abl
(VA007693) $15.1195
COSTA MEt A HONDA
714-436-5050
HONDA ACCORD LX 'N
4 dr auto, IC. CfUIM. till
(WA036691) $18.11115 COSTA MESA HONOA
714-43M450
JAGUAR XJs vh eove11lb1e
'M Metdlc Red, o40K ml.
MUST SELL! St4,50Q.lobo
MMSO-nal
'Jaout1 XJS 2 + 2 CONVT 'H
$»,1115 95-4512
BAUER JAGUAR 714-llQ-4IOO
Jagu• x.11 L SEDAN 4D 'i1
'39, lllS 17-4543
BAUER JAGUAR
7t4-115MIOO
JAGUXR XJi l S£0AH 't7
$39,MS 97-4352
BAUER JAGUAA
714-llSMIOO
Jeguw XJI Sacl1n 40r 'M
SM,19$ tM548
BAUER JAGUAR
7t4-116Mt00
JAGUAR xJi SEDAN ·111
$39,"5 17-4569
BAUER JAGUAR
714-115'-4IOO
JAGUAR x:li SEDAN '11&
$35,"5 116-4580
BAUER JAGUAR 7t ... 1153..QOO
JAGUAR lCJs SEDAN 'H
'32.195 116-4572 BAUER JAGUAR
714-953-4IOO
Jaguar XJ6 SEDAN 40 '96
S32,tll5 96-4571
BAUER JAGUAR
714-115MIOO
Jeglllf kJi SEOAN 40 •Oi
$32,ltS llM55S
BAUER J•GUAR
7'4-1153-4900
Jaguar XJi Ldii'i 1115
S2t,M5 llM5'5
BAUER JAGUAR
7f4-t53..UOO
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EXPERT CLEA,..UP Ul-:C'l"l!HUHG~~.S:":P~Al~NTl~NO~_.
r,...PrunecYAamovecl Erp . GrMl Prlcel
Non-ac..ld conlrlC10t WOiie· Frt1 Est
. 714-7'1-3471 L1375002 714-538-1534
• OARDiHIHO • 1iCE's CUSTOM PAINTING
Rtllabfa & Oulllly WOik at ProlasaiOnal. cle1n. qualcly
Raesonabll Rall• Cal i:o W0111 lnClm & OoCICs Batrelt 11 14N4M371. Lt7034&8 94H31-4610
Y1rd c!Nn·up, Trimming, RllN80W CIRCLE llOONT.
removal, T111a. Hedg11, PAW11r9-lrllillll Hcutt'tp Palm TIMI New ~ qulMy Jo(>I Fret Ills
714-118(}·8502 714 1164-YARO 1.1569M7 636-8888
SHA.NE~
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lnt91louxt1nof, amell iobl OK
Deco P~ W8'1Wlg l.14114350 949·&4&-3008
w958().962e ii 'Y AUTY PAINTING TOUCHUPS TOO
24 Hou11 • Aichard Sin«
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Cline 71WOMtOS 1330 MITOOV~Gla -OUAUTY CRAFTSMAN nA • _
20 ye111 t.-:ptt Rtllltnces • rM YOOR HANDYMAN' • Plaat•IStucco Pitch
MAAK 949-850-11~25 PUBLIC Stl\'ing SoulhemC.W25Yll semi Ritt.cs Contrtet« Ln2G864 24 hou11t Alpeill/lmpf~tmlnll Small 714-6$4-71)1
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UttlctiH Comm1saion 71...U.2'34 •
REOUl~ES tbat aM
used householc1 goods
n1overs_ print their
P U C Cal T num~r.
mos and dlauller.s
print thtlf T C.P.
tunber Ml II advtrtll·
menta n you hive a
q tion abc>IA the
legality of ·a mover,
. Mmo or chlut!lt, call PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISION
714~1$1 -·
1 1 • r ' · , 1 •
Chanett art
Y°" wilt find
What you Med at ..,. ptlce
you want to pay
when you rtld
C.uallled
LIXUlbBIW
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Plly!r. $7.280 11411-723~
LDUIOld'ti (008903) $43.795
LEXUS OF WllTllHSTER (714~-tlOI LIX011400 't1 (073425) $38,995
LEXUS 0' WHTWNSTER ~'4rn ... CE u 8400 'to 8lacklgr9y, IMllACULATEll,
120kml, SU,500. PP 714-nS-2802
Llkus fldoo '" · (032382) $33,995
LEXUS OF WESTMl~STER
(714)192.ftOI
LEXUS sc300 '" (00532n $4 I ,895
LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (714)192.QOt
CExOC sC400 'iS
(044704) S33 995
LEXUS OF WESTVIHSTER
(714)192-HOI
UiiCOifl Continantll Matti v
79 Gald ladief lnl. classic. atlowroom cond. ·1~ to
12595 obo MMS0-2115
Run your ad in the
Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot ahd the
Huntington Beach-
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100.000
homes. Fax 4s this
form with your credit
card # or mail with
a check today!
Run for a weekl If
yo~r ear does not
sell, we'll run1t fo1
another week FREEi
All for just $10'.
Good jobt
rtnablt MMe ..
lnt9Nttlng thlng1 •o buy
It'• all tl\ere
.my d1y
in a ... "*' .•.. .,.
MEACEOH lfNZ EaCIO 'M
OleMI, U«m~ wry CIHll,
.,..C 11• mllage;aunroof, m.ooo. MU42·26t4
llltefcec11t 111\1 300ll 1111
2 doOI•. 2 lope. ~ .. palorrlflo
r.1tn01, 80k mt onginel l1Wf'M $31,500 949·&40-1tl58
Mifceata i20E 'H
24k miles. champJ!an, fftttlef. chfllllll wtlfs. new ~res. alarm,
CO orgl owner $31,000
949 201·9013 oays 1149-7511-11303 llltnlllg
NISSAN MAXIMA ·90 4-0R
po.¥t1. "'· 111to. sun 1ool,
I Red Beauty Ind ontf
$4500'obo 949·723-1504
NISSAN SEHTfiA xE '115 Atlto, 4 dOOf, AC, lm·fm
CIU, OK ml, $1400. t4M42~149
•RANGE ROYER W
Vt. All Poww, CC, dR; 111rtO e....ne, CO, aurwt, lllOClflff,
LOADEDll Mini Cond,,....
Stiff SUJ ~!O/obo. .....,.,...,,
SATURff SU '96 •
AulO, air, 1ul pwr PtO. aloy'4
-(395568) S!l,995 -·C.EXU$ OF wESTMINSTER
7t 4-192 .. toe
TOYOTA CAMRY LE 'M ''" Aulo, air, lul pwr P8k. am.'111 cass. lbs 1132148) 118,99!>
'lEXUS Of' WHTllNiTER (7f4)1t2.eeot
Volk1W99"' VIWl890fl ·~;
llnl eotdlion. ~111 '"" new lrllli, CUllOm ~
$3995 obo 949-&45-23 t 7
VOU<SWAGON 71 frlifi eng 19Stofeo to Ofgll. lll'Hm '*'· smog exemt. tan'tllaclt lnU<
$265'Yobo IMH4s..t507
0 YU, SELL·MY CAR
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Since '&If CU$tom twnltin, •
uphol1tery, elip con'90
llntlqua ,..,..,. 714-542-4t12
When you need o little
work done around the
house, look in the Pilot
doss if Mids to find o
good carpenter,
electrician, ~umber °' handy rrion.
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