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Home My WebLink About1999-09-27 - Orange Coast Pilotr.-' . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA Mf.SA COM.MUNmES SINCE 1907 fAONDAY, SEPIEMBER 27, 1999 SECOND THOUGHTS tony dodero Was Ritalin story too bitter to swallow? So far, the reaction to this col- wnn has been mixed. I upset one person who believes, wrongly l·might add, that I wtote about her situation as an act of revenge. Others have thanked me for tdk:ing a second look at things and still others believe it has become, in effect, a front page retraction every week and fur- ther proof that we practice spineless journalism. So bear with me please as I clarify the philosophy behind Second Thoughts. It doesn't exist so much for the purpose of retracting our statements as it does to better explain the reason why we make the decislons we do. And rather than declaring we were wrong or right, I'd rather just give the readers more facts to make that declSlon themselves. It's a vehicle to review rec~nt newsworthy events, errors in reporting and editing, and to let readers air their concerns. ' It's also a chance to take an mren deeper look into the con- tro-vers1es that we either have written about or stirred up. And it's even going to be a forum for asking why controver- sies haven't arisen, which brings me to the topic of this week's column On Aug. 28, Daily Pilot edu- cation reporter Jessica Garrison turned the spotlight on a brew- ing epidemic at Corona del Mar High School. Garrison's investigative work, "Starving for Perfection,• revealed that young girls, so eager to be thin, have resorted to using Ritalm, a drug normally used for ~yperactive children, to stem theu appetites mid lose weight. The story was powerful, well- written and researched, and it shed llght on an issue that need- ed attention. But. strangely, that attention doesn't appear to be forthcoming. Aside from a few comments, the Newport-Mesa board of trustees and the Corona del Mar High School comrnuruty have barely acknowledged the prob- lem. Instead, board President Serene Stokes said Garrison's profile of the girls •gave too much attention to the wrot;lg kids at the school.• A curious response from an official elected to, well, pay attention to all the district's schoolchildren, not JU.St those who play by the rules. One has to wonder if the dis- trict and board members and the community are 1ust gomg to wait · until the issue slips away That way there's nothing to pay attention to anymore. But, I'm happy to report, at least one parent was paying attention. SEE THOUGHTS PAGE 4 INDEX QASSIAED ................... J soms ................... ···-3 PUBUC NOllG'S •••••• , .•....•.. 6 SPOllS •.•..••••••••••••.•••.• 5 WEATHER .. Dislrint ""..,., .. S..W1•1r, ' ! i ! i l i i ! ! I ! i ! l ! i ! t ! i : ~ i ~ ! ! I ! ! ~ ! i l l ~ i I I ! ! ~ i I i i I ' i i i i I I i j ~ i ~ ! ~ : ~ ! ! ; ! ! i i i : j ! ' i i• ! : ~ I i i I I I l Cify to discuss annexation • Council members tonigh~ will consider expanding city's boundaries to include Santa Ana Heights and Bay Knolls. ~Plot NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council tonight will consider starting the process of annexing Santa Ana Heights and Bay Knolls, as well as the Newport Coast. City staff recommends the council allow them to notify the public and affected agencies of the city's inten- tions. . ·nie council has·always expressed an interest (in the annexations],• said Dave Kiff, deputy city manager. •Now is clearly the time to do it" The city bas always intended to annex the remaining unincorporated land in its sphere of influence, Kiff said. And he said processing the annex- ations at the same time would be more cost-effec- tive in terms of hiring consul- tants, budgeting staff .. time and fil. ing applications with the Local Agency Forrnatlon Commissfon, the state-created body that governs incor- porations and annexations. City Manager Homer Bludau said preparing for all three annexations at the same time is •good government.• SEE CITY PAGE 4 Race foY the Cure '99 25,000 runners joined 10,000 other participants to make this year's Fashion Island event the largest ever, organizers say. By Elise Gee There was a time, not too long ago, when Los. Mlge- les resident Happy Johnson couldn't even walk. It was two years ago while undergoing high-dose chemother- apy and radiation treatment for breast cancer. But on Sun- day, as she lifted her bright pink cap to show off her sprouting hair, Johnson had a message for the world. •I'm a survivor, .. Johnson said. •I'm here and l'm movmg ... Johnson wasn't the only one moving. In addition to the estimated 10,000 vol- unteers, onlookers and supporters, a record 25,000 walk· ers and runners showed up at New- port Beach's Pacific Life Building early Sunday morning. They were there to show their support en masse in memory of breast cancer vic- tims and in celebra- tion of the disease's SUTVlVOTS. Organizers from the Orange County chapter of the Susan G. Komcn Foundation P. timate the event raised $1.3 million through a combination of registration fees, corporate sponsorship and pl dges ecUlled by walken. and runners~ BYTH ENUMBERS Wolkers ond runner5 ot Race for the Cure: 25000 Breast cancer survivors: 1 400 Volunteers 1 tlX> Gallons of WO!ef served : .d, l 00 et!' for 125,CXX) paper a.ps Portable toilets: 140 Balloons: 5,000 Feet of fencing: 5,000 P.aple on hi lclfgest teom 1 tl:1J f:.cnl fe US Pasd 5eMce The money Will be used to fund Komen research grants, provide services such as mammogram screen- SEE RACE PAGE 4 fRJJJmJFACT Gearing up for the 13th annual Harbo'r Heritage Run Saturday sun Flour Natural Bakety in Costa Mesa. a sponsor of the Harbor ~ Run. pro- vided more than 1,200 pieces of brNct and ~ries for peopte running in the race. last year, three of owner Craig Clayton's four children took part in the annual trad~ tion. But to keep his youngest from feeling left out, Clayton offered to run around the track with her on his shoulders. Attempted rape suspect Iiabbed at • cnme scene •Westminster man drove by as the victim told police what happened The man also is· being investigated for a Sept. 16 rape. ~lib COSTA ~lESA -A 26-year-old Westnunster man was arrested Saturday in connection with the attempted rdpe of a Coslii Mesa womdll picked up at a bus stop earlier that day. Police believe the suspect could be the same man who is sought for the rape of another wo)11an Sept 16 . Brian Daruel Laningham was arrested after the 33-year-old victim of S<iturday's modent, who was being interviewed by police &t the bus stop, saw him dnve by and pomted him out to officers as·the man who had attacked her. "She said, 'Look, that's ru.m:· Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Don HoUord said. Officers made a felony stop on Laningham and arrested him without modent. He il' being held m the Costa Mesa Jail m lieu of $50,000 bail on suspioon of attempted rape, kidnapping, attempted robbery and a parole violabon. SEE CRIME PAGE 4 Bigger parkiiig spaces may be in the works • Planning commissioners to consider new standards to accommodate popularity of SUVs and trucks ElN'ClE lkWrPb COSTA f\1ESA -nying to flt a truck or sport utility vehicle into the average Co:,ta Mesa park- ing pace 1s a little like trying get a 40·}~ar~ld squeezed mto a pair of pre-mamage 12<> J ans: it's usually a tiqht ht. The Planrung Conurus ion will look dl loosen- mg the belt Monddy on parking space siz to acconunodato the mcreasingly common trucks and SUVs The action was prompted b~ Councilwoman Linda Duon, who thought th ~ta.ndard'" needed an overhaul. • •1 noticed over a penod ot time ... that there were more Suburbans and SUVs hangmg ov r parking spcic'"' or pulled m O\eT th• white lan , • ~aid DUton, who dtiv a :small B~fW. "The Suburban was huge, and now we h ve the SEE PARKING PAGE 4 SAY AGAIN MIU!NNIUM MOMENT •1 hHrd this scuffling, and I could Just picture (the officer) Nice this. The cop is p#Ndlng With him ... and (the suspect) ,.,,,. •.so wta.t are )'Otl going to do 1D ,,.,,,, _ .............. Wftr'9sa to • bit* robbery Thurldey. ~wMt she hHrcl -~·- of the Wedge, on wh.Y. he did· n't become a lifeguard. "But In the final analysis, a bond measure would have to be part of the local funding P«lca9@ If the diStrict wants ro mllc~ repairs on the scMe ldert· tlfl«J in the ,,,..,., plen. • _ .... ~ of. comml-. ~ hO ~...-bowto ,.... a MtClld s12 mlllon. ·our boat on Sunday night ~tout on a twilight trip and got 2.,800 squidt• -Monti 1llpp. of Dawy's Locket, att.r a iumbo squfd lpputed off the cont of Newport IMch ·1ut ~ .,, mow rve got 30 IQ~ on Olnl. • -.... D..-..•fotnr ......... "' .. .....,. ~.""" ...... ow ...... ~ leid\). Keepirig the harbor safe Marine safety in Newport Harbor rested on the shoulders of Robert RHd through mu<.h of the 1960s and 705 Reed begin WOrking for the aty as a lifeguant rescue boat operator and became Chief HftOulrd in 1959 He retnd from public service In 1975 An outspOken offida~ Reed was the Chamber of Gommerte's tMn Of the Year ln 1964. ------ ~• ~-· ...... ·:· 2 ~' ~27, 1999 locals only Daily Pilot Squid causes problems forOCN UP CLOSI A s U being one day late on a story wasn't enough, reporting crews for the Orange County Newschannel had another embarrassing m oment last wee k. Costa Mesa Senior Center's executive director While cover- ing the discov- ery of jumbo, glow-in-the- dark squid off the coast of Newport Beach, which the Daily Pilot had reported the day before, OCN e nded up all wet. A Balboa resident reported seeing one of the cameramen, as be was on the docks filnung the squid, fall into the harbor - expensive camera equipment and all. And he thought no one noticed ... A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN At the last council meeting, Councilman Joe Erickson announced the senuannual Sdve Our Youth softball game was coming up. The event pits the children and teens of Save Our Youth against city offioals m a softball game. Enckson said the Save Our Youth players are feelulg a little bit cocky th.ls year, despite losing at least three times m a row now. •I've told them thdt even Wlth women counol members on the team, we'll beat them again,# Erickson said. The councilman's comments drew a quick response from Councilwoman Heather Somers, who reminded Erickson that 1t was the women council mem- bers who ucarried" the team to victory last year. FATHER OF THE GROOM Newport-Mesa Unified School District Supt. Robert Barbot had reason to celebrate this week- end. HJ.s son, Robert Barbot. got married Saturday m Lake Tahoe. A contmgent of guests from Newport-Mesa attended the wedding. +When were you hired: Aug. 1 + Family status: Married for 26 years with two boys +Age:56 ~ Education: Doctorate degrees in psychology, social work and law, and master's degrees in psy .. ' chology and social work ~ Past positions: Executive direc- tor of senior citizen agencies with budgets between $3. 7 million and $31 million and staff levels between 198 and 683 + Present Occupation: Clinical psychologist and executive direc- tor of the Costa Mesa Senior Center + Explanation of job in 15 or fewer Words: Directing multi- function senior centers, including a senior wellness center and an Alzheimer's day-care center + Your greatest professional achievement Development of comprehensive programs and services designed for seniors -> Your greatest personal achievement: Bronze medal in the Olympic games -:. Your personal motto: Motiva- tion ~The best book you•ve ever read: The Bible ~ The compact disc in your car right now: Mozart ~ Your most treasured posses- sion: My lads ~ Word or phrase you most overuse: "My heavens• -) What can you cook: Anythlng and evPrything usmg rPc1pes -:-A habit you wish you could change: Mispronunaation of some words ~ The college major you almost took: Biological sciences .:.. Your last charitable act: 1\vo months ago <• As a child, what did school- mates tease you about: Being short -> What is in your trunk right now: Belts and re placement parts for emergency cases, first- dld materidls <-The first thing that attracted you to your spouse or partner: J lonesty, goodness and humor -:. The worst idea you ever had: Development of d construction business •) What would you have been voted in high school: Best athlete -> Who are your heroes: Einstem and Mozart ~ Favorite escape from reality: Gardening and fishing '> One thing you would change about the world if you could: Sharing of resources between nations -> Your idea of exercise: Regular daily Canadian Air Force exer- nses ~ I have a dream that: I would live more than 100 years -> Phone number where people can reach you: (949) 645-5080 -Elise Gee Dave Kiff promoted W'1D.,INGS ENGAGEM~~TS to deputy city manager Kuhmann-Kengla NEWPORT BEACH -Dave Kiff, former assistant to the city manager, starts his new position as deputy city manager today. Peggy Ducey, who previously held the title of deputy city man- ager, left the city to become the executive di.rector of the Orange County Regional Airport Authori- ty. Her salary is still paid by the city, but she works as an indepen- dent contractor and reports directly to the airport authority board of directors, City Manager Homer Bludau said. Bludau said Kiff deserved the promotion because he has been working on 1rrlportant oty issues, including the Upper Newport Bay, tidelands management and annexation "Hts areas of responsibility were much greater than I would expect from an assistant to the city manager,• Bludau said "(Deputy city manager! was a title I thought he deserved. He's got gredt human relations skills, gets along with everyone and is a team player. He's really a great asset for the city .• Kiff was hired in January 1998 by· former City Manager Kevin Murphy. Before that, Kiff worked as an assistant to the city manag- er iD the city of Orange and was a staff member to seasoned politi- cian Manan Bergeson when she was a state senator and dn Orange County supelVlsor. "I'm very excited about 1t, • Kiff ScUd. •Newport Beach has been a great city to work for, and I look forward to continuing to be here in a slightly different capacity.• While his duties will be virtudl- ly the same, Kiff will take a more active role in managmg the city's income property, which 1s land the oty owns -mostly in the harbor -and leases to other par- ties. Kiff said he will also work on doing a better job communicating Wlth the press and the public about city issues. Bludau said for the time bemg, he won't hire a new assistant to the city manager. Another change in the city's structure includes the creation of a new deparbnent, called Human Resources and Risk ManagemPnt -two divisions that were previ- ously under the Adrrunistrative Services Department, Bluddu said. Assistant City Manager and Economic Development Director Sharon Wood will oversee that deparbnent, as well as the Plan- ning Department. The Conunumty Church Con - gregational was the setting of the Aug. 28 wcddmg of Suzanne Lor- raine Kengla of Newport Beach and Jurgen Heinz Kuhmann of Leuncm, Germany. Iler drcss was made of silk satin and had an empire waist. The headpiece, veil and gown were trimmed with crystals and pearls lier maid of honor was Su.zdnnc Sangster DeBlanc, and her bridesmaids were Nadine Schmitt und Robin Schrrutt. The lmdegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Otto Kuh- munn of Le1mcn, Germany Tlw best man was Stefan Schwar~. and the ushers were Kr1th Kcngla, Mathias Schwarz and RainN Memel. Thf> r<>cephon was held at Five Crowns m Corona del Mar and Wds attended by 110 gues~. After « weddmg tnp to Ger- many, the couple returned to tberr home in Foster City, Cdlif. The bride i~ employed with American ExpH•ss. The groom is employed by the SAP Labs in Palo Alto. Suzanne Lorraine Kengla and Jurgen Heinz Kuhmann --~ BEAIUBS HQTUNE or adwf'tlMmetlts heftin c.an be WE ITH ~R SURF (949) 642-6086 rtptoduced without written ptf'· Record your comments about mrssion of toi¥tght owntf the Daily Pilot or ~tips TEMPERATURES TIDES TODAY High barometrt< t.fO.W .IQ.BEACH US ADDRESS Balboa First low pressure in Southern VOL 93. NO. 226 Our address is 330 W Bay St., Orcul.1tion 81162 4.46a.m. 0.7 Tlw Times Ofange County California is creating Costa M~. CA 92627. (800) 2S2·9141 Corona del Mar First high THOMAS H. JOHNSON. tQ88Kl'lQ.MS. Advertislng . 10:58 p.m. 57 sunny afternoons PublisMr Oas\lf1ed (949) 642'5678 80/61 after the marine lay· TONYDOODO, It is the Pilot's pol1<y to prompt· Ot~ay (949) 642-4321 Second low Editor ly correct all errors of substjnce. C~ta Mesa Editorial 5·26 pm 0.3 er burns off around ...,_MGLANO, Please ull (949) 574-4268 NewJ (949) 642 S680 82164 S«llor City Editor fYJ Sports(949)574-4223 Second high mld·mornlng With a 1.J.CAHN,. 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Wld ma) POSTMAs. MaNg ng Editor t<f ewpon 1 ... SW feet with poor div• CJ..m.d AdYertisll'lg MMt~ LANA IOtNON. Tl" Sitnd addret <NngH to The Director of Photography Blackles 1-4sw n/a Ing conditions and Newport~ Mm o.Dy Promotions Pltot. 'O b 1560, Calta Mfta. Shillnnan Tumtlne. River Jetty 14sw the SUfl wfll set It ~IHNC. CA 92626 ~No news Sto-SeniOf ldltot, Copy~ Chief fiNncfal Offiter rift. UluRJ.tlof'tl, orlal INltt« •1tt1""°"CH _,..,.._.,.. CdM 2-Ssw 642pm • Manz-Muzzonigro Lori Muzzonlgro and Jeff Manz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Munonigro of Newbury Park have announced the engqgernent of their daughter, Lori, to Jeff Manz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Manz of Costa Mesa. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Newbury Park High School. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Estancia High School. An April 28 wedding is planned at the Wallea Seaside Chapel. BRIEFLY Man treated after Staples to open brush with ray in Costa Mesa A 61-year-old Anahbun Staples will open a new man was treated ':?; parA· superstore in the old medics in Coronl'l el Mar Alpha Beta building at 241 alter uff enng a r nction to E. 17th St., property owner a sting ray attack. Burnham USA Eqwtles Newport Beach Fire Jnc. announced this week. and Marine department Renovations will begin lifegumds treated htm and shortly and the store is called naramcd1cs aft •r the exp cted to ppen tn Janu-man's viUtl signs b<.>gan to ary. The 25,500-s~uare-fade. The m1m suffered foot store Will emp oy 40 from prior heart conditions, people and stock more lif~ard~ said. than 7 ,600 brand name e lllJUry occurred office products. while the man wu walking The store also WW fea· on Pirate' Cove on Ute hire a technology cen&et Corona clel Mar main Wlth ~nded computer beam, u:= said Ile ·rvtces, including a tech- WM tre8 by paratnerli nlCftl support center for but refuted to be~· upgrades and enbante· ed He was teleased to th men ts. care m friends. ~a.Gee 14 ' Doily Pilot Monday, September 27, 1999 3 . . . schools • A chance to expand your child's horizons OM CAMPUS Tonight, and for the next 1<> Monday nights, you can expand your junior lugh, high school or community col- lege student's honzons. Are they int.erf!sted in math and science, but aren't too sure what they want to be when they grow up? Expose them to a bunch of dilferen\ options. The head of the ucr School of Biolog- tcal Sciences, Dr. Shin Lin, will be brtnging together internationally famous members of the biomed- ical community fora "talk show," where students can participate. Assistant Dean of Biological Sci- ences David Gardiner, who is also a Costa Mesa High School parent, Will be the co-host. lf your child is one who wants to sit up front and ask questions, you can register him or her for a unit of continuing education col- lege credit by calling (949) 824- 6252, and paying $40 for the first or second session, or $60 for both sessions. The talks will be held at UCl's Bren Cent.er from 7 to 8:20 p.m. Mondays through Nov. 29. lf you don't mind sitting fattber away, the series ls free, except for a parking charge. I hope I don't forget to go to the talk on "The Science of the Bram: Leaming and Memory." Some of the other topics include "Biomedical Engineering: Engi- neering Human Tusues,· "Human Evolution and the Ori- gin of Races" and •Application of Computer Science and Tech- nology to the Study of Cancer.• Nobody told me about these careers when l was in high school, but I guess most of them dldn't exist back then. Everyone is invited, whether you are a stu- dent or not. ~ The state l~lature is having more and more of an effect on our JocaJ budget: Instead of giving each school district a pile of state money to use as the school board ~ fit, lawmakers are providing funds that may only be used in a particular fashion. For lllStance, they appropnated $40 per student in kindergarten through 12th grade that can only be used to . buy new textbooks. Kindergarten through eighth graqes will get $8.70 per student for instructlonal materials. All grade levels qualify for $29 per student for library funding. Kindergarten through fourth grades get $10 per student lo buy reading books to be housed in the classroom. While the state provides an incentive bonus for class-size reduction, 1t does not cover the whole cost. So, the extra money EDUCATIOIALLY SPEAllll gay geiser~ndovol needed to fund the program has to come from somewhere. First through third grades are funded from the district's general fund lo the tune of $1.3 million. However, there isn't enough left in the general fund for .kindergarten and ninth grades. The extra $100,000 needed for those two grades is being funded by reducing the amount that individual schools receive for thelf School Improvement Plan, or SIP, money. SIP funds come from the state through previously passed legisla- tion. The use of the funds is to be decided by a JOlllt tec:l11l of teach- ers, parents, school staff, and (in ~e upper grades) students. They are to ijse those funds to improve that pdrticular school. The schools will see a 21 % reduction in this year's SIP funds. All of the elementary schools receive the same amount per stu- dent, no matter where the site. However, differing amounts go to the secondary schools, with some not receiving any funds. So, the effect on the schools and programs funded by SIP funds will vary. With the vanation of school grades at each site, there are six schools in the ctistrict that do not house a kindergarten or ninth-grade class that have had their SIP funds reduced by 21%. One such school will lose more than $12,000 in SIP funds from the 1999-2000 budget. Jf costs mcrease next year because of increased teacher salaries, will SIP funds previously available to the schools be slashed again? Class-size retluction has resulted GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ZS·40%0F • Disney • Red Skelton • Clowns • Artwork • Gifts • Figurines 13th Annual Harbor Heritage Run SK FEATURE RACE • 2K FUN RUN/WALK SATURDAY, OtTOBER 2, 1999 \ • Newport Harbor High School FOR INFO CALL 949-645-SSOG ,. in increased employees, which has led to inaeased employee benefits. Benefits are projected to cost 19% of next year's budget, which is more than the classified staff's salaries. The board approved a review of health-care costs by an independent consultant to see ii there is a way to stop the escala- tion. Those results should be avail- able in a few months. AC IN JH, SWING OF SCHOOL Six energetic first-graders from Mariners Elementary School told the Daily Pilot on Friday morning what their goals are for the new school year -and what they want to be when they grow up. Between questions they talked about how much fun they were having in first grade. how doing homework has become a familiar phrase, how much they likf!d their teachers, and oh ... one more thing, how much fun it was to be interviewed for the newspaper. Here's what they had to say: ·My goal is to be better at math. The ques- tions are hard and so are tlmeta· I b!M. I plan 1 to swing on the swing I set. I want to bea model when I grow up.• •1 want to learn sub-. tractlng because subtracting numbers is harder than adding.I want to be a soccer player when I grow up. I watched the 'Ibis year, the general fund is ponying up $1.1 million to keep the buses running. But the biggest encroachment to the geheral fund ts from special education. The costs have outpaced the state funding received for the pro- grams. It is costing the general fund.almost $3.2 million. That means that 19% of special educa- tion expenditures encroach on the general fund. The number of kids in the program is projected to increase from 598 to 623 Uus year. nus increase was attnbut.ed to parents asking for initial screen- ings of their child at an earlier age. The other factor is the grow- ing number of licensed care facili- ties in the district, which is greater than in other areas of the county. -Dana Pitts, 6, first-grader, Newport Beach Women's Soccer Cup Final, and they are the reason I'm in soccer.· -Nlcofe Perrier, S lf2, first-grader, Newport Beach • Most schools have had their Back-to-School Nights by now I hope you went and hdve a clear understanding about how you can work with the tedcher to help your child excel dt school Remember, you are part of the learning triangle between teach- ers, students and parents. • "I want to learn how to do math because I didn't know how to do it in kinder· garten. I want to be an expert in karate \ when I grow up. I'm already a yel- low belt" "Well.I knowhow to make a .star With almost everything, like con- struction paper and markers. So now I want to learn how to make an airplane and a paper boat I want to be a saent1st when I grow up Costa Mesa High School has five choirs with more than 200 smgers, so when it ts tin1e for the Winter Concert, they need some room. Unfortunately, they don't have a place right now -Jillian P•ul, 6, first-grader, Costa Mesa -Michael Lyons, 6, ftrst·grader, Newport Bea<h They would prefer a place with good acoustics. If you know where they could hold their con- cert for parents and commuruty members at 7 p .m. Dec. 6, please let Choral Director Jon Llndfors know by calling (714) 424-7575, Ext. 4334. MEXICAN RESTAURANT • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL rs a Costa Mesa resident. Her column runs Mondays. OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. Cocktails Phone Ahead for Food To Go WE WHCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO. 196 E. 17TH ST. 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Facts by Paul Frech RRVJC• a RaPAIR GERMAN • SWllDISH JAPAN•U AUTOM081US TIME FOR A NEW BATTERY?~ Generally. car banene can be expected to last three to four )catS. As this time approache . car O\\ nef'!) 'houJd take careful noce of ,Juggi.,h 'iWt-up ... ~hich ma) "'am of the need for a new battery. Before makim~ this detenrunation. bane!) terminal hould be ch~ked to see that they are clean and ..ecurely clamped. The water levels of non-~aled (maintenance- free) '>hould al'-O be checked to see if more water i needed And, it 'hould be detennined if an electrical problem is draining the battery. Beyond these checks. auto 1echn1c1ans can perfonn two tests 10 a ..... e.,, bane" health. a load test. which mea.,ure ,·oltage under reali'>tic conditions. and a te.,t involving a hydrometer to check acid concentration m battery ceU . HINT Ar 0 degree' Fahrenheit. tar batterie produce le~' than hal the J)O\\Cr th..:~ can produce at l\O degree!' F. KID A1 D AIR BAG A "~"' rtgulat1 ~ from the Nauonal H1ghwa) ah:t) ~drmmstrauon aJlo"' parent' 10 '"'1:111 an on-off • \\\1lctl for ·p.\.~ n!!er-'de rur ba~'i if the) l' nnot a' OJd ha\ln~ children under .1ge 12 nde in the front -.cat. Thi ~urc n:mo' cs uny deployment n t.: in the e'cnt a child '' (Xl"lltOned too clo fO lhe air oog. Please note, hOWC\~r. th:ll nearly II latalltie~ mvoh 1ng children anJ wr bag~ occurred either because tht: children were not buckkd an or prorcrl} rc'trnincd. In a.rt} , the b:t ._ ~I j, the fc t pla1.:l" l<'r children in 1 vehicle. ~ctord~ m a udy by the Insurance Jn tJtute for High ) Safch, n<lmg m the bad: t rcdu a cluld' n L: of death b) -5 • wtth or \\1th<>ut an :m \ . . . . . . 4 ·~. Seplember 27, ltm •• • • • . . •• PARKING CONTINUED FROM 1 Expedition and the Super Expedi· tion. I started noticing there were more regular and SUV' cars in compact spaces." Dixon's observations are in line with current trends. The city's current parkmg standards were adopted 15 years ago, when compact cars were more the norm for the city. But according to the U.S. Public . ' Interest Research Group, S4les of SUVs alone grew tenfold since 1980, with more th.an 2.8 million bit- ting the roads ln 1998. From 1992 to 1997, the number of light trucks grew from 54 million to 68 million 81ld the Automobile Club of South- ern California estimates that one in three vehicles on the road today is some sort of light truck, and that includes SUVs, pidrups minivans and Jeep-like vehicles. In December, sales of trucks, vans and SUVs surpassed sales of cars Jor the first time in historyt auto makers have reported. The proposed change should help both large vehicle owners who can't seem to find the right size parking space and compact car owners who are being squeezed out by the behemoth vehicles, Dixon said. Most other cities have approved larger parking spaces than Costa Mesa, according to city staff reports. Recommenda- tions from staff will include adopting a common stall width of nine feet. instead of the current standard of eight feet, six inches. Stall depths would also be increased from 18 feet to 19 feet, and .compact space dunensions would be increased from seven feet. six inches by 15 feet to eight feet by 17 feet THOUGHTS CONTINUED FROM 1 A caller to our Readers Hot· line this week thanked us again for the report. The caller said Garrison's work prompted her to take her children out of Corona del Mar High. And she was dismayed at what she perceived as silence by the Newport-Mesa board. So, does the board have a message to young girls trapped CRIME CONTINUED FROM 1 Holford said the law ,.prevents him from d1lcloling I.ant'Xabam's criminal history, except t he im't a registered sex offender. Saturday'• incident began when the victim was waiting for a bus at 6:45 a.m. near Harbor Boulevard and Bernard Street. The woman reportedly accepted a ride from Laningham and a.sked bim to drive her to work in Santa Ana. After they drove pa.st the vic- 'tim 's workplace, she ~ked to be let· out. At that point, Laninqham pulled a knife on the woman and RACE CONTINUED FROM 1 ings, help tre at underserved women and educate the public about breast cancer, said Cathy Wills, preside nt of Komen Orange County. The event has raised $3 mil- lion in the last eight years. Orga- nizers were overwhelmed at the turnout, which was 4,000 more than last year. "If we continue to grow, we're going to have to find another venue,• Wills said. MEOIHA FEIZAGIC DIMARTINO I OfJlY PLOT Costa Mesa Planning Commission ls looking at changing park- ing standards because of the increase of StN's and large trucks being driven that do not Ht in compact parking spaces. The race featured women's, men's, survivor's and family runs throughout the morning. It was one of 98 Komen Foundation Race for the Cure events held throughout the nation and is billed as the largest series of SK races in the country. Three-fourths of Newport Center Drive, along with p~ of Farrollon, Avocado and San Miguel streets, was shut down Sunday as throngs of runners and walkers took to the course. m a world of eating disorders and drug use? We're paying attention • Here's a message for Newport Beach city and cable officials. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the reporting we had done on the idea, currently being pondered by the Newport Beach library board, of bll;ilding an arts center on land adjacent to the city's Central Library. One caller, in response to that call, said Newport Beach residents would be better served by having library board meetings televised, as City Council meetings are. That way, residents can see what the board is up to, she said. I'm not so sure that would make for great television, but you never know. The sea of peopie, with bob· bing beads highlighted occasion- ally by bright pink survivor caps. converged in a human wave around Fashion Island. The coed SK race, which included more •TONY DODERO is the editor of the than 15,000 runners, had some Dally P!(ot. Comments or suggestions for SECOND THOUGHTS can be Mailed: runners circling back to the start- 330 w. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. E· ing line even befote everyone malled: tdneWJ10ao/.com or dally had had a chance to cross it. pllotOfatfmes.com. · Faxed: 9~9-646· . •This is the most people l've 4170. Phone: 949-574-4258. ever seen," said Rebecca !!!!!l __ _..11!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~======~ii!Eii5iiililiiiililEa!EiEEll------~ McCune of Aliso Viejo. •It's W E'RE MUCH MORE THAN JUST BABY BACKS ... • Ooen daily 11 :30 am really turned into its own phe- deinanded sez. Holford said. •It's a reminder not to accept rides from strangers,• Holford said. •vou never know anything about the penon that you're get- ting into the car with.• The victim escaped without mjury from the car and ran for help. She called Santa Ana police -who later turned the case over to Costa Mesa -from a phone near Main Street and MacArthur Boulevard. Laningham also was arrested on suspicion of robbery because he grabbed the victim's purse as she fled. Because Laningham's descrip· tion, car and method of operation were similar to the suspect being sought in the Sept. 16 rape, detec· Dally Pilot tives are trying to determine whether be ii the same man, Hol- ford said. The rapist sought in the Sept 16 rape wa.s dela1bed u driving a green Honda, but I Aningbani was driving a blue Honda at the tiine of bil arrest, Holford laid. . The rapist in the Sept. 16 ind. dent forced a woman who was walking home from work at night on Bay Street at Harbor Boule- vard into bis car ett Jmifepolnt. The man then drove the woman to the parking lot of a.n apartment complex on the 2000 block of Maple Street. where be raped her. The bus stop where Saturday's victim was picked up is just a few blocks away from that parking lot. RESULTS V...'I .tC: f-.-U ~. s.;,, <>t; 9f,- b> .thm.~ Beadi ~.5K:FIW-~M •. st1irdt Splrgs; 9f\ -,An.lb,.., ~ Beadi Mitt'• .5K: Fnt -COD,' R.eed, LqJ.m ~; 1 lt.- pm~.~ Beodi c.c.d ~ .5K: Fa- e.,.,~ lcb.a> emp., 1.sfi -~Am ~,~BeOOI SEAN HlJ.U I OMV l'l.OT SUwitha VandenBerge, 11, along with women of all ages bMd for the ftllllb Ihle in the Race for the Cure 5k run/walk at Fuhlon Jalud. .Ae:>.~~48. Cocro dal Woad wm ~ 65, Cab NsJ eoCh l!oiild 1 • Jix» ~ es b '-age <:Msioos. nomenon.• Aside from the races, the event also featured live enter- tainment, food, informationJSl booths, an awards ceremony and a tear-filled survivor tribute. "It's a very emotional race," Wills said.· Some of the particii)ants wore pictures of loved ones who were lost to breast cancer. Many others wore · placards listing names of people they knew who had sue· cumbed or survived the disease, which read •In memory of my mom,• or "Cancer-free: 15 years.• For Johnson, the event was a tribute to the past, present and the future. •1 walk now for people who can't, because when I couldn't, they walked for me,• she said. ccadDQ~• •Aged USDA Choice Prime Rib & ,.;:.w.iP ~~ Steaks •Catering For Cli8nts Such As: Hoag Hospital, Theodore ~-~W Robbins, Nike, Home Depot, Etc. ~ ~ •Banquet Room For GrouP.• Of 20· ~ :[a{{ J'aire & :::.:-::::: Pump/Q,n Patcli 95 •Take-out Specials •Buckets & Party Pak• •Tableside Magic Sunday Evenings • Fa".ftllY Owned & Operated Since 1984 •Soups Made Fresh Dally •Monday Night Football Specials •Weddings •Reservations Accepted •Full Bar With 2 TV's Tuned To Sports • D•livery Services •ATM Machine On Premise ,•6 ... ,, On Draft •Rehearsal Dinners •Fresh Swordfish •Kida Menus w/Crayon •Senior Citizen Platea •We Pour A Premium Well •7 Sandwiches •Company Picnics •Lunch Banquets •Holiday, Parties •Quick Bu1ine11 Lunches •Corporate Meetings •Tailgate Parties •Anniversaries • 7 Types Of Chicken •Birthday Parties • 6 Type• Of Salads •Decor Includes Vintage Photography of Costa Mesa and Newport leach ••• to name lust a few • Featuring: • Children'• Activities • Nature Center 7burs • Gi~• & Native Plants • Opportunity Drawing • Food & Beverage• • Silent Auction • Free Admi11ion/ fASHIO ISLANU >n"Ml i&Al1f Sunt!ayOc Shmt Worth, ODS 1 I ' I '"'s days. .lie .......... t1s ............. ld .. ,.. fr ......... 1n .. ,.. ............ _. Mike laylor, OCC football coach Monday, September 27, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Canson . 949..574-4223 No.· ·1-ranked Tars play like No. 1 • Sailors Cook Wilson in final to remain unbeaten with South Coast Tournament championship. JosFPll Boo Del; Plot "I'm shocked. I knew we were capable of playing this well, but it's sWl surprising. I hope we haven't peaked too early." "ThiS is one of those games where everything went our way.• Shocked would be an understatement in describing the spectators' reaction. Even though it was missing Tony Azeve- do, the .youngest player on the U.S. National team, Wilson sWl boasted Albert WATER POLO seemed unable to do anything on offense. It was shut out for the entire first half, and Scott Jones scored the only two Bruin goals in the third. Birdsong, who had 14 saves. "With a goalie like (Bird- song)," Kreutzkamp said, "it makes thjngs easy.• · The Sailors' confidence seemed to be overwhelming in the second quarter. With the defense and Birdsong shutting down the Bruins, Harbor's offense became aggressive and found many easy scoring opportunities. ••• . Pilot s 1 ·1~5! for the ,Sailors, as Garcia finally broke loose and scored three times ip that period. But it WU too little, too late, and Newport Harbor whooped it up and cele- brated, arguably, · it's greatest victory of the year. "We proved ourselves," Weiner said. ·we showed everybody that we're a No. 1- ranked team.· NEWPORT BEACH -Ever since the first matchup between boys water polo heavyweights Newport Harbor High and Long Beach Wilson, which the Sailors won, 11-10, in a tense sudden death, fans have been abuzz about the possible rematch in the finals of the South Coast Tournament Saturday at Newport Har- bor. Well, the rematch did take place, but instead of Tyson-Holyfield, it was more like Tyson-McNeely. Host and the CIF Division I's No. 1 Newport Harbor blew away the No. 2 Bruins, 11-5, emphatically. · Garcia, codsidered'by some to ~ the sec- ond best high school player in the nation' behind Azevedo. Instead of finding the back of the goal, though, the only thing Garcia found was Peter Belden, who stuck to him like grass stains. Belden marked Garcia all over the pool, and the Bruins' star was shut out for It didn't matter at that point because Newport Hart)or took an 11-2 lead into the fourth quarter. Ryan .Cook was the offensive star with four goals and four assists at the two-meter position. Robert Weiner added three goals. The Sailors (7-0) raced out to a 2-0 lead in the first period when Paul Kepner and Weiner scored. The lead was extend- ed to 5-0 in the second quarter behmd goals from Cook and Weiner. "By the middle of the second Belden quarter,• Kreutilcamp said, •we were so confident 'that we would start going the other way right after they shot.• The levee broke in the third period when the Sailors outscored the Bruins, 6- 2. Brendan Hansen scored twice, Steve Jendrusina added one, and Cook added three to bis total, including one with two seconds left in the period that seemed to put an exclamation point on the gome. As impressive as this gaine was, the odds are that these two teams will meet again in tournament playk, and the playoffs, and the Sailors will eventu- ally see Azevedo. three quarters. , "That was the key,• Kreutzkamp saJ,d. "Belden was on him on every shot. We didn't let him go inside and only gave him outside shots." •1 told this to Paul (Kepner),• Weiner said. "One player cannot score five goals and block five shots.• "To tell you the truth," Newport Har- bor Co-coach Brian Kreutzkarnp said, With Garcia bottled up, Wilson The second period was also when Wil- son (4-2) started showing its frustration with fouls. Shots were rare for the Bruins, and what few they had, narrowly missed or were blocked by Sailors' goalie nm The game did last one period too long Neverthel~s. the Bruins will lick 'their wounds and look for revenge in the pos- sible rematches. C 0 MM UN 1·1 Y C 0 LL EGE F 0 0 TB All THOMAS R CORDOVA I OM.Y Pit.OT Orange Coast's defense held on th1s touchdown threat. but Santa Ana had too many other opportunities, which were converted. King rushes for 226 yards, three touchdowns to pace Dons' rout. TONY ALTOBW J ~Pb SANTA ANA -Santa Ana College's Cameron King played like "King Cameron• holding court Saturday and sending Orange Coast College to the racks with 226 yards rushing and three touch- downs in the Dons' 52-6 blowout of the vis- iting Pirates. In a football game decided by halftime, the Pirates (2-1) could not find an answer for the sophomore running back, nor could they overcome two lost fumbles and two inter- ce,.P.tions. Uke there a.re team wins, this was a team loss," Coach Mike Taylor said after suffering his first coaching loss at occ. •we were outplayed from the get-go in all positions and we never could recover." Things started roughly for the Pirates after a ?1-yard punt lost in the sun placed the Bucs on their own 1-ya.rd line, Alex Romero tackled running back Ray- mond Obrel in the end zone on the first play, giving the Dons (1-2) the ball back and a 2- 0 lead. After a poor free kick put the ball at mid· field, King took over, scoring four plays lat- er on a 37-yard run, making the score, 9-0 , before either team could work up a sweet m the Santa Ana sun. "Sarlta Ana is a good ballclub and I knew they would rebound from their slow start this season, .. Taylor aald. •Now it's our tum to see what we're made of this upcoming week! The Pirates' lone score came with three minutes remaining in the fl.Tit quarter on a nine-play, 87-yard drive that wu capped with a l·J&r~ touchdown run by Ohrel, c:ut· ting the Dons' lead to 9·6. 'fhe key play on the scoring drive wu a ~1-yard bomb trom quart rback Jared flint to David Culleton. King came through again for Santa Ana, tdJring on a 27-yard run on the fOOowtng o cc DONS drive. He had 91 yards on 12 car'ries and two touchdowns in the first quarter alone. Pllnt, who had time to pick apart Saddle- back.'1 defense last week in a 42-25 win, was lil a constant hurry the entire game, resulting in five sacks and numerous scram- bles out ol the pocket. He managed to complete 16 of 29 pa55ei for 169 yards, but had an interception returned 63 yards for a Santa Ana TO. The Dons managed to score touchdown5 on four if their first stx po e ions, not including the safety and the interception return. •When you're doing w 11, you ometim don't feel too mueh of th pr sure," Thylor said. "But once you get your fttces macked around, like we did today, it give you a lit- tle wake up call," Castleton had 66 receMng yards and Ohrel bad 65 to lead the Pirate , who have now lolt five of their last six gam s in the Santa Ana Bowl. 1be Dom were able to oompletely Shut the Ptratel' running game down, limlting them to only "7 total yards on the ground Dons quarterback Grant Wagner was 1 O for 17 with 189 yardt, lncluding e 47-yard toucbdOwn to Jeremiab Atmentfarll.. Th9 game got slightly out of band for boUl . teams in the fourth quarter as unsportsman- like conduct penalties began to pile up. Both teams combined for 18 penalties for 149 yards. . It doesn't get any easier for the Bucs as they try to look ahead to this week, when No. 1 ranked Palomar come s to town Satur- day at 1 p.m SANTA AHA 52, OMNGI CoAST 6 Score by QuarWI Or1nge Coast 6 0 0 0 -6 Santa Ana 17 21 O 14 -52 Flrit~ SA -Safety (Ohrtl tickled In end :rone), 13:24. SA -King 37 run (Perez kick), 11:33. OCC -Ohrel 1 run (run filled), 3:03. SA · King 23 run (Peppers piss from Wagner), 1:44. second Qullrter SA • King 1 run (Peret kick), 11 :52. SA · Tag1loe 15 run (Perez kkk), 6:23. SA -Romero 63 Interception return, (Pe,..z kick), 4:13 Fourth~ SA -Armendariz 42 pess from Wagner (Peret kldc.), 13~32 SA • Warfield 1 run (Perez kick), 4 3' Attendance: 650. tNOMDUAL RUSfftNG OCC ·Flint. 5-36; Boka. 3·31; Btnks, 3·17; Ohtel, 9-1, 1 TD. SA · King, 35-226, 3 TC>s; W1rfltld, 1().32. 1 TD, Tag1loe, 3-27, 1 TD; U1I, 3-8. C..m•L 2·1; freusto, 1.0. INOMOUAL MSSINCI OCC -Flint. 16-29-1, 169; Johnson. 2-6-0, 12: Wessm•n. 1·2·1, 6. SA · Wagner, 1().17-0, 189. 1 TD. tNOMOUAL MaMNO occ -c.stleton, 4-66; Ohr•L 7·65, Robtt'U, ~9; Vala~ 1-14, Johnson. 1-11; Witten, 1 6; Dale, 1·rn nu~ SA -Armend•rt~ 5 83, B•rnes. 3·59, nscareno, 1-33; Fr1usto. 1-14. GAMI STATIST1CS 111 111 SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Newport Harbor •Water polo standout boasted distinctive credentialsi second-team all-league, and second-team All-American. Rlawu>D~ Even though John fffl Dobrott was a fast swimmer and talented water polo player with good size (6-foot-3, 215 pounds), h'e knew his place m the pool for Coach Bill Barnett's Newport Harbor High Sailors. In the fall of 1975, the Tars featured one of the best water polo teams in Orange County history, going 23-0 and capturing Sunset League and CIF Southern Section 4-A titles. La.st year, the Los Angeles Tunes unveiled its Top 10 all-time sports team, and Barnett's nus of '75 were ranked fourth. ·A two-sport athlete and Tar of the Year in 1976, Dobrott swam for Coach Bill Jewell and ea.med prep All-American honors m the 200-and ~00-yard treeStjie events. His senior year in water polo, Dobrott was voted second-team All-Sunset League, second-team All-ClF 4 -A and second-team All-American. (Sounds like Newport Harbor already met its first-team quota dunng the all-league voting when Dobrott's mune came up.) In 1974, a team of mostly Thr Juniors lost to Back Bay rival Corona del Mar in the CIF 4-A championship game. •we were the team slated to win, then we got beat,• Dobrott said. •rt was a tough one, but we came back the next year and made sure that didn't happen again." "That's of all the teams in any sport,· said Dobrott. a senior on that memorable squad, which defeated Sunny Hills in the CIF finals, 8-5. as Barnett won his fourth of 10 Southern Section championships between 1967 and '84. John Dobrott Dobrott, who played football his freshman year, swam on Jewell's varsity in the spring of his fre-hman year. prompting Barnett to Jure him away from the gndiron. Dobrott's •No one came close to us,• Dobrott said of the Sailors bis senior year, a team led by Frank Anderson and junior Kev1n Robertson, a future U.S. Olympian, while George Newland and Oreg Fults were al.so standouts. •Kevin Robertson was one of the greatest ever to play the game," added Dobrott, whose role was not to score at Newport Harbor, but then the next year scored more goals as a freshman than he did as a high school senior, playing NCAA Division I water polo for UC Santa Barbara, which finished fourth at the NCAA Tournament in 1976. Dobrott. who scored over 220 career goals for UC Santa Barbara, led the Gauchos to th NCAA champion.ship in 1979, when they beat UCLA in th title game at Belmont Plaza Olymp c Pool. at a ume when th Gaucho aquatics program consistenUy rivaled the best 111 th country. A three·time NCAA All •:American and tun· scholarship wtnn r, D<>brott w pert of major cbampiOnshlps his Mnlor yMI' in both high Khool and t'Ollege. •That WU pretty cool.* ·Mid •Dobrott. Who pa.ayed two more J9U1 for Bamett on the lJ:J. junior national lMm. • {IUDett) WM pNtly bagb. b\lt he WU a ... lO>idl. h WM De P&aytng for .. ~ I .ambudl of wa• polo COKW ft WM good for -It WM• good • ,...wn.c. (p&aytng far 111111) • older brother, Mike, also played water polo at Newport Harbor. "l took to (water polo) real quick,• he said. "l got re411y caught up lo it • Following a.n outstanding collegiate career, Dobrott played for the winning U.S. national team at the World University Games, the lut international event before the 1980 MOICOW Olympic Games, which the U.S. boycotted. In the final of the World University Games. the U.S ., needing to beat Russia by at least two goals to secure gold because of a system based on goals scored. defeated theu Soviet rivals by two and coptured the tournament. After colleg , Dobrott played on eMOn in Australie, then competed In two more tournaments m Europe. DobrOtt, a mem°bm' ol the Dt\lly Pilot SpOrts Hall ol Fame, I brating th :mDJennlum. ltill swims at Newport Harbor live lim a week in fhe mOrning hOW'f in a Matten Program. He liVes In Newport Wch and works for a c:oaam-cMl Nill ...... ~1nn. tn4Ul&ry ID~ Dobnllt blll --~gNdua'9dfl.aUC SantaButma ... -. ........ tDHlllll wl .... •15JW-cid-. ........ ...... •• ?...,. ........ wbo...,. .............. 11ua11-. I ~. s.p.mber 27, 1999 Sports CdM finishes ninth COLLlll SPOITI CIOIS COllTIY WITEI POLO Pirates run Wild NEWPORT BEACH -Ho.ot Corona del Mar High's boys weter polo team topped lolani and Los Alamitos for runth place in the South Coast Toumam nt Saturday sount COAST To.MAI •If a.n,ra-.. NrwPollT 11, LOM luOt W.... S Newpon Harbof l J 6 o • 11 Vangua.rd tl. soccer teams roll COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's men and women ron the competition right off the course Satur· day at the Orange Coast Cross Country lnvltetional at Fairview Park. After a 4-4 tie in the fust hall, the Sea Kings broke it open with a 5-1 run to put lolani away. Gar- rett Gentry and Garren Bowlus each bad three goals for CdM. Brad Netherton had seven saves .and shut down lolani after the first period. Long Buch Wilson 0 0 2 J -5 NewpOft Coot 4, W.IM< 3, HanMtl 2. Kepner 1, Jenclfustl'\8 1 .. Sal.ti Birdsono 14 Wltson: Garcia 3, Jonei 2. Saves: Wlitef 4. s.mlftnel ~ HMIOR 6, Focm&1. 5 • Foothill 1 1 2 1 • 5 tffwport Harbor • 2 0 1 3 • 6 NMirtpelft • Jendrusloa 2. Belden 1, Welner 1, Coolc 1, KepMr 1. Saves: Birdsong. 10. • NlmhPlllCle Vanguard University was a 7-0 WlDller at United States International University Saturday in men's soccer, as Diego Gonl recorded a career-high four goals and two assists. Matthew Palmer added two goals and two assists to help the Uons win their fourth in a row and Improve to 4-2 ... The women's soccer team was a 2-0 winner egainst The Master's on the winner's campus Saturday. Annie Jacobs and Alexi.I Newbold scored. for Vanguard U., which won its third straight nonconf erence game by shutout. Goalie Robln Landauer had four saves ... The women's volleyball team split two rnatches, hah- dling visiting Embry Riddle Aeronautical Uni- versity on Friday, 15-2, 13-15, 13-15, 15-11, 15-8, but falling to host Biola in Golden Stete Athletic Conference play Saturday, 16-14, 15-1, 15-7. Kristy Rostawidd served the last seven points of the fifth game to lead VU to its victory over Embry Riddle. Megan Godfrey led the wey with 23 kills. Joelle Mockabee (15) and Noelle Sturgtl (12) contributed significantly as VU improved to 8-7 . Biola rallied from a 14-9 deficit in the first set with seven straight winners, then ran off 12 straight in the second set to take total command Saturday. Zoila Gomez led the way in the women's division with a 19:13 effort. Bernice Carbajal was second in 19:56, with Sinlo Orozco eighth in the 100-plus field Stepping up with key efforts were Elsa Ortega, Kim- berly Lacher, Joanna Wllllams and Marie Valencia, pro- viding OCC with a 29·point cushion over runner-up Mt. San Antonio. .., AMlf--..V ii fl Al HAMOR In the ninth-place game, CdM held on to a 5-2 halftime lead and won, 6-5. Gentry's four goals led the Sea Kings, but it was Nether- ton's 11 saves that were key. CoftoNA oa MM 6. Loi Ai.AMf'l'OI 5 Corona del Mar ] 2 1 0 • 6 Los Alllmit05 1 1 2 1 • 5 C&Ml Gentiy 4, 8oWlus 1, Johnston 1. Sal/ft. Netherton 11. COlllC*A oa. MAil t, lot.AM 5 Cor6na deJ Mar • 3 1 2 3 • 9 1otanl 3110·5 • Costa Mesa High's boys water polo team capped off a busy weekend in the South Coast Tournament Saturday by defeat- ing Esperanza and losing to San- ta Barbara. CdM: Bowlus l, Genuy 3, Johnston 1, Nlfilenke 1, Street 1. Saves: Netherton 7 ConA MBA 9, ESPIMMZA 5 COSU Mesa 3222 ·9 Esperanu 1 2 1 2 • 6 Mesa: Vaill.lncoun 6, Y.lhitman 2, Biron 1. SAHTA BAM.AAA 1), CosTA Mis.A 5 CoitaMesa 1 1 1 2 · 5 C!)Sta Mesa beat Esperanza 9- 6 as Mike Vaillancourt scored sue times to lead the Mustangs. Their run finally ended to Santa Bar- bara In a 13-5 loss. Mike Whit- man had three goals in the effort. 'San~ Barbara 3 3 l 4 • 13 Mela: Y.lhitman 3, Cablco 1, Sarris i . ~ Dolloff 5. CosTA Ml.sA 11, SAHTA MAno I CostaMN 1 2 ~ 3 ·11 Santa Mateo 1 2 3 2 • B Costa Mesa: Sarris 5, Y.lhctman 3, Biron 2, Vaillaocoun 1. Saves: Dolloff 5. NOTICE OP TRUS"raE'S SALE T.5. No: TJI06l Unit Code; 'T Loan No: 99791/HUEGLE M No: 933-38-040 T.D. SEJtV- ICE COMPANY. u Clllty apijC>Ullllc:I T N*e WIClcr roUowma c:aaicnboc:I o-s o Trua WILL SELL A PUBUC AUCTION TO TH HIGHEST BIDDER FO • CASH (Ill' 1bc forms wt11d1 p • tawfu.1 taldu m cbc Um Swcs> 111/J/or 1he ca*-cr's. ccrufiec:I or odler lpCClfi.CI 111 Civil C Sccuo11 29241t (payable on 1'111 ai Ulc ume of l&le 10 TD. Sctvicc C~) all n1l11. atle aDd llllCf'Cll convey IO and now bdd by ll und u.s DeeCI of TNll 111 property llcmnafta d llCriboCI: Tniaor ·CRAIG E. RUEOLE. EUZABE'Tli HU EGLE Reconlcc:I ccmber 4, tm u ln11r No. 199$0535214 Ill Book •• Pase -of C>mcial Record 10 die olT"ice of the corder of ORANGE Councy. purawit IO die Notice o Defaull and Elei:rlon to Sci lhenunc:lcr recorded Apn 7. 19" u 111111 No. 992$3901 111 Book -Pa -of omc.t a-nt1 1n otrK:e of the lllM::orc:lcr o ORANGE Coumcy; YOU AR.E IN DEFAULT UND A DEED OF TRUST DA NOVEMBER 30, 199S. UHJ.:.ESS YOU TA ACTION TO ~O YOUR PJllOPERTY. IT MA~ BE SOLD AT A f'JJBU SAL.5. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF TH NAlVR.E Of THE PA CEEOIHG AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT LAWYER 7 SUNDANC DRJVE. NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92663 (If I II lc:lc:lre11 or c:ommon dcsiana bOll of propcny IS lbow above, no warnnty 11 11vet1 co 10 complacnca or co~) Salcl Sa of property wtll be l1'laCle I u It condiUoa wtdlCMll vcnam or wananl)'. c~raa o 1111plicd. re11ld1n1 111 po~ion. or mcwnbranca, to pay lhe ranalnln1 ponc1p1 ... of the llOl~I) -.Urcc:I b said Docd of Tnit1. w1 imttesc u in uld noct pro· vtc:lcd. lc:lvanca, If any und dlol 1enn1 or Mid Deeci o TNJI. recs. diaries 1 Cl.pcnlCI or IN TN.Me and 0 chc U'UJU crated by uld or TNll Said &ale wiu be bdd on OCTOBER 4 1999. AT )'.00 PM ON THE AtONT STEPS TO THE ENTRANCE OF THE OR-1 ANGE CIVIC CENTER. 300 E CHAPMAN OR· ANGE. CA At die l&llle of ctic J1l.IUal pvbllCaDOll or lh11 DOIJtC. lbe IOUJ amoum of 1he unpaid balance or die obl11•· UOft ICCWflCI by Cllc lbovt Clac.nbec:I Deed ot Tnatt and ~ com. Upa'llCS anCI ed•~ .. Jt40 . .509 31 h IS po11ible !NI II the l-Of ule die opcn1111 bid may be lal Chan die couJ inCld>4ec:lnc:u due. Datc AlllUSI 31. 1999 TD SERVICE COMPANY u aid T'n.lhc. KAREN MEJlK.EJ.... ASSIS· TANT SECRETARY T.D. SEJlVICE COMPANY 737 ARNOLD DllJVE, sum c MARTINEZ, CA 945'3 6526 9"n29-90U We ate ... lllna die Benericluy 10 collCICI 1 ddlc and any tnfor- mal.ioo -obc.a.tn will be uMd far lhM P"l1M* wtlahtr recdved orllty or 1n wnuna. ft l\laJllMt, die II~ ~· bid may be <*au.I by can1n1 lhl fotio...tna iele-~~•)on lht 11o11 '*°" ....... rum 3' 9Sll TACI 4.S9667C PUB. til)/99. MOl99, 9117199 HOTIC! OP nus. nE'S SA.LE T.S. Ho OJ 11$4.5 Ulll! Code 0 Lou No J0141061E\'Ml!JtT M No; 41MMl-l7 T.O S Vtea COMPANY, u clliO llfPOl..s TNMI .... ,~ la"'1IO Dmd of Tnm WfLL SILL AT PUBLIC AUCTlON TO TIHl HJOHEST IJDOD FOR CASH (la m totm "'4lldl .,. llWflil ...... II\ ... Uaillld Sala) 1111410f lhe ...., ... ...Oflldoradi. "**' E""' • CMI ~ -191411 • (ptylMit fu.1.1 • 4M time o( ... IO T D S..ICll ~) all rlPC. lillf .. .... OQlllW7td .. ... ftOW ..... ~ I& "'*' ..W 0... ofT,_a.-. ~:~ ~'= 'o!: .~. 1"1 ..... Ho. '2· '74471 ill ... .... -"' otftdll ......... .,,.., .. .......,,,, OIAHO =·ro:.•: r.coni.d h&lllt 11 ! 1999 u ln111. No. 99-453257 1111 lootc -Pqe -or. omdal lllM::onll In Ille omce of dl8 lt.ecordet of ORANGE Counly: YOU ARE IN DEPAULT UNDER A DEED OP TRUST DATED SEP- TEMBER lA. 1992. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOU It f'ROPEllTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUIUC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· NATION OF THE NA· TIJR.E OF THE PR~ CEEDINO AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· YER. 599 FA YETT'E CIRCLE. COSTA MESA. CA 9262~)103 (If 1 11na llddraa or c:ommon c1ai1nation or P'°9CftY iJ lllo'MI above. no wvn.ncy IS . Sl•tn &S IO lu complcscnca or correct· ncu). Said Sale of propcny Wiii be ll\lldc Ill U II condlliOO Widlout coovcnani or -rn.niy, uprcu or lmphed. rqudu11 utlc ~. Of -.nbranc.a. ID pay die rcmalllift& p~ tum of the nocc(1) ea:wed by llJCI Deed of Trua. widt inlaal U U1 aid -provtdcc:I. edv-. 1f uy. Wider die lefma of ms Deed of l'nlll. r-. .,.. llld u.pcma of die T,._ ..i of lbe 11\1111 Cl'Allld by .., 0-S or TNll. Slid Ilk *'II be kid Oii OCTOBEJl II, 1"9, AT J:OO P.M. ON THE FRONT STEPS TO THE ENTRAHCE OF THE ORAHOE CIVIC CENTER. 300 E CHAPMAN. ~NGE. CA At -. me of die mloal publicauoo or dlia -.cc, die IOCal llDDllAl of Ille unpaid balux:a or die obll1110011 ~ by die above deariboCI Deed of TNll 11111 cmm..t COD, eapawa, and 8d• •me.a le Sl41,&54.lt It b poll4ble lhM u die time of ai. tbs open1Qe bid mar be lea dwt the IOW 1N1m .,,., due. Dale: $q)canbcr 20. 1999 T.D. Sl!JtVICE COM· PANY u aid l'Nllce, FlANCBS DEPALMA. ASSISTANT SECU, TARY T.D. SEJtVIC£ COMPANY 17'° E FOUR11f ST. sum IOO. '° eox 11911 SANTA AHA. CA 9?711 -1911 7141S4J- 13n We ue ~1 die lalcftcWy llO CODICii I debt and Mil We>nnM»a """ oOcaiJI will be Ulld for dw paJ1IOlle wWler r•ccm1d on.iy °' Ill wnunc 1t 1ni11tt1e. die "~....r-' bid may be by Cl.lllna me roDowtns ldcpOone run~•) 011 die day bef orc Ole la.le 714141().. S690 TACI .U9999C PUB 9127199, IOJ04199. 10/11199 AcdtJou. BualneH Nam• Statement The following pellOnl are doing business as: Wall All. 3 &.nmerwtnd ~="Beien. Pamela Anne Macedo, 3 Summerwlnd Court, New· port Beech, C1lllornl1 92663 Th111 business Is con- ducted by: al\ llldMdoll Have you sllrted doing bl.Illness yet? No Pamela A. Macedo This statement wu ftled with the County Clerk ot Orange Coun~i= Dally Piiot Sept. v~.~ 4, 11, 18, 1999 ,_.,7 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALLING FOR BIDS School District. COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Bid Deadllne November 4, 1999 at 2.00 p.m Plaoe ol Bid Receipt. Ofllce ot Director ol Purchaslno, Cou1 Com· muru'l'. C'ollege Dlstnct, Bldg D~, 1370MamsAv· enue, Coate Men, CA 92626 ProJect Identification Name. Golder\ W•t Cot· lege HIOh Voftage Ptwe 2 ( 121<v)i bid No 1803 Plaoe Bids.,. on file Ind 1vaN1ble at Office of the Phyak:al F10llltle1 Coordl· nalof, Ard~ Rlohy, Coast CommunltY College Oil· trtcl; 1370 ,\dims Ave., Bldo. "O", Ccflta Men, CA (714) 43&-4673 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the aboVe· named School Dlttrtcc ot oranoe County, c.11rom1a, adlng by and lhf'OUOh 1t1 Govemtng Qo9rd, herein· attar 1'91eiT9d to ae ~DIS· TRICT", wfll ~ up to, bul not later INlo the above..:ataled time, Haled bldl tor the award ot a con· trad f()( hj PfOlacl de• la'lbed u : Reolact All 12kV C.ble and Olean SWhCtl a., Tllete wti be I F1w ('5) non·reful'lda~• ~~n1 r9QUlrad IOf t9d1 Ht ol bid OOCumenll. cnacks "'°'*' ~ made pe~ to Coat ~ College Dil· trld Bldl enell be rQ!v9d In the ~ Ider.Idled .OOW, .rid ltlOle blda ~ be ~''=~-~ time llld p1ac1 In a<:<:OfdllQ Wtth Iha provlaleft1 of C.llfomla Public COl\lflCI ~ s.c:uon 3300. the ~': 1'9q1Jlrt1 that the l>O ... at the f~ c:ld- 1lllcet100 o1 oan1'9C10r"1 bnte at ,,,. amt ltlet .,. oonuact 11 "8rded Col1trtcfor. C-1Q ~ •F°Ne~·~"' hlgtt ~ alld ~ ~Ired • . PU9LISH S.plemt>er 27, 1 Hll end OctOb« •. HOO WAU< THROUOtf Odobef 15, , ..... t:OO •.11'1 I QOlden w... Main> ..,,.,.. Md 008f90ol• • Awe ywt .......... In L-.•--. PUBLISH: September 27, 1999 end October 4, 1999 WAL~ THROUGH: October 15, 1999 II 9:00 a.m., Golden Wnt Main· 1enance •ncl Oparatlonl ~rtment, located olf McFadden Avenue be· tween Golden Was1 llnd Gotherd Streat• Hunt· lnolOn BMc:tt, CA 92648 BID DATE: November 4, 1999 II 2;00 p.m. BOARD DATE: November 17, 1999 No payment lhlM be made lor WOltt or material under the contract unleSI Ind untll the R41giatrar ol Contractott wr111ea to the DISTRICT lhet lhe CON· TRACTOR was properly lioenMd 11 Iha lfme the contract WU lwarded. Ally CONTRACTOR not 10 tlcensed la 1ubjed to pen- alties under the law, If the lloense cllulffcallon Sped• tied l'lerelNlbove " that ot 1 "1peclatlty comractor" u defined In Section 7058 of the Calllomla Bualneu •nd Profestlon• Code, the sp1cl1llty contr1c1or •warded the Contract for this W0111 ahllt ltseH con· stnia a mtlc>r1ty ot the Work. In acoorctenoe with the provisions of Caltfomla Busloese 1nd Prole .. lonl Code SectJoo 7059 Al Wor1< mue1 be com· pteted within 60 con· •ec:utllle dlye Note. Al WOltt mull be completed between December 18, 1999 9nd J91luery 17, 2000. Time la ol the .... eence. FlllU1'9 10 complele the Wor1c within the time Mt lorfl herein wi. reautl In the lmj)Olltlon ol llquldeted demegea lot each day Of delay, In the amount Mt lorltl In lhe ''lnlormalion IOI Blddera" Elcti ~ must conform Ind be r91pcntlve to the contract dorumenta. Eich bidder shall submit\ on the tonn furnished with the oonlract documenta, 1 llst of the propoMd subcon· t111ctort on 1hls prclect 11 requltwd by the Subletting end Sut>contrac:clng Fafr PnlC\loes Act Government Code Section 4100 et seq. Eld'I Bid Shan be •CCIOITI· penied by I c:ertllled OI .cuhler's cnect< °' ~ bond In an .mount not leSI than wn percent (1 0%) of the to- tal bid plloe, peyable 10 Iha Dlstr1a U e guatanlM that Iha bidder, If lie propoul Is aooepted, an.II promotlv •JelCU!e the Aareemen<. furnl•h e 1a1T1t•ctory F.ithful Perform.nee Bond In M lm<Mll not .... lh9n one l'lundred percen1 (100%) ol Iha toe.I bid prim, lumtlh I P9ymant Bond In an amount not feta lhlln one ttundt9d peroent ( 1 00%) of Iha totll bid price. and furnish certiflcalel evidencing lhllt the l'9QUll'ICI lnaurance 11 In enacc 1n the amounts "' for1h In Iha general condl· lion•. In IN event of 1111ure lo enter Into the contract end execute the required documenls, IUCtl bid sa ~ wtll be forfeited. The Faithful Performance Bond stw1n remain In tutt fOf'Ce •nd enact tl\tough the QU9111nlM period U lpad !led In the genanll c:ondl· lion• The DISTRICT 1'9181'\191 Iha fight 10 rtjeel any Of Ill bldl or 10 waive any Ir· regularities or lnl<>l'rMJ11111 In any bldl or In the bid· ~ ' "rad Section 1Y73 :4ttie ~omla La· bor Coda. the Dlrtaof ol the DeP9'1tnent ol In· dulttlal Relatlonl of the sin of Cdomll hu de· tenn•n•d the generally ~i:~,: Wor1< .. to be per1ormad CqJiet o4 theM -0-rai. de(ermln1t10~~1 1n11t11d PREVAIUNO wAOE SCALE,.,. lnalntatnaO 11 ltle DISTRICT oft'loe le> c:tlled ., 1 !70 Adtma ,,..,,. Colla tffU, CA tM, Pnytbl Ftclltlet PlllMlnG, MO .,. l\l9llltJle to any inte'"'ed ~rty uporl '*'*'· "'-Cori· tr..,, INll poet I .copy ot ... dooument •t Mdl.Job de TM OOnndOr Md .,,., ll.lbconltlldOf under • =nol .... Nnthe ~,....of ~.,.. am· ~:= •WGUIOn °' No l**r ""Y wlhtrn flf'1 bid fDr • l*IOCI of *'r (IOI 0.,. llftif lhe dltt ... for .. ....,. Of ... A p.ymant llOl\d ltlal be :=-coC.~-=: tn ,_ 1Dtr11 11UCwt1 In Ila ..... OOCUMnll. I to IMtlOi\ : . _ .. ~ ~· .... -. .._ ' . l• •' , '•., t~ '• ••'.._ • •Io 22300 of lhe Public COO· "1ICt Code, the contract ~ con1aln pravt•lons per· mhtlng the euocessfUI bid· cler to 1Ub1t1tur. secutltl.a lor llY'f monies wltllheld ti) the District to ensure per· lormance under the con- tl'Kl. e.c:n bid aubmltted In ,.. •l>Of'IM 10 ttm Notice ~ tract Coda, the contract Wiii contain provtstons per- mitting the l4.ICC8"'1..ll bid- der to substitute sec:untJet lot wry monies wltMeld by the District 10 ensu'9 per· IOfmandl under the con- llKl. Eacl\ bid submitted In re- sponsa to this Notice lhal contalo, IS I bid Item, ade- quate sheeting, shoring, a.tld bracing, 0( equlYaJent method, lof the procectlon ot lffe and llmb In trenches end open excavation. Wl\lctl shaM oontonn to ap- J!llcable safe.z:rrs. Govemlnt 8~ Wllllem M, V191, Ed, 0., Ct\lnceltor, coa.t Community Cotl ... otatrtct Publl-1l8d Newport Beloh-eo.ta M811 Dell'i Pltoc m:mber v, October 4, M636 NEWPORT BEACH CrTYCOUNCIL AGENDA SUMMARY StudyS...lon 5:00p.m. ~27,1999 PUBLIC HEARINGS GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 99-2(E) • REQUEST TO EXPAND THE SECOND FLOOR OFACE AREA IN AN EX· ISTING BUILDING BY AP· PROXIMATELY 882 SQUARE FEET AND A REQUEST TO RE · LOCATE A SMAtl SPORTS MEMORABILIA MUSECIM, KNOWN AS THE NEWPORT SPORTS COUECTION FOUNDA· TION, INTO THE BOT· TOM FLOOR OF THE BUILDING • REQUIRES THE APPROV Al OF A GENERAL PLAN AMEND· MENT TO PERMIT ADDI· TIONAL DEVELOPMENT SINCE THERE IS NO AD- DITIONAL FLOOR AREA ALLOCATED IN THIS PART OF NEWPORT CENTER AND THE AP· PROVAL OF A USE PER· MIT TO PERMIT A SPORTS MEMORABILIA MUSEUM AS AN AC- CESSORY USE TO THE PRINCIPAL OFACE USE g: NEWPORT CENTER AM~ENTS TO THE ZONING CODE (AMEND· MENT 892) THAT RE· LATE TO 'THE DEFlNI• TION OF TERMS, TERMS AND CROSs.AEFEREN· CES IN THE LAND USE REGULATIONS SCHED- ULES, ESTABLISHING WATEAfRONT REAR YARD SETBACKS, REG· Ul.ATtONS ON BAY AND GREENHOUSE WIN· DOWS THE PARKING OF \IEHIClES IN REQUIRED YARDS, SIGNS IN RESI· DENTIAL DISTRICTS..1 AND THE AUTHORITY Ot' THE Pl.ANNING DIREC· TOR TO APPROVE Off· SALE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OUTLETS AND MASSAGE ESTAB· LISHMENTS CURRENT BUSINESS REQUEST FOR FUND- ING FROM ORANQE COUNTY AIRPORT' AV UANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF '238.234 FUNDING REQUEST FROM CITIZENS FOR J08S & TliE ECONOMY (c.JAE) FOR $160,000 TO OTl.LllE FOR EL TORO L088Y1NG EFFORTS. NOTICE TO IN• TERESTEO 1.GENCIES INTENT TO INITIATE PROCEEDtNGS FOA THE AEOROAHIZATION Ofll TERRITORY Publlehed ~ Bellen· Colt• ~ Delly PllOC ~?7,1999 M$34 The OCC men won with a 11 ·point edge over run- ner-up Mt. SAC,· keyed by Juan Sanchez (20:55, sev- enth}, Chris MonacheW (21:05, ninth), Manuel Orozco (12:17, 13th), Robert Jones (21:25, 17th) and Alberto M~oz (21:41, 23rd) on the 6,400-meter course. .-HG =y= G:> toaml I ' ' ' - Newport girls fifth in Invitational CHULA VISTA-Newport Harbor High's girls cross country team did well against the top San Diego-area teams and finished fifth in the South Bay Invitational at Southw~em Community College's 2.47-mile course. Junior Amber Steen led the Sailors and finished sec- ond with a 15:13. Sonya Mechkor finished eighth at 15:57 end Carrie Foss was 19th in 16:23. Nine points separated Newport Harbor from the third-place team. Sw~~ ....... ~ ftlACK /ltlfD RELD . TODAY'S SCHEDULE • 'Attv11s SuNDAv-s CDUNT'Sl........, ...-.... · 1 boM1. D I I P S I A 192 ~ ICM enwiaw.. J bluefin WM. I <aitco bMI, High school girls -Peninsula at Newport Harbor, 2 p.m.: Estancia at Santiago, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Ocean View, 3 p.m. •Volleyball .... n .... ' wnd ~ 1 Ml<bul, 12 rodcflth. 50 ICUlpln, JOO ll'lltdlerel, 5,)15 glent JqUld. 0eWr41LecMr·tbom.152 ~I, Ill gi..t tqulcf, J ~ 2' Qllco b6A 1 wnd ti.. 91 twlt>k\ I thffphMd. JI rodditn. 61 blue l*d\ 2 wtllleftlll, Q ~ )lck. High school girls Estancia at Westminster, 3:15 p.m. . .. . . · .. -~ ., . . ' .. ,, \ ·.·":• . The locallon In Cellfomla of the chief •xacutlv• otflce of the Mh9r la: .. ma u above. Al lilted by the Miier, Ill ==,,... Mtn8I end seller 'lr1thln ue::.. by the before the dlt• ~ WU llf1t Of datlWleO to the buyer .,.. none .. The names •nd buSlnaU eddreues of the buy9r are: Yarrow Point Ventur ... Inc .. cJo MlchMI aio. Eaq , 3991 Mac Arthur Blvd. I SUit• 350, Newpon Beach, CA 92660 The ....w '° be IOld .... ducrtbecl In geoarel u : Liquor UcenM, lrMntory, F\Jmtture, Flxluree, Equip- ment, L.auehold Improve· mentl, GooclWlll, Cowoent Not to Compete, and alt other 1ueie UHd In the ope,.110n of the t>utlnass. Ind IAI loca1ed at 2601 Eeslbluff Dt1ve, Newport Bea<lll1 CA 928e0 The ouslneN n8fM used by the Miler at lhll1 locetlon It: Newport Beech Tennie Club The ent.lclpei.d dlle °' the s~er II OC:Cober 14, 1999 •l the offlCa of E•CfOW Con•u1t1n11 Of N9'#P()(1 e.ach Inc., 1201 Dove Street, Suite 485, Newport BMcih, CA 82660 Thie bulk Nie II noc 1ub- )ecl to Celllomll Uniform Commetdll Code $edion 6108.2. If «> subject, the name and ldOl'esl of the peraon with Whom dalml. rMy be llled II EICfOW ConsuKant.1 of Newport Baach lnG., 1201 Dove SttMI, Suh• 485, News>o11 8-:tl. CA 929CIO 9nd the lut date f()(. ftllng dUna lhal be Oclo- bef 13, 1999 which II IN bullneu day before the sale date 1r;>eclflect above. Dated: Sep11m1>er 9, 1899 Y•now Point Ventu~1 LLC. • C.tlfoml• llmrwa liability compt1ny BY: !SJ Stave Joyce, Member PublllMd Newport 8"ch· Costll Mell O.Hy Pilot September 27, 1998 M633 THE COSTA MESA ZONING ADMINIS· TRATOR WILL RENDER A DECISION ON THURS- DAY1 _0CTOBER 7..t-1999 OR ~ SOON AS t-VSSI· SLE THEREAFTER, ON THE FOL.LOWIHG ITEMS: 1. ZONING APPLICA· TION ZA-98·40 FOR LINDA PAUUPACIFIC BELL WIRELE~~ AU· lliORIZED AGEN I FOR PAUL AND BETTY WILLEMSON/HANKS ELECTRIC SUPPLY. FOR A MINOA CONOfTIONAL use PERMIT TO Al.LOW A eo FOOT HIGH CEUULAA ANTENNAE FOR AH UNMANNED. WIRELESS TELE COMMUNICATIONS FA· CILITY LOCATED AT 1718 PlACENTIA AVE· NUE IN AN MG ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL DE TERMINATION EXEMPT. IF TliE ABOVE ACTION(S) IS/ARE C HALL£NGED IN COURT THE CH~LLENGE MAY BE LIMITED TO ONLY lMOSE ISSUES RAISED IN WRITTEN COR· RESPONDENCE DE· LIVERED TO THE ZONING ADMINIS· TRATOR PRIOR TO TliE ABOVE DATE FOR FURTHER IN· FORMATION ON THE ABOVE APPLICATIONS, TELEPHONE (710 764-5245 OR CAU. AT ntE OFACE OF TliE PLANNING DIVISION-' ROOM 200 n FAtt1 ORtVE ... _q<>hA MESA, CM.IFUt9'11A. •Put>lthed ~ ~· Coat.a Mee& oe1y· Plot Sep4ernller 27, 1"8 Me.35 ·~ ,.,,..;s::: -'..' ... '. ' 'I' • 'I'*,) '•,.-.• ,,, ' I• '' ter9•1 ot said Conservatee and en the right, tltle and ln- te'"1 the1 the Mtlte of uld Conservetee hu ac· qylred by operation of law or otherwise, OChef ll\an or In eddltlon to the1 ol 5lld ConlervalM, In and to the cer1aln real property altU· lted In the City of Newport BMch. County of Oiange, Stile of C.hfomll, COITl• monfy knoWn as 2228 VIit.a Hoolr. Nawr>ott ea.cti, CA 9*0. •nd tnof9 pertlcu- lalty dNa1bed U; Lot 27 of Tr.ct No. 8468, In ttMI Qty of Newport Bueti, Colinty of Orange, State of CelifOmll, u per map nKlOl'ded In Boole 245, Plgu 10 to 13 lnc:IUIMt of Mlloelllaneou. Maps, In the office ol Che County Re· oorder ol Mid county. APN 440-114-12 lncfuc;tlng, bul not Umlted to •• right, tlUe end Interest tn Ill NHme03, common areas, water, oil, gu, other mineral r!Ohtl end any and 111 other 11\te1'9sll held In uld Tru11 by the Grantor t'lef'91n. Terms ol .. 1e: cash In lawful money of Che Vnffed Stei.t on ConllrmetJon ot Nie. Tan percent ol the .mount bid IO be deposited with bid. Bide o< ol1era to be In wntlna and Will be ,... cetYed II Ifie alorellkl of· b 11 any ttma attar Iha ""'' publication hereof and before dlt• of ..... 0..0 tJW 22od dlry of Sept.miler. 1999 Robert C. G111ham \lice Prealdent Bllllk..,, Atner1cl eori..r..tor of Che Eltlte ol laid Col"IMMIM Attomer, Jcmft A. Adt., MO~lt. lu~.J lagune Beech, CAwn.1 Publlhed Newpof1 e.acn-Colta Mesa Ody Pilot September 27, October 4, 11 , 1899 M631 BSC 8750 NOTICE OF PETmoN TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: DAVID T. FRIEST ... DAVID FRIEST eke DAVID THOMAS FRtEST ' CME NO. A198814 To all hairs, benefl· cllrte1, c:r.dltora, cont· lr)gent cndllOrl, and per· IOOI who may Olhefwlle be lnlet'Mted In the Wiii Ot utlt9, or both:. of: DAVID T F"IEST Ilea DAVID FRIEST .ica DAVID THOMAS FRIEST A PETITION FOR PRO- BA TE hu been fled by VIRGINIA COOPER In the Supaf1or Court ol c.Mfor· ni. CounCy o4 ORANGE nfE PETITION FOR PR08A TE ,.quuts "'81 VIRGINIA COOPER be ap- pointed .. pel'IOOll ,..,,... sentattve 10 admlnlstef W'l8 aatate of tt)8 dac:8dent. TliE PETITION l"8QUlltl the oacaoenr1 Wllf end CIOdlclle, H any, be 1dmllled to pf'l)bala The Will and 1ny aodlclll '"' 11/alla.ble tor IQmlOltlon In lhe Illa leapt bY the court • ll1E' PETITION request• •uthorfty to e<tnlnl1ter the ntste under the 1~ ent Admlnfltratton of El- tal•• Act. (Thi• Aull'lortty Wiii 1llow the perlOOal rep-l'8Mll1ltlllt to tlM many adlonl wtlhou1 Obtaining ooun 1pprov1t. Btlore ttlal'IO certain veiy lmpot· tant actlonl, llOWt'Wr, the pereon1t repreHn11tlv• Wiii be required 10 give no- lkle '° lnll...sted ptt90nl unlMI ltley hlW W9Md notlol OI oonMrWd IO Che propoted ICtlon ) .The In· =ldaot admloillr11t1on -· be Ol1lnted utlltla an ~ed per. eon lllM an~"> the pelftiOn rod lllOwl good C*iM ~Iha COUl1 ~ not O*ll 'lhe l\fthortty I A HEARING on tllf pell· llon .. be held pn OCTOBER 1', '9" at 1 45 pm In Otpl L73 lo- ceted at 341 The c:tty OtMI lculh, 0'9nQe, CA. 02188. IF YOU 08JECT to the gfWltlng cl the petlllOn. )'OU should appeal .. the ,_, • Ing llnd .... )'OUr = llonl or fie WTlftlll'I t1on1 wfttl IN Cl:)IJrt the hMring Your •P· CIMfMCa = pereon 01¥'~ AM A CMDI· TOR or mllll198'1l 0.-. al Iha • 111111, Wo'I ""* -~dllm""1h ~encl mall ICICIP¥ IO .. pereonel ~,..,. =-.,, . Ila ..., '°"" ....... '""" .. -.a1 ........ °' ...... 1~11'\ftfo. .... ColM aaalDfl 1100 :_ : . , .... . . ~ ., The time tor flllng clalms Wiii not expire before four monlf\I from the helrtng ~le nodced abOYe. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. II you .,. • petlOfl lnlerMted In the estme, Vol! may Ille With the court I Request tor Spedel Notlcl (form OE· 1 $4) ol the Nlng of an ln- venloly and ~ of est.ate UMl.I or of any petition or account u pl'O/lded In Protlete Code MC11on 1250. A Request fOI Speclll Notice form i. avdlble ftcm the court clerk. Attorney '°' the Petlttoner. Harold s. Neleon, Eeq. <CSM nsaa). 8001 \rvlne Center Dt!Ve1 S1e. 1500, lrvlne, CA t2e18 P\Jbllshed Newpor1 Beecn- Costl Mesa Oalty Piiot September 21, 27, 28, 1999 TM688 FICtlifoua BuaineH Name Stat•ment The followtng pel'IOOI are doing businaat aa: Collectable PlllH & Platers, 853 N. Parton, San1a Ana, Caltfornla 92701 Eric Bruce S1ooner. 853 N,Parton.~Nl&,C.~ lomta 92701 Bron Francia Stogner, 853 N Pa.mn, Santi Ml. CalNornil 8270, Thia buainMI r. oon- dUcted by. huabend end wife ... ve you staned dOlrlg ~~: El1c B. t Thia statement WU Ned wttl the Counly Ctar1c Of Orange County on 8-23-99 1"88803109 DalV Piiot Sapt. 20, 27. Oct (, 11, 1999 M830 Notice II hereby gtven ttllt 11\e ~ Wiii be lold ei Public ~ on MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1999 10:00 A.M. b~ KELLY & KARL JACKSON, K.E. AUCTION SERVICE, P.O. POX 82!5, RIALTO, CA 92377,,. 909·873·0744, AUC1ION BOND #~1-18 ALLSPACE ·COSTA MESA. 1535 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA, CA 92627 UNITI, NAME, INVENTORY A336, ROBERT TERWIWGER, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS "345, CINDY ROSENTHAl, HOUSEHOl..DITEMS 8332. BUMP VOU..EY BAl.L MURIU.O. HOUSEHOlDITEMS 8475,MIKE ~MS C184.,1..~ MITCHELL, HOUScmA.U ITEMS N>lshed Newport Buch· Coltl M.a Dally Pitot September 20. 27, 1999 M628 NOTICE OF PUBUCSALE The tniflj .torege feahty. 9coordlng '° the prov1110nt of DMP>rl 8 of lhll BUSI• l\HS end Profe11ions Code, Chlpter 10, Sedlon 21707(1), hereby glVH NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. Airport SaN ator.ge wUI oondlJct I public aM of Che oontentt al the ID'lga spaoa<•> ne!Md beloW, wtfl the ciorten11 being acid '° Che hlghett blddai, fOf lawful moMy of il'le Ur*9d Stat•• al Amatb (cut\). The ..._ II being held to .-llly I llndlotd" I lien end --be held. 37&0 a 3800 CetnOUI Dr .. N8wpoft BMd'I, CA 92MO On ~ober 5"1, 1899, 11 12.00 noon. Auctonatl'I Name IH~ PhOtla ' ~1131 ,Ad<lreaa p. 0 eox 508, Panon. CA 92389 Bondi Koeo81·1 IM The~ It lrwlted lo II• tend T lfTTlt ,,. CIMh otty, O'#nef9 ,...IYM Iha "ON to bid A 1118'*" daKllpllol 1 of Iha ==~~~ Cl4*'I renting W'l8 IPIOI ..... loloWI SPIC/; NO· OCCUPAHT ·fW>PERT'Y oa<:M"TlON 11 t7.&.1.AW OfJ'tCEI °' ELI.A ._ CATTIJUE~ FU IC»CU. 4 OWN. ,()Piiia TAAi 1121 bAMiN I ICB.:L V WIL~. 11 IOXH, l!VlftAl j00,_8, IOC*a. 2 ALI lft ~ T,..._ D71,~,,,,..,. ..... •· •' ·r·if~ • I I ,t 111 •• ·' •. "'!r/I.,.;,,,- CURITIES.1.. 15 OFFICE CABINET~. MONITOR, BOlTS 2301, LAW OFACES Of DOUGLAS M MARSHALL, 100+ BOXES OF FILES...: MONITOR, TYPEWRITE11 & STAND, OFFICE FURHIT\JRE 2159, ANH PHAM, 30 BOXES, 2 CHAIRS, OT· TOMAN, B B 0 .1. BED, TABLE.i....~!\Ai-TI NG TABLE t'l'IAME, SHELV· ING, BOOK CASES, STOOL, LAWN FURNIT\JRE Publllhed Newpott Beech-eo.te Men O.UV Pilot September 20. 2'T, 1999 M629 Flctltloua Bualnua Name Statement The lollowlng persons ..... doing boslnell 11: Preclsli>n Loan Sal'\tloas, 28391 Ambia, Ml11lon Vleto. CaRfomla 92692 Rita Sue Houa•. 26391 Ambt9, Mission \71efo, C8M· tomt1 92692 This bUtll'INI Is con· duct~ bY: en Individual H1v. you Slat1ed doUlg bullneu y.t? No Rite S. Houge This 1111ement was filed with the County Ctartt OI Orange Coull~=:.mi 1 157 DailY Piiot Sept. 20, 27, Oct '· 11. 1999 M624 Flotltl0u1 8u1lne.1 Name St.tement The folowfng persons .,. doing bullnMI ... ADAMS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, 638 Plumer Street. Cosla Mae. Cell· fomia 926Z7·2721 David LM Adlmt, 636 Plumer StrHI, Co111 Mesi. C1lllornl1 92827·2721 Thie bualneN II oon-duded by; en lnOIVldual Have )'OU ttaned doing bulinfft yet? No David L Adams Thie stltemeat W81 l114K with the County Clerk o Orange Coun~:e:c:5·99 1 5481 D11tY Piiot Sapt. 20, 27. Oct "· 11, 1999 M625 PACIFIC VI~'!~ MEMORIAL P""" Cemetery • Mort~ Chapel • CrematotY. 3500 Pacific View Dril'J. Newport Beach • -644-2700 ActTUoua Bui neu"l Name Statement " The lotlowtng pemns era doing business as; CoeslVlew Plumbing 623 Brookview Way.~ Mesa, Calltomla 92621S Cart Tom Moore. ~3 Brookview Way, CQBfa Mesa. Calilomla 9262.8 Thia business II QC>n· ducted by· an Individual Have you i.larted dolnQ business yet7 Yes, 61t018? Cerl Tom Moore This S1atement was hied w11t1 the County Clerk ol 0111nge County on 9· 16·99 1~55&1 Dally Pilot &!pl 20, ~ Oct 4, 11. t999 M62~ Flctitioua Bu1lnffa Name Statement The loGowing ~ .,.. doing buslnesg as: Marsl'lall E1eetnc. 1 ~ Avenlda Pelayo, 8tm Clemente, CalllolJ!la 92672 Stave Marshad Electric:t Inc , (CA). 149 Avenldl Pelayo, San Clemerrte, Cel1lornia mn i This OIJSl~ II CCIII• ducted by e·~tton Have you started ~ business yet? Yes, , 0812511999 Sleva MarsflaU ~"c; Inc .• Steve MarshaU M This statement was flied with the County Clerk o4 Orange County on 9..3-99 1~1 Dally Ptlot Sept 20, 27, Oct 4, 11, 1999 M623 • A GOOD AD! "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Bu.rial Service Why should you suhject yourself & }'our fatnily to paying inflated prices for caskctS & crvice ???? CaJIToU Frtt 1·888-54CASKE1' 5Cmag Onngt &: Surrounding Count II ...... &I .. ii . ByFax (9491631 -6594 (P~ h11:fudt )our 111me a11d pl1~ nwnbrr •nd •re II ull n111 bKlr. •1th 1 prict quuct ) · •M2-N78 G:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORl\NTY All,... .... Mmtlsllt .. 111111 ......,., 11 ldltct .... f~· ..,,..,.....,Actet1Mln ...... -'k• """' If llftpf If llftt1'11" "•llf ,rattr111e1, llllitttlH If .imt11IHllt• ~ " nn, "'"· retltlff, -. ......... 1tllllffalltlln11 """8f llftl1, tr II ltltt11llH .. .... llf ate• 'rtflltlCI, ........ .iscr111111att11.• Tlllt .... ,.,., •Ill ... ~ """ .. , '""'"'" llintflrrnfntm .. k•1t1t ............... Olrrtlftn 111 lltrt'1 ltft1r111• lhl all •••lllttt .... 11111• I• .... lftlJl'9' 111 anlltMt " u ..... .,,.tlllly "*· Tt c-.~ ti ........... an HVO •tree 111-~ .... '" 11tM111111.oc ...... ... ............ ' . ·•.J(}] ' .. I • . ' r ,. •' . I.\ • • -" •.• ... . ,, ~ . SOLDll Showc11• Hom.. tor Siie In our Saturday Real &tate Suppl-.nentl Hornet of the Week 011P1Y AIM SWt 8' Jus1 '751 Oidrl9 II TUlldly II ~. Open House Ultlngl s 151 Oedrll ThlndlY 5PM It Paya to Advirt!M In th• hat Local R .. l Eatatt Sactlon CALL TOD~ VII USA K. RIVERA MN74-4252 AHNEW1l.LEY 9'N74-4249 tEOAt TiilPCD IOI FERHlEAF AVENUE un.ooo JOtOf KENHEY R.E. .... ~ •8drrn '81 <Kiii Mesa Verde ~.pool. spl. hMf. wood lloots. gounnet ldt, llM- ltaped yWI, Ciiia O'RourM!, Agent 310·9f8·7126 , 31().376-8871 EX1191 CJWid9d 2Bt t 31481 lWM FtOOll!etr yard, pool patio, tnClad gw, near new 111'1*. catptC, lie. S205,900. Aoenc. No. Hiiis Really. 11'·S43-3908 seilef Siya stll NOW! •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2 B A TOWNHOMES Starting@ $1095/mo. Mo TO Mo lease. ··we are a pet"" community . 6 blocks from the beach. 949-644-2611 2 HOUSES ON AN R·2 LOT Excellent Eeettlde Loclllon REDUCED TO $352,000 A $17,000 REOUCTlONll Nancy Simmon• Prudentlll Cl Realty jZial In• Slii4=1 Ablndond Cottage $385,000 1etct1 Duplex $795.,ooo Comet Octenftont $950,000 c>ce.ttront Opb S1,2;50,000 .... ...n:M120 8AYSK>E COVE 28d 1 5811h, Bolt Sip Avrj Prlv111 Gated Such, $425 000 NJ 9'9-721·356e BlYFAOHt #PRIVATE SUP RemodeMd 2·S1y 4Br 38a +Oen. ·ar topa, new . crown St.250,000 Owiw ~x205. 10. BEST HOME INTHE SUMMIT lite, ~ 38r 38a, tnd unit on grttnbell, Plffectl M\.-1 Seel ~29.500 SWldv Diiey, Prud Cl Allv 949-644-6200 Ext 216 Lloo ISLE •Bi aea, $plCIOUS Iv rm, Mstr wAoll, lut I* gas cooklop, eltclric dOutlle ovena. btilHIS. 0...., $875,000 81 W R ... Oll!M!W7s-6161 E PRlCEOI oceentront Oupln Great LOClllon White Wiier Views, $1.2<19,000 lelboe NwwPOf1 Realty 94NM-1101, M•72s-MM 111.ooo BELOW LAST COMP Open Sit/Sun. SM VIiia Pt 2 ~ ui. & l:Wge lolt on t 6th hole golf courSt $382.IOO AQl .94~t 1~•41 FOR SALE GARDEN STYLE 2 Storf Prch11fl)!.., ~a Oerllll' Bldg L<a*I Wlldll Or. H8 m laMd FOi Mort lnlo Cal Coldwll Britt ~rn~ COMMERCIAL STOREFROHT SEAL BEACH-212-A thin St. 1SOO SO.FT. Oood Location AvaU Now. Cllll Jim Kllalnln t£ SIOE 28R fB,O upstUa, C#Pof1 $92$/llO 111 MO apeclll $500 wllh6moltete 2$9 1 mt Pllce fl> Th• Renter c.nter 71 '"641-42<Q E'lktt 38r 281 Fp, hide lndry, very dNn. Sl«>Olmo 2St!i Orange Ave ~ C Jin Jacobs, As.11 94H89-4200 Bay Ridge Beauillvl 2 Masl81 Suiles, 2Ba. 2c gar: galed. comm pool & spa. MC sys $1800/Mo. 949-794.5727 $975 18R, 18A CloM To Be.IChl Must Seti BEACH CfTY RENTALS IMW723-7m 562.ffMfOO frolc. view. R«IR. ()pen I . r,~1 ........ ,,..,, ....... ,01 ~· Blvd. "°"695-4397 ~~~~.r• Mtmi-nn cou Rentt/J ..... Specllli.t SELL •CHRISEOW~ Arlt Em!M ProptttlH MWIN209 cell pftone YOUf used vehicle OPlfi liMiii • 5Pi uWI through clustfled 3br 2bl. ~ IUQy, 2-<W 842-M78 =·~~~'~' STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • Newport Marina Apartments Uayfron1 con:ununlty wilhF.Entc bc:ach & marin1.Tropical bndteaping-1 Lanai pool & sun deck. Walk to BaJboa I shops Minutes from Fashion Ubnd. • Spacious 2BR and 2BR & den apts. • Private pat.l.os or bakoo.ics • Wood burning/gas fittplaces • Private garages • Boat sups anllabk • S20S0 · S3600 Sorry No Pets Plate call 9-49 760--0919 OCEANFROHT EXEC 5'* Level, Fum ~ 2Br 28&. Big SaMn TV, Pool Tllbll $3SOM.4o The Grtltta View! ASSOCtATm REAUY Mwn::H63 l110WI £ SID£ 2bf tbe hcKI•. nu -.ppre, newly rwfurtl, lnalde laund, tttac ger S1450lmo 251 Flowtl' tC Mt-642..a74 E'Sldl 5er 2L ang1 lam hmt, .. tppls, lul IJl)Qlldes, large yard, 2c gar, 3 fifto beech, no ~· $1800/mo. 9'9-&42·1004 'Sloe N9Wtf AliTiOdild 281 t Ba Hse, 2c gar. leocecl yard, $ t S50lmo. IOOld wallf/Ql'Ollr. 949-642-4940. Set lo Sektle! •E SIDE COTIAOE• 28R 19A 1 Cal 9wege, 23110 EIMn IC MM45-4515 U2 HOU8ESICONDOS FOAMlfT NEWPORT BeACH OOROEOOS 1 I 2BR •CONDOS. 18R Upatalts & 2BR downttalr• 1015 af, Both with new e#JIM. p~ott. 16 Vt. Contento Thi Rtn1-Center 71W41-'203 Good Jobs rellable tervlcea lnternttng thing• to buy lt'a all there .wry day In ClaMltled 942 ... 78. Tht legal Dqiartmmt at tht Daily Pilot is pkastd to announce a nnv strVict now availabk to new busiMssts. · · wt will now SEARCH tht nllmt far you at no extra chargt, anti savt you tht timt anJ tht trip to tht Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of count, 11.fttr the search is : compkuJ wt wiU fik your fictitious busintss nAme st11tnnmt with tht County : : Clnlt, publish once 11 weelt lor /Our wttlu as rtquirrd by "1w 11nJ thm fik your proof of publication with the County Ckrlt. • Pkasr stop by to fik your fiaitious busintss stlltnnmt at tht Dail] Pik>t, 330 W. : &ty St, Coslll Mesa. If~ cannot stop · by. pkast caU us at (949) 642-4321 and wt I will malu """ngmrents for you to handk mis ,,..c,eaurt by '!"liL I • If"'" sh()U/J haw any.further questions, pk1Ut call. us ana wt wi/J bt mort than tf4ii to assist you. GooiJ l1Ult in your nnu businas! , By Phone (949) 642-5678 By MaMn Penoas 330 West 61.1\ Strret ' Coi;.1a \1r a. C:A 92627 " ~~"'fl<'" llh 11 '°' s., St HOU.1"8 . -. 1rh·phonr 8 30iun-5 OOp111 \~ •IA•-Fnillt \{ olk-111 fhlOam-:> OOpm .. • \~""1a•-tn.U) Motel .COSTAMESU MOTOR INN .,..1at WMk Specl1I VAii room1 S134.00 tax. te11Ures 24-tn lront desk, D D phonM, Free HSOIESPN/Dllc+ local chem, heat P«AJ Jae Guest laundry nltlV Fwys. 405 & 5.S min away from OC Falrgds. College, $hops malls. beactis, res111at1111s A member OI CalU kotet/Molel un H"1>or Blvd MU.5-4840 I* r~:::I lrvlne: Toacana Apt: Pt!Vm 8'/Ba, -~~ fum Iv rm. 1u11 house prws sn5 + 112 Ulls !Mg.25f·1555 Cll Altnee NPB BEACH FAOHT HOUSE ON THE SANO IMtr br/ba, "'::a· $1200 + 112 utll. M 7489 L 11>oe Penlil1ut11 1181t pier. Avd 11/1 tbf S500imo UllS Ind, $250 dip Ask for Yvonne * 714-911 ·24tfi • HASSEL FREE MOVING fSfOi seeks same IO shell 3bf 2 5bl E Sidi CM lg br & pnv bl $650 1nci u~ IM9-543-2268 208 VACATION /RESORT R!HTALS B•lboa '-nln'. S~loua Otlun II new. lulV lum'd, 2br 2bl, 2c gar, w/d, >Jc. r.i>ets. quiet, els lo bch 941H17S-1130 1~iuf"'~1 N.812.STORY GARDEN StY11 Prort lihdlcef Dental 8uR6- lnQ'tar LMM 800 SF llV\I t 400 sF .t.V811MJ1t PINst Cal For Mote tnlc>, ¥ 949-797-4000 Ol<Mr Style Fumitur. PIANOS & Collectiblts ·~·,._ . s-. -. Oii!<. ,,_. $$ CASH PAJD $$ Ot"9 pi«9 01 MW9 to..-. WE BUY ESTATES • lmmed1rw fMndly-. "WE PAY MORl FASTUr' CONSIGNMENTS Co11:.1.,11111rnt~ l·1'-t!11 d.utv I. aid ,1f .1uc h•11 e try \',rdnr!.d.tw .el ·1vin fur 111forn1.d1tn c.111 '111!9H ll1S SOUTH COAST AUCTION I :.•·1 ::-.:~4.":o.-• • Pretty Trvndlt bed, tnnd South Cout Metro. Pnme new, $150. Lo-.et•at off 81ktr/8rl11of foclllon, ""~ $100. Mt-645-4633 200-1IOO•q It. Executive Sult11 Anll 714-957-1159. I I , . 454 FURNITURE . 1400 ~I n111an llllltltr aofl • toYe- --1111, new attn wrlOPICI, vtry •MEMBERSHIP• IOI\ top qUlllly. Wu 12000 fOf .VKhl dub In Pflll'9foua ~!flee. $890. N9o-261 "9933 Corona o.i Mar Feclllly. SOia & IOYeseet new Taupe I 91.,.98-5071 bit, $700 WeSlem tiim. sola, POSTAL JOBS Ibis, $700 Chlls.e louoae. $48,32300 yt Now hiring · No $200 PJCtures. 949-759-0Sf4 experience • Plld training • IJMI benehls Clll for lsts. 8 FT Aortl couch, good ? days 80!M29-3600 tXI condition, HOO. Antique JtOO. (CAL'SCAN) aldtboatdlwtt 1>8r, $300. GREAT NEWS! OIABftiCS MH4HOSI Mtdcalt p1Y$ IOf lestlng sup- plea You"tlt Men ua on 1V l.J)ef1y Mtclcll Supgly No up llonl cOlts Salislldlcin Guar· ll1lld Frtt ShQ>lflg. 1~$.'77~. 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