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Home My WebLink About1997-08-12 - Orange Coast Pilott I • SPORTS · Har'bor liew wins big in swimming Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THE VERDICT A great member of nothing in particular 'Ihistees expected to sign lease for Rea tenants • Women Helping Women already has move.d into Harper school site; other nonprofit organizations may find homes on other disbict properties. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -School dis- trict trustees are expected to pull out their rubber stamps tonight and approve a month-to-month lease at the Harper school site for Women Helping Women, a non- profit group that was displaced from the Rea Community Center when officials decided to reopen it as an elementary campus. Trustees will also consider leases at other district sites for other nonprofit groups formerly housed at Rea. Women Helping Women, which assists abused and needy women with getting back on their feet, moved into two offices -a total of 1,960 square feet - at the 18th Street campus July 12. Under the terms of the lease, Women Helping Women will pay $653 a month to lease the space from the district. The lease is a month-to-month agreement that can be terminated by either par- ty with 30-days notice, officials said. District staff and Women Helping Women negotiated terms of the lease in July, when the organization moved in. Staffers already have signed the agreement. "The hardest part was not • I',, ' ' • •' 'lrJ' I,, I' ' : ' I',' 11 ' '• i' I J' ' ' 111' 11 'l ', I r I 1 " I t J. ~ knowing when we'd have to move or where we'd go," said Women Helping Woman director Jennifer Feldstein. The new Harper location is a little smaller than the former offices at Rea, but Feldstein said her group is happy with the move. "This has turned out really well,· she said. "The layout is a I' f. :\ ,'\. I · 1 I< ' > l I ~ I. 1-. Newport man is injured after his Cessna crash lands north of the San Diego Freeway near MacArthur Boulevard STORY BY CHRISTOPHER GOFFARD PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN COSTA MESA -A Newport Beach· man was bospitahzed Monday afternoon after crash-landing his sin- gle-engine plane near the San Diego Freeway while attempting to set down at John Wayne Airport, authorities said. Nonnan Kreuder, 70, was alone in the CessM 195 when it crashed on an on- ramp of the Costa Mesa Freeway near MacArthur Boule- vard around 12:•0 p.m., after it appar- ently lost power. He sµff ered a concus- sion and was listed in fair condition at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, authorities said. Norman Kreuder: Listed in fair condition causes little better, and we like the loca- tion better.• Even though the lease is open- ended, Feldstein said Monday her group would like to stay at Harper for at least one year. 'Thlstee Wendy Leece said she is happy both sides were able to agree on a new site and keep organization m Costa Mesa. 'Tm very glad that we could find another place and stick to our commitment by not just turn- ing them out into the cold just because we decided to reopen Rea,· Leece said. "If we make a woes No one on the ground was hurt in the crash. The plane apparently plowed through a fence during the descent and came to a stop, its nose and land- ing-gear mangled, against a concrete wall abutting the northbound San Diego Freeway. Emergency personnel stemmed a leaking fuel-line and doused the area with foam. An Orange County Sheriffs deputy looks over the wreckage of a single-engine Cessna driven by Norman Kreuder of Newport Beach that crash landed Monday afternoon of the Costa Mesa Freeway northbound connector road just across from the airport. The plane's left wing jutted partial- ly into the far right lane of the free- way, resulting in massive traffic snags as officials shut down two lanes. A crane hauled the plane to a near- by lot around 4 p.m., and officials opened the lanes again just before 5 p .m., said airport spokeswoman Kath- leen Campini Chambers. Observers agreed the concrete abutment may have saved lives. "The guy was real lucky," said Orange County Fire Authority • SEE CRASH PAGE 4 New Mariner's. Mile coming soon •Though, city officials delay hiring consultant 'they say plan to spruce up business district will be on fast track . . Although the crash was con- fined to the connector roa d. traffic was backed up ln both dJrections of the San Diego Free- way adja- cent to the John Wayne Airport. commitment, we're going to !.tick to it." Women Helping Women JOms the Newport-Hdrbor Montesson Center, Orange County Mental Health Services, Orange County Superintendent of Schools, Cali- fornia State Interscholastic Fed- eration and Coast Community College District, which also rent spaces at the Harper site In all, the groups pay the dis- trict almost $100,000 a year to lease various offices and room!. at the former campus, according to a district report. City wants to cool off water war rhetoric ,.. •City Manager Allan Roeder says Mesa's threat to cut off connections is serious business. By Susan Deemer, Daily Piiot I COSTA MESA -Ctt} Mdn- ager Allan Roeder is complaining about Mesa-Consohdated's recent tactic of threaterung to cut off water pressure in Santd Ana Heights as part of the agc>ncy's battle to take over that area's pn- vate water company - "Nobody wants to sl•e puhhc safety used as some> sort of bdr- gaining chip," Roeder sdJd Roeder told both Mesa dnd Irvine Ranch water dtstncts the aty will not stand by and dllow vital connections cut off to those residents. Mesa recently gave Irvine Ranch a 30-day notice to terminate its Vltal water connec- tions that are used for bdtllmg fires. The d1stnct wants Irvine Ranch offioals to pay as much dS $3 million toward costs M<>sa incurred to bwld a water S) stt•m that serves that area Both agenoes assured Roeder last week that they will mdmtdm the water pressure necessdry to fight a fire no matter who tdkes over service contracts and water supply to Santa Ana Heights Irvme Ranch has publicly defended its purchase of the pri- vately owned Santa Ana l-l<'tghls Water Co smce 1t s1grn•d an agreement to purchdse 1t in J,mu- ary Mesa offioals contend those residents would be best served by their district because of system upgrades that have taken place m recent years Offiaals also say the area is within Mesa's sphere of influ- ence. Mesa has alleped 10 a lawsuit • SEE WATER WARS PAGE 4 i ' -( i . • -c 1 • • Pete Bonney gets Into the rhythm of the moment recently at Ptdnlew Pd. District drops suit against recycling firm •Waste operation owner agrees to give up fight to stay on school property; nearby residents applaud her departure. By Michelle Terwilleger, Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -School attorneys disnussed a $600 law- swt Thursday against the owner of a recycling business f.fter she gave up a sue-month fight to run a waste operation on district- owned property. The dismissal closes the book on a long-runrung dispute between Judy Ware, owner of Newport Green Inc., mobile home residents on Whittier Avenue and the school district. Ware received a special use permit to occupy part of the dis- trict's Banning property at 16th Street and Whittier Avenue in September 1996 for a business that would recycle plant clippings. Nearby residents petitioned the school district in February to revoke Ware's lease, arguing her business would create noise, dust and other problems. Superintendent Mac Bernd vowed to evict Ware from the site by March 15. However, Ware attempted to change nearby residents' minds about her business and remained on the property until July 22, when trucks hauled away her trailer and recycling bins. In the meantime, the district filed a suit against Ware for stay- ing on the property after her spe- cial permit expired on July 1. School officials said they are happy to be done with the ordeal. ·we're pleased that Ms. Ware has decided to vacate the property because her fa.dlities use agree- ment has expirnd," Bemd said. Newport-Mesa attorney Clay- ton Parker said, •AB far as I'm concerned, it's over with.• Residents who had com- plained about Newport Green cheered and waved when Ware's trailer left the property. But Ware said she was appalled the district ever filed suit against her and gave up an opportunity to benefit from her recycling business. ·nie suit should have never been filed against me (because I) sit on the board of directors for the briefly in the news Robber flees with $100 from convenience store A robber fled with $100 cash after threaterung a clerk with a simulated handgun al a 7-Eleven early Monday morning. police said. Around 2 a.m., a man walked into the store at 1515 Gisler Ave., waited for customers to leave, and approached 23-year-old clerk David Ferguson, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. The robber stuck his hand into his waist band to simulate a hand- gun and said, •This is a robbery, empty the register,• Smith said. The robber took the cash and ordered Ferguson to lie on the ground while he made his escape, Smith said. Ferguson never saw a weapon, Smith said . The robber is described as a black male between 30-35 years old, standing 5 foot 6 inches, weighing 150-160 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, Smith said. Smith said the man wore a white T-shirt, dark sweat pants and black shoes. No one was hurt in the robbery. 2 injured by suspected drunken driver 1Wo men suffered serious injuries early Saturday when they were struck by a drunken driver w bile trying to cross Balboa Boulevard at 30th Street in New- port Beach, police said. Witnesses told police the pair -identified as Costa Mesa resi- dent Jeffrey Densley, 26, and Brett Snyder, 27 -were crossing READERS HOJUNE 642..$)86 VOL 91, NO. 111 ftacOfd your comments 8bcM.lt the O.alty Piiot °' news * MQIW ow llddr.-ls now. a.y st.. CM.I~ c.llf. 92627 . . .. '"'""'··· the street at about 1 :42 a .m . when they were hit by a black Volkswagen driven by Hunting- ton Beach resident Eric Hunter. Hunter, 38, was driving west- bound on Harbor when he struck · the two pedestrians, police said. Snyder suffered major injuries, including a broken leg and cuts. He was ta.ken to Western Med- ical Center in Tustin where he wp admitted in stable condition. Densley suffered broken ankle and was treated and later released from Hoag Hospital. Hunter was arrested on suspi· cion of felony drunken driving. His passenger passenger, Pamela Southwell, 34, ol Laguna Beach. was arrested and charged on suspidon of public intoxication. authorities said. Newport-Mesa Foundation,• said Ware, referring to nonprofit foun- dation that raises money for the local schools. •It is too bad that the children can't take part in a bands-on recycling fadlity on their own school grounds.• Ware said recent and upcom- ing state legislation will make it necessary for government agen- cies such as the school district lb recycle their green waste. •The school district should have reviewed the facts more carefully before they acted in the way they did,• Ware said. •[New- port Green) would have provided financial stability for· school main- tenance programs.• Ware said she plans to relocate Newport Green within the New- port Beach area. Driver suffers injuries after crashing into tree A New York man suffered only minor injuries in a crash Satur- day when he lost control of bis car and struck a tree while dri- ving on Jamboree Road in New- port Beach, police said. Michael Nitabach, 30, was headed south near Ford Drive at about 2:10 a.m. when he lost control of the vehicle, crossed onto the center median and hit a tree on the pasSQDge r-side of the car, police Mid. Nitabach wu taken to Mission Community Hospital. where he was treated for numeroua frac- tures and lacerations. Nitabe.ch wu anested on suspi- cion of driving under the ln1lueoce. Fabric store shoppe~ Jrobbed by: 2 women · • Forced at gunpoint 'to withdraw more than $4,000 from two accounts. By Tim Grenda, Daily PiJot COSTA MESA -A Santa Ana woman was forced at gunpoint last week to drive to two banks and withdraw $4,400 cash from her accounts by two women who took the money and later escaped, police said. Ramona Perez was shopping in the Fabric Store, 2200 Harbor Blvd., at about 1 p.m. Priday when two women approached her, said they bad a gun and ordered her to walk out of the store. The two women followed Perez and no one in the store sus- pected anything, said Police Lt. Ron Smith. Once in the parking lot, the two women forced Perez into her Ford Tempo and ordered her to drive to two banks -a Wells Far- go and a Home Savings -both m Huntington Beach. Once there, the women forced Perez to make two withdraws that totaled $4,")(), Smith said. ' After the mone1 was bandeCl over to them. the women made Perez drive them back to a Jack- in-the-Box restaurant at the cor- ner of Harbor and Wilson Street. jumped out of the car and ran off, Smith said. Perez was not hurt in the kid- napping, and she called police to report the crime after she returned home to Santa Ana. Both women are described as Latino. One is 30-40 years old. 5 feet 2 inches tall, 170 pounds with short wavy hair. The second suspect is described as also Latino, in her mid-20s, 4 feet 9 inches tall. about 150 pounds with straight shoul- der-length blonde hair, Smith said. Anyone with clues to the crime can call Costa l\lresa police detec- tives at 754-5360. New fines for property ·. owners considered By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City Council members oonsidered a new orcli- nance Monday that they hope will drum up more revenue and clean up a perceived blight problem. The proposed civil citation ordinance, discussed at a City Hall study session, would target property owners who violate building, housing, fir~, health and zoning codes. The city is proposing that vio- lators be cited with fines ranging NEWPOlrl' IEAOf from $75 for a first violation to $100 for a second violation. City officials are hoping to have the ordinance approved and effective by Nov. 1. City Attorney Thomas Kathe said the proposed ordinance would take the ~sting" out of the city's current practice of citing violators with criminal citations. He said it will also help assure code enforcement officers, hesi- tant to cite residents with crimi- nal infractions, will issue tickets for these violations. .- • Newport 9oulevwd: A cellular phone worth $350 was stolen from a bath-• room In the 2800 block. • Newport c.nt.r Drtve: Clothes worth S4,914 were stolen from an unlocked business In the 300 block. • Newport c.nt.r Drtve: Two pillows worth S48 were stolen from a pizza partor In the 900 block. • Newport c.m:.r Drlw: A wallet with $4,000 cash was stolen from a movie • theater In the 900 block. • St. "-'*•..., lloMI mMI a.y 51r'Mt: A watch .• earrings and other property • worth S 1,840 were stolen from a car parlced near the intersection. COSTA MESA • Artlngton Drfve: A wallet and contents worth $323 were stolen from a vehkle parlced In the 900 block. The driver's window was left part.ially open. • c.cMllllC Avenue: A fax machine and computer equipment worth $7,500 was stolen from a business in the 3500 block. The front window was broken. • tt.tNw ~wd: A stereo, equipment and other property were stolen from a Gii' In the 2400 block. A window had been broken with a spatk plug ceramk chip. • Newport 9outevwd: A bike worth $220 was stolen while the owner was at the mcwles In the 1800 block. The cable lock had been cut. • '-llw1tto Aw: Reading glasses, a pocket knife and vehkle registration wete stolen from 1 unlocked car parlced in a driveway In the 900 block. A mmWr!r of many, I a joiner Of none I L~ -~--"r.-~ ~---:I . -· : . ' ... '*it -•~..i. .. ~·- W NOtEON I am n.ot a joiner. I do not belong to any fraternal order, any private social club, any service dub. However, from tlme to time I seem to have acquired, some- times inadvertently, membership 'in a good many organizations. ~ I Ju.st received a postcard ,addressed to me as a member in good standing of something called. SMA, inviting me to 'attend that organization's confer- ence in the Galapagos this fall. So help me. To the best of my knowledge, I have never heard of SMA. But I am intrigued. While I have visited most of the Pad.fie islands, I have never been to the Galapagos and wotild like to go -particularly 1n company with my old buddies O:SMA. : This invitation triggered a -reshuffling of a two-inch stack of cards I have acquired through the years that seem to represent 'lny membership in organiza- tions, some rather odd. · Frankly, I haven't the foggiest idea of ju.st hqw I became a .member of most of them, but that can probably be excused on 1he basis of galloping senility. -For example, in 1961 I appar- ently was member No. 794 of the American Temperance Society. Considering my lifestyle, this comes as something of a shock- er. Although I must admit that if my mother was still alive, it would give her great satisfaction because she was a lifetime mem- ber of the wcru. Next, I discover that I am a member of the Neptune Society ..which, considering my age, is ,Considerably more appropriate. The '60s seem to have been banner years. In 1963, I seem to 'have been a member in good ---• -..,...-;:i ~ ~·.~ -----...... w_.,_;.t11;...,.1 robe rt gardner standing of something called the International Association of 1\lr- tles. According to the card, I can remain a member in good stand- ing as long as 1 can continue to give the password -whatever that maybe. Also, according to the card, the headquarters of the associa- tion is Sheridan, Wyo., a town I have never visited, although I must admit that is my loss. I am flattered to discover that I am apparently member No . 78936 of the International Order of Old Bastards. To top that, I also am member No. 269187 of the Australasian Order of Old Bastards. Judging from the membership numbers, the Australasian chap- ter seems to have outgrown the international organization. I have no recollection of hav- ing joined either organization but have a snealcing hunch that some unhappy litigants put me up for membership in each. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs every Tuesday. I i ! The South Coast Business and Professional Women 019anization hosts a luncheon from 11:30 a .m. to 1 p..m. at the Wyndham Gar- den Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The featured topic is "Sexual Harassment ... or Not?" The cost is $17 for mem- bers and $22 for guests. To RSVP, call 4 72-4666. SEMINAR Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. presents a free "Long-Term Care Workshop" at 10 a .m and 7 p.m. at 575 Anton Blvd., #100, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 241-3158. ESTATE The law offices of Lisa Ciancio presents a free seminar called MEstate Planning for the Young Family -Protecting Your Family Through Wills and nusts" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reserva- tions are required. For more information, call 574-0866. STRESS The Hoag Cancer Center pre- sents a free workshop called MRelaxation and Imagery• from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. This workshop is for cancer patients and their families to gain skills that will help them through the cancer experience. For more information, call 760-5542. INVENTIONS Orange Coast College's Com- muhity Education Office presents a one-day workshop call "Get Your invention Sold and Production income• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in (]asgfted ads work for YOU! THE Dajly Pilot (I ,.,.,,f,. d < r>11mit1r11tv M ,1rkl'lpldu• Factory Outlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY /MPERFEC~ Get the Best for Less! ' I ~ 316 5 Harbor Blvd. _,.. Costa Mesa . -. - One Block Soatb ol .\05 Fwy ~ 548-7168 NoffiOiithly service charge on Checking for three -years with Direct Deposit! TUESDAY, AUGUST 1Z 1997 • around town DNOAQ Divorce wizards answer <Net· tions at a free community intro- ductory workshop called •lbe Guided Journey Through Divorce• from 7 to 9 p .m. at Sut- ton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 369-5581 or e- mail dwizards@earthlink.net. More information is available through divorce wizards web site: www.divorcewizards.com. NETWORKING The California Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbon, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists present a free program Saturday called "Birds of Prey" at 7:30 p.m. at Shellmaker Bowl. For more Information, call 640-6746. The 1997 Career Network fTee meeting for those unem- ployed wtll take place at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach The featured topic is -How to Make Your Resume Work for You." For more information, call 574-2239 Room 169 of OCC's Science Build- ing, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $39. For information, call 432-5880. WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST FORUM The inside Edge Foundation for Educallon hosts a breakfast forum with author Keith Devlin from 6.30 to 8:30 d m. at Scott's restaurant, 3300 Bnstol St .. Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 for first- lime guests and $35 for all others. For reservallons. call 460-4242 THURSDAY LECTURE Park Place Presents hosts a lecture called ~Introduction to Chemical Dependency and the Elderly" from 6 to 7 p.m. m Jen- nifer Copp Hall at 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East, Swte 109, Cos- ta Mesa. The cost is $10 For more information, call 432-0908 PANEL A free professional forum on Megan's Law will be presented at 7:30 p.m. 'at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. The panel of experts will make a brief presentation on the laws regarding sex offenders and Megan's Law among other top- ics. For information, call 786- 91 49 ANY PURCHASE ( "kJ<)f! ~.,,., PnVI<) """ .. ( "'~ f'rO<JuLt• ._,..,,, to.JC:l( 1 t~ 1t ..,,.... wrth .,,., clt'tef C.:1"9( f >Q<IH l\l'JQ'\)1 ....... -~--------- Sportswear for Contemporary WO men .. • . 'I • i ' Fann mo:qey niay buy new scoreboard ~t high school By Ml<N:lle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -When fo0tball, track and soccer fans gather at Costa Mesa High School this fall, they won't have to face the back of a pickup truck to see the score -that's if trustees approve a plan to install a score- board at the campus. nustees will vote tonight on a proposal to front $10,000 of Costa Mesa farm sale money toward the purchase ap.d installment of a scoreboard estimated at $14,000. lfustee Jim Ferryman said the school had been using a small scoreboard on a truck, and people had a hard time following the games. "It doesn't project the kind of image you want,• Ferryman said. •It looks kind of hokey. U you stand in front of it, you can't see it. It's ridiculous.· Costa Mesa High School boost- MARINER'S CONTINUED FROM 1 update their looks. •Providing incentives to keep WATER WARS CONTINUED FROM 1 the purchase agreement between Santa Ana Heights and Irvine Ranch board members is illegal. Adler Public Relations, which was hired by Mesa board members dwing a closed session about a month ago, suggested that Mesa offidals begin ·spinning the story to our advantage," according to an mter-office memo obtained by the era already have raised $.f,000 r ..... __ .. __ _ toward the project and will I atl$lpt to raise more to rebn- burse the fa.on fund. , + The qistrk:t sold the fann to I the dty for $1.3 million last 1 ' year. ' Since th.e sale, the Costa L----------··• .. ·--------------j Mesa High School community has rallied to· get as much of the proceeds as possible. Kathy Koenig, spokeswoman for the high school, was thrilled about the scoieboard plan. "We're the only school that doesn't have (a scoreboard)." Koenig said. "It's time to invest in Costa Mesa High School a little bit." Also on the agenda this evening is a proposal to change the district's attendance and trans- fer policy to give students already attending a school priority over new students coming into the dis- trict. For example, if a new family marine bl.Winesses in the area.. • Attracting resident-serving uses -such as markets or bani· ware stores -to the neighbor- hood, particularly between Ster- ling BMW and the Newport Clas- sic Inn. Daily Pilot. The memo suggested pitching stones to local papers that show •potential safety hazards that may arise as a result of the Irvine Ranch merger.• But city officials have told both Mesa and lrvine Ranch offi- cidls that such conduct will not be tolerated. Mesa officials irutially told reporters that Irvine Ranch ordered them to tum off vital water connections to the Santa Ana Heights area. moves in near an elementary school. but the school ls al.ready to capacity, even with students out- side its boundary lines, the new family's children must attend a dif- ferent nearby school the first year. Tom Jacobson; director of sec- ondary education, said the district has already been following this policy but wanted to add it to offi- cial rules and regulations. · "We would not move anyone out of the school that would be attending that school,• Jaoobson said. "In the past year, we asked those (new) parents to attend the closest neighboring school where there was space.• • Encouraging lot cooiolida· tion and unifying the streetscape with trees, lights, sidewalks and fences. . • Updating sign stanaardi and installing city signs ~ Visi- tors to points of interesl . 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"He's got some facial cuts and they're doing some tests." Myril Kreuder said her hus- band has owned the plane for at least 30 years and described him as "a fabulous pilot• who had never crashed previously. The pilot's wife said she had "a funny feeling" early Monday afternoon when she learned at work there had been a local plane crash. Worried, she called officials at the Federal Aviatipn Administration, who confirmed the call-numbers of the downed plane corresponded to those of her husband's Cessna. "Not a good moment," she said. ·very frightening." • 4 . . Kreuder was conscious and being held for observation Mon- day night at Western Medical Center, said hospital spokes- woman Laura Hennum. "He's just in excellent shape, oonsider- ing, and he feels real fortunate," Hennum said. Kreuder said he lost power and tried to glide the plane into the runway, Hennum said. By appearances, it missed the run- way by several hundred yards. MARC MARTIN I DALY PILOT Offtclal.I from the FAA. John Wayne Airport and the Orange County Sheriffs Department conduct their tnvesttgatton Into the crash of a single engine Cessna Monday as a commercial airplane makes its final approach to airport spokeswoman, said the plane is a vintage 1947 model that has been based at John Wayne at least since 1990. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Chambers, the airport -StaH writer nm Grenda contributed to om story Coat •trect1ve L ... I Solutions Ml CASA 0 0 [Ji] MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 0 O 0 -I pp ca tca.h Those of us who live in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa sometimes forget how great we have it. We enjoy healthy property values, excellent schools, plenty of culture and a quality of life rivaling that of any in the nation. It's time we remind our readers how good they have it: You'll want to participate in our upcoming series focusing on all of the good people, schools, industry and things to do in our area • Our newsroom staff will be spending the summer scampering through our towns, business districts and classrooms to get to the gist of what makes our area so special . They've caught the spirit, and we're cer1ain our readers will tool Don't miss this great opportunity for your message to be in the special keepsake series that will be around for years to come. Catch the Spiritlll Total clrculatlon I I 0, 150 ltou1eltol6I Monday, ~·iber 15 27,0CI) ·.~, ..... 3-5pm \\Wi-*»y, s.p. ... 17 711#) • Friday,~·'* 5-5pT, ............. ,,, ,,.,...,,.,., .. ~ ........ 2•,••• ........... ,.., ............... Call TOdayll 642-4321 • EYE-OPENER CMmge Cowatians romp, (JgOin_ at Connie Mack World Series! .. '"1% ,'• -- -•. ~4_.u_ ...It. . ' QUOTE OF THE DAY -YOM}uM f/tll ~ ,,..,,.,. . watdtlng u MJffdlJf.fma •.•• -SWIMMING M<TI1IBl NANCY BEST ~ -~ • -,--~ i...... #, -. '.;. -• -• • ~· ~ ; I ' I ---.4 --..... ~ • ~ -I.. -• ~ '-• '~ ......... .,.... '-~ - -'!II & o. e,a YOUTH SWIMMING Harbor View crowned at South ·coast •Two World Series nines pave fallen to Dodgers by a combined score of 26-31 By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ' The Orange County Dodgers, with Corona d el Mar High ,.senior Ryan Achterberg starting in left field and CdM resident Mickey Hartling calling the allots in the dugout as bead coach, blew out their second straight opponent Monday night SOUTH COAST SWIM COM awa QtAIWllONSHIPS OVIUU. TEAM RESUU'5 1. Hal'borVlew, 1,942; 2. Lake forest II, 1,605; 3. Newpor1Hills,1,441.S; 4. Greenbr~ 1,413.5; 5. Paclflc Sands, 1,343; 6. Green Valley, 1, 172; 7. Lake forest I~ 905.5. IOYS ftAM llESUUS '1. Haf'bor View, 1,039; 2. Greenbroot(. a .s; 3. Lake Forest 11, 765; 4. Newport ff Ills. 670.5; 5. P11elfk Sands. 640.5; $. ~ V•lley, 496; 7. Lake Forest~ 492.5. ~ .... t• Mllll• ...._.1. Newport Hiiis, 29; 2. Harbor V'teW, 1 :38.64; ,..~ 1:39.97. .... 1. spifk (GB), 18.37; 2. (PS), 11.~ J. Gffrln (GV), 19.60. • ---'. ~rdn (PS). 24.22; 2. (Lil), J7.1J; J. Canal• (HV), 27.63. ·-~ t ~(NH). 22.50;2. 1ri (HV). JU1; ).-Cole (HV), 24.60. • .... ; 1. 5Pkt (GI), 22.97; GMrtn (GV). 24.tt; J . Ump (NH), • ._.....,.,.uufOf.sttt. 21.a 2. ....... "1lw. 1:21.22; ,LJlllWIDOrt .... 1:J1 .a. at the Connie Mack World Series, defeating the host Farm- ington (N.M.) Crows, 12-1. The Dodgers (28-6), includ- ing 17-and 18-year-old players from throughout the Southland, continue play tonight at 7:30 MST against the Ontario Blue Jays from Canada. A victory tonight would send the Dodgers to the winner's bracket semifinal of the eight-team tournament. Ontario defeated the Pepsi Tigers from Memphis, 8-3, Mon- day, after outslugging a squad from Brooklyn, 12-11, in Satur- 25 blldl -1. Morris (GB), 17 .13; 2. White (NH), 19.16; ~· Abbey (LF~). 19. 18. 50 free -1. Moms (GB), 31.79, 2. Money, (HV), 33.59; 3. Bandaruk (LF2), 36.28. 100 free ...a.y -1. Lake Forest II, 1:03.71; 2. Newport Hills, 1:04.55; 3. Lake Forest I, 1:10.84. .,, 100 medl9y retey . 1. Lake Forest II, 1 :07 .19; 2. Harbor v1ew, 1 :07 .52; 3. Newport Hiiis, 1 :08.09. 50 frM · 1. Wekh (HV), 29.72; 2. Kelizer-SHkl (LF2), 30.09; 3. Hansen (GI), ~1.10. • ....... -1. Wek:h (HV), 4037; 2. Nguyen (GV), 41.83; 3. Fessenden {I.fl); 41 .•. n fir -1. Bernard (Lf2), 16.00: 2. Ounnr (HV), 16.4; 3. Blvonette (GI), 11AO. • INldl • t. Bernard (LF2), 37.31; 2: K~SMkl (LF2), 38.25; 3. Dunier ON).ll.51 . ... .. • 1. w.kh (HV). 1:11.44; 2. Kel)w-Seekl (l.f2), 1:19.06; J. Hanten (GI). 1:20.SS. .......... 1.Haft)or~ 2:1D.Slr 2. Chen~ 2:1Ul; l. ~ fONll .. 2:'1 A t~tl -......... ~.·1. '-fflc s.ndl. ~-i.--"'9W. ... 1.5•a:1u1 . • t. lrwtn ~ Z1.Gi J. ,, ....... ON). 214• , ... ~ .. -- 2. .. ~ ..... -Tm1.r.wntwt.R~ ""' Mc lo '*° .. "' .• •1.IW"9 I. ' day's first round. The Dodgers, who extended their winning streak to 13 games, jumped to a 3-0 first. inning lead and scored eight in the third, en route to their second straight triumph ended in the fifth inning due to the mercy rule. an RBI and a run scored in the Dodgers' 14-2 trouncing Saturday of the Midland Redskins from Cincinnati. Achterberg also made a sterling defen- sive play against Cincinnati, flagging home runs in each game. includ- ing one in each game by Esper- anza High standout Tommy Nicholson and a first-game grand slam by Canyon High product Jeff Leuenberger. Achterberg, a two-Achterberg down a would-be dou- ble near the left-field line. Today, Farmington and Mem- phis take on the representatives from Dallas and Cincinnati, respectively, in hopes of staying alive for the championship game, scheduled Thursday. Brooklyn and Puerto Rico have been relegated to consolation- round play. year varsity letterman on the diamond for the Sea Kings, went 1 for 2 Monday, after a 2-for-3 performance with The Dodgers, whom Hartling refers to as the "lean, mean, hit- ting machine,• belted three SWIM SUMMARIES 2. Hubbard (GB), 58.97; 3. Garcia (GB), 59.09. 200 tree relay . 1. Pacific sands. 1 :33.59; 2. Hubor View, 1 :36.22; 3. Lake Forest I, 1:37.85. Swim Finals • Meet of Champions victors. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR-A sea of colors met the spectator at the gates of the Mar- ian Bergeson Aquatic Center at Corona del Mar High Saturday for the South Coast Swim Conference championships. Balloons seemed to be all over the place, red, black, green, blue, yellow. The bright blue pool sparkled with chil- dren clad in motley suits all over the place. Parents running results in and out of the pool office were swift swirls of col- or as they rushed about the deck. To say that the place was packed, almost overwhelmingly so, would not be an exaggeration. The swimming seemed almost sec- ondary as little children were held entranced by Gameboys, mowed down mountains of candy and looked franti- cally for misplaced swimcaps. The older competitors weren't much different, flirting, socializing, playing cards. But when the name of the winner was announced, all attention was fixed was on the loud speaker, and the crowd went wild as the host team, Harbor • View, was pronounced the winner of the South Coast Swun Conference. "Tilis is the meet of champions, it's the championship where the teams send their best," president of the SCSC Steve Lloyd said . "It's a big event. The kids love it, the pa.rents love it. It's JUSt great.• The championships featured over 700 youth swimmers divided m age groups from 5 to 18-years-old and host- ed 82 events. The Harbor View Dolphins, coached by Ted Bandaruk, captured the com- bined title with 1,942 points, 337 pomts better than second-place finishers Lake Forest 11 "The competition is good. It's just fun to swim and everyone is watching you and cheering," said 10-year-old Nathan Parker of the Harbor View team. "It's fun to watch the older people and cheer for them, too." Parker, along with several other of lus teammates, would line up along the wall and root for the elder members of the team. One of those older swimmers is Claire Duggins, 15, who is a sophomore at Corona del Mar. "This is a blast. I started on th.Ls team when I was 5-years-old, so I've basically grown up on the swim team,· she said. "It's great to see the little ones cheer- ing on the big ones, and then the big ones doing it for the little ones, too," Lloyd said. While the event gathered about 1,200 spectators, Lloyd said that 180 parent volunteers were present. Nancy Best, who had a 9-year-old swimming, said, "You just get goose bumps watching it sometimes.• Best recalls when her daughter was just entering the program at 5 years old. "She could barely make it across the pool. It's amazing how much they improve,· she said. Newport Hills, under Cbarbe Schober, came in third with Fountain Valley's Greenbrook taking fourth. Pacific Sands {Huntington Beach) was fifth, and Green Valley took sixth. Lake Forest I was seventh. Ml.IC •nca WIC IOT1CU Ml.IC IOTICll 'ilia.IC NOTICD PUIUC NOTIC!I PUILIC NOTICD PUILIC NOT1C!I AUDA C LAfiWli aM = &; ,......;, llPPW • ihe heil1li YOU MAY ~ wrt•~·~··~ Ewt1beend~~~-.... ~~~i~--~-----~---------------------~~~----~---~ ........ ,-...... .... tealw ....... doM ., .......... OOUft. tf Vol' ... ,.. .., the ...... .t 'the to ~··S*WOM....... ... ... ..... ...... In ... ~(16 dss.-... unlH• "'ey have oouct ...,..,. a. ..._ ::'.I ;;;; ""¥ fie ara THI ANCILLA"Y ........... ., ...,. Ing. 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Electric Dryer Whirl· Refrigerator Apt size Lei the pool, hvy dty, xlnt end St50. Waaher/Dryer, Classified 5150 obo 718·0325 $140/oa. 646-5848 Service CLASSIFIED FURNITURE Directory ll's 1he resource you 6014 hep you l•nd con count on to sell a rel1Jble I elp myri<td of merchan· cJ1::.o 11orns, because 3-pc onlertainmenl 642-5678 our columns compel cont er wall cabinets, (lUJlil1od buyers 10 drawors. shelves. Buy II Sell II Find 11. Ci'lll' I $300 873-4743 Classifie d. 642-5678 Ncwpon ~..._:IWy,... -... ro TOO eon CIDU.UC 9040 JEBP 9110 NISSU iillmiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 1150 Both vulnerable. South dolle. p,.. ,.. Clo04I ..... 7yr old Cook., Spaniel. ~ 141·U:l2 m ....... Blarfla& ••• J••P Wr•nel•r alO"W ""'° ~ •••ck, e •yllnder. "'8 ..... Good cones seeoo (714) 11"9&34 AC. ftOOO Or Trade • • • • • • • • • • flor Mint-Truck. '82~0L'R ,.... ceu 031-7141 "Sunim•t tun" (101221) •••••• ---------S049 CBIVIOl.ET 9045 ----- with the ldnc and lnune&aul)' l...t a low diamond toward the \en, 'l'ha& cat.era to live dlamood1 in either AWS•tr:.,~mHtlc ••• CORV•TT• defender'1 hand. If W• boldl the LOOK-A-LIKBSI f'emovable Hatd·top/ TOYOTA OP HUNTINGTON •EACH (714)847-8555 •et e&NTllA "Mu9t ... .. • (1 01361) ..... . •es PICKUft AC, PS, . auper IOw mti.1 (101308) ..... .. TOVOTAOflt HUNTINGTON BUCH (714).47·8585 NOllTR •&7 c.?811 OAKQ84 •871 five diamond•, the ten f'orcu lh• <::> Very Lovlng 'i:i' Conv/Road1ter. Low jack and dec1arw can theft take I.he OCICAT M 11... l 0 w n er 1---------, ________ _ marked fineue ro.. the nine ~ dia-Kltten•fl Factory Manuals, lneld LEXUS 9115 ROLLS ROYCE 9182 WE9T •Q98.fl <:1 Qtl.f2 o Vold •KJ15 EAST 6JIU mondf, 1( Eaat haa tile jack, t.he ten For Sale. Pia call: •LOTS OF TLC• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of diamond1 becomee declarer'a 1531·2111 846-8473 Mint Co ndi! $25,000. '94 SC 300 li,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fourth b'ick in the euit recardle.e f>( FIRM 909·927-3335 Garn•Vlvory lull opt 81 Roll• Royoe <:I J 10 O J9753 •Q•• whether East ri ... with ihej lack or •---------'88 Suburb•n 3/4 1018974 $29,977 Spirit, white, 97 body MUSICAL ton. 454. New painV Certified style, 54m, xtnl cond. follow1 low. uphot. Orn/tan. Cap-O L R . $ 2 2 , lil O 0 80U'111 •A108 c.?AK5 0 1011 •AI091 Note that declarer cann« afTord INSTRUMENTS 6055 taln'a chalr1. Tow pkg. ,94 sc 300 • (714)436-1 t1 s • t.o caah even one hlah diamond In Exe eond. Must 1eel While/Grey lull option•--------- the hope of dropping a 1infleLon H•mmond Spinet S9500. 850-2809. 1017084 $27,277 TOYOTA jack. Becauae of the 6-0 apbt and Ore•n Mahogany. '88 Yett• By Owner 9210 The bidrung: 80\1J'B WEST NOR111 EAST 1.NT P... SNT P-.. P... p ... p- Opening lead: Four of• We have repeatedly stree&ed the dj fference be tween rubber bridge and duplicaU! pairs. flow would you play thi1 hand at rubber bridge? Would you adopt lhe same line in a pair game? With 12 point.a and an excellent five-card minor suit, North did not think twice about raising partner's 15-17 one-no-trump opening bid to game in that strain. IL rated to be a cakewalk. lack of .another entry to the table, Obi manual. $500/obo. Medium Slue, glass '84 LS 400 East rite9 with the jack pn the eee· 84&-78911 top, auto, all power, Black Jade lull Qptlon ond ruamond , __ _. a-.1 d--'arer -·-· xlnl eondl 6200EZ ml 1200309 $31,977 """" nu 'C'l;O _,, s Cert ified not caah four diamond b'icb. Simi· 15,000.obo larly, if declarer win• the first PIANOS & 6059 ___ 5_0_2_·9_4_0_·_9_4_0_2_ 1 '93 as 300 1pade In hand, mieaet1 to the high 1,,0iiRiiiGiiANiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiii BI a c k / J ad • /Ivory diamond and now continuea with a 1• FORD 907 5 lull option low ruamond, East wins and knocb Baldwin Upright iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1032746 S24•977 out the spade enb'y with Ufe same Pf a no Mahogany '87 FORD VAN Conv. Certified result. flnl1h. $895/ob o. V·6, A!T, PIS. A/C, ,92 SC 400 Thie is a luzury n« available in a 840•1518 Low ml. Orig. Owner. G a r n e 1 II v o r y pair tournament. The odd11 (avor a S3,lil99 72<>-1722 full oplion 3·2 diamond split, 4·1 present.a no I••••••••• '88 Ranger XLT, a/c, irOt 3413 $23,977 problem, and the singleton jack i1 a TRANSPORTATION c/c, am/Im eass, s hell. Certlflod kicker. Declarer cannot afford to bedllner, runs greall give up I.he chance for an overt.rick, $3200. 714-4l02·07t2 '95 ac 300 10 11hould win the opening lead in •---------'93 MUSTANG Black/Ivory full option hand and Btart ruamonda from the CONVERTIBLE 10292coe9"' $1113 0d3•977 POWER BOATS "Topless" " top and go down peacefully. 7012 (200635) $8,295 Le arn to be a better brldae iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii player! Subacribe now to the 89 E•pr••• Crulaer Goren Brldp Letter by caJUn1 321t. OAL 400 hrs. (800) 788-1225 for information. Twin VP271-Brand nu Or write to: Goren Brid.re Le~ paint, prolesslonally TOYOTA OF HUNTINGTON BEACH (714)847-8555 '98 SC 300 While/Block lull option only 8k ml. N036163 $36,977 Cerllllcd **'83 Corolla Sftl Sport Coupe, &1pd, llC Gray/blk, Alloy rim• $1950.obo 968·7827 '88 4 RUNNER .. Rare" (101401) $7,995 ·eeCOROLLA Auto, PS. AC, factory warr. (200615) $10,895 '94 CAMRYV8 Rare, alloys, mnrf, I/power (101295) $13,995 '96 CAMRY LE Aulo, PS, AC, f/powor, warr. (200621) $14,995 TOYOTA OF HUNTINGTON BEACH (714)847-8555 With live rast tricks availab le 'lutl\ide the diamond suit, only four tricks were needed from ruamonds for game. At rubber bridge the safe- ty play is mandatory. Declare r should win the first trick in dummy ter, P .O. Bos «10, Chica10. m decorated interior. _H_O_N_D_A ____ 9_0_8_5_. 80680 Loaded with extras! '93LS 400 c Ashmero11vory 1u111--------- op11on 44k m1 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 • $42,500.obo 760-6837 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 11166081 $31,977 '89 ACCORD LX Cor11hcd '92 Jetta Red . MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE WANTED MOTORCYCLES "Luxury" (101329) $8,995 '93 SC 300 Graph1to full option #014449 $27,977 Corllf1ed Loao<?dl 60k lwy miles. $6500/obo. 644-8182 MISC. 6015 MISC. 6015 TO BUY 6019 SCOOTERS 8018 TOYOTA OF HUNTINGTON * Antiques, clolhes, Wedding Dr••• 1oys, records, craft & SI d El t If Patio Homs. 673·6648 ze me · ogan ° · shoulders, long Cement tbl, 3benches. sleeves. White silk w/ $175 .. Fountains $110. pearls. New $1 tOO. Bird Baths $20 .. Tree Sa c r I t I c e S 4 5 0 . Roses SlO. Oleanders, 844-8182 Herbs. Jasmine St.00, -----------Citrus Trees Fruiling Wolff Tanning Bed• $10. 909-674-9422 Tan At Home p R E S S U R E Buy Oirecl and Savel Commer c I a I/Home CLEANERS! NEW units from $199.00 2000-PSI $599: 3200· Low Monthly Pmts PSI $870: 4000-PSI Free Color Catalog $999. Free turbo Call 1·800·711·0158 Nozzlo wllh lmmodlale purchase! Call tor ---------FREE Catalog l ·80(). 786·927 4 COMPUTERS 6018 (24 Hrs ) CAL" SCAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old Coln• Gold Silver Cal Go·Ped Motorized BEACH Franklln Mint, Sterling S kateboard. Cosl (714)847·8555 Old watches & jewelry $380. new. hardley -,9-8....;..C_l_V-"IC-----i Weslcoast Coln 642·9448 used, wlll sacrifice for 4wD wagon. Hi-miles. Top Dollar• Paid SJOO. 714•723·l869 Xtra low price! Gn For Records Jazz, Condi 631-8433 Sounlracks, ele ... •••••••• ---------• MISC. AUTO 9245 '94 GS 300 Cash m oro lull option iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11062918 $271977 SEIZED CA AS FROM $175. LEXUS Porsches, Cadlllaca, MISSION VIEJO Chovys. BMW'S, Car· 1 ·800·689-5398 voues Also Jeeps. Call Mike 645-7505. AUTOMOBILES 9100 ---------4WO's . Your area. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil For current listings: ISUZU FREE TO YOU 6022 '92 Pickup While LINCOLN 9120 Call Toll Free needs engine work. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ·8 0 0 ·2 1 8 ·9 0 0 0 ¥Darling amall 5yr BMW 9030 $2,000. Call Terra '89 Mark VII LSC E•t.A·5139 Shlt·zu Wht & Brn 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * 980·4364 * Runs porloct. Hn110 all for current listings II _______ .;.;,__ CAL"SCAN male. Well IJehaved, ,92 SPACECAB sorvlco records. Musi beautiful face, very '79 5281 Blue, 4·spd, "Roomy" soil, wll l sacrillco •--------- sweet. Needs good 6cyl. 4dr. Salvage tllle. (200635) $7,995 $4,500.obo 757-6000 ANTIQUES & home and loving good running cond. family. (714) 515·8351 $t900. 310-718·9259 TOYOTA OF MERCEDES 9130 CLASSICS 9250 FREE KITTENS '83 BMW 528E Wht/ H U N T I N G T 0 N iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Starting a bualneaa? To good homes Tan Interior. 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Anyone w/2 Id's will help 1 own er. s 378 5 . calll someone special Is approved. 721-4006 1 __ --.6..-4""'2.._·5""'6...._7-=8..__ • __ 7_1_4_·_8_4_8_-7_4_4_1 ____ 8_4_2_·_S_e_7_8 __ ---------__ t_h_ro_u_g_h_c_fa_S_Si_fl_ed __ 714·859·9877 SELL ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910 •S•E•RVI_C_E ___ I CLEANI NG SERVICES DIRECTORY CO~CRETE & 3548 MASONRY 3 5 5 7 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:ijjijii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~~liii-·.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sma ll Job EXPERT Handyman Charlie PUBLIC NOTICE ALPHA PAINTING Expert Drain Cleaning BALBOA ROOF'INO CO •••••••••I $10 OFF COUPON Brick, Block, Stone. Tile Duncan Electric Painting, carpentry. Landscape Remodeling The Call!. Public Utlll· lnVExl Custom Painting & Plumbing Repairs Quality Work Guarnt'd Homes/Ole Bond/Uc Cone, Pallo, Driveway Local{Oulck Response water blasting. fences. Yard tune upfmalntenoce. ties Commission RE· All work guor FREE Est 20yrs exp All work guar Roroof/Repair Free Est CABINETS 3490 Reliable 9·5pm 24Hrs Fplc, BBOs. Rel 25Yr. L1275870 850·7042 local COM 780·5044 landscape/artistic design. QUIRES that all used L716259 714-741-9694 Steve 545·8298 Li e/Ins 831·5081 574·3230 425~698·Pg Exp. Terry 557.7594 Peterkin Electric HOME SERVICES ContractorlC27·604006. h ousehold goo d s www.alphapalnt1ng.com Precl•• Plumbing EVANS ROOFING CO. Advanced Woodsyslems Ah':;~/~wCwH.1mOalFl.coCmLA/cgSi·bS1n •CEMENT WORK• Prompt & Low Rates! Anything & Everything Prori & Ethical. 645-7505 movers print their CHUNG'S PAINTING Repair• & Rornodols Quality Work. Free St d C 1 res-comlsm-lg jobs Free Estlmale. Ael's. Lou Torre• Landacape P.U.C. Cal T number; 23vra E><p·Gr1 Prlcel Free Esllmatos Est. Financing Avail Cleaning. Res/Comm ·B lakm/Bple k/SoncrfTele· CSL618717 746.5255 Michael 758·1440 Ha rbor Area 20Vra. limos and chauffeurs Guar Work·Free Esl LI CS87398 9CS9·1090 L610549 714·285·1180 -Cuslom Cabinetry· Kitchen • Bath• Doors Moldings • Mantels L691650 114.g99.9970 Lie/Bonded. Free Est. r c oc lone 10 pr1~1 their TC P nu Teresa 282-7143 _L_5_4_1e_5_e __ e_3_1_·_4_3_1_0 ---------QUALITY CRAFTSMAN i'~ly matn~ew lnllrll be~' In all . ad~ert111':: Ucll'315602 538·1534 ---------got roof? Carpen1ry•Cablnt11 rr g wor ree tr m ments. If you have a COMPLETE PAINTING •DAN DAWSON• ·Rerooling E>1pertt1· 3615 Eleclrlc•Plmbg•Doors . ust rateal 54&-43e3 quellion about the I•· The 9.,1 Work At The PLUMBING Free Est. L11'648337 Misc repalr1557·7884 NEW LEAF~ gahty of a mover, llmo LowHt Price Guar'd. Water Healers • Drains JNL ROOFING •BOSS HOUSECLEANING ••JRQ MASONRY•• FENCES Ucensed·Bonded BLOCK BRICK STONE $10.00 per hour. 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'-=======~ SERVICES care rnstall'n/Removal • Honest, Prolo1ExperA 889·7083 703-4942-Pg -3919 CARPENTRY•Wlndow• Beach Pad a Disaster? St•mbau9h Bulldera HAULING 3720 Sprinklers 5 4 8·5801 ,/Storage/Plano Spec -lk-.-,-.-C-u1-t-om-.... P-ai_n_Un_g_1 ,, __ _ Lattice Covers & Patio• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YARD dean-up, TrH low SITl884» 540·5709 Prof, CIHn, Quality Cust Redwood Decks. JUNK TO THE DUMP Trlm/HedgH/Removal Split S•cond Moving Work. lnVExt & Docks. GtaH, Plex or Picket (714•988•1882) Palm TreH & Hauling Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv Lll'703488 931-4810 Doors • Wood Fences Call Lisa 548·5881 •--------- PET PROOFINO S9/Hr Local Reis CONTRACTORS Lll'261581 • Call Bob Del Mar Cleaning Co GENERAL 3558 249·8323 Pg·3t 2-0026 B)' Alon s. Lewis QUALITY CRAFTSMAN Reliable, Prol'I, Olty Hand Aalla. Fencing. AVAILABL~ TODAY 960-8502 Pg-748·5375 7Day1Sr Olse/Tl l7B4s2 L70132t 714-431..ea22 988•1882 432·9123JP.348•5850 KK THE PAINTER (714) 722·7885 Clean prof'! long laatlng jobs. L884376 Custom c1bln111tcrown RtsfCom 714-458-9212 Ll!WIS Conatruotlon ldl 1111 / bl 1.. Remodel•Handyman •---0---5-T------------mo ng e mar e misc •VICKI'S CLEANING Li"704n3 l ocal Res. FLO ~IN ALL HOME r11n1H repairs. Charin 557-7684 We otte THE BEST ""6UUi( r •714-557°5925• REPAIRS 3620 SEDVICES House/Window Cleaning. &\ 3760 10Vrs Exp. Xlnt Refs.--------- CERAMIC v1ckt 114-888-0395 CONSTRUCTION TILES 3528 BUILDING 3560 ••TH a. KITCHEN COMPUTERS 3556 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim S•l•a•Svo•ln,t•ll HOU S IE 81 TT IN Q HardwdNlnyl/Cet~mlc Home, garden and pet PERGO/CerpeVFrM Ht. care. Prof, rallable, L708279 88B·9S80 reaa, rel•. vadatlon/ • All Phases . AHDl!R80N Conatr • COMPLETE from MACM•DIC • Car• for lg or Sml Jobe. lns'd 1--------- Tear·out to Flnleh Maclntoah Computers L18'M072!5 local COM GARAGE --------- long tarm 714·798·5050 •You deal with only In your hme/ofc. ~I flt 1928 780-1381 DOORS t·Con~lor hourly rate. 873-aate 3678 JEWELRY -------- 3784 Ir.~ ll504803 Rob 80042 .. 9011 Lealty ............ ., ... ~routing a lnatan•n L.070130 O.an of TH• 973-8065 or 14,e..asa 3584 ••t478 • 18X'1•• Includes hallway, weathar .. lrlp, lnstalla· tlon .. We ••a.&704 Wllllam Harold Jeweler Watch/Jewelry Repair MASSAG! Antique• Fine Jewef(y -------- Buy/Ml!Mde e73-03U CH 111 • • • ACUPUNCTUU ....... Hefb 371-5311 Pain ·Cere•Skln Pfo~ ~ti.roe l Muoh More Two• Brothers•Movlng Same Day Service Uc/Ins Prompt•Coun1ous•Pro1·1 CaH1'4650 374-0091 Peter• Palntlng 20 Years Experience Free Estimates lnterlora and Exterior• Referral. 854-0512 • ALL RUAlllS I llEMOOtl.S • DIWH a.E.AN1NO • JETTll'IG • cm'lfUD BACKF\.OW •~=LERS • SR. DISCOtJlfr RADIO OISPl!J'CHEO llONl>tl> AHO lt«SURE.D IJC•IMOCl PHt 714-722-9998 Mobile Screen Serv. New & Re-acreenlng Lie II' 181673 Bonded Roger 71 4·548-0850 WALL COVERINGS 3932 The Strlpp•r Spocla llzl ng In Wallpaper Remova l L5869241 983·5037 We Qala should hang together. Strip, Install, odvlce to ttie crazy. L1735976 831 ·:U 11 3934 ANA MARIA Dra.-.rt.e Cuatm window cov.r1n9t ln•lll·RHtrlng·Alltr~ln Quality Whale Prtc" Sr. Oiae 849 .. 111