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Home My WebLink About1999-11-12 - Orange Coast PilotIn Sports University 48 Estancia 12 For complete coverage, See Page 10 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMf.AUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1999 Her pwn way of ... ' Fighting. Back. !kit Plot A s a steel-toed boot viciously struck Kayle n Morrison's head and stomach, she hdd no 1ded what was happenmg to her. She mdy never know why she WdS attacked , but a fter coming lo tenns With what hap- pened to her, Mornson wants to prevent it from happening to other students. Newport Harbor High student has started a foundation in hopes of eliminating violence among students Pre ve nting Ange r at Local Schools, to make sure t'lo one "'lse suffers as she ctid. 1\vo years ago as a sopho- more, Morrison went lo a pdrty in Costa Mesa -sornethmg she will forever regret. was a year older. "She approached me and made some rude remark. Before I knew it, she pushed me and punched me across the face," Morrison said. "Then I was on tile ground and she was kicking me with her steel-toed boots.• f 1 Atl r 18UC A •Ai f PILOT A senior at Newport Harbor High School, Monison has start- ed a foundation called PALS, or . It was at this party, she Sdid, tha t she was attacked a nd bru- tally beate n by a student who SEE PALS PAGE 9 Newport Harbor High School senior Kaylen Morrison started a group called PALS (Preventing Anger at Local Schools) ~er she was assaulted by a classmate. • .;, ,--; 1.1, JJ&n~an . ~ :_____ ~_:----=--=-. ,.I Home of the Brave M embers of the JeWJSh War Veterans of the United States of America Post 595 gathered Thursday at Pacific View. Memorial Park for a memorial service in observance of Veterans Day. , \bo,e, World War II veteran Sidney Chester distributes American flags at the cemetery. t l it, Chester gives some of the flags to veteran Siegfried J. Pinchut, commander of Post 595, as they pay their respects to fallen soldiers. Photos by Sean Hiller I Daily Pilot Latinos • can a,ir .West Side concerns Of hc1al.s expect more thdn 100 people to attend a series of 'living room' meetings starting next week. WEST SIDE -The Latino Advisory Couno1 1s planning <.everdl .;'h\mg room" mee..t- tng~ Ol!Xl we,.,k to 91\ 1> Latinos an opportunit} lo h1ne their opm1on\ mdudt>d rn the nty\; \\'C'o,;t "1dr. 1t•\·1tahzdt1on plan. 8111 Tur}.nl, a memhcr of the group, semi ht> exp ch more than JOO residents lo part10- pate m the mectmgo,;. Tho. group 1s pldnmng to comp1lt• a recomm~ncldt1on to pwst•nt to the City Council belort> lhE." draft plcm i completed a-. plannt>d in December. 1\1rpit tild the group has been working to tram volun- teer' to I >ad the discus ions smc Oct. 20, when a c-ommu- mty meeting held on the sub- JCCl ttltrncted nearly 100 W~t Side r •<;1denb f\1am• of the paf tinpdnh wPrie Span1 h- SEE MEETING PAGE 9 INDEX AROUND TOWN _ ............. _ ........ } ctASSIFIEDS ................................ 13 POLIU FILES-......... _ ...... -......... 2 PUBLIC NOTIID ··-·-.12 SPORTS .. __ __:10 ' ~ tJV nme Community~ A Tll'IW'S Af!frOf (M!JM ,- f'flflr.d tn ~" °" ~~ IWtW'f: ro..ntdoMl to 2000 Jetty setters 72 HOURS Durmg tho late 1920s, the. Newport-Me a orea -and the country a a wh<>fo -wa Need for jetties spawned political action in Newport-Mesa. I l( lht h .•• - --~ ----- For today's Mlltennlwn Moment, SMP1199J harbor's entrance, Which purred residents into poliUcal action. The townspeople m Newport Beach knew after a maJor flood in 1916 uffcnng econollllcally from the D "PT • 10n. But that didn't ~top r idcnts from getting involved ih tileir commuruty. that drastic action wa needed to improve and protect Newp'.ort Bay, and lh Harbor Boost rs (ooght hard to improv 1t and bUild 1ettl • Poremo t on people' nund wa th .ihcrca ing number of drowning at th SEE 2060 PAGE 9 OCC pr cnts "R tum to Swe· den," tile lhlrd m its enes of •At mcha1r Adven· tur 1 , ~ at 7 p m. today m the Robert B. Moore Theatr . The event will featw' television direc· tor Dale John on, w:ho Will d cribc his rco nl tnp to Swed n. 1ickets 6f' to . OC ls t 2701 Fa1m w Road, ("osta M a For mor mfomiation, call (?l4) 432· 5880. .... . . 2 f ridoy, November 12, 1999 · datebook · Doily Pilot CHECK IT OUT Encourage reading ~th 'Pklnt a Seed ... Read.I.' D esplte the Jure of cyber- space and electronic toys, children can still be turned on by pastimes requiring no plugging in or booting up. To promote the joys of one such diversion, Newport . appeal for both grown-up kids and little ones. Wry humor infus- es the simple plot llne about the power of the theater to soothe a savage beast, while charming illustrations reveal Sendak's lighter side. ' A balancing a~t of faith · Nathan Englander to discuss his book of short stories at the Jewish Community Center in Costa Mesa ALDC COOLMAN OcitPb •What do I do religious- ly? M t-Jathan Englander wondered out loud. The 28-year-old writer, author of a New York folly and the wisdom m metaphysical conviction. "I'm not bitter about the world I left, "Englander explained. "If I was an angry, bitter person, it would poison the fiction." Far from rejecting his . roots, Englander continues libraries embrace tlus year's National Children's Book Week theme: •Plant a seed ... Read!. Educa- tors, •Horace and Morrts but Mostly Dolores" -Amy Wal- , rod's spectacular collages illus- trate James Howe's delightful tale ~bout the adventures of three thrill-seeking rruce. Chil- dren as young os 3 can grasp the book's message about gender stereotypes and the unportance of making up their own minds about preferred activities. . Times best-selling collec- tion of short stories, was sit- ting in a hotel room in Cleveland, Ohio, waiting for room service to bring him lus breakfast. •1 try to go to the gym religiously," Englander decided. "And sometimes I skip that and eat another bacon-turkey wrap in the hotel." + WHA~ Nathan Englander, author of "For the Relief of Unbearable Urges" + WHERE: The Jew- ish Community Cen- ter Of Orange Coun· ty, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa +WHEN: Noon Sunday to view himself as "cultural-' ly Jewish. "While he takes a mildly agnostic view of the specifics of religious doc- trine, he speaks with librarians and booksellers across the United States will spread the message -conceived to under- line the fact that it's never too early to encourage kids to read -during this year's 80lh obser- vance of the National Book Council's promotion, Monday through Nov. 21. To personally support it, check out some of these new children's books: "Splash" -Even infants can enjoy this winning picture book about a playful jungle water fight. Flora McDonnell uses an oversize format, expansive dou- ble-page spreads, a large type- face, simple word repetition and an element of surprise to add to the fun. "When Sopbte Gets Angry - Really, Really Angry ... "- Molly Bang delivers a slew of anger management tips the youngest lap sitters can understand in this boldly illustrated picture book. From running until she's ' exhausted to watching ocean waves, Sophie learns about more constructive ways to abate fury than kicking, screaming and smashing things "Swine Lake" -In the mas- terful hands of late author James Marshall and virtuoso illustrator Maurice Sendak, tJu.s comic take on a well-known ballet has "Magpie.Magic" -Vivid illustrations are the story in Amy Wilson's wordless tale about a child who draws a bird. While ostensibly a simple yam of art run amok as each drawn object becomes real, this picture book is also a thought- provok- ing com- mentary about an artiSt's ' role, the nature of art, and whether an eraser can really remove created works. "Sword of the Samurai" -In comic to somber tales penned for fourth-through sixth-graders, Eric Kimmel illustrates the ideals of a proud and formal culture. Each story begins with a succinct introduction that demystifies unfamiliar concepts and imparts a good deal of easily di~estible information. "The Adventures of Captain Underpants" -Children tack- ling their first chapter books will enjoy Dav Pilkey's spoof aboQt two mischievous fourth-graders who hypnotize their school prin- cipal and twn him into their comic book creation. Laugh-out-loud humor arid silly illustrations will convince even reluctant readers that books can, indeed, be fun. • CMECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport peach Public Library. This week's column is by Melrssa Adams m collaboration with Linda Kline The answer, for readers ·who have heard of Englan- der's work. may come as a swprlse. His d ebut collec- tion, "For The Relief of Unbearable Urges, "is a book that deals primarily with the experiences of Orthodox and Hasidic Jews. A rich sense of spiritual and cultural tradition informs lus approach to his subject. But Englarider, who will read Sunday at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County in Costa Mesa, says he hasn't prac- ticed his religion in years. Though he was raised in an Orthodox community in Long Island, Englander had intellectual difficulties With Judaism from an early age. At 19, during his first trip to Israel, he broke with the faith of his childhood. •My first weekend there, I gave up on religion, sort of/Englander said. #It was the very first time I'd been in a vehicle on the Sabbath." Int.tie lives of Englan- der's cnaracters, though, God is still a vivid, if prob- lematic, presence. The nine stories in his collection fea· ture a Jew tormented by the conviction that his part- time JOb-as a mall Santa Claus -is sinful, a WASP who suddenly realizes he is Jewish and begins to con- swt a rabbi, arid a wig- maker who is shamed by her desire to wear a volup- +HOW MUOt: $10 for members, S 15 for nonmembers; cost ind udes brunch + PHONE: (714) 755-0340 tuous head of cw ls. In the background of each tale lurks the chal- lenge of maintaining faith in the context of a society that places little value on such conviction. "In This Way We Are WlSe,•the last story of the book and the only one told in the first per- son, it makes this dilemma overt, relating the narrator's desire, in the wake of a bombing in Jerusalem, "to find religion. To decide that one god is more right than another, to uncover in this sad reality a covenant -some promise of coming good." The narrator admits this desire, and then, in the next paragiapb, seems to reject it "Witchery and supersti- tion," he says. "Com- forts "The story, Englander said, "gets extremely close to what the book is about for me." "I think it does boil down to that balance Nathan Englander between faith and a faith- less world." It's not a balance Eng- lander feels he has figured out -in .part, he thinks, because his ratio- nal doubts about -Iµdaism are at ~dds with a more fundamental sense of religious desire. "I was· hjlfd- wired for things,• Eng- lander said. •There are things that • become reflex actions, what- ever your logical beliefs. There are some things that really come from the gut, and you have to be honest with yourself and see what you're doing." .Uthe tension between the world and faith makes for personal unease, it can also make for powerful fic- tion. Englander's explo- rations of the sometimes perverse nature of behef in God have something or the 1 strength of the Catholic writer Flannery O'Connor's curious portraits of Ameri- can Southerners - a strength that derives from 1 an abili.ty to see both the ~ A classic pairirrtg respect of the notion of faith and imbues the faithful characters in his stones With an undeniable digruty. What comes through in . "For the Relief or Unbear- able Urges," is not bitterness but a soplusticated, sympa- thetic portrmt of a culture many Americans know little about If its subject matter is sometimes challenging ("Jewish readers will come and ask me, 'Do Gentiles read this book?'~ Englander said) it is treated in a style that is by turns engagingly lyrical and refreshingly con- temporary .. "I love John Cheever, and I love Raymond Carv- er," Englander said. ·1 real- ly like Denise Johnson. "These fairly recent influences on the short sto- ry are as much a part of Englander's work as older artists he cites, writers like Dostoyevsky and Gog~l. Though he is hesilarlt to claim that his work does so, Englander is insistent that art, at its highest level, should be able to translate across cultures. "I be4eve m the univer- sality of fiction,• he said. And though he is certain· that some people will get more than others out of the details of his stories, he hopes that the thematic heart of the work -the earnest, sometimes comical grappling with faith and tradition -will resonate wtth a wide audience. ·1 believe there's good fiction and bad fiction," Englander said. "I hope I write good fiction." Classic Encounters' for Singles pairs singles and the arts for a night of beautiful music ALEX COOtMAN They're just interesting.• Downhill said he considered music and lktf Fb S he sauntered up to the fajita bar, making eyes at the handsome gentleman by the nacho . A glass of wine, rich and red, glit· tered in her hand. Classic Encounters attracts professionals whose average age is around 40 and uses a variety of ice-breaking exercises to loosen up whatever inhibitions the crowd may have about mingling. •"l'W;ster" is not on the agen- da, but more genteel events like perfonnlng the parts of famous couples from movies and history are frequently featured. dance fans •a breed unto themselves" and appreciated the fact that Classical Encounte~ brought together a crowd that had "a common - "On a rught like this,• she said to the man, •1 feel like listerung to beautiful music.• The gentleman looked at her for a long moment, and then offered her a single, crisp tortilla chip. · + WHERE: The Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa • WHEN: 6 p.m. Wednesday + HOW MUCH: S40 + PHONE: (714) 755--5799 •so do I," he responded. ·so do I." This is, perhaps, not qwte the scenano envisioned by • the coordinators of Classic Encounters for Sin- gles, the preconcert parties held in conjunc- tion with the performances of the Pacific Sym- phony Orchestra. dis1>9ses them to fonn meaningful connections -romantic, platonic or otheCWlSe. - For the people who attend the events regu- larly, the possibility of a romantic connection gives the evenings a slightly mysterious atmosphere. But the opportwuty simply to be in the company of other intelligent and articu- late music lovers is also attractive in itself. Jack Downhill, who has worked m real estate since retiring from the Air Force, comes to the parties all the way from Palos Verdes because be enjoys the company of the people who attend them. On the other hand, some lE>.ss melodramatic version of a meeting between kindred spirits actually is the desired effect of the popular mixers, which have been taking place for a dozen years. The event is designed to bring together people whose interest in music pre- On Wedrlesday, the second •encounter" of the season will take place at The Westin South Coast Plaza before the perlonnance of Grieg's Piano Concerto and Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra at The Center The event, like all the preconcert parties, will feature live jazz, a no-host bar and an enticing array of hors d'oeuvres -in this case, a pasta bar, rather than a fajita bar. •It's kind of a pleasant way of going to the symphony,• Downhill said. •The fact that they're single and I'm single makes it appro- priate. But they're just interesting people. It really wouldn't matter if they weren't single. .. P.ilot. 8EA12fBS ttOTUNE (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Dally Piiot or new5 tips. VOL 93, NO. 265. • ADPRE$$ Our address is 330 w. Bay St, Cost.l MN, CA 92627. THOMAS H JOHNSON, C.OR8ECIJONS P\Jblisher TONY l>C>D£RO, It is the Pilot'1 policy to prompt· !d1tor ly correct ell _errors of wbstance. 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LOCATION SIZI Wedge ••••••• , • 5 7 w/nW Newport •••••• , • S 7 w/nw Blad<les •••• ,, ••• S-7 w1nw River Jetty ••••••• 5.7 wlnw CdM ••••••••• ,5.7 'Nlnw TIDES TODAY first low 4:04 a.m ............. 2.7 First high 12:01 a.m .•...•••..••• 3.4 Second low 6:04 p.m .••••.•••••••• o.s Second high 10:21 p.m ............ .5.0 SATURDAY Flrrt low 4 38 e.m ............... 3.t First high 1:181.m ........... _ 3 4 Second low 7 04 pm ............ 0.7 S.Cond high tl.02 pm ............. 4.8 thread of some kind of interest." Corona del Mar resident Dorcas Preston, • who sings with the Pacific Chorale and does volunteer work, had similar thoughts about the virtues of the mixer.;, adding that she _ doesn't attend them hoping to find the love of· - her life. .. - ··1 love people, 8 she said. •rm not oecessar; • ily there to find a man. I JUSt like people.• Pres top noted that the format of the event -• ... -from the ice-breaking eJtordses at the Partf .. • to the seating arrangement a.t the concert, :-. whiCh groups the attendees together: -pro· .. ~ vides a way for singles, especially single women, to feel comfortable going out to cul· tural events without accompaniment. • ... •1 have a really interesting, good life," Pre-: : ston said. "I don't really need to be married ... \ -: But I like to be with people. For me, it works.•. -- p. 0 L I C E F I L E S COSTA MESA • 84MwCreelc: A bicycle worth S150was stolen In the aoo:: block between 6 and 7 p.m. Sunday. • Centw Stnet A car stereo worth S200 was stolen in • the BOO bkXk during the evening of Nov 1. • ~ Oub DrtW: A set of golf clubs worth $1,500 .. "Were stolen In the 3000 block during the evening of Noll. 1 .. • • GISier Avenue: .A set of power tools worth $5,000 was •.: stolen from a home in the 1300 blO(k during the evening .... _ of Nov. 1. • South Coast Drive: A cellular phone worth S400 was stolen from a car In the 900 block at 6 p.m. Oct. 31. NEWPORT IEACH • Buena Vista IOul4ward: A cellul1r phone worth S 100 ! was stolen from 1 CM in the 00 block at 4 30 p m SatUf• day •Newport c.nter Drive: A c~llular Phone worth '375 was stol n from 1 business In the 900 blcxk tt 3 p m. saturct.y .. Doily Pilot ~ox collid face experienced oppone~t •Former Assemblyman iS among four Democrats ctonsidering a run ~gainst Newport Beach I ~epresentative. S.J.CAH~ Ooiy Pilot , NEWPORT BEACE-J -For- rher California Assemblyman Jiin Keysor. ·who represented parts of the Sdn Fernando Val- l~y in· the 1970s, is dmong four Qemocratc; considering a run qgainst Rep. Chris Cox (R-· . Newport Beach) next year. . "I'm detemti.ned to do it;", $id Keysor, 71, who now lives in Leisure World. Keysor has not yet filed wilh the Federal Election Commis- Sion. There is a month remain- mg [o)'-potential candidates to file with the commission. · A pair of candidates have taken the step of officially forming campaign committees: attorney Maziar Mafi, of Lagu- nd Beach, and former UCI dean John Graham, of Irvine. Ma11 WdS the first potentidl Democrat to file, back m May. By the end of June, Maf1 hdd · raised $6,800 -but now has about $50,000. he said Thurs- dav. "We're in there," Mah said. "It's obviously not an easy [election to win).# Mafi added that he was sur- pnsed the Democratic field has grown so much, but said he was encoµraged ~at the party would ·likely field a strong ccUl- didate agdinst Cox. . "1 think it's very important for people to hear whar he's been doing in Congress," Mati said of Cox. Graham, a former dean at lhe Graduate School of Man- agement at UCI, filed his state- ment of candidacy on Oct. 13. He could not be reached for comment. · The fourth candidate wiU be famihar to· voters: Chnstma Avalos, who ran against Cox L.1 said he does not pldn to lap 1998 and received 25'Yo of the into antidirport money. vote. Instead, Keysor, who Her campaign is a bit of a helped start tt $50-mtllion surprise because Avalos tenn1-plastics manuracturing com nated her campaign com1rutlee pany m Sc1ugus'; expects to in the summer, said Democrat-draw hugely from hts own ic Party Chairwoman Jectn wealth. Costales. HI don't think ct1.J1chdates' u l was surpnsed to hear she should have a free ride," he had taken out papers,• said al h1s reason for challeng- Costales said. ing Cox. Avalos did not return a call Keysor, who descnbed h1m- for comment. selt as a mod1::rate Democrat, Costales said both Mah and said he does not wctnt to go Graham would be "very cred-·into details '!Qout his position~ ible" canc;hddles who have on iss.ues until he's officially been dee.ply' involved .in filed for the rnce Democmtic politics in Orange · Both · Mafi dnd Keysor County. acknowledged thdt any · Kcysor. however, is a new Democrat has a large battle face in the county. Bul he does ahead in trying to unseat Cox add a wrinkle of experience lo "I think it's a good idea to the list of cancliddles, as well explore both options," Keysor as the potential to challenge said, adding that he hopes lo Cox's money-rdising efforts. attract the votes of disgruntled While he is. against the El Republicans upset with the Toro airport -which he sdys conservative side of the party. is an important issue, but not a Cox could not be reached decis1Ve one m the race -he tor comment. IN BRIEF Newport seeks new planner NEWPOR1' BEACH : The City Council is accepting applications to fill a vacancy • on the Planning Commission left by Mark Hoagland, who resigned alter less than a year because it conflicted with his ' ]Ob. . Councilman Gary Adams said the type of people attracted to the position ~want to serve the city and have something to say about the futur.e of the oty." A com- mittee comprising council membeis Den.nis-CYNeil, Tod Ridgeway and Adams will narrow down the applicants and present them to lbe coun- cil for final selection. There is no single type of ENEW 2000 MODELS • OUTSTAA'DING CVSTOMER SERVICE• VOLUME S£LECTION • Cll£AT PllCFSCUARA!liEED • person who makes a good commissioner, Adams said. "r think the candidates can come irom real diverse back- grounds .. It's a 'function of the existing 1ndkeup and what the current body needs," he said, adding that in the past, commissioners have been accountants, architects and businessmen. Ridgeway, who was once a 'Plannmg comrruss1oner, said bis ideal applicant would be "dn entrepreneur who understands both the business and governmental side of things." Positions c1l'e for four-year tenns and are unpaid. Appli- Cdbons are available at the city clerk's office and are due Nov. 24. · -N®ki Schwartz MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO ON OUR·MENU: "FISH TACOS" TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELETTE Cock1011s Phone Ahead far Food To Go ---------------------, 0 3 0 i I All Existing Ms. Muffy & Accessories : Available 104 Daily I Friday November 12, 1999 3 MILLENNIUM MOMENT An active voice for children Newport BPach dcti~st Gwen-· da Watson's name is ass9ci· ated m the rrund of most Newport-Mesa residents w1th that of her husband, Norman Watson, · former hedd of OCC. But Gwendd WC1tson's energetic efforts on behalf of menlally dnd physically d1sctbled chtldren· deserve notice in then own right. Watson served as Cctlifomia chairman of the Counctl of Volun-Gwenda Watson teer Advisors for the National Foundation of the M~rch of Dimes. Sh(• also helped to e~lc1b lish the South Codst Ctuld Guiddrice Clinic, d low-le<' tredt- ment center for emottondlly disturbPd chddren. • MILLENNIUM MOMENT celebrates the people who made a ma1or con tribution to the Newport-Mesa community dunng this centurY COMMENTS & CURIOS ITI ES Flavorful & DeUcious L unches & Dinner Peter Buffa is "on the road." He, and his column, will return next week. r---------~-------------, I I I I I I I I 203 0 Your carpets remember. : I ·Boxed Christmas Cards Exp . 11/19 Ornaments & Decor g ~(y CZ1;4 ~~,,:.;b/lr/J Our Christmas Specialty Boutique· (Located et the comer of Newport Blvd. a Via Lido) Your carpets take a lot of abuse. Even regular vacuuming can't remove ground-in dirt. Just call COIT and we' II give you a free cleaning estimate, backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. So. no matter what's shakin' at your house ... call COIT 4 Friday, November 12, 1999 Sex offender to stay in treatment program ~Pb COSTA tviESA-A convicted sex offender who ~used an uproar m a Mesa North neighborhood earlier this year when he wrote an intimate . letter about a young boy will spend another six months u1 a treatment program. Cary Jay Srruth, 39, will return to a hosp1tal where he will receive inten- sive psychlatnc treatment. Srruth had received six months of treatment pn- or to his Tuesday court hearing It is lilcely that once Srruth com- pletes his treatment, he could be released Mesa North neighbon. became concerned when 1t was dJ.scovered Smith had wnlten a letter to a 7-year- old boy, where he allegedly fanta- sized about having sex with the child. Smith's psychologist was alarmed by h1s patient's fantasies and for- warded the letters to authorities. Pollce never arrested Srruth, stating they couldn't do so because the threats m the letter were never ver- balized to the victim. The letter was nevei;.mailed. Smith lives in Santa Ana, but visit- ed his parents regularly, who live near Paularino Elementary School ( :- FOUND: Parents in the neighborhood were notified about Srruth's behaVJor by filers chstnbuted by police. More than 600 fliers were posted throughout the neighborhood, some of which were tom down by someone m May. A · beautiful day ABOVE: Smith WdS convicted in 1983 on child molestation charges. He IS list- ed as a "serious sex offender~ through the publicly disclosed Megan's Law. Collector Jose Gonzalez of Santa Ana CQmbs the sand at Corona del Mar State Beach looking for coins and other valuable objects. RIGHT: Smith's stepdaughter also told authorities she was molested by Smith on a weekly basis for two years · when he bved with her mother. Charges were never Ciled by the Orange County district attorney's office. 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The south-to-- ~outbwest swells are expected ~o last through Saturday at most Soulhem California beaches. : The big, slow rolling waves with long shoulders were evi- dent al several locations off the Newport Beach coa~t "Those are the types of waves you can put six to seven ~ople on," said ut Jun Turner of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Depdrtrnent. "What we tiBd today, we usually don't see Jn Newport, especially al this ii.me of year." ' The waler temperature was ti mild 62 degret"s on· Thurs- pay., That didn't c;top Matt Andrews from hc<1dmg to West Newport Andr£'ws, a Hunting- ' Get entertainment tips for the holidays Those looking to plan holi- day pa.rues can get some tips at "Holiday Food, Decorating and Fun,• a workshop spon- sored by the Newport Bf'ach Public Library. The free progrdm will take place dl noon Nov. 17 in the Newport B<"ach Central Library's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. ,..~ -:-: "I can barely get ';he cover off my Duffy before Cleo comes cearing : down rhe dock and jumps into the boac," according ·to Gary Brubaker. C leo is :Gary and Carolyn Brubaker's ;enthusiastic Golden :: _etrievcr baycruiser. "We ~c more greetings and :~iles from people while •"'he is out crui~i.ng wich our family." ,. Cleo draped her ~head on rhc aft deck and -:quiccly groaned when she ; realized there wa~ no b.iy- ;cruise chis morning. only a ~ phoco shoot. .... DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT Body board buddies Bre tt Auer, left, and Parker Stevens walk across reflective sanJ at low tide as they head for the water on a recent surf outing. ton Beach resident, took the afternoon off work to partake in the good surfing conditions. •vou have to do what you can when there are excellent waves,· he said. •1t•s a nice day with good waves. l could- n't ask for anything more. ff Other parts of the Southland also experienced high surf. Beach conununiLie5' m. central Caliiorrud reported 8-to 10- foot swells with some reaching as high as 14 feet. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Presented by culinary experts from Sur La Table, the pro· gram will feature tips for hol- iday parties, food and season- al table decorations. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. Buy a home in ~ewport for $200 Although land values in Newport Beach continue to soar, later this month anyone Gary & Carolyn Brubaktr •/ways malu room for Cito onF._r baycruun. Cw and Gary picturtd htrt. The Brubaker's have owned their Duffy 21 'Bru Cru' for rwo years, and have logged m any nautical miles around the Harbor. Gary has managed to n avigate his boat co n early every waterfront www.daffyboata.com 200 I W. Coast Hwf Nrwpon Bcadi, CA 949.645.6812 J will be able to purchase a home for pnces beginning at just $200 -that is if you don't mmd bvmg m a house made ol sug t1r, flour, eggs dnd candy. This • redl estdte" opportu- nity will take pldce m the heart of NE'wport Center at the Four S£'ac.,ons Hotel's Gmgerbret1d V1llagP. Each year, the hotel's lob- by is transformed mto a Gin- gerbread wonderland by establishment on the bay. This is no easy feac, but "definitely possible with some keen maneuvering and knowledge. of the bay," according co Gary. We wrapped up lhe photo shoot. c hatted a while. than l left for Duffy World and Gary left for che office. As for Cleo, she pem rhe morn- ing lounging across che seats. gently lulled co sleep on the gla~i;y wacer. This <log has got the life. Surfers can expect the waves to slowly decrease Fri- day, tailing off during the weekend. The conditions are due to a low-pressure system that has moved south from the Gulf of Alaskd. executive chef Michel Pe1ton and award-winning pastry chef Sheldon Millet. The village is part of the hotels's third annual fund- raiser to beneftl Toys for Tots. Houses, ornaments, bridges and trees are also available for businesses and i.ndividu· als to u purchase• and name for $75 to $600. For more information, call (949) 759--0808. Friday, November 12, 1999 5 Mari's body found near Balboa Pier • Authorities suspect the unidentified man had been in the water for mor~ than a week before he was found. BALBOA PENINSULA- A boater came up-on a grue- some discovery Thur1tday afternoon when he found a body floating near the· Bdl· • boa Pier. Authonties said the body, an umdentihed middle· aged man. was found short- ly before 4:30 p.m . about d quarter-rrule north of the pier and 100 yards offshore. The witness, who Wd.., operating a 21-foot power· boat, saw the body floating in the ocean and maneu- vered doser to get d better look. Sgt. Ron Peoples of tlw Orange County Slwnft':, .,He took on o lot of bloat!ag that is making it hard for us to readily identify him . ., Sgt. Ron Peoples f lt\1 hor ·Patrol !>rt1d it a pµean >d thf' body may hc1ve hPPn m the wc1tf'f for more than a we<•k: • 1 te Look o n a lot of bloat- ing that 1 making 1t hard for lh to readily identify rum ... h semi. •When there is bloahnu lik1> lhrtt, th , fdoal fedtUH.., chcmuc. 1 1.t looks like he h.1:. bet>n In the water <m 111 lc • Peoph·~ added the body chdn't havt> any signs of hlunt lr8llfficl clflcl It appears foul plc1y wttsn't a tartof. "It looks more hke a dro\4. mnq, • h e o.;c1id -Greg Risljng IN BRIEF Nonprofit groups sail away with awards from city NEWPORT BEACH City Council members Jan Debay and Tod Ridgeway on Thursday presented awards to various nonprofit orgdrn- zations, and en1oyed a lunchtime cruise around thP harbor in the process. "It was great. The weath- er was good, the boat was lovely and the food was good," said Debay, adding that it was the people in par- ticular who made the event so enjoyable. Debay and Ridgeway pre- sented certificates of appre- Cldtion signed by the mayor to about a dozen organiza- Uons, mcludmg the Assis- tance Lettgu<• of Newport Beach, the Boy Scouts of Amenrn nnd the John Henry Founddtion It was Kathy Leek of Advf'ntures at Sea who came up with the idea, pre.-.ented 1t to council m embers and planned the event over the pa~t t\\o month~ "lt\ the lust hme we've done the cruise," De bay sd1cl. "We'll probably do it next year. Wo very seldom get the opportunity to really hPdr firsthand what [the nonprofit orgaruzauonsl are doing." -Noaki Schwartz '- Any Online P r ase : 6 Friday, November 12, 1999 OllTUAIY James M. Gordon :James M. Gordon, wlio during the Cold War served as an undercover CIA officer throughout the world, died of cancer Nov. 6 at his home ltl Newport Bcacb. He was 75 Mr. Gordon had JUSt turned 17 years old when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor m December, 1941. He quit high school in his native Los Angeles, joined the Navy and soon there· after married his childhood sweetheart, who remained h.is wife until her death 53 years later. Aboaid the U.S. battleship Tennessee, he participated in major battles at Tarawa, Iwo Jima, Kwa: Jalein, Guam, the Philip· pines and Okinawa. Following the war, Mr. Gordon specialized in Ger- manic studies at the Univer- sity of Southern California and, as a graduate student at the Universi~ of Zunch in SWJtzcrland. He hoped to lead the scholarly life ol a professo1 on some tranquil university Cdmpus m Coli· fomia, but the newly tonned CIA m 1951 induced h1m to pursue a career he neve1 had envisioned. · Mr. Gordon and hh wife became avid and skilled sailors who enjoyed leisure- ly voyages along the Mexi- can coast. In his final years, he visited a little bar near hiS house, the Snug Harbor, almost daily. . Mr. Gordon is swvived by a son, Michael, of Alexandria, Va., and a daughter, Rowena Gordon, of Monterey, Calif. Services will be at 11 a .m. Monday at Our Lady Mount Carmel in Newport Beach. His will be buned at Pacific View Cemetery in Corona del Mar. S~ 7~ Pati6 7~ Doily Pilot AT THE DOG WASH • Teak is now Affordable! SEAN HILL£R I DAILY I'll.OT While giving "Tika" a bath, Dog Wash owner Klm Moss heads for cover as her canine friend shakes off some water at the Corona del Mar business Thursday. · We Buy Direcl, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare oar Prices! Teak9.q.eui BRIEFLY .. Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment t 240 Logan Ave. Unit H (cormr or McClintodi: & lqpn) (714) 544-7268 RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Where Your Dollar Covers Morel Steinb.erg gives $400,000 to Anti- Defamation League "Leadership tra.ming is an essential aspect of any non- profit organization, but the funds aren't always availabl~ to make the most of it,• said Howard P. Berkowitz, the league's national chairman. Steinberg's donation will enable the organization to fight anti-Semitism, racism and oth- er forms of prejudice, he said. Classified ads work WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH NEWPOR'F BEACH Superagent Leigh Steinberg on Thursday a~ounced a major grant to the Anti- Defamation League to contin- ue a nationwide leadership training effort. GET THE for .. you! Sota $100°0• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF Steinberg, a Newport Beach resident, founded the Stein- berg Leadership Institute in 19~ with only 20 participants. Since then, the program hC\.S expanded to provide traming to 400 participants in 20 cities, including San Francisco, Chicago, New York and San Diego. ·with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 11 /19/99 The $400,000 grant will support the continued expan- sion of the Steinberg Leader- ship Institute, a program that engages future league leaders in training workshops and sessions to hone their leader- ship skills. . POINT? 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 548-1156 THE Daily Pilot ·y 0 LVO'~o£.. S ROLLS ROYCE Dealership Quality at ~cost Family-owned business since 1972 Swed.ish American r_F ____ R ____ E ____ [l Imports I I (949) 646-7731 I SAFETY INSPECTIO~ I I Exp. 11/30/99 I 1635 Ohms Way, Suite E, Glsta Mesa L __ ~:l;':~~*~~-J ·50f!ll!cmJ ' -. 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A com- plete listing may be found -at da1/yp- /lotcom. TODAY OCC pre ents .. .Return to S~en," the third in its senes of "Armchalt Adventwes, • at 7 p.m . in the Robert B. Moore TI1eatre. The event will fea- ture television director Dale Johnson, who will describe lus recent tnp to Sweden. Tickets are $6 fo $9. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. ' Dawn Kohler, author of "A New Dawn Rismg, • will sign • her book at Barnes & Noble Fashion Island from 7 to 9 p m . The store is at 953 Newport Ce~ter Drive, Newport Beach. For more mlonnation, call (949) 7 59-0982. Inventors Forum, California's largest nonprofit investor assistance organization, hosts a senunar swnmarizing the steps for developing an inven- tion from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at OCC's Science Lecture Hall. The event is $1 5. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa 'Mesa. For more information, call (714) 540-f491. The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation sponsors "Empowering Survivors,• an overview of Healing Odyssey, a retreat for women cancer sumvors, from. noon to 1.30 p.m. The Komen Foundation is at 3191-A Allport Loop Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. The event is $5. For more mformation, call (714) 957-9157, ext. 70. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts d. free business assistance workshop with economic development dean George Blanc, from 7 30 to 9 d.m. al the chamber ofhces, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 251-8877. SATURDAY The Piecemakers', Country Store will hold a "Peddlers' Market" from 9 am. to 4 pm. The event will mclude a garage sale and refreshme nts. The store is at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 641- 3112. Family Doctors Office will offer $5 flu shots for commuru- ty members from 9 to 11 a.m. The office is at the Kmart Plaza Center, 2200 Harbor Blvd., Swte B210, Costa Mesa .. For more information, call (949) 548-2273. The Walklng Tall Founda- tion's "Run for the Future/ an· event featunng a SK run and walk, a lOK run and a half- mile kids' event, takes place Saturday morning in FairVlew Car Accident? fR£E REPORT rnnli dnkl)' gu.utkd l«CCU you need 10 know biforc vou $1tttlt' r.>W CUt' or spolc wnh .inyollt'. Oon't In another d~y 1:0 b)' unul vou call the Toll fttt' 24 hr. Rta1nkd Mc.-geac l-838-S98-l071 Car Accident? Tee it up for ii tl/ll'f to 1r11t01 South lO ~Clltl West on Senta Clltttoclub around town Friday, November 12, 1999 1 • She's Costa Mesa's literary liones . Best-selling local author JoAnn Mapson will read at the Costa Mesa Senior Center at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday as part of ~ bene- fit for the Costa Mesa Library Foundation. Refreshments will be provided. Tickets are $15 and $7.50 for students. The center is at 695 West 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 545-6597. Park m Costa Mesa For start llmes, regbtTdtion fees und more mformallon, call (714) 841-5417 Friends of the Newport Bay will sponsor a free walkmq tour of the Upper Newport Bay Ecolog1cd1 Reserve. Tows will leave from the comC'1 of East Bluff Drive and Bdck Bt1y Road in Newport Beach l•very 15 minutes between q and 10:15 a.m. For more mforma- tion, call (949) 786-8878. The Harbor M~sa Lions Club will hold its fourU1 annual hol- iday boubque from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m . at · Estancia High School, 2323 Pldcentia Ave , C'ostu Mesa. The boutique will feature handcralted gifts and dec-orntor item'> The American Cancer Society Dl'>cover Shop of Corona del Mar 1s holding th£> first of lts "WPllness Saturd<ly" events at 9 a.m. Dr. J ames I idrden will <;pectk on wellneS!> for cdOcer '>WV1vors The event t'i frPe and coffee will be sPrved. For more mformation call (q49) I 040-4777. I OCC ls offering a women's keell>oat class on Saturdays stanng today and running through Dec 11 . The course is JoilA l/1} r.-----~---------------, !fREm; f r'-Ai&) ! f)ijtro (c;.;..~~ o 1oi-1r' V"" ! 1 Wkh purchase of any 1 I Smoothie or Coffee Coe>ler 1• I Velld thru Nov. , I, t 899 L------------------~--~ $125. The Sathng CP-ntcr 1 at 1801 West PcJcihl' Coa t H1uh- way, Newport Beach. For more informahon, call (U49) 64.5-9412. Oasis Senior Cenlf'r will hold a pancdke breaklctSt from 7:30 to 10 a.in. "The l>rc<1kfd~t includes pancake , ·sausage, coffee dnd ordng11 JU1rc dOd costs $2 for adults and $1 tor childrc>n The CPnter I'> at 800 Marguerite, Corond del f\fm. For more> inlormtllton, rc11l (949) 644-3244. OCC's Salling Center ho ts a 2 112-hour semmar, "Life ~l 30 Knots," by Gino Morrc,lh, designer ot h1qh-speed mult1- hull sailbodb. TI1c" presenta- , tion W1ll fN1turc video footage, slides and broken pieces of a multihull bodt. 1ic:kcts arc $10 The Salling Center is dt 1801 West Coast I h9hwdy, Newport Beach. For more mformdtion call (949) 645-9412. "Fashion for f unds," a music scholarship beneht lunch(•on and fashion show, 1s set for noon Saturday di St. M1ch,wl's and All Angels Ep1 t0pdl Church, 3233 Pd Cl I ir V1f'W Drive, Coronu clt>I f\lcu T1ckNs are $15. For mort• inlonnc1t1on, call (944) 645-35H9 • SUNDAY Liberty Baptist Church wtll honor "the rmm dnd women who protect c1nd serve others" at 11 d.m Tho church I'> <11 1000 Bison ~\' e>.. Nt'wport Bedch. f-or more mtormi1t10n, call 194~11 7h0-5444 The First United Methodist Church ol Co'>tn \ lt"'ct spon- sors an Altemdli\ e Chnstmc1s t-.1arket from 11 :15 et 111 . to t 30 p.m . RepresentatiVPs Imm manv chttntdble 01<1omlatwns will dltend the uvt•nt Por more inforn1ation, ct1ll (<J4H) 548- 7727 heritdye For mo1e mlorma- t10n call (714) 424-7871. ewport-Me a Unified School D1 lrtd presents "Thf• Parent Project," a wmlly ur- \: 1val ·kill :.ene .. for thP-par- ent'> of trong-w1lled, non- comphdnt or destructive ddo- lt>:.c PJlts. The lree, s1x-wePk >('Ss1ons will b(! held from 7 to 9:30 p,m , on Munday PVPnmqi;, Nov. 15 through Dec 20. c1t Ensign M1ddlP School m Newport Bedch, 2000 Clift Dri.vl'~ The program 1s also c1va.llable 10 Spanish. r:or nwro mlormdhon, c:111l (714) 424-7560. The Monday Night Football Widow ... Club will hold d mc:PI-• mu cit \\hole foods Market, Tnanglc Squdfe, dt 7 p.m Th' Ire m~eting \\ill feature hght refre.,hments and prognuns on top1c:s ~uch as giving and recc1vmg hand mass<19es, make-overs and aromathcrn- py. Whole Foods 1s c1l 1870 l larbor Blvd . Costa f\lesct. For mow intonnation, cdU 1~4UI 57.:t-:rnop. Heservdhons dJ1• n•q u1recl. Cdsa Teresa Founders Guild V.. ill hold its ann11cII hohdc1y luncheon at The IMz, 880 Ncwpm t Ccmler Dnv~. sturt- 1119 \\o1lh c1 rt>c-eptwn ol Hl.30 d.m. The Pvent .costs $:i7.50 For more mtoroldtum rdll (~49) 71>0-5404. The Jewish Communit} Cen- tPr of Ordnge Count} ho t cln t>Vent to discuss tht> hook "Jews 111 Pli.iCth You Nuver Thouqht ot• at 7:30 pm Th~ ew·nl 1s free for center mein- bers, ~ 5 tor nonml•ml>ers The c nter 1s at 250 East Hak- Pr ~t Costd Mesa. For more mfon c1tlon, rall (714) 755- 034(1. TU DAY The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Comm rce bw.i- ness retP.rral breakfast will feature Internet :i;pecialist St,•phen Snurl Tit break.last starts at 7:15 d.m and 1s held at The Pc nhc Club, 4110 MacArthu1 Blvd., Newport Beach. 11<'kPts are $15 for member!> with n. .. >servations or $20 at thfJ df>or. For more rnformallon, Cdll t949) 729- 4400. TP.mple Ba) Yahm Sister- hood' ChanukHh ·Lunch and Leilrn" with R<.ibh1 Mark MtUN \\Ill ·stnrt at 10.30 a.m . Rubin M1lle1 W111 di!>CUSl> Jew- ish reflert10QS on \!Oger in a . talk t1llecl "Keep d lid on 1t or' olse. • ond the talk "'ill ue fol- tm .. ed hy lunch. Temple Bat Yahm l!> dt 1011 Camelb ck St , Newport Beac:h For more mformallon, call (~491 854- 7531. PalneWebber pre~nts a semi- nar Ullt•d "l low to Select a Milhon-Dollar Professional , Money f\ tancJger for your $100,000+ Purtfolio." C,\l 6 p.m." al the four Seasons Hotel. 690 Newport Center Dnve, New- purt B1•ctrh. 111<.! c•v£>nt is tree. For more mtor ma lion, Cdll (11411) 717-:HH.S WEDNESDAY PdineWebber presents a seml- nttr tllled • EvNythmg You Need to Know About Social Security Berwhts, H dl 1 pm dt Uw Pc1tni>Wehber Conference Room, 620 .Newport Center Drive, Suite 900, Newport Reach. The e~ent 1s free For nwrt• mformntion, cctll (949) 717-3Q15. SEE TOWN PAGE 8 MONDAY 1999 First Source Financial All Star Water Polo Came The Automobile Club of SouU1ern C'c1htorn1c1 pu•sPnl-; Hon Stc1ge Aldskct, '' u lret• liVl' musical and mullunedld show, 7 p.m. at the Costa Me-.a Com- munity Center, 1845 Pc1rk Ave. The program features Alaska residents und h1stoncul experts who p(•rlorm ~ongs dild skits dbout the stdte's nch Sunday, November 14, 1999 at 2:00pm Marian 8er9uon Aquatic C111ter, Coro11~ 411 Mar Hi9h School C~ri• Htmhrt. Mih.J.m.1. .. litld!.wu..uJ .. 011. ..... Tickets available at the gate for a $5 Dollar Donation Benefiting the Boys & Girb Clubs of Long leach. Additional ottraction1 include: Raffles, Por.anal Player Interaction and mare ... ~X!C!ltX;j~~ e ®C E nvironmental ~ Na t u re Cen ter '8 With Appreciation to Those Who've Helped SAVE c» ACRES FOR NATIJRE for mow than d quarter of a century the Enwonml'ntal Nature Center in Newport Beach has provided a hv1ng cl~room to thousand':i of school chlldren who lcam about science through a hMcb-on experience with nature Many Bequota of Qilifornia'$ natiVC plant commun1tiac;, ranging from a Oak rcdwocxi forest to a desert. have been replic.atoo . and the ENC's wildlife habitat' and walking trail make children eager to · , team about the world of nature. «.> Today. the ENC has an Pine unpari.illeled. once in a hfotlme (I opportunity to expand their nature preserve and add new educational facilities. A one-ucre «, parcel of L:ind ad,acent to the ENC has become available. With this additional acre, the ce·ntcr am continue helping 1 c;hlldren learn In this "environmental 1A:onderland " With the 9'--"'tlCrot is c;upport of 1 the corporatiOns, foundations and lndivid sa.1s listed on the ••i.--... right, the~ as on I 1.1.. y to survMng, thriving, and groW!ng ~ that future generations can enjoy th1 pedal place. L .._c.oll Bo Glover at the ENC. (949) 645-8489, to learn more about thi un!(11..ic cornmuntty ~ resoom! • nd f 1nd oot how you cnn support lhc t NC' efforts. Tht ENC a o nonf>(Ofil educcitlonol organlzot on, and is opeo fO tti public fot lours Contubut10t1s are 10X-deduc11bl ENC f.det 2);'1 1473 1601 16"1 St.,.._.,.,,..,, a..ch, CA 92663·5977 (Mt) 64S·1419 ,MM • (949) 6"S-o61 I tu $100,000+· $50,000+ $25,000+ $10,000+ $5,000+ Otli ol ~ S.'aeh Auor FCIUll&lion George-Ii !I r ' y i=ouooatoo TI~ I lam (' -..:eek! FomdallOfl Th'1 DJ!ti r • a ,Kind Sei\'ICc-! -::' Km~th & Robn CdhautJi Tlie Jame, m.w Fotniation Pacih:: ut~ F-oundatm Girl Seoul ~ o! F.NC The Renee Jcifrl.'Y 0 H..'Tn F-ourdation Mrs Ridwd c Thell\ ~ Jca.'l \l;att Tue M9e r~ R:4n:hUon &rrna Rlixn & li Johnsal Dlrom ....__ 8 Friday, November 12, 1999 TOWN CONTINUED FROM 7 The Balboa Island Museum and Historical Society will ·meet at 7 p .m. at the home of Pat Buderwitz. The society has been discussing the possibility of purchasing the old Bdlboa Island fire stauon as a location for the museum. For more information, call Pat Buder· witz, (949) 675-9019 .. Best-selllng local author JoAnn Mapson will read at the Costa Mesa Senior Center at 7:30 p.m. as part of a benefit for the Costa Mesa Llbra.ry Founda- tion. Re freshments will be pro- vided. Tickets are $15 and ~ .50 for students. The center is at 695 West 19th St, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 545-6597. ONGOING A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St., #105, Newport Beach. For more information, call Barbara at (949} 261-8003. ,.. The Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged lo bring 10 unwanted books. With U1e exception of law books or magazines. au donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-deducl:lble. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They could dlso be left m the special book closet next to the . store, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mformali'on, calJ (949 759-9667. The Newport Beach Newcom- ers Club meets al 10 a.m. the third Wednesdays of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road, play goU, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several ever\ing par- ties. For more information, call (949) 854-4501. SL Mark Health Mlnlstrles pre- sents Love Without Honor sup- port groups for women coping around town . \, OCC's Faculty Art Show features a variety of works from the tine arts faculty of the college. See challenging offerings in a variety of media. The gallery ls free and It's open from 11 a.m to 3 p.m. today. OCC Is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Fo r more information, call (714) 432-5039. with domestic violence at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mondays through December The groups will meet for two hours at St Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport Beach For more information, call (949) 721- 8079. The Jewish Family Servtc~of Orange County sponsors a dis- cussion group focusmg on issues, concerns and responsi- bilities o( adult children c;dJing for their elderly parents at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E B9ker St., Costa Mesa The purpose of the group 1S to help children and other concerned relatives to identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solu- tions. The cost is $30. For more information, call (714) 445· 4950. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce holds networking luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Vis- itors are welcome. Cost is $12. For more information, call (714) 885-9090 The Udo Isle Toastmasters Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon- days al the Oakwood Apart- ments. 1700 16th St., in the clubhouse on the main level, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 515~ 9470. The John Henry FoundaUon sponsors the Comfort Zone, a mentdJ illness support group, which meet'> from 7 :30 to 9 pm. Thursdays at the Light- house Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St., Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-7274. Jewish Family Service of Ordnge County sponsors an ongoing Jewish healing sup- port group for people experi- encing chronic illness. The purpose is to provide partici- pants with emotional and spui- tual support to manage illness and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thurs- days at Jewish Pamily SeMce, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but prereg- istration is required. To register or for more information, call (71 4) 445-4950 Chain ReacUoo offers fitness classes at 7:30 a.m and 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays dt 3928 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. The first class ts free and any class after that will cost $10 or $80 for 10 classes. Participants should bring a towel. For more information, call (949) 588-2427. Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books & Music on 19th Street and Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa. The cost is $3. New players are welcome For mote information, call (949) 759-4871. The Coin and Stamp Club ENSIGN SCHOOL MADRIGAL SINGERS . ~aaee 2000 NEW YORK OTY MARCH 17-20 2000 You Take Newport Fashion Island We 'll Take Manhattan! WIN A $2000 SHOPPING & DINING SPREE Q.00 HELP the Ensign 1998-'99 MadrigQI Singers from Ensigni · Intermediate and Newport Harbor High School Perform in Carnegie Hall for '1 Festival 2000" ! They need to raise $25,000 by March to pay tor airfare, hotel rooms and food. A ... HOLIDAY SHOPPING DREAM-COME TRUE! . ssoo In Fashion Island Gilt Certlllcates and $ISOO;in Gift Certificates good at Fashion Island stores and restaurants. Second prize: 20 passes to Edwards Cinemas Third prize: Light & Sound Soother from The Sharper Image For more information (949) 515-6910 Please cut off and send this form with a check mode to. Enslon Carnegie Hall Fund C/0 The Ensign Madrigals Fashion tsland Drowfng ; 20CX> Ctiff Drfve !Newport Beach. CA 92663 Please malt entnes no latef than Wednesday, Nov. 2A to ensure receipt. You "flO'f. copy this form for large enttleS Your name wlll bQ lnclUded In the drov{IQo the aorne l'U!'lber of ttmes as yoo hove donated toward opportunity tickets The dfowinc wl be decided Decernbef 81ti at tile Bil Mediev Concert. wnlch WI benem The Ensign hrld You need not be pr9$Gnt. We 'II contact \'OU If vou ore o Wlr\ner Thank vou tor supportlOg °"' onc&ln-o ltdlf!'!e oPport\Xlltyl $10/l $20/2 $25/3 $35/4 $45/5 $50/6 $75/9 $100/12 ' m ets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon· day at the OASIS Seruor Cen- ter. New memb~who are interested in trading, buying and selling stamp:i. and coins are being sought to 1om thebe informal meetings. There are no fees reqwred. For more mformation. ·call (949) 644- 3244. Jewish Family Service offers ongoing bereavement aupport groups for adults at all stages of loss. The groups 'share expe- riences. hear how others deal with grief, receive support and learn ways to cope with sad- ness and loss. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. at Beth Jacob ip Irvine. The sec- ond group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesday~ at Temple Judea in Ldguna Hills. The third group meets at t p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. There is no fee for these groups, but preregistration is reqwred For more infonna- tion, call (714) 445-495,0. Newcomers to the Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Balboa Island and the Newport Coast area are invited to meet others who are also new to the area al the Newport Beach Newcom- ers' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays at different homes and locations. For more information, please call (949) 644-0302. J ewish Family Service of Orange County provides a support and discussion group to assist participants m their recovery from childhood or teenage sexual abuse The group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays a~ 25.0 E ~aker St. Costa Mesa Preregtstra- tion is required. For more mfor- mallon, call (714) 445-4950 A Deallng with Divorce Sup- port Group is offered by Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced counselor and meets al 6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Mesa For more information, including dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714} 445- 4950. An Interfaith couples support group ts offered by Jewish; Family Service of Orange County. The group addresses issues faced by couples where one partner is Jewish a_qd the other is not, including raising children, observing holidays, displaying symbols m the home. as well as relationships wtth extended families. The group meets for three weekly sessions Wednesday evenings al Jewish Farruly SerVice, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more information, Doily Pilot mcluchng datei; and fee , call (714) <i45-4950. The Co ta Mesa Cllamber of Commerce networkers busi· ness leads luncheon takes place al 11:45 a.m. Wednes- days at the Costa M~ a Coun- try Club, 1701 GoU Course Road, Costtt Mesa. For more information, cttll (714) 885- 9090, Body conditioning classes for mature adults are offered at 7:30 a.m and 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays al Chain Reac- tion, 3928 Campus Drive, Newport·Beach. The hrst class is free with a cost of $10 per class or $80 for 1 O classes from then on Bnng a towel and water. Light hand weights are recommended For more infor- mation, call (949) 588-2427. The Walk.lng Club of Newport Beach meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m at Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Lose the weight and have fµn, For more information, call (949) 650- 1332. The Sea Explorer ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men ages 14 to 18 interested in learning about sailing, seamanship, plloting, navigation and cruis- ing. Meetings are held from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591. The OASIS Senior Center offers ongoing assistance, counsehng and referral ser- vices ror seruors For appoint- ments or more inJormdtion, call (949) 644-3244 The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks expenenced dancers to jom its group from 9 to 11 a .m Thursdays dt the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th Street dlld Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesd For more informdtion, call (714) 545-5669. A free support group for cancer patients meets at 7 p.m Wednesdays, and a support group for people suffenng from chronic fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Institute for Hohsbc Tredtment and Research, 4019 Westerly Pldce, Swte 100, Newport Beach. For more mformalton, call (949) 251-8700. Arthritis Foundattoh instructor I bllary Slone leads an exercise class at 11 a .m. Thursdays at the Jewish Seruor Center, 250 E. Baker St, Cosld Mesa. For more mformation, call (714) . 513-5641. . _Jt{M, ~~~~It • GIA & EGL Certified Diamonds • Customized Orders • Engagement & Wedding Rings • Repairs While You Wait • 16 Independent Merchants f'1thh, ll!l•u•a•. Mlrr•lhrnub111loa, H1d1otli.npr, M111lc11,./Ptdl ru1, lum ll.oom1, 101117 .,,.,, a cr11b1, .-•• 1111. hc11ctl)'1h, '""• Motlur-10-lh, Qlft C•rllOc u•• • mou, Doily Pilot MEETING CONTINUED FROM 1 mouth• to 'inform thr.Jr neigh- bors ancr friends of the meet· mgs. Concern vary among the 1es1dents, Hemo.ndez said. speaking and bad not attend-•There are many concerns ed pr vious m ting:.. about · traffic,• Hcmondez •People we1c co1nmenting id, adding Uldl the planned on how they were not aware narrowing of 17th Street is d of (Ule plan)," -sa1d Magdalena ll\dJOr issue. J lemandez, who is helping to Turpit said housing has also coordindte the living room come up as a key concern meetings. "(The plan] does not con- "That was the wake-up ta.in significant references to call,• Turpit agwed. housing issues," he said. Hcmandel suid about 10 Public meetings and work· volunteers will be hosting shops have . been held one-hour discussions m their throughout the last year, but ·homes next week. 1he volun· recently the Latino and bus1- teers will use •word-of-· ness commi.i.mties have com- plained trust U1ey haven't had enough opportunity for mpot. , Ed Fawcett, pre dent ot the Chamber of Commerce, said business leaders have since u1et and are working to formulate qu tions and con· ccms to present, to the city at a meetmg Nov. 29. "They're protecting U1e1r businosses, • fdwcett said about the owners. •A lot of people that are making their opinions known have nothing to do with the property ton the West Side)." Anyone interested in attending one of the livmg. room meetings may call Her- nandez at (949) 574-3972. 2000 CONTINUED FROM 1 In l9lti, Newport Bc<1ch vot- ed l~ build the we t ietty with $125,0~0 The city of Ncwpo1t Beach and p1 ivdtc dona hon.., paid tor harbor unprovt'rnents and ~elat~d prowcts up until this point. By the cmd of thP <l<'C'ttd1., the county 1ssuc!d <.1 $500,000 bond to improve the j<>lty But 1t wasn't enouqh. By 1 H:lH, u sec- ond bond ffi<'asurc wus plan>d on the ballot, but 11 Cilso lost at the polls. The bond's dcf Pt1t would ldt· er prove to he <.1 <l1st1sllou'> lllL"'· take. One month aftr•1 ltw hund wa truck down, d motor bocsl <drr)'lng hve boys cap UPrt at the hitrbor' entrdnce. The on boy who died was Ule p«>liu· tnck<•n on of d Hdrbor 8(J()St- t>r. As u result, the city gTdoted more than $700,000 tor 1mprovemPnt on the west dnd ed t 1ettu!s m 1927-28. fe(tllWh1l~, on the other side of the mesa. Harper Wds undergomg some mt11or c han~ws of it-. own. The t1re<t was rapidly growing and by thf' end of the 1920s, the popu· l<1t1on had rPached 300. Scmla And wanted to unnt>x thP ttre<.1s that make up present· d<•Y C.:osta Mesd m 1928, but city ledde1s voted aga.msl 1t. Th<> pcoplP running the shaw f'rl\'ISIOni>d tl Cll)' or their own. Friday, November 12, 1999 9 PALS CONTINUED F~OM 1 After a trfend took her home, Momson called th~ police. But the rughtmare hdd only Just l~un • • Pr9m the day she pre sed chdrQC! , Momson s;11cl, the. 9111 dnd her oldm In •nets hardSsed an<\ thr<'cHened her. "It kind of tumt·d into d mob mentality wh(•n !>ht> did press charges - they carnn after hPr, • .. aid Mor- nson's mother, Bonrut> Depr<•ssPcl and r nghtencd, :.he: trdnsf Prrcd to Corona del Mur High School to fm1sti her sophomon: yNu. • . The other student Wds even- IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD tually c·hnrged with two felonies d sault \\'1th d deadly wedpon (the :.te<.>1-toed boots) and a<;sault and battery. LITERARY 'SIMPLE ABUNDANCE' DISCUSSION GROUP Based on the books of Sarah · Ban Breathnach, this discus- sion group focuses on apprec1- dhon, expression and grall- hide. Led by Audre c.le Nard at Borders Books, Music and <;afe the first Thursddy of each month at 6:30 p.m. Bord<>rs Is at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 631-8661. OPRAH BOOK CLUB This club meets the . third Thursday of every month al 7 p.m. to discuss Oprah's most recent book selections al Barnes & Noble Newport :Sedch. Barnes &. Noble New- port Beach is at 953 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Bettch. For more mformat1on, call (949) 759-0982. 'THE WONDERLAND MURDERS' Barnes & Noble Metro Point hosts Kent Braithwaite, author of "The Wonderland Mur- ders," who will chscuss his book dt 5 p.m Friday. The store is al 901 B South Coast Drive, Swte 150. Costa Mesa For more mformdllon, call (714) 444-0226. 'THE HALLELUJAH SIDE' Barnes & Noble Metro Pomt hosts Rhodu Huffcy, author of "The Hallelujah Side," who will discuss her book dt 2 p.m. Saturddy. The store is at 901 8 South Coast Dnve, Swte 150, Co~ta Mesa. For more mfor- mation, call (714) 444-0226. TROMA STUDIOS Borders Books, Music & Cdfc holds an event at 7 p m Satur-· day fec1tunng Lloyd 'Kaufman, founder of 1'roma Studios and •••••••••••• : . Newport : I BEAUTY SUPPLY I I -I I I I I maker of "Surf Nazis Must Die,· "Toxic Avenger,• dnd other films. The store is at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For m ore ulformation, call (949) 631-8661. EXPRESS YOUR ANGER Borders Books, Music & Cate holds an event al 3 p.m. Sun- day featuring Robert Puff, author of ·Anger· Work: How to Express Your Anger and Still Be Kind.• The store is al 1890 Newport Blvd., Costd Mesa. For more information, call (949) 631-8661. 'DECEPTION IN THE RAINSHADOWS' Bdmes & Noble Metro Point hosts Riley St. James, author of "Decepnon m the Ramshad· ows, • who will discuss his book at 7 p.m. 1'.Jov. 17 The store is at 901 B South COdSt Dnve. Swte 150, Costd Mesd For more informahon, caU (714) 444-0226 MOSES ON MANAGEMENT Borders Books, Music & Cale holds an event at 7 p.m. Nov. 18 featuring David' Baron, Rabbi and author of HMoses on Management." The store b at 1890 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. For more information. call (949) 631-8661. 'THE SURRENDERED WIFE' Barnes & Noble Metro Pomt hosts Laura Doyle, author of "The Surrendered Wife,• who will discuss her book at 7 p.m, Nov. 19. The store is at 901 B South Coast Dnve, Suite 150, Costa Mesa For more infor- mation, Cdll (714) 444-0226. 'GLYNIS HAS YOUR NUMBER' Barnes & Noble Metro Pomt hosts Glynis Mccants, numerologicdl counselor, comedienne, and author of "Glyrus Has Your Nwnber, • who will d1Scuss her book at 2 p.m Nov 20 The store is at 901 B South Coosr Dnve. Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 444- 0226. 'MEN MADE EASY' Barnes & Noble Metro Point hosts Kara Oh, author of "Men Made Easy: How to Get What You Want f.rom Your Man,· who will discuss her book at 2 p m. Nov. 21. The store lS at 901 B South Coast Drive, Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For more mformat1on, call (714) 444- 0226. SIMPLIFY YOUR HOLIDAYS Bdmes & Noble Metro Pomt Shoes for Everyone . Mm '.s, Womt'11 's, Kids & Infant Sizes From $34.95 to $89.95 POLONAIS EVENT 'lhrm m J\f11!11ple \Vid1'1 S1us Personal Appearance The award winning designer of Polonais Glass, Iwona, -~ will sign her ornaments FRIDAY NOV. 19TH from 3-6pm ADV VALLE To YOLR CoLLEC1/0/\i ~ FASHION ISLAND (949)640-4634 I ,. I I e • • • • • • e • • • • • • • I I 3601 JambOree Rd #8 N.8. I I 261 -6788 I : Jamboree at Bristol : I Back Bay Court • I ••••••••••• hosts dinlcal p ... ycholoubt Alyson Emmon..,, who \\'ill· offer hps 10 prevent ·lhi:! holi- days from turmng gloomy di 7 p.m Nov 22. The ,,(orp 1~ at 901 B South C0c1st IJmc., Suilr> 150, Costd l\1t.'Sd. For moa. mformal1on, cc1ll (714) 444- 022h 'CALIFORNIA THROUGH AN ARTIST'S EYE' Barnes & Noble• Metro Pomt' hosts drllsl Steve Simon, author ol "Cdhlorn1d Thro.ugh an Artist's fat!," who will dis- cuss !us bol;k dt 2 pm. Nov. 26 The store 1-; nt HOl B Soutlt Coast Dnvc. suite' t 5U, C 'osta Mesa ror more IOIOI llldlion, call (J14) 444-0226. TIBETAN BUDDHISM BortlPr" B1>0\.s, \ • 1... & Cltlo holds an PV<>nt di 7 :m p.rn . No~ JO ieitlurinu ps}ch1c1tn-.t Joe Arpc11d and Buddhist monk c1nd clm1c:dl p5ychol.o- g1st Loh;.ang Rr1pq.iy. Tlw store 1s di 18<JO Newpmt Bl\' cl Costd f\lesa. f.or mo1" infor- mation call 19491 hJ l -8fifl 1. SPECIAL. TOUR THE CENTER The Cenlt'r I!. otfprtnq tour.; ol its facihlles. The 1 hour 15 rmnutc tour will proVlde a detailed look dt Seger..trom l lt1ll. Tour... take pldce ~1on ddys, Wednesdays and f-n- cla} s dt 1 O.:lO d.m The OranHe County Per1ormmy .Arts Cen- ter 1s dl 800 Town Center Dn- ve. Cdll 1714) 556-2122 for more mformc1llon ROBERT MONDAVI WINE & FOOD CENTER The center tec1tures mc1ny spe- c.1c1I events Pc1ch month dnd 1s c1t 1570 Sc:emc Ave., Costa ,f\.lc•sa. For more iniormallon, calJ (714) 97<.J-4510 . HI-TIME WINE CELLARS · . l I Time \\me. Celldis features . \ .. 'lne ta:-.nngs from 4:30 to 8 p.m. on Fridays and 1:30 to B p.m . on Saturdays. For man~ information, ccill (9491 650- B4b3 THE GOURMET DETECTIVE Now m her seruor yedr, Mor- nson hd'> h"9un d campaign to tom bat \ iolence in schools - one sht' 'hop<· will eventually c iltch on nallonwide. She hds wnttPn a nuss1on sldtl•mPnt and 1s currently putting tog<•ther a board of . directors ilnd an advisory l>edrd. · - "It ~9dO d couple of months dgo," she said ' Wt-want to get a cla!>S startf'd in con1unct1on with hl'dlth dnd 'utf{'ty edUCd· Lion.· Tho ddss would he dn anger manciycm••nt cld..,S mandatory for all nmtlHJrade -.tudents This week, Mornson 'Stood hdorn the Nl'wport-MPsa -;chool board. told her story and asked for help ·I'm not ure> Pvervone needs unyN manrlgement - ob\1ously the girl m that situa- tion nPeded 1t, ~ said school boor<! member Jun Ferryman. •But W<'0\'P got to pdy closer· dtlentiun to those thing-,,.• !\lomson Wtll now work with d1stnct ofhnals on a proposal. hoping to sohd1ly d posc;ible program 111 schoolc; ·we cdn nt>vt•r do enough to f\ l~acArthur Blvd.. Newport help people yet dlong, Sdld BC'ct~h. Pc1ckages run from $42 S t R h •rt Bai hot. ·1 .want to $54 per person. For more . up 0 c , # An mterncl.Jve comical murder my::.lery 1s p1;esented at 8 p m . Fnday-. and Saturdays di the ~ leuamne Restaurdnt 19800 r t U (7141 979 ourstdlllohsknt1ndheopento Ill Ofllld ion, Cd • th' • CLUE. IS EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE HH S & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINf • CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 71 J 832 IMA\ ( ... 49~ I 0 Doily Pilot Sailors sweep away Matadors •San Gabriel ~ble to keep up against No. 1-seeded Newport. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL game two, 15-3. Schutz finished with hve aces on the rught ToNY An OHH u lb1y Aloi we're deflnitely head.Ulg in the right direction Game three allowed Glenn to get in a couple of freshmen from thj! junior var- sity squad, Kristin McClune and Claire Allen. NEWPORT BEACH -Upon watch- ing the Newport Harbor H1gh girls vol- leyball team during ~ armups, San Gabriel Coach Larry Kdnow, with o pamful snule. realistically hoped that his team would be .able to at ledst erve 20 times against the nughty Sai.lors. 'For the Sailors (30-2) the dtrection of choice will be toward Rolling Hills Estates on Saturday rught, when they take on Peninsula m the quarten> at 7. "They both got some playmg time tonight and . they both played rather well," Glenn said. • They managed to reach 31 serves total, but thdt's where the highlights ended for the Almont League Chdmpi- ons as Newport"Harbor moved on to the quarterfinals with a 15-2, 15·3, 15·8 second round win ill the CIF Southern Section D1v1Sion l·AA playoffs "The thing about the playoffs lS that they are so bunched together," Glenn said. MYou have to be ready for anything That's what makes it so fun." Despite falling behind, 5-0, to the pesky Matadors, Newport Harbor easily managed to get back in the game on the strong play of Signe Hillyard, Govaars and Dill . In a gdme played by everyone, Apnl Ross led the Sailors with nine kills, Krista Dill had eight, Brenda Waterman had six and Taylor Govaars added five for the ctiviston's No. 1 seed. "We've been trying some new things with Krista the past few days," Glenn said "She really did a good job doing some of those new things tonight." "We were able to get all the kids in torught and I'm very hdppy about that," Sailors Codch Dan Glenn said. uWe're sbll trying to get better and we've l>een having some great practices l think Newport got it gomg early in game one. Dill and Heather Cullen were Ule big hitters as the Sailors never trailed and won, 15-2. San Gabriel (14-2) got as close as, 9-8, before Newport scored the final six points to end the match. After a brief lead for San Gabnel, Newport npped off 11 points on the serve of Andrea Schutz, before taking "We're just excited to keep on playing," Glenn Sdld. ·we still need a little more work on our timing, but we're getting there." HIGH SCf!OOl FOOTBALL DON LEACH I DAJLY Pit.OT Estancia High defender John Alderete (5) puts a stop on University running back Jacque Newsome. Feather clipping • Estdncia's title hopes dre gone, CIF Playoff bid remam~ uncertain penchng tonight's CdM-Mesa game. B \Hin I· \l 11(\111 ~Pb IRVINE -Should it get the opportunity to secur<• d guaranteed berth in the CIF Southc>m ~ection Div1s1on IX playoffs with a com fhp dfter tonight's remalrung Pacillc C°odst Ledgue gdJiles, th<' Estdncia High football tedm likely will bring d lot of good forh.m<> 11 didn't use Thursday night. l lost University High, on the other hand, rdshed in a seai.on's worth of mis- fortune ds tlpprd passed round the hands of TrOJdn receivers and Uru running backs squartc•d through would-be tacklers en route to d surpnsing 48-12 romp "Who would have figured?" said Uni- vc>rs1ly Coach Mark \unrungham, whose squacl (4 ·fi, 2·2 m league) would gain the lc•,1uue's third-place pldy'>ff spot over the Ec1qlt>s (6·4, 2·2), should Costa Mesa knod( ort league-leadmg Corona del Mar tonight at NeWp<>rt Harbor High. U CdM wins, Estancia, Mesa and Uni would form a three-way tie for second pldce, necessitating a postgcUTle com flip, or rhps, to deternune who is the league's f'...o. 2 and No. 3 representatives. ·Should Estancid or Mesa be the loser Ill such a scendno, they would need to be g1wn the diVIS1on's lone at·large berth to rntN the postseason. The Eagles railed to make much of a rnse for the CIF ofhcials who grant at· large bids, mcurring a 34·0 halftime dehot that became 41 ·0 four play!i mto the third qut1rter. Uruversity, which had lost four of its prcVIous ftv<! games, c;corcd on six straight po. sei.s1ons, en route to its most proliffc scoring ef Cort since? jointng thn Pacilic Coast Lf'ague in 1994. •Everything went our way,• 1><1id Cun· rungham, whose team can't got dn at·large berth due to its sub-.500 record. estancia Coach Dave P •rkms was thor- oughly perplexed by the margin of defeat. •J•ve got to bgure this one out," Perkins told his dciec:ted team aftcrwarcl. •1 t"ke full rcspons1b1lity for Hus Ont?.• TI1e Eagl • got on tho hoard Wllh (j;33 left in the thml quarter on a 5·yttrd Sean Precmnn lourhdown run. Alter Uni upped i~ cushion to 48-6, Any way you look at it, Estancia High fullback Fabad Jahid didn't have a Jot of options against University's defense. Marshall Hendricks, who used 72 second- half yards to break the school smgle·sea- son rushmg record, scored from 2 yards out to give the Eagle rooters something etse"to cheer about. I {endricks fmtshcd with 98 yards on 20 camc..c; to up his sea5on total to 1,477 yards. James Duwkm • 1,473 yards in 1996 had been tho school record. But there was httle consolation for the visitor.;, who were submerged by Uru run· ning backs Cohn Cavanaugh (135 yards on 15 cam s) dnd Jacque NcW5ome (153 yards on 12 att •mpts). Cavanaugh addt'd 60 yards on two receptions, as Uni cruor quarterhack Pat Josten threw for 152 yards to breuk the school ingle-sca on pd smo mark. Jo ten completed 7 of 1 O to f1msh the regular ea on Wlth 1,373 aerial yards, top- ping Mike O'l.nughlin's 27-year-old tan- dard by 1•' yarcts. Jostcn's two b1gg t completiom went for touchdown to Ben M ss lh rk !':l yard ) t1nd Cavanaugh (46), the latter t1f1Pr an I!stnnda dt'lendi>r tipped the J)d m the ocondary. Pm •man addcii 81 r\l!ihing yards on 14 att mpt for th Eagle . , P~flc Coast &AagUe LHjUll.l 8•'.H h I J h I () .i Tonight's gnm"' (7) _ QUOTE THE DAY "Vt1lo would hove figured? -· Everything went our way .. .' Martt Cunningham, University High football coach r Fridoy, November 12, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carfson • 949~7 44223 HI SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ·KEVIN McCLEL~~~ Newport Harbor • It was a football career cu~ short, but certainly not lacking in major credentials for this Sailors' standout. RltlWID DUNN ·~------~~~~~~------lbly Piiot egardless of one's ill peed, strength and avvy, the violent nature of football can end the career of even the game's best players. · KeVin McClelland (Newport Harbor High) wasn't ready to give up the sport, but after three concussions during his redshirt freshman season at Boise State, it was time to reevaluate his liJe. A member of the Big Sky Conference All-Academic team m 1987, McClelland, a bone-crushing 6-foot-2, 235-poW1d linebacker with aspirations of playing in the NFL, was forced to stop the helmet bashing. H It was one Of the most difficult decisions I've ever made," McClellcUld said of terminating his collegiate football career, after expenencing post-concussion syndrome years earlier made a bigger impact. "From ~y point of view, the greatest team Newport Harbor ever Mid was in my sophomore year (fall of '83)," said McClelland, who was called up !o the varsity that season as an insurance policy for running • back Steve Brazas. •A lot of what Coach Giddings taught was very instrumental to a lot of peoples' success," added McClelland, whose Sailor teams went 27-7-3 in three years. "Giddings brought in a formalized standard of football to the table.• McClelland earned a full scholarship to Boise State, at the timed Division I-AA school where he played linebacker and tight end. Before arriving in Idaho, McClelland was the Defensive Player of the Game lri the 1986 Orange County All-Stdr football game at Orange Coast College, a 28-13 victory for the South, which also included Foley. "It took me a long time to gel over that deasion ... several years. But I f cit like it Kevin McClelland McClelland intercepted a key pass late in the first hall and contributed was the best thing I ever did. It wds so eye-opening, because I was so narrow-minded about one thing and one thing only, and that was football Once I was past (the post-career depression), I had more balance in my life and J started to focus on family, fnends and education.• Considered an excellent athlete under Newport Harbor football coach Mike G1dd.ings, McClelland was a three-year varsity performer who started on both sides of the ball his junior and seruor years. The Satlors won Sea View League championships all three years McClelland suited up (1983 through '85). Giddings used him on offense at backup quarterback, fullback, tailback and tight end, but McClelland preferred ripping mto ballcarriers and made All·CIF Southern Section Central Conference as an outside 'backer m the autumn of 1985, when the Tars also featured quarterback Shane Foley (USC) and wide receiver Mark Crcllg (Long Beach State). "What made me believe (m ~ pro football future) is thdt, when I was in high school ana college, J had size," McClelland · said. "I did not necessarily have the quintessential linebacker speed, but I had speed, a solid understanding of the game and I could hit and hit well." As a seruor, McClelland rushed for 385 yards m 71 canies and caught 55 of Foley's passes for 577 yards, scoring nine touchdowns -fi ve receiving, four via U1e ground -as the Tars finished 10·3 and reached the CIF Central Conference semilinals. But the Sailors two severaJ unportant tackles on third down for the South The North, w1th its vaunted backfield of Ray Pallares (VaJenaa) and Chuck Weatherspoon (La Habra), was stuffed in the first half for a combined 17 rushing yards as McClelland made his presence felt. "That was a very defining moment," said McClelland, an easy ch0tce for All-Sea View League honors that year. McClelland, who ctidn't play football until the seventh grade, played basketball and baseball at Newport Harbor and excelled in all three sports -until he decided to concentrate on football year-roW1d. "I enjoyed hitting people, getting down on the ground, getting back up and getting back to the huddle," he said of his first Pop Warner experience. McClelland's career, howevec;: was cut short because of head injuries. "It's kind of a sad (story) in terms of sports, but on the flip side. (retiring from football early m college) was the best thing that ever happened to me,• McClelland said. "We all wanted to play sports forever." These days, McClelland owns a software development company that he launched 2112 years ago with a business partner called Global Resource Corp., based in Irvine. McClelland, who received his• busmess degree from San Diego State, lives in Mission VieJO and is smgle. But the la test honoree m the Daily Pilot Sports Hail of Fame to celebrate the millennium is hopeful of marriage to Nikki F R I DI Y 111 G H T L I G H.T S Tonight's high school football MESA COM CosTA MESA vs. <:oRoHA Oii. MAR • Site: Newport Harbof High. 7 p.m. • lottom Hne: The favored Sea Kings (3 6, 3-0 in league) cM iKhteve their first unbeaten and untied league cam· pa;gn 1n Khool h1stoty with a win ... Mesa. the Pftleague title favorite, can salvage a share of the league crown with a win ... CdM hM wori 23 of 29 meetings ind won, 2l'6, last year. TARS ALISO IWwPoRT HAMOR vs.. Auto ,..,._ • 5"9: Aliso Niguel High, 7 p m • lotticMH fine: The Sailors (8-01, 3 0 in league) could complete the Khool'J U\lrd unbeaten reguler ~MOn In Its 69-year histoty and lock up one of the tosi two CIF Divis oo VI playoff setdl ,., • Dltectlons: SOI.Ith on 405 to Alkt., south to Ptc:lf1c Part. right to OffrhuBt and turn left. Doily Pilot ~ports Friday, November 12, 1999 l J Corona del Mar brushes off San Jacinto GIRLS RllJIAHll Dl N'li lbtt l'lol VOLLEYBALL guts underhtood what the volleyball wa:. hke down here by the beach,• San Jae- • into Cossch Dan Quam said. CORONA DEL MAR Students pened tonight was that everyon«• yol 11\ to play,• said CdM Coach Steve Conti," whose program won the Clf 11! AA championship two years ago and reached the semifinals last year Unable to snag the seive away from liavnluk m the opening game, San Jdc: mto ran into the same problem in the second game, as Havriluk (nme aces dnd s1'C kills) lifted the Sed Kings to a 12· 0 ledd, but a mishandled ball by CdM provided the Tigers with only their sec- ond side6ut of the game. were still showing up when Corona del Mm High's Sed Kings dlmost hdd 1t wrapped up. 1 Their opponent, San Jdetnto, spent Jour times as long on the Southern Cali- fornia highways Thur<;duy dS it d1d on the volleyball court The third-seeded Sett Kings (14-5), Pacific Coast League chmnplons, will will travel to Fullerton to duc>l Ros.try in the quarterfinals Saturday. Ro~ary won The Tigers scored their only point in the h(st game on a return by Hdvnluk that WdS too long. Their points i.rt the sc>cond and third games came on four rotation v10lations on CdM. ' in four at Gladstone. · San Jacinto's T1gen., the uttrd-place team from the Sk.yline Ledgue, recorded zero kills and scored no points on its own rnen t, as host Corona del Mar won, 1~·. 15-2, 15-2, m 44 minutes, a girls · t-round CIP Southern Section Divi- s1ori ill-AA match. San Jacinto (8-5), which scheduled a 2'12-hour bus trip to the Laod of Volley- ball but needed only 1112 hours to amv<•. got a lesson in ·serving from CdM senior D1mitra Havriluk, who scored 15 unan- swered points from behind the line• m the first game CdM seruor Jamie Brownell had three kills and three digs, while Kelle Petry and Katie Duggan edch hdd two kills for the winner.>. Mdrissd Becker contributed rune assists, hve digs dJld one kill. Meghan Gallagher bad one kill for CdM and didn't appear to ever break c1 swedt. DON LEACH I DAil Y PILOT Corona del ~ar's Marissa Becker (left) and Jamie Brownell, seen here enjoying a high note from earlier action, were doing more of the same Thursday night in the Sea KJngs' sweep of San Jacinto. "Everyone on the team works hdfd m practice, and the best thing thdt hap- "We've played Chaparral and Rim of the World, so we're kmd of used to play- ing good teams, but I don't thmk our TENNIS Sailors breeze ··N ewport dominates Glendora with 18-0 win. NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High guls tennis team took its hn.t step toward avenging the lone loss o{ the season against Pemnc.uld High with an 18-0 wm over VlS· l!_ipg Glendord m the first round of the CIF Southern Sec- tion DiV1S1on I Playoffs Thurs- W,.y afternoon. "We're not lookmg ahead; we're taking them one game at a time,• a caullous Coach Fletcher Olson Sdid tlfterward. "But obviously we would like an opportunity to eventually play Peninsula again in lhe playoffs." Amanda Collopy and Sa.rah Barker, playing as a team for the first time all sedson lost only two games m their thr('e- set sweep. On the singles side, No 3 player, sophomore Kelly Nel- son won, 6-0, 6·2, 6-0 for the Sailors (16-1). "I played all my sophomores who were here today,· Olson said. •it was a great opportuni· ty to gam some valuable play- off tenrus expenence for the future.• The Sd.ilors, seeded No l m CIF-SS Division l behmd Peninsula, will next play Satur· day against the Lynwood- Arroyo Grande wmncr m sec- ond-round action ut d site to be determined Of.SS DMSION I FlRST ROUND Newport Hllrbor 11, Glendor• O Singles: Adams (NH) def Sudan, 6-1, def Berg, 6-0, def. a.nos. 6-0, ~odbey (NH) won, 6-0, 6-1, 6 o. Nelson (NH) won, 6-0, 6-2, 60 Ooubtes: Myer.Cal4! (NH) def Halht-SW Mohan. 6-0, def. Oflino-Si. Mohan, 6-0, def. Euseb1d-Chudawma. 6-0. Collopy- S.r\er (NH) won. 6-1, 6-1, 6-0, Hawkin~ Buder (NH) won, 6-2, 7 · S, 6· 1, CdMrolls •Sea Kings nearly perlect against Vlctor Valley, 18-0. CORONA DEL MAR - Corona del Mar Hlgh's girls ten- nis-team was obviously too much for wild coxd tcdJTI Victor Va lley. The host Sea Kmgs crushed the Jack.rahhits, 18-0, outsconng them, 54· 10, m games in the first round of the ClF Division I Playoffs Thursday. Anne YeJsey won all three o! her sets without dropping a game. NadJa Vdugh an almo t matched that feat, dropping one game against Victor Val· l y•s No. 1 player, Amber PGterson, in a 6-1 wm before winning her other two ts, 6-0. Sarah Bryan took over the No. 3 smgle !>pot for the m1ured Kim Smger and won each set, 6·2. And a ll thwe of CdM's doubl t dJTls had ht- Ue, if any, trouble, with cdch winning by the idcnhcnJ <;Cor of 6-1, 6-0, 6-0. ·we looked re ally good today,• CdM C oach Andy Stcwatt .1tid. "J think we h11ve a ehnitc chnnrn to go to Ute . mtfinaJs.• ~ctM (15·5) will fa< Ayala l'Pr!Ute quarterfmals Saturqay, w U1 a coin flip to det~nnine ~home t nm. Clf DMMOli I l't.AYOWI ~ aa MM! 11. VICTO'I VAWY 0 ~ V.ughln (CdM) dt1 Amb ~ 5-1; cM1 Kmlm. 6-0, def KUO, ~:~ (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-0. ~. ltylf'I (~ won 6-2. 6-2. 6-2 0 .... 111: o.tnlon.Qrlff1th (CdM} dt1 Arnt PttetlOn-SilMMal. I 1, ct.f s.ntOt ~ 6-(), def Ag!ublt Vlldfl, 5-0, ~ (CdM) won.' 1, A. 5-0, T~ltoCIMtef (OdM) won, f I, 6-0,l.o HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOO_TBALL , Score by Qu.rters Cena M~ o o 6 o • 6 Corona del Mar 7 7 O i4 • 28 First Quarter CdM Ctanculll S run (long kldt), 1 30 Second Qullrter CdM Long 22 p. \\ from Hubbard (Long ~kk) B 45 Third Quart., CM Asv.ega 57 r n (run tailed), 0 oi. Fourth QuMt., CdM long 3 run (L<>f\9 kick). 2 45 CdM • Hubbard 31 anterceptlOf'I retum (long lttd:). 2 00 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CM Aswega. 14 135, l TD, Hurley.12 39, Beltran, 1·9. Eyl.,, 1·3, Huriter. 2.i CdM • C1ancullt, 6-25, 1 TO, Long, 7·22. 2 f!h Bello. 2·16 Sneider, 1 O. Hubbard. l·m1nus·7 INDIVIDUAL PASSING ..... CM Eyler, 1 5.i. O ~ CdM • Hubbard, 4-1G-O, 33. 1 TO, Welcl'I, <{ 4 5 0, 26 0 MArtANNA OAY MASSEY/DAILY PltOT Corona del Mar High freshman Chris Bello runs for ke y yardage. At right, CdM's Jon Hubbard raises the ball a fter his interception. :z: INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING < CM A$wega 1 0 .... CdM ·Dorf, 4-45, Bello, MO, Rawlins. 1 ·2, C Cooper, M , __ __......., M Cooper, l·minlK 10 CdMfres en .prevail, 28-6 •Sea Kings capture Pacific Coast League championship with victory over Costa Mesa. C.dry Almqwst !.dtd. I CdM (8-1-1) came out strong on defense, torang two fumbles on Costa ~k ·d's first drive and recovering tpe sccond one Seven plays later, Mark Cianciulli ptmched it in from 5 yards out for the gd!Tle's first score eraJ tackles for a 57-yard touchdown run. The run was capped off w1lh d nifty move at the end that hdd two CdM defenders graspmg air The enswng two-pomt attempt failed. from picking up momentum. GdM's defense gave, a!Jowmg Aswega to rush for 135 yards and Hurley 39, but it didn't give as it got the big plays when needed. Jthl Pfl Boo Datt Nol CORONA DEL MAR -With no postseason for either Corond del MdT l ligh or Costa Mesa's freshmcm foot- ball team, the meeting between the two was as close dS it ge~. Four plays rnto the second qud.rter, the Sed Kings got another touchdown off the hook-and·lddder pidy, with Keith Long scoring from 22 yMds out. CdM answered nght back with a lime-consurrung dnve CdM backup quarterback Bert Welch went 4-for-5 m passing on that dnve. Long then ran the ball in from the 3-yard line to push the lead back to double-d1g1ts After stopping two Mustangs' runs, CdM's defense laced a fouith-and-10 on the Mustangs' 31. Jon Hubbctrd then intercepted a screen pass and returned it for a 31-ydrd touchdown to squelch any hope ol a Mesa rally. As expected, this was a beret!, hard- hittmg game. Hurley espeaally had some hard hits on defense for the Mus· tangs, and Andrew Carich dorrunclted · on bolh sides of the line for Costa f\tesa. "(Hurley) and Andrew are our most outstanding footbdll players,· Costa Mesd Co-Coach John Camey said. Both teams brought undef(lated Pacific Coast League records into the last game (3-0), and the w1nner could drum the PCL championship. And host CdM put a big stick into that claim wmning 28-6, to capturethe crown. _ ·we put on our chalkboard, 'ClF championship, play together today, walk together forever,' " CdM Codch Costa Mesa's offense findlly got going in the second quarter. going from its own 18-yard line to CdM's 14. The hack.Held duo of Kdeola Aswega .md Jason Hurley alternated every other cames. But the dJive stalled when Mark Cooper knocked down a pass on fourth down. The Mustangs (7 -3) finally got on the board at the end of the third quar- ter when Aswega broke free from sev- •Tue thing we told our team is we're proud of our effort,• Costa Mesa Co-Coach Kirk Baue1meister said "We JUSt didn't hold onto U1e football I Three turnovers kept Costa Mesa ' CdM also had its fair sha1e of defensive standouts from a swarnu.ng detenr;;e that continually stuffed Co ta Mesa when 1t had to ·we had a lot of big plays on our team," Almquist o.;a1d ·c1anoulli had a big game, and Jason Skcilld came up huge for l1! ." CIF BOYS WATER POLO Seniors Day party •Everyone plays in 17-3 thumping of Millikan . R0<,1 R CAm.'il.>N Datt Pl>! NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High'c; boys wdle r polo LE'am tuned up for 1'1e s- ddy's CIF D1vis1on I second· round match with Loyola m thC> best of ways Thur..day after- noon, with ~an High's Rams supplying the bait for a Seniors Ody party, With all the trimnung .... The ho t Tars, 25-2 and eed· ed No. 2 in the ehminationc;, u.,cd every playe1 m the rout, with the occent on S<•mors . Cleven players hared m th 5<'onng dS Millikan tell, 17-;1, bctore an appreciative crowd Utat ollcred lb b1gg st ch~<·1 to Max umsmg, who fired in a hot at the end of a fast hr <tk with 11 one·on·one look, to up the count to 16-3 with 5.03 Jc{t. "I WCiS really huppy nit our .. e111ur got to play,• nicl co· codrh Bnan Krcut;rkt11np, "l h y'Ve put in lour hill cl ycor with us." There wcrc no h1m1 c;pots m Ttiursday' nntlop tctl blowout M11Ukon (7-15) mply found II on tmoth r plan t. Mllhkan's only off ns wa to att mpt virtual half-court hot , and uqlli lngly, th Ram net· tf'!d two of th m In th nd ' quarter to spoil whut nught eaS\· ly hav1.• hc<'n u shutout perfor· m.mc<' by goalie Tim Birdsong, who hud s('vcn saves. two of the m-your-face vuricty. Nt•wport, however, was 9-for- 9 from th(' field m that second quarter to ttssume t1 12-3 ledd. Ddenchng I J<1rbor's lead <t th~ third f>l'nod bcnan were Trdv1 ... Cor.hrant\ Gough, Lans· 109, T hetyer, Cr •9 Worthing, MIC'hacl Lander' cmd godlie s~an lohnson, and with Littrell and Hn m PerttP cntc nng the fourth quarter with goalie Brdn· don McCldm, th cpmbma.11on o;hul M1lhktm out. 5·0. Rolwrt Weiner w&t the kad- 1ng < orcr lor Hd1hor with four goals, ttnd Pt'tcr B Iden, SIP.veo Jcndm'IO(t dnd Ryan Gough cor •d twin•. Ryc1n Cook wa' tlw I •admq playm.tkN with hvl' a si!>tc;, with llcldt•n nnd Brendon I Ian''"" conlnhut11111 two d'> 1<,ts, JMdt•n and Cough were the h ttdiO!J lhl f , ~ IC'h Wtth four r,teal , and Kurt th y1 r hncl th1PO "" llarbor' dt{fen ncco11nh d 101 15 st • ls. Of OMSICIN I 11'\AYOff'I .. ,., ... """°" __ , ~ 17. Mtwlwl J M11llbn 0 3 00 I Newpor1 ~arbor I 2 J 17 MMNbn Coi 2 ~ng , SaWl'i Hol 1n h 2 Ne PD" Weiner• Belclen2. Jendfwna 2. Gough 2 Ttiayet '· Snelgfcwe '· HMIMn 1, Bun ~': 1, L.mlf'g 1, llttrell , Se¥ti llf ?, M<O.ln 2, "°""'°" Score by Qullrten' Estancia o o 6 6 -12 Univerjlty 21 13 7 7 -'8 Fint Qulln.r u Messelbeck 43 pass from Josten (Sheiwood kick), 7·13 o OMnaugh Brun (Sherwood k!Ck), 1 .18 u Benf0<d • 1 1nterceptl0f'I return (Shel'wood kidt), 0:26 5-td Qulltt• U • Mytrs 3 run (ShefwOod luck), 3 04 U -Cavanaugh 46 pau from Josten (ktek blocked), 0 22 Third~ U ·~SI f\61 (Sherwood kick). 10'2S Est -Freem.tn S run (pau failed), 6 33 Fourth Quwtw u. Newsome 89 Nil (5'WNOOd kW, 10:50. Est · Hendncks 2 run (pau fa lf<f). 6 •1. AttendMl<e 700 (1Kt11Nted) INDIVIDUAL llUSHfNG Est · HendrKk\ 2(}98, I TD, Frffr'Nln, 14..81, 1 TD. M~llef, S 15; f Rodr1g1.1e1. 2 1, Jahld, l·mlnlft 1, Valdes, 2 mtnus 7, IC Valbuena. 2 mcnus-14 U • Nl'WSOme, 12 153. 1 TO, Ce\lllnaugh, 1 S.13S. 2 TO\: JO'St~ 2 22.; Myen.. J 2J, 1 TD, Po.rt 3 17, Mmelbe<k. 2·11, · ' Molw11y 2 10, Wheeler, 3 6, A.llanpour, Hl. N i<hol~ l -m1nus-1. INOIV'tOUAL MSstNG Est• IC \lalbueoa. 4-1•·1, 26; Valdes, 0 M u Jonen. 1101,1S2, 2 T~ INDtVIOUAL M.~ ht· tiendrKkS. 1-12; Stoddard. 1 1, Crogan. 1 3, Aldef~e. 1 3 u . Meuelbc!ck. J 67, 1 TD, cavanaugh. 2 60, 1 TD, Willard, 2'2!'> GAMI STATISTICS bt u Fim downs 15 22 R~yardage 4" 117 ._. 76 p~~ 26 lSl Pan11'1\} 4 1&.2 7 10-1 ~ muin yaro.• 42 70 s.dcs y.~ 2 ,.. 0-0 N4rt~ 241 Nnb •-34 s 0-0 rumt>tts tumbleS imt 2 , 2 ;, Ra9'<Mt )'~ 70 '2 127 1ltN of pc •acn .t 16 2J..,. •fV1t ~ 1illliiu•1uc:o .. .......,.. mums • YOUTH SPORTS AquaZots ·sparkle • Newport, Mesa, CdM youngsters in big swims. ANA-------------HEIM -SW I MM I N G Local area youngsters who participated for lhC! lrvme AquaZots were among the top hrushers at the •ABC" :.w1m mee t ot Canyon High. In the 13 and older dive ion, Jennifer Louvlew of Costa Mesa won the 100-yard tirea!>l· troke at 1:19 62, bcttenng her personal-best time by over a ccond and the 500 fr $t)•le at 5.56.34. Hayden HutcbJson o1 Coro· n dcl Mar bettered her tune by 1.13 seconds tn th 200 back w1th a tim of 2·26.67. In the 11-12 division, Jil<'kl Pettelll of Newport B ch and Kathryn 8UdM of CoroM de l Mar, arh improved tht".ir p"r- onal times in every mcbv1d\I I event raced In the 9· 1 O boy d1'11 on, Alexander' ·wanson of N w· port B ach took second pl m U1 too IM (l·25.95J, ha ng two cond off hi J>erSOnlll· best tun , whll in th gt.r'ls div! ion, rab Hutchison, tephanle Gavert, Kate lactvlk and Molly E po Ito ch pulled off their t t times In all events competed In the 8-c1nd-wider division, lam Farrell performed w ell in the 25 bdck (25.29) ttnd the 25 frel" (22 fiO). En ign unbeaten BE~~l~VP0R2_ HOOPS Ensign Junior High girls' Clghth grad ba!<ok tball t am bccam leagu ~ Champion with a 26-'20 wm over Dwyer. Ensign h ad 10to the play- off und feat !d aft r knoc.kiilg off Corona d 1 Mar, Dwyer, ' TeWmkl , Gostll M c a Md Harbor Day this ason. En ~ign wins. ties 1' u s • _______ .,....... TIN -I 0lL11 fi n ig n 's IOCllY • ., n.lll r hock y h~m kated to a 5~ lie uga n t Lo Flor s or AU o Viejo Montiay, before destroy· ing rran11, 10·0 on Tuetaay. In thn ti , g were ltOred by Vincent Mungo, Cory Adler, ICeVln W0119 and Zd Bolton and Elliot 1'bder bad 20 ves In goal for EnsignJD Tuesday' win. Bolton Md four ls, While Wong added two goal 1ungo, Collin lnll9y and ,.. 1* alto ICOlfld ' •• 1 12 Friday, November 12, 1999 A sight to see •••• , 11111111 • WORSA event proves to be a day to remember. H • Uowt'en came early this y ar tor a group of vtsually unpaired as lh~y wl•re treated to a day of soiling and entertainment on Oc:t 23, the-runth annual •sau for the Blind and Visudlly lmpdll'ed, • sponsored by the Women's Ocean Racmg & Sailing Association (WORSA), hosted by the American Legion Yacht Club Som~ 150 visually unpaired Ordilge County guests were treated to WORSA's •Tropical Escape," complete with Hawaiian shirts, leis and tropical ruunetags placed on the guests by WORSA volunteers Nina Manning, Teny Senko and C<1rolyn Elliott Paul Cu.rt.ls, the posl commander, and Commodore Ted Acre greeted the guests who were then assigned to 35 volunte>er bodts from Newport Bedch and Dana Point The volunteer crews hosted d three·hour sail, which mcluded mdJly seeing-eye companion dogs. Harbor Master Cdpt. Marty Kdswes and his dssistdnl. Lt. Dottie Ronan, amved w1th several fellow oftin•n. lo assist 111 the event. Third-y<>dr pdrticipdnt Richard Wnght, d singer in the lno "Out of Sight," Sdld •1t was mterestmg being m the harbor m the fog, hea.nng sounds of other boat engines and the cries of sea birds.• George Cassell, a member of the Orange County social group Blind Ambition, with tus gu1de dog "Mickey,• sald. •What a thrill 1t was to see what was going on around us through the descnptive eyes of our skippers and crews. Thanks to them we didn't miss a thing." When the boats returned to the dock guests were treated to lunch and a reggae band. Even the companion dogs received dont1ted doggy treats and toys presented by volunteer Sandy Burtrum. The afternoon drew to a teary close when John and Larry Grossman sang "I believe.• Bonnie Gibson, WORSA Chair for the event, expressed thanks to all for the volunteers who made this day possible. WORSA President Shirley van Buskirk has received requests for information on organizing a sunilar event in Marina Del Rey, Sag Harbor and New York for the year 2000. You can be pushed by wind or pushed by a propeller, however any way you push it, it's still called a boat. As mentioned previously, the propeller people and the wind people seem to disagree on just which is the best way to traverse the salt. The windys say that the propeller people jump in their bOdts, set ~ail. and they're already there. The only common denominator is they use the same water. · Jeff Clarke, left, Tepresenting New Visions, addresses the volunteers. Above, ALYC member Pat Collins explains the helm to his guests on board his Islander Ketch, Morning Star. Personally, I like them both. However, when it comes lo racing boats, I prefer the dJt of sailing lo the art of whoever bas the most horsepower. I know a windless boater nam~d Sandy Bleier and he said, "You write a lot about sailing and I prefer powerboats." Sandy is one of those guys (retired) who's on his boat twice a day. His pnstine machine is perfecta -she's waxed and she's ready. Blond carpeting, blond cabinetry, even a beautiful blonde wife named Monique. The 48-fool motoryacht has everything from an ice machine lo your fondest dream, but it sWl needs fuel. Another fnend of mine is Larry Walter. La)TY owns a C'&C 40 called Cha Cha Cha. Larry Jumps in his boat and all be needs is a puff or two. Guess Whal? they both get dn equal amount of enjoyment while sharing the same water, so let's not be too judgmental. It's a big ocean out there with room enough for both puffs and propellers. • TERRANCE PHIWPS' boating column appears on Fridays. __, MAnw Ruouau ~ COITAMUA TM.Ck AllO AELD • TODAY • FOOT8AU. High school -Newport Harboi at Aliso Nlgoel, 7 p.m .• Costa Mesa vs Corona del Mar. at Newport Harbor. 7 p.m. • W.Wpolo Community college men -Orange • Coast at Southern Callfomia Regionals at Mt. San Antonio _, College, vs. Ventura or Grossmont, noon; winner plays second game at 7:15 p.m. 1 High school boys -CIF Division It Playoffs, f1m round: Edison at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m. •Volleyball Community college women - Orange Coast at Fullerton. 7 p.m. DE EP SEA TltURSDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker -4 boats. 126 anglers. 40 calico bass, 8 sand bass, 9 sculpin, 26 sheephead, 21 rockfish, 2 sole, 46 whitefish, 42 blue perch, 92 mackerel, 1 (30-pound) thresher shark. 120 whitefish. 2 white sea bass (released), 97 Spanish jack, 1 barracuda. N&~'fs 11 ~11 N~~11 ~1M l l ~I L 05Ul l .. ___ NO_Pu-Tiauc_ce_s_j PUBLIC ~BUCES 11 NOTICES, ..., , "' ...... ~ ....... ~~~~~ ~--------------Flctitloua BualneH Name Statement The following persons are ~ng business as West COast Kids an In· tema11onal Sales Group, 2915 Redll1tt Ave ' Sulla B201 ·F. Costa Mesa, California 92626 Dwight D lfland, 6567 Ashbury Circle. Hunt lngton Beach, Cahlom1a 92648 This business 1s .con· dueled by an lncl1vk:lua1 Have you started domg t>uslness yet? Yes, 8101/1999 Dwtghl D llllnd This statement was filed With the County Clent of Orange County on 11·2·99 111996810125 Daily P1lol Nov s 12. 19. 26. 1999 F159 Fictitious Bu•fneH Name Statement The fOllowt0g persons 11re d<>ng buSJness as d) Golf Medl8 Group b) Las Vegas Goll. c) Venlura Counly GoH, d) San Bernardino County Golf. e) Riverside County Golf. f) tndio Counly GOif, t 800 E Garry, Ste. 215, Santa Ana. Cahtomla 92705 John Roben Lyon, 3 Twilight Lane, Rancho Santa Marganta, California 92688 Enc Damon Marson, 1160 Orange wood Dr., Brea California 112821 This business Is con· ducted by. a general pannersh1p Have you staned dotng business yet? Yes. 07/01199 John R Lyon This s1a1emen1 was f1ied Wt!h lhe County Cler1( of Orange County on 10·25-99 1"9680ll350 Da~y Pilot Nov S 12 19 26. 1999 Ft58 CNS 1748628 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE 341 The Ctly Dnve, Post Office Box 14t71, PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • CrematOf}' 3500 Pacific l/..aw Ot1V9 Newpot1 Beach 844·2700 PIERCE IR0111EAS IW.IROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cr.ma hon 11 O Broadway CosteMeaa 642-9150 Orange, CA 92613-1571 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION TO CHANGE THE NAME OF Alexandra Chelsey Hs~1 by her Parents Tony s MSU and Liiy p. Hsu ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER A19M09 PETITIONER(S) Alexandra Ctietsey Hsu. by her Parents Tony S Hsu and LU~ P Hsu, HAS/HAVE FllED A PETITION FOR AN ORDER TO CHANGE NAMES FROM Alexandra Ctletsey Hsu TO Alexandra Tate Hau It Is hereby Ofdered that all persons in· tarHled 1n thlS maner ap-pear before·lhls COUf1 m Depenmenl No L 73 ol tile Orange County Su· pel'!Of Court at the ad· dress shown above on 12·7. t999, at 2 00 o'dock pm and then and lhere show cause. If any they have. why the pellllon for change or name should no1 be granted It Is further ordered that a copy of t~s order to ahow cause be published In Newpon Beach/COsta Mesa Pilot, a newspaper of general elrculatlon publfshed In this county, at least once e week for lour con5ecutive weeks prior to the oay of the heanng DATE: OCT 18. 1999 JAMES P. GRAY, JUDGE/ COMMISSIONER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Tony s Hsu and Uty P Hsu. 49 Harbor Ridge Dnve. Newpon Beach, CA 92660 Publlshtd Newport Beach-COSta Mesa Daily Pilot October 29. Nov· ember 5, 12, 19, 1999 cns1748628 F143 Fictitious Bu•lneH N•m• Statement The IOllow1ng pef'50l'IS ara doing business as TOY MOTOR SPORTS. t74'52 Ash St Fountain Valley, ca111om1a 92706 M,hmul Ozonur, t74S2 Ash SI .• Fountain Valrey. caotornla 92708 This bustnesa is COO· ducted by an 1ndlvlduar Aavo you started doing busineaa yel? No Mahmul Ozonur This au11ament was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County 00 10·26-g9 1""809444 Da•ty Pilot Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12. 19, 1~ F14'5 Fictltlout BuafneH N•m• Statenwmt The loaowlng persons are doing bu••nesa •• NuBytll, 104'8 IMne Ave • t t 95. Newport Beech, Clllllomta 92660 Mane A Stanley. I Qo48 l~lne Ave , t195, New· "Affordable Alternative" Discoilnt Casket, Cremation & · • Burial Servic~ Why should you subject your. elf & your family to paying Jnflated prices for ca kets & service ???? Call Toll Fr« l·888·S4WKET Scnhl Oran I SurrouodJng f.ountries pol'1 Beach, C8hl00118 ANGE :cM.lnty, ~ Califotrna 92660 f'OAAIA. o.te Of 300 North Flower RUdy L. Thurston, 1048 S.le:11/11M ... at 2:00 Straat Irvine Ave .• 1195, New· PM Piece Of sale: AT Darlene J Bloom pon Beach, C&hfomla THI NORTH FRONT Santa Ana. CA 92660 efTMNCE TO TM! 9.2702·4048 This business Is con· COUNTY COUftT· dueled by; co-panners HOUSE. 700 CMC Have 'you staned doing CENTER ORM! WEST. business yet? No SANTA AHA. ~ Clerkof Man< A Stanley F<>ftNIA Amount °' the Board of This statement was unpild bal.tnce Ind llled with the Counly other chargee: Suparvt- Cterk of Orange County $218,2()1.'7' Strff't 1011 of Orange County, on 10·27·99 Addreu « other com- 19996809588 rnon dulgMtlon of reaJ Daily Piiot Oct. 29, Nov property; Ill VAL.EH-nla 5, 12, 19. 1999 F151 CIA S'TltEET COSTA 11/12 C.lifor- Fictitious BualneH MEIA, CA m APH I : _Not_a_""'.of-T=-1-llsl-.. -,-s -:Salt:-:- Name Statement ~~,J!:. ~ 7rustee Sa.le NI.mW The following persons dalm1 any llablllty f« .C0172.f YOAJ n "' dllau• are dOlng business as any lncor-rectnua of under • Cleld of •ust 1111*1 OAKLEY MEMORY the ltr.t eddrne or 08/1~ Unless y.:iu take SALES. 2326 Fonll\am other common etea1Q-IChon 10 ptOCecl yw SRP:- Dr, Costa Mesa, net.Ion. It any, ahoWn -1y II m•y be IOld al a Calttomia 92626 above. rr no .creec put>llC Ale U you nlld 11'1 Thomas Allen Broesa· addren °' otMr com-expllnallon ol lhe nature ol mle, 2326 Fordham Dr.. mon detJgnatlon 11 the IJ(oc..ctngs l9llnsl COsta Mesa. Callfomta ahoWn, dlrectJon1 to 'fOAJ you should conlad • 92626 tM location Of tM ~ On 1"11199 at 9~ This business Is oon-prOf)efty mav be ob-Alli. Allomeyt E~ Na- ducted by an lndlVidual t.Jned by Mndlng a loOnll Qirpomon (TNSIM) Have yoo started doing wntten requelt to the 23nl Blrtdler DIM, Lab business yet? No !Mnefklaty wtthln 10 Fcnsa. CA 92!30 Thomas AHen Broesamle daya °'the date of nm (949)707-5640 as the duly This sta1ement was publlutlon Of tf'll1 llPPOlnled TnmM under filed with the County Notice of SaJe. Date: Ind pum11nt to the Deed Cieri< of Orange Counly Octobef :za, 1... of TNSI rtcaded 08119196 on 11·2·99 OOLOEN WEST U.V· asOoctmenl 19960424964 111996810252 INGS AUOCIATIOH °' Olf!Clal RecordS 1n the Daily Piiot Nov. 5, t2, 19, SE1'VICI! CO .• A CALI· Olf1ee of tile Recorder d 26, 1999 F1S7 f'09'NIA COAPOM-Orange County Cahfornta 0 TR ......,.S TION 4101 WIHman Executed by Auctey B NOTICE F u~' ~ Boulevard T.,1 &an Busby a Stngle woman, WIN ~ ~n1':: Antonio, TeHa 11211 sett at ~ auction to the OOOIOl4CMt T1tJe Order 1'•~ Numbef: highest~ fot castl or No. OOll14M YOU ME ~~~UI ~I) ::,~ ::'fa =~:JY IN DEFAU\.T UNDER A n:tt Nett Sanderi, Nat!CNI Corporllion (pay· DEED OF l"RUST Assistant S.Creury Ible 11 the ttme el sale 111d DATED 04/1111•· ASAPS12017 10/2il, 111 ICCCfdlnce ""1tl Secbon UNLESS YOU TAKE 1111, 11112 29241\(b) oC Ille C.Wornia ACTION TO .-ROTECT --------Ctv~ Codi and ac:c:eplble ~ a~7Ir 'I CN9174HH to the Trustee) .. The PUil.iC SALE. 11' YOO ..011CE °' ftaJC lllaln (N01111) Ennnct to NEED AH 0~ BY ·~NOE to0 ~:ty C:IUID,i:! TION Of' THE NATV"! COUP..'lY BOARD OF West Santi ARa, Calfor. Of' THE .-ROCEl!DtNG Sl f'ERVISORS AOAINST YOU, YOU nl• al ngl'A. l'"9 •nd inlaf· SH0UU> CONTACT A SUB.JLCT: P'lannlng etl conveyed lo and ntNt LAWYER. A ~le ApplloetJon lf.0074 held by. under Slld OMCI auc:tlOn ule to the al T Ml II !tie ~ ""-'--It bidder f« cuti. LOCATION: 20402 lllllltad 1n saicl Coooty, ..... ... Cahfomta n--AM( ad· caahW• Check drawn Dlrc:h Street In Senta ... _ ~ ...... _ on a state « Mdonal Ana H.ighte .. _ "' ""' '""''"'""' baM. check drawn by a deelgnellOn rl 111y, of the «ate « federal credit PROPOSAL: Zone rnl propelty dlectmad Ion C .. ~.. Ch-e ft-<)3 end hlfllll II purpor1td lo be un • Of a ,.....,. ~... 1-"~~,-"'--. C ..... • drawn by a at.It• Of Community Profile uv ""' ·-,......,. .,.... f I ~ __ .. Amendment 1~2 for t.4aa a 92826 County edef• .. • ..... ........ .... .u.... £---'s "-el N·_..-loan aaaoelat , or • 3-Story o ...... ...._. ..._.... .... ~ """"" uvlng• aaaoclatlon..1. O! Irv m.012.11 The undlf· ,..,. k :.r:lftea 9IQoed T rustM <ilclarna uv ... • cJ&n • EnlllroM1ental Ooou-111y 118bdlty lot any lllCXr· In 5edl«1 11 Of the ment•tlon. N•O•llv• rectneu of the street a<> Flnllndal Code and 01claretlon PAH0074 ·-~d '"'h• cornmon authofliect to do buaJ.. .. _ ... "' neu In tl\la .ute wtll Applicant: Savbro In-destgnatlOll d any, lllOWI ..... held b'f the duly vHtman11 LLC 11et11n S•id sate ""'1 be .,... HHrioO Otta: NoYem-__ ..._ 'Mttlout -•'"' °' IJ>PQtnted trust" H ber 23. 11111 ,,_, _ ....... lhOwn beloW, °' aH HHring Time: t ·30 wwranty .x_r_essed .. cw m-rlgtrt. tltle, and Interest A M phad reg1r..a11Q lrt pol· con,,.yed to and now HHnng Locetlon· MlllOlll °' •11CIJ'llt>rlnct1 heJd bY the trust" In H1M of Admfnlrtretlon lo PIY Ill unp•td belance tl\e fl•etnaftef di-1 o Cllllo c.nter Aue cl Ille obhg1lrOl'I. irdudina ecrte.d property under lent.a Ana, CA Wll•• ~. •nd '' and P4'f'IUMt to a Deed olhef chlrga SllCllad by of Trull •scribed The eppllo1M end .. Sid propttty The teCal betow. nte .... Witt IM pereon• either fewfine *"°""' ol the unpaid '*-made. but without oroppoalnothl•propoe-ence al the~• cownant °' wananty, el end •vPPort"'O cloou-Ned ~ propettf and uprHMd °' Implied, ment1 are ... ln.'i!ecl to ~ _ '*'**'111d _. , ........ 11.... •Nt.o. poi pra .. enc the.. .....we at ...... ......--.., ~:-~~um: the .w.·Mno· II la ,._ ~M 11 lhe tme of IN ._.. t , .. _ qUUlad that any Mft· Rhll puOllcahon al Iha Ne>· ... ancu. 0 pay u ... tenre•PonMbeeubmlt· bet 11 StU,tt,.H D1te retN!n•ng pr1nclP1l tecl to the Plennlna • 10/'28199 At1ot11ey. Equity '""' Of the note(:I Oawlopmem SeNfeea Halo111I Corporalon wurect by ttte OMcl 0.pt. poor 10 '"' Mtt: °''* ~ Fonldo$tlt't Truat, With lnteJHt •nd Ina d t j en--. °"*1mftt{• CJ041t2 IMte ctuiro.. thereon. leogiatt '.:aJ:~ t.un 1om 11/5 11112 1m as ptovlded In the on thl• pro•oHI In note(•). actv1ncea, eou"· vov ll'laY be und91 the tenne Of the i.muad to 1111ino only Oiied Of Tnist. lntatut 1hoee .. ..,., you ot ttlafton, ,.... Charge1 someone alH raie.d llt and e11pense1 of the the publto twiatlno de- Tru.c.e fot ttte total ect1btd In ml• not1c1. °' amount (at the time ol In written oorni•Pon> the lnltlal publlcat.IOn Of d•M• dellwred w the tl\e NOClce OI S.le) Plannlno • Oawlott-reaaonlbly eatlmated tNnt S.l'VlcH D•pt. to bt MC forth !MloW. prlo 0 t to tf'le publlO he#' n.e emount ""V be lnQ gruter on lhe day °' ..... TRUSTOfNMODI IMAHIM AHO ~a.u.I laMHI~ HUIUNO AND Wit'• Duly AoPotntM TfUI• t .. : O~ ~T IAVIHOS AUOQA. ~ ~ AATIOH "*°'dect Ml:r111-a1 '"..,,,. "'Hit No .. ,., ... Jn t '°" . paie 01 omc1a1 r ecoro .. , u. oft'ke OI ,. ft« Jfdet of Ofl· for fvnhef Information ple•ta call fraolt McO• ., 17141 13" 2ott Of eome to the O.velo• ment ftroee111t1Q Center at ttMI add ran tnchc.ted l>elow Plahnlno ~ Oewlo9 ine111 8y order of the eo.,_ of tvk•• Oapt CupaM• IOU Of OfenQt P.O Do• 404'1 Covnty, CNS 1750960 Eac:row No.: ff1624-0D NOTICE TO CAEOtTOAS OF BULK SALE (UCC Sec. 8105) NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN l1111t a bulk Ule " about 10 b9 made Tift nom1t~t), busloeaa ad· draas HJ ot Illa $ellor(I) ere· AAHAM CRICHTON REIO, 1701 POMONA AVE , COSTA MESA, CA '"&27 OolniJ Ou1ln ss ea BRITISli AUTO SPECIAlJISTS All olher bus n u ntlrfiO(I) Ond eddt.SS(tl) u~ bY I Sell rt•) wltrtln th pas• ll'll"H y~ OI S •tnrtld by lhl Sell r(I) r• RES 118& BISMARK. COSTA MESA, CA TO, THE PUBLIC HEAR· 92626 ING Names encl address of I PLANNING AP· Ille f!uyer's are. PLICATION PA·99·29 STEPHEN G FOR ALPHA OESIGN SPURLOCK, .JR and GROUP, AUTHORIZED HEIDI L SPURLOCK. AGENT FOR EVECINA 1616 S. EUCLID AVE. CULTURAL & EDUCA· SP#82, ANAHEIM, CA TIONAL FOUNDATION 92802 FOR A CONDITIONAL The assets being SOid USE PERMIT TO AL are generally described LOW AN OFFICE USE as: Furniture, lixtures, WITH MEMBERSHIP equipment. goodWlll, and MEETINGS IN AN EX· oovenant Nol lo com1>9te ISTING INDUSTRIAL and are located at. 1701 BUILDING WITH A Mf· Pomona Ave., Costa NOR CONDITIONAL Mesa. ca 92627 USE PERMIT TO DE· The bull( sale Is in· VIATE FROM SHARED tended to be oonsum· PARKING REQUIRE· mated at lhe olflC8 of. MENTS DUE TO OFF Kenstngtoo Escrow. Inc. SET HOURS OF OPER and the anhcipated sale ATION. LOCATED AT Oate 1s Dec. 2, 1999 24'5 FISCHER AVENUE The bulk sale Is subfl(:t •C2. IN AN MP ZONE lo California Uniform ENVIRONMENTAL DE· Commerclal Code TERMINATION EX- SectlM 6106 2 EMPT YESINO y 2 • T E N T AT I V E The name and address PARCEL MAP PM· o1 tile person With whom 99·2.06 FOR PETE J claims may be Med is DUCA. AUTHORIZED Kensington Escrow, Inc., AGENT FOR PA TRICK 18200Vort>aUnda Bl\ld, M SCRUGGS, TO Sulla 308, YOtt>e Linda, SUBDIVIDE AN EXIST· CA 92886 and the laal ING PARCEL INTO date for filing dalms by TWO; EACH LOT CON· any creditor shall be TAINING TWO UNITS. Dec. 1. 1999, Whloh Is LOCATED AT t95 the business day before MAGNOLIA STREET IN tile sale date specified AN R2·HO ZONE above ENVIRONMENTAL DE· Dated: Nov. 1, 1999 TERMINATION ,FX· PlllYERS: EMPT. IS/ STEPHEN Q . FOR FURTHER IN· SPURLOCK, JR. FORMATION ON THE ISi HEIDI L. SPURLOCK AB 0 VE APP LI CA Published N&WJ>Ort TIONS TELEPHONE Beach-Costa Mesa Daily (714) 754·5245 OR PllOt November 12, 1999 CALL AT THE OFFICE F164' OF THE PLANNING -----,.----DIVISION. ROOM 200. Flctltlou• BuelneH n FAIR DRIVE, COST A Name Statement MESA CALIFORNIA Tile lollow1ng persons Published Newport are dOlng bus1neu as Beach-Costa Mesa Da11y South Wood LIQuor. Ptlol November 12, 11199 2200 Harbor Blvd , E163 D Ktsanes, President & by the court TOR Of coobngent crd CEO THE PETITION re· tor ol the deceased, you ThlS statement was quests authonty to ad· must hie your Claim Wl1h liled Wllll !hit County mml$ter the estate under the coun and mail a oopy Cler1i. ol Orange County tile lndependen1 Admln· to the personal repre- on 1 H 0.99 1stret1on ol Estates AC1 sentetlve appointed by 19996811053 {This Author1ty will allow lhe coun wuhln loUJ Dally P1101 Nov. 12, 19. lhe personal represanl· months from the date of 26. Dec. 3, 1999 F162 allYe 10 take many ac· lhe flrsl Issuance of let,. Fictitious Business • lions without obtaining tars as provided In Pro. coun approval Bel<><e bale Code section 9100. Name St~tement taking oenaln very 1mpor· The time for filing claim• The lollow1ng persons tant actions, however, will nol expire t>erore loUr are dOlng business as. the personal ntpresenl· months from the hearfnG THE V'ARDHOUSE . ative wlQ be required to dale noticed abOVt 1875 Newport Blvd., give oouce to Interested YOU MAY EXAMINi A2t9 Costa Mesa, CA persons unlea1 lhey the 111e kepi by the coun. 92627 have walVed noCloe or If you are a person in· Yardllouse Trtangle consented to the terested In tile estale. Square LLC. (CA), 1875 proposed action.) The In-you ~Y hie wtth tile Newport Blvd A219, dependent admlnla· court a Request ror !pe· Costa Mesa, CA 92627 1ratt0n eulhooty Wiii ba Cial NOCloe (form DE· 154) This bus~ ls con· granted unless an In· ol the f~ing ol an lnVeti· ducted bY; Limited leresled person hies an tOty and apprelsat ol .... llabll ty Co. objection to lhl petition tate assets or ol any pell- Have you staned doing and shows oood cause uon or •ccount u• bl.ls r.ess yel? No why the oouif should not ~rovlded lo Probate' Yardhouse Triangle grant the avthc>ltty Code section 1250. A. Square LLC. Harald Ker· A HEARING on the Requasl for Special f'b rmanri. VP of Operatoons pelttlOfl will be held on 11oe fonn Is available frOf1) This statement was DECEMBER 9. 1999 at th8 coun cler1i.. hied with tile County 1 4'5 p.m In Oeot L73 lo-Attorney ror the Clen.. of Orange County cated al 341 'Thi Clly Petitioner: on 10·20-99 D11ve SOulh, Orange. Cl. Jeaelca s. 19996808813 92868 Oorman-Oavle, Daily PllOt Nov t2. 19, IFYOUOBJECTtotlle E1q.(CSBl(125999) 26. Dec. 3. 1999 F161 granting of the pe111ion, P•ul, Ha.tinge, SSC 8908 you sllouk:l appear at the J1nof1kv a Wilker hearing and atate your LLP, 695 Town Centr NOTICE OF ob~IOns or fita written Dr., 17th Floor, Co&ll PETITION ob actions with Iha coun Me&f, CA 92826-1924 TO ADMINISTER be ore the hear1ng. Your Published Newport EST ATE OF: appearance may be In Beach·Costa Mesa Dal!Y NANETTE LANG •ka person or by vour at· PllolNovomber8, 12, fo, PATRICIA • tornay. 1999 I IF YOU ARE A CREDI· NANETTE LANG . CASE NO. A199612 To all heirs. benell· H A ctarles. creditors. cont· ave tngent.cred•tors, and per·• ~~t:r~t::rn~::e:i: Garage Sale! estata, or beth, of. NANETTE LANG aka PATRICIA NANETTE LANG M678 #A140, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Ayman Gammoh. 739 Paulat1no #E101, Calta Mesa. CA 92626 A PETITION FOR PROOATE ttas been hied Flctltlouo Bu1inesi ~CARRI J LANG In the • Name Statement SUpenor Coul"l of ca11ror· • This business II con· d~ed by an lndMdual Have you star1ed doing bUStneSS yet? No Ayman Gammon This statement was flled wttn the Counly Cf8lk of Orange County 00 10-20-99 1"96808808 Daily Piiot Oc:I. 22, 29, Nov 5, 12, 1999 F135 Flctltlou• BualnHa Name Statement The I01low1ng persona are Ooing buslnesa as OLSEN PROPERTIES. 4'26 Cabrlllo St • Coa1a Mesa. CA 92627 Allen O Olsen. •26 Cebrlllo St , Costa Mlaa. CA 92627 This busineu la con· OUcted by, an lndwidual Have you 118r1ed doing busio8SI yet? Yes 01/05198 Allen 0 . OIMn Thia slatamenl WH !tied w1th 11\e County Cieri\ or Orange County on 10 8·99 I 99M80T1~ Daily PilOI Oc:I 22, 29, Nov S, 12. 1999 F136 PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD ev THE COSTA MESA PLAN· NING COMMISSION AT TME CITY HALL. n FAIR DRIVE. COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, AT 6:30 P.M OR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THERE• AFTER ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 199~ REGARDING THE FOi.· LOWING APPLICA• TIONS IF ANY OF THE FOL· LOWING ACTIONS ARE CHALLENGED IN COURT THE CHAUENGE MAY BE LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE ISSUES $0-..E· ONE RAISED AT TH PUBLIC HEARING Dr:!· SCAIOED IN THIS NO· TICE OR IN WAITIEN COARESPONOENCI!! DELIVERED TO TH Pl ANNING COM MISSION AT, CA PAIOA The following persons • nia. County ol ORANGE I are doing buSIOGSS as THE PETITION FOR JK DANCY. INC~ 1835 PROBATE requesti lllat Whither A~enue, Suite CARRI J LANG be ap- F·t1, Costa Mesa. pointed as personal rep· ca11forn1a 92627 resenta11ve to 8dm1nls1er • JK Dancy. Inc., (CA). Iha esl8te of the dace· 2775 Mesa Verde Dr. dent Easl C·209. Costa ~a. THE PETITION • r~· \. Cehlornla 92627 quO•ll tr\8 dece<lent S r This business I& con· Will and codicils, If any, Call The Pilot Classi ieds at 642·567& ducted by • corporation bo admitted to probate Have you slaned dOing Tile Will and anv codiell5 ( Go $ I Ad I bUSlneSI yet? No ate avallable for IX· to p ace your rage Q e • JK Da • Inc., James amlnallon In the hie kept ._ ________________ ...,!'!II S TARTING A NEW B USINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • Tht U,al Dtpilrrmntt 111 1ht Dail) />1-Wt i.s pkamJ to •"nounet 11 nrw urvirt now 11ua1btb/, to nrw husmN1ts. • • wr "''"now SEARCH tht namt for JOU Ill no arrt1 r1,.,,,, •ml Jllllt ,,,,, Ult timr •ntl tk trip tn tht Court Houst "' S.nt11 An..r. Then, of coum, llfor tht st11rrh ;, eompuud ""' wrll flit JI>"' finitioUJ /11,sinm "'1mt 11111rmmt rvith 1ht County Curit, publish nnrt 11 U'ftk for fo11r wtth tu r«[Uirtd ty law llft1l 1hnt fik your proof of publicatum with tl1t Count] Ckr! PlrAJt stop l,,J 10 file JO'" fiaitious businm 11"1tmrnt 111 tht D11ily Pilot, J30 \t( 8111 (1, Cou11 MtSll. /fJ"" cannot Jlop.,. pkAlt all/"' 111 (949) U24J211111~""" wiJI mA~t amzngtmt11t1for1r.u 10 h11nJ/t 1hiJ 1romiuw '1J m111l ,,,. If you 1l10u/J lu:t1•t llflJ forthtr 'l"tJliom, /frllU t'llU flJ 11"1 lllt' will bt morr 1h11r1 1'4J 10 11mst ')'('II. Good lurk i11 pur nnu businnl! ~ CQUAL HOUSING OPPOl\TUNIJY Aft 1tll Hiile M'ttllklat .. 11111 ~ ............. ,._ "91 hlf Htel1ef Ad II llff n -·· ~ ... ," ....... le HUflltt "Ht .. tltltllCt, ll•lllHH tt 4itc1l•lt1llH "1el" ,. ... '""· l•lltl"· ............ '"'411thllltt .. .. 1 .... 1111, ........... ..... ......... , '"' IJf•ltlllKt. ........... ltcr ... INtltil" fall ... .,.,.1 •Ill ... lMwttfty '""' Hf tht1lln· .!!IHI ltl IHI Hlllt ... ,. II lft tltltlltt ti ltt law. Olf ltlft11 tit ..... , ltlt!llH lhl tll fwtlllttt tftt1llu; It t•la .... ,.,tf Ill trtlla'!t H ti ................ ft·- ..... If •wlmlllallte, a• llUO fllt.lltt " ........ .-flf IM Wnlllttlat OC 1111 •lent ult HUI II 4H JSll f HOUSWCONOOS FOR SA1.E GENERAL ************ * * : a SOLD-o : ! SHOWCASE ! * HOMES • : FOR SALE ! : In Our Sat ! • Real Estate • : Sup..P._lement! ! : HOMES OF! ! THE WEEK : • • i ~:=~,~~ :1~~ ! f Deadline : ,,. Tuesday 5PM ! Open House • : listings : * Only $151 ! : Deadline • ! Thursday 5PM : · • It Pays to • t Advertise ! t In the Best : * LOCAL * t Real Estate !' ! Section ! t Call Today!! : * LISA RIVERA • : 949-574-4252 : ! ANNE WILLEY ! : 949-574-4249 : ************ [~I OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4 2t1 AQAT£ AVE. Spaaous Home & ~·· cus1om Mnm1one & wood ftoomo, $949.000 ~ Harde51y RMlly 94H1S-36J2 1.~1 e&AYVIEW• 2bt 21>a, 2 cs gar parking, UOt,000 Aaaoc duta, S9&'mo. MM7W120 1~:::=1 Oc:un vi.w o.ck 1356 eq.ll. 3Br 2B• $525,900 John k.nn.y Real E111t• Mt-n3-4040 i-OlO COM OPEH SUN 12 .... bt2 Haul OJ. Oen Vu On !:CanYon. 1 bit to bet\ lmmec eooaoe 211r 1 5ba, tllllc. f S769,000 Ag! 9-49-759-9070 COTTAGE BIG CANYON 3800 s· F 481 38a. otrice, remodeled, 111 new appla, ~UUI ptlOOt sys. Cldlr ctoMts. must see! $799.000 IMH21-5888 •BIG CANYOtlt 2bt 2ba, 2000at, $5501(, Owner may csry, IN opt, S3800t'mo By OwrlW 94Mt7-1137 'Udo Penn• 5i Cabflllo Fum 2bt 21>1 99&1 plan Sh\lllers land lie COTVll pool Pnv bet\ IOI r8$ S 128K LIDO RESORT HOMES 949-673-6623 or 7~9882 MAKE A DEALll 3Br 38a M1rl ·Estate. !luge pvt yard wfRV acceu. setfer ~ cany, or lease oPI 1ne 1rvlne Av• • ()plfl Set/Sun • 54611,000 Brol!tf 14H33•907t. LOWEST PRICED PORT STREETS II 4BORM28ATH CLOSE TO POOL & GREENBELT $599,000 GERRYL.ONG COLDWELL ltANKER 9'U40-5664 BACK BAY MOBILE HOME wca~ r carpo11 2br 2bl frplc. many clolels sto111ge shed, large !04, wt.le wood fence, custom brlcilwork, lush green lawn. sponlders Vlew ot boats & water on bacil bay. Land least around $1555 per monlh tor new buyer Pnced 0 S6 t ,000 lor mollVll«l buye1 Can be seen SAT NOV t 3TH, e.nMpm, Of by requqt c1n OWll8f o MM?S-9264 Balboa Penlnaula Cottage On Oouble Ocean1ron1i.oc $280.000 C8I Rob. egenl 949-466-5115 H9wpoft ocellllronl T nplex. 3 large unit$ Rare Fm Pnme Balboa· Luxury Touch Asking Sl,849,000 Balboa Newport Really !M9-n3·••94 33 HOUSESICONOOS FOASALE NEWPORT COAST Of>EN SAT/SUN H 2 DAUPHIHE TM Summh, 3br. 3bl, eprox 1100 at. ,._ wood tlra t. bllnda. BY Owrw REOOCEO TO '409,000 Mt-71a.ot17. 39 tlOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE SAN JUAN CAPIST FORECLOSED PROPERTY San Juan C&pistrano, l 2 1Cf8 lol 4 Bed. 3 Balfl. ()\ollf ~ sq It, panolamle v-s ol lhe valley, ocean b!lt'z ... pl°'*1Y ha been f\Aly r• habblld '51<ld f()( $984.000 Submh All Olftra. S$S Large Cash 8ol1ui to anyone wllO buys °' rete11 a buyer flat can c:loM by Dec. 30, 1999 Call hsling agent. Doug Ec~lbefg.r. tor ln- form1tlon al 94M98·"11. 80 COMM/RETAIL /lNOUST SALE MARINE BUSINESS A Profllable, tumkey Situ· uallOfl Cd IOI del&is Join Alli$on, 8111 949 64•201 I 8EEA a WINE w. Ott sai. Uc.n11,ColtaMtta. Bui Olftf 94M44-711 I Ert 216. 104 APTS BALBOA ISLAND 28t Fronl HouM t. 3Br BEAUTIFUL :)t)f, 2ba •kl a UC l ~ garl "35,ooo house llp, 2 patm, g1rage ~~~ super 1oc11lonl Y11rly r,;:;;;;:::::;:====tl 30I Corel 310-271-UOO I l~ I '05 ,e:#S VIEW ... "'!!,!'!!!TU!'!'!DIO~sa~s~. ~.--snr ua.. upgraded,~ new~. tndg' Ulla ~ ylld, 2c gat, $215,000. r.cllded. deck, yrly, no pelS ._c111Brobt,148-64MSS3 94!H60-17t31949·588 8500 N~~~t~st~~be ffi~~-:::a~S, FROM BUILDER Prud c. f!f 949-675-5069 0 Sat·Sun 12-•5 ~ 2541 Slnl• 11!!-. DIL~ I }_'fe 4bf, 2 5 be, IPP'OX """"'"" mN1 1111NO()O ,qt 2 cat g •~:.~'not •tnermlng con.gee -0::::: ,, 1"···· to IM, bch ICCIH, rn«W ... _ ... -~. 1br 1be, 11250+ Liited, pool U7tk .utll -'WOW Mt-715t-1112 Vtfdl tar l8a. t&lll t lf,rMonel~ Mltto Towntlomell lennle, 11•. 112111 ~Wtlc:~ iU_llB!l~ltattrt.Mlll 1t4'20WIU8 t '-,,.., ..... -~~~l • .. ' I .. ' ' ~ . . (' ~ • • • .' \I £ t ' . . • . .'? /1 .,.... ~ THIPNCE WU AMAZI VOUI AOINT •nwt20 ' MOCVNWlll ~ DCfu.EHCE ..,,... ... CY" Qolf Courie. 2~ OtllnSUI '"" t0A0 ROAD PROPERT£ 14•7St-7700 THE SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWNHOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Unit• ••••••••••• Starting 0 $1095/mo. Mo to Mo lease. .. w. ire• pet0 community. 6 block• from the beech. 94~2811 1,~~1 r·1-r~1 1110 ;Pllj 11132 APTS I _ COSTA.... . _ HEWPOAT BEACH . =·Newport Marina·: NEWPORT ACROSS THE LUXURIOUS COMMUNfTY STIIEET 2Br, Frplc, gar, ,.w 2Br/2Ba, W/O, trpl, 9'cetllfl0' c1rpetfpafnl, s 1095.mo (no Conclelge AC1 Now11 · Apartments pell) J665 lrvint Avt •1 1·871·6111-7387 Cal &anti 949-7~9422 • HUGE 1 a 2BR· 28A • Ex1 203 Newport Bay TlrrlCt Apia. El$f&IOE CU 1BR 11PP8f Nr Back Bay & golt c:ourae. Yl'thE•·l.rgb81cooy CalOK. U19adtl, MW ~ ' Berber crpc, ntw ~ more. pool. M.~ SPEC. IO!ry and hxturu Assigned no pets (7141 545-4855 Plkllll COii lawldrY • Panoramk VleWat AVAll NOW S875 + $300 Hun of Newpon 24·Hr lM)•£rum c.e>mmu1rny wnh p: I\ oJIC bc:.i .. h tit mann \\'otlk tl.l R.1lbo.1 lsJ.,nJ shop:. Mmuu.:s fwm I shtlln 1:.1.lnu • . • \\,K>d·burning/g.ts hrcpbc.cs • Prt\'.llr g.iragc .. • Ro.11 shps uv.ubble dee> + S300 pet dep Cal ga1«l, FP, roman tubs. WIO 1odlv 714'545-0442 Concierge. 1·877-681-7387 N,>w I e.1 .. in~ I BR ;mu 28R ~I ~00 SllOO C.,1.,rry No Pers :. Please call (949) 760-0919 .: Spidoua 2Brf2BI Co11do Styi. W/O lllllc ga1e<1 131 APTS 4 Avallablt' S218S-$2,400 . NEWPORT BEACH 1-sn-681-7387 Spectacular Ocean And Harbor Views Ne1vly Renovated • Walk to Balboa Island, • Spacious floorplans Fashion Island, • Concierge service restaurants & theaqcs p . b ch • nvatc ca • 3 lighted tennis courts • Pets welcome • Resort style pools, spas, • Furnished luxury fitness center & sauna suites available One bedroo'n from Sl,550 One bedroom with /oft.from $1,725 ·Two bedrooms.from $1,945 Promontory Point Pacific Coast Hwy at Jamboree 888-783-8786 OPEN DAILY 8:30AM-6:30PM 159 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR 38r 2B• Duplu P111001111lc Ocean \'MW, ... Y tcceu to beach S25SO/Mo. 714-921-4092. CDM Rtneai • S1i.a SJ*lalilt • CHRIS EDWARDS • Flr11 E1t11u Propt11le1 949-389-9209 cell phON So. of PCH 2Br 18a, FP, ln<lry, fridge, cath cells bale. nu pnt/crpc no petslsmkg Sl27Slmo 949 675·5837 Newly O.COratld 2br back dupjex Prrvate Sl49Stmo 1yr tease 4S7 B Seewerd ROid 3tM76-tl62. 160 HOUSESICOtl>OS FOR RENT COSTA MESA E'Slct. Spaclout Cua1om Home ~Br JBa 3car gar 2·Story. S2800/Mo June Adams. Prud Ca Riiy 949-6-4-4-6200 x 25 t 182 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH llMNIN'WITMINT~ ON TME BAY .,. dotk IYai ._ _____________ ._•_•_G•_•_•_•_7A_"_•_·_••--o•--"-~-·~-~------------~bestde long~ beach -2bf'2ba l'IOIPI"~ S26romo Newport Ridge Exclusive Gated Community ATOP NEWPORT COAST • Enclosed Garage • Alarm System • Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitness, Business, Clubhouse Centers One Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1290 Two Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1490 $200 Security Det>osit wirh approwd c-redit (Do<s not include pet <kt>osit) 949·54&-8n3 loolilng for 1 v11W? 280" Bay 111ew ciiy ~<;i1s, moori ll1ns & lneredlbte sunnse SpaclouS 4br DOCk$ BV$11 $4500Jmo 9'49·729·9007 LIDO BCH HSE Rtfreahlng 4ttr ntat•, wllg aunny palio, 3 car 9•, & l(VZ; ON ot the but on tM lallndl MM73-3957 S5700mo 1 yr i.a• or Ion~. Pellthou• Hart>or & OCf!ln view. 2bt 2ba Ing "°Id, seo.ire bldg, greet loc, pl9'ltf of prMQ. $2100 lum'd St900 urlum 949-515-1000 8X1306 Back Bey tfoUM, Avl 12/1 Lrg 38r 313<1, cent1al heatflir, ug yard, I yr IN.Se or tonger S22951Mo 9'49-640-7262 3Br 2Ba ug 6Ce1n1ttll1lor 11ieN Condo 2car g11, pv1 lndry Sl99S.mo D1111d Spatio.s Agl 9'9-551·3700 Hu11t Hrbr 5/lare 112 61 ~ 2t,,ba twnhs~ 1 mllelD PCl-11 Wamei Mas1er bribe olllee spaee in 2nd br. 011age sp·, no;smk;pec S60().'mo, A.viii Dec ' 714-825-3237 208 OFF1CES FOR RENTWSE NP HEIGHTS, lg a!lractiv. IPK• for archl1K1 or comm dfflgMf to •hart MO/MO 9-4M31-4268 210 , COllMlETAIL ~DUSTRIAL FOR REHTll..EASE For Lean 1000sq II. Huntington S.ldl Rtllil or Ottlct. GrHI locmliol1' 7t4-96347U 1402 LOST' I FOUND Lo*1 Oct 30 malt dog Small wnh1, allon halrtd, blue collar, HB. Nr AU1n10 & Beach 94M98-2288 420 GARAGE SALES Antique SettH, kitchen lable & ctws poNef IOOb throw rugs, appt11nc15 colectOI 411Tl$ & lf>OIMfll cloltvlg 625 SI. J1mta Rd., Newpo!J Beach. Sal . 8-lpm Balbo1 Yard sai. Sat earn Snowboards, surtboartls, lots OI household OOOd~ furniture, scooter cfothJng and m11ch more' 315 Coronado (on Ptnln1ul1) BALLET FONDRAJSER Compu1eJS 1oys I :tl1..s desk, car seats X •nas dtli waftpapei ~ mucti morel Set urday 7 ~ MatAlltlur 10 Siil ~919110 Port Ramsey n~ ta 2321 Port Cl•1'1N. Corona del M11 Sat 8ar:i i 511 Lalll.spur Ave· Ant que~ Ralph Lauren bedrl n9 des19ne1 clei4hes. ar1 e1 GIANT WAREHOUSE GARAGE SALEICtoth••19, 10~ bikes & lots ~ llll$C Sal 7·11am 729W 161h51 Urwt B-10, off Supenor be· tv.ee11161h & tnd;ls1r1a1 Way MOVING SAL.El SAT HOV 13, Sam-7 pa!IO tum s•eceo. t iousehoid gow:s elC 18' CORTEZ STIC.t.t. •PEDDLERS MARKEh (75 BOOTHS) SAT HOV 13, M:OO • HUGE COMM GARAGE SALE Old & new trNSUres tern!oe l>atg.'1!116 Food & d inks ev111 Pltctmak•ra Country ' s1or1, 1720 Adam• Avt, Co11a Mea1 714-641·3112 2 Family Gar19• Sattl sa1 8·2pm. Exercise equip, designer clothes. Sony s1ereo TV ~ patJO !urn 680 kitchen Yrllte. tJW sMI 627 H1lv11n1r EU1 Bluff NB ·San Joaquin Hills at Newport Ridge Drive Big C111yon Broldmoor• ,.,.0 wscEL' ·~ous Well local~ 481 381 -• IJ\m; LIVE IN LUXURY ; /,, 'fr: ( /, 111/ APARTMENT HOMES Exclusive Fasf1ion Island Lifestyle • Concierge Service • 24 HR Fitness Center lfSed from S 1870 I Bed/den from $2075 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens Elevator Accei;s • 24 HR Secu rity Cate •Clubhouse Facility 2 Bed from $2360 2 Bed/den from $30 I 0 Cas Fireplaces 9 Foot Ce1hnes Condo Specs Subterranean Parkin& Custom Home Dl'Sign Proqram Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-877-681 -7387 M ~ll"i nt ·_ r Sq u an· • Ocean Breeze.~ • Sporious Floor Plans • Resort Styl.e l'ool • i'oulted Ceili11gs • Bubbling Spa • lush Green foml~caping Two B droom Townhome From $1525. Two Bedroom Apartmrnt Home~ Frum $1400 Three ~Cflroom A1,artment Home From 11 '45 ,. 200 Stcuril) D f>O''' uilh Appror d Crtdil (/)ac~ not includt ptl dtpo ii) 949-645-0252 mnedllte oocupiww;y .-. FOR SA~E cona. lrg y1rd 1 yr Least- $4.500/J.Ao 949 723-0940 " !M9-S09-88631pgr OCEAN VIEWI nt'W tut 2car gar, lndrf 2Br 2 581 Tv.Mm Wd ft11. IOMIS, pool. lt'MlaC s18S01Mo 949.nu153 **BAY FRONT•• • BelUlihA 281 28a oo WELL LOCATED BIG CANYON BROADMOOR * Build To Suit * . Call For Oeterls 949-723-0940 VII Udo Newly remodeled NINTENDO 64 garage, llundry Fp. VIEW' WITH 2 CONTR it.LEAS Av~midDec S3ll)()"yrtylse & 5 GAMES s·o<iflRM ~ 949-07!>-401~ 949-642·302T •BiG CANYON• 2br 2be. SEASONED AREWOOD 2000.f, SStoClhno IM opt, $145 CORD SSS0K Owntf mlY ceny, ' FREE OELNERY w1th1n By OWMrMM9M137 rHtOn. 71WM-Ot16 Hewpor1 ~hit 2tl! 2ili. WOLFF TANNING BEDS Vine Balboa bar. \'18W, TAN AT HOME waulled <*I l/p, w d, 2-car BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi space. Sl800 61•227-7»4. COMMERCIAUHOME Ntwpott Ciiat Townhome UflltS ITom $199 00 3 +Br, 381, perllal oce111 Low Monthly Payment 'llltw, 2C*' get, S2000lmo. ~EE Color Catalog 94t-722·1'30 Cal t-8<»711·01511 BAVsROREs 4bt 3ba din, clnnn, lg britk petlO. ~ to priv bch, g111d comm $427~ lf4H3t 5994 · OCEANFRONT a OCEAN Cl.OSE , ...,,.. ttvu Hklnll llOO.· '*°· ..,._M9·•U4MO , .. M«.i MANAGERS • SPECIALt $154.00 " tu Wkly tMUst Plllllll ha Acl) Zl5 11nto I klldlenn SiltJlt«l on ~ lll~grounda FEATUAi. 24·Hour Lobby/Dlrecl d111 phones/Frtt HBO, ESPN & Ollc./Pool I JlcuuJ, Gutlt lallldlY Oolt 10 406 ' 5$ Fwye ~·· from 0 C Fllrgrdl coleot 90d bd1a W•)lgdislnt IOltlCCllA ~ C0STAM£SA MOT~~ 2Z71 Hlrtlor 1M ~MN4Meotel ' . .. . . ~ , ' I I 'I. t I ' I t 1 441=~1 I BUY AU PIANOSI AnllQlllS • Ouahty lum•hH one piece Of whalt hol.Mlull Cash plld 800-649 .. 922 PUmp Ofgan uoo Rli\Ci C11111t PhonoVflph S250. ·~793• I .•54 FURNITURE I· cn.rrv diniflO room aet. 77"" dbl pedes1AI I leal. 6 ChipptndeJt ct,.,,~ $It• bolrlld cost $2500 set $995 .949·6-46-3798 h1liitl i.a1htf aota & IOvt· 1111, new st I wrapped 11ery soft lop quahty Was szooo sacrll S890 949 261-9933 KREISS D11lg~ OUeen $1Zt lled, padded Cloth head· bodrd w1ma1ch1ng l1t1eci spiead ba~e & 11111°""' {Almosl ~w 1eti0nabWI) Brown Jorden v.tirte o. blad< patlO ~. 30 table .,,,7 arm- c.hai1s 94')-706-30()() I Twin ClpUll>I bed and ma11re11 S4SO, M1vt1g rtfrlgtrator lretzet $5()() 149-760-9319 3 0Hlc9 dftka, grty, t>oo•. c1ses, cieoenza rvi r, dtfWl9 la!H * Chair~. "1o1oC11er !jld~ bookcases, make olfer Baldw111 Bab-1 Grand Blllcil $3900 949-673-4490 uv~~1 Americen Eakimo Puppita AKCpureti1ed L'f XmM ~s. 5 ~tty 18'llalu:> tO w1<S old S300 714 ·554-4152 PETS R PEOPLE TOO • Atl brHd1 dogalc1t1 boarding• a grooming• 35 yra HP 71l-~6-2848 462SPOR11HG GOODS /EXERCISE ~QUIP. '99 Tlllelll DCI ~2 Irons 3PW Tru T~r·Sens .. coie A JOO St1c1l1! Eminent con®On (3 moClllS l'lo!Vll) $399 obo 949-645~797 466 MERCHANDISE WANTED COAST COIN HEEDS OLD COINS' GOid s•lllet , )ewl'lry wat hM antiqu. s ColiACl1blllS 949 642·944 7 -TOP $$$/RECORDS' Jal/ R l\ B. SOlll. Rock EiC sos & 60& M1KE1 ~9-&IS-7505 470 SCHOOLS /INSTRUCTION Phlebotomy Course 8o$ton Reed ..o Ca:.J Reg I 3901291 1 ·llO\i 201-114 1 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS JOB BURNOUT ?? Went mOf• Ollt of lilt 7 THE CURE, 88~·76'2 tBARBEQUESt GALORE NOW HIRING! WOfk In a tun ..... environment. Somt talH ••Pl' nMd9d FT. 1Dlm-7pm S1111 $71t)our up (0.0 E.) Bt,,.I pkg avail. Apply • Barbequu Gator. 2338 H1rtior Blvd., Costa Meu (On·al11 ln1.rvl1w) Whittier Law School is looking for proctors to administer finaJ exams at our campus in Costa Mesa ~etween Dec. 9-18. Must be reliable. organized, have good verbal skills and be responsible for transporting exams and bluebooks to and from classrooms. Must be available to work during the day. $9.00/hr. ' Send letters of interest with work history or resume to Phyllis Sands. Fax:714/444-3458 3333 Hart>or Boulevard Costa Mesa, CA 92626 No phone calls please. Ill ................. ... -.. ......... Greaf Holldoy Job GARY'S & GA.RY'S ISLAND F111/...,nM11..,/ HIRJ'C \•,uo>;.\t. Gift Wrappus c r Snvttooas 1'4ti 7S,.16U HOHEYBAKEO HAMS CaSl\iQrs, &ampl4;rs t>a9· !l'<f$ rtcephOlll)I & IOOd prep Po~1uons avail tor ~i.m1><>rary help Reliable & 1esponslb/fo peop1e aPC>IY 19022 Bt1ch Blvd.,. HlJ •KENNEL HELP4 w1nt«l Sima Ana Htlghla, mual love doga, call 4 Into a. '"''"'""'· 714-545-9116 Mottllitc>tel COSTA MESA MOTOR INN NOW HIR ALL POSITIONS• Full/PT, 2277 Hltt>Of BIVd ~ NVRSER't' SALES '8·'14 pKIV Dcpt!ndll'lg On Sltli:s Ability I. Expenence Cont.ict Tom or ~. Ch.ules for llpPt di OranQe Counties Pnmuer Nunety f'lo ... t'ldt\IP ~ 714-754-M61 Aowerdale Nursery Pllt tim. Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plu1 mileage. Needed Mon thru Sun 2:451m to 5:45pm. Ad- d1tlon1I work may be 1v1il1ble. Must have truck or Ven, llabiltty lnsurinc:e Wlth proof or payments, driver• llc:ense, aocial security card, end clHn O.M.V. print out. Accepting 1ppllc:1tlon1 Mon to thru Fri from NANNY NEEDED \JVe·lrJOul In AltSO Vlefo Care tor 2 yr uld twin Monday· ThUrs (IUll days) Energetic. loving, tlllCher type (949) 574""248 Some HouseMeping RECEPTIONIST PT or FT to MSIS1 lumilure showtoom man1ge1 Oio SkJls pt1C To help w phol.a cataloging errlllds etc Fax resumt ai.i Came MM94M003 VON HEMERT INC .• Rtceptlonla1 Pff IOI F!tne$ CkJb in Ne....i>on Betctl Mornings and Weel!Mlds Cell 94M42..S2t5 REST AURA.HT MANAGEMENT TRAINEE WANTED Fax Resume to 714-375-7375 AETAIL·ExP'b SA(Ei Looking for nic. pet10n WI retail Hp IO sel llciel 8'lPl/el II upecele &tOll 11 NB gall course say • COfMI John 94M52-16H RetllS.. .SOUTH COAST Pl.AZA Chlideft'I ~ UNITED COt..OftS OFBEHmON I you low WOIWng WWl<***end cNcnn, WOltl Ptr «FIT ll•lun~ ar.Ptyl Clll Kally ll 114-~ Rttlll Salt• UHITED COU>AS OFBfHETTOH South COMt Plau FIT S9/tv • Cormt plus blrwflla P/TS/71'v + ~ We lrt looll1ng IOI ~alleapeopll wlttl IOll al tnllfgy &~! I you •• lllOel'l-.t«l 6 o.ptlldlblt ,,.., ll f)8fSOn Wt 1r11n Chlropr.ctlc An111an1 8:00am to 4:00pm. 1 ,,,111111 enlhuSJlf>l•c • Please bring 111 r• e.-.crgcbc P>''SOll ln.r l•Ofll quired lnformttlon desk ~ IOvl! people • ~9·631·5804 Timta Orange COYnty Attn: Pam Bec:klngham 2901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-54~8548 ~933-4080 :i • e S1mphfy your ltfe through CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 Hcive A Garage Sale! Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642·5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ! 14 Friday, November 121 1999 I TODAY'S .. ___.C: .... R.;m;O.-.s __ sw ....... o ... R .. P ..... P .... U .... Z .. ZilWiiliWiillE_ 479 EMPLOYMENT '476 EMPLOYMENT,. OPPTYS OPPTYS Salea Aatlatant needed PIT •Telemarketing • 101 an artsy gilt bOIJllqu8 on No nlla, Monday • Friday aalboa. ~S1 be enlhuslasllc 71m.2pm. $6.00 per hour. & relable 949-566-9190 Call MM73·541:> * TEACHER * WINDOW CLEANER FIT Ext1ndld dey cert tHch« No exp nee, .,,;ti train. must pe1Mlml. Cotta M111 have OOOd OMV '8/Hr Plus 714-549·3903 Benelii• NM4S-033S 45 Type ol lealhef 47 Cru11 48 PenlyOOM color <t9 Act.Of 60~ 52 Putpll lru~ 53 Hefoee 65 Waler.for Pedro 58 Hubbubs 57 WrUerWiesel 58 Min ltactlOnl 61 l8f\)I deer 478 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Pllall bl IW8fl thll thl fisting• In this cit· 19ory mey require you to cell 1 900 number In wlllch theft la a cherge per minute. Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF ~nd TANNAH HIHSCH SA £1 Y f UlSl Boch ~ufoeu1blc Nvtth '11.'als know th;u a nuic UlcUll at nu ll\lmp ,011 th" sequ 1ound slam hanJ wi ll rr~ke cii:.:1ly t f'll·ICS rather than c1.:ht , the ti1d rnu t be [Ul'ClllV NORTH . •a 7.5 O AO -~cc. h led qu1d•IY IP I caJ or the~·"'· ol hcam, O A I( J 10 • AJ86 WESJ' • f\. EAST was s1mp c. Tiicrc were srde ~urts, so all South After the I the problem no losers 1n the had 10 do w one trump tr won lhc opc the queen a queen, losing return was talc er trump was lowed with rnto a crane South finally acc. Down o 0 J 10 9 7 l 0 Q874 • 952 • H l 0 86SJ 0 632 • 1014 as to l<>5e no 111orc than 1ck" Al the tunic. declarer ning lead rn dummy with nd led u lrum.Ji to 1hc SOU1H •AO 10643 <:> "' to the krna. le heart en wrth lhu ace, on0th· 0 95 •KQJ mo brddrng NORTil F.AS I' 10 p .. lNI' Pua 4• .... 5• Pall 60 -. p Paa Pali Openina lead: Jack ol o WEST p .. Pass ,ha ... PIUI led and, when East fol· the nine, dccl11ter went c. Alter a long J'!lUSC, elected to nsc with the nc. no ncetJ for decl'an:r 10 that f)C'cdicamcnt. TilC 11 tho accond ttrc'k - Id have led a trump to cards be, I.hat wrll firo- ertrick when the '"' ling down. But suppc.>$C s low. Declarer then Not all iafe1y plays are as comph· aced u the one in yesterday's col· umn. Hm is 1 simple ciiample which crops up frequently 111d is oflen mis- played. Nole Soul.h's rebrd of three spades. to dummy and leads p. If crther the king or , the slam is home. If t, the slam was doomed how declarer tackled There was be, cauatit in nustake came declarer ~hou the ace! As the duce an ov comes tumb West follow crosses back another lt\Jm the jack. appcan East shows oo no matler trumps. Srnce no one 1s bollian1 enough to 480 BUS1NESS OPPORTUNrrtES PltHt bl wery of out ol ar11 com1>•nl11. Chick wtth thl local Biii« Bullnt tl Bu· r11u ~lore you 1and any monty or lff1 for MrVlcta. Rttd and understand any con· t11ct1 before you algn. WANTED-10 PEOPLEI WI pay you to loo!;e wuightl too•,.1111tural & Gu••lfllHd 71•-42M11S S$ kuGe PROFITS $$ ~estO!S yllld up to 300% in JO days Cal WorldWlde Fl n1ncl1I Treder• 1~27-4169 1179 692 SUPS/DOCKS /MOORINGS Skll Ti. ($ill only) 4511 9 YI beam. $450 Balboa ts 10 M1f"lJl811 lo Ol>etl Sea1 Nt-752-2N 1 Call Claaalfled Today! f$42·5878 692 SUPS/DOCKS /MOORINGS WANTED Pnvale boat sJ., ln N 8. tor GS It. power boal Xlnl rors. 949-474-0404 Exl 343 Asl( ID< Malt 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS Eldlfly couple needs good t1ansponatlon car Noc OYer $1700 Please be hories1 .about coo<ilion. Thank v 04J 949-646-4665 ACURA 3.0 CL 197 Rose metallrclgrey, lealher. au!0111811C, Ill. moorw:ool. IUI I:: package. tit. cruiSe, IC1ory alloys, am/Im C<I plly8f L003839> s1s99s EXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192-6906 Avalon XL '96 ~ gold pkg aft power, V.fi. , cc, trnl an records ava». $17.000 94MS0-1589 BMW 3111 '96 5 spd black. A Land Ro\ler Trade $16.995 Stock #2883 VIN# TAS95640 I.AND ROVER Newport Bch 94H4o-6445 8MW 32811 Coupe 20 '96 $28,995 gs..$678 BAUER JAClUAR 714-953..(800 695 CARS/TRUCKS NAHSISUVS BUICK Sl'ECIAL '56. 4-dr, hatd to~. original. rea~ tor res ora1l0n, $4,500 71'4· 57-2859. C1dUl1<: STS 'M exoeMenl cond, 4tk ml. loaded, Sea Mist, Asking $25.500 949-387-2858 CADILUC CATERA 197 Lo mi, beige. tan lnletlol, co, moonrool, ctvn wNs, bel ol warr (020006) $21.988 NABERS (71•)S40-9100 CADILLAC CATERA 'H Lo 6500 mi, black, Ian lea1tle1. Cd. moontool, bat ol wan.(025789, $28,988 NA ERS (714)540-9100 caomac Concoura '95 VB Nol1hstar Wit, lealhef, xlnt cond new car trade-to (282154) $18,988 NABERS (714)540-9100 CADILLAC DEVILLE •17 Lo ml ltht, VB Northstar. bal ol watr (217748) S20.1188 Ntbtr1 714-54CMl100 CADILLAC ELOORAOO '85 Low :m ml, beige, tan In· terlor, chm whts, xln1 cond (609278) NABERS $21,988 -,C714l!4!-t1~-- ROME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~ ...... 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Ir &onwt*131d tiamg. ~ ~. PC btlillJlng WNW orarioecoun1yecmpu1or com G4Hll9-e6J9949-874 •325 274 COMPUTER SERVICES Comput11 Rep1lr end Nttworklnri We buy and sell computers, p111s, sol1· ware. books Auernble custom PC Nal'NOll< comi:uters ed busmea Frx PC, Laptop. Mac, WS On going Holidats Salit 100~ AOalns HB 800-769-1811 WIOSlt1 DM'9n l Ho11in9 faerytt. trom Start to Finish •Piii 01argn Sllrc>le or Ht T ICtl Gniat Rites' MM&.1-0244. 284 DRYWALL SERVICES Drywe•VPelnt f)pirtt 20yra Exp. Hang l.1ping texturing acOUSllc relTI0\/81, pelchwl>lt< lot It! p&lflbng No lOO too sml 714-543· 141 o ()( 114 225·1995 WITI'HOEFT ORYWALL All phases/smdJ\J • )obs CL.UNI 2<>yts. lelr P,;. NI L.'400030 714~3~1447 286 ELEClRICAL SERVICES M! \II I!\ '\ • ' 'I""""'' ! \I I,\\ H • \j "'°d• I t\"' C.mcJRfll!t<kl Rm AclJ111oa: fnml4 lmp • Yf/Mttal.'~ • Rnrirt • T1oohlall•1ln1 RtfN11 • l'..i I ~ri\ • la/01bloor Ln. lw • Ntw Oit111a • Umm fRFF E\TIMATF. (949JJ~t·J478 2t6 ELECTIUCAL SERVICES LICENSED CONTRACTOH No fob 100 small All svc's Repair, Remodel, Fans. Spa. New Services 949-645-3656 f 2e~ ARewooo I GREAT AREWOODlll Order you~ nowt Onlv $150/ COid, SBM\al1 ooldl Free dehv.y 714-865-1432 SEASONED FIREWOOD S 15C!lcord, $85 112 cord. AIEE DELIVERY 7t 4-192-31 S6 Im FlOO= I lnatlllltlon e C•llTllc Hatdwood • Vinyl • C.,pet 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE tu-n1-otte SALES.SERVICE*INSTL Hardwood, vrnvi. CeratnK: P11go Carpet F\n Avail MC vru L708279 m-848-7600 Harbor Bay Glass & Mirror, Inc. l" •lllb11nn1 • Rq\l...anuiu \h-t A. Tub Cncloa.;m WindoJWt • l'auo Doon "'rf"nl • '>c.tttn °""'' oOADTY CAA'1skiil 20 v ... EllP«IOllCt Ad1 IM YOUR HANDYMAN! MAAK 94i 650-9525 C41ml Ailki4 Contrtetor R1p11rt/lmpro\llmt nl1 Smal Jobs <Mli~eQl!ty I cart. 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M40-4445 " DISCOVERY SE7 '17 Green lo1d8d, eertilred. mu SI ,,. $25.995 SIOCll #28511 VIV~2'¥l7 LANO ROVEii Ntiwport Bch t4M40-6445 OOOGE DURANGO 'ea Super low miles, 1ed, mu1t ••• $25,995 Stock #2639 V#WF144740 LAND ROVER Nliwport Bch t4H40-6445 DURANGO DODGE '98 Low mdes, super clean buy 101 wholeula $25,995+ IHS IWF14474C LANO ROVER Newport Bch Mo-640-6445 Exi>ldhlon Eddft Beuer '97 Loaded blue A Range Rover Trade $24,995 Stook 112879 VIN# VL842715 LANO ROVER Newport Bch MH-40-6445 FORO AEROSTAR VAN '91 Extended. very low mileage. lully lolded, am-Im cassette. trf. computer, $7500 OBO 7 4·540-5995 714-785~118 FORD T-SIRD LX 95 VI, Aillo. Peart whilllgtey 111v 111· let, 46K miltl, 1 owner g&f.ged pe<lect concfrt.on $9.950 949-723-1504 HONDA ACCORD DX ·91 Sll\ler blue/gtey lnlenor 811· loma air. am/Im cassett,. only !SK m111s . l'n528) SIS 995 EXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192~906 * INANITY J30 '93 * tan/Ian, lthr, al pow91, Bose CO, 118180. SUfllool, M.it cond S899S 949-494-4120 JAGUAR XJ6 SON 40 '95 SM,995 95-4733 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953 ... 800 JAGUAR XJ6 SON 40 '17 135,915 97-4727 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 330 MOVING I STORAGE . PUBLIC NOTICE The Cahf. Public· Ut1l1ties Commission REQUIRES that all usecl househol'cl =s movers pnnt t P U.C Cel T number, lrmos and chauffer.s pnnt lheu T C.P. number in au advert1sments II you have a question about the legality ol a mover, timo or chautter, call 1 1·~1 't#.'* iii Cidan. 41f, 111 $l ,MS llM732 BAUER JAGUAR 71'-153-4t00 J:f.'* X.11 Wan 40f 'M U ,tlS IMm BAUER JAGUAR 7'4-95).4800 J;,uar XJi Stdan 4Dr 19' $3 .MS IM859 8-'UER JAGUAR 714-953 ... 900 F,ri., )(Ji sed1n 4Df 196 SS ,995 96-4176 BAUER JAGUAR 71 .. 953-4900 J19uw Xl6 Vanatfl PIH S1<11n •or '96 $31,995 91-4503 BAUER JAGUAR 714-9$3-4800 J1gu11 XJ6 Venden P111 Sedan 4Dr '96 $37,995 e&-4na BAUER JAGUAR 71 .. 953-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 'U VANOEN PUS 4-dr fut f)Wf, sun tool W\18 l'ltleels, I Ownet. recotds. 1111 dean. $S900/ obo. 949-723-1504 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO ·93 Whla'Of~ Int V6. ABS. new tires. I~ loadlld • Ol1glnat owner, records Belu~hil. must see• $11.900 080 M~n1-6872 LAND ROVER DISC 'H Black, Low miles, Fo1mer service loan11, SZ7.999 + lees •XA7$201 LAND ROVER Newport Bch 949-64o.6445 LExUS GS300 '96 Blackfl'fory, aUlo. alr, lealher, moonrool. cd chrome alloys. lull power palt l'21377) $31 ,995 EXUS OF WESTMINSlER (714 )892-6906 MERCEDES MBZ 5420 '95 Low mi, 1 own, xlnt cond. V#220361 $33,900 MERCEDES i MBZ 5320 '95 Lt>w m1 xlnt cond V1233029 $31.900 MERCEOES MBZ 300SE 92 xlnt cond. V#046847 $26.900 MERCEDES MBZ 560SL 89 xlnt cond. VI091884 $18900 EZ FINANCING AVAILABLE ANY KIND OF ••CREDIT •• 310-559-6146 I LEXUS GSJOO ... Black~ I , llllO, • '"' powiv pa::ll moon-rool ~ '""° cass, cd ~i cnrorr. ~ 995 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (114)112-MOI Merctcl .. ·B1n1 E::Ci .. a E320 Sed'" ... $41,995 IM7t2 BAUER JAGUAR 714-t53-4800 M«ctcl11 300E 'M &yl, archc: whtlpalom• tttv Int, 'IM cOIWtf1ion, 4 ne tuff, air beg. all pwi, &mOQ & lag through Ocl 2000 Mual 5efl before you il m V Cll This ts class I 2,900/obo private party 949-60-1421 MERCEDES 450SL 174 While, new top, cu11om wt11111, Good corydltlon. $5900. 714-220-1391 MERCURY COUGAR is v~. good conc11uon. auper vatu11' (636692) $5,988 NAB£RS (714)540-9100 MiTsue1ski MONTERO 'H Superc:tnn•S17,995 + IMI IWPOOl852 LANO ROVER Newpoll 8ch 949-640-6445 MONTERO SPORT LS 'ii Super Cletn $18,985 Sloclc 12869 VI WP001852 LAND ROVER Nlwpol't Sch 14M-4H445 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 1H Peat! wtlllWn, leather, Ill· to air, moonrool, rear spOiler, lull power pak, factory al1oys. 7000 m.tn (705361) $21,795 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192-.6906 NISSAN 300 2)( 2 + 2 193 Wl'lle/grey, H>ar, lactory al- loys, automatic, air, lull pow81 pak, sot< mHas. (536948) $14.795 LEXUS OF WES1MINSTER (714)192-6906 Oldemobllt CutllH •ff GLS, MY 2100 ml, V6. beige, l8n lell1her, cd & motel (320695) SI 8,!ijl& • NABERS (714)540-9100 SELL YotK home through clanlfled TOYOTA 4 RUMtk 11o: Low ml, Super cl,.. $20,995 + lees I0021092 LANO ROVER Newport Eich 14H40 lt&I"' Toyota 4 Runnw 'ii Black. low miles. must $25,995 Stock t27 VIW0027092 LAND ROVER Newport Bch ... OW COST AUTO INSUIANC' FOR ANY CARS AND ALL DRIVERS! IO GET A FREE QUOD;f CALL (714) 425-0976 ( 340 PAINTING 11.~54. . . ... ··----~ 8EST CARI: l 20 YHS Fair prrces • tntenor • Ex· te!lor Palrd, local references NB area Ron 949-445-2•17 CHUNG'S PAINTING 24 YHts Exp • Great Ptlcal Guara,_ae Work • Free E51 l.1375602 714·538· 15341 OAvE'S PAINTING No rt>t> IOO llg or smaft Free1 esfjl08tes 1S'Vrs expenence1 L697347 24ht 949·515-3722• tKE·s CUSTOM PAINTING Prof8'Slonal, clean quatrty work. lnl/l!at & ducks. Lt703468 949.f.31-4610 AAiNBOW CIRCLE trlAINT. Parllrng-lntlext Houser Apt QlJ8lily ~ Free estrnlle Lt569897 714 636· ni•Nelghbomood Plumberl OIWH a SIWU "m'i':: WANING Sl'ICWJST lWEEOY PLUMBING 949-645-2352 -• • urBTPlallltlr •f\r_..~ ·t•fMBYllm ·fllfnlf·--.............. 141 . 141 . 1!11 PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION ' 348 PET 714·558·4151 nm y <;, MnVING C..UWl(lS ....... ,.., · .... HANOMADEOlO WORLD rAll"ll S I'll E..IUOk/L'OlJUOlt J,,,~rtd {,_, A•witlu LIMEWA\H BONCOrr f RtS<.:O MllKPAI~ f i r £J1imt1ks 0,,,1110 ROBERT ISBEU. COMP.\NY l'n>fi~UJ""' J\liflfl"t 11 •l''"'° 1el. 949.M6.J006 Par. 949.S80.9626 lnt/F~t ~m.tll Jobi 0 ~ For /\nu/1m mfa. 818.623.9394. 21YR& OUAl ITV PAINTING TOUCH.JPS TOO 24 Houta • Alcilw d Sinor ll2800« 1M -65"1802 SERVICES Whisk•• l PIWI Calerfn9 Free heme deliveiy free samplu. eompeutrvely priced Call 949-515-9600 352 PLASTERING IS TUC CO Pl11ter/SIUCCO Patch SeMflO Sou1hem Cattlomla f(l( 25 years L•326864 24 houri.I 714-554·71)1 1354 PLUMBING I The Local Plumber e~fllMIU ...... llw Pll'l LOCATIHO ~SLMLIAIC DnKTION M•Mfr Servke 675-9304 ... 1JM97 111--4 OAH OAWSON PLUWBINU Rl>Nllr, A!ltl\OdQI, ~. Otairls 24hr SIMCO E-1 gas ~1111 r~ U r.54m 94M4U720 fRlJt Plumbing LtniUS Otalnl cleared M.1#1 ha $75 "''lean out, Olll8I Orillns S521i0 For at your piumblng nol<I Cd 714-8'4G·3f.9S EXPERT Orein Cltanlng Plumbing repairs 2<>111 tKJ> All wotlc gu11r111tl}lld STEVE 714·.~5 8291 • RE S PL.UMBIN RIP&lra & llernodola FAE.E ESTIMATES LIGl13111 714-969-1090 WAT••••oo• &OOrlNG R .. roofa • Rtpalrl ff'M £ati1TM1i.a All lYPt• of Roofa All Work Guarani.eel (949) 631-1085 I AFFORDABLE ROOFING flMlMll'Mlil S.n6of Ollcount All 1'tl* of ftootl!'f 714/195·6677 . ' •\ M.S.ll.P. WAS S20,t1S \ ' World-Class Dealershlp Serving Calilornia Since 1956 DRIVERS WANTED ~U'-W~l4 59 $16,775 • ~ ~-- 0 s15 Plus 98 cents per month, plus tax. 38-mo close~-end lease on approved credit. $1999 down plus drive-offs. 15 cents per mile over 12K miles per year. 1 at this price. (YM427755) Plus 98 eents per month, plus tax. 47-mo closed-.end lease on approved credit. $1999 down plus drive-offs. 15 cents per mile over 12K miles per year. 1 at this price. (YM027187) SJG,99 or$}