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Home My WebLink About1997-09-18 - Orange Coast Pilot... SPORTS Catch llfJ on the Chalk Talk . ~the News>ort-Mesa community since 1907 DINING Tokyo Gate dishes up healthy Japanese fare lnfor1nant says Diother ordered hit I\\ 11> I ~C MARTIN I DAILY Pl.OT MAKING WAVES I Environmentalists express concern about city's plan to build a $20 million resort at Crystal Cove State Park. • SEE STORY PAGE A4 -·- PAUL BERSEBACH I DAILY PILOT • FACE OFF . Vmce Ha.made and the rest . 9f the Costa Mesa Mustangs tlfil take on the Corona de} ~ar Sea Kings F.riday night at Orange Coast College. i. • SEE STORY PAGE 81 . -+- • Police documents reveal man liilked to alleged attempted murder plot told a confidant he had1 received $1,000 for the job. Costa Mesa man who police say fre- quented the Stag Bar on Newport Boulev a rd along with O'N eil l , approached By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Patrick O'Neill, the 58-year-old career criminal arrested last week in an alleged contract-murder caper, told a police informant he was hired for the job by the intended victim's mother-in-law, police revealed Wednesday. The man police believe was the intended 'lictim, David Leland of Capitola, is . the estranged husband of Robin Min- er-Leland of Watsonville. O'Neill told the informant a woman wanted her son-in-law, Leland, killed ~cause he got Mine r- Leland hooked on drugs and because of a custody dispute involving the couple's young boy, reports show. Robin Miner-Leland's mother, Mae Miner, who lives on Lido Isle with her husband, Guy, has denied involvement in the case through the couple's attorney Paul Meltzer. The informant, a 48-year-old -------Costa Mesa IN CUSTODY: authorities on Patrick O'Neil Aug. 5 and said O'Neill asked him to get a gun for a con- tract killing, the report said. O'Neill. arrested in Northern California last week after police tailed him to the apparent intend- ed victim. was transferred on Tues- athered Estancia High students. above, from left, Haunanl Nakahara. JennUer Wilkes, Shannon Sword and Lauryn Mayo and jolned another seven clMSJD•tes who met early Wednesday at the school's Dagpole to join In prayer, led by three local youth ministers. . 111 . • PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN • • Vowing to name hiJil Wilbur and put him on a diet, Pam Den Hartog will take home abandoned dachshund Friday if owner doesn't claim him. .. See You at the Pote• day Is sponsored by lotematlonal Youth Ministries. J day to the Orange County Jail, where he is being held. O'Neill bas refused to talk to police. The informant, described by police as having provided tips resulting in successful pro,ecu- tions on at least three major cas- es, told police he first dismissed O'Neill's request for a gun as •drunk talk,• but O'Neill made the same request to him two days later in a sober state, the police report said. Tlie informant told police O'Neill had been paid $1,000 to carry out a hit in Northern Cali- fornia and would supposedly get more money after the killing, the report said. O'Neill told the informant he could have half the money Jf he came along for the killing as he needed a reliable man, since his getaway driver had once aban- doned him at a crime scene, the informant to1d police. Seeking to discover the intended victim, police pulled over O'Neill's 1970 Volkswagen van on Aug. 27, arrested him for driving with a suspended license, and searched the vehicle, the report said. Police found a map with a sec- tion of Capitola circled, photo- copied the map and returned it to the van. After O 'Neill went free, the •SEE O'NEILL PAGE A14 Bilingual teaching sparks debate •While program is criticized by some, trustees say they are not convinced it should be scrapped. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -The com- plaints by a handful of parents who argued last week th.at their children should not be involuntan- ly enrolled in bilingual classes has ~pted into a community debate over the futw'e of bilingual educa- tion across the school district. The Daily Pilot received dozens of calls, letters and e-mails from parents both denouncing and defending bilingual programs in the district. Bilingual instruction involves teaching non-English speaking students in their native language as opposed to the immersion method in which teaching is done solely in English. Parents have complained that Spanish instruc- tion hinders education for their English-speakmg students. But Lori Walker said she's had two English-speaking children in Kaiser Primary school's bilingual program, and she gives it high marks both for academics and . sndalmtion. ·1 think that it helped them.• Walker said. "It probably stimulat· ed them. It gave them sometblng more. I like th.at these kids will go and play with anyone. They go to •SEE BILINGUAL PAGE A14 • •••••f oau W ben't 'lllle Partyf (122-1803) ii oftedoa a best buy on all HaJ. loween costumes -they're all reduced to $10. There ii also an inventory clearance sale on .merchandise marked down 50%. The store is getting ready tor itl new holiday mer- chandise and needs to make room. for collecton of Beanie Babies, you can find a big selection of the pop'Ular bean- bag animals on sale for $5.95. Where's The Party ls now open on Sundays from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. It's located at 270 E. 17th St . Costa Mesa. DesifWinil hospitals, child care centers - Just in time for the soccer season, a stor.e opened three weeks ago called 4Soccer for all your soccer needs (476- 2237). The store specializes in soccer equipment including shoes, balls and uniforms, and coaches equipment such as flags, cones and shoes. And if your team needs a flag or ban- ner you can have one made here. Prices range depending on how intricate the banner is, but they generally range between $50 to $500. A sped.al l5 being offered to Dally Pilot readers on a custom-made unifonn set -a shirt, shorts and socks for $24.99 in kids and adult sizes. U you're a col- lector of sports souvenirs, there · a.re International World Cup • 1998 Hems on sale. The store is located at 3400 Irvtne Ave., Suite 201, Newport Beach. Laura AJlhley (545-9322) • located at South Coast Plaza is • having a sale on select mer- : chand.ise throughout the store. • Included in the sale are bed : linens reduced 25 to 40%, cus- tom curtains and blinds reduced 30% and upholstered furniture reduced 20%. Balboa Boat Rentals, ln support of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, ls offer- ing electric boat rentals at 50% off for non-boat owners who would like to enter the Great Electric Boat Rally on greer wylder Saturday. For more informa- tion on how to ente1 the rally or for tickets, please call Bal- boa Boat Rental at 673·6812, ext. 19. For electric boat rentals please call Balboa Boat Rentals at 673-7200. A four- hour rental rate is only $135, or for six hours it's $180, boat only. Balboa Boat Rentals is located at 510 E. Edgewater, Balboa. North Drugs (546-2121), located at 1170 Balter St., Cos- ta Mesa, is having an annual sidewalk sale today through Saturday. Everything in the sale will be reduced 50%. Eplcuren, •the ultimate in enzyme skin care and nutri- tion,• is a Newport Beach- based business that began selling merchandise on the Internet this week. You can visit the web site located on the Internet at http:// www.epicuren.com . To cele- brate the debut, Epicuren is offering a 20% discount off retail prices on all orders received this month. Epicuren distribution and sales can also be contacted by phoning Sharon Haire at 640-8275, or by fax 714-640-8251. •BEST IUYS appears ~ery Thurs- day and Saturday. If you know of a good buy, call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170, writ• me at Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627, or e-mail me at dpilot20earthlink.net. SHEIS Drawing on her expedence to plan local hospitals and chDd care centen. WO<, THE RESIDUE OF DESIGN Unda Taylor's first lucky break was landtng a job designing an enclosure for an oxygen tank at Hoag Hospital In 1919. Now her firm ii master planning an entire addition for the posh local hospi- tal and the recently built OCC Children's Center. "I bad a lot of good fortune,• said Thylor, sitting in her Univer- sity Avenue office overlooking the Back Bay. "My first office was down on the peninsula, right near Hoag, so I got a lot of their small- er projects -basement bathroom remodels and stuff." Prom there, other hospitals started hiring her, and health care buildings quickly became her specialty as her firm grew. And just as she entered the field, hos- pitals were undergoing rapid technological changes -a defi- nite boost to her business. A FIRM GRASP ON HEALTH CARE PROJECTS Though her firm does tackle other types of projects, Taylor, 48, still enjoys the hospital and child care center work the most. Her film is involved in most of those jobs from the first sketches to the building. •1t gives us a strong relation- ship with the client,• she said. ·we really get into it as a prolr lem-solver. • Her firm's list of credits also includes the Saddleback College Child Development Center in Mission Viejo, the lrvtne Valley College Child Development Cen- ter, the White Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles and an Anaheim Memorial Hospital labor and delivery suite. FAMILY CONNECTIONS Taylor's father, a structural Pilot REAPERS HQTUNE Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright No news storief. lllustrationt, ed.ito-642-6086 Record your comments about rial matter or edwrtlsement:s htr91n C.llf'I be reproduc~ wfth. ~1\JllES the Dally Pilot or news tips. out written permltslon of copy-Newport Beach ADQRESS right owner. 75162 VOL. 91, NO. 213 Our .ddress Is 330 W. Bay St., HOW IQ REACH IJS Newport Coast Costa Mesa, C.llf. 92627. 75163 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. 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In ar .. s outside of CdM 2·3 SW Photo Editor Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, Publbtled by LYNN DCX.A, subplptlons to the Dally Piiot C.llfomla Community NMs. ....... IQATING Display Advertising ~ are .vallable by INll for a l1mes MlfT'Of <:.ompany. M Ught and variable IUOY Oi I UNG, s per month. Second da winds dur~ morn- ClasMfled~ postage paid at Costa ~ CA. Ing hours I (Prices Include all appl!Qble Jeffrey s. KWn. become southwest to LANA JOHNSOft state •nd local taxes.) POSTMAS-flresldent Md CEO westerly at 15 knots Promotions T£R: Send addr• ~ 10 Judith .. ec..w. this afternoon. One PRAMOO SHAH. The Newport~ Mela Vice "*ldent. Genlql ~ fo6t wind waves wtll Chief FlnanclM Offbf o.ily Piiot. P.O. Box 15'0, Costa e1"7 CAiif. at AM !We__,, engineer, laid the foundation for her interest in architecture, dragging her around to look at buildings during her childhood.. She went on to earn both her bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture from UC Berke-.ley. She went to work for a firm that specialized in tract housing, but she left the minute she got the chance to take a project on her own. "I thought I knew everything, and I decided I had nothing to lose," she said. By the time she was 30, she had started her own firm. And now she's using that firm to keep her semi-retired father in the business -but he works for her part time. "I figured I needed to do something, or he'd drive my mother crazy,• she said. •tte was really a pioneer in bis field, and you bate to see anyone like that retire. We really use bis knowledge here.• TAKING HER WORK HOME When she's not designing buildings. she's constantly redesigning her own home. •1 remodeled our last house for eight of the 10 years we were there," she said. "By the time I finished it, we moved out two weeks later." She's now working on her current Newport Beach home, which she shares with her hus- band, professional sailboat racer Dave Ullman, and her 13-year- old son, Charley. She met her husband through bulld to 2 feet. and • 4-foot swell will lnaeaslng south- southwest swell ls WOaTllAOt a common interest in sailing, but: she tries to stay away from it now that it's his profession.: Instead she sticks to gardening• when she's not remodeling. ; I CHANGING EXPECTATIONS : She said she never expected: to start her own firm and defi-1 nltely never dreamed she'd spe-1 cialize in hospitals and child! care facilities. But she's happy her career took her down this path. •rm in architecture because I• believe there's a correlationi between good design and peo·• ple's behavior,• she said. •ID; hospitals and child care centers,! that's especially important.• ! -Story by Jennl.fer Anmtrong, • 1 photo by Marc~ f 4 come from the Southwest. Patchy morning fog. ~ from Un- da. A storm this side • Afol• .. ~:A vandal did $12.50 worth of damage by puncturing the tire of a car parted fn the 200 block. TIDES TODAY First low 4:41 a.m. 0.2 First high 10:53 a.m. 6.0 S.Cond low 5:14p.m. 0.1 Second high l.1 :23 p.m. S.3 FRIDAY First low 5:20a.m. 0.7 First high 11:34 a.m. 5.8 Second low 6:09 p.m. 0.2 Second~h After ldnlght WATD ~TURE:72 of New Zealand Is pumping the new wave energy our way. And as a result. the combination of swefls should Mllwr fair 10 ~good surfing conditions today and Friday. In our Immediate area, Blad<les and the river jetties should offer the best ~ tleswtth~ hood of shoulder· high waws. Wind swell should con- tribute to some decent shape and then become • prob- lem during the •ft«- noon a.nd Friday morning. • 8ilon Awin6e: A vandal dfd SSO worth of damage by spr.y painting property In the 1200 block. • hrtt ....... nen..-Clothes and other property worth S 1, 100 were stolen from a car pariled nur the lnterMctlon. • MMArtt..r 8oulevMI: Property worth $590 wer9 stolen from • business In the 4600 block. • Newport Centw Drtw: A potential thief did $500 worth of damage by puncturing the door of • car parlted fn the 400 block. COSIAMISA • ....., ...,e.vn: A cell phone, sunglasses and a pen worth $670 were stolen from •car parlted In the 2100 blodt. · • Pomona Awnue: Sunglasses, • toolbox and other property w-ere stolen from a ar pariled In the 1900 block. • Arnold Av.ue: A cell phone cord worth $20 w. stolen from a tar p;11riled In the 1900 blodt. • 1rteto1 S«rwt: A wallet contAllnlng S100 In cash was stolen from a payphone In the 3000 block. * !NSUR.ANCE* We have designs on y~u AUTO • LIPE · • HOME • COMMl!RCIAL ,1 • STARR BUCK I OAlY Pl.OT Lut yeu, workers spent houn clNDlng the Back Bay. ; Volunteers ·to help with cleanup of the Back Bay port Bay Naturalists, the city of By Pamina Elqueta, Daily Pilot Newport Beach, the Newport Dunes Resort, the county's NEWPORT BEACH -More Department of Beaches, Parks than 1,500 residents will be and Harbors and the California wearing their old shoes and Department of Fish and Game long-sleeved shirts when they -hope to make the day edu- flock to clean the Back Bay this cational. Saturday. Several environmental It's Bay Cleanup Day, th organizations will have local version of Californ.i exhibits and representatives to Coastal Cleanup Day. Tb instruct the public on what to annual event attracts families · • do daily to help the environ- organizations and busines ment. In the last eight years groups eager to help pick u that Newport has participated 40,000 pounds of trash in fiv in California Coastal Cleanup hours. Day, local volunteers have Volunteers will meet at th picked up more than 283,000 Newport Dunes Resort at pounds of trash. a .m., where they will be desig •tn 1989, we started out nated to one of five regions · with a small event which gets Upper Newport Bay. bigger and better every year," The five regions, which con-said coordinator Nancy Bru- sists of the Ecological Reserve land. "We now get people from and the Regional Park, total all walks of life that join us 892 acres. every year.• Sponsors of the event -For additional information, which include the Upper New-call 640-6746. p · -~fi;, ..... Al Payj,ng the price to live in NewfX)rt Beach M ove over all you least term, J9U Bell's virec», you~crwb. 'Ibete's a new Dock of endan- gered species around here. It is us. But we do&l't bave much 1n the way ol a protective sodety watc:bing out for us. Cbar1ton Heston la going to take care of • the gun owners, but pity the rest of us. Who's pounding fists to keep L.A. Cellular out of Bonita Creek Parld . Where's the offic:ial indigna- tion over the stench and noise neighbors IUffer because of the Inganlia Bros. sea.food and pro- duce business? When McDonald's wanted to build a store at 28th Street and Newport Boulevard, no amount of pleading by residents could stop it. Ditto the Big Mac and Taco Bell on Coast Highway. Ditto much of the expansion of Pacific View ~emorial Park. Ditto the Irvine Ranch Water District's currenUy back-burnered plan to infuse the Back Bay with treated sewage water. Ditto, ditto, ditto. Consider the antenna in Bonita Creek Park. L.A. Cellular comes to the city of Newport Beach and says, "Do we have a deal for you. You let us build our antenna in your park, we'll pay you $2,500 a month.• ·vumr• goes the city. And on Put a bug in someone's ear. Ca ll the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS fred martin May 27. the antenna is one of 17 items approved on the council's consent calendar. To their aed.it .. members of the council's Finance Commit- tee, which held sway on the deal. onlered staffers to advise the homeowner associations involved. Peggy Ducey, assistant to the city IIUllUlger, said, •A letter was sent to both Newport North Vtl- las and Newport North Town- homes providing an overview of the project and offering to make a presentation at their next asso- ciation meeting. Both associa- tions responded that a presenta- tion was not necessary.• ApparenUy, the contact was made with management compa- nies, so for residents to howl for the scalps of City Manager Kevin Murphy and City Attor- ney Bob Burnham is wrong. Bet- ter, they should examine the competence of their paid man- ~en. The larger question, though, ii why that kind of development is allowed to progress so far 1n the first place? What possibl& benefit is it to the people of Newport Beach? Why aren't people way down the line encouraged to think in terms of, "Hey, is this right for a parlc?• Or, "So what 1f their hired-gun scientist says the radi- ation level of the antenna is well within standards; do we want any radiation at all in our parks?• And if that doesn't happen among lower-level staff, why not up the ladder? At the top? Plan- ning Com.mission? Parks Com- mission? City Council? ·Or is the whole thing driven exclusively by a lousy 30 grand? Seems to me, quality of life is worth magnitudes more than that. Not far from the proposed antenna.site, trouble continues to brew between the new Aetcher Jones Mercedes store and its devastatingly bright lights and people who live near- by, especially in Eastbluff and the Bluffs. And I am one of those. So bright are the lights that naturalists are genuinely con- cerned about wildlife across the street in the Back Bay. Seems the fauna literally have a tough time figuring out what's day ud what's not. · Jonet bas shrouded 80IDe al the lights, and now tuml them down considerably around 10 p.m . But residents are still con-' cemed. "There is just no compati.bill-• ty between that business and ' the people who live nearby," says a neighbor who is con- cerned about what the dealer- ship and its lights will do to property values in the area. No question the sales tax rev- enue from Jones is important to Newport Beach. But you just have to hope that residents mat-· ter, too. When Newport North home- owners stormed the last City Council meeting. one of them bottom-lined the problem quite eloquently: ·I paid m excess ol $100,000 (more) just to hve in Newport Beach,• John Wilkins told the council. For this premium over what the same house might cost in, say, Anaheim, Wilkins said he's seen •A new toll road, a huge apartment complex, another large storage facility, a huge auto dealership and now this antenna.· All in less than one year, all within a mile of his house. "This town is being destroyed, project by project.• •FRED MARTIH'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. Groo11'll Alaha.1t~r /rom Spain Solid Bra..M FinCth wilh Tan GraineJ Sha()~,. 28" DIMl#7J411672 ---0 --- ~R HOSPITAL IS SO MUCH LIKE A LUXURY RESORT, THESE ARE THE TH INGS YOU'D EXPECT TO PACK BEFORE CHECKING IN. Come~ a hospital setting that will remind you of a luxury resort, with lush landscaping, modern, chccrful intcrior1 and rooms with balconies. But behind this beautiful setting, the basic concept of our operation is serious medical ccpcrtisc combined with comfoft and pmonil care-the (l\Jidi~ ~of the ManoriaJCare family of We specialize m Em~ and OB SC1V1CCS, pain management, extensive care for scrno~ and a ncwly- opcncd pediatric unit. Plus, we offer a wide range of other ~rgical services, including inpatient cosmetic surgery •Though the increase in public access is applaud- ed, plans to build $20 mil- lion resort where historic bungalows now sit is con- sidered worrisome. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot CRYSTAL COVE -When pri- vate developers move forward with a deal they struck this week with state offidals to build a resort at Crystal Cove State Park, it will be under the watchful eye of local environmentalists. Crystal Cove Presetvation Part- ners, a three-firm coalition led by San Francisco-based Resort Design Group, signed a contract with the state Tuesday. The partnership is charged with planning a $20 million "vintage California beach resort• on the 12.3-acre historic district section of the 2,700-acre park. The plan's centerpiece: the transformation of 45 waterside bu,ngalows that have housed resi- dents for 70-plus years into up to 90 beach cottages to be rented out to vacationers. The state bought the stretch of beach between Corona del Mar illld Laguna Beach in 1979, and residents of the quaint cottages have fought resort plans since then but now seem resigned to the fact they will be moving. The preliminary proposal also includes swimming pools, a fitness center, a restaurant and a chil- dren's center. Retail sales could also be a possibility, state parks spokesman Ken Colombini said. Some local environmentalists worry this week's contract already sets too much in stone and won't allow flexibility to public input. "I'm angry that they signed the contract without public comment,• activist Allan Beek said. "The whole thing is still a big mystery. • But Colombini said there will be plenty of time for citizens to raise objections. The contract must still get the OK of the state Depart- MARC° MARTIN I DAllY PILOT The sleepy little hideaway beachfront of Crystal Cove ls in for a faceUJt now that the state of Cali- fornia has algnecl a deal to build a resort and refurblsb the bungalows. ment of General Services and attorney general as well as The Irvine Co .. the land's former own- er. It will also require an amend- ment to the state's general plan, an environmental impact report and C~tal Commission approval, wiTu public hearings each step of the way. Prices for a stay in the resort cottages have yet to be deter- mined, but officials have estimated they'll be between $100 and $400 per night, Colombini said. The resort could be ready to open in about five years, and the developmen t partnership will operate it for 55 years under the contract. Environmentalists don't seem to mind the refurbishing of the cot- tages -in fact. they welcome it because it will allow public access to the "historic distrtct" section of the park. "We feel that it is important'for the public to have access to the area, which they haven't really bad,• said Fern Pirkle, president of the Friends of the Irvine Coast. "With the swimming pools and the restaurant, we do worry that it would change the historical char- acter of the area. We hope there is some way to work it out to retain a lot of the aspects of the historical district ... Beek said he, too, will be fol- lowing the plan closely through its reviews to ensure the area retains its ambience -and stays as acces- sible as possible to the public when it comes to prices. "I'm not swe 1 have $300 a night to stay there,• he said. "But they can only charge as much as the market can bear, so maybe I can go down there and stay on the winter rates.• 90 Day11 Same aa Cash (OAC) We're #1 For the 3rd Year! Not Affiliated with Any Other French's Bakery 17th Street, Cosio fl/lesa Robftrt L. Lynch, a former · member of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club and Balboa Bay Club, died Sept. 10 of cancer in his Rancho Mirage home. He was 79. Mr. Lynch had Jived in Ran- cho Mirage for the past 19 years but spent time in the Newport Beach area. He was active in several local clubs, including the Newport Beach Country Club, Big Canyon Country Club and served as chairman of the Balboa Bay Club board. A Minnesota native, Mr. Lynch married bis wife, Sharon, in 1946 in Los Angeles. He attended high school in South RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Mer. YwW.en.tMenl tt22 KAUOl llVD. COSTA MIU -S41-l IS6 Dakota ~ Hawail, then eam8d tili 001119 d8gnle from use. He worked u au eucu- tive at sev'erill compeiUes, moo recently as clMdnl:um of Hunt. ington Park Pint Savings & Loon As&odatk>n. He ts swvtved by hi.I wife1 two sons, Michael and Patrick; three sisters, Mary Young, Patrician Mahowald and Jane Herman; three grandcbild.ren1 and two gn?at grandchildren. Services were held earlier this week. Donations in bis name can be i;ent to the Robert L. Lynch Honorary Research Fund, Arizona Cancer Center, 1515 N. CAmpbell Ave., Tus- con, Ariz. 95724·5013. ~t~<'.\;r GnndfnilK'r, Cdoo'1o a ~ AlillildoD Clocb ~ & Replin So« 1.C Vil Udo •'Newport 8-11 (714) 723-2833 We Sblo Worldwide Classified ads work for you! THE Daily Pilot •Noise from Slasher Sales used car promotion at Toy- ota/Volvo car dealership I is disrupting neighborhood. somt! say. I By 11m Grenda, Daily p;1ot I COSTA MESA -A used car I promotion at South Coast Toy- 1 otaNolvo called Slasher Sales 1 may be cut off by City Hall if the l dealer doesn't tone down noise I from the event. The Harbor Boulevard dealer l that occupies two clty blocks between Ford Drive and Bernard :a.Street has been holding the price-slashing weekend sales for several months. · The Slasher Sales, held in the dealer's outdoor gravel used car lot at the comer of Ford and Har- bor, are half-day events, held about every other weekend, where car buyers can haggle with salespeople over the price of a car. AB a salesperson holding a microphone encourages the potential buyer and music plays in the background, the sticker price is slashed -sometimes to ea than $100. The promotion is understand- ably popular with ~ buyen, but ot with some ol the dealer's eighbors, who claim the loud akers, music and activity at -BACK To SCHOOL, WATCH THOSE KIDS! Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlJTO•HO~•HP.Allll 40 lean in Businns .. ~~ --........ -./ >.'J 631-7740 441 OWN.w.eft ..... • ~ ._. ci'-..... ........ the ate ii too much. •1 uted the City Council, 'How would you like to be woken up at 9 a.m. on a Sunday with this blaring bullhorn?'• said resident Dorothy Adams. •1 think th.at got their attention;• Adams, who owns "I can tell two rental properties directly behind the dealership's rental car lot where the sales are held, said the you one thing, we're not here to aggravate anybody." event is start-_ MARTY ing to hurt her bwriness. HARRISON •rve lost • one tenant already because the dealership does not take into consideration the people around it,• Adams said. Don Lamm, Costa Mesa's director of development services, said the city is continuing te>mon- itor the sound from the loud speakers every day the Slasher Sales are held and working with the dealer to reduce noise. Last Saturday, the city issued a noUce ol violation to the dealer- ship after the sound was found to be about three decibels more than the city's sound limit. City inspectors returned to the site the next day and found the sound was below the Umit, Lamm said. But with Adams and others ._, e<>mplatnmg abOut the sales event. Lamm laid it may be time to pup the plug on the Slasher Se.let. •we're running out of patience with the dealer, and we're mnning out of ideas on how to resolve the issue,• Lamm said. •we said, 'Let's give it a try and try to help out the business community.' But if it doesn't work. it doesn't work." South C<>ast ToyotaNolvo general manager Marty Hanison said be is doing all he can to con- trol the sound from the sales while trying to keep his business alive u it undergoes a complete, $4 million renovation. The work. which will add new car showrooms, service areas and parts wyebouses to the property, has hurt business, prompting the dealership to start the sales pro- motions, Harrison said. "I think there's a lot of .overre- action going on here,• Harrison said. "I can tell you one thing, we're not here to aggravate any- body.• Harrison said once his dealer- ship's rebuilding is done next summer, any promotional sales events would be held at the new Toyota lot and closer to Harbor Boulevard, far away from the offended neighbors. "Wllen we'll stop doing them, I don't know,• Harrison said. "But we have no intention of doing it permanently.•· SPECIALIZING IN BMW 16 Years Stop. Go. Penmoll. FIELD FRESH PRODUCE ,STAND IS GROWING 400EAST1'111 I '. l I I \ , , I 11 I I I ' \,iii ,1i1, I, 11111 "'" .'I 11 I I , , I I I I \ /, ( I I ,. 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Update in Re&active Surgery: Is it Right for You? join Stephen Prepas, M.D.,)toag Hospilal ophthalmolo- gisl, for an tnteresting presenWioo oo refractive surgery which Is the new 6eld of ~" surgery, where resbiping the con1e2 can reduce lhe need for gb.sses. Positive Parenting lmn positive pmnliJlg skills ~ will help you rilse a sdf- coofident, happy and successful child. Presented by Sandy Md>'mlel, co-aulhor d Prfj«t s«}Estetm. $S per pmoe. SenJor Health Talks Preseats: Better Alternatives to Living Wills Learn about legal documeOls dw emure your wishes fot medi- cal care and tmttneDt are followed. Presented by Wendy MatUn, R.N.,J.D., from llolg lbpital. Ob, My Aching Rlpl Join Wll'ftll lnmer, Ill, M.D., Hoag HospiUl orthopedic surgeon. to learn mort about arthri1fs ol the hip as v;ell as diagnosis and latest treatmelll opdoas. I Prostate Cancer and Seed Implants: Get the Facts lemell L Baler, M.D., Heng Hospital radialion oncology medk:al dlredOr. will dlsam the managieinent ol ~ can<Er through the use cl prostate seed lmplan3. Expectant Fathers This seminar is designed for npeaani blba's onJy. Discus- sion indDdes: Whets 11 birth, rea1is&ic apeaatlons, smial· ily, role in feeding and beJpfu1 advict 00 supporUng tht post· partum woman. Osteoporosis: What Women of All Ages Need to Know Now Is the dme 10 S1art taking wt d your bones • no OWier m )'001 •· Lmn the bas about~ from u. '117ora, llD., Bolg Hospital OBIGYN. Sbe will dbam pre- Yenthte wnes )VII can take now to l'edoce )'OUt risk d bone density km In the future. M •OOME*S COUNTRY QUI 1 The Puhion Island Blooming- dale' tnv1tes the public to the 11llWIOing ot the Bloomie's Coun-try Club playhouse to be auc- tlqaed at the mth annual Project Pla.Jbouse benefiting HomeAid. The playhouse can be viewed in the Bloomingdale's courtyard through Oct. 18. For more infor- mation. call 729-6600. ~ CNtEER NETWORK MEETING 1be 1997 Career Network for lh9le unemployed meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge at St. Andrew's Presbyterial) Church, . 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The topic is Implementing Your Strategic Plan. For more lnformatioil, call 574-2239. DtVORa SEMINAR •Divorce Wizards president Lynne Diamond will conduct a ~ seminar call The Guided Journey Through Divorce from 7 ta 9 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For reservations, C4ll 369-5581. MEAKFAST BOOST • The ~ Mesa Chamber of Commerce hosts a 90-minute breakfast boosts with Gail Brown, president of Exceeding Expecta- tions, who will discuss Strategies for Achieving Customer Service QUM1'EJt HOISE SHOW Tbe Orange County Pair and Bxpolition Cent.er bolts a QuaJ1er Hone Show from 8 a.m. to 5 p .m. tn the EqueltrtaD Center. Adnm- sion ii free. For more information, call 108-3241. HEAUNG TOUOt 1be Costa Mesa Senior Center otters an introduction to Healing Touch (Therapeutic Touch) from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at 695 W. 19th St, Costa Mela. The cost ii $3. For more information, call 262- 3839 STRESS WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center offers the second of a free two-part workshop called From Stress to Success from noon to 1 :30 p.m . in the Re-Enb'y Cen- ter, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5162. RESUME WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center offers a free resume writing workshop from noon to 1:30 p.m . in the Re-Enb'y Center, 2701 Fairview Road, 'Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432- 5162. PROJECT PLAYHOUSE Fashion Island invites the pub- lic to view the unveiling of the eight playhouses built for Project Playhouse, a fund-raiser for HomeAid. The playhouses will be auctioned with proceeds benefit- ing the non-profit organization. Visitors can view the playhouses through Oct. 18 in the Blooming- dale's Courtyard. For more infor- mation, call 553-9510. SPORTS COUECTORS SHOW The Orange County Pair and Exposition Center hosts a Sports Collectors Show and Sale from 3 to 8 p.m. in building 14 at the fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Ad.mission is S6 for adults; children under 5 are free. The event runs through Sept. 21. For QUARTER HORSE SHOW The Orange County Pair and Exposition Center hosts a Quarter Horse Show from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Equestrian Center. Ad.mis· sion is bee. For more information, call 708-3247. RALPH LAUREN Bloomingdale's hosts the launch of Lauren, Ralph Lauren's Petite Une with informal model- ing from 1 to 3 p .m. in the petites department on the third Door of Bloomingdale's, 843 Newport Center Drive. For more informa- tion, call 729-6600. SPORTS COWCTORS SHOW The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center hosts a Sports Collectors Show and Sale from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. in building 14 at the fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $6 for adults; children under 5 are free. For more information, call 638-9857. ARTS AND CRAFTS The 1997 Newport~ch Arts and Music Festival starts at 10 a.m . until 5 p.m. at the Balboa Pier INVENTORS MEETING Amertam Capital Investors • CorporaUon hosts a free invest- ment seminar at 8:30 a.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 ' MacArthur Blvd ., Newport Beach. Topics i11clude Private ' Placement investing and Initial Public Offerings. For more infor- mation. call 553-1900. RUMMAGE SALE Oasis Senior Center hosts its annual Rummage Sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the center, 800 Marguerite, Corona del Mar. For more information. call 644-3244. WALK FOR PEAa The Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council co-sponsors the Powth Annual Walk for Peace featuring a exhibitor booths at 10 a.m. The walk begins at 11 a.m. There is no cost to participate. For more information, call 548-4942. BOATRAUY Duffy's 11th annual Great Electric Boat Rally begins at 11 a.m. at the Duffy Showroom, 2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. There is no admission fee. The catered lunch is $10. An entry fee is required for those wishing to enter the boat rally. For information, call 645-6812 ext. 19. Excellence at 7: 15 a .m. at the ,_ !!!!5!55E5!!!!!!!!!!!9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!55!!!!!il1!!19iii:!EiilliE!l!!i!!Ei:i::!!!!!i!:!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!==:=:!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!55::=====:==::!!!!!!!!!!!!5i!!!!:!!!::=====:===:==:=::===:===:====================================::::::::!====!!!!!:!55 Costa Mesa Country Oub, 1701 Golf Course Drive. The cost is $12 for prepaid reservations and $17 at the door. For more information, call 574-8780. GARDEN a.ua MEETING The Newport Hills Garden Club holds its first Fall meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the Harborview Homes Complex, Clubhouse Il, 1800 Port Carlow Place, Newport Beach. For more information, call 720-1552 or 644-5933 . . • .. ALDEN'S CARPET has opened a new , Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RUNNERS on : SALE. Handmade wools, synthetics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. · 1663 Placentla St .• cosra Mesa 646-4838 "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE N EW fURNrruRE • DRAPERIES SEPTEMBER SPECIAL ADDITIONAL 5°/o OFF Thru S tember 22ND 1997 CUSTOM fuRNrruRE RE-UPBOLSTERY 2Cl'X,'1:,· I \ i (~ ... ~I ; I • • • : \ ' ~ -. i' /\j- Come Visit Our LOORING DEPARTMENT •Carpet •Wood •Linoleum -We Clean Carpets & Rugs -We Clean Upholstery & Drapes -We Clean & Wfrx. 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DEMENTIA SEloWWI I St. James Episcopal l Church bo&ts a seminar about Dement!a and Alzbeimen dlse<lse 1rom s f .m. to 3 p.m. at the church, 3209 V.a Udo, Newport Beach. The -\I $5 including a continental breakfatt. Reservations are ~ed. For more information, "811675-0210. EOMPUTER SHOW The Orange County Fair and Expo6ition Center hosts a oomput-ir show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in bflilding 12 at the fairgrowids, 88 fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $3. For more infonnatiop, call 852-9267. -• • • SUNDAY NAUTICAL COUECTION ~ The Balboa Branch library pre- aents a Nautical Collection in con- junction with the Qiand re--0pen- lng of the remodeled Ebell Qub room at 12:30 p.m. at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. For more information, call 717-3807 or 717-3816. QUAIITTR HORSE SHOW The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center hosts a Quarter Horse Show rrom 8 a .m . to 5 p.m. in the EquesUian Center. Admis- sion is tree. For more information, cuill 708-3247 . SPORl'S COUECTORS SHOW The Orange County Fair and Exposition Center hosts a Sports Collectors Show and Sale from 10 o.m. to 4 p.m . in building 14 at tbe fairgrounds, -88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Adm!ploo II 16 foe adulll, cbildren under 5 aze free. For more lnlonnati<m, call 1138-9857 •• COMl'U'l'fll SHOW The 0r._ County Pair and Rt::pmitkla Center' boltl a oomput· • lbow lrom 10 a.m. lo S pm. tn bulldtng 12 at the fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drive, CClla Mesa. Admission II S3. Ppr more lnlO!Dl4-. call 852·9267. BRIDAi.SHOW . Bloomlngdale's Fasblon lslAnd presents a free brk1al fashion show and product demonstration from tOa.m. to 1 p.m. tn the Gard.en and Homestore at .843 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call 729-6600. Bill>SHOW The Orange County Fair and E;q>osition Center hosts a bird · show presented by the Orange County Bi.rd Breeders, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building 10 at the f&.r- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission $5, children 12 and under are $1. For more infor- mation, call 828-2607. RUMMAGE SALE Oasis Senior Center hosts its annual rummage sale from 9 a.m. to noon at the center. 800 Mar- guerite, Corona del Mar. For more infonnation, call 644-3244. lANDMINE FORUM St. Mark Presbyterian Church hosts a free public fonun called Ridding the World of Landmines at 1 p.m. at the chwch, 2100 Mar Vista Drive,· Newport Beach. For more information. call 644-1341 . MONDAY MAGICAL SPECTACUIAR See the Andre Kole Magical Spectacular from 7 to 9 p .m . at the Estancia High School Gym. 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Me&a. AdmiMk:I\ ii M for ltudmtl and $6 for odul!I. No d>ildren ID>der 5 will be admitted. For more inf«· mat!On, call 5'7-5865. COLUGE-TheJ~ federation Campus hosts a conference for Jewish teenag ... and -familiel about the """"·-and opportunities of college life called ~ Poo· sible, Thldng on CoUege from 5,30 to 9'30 p.m. at the -· 250 E. Bilker Street, Costa MOl<l. Advanced reglltnt-bel0l8 the 17th Is SS and nicommended. Reg· lstration at the door ill $10. For more information. call 433-2478. ADO OVERVIEW Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach hosts a free Jedwe · called ADD·Overview about atten- tion deficit disorder at 7 p.m. at Coastline, 1200 Quail, Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call .f76-0991. JNF BOARD MEETING The Jewish Nationa1 Fund holds its annual open board meet- ing at 6:30 p.m.. at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 558-8733. TUESDAY NEWPORT SUNRISE BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a Newport Sunrise Breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The guest speaker will be Jerry Mandel, the .new President e're Ex • WAltDll09llG SEIWwt 111oomtngdale~ Puldon IsJand hosts a Karen Kane Wardrobing Seminar in the p..hkm:, same oo thild noor at Bloomlngdole~. 843 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more lnlormatloo, call n9-66oo. ADO CLASS CoasUine Counseling Center offen e. class about attention defidt disorder from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center, 1200 Quail StJeel, Suite 105, Newport Beach. AdI!llssion Is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. REPUBUCAN WOMEN BUS TRIP The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated otters a bus trip to the Reagan Ubrary and Muse- um leaving at 8 a.m. from the Cos- ta Mesa Golf Club, 1701 Goll Cowse-Drive, Costa . Mesa. The cost is $25. Guests are welcome. For reservatiom, call 546·2402 or 551-65'5. SlSTERHOOO WNCHEON Temple Bat Yahm's •SisterhoOO. holds a lWlcheon for paid-up Sis- terhood members at 11 a.m. in the Temple's social hall, 1011 Cam~ back St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644- 1999. UVlNG 'IRUST SEMINAR The Law Offices of Lisa Ciancio offers a free seminar ca.lied Do I Need A Llving 'Jrust1 Prolecting Your Aneta Through WW. aDd nu.ts at 6:45 p.m... at the Law ottices, 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach.-...- are required. for more informa- tion, call 574-0006. DM>Ra WO«KSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry Center olfen a -two- hour workshop foc:µsing on the common legal problems encoun- tereil during divor<e from 6 to 8 p.m . in the Re-Entry Center, 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call -432-5162. TOPIARIES PROGRAM The city of Newport Beach offers a free program called Don't Be Afraid of Topiaries at noon in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. PREGNANCY SEMINAR Hoag Health Center in Costa Mesa offers a free program called Maybe A Baby? at 7 p.m. at the center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 800-514-4624. -~ The Newport Hubor "'- Cbemhef of c.ommerc& holtl • Noon Networking li•N'hean Ill ~ 'l Riv..-tC..Ce, 151 ll.Coutfffgb', way, Newport Beoch. The ~ •• will be Aud.re' DeNard tr;:,., Alpha Oroega Hypnods. Tho -• Is $15 memben with ~j. and $17 for members witbput. 'Ibit1 ,. cost is 519 for non-members. Pat,, more information. c.all 729-4400. D£MO<JIACY DESIGNER REP Meet a representative from the 1 hot designer line Democracy at 1 Bloomingdale's in the Puhioft1.o. Slore, Tbinl floor. 843 ~ Center Drive, Newport Beach. Poi' more information, call 729-ti600. " .... " WNBA MEETING ,-1117 The West Newport Bea.di A§Ol 1' ciation board of directors meets a~1 7 p .m. at the Council C~!l ""I Newpo'1 Beach Oty Hall. ....,.,- Newport Blvd. Titis month's speaker is City Cowid.l mem.bet1• Heather Somers. The public it · invited to attend. For more infor.i..i. · mat:i.on, call 548-4560. ~.';• -· h'-SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER~ ..,.~ Beller grades are just the beginning." Ikner grades and higher sc.lf~tccm.. It starts with a call to Sylvan. ale I We ~re turning our existing warehouse into an 8,000 Sq. Ft. Showroom I . ' • Our Costa Mesa Showroom will be EXPANDING to give you more choices in HOME FURN HI • To prepare for this new addition all stock items will be REDUCED UP TO 75\ OFF • ·Enjoy lllQE SAVINGS on Fine Manufactures such as: Baker, Century, Jeffco, Hickory White, Leothercrott and many others. • AJ e as is condition 'tat be lalanden did lt agAln: t anothier IUOOellful IJJDl· mer evening under the chaired by Patti Ectwardl J-.U.flle. 1 1b1a year, the benefactor is 10rangewood Children'• Founda- , :tton, an otganlzatlon dedicated :to the protection of Orange 1County'1 abused and neglected 1chlldren. It'• hard to believe that ~there are any abused OT neglect- :~ cblldren in this region, ranked among the top five com- 'munitlel in America for families. It's a disgrace that we can enjoy the educational, cultural, recre- ' attonal and social activities that :abound in lbis region knowing 'that around the comer from the perfect subdivision exists a far- less-than-perfect world. Organizations such as Orangewood help make the Orange Coast among the top- . ranking communities in Ameri- ca. And groups like the Islanders, dedicated to the wel- fare and betterment of all chil- dren in the community, help to reduce and eventually eradicate ·the existence of child abuse and neglect. We can make it go away. There is no excuse for child abuse. Orange County should someday be able to say that there is no child abuse within its borders. This is a pos- sible reality. This is a goal that can be achieved. b.w. · cook Working toward lbis end with Edwards and File, Islanders president Margo Cbambel'lJn attended the summer festivities with husband Ward. Islanders founders Mary Lou Hornsby and Mary Ann Weill pitched in with Beth Bldna, Karen Bellon, Martha Green, Dlane McDon- ald, Martha JUchanlson, 11na ScbafnUz and Candice Schnapp, on the arm of prominent barris- ter mate Roger Schnapp, to ensure the success of the affair for Orangewood. They called the gathering Make a Splash for the Orange- wood Children's Foundation. Cocktails alfresco in the court- yard of Fashion Island between Neiman's and Bloomie's attract- ed Islanders, such as the super handsome couple Cert.ae and Construction Lury .... .,. ~ ... -......... tbe crowd Willa 11 h -.., s..,tmt•~,,_~ ............... uad ........ V1am-nm..,~ ctenctng unMr the stan WU punctua&ed by a live alictlOD and pteoty of beach-themed tun. Bach year, the end of summer bub condUdes the annual tund- raillng campaign of the lslAnden for the charity desig- nated its annual beneficiary. Then, a new organization is cho- sen by memben u the foal.I for the coming year. The only requirement is that the charl.ty finds its purpose tn helping chil- dren. The Islanders are open to new ideas, and new and differ- ent organizations seeking help. If you have a suggestion, send it to me a.t The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 96267, and I'll be sure it's passed along. 0 The Sutton Place Hotel, New- port Beach, will host Castle· of Dreams this fall to benefit 3,000 at-risk youth. It's the fourth annual Castle of Dreams fund- raising event sponsored by the Boys and Girls Cubs of Santa Ana. Five hundred supporters of the local boys and girls clubs are expected to converge on The Sutton Place on Nov. 1 to bid on more than $100,000 in auction . donations, with proceeds ear- marked for the children's needs. The 1991 honored guests will be the McLean family, owners of McLean Cadillac, Oldsmobile and GMC. Noted for more than 40 years of community service, When the S&P 500 declines (correction) your principal and interest do not (pro.tection). SAFECO LIFE guatantees it! Add to that tax deferral and lifetime income options, and you will see why IAflKIY l11clex is just what your looking for. SAflKIY ...... - A Fixed Annuity from IMICO Life Provides you with CORRECTION PROTECTION Mes~ Terrace Can Help You ••• Because t'Our loved one has Ab.heimct'a disease doa not mean they have U> be destined to a nursing home. The solution it residential care at Mesa Temoe. a tpeciaJJr designed, 1CCUR!d community that will care for your lowd one in a horne-lilrC environment. the McLeans will join distin- guished past honorees Nora and Charlie Hester, Judy and David Thn!shle, and the Stauffer fam.1- ly. To be a part of the communi- ty working to improve children's • lives and futures, call Cindy Gertz at 543-7212. • llltUCE COOK'S Society column runs Thursday and Saturday. .S. NATIONAL ~ PEEDWAY CHAMPIONSHIP GO thr~ugh th~ Gate for he8:1thy Japanese f~od T be new Tokyo Gate restau- rant Oil Eut 17th Street in Cotta Mesa oft .. beelthy Japen81e ~for any me ~by Taco Express and America'• Cup Yogurt and locat- ed aaoa the parking. lot from the WarehoUH, tbe frtendly restaurant -open just five weeks-welcomes lunch and dinner aowdl with a host of lean., wholesome Japanese food and some fried favorites u well. The restaurant is bright and airy with a subtle Japanese motif. Hanging paper lights, win- dows and white walls illuminate the small seven-table interior. Tokyo Gate owners Yung and Judy Wood offer many of the same Japanese dishes found at larger, more elaborate restau- rants, at very reasonable prices. Healthier alternatives include rice bowls, sushi, lean beef and chicken teriyaki and noodles. A full sushi menu is available, from one piece ($1 .50) to a large combination plate ($14.99) of eight pieces of sushi and six pieces of California roll .. Japan- ese and domestic beer, sake and wine are also available. Super bowls -a vartety of meats, vegetables and tofu over Japanese-style sticky rice -are a great lunch selection. ny a spicy chicken bowl ($4.50), or a no-skin, no-bone chicken bowl ($3.95). The katsu- don ($4.95) is deep-bi~ pork or chicken with poached egg over . rice. Or try the tofu bowl ($3.75), tofu terlyald over rice. The vegetable bowl ($3.65) is · ,a wholesome meal of fresh steamed and stir-fried broccoli, cabbage, carrots and onions over SIB rice, and the Tokyo bowl (M.50) is beef, chicken, vegetables and rice. When we visited the restau- rant on a recent Friday after- noon, we were greeted by Judy and given a bowl of edamame (soy beans), a fun and healthy snack that looks like pea pods and is packed with protein. My brother-in-law, Mike, ordered a combination plate of beef teriyaki and California roll ($7.95). All combinations come on a large plate and are served with salad and steamed rice. The California roll was deli- cious, with six round pieces of sliced aab, cucumber and avoca- do wrapped in seaweed and Japanese-style rice. The beef teriya.ki was lean and appetizing and covered with a tangy, sweet terlyak:i sauce. I tried the tempura entree ($6.50), also served with salad and rice. The entree came with deep-fried, tempura-coated • shrimp, potato, carrot, onion, broccoli, squash and zucchini accompanied by a deliciously light dipping sauce. The tempura batter was light and crispy but the dish was filling -an abun- dant amount for my lunch appetite. Mattress Outlet Sto BRAMJ NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Leal ~ 3165 llmbor Blvd. ~ Costa Mesa One llledl 9outll ol .\08 Pwy 545-7168 HABANA Head for the scent ot Caribbean cooking at the back of the Lab Anti-Mall, , where an old door opens to , factory-style wiodows, sunset-, washed conaete and the aro- ma of roasting pork. There you1l find authentic Cuban food such as mojo and papaya shrimp, sotrito steamers and bocaditos. Bottles of Ameli-• can. Spanish and C'.hilean wine are available. For the show-stopper dessert, a cup made of chocolate bolds a flourless chocolate cake With , espresso aeam sauce. Hot chocolate bread pudding is heavenly and so are the fresh fruit sorbets. 2930 Bristol St, Costa , Mesa. Moderately priced 556- 0176. MARGARITAVIILE A good margarita is hard to find, but they're at Margari- taville, where margaritas MAAC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Judy Woo of Tokyo Gate restaurant holds a tempura and chicken combo at her Costa Mesa eatery. made of fresh lemon and lime juice and Sauza Gold tequila are the best in town. The food is fine, the bar is generous and the conviviality gets an A- plus. Seven televisions feature football and trivia games and . there is live music every night. Mexican-food staples are available at good prices -a _ lot of good stuff is less than $6. We ordered a kid's bowl ($2.50) for my 1-year-old niece. A smaller version of the super bowl, the kid's bowl is a gener- ous portion of tender sliced chicken covered in teriyaki sauce over rice. Other entrees include beef sukiyaki ($8.95), a popular Japanese dish of beef and veg- etables, tofu, noodles and onion; beef short ribs ($8.95}; sesame chicken ($6.95); salmon teriyaki ($9) and more. Side orders include gyoza ($2.95), shrimp tempura ($1.99), chicken salad ($3.95), kim chee Cost •trectlve Legal So~ ~ ($1.25) and vegetable tempura ($3). Tokyo Gate cooks don't use MSG and promise to skim the excess fat from the beef and chicken. Low sodium soy sauce is av~ble upon request. 2332 W. Coast Higbwa1' Newport Beach. ~; 631-8220. ... • ~ • Exercise Equipment • Scuba• Hockey .: ~y • Wetsuits • Surfboards • Golf • Snowboards & M • ~ ~ IPGITI =~ '~ ~ COlllllllllll'f.= .• COSTA MESA, 670 w. 17t h st. (714) 548·0&6': ***BUY, SELL, TRADE*** Plug into the Pilot C lassffied section to find services from electronics and plumbefs, to landscapers and painters. • • • . ~ Thorotqn, California October18, 19, 1997 ....... -....,.... t. : In ConurwlltOIWllM of_IM ~ 80tle ,..,.,.,~,..,,.,.,Our • LadyofFatltM'a "l'~"oe : at Fatima, Portapl . • : Please join us on a beautiful : Northern California : weekend retreat. Bus leaves : from Costa Mesa . • : For mon inlomi8don call: : Mada et 714/S'TT~ • • Pleue call by Sept. 20th •L---....;..;..;;..--------------• • • FREE MEDIUM DRINK AHO CAtSPY BAG OF CHIPS Wiii OQ&.IPOfl end .. ~ al "" ..., ""°*" .. Ouizno'• In the MMa Nor1l'I Shopping Center Umll -OQ&.IPOfl per~ Nat Y9lld .. .,,, ~ olllf • 'tllllll .... pldlllllld tt10 .... ..-.co..-. (71'> ... 1111 WINDY NIGHfS The Metro Pointe &mes &r Noble Cele Musk: pteMOts Wlndy Nights on Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m. at 901 B South Cout Orive, Colt.a Mesa. Por lDformatlon. call 444-0226. MY ANntOHV ANO HIS IAND Orange Coast College presents Ray Antbooy and bis Band bn SUnday at 4 p.m. ln the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2101 Palrview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance tickeJs are $23 for adults, S20 for OCC students, Molon and children 12 and under. 1\ck.ets at the door are S26. Por lnlormation, call 432-5880. JOSEPH. YASHAR Class!~ guitarist Joseph Yasbar will perform a free concert Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ln the Newport Beach Central Library Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For lnfonnation, call 717- 3801. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS The shopping center has free live classic rock performances scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday; from 7 to 10 p.m. Fn· day and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p m Sa~y and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at lttangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. RECORDER WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Conunumty Education offers a seven-week work· shop learning how to play the recorder for beginning, intermediate and advanced players, starting Saturday, from 9 a.m. to noon In Room 108 of OCC's Music Building, 2701 PaiJvlew Road, Costa Mesa. Regi.strabon IS $45 and partio pants must furnish their own recorder. For infonnallon, call 432-5880. ART FRANK UOYD WRIGHT Orange County Museum of Art pre- sents an exhibit of funcbonaJ art fur· nishings by Prank Lloyd Wright starting Saturday through Nov. 30. The muse- um is open Tuesday through Sunday. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach Adnussion is $5 for adults; $4 for seruors and students; clilldren under 16 and museum mem· bers are free. Call 759-1122. GAU.ERV PARADISO The Ga.llery Paradiso presents two shows with an opening reception Fri- day from 7 to 11 p.m. at 1604 Babcock St.. Costa Mesa. The gallery will tea· ture acoustic pieces by artist Michael Brewster and painter Roland Reiss' "The Silvertakes" through Oct. 22. For more Wormabon, call 650-3690 PICASSO EXHIBIT The Orange County Museum of Art presents "The Graphic Art of Pablo Picasso" starting Saturday through Nov. 30. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m_ at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is S5 for adults; $4 for seniors and students; children under 16 and museum members are free. Por · more information, call 759-1122. SUNDAY SPOTUGHT TOURS The Orange County Museum of Art offers a Sunday Spoillght Tour at 2 p.m. focusing on a single artist or work of CATERING, TO.GO. KJOS MENU AVAILABLE Gant Sdcct1on of Brcr lie W111c SERVING Lunch 11 :00 ro 4:00 Dinner -Daily at 4:30 270BristolSt.,Ste1114 C'.osta Maa • CA 92626 Briatol V'illage Plaza Comer of Red Hill & Brhtol .: ·"' •• • .. . t {· ... ::, • join us fo.r a c/U1Ull family Jining atmosphere Phone 241-1444 SINCE SABATINO'S 1884 Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL A DELICIOUS "UNCH.ES DINNER• SUNDAY BRUNCH art. Sunday's topic: Marilyn Wea.rda spotlights Elmer Bisdloff's "1Wo Fig· ures at Sea.shore.• Spotlight tours are free with admission. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students; chil- dren under 16 and museum members are free. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, Tuesday through Sunday. The museum IS located at 850 San Clemente Drive., Newport Beach. For lnlormation, call 759-1122. TIJESDAY TALKS • The Orange County Museum of Art presents, "Tuesday Talks at Noon,• a series of free talks at noon by artists, critics and historians complementing the art displayed in the museum's gal- NOW SERVING Co~Style With Out Sunday Mexican BreakfaSt PHOTO l>0"'1 The fllne Arts Gallery at Orange Cout College preNJlts ~ pher Peggy Jone1' exhtbUion. "PinboM to Pbel," through Sept. 26 at 2101 Fairview Road, Colt.a Mesa. Adm1llion Is free. Por ioformation, call 432-5039. DANCING BEAR GALLERY The Dancing.Bear Gallery presentl a special exhibit of six limited edition prints from the Cape Donet archives through Sept 28 at 412 31st St, New- port BMch. The gallery is open Tues- day through S4turday from 11 a .m. to 4 p .m. Por more information, call 723- 1922. NEWPORT IEAOt OTY HAU The public is invited to view Helen Belllnger's •Art on the Rocks" and Nancy Ganiner's "The Poree of Gravi- ty• ln the Newport Beach City Hall gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd. through Sept. 30. The emtbit ls free and open for viewing Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Por information, call 717-3870. . ART Of ntE AUTOMOllLE The public is invited to view ·Art of the Automobile," an exhibit of paint· ings by William Motta. in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave .. through Sept. 30. The exhibit is free and open for view- PRIM• .... NICIHTI .7. Now on Ille Water in. . Newport &ad ' .J A trtUJilion of a bWJy :Flo~ t:#Uine conli.naeJ/ ~ t'Z1"7 ....... ,........, Ina t ........ ~~·~ ~· ua.eotp.a..._. -. ... eo s.,..fraio 11~1. Wll19COl.Oa MIJ SQUIWIS n. Jewtlb Coawnuatty CilDtiet ol OrUge Couldf ,. ....... -eb*ect .... c:ia1iam ... ~ abll* ol .rtllt -..... GfWI~ )at,. ell work~ Oc.t. 22 4d tbe ~. 250 I! .... St., a. Meia:. AdDUt- liao is fllN. A 11*M1 dlt--wlD be~ f.tolD .. to 9 p.m. ...... tnfomWIM. Cl9D 755.o340. wcw PHOTOC11tt.1t1m IJCl9T' HOMEAIO PIK>JECT PLAYHOUSf 1'bi Newport Hllbor NaUtkal MUMUiD opem its 1997 summer ahlb-tt, •Wlnd OD the Weter: W~ Pbotoa• ntpben in Yacbting,' from jO a.m. to! p.m. through Nov. 9. The mUMUD\ Is located aboard the rlwrboat Pride ol Newport. docked at the Baek Bay Brldoe. 151 B. C9Ut Highway, New- port Beech. AdmlllfiQO Is lree for mesn- ben; 14 for guest adults, St for guest children 12 and younger. Tbe m\lle\UD Is doled Mondays. Por more inform&· tion. at.11675-8915, ext. un. HomeAJd'• l1xth annual Prdject ~ Playboule exhfbtt of themed playbous· • es will be dilplayed starting Priday • throughout Fil.lh10n Island and auc- tioned off to the highest bid~ on Oct. 1 18. For more info.rmation, call 721-DEE msu 2000. TASTE Of N£WPOllT The Robert Mondavl Wine and Food Center pn11e11ts artist Dee Biser through Nov. 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1570 Scenlc Ave., Costa Mesa. Por information, call 979-4510. FANTASY 1V BLUEPRINTS The Orange County Museum of Art S'outh Coast Plaza Gallery presents Mark Bennett's "Fantasy TV Blue- prints" of dassic television show homes through Nov. 30. Admission Is free and hows are 10 a.m . to 9 p.m.1 Monday through Priday1 10 a.m. to 7 p .m. Satur· day; and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday. The gallery is located at 3333 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa. Por lntormation , call 759-1122. More than 35 restaurants meet Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday on Newport Center Drive to gt~ the community a taste of the great selection of restau· rants in Newport Beach. Enjoy great · • food and Uve entertainment. For infor- mation, call 72{M.400. OtUOC JONES SHOWROOM View the world of Chuck Jones and his private collection at 3636 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The retail gallery Is free and open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and S4turday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For lnlormation. call 723-1900. ARTS AND MUSK: fESTIVAL The Balboa Arts and Mu.sic Festival Is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Peninsula Park at the base of Balboa Pier featuring live music, arts and aafts and food throughout the day. The event is free to the public. For lntonnatioo, at.11 6«-3 159. SAFARI IRUNOt A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise Is available aboard the 54-foot Emerald Forest nJd docked in Balboa at the Pun Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sun- day. The cost ls $25.95 per person and $15.95 for children under 12. Por reser- vations,call 673-02-40. Ml .CASA 0 MEXICAN RESTAURA NT OUR MEALS ARE A TRI p TO MEX KO 0 ° 0 I Ile Have 11ie Most Taps OD leconl In ftmDt...-~~ Orange County! • 46 Import Ileen • ,42 Micro Brewaa We feature over ~ slngl«nalt ~ blended Sootch Whiskeys as well as many top.of-the-line bourbons. tequilas and brandies. HEmlY 'N llAIUlY'S GOAT HILL TAVERN 1830 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa (714) 548-8428 ·-CMOS \LI Ol{IOI 'Ol'l'\I \(, 10 \(IC\ \I\\ \I \\0\' "ARRESTING PRODUCTION ... VISUALLY INTRIGUING!" -la A1""411nttr "GREAT COMIC ~ ... BREATHTAKINGLY ATI'RACTIVE!" ~County RtfJ*r ''FILLS BOm THE HEAD AND TIIE HEART ... A TIIBATREGOER'S DHUGHT ... GORGEOUS!" ~l'ld "FIAT 118 ENSEMBLE ... OP-NOTCH TALPNn" • -CllUISl-lbo ea_,, .. ottering ... """"' atlfMl·w.:y Tbunday ~ '° ltl d1Mer guMtt who h9Sel'V• ''*"' 1n advance through September, The crulle ii otf--1tothetint60 ~ each night and ladudes awnpltmentary deaert and ooHee. The 1ll&od. Mujer'es lee\191 dodr. &I: 8 p.m. and retwns at 9 p.m. The NS\aurant is located at 30\0 Lafayette Ave .. Newport Beach. Pel" l'elervlltiom, call 61.S-S777. 'AND MISS R!AADON DRINKS A U11U' 1be 'Theatre Dimict PR!MYltl ·And Mia Reanioo DrtnJcs & Uttle" by Paul Zind.61, Saturday through Oct. t8 at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Perfor- mances are Pridays and Satun:tays at a p.m. and Sundays 7 p.m. Ticltetl for Pdday and Sunday perfonnances are $15 and Saturdays are $20. Student, seniOI" and qroup disa>unts are avail- , able. For inlormation, call 435-4043. NEW VOICES PLAYWRIGHTS The New Voias Playwrights Work- shop presents an evening of short playt and works:in-progreu Monday at 7:30 p.m. at The Theatre District, 2930 Bril- tol St, Costa Mesa. Actors from Stages, The Theatre District, the SCR Acting Conservatory and other local venues will participate In the reading. Reserva- tions dJ"l! reconunended. For informa- tion, call 435-4043 or 444-4451. MOU£RE"S 'SCMtN" Orange Coast College's Theatre Department presenl5 Moliere's comedy "Scapin" Sepl 25 through 28 and Oct. 3-5 in the college's Drama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Per- :£ta~,i~~ . eafeJ: • Mexican&. American • CUlslne ' • Moo-Sat' 7am-8pm ' sun : 7am-2pm. • Costa Mesa • 722·3636 • : 2346 Ne~ Blvd. #3 : ., ••• lA!Yf .... SJ-•••• Jo f~ lteJt at 8 p.m. lbunda.y through StNrday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Advanc9d. tkbtsMa SB lorTbundly and Sunday ~ormcmces and SB at ... -· S1 to. ...,..L:' Sa\Wday lbows and 18 at Iba ud can be pwcbued et OCC'l.ncut Otftat 1n Iba Cclaununity Educetion Building or hy phone. Seating ii limited. For lnlor- mation. call '32-5880. GOOOASNEW . 11fe South Cout Repertory plftents •Good Aa New", a c:omedy by Peter Hedges, Priday through Oct. t9 oo the Second·~· 655 Town Centfr Drive, Colta. M..._ tt.guW ticbts ue S26 to Sf.t. A special Pay What You WW lhOw wW be Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Por lnlor- mation. oall 957-2602. ARMOWR ADVENTURES The 1997 Armtbalr Adventwes series at Orange Cout. College conlin· ues Sepe. 26 with a film on Jerusalem. • Jerusalen\-Saaed and Profane•, at 7 p.m. Ticketl are S1 in advance and $9 at the door. Seaton puaes are also available . For more in!onnation, call 432-5880. OIClAHOMk The Orange County Museum of Art continues Its celebration of musicals with •oklaboma• on Friday at 6:30 p.m. In the Lyon Auditorium, Museum Education Center of the Orange Coun- ty Museum of Art. Admission is SJ for musewn members, students and seniors and S.S for the general public. Alter the film, guests are invited to stay for film analysis and discussion. For in!orma.tion, call 759-1122. l'OllTTHIA11ll The Port 'IbeatN p,_.ntl the week·long P..UV&I Hong Kong lt&rt· tng Priday and Saturday with ·The Big lieat• and "Pull Cont.act.• Sun- day, the thN.ter presents "Peking Opera Blue.• and "The Blade.• Mon- day and Tu.etday will feature "Young and D&DgefOUlf and •Tbe Stunt WOUUUl" and. Wednesday and Thurs- day "The New Legend ol Shaolln • and "SwO(cilmul n .• Shows are S7 for adult._.and $4.SO ,or tenJorw and chil- dren und'1 ,12. The theater ii loc:o.ted 2905 E. CoUt Highway, CoroDb de! · Mar. For lnfonnation, please call 673· 6260. KIDS COOKIE MOUSE Meet the Cookie Mouse at BAmes & Noble Fab1on ltla.nd on Monday at 1 p.m. at 953 Newport Center Drive, Newpxt Beach. for information, call 75!M>982. £l.EC11'0NK PET CARE 0.UB Kids with electronic pets can enjoy a discussion and tips on how to take care of thelr electronic pet at Barnes & Noble ntangle Square on Thursday at 7 p.m. at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa. Mesa. for lnlonnation, call 631-0614. BAND CAMP Orange Coast c'ollege's ·College for Kids" program olfers a 10-week inter· mediate band camp for youngsters starting Sept. 26 through Dec. 12 from 4 to 5 p.m. al Newport Heights School, 300 e: 15th St., Newport Be<1ch . Stu· dents ue responsible for instrument rental. Registration b $45. For informa- tion, call 432-5880. The VF#Qf Sunday Brundl JsJustAs SpOOaCu]ar. If you're Jeekina a feasr for lhe palalc as well as lhc other senses, try wr in1:011f:Wable oceanfront Sunday champagne brunch. Each week. we present an cnlicina -.y ol f.-e includina Baron r:I bed, ~oow::letres. saladl. fresh sushi, ... and inaedibk deslerts. iCfW!d on our pario Tht Wat.trfroot· · ...._.,. ... -Pwcifi< °""'·So .:.:;.sr~ trr.ai yoinelfthis Sooday. One look, one taslc':, '';;,: ~ Ind you'll s!we ow unique plint o( view. Beac:fl il:eeon Adults Sll.9' • Oliknn S 12.9' •Free 11alidaacd p.t.ing . !11"'1 PM;frC.llOSI Hitit-J, Huti.,,_ BMd, f'..4 9/HR 7f4-'Mtl-11171 o , .. 1 Ritz Entertalnrrient presents • • • • • • • • • • • TWIH tt P~tm~ Fall JazPf t s· · . Loncer erze.~ Enjoy live pertormonces by the biggest names In Jozz In the beou11ful: dynamic venues of Twin Palms Newport Beac h. For one low price, you'll receive show flckets and on elegant three-cou"9 prlx-flxe dinner showcasing the bounty of Callfornlo coastal cuisine. KMANGIONE legendary Jaiz trumpeter melodic Jaiz/pop acoustic guitar RICHARDE soul-drenched tenor sax Be FARAH multicultural guitar wizards October 10 LARK J' a TEARS With David ClaytOn lhomas. A tlely fusion of Jazz rock 8t blues Oecember!i niURSOAY. ~ 11, 1997 r--------------------------~-------------------~ ,. Balhoa'sart,mµslc ~-~ :=~-j ; fest on Saturday s.no. .. 6"·3151. -'*>Ill. -_.... ! Cbo-1 c1ra---• ......._., """"'·-1!.d!Mting . _...,..,.--, Balle · I wwwpla,,_'ACblW"tt • and cblldnn'>-""' t company ~ans c.n.a.·,,,. jM!lll is Oct. 1e oi ·: -tbe IY-croftl fund-raiser & pJD. Pe< more lnf"'-lloo. • that 35 venckn wW have far , ..ie .. _ ..... ArtJI and ii.Dot MontAmanl wtD be ca11-..1.. • ' -.,• Mum: fl tli'ml, taldDg pYt'8 at boldlna its annual fucdr f tag .... Penimula Park at tbe -ot ..-Oct. ta. Tbe bollet 11 Follies auditions r the=:T';am11yeven~ ==:,.C::::::., slated for Saturday 1 which NDI from 10 a.m. to 5• awarenen of dance in youth. Auditions tor the 1998 f p.m., will also feature a balloon This year, the group bu CHOC Follies will be Saturday t artllt. .-1s from D4D<ll! City received"'°"' than S7 ,OOQ in starting at 10 a.m. at the Sutton • , and three bends. 1be morning ·grants to support its outreach Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthw .:; : . entert&inment will feature the program. The funds will prl-·Blvd., Newport 13each. : : Dennis Roger Reed. Band th.at martly be going toward the bal-The Follies will be Jan. 30 1 \ =:rm~~~:dto ~~~ -~~~~~tionwillbe ~: l blues tunes in the morning. Corot,• scheduled. to be per-held and then ~le auditions :;· l Next up, the local 8(tlboe Blues formed this December at Santa will follow at 1 p .m. Cast mem-1 : band will pla.f traditional blues. Ana High School. Orange hers must be at least 21. J1 : The evening will dose with Coe.st College, and Newport Tap dancers should bring l , Newport's Green Room band Harbor High School their tap shoes and singers f : performing instrumental surf Through donations and its should prepare a short selection -~ : music. yearly fund-raising event, the of their best material. Piano 1 : •It's a day to come out and ballet performs foe more than accompaniment is ayailable. ~ 1 relax and enjoy the Newport 5,000 students yearly. In addi-Those interested in· diaJogue : \ weather,• said coordinator Mar-tion, they offer outreach pnr should be prepared to read., : : ilyn Fisher. grams to churches, senior cen-. Cbalren are not allowed a.t : : · Admission to the festival is ter&, and hospitals, b"ee of the audition. For more inform.a-, : free of charge. charge. tion, call 532:8690. : ' . L ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ f .. 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"You'll enjoy workin~ alongaide other nir r people ... and they'll fef:l the 1a1nf' abuut yon! - 2600 E. Coast Hwy . Sho Corona de! ~lar DIS~?.~~rx .. ... ps 640-411 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. t '· I t's eater to l8tt18 a lawswt tbaD to fight one, even if you're right. That's the aeed of c:om~y Jawyen and insurance carriers in the 1990s -settle for a 1ittle money, and you'll ultimately save money. That's why it's heartening to see Mesa Consolidated Water District officials hold to their principles and refuse to pay out a cash reward to an employee who was fired for reportedly drinking and driving on the job. That employee, Daniel Valdez, was on his way to a Mesa employee picnic when he was arrested in a company vehicle. He :-1 • was charged with driving under the influ- ' l ence and possession of marijuana. ' , I ' ' I I I I I ' I t. After an investigation into the matter by Mesa officials, Valdez was let go. · But that wasn't the end of the matter. Valdez filed suit and charged that he was dAJs said, •Not one penny." The legal machines started turning, aDd Valdez bargained for less and leu money. Each time Mesa officials shook their heads no. . Filially, Valdez gave up and recently dropped the lawsuit altogether. The cost tQ Mesa1 Some $30,000 in legal fees, hall of which were paid by its insurance company. But it's money well spent. The message is clear: The ratepayers of Mesa Consoli- dated will not be victimized by' frivolous lawsuits. It all seems like common sense, b11t that's a rare commodity in today's liti- gious world. I • I ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ By Trudy Ohlig-Hall I n response to Joe Devlin's commentary c·want cheaper water? Let the city run things• Daily Pilot Sept. 11), Devlin's attack on Mesa Con- solidated Water District includes a lot of misinforma- tion. But first, be.fore I go any further, I want to make it Trudy completely Ohllg-Hall clear that none of my com- ments' are in any way directed towards the d:ty of Newport Beach. We at Mesa have an excellent working relationship with New- port Beach. The following com- ments are only in response to Devlin's comments. I wish the space was available to complete- ly respond to Devlin rather than just these few comments. Now, none of Devlin's com- ments about •problems" have any validity. He apparently has relied on inf ollilation supplied by others rather than personally investigated the details. Devlin is well aware of the intrlcades of the operation of a water depart- ment He was in charge of the New- port Beach Water Department from 1970 to 1987, when he retired from the water depart- ment. Devlin talks about the great effidencies of a dty-nm water department. Let's look at the facts. Under Devlin's guid- ance, the water rate for Newport Beach is now $2.00 per unit, 50% higher than Mesa's $1.33. HI! cites other cities with low- er rates but forgets to mention most cities and water agencies are subsidized with property tax. Therefore, their true water rate is bidden, and in most cases, when the tax subsidy is added to the direct water rate, the water is more expensive than Mesa. Mesa receives NO property tu subsidy. The last rate increue for Mesa was 1995, the last rate inaease for Newport Beach was 1996. At the present time, no rate increases are anticipated by Mesa, and further, Mesa ju.st ini- tiated a rebate to its customers. In 1970 the city of Costa Mesa divested itself of its water depart- ment in favor of a separate, inde- pendent agency for operational and fiscal efficiency. In 1996, Cost.a Mesa reaf- firmed its position with a resolu- ti()ll x-ejecting the idea of merging Mesa with the city. Much is made about those cities and agencies that were involved in the Orange County bankruptcy. Mesa saw the problem and had none of its customeIS' money invested in that pool. Mesa has not had the embar-. rassing problem that Newport Beach did with the embezzle- ment of S2 million from its Utility Department. Mesa has wells within the city limits of Costa Mesa and does not have to run a water line from a distant city to obtain its ground water, as does Newport Beach. Mesa h as a long-range plan to mHimize the utilization of ground water. Those who are involved with the water industry generally comment that Mesa is one of the best-run agencies in California. We are proud of our operation and are willing to make a comparison to any other agency. However, we have been and continue to be subjected to innu.,.' endo and attacks by those with a personal agenda, not in the best interest of the residents of Costa Mesa. • TRUDY OHUG.ftALL Is a board dlrec· tor with Mesa Consolidated Water Dis- trict and a resident of Costa Mesa. readers hotline DUELING OVER LANGUAGE .THE ISSUE: Debate over merits of bilingual instruction :heats up in Newport-Mesa Unified School District . . :1 'ma special' education teacher in Santa Ana who has bilin- gual issues all over the place, and I really do believe that Eng- Jish immersion program is the best way to go -especially if you're working with at-risk chil- dren where they have a language communication difficulty to begin with. But I also think parents should be give n an opportunity to request inunersion or bilingual, so, I guess. those programs need •to be available. The sooner the students can learn oral English language, the sooner they can learn to speak it, read it and write it, the better for them. But as the Spanish-spea.king 'kids come to us, I see the sooner that they are put into oral English language and given that opportu-. nity first in kindergarten, for instance. the better chance they have to be more English profi- ,dent by the time they reach j unior high and high school. I have a lot to say on this issue because I'm so concerned with where we're going with the at- risk kids needing one language. But I've seen the English, iinmer- sion group move ahead quicker if they get just English even 11 they have Latino or Vietnamese or any background. U they are =veu total English immen:ion In~-. ....-With sheltered native~~ support, in other words, support tn .their native lan- ·guage, I've -seentn the :yean, I've beentevNng ldM>ol linoe 1967, that ~b8DeGtiad -more actKltlldrcllly :a. Well u IOc:laDf' acd- )'Date to our A1wtma m Ol W.. t CAWI~ t tl•pilt .... dtizens as they grow older, and we feel that it is a privilege to be part ol a tenific program with innovative teachers. The parents whose children were placed with- out notice should consider them- selves lucky. PETE AND MARIAN DICKEY Costa Mesa I firmly believe that this is an English-speaking country and that every child has the right and the responsibility of learning to speak. write and read English. And the schools should be dedi- cated to that. ANN SPENCEJl Newport Beach Bilingual education not only helps students who don't speak English, it also provides a unique opportunity for English-speaking students to start learning a new language at an age when they can do it most easily. I know Bngl1sh-speakng par- ents in Newport-Mesa and else- where who feel that dual-1.an- guage education helps rather than hurts their children academi- cally. They COD.llder it a special chance for their kids. We should keep a program that enjoys such strong parent and teacher sup- port. It makea no sense to stop dual-language education tn the Newport-Mesa IChools. SCOJT 'DIAatl!a Calta Maia My son is a product of bilin- gual education at Kaiser Primary. He's 12 now and is in an advanced language art core at Te Winkle and has suffered absolutely no W effect. I love the program and think it added to his ability to undeIStand and grasp, not only English, but Spanish, and has a better under- standing of other cultures. In the United States, we're one of the few countries in the world where our children are not growing up learning two, three maybe four different languages, and it's a real defidt. I think that not only do you learn your own language better, but you learn more about other countries and other people. So, I'm all for bilingual education and I'd really hate to see that phased out DEBRA MARSTELLER Cost.a Mesa ~o I do not feel bilingual edu· cation is wanted in our public schools. We are under no obliga- tion as a nation to provide instruc- tion in a language other than English to every child that comes into our school system. Now if IODleOl1e doesn't like that, they should either hire a prl- vate tutor to have their children taught in an altemate language other than Bnglilh or go back to tbeR ~of orlgbi. ~ 9ducation at best. ii entttanent~buecl and tociaHstic- bQed type ol thlnldng. 'lbll ooun- tly ia miaer DO otltigation to pro- vkie .,,,,.,,,.ry language to any- body. NO ott. Country poYidea this eerYlce, and It's ttiDe we Stop domgit. JANl!T MCCAMMON COltaMela MARC MAATlll / DAlY Pll.Ot Parents of Newport-Mesa Unllied School Diltrtd cbllclrell argue wlietber bOlngual edacatton should be allowed in the elementary ICbools. · And they don't even know • how to read. We need to address the basic skills before we start : doing all of the other things that: they're going to learn in high school. I feel the wa.y that we : voted, as parents, and the way the laws p turned down • alreedy, that we should at leut : bave the #t for our cbll4nin ¥? get an education. • TONYLARG* CoetaMesl I tflAW WEATHER SEMINAJt ~ .Cout College's Sail- ing ~ offen a two hour ......,.r called Heavy Weather: The Myth and the Reality, Sept 26, from 1 to 9 p .m. at OCC's Sall-1119 Center, 1801 W. Coast High- V1ay, Newport Beach. The cost is S29 fol' singles and $39 for cou- plel. Par more information, call 645·9412. NAVIGATION CLASS The Sailing Program at Orange Coast College otters an eight-part Celestrial Navigation dul, Saturday through Oct. 22, from 1 to 10 p.m. The cost is $79. Por more information, call 645- 9412. POWER YAOfT ClASS Orange Coast College's Marine Program offers a five--0.ay •uve aboard" class on the yacht Wide Waters Wednesdays through Sunday, Oct. 1 through 5, Oct 29 through Nov. 2, Nov. 12 through 16, and Dec. 3 through 7. Weekend sections run Friday through Sunday, Oct. 10 through 12 and Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 18 and 19. Enrollment for each section is limited. The cost is $1,495. For more information, call 645·9412. CATALINA CRUISES Weekend excursions to Catali- n.a aboard the Volcano are Offerilcl bt' ~ Co.t Col-... s-omg Program Sept. 'r1 and 28, Oct. 18 and 19 and bee. 6 and 7. 1be au.lies are del1gned for lalloiw With intermediate-level 1ldl)j, Thi COit (or one weekend trip ii St 95. Por mote lnformation, call 6'5-9' 12. YACHT DEseGN Learn the buics of yacht design during a 12-week course offered by Orange Coast Col- lege's s.rnng Program starting Sept. 29 through Dec. 15 from 7 to 10 p .m. at OCC's Salling Cen- ter, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. for more infor- mation, call 645-9412. CATAMARAN WORKSHOP OCC's Sa111ng Center offers a three-hour seminar called Choos- ing a Cn1!8jng Catamaran, Sept. 23, from 1 to 10 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $23 for individuals and $39 per couple . For information, call 645-9412. POWER YACHT TRAINING OCC's Marine Program offers a five-day "live abroad• Power Yacht Owner-Operator 'Ii'aining class starting Oct. 1 through 5, Oct. 29 through Nov. 2, Nov. 12 through 16, Dec. 3 through 7. Weekend sections are Oct. 10 through 12 and Oct. 18 and 19. The cost is $1,495. For more infor- mation, call 645-9412. Dl~SEL MAINTENANCE OCC's Sailing Program offers a three-hour workshop, Friday, from 7 -10 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $23 for singles and $39 for couples. for information, call 645-9412. · LIDOS CLASSES OCC's Sailiµg Program offers intermediate Lldos classes this fall. The five-week, non-crepjt classes meet on successive Satur- day or Sunday afternoons from 1:15 to 5:15 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Beginning sailing is a prerequisite. The Lldo class is a primer for OCC's Introduction to Shields classes. Qasses are offered in September, October and November. Registration is $90. For more information, call 645-9412. ASH SOtOOt Pilblng classes a.re Offered MOD.day and Tuesday ot each week. C1aJses leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a .m. and return at • p.m. Cost ls S125 per person. For mont information. call 673-2810. DORY ASHING R.EET Get to the Newport Pier/McFad- den Square early to watch the Oeet return with the fresh catch ot the day. The fish is prepared·tor sale at the open-air market. ASHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and boat charters (open party and private) are available at Newport Landing SpoJtfishing, 309 Palms, Suite P, 615-0550; Falco Fishing Charters, 832-7708; and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, 673-1434. SIX.PASSENGER SPORtfJSHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarters on the Balboa Peninsula, 673·2810. SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurl at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 14-foot sail- boats at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1154. kAYAIC a.ASSES Beginning see kayaldng, rolling clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski nm.tali are also available. For more infor- matioo., call Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675-1215. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS 1\vo-bour kayak tours begin at 10 a.m. every Sunday from New- port Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult. $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call 729- 1154. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 per hour) and dou- ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Balboa Pun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayak, surf ski and canoe rentals. Call 675-1215. "For the Freshest Taste on the Peninsulal'' RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT ()i board the "Pride of Newport" RMlrboet, Home CJ The Newport Harbor Naudcal Museum (Fameriy Reuben E. 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Raser4tionl ~· l..oc8t8d It 3:>10 l..ahr,ett8 /Jf/8 .• ~Beach, CA (714) 675-5777 Fax 87~10 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN • . Get hocbd on Che hltl9lt filh 8llll1lbll. m.ti "'9d ftlh, eaefood and c:tWcbn. -~ ...... a'illd plDI Ind~ IJ'.•:iel:• ~ ~ Uc days a W8llll. Mon. d1ru nus. 11.-n-8rlm: Fri & Set. 1 1~. Loami. 670 w. 17th a. l(E, 0.. Mesa (West ci Iha 01W Treder Joe's.) 64Sa373 other people and help them. ,,_,.Te not 1ntim.lclated by dif-~ces. • . . The Kaiser parents who were ppy with bilingual educa- saw theil students tran.s- into English-only cla.ss- thi.s week. School board membe.rs plan ieview the diltJict's bilingual ucation polides in the coming ool year, but their opinions bout the program differ. 'Dustee Wendy Leece said she pported a shift from bilingual ucation to English immersion- th -individual instructional li.ldes for limited English stu- dents. •rm ready to die for it,~ eece said. "It's doing what's gbt for education and not g afraid of the political con- ~ences and being labeled a 'NEILL ' CONTINUED FROM A 1 . ' informant gave him a non-work- ' ing .38 caliber revolver supplied by the Orange County District Attorney's Office. Between Sept. 2 and Sept. 4, the informant, while under police surveillance, tried to elicit specifics about the intended victim, but O'Neill said be would not give him more information till they were on the road, the report said. racist. I AY ~ ftr'lt mid B~lilh o~. l'm not a radlt Engllsh can be taugbt t0 DGA Bngllah students of any ~ ground .... (We cannot) accom- modate thOIM wbo ree.1ly dOn't want to buckle down -and do wbafa difficult.• 'D'ustee Serene Stokes, who has experience working with bilingual education In Santa Ana Unified School District. said lbe fa\'Ol'9d keeping tbe program and putting time limits on it. Some students stay in bllin· gual education longer than nec- essary because they are forced to take a test proving their Span- ish language abilities before they can move into English-only classrooms, Stokes said. •A kid-should transition (to English-only) in a year and a half to two years,• Stokes said. "They want them to be fluent in their own language before they move to English. I don't see it as an advantage. We have young- sters who have difficulty in Eng- lish, but we don't keep them With a police contingent secretly on their tail and a wire in the car, the men left for Northern California on Sept. 9 along Pacif- ic Coast Highway, the report said. Police took both men into custody in Capitola the next morning, though the informant was soon released. O'Neill told the informant he planned to approach the intend- ed victim and shoot him twice in the bead, but didn't reveal the intended victim's name. 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The Miners wanted their daughter to have full custody of the 8-year-old boy she bad With Leland, and were angry at him because Miner-Leland, who suf- fers from multiple sclerosis, was hooked on prescription drugs, Leland told police. bWngual education for limtted English speakers, but thought it was unfair for other students. Janice Pahill, who lives in the same area, chose to send her kindergartener to private school rather than to Whittler where she believes he would not get Mae Miner, who has not been arrested, did not answer the phone at her Lido Isle home on Wednesday. O'Neill could face life in prison on a ~third strike" if con- victed of the three counts lodged against him Wednesday in Orange County Central Munici· pal Court in Santa Ana -solici- tation of murder, attempted pre· meditated murder, and being a felon in possession of a firearm, said Deputy District Attorney John Anderson. O'Neill, who bas a long record Photocrafts Unique Gifts Personalized images logos or embroidery on * T-Shirts, Caps, Mugs, PUzzles, Canvas Bags, Plates & Key chains Personalized Children's Books the same exposure to English. •Everybody that I talked to can't understand why I think putting my child in a non-Eng- lish speaking classroom is unac- ceptable,• Parrill said. "The (school) district treated me like I'm some radst lady.• of violent crime, lived in a little room adjacent to the Stag Bar in exchange for doing odd jobs around the place, Smith said. In September 1959, O'Neill faced a conviction for robbery in Washington state, for a robbery in Orange Gounty in April 1968, for a bank robbery in Washing- ton state that same year, and for an attempted murder in March 1983 in Los Angeles, Anderson said. FUGITIVE CONTINUED FROM A1 and we've bMn looking for him ever since, very bard,• he Mid. •He mows we're lootmg for him.· Pededco's lawyer said the fug!Uve would tum hiTnMlf into the ~ Metia police by noon Wednesday, but he never showed, Freeman said. Free- man added he hoped to pres- sure the fugitive to turn himself 1n by distributing pictures of his face. Federico ls described as 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, with long brown hair and tattoos on both shoulders. POOCH CONTINUED FROM A 1 · she chose Hartog from the list of prospective parents because she . thought Hartog would give it a good home. "This lady got on the floor with him and got hair all over herself," Dixson said. "They seemed to connect." 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T he stopwatch is on for the _ new organizers of the Toshiba Senior Classic, an event less than six months away, yet known for its scrambling heroics. RemEµDber the inaugural in 1995? Folks at Mesa Verde Country Club didn't find out until Sept. 1994 that they would host a major golf tournament, forcing then-tournament director Don Andersen and the nucleus of volunteers to hustle like mad. They got it done. In less than six months, a Bill Wallace-led Mesa Verde group made sure the first Toshiba event would succeed. Parking problems, however, eventually led to a change in site and the tournament was moved to Newport Beach Country Club after one year. But who can forget the remarkable efforts o~dersen, Wallace, former Mesa Verde GM Jim Walsh and then-head pro Art Schilling? In six months, organizers pulled it ott. It happened once and it will happen again, with new co-chahmen Hank Adler and Jake Rol\rer pushing in rapid-transit mode to complete their massive undertaking of a PGA event. Volunteers of the former Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am a.re expected to join forces with the Senior Classic. ·u will be an interesting organization when you blend it all together, people who have worked on the Toshiba Senior Classic and the Taco Bell Newport Classic.• said Rohrer, fonner pro-am chairman of the Newport Classic. 1lme is not of their side, but if Rohrer and Adler steer the Toshiba event in March anything like they did the Newport Classic, they will exceed the expectations of the Senior PGA Tour. Even though the Senior Classic has a history of change in personnel and location, it has never been in better shape. The co-chairmen antidpate a paid toumament director to be in place by the 'end of September. a Kudoe to Big Canyon Coanlry Club aalltant pro Sandy Huber, forever involved in helping chil- dren and volunteering this year •SEE GOLF PAGE 83 •Mike and Pam Coleman are one force in private school's athletic department. CORONA DEL MAR -Sports at Harbor Day School have truly been kept in the family since Mike and Pam Coleman arrived. A unique husband-and~wife coaching team for 16 years, the Colemans have turned Harbor Day into Volleyball U., considering the private school's dominance in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Though the Colemans are from Springfield, Mass., where basketball and volleyball were invented, they didn't learn about volleyball until they came West. featuring wife of 19 years coaches the gills in a similar capacity. Pam Coleman was hired first. For 18 years she ~ been at Harbor Day, a .kindergarten through eighth-grade.school that draws students from Laguna Beach and Irvine, as well as Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. Mike Coleman is entering his 16th year. M And we're still manied, • Pam joked. Mike, a former member of the U.S. Olympic men's field hockey team, said volleyball starts early at Harbor Day. ·we have assemblies at school and stuff like that and they see the older kids getting awards or banners for championships," he said. •we're fortunate that kids in this area love volleyball. •Neither of us had played volleyball,• said Mike ~leman, who serves as Harbor Day's boys athletic director and physical education coach, while his • SEE COLEMANS PAGE 83 YUKIKO AJJISAWA I DAl.V flt.Qt Mike and Pam Coleman have some obvious common grouad.. I MARC MAR™ I OM.VN.OT Nick Hood, who ahares quarterback duties with DeDDll Alahuler, figures to lD the thick of the action lD Prtday night's nonleague duel with dlsb1d rival Costa Mesa. r-------------------------------------------~---------------------------, EAGLES HOPE TO FATTEN UP •But Coach John Liebengood warns the Coyotes bring serious hunger into the nonleague clash. has yet to make such a determination, i By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot which is exactly what wonies Estanda 1 BUENA PARK -It's a bold distinction Coach John Uebengood. : between hunger and a fast, with the latter Liebengood's Eagles, fat and happy : requiring a conscious decision to decline after a 35-6 season-opening romp over : nourishment · Century, wiil attempt to extend Buena 1 The Buena Park High football team, Park's victory diet Friday at 7 p.m., when 1 , which second-year coach Manny Saiz said entered the season very, very hungry, • SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 82 ' I I ~-----------------------------------------------------------------------~ DADY Pa.or~ llSCOm> 75% (S-b-4) Costa Mesa has favorite's role = • Sea Kings need more than history to deal with Mustangs. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Rivalry may be too strong a term, but, both coaches agree, the current Newport-Mesa District and future Pacific Coast League affiliation between the foot- ball teams from Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa high schools add some- thing to Friday's 7:30 p.m. nonleague clash at Orange Coast College. •1 think there is,• CdM Coach Dick Pteeman said of the rivalry factor, while Mesa Coach Jerry Howell not-ed. •There has to be.• And while geographic proximity between the schools (roughly 14 miles) dilutes the ao55-town angle, rivalry might also be an inappropriate term when viewing the history of their gridiron duels. CdM (0-1) and Mesa (1-0) met 27 straight years from 1966-92, with the Sea I<1ngs winning 22, tndnding the last 13 by a combined IJlaJ'91n of 289-140. Bu~. as USC learned in its loss to. . Washington State last week, bistorY- doesn't block and tackle. And, it would appear, history is io:; line for some revision this season. as: - the Mustangs, ranked No. 1 in Cifl:: Southern Section Division vm. enter: as the clear favorite. ; : : Howell's squad, which returned:: the bulk of its standouts from lut: · year's 6-5 playoff team, thumped ~ : dleback, 32-0, in last week's opener. -: : The Sea Kings, tonight's host, fell · . to Marina, 10-6, in their debut.:. extending their losing streak to four. • Adding intrigue are the teams' dia• metrically opposed offensive • approaches. CdM called 38 pass plays : · against Marina (to 18 runs), whil!!: dally pllot high school football player of th• w••k Marifi4 appears to tie catcliing NeWJ>Ort Harbor at the wrong time, as the Sailors - ,'{ ... ,, ·. -------.... ~ .. ',. ,,..------'. ~ .~ look to extend Week 2 Wimilng meillt to 12. Mid )Mt ..... aOHd trl~. wbk'.b allowed tbe S8Uots kWirtu- ally empty the bencli. WU a bOoD to team morale. NEWPORT BBACH -While e$nding itl w1nnJng ltrMk in 2-0 Nit to their tmjJIMih'e recent tradttion, ~ bemg banged up u ~•any team in BrinkJeY1 12·MllOll tenure. •Getting a chance to play a lot of people gives them a reward tor The :im, OMii.on V runners-all the bard season openers to ntne was indeed impressive lut week, the Newport Harbor High football UNun puts an even longer victory skein on the line Friday at '1:3Q p .m. 8:gainst visiting Marina. up last fall, will take on Coach Mark Rehling'• Vikings without three starting linemen, including returning All-Sea View League and All·Newport-Mesa District offensive tackle Eddie Clarke. Clarke, who also started at defensive end last week. suf- fered a tom right pec- toral muscle against the Panthers. work they've put in during the off-sea- son, • Brinkley said. "It gives the coaches a chance to loo)J: at people against game competition, it gives the kids Tan' Gorman some experi- ence, and it gets everyone excited about the next week of Coach Brinkley The Sailors, Who poliShed off Orange, 31-7, to protect their string of successful debuts, enter tonight's clash with the Vikings (1-0) having won 11 straight games fol- lowing openers. The Sailors, ranked No. 5 in CTF Southern Section Division V -up five spots from the presea- son poll -figure to add another Junior defensive tackle Mike Stanton injured his left knee last week, while junior center Nathan Matlin is still recovering from a knee injury sustained in preseason drills. practice." There was plenty for Sailor rooters to get excited about against Orange, including the prolific performance of senior Brett Baker' Ma.king his first start at tail- back, the returning all-league cornerback rushed for 135 yards Despite the losses, Brinkley MESA-COM CONTINUED FROM 81 Mesa favored the run, 38-12. #Running is not their forte," How- ell said of CdM, which managed rrunus-11 yards on the ground against Marina. The Mustangs, who unveiled their newly installed Wing-T 9g~st Saddle- • b~c.k, after five years in the smashmouth dou- ble wing, still con- siqer the ground 'game their bread and butter. But they did pro- duce 77 yards and three touchdowns through •the air, as starting quarte rback Ronnie 'Lievanos and backup Dan Baurne combined to complete 6 of 10. • The 77 aerial yards was the fourth-best :total in the 22 games since Howell replaced M~on Miller and more than the Mustangs O[npiled in their eight worst passing outputs combined last fall. The Sea Kings also rotat- ed two quarterbacks, with Nick Hood (10 of 15) and Dennis Alshuler (9 of 18) each throwing for 77 yards. Alshuler gets the nod as the Sea Kings' starter against Mesa, although both quarterbacks are scheduled to see ample • time. • Alshuler Mesa's ground game, weakened by the loss of All-PCL and All-Newport-Mesa District guard Jeremy Via (knee injury), is led by senior full- back Vince Hamade and senior halfback Steve Herzog. Ha.made canied 14 times for 78 yards last week, while Herzog collected 54 yards on 10 attempts. The Sea Kings' leading 'ground gainer was .Craig Levine (15 yards on three carries), while starter Nate Lemmerman produced all their points with a 2-yard TD run. Perhaps Cd.M's featured offensive weapon ~is senior receiver Ryan Cooper, who had eight • receptions for 81 yards against Marina. .: Senior Jerry Cleveland i,s the primary receiving target for Mesa (three catches for 34 yards and two TDs), while senior tight end Matt Good also caught a 30-yard TD pass. Cd.M's defense, playing without returning all-league and all-district middle linebacker •Mark Hatfield (torn calf musde) played well :against Marina, with Freeman singling out tackles 'fyler Brower and Curt Sumner. .,. Mesa's defense limited Saddleba.ck to 65 •yards of total offense, with ienior defensive PAUL BERSEBACH./ OAl.Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa's David Weir unloads on the Saddleback High quarterback in lut week's opener, a 32-0 victory for the Mustangs. Weir & Co. wW be zeroing In on Corona del Mar's Sea Kings in Prtclay nigbfs game at Orange Coast College. end Nam Kim in on all five quarterback sacks, four of which he earned s&le credit for. The Mustangs' attacking, blitzing four-four scheme, mastenninded by Defensive Coordi- nator Tom Baldwin, will hope to disrupt CdM's passing attack. "We get a lot of teams who blitz us, because we can't blow people off the ball," Freeman said. "We've put a lot of emphasis this week on dealing with Costa Mesa's pres- sure. We have to spread their defense out and get rid of the ball more quickly when they do blitz." Baldwin, who absorbed eight losses to CdM as Mesa's bead coach (1984-91) was the offensive coordinator for then-CdM Coach Dave Holland in the Sea Kings' 20-0 biumph in 1992, the last meeting between the schools. "They have good receivers and a couple good quarterbacks," Howell said of CdM. •u I were putting together their game plan, I'd continue to develop the pass.• A victory would give Mesa its first 2-0 start since 1994, the same year CdM last opened 0-2. r-----------------------~----------, CDM·COSTA MESA SERIES , + 1966 -Corona del Mar 26, Costa Mesa 18 + 1967 -Costa Mesa 13, Corona det Mar 6 + 1968 -Corona del Mar 12. Costa Mesa 6 + 1969 -Corona del Mar 12. Costa Mesa 0 + 1970 -Corona del Mar 45, Costa Mesa 12 + 1971 -Corona del Mar 15, Costa Mesa 14 + 1972 -Corona del Mar 19, Costa Mesa O + 1973 -Corona del Mar 13, Costa Mesa 7 + 1974 -Corona del Mar 7, Costa Mesa O + 1975 -Costa Mesa 19, Corona del Mar 14 + 1976 -Corona del Mar 17, Costa Mesa 16 + 19n -Costa Mesa 14, Corona del Mar 6 + 1978 -Costa Mesa 10, Corona del Mar 7 + 1979 -Costa Mesa 14, Corona del Mar 7 + 1980 -Corona del Mar 24, Costa Mesa 21 + 1981 -Corona del Mar 27, Costa Mesa 14 + 1982 -Corona del Mar 7, Costa Mesa 3 + 1983 -Corona del Mar 17, Costa Mesa 14 + 1984 -Corona del Mar 13, Costa Mesa O + 1985 -Corona del Mar 28, Costa Mesa 7 + 1986 -Corona del Mar 30, Costa Mesa 28 1 + 1987 -Corona del Mar 31, Costa Mesa 14 + 1988 -Corona del Mar 21, Costa Mesa 12 + 1989 -Corona del Mar 33, Costa Mesa 13 + 1990 -Corona del Mar 21, Costa Mesa 0 + 1991 -Corona del Mar 17, Costa Mesa 14 + 1992 -Corona del Mar 20, Costa Mesa 0 CdM .......... 22..S L-----------------------------------~ Marina, which ended a m- game losing skid by holding off Corona del Mar, 10-6, last week. produced just 147 yards of total offense, only 48 on the ground, with Rehling's new West Coast offense. Defense, traditionaJly Marina's strength, stified the CdM ground game (minus-11 yards), but suuen- dered 154 yards through the air. •They pride themselves on defense and they went out and played pretty well against Corona del Mar,• Brinkley said of Marina, which Rehling said bas the most talent of any team in his three seasons at the helm. . The Vlkings' offense is trig- O::a• No.~ • Ht. Wt. a. .... 11 R0Mm LllYMol 5-10 160 Sr. QB D STIVI Hlaoa 5-7 170 Sr. HI J2 V-. HMMm 5-5 160 Sr. Fl 19 DM 1M.-6-3 170 5'. WB 21 ,_,, Q.waAM) 6.() 165 St. WR .0 MAIT CiooD 6.() 165 5'. TE A Gui Su111aw&. 5-11 200 "· LT 55 0.. ..... 6-2 225 5r. LG sa a.. StwuY s-9 115 Sr. c 12 MA1'W • ._, 6-2 220 Sr. RG 65 OAMa IWI 6-5 285 Sr. RT ···~ e OllENSE No.~ 2 0-ALIMI .. JO ""11l a...-.,,. .. T.J .... _'oNM 1 itYMCOOMI 20Ma'-.. TMnu.w. 61 M11NSlllA 14 IMnllW ... 52 Aux lkmOM '79 Tvt..-8- 70 SYIWWin Ht.Wt.a. ... 6-4 190 Jr. QB 5-10 170 Jr. TB 6-1 175 Sr. KB 5-11 180 Sr. WR 6.() 175 Sr. WR W 235 Sr. TE 6-3 215 Jr. LT 5-9 175 Jr. DE 6-5 215 Jr. LG 5-11 208 Sr. RG 6-1 23l Jr. RT O::LISI No.~ 1J bllil Woua JZJMm ..... 1 MAMITNm.U )4 ........... .. 5ftVIWUoN 55 JNIC* 5-1" 14 All#JMDllw 5a .to. I HIOOD 71 ,... ••• °" 77 .to.~ 50 Ma91MNo Ht.wt.a. ... 6-1 165 5'. QB 6-1 180 Sr. WI 5-11 170 Jr. WI 5-10 190 k . Fl 6-1 241 Sr. TE 6-5 260 Sr. LT 6.() 210 Sr. LG 6-l 220 Sr. c 6-5 260 Sr. RG 6-3 318 Sr. RT 5-11 230 Sr. TE CONTIN.UED FROM 81 gered by junior quarterback Scot Austin. Austin, who threw 16 interceptions *1d only eight 1D passes as a sophomore, was 1 of 17 for 99 yards, with one TD and no interceptions against CdM. Donald Lanlc (four catches for '5 yards) and Ryan Daguro (three for 54), were Austin's favorite tar- gets last week. Junior fullback Jesse Keith led Marina ball carriers with 52 rush- ing yards against CdM, while 6- foot-5, 295-pound senior offensive guard Luke Dunbar is a force up front, according to Brinkley. Newport leads the series between former Sunset League rivals, 13-3-2. l>ERNsE No. Pllrrw Ht. wt. a. .... 28 RlotAm "9cz 6-2 190 Sr. 0£ 92 MAmmw llUluaL 6-2 220 Sr. OT 42 a.tMA NcmM.N 5-9 195 Jr. OT 7J NAM Kat s-10 170 Sr. 0£ 10 DAVID Wlla 5-10 165 So. OL8 51 RYAN,..,_.. 6-1 200 Sr. Ill 44 ,__,., 5-sMA 6-2 20S Sr. Ill JJ S...w HllltzoG 5-7 170 Sr. Oll 22 ... ltua 5-9 175 Sr. CB 6 ~Sou 5-11 150 Jr. CB 11 R0Mm lavANOS 5-10 160 Sr. FS No.~ 61 Jus11N 5"IA 50 °""~ 79 T'na.._ 64 ...,., ....... U TMnu.M 22~WO.. 15 Smt "'°" .... 1 RYMCOOMI 25 itYMWAID 4 T.J.ffe~ 2 DINMI ALM._ Ht.Wt.O.Po&. 6-l 215 Jr. DE 5-10 180 k . OT 5-11 208 Sr. HG 5-9 175 Jr. DE "235 Sr. OL8 5-9 180 Sr. Mll 6-4 205 k . OL8 5-11 180 Sr. Cl 5-11 160 Jr. CB 6-1 175 Sr. SS M 190 Jr. FS INIUP.S l>ERNse No. ,..ye, Ht.-. a.~ 25 c:o.Y ...... 5-11 185 So. DE 50 Mia llMANO 5-11230 Sr. OT 5a ... I UOD 6-3 220 Sr. OT 64 ANOf Dllw 6.() 210 Sr. DE J ...,.. NIMZ 6-<> 192 Jr. OlB 5 A#l¥'t CIMJCJA 5-11 192 Sr. Ill ' a-.. 0.-Z 5-11 1119 Sr. llB 2J G•uw.oo MaueA 5-7 155 Jr. ot.I 1 -.., y,._,., 5-11 170 k . Cl Zit Donrncx Mrtal 6-1165 Sr. CB I MATT.,...._ M 161 Sr. F'S r-------------------------, I I 1 DIRECTIONS TO IUENA PARK HIGH + From Freeway 5 (approaching 91), north on Magnolia Ave., aoss C>rangethorpe, left on Academy Or. Surface streets alternate: West on PlaclJntla to Magno!~ In Huntll agtol 1 Bffdl. right on Magnolia, aoss Orangethorpe. left on Academy Or. L-------------------------~ harsh self-assessment. •1 think James has higher expectations than most people.• Performing beyond first-week expectations was Estancia senior quarterba.ck Justin Wolter, who completed 5 of 9 passes for 78 yards and one ID. Junior Manu 18n1elu added 54 rushing yards and caught Wolter's 28-yard 1l) tou, while sharing time with Dominick Mey- ers. But Uebengood said nruelu w1ll get an enh•ncect tole u the oppoatte ~to O.wldm tn tbe team's anaabmouth double wing. Liebengood MJd he will tinker Wtlh the olf.mtve line m ~ o1. C:tMling more n,nmtng room lot Dewtdm • c:o. a11r·..a dgbt tadde Jobli 1111111 wlll Mt at the ·-~ .. cld---~ ..,, ~ ..... )ldlaa ... -...... - PUlLBRTON -Newport Harbor Hlgb'1 gtJU tennis team cru1sed to a limple 11-1 vie-- \ Aory over hosting Sunny Hll1I in a nonleegue match Wednel-'-./ day. The Sailors' No. 1 Chelsea Godbey upped her individual mark to 6-0 with a 6-1, 6-0, 6-1 sweep over the Lancers' singles corps.Coach Fletcher Olson noted the strong perfonnance of her No. 2 doubles unit, Amanda Collopy and Sarah Barker, who went 6-1, 6-0, 6-1. The win~ Newport to 2-1. ~ewport Harbor opened with a 17-1 lols to Dana Hills, and since has posted back-to-back 17-1 victories. .... ,.. .. ~~1~S.WVHu.11 ...._·Godbey (NH) def. Stul'TMI\, ~1; def.~ 6--0: def. H.ng, S.1; Case {NH) won. S.3; won, 6-0; won. 6-0: Adams (NH) won. S.3; won. 6-0: Won, S-1. Doubles . Nelson-Taylor (NH) def. Shines-Hsi, 6-0; def. Chan9- Wllllamson, S. 1; def. Florin-Murlkawa, 6-0; Collop~·Bartter (NH) won. s. 1; won, 6-0; won, 6-1; Robinson-Hoefer (NH) won, M; won, M; lost 2-6. Newport Harbor looking for softball ooach NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor High's softball team is in need . L.,._ .·-. . • of a softball coach to replace Mike Mullen, who resigned from from the post last spring. . Interested parties for the walk-on post should direct inquiries to Newport Harbor Athletic Director Bric 1\veit at 760-3327. Xtreme takes crown over Tsunami, 6-5 ORANGE -In preparation for the fall soccer season, members of the Xtreme girls 17 squad took on the arena game - a faster, more physical .game -to stay in shape, but the enaeavor twned into a more successful one than they bad imagined. In tbe women's open division. Xtreme ended up taking the title against Tsunami, a team comprised of former college play- ers, 6-5. Members of the young team that outlasted the experienced Tsunami are Emily Eastmond, Michelle Sheridan, Erin McElig- ot, Andrea Corkhill, Danielle Galasso, Jennifer Humphrey, Kit- ty Evarts, Susan Lear, Gegi Van De Walker, Nicole Poulos, Samantha Gai.ber, Sabrina 1\veeoy, EdB Van Horn, Heather Metcalf and Jennifer Sandro. Vanguards top Eagles in nocturnal duel COSTA MESA -In a late match Tuesday 1.IJijp night under the lights at Estancia High, the _ Eagles' girls tennis team lost to El Modena, 11-7, in nonleague play as Blake Frino and Llsa Latimer swept at No. 1 doubles for Estancia (1-1), which will host Anaheim today in a nonleague match (3: 15 p.m.). Non ...... EL MoolNA 11, EstANaA 1 Singles: Tsuji (E) lost to Conrad, 4-6, def. McGaughy, S-1, def. Martlnesco, 6-0; Hirtler (E) lost. 1-6, 1-6, won. S.3; Charezaie (E) lost o-6, t-6, 3-6. Doubles: Frino-utlmer (E) def. Le. Alfara-Ly. Alfara. 6-3, def. Heii-Graham, 6-2, def. Kaneshiro-Schultz, S.1; ~udvangen (E) lost, 2-6, won, S-1, lost 1-6; Atbuzow-Nguyen (E) lost. o-6, 1-6, 2-6. Udo Yacht Expo opens today The Udo Yacht Expo, featuring scores of 1998 model boats and varieties of -" .~ ~......., .··~ -~-- . -~--'.ii accessories, electronics gear and marine services, opens today at the Udo Marina Wlage. Running through Sunday, the expo will also display more than 100 well-equipped, late-model Brokerage vessels, and will provide boaters the opportunity to shop and browse. Admission is $8 for adults and free for children under 12. For more infODDAtion, call the Duncan Mcintosh Co. at 757-5959. Costa Mesa American LL registration The Costa Mesa American Uttle League will begin early bird registration Oct. 4 with a $60 doDAtion per player for baseball. softball and tee ball at 9 a.m.-noon at Costa Mesa High School. The fee increases to $70 on Nov. 8, Dec. 6 and Jan. 3. It rais- es to $80 after the Jan. 3 registration. Total doDAtion will not exceed $1~ per family. Players must be age 5 through 15 by July 31, 1998 and must reside within the CMAll boundaries. Proof of age and residence are an original birth certificate and utility bill and must be presented at registration. Photo- copies are not acceptable. More information can be provided by calling 626-7864. NHBA registration set for Oct. 4, Oct. 25 The Newport Harbor Baseball Associa- tion will hold stgnups for the 1998 Spring Season at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct 4 and again at 1:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 25 at the Ensign Junior High School cafeteria. Leagues are available for children ages S-1' as of July 31, 1998. Proof of age mmt be provided for first time playen. For more infonnation. call '51-2228. . • . . • . . • SAN MARCOS : 1.. The otano• • Gout C.oUege women .. water polo teem ! kicked 'Otf, Orange Empbe Conference : play wlth an M come-from-behind wlD ! over Palomar that Coach Don Watson : credited to conditloning and depth from : the bench. Down 5-4 late in the third : quarter, the Pirates (6-1) rattled off four : goals in the final period. : Karen Helm tent three goals to the : canvas, while Morgan M~'er scored two. : Onf'8e ........ Col•~·-: ou-CoMT .. PA&.oM•• • : C>rangeCOMt 2 1 2 3 ·8: 'alonw 0231·6: OCC sc.orlng • Smlttl, 1; Meyer, 2; Tran, 1; Helm. ! 3; c.tton. 1. Saws • Finnegan, 9. Pal scoring • : Green. 2; Farmer, 3; Oa~ 1. Saves • Powell, 5. • Orange CoMt l'OIDpi, 4-0 COSTA 'MESA -• Orange Coast Col-: lege's women's soccer team shut visiting : Palomar down, 4-0, in nonconference : play Wednesday on the winner's field. : The Pirates got a 20-yard unp.ssisted : goal from Kelly Wilkins in the first half, : then put it out of reach with single tallies : from Emma Ekblad, Heather Parsons and : Megan Waters in the second half. : Ekblad bad two assists and Parsons : the other as the Pirates improved to 4-2-2 . Vanguards' men win, 3-2 CO LEMANS COSTA MESA -9()CCIR ~~inf;;a:c!swhenPomona-Pitzer ~ CONTINUED FROM 81 visited the Costa Mesa campus Tuesday ! and managed to make it a painful visit for : They play on the beach ~d play the Sagehens in a 3-2 double overtime ! at some dubs, even for kids in college women's soccer victory. : ~e third and fourth grades. Dur- Junior Mike Ditta drilled in a penalty ! mg recess they go out ~d ~y kick in the 120th minute to give Dave : voll~~ball. They know tts a big MacLeish's blue and gold the win. : tradition at our school, so they Freshman keeper tallied six saves, ! play early and try to learn." and other SCC goals were turned in by : Harbor Day's girls have won Grant Stafford and Martin Llppens. ! district championships in volley-! ball every year on the eighth- SCC women sweeps foe ~ grade level since 1988, except COSTA MESA TT~ : -Sally Birkhauser vo ...... a PALL : s ca ED u LE hammered down 12 kills and Tara Gonza-! les recorded 40 assists as SCC (9-3) need-: TODAY eel just three sets to dispose of visiting : • Volleybllll Claremont Mudd Scripps 15-4 15-11 15-8. : High Khool girts · Los Amigos at Costa ' ' ' • Mesa, 6·15 pm John Lee's squaa opens Golden State : • wm:r polo· Athletic Conference play at 7 :30 p .m. : High school boys • Estancia at Millikan Saturday when SCC hosts Point Loma ! Tournament. Nazarene Colleg~ (8-2.) The Crusaders : • .:~~girls . Corona~ Mar at Mater are ranked No. 8 m the country. : Oei, 3:15; Estancia at Edison. 3:15; Newport OCC topples Long Beach COSTA MESA -Connie Suh of Long Beach City Col- lege smoked the Mesa Linda Course at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub on Wednesday with a 78 to earn medalist honors, but host Orange Coast won the nonconference women's golf match, 377- 444, from the white tees. . Natalie Cohen (88), Heather O'Dar- row (93), Yoko Homura (98) and Ann Kim (98) scored for the Pirates (1-1). OCC women swept aside COSTA MESA -Community col-ASE lege women's volleyball power Long Beach City College struggled in the early going, trailing 13-9, but rallied en route to a 15-13, 15-9, 15-4 victory over host Orange Coast (0-2) College Wednesday evening in the winner's opener. sec women win, 2-0 COSTA MESA Southern California Col- lege's women's soccer team scored a 2-0 victory over The Mas- ter's college on the winner's field Wednesday, improving to 5-2 with the nonconfenmce decision. Jamie Gardiner and Ganesa Cobb scoNd for the winners, each off the oth- er's assist. It WU Gardiner's seventh goal in eeven games .• : Hart>of vs. Los Alamlt°' at Old ~nch CC. 3. : • fWd hockey : High school girls • ~nta Ana vs. Ne1NpOf1 • Hart>of at Harper School, 3 p.m. one year, 1991. That's nine titles in 10 years. Its seventh-grade girls have won district titles every year since 1987, except for twice. 1988 and ioo. The Harbor Day boys won dis- trict championships at the eighth- grade level in 1992, '95 and '96. The seventh-graders merited titles in 1986 and '93, and finished second in '95. The Colemans sai.d they learned much of their volleyball from Charlie Brande, a longtime guru and dub coach in the area DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker • 7 boats, 164 anglers.. 1, 199 yellowtail, 170 bonito, 131 calico bass. 16 yellowfin tuna, 3 dordo, 63 barracuda, 4 t sand bass. 20 wpin. Newport~· 4 boats, 100 anglen. 785 yeUowtail, 17 barracuda, 67 bonito, 14 calico bass. 4 sand bass. 240 mackerel. :~ .. now coaching the men at UCI .• ·A lot of fellow teacher\,. 91 staff here had played volleybm and we learned a lot from them. too,• Mike said. "We're alwafs going to clinics or reading books, anything and everything we ~ to find out more.• .. The Colemans, who live ip Corona, also have an 8-year~ son, whom they bring to Harbqr Day, where he attends school , Harbor Day competes in ~ district with Dwyer, TeWQlkle, Ensign, Corona del Mar and Cos- ta Mesa. .... ·- OCU SOCCER CLUB TEilf 1~ ,, .D-~ -_/ ~~ .. , ,.;: ~C//ae, ·.~ t ,~ GIRLS UNDER 11 u &ttk.ing 2 field players to join. our Silvt'r Division Team, Playrrs mll8l hf' born on or • after 8/1/86. 0 Walid KhoUI"}' TRAINER • For info eall ~ (714) 854-736'. GOlF League an .. star. The 6, 700-yard. coune is being built by a putnenh1p headed by Deancel' development c:ampeny. Saturday, Sg>tember 20, 1997 CONTINUED FROM 81 •'Jbe adtement that bu been building around tbit prqect ii a.• wb41n1l~sakl Deane., a. Corma del Mar • ...,.. partmn and I are tbrtDecl that our pl of pa0¥klmg a bigh.:enld ~dub mvlroament to tbe gmeral public Ii nowarea1ty.• bcsujbmn for Palinet GOif Will tie Ii town tot a JOti Pm Sept. 22·23 to Ill•~ at the golf coune. 11 a.m. · At Duffy Waterfront Headquarters ... CAll TO SIGN UP. •. . °" 15'11Dder •._en 2, JUSA DelUay 1 • !!!f'•en 1, SJSC Esprea 0 ::c&1s by Meredith Miller highlighted {1rW midfield work by the Slammers to a~t for a victory over Destiny. Natalie ~ Alison Brawner, Megan Moss and ~ Nelson made up the midfield. Supelb ballhandling was turned in by ltMka Roth, and near flawless defense w . 'idded by Lindsay Younnan. Natalia DOrflllan and goalie nna Lopez. Jn ltlle second game of the weekend for tb.~ ~lammers. Roth knocked in the only goal of the contest in the second minute 6f play. which turned the game into a nail- biter. But the locals' defense, paced by Yourman, Dorfman and Tessa Northridge p~ a cntical role in keeping it the Slam- mertway. Shannon Bendetti, Ann Hatfield. Lauren Sheehan and Liz Manchester made up tbe tn~t;tag Slammer front liDe. QrllU nt •Wlldc91.~Jl8d1 The pbyWA1 Brome bracket game in FountldD YdJiii W-9c::oiWell until the MC· ond baJf wben tbe Wiidcats' lJz Lord lmockeid lD an lS.:yUd goal But the Woll· ~tied tbe game otf of a comerldck in the -«tb minute. John Gillen'• team was Jed by ~ Gruber, Jana Luebke, Aidan Clee- land, L.T. Thayer, Lauren Pu.la.ski, Devon McCall.a, Cowtney Conwell, Lauren Loe, Kristen Loe, Kristen Nahin, Meredith Potter and goalie amy Mudd. GJrll IS.ader • ~n 1, WNt Coast Speed 0 The Slammers, a silver division team. moved into sole possession of first place when Paige Janes volleyed in a comer kick ·from Alivta Mazura to give the locals all the offense they would need. The defense allowed just one shot on goal that keeper Arlanna Crisdone swatted away as she recorded her second consecutive shutout Mazura, Amy Burlingham, Kacey Pelfrey- man, Cathi Dragna and Lauren Shepherd- son paced the defensive unit to ensure that shutout. Glrll U.:wfw •JVSA2, .... m1 TM..._.. leWll tMla lmMd in a goal by OaniaDe Schulman wlt.b an ·umts by Micbell Burgo•, but could not fend oft a last-minute g4nuH:Unching JCOte by JUSA. Stephanie Piz:zomi. Adele Koetting, 1\1da Doran anc:l Kriaten Bagwell were defensive standouts for Rush ID. •Gtrlst2..ander • NoJtb Haallllgtoa Beach 1, Rmb 0 0 The Rush's goalkeeper Illlane Hartfiel played a phenomenal game holding NH9 to just one goal after being ~ed in the head, without penalty, by an NHB pl4yer. The Silver squad was paced offensively by Kimberly Hanley and Victoria Swigert, but the Rush failed to net a goal. GtrlJ 11-under • Rlpttde '· cal Heat 2 The Silver division Riptide utilized a bat trick by Shannon Causgrove and a goal by Melissa Swigert to tum away the Cal Heat and remain undefeated. Assists were pro- vided by Brittany Martin, Kara Jenkins and katy Carter. The defense, Jed by keepe_rt Mackem:M O'arten and Katie DoRn. u well u Blyle AVUa, B.lile canoll, UM Feucht. Leah Gelsinger and Lauren Scurr, WU ~ ill aDoWing tbe Heal just two {IOU ... Girlllt••• • NeezBI 1, Well Coat...._ O Undefeated in gold bracket play, the Slammers pkked up a w1n Saturday in a defensive battle that locals B.mUy Blrcb.fiekl. Alison Gibbs and Andrea Zamucen pre· served with their work in tbe goal. SJam- mera defenders Alyssa Duhe, Jessica Mazura.. Kelly Morgan, Amy Kippert and Vanessa Fallon kept the ball away from the net as much as possible, and it was a defen- sive breelt away that resulted in the Slam- men' only goal. Za:mucen controlled a goal kick, drove within striking range and nailed a 14-ya.rd attempt into the back of the nel Boya 14-ander • MuUny 1, OSC Vapbo.Ddl 0 • cusc IC.aoa 2. Mutiny 1 ll}e weekend split for the Bronze level Mutiny featured goals by Gabe Schneider and Andy Newsom. Newsom's goal slipped . under the crossbar in the final minute of the ...... •«-Ml.aOllJPloc .trollble "'d'ni p O'IS~ V-ciaboDdl. .. ..... • !' cm 2. Nm'a H•"' gla9 leldl 1 DoWa 1-0 ~ Into the lecODd bolt, the Slammen, a gold dtvtlkm temn. JDOUDl· ed a IUClOiiidul comeb8ck tb&nb to p1s bf Sac:ha q..can. He received ....... by 11m llift and JMOD Culidy. Eric McGowan, K..C. R.twtim, Julian ceruttl, JOHpb Salina and Diff helped account for the Slammers' 17 abota OD goal. Keeper Will Johnson made three spectacuJar saves including a pundl on a potential game-tying goal over the top of the croabar with less than 30 sec- onds Wt-to p1ay. Brian Bauer, JOl!Jf Bendet- ti, Blake DJUion, alex Northrldge, Jeff Reed and Adam Ubl part:idpated in the win. Boys tl..GJMler • ocu Auaalt 2, Cnuh 1 The Crush opened the scoring in the second half, but Adam Dobkin took assists from Ross Dillion and Casey Flynn to out- duel the Crush and take the win. Strong defensive peiformances were turned in by Jack Licorish, Ben Maggard and Daniel Fitzhugh, while the offense was led by Mitch Folks and Logan Condon. .1 H \ I I -\ \I I I{ I < \ '\. I 1 ; < 1 I I~ \ I I Getting their kicks &Both Jr. All-American I entries blank opposition. ~olly vanity, Daily Pilot • • I •\Brulm 13, Cerritos 0 . I ••The offensive line play of Sam I ~tlin. Ryan Snider, Aaron Gar· f da, Sean Ellis and Avery Penton e the game sim~le for all-star flltllling back Wes Presson (75 cyds, 1 TD) and quarterback • t:1!cbae1 Angelo (43 yards, 1 TD.) ; ·•· Angelo hit tight end Kevin ) Welch three times, including a. ! 28-yard haul in the third quarter. 1 The defense allowed Cerritos ~t 70 total yards and tallied three sacks. The defensive corps iD.cluded Brent Ogden, Chris Tay- ~r, Zach Wishengrad, Matlin, Presson, Spencer Unk, Tom Welch and Kevin Joyce. , STAAR BUCK J ~y Pl.OT Bruins' Wes Prwoa ~plow. through on a touchdown run. the Buffaloes. • Anaheim 15, Buckeyes 0 Buck Evans and John Angelo darted the season off well for the Buckeyes with key defensive PlaYsin the first quarter, but Ana· heliri held the visitors with stingy defeme of their own. Josh Miller and Blake New- man played well on defense, also. ',. .. ·-: ~: youth briefs ' . , ...... ~ : ·olts capture Pop Warner battle, 6-0 • Defense gets another shutout verdict. • Region 97 competition ... a lot of balance. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot • Newport Black and White 2, Cos1a Mesa 0 Lindsay Lynes and Laura Kauth net- ted two goals in the first half and let their defense, led by Natalie St. Andre, Sarah Cutsforth and goalkeeper Lauren Mohns, close out the game for the win. Newport, now 2-0, received offensive support from Tori Smith. • Irvine 3, Newport Blue l After falling behind early, Caro- line Walsh knocked in a goal moments before the end of the first half. Jaune Sinasek and Kelly Woods played well on defense for Newport. • Newport Chaos 3, GlllLS Costa Mesa 2 AJlson McKenzi DIV. 3 converted a perfect cross from Amy Lowry to send the winning goal in for Newport. Led by the sweeper work of Chloe Cox., Newport's defense shut out Costa Mesa in the second half. Sara Eliza- beth Anaruma and Annie Kreger also notched goals in the win. Lau- ren Cipolla, Samantha Scott, Katie Flores, Adriana Guerra and Lauren O'Leary stood out, as well. • Pink Ladles 3, Tustin 1 Nichelle McRorie had two goals in the wm. • DynomJtes 4, Ball BOYS Hogs4 DIV. 4 Skyler Taugher scored a goal in the first half, while David Motschenbacber, Vinny Nasca and Detlef Moeller knocked in second hall goals. Assists came from Joseph Riggio, Donald Con- way and Lee Brown. Kwame Akosah and David Muro manned the net, while Patrick Keehan, Cody Green and Even Wert played well on defense. • Bio-Hazard 6, The Assault 0 Mldfielders Eric Truxton, Garrett Guiney and Cliff Heiser with defenders Blair Smith and Kaiona Dutro controlled the first half while Mitch Dreyer scored two goals. Brandon Sowers and Tyler Duffield added goals, too. Andrew Cunning- ham played well, and the other Hazard scores were turned In by Rhett Palmer and Dutro. • QuidWlver 2, Men 1n Red 2 Chris Rasch scored lwo goals and Cheyne Smith added an assist and also played keeper. Joel Walk .. er, James Cowan, Max Patterson, Mark Kidman, Kirk Kidman and Jerry Barela played strong defense. • Glrll in Green 4, l>yQamlte 1 Goals were scored by Sarali Redmond, Kelly O'Boyle, Jor- dan Welner and Katie McKay, while Alyson Clark, Cowtney Mar· shall and Danica Cbriltemon showed off excellent pustng. Bren- na Dunc.an, katie Erickson. Andree Ward and Megan Dlu led the defense. •• I.Ip- the Panthers dominated the second half. Parker Steven scored four goals and three assists, while center forward Flavio Cuevas kicked in three goals. Jarret Daniel, Cbrist1an Barnett and Ryley Thornton con- tributed to the Panthers' first win. • Galaxy 5, Fireballs 1 Cameron Guy notched his first goal ever, and Edgar Torres, Matt Collier, Evan Hocbwald and Steven agu.ila.r added other scored for the Galaxy. Thomas Harrington was the defensive standout. • Bulldogs-'· Avalance l Ryan Stieve turned in a hat trick and first-year player Michael Cantwell scored his first goal. Spencer Moore anchored the defense in goal, and Clutd Stassel, Wesley Boese, Kenny Rakestraw and Taylor Lobdell were other Bull- dog standouts. • Scorpions 2, Sttngen 0 Ashley Gleason took care of the scor- ing for the Scorpions and Brittany Sturges, Alex Di C~rto, Chrissy Schwartz, Shannon Hickey and Darleen Hickman closed the door on the Stingers for the season- opening win. • lloddn' llupberrlea 1 Roxy GtrlJO Robin Ibbetson broke a scoreless tie in the second quarter when she sprang from her defensive position and drove the length of the field for an unassisted goal Goalkeepers Ulja Addeman and Brytnee Wright faced little pressure due ti the stel· la.r defense of Vanessa Gordon, Chelsea McCrea, Susie Baqulbel and Marla Menninger. Midfielders Amy Penner, Hayley Ayres, Emilia Fonda and Phoebe Cox llowed the Roxy Girls' attacks, and forwards Dailey Wiese and Anne Marte Aschlerls turned in stomg pasaes. • Royal Nlgbtmarea 2 BanacuduO KrilUn Miller scored two goell with an &lllsta from Carrie Cebanil· JM. Heather Stevemon played well In the cege with four saves, Gd HelllCa Jiaf:M• Taylor Pion, Erb WeedeD, Kelly Montlon, ud Sien· na Palmer were ltroag on otfeme . Defense wu to~v~, ~ Holly Mille.r, Mary Rutb HMJY and Roui- be Mathua. • Polee' COlta Mela ' Nata1he Jtmenel iooMd Mr ti goel. and Shannon FQrlytbe added the n.t foe tbe Poree. 1\1<.I<>'-., 'II r-------------------------, Queyrel's two goals pace the Flash, 5-t 01!f0~1: REGION ·57 • Flub 5, Orange Cruab 1 Michelle Queyrel scored two goals and the Flash's Stephanie Pillsbury stood out defensively to lead the Flash. • Babel In Blue 3, fUJchla Flame. 0 Jennifer Lee, Britta Nielsen and Caneron Best scored for the Babes in Blue. • Hot Stuff -'• Jungle GtrlJ 2 Samantha Singh and Albia Kattan gave Hot Stuff an ear- ly lead, but a pair of quick goals by Elizabeth Almaraz tied the score at 2-2. Hot Stuff's Amanda Molinara knocked in the game-winner widway through the third period, and Krista Skellem added an insurance goal in the final period as Ashley Koontz paced the defense for the victors. • n-oublemaken 2 Extermlnaton 0 • KWer Bees 3, Cyclone. 0 L-------------------------~ • -~ a;;; .. 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Funding, 11a1 N. OrW9 COunly on e.w1 Ot"'Ot County on ~7 Al.PAA MARK£TINO 00 ...,,. .. UM Ill .... l'VSt In"'~..,,... "'! ATTOMIYI AT LAW, Ing .JP:. .. the~ ~:.~:; "::· T-. '"' UM llA, Anaheim 1tt737USS8 1ff7t 732509 10470 Alo Or•nd• et:: -.ofe ,....__ WI tlld ~~ sfllt ._ .. ==-.... .:;.:. 1 411 ... 1 .. aoo, ON• er:: Of flit~ .. ca. 92'"" •'~ .... : ..... CA t2I01 Oelly l'loC Sept.11, 11, 25, Dally Plot Sept. 1t, 11, 2$, Fo~ Vallty,CA927ot .......... ~ of .. Nnw . lot ta and r ..... · .... .. tfUNOR&D YAN •ltl 1 wttty IN COUit ~ let -dallnl lhll _ ...,emy Fox, 1121 N, Pott Oct.1, 1991. Th114 Oc1 2, 1"7. Th108 Oonn1 A11naa10. 1Q4'J1> fitll*ol ..._ undlr fled. 1'9T SOI/II 1111 ot Lot 1'4 In -'--..-... • • IN hMr._ --.. -Lene IA, Al\ltltltn Hlllt. Rio Otan<H Ct Fountain ........... OI CICWlllMll ract 907 • JlflOWll Oft I NIP - -..... AV•. a 1 T FL009', • ·"" Y0411 ap. Oc:lober J, 1997 wt*=h • CA ut01 PUIUC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE va11~ CA 921oi' CS....._, 14400 • 111q. lltfeof recotlltcl in 8'"* 21 ...... • • -a IM PRANCllCO, ~ ~~--~may~De tn Ptt90tl !.!! ~d,.._d"'I ~ ~ Aquino. 1121 N. ---·-·-. I --... ___ Thi•. butlnHI It con-......... Pnlf111lcn1 PlgM l5 IO JI lnClulM Of ... ... .. .. .... ~ I A N T A C R U Z orw u ARI! A C EOITOft above. Hiiia, CA 82t07 Name Statelft9nt Name Stat.,,..nt Hive v,. 111tted dol FllJl Ofllcl 01 the County "9cotdlf ol ._... tit._.... --· 94102 •• • .._ ,... • ..., 1_..,.._ Poat LI"-I A, Anehllm .-.vu•-VS.,._. ,.,..huvvw 8utlMIS ducttd '""an lndMduaJ ~ ~I maps 11 flt .... -fT , w COUNTY IUPERIO" thl 1d con~nt CftdltOt »f Dateda Aa.19w1t •, Thia butlneta 11 con-The loUOwlng persons.,, Tile following penona 1r1 butlnH~tt? No no ~ M.a Ofenge Cooney. Cllllom11 The poeam °" • •• .......--:;; COURT your ·~=~·'!;.r:u .,:U'' 1111 1997 dl.IC1~ by: a genefal Part· doing butlneu u : FAST· doing bu1ln111 11: Top Donni Allnaalo CN4lll801 Sep 4, 11, 11.25, PIOOlfty lddrt1a Md otlltf -,,. 114Jll•"-...., OJ PLAIMTIFP'a ESTATE and mill a copy to th COYl1 •IF INC. norehlp FRAME COSTA "'ESA, Sails Unllmlttd, IU3 Wtsl Thli llllt~nl WH IU~ 11117 common dnignauon If any, OI tiy llld ~DIM ...... • OF LOUllB I MITH tonal repr•fflllanve: r:: BYa /II 8AllAM I. Hive you ltlr*t doing 3IOIC S. Harbor Blvd., BaJbo1 81Vd. 18, Newport with the County Clttk of tilt rail PfOPtrty dtsall>ed ""-* Wiii • ~ • Dl,ENDAHT SCOTT Dolnt~ by the cour1 wttflln FADLI bullnt11 yet? No e.ni. Ma, CA 92704 811ch, CA 82611 Orange County on 8·2t·97 PUBLIC NOTICE abovt II J)UfPOrted to be 205 P"Mdld .-, 11111 .. .._ P I lour month• fre>tn tht dat Publll htd Newport G. Jefemy 1'011 Hammond Group One, Uta Alleen Schlcle, 913 119737 31 Hl2 Via Sari Atmo NtWPOn 8eactl ..........., blllla Ill .. .,. •· llltTM I fl I I Thlt 11at9mfnt WN tiled toe .. (CA). 3801C S. H1rt>or Wtsl 81tbo1 Blvd. IB. D II I S Ale No •entn1tll CA 92ti63 The unCStrttoned "'"...._ • .. NOTICE OP' or rat Huanct of lhe ltt· Be1ch.Cotta MHI Oally with the County Clerk of BIYd., Santa Ana. CA 92704 Newport B11ch, CA 92681 a Y P IOI tpl ,I, 25• • Trusllt OISCl&lms 111'1'1 lilbH1ty llClnCI bV uid 0... _. "' MAAIHA1'1 I ALE ~1~a·f~t:'1~911fln HCtlon Piiot Slj)ltmbef 18, 1987. Orenge Counly on &-~81 Thie bu1lntS1 Is con· This butlnnt 11 con· Oct. 2, 9. 1997 Th126 ~A~ IOf MIV inco<rtdness ol tilt k*l'tlt t11M011 II ,....._ W LEVYING O"ICER bile ~odt Th• ti~ Pr,?i: • Th121 19973731938 duc:ltd by: a corpou1tlon ducad by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE Thi fOllow4ng penon(s) PIC>Ptrtv aodrtst ano oilier IMI ,.., lln. dlitlltl· .. FILE NO Ing lal • 11 IM °' PUBLIC NOTICE Otlty Pilot Septttnbef' 4 Have you start.tel doing Have you started dOlng illww doing _._ • common dlSignatlon 11 111y tlCPttlMl olflO ___ _ HOTSNB;.'... betC:e To'u, w .!ion"f~1 ·~~ 11, 18• 25, 1987 Th096 business y11? Ytt, 30 APA busineas yet? YH. August Fictitious euilnHI 8ASKIN ROeelNS 13131, sllown '*., Tiit tolal amount wm at* llr Said a.I fl lht heiring date tlctd Notice i. given 11\al pur· 1991 1• 1995 Name St•t•~nt 11431 &rookhurst Ave of Ill unoalct l>Nn<ll 01 IN TRiil o.cto _,..,., t.N:· COURT CASI! HO.: above no suent to sections 21101· PUBLIC NOTICE Himmond Group One. Usa A. Schick Tile following persons are Fountain V~ CA 92706 " Obligation SIQlrtO by IN Proo Tfllll 0... ........, • ! .W PR03991M YOU. MAY EXAMINE he 21715 of the Bulinesl Ind Inc., Richard L Hammond 1'!11s slatement WU filed doing business u : CRUISE J.1..W. Enterpreneuf, tny lo bl solCI and raaonable r,.,,.., I Celllornia c., I By virtue ol I Wiii luutd fl,. ktpl by tile Court. If t ProfH.ions Codt, s.ctle>n FlctJUou• Busln•H Thi• ttattment was filed with lht County Clef1t of HOLfOAYS, 3933 Birch St.. Inc,, Cellifomlt, 12149 Tam-1$11ma•d a>Sts Hpenus Ind P.O. .. Z7DI. ,.,..... on JA"(UARY 02, t 897 In .,, 1 •rt0n Inter st flu 535 of the Penal Code Name ltate"'ent with tho County Clerk ol Orange County on 9-5-97 Newport Boach CA 92sg0 berry Court Tuein Randi ICl't'anCln at 1'11 tllnt ol tne ..ai, Cl &tll./19 ~ th• atiove d11lgn111d lhe .!,.,., YDU !. e fir NEWPORT MESA SELF Thi lollowlng pertons are Orange County on 9+97 199737325 93 Stan Jenson, 9as. s. Idaho CA 92712 ' • 111111at publlcallOn ol llM Nonce '11' 1y. KMr1 A. ._. Court, upon a Judgment Ir" with lht court a for,J, A:. STORAGE, 2550 Newpot1 doing buslnees u : Dealer· 1997 3732G57 Oally Pilot Sept. 11, t8, 25, SI #31, La Habra, CA This ~ .. con-01 S* IS $213 606 73 tn rNSIN Salt Olf/t# ~ tertd AUGUSf 8. t995 In quest for S,..,.l&l N t•--f Blvd, Coti. Mesa CA. Queal. 28211 Pomp1no Oally Pilot Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct 2 l991 Th 113 90631 ducted by a c:orporat1on addlllon 10 CISll lfle IJustee Wiii i11, ~ 11>2 199'7 lavOf or judgment crtdl· ....,w 0 '"'" 0 92627 wilt Oii b ' pell Way Laguna Niguel CA Oct. 2 t997 T · ' · Thi b 1 ~ ha ~· a Cl5hltr s c:tltCIC orawn · 1or(1). SUZANNE SMITH :,~ ~~':ai:!i ~f .~:•::. tlve biddin: on ~~ e: mi1 · · · ht l 7 PUBLIC NOTICE duct~ b~:s~~·1~1111~ua~on· begun to 1!~ 1 ~ Ol1 a statt or naoonai ban• a and ag1ln1t Judgment Hll or of an petition or 1997 at 2:3<> p.m. Auction Mike Evlngh1m, 28211 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started d04ng un3er the flCbllow busin.a Ctledl drawn fly • slatt or --------- deblor(a) SCOTT' E. SMITH iccount 11 ~rovldtd In to be held al 2550 Newport Pomp1no W1y, L1guna Fictitious Bu1lne11 business yet? No rwmt °' names Ii.led ltOtUI etedlt unlOn Of a cnect showing a net t>al1nc:e of Mcilon 1250 01 the Calllor· Blvd., Cotta Mesa, CA. Niguel, CA 82677 Fictitious 8ualne11 Name Statement Slln Jenson "*-' orawn bV a s&.Jie or teoeral $25.732.36 tctullly due on nla Probitt Code A R• 92627 Property to be aold COoper LM, 29271 Pom· Name Statement The following penona ar9 This staiement wat filed SIGNED J L w ENTER· SIWIOS and loan associa11on OBJTUAIT said judgment on Iha dalt queat tor Spectal. Nollet 81 toitowa: mlsctllaneous pano W1y, Laguna Niguel, The foDowlng persons art doing. buslnest 11: ECL wilh Iha County Clerk or PRENEUR, INc .. BY JflM'f savings assoaabon or savrn9s1•••••••••.,, ol the l11uance or said writ, form 11 available from th household good• personal CA 92977 doing business as: FAST· Con1ultlng, 5312 Seashore orange county on 9·2·97 CHOU PRESIDENT bank speahed in secbon 51021• I have levl9d upon all right, court clerk • Item• furniture ippllancts Thi• bu1ln1t1 It con· FRAME NEWPORT BEACH. Orlvt, Unit A, Ntwpon 1997 3732141 This atalement -flied of tilt Financial Code ano KllOIN 1; • IJlle and Interest ol aald Attom . f th p U and clothing belonging lo dueled by a general part· 1130 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. CA 92663 Cally Ptl 1 S t 11 18 25 With the County Cieri{ alltll0"219d 10do1lus1ness in ttus K _._ Judgment dtblor(a) In th• •v or • • • the foUowtnn· nerahlp Beach, CA 92660 Erik Chrlsllan Lldec1s 0 ep · • · · n-...;,. County on 1122197 s&.Jta In 11'1• event tanoer olfler AAI' 1r -• property In the COun1y ol tlonen NarM·· Unit 1 Have you started doing Hammond Group One, 5312 Seashore Drive, Unli Oct. 2, l997. Thl 19 199'7'V"" ' than casn Is ac:oeoteo tile trus· b•toved huebanCI, • Orange, Slate ol C1lllornla, KELLEY R. CARROLL, Jtan·Andrea c. Bradley, 9 busln111 yet? No Inc., (CA), 3801C S. Harbor A. Newport Beach, CA PUBLIC NOTICE NoTICE·Thlt Flc:tltlou. tee miv Wllllllold Ille ISsuance f ather. grandfather,• descrlbtd11fonow1: llQ. CCIBl 1310S2) SyndlOrNn 11 MlktEVlngham Blvd.,SantaAna,CA92704 92663 NameStatemenle · flYl of Ille Trutfle'S Detd unlll brother and ,....... SEE ATTACHED FOR OE· PORTER SIMON Ron Seelmaer 22 Thi• 1tat1ment was flied Thl1 business Is con· Thi• business Is con· ,.. from the d:t:':' Ml funds btCOfnl avallable to lfle puHd on .......,. SCRIPTION Of PROPERTY PROFESllONAL' COR· Diane Tamura 45 with the County Clerk ol dueled by: a corporation ducted by: an lndl11ldual STAlEMENT OF ABAN-r.:i 'in the omc:. C'I the payee or endorsee as a maner September 14, 1..,.. · "LEGAL DESCRIPTION" PORATI ON 40200 Antonio Mendoza, 46 , Orange County on g.5.97 Have you started doing Have you started doing DONMENT OF Counly Clerk A ~ Flcti· of right Slid salt will be made Born In l..emoor9, C.- (606 Clubhouse Avenue, TRUC.KEE AIRPORT Rafe Wllllams, 52 t9973732513 business ye1? Yes, 4 SEP buslnt1s yol? No USE OP' FICTITIOUS BUSI· lious Bu.ineU NSrM Slat• but wiltlout ooverl*!t O< war· fomla, t. ....,..... Newport Beach, CA 92663) RO Scott Meineke 118 Dally Piiot Sept 11 18 25 91 Erik c. Udocls NESS NAME ment muU be flied priof 10 ranty. HPftsS or lmplled re-u s c p h a r m a o y THE LANO TO BE LEVIED AD, TRUCKEE, CA John Culbertson 156 Oct 2 1997 . • Thi 16 Hammond Group One, This 11atemenl WIS flied The following penotl(I) that date Thi filing of this gwdlng !Ille. POSll$$100 or School gradUIJlng .,. UPON IS SITUATED IN IG181 oarlel William 2i7 · • · Inc., Richard L Hammond with tht County Cltrk ol has/have abendoned the use ltaltmenl doM noc of • enOJmbranoes. to Htlsly tne 1947 arid .,....._. THE STATE OF CALIFOA· Publlshed Newport John Robinson. 240 PUBLIC NOTICE This s1atemen1 was filed Orange County on 9.5.97 of tho fictitious bulinen authorize the use in this lndebtednm steured by said pharmecy thrOugtlaMI. NIA. COUNTY OF OR· Beach·Costa Mesa Oai19 Glenn Chavez, 2so wllh the County Clerk of 19973732559 name· FRED SANOS llale ol a Flc:tllJous eu.1,_ deeo acMnc:n tlltreunoer. Wltll the South•m C... ANGE. CITY Of NEWPORT Pilol September 11 , 17. 18• Acme Manure Company. Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Orange County on 9.9.97 Dally Piiot Sept. 11 , 18, 25, Pt.ATINUM PROPERTIES. Name in violation ot the ll'lllresus ptOVIOtCI tnerein and fornla area for 90 BEACH, ANO IS OE· 1997 254 Name Statement 19973 732858 Oct 2 1997 Thl08 4330 Beminca Pkwy. No. rights ol ano(hef under Fed-lf'le UnDllO l>MCIPll balanCe ol eara He MNed .. SCAIBEO AS FOLLOWS: . ThW105 Jamel, A. Teed, 420 Th• following pe<son1 are Oalty Pilot Sep1. 11, 18. 25. . • • t00, lrvone,CA92804 • 11'81, State, Of common._ Ille note sacureo by S3ld CIHd ~ottci w II In .. PARCEL 1: Philip Membury 525 doing business 11: GEAA Oct 2 1997 Thl18 PUBLIC NOTICE The flctilious buslneu (See Section 14400 et MCI witn in11rtst thereon as l>'O· "' ~ · LOt 4 IN BLOCK 634 OF PUBLIC NOTICE Acme ManUfa' Company, 1570 Corporalt Orlvt F: . , . name referred to aboote was Business and PrC'leu~ video In uio noll lets. cnar91s U.S. Amry'api DlhllelMmi"'811111191ar "CANAL SECTION:. NEW· 7 13 Costa Mtse, CA 92628 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BualnHs fllod on 7-1Ml6 1n the Code) and exoenses ot Ille ll'llSIM ano unit. MMnQ In .. P 0 RT BE AC H • AS NOTICE OF Robby/Angela Simpson· f1ulconer 0111gnJOevtlop-Name Statement County or OrMQe end Origi-Arlt ~Ii tllt IJUSIS auttd by sllO CIMO c:upled Jaip9n. flot .. SHOWN ON A MAP RE· PUBLIC SALE Garner, 755 ment (CA), 1570 Cotporale FlctlUous Buslne11 Tht following persona are nal Flit No. FfRS274& twwport 'l..cn..co.ta Mna ol ~st T!* P!OPtflV Ill bl~ past 30 ~ ..... COROEO IN BOOK 4, Pursuant to the Calllornia Kevin Crist. 756 Orlvt. f. Cosla MtSI, CA Name Statement doing business as Herold Richard Stein· CN-436118 20034/MW Sep sold as iS and Wltll all !&Ills owned the ,...,_ PAGE 98 OF MISCEL· Self·StrvlC• Storage fact .. Teny Tuton. 795 92626 The following persons are BAYSIDE MAINTENANC~ hon. 24n1 Kings Point, 4,11,11.25, 1897 No represtntallon warrJl!ly or Centltr Pt*"'lllCllle ... L A NE 0 U S MA PS . ily Act (B & p Code 21700 Sandy Long. 817 This business Is con· doing business as: SERVICES, 3535 E Coasl Laguna Niguel. CA 921Sn guaranlll wntlller tXJ)flSS or Newport a..ch, CL A RECORDS OF ORANGE el seq.) tht underaigned John lllescu, lA36 ducted by: a corporalloo B . & B Dockworks, 1955 Hwy.. Su11e 224, Corona Thrs buu,_. was PUBLIC NOTICE llTll*'d IS made Of QMln fly Irle kind, loYtng, ~ COUNTY. CALIFORNIA will sell at public: auc:Uon, RICHARD SI DOERS, AUC-Hive you llarttd doing Alis.o Ave.. Costa Mesa, def Mar, CA 92625 conducted by an individual. trusllt selllrlQ 11'11$ property man, hie unique .. PARCEL 2 on Stpllmbtf 25 1997 TIONEEA business ytl? No Calif. 92627 Mana Lyn Zielonko. 417 Signed' RICHARD STEIN· Prospec!M buyers •• strongly tou ched eo V•'7 . LOT 5 IN BLOCK 634 OF per$onat property t1'ciuding Publlshed Newi:iorl Faulconer Otslgn/Oovelop· Barry Mason, 1955 Aliso Begonia Ave , Corona d~I HOFF, ELAINE STEIN-Flle No.1•nn1111 urged to conduct lflttr own many. • CANAL SECTION, NEW· but nol limlttd 10 furniture Beach-Cos11 Mesa Dally ment. Mark Faulconer, Prln· Ave .. Cosla Mesa, Call!. Mar. CA 92625 HOFF FICT1llOUS BUStHESS ll"IWS!lgatlon concerning tlllS H•'• ~ ~ Na POAT BEACH" AS SHOWN clothing tools and/or othe; Pilot September 11 18 c1pal, Etc. 92627 This business is con· This atatement -filed NAME STATtMEN'T property daltO 09/0211997 lovtng Wlfle c.roe. d ON A MAP RECOAOEO IN household Items localed 1997. ' ' This 11a11men1 was filed Bob Reid, 1955 Aliso Ave., ducted by an ind1v1dua1 with the County Clelk o1 . The f~'°"'1ing.peqon(a) Wea PK lleciollffYHCa, flC. A 49 yewa. tfw.. ...._ BOOK 4, PAGE 98 OF MIS· at: Th106 wilh the County Clerk ol Co~ta Mesa, Cahl. 92627 H~e you started doing Orange County on Aug. 22. ii/are doing bulin.a •: Cllltol"lta Co"°""°'· II a daugtitw two ... CELLANEOUS MAPS. Properly 20153 2075 PUBLIC NOTI Orange County on 8-22·97 This business Is con· business yel? Yes, 8·29·97 1997 S~EV{ INTERNA-1r1t19t 1"1 Dew Sntl . 1.,. llnd hla-•~ RECORDS OF ORANGE Newport Bl Costa Mesa CE 1997373 1171 ducted by: co-partners Marta Lyn Zielonko Newport Beach.co.ta Mna TIONAL, 1441 Garden Stitt 150 ~!Incl, CA .., COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. ca. 92627, '(7t4) 646-56!6 Flctltlout Business Oaily Poot August 28, Sep-Have you started doing This statement was liled CN436702 84340-RC Sep Grove BNd .. Ste. G. Garden t2HO (714) ll0·3t71 9Y: ~ wtl be ,.... COMMONLY KNOWN AD· TIME· 8·00AM Stored by tember 4 11 18 1997 business yet? No w1lh the Counly Clerk ol 411 ,1.25 1997 GroYO,CA92841 M~lll Entty T ...... &lie 9'tcee DRESS· 606 CLUBHOUSE lhe 'ioiiowln' ersons· Name Stetement • · • Barry Mason Orange County on 9.5.97 ' ' ' Cal1 A. ~. 10548 omc.r PN14' 1111 1111 et Pectftc View....,. AVENUE . NE w P 0 RT e133 JOE FE~DfA, E237 The lollo:Mng persons are lh082 This statement was filed 19973732494 PUBLIC NOTICE Butt«fleld Rd., Loa A.ngelff, 1125197 rtal Pm1(, 3500 P.-:i BEACH, CALIFORNIA ROBIN MOORE H193 GIL· doing bu11nes1 as: Mission PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk or Daily p1101 Sept 11 18 25 CA 90054 View C>rfYe, ~ 92663 BERT BARNHARDT c 013 Endodonllc Group. 28732 Orange County on 9-16·96 Oct 2 1997 · · Thi 1.; Fiie No.1•nn202I Debbi AndeB, 10546 PUBLIC NOTICE del Mar, on ~. RECORD OWNER: SCOTT BOB SCOTT co2e CAROL Crown Valley Pkwy. i'451, Flctltloui Bualne11 19973733482 ' ' ' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Buttlffleld Rd .. Loe Angeles, September 10 • f1 E. SMITH OLSON,. E025 LEE HAR· Mission Vl~o, CA ~2691 Nam• St•t•m•nt Dally Pllol Sept. 18, 25. PUBLIC NOTICE NAMI! STATEMENT CA ~ file: 5623 A p Numbtf 130-81· a.m. Vlewtng wtl be THIS PROPERTY IS A RISON. E087 ERIC PEA· Edward · Pelhs, DDS, The following persona are Ocl. 2, 9, 1997 Th122 The following pereon(a) This busi,_. is con-507 Notice of T""1et's Salt from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. DWELLING C 0 CK E 1 1 O DA v E Inc., (CA). 220 Campbell, doing business as· Fictitious Bu1lnH• is/are doing ~ n · ducted by huabend & Wife. under OteO of Trust You 111 in on Fr'«iay, ~ II the sub1ect ol 1111s sale SALAZAR, E130 STEVE Redlands, CA 92373 MATH MASTER, 0170 East PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stat ement N.ERICAN COFFEE R~rsnnt '-noc yet default unoer a dttCI d l!\lst, 18. IS real property and It hes ROONEY E162 LAURA Robert J. Cavallerl, 23 17th SI '207 Costa Mesa The following persons are PROOUCTS 6219 S.S. begun ° ~ bus!._~ F bN&ry 6 1992, Uolt Donatlona can be no street address or olhtt TULLIE ' E172 HEIDI Glastonbury Pl .. Laguna CA 921527 · · Flctltlou• BualnHs doing business as: Apollo dletreo Lane Yortie Unda under the f1Ctitlous ~ r-·~ adlon lo pnileCt ss made to Hoeg Hemt common d!s•gnouon. di· HAUPT, E204 JACKIE JA· Niguel. CA 92677 . Constantine Sharpe. 2717 Name Statement lnsUtule. 3004 Oeodar ,,B, CA 92616 ' '~ °' '1llm. listed you your lnetltute, c/o H!IJ98 rect1ons to II s loc1li0n may COBS H014 Cl.ARE FON· John A. Buoncrlstianl. 4 South Alla way Santa Nla The lollowlng persons are Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Danny Stone 5219 herein_ property, it may lie IOkl 11 a Hoapltal ~ be ~b111ned trom lht Mar· OREN: H047 C.J. SEIFERT, Thomblrd, Aliso Viejo, CA CA 92704 ' ' doing business as: Caliber Shirley Ann Henderson, Seddletree Lane.° Yortie SIGNED: CARL A. ANOERS, PllllltC "" • you need an P.O . Box e1oo, ..._. s~ •Office upon request H076 ROBERT WATKINS, 92656 . Antonina Cesem. 2717 Capllal, 485 17th St., Ste. 21162 Bani!, Hun11ng1on Unda,CA926ae DEB81 ~S Ii GZ>laNllon d lhl "*" d ll'le port Beac h CA Prospective bidders H08t SEAN DAVITT. LAW This business 15 con-Soulh Rita W1y, Santa Ana, 20().H,· Costa Mesa, CA Boach, CA 92646 This ~ 1s con-. Th•_._,.,..,. iled pnx:H(lino agatntl you, YoU ~100 • should refer 10 Sections OFFICE Ht lg MICHELLE ducted by: a general part· CA 92104 92627 This bus1neu is con· ducted by an indMduel h the County Clent ol ll'loulel COtUCl a llwytr Nocice 1s • 701 510 10 701.660, lnclu-NAVARRE nershlp This business Is con-Michael C. Ellison. 179 E. ducted by: 1n md1Vtdual Regiat,.nl Ilea nO. yet Orange County on Aug. 22. he!tby OM!! !NII I.I.I. TnlSI srve. of tho Code of CMI Property 24517• 1725 Have you started doing dUC19d by: co-partner• 171h St., ,,201. Costa Have you st811ed doing btguri lo transact "'---1997. . °'" ...._., a Calltomii1 ________ _ Procedure lor provisions Pomona Ave .. Costa Mesi. business yet? No Hive you stll't9d doing Mesa. CA 92627 bus1nen yet? an 1nd1Vtdua1 under the fldltious ~ NOTICE·Ttlls Flctltioul CorporJbon, as l!\IStff. or governing the terms. condl· Ci. 92621, (1,4) 642"3I07 Edward 0. Pellls, DOS, buslntll ytt? No Thlt business Is con· Shirley HtndlfSOn name or nam. lllled Name Stmlemwlt mprM riv. IUCCIUSOf INslllt, or •d)!!Ct*«I lion,. and effect of the 111• TIME: tO'.OO AM, Stored by Inc.. Edwerd G. Pellis, Constalrtint Sharpe ducted by: an lndlvldual This slaltmenl was nted herWI yeaf$ _from the .._ it -w.. pursun ID._ Detd d and the tiabillty of dtl1utt· lht following persons: Pr~s. Thia 11atemtnl wH tiled Hive you started doing wtlh the County Clerk of SIGNED DANNY STONE flied W1 the Oft'llCe d the TNtUxe~ tiy John K. Hoo'llf ing blddtfS. B029 JOHN RAMIREZ, Thit ataltrnenl was filed wtlh the County C1tfk ol buslntss yet? No Orange County on 8-22·97 Thia ctatement -flied c-nty ~ A ,_ Ficti· llld OtllOtWI S HcxMr Tl'll$IHS NOTICE IS HEREBY 0138 CHARLIE AOBIN-with lht County Clerk ol Orange County on S.-tS-96 Michael Ellison 19973 731189 wieh the Cot.rlty Clef1I d tioUI ~Name Stet• fl Ill HocMr Fatnlly TMt clmd GIVEN lhal on SEPTE~· SON, Dl42 GLENN fREEA, On1ng1 County on 1-22·97 19973733490 This statement was flied Oa11y Pilot August 28. Stp· Orange County on~ 29 nwnl mull be filed SW-lo AiOm 14 11Mi Atc:otold Oii BER 30. 1997111:00 oc· E249 MAIKKI SMITH, •. 19973731199 Oaily Pilot Sept. 18, 25, with the County Clerk ol lember 4. 11, 18, 1997 .1987. ::..=.!::/::V:=atl'1tU u lns!Nmtll No. lock P.M at ORANGE G308F BETH GALAVIZ Oa1ly Pilot August 28, Sep-Oct 2 g 1997 Th123 Orange County on 8·22·97 thOn NOTICE·This F1c;titiow 1211182 ol Offiaal RICDld ... 'l MM COUNTY MARSHAL'S OF· G316G MAATEZ COVING'. !ember 4, 11, 18, 1997 · ' ' 19973731198 NMMSIMerT"'1Cexpnafhoe aultlotlze the UM In tNs • s ~ti~ ~gg~ J~8c~AE~ TON th019 PUBLIC NOTICE Ollty Piiot Augint 2s. Sep· PUBLIC NOTICE )'Nr'I from the ..._ it Vt98 ::::.°' :i "==:, ~ ~ °": :,,: = ~ety ~ · 1 • IV o Property 20139, 2099 Pia· tember 4, 11, t8, 1997 filed .,, the Oftlot d the ........ d anon. under P'ed-,........__ • ..,.._ --·-7 NEWPORT BEACH. County cenlla Ave., Cotta Meta, PUBLIC NOTICE Flc:tlllous Bu1lne.. th080 F1c lltlou1 Bu1lness County Clerti. A new Flett-~-SIMe i.w =·-ol ,!!14 '*'~Ille ol Orange. State of Cahlor· CA 92627, (714) 848"3865 Name Statement Name Statement tloul ewin-. ~Stet. • ' °' common ._ .... u and"'-' ID ~·· I wlll sell .at public auc· TIME: , 1 :OOAM, Stor~ by Fi ctitious BualnHs The following persons art PUBLIC NOTICE Tht foUowlng persons ire ment must !Ml flied prior to ~.;...:~ • aeq · Sell thtmlncler lion lo the highest bidder, the followlng peraons: Name Statement doing bv11nn1 11: Amir doing bu1lness as: South that date. The flling d 1hia Code). ealOf'IS Ml1H1 IS lnslNmclnt No. lor cesh In l1wful money of C242 ERIC GA~TEN C178 Th• following ptflOnl art Rug Gallery 3555 Eest p1, Fictitious Bualne11 Coasl Oigl·Graphics 555 statement dOM not of ltaelf liir 17·02ll103 d said Officiall,.===-=====-1 the Unlttd Slates, all the MICHAEL GALLAGHER. doing buslneas 11: New· clflc Coast' Hwy., Corona. Name Statement Pautarlno 0·203, Costa authorize the i.. in 1hia ~ "1.ach..coct Mesa Aeconls. Wll SIM on 1MW1117 rig.hi, !Ille and lnlerest ol B165 MARITZA JIMENEZ, port Endodonllc Group, det Mar, CA 92625 The foUowing persona aTa Mesa. CA 92626 &lat• de Flc:lltloue Buslneu CN436101143800:s. •Al tllt ... (.,_) hnMe said Judgment deblor(t) In 8029 WILL HALL 1441 Avocado Ave .. 1401, Mthrdad Altabl, 67 s11 ts· doing bualness 11: Afford· Ryan Marks, 555 Paularlno Name II\ lliollltion C'I the 4 ,11125 1891 P •tile c.llfy c.rv.1•1, 711 the ebov1 described prop· Property OOt01/22301. Newport Beach. C~92660 t1nd Or., Newport Beach, 1bl1 Designs. 1 t322 D-203, Costa Mesa, CA right• C'I another under Fed-• ' • CMc C... DtM Wiii. lallll Mo~* Chllpel erty, or 10 much th1reol 1S 2065 Placentla Ave .• Costa Edward G. Pellis, ODS, CA 92660 Corlender, fountain Valley, 92626 erel, State, or common law PUBLIC NOTICE AN. Cl ll t :U A.Ill. It PllbliC Cremation may b• neceasary lo Ill· Mtta, Ca. 92627, (714) Inc., (CA), 220 Cempbtll Thl1 bu1ln111 11 con-CA 92108 This business Is con· (See Section 14400 et aeq., auc:tion, to lhl hiQlltat bidder tot lsly said execution, with IC· 641M1168, TIME: 12:0CPM, Ave., Atldlands, CA 92373 ducted by: an lndMduit Robert William Strever. ducted by: an indlvldual 8uslneu Ind PTof'euiona loall' HOWARD Otlltf 97. cull (payaClll at Ill llfTlt d sate 110 8roadwav cru~ lnler111 and costs. Stored by the lollowlng Robert J. Cavalieri, 23 Havt you 1tart9d doing 11322 Coriander, Fountain Have you atarted doing Code). 05193-20 fie· 97.00091 A p 111 .lawful money d Ille UNted Costa Mesa' Dated SEPTEMBER per1ons: 8062 ANTHON'i' G!utonbury Pt., Laguna bvslneu yet? Yes, Oec. Vllley, CA 92708 business yet? No Fir'll l=lling Number 423-23Hl6 Mob or St'*s) al r1g1e.· llllt. MIO Ma-etlO 8, 1997 NASTE. A01 1 OENA WITH· Niguel, CA 92677 1995 Thi• buslneu Is con· Ryan Ma1ks Newport Beech-<:o.ta Mesa Trustll'S S* unoer Died 01 lllaml all!\ltyt<I ID and now1•--------0lvl1lon: ERS, A036 AUTO NET· John R. Buoncntt11nl. 4 Mehrdad Aftabl ducted by an Individual This statement was hied CN438803 Sep 11.11.25, Trust You are In dtflllll undtr 1 htlO by 11 undtr UICI Deto d APPROXIMATE MINI· WORK CONSUMER. 0093 Thomblrd, Aliso Viejo. CA This 11a1emen1 was flied tiavt you started doing w1lh lht County Cl11k ol Oct 2, 1997 DeeC1 Qt fML dalad MMcll l9. Tl'YSI 111 lhl ~ ~ 111 MUM BID $4 7292 13 MICHAEL MCGEHEE, 0096 82656 wilh the County Clerk of business yet? No Orange County on 8-29-97 1993. unlels you 1a11a ac11on to said Counly Ind Stall ~r ________ ,. ' MACHELLE WALTON. This buslne11 It con-OrangeCountyonl-22·97 ROber1W11UamStrever 199737319G!? PUBLIC NOTICE prolldyourprooeny llmiybl RONMAICHMAAERLSHSA.L COAF· 0107 STEVE STEPHENS, ducte~ by: a general plrt· 19973731191 Thi1 ttatement was li19d Daily Pilot September 4 sotclat1 publlcslle liyounttd:= :.S0e":'cer~ ~-~> I D122 MICHAEL HANS, nerstup 0 lty Pll I A I 28 C'a with the County Clerk of 8 99 T 9° an -·lion 01 ..... ··"·re I Oii N ·" ~ ORANOE COUNTY L001 ROBERT SOZA. E008 Havt you atarttd doing a o .. ugus ' ... p-Orange County on 8-25-97 11 • 1 '25• 1 7 h09 P'U. No. 1M nn23A tit......--•; , ... .., o The Pl'OOtfty ldclltss and Otlltr av: C. M CCARTHY, LAURA JOHNSON. E263 buslness yet? Yes. 7-22-88 tember 4• 11 • 18• 1997 19973731319 PUBLIC NOTICE ~:A=' snc:ci~!D=~~c!i: common dnlgnlbOn. ~any, d Oeputit JUSTIN ROCHEFORT EdWBld G. Ptltlt, OOS, lh08t Diiiy Pilot August 28 Sep-The .--...... ~ Is ~ gNlcl !NI Was tl1t IQI ~lty dtl01lled lbcM NOTE: Oo not take down All lal11 "'· aublect to Inc .• Edward G. Pellls, PUBLIC NOTICE lembef 4. 11. 18, j997 Flctltlou1 Bulln•H "'-'-~~-~ RIQonwVanoa Inc a Clllfornii" our'POltld to Ill: 2U?t l lrdl ti Ice prior canc.llation. ltrmt, Pres. Name Statement JAZZERaSl: 1186 Corl>Ofrion a ~ l'I.. aa. AM 1111 ~ or d •ct a posted not rulH end reguf1tlons •Yd· This ataltmenl was liltld Flclltlou1 Bu1lneu th083 Tht following Plftons art w er.. cA 82821 SUOCllSOI' irus.. or wtln-lttcll. Cl 1%107 Tlle belort th• 111e Of Hlislac· 1bl• 11 sate. Oat~ thla with the County Clerk 01 Nt1~ ltetement PUBLIC NOTICE doing t>vslntas as· MESA -V:.,,. v Telllmmp 1 lllld wstll puriuant 10 Ille undln!OlllCI TNIM dllldMnl lion or Judgm1n1. Penal 11th and tath d1y ot Sep. Orange County on 8-22·87 The toltowlng PlflOnl .,. TRUCKING, 3206 N•bruka La c..-111 ·""-CA w 1 DeeCI QI Trust ntai•d tJy any~ tor any 1iconaicu Code Section 816 (mlsdt-tember, 1997, br PS Or-19973731170 doing bullness 11: lnttr Is-Fictitious BuslnH• Place. Costa Mesa. CA Thia ~ 19 R~ Howd. 1 s1nQta man dllt~addrtuand meanor). angeco, Inc., 10 Wfftlf'n 011Jy Pflot Augual 28, Sep-land Product•. , 77 Riv.t· Name ltetement 92626 dlded~lndMdual rlCOfdlcl cn 03/l4n993 as common dUICINllOn. 11 any, Publlthtd Newport Avenue. Oltndale, CA tembef 4, 11. 11, 1997 aide '120, Newport Stach, Thi lotlowlng perton1 are Roderick T1y Irvine. 3209 ,_. nO. yet tnnvment No. 93-0196903 In lllown l'ltftln The IDCal lmOllfll Beach·Colll Mesa Dalty 81201, (118) a44-8080, th078 CA 92863 doing bullness as: KW Nebraska Place, Costa begun • nnuc:t ~ boolt P1101 of onlclll records 111 o1 Irle unoaicl ba11nct d tne Pilot Septtmblf 11 18 25 Bond No. 5157632. lflllf l1land Hotdlngt Inc. Sl1tlord, 4019 Wtslerly Pt. M111. CA 92628 unittf IN flcWoua ~ h otta Of Ille County Rt·~ sec\lt1CI !1y lllf 1997 • · ' Publl1htd Ntw1>ort PUBLIC NOTICE (CA). 1n Rlverald• Suite 1201, Newport Beach, CA This bu11n111 fa con· .,.,,,. or neme. 119*1 corOer or Or111Q1 County, C1J1. orope1ty 111 111 sold w Btach-Coata MHa Oalty i 20 Newport Btach CA 926SO dUC11d by: an lndivldual ,_. lomla. anct ollrsuant to Ille Sell your extra househokf items in CLASSIFIED th104 Piiot Stpttm~ 11, 19. Flothloue 8ualneH 92683 ' Ktri Jean St1ffOC'd·Moore, Ha~t you 1tarttd doing StGNEO: JANE V TELL• Nollet 01 OelaullandEltc:tlon lo~ ancs'S::s :: __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E-·1 1997. ... Narne Statement Thia bu1ln1t1 11 con-2223 Goldtn Clrclt, New-business yet? No KAMP Set tntreundtr tlCO(dtd = d 1111 11111 PUllllClbOn ot ...., ______ _. TM"" The lollowtng ptt'Son1 art ducttd by: a corporillon port BNct'i, CA 92680 Roderick Tay lrvtne Thl9 ~ w.e llled 0Sf3Qfl9t7 In l>OOll. PIQI. as '" ••c es54 PUBLIC NOTICE doing bU91nes• 11: Have you 1t1rttd doing Thi• bu1lne11 II con· Thi• 1tat•tn•nt WH filed with Iha Couney Cieri{ lnslnlmlnt No. 1'i1970250928 llll .... d SM IS NOTICE OF a) Amphibian Surf, b) Jiu-bvalnH• ytt? Yti, t/94 ducttd by an Individual with the County Clerk of ~ County on $eptem-01 &aid oflldll records. 'MU MU llU.1M .OI Ill lddillon ID c:asn. PETITION TO cna 112 t 139 Jlttu Unit~, 120 Albert Inter l1land Holdlnga, lno., Have you started doing Orang• County on 9-5-97 ber ~ Ull7 • on 10r402n997 at in Ille front ot t11t T~ wi• ICCIVt • ewltt's NOTICa TO Place '1, Co1t1 M .... CA David Webster, PTtlldtnl butjnetl ytt? YH. 1917 19973732591 NoTICE·TIM F1cti1ioua h ~It lllt main entry dltc:ll Rwn on ' II* ADMINl&TI R CR•DITORS OF ~Shi 7h ,.._. h 11 120 .... Thll 1taltmtnt wu nled Ked J . StalfQfd·Moore Daily Pilot Sept. 11 . t8, 25, Ne1ne M 111• ..,_IM wuto ~GaCIVlcCtnllr nallonll~~OtlWl'lby1 a aTATB OP'a to A. YVVI a • .... with the County Cieri( of Thi• 1tattment -s filld Oct 2 1991 Th110 ,_,. "°"' the dete It ~ 401-41 E. CblCllNfl Ave atlll 01,....,., ,,._ llf1IOll « • CAROLYN BULKl.AL.• bertPlace l,,COAltaMtU. OrangeCountyonl-301 with lhe County Cltrtt of . ' ' llled Ill Ille o.,. d ttw flldll•.CA1t10.00A_M 1 dlldldrlwllllya.-orfecltrll ILIZAIU!TH RHD IHCI. e104, CA 92627 1 .. 73731912 OrenQe COunty on Wt-91 PUBLIC NOTICE Couney. ~ ~ A ,._ ,__ CAH NO. AiU922 . •101 u.c.c.) Fttdtflck L Ooci.halle 120 Dally Piiot s~ 4 1ff73731097 "°"' ...... ~ .... To aM n.111, beneflclartes, •acrow No •• , 1 H ·DD Albert Pt.ce I,' Oita 11 , I 25 1911 Th09i Dally Piiot ""9Ult 28, Sep. Flotltlou• Bu1lnH• ment ...,.. M tied prior IO Creditor., contingent aredl-NOUC. Is '*9by ~to ._...,CA m21 ' • ' 1...nbtr 4, 11 11, 1997 N•~ St•tement 1191 cWe. The ... of NI tOrl, and pertonl whO may credttore or the within Thi• bualneaa it con-PUBLIC NOTICI • lt\084 Thi followlng ptrtenl are '*" 1 ,..,., -.. 11111 d Olheniw!M be lnt.,"ltd In mimed ...., that a ~ dUcted by; hUlblnd Ind dolf'O bullnetl 11: 011· aulhonze h ... Ill 1N1 Ille Will or ••tale, or both, ..ie II aboVI to be made Of wife .....,....... .--... PUIUC NOTICE tance l.wnlng EducalJONll ...._ of • f'lollaua ...._ of: CAROLYN t!:UZABETH the 111et1 d1ntl lled ~~~ 1~ NaMe ltate•lnt lr*IMe, 227 1~ ~. In ~ d lt'9 R:E~ETITION he• betft ~~ Ind ~ Shlloh A.~ • • ~ ~-= ~.:::::.~· ~~~eac~yrne:.26:7 ~ :...~ •=-"~ fMed by SUSAN SCAUO eodrn .. 9' the ....., M : Tiiie ~ wat flied Wtllti Aeelty, 2901 Newpor1 'The lolow4nQ !)efaOnll we 1 tlh Str .. 1. Newport ~S.alall 14«!0 • ..,.., Ind PHYlUS WITTIO In the IMTIAZ MANSUfU AND ~r~ <:r...:' lltYd,. Newpot1 8"m, CA. dolftg butlntu u : ~ .. en.~~ I eM flllM P d • Supef10t Court Of ClllfOt· ABOV\. ~. M450 --... --"1 ml3 Tr~ UQUOf, 8710 "' --•• I c~ nia. CounCy Of ORANGE. CulYet DrM. a. C, Ir· 1"7~ hachwatk, LLC, ~ w. Coett Hwy .. Newpc>f1 ~ W. an lndltdvldut ...... l"lfll TH! PETITION ~tt \<lne, C.. 92'714 Deity PIOl Sepl. 11. II, ~). 2001~111-id., leec::tl. CA.1291J3 .,...... you 1t.a11 ~,. ......,,. M1e1 11\al SUSAN 9CALZO and The 1ocdon In ~ Oct. 2, I. 11111 1'"114 ~ '9MCt1.; CA 129'3 ldw9rd J. huer, 15eS ~ blJ8ineM wec? No CH011• .... 1',11.21. PHYUJt WITI'IO ~ .. of the ctlllf ~ oflct .. _ • .,. --Thi• ...,,.,,... 11 oon-IUR IOI~ J.!unllngton ~ "' ~ fi"..O Oil 2. 1111 pOlr*d • penonai tepf• of Ille .... le:_,,.• rv_'"",._ ducMd ~ UmMd u--.y 9-ct\,CA.....o ,,.,. ~ Wit ,,...t-:~iiiijiiii:iii;;;;M--:-, ........... to Mmlnlltff IN abM -----..... Co. "'I• ~.. 11 con-wlttl the County Clet'tl ofi ......... dKtH... M ~ bf ... ..... .. ..--*111 Hewe you ...._. dOll'8 .,.,.. bf lft Individual Or ... 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ICU• :r--.. • NII I".:: • ... ... ~--- STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? TRADE through classifled M2"5878 By Fax (714) 63}-6594 (Please indude your name and phone number and we'll-call you back with a price quote.) ByPllw (7 14) 642'-5678 ByWBPawu 330 West Bt!)' Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At ~wport Blvd. & Bay St. lloun Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30wn-5:00pm Monday-Friday ...,, Rllttt and de•clline. art aubj~t 10 changt without notice. ~ publilber mE"t'\IM tht right to Cf'RIOr, reclassify, reviM-or rtje<:t ony cla ffied advtrtiaemtnt. Plc814: report any error that mar be in ~rel .uw ad immcdiltdy. ~ Daily Pilot acttpu no liablliry (or any error in an advenistmeni Tor which it may be mponsible except for the cost or the pace actually occ:upie<I b~ the f'ITOr. Credit can only be allowed for the fll'llt in1tnion. ----Deadllnes ----. Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm HUNTINGTON COSTA MESA 2124 N!WPORT ROOMS 2708 GARAGES LOST a EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE BEACH 1040 COAST 2170 FOR RENT 2740 POUND 2925 5530 5530 MISC. 6015 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 3bd 1 be 1-car gar. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gated CM pvt rmlb•· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -========1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Open Sat 1·8 Ltg yard. 11100/mo. The Moat on the Private life. Pool, w/d. E'Slde C.M. Garage Found 919 2 dogs 111 Swing Set-Hedstrom 8191 't'emwood Dr 1950 Monrowt• Coaatl Privacy and Uve w/Sr. & ca11. 17th & Santa Ana Mar Del Mar & N-· BokNV/Restauront me1a1. Forost green/ PrHtlgloua Saaellff Or For Sala s17o.ooo. pent. you deserve it SSOO + He. 848·8473 area. 24hr access port Blvd. In CM. Red -·' Roger's Gardens whte, 9mo. new. Orea1 4Bdrm 2·Bath Pool a1u •7 3-eM2 alll Secluded luxury Newport Beec'li $90/mo. 842·1073 Cocker & Medium Frend. bakery, wi,,. Is now hiring for condl 5125. 375-0772 Seeollff R .. lty lno 3bd 1b• W'alde. Ltg gated community. All Oceanfront & 22nd St. Black long haired and cheese counler upcoming holiday Suki•"-• Agent yard, garage. Avail apt. homH fHlure Private room unlum, dog. Now at Hunting· help needed PT/FT. Hason. Cashlert, 714·980-8772.Pager 10.1. l1050+securlty. W/D. fridge, garage, share bath. Ull paid. COMMERCIAL ton Beach Humane gift sales, carryouts, Open Sun 1.s 714/752·2881 alarm & morel No smoking preferred. _s_o_c_l•_,•Y_·_____ Please ooolY: security guard and 8272 Do,.I Drive Riviera Townhome Kitchenette In room. REAL ESTATE FOUND Diamond ring 149 Riverside~ NB gift wrappers. PT & Goll CourH Home. E'ald• 3bd, 2.5ba pvt 1BR .... S1280.S1455 Laundry. 1 block to In Corona del Mar. Ask for Rid. or tsruno FT available. Please 4Br 3.75Ba. Gated yard, Uv rm w/fp, HP 2BR .... S1495-S1850 Newport Pier. $490. Mall description to ~ ~ fax reaume t o Seeollff R .. lty lno fam rm, big muter, Call Sam 8am.epm at P . o . Box 1s6 o se · (714)640·7628 or Suki• F-. Agent vacant, Frnh & CIHnl NEWPORT RIDGE 878-4808 BUSINESS Costa Mesa 92627 3 e. Coast . apply in person at 714·980-8772-Pager A11oc. pool, 1pa & 71 A ~7881 •78 PROPERTY 2767 c/o Lorraine Corona Del Mor 2301 San Joaquin Sol Vlat• Home 3br tennis. Sl 500/mo. ... r v • RENTALS TO Found sweet female Asldor Scott or Hills Road, CdM. 2ba $185,000. Ocean 714/433-9828 •some apte. meet dog, Shepard mix with Richard th• O.C. Moderale SHARE 2724 N.B. Rl!ST.AURANT s t PT vieRw •.:;_8h~o218~1·•t . 1 rent level. Fast Food. Excellent p u r p I e c 0 11 8 r . 'est Si Bo Medrcca~· c·~opracllc ___ u_th_,_._._. __ • __ IRVINE 2144 lrvlne.Apertment iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii location. Great opptl ~le-Eucl id/Hell in oxper helpful. N.B. Sol Vlata Home 4brliiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii CommunltlH N.B. Pvt home, lg rm, •(714) 851-4090• .v. around the 7rh. 7141842-0307 3ba $244,000. 2000..f. •l•••nt plush like new pvt ba, lclto, lndry. Inc 839-7ot9 or 775-o044!·C-H_l!_F-fo_r_N-.-B-. -l-ta-li-an-1--1::1 ....... T_EA_C_H_l!......,.R""S-1::1-- Molher In law area. 3bd 2.5ba townhom•· I••••••••• utl/cbl. No smk/pets. I••••••••• Found , GI asses. re 1 t au rant. ca II COMPUTERS 6018 Ruth 909·2091 Every extra. No amk/ AP'llD""•ENTS S525/mo. 722-9755. linled perscriptlon 651-41596 or fax ~:!~~h~~: T~~~~;r:7~ p1t1. S1750/mo. n.nARI . NB 1Room w/bath, gar, BUSINESS 8r glasses in case. resume to 67M773. 1::1TUTOR TIME1::1 Wlnbook La p Top Ownr/Agt 844-4704 FOR RENT w/d, share w/ 3 n/s FINANCE Vic 01 Bay St in CM. Cl»unter Help Computer & H/P Color Starting a bu1lne11? We specialize In leas· Ing high-end business computer systems to new in-home busl· nesses. II you have bad c red•I we Wiii assist you In receiving a major bank credit card, wilhoul a credit check, 10 purchase a sySlem. Cali & we will assist you In receiving a Free dlgllal satelitte sys1em. 7141721-4006 IRVINE 1044 prof. 1 Block 10 beach 574-1825 or 760·HOI for Coffee House in ---------prinler w/ carry case '. $476 1/4 Ull. 631·3073 Ask for Sunny. N.B. Full or part-time. EMPLOYMENT $990 obo 675·7239 MODEL PERFl!CT NEWPORT r--------NB Shr Ltg 4br Hae In Found: MB Key w/ Ex per pref'd. Call SERVICES 5533 •--------'' ~~~ri::s .. .=: h~~tte~ BEACH 2169 COSTA MESA 2624 Dover Shor ... Jae, fp, BUSINESS unique key ring. 9/15 714·675·7414, 12·9pm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE I i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/d, $490. + deposit. OPPORTUNITY Orange Av•122nd SI. Counter Help w retreat, gourmet CM. Cali 10 lden1lfy kitchen, frml dinlng, 3br 3b• Fam hme, lrg Avl. 10/1 842-8386 2904 (7'4) 645.5769. PT for beauty supply. famlly entertainment yard & patio, dbl gar, 2br 1 be Remodeled, Need a Roommete? Experience a plus. rm, 2 fp, dHlgnar cpt no pets. Av1 11·15 upper, crprt, nr OCC Call Th• Dally Pilolliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kitten 8 wks. old, (salary+comml1ion) & Ille, gated com· 12800.mo 780-9164 1775. + S300.dep. No Claasllled department -•••••• adorable & black. I'm M••••g• Therapltl munily N-· never pats. 714-241-8850 Please be wary of out very 1hy until I gel lo FT or PT. Rental. lived in w/10% dn Big Cenron Twnhrn and lake advantage of of area companies. know you. If you have M•nlcurlst •••-••• TO BUY 6019 Please be aware that 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the listings in this cat-1• '. OWC no quallfylng 3Bd Condo for LAaee. B'S 1 Br 1 Ba Apt. Bal· our one week spaclall Check with the local a good home lor me Faclellat 8.5% APR. Can clo1 Ford Rd, Golf course cony and pool. Small, 714-942·5878 Better Bu a Ines• please call 759·123'8 Rental. FT or PT, egory may require you Old Coins Gold Silver 10 call a 900 number Franklin Mini, Slerling In wtiich !here 11 a Old watchH & jewelry charge par minute. Westcoasl Coin 1142·9448 ', GENERAL 1002 View pool prkg & quiet pet ok. S825/mo. ---------I' Hcrow In 2 wke. tennis. 12000. ·L.. 1yr lea... &42·1073 Newport Height• Bureau before you LOST Eveglasses witti cilentele. EMPLOYMENT FREE TO YOU 6022 '' S&09,960, Agent, 71 4-64().527,. 2 yre new, deck, FP, send any mor1ey for ' H•lrstrll•t• W'llal"PED 5535liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I : • Inventory Blowout 714/34&.8083 vaulted cell, own bath, fees or Hrvices. Read On Ocean '3lvd. In Commission/rental iiniiHii,iiiiiiiiiiiiii Free Kittens 1o good Bulk purchaHd in· ---------FOR iALllJLl!Aii HUNTINGTON full prlv, NS, lndry. and understand any COM, 720-9489 •can LHll• at• home. w111 pay for come properties from 3Br 2Ba Houaa $525/mo. 722·7050 x2 contracts before you LOST: 9wk old Boxer 714/951·1858 Swedlah Nurae'• them to be neutered '$14,500. Di1cover th• NEWPORT On football fleld •Ix• BEACH 2640 sign. Shop around for type puppy. Lt brown -.-c-o_u_n_t_e_r.-a-.-,-1-.-t-.-.1 Aid• Dependable, or spayed 548·2178 , biggest boom market BEACH 1069 greenbelt, w/fountain1, ---------rates. w/Wht markings. Goes C••hler. AM & PM good cook. Errands. • • In hl11oryl Call with ponda, walks, trH1, RENTALS _AJ_l_d_o_u_b-,-.-,-.-m-o_v_•_d_ brr "Paxton". In the vi· E 8 1 id 10 yre. exper. Loc111--------- d 1 •00-322 2007 gardens, and pool1 . .Adorable 1br, cath I f w 1 id CM spreaao er ns 1 references 646-3735 JEWELRY FURS ~88 s . ., · · 2 Luxury Bd"'•· 2-car Be ... •tltully land•-•ftAd cell•, galed 4-plex WANTED 2726 Cash business for c n 1Y 0 es 1 • · the Huntington Beach · · • ..... ....... .. -1725 ~ Id I I) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sate. 10hra/wk·• REWARDll 548·3975 Central Library .---------•· ART 6025 NEED DOWN g81, cntrl air, marble, 844-5519 or 283-9e58 . nc • •c ~ '. ',. $182,990 C·21 JR 71 42•1787 1BR near Udo. Long· S50k yrly. Call for ref· __ 7_1_4-_5_7_3_·8_1_8_3_,DOMESTICS 5540liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · ' ' -PAYMENT? Qlbaon 714-547.e221 Lido lale Home 4+3. erence. 800-678·8454· I••••••••• Crvat•I Cove Sh•k• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 52 I I I h 11 d , ._... New crpt. So. patio.•---------time rHldent in area. l!ARTHWORMS S P ecea o n er e , yte will loan you the Be~ront Condo Boat 129oomo. v.rly. Bill NEWPODT No smkg/pell. 1 have PERSONALS heck Dell/counler Dog Walker, need Antique & Es1a1e down payment on the up 10 4'5'. 2br/2ba. G d Rttr•7,..1 .. 1 ~ Ref'• 848-9729 Growers wanted' .. •••••••• help. FT/PT. Call someone to walk your J ewelry. Ri ngs , .. _ f h I run y v .,.._ u Ba•cH 2669 $1000 da o 1ible 11 11 30 3 497 -~~ ' & kl -m• o your c o ca too good to mlsel ....n a y p • . : am· pm . ......., d 0 g 1 M 0 , g • n earrmg1 nee ocos. sSd arrange the un-$249,000 LH. Great Lovelr 2bd 2be liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil H:>~:::>:o~~Tr (818) 303-<>202 r---------DETECTIVE-PRIVATE •714•042.a533• Selling below whole· dirtying hi Mortgage toe. Agent 87a.1853 upper unit In gated In Corona del Mer SCHOOLS A Investigator. Wiii train. NANNY Needed PT sale. From $800· ""anclng. Buyers and comm. Deck, pool, •1BR ST75• ..___.__ Good wages. MWF 1 .. $18,000. Dealers A"eallora call BluftaBervlew •P•· 12100/mo. 28R2M•900 or Leguna Beach &~b INSTRUCTION 3012 71.._239-4941 nmy .. ome,exp welcome. 075·4420 TJie DownPaymenl Co WldHI view of bay. unfutn. S2800 furn. D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. Cathy 998-9838 w___...8_,. nee. Some Engl. Own • Bkr 23g.4334 Ltg 20501q.ft end unit. 8kr 721·1875 No peta. Carport. Responafble UCI atu· .-:, .... _,____ PATIENT TUTOR DOCK HANO. PT trans. S8/Hr 515·0518 -------- SOLD! lr\Vlle over 40,000 people 10 read apou1 your home for •al• each Saturday by showcasing your property in th• Homes of the Week & Open Home Guide. The bHI -t'bcal Real Ellal• 8actlon aroundl .Reach lh• bell qualified homebuy· er1 on the coa111 Call your Advertising Representative Todayll Ask about our current 1pecialsl LI•• Coaenz• 574 ... 249 LI•• River• 674 ... 252 ~CORONA J>SL MAR 1022 ·are•t Location Near park & ocean. 3bd, • a~a duptex. Ltg aunny :qrchan, LA w/fP, cell .,,.,..,,, tear gar11g9, WD /'t.ttup•. Open to ... 11 8jVSun 1 M. 12300/ '· "'°' Donna '129·7252 . . ' 3bdor::'.sn. Slu4n491:200. NiWPORT CR•ST Newport ••w dent looking for NB/ New_.....__. N.B. Boat eo .... king OFFICE .. -., 38 3B N 1 V Terrace p 1 1 / h ..-... N.l-4c ~'° • Math • (Arithmetic PT dock help/llckal FURNITURE •· 21 9 Neta r a aw pan an nsu a room 1 ar•... ...,.,... . . h Cal 1 ) F ~ t A -u I d •545-48118• Par, up to 1300/mo ,_ -t ru cu us •al••· lex. hours, MERCHANDISE (Off VIila Noblez.a) carp• · v-mm• · · LONG OISTANC8'-1. • S1alll1lcs •Chemistry experience • plu1. EQl1IPMENT 604 7 Agent e8o-3822 1 1700/mo. 831-6802 ere 714-223-0101 _,.._......... •Phylic9 •T1rmPa-rs 714/873-0240 H 11 HOUSl!·SITTl!R •*6Cl!AN VU lmmaol••••••••• Wanted 1bd ept With Ne 1.,,;---i-;;;:.,.,.:'f: •Reading • THI Prep •DRIVl!R·PT: y. R.e . Broker will Sell & 4'Bt 2.5 Ba 3-Car Gar. MISCEI.I.ANEOUS garage, local man, no '-iel .., _.. -IOK (CBEST, ORE, SAT) Newport/BalbOa area. 11 V'PTQTTrS Baby·•lt your vacant New crpVroof. 13900. DttNTALS pets/smk. Referanca1. •P"'-"'(; f)PTIPT. Study Skills. For free MON·FRI 3 pM.7PM nn.u "'" 6010 Home. 850-0t00 Broker 840-5884 auo 714/759·1418 /l_/I 11" Ifill LM7 information call: Drive your own Econo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W rf UUl 'f. IVU-fNJ Jim Madia IS47·MATH Open Set/Sun 1·5 •t• ront Home car. WHkly Payl Stan 2827 Alta Vista 2·Sty, 3br 2.5ba, dbl GARAGES ASAP 714-<450-8883 j Park-front. Pr1n only. gar. Custom patio. -00----~-----HoUM•Sltter needed, .Agent 2aa.3934 13500. Laa. Ownar/Agt R .nw 2706 FOR RENT 2740 MONEY EMPLOYMENT occaa1ona1 wor1c. Avt OPl!N SUN 1·5 582·943-2NO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO LOAN 2914 •••••••• 7day1/Wknds/holid1y1 TH• aLUl'l'S Infrequent traveler . 3Bdrm 2.15bath, Famlly TllB&TD 1111&1'1lt TBUTllt Bondabta 225-8983 j room, Bay view. Ju1t ~·-G ZIZl CIS11JIG ZIZl ,.. • ...,.G EMPLOYMENT Office AHlat for cu1t Reduced! Must 81111 ~..... -&u;w ATTNr 5530 Hrv and taking order11 H••tlnga & Co. ••••••••• KOM!OWNUS computer 'exp. PT/FT , 714-84G-5580 BomiwWMlOOK S7.50/hr+ 850-0870 *.11M.~OLL'iWOOD .J:~~ ~ '!::'1\lcnoN, INC-=~~~.::.: C0N1,Jl,J ·No~~ ..k HAVING TROUBLE eauPlall.a.... ical ¥ FINDING THE RIGHT AGENT? <~~'o!,. LET US HELP YOUI A he.ith b,.akthtOUOhl Waight 10111 l'laalth maintenance, ••If eurH, ate. Valuable Info. a time 1aver raclpaa. 139,111 + 12.IO l/H. lend eo Health lrHkthloUQh P.O. lo• na, Ohe• nut., Kan ... ee120. Non~. ACCOUNTING • Corporate head. quarter• ol retail pharmacy chaln haa Immediate opening for account• payable po1lt1on. Muet b• detall oriented, organized and hav• computer uparl-1 no a . Pleasant 1mok .. frH envlton- ment In Newport 8aach. Call Sharon ('114) ...... .,0 PART·TIME JOB Telemarketln9 •Morning Hours •No Experience •Young, energetic olo .Costa Mff• Call Cooper ('114)722-0119 Complete ••t·up 2 desks, 2 computer slatlona, -..2 typlngl printing stAnds, $300. 714/722·1017 PETS & ANIMALS 6049 OCIC.ATS Kitten• Sliver spot· ted. CFA shots. S500· $600 1 -909·828-4032 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T l ... ··--· ...., ......... 11 a.. :: =-=-=--.'°..,. e5~away ee Sdenoe 87~ 88 Goel out wMh 89 Call for DOWN 1 -lt~ 2 Scent 3 Act1161e1 dltzen? 4 Zinc or xenon g ~lodly 7 CcMtr 8 .. c:ardl 9 l.MIHhoods 10 VMfy 11 ·-want tor Ct1111tmas• 12 Scheme 13 Sharp tall• ~~~edlent rttname 28 Lisa Marie's ded 27 Nof1h Wooda . ------- SERVICE DIRECTORY ADDmONS IEMODEUNG 3410 WF.BI' ••• 0•••1 OAJ9 NOWl'll •K 10111 04'81 041•• •• • ., 1087 80vnl EMT 61'7 oKQlO 0 871 •Att41 ••Q•• oA71 0&101 •KQI ~~dint. """'au fn8I' NORTH &AST •• ... •• p ... INT PMe 46 Pa. .... ... Opening lead: Jack of'• The light ol a lina)eton in dum· my on.en caUHI panic among the derenden. They ruah in with high cards and make declUer'e task eas· ier. Con1ider the defense or this hand. Nonh-Soulh, four-card mltjor afi. cionadoe, were using a 16-17 range for their ooe·oo·trump opening bide, hence South'• one-apade open· ing bid followed by the jump to three no trump on round two or the auction. North'• correction &o four spedee wu automatic:. .. 1 ••• We.t led the jack of clube, and •ae 11aza llX e •a• 300ZX T Top '83 GL ..... Eut paUMd &o take 1&oek. While •---------• 2dr, 5 •PMd. ~ 0 1 • • OOod r .. iable Wea micht bold a IUit. ~ bj J[ It e e r I n g S 2 I 2 6 rea runner• new portatton Good J 10 • x ror the lead1 that would CBEVROU:T 9045 * 723-1504 * f:"':iatr'0t.,~: "!':.~ saoo . 673-2741 mark South with a aldn>py ~ Bought another car.1------=-:..:.;.;;-..~ :~~ezb! 't':uc~u;:-J:~J~eJc,':8,i~ ~:;~;~::~~ MDCEDES 9130 ,8-:so:=.x s::3si:~ TOYOTA 12f'~ The lead WU more likely &o be fs,)m MllH • 1 Owner • '72 300SEL• blllek. Auto. CHI, AC, '89 L•nd Cru ... • the top of a aequencie, giting South Factory Manual• lncld 1 owner, •xc cond. All all J>Wf, alarm. T·top. Loaded! ac, auto.·• three clube headed by K Q x. Going ~LOTS OF TLC~ records, AC. S3900. t07k ml. Mull tHI orig mllH, one owner. up with the ace, thererore, would MINT CONO 120.000. &40·1491 15500. 31CMS0..383. 114.995. 714-781-._, praent declarer with two tricb in 909·927·3335 '78 450 SL Exe m.. '92 Corolt• 4 di, 4'N:• the suit when ducking, despite the chan1ca1 cond. Both OLDSMOBILE 9155 AJC. sunfiTe Aetli:s•• aingle&oo io dummy, would allow ~n~n 9075 tops. Muat •••I owrw. under 10k, South to collect only one club. So, ~ s14.5oo. 846-2002. S8500lobo (582)437· Eut faHowed with the low dub. '8e 300SDL Turbo, •92 Old• Achleva SC : Declarer won with the queeo, •97 TAURUS QL drk blue 85k ml Orig Full power, auto, mlnll VO'VC!WJlGeu 9211• drew A/C. All Power. Runs owner." beauilfull Sl500 under blue """"' ~ ; trumpe in two rounds, endinc Greall $1799. OBO $17,500. 675·936'1. book, low miles -Ii in dummy, then led a diamond &o 714-548-3784 --------1 se985 646-1505 •97 .Jetta au~ 4 , the ten and jack. Wut eeiud the owner. 4·dr, ac, arnlf1'I opportunity to thift to a heart, and Chances are PONTIAC 9170 caH, sunrf, JCJnt con11.; shortly therea.J\.er declarer coneeded HONDA 9085 you will find $4850. 6S0-730't ' twotricbineachredeuit. '88 vw FOX 40t •• Note that declarer will make the what yo.u need '85 eooo LE SEDAN Radio caH., ~ spade game ahould Eut. rise with ' 8 7 A 0 0 0 ' d at the price Blue. auto, AJC. 111 owner. Gr Ht cOndl the ace or duba at. trick one. Two oC Hatchback LXI • you want to pay power. alum. rims. S3,000. 714-731.e990 Orig owner, at, ac, 846-7226 pgr217 3660 dummy'a hearta will be diacarded $4150.obo 717.7777 when you read · on the king and queen or dube, and 1..,....,.....,....---.,..------, ClaHlfled 194 Bonnlevllle SE declarer will toee only two diamond '90 Honda Accord da'ily Beautiful condl All tricb and cl b LX Great condition, power. am/Im caH, 1 u · must sell. $8,900 642·5678 ~ual air bag1, ac. Leam to be a better bridge , __ ,.._· _63_1_.s_4.,..3_3_·-=-i:;~=======.:.:A=B=S=·=5=9600==·::7:::;5Miiiii1ii14ii,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:==;;~ player! Subecrlbe now to the '04 Honda Civic DX Goren Bridp Letter by callinc Low low miles. (800) '188-1225 for Information. like now $10,500 Or write to: Goren Bridp Let-• 631 ·8433 • ter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chlcap. m •--------60880. FIND :· HYUNDAI 9090 MUSICAL CORONA MARINE SUPS '80 Hundal Son•ta GLS 4dr, power. NC. Real Clean $2985 •723·1504• INmUMENTS 6055 DEL MAR 6122 DOCRS 7022 JAGUAR 9105 * Rol•nd PC·200 •DESIGNER SALE• 45' MOORING & 21'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MKll K•vbo•rd SaVSun 9am· CASH Sallboat By Pavlllon '89 XJS 12..c;yl, Rouge oontt'oller Ilk• Antiques. furn. x·mas $10,500. 714·875-1670 Collection. Moat newll $100.00 3515 Surfvlew Ln Lido Isle Pvt Dock, up Elegent Car Ever. Red Mike 723-4015 to 85ft, water/electric. w/Blscull l.lhr. piped Very 1ecure. 673-76n In Red. Like new. X1ra Newport B•y lo ml, 1unroof. PP 2nd 6169 Boal atlps In small owner $19,500.(FIRM) private marina on Via COM 714-721-0169 •------NEWPORT -t--+---+--t ~=S 6 6059 BEACH 8•bw Gr-..d Plano HJ..GloH Black. Uke Newll 714-527.()SI()() Neighborhood Qarae• Sale Sat 8am·12, Diana Ln. (Dover & Irvine) Udo. From St:J..$16ft.1 _______ _ Sail or Electric pref'd. JEEP No live aboards. Size 2 5 ft ·50 ft av a ii ab I•· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714·875-4912 Agen1 '91 Cherokee Laredo YAMAHA Ebony Conaole --------WANTED: SLIP FOR White, 4X4. Tow pack· Flawfess condition. TRANSPORTATION s2000 obo 845·7491 •••••••• 37' SPORTFISHER age. CO. Bike and ski Beam 12'x 6" In the racks. Fog llght1. Xlnt Newport Bay 631-0184 Condition! 80k miles. $11 ,500 obo 845·8095 10111-........... ~------------liiniiciieiiTiiSiiiiiiii6ii07ii5 BOATS 2 Heavuw liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTOMOBILES IANDROVER Olacounted Alrllna '94 21' Duffleld Ticket1 1200 each. LA Electrlo XJnt cond. 9113 to Or1ando. GrHt for Moving must ••111 •---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii th. h 0 11 d • y I . $16,000. ~7873. BUICK 9035 (212)780-4821 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 Skylark.4·Dr Gray, Always garaged. Vlry clean. Xlnt Cond $2450. 548·1 554 , ______ POWER BOATS 7012 GAR.AGE SALES On the move? Sell your extra household ftems In Classlfled '79 SKIP JAC:K Xlnl cond. Low houra. full covera. WfTrallor. $11,500 Call after 4pm (780) 324.ons CLASSIFIED ll't th• resource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dise hem1, because our columns compel qualllled buyers to Calli '88 RANOE ROVER County. Lo mlle1. FlawleH. red beauty. (2KFJ193) LAND ROVl!R MISSION Vll!JO 714-385.e750 '.94 Defender 90 Lo Lo mlla1. Former ShOW car. A/0 , load•d. HURRY! (3NOP925) LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO 7t~es-a7so Run your ad in the Newport Beach -Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley ~tto OVflf 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in with a check todavl Run for a we.It! I( 'f04Jf' car does not Seli w.'H run it for onoeher w.elc FREEi ~ Jor $10• D YU,51U. MY CM • I • ....... : I ........ I I ~~------------!.. .... ,, .,.,.._----------,.,.-!• .... C.-. <:..i OMC CJYISA CAM lC -t • &,. :· I W ls IWl.Y ND! • lJOW ...... C-.... CA~ I ITJ4f~Q.MrV14QI.... I ,__~ : • I DRYWALL GARAGE JEWELRY 3784 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PIASTER TUTORING 3~29 3548 SERVICB 3584 DOORS 3678 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REPAIR 3880liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wllllam Harold J ew•l•r COMPLETE PAINTING Geometry Stude'hO. --~ ----- ARCHCRAFT Dl!SIONI ••S475 • 18X7•• Watch/Jewelry Repair Young'• Landscaping The B•st Work At The Pla1ter/Stucco Patch ~~~~~q'::i~ •,:c! Antique• Fine Jewelry Same Day Svc. l729465 Lowaat Price Guar'd . ·Serving So Ca 25"tl· ArchH/NlchH/Ooore Include• hallway, 8uy/stll/llld• 873.0365 ""'··nr-op•Xlnt NB refs l#&9S28e 547 .. 522 I.le .. 32686,. 2,.H' re Bob Kendall, 642-75)0 I.lg ht Solflt1/Cloaet1 weath•r·slrlp, Install•· ._ • ., ., or rrkendal<ft rtuh.net LIA179372 413-7001 ~Ion & tax 845·5704 •EXPERT JEWELRY 988·5~3/ Mb1·2&4·558'S ,. ___ ,...__ p 714-554·78:11 & WATCH REPAIRS _._ -•me alntl"9 • .. 3558 ..,~~~~~:.,u:::.! aurny ~ .. v 2V:,• r~~~~.·v~111r:. MOVING 3834 =r J:J2: Sr~ -,-L-UMB--IN-G ____ WALL "' I IT I IT.. "'""'" ftMM't 3710 JB Jaw•I"' , .... 3308 .... 7oe3 m..9'42"9 3890 COVERINGS --------........ M.DIC c f , .. ang "9 •P no IAiUr• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .• .. ... -• ate or CommlRet 551·5573 Mactntoeh Computera •P•lnt/Carpentry• •--------PUBLIC NOTICE Ike'• Cuatom Painting Titl LOCAL PLUMBER The Stripper , 3932 3548 In your hme/ofc. Low/ Witthoeft Drww•ll Drywall and morel LANDSCAPE & Th• Callf. Publlc Utlll· Prof, CIHn. Quality .. James E. Bangert Co.· spec I a 11 z Ing In hourly r .... •7~18 All Pha .... Sm/lo Job• Small Job• Oki IAWN CARE 3808 llH Comml11lon RE· Work. lnVE8x1 & Ooc8ks. frM EstlmatH Wallpaper R•mon1 CIMtll CINnl Cl .. nl O•ry MS-5277 QUIRES thl all uae<f Lt11703481 :J1-4 10 Fttendly SeMce.-lnl\ftd L.5889241 H~7 20Vre EllP/Falr S/FrM E1t houa•hol~ good 1 Peten P•intlng U1532Sl81 875-9304 We O•I• ShOulct~ L1400030 714-639-1447 COMPLITI PROPERTY BASIC vARD ualNT movera print their 20 Years e.x,....1_ .. . • I -II ,, -p u c c T .--· ...... Expett Drain Cleenlftt log•ttler. Strip, """" · · • al number; Fr" EatlmatH & ad Ice to the ~ Specialize Klich/Bath 1 CAl.L DOES IT Al.LI limo• and chaulfeura Int-•--·-d ~ ... .,1__ Plumbing Repair• 11 ,.,.. .... 1.at Plmbng, alee, "oorlng, •31-4422 print thw T.C.P. num-R.T:.l -a.4'.:0st'a ~ eicp. ~~ Llm .. ,v - c._rpont!Y. All ropalra. a TREES • bot In all ad1toftlH· 1 _ _....,_;.;.......-...;;.;. ..... .-.....-~ SYo. .I" .I" men1a. tf ycx.t hav. a ""P,,..r.t-"'"e-.-.. ~ •• -1'"'p"'"Al~lfTU=~•-.. .. ~NC-~IM--:P~lu-~-:-~~ WIJO>OWS 3134 ._. .. Jota llXP•RT lff311155 '1794H9 ~;__1.#111.-quoetlOn abOut the ... lllMWIMl.,.a~Mr. Yuaur ~~ a R•modelt ~=~===~== Duncan m.ctrlc a::::: •-aa -1 .,.._<tnup 751..:Miv gallty or a movet, limo No Job too or._...,.. Fr" EatlmalH L.ocal/Qulctt AH=• .._ n.._r,..eMOde or chauffeur, call: -L1N••N ~,-Costa Men/Newport Lawn Service. Mow/ A oe. ...,. ,... eet ,,. --v.v Lf275170 9ao-a •• v-n .... edge/aod/tprlnklers/ Public Utllltle1 whet ,.. ~ twt P•twkln ateotrto """ n1.a4*> ctn-up. At 9ee-271• 1~:"~~ n•·11SoQ4tMt-n1°'" -POO--L ____ ,....,.......,, Prompt a low Aat"I ~~~,..,r===:':"'-Lve mag or call ofter 5 8 HOM• ••llVIC•• 111t ciNTURY MOVING Quinn • P•lntln9 SUVJCI rH-c:om/•m-lg joba Anything & £~hlng Landao•P9 R•mod•llnt ./Hon•at/,rof./l!•pertt :ta Y."l ••Plteaiaonlllale •••••••••"'..__ _ _., ____ _ CSL819117 7~11 ,.,.. Estimate. Aera. YWd tune upJmalnt~. /Storage/Pfllno Spec NO lob too MNll. ""1 Ml•hMI 7 .. 1440 landecape/artl1t1c dHlgn. LowSIT11M»MO-aJW comm'Vap49 14Wn7 ALU90ll P.OOL cw ComractOflC27..eo4008. ._.,,. .. a R....,_ -Cwt c.tpentrt ltrofl a Ethlcal. 845-7505 ••N• hoeM ...... Relll•rl •• ,... Co. POQla•spaa·F~ Ckywlt/Pnt/P.fmb/El•o f Prof Movet91 14"w Irv Prof Plllnelflg. Kitchen F ht. 718 M4• "9fnU1l•'""'1.a.lobe. ":' rt>o~ ~~~ 70ey/Sr Oitt/?117 .. 11 lpeelaH•t. Int .. at -:~ ~ ~4M ~ ... :..i~1natati 4aS .. 1a3,,S*lllO .... JabeOK ._.. ........... •• _, &;•49odl0 ... 3009 Pool .. Spa Mty Ive =-~-==-=: '95 KIA SPOIITAGE Wful iv....r~·rrade. 3~ CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED VEHICLES '92VOLVO 240 "'°'· outo, P1i"1f:d" '13,987 '94 ISUZU TROOP!RLS ~er:~ nMt -1923573 '95BMW I 318? ~~ar· tAl