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Home My WebLink About1999-12-08 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COfV\tv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1999 Someone Cares Soup Kitchen officials are desperate for toy donations prior to Santas visit: only 500 of the 1,500 toys needed have been collected Karrin Wilson, 9, picks up a lunch at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. She and her mother visit almost daily. Hoping someone cares Nu \>-;J Sl:ttW\RTZ K arnn nusses her Roller- blades. The 9-year-old abo won 1es about her aunt. 1s concernf•d about her dad's missing tools and wishes she could buy her mom new plates. Three months ago, after her family's motor home was broken mlo, they moved to Costa Me,a. Losing all of their possessions WdS JUSl the start m a tong lme of events that eventually lclnded the entire fam- ily at Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, waiting for cl hot meal. "It's been a Gochend. A lot of tunes Putting upa brick at the charity stripe I descnbcd my car m pdmful detail to the guy from the non- profit agency. Brown. NJSsan. SE•ntra. Has a hatchback. Ha a ... "Does it run?" Yeah. "Tues?" Oh yeah. Four. "Mileage?" 1 clicked off dll six numbers for him. •Any damage?" Uh, ouch. Sure. a bit. Suddenly, I could see it ull slip· ping away. My old ct1r, the one that seenungly has been fdlling apart since it rolled !)ff the assembly line m 1987 and frrst sputtered down we can't muke ends me<'l and every- one here 1s so mcc." suid Dore W1bon, Karnn's mother. "They don't mdke you reel bad.· Wilson has already planned to hdvc the family's Christmas meal at the soup kitchen. And Kctmn 1s particular- ly excited about Vts1ting Santa on Dec. 24. But this is precisely what womes manager George Neureuther. More than 1.500 excited children are expected to show up al the center to receive a present from Santa, but so far the soup kitchen has collected IE>.ss than a third of the gifts necessary for SEE GIFTS PAGE 6 NOT EB OOK st eve marble U1e road, rejected by u chanty. The final insult. The guy told me that not every car in the world is "suitable" to be given to charity, that he had some people he had to talk with first, sec how it measured up. He'd get bdck to me. That's what he said. I hung up the phone. I envi- s10ncd some Uruted Way comnut- tee s1ttmg around a small conter- ence table ma sun-splashed room. doubled up wtth laughter as thl•y poured over the description of my car. my ft>eble offering. My car and I have had an uneasy relal.Jonship since the st.irt. It it was a person, I'd say it was that neighborhood punk who'd tnp you whf'n you were runrung to class, or put a •kick me" sign on your back. or unscrew the top from the pepper shaker before your sal· ad amved. It's hard to remember when things started going WTong with the car. The side mirror rattled off one dtly on u trip to L.A. The glove compartment -the entire thing - tell off one mornmg on the wa); to work. The windshield wipers would flip on when I made a lctt- hcmd tum. The armrest-one of the few leatures of creature comfort m the car -snapped in hall one day, hanging there sadly like ears monday top10 cxuitdoMl to 2000 Catch a wave '' • ·I I 1tfh"I' ( friday polllca ) ; As the beach lifestyle took hold of America, it found roots in Newport. culture• - - --- For today'• Mlllenntum Mom.nt. ... ,..,., T he movie WclS dop y, inane and macr.urnte. •Gid- get,• which was rel a cd in 1959, wa also a hug hit and it nc:ourau d th blossoming of popular urf cultur m the 't>Os in N wport n ach. •rt was a combination or that, nd (1 >6 urf rnoVi I 'Endl Summ r, .. on <1 hPr1yl~. Karrin, with her mother Dore, hopes for a Barbie this holiday season. f' BY CONAAD LAU I DAllV PILOT At limes the cur s1.•cmed to have d nund ol its own. One day 11 rolled . out into thr> middle of I idrbor Boulevard while I was inside a nmghl>orhood shop, wa11.Jng on d sanciwtc:h. I would have been none the wiser had the kid making my sandwich not glanred up. "That your car?" I turned around. The traffic was l>ac:kccl up on Harbor, horns honk- ing, cln\'ers trymq to squeeze past the old N1 san. Yet1h, 1 '-<tu! That would be my CclT. Fr.-cways ~emcd to hnng out the rascal m lhe cdr. Cru1smg - slowly, ao; ctlwdys -m the lrafflc one morning. d hubcap shook loose from llw car and went shooting down the frt•eway like skeet at d hnng range. cKlually passing my c <H hclorc it holmrNl up in the atr ancl slammed down onto my wmd- i;h1eld, crdckmg il. SEE MARBLE PAGE 6 . Council postpones --~ action on El Toro ' f\.1aralhon nwelinu leaves Coslu lesct council memhe1s pondPring the complex issu<' in the weP hours or thP monung. COSTA ~ tESA -It \\us JU'it too late !'-londc1v mqht ~ nrtudU\ ear- l} Tut>sd11} morrunq for tht; City C ounnJ to take d ~trong slc1nd about l,hP count\· q>ntroversrnl pldn<; for dll curport nl cl Toro So mstead, it derided to keep It:. stah•nwnt imph• Tite council h unonunousl} opposPd to any plans to e>..pami Jolu1 Wayne Airpor1 Thr motion, .,., hkh the council dpproved hortl} alter 1 a m on Tuesdtty in a meeting tl1dl la..,ted nearl\ sev0 n hours i:. the c tty's hrst ofhnal stan< e on ,John \\:avne Airport. , Counc it mPmh •1s ''PH! con- c:empcl that me rt>cisinq <.111 pa!.sen- ger dt•mcmcl 111 Orrtn~w County would fore l' lhl' count~ to PXpt1nd John Wc1yn1• :\.irpo1t If the pro- po..,~d El Toro .rnporl ''as l•• ldll throuqh Thi• c-mmc1l Wcl~ o.;cht>cluled to discuss wh~ther to t>nclorse the scaled-down El Toro airport pro- posal that was m1tiull) sug~esterl SEE EL TORO PAGE 6 County seeks land project's docuinentation Seawmd residents hope thdt m1ssin9 paperwork for d Newport Coast development will Corce construchon to a halt. ~f'llol NE\\ PORT BEACH -Rc1>1- denL-. of the seuwmd commumty, tunous about the con tniction of a new hou ;mg lract m Nc.,.,1>ort Coast that block their vt \\ s, have accused tht• county of losmg the devclopm1•nt documentation "In talkmg to ome of th local otfloals, the) told u not to talk about VJe\\ ~ and aesthetics but to focus on no1~ •, cong • t10n and pol- lution,• lla1d d1 qnmtl(>d re..-.1dent Peter Hull. I le said rei,tdent then shifted trom complammg about • the IT\1ne Co ctov ~topment's effect on tht.'IT vmw~ to fighting the hatUe on leg.ti ground . Amud- covered rock fan na h a "peac • lgn during the 1968 ~ Pop Festival. Rcs1dl"nts hop thttt without the documenb, the pro1e<:t will at least SEE SEAWIND PAGE 6 INDEX .. t. 2 Wednesday, December 8, 1999 locals only Doily Pilot ALMANAC The following Jn/or· matlon ls collected on a weekly basis from the Orange County Clerk-Recorder's Office in Santa Ana. BIRTHS • Sylvester Anthony IV, on Dec. 1 DUI ARRESB The following were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxl-• cant. They have only been arrested on sus- picion of a crune, and, as with all such crimes, they are considered innocent until proved guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Dec.3 • Nicole Renee Reyes, 21, Costd Mesa • Ava Lenore Eagle, 44, Newport Beach Dec. 4 •Amber Dawn Leonard,25, Laguna Niguel • Michelle Marie Par- sons, 32, Huntington Beach • Jose Angel Sanchez, 30, Costd Mesa • Randy Jack Can- celtierri, 25, Corona del Mar • Lawrence Eugene . Vandenbosch, 40, Aliso Viejo Dec. 5 • limolhy Brian Anderson, 23, New- port Beach • Stacie Louise Brandt, 42, Costa Mesa • Ronald Gordon, 55, Laguna Beach •Stephen John Logu- idice, 23, Newport Beach • Joseph limothy Fanner, 44, Costa Mesa Dec. 7 • Joseph Peter AJeskus, 30, Newport Beach REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CORONA DEL MAR •96 Calle Sol, $590,000 · • 610 Carnation Ave., $759,000 • 1627 Harbor Crest Circle, $947,500 NEWPORT BEACH . • 507 J St., $907,500 • 3113 Corte Portofino, $460,000 • 1427 Sea Ridge Dri- ve, $730,000 • 11 TouJon, $850,000 • 22 Palazzo, $910,500 • 33 Seabrook Cove, $570,000 NEWPORT COAST • 61 Anjou. $380,000 • 1 Grenelle, $560,000 • 10 Marisol, $554,000 • 12 Sorrento Court, $430,000 • 11 Riva Drive, $610,000 • 5 Veroll Court, $290,000 • 40 Marisol, $490,000 • 34 Marisol, $483,000 • 45 Auvergne, $359,000 VOL 93, NO. 287 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publtshet TONY DODOO, Ed1tOI' JUM=ER RAGLAND, SeniOI' City EdrtOf SJ.CAHN. City Ed1tOI' NANCY Ot£EVE.R. Futures Editor ROGOt CARLSON. Sports E drtOI' MARC MAATIN. Phato Editor ANntONY PIOC, News Ecfrtor IOSI J. SANTOS. P•Oesign« NOV OIYTING. o.ssified Advertising I.AHA JOHNSON. Promoliont ~IHAH. CNtf Flnanciaf Officer CATCHING UP WITH • • • "The county chose to cut the programs for those least empowered- the poor people. SOS is their voice." Karen Harri~, director of development for Costa Mesa's Share Our Selves Lines at the Share Our Selves cllnlc during Its 1996 toy drive. -Share Our Selves COSTA MESA -Five years after the county went bankrupt, one local organi- zation and its visitors are still feeling some effects of the loss. #The county chose lo cut the programs for those least empowered -the poor people,• said Karen Harnngton, director of development for Costa Mesa's Share Our Selves, a free medical, dental, food and clothing center. ·sos is their voice.• After the bankruptcy, many of the first people to be let go were county soaal ser· vices personnel. Waiting room atten- dance at clinics aroutld the county sky- rocketed from 60 to 150 people, Share Our Selves officials sclid. rt was a time of frustration for many county sodal service agencies, including Share Our Selves. The privately funded, nonprofit orga- ruzation rallied with other health-care advocates in an attempt to get more than 130 positions reinstated. The county also cut off certain medical supplies to the agency, including antibi· otics. Share Our Selves prud for the items in order to continue providing general care to the public. The county still has not reinstated Share Our Selves for the sup- plies. The agency started distributing food and financial aid in 1970 to indigent peo- ple m the area. The free medical cmd dental clinics began in 1984 and 1987, respectively. · · Mary Moyer, cliruc nurse manager, said medical services for the poor have bec;ome increasingly diff1cuJt to obtam since the bankruptcy. Smee Share Our Five years after the county bankruptcy, ~the social service agency still feeling effects of the loss. Selves is a ·1ast resort" clime, many coun- ty residents who do not qualify for other state or county medical programs arrive on the center's doorstep. · The cliruc helps more than 6,000 peo- ple, each of whom visit the cliruc twice a year. ·1 have no Ul.SUJ'ance, so I come here," sdid Althea Johnson, 40, of Costa Mesa. The clip for her dentures broke and she came to Share Our Selves for dental ser- vices on Tuesday. Juan Battista of Costa Mesa, 36, got up at 5 a.m. Tuesday to get in line at SOS for free dental care. On the first Tuesday of the month, people from all over Orange County travel to SOS to sign up for den- tal service. The clinic takes on 50 new patients per month. Possibly the biggest current setback for SOS 1S the flght over tobacco settle- ment funds designated to the county. liti- tially, the Board of Supervisors planned to spend the settlement money on the coun- ty's debt and the building of jails. But BRIEFLY protests from the health-care community have prompted closed-door sessions with county supervisors. The allocation of the $912 million the county is to receive over the next 25 years IB still being determined. "I know if they didn't have such high debt, the tobacco settlement money would ha9'e been a great boon to health care,• said Moyer. •For all of the coalition of community clinics, we are boping the funds from the tobacco settlement come th.rough." Despite voting to spend the bulk of the tobacco wmdfall on debt payments and jail beds, Supervisor James W. Silva said negotiations over the funds are still tak-· 109 place throughout the county. He said he believes community clinics should be singled out and supported because they are most often the community's first lines of defense m health care. •Tue county will try to help out in any way that we can,· Silva said. The tobacco settlement funds are cru- cial to the clinics because they may be facing additional cutbacks next year as a result of changes to the state-mandated Medical Semces for Indigents program, Moyer Sdid. Those changes couJd mean a loss of $130,000 per year for Sha.re Our Selves, Moyer added. ·sos serves as a safety net for people out there,• said Moyer. •The more strands it has in it, the less likely some- body is able to fall on the ground. But things like funding get in the way.• -Story by Amy R. Spurgeon Earthquake does little damage in Newport-Mesa The magnitude 3.8 earth- quake rattled Orange Coun- ty hortly before 2 p m. wtth a quick jolt that lasted about two seconds. Authorities in both cities said there were no emergency responses prompted by the quake, but several residents did call, wondering whcit hart hap- pened. bumped. up against our build- ing,• said Lt. John Blauer, community relatioru; officer for the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. "Some of our guys thought something WdS dropped, but 1t turned out to be an earthquake.• A mild temblor centered seven mtles southeast of Yor- ba Linda Tuesday afternoon did little damage in the Ncw- port-Me~a area. Over at the Newport Beach Fire Department on Santa Barbara Drive, lire· fighters heard a loud noise but didn't think it was caused by a quake. ' "It felt hke a bag truck had -Greg Rlsling IN I I 11 F 1 loag institute named top heart clinic in county Hoag I IC'art Institute has been voted the 1999 Consumer Chou~c Heart Care Services for Orange County tn a survey con- ducted hy an indepen- dent health care tum. "This uward reflects the expertise und dedica- tion of Hoag's physicians, nur es and entire health- care team,• said Steve·. Moreau, senior vice presi- dent of • loag Hospital. The National Research· Corporation surveyed more than 170,000 house- holdi. and evaluated 2,500 hospitals nationwide. The ~tudy, which was the nation's largest and most comprehensive, mea- sured quulity and cus- tomer service. Hoag was the only hos- pital in Orange County - and only one ot 124 hospi- tals in the country -to receive the award This put the Heart Institute m the top 10% of U.S. hospi- tals for coronc1ry bypass surgery. Hoag performs nearly t ,200 cardiac surgeries a year, more than any other hospital in the county. The hospital has 34 cttrdiolo- gists on staff and a cardiac surgery team. In addition to this award, Hoag also earned a hve-star rating from another independent per- fonnance group, -Noaki Schwartz BUSINESS N 0 TES Costa Mesa lands relocation of major corporation A large Orange-based com- pany announced Monday that it 1s moving its national head- quarters to Costa Mesa. Expenan Inc.. a company that provides direct mailing and telemarketmg sefVlces, will build a campus-style com- plex one mile east of South Coast Plaza Mayor Gary Monahan was exuberant that the company, which has more tha.n 1,500 employees, chose Costa Mesa dtld not lrvme as its home. ·u·s really d great grab,• he said. "E$per1ally when a lot of companies dre relocating south." Monahan, using a slream of enthusiastic superlatives. said the 1<}-dcre campus would fea- ture d hedJth club shopping area and hotel on its grounds. Expenan will construct the 475,000-square-foot complex on Anton Street near the Junc- tion of the San Otego and Cos- ta M~ a freeways. The project may cost the company d.S much as $100 million. Monahan said Experian employees and business travel- ers VlSlting the company will spend money m Costa Mesa and generate tax revenues for the city. Until Monday night, city officials kept negotiations with Experian confidential. In writ· ten documents, the city and Experian covcrUy referred to the pro1ect t1s "Project Orange Juice." -Andrew Glazer REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 or ldltef11semenu herein tan be reprocluttd without wntten per· minion of copynght own« WEATHER AND SURF POLICE FILES Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips APDRESS Our address rs 330 W Bay St~ Cost. Mesa, CA 92627. CORREOJONS It Is the Piiot's polrcy to p<ompt· ly correct all errors of substance Pluse c:.tll (949) 574-4268. fl.I The N.wport 8e'<IVCON Mesa 0.1ly Pilot (USPS-14'-800) " pul:>-lrshed Monday through S.wrday. 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Dlr1!<:10f of PhOtOQrophy Sl'M!rman n.tntl,,., s.nlor Cdltot Gopy Desk C.1"9 ~ CN Ill~-* TEMPERATURES Balboa 68142 Corona del Mar 67/43 Costa Mesa 69144 Newpon-Ueac:h 68142 Newport Coast 68142 . SURF FORECAST The swell Is out of the Wtit today for sets In the waist· to shouldtr·h1gh zone. LOCATION SIZE Wedg ...................... 2-4w Newport ,,_,._. .. --2 4 w Bladoes .. _ ... .__,_,, .. 2-4 w River > tty ............... 2 .... w CdM ...... OU ... • ..... • 2-4 w TIDES TODAY Firn low 2:21 a m ................... " .... -2.1 First htgh 8.33. m.-........................ s 8 Second low 3·47 p m .......... " .............. .().) Second high 10 16 p m ......................... 3 7 THURSDAY First low 2:51 a.m .......................... 2.3 First high 9 05 a m~ ........ __ , .......... 5.9 Second low 4.23 pm ..... """"""'"".rOJ Second high toss pm ................. 3.7,. WATIR TEWIRATURE: 65 COSTA MESA . .. • Bristol Street A wallet and its contents worth $300 were stolen from a car tn the 3300 block between 6 and 8 p.m. Nov. 30 • F•lrview Road: Several items of clothing W6rth $120 were stolen from a c:ar in the 2400 block during the .• evening of Nov. 21 . •Newport loulev.rd: Several c:ompact discs worth S40 were stolen from • car 1n the 2600 blodt l:funng the evening of Nov. 23. • Santa An• A~: A set of tools worth S600 was stolen from a home In the 1800 block during the day of Nov. 13. NEWPORT BEACH • AVOCMlo Awnt.ae: A printer worth SSOO was stolen from a business 1n the 1400 block Friday evening. • West .. ~ loulevard: A briefcase and Its contents worth S 150 were stolen from a car In the 2000 blod< between 4:30 and 5 p m. S-turday • lin:h StrMt: A purse and its cont nu worth $490 were stolen from a busln~ In the 4200 bloc.k during the ev mng of Nov 30 •Port~ A sign w9f1h S200 w s stotcn In th iaoo bloc:k Satur~ evening •East 15th StrMt: A purie and Its cont nts worth S1SO were stolen from a car In the 300 block betWtM?n 2 O and 3 pm Friday. ) Daily Pilot Flood leaves SOS in distress • Broken water p ip e forces closure of the West Side social service agency, Share Our Shelves. _GRr • R1..,1 I~<. lbtt P8ol WEST SIDE -Th<> puddle O( :water inside th<> Sharp Our Shelves office Tuesday WdS more th.an JUSI a temporary problem. lt meant the unfortu- nate who rely on the social service agency will be forced to go without until the center reopens. An old, galvani~ed pipe burst Tuesday mommg, creat- ing a water hdzctrd at the agency's heddqutlrters on Superior AvenuP 1Wo inches of water filterl?d mto the hall- ways and office spdce inside, causirlg officials to close the center Tuescldy. The center will reopen the emergency services depart- ment to the public lod<ly, but the medical and dental chruc will be shut down unW Fnday. The accident forced work- ers to close the agency as they mopped up lbe excess water. Those waiting outside to receive help were either turned away or had their appoin tments rescheduled. Executive Director Karen McGlinn said closirlg the cen- ter one day can make a big difference in their clients' lives. -They understood what . happened, but when some- thing happens to us, our clients get womed, • she said. ~we are theu safety net. When the county can't provide, we pick up the slack.· The leak was cliscovered by an agency worker around 7 a.m. A pipe had broken severely, allowing water to slowly flow into the building. Workers were forced to shut off the mam valve, which kept the center from rece1vmg dny water. uwe can't run our dentdl clinic: without any waler,• MC:Glinn said. "We received . 50 new applications to use our dental clinic on Tuesday alone. The timing of this wasn't good" McClinn estunates about f lf~~ 0ecurWer-~J~Gqem< HICKORY FARMS' j Gift Center Now Open At CO TA M ESA C-0STA MESA COURTYARDS IRVINE CROSSROADS 1835 Newport Blvd. 0150 3800 Barranca Pky #D IB~hind Mimu Cafol I \t Culver Aw & R~rr.mc~ \~;irCllltht<1hmfl IRVINE ALTON SQUARE 5365 Alton Pky {t\t \Item l'ky .nd J, f(rey R~d I For Phone Orders & Information: 1-800-541-6176 Stop bv to i..:c our 1M1ciou' selection of fooJ g1f~. Great C1tu at great vaJu1:s Wt Ship Gifts! N0\11 I hnng "alesp.:orl' for Chri~tmas. HICKORY FARMS• 01 I"") Fan:u. IK Banquet R001111 10 to 150 people. PmtrTtap To Go Order by the Dozen • Chingo lingas • Taq~itos • Tacos • Burritos • Guacamole • Chip s & Salsa COMPUTI MltTY MCll -toa to . $49.95 Call your nearest location for pick-up . Full Service Catering Siuling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar 645-0209 Corona del Mar Newport Beach • 644·8226 675-6855 BP J\l rots O~ Y PltOT Wednosdoy, Dec.ember 8, 1999 3 MILLENNIUM MOMENT A fuJJ-tim c job. and then some 'E nc Johnson erved on the Co Id Mesa City Counc ti from 1980 to 1984, pending the V!c;t two years dS the city's vic.e mayor. But even when he wasn't on Uw 1oh, John on's dCltuns WPfe <IPC:td· pdly pohll- Cdl I fo V. clS irivolVl'd v.1th d OlUll- l>er ol av1c· organ1za·· l I 0 n s , incl ll d 1 n g C:ric Johnson the l·forlior Area Bov Club, the Lions Club thri Chamber of Com- merce Sport Conumttee and Child Guidance Co ta Mesa. Sh are Our Selves Executive Director Karen Mc.Gllnn, left, and Supervising Nurse Mary Moyer survey the damage caused by a broken water pipe in the cll{\ic's waiting room early Tuesday morning. The clinic was closed but may reopen on Friday. \\orkmq with Child Gwd- anet•, d group dedicated to helping depnved children, Wds a p01nt ot particular pnde for .Johnson, v. ho was namPd Costa t-. tE! ti's Man of the Yectr in 1 ltR<l 70 rwople won't receive ser- vice becdusc bolh of the dm- 1cs will be clo..,Pcl. 1 lowever, pcopl<> cun still drop otf dond- llons over the nr>xt two dtlys. A toy dnv<• schecluled for Satur· ddy 1s st1ll on, ofhcldls sd1d . Although there was mini- mal ddm<l~JC to equipment ins1dC' the' buildiny, the t1cci- dent did have cl subsldnhal Car Accident? FRff Rfl'ORr ' I ... I J bl K"rct 1' \I "•"J h• k. •. ~ .... }-..1,irt. OU '<'Ille )~n1r Q•e ot ~rc-"k "11h an' one Dun 1 Irr ~noihC"r ,b, _g11 b, unul H>u CJll 1hC' foll Free 24 hr. Rtconled Mcs.•.i~ •• l 888-598 10"'1 Car Accident? effect on lho~e who lrnqucnt the ccntPr. NT nuess I Will hdVC lo yo elsewhc>re tor tht• uuxt couplP of days." SdtcJ Jetr, who c1sk.c'd that his ldst nctnw not bP u-;cd Jett 1s honwlt-ss tind pu<,he'> around d shoppanq c drl con- ta1rung his ft>W bt>longangs. "Th<>)-" hdvc been so won· derful over ht>H' dnd sur.n <1 ZAHER FALLAHI, CPA 28) rs. exp. Ac\,;rg .. Audie,, l :txcs 15°0 discou111 w \\1 Rr,1tJtnh (714) 546-4272 MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO PHONE AHEAD MARGARITA'S ARE FOR YOUR MADE WITH "FOOD TO GO" TEQU ILA GOLD 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645-7626 yciludble resource for people like me,· he said. "Things like this will hdppen and you just hdve to dedl with it.~ C HRI STMAS TREE JAMBOREE ~~~,·,:$ 2 9 99 ,o $ 3 9 99 • ~oble Fir • Douglas Fir • Nordman Fir Now at Ncwpon Dunes Located in Newport Beach off jamboree & Back Bay I I hlod, nonh of PJallc: ( oas1 l twy.J r8'EAun'fui201;:24;;, r-----4. A . I Nom 1 r-11< WRrA111s ~ NN1• 10~ L~~Y!~~~-Q!f .J ~~~ C!J~~ ~!~ ~~~ -~~~ ~~~ ~!~ ~!. ' • 4 Wednesday, December 8, 1999 Doily Pilot Weathering the loss . of a twin After a lengthy wait, •When Frank Sal~cci's left a 1.sUng hnprC>sion." Fronk didn't hear from his skate park approved The two pat anos were brother on Saturday. brother died last •His heart was of gold. No matter born 36 years ago m Ohio. Around 1:30 a.m. Sunday, weekend, he lost not where he went, people knew him. Cdrlo came fm•t and Frank Carlo was mvolved ma homl-• Costa Mesa parents say their children should be 'skating, not waiting,' by now. wasr,.t too far behmd. . . ic traffic accident m lrvme. only a brother, but his He Jeh D lasting JmPrmion:. • J Je's hve mmutes older Carlo and his girlfnend, who best friend as well . Frank Salucci than me," Frank said. was dnving, had hmshed din- GRr<' RISLIM. . . every day without fall~ Being twins probably had CORONA DEL MAR som~thing to do with that Frank Salucci has remained Frank, who lives in Hunt- remarkably composed m the ington Beach, is mourning the days followmg the death of his lo<;s of hls twin brother, Carlo, brother. Carlo, who was killed who lived in Corona del Mar. in an auto accident over the He will be cremated and his weekend. , remains scattered across the · The two siblings. the best of ocean later tlus week. fnends, were msepdrable. ·The loss IS indescribable, When Frank moved from the especially when you are talk· Midwest to Califom1a, Carlo mg about your best friend and came along If one bought a twin, Frank said. pair of shoes, the other would •His heart was of gold," he borrow them later on. One I said. "No matter where he brother would call the other went. people knew him. He Famous Brand Sleepwear They h<>aded to California, ncr in Laguna Beach when where> they hooked up with an their car sudd~nly spun out of ANDRfW (,1.A?LR Italian fanuly that runs Gina's control. Pizza m Corona del Mar. The car was traveling at ~ Piot Being pdrt or the restaurant about 75 mph when it rut two COSTA MESA _ The City business wds perfect fof Carlo objects, splitting the velucle in Council unanimously voted . because he took great prtde in two. Both victims were found on Monday finally to roll his Italian blood.lines. He llkeq in the back seal. Cdrlo was ahead with plans to construct to visit businesses run by dead 5tl the scene His girl· a skate park, choosing a native Italians,' talking shop friend survived and was taken vacant lot on Charle Street as and memories of their home-. to a hospital. The cau. e of the its future site. land. accident is under investigation. The city has discussed Frank ~aid that while the Frank has kept his wits bwldmg a skate park for eight two brothers shared similar about him since the accident. years. But it hasn't been able interests, thefr personalities He talks of his brother to hnd cl location that satisfies were vastly different. Frank admirably, knowing that Carlo both skaters and the non- spoke fondly of ~e character-is in a better place But he . skating residents who would istl~ he, saw m his brother that knows that no one -be living near the park. he dtdn t have. absolutely no one can The council set aside "He w~s all th.e g~ things rep;ace lus b~other. $250,000 for the project, I am not, he stUd. When he You cant replace your which has recently evolved walked into a room, he was best friend," he said. "Our from what was to be a 3 000- like a bright candle. He bond was amazing and that is square-fool facility at Llons touched a lot of people.• something I ~ neve( forget." Park to a nearly 10,000- The constant corrununica-Carlo Salucc1 1s survived by square-foot park on Charle lion between the two ceased ~o child.re~, two brothers, a Street. on Saturday,. the day Carlo s1~ter and his mother. Services Citing noise concerns, died. The brothers spoke the will be held today from 6 to 8 homeowners near Lions Park day before, just idle chitchat, p.m. at Dilday Mortuary in convinced the council to halt but Frank sensed his brother Huntington Beach, and at 2 construction there earlier this was tymg up loose ends with p.m. Thursday at Pacific Coast year. people weeks before his Calvary Chapel m Westmm-Since then, the council has death ster. considered TeWinkle Park, TeWinkle Middle School, Costa Mesa Htgh School, the Chdrle Street lot and Estancia Order today get H•· and cinee·. FREE for 30 days! 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Dec mber 8, 1999 5 Bringing to life the memories of war • By telling their stories, five World War Il vets help Corona del Mar students understand what they experienced. DANITrn Gout£r ~l'iol W orld War II veterans brought tho realiues . of war home to sev- enth-dnd eighth-grade stu- dents at Corona del Mar High on Tuesday. . It was tho 58th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl HAr- bor, and the hvt! veterans from the Orange County Freedom Committee remember it as clearly as if 1t were yesterday. "It was the salvation of the free world we were fighting for," said Gene Robens, a colonel m the U .S Army who served on Gen Dwight 0 . Eisenhower's staff in England. He carried top-secret clear- dnce and was involved in planning the D-Day invasion of Normdndy The hw• told their stones to students m c1n effort to help them better understand fusto- ry and t1ppretiate their free- dom. Each speaker on the panel expenenced a different area of combat, but all experienced the atrocities of war. "I didn't realize it was that bad," 13-year-old Brian Dunn . ' ' Sdicfdflerwurd. "I learned a lot." Dunn is one of many rrud- dle school students who sat transfixed as each of the hve men brought a h1.,tory lesson to life. AlVUl Anderson WdS a U.S. Army Air Corps pilot who tlf'w missions over Europe dunng the D-Day mvas1on. Jack Hammett wt1s d ho:.pttill corpsman 10 lhP U.S. Navy from 1937 to 1959 nnd L" t1 Pearl Hdrbor survivor. Odvid Lcstf'T scrvf'd with the U.S Am1y Cqmbdt Engi- n eers and 1s a survivor of lhr. BatUe of the Bulge. I It• was awarded two Bronzl• Stem. cmd a PurplP I fei:lft for wounds he wcc1ved in action. Robert Phillips served 10 the U.S Armv 82nd Airborne D1vis1on d~·: a paratrooper. He dropped mto Nonndndy on D- Day and after thn•e duys of combat, wus ct1ptured hy Ger- BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 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And, asswning popula- tion trends continue as project- ed, the authonty's proposc1l would cap the number of pas- sengers traveling from El Toro al 18 million per year by 2010, said Peggy Ducey, executive director of the airport authonty. iooo CONTINUED FROM 1 surfing Westyle. Newport Beach hdd an odd reputation for.a time dunng the '60s, Sharp said, because 11 was the only aty around where the lifeguards reqmred d bcense for suxfing. ~vou hdd to hdve a stickN on your board, dnd every so olten the lifeguards would come around to check," he said. But surfing wdsn't all that was going on The SdmE' coun- tercultural sensibility that was behind the beach lifestyle's pop- ularity also spawned some of the first organized envi.ronrnen- progtam. She nourod a ®nstant now of young ~pl conung to her door who were hw1gry but didn't quality as •niors. Whll" he often ,,lipped tood to lhem,·n troubled her so deeply that h tarted the soup kitchen out of her own poci<et. • The c;Oup kitchen now feeds more than 200 people a day. Scrvmg hot, nut11hous food 1equ1Ie.s ubout $100,000 a yP..a1 to ke~p the kitchen running. · •we look Jorwd1d to 1t," Wil· son stud about her family's dally visit. "The (kind) atmosphern really means a lot. It's like fami- ly -you don't feel like you're intruding.· TI1e holiday metWi and visits Council Member Joe Erick- son proposed an almost identi- cal plan last year. However, his plan limited the numb<>r of pas- sengers to 8.4 million per year -the Sdme Cdp as John WaYJle Airport. "It's the only fair way to ask South County re.idenb to put up with an airport," he said. But Erickson's proposal never redc-hed a vote. The council was concerned that demand would exceed 8.4 million passengers per year and force a John Wayne expansion. The county will have the option of increas- mg John Wayne's passenger limit in 2005, when the existing restnction exprres. EricksOn told the council that he isn't stuck on the 8.4 million passenger restncl.lon But he said he does think the number from ntd pecially medJl- ingfuJ for both taff and visitors. Famil are welcomed to a w. rm, chx:oratcd room and a full Ctm tin dUlJler. While adults get practical gifts like toothbrushes and toothpaste, Santa gives what 1S foi many of the children therr only Christmas present. •Last year some people gave radios und one shop even gave u.s 50 pairs ot Roller-blades," Ncurouthcr said. And while Karrin may not g£>t o new pair to repldce her stolen · katcs, she's still excited , about this Chrlstmos. •Me, my mom, brothers and clad will i\ll be together,· she said hould be lower than the- authonty's proposal. Ctty Manager Allan L. Roed· er r<?Com.mended the council consld~r fusing aspects of Erick- son's and the authority's propos- als mtoone. But council members -who celebrated their one-year anmvCJ'Sdiy of serving together an hour before they began dis- cussmg the clirport -were just too weary to crd!t a new propos- al. ~rm really getting tired here cmd am not sure about making an addendum,• said Council~ womun Libby Cowan. The rest of thl' council, with heavy eye- lids and frequent yawns, unani- mously approved the delay. The council is scheduled to address the issue at its next .meetinq Dec. 20. tal efforts. Friends of Newport I ddrd, Betty WmckJer arid 11 oth- 8dy was formed dunng this er women worked to form the decade and promptly began Newport Harbor Art Museum locking horlis Wlth the develop-what would eventually ment plans of the Irvine Co. become the Ordnge County ln 1964, Mdftin Benson arid Museum of Art. David Emmes formed South It aJso saw the short-lived Coast Repertory, with Moliere's flowering of the Newport Pop "Tartuffe" kicking off its first Festival, a.n event that was actu- Orange County pe'rformance ally held in Costa Mesa at the dnd Beckett's "Waiting for OrdngP County Fairgrounds. Godot" gracing the stage or The 1968 rock concert show- SCR's Second Step Theater. cas£>d deb like Sonny and Cher I Iarbor-area comedians Bill and Steppenwolf and devolved Sk.lJes and Pete Henderson as the day went on into a mud- came into vogue during this dy, disorderly mess. period, performing with the "They were a bunch of ani- likes of Dean Martin and Red mals, • former Cost~ Mesa Skelton. Police Chief Roger Neth said of The 1960s also saw serious the concert crowd. •we lived progress in local support of fine through it by the grace of God art. In Newport Beach, Flo Stod-and cool policemen.• SEAWIND CONTINUED FROM 1 be delayed. But county offioal: UlSlSl the accompanying papers aren't lost -that it's merely a matter or con, tacting all the proper channels "These are dtfferent approvals and 1wrmits obtained through different departments, as weU as different JUris<lic· tions," said I folly Vale, spokcs- womd.Il for county Supervisor Tom Wilson "The county's try- ing to collect them together in one place." _ . • And it's taking some time. • Seawind residents started asking for the docwncntation mo1e than two weeks ago and· the COWlty has yet lo produce the paper.>. •we had a meeting planned with Tom Wilson and they post- poned it because they couldn't find the documents," said Hutt. Newport Beach city staff were also scheduled lo meet with county oCftcials last week to obtain copies of the docu- ments, but that meeting was delayed as well. Tom Mathews, director of county planning, said the post- poned Newport meeting was MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 One day I gave the car to my son -passing on the lega-· cy, as it were. I figured it would get him to school and back and would be such a loathsome nde that he would never stray very far from home. It treated him no better. The emergency brake went out, forcing him to cany a pair o( bncks m the trunk to slide behind the wheels so the Cd! wouldn't get away from tum. The trunk itseU broke one day and would fly open at will. He was on the high school soc· cer tPam and had agreed · not sure why -to transport the soccer balls to practice. But, naturally, they disappeared when the trunk flew open as he was taking on a particularly nasty speed bump, the balls bounang out mto an intersec- tion. du to nuscommuniratiOn and noted that a Scawmd rommuni· _ty meeting actually occuned last week, but Wlthout the docu· mPnb m question. In the meantime, the county hns oryaruzcd a task force to get all the paperwork together, td Seawmd residents. But, Math- ews, who is leading the five· person. eUort, said "it's just staff doing their job" and not an organized task torc-e. "From the outside looking in, it looks like we're incompetent," he said. u1 hope that the reco1d we have assembled is com- plete." Dave Kitf, Newport Beach's deputy city manager, sa.id he sympathizes with the county's effort in that there is so much paperv.:ork going through vari- ous departments tl;lat they are hard to keep track of. ·u you came to [Newport] and said you wanted a three-to four-year-old environmental report. we'd have to look too: Kiff said. "I do believe that everything is there now and that Ule missing pieces are going to show up." The development of the property began at the end of October and sparked a signifi- cant amount of controversy in the neighboring Seawind com- One day someone took a rock and finished off the wind- shield. Ryan said it was proba- bly the handiwork of surfers in Sdil Oemente who clidn't like outsider.> invading their turf. Me? I lh.iJlk someone just found the car to be offensive. And I certainly understood that Selling the car was out of lhe question. A neighbor suggested I give ti to the high school, let the kids in the auto shop class try to make sense of the thing. But I figured with my daughter just a freshman, I'd hdve to live with the knowledge that it was still there in the neighborhood, lwking It didn't seem right. That's when the chanty idea popped up. Just give it away and hope that people much wiser and kinder and gentler thd11 I could put it to some prac- tical use. The car ought even be able lo redeem itself. But as l waited for the chan· ty's cor committee to hand down tts decision, I accepted Daily Pilot mumty Angry residents drum they nev r reccw ~ notice that the land would be developed. . They learned about it the hurd way when bulldozeri; appeared on the ite, said com- mwuty member Allen Murruy. Both lrvmc Co. repres nta- tive> and county olftcial<:> said the development ht.ts been m the wo1 ks for nearly 15 y<>ars and that they followed proper procedures. Mathews said stan- dard procedure is to notify resi· dents who live wtthrn 300 feet of the project, and although this falls !\hort of Seawrnd's bound-,• aries, the• county did notify them. "Sedwmd got two notices. from the county and one notice from the city of Irvine,,. Mathews satd. ~we believe that the record Will show. that we went beyond the required notification.~ The scramble is largely because the land being devel- oped has passed through vari- ous jurisdictions. Until last year, the property was part of Irvine. Before that, 1t was d.Mexed by the county. As a result, the paperwork could be scattered in both Irvine and the county. Newport Beach is expected to a.nnex the area in the near future, further complicating the matter. the possibility of defeat, con- ceded lhdl the car might get the last laugh d!ler d.11 and be rejected by the chdrity. My car, mocking me The phone rang on a Sdtur- day morning and a man said that after much deliberation. they would accept the car. He sounded as lf it had been a tough call -a hung Jury, maybe. He Sdld a guy named Hank would pick it up the next morning. ' I never saw Hank, but by the time I came home from work the next day, it was gone, the only lingenng memory a massive oil stain where 11 had been parked. Acts of charity are fulfilling, cleansing moments when you feel good al>out yourself and your ability to help out your brother. Sad to say, I fc>lt relief. Thell wa.s all. 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But, despite argumg both sides of the same philosophy, depending on which side of , 'the,baU his Sdllon. happen to be aligned, his roster is oddly void of disbeliever . stress thh; principle in summer passing leagues. lf you maintain a solid scheme and play good team defense, very few teams are going to tak~ the ball 60 and 70 yards on you. We think if we can make a team use as many as 12 plays, some type of · breakdown will occur.• Only Marina (a 75 yard dnve), Magnolia (68) t1ncl Laguna Hills (67) ht1ve bettn able to back the I la1 bor defense into its own end zone from distance. With 1ust 21 pQmts m 52 quarters horn drives which covered, roughly, more than half the field, Brinkley's pomt c<1n't be disputed · When it comes to defense, Brmkley 1s dn uncomprorrusing proponent of the bend-but-don't-break theory. At the high school level. he believes, the more times you force an opposing offense to execute, the more inevitable a breakdown (drive-killing penalty or turnover) becomes. The Harbor defense hds illustrated this point resoundingly Uus fall The Sailors, who meet Sea View League rival Irvine Fnday at 7.30 p.m. at Orange Coast College for the CIF Southern Section D1Vis1on Vl championship, have gtven touchdowns were scored on the first-team defense Among those, two Manna The same prinaple, however, breaks down when Brmkley dons his headphones and CdllS pldys for the second-most prohhc scoring offense 1Il the school's 69-season history (423 points trailing only the 493 scored by the 1996 Division V runner-up). • dnves, • both set up by turnovers, covered 1 and 6 yards, respccuvely. up an Orange County-low 99 points. Throwing the two Marina mini-marches out, there are only hve possessions that ended in paydirt against HWe want to make teams drive the bdll on us,• Bnnkley said. "We even That total includes 13 touchdowns, out a deeper look rev~als only seven I !arbor's starling defense. SEE PREPS PAGE 8 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Blair Jones Steve Wu.kawitz Luis Cruz Nick Haddy Robert Cole THE BOTTOM LINE Newport Harbor's rodd to CIF Division VI final was paved by five special offensive linemen. H \llln bt o;' 1 11 Dolt""' Y ou won't find them at the same lunch table and they don't go to the movies together on weekends. But, positioned about arm's length apart as the Newport Harbor High offensive line, Blair Jones, Steve WukaWitz, Luis Cruz, Nick Haddy and Robert Cole have forged ~ smguldr 1denllty in the school's 69-st•dson football history. Sailors' off ens1ve tine coach Zdch Biehl, who at 22 plans to c0<1ch at least three decades into the new millennium, realizes he may never have a more dedicated and talented urut. •it's hard to unagme anythmg t>etter, • Biehl said of the senior quintet which helped tho unbeaten Tars advance to Fnday's ClF Southern Section D1Vls1on VI lllle showdown with Sea View League nval Irvine. ·u·s my first group (as the <;ole varsity 0-line coach) and it's spec1al. I started with these guys on the fre hman level, so l 've been with them for four years. It's been an emotional run and, now, it's hard to imagine anything but Winning the whole thing,• The Sailors (12·0-1) haven't lost witll lhis group-uvernging 6-loot-3112. 246 pounds -brcdking the huddle. And though sophomow Bryan Brc>land will replace Cole against lrvine, dfter the senior nghl tackle broke his right leg m a 49·0 semifinal win over uThere's a lot of mutudl I Kennedy, these diverse hole-punctimg heroes are overdue for a well-deserved bow. Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley, as well as record-setbng tailback Andre Stewart, have identified the offensive front as a catalyst all seasqn. But, as spe('tators and med.la focus their Friday night spotlight on the ball, the neutrdl zone often blurs into the · ·irs been on emotional run and, now, it's hard to imogine anything but winning the whole thing .... respect among those guys," Brinkley said "They obviously have some physical attributes, but they do a real good JOO with the mental aspect. as well, They all seem to know what edch other is domg and they're lable to make adJustmenL"> ~ Biehl agrees that chemistry. d1ded by a preseason overrugbt camping trip to San Onofre, IS vital. background. Zach Bieh l Newpon Harbor offensive line coach HTheir personalities <1re all different and they don't hang out together off the held But there is a bond," said Biehl, who dlso marvels al the group's work ethic. "There is ego involved dnd we belteve, every week, we're the best offensive line on the held,• Biehl srud "But our guys also buy into the fa.ct that the offensive line 1ust doesn't get a lot ol press. They know their parents are usually the only ones who know when they're playing well." The Sailors' record-setting rushing proficiency, however, helps steer.the beam of recogrution to.ward the trenches The Sea View League champions have rushed for nearly 3,700 yards -more than two miles -this season. The total tops that of Harbor's three prevtous section finalists this decade and is believed to be a school record. Stewart, as the pnrnary beneficiary, has set school records for single-sea.son yards (2,245). 100-yard games ma season (12, which also ties a school career record), and single-game yards (310 aga.mst Laguna Hills). He has also scored 25 touchdowns, the third-best s ingle-sedson mark among Sailors. Brinkley credits cohesion, built on expenence, ds the foundation for the offensive line's success • l can't think of a practice when these guys didn't give 100" .. m every c;ingle drill.• Senior tight end Ni.ck Langsdorf (one reception in 13 games) and JlUUOr fullback Travis Tnmble ( 15 carries for 46 yards all season) have earned their honorary linemen distmcbon. And the blocking of the receiving corps has also helped the ground gdme Oounsh But here's a closer look at tho"e who have shouldered the load: • Jone , a 6-8, 2fl2-pound recruiting magnet, is so huge he demands two rucknames. Mo t of the time the aftable left tackle is known as Jonesy. But when his teammates are m a ted5.mg mood, they call him Flash, a reference to the med.la glare which bciS made him the most heralded member of the group. Jones' athlebcism and size have made him the most coveted Division I commodity Brinkley has hud m 14 seasons at the school. He has SEE LINE PAGE 8 HIGH SCH OL f OTllll PLAYERS Of WEEK RYAN BRILL T he 5-foot-9, 185-pound nior erupted off the ........ April '· 1978 9 MelaM: 6-foot 1 ... ,., .. ,90 b nch for 138 ru hing yards on 10 carries, for Newport l larbor, including a 60-yard touChoown burst. lpGre: Men'S ~.tt>all ... Gwni --= Saphomare ........... MIW~ a..111 Maril Hm ......... ,., ......... •c:.rfl Jr." N\ .... MOWtec ·an GOd\ ..... _..._.,,.,"* .. Aloi thin\.. ................. --· J6 ... 21 pol;1't In .. ...... ~_. ... .., tllUiTWft8'l ........ ~ ............. .., \ • BILLY CLAYTON •1 can't think of a ptacfice when these guys (the offelMe h) d"idn't give 100" in every single drl .. : Zach Biehl, Newport Harbor offensive hne coach Dot~ Pilot 7 ~Dailf Eilot SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM . DUD BROW E Surfing • Onginal surf filmmaker struck it rich in '73 with film 'Going Surfing,' and he's still on the move at age 87. ll 1<.11 \Ill> Dt ~" U pon the riveting vibrations ot w<1tching Bud Browne's surf films, many, the next day, couldn't watt lo catch waves at thet.r favonte break. A surf mg culture icon, Browne mfluenced generations as an independent filmmaker, shooting, directing, editmg and producing such films as "Going Surfing· and, m the rn90s, has creat~d videos hy combining his best old surfing footage "Surfing the 50s" and "Gun Ho!" are two of the videos. a great sport, and people were missmg the boat 1f they didn't get mto it,• Browne once Sdld. • ft's so much fun and hds unproved over the years You always think nothmg more can be done on a surlboard that hasn't alreadv been done, but ectch succE•cdmg generation prove> thdt (theory) wrong. "There are better boards and more skillful, acrobatic surfers with better eqwpment now. They can do a lot. I'm just wondenng if the next generation can unpro\'e it. I don't know. A lot of people don't think it can be." ln h.is filmmakmg pnme, Browne tilled places like the In the days of wood-paneled Jeeps dncl a new waye of music , Sdntd Moruca C1V1c Auditorium called rock-and-roll, Brow1w's surf movte posters would hang on Wdlls throughout Southern C dliforrua's hippest het1chcomber boundaries, and lcenugers would form long lines to watch his hims It provided Browne with a c;en e of accomphshment to see surfers •stoked" in the Bud Browne thcdter, but actually captunng the moments and the Pier Avenue School in Hermosa Beach His moVtcs were shown on the silver screen tn San Franosco dnd San Diego. Browne, who attended USC Cinema School, started surfing m 1938. He was a chool teacher from 1937 to '52, excluding three years of semce m the U.S "lavy during on film was an 11ct of liVing dangerously. "The most exc1bng times of my tile, as far as danger ts involved, would be the wipeouts· I've taken in big surf on Oahu's north shore while filining surfers thC'rc, • Browne said last week. "In 1977, 1 went through the falls dl Sunset Beach (Hawaii) and the white water wouldn't let me up almost all the way to shore. and it resulted in an irregular hedrtheat that lasted four years betore it went bock to normal.• World War II, when he fought m I the South Pacific. Eventually. he left teaching and combined his hvo Jove Browne, an 87-year-old Costa Mesa resident, was inducted into the Huntington Beach Walk of Fame in 1996 dunng the US Open of Surfing. But Browne, the latest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame (celebrating the millennium), hasn't slowed much m his daredevil ways. While m New Zealand, Browne has gone bungee jumping, flown a tandem hang glider and ripped down river rnp1ds on his surf mat -all this decade in his golden years. Whether future generations will en1oy the ocean's surf as much a!\ Browne remains to be seen -pending im<lgmation. "I always thought surfing was' -surling and filming. ·1 got a ldte start, because t was 41 when I had my first commercial surfmg film,• said Browne, whose movte premiere came in 1953. Browne, considered tlle world's ongmal surl film.maker, called his early films, "Hawaiian Surfmg Movtes• because he "couldn't think of a.ny other title for tl. • For four years, Browne had no compeutors, but after packing recreation halls and theaters, othen; started making surf films. A former USC wronmer who competed m the sprint freestyles, Browne barely earned enough money on hi!) ftr;t tilms to produce sub. equent mo\iCs. But in 1973 he struck gold with "Gomg Surfmg" and upgraded the p1ctur" four years later. •t.ater on, 1t got bigger and bigger," said Browne, who made no more surf hllns after that one, deciding instead to rntire on top. "lt's very graWymg to be a part ol the history of surfing,· said Browne, who helped create a ubculture in California that has withstood time. CdM falls to Woodbridge, 3-1 •Sea Kings give powerful Warriors a good test. CORONA DEL l\1AR -Corona del Mar High' girlS occer team, G I I l S S 0 C C I I r garded a one of the mo t Improved team in Orange CoWl- ty, faced an tremely tough Jrudtenn when Woodbridg , th favonl to gmb the No. l ranking in th QIF Southern Section D1VlS1on lJ poll. amve<I Tu day. The Sen King .. were up to th task and oontinuou ly atta ed th Wamors, but Woodbridg ultimately got lh 3-1 victory •t don't think "'e can play m ny gam lik thlS 8.lld l , • CdM Coach Ron E\tan d CdM (3-1-ll had lghtly more attacking Utnc than Woodbndge (2-0), thnnk to a ooond half when the King ;pressed on offense CdM' d~fcn was also solid, behind the qoaltending of BntUt Vog~le. who hod 14 ve . nut the Warriors converted on lheu OJ>portuntu tn. 6 timely man· n •r, u ing peed to t hots. Spedliclllly, t w Woodbridge'• J ncll Loud t wllo brok free for two goals Loudat only got three hotS on g061 for the ntire pm , a &..eurm h ph rd n k pt her contained But Loudat KOred an two al t. ho Her gool ln the fint half art a counter h'Om CAI w th d dUlQ go8l in the game • •1 thought our defense played trP_..rMJy well," E~am .-it. •a.al th r oels cam <>ff the counter Another came o0 the olllkle tlllip. Th were th oruv :two tin\ got bMt. • CdM took a t ·O lead 'When qihomore ~ HllNJ a"Cftl4 .. l uUftil pa from Kat Sunon But Loudat tied llP lie --~.,. h knacked ma reoound 1'r JGlll* - . ' 8 Wedne~. Oocember 8, 1999 Sports 111 E f S LINE Sea Kings win third straight, 5?-45 CONTINUED FROM 7 rhf'dulcd postseason rC<'niltiny tnp to Washington, Cal, Michigan, Oregon, USC and WESTMlN· S STER -Brooks H 0 0 p points for the Mustang . who travel to Westnunster High to take on the Lions Fridtty at 7 p.m. Saddlebeck falls to 0-6. ii tumble 4 2 got what they needed. a Ors '. -. Margaret Lander~ had 14 Colorado. · Moms ha.d 16 points to lead Corona del Mar High boy bas- ketball to its third straight WUl of the season, 52-45, ovet Bue- na Park m the fultt round of the La Quinta Toumomenl. HOMJ!~GUI • · CosTA MUA 63, 5ADOLDAOC 25 s..ddltl>«~ 2 6 7 I 0 • 2~ CoN Mtu 22 14 12 IS 63 tddt1bldl • Ped1ou 6, NouYeo l. 11 Gonulet 4. ~nno 1, llomeo 7, J. Goraz•ltz 4 Fouttd OUI • P~ot• C 0 S TA -----m11111mir-saves for.the Mustangs (2·0·2}, MESA -Amy S 0 ( C E I while the defellr.1ve play of Burhngham had c1 goal and an Katie Roche, Sara Smallcomb a&stsl fo.r Newport Harbor Qlfls' and May Powers rose to the soccer team, but the Sailors tell challenge of the ever-charging to Dand HWs, 4-2, Tuesday 1n nonleague action a t the 1 Jarper Aliso Niguel (3·0-1) otf ense. ·ue·s a very good athlete, who has gotten a lot tolighet lhc last foW' years," Biehl aaid. J IP. had no football <.>xperience before high school, but he started some varsity 9.1mes as a sophomore and has been a fulure ever since. I le was All-Newport-Mesa D1slrtct last fall. Alec Hanson added 14 points for the Sea Kings (3-0), who made 5 of 6 tree throws late m the fourth quarter to seal the wm. Buena Park falls to 3-2. eo.u MM.a • c;.o,11• 4, 1Crl~0tl<111 3, ICnoi. 4, H•UWll 6, wttlttAl<et 11, w.11 2. ~tbo 2. P•yn• 1, Neff 24. ,_ 2. Ftrry•mtn 4 Community Center. •That was one of the best Bwlingharn's goal came in goall~nding games I've seen in the 36th minute of the second quite a while," Coach Dan half•on a penalty kick, while Johnston said. •we really did a her assist came on a goal by Llz good job of using a swarming Manchester in the 19th minute style of.. defense agdl11St thelI . of the secopd hall for the offense." The Sea Kmgs meet Loara Thun>day at 6 p.m. at La Quin- ta I ligh, in the second round.· ) p1 goeli. 1Cr1k.oorotl\ 1, Whin•kff I, NAtt6 Estancia girls romp COSTA HOOPS MESA "He's a great learner and a great technician and he can be dominant." LA C)UtNtA TOUltNAM!HT CO!t«*A Dll. M.u 52. lklEHA PAM 45 Estahcia High's girls basket- ball team won its first game of the year against visting Notre Dame Academy of Sherman Oaks, 60-41, Tuesday night. Sailors (0-2-1). ,...-__, ______ ,-_ Meredith Miller and Emily Eastmond led the Sailors' defense, while Amy Niles and Heather Metcalf combined for nine goalie saves for Newport. • Wukawitz, a returning starter known tor hts quiet intensity, is rt walking teStamenl to the pro.- gram's emphasis on strength trauung. The left guard, 5-1 t, 140 pounds as freshman, is now 6-2, 200 and lhe only offensive lineman m the 1,200 dub (lhe sum of the program's four dilferent lifts). BuenaP¥k 6 IS 14 10·<45 c.omn. ~ M• U 6 IS II· 52 ~ rw -Buuint 1, Mllf\Ullllll 2, IUNh:lo 11, G bton 16, Bark• l. .lal>Non 2. RodrtVU.Z 2. lngr.... • l pt go.ll • Goblon 2 Cot'Ofta dU ~. H-14 Pette<SQn 2, l<Mtr" 16 SneU 7, H..ibrtnk S, Templt1<>11 8, Slwn.119• "' O 3 pt goelt -Hamon 2 Mom\ 2 Mesa frolics, 63-25 MisAO_! R~a~ H 0 0 p S Next up for the Sailors is a trip across the Back Bay to take on host Corona del Mar Thurs- day at 3:15 p.m. Natl had 24 pomts lo lead Cos- ta Mei.d I 1igh boys basketball to d 63-25 nonleague victory over Vl~1tmg Saddleback Tues- day night. Enka Avalos scored 17 lo lead an Eagles attack that played everyone in the rout. Xochitl Byfield also scored 12 for Estancia. Becky Lenhart dnd Zuyin Barrera, who scored 10 points, hit two three-pomt- ers in the easy win. Mesa, Aliso scoreless HIGH sbtooc. GIRl.S EsTAHOA 60, Nam DAME 41 Notre oomt 1 10 10 14 Al AL l SO SOCCER VIEJO -Cos- The Mustangs (3-2) outscored the Roadrunners, 22- 2 in the first quarter and 36-8 in the first hall to cruise to vtctory. Steve Whlltaker added 11 Esttndll 22 16 16 6 60 ~ Dame • Gtfaodtz 0, Townlltnd 3, I.An 2, H11debrend 14, 8r1199 2. Halloran•. Hollier 2. WMhington 10. Thomas 2, WllllJ 2 ~ -C-ity 4, Hlr11~ 7, BytJ.ld 12, Avatm 17, Lenhart 6, Matsuluil O, larreu 10, Otellent 0, Ollila 0, WI• 2. V•1qun 0, RockrguezO 3-pt gcM!i. S.rrtr• 2. Lenhart 2. Hirata I ta Mesa high girls' soccer team needed strong defense and flawless goaltending in Tues- day afternoon's nonleague matchup and judging by the scoreless result, the Mustangs PREPS CONTINUED FROM 7 Though Brinkley's 14-season tenure at HMbor has been marked by monotonous routme, two changes this season stand out helmets, shoulder pads and either shorts or sweat pants. The Sailors still scrimmaged, but contact below the waist was forbidden. Go figure. In three playoff gd.Dles alone, the Ta.rs have scored on drives of 97, 83, 71, 68, 66, 65, 62, 56, 53 and 52 yards Additionally. one dnve of 70 ycuds ended dl lhe opponents' 1-yard lme dnd another 76-yard march fizzled at the opponents' 10. Brinkley elected to discontinue the traditional helmet decals, which were awarded to players for individual deeds and worn proudly on their helmets. Sailor fans will notice flag decals on the helmets of Uus year's players. but those are awarded to all team members after a victory. "We haven't been in full gear since the Marina game (a 21-21 tie wluch stands as the lone blemish on their 12-0-1 record)," Brinkley said "We had hit ·pretty well dunng double days, so I knew what these guys could do.• "We've hee n dble to sell our (offensive kids) on the opposite approach," Brinkley c;did. "We try to take what the defense gives us and never force-feed it The kids have to bellevP they can drive the ball on other teams dnd our kids hdve been able to grasp that." "I wanted to emphasize the team aspect a little more this year,• Brinkley said. Senior two-way starter Justin Jacobs sald the latter change has been appreciated by the players. "It's helped keep my legs fresher,• the standout receiver and comerback said. In another We. Bnnkley must have been d politician. Another change, which has had more impact on the field, is Brinkley's decision to stop practicing in full gear. Two games mto the regular season, players began dressing for daily workouts in "There aren't any piles to get caught in du.ring practice and it has made it. a tittle easi- er to get motivated to practice all year.• / f 195 OBIT\JAAIES I LETTERMAN AlmM Ferri1 L.et11nn111, bom Janual'( 26. 1969 encered 1110 eternal hie on Tue$dly November 30, 1999 91 the City of Hope Hosp~al In Oua111. Ce~for nia al1er a nine month ballte W11t1 a r111 lorm of leukemia Amee Is suM!ed b>f her husband ot lour years, Jeri'( Fems. ol Brea, her la1her and step·molher, Sl'fCG and Mal'( Letterman. ol Orange, Caklomla, he1 modler, Joyce Newman, Of Colofado, hef aide! tK«her and SIS1ef-4n-laW, Chrll and Jennder Lellerrnan. end lhelf children, Jackson and Mad~ ol COfota Mesa, her st~tlf and blOlher·ln· law, Kelley and Jtlf VO&OOrg, and lhett !'#0 chlldren. MOiiy und Logan. ol Mahelm. her Slep-$1Stllf Ind brolher ·tn-laws, DlrrG Ind Jeanette Fems. of Brea. and her 1111· lef-ln-llw Healhlr Farris a1so of o. anoe Atmel graooa1ed from H91 SchOol 111 T 11111s and urned her Bach11lo11 Degree lrom Sacramento Slall Unlver&ity 11'1 t 993 Aimee wa' t>om tn the 111111 o1 WWlng!on. Ills li'fed in Callorl'lll since 111811, and wOfked al Larnplon Eltmlwl tary School In Orange u e speci11 e<Jueauon llllCher A memorial service WIS ' held for Mrs Finis on Saturday. 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YOU ARE !EING PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel• C,.rNtory ~ Pac1fle Vrow Drive Newport Deleh 144·2700 PIERCE IROTHEM IWIROADWAY Mortuaty * Chapel C«tmoton 110 Broadw y Cost• Me M2·1USO SUED DY PLAINTIFF (A ucs le ·u1a csemsn Clando) ALFA[ DO SANTANA, ANA SANTANA YO'J have 0 CAl.EN· DAR DAYS aller lhlt 1ummon1 ts l81'111d on you 10 hlo 1 1yp11wr1n n 11 poo o II INI COUrt A tenor or phone etn w I noi protod you; VotJr 1~p1wr111on raaponao m'U t be In proper leg I lorm If you Wint lhe COUii to hit r yw ca II you CIO not t Y0Ut r iispooso on llmll Y'OI' y nm I Ind y0u1 , money and p ~ m 'f be taken ll10Ul lul1her waming lfQIT'l I c:outt Thert1 "' other I 81 remenu Voo INIY wan1 IO call n nomey ~1 nghl away If you do not know an ellomey, you may call an attorney re· lorral seMCe or a leg.ai al alel office (hslad lo lhe phone booll) Oespues de que le enrreguen esta Citaclon judlclal usted ttane un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS para presenter una respuesla escnta a maqutna efl esta corto Une cana o una Hamada telalonlca no le ofreoera proreccion. su respuesta escrlla a ma· qu1na Ilene que cumpllr con fas lormalk:lades le· g&IH opropladas sl usted qu1are QUI la corte escuetia su caso. St Ulled no presenia su raspuesta a liempo, P09de perder el caso, y la puoden Quitar su satano, su Clinero y olras COl8$ de IU prap1edad '"' ev so aelrciOrlal P<l!' parte de ta cot1e ElCIStan Olros requl$11os tegalea Puecle quo usled qurera llamar a un • b o g a d o 1 n medlatam11n1e SI no oonoce a un et>ogado, puade llamar a un servtdo de relarenoa de abol)adoa o a una ofiCfna de ayuda leoal (vea el di· rector!<> telelonloo) CASE NUMeeA: (Numero del CalO) 808620 JU DOE JOHN M. WATSON DEPT. C16 The name end address 01 lhe court Is (Er nombre r direcclOn de la cortll H SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY Of ORANGE 100 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, SANTA ANA. CA 112701 CENTRAL JUSTICe CENTER The name, addreu, and telephone number ol pl1inlill 1 attorney, or p1a1n11t1 w1lh0ut an at• tomey II (El nombre. la cllrecclOn y al numQro de lelelono d abOgado del dell'\80datlfa, 0 def de· mandant• que no liooe ebol)edo, ••> RON.ALO E DARLING ESO, t25838 AONAl.D E DARLING, ESO, GF.L6EA, DARLING A FIOOERT· SON, 800 ANTON DLVD, SUITE 1600, COST" MESA, C4 112628 (71•) 8711 ~769 D4TE• .APR 27. 111911 ALAN SLAT'Elt, Clerk, by C. rAAIAI, Oeputy 8TATlMENT OFDAMAOH (ParMnal tnlury or Wrongful O.ath) · CASE! NUMBER 808e20 To KATtiftYN MARIE OAVANAUGH P111lnttll ALFREDO SANT ANA lei dam• $In 11\e ·~ lied 8CliOO. lolloM 1 Genenil csama II Pafn MtJlng ond lnconvon ence ssoooopo , SCHEDULE TODAY Basketbaill High school boys -Newport Harbor at Edison, 7;30 p.m. Strength, technique and tenaCTty are his stock in trade. High school girls -Estancia at Corona Tournament. vs Downey, at El Dorado, 3 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Troy Toumey vs. Kennedy, 8 p.m. Soccer "Wuka is a nut," Biehl said. High school boys' -Newport Harbor at Mater Dei, 3:15 p.m. "When he gets on a guy, there's QO getting him off Vo(e have . some videol~pe of him blocking guys 25 yards down the field in tht• fourth quarter." DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS Newport Landing -1 boat, 9 anglers. 12 calico bass. 6 sand bass, 12 sheeph~ad, 5 sculpin, l cabezon. Wukawitz is also related lo the hne's most distinctive Ian. His t.1ther, Doug, a former tw.o·wdy lineman at Estancia High, is the voice Sailor supporters hear roaring "Come on, 0-hnel" from the stands at every game. The all -Sea View UUe matchup marks the 12th consecutive year a representative o! the ci.rcwt has played for a Southern Section crown. the fifth tll'ne during that span that Sea View rivals have squared off in the final. •Cruz. a 5-11, 205-pound center rucknamed Cruzer, 1S the nastiest of the group •He's the guy you bave to watch to make sure be doesn't go too far," C~le said of bis fiery teammate, who helps overcome a frequent !>ize disadvantage with free·floWJ.ng adrenaline. "He has lhe dassic tough football player mentality and he just likes to get after people," Biehl said. "But he's also very smart and he makes all lhe hne calls. I lis teammates trust him, because he always seems to get the 1ob done.• And while it's certain the league's streak of seven straight section titles will be extended to eight, Harbor hopes to make it eight straight Sea View champions who went on to collect the section championship. A Jr. All-Amencan Football veteran, Cruz relishes his reputation. u1 play football because 1 li.ke knocking people down,• he said. During the aforementioned 12-year period, an astounding 67% of the division's finalists have come from the Sea View League, includmg former Sea View schools Santa Marganta, El Toro, Tustin and Corona del Mat. • Haddy, a 6-3, 257-pound right guard nicknamed Hadder, has had a fairy tale prep career, according to Biehl. "He's probably the guy I'm most proud of," Biehl said •As a freshman, be showed up for PUBLIC NOTICES 2 Special Clam8119S a Medical expenses (lo dale), $3,<460 00 b, Fu1u1e mechcal ex- pense$ (presen1 value), $Unknown c. Loss of eam1ngs (to e1a1e), s None d Loss of future aam· 1n9 capaciiy (present vat· ue), $ Unknown e. Property damage, $99582 3 Punitive damaoea Plalnhll reHrves 111a right to see~ punlllve dam· ages In the amount ot, $250,00000 when pursuing a )udoe- menl In Ille suit hTed agams1 'fO'J. l>ate June I, 1999 /SI RONALD E DARLING ·STATEMENT OF DAMAOES (Pel'IOnal lnJury or Wrongful O.ath} CASE NUMBER· 808820 To KATHRYN MARIE Ol(V ANAUGH Pla•ntlff. ANA SANTANA seeka dam· ages m me above-ent•· tied aCIJOn, as foltows 1. General damages a Pain. sulfeMg, and lnconvenfenea. $50,00000 2 Special dame1191 a. Medical e•penses (IO<lalal. ~.210.00 b, Fu ure med1oal ex· pensos (proMOI value), S Unknown c. Loss ol earnings (to date). $.None d l.oss ol luture earn· lngs capacity (present value), $ Unknown e Property damage, $995.82 • 3 Pun1t111a damege1. Pla1nlllf ruerves 111a rlghl lo aeek pU11111v. dam· ages 1n Iha amount ol, $2~.00000 when pur~1ng a ludoe· ment tn 11\e 1u1f nfod agaiNI you l>ala June 1, , m ISi RONALD E DARLING Published Newport Buch-Ccnta Mesa Deity Pl~ November 24, Oece~r 1,8, f5. 18 9 W647 Flctitlou• ButlneH Name St.at•ment Ttia lollowlng pel100i 11e ~ butlnesa a1 a) lf\AOOGOU: COMI< b ). C H E C REVENGE COM. c) LEFlYGOI J:ER COM d) IJIOEINTERNET• .COM. 24000 Allele Par11way # I 7343, Mil &Ion VleJo, Calllornle 92601 Kelby 6m1tl'), :24000 Alida Partiway #17343, M~slon VIOjo, C.ltlomlA 92691 Th buslna is con· duQIOCS by ran lndMd1~l Have yot.J mneo ootno bl..!llriett yet? NO ~l!Jy Ginllh Thil 51 l miift1 was nl8d w1tt1 ltle COulily Ole!\ Of Qrat10t County on 11•22'90 '""''na Deity PMll Now 74, Dec. , 1c. 1m ~ PUBLIC 11 PUBLIC J NOTICES . \.-;. ___ N_OTI_cE_s_ CNSt754383 a.11111on NOT1CE TO CREDITORS OF NOTICE OF SEIZURE PURSUANT TO BULK SALE HEAL Tli AND SAFElY (U.C.C SEOTIONS CODE SECTION 6104, 6105) 11471/11488 ANO Notice 11 hereby g1111n NOTICE Of 1NTENDEO 10 crec:t1101'1 of !he within FORFEtruRE named seller lhal a bulk PURSUANT TO sale IS about lo bJ' made HEAL lli ANO SAFE1Y ol Ille assets dtsc:nbed CODE SECTION below 11488.4 The nemee •nd bUSl· On OCTOBER 2e. nesa addresses ol lhe .22• FOUN •_.,_, a-.· World Water 11199• •t "1 • ..,,. •v TAIN WAY EAST. COS· Sy11ams. Inc.. 1732 TA MESA. CA, the McGaw Avenue, Irvine, property deecrlbed H : catttornla 92614 The location In Cehfor· tts,836 U. 5. CURAEN- nla of 11\e chief eHCUIJYe Cf ollioar ol the Hiier Is Sama as above. Al li61ed b)' Iha sePar, •• otNr bUllness names and addreaMt used by Iha seller wiltlin lhree years belOf'a Iha dale ol &uct'I lilt was 1en1 or de· lrtlared 10 Iha buyer are Nooe The namea and bull· nesa addreuea of the buyer are· Darrel Wayne Jones Haire' Truat. dated JUiy 20, 1999, clo Inna Jean Jonae. Tru11ae. 4419 H1rbor Drive, Homel, Celilom'8 9254S The aue1a to be IOld are described u · Allell, 1nclue11no equipment, in· ventory, contract rights and llcen1H which are localed II' I 732 McGIW Avenue, ll'Yrne, Cal1fornla 82614 The buaineaa name used by Ille .. 11er at thel IOcalt<>n It Wofld Water Sy111m1. Inc • The a111recpatad date of 'he bulk aate 14 Auguat CS, 1890 al Orange, CaMor 1\11 Thia !XI* aale Is no aul>jeet lo C.111ornla Uni form Comme!Ciel COd• Seeton &1oe2 Dated August Glh, 1990 BUYER 1811nna JHn Jona., H ll\lllee f0t lhe Oarre1 Wayne Jonas Heir• Trust, daled July 20 1890 PubltlhaO N WJX>l'I Beadl·COSll Mesa Datl Ptio. Deeember 7, 1989 T70 flctltloua Bu1fnen Name StAlt•m•nt ftle fallolrtll'1Q parion aro doing txlelnesa es Opuone MagulnH, 1802 Monrov1a Awtnve, Nowport 081111, Cetllor· Oii '0l6G3 Ptnir11ufa Publishing Inc., (CA), 1602 MonrOYl&l Avenue, New· port 0.Ath, Cel1lornia 8:.'6 3 'Tht1 buttn II oon· dUClod by a COfPotaHon Have you a111neo dOlng l>Ullnt yet? No Poolnaura Put>ll11ttno lflC Nici! lO'<lio, Vlei Pre !dent 'Thlt 1ta1em1n1 WH IU.O Wllh !tit c;ovt)fy 0.fl( ol Otaogt Cour\ly 00 10 25 9 •""'°"21 Oaf1V PllOI Nov 24 0. t, 8 16 U199 WO~ w .... ued pUl'luant to Healdt end Safety Cod• SeeUon 11471 111488 by the COSTA ME.SA POUQ; DEPARTMENT. The property WH ..ti.ct with rnpeat to ~ \llolatlonlal of S.OUOnl•l 11361 of the Health .rMI ufsty Coda. You arw hel9bV notm.d th.i \?le Dlmicc Att~ of <k•no• County h1.1 ln.l!feted prooffdlng1 to forfeit th• ebov .. dHorlbed P.roperty punu•nt to ~IM and Slfety Coda hctlon 11498.4. You .,.. ln.uvot11d thlrt If you d••I,. lO contettthe forf•ltu,. of di!• PtO~. pinuant to Health end Safety Code hoUon 11488.6, you mu•l fli. • witnect otalm 1t1tlng yow lntllr· Ht In the property. You muet flit thl• olaltn In the lu,•rtor Court o1 the County of Oriino• within thltty !30> dev• ot the ftrft pl.ibllotrdon of tN• NotlM. unle11 you reoalv• eotu1I notte.. , ...... " .. ttFOl30t l You mutt ...w an endorMd oopy of h claim on the ot.triat Attorney of Or.,.. ODunty !Ann "'"L una. o.puey Olwtliat A~l tit '100 OW. c::.t'lfet' Ort.Iii Weft, lama Ana. Ce t2701 wfthln thlrtv CJOI elayw of the flll'O of the claim In the luper1or Coun/CMI OIYlalc>n. The f allure to timely ftla .,. H04Mll • ~ flM ol1lm IUttnt en ltureet Ill IM Pl'Ol*'tY In the S\lt*telt Court will fW•ult In the prope,.. "' belno deol•l9d or qrdfrecf fort.It to the 11ei. of Celrfoml• and dlltrfb"'1Hf punuam to the~· of Haalttl encl l •fftv Cod• .... ''°" , 1491 wttho\lt funher nollee ot hett· 'rti24, 12./01, 12/08 Can't Htm to get to •II 1hot• repair Jobe arouna the hoUM? l.tttheCa. ....... •eMcle °"'"'°" hlllp you find reliable h!!p Doily Pilot the unc.1 prdrUt-e wtlh ( bMct 19 loosely wrapped around both leg , rlaur11119 h couldn'I p1 tct1ce bfK"au h(! had two tom ham tring . E\'Cry day he l'dlllC bark, J wondered U 1t would be hii lC1 t. 1 le wali ~evenlh tnny dnd didn't even play in reserve gam~ But he dJdn't quit. . "(Newport stri•ngtb coach Miko) Barga9 got ahold of him aftN his freshman yrar and he stdrted g!.!IUng 1ron9~1. worka.ng hard<'t rlnd unproving. ~I le wt1s a pretty good JV pluyer for w. ltJ:r.l y<'ar and he's bC'come u big surprisC' for u!. thls year. J le's a great kid and a , great tnbutl' to the program." A <.Jevastdting trap blocker, Hdddy 1s rcsponc;lbl<' for somP. of the most violent cotlLsionc; in the trench!' this <,c.>flson: •t lo ju ... t qushe-. guys,• BJAhl srud. Haddy, whose '>t•n:.e of humor i ctppreoaled by hb teammates, Uloroughly appreciate. his sole on this teum. •Alter the Woodbridge game, when we chnchf'.>d the league's top p layoff spot, he was crying,• li1ehl '>aid. "I a.,ked ir he was hurt, but hC' Sdid he JW>t couldn't h<'licvC' he'cl come th15 far." • Cole, d b-5, 125-pounrlcr, was nicknamPd Brg l>ctdcly, dS mu<"h for his leadNshlp dS his physique. Lik(l Jones. he LS on<" of five c-aptains. He began his citreak of 24 strillght starts in the 1997 Clf semihnals, but his surgically repaired leg will dllow hun to offer only moral support against Irvme. "I le's the chief, sort of tbe elder statesman of the group," Riehl said. •1 te has a 4 4 GPA and he's dS i.mart d tootball player as you'll ever see.• Before the Kennedy game, Cole said he wanted to play football dnd study medicine at an Ivy Ledgue school. He wants to speoallzc m orthopedics. Al Harb<;>r, however, he was more dn agent of destruction than a healer. . •1 le'i. t}xtremcly strong dnd powerful," Biehl sd..id. ·we teach a punch teC'hnlque (stnk- mg an opponent's upper torso with open pabns) and Robert, when he was pass blockmg, would often knock rus guy to the ground iust with his punch.· Colt•, in fdct. was far dnd dway the tedm leader with more than 110 pancake blocks (knocking an opponent to his back) A gentle soul Wlthout a helmet, his aggressiveness helped mold the group's reputation for phyl>!Cdl pldy. • Doily Pilot Wodoe.day, Oee:ember 8, 1999 9 L.~.::!:.' L., X~J lltW.,R!f!.I ~lll!C'":'•~=--·-·~ L-a ~~11-.. . .::=11ti!Lfiouo9J I ,No-~ Na-... Stat .. ment An& e Io • A a . NEWPORT BEACH, ''HMOCAR,,!~f9~~ AC ASE Parcel 2 Urt1I 1'6 as ProiPICl•ve bidder& lere11 and co&ts Name Statement • duC!ed by a ~tal ,.,. " CALIF 926$0 n """"' ~ ahc>Wn upon lhe coo· shOuld refer to Sect1<1ns APPRO)(IMAT~ MIN· Ttie lolk>wing persons pertllfll'lhlp Th•lollc>Vw1ngpe110n• aoc t•a, 23 Corpo-• COURT CASE domtlllUITI plan referre<.• 70151010101680 In IMUMBIO$n/a, areooingbusines1H H11¥eyou.ctone<Sdolng re dOlng lJul nou •s rat• P aza 1136, LEVYING OFFICER NUMBER 95C5954 to In Par~l 1 abo\le c:luslVe. of Ina COda ot Dated November 12, USlnter~. 29e0 C>IJ neu yet? Yet, Builder and Devetoper Newport Beach, CA HHO~~ts~S4-A PLAINTIFF Joseph Pir1,;el 3 An easement Clvil Procedure ror t99~ Champion way, Suite 10lt5199 Maga1lne1, 1802 92660 Moelo,anlnd!Yldualdba ror ingress and 111reu provislOos oovernlng the DrviliOn Hart>ot 12203 Tusbn, Calllomta Craig ROM M<>ntuYll AY9fl09, New 949-84o-oeo() COURT CASE Anotlo A AaSOQlates and efljOyrnent over ttie term., oonditlons, end ef• MARSHAL OF ORANGE 92782 This stat mont was port !leach, Ceh1orn1a ATTORNEY FOR: NO. 95C5954 [)EFENOANT. Cynthia common 11ee in Le>t 1 or feet of tho sate and the h· COUNTY..:. HARBOR Craig Rose, 2960 hied w lhi County 92663 '1 d t edl By virtue ot a wnt II• L Hampton, et el Tract No 8241, Ii per ability oe, d I ultlng bid O Iv IS Iv N , 4 60 1 Chempt0t1 Wey, Suit Ctoll< Of 0raogo County PeNn1ula Publl1h1ng u gmen er tor 'ued on J..-y 100\, 1998 PROPERTY ADDRESS map ~dod In boOk del'IOT\CE IS HEREBY JAMBOREE BLVD • 12203. Tustin, Celifomla on 1().2{1.fl Inc. (CA). 1802 Orenge County in lhe above desipled IS A DWELLING 341, page 22 of M • N ROOM 108 NEWPOOT 92782 1"9680M23 Monfovll Avenue, New· SuSMflor Court Court upon e tuOgement COMMONLY KNOWN cellaneout M pa, 1t1 lhe GIVEN lhlll on Decem· BEACH, CALIF. 92660 M lie Mei.ellan, 21050 Dally P110t Nov 24 Dec ' Pol1 Bnch, Celltomta Harbor JuatJce enter94 2·19-07 l'I faYOI' ADDRESS. 607 'f!lam•• ottlOI o1 1111 county re· t>er 15lll, 199', II 260:io John E. Fuller, Marat\al, Locillea Ln . •103, Hunt 1 a 15 1999 W657 ~ btlSlneSI " COO· ~~~:TIFF: ~~~·:~or~: :~e-~~: Mesa, CA =~ ~~~~:~ ~~ ~ . '::n 4 1oi. ~;1'JSrs. ~C~y. = Beam. CaLJomla NOTICE OF SALE dUC!ld by I corpor1tK>t1 Joaeph Angelo an vldUal dba bgelo a As· LEGAL DESCRIPTION bon oC COYenanti, Condi· City oC Newpo11 B~ch, OepYty OF ABANDONED Have you started doing Individual dba 1oc1a1es and against P1rcel 1: An undrvided tlOl'ls and ~esir1e1ions '°' County <>I Ore~. Sta.. NOTE: Do noc take PERSONAL ,tlu&IOeH yet7 Yes, Angelo and ludgemen1 dablor(1) 1/105th Interest tn and to "Brookview" Con ot Cahlornia I will ee• al <Sown 01 deface a poc;led Can't ... m 1o PROPERTY 03114191 Cynthie L. Hampton Lot 2 ol.Tract No. 8241 csominlum recorded May public auction lo the notice before the 111e 01 Notice 1 nereby 0•11en Peninauta PubUshing AHoclate• showing.• net balance of es per map recorded 1~ 30, 1975 In b<><* 11417, h1gf\est bidder, lor cai.h sallalac:tk>o ot judge· ge1 to all thoe• that under 100 pun;uanl Inc, Nidr. Slevtn. Vkle D,lifENDANT: $29,048 51 actually duo book 341, page 22 of page 1 of oNk:lal records In lawful money of rhe man I Penal Code · repatr Joi,. 10 S&ct!OO 1988 o1 the Presidenl ..Gynthla L Hampton on said Judgement on the , M1scetlaneous lAaps in If lhe aubject of this United Stales, au the Section 616 (mlsdlt· around the houae? cai.rornil Crv~ Code the This 11111ment was NOTICE OF date oC lhe lasueriC8 ol lhe olllce of lhe county sale 18 real proper1y and right, title and Interest of meanor> , .... th• ..-.----... prupeny listed betow be· hied wllh the County MARSHAL'S SALE said wrll. I haV9 levied recoro.r ol said county. It has no atreet address said judgement deblor(1) Published Newport ... , "_,_. lleved to be aba~ Cle!X ol Orenoe County MARSHAL OF upon all r1ght, tJlle end In· Except ttierefrom unil1 or other ex>mmon desig-111 the above descnbed Beactl·Costa Mesa Dally Service DtNCtory by Michclkt Welker. et a1 on 10.25·99 ORANGE COUNTY lerest ot 118.ld Judgernenl 107 through 711 u nahon, directions to rtsJo-property, °' so mueh Pilot November 24, wnos. la~ adelr8$i was 18119UOt322 • debto< s) In the P<oe>erty thOwn upon ltle COO· cation may be obta<neG IMreolesmayt>eneces· Deoember 1, 8. 1999 help you find 3400 ll'llne Ave 1114, OaQy Prlot Nov 24, Dec HARBOR DIVISION, In the of Orenge, dom&llun ~ tec.lf'Ot1d rrom Iha Marshal"' Oflice sary. to UllSly llld ex· W6S3 tellable help. ~a"'90f'I Beach ~ fof· 1, 8, 15. 1999 W655 4601 JAMBOREE State • ::;lll:....::boOk::::::::-.1::.:1:.xfZ.:..li...·-QOQO-.. ·--=---------_......._ ______ _ How to PL-.ce A . . .. ~-.. nla 82860 w1I bl "*' .. 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C.lllOfnla 92660 on Oec.m~r 14, 1999 at 10 00 o'c::IOdt AM DESCRIPTION Of PROPERTY 3 detks, 7 chair•. 2 a:m- putlfl (currently In l>O•Hllon ol F 8 I ), 2 pMllf'I. 2 lolcSino W>IM 2 ~. f Pllnl• •land 1 INlal flljnc] Clbl• net 1 1ypewrt1er: f .mat screen · TV, 1 tex me· e111ne. 1 ltand\no ran. afld ml$08llaneou1 otta $UOQll8S Oated 11-29·99 Irvine AirPOlt Building /I/ Jack w Mulfan, Owner.Manager Pub11$hed Newport Beactl-COSl.I Mae Daily Pllol Decembel 2. 8, 1999 ~IFIEIJAD II 111 • ,111,J .j, ,11111111 • ,.,, •llhJ'" I II• rli 111.!r v.11h111t1 1111111 •' I lw p11l•li·l111 '' •t'll• "'' n,:111111 ,. 11 "' ,., 1,, .. ,(\ r,.,,.,. or ,,.,.,,.1 1111ofl••lfl•1l ,11h1 rl1.,•fll• Ill f'J, 1"1 I• f't1rl ,111\ i'HIOI 11i,11 Ill.I\ (H 111 '"111 1·l.1••1l11 1I 11111111111 ol11f• h I l11· ll.11h l'il .. 1 ,11 • r l'I• 1111 li.1f11fi1, '"' ·"" , ,, ... 111 ,111 ·••h1·111·..iw111 1111 "fij, It i1 111,1' h·· SERVICE DIRECTORY -for All Your Home and Business Needs -...., ....... ....,._Ull·llA lN<h IO.UOO Homr..t'...ch v.""' 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Start at $751 : • : Deadline : t Tuesday 5PM : · * Open House ,. • : Listings ! • • Only $151 • : : Deadline : • • : Thursday 5PM : •• • tt Pays to • •• : Advertise : : In the Best : • LOCAL • ! Real Estate ! : Section : : Call Todayl! : • LISA RIVERA ! • : 949-57 4-4252 • : ANNE WILLEY : ol : 949-574-4249 : f::aij • 2 UNTS CLAS~ BEACH/ BAY conAGE 2bf 1be Nck ho\111 1 br 1ba. Con- venient to NfYlcla 10 be told In,. .. 14$0,000. Jim • ftemu 1t4408"°3t 10 HOOsESICONDOS FOR SALE COSTAIESA NEW HOMES E SIDE FROM BUILDER 2527 llvougl 2541 Sare• Ml Ave 4bf, 2 5 bl. IPPfOJC 1800-2000 sqlt 2 car gat. Stanina 0 $356.900 949·722-8l201149-646-7801 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORTWCH WATERFRONT AXER THi PRICE Will AMAZE YOU I AGENT Mt-n3-t120 OCEAN CLOSE·TWNHSE 381 2 581 2·sly wl2t alt gar. al new Plllll. wet ber, 3 declls, FP. 1289.000 Joan Butlte, agt 949·759·93t4 =:.~:J!~= 3& + den 2 s&a, cmr \Jilli Faces SO'Wesl Gour kit. ~lni998 W9K By OWnet 949-718' 1383 Bi9 Caoyon Viruet 48r 381 ,_ baths, ~. Clrpll. rvo.wd firs, ne1111 c:oncrlle lie roof Pool & ~ $879.900 By Owner. 949-887·3266 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Olllm lol wlpllme llfnl 1118111 3Br 28a. fr.UA room home, '.!::n~. :t:r20":f' 132 APTS 132 AP.TS NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH \ieu~o~ .. //iuvnu Tpu,-/n1e'1/A· Bayfront community wnh private beach & marina. Walk to Balboa Island shops. Minutes from Furuon Island. Extra- large apartmcnu with woodburning/gu fireplaces and private garage,. • Boat •lips ;ivajlablc • Sorry No Pen Now Lcuing 2BR/2BA and 28R/l8A with den $2050 $2800 Please: call (949) 760-0919 ~ FAIRWAY APARI'MENTS AT BIG CANYON CATED COMMUN11Y BY FA.SR.ION ISLAND BeautiM t!'ff-lined streets end golf course views. EnloY carefree living in yoltr large 2 BR apartment home! • two-cw garage • Wuttef/dryer hool<ups • Flreplace (WOOd & gas) • Air conditlonlrlg •Wet blr • $2,260 to $2,500 Plea9e call (949) 644..(16()9 t=)_ Another Euex Community -- SH Island RelOrt Ovlilg 3& 3 58a ptus momlno rm, g111111e M, custom IJUlij·lns. marble entry, S1nole 1tory Brci<81, 949-&46-20"1 t o Style W/O, llplc, galed wport I 2b1 bl 1 65 LOTSILAND 14 Avalable• S2t85-$2.400, Ville Balboa, i:;; view. FOR o••E 1-8n-681-7387 • vautted cell. f!p. d. 2-(ar -spece,$t80061•22M3M. I ~ I kk Bay H0\111, n1li 12/1 ARIZONA ~TH WEST 159 L"' 3Br 388. c.ilfal heallar 40 ecru·St4,900 Greet FOR ·• le 1onger ~y ~nt~ COAONA DEL llAR ~r~1 YT ::.::0.7162 gr~ "'• E·Z ierms AIM Rental UDO ISLE 4~. 3c Cll AZlR t-888-244-5263 6 Sllea Specllttlt P Ive on lhl Island fl tt. (CAL 'SCAN) • CHRIS EOWARDS • extra large home. t yr lease ~;;;;;;;=;:;:::====i Flrlt Ettatn PfoptnlH $5700/rrio 949--631-7227 1 109 . APTS I Mt-3U.9209 c.n phone E11t BIUff Aiia 3Br 288. COnnua DEL uaR CORONA DEL MAR Frplc, v~ clean, $I~ """" -3/BR VIEW HOMES. 2 year lease. no pelS, "¥"" ":::=====::::J $2300 t S275WO. 9'9·&44·9060 Ext f 16 ":':;n I 202 ~I THE SHORES APTS 1a2BR TOWNHOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Units I •••••• t • t * Starting 0 $1095/mo. Mo to Mo lease. 0 We are a pet0 community. 6 block• from the beach. 94M44-2611 fmmec. 18' TW!ifimt ii Pent~ Cove Serene sl11am view• J111I 1137,500 Ag nt SI rra 90 759~72!1 coMIUA E'Skle BKk l1y 26- Hse, 2c: gar, St5951mo No J*S.$t000 dep 3211 Univer· Ill~ rL LISI, 94a-54H093 ASTSiDE Charming 2br, klds/pets weloom•. garage, Lrg pnvate yard, $1 S9!ilmo 949·548·3959 E'slde aBi 28i w9 fem hme, eD llPPll. lull ~fades, toe yd, 2c: gar; 3ml to bch. op pets SI 750mo 1149-642· t004 5 Lilije bedfooma, 2l461: 2 Cir garage, w/d ~ .,.., me.. sv11l 12111/M ltS75hno )104724»1 mtSAILtD t8r 18iii, °" ~ ntw Cwpel. ntw paint S 1000/mo 14Hl8'38n ' . MOl91 MANAGERS •SPECIAL• S154.00+'tax Wkly (MUii pil68nl tw Ad) 235 rms & klldlenelll S41Ualed od belUllfU~ l8f1dsclped grounca FEATURES: 24-Hour Lobby/Direct dt1I phonet/Free HBO, ESPN & Olic/Pool & JIOUUI. Guest taiJndry ac.t IO 405 & S$ F..,-s Mil'' lrom 0 C Facgr45, ColeDI end bCt1I w~ c11urce 10 "'°"' & l~lfltl COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 22n~Blvd Phone MM4'""40 MM .. LooMlotll ~~ 1 ·2 common aru •PICH. lumd •• aervlc11 lnc1udtd ·~er-~ By Phone o,· ~lnll'ln Person: • 1208~~~] FOR LEASE t 200 .. deklx• luly improved Olla Stl1111 • 2nd tloOf leaJtl I()( up to 3 VI$ S1a111ng ii S2 95 $limo + Uld Av84 Janoaiy 2000 Call 949-640-6512 216 RENTALS WANTED Engllthmtn 1ook1no ror house Of 7 10 'lhare in NPB COM Ol? From Jan 4 Single Non smoker " no pets ~ 949-399·5801 ''°°~' • , ...... h-+.!· -•• ,-:: .I ,,(I \\ ,.., 11.t\ "",.. I I ' r I \lo • I I ' 1•.!o.!- • 1 ' , •• ~ 11.o. 'I Hours I 1 Ii f'hu111 : , ,I) 1111-·, Ollpm \I 11t4 , 1 r L, \\'.11~~111 : •• :!11.111• -, 11111•111 \t """t..' 1 nt ., l::!:J TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi COM~ERCIALIHOME UOllS lrOITI '199 00 Low Monttly P~ F'REE Color C<l141loo Call t-800-711-0158 448 ANTIQUES/ART. /COUECTIBLES LIONEL TRAINS WANTEO brollelVcomplete SS PAIO PP 714·266-7993 466 MERCHANDISE WANTED COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COINS! GolCI s.tver iuM!lr;. walches anhqueS, ~obles 949-642·9"7. TOP SWRECORDSl Jazz R & 8 Sou Roel. lie SO'S & 605 . MIKE 949~5·7505 WANTED NICE OFFICE . CHAIR LIKE NEW. 949-515-0337 A70 SCHoot.S 'INSTRUCTION Phlebotomy Course Bog1on AeeCI Co Cll~ Reg 13901291 HI00-201·1141 '' ·1•1111-11.1, ,.,..,I'' '"' ilu • "'' •11 "'" 'I'·.,··· 11111.1111 ..... upwil '" tl11 111111 In .111 • 111 .. 1111 I .. 1lloo11nl f.,, th• f11•l lll••·1111111 ..------Deadlines -----. M11111l.1\ .......... t ml.1\ "l·tKlp111 'I lrnNla\ .. "l-clnt>-.il.n ,):OOpm f'U4··ila' .... . . \11111.fa, ; °''"'" l'nrJa, .......... Thur-.da' .5:00pm \\1·cl11t··1L1' .... fo,· ... la' ;l OOp111 "<tlurtl.1' .......... .Frid11) .):OOpm .\PPOLVQIE.\T SF.ITERS FT/PT [~n & CWWl!l ._;.,ft., Top· produc~:rs higher • lkallll llral.d 1-~ •\011\l'lilo • l'.iJ \'kalll.tll • IJllll! lml aaik.1Klll l:..uwll!.httl ill ,...., Ill 1.-.i..~, ..... -1 ~\Dll l all~ ... "'~ t~3lMn4 480 BUSINESS OPPqRTUNrtiES ADVERTISE STATE WIDEii! Up I.> 2!>-WOldS $450 in 209 Ca 1tornia 118'4~ dfeulal!OI\ Oller 3 mllhon Nauonw1de ne1.-.or11 Cii1SS1hed. dl$pfay options. also 1vaileb1e CALSCAN (9t6l288-0019 Of (9t6)288-60 t0 wwwcnpacom (CAL'SCAN) . " HOME ausiHess 3 veers runr&ngl No 1twen- toty no seHing no hassles Just huge weektyl Free video 1 ·800·387-9418 (CAL"SCAN) GET YOUA SLICE Qi ttie Pie' $S.10k mo PIT No Joll8I Reduce 1111• ·~ sup-portJ\raoning1 Not MU.41 1 ·800-320-9"895 ext 3489 Kl$$ Y(IJI ec.. Goodbytl ,.1.::;~z:~~~~~}j (CAL"SCAl4). eAOIUAC El.DOM A' Touting 290 l\.p Nortl'ostll, low 4Q( miles. wt1ltl pell1 moorvool, co' mCl!9 l62Cl294) s 19.988 . NABERS · (714~00 C9dillac sevtiiii ST$ 1M Lown.115 tilVtf~.cd.11-'5 & morel New car lrilde- (830509) S20,988 NABERS (114)540-9100 Cidihac sevRle m 'ii Low t Ilk rnilel, 300 h p Nol1hllir' co. lloVt ~ ance ol WllTatty (911818) $34,988 NABERS (114)S4M100 t oyola Eit ¢ib PlCkllP ... I.JC. s spd. 00. ~ 51'1111 rOI x'dmedw1c.ll cond $5900 IM~SS0-9626 Rebulll Vacu11m1 $299U up Hugo Selectool CoHtVacuum q & Sewing 333 E17th st ColtaM8'1 949-642· l,')60 :.. MARINE 8iJSINESS 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS .._~~~~~~-RHt1urant s.rver ex1rd ABLE TO TRAVEL • Po J11ic. Bat P.raon for A ptollteble, tum-i..y 1rtu111Qn. Ctll kw O.Wits. CHEVY ASTRO ls 'ii S"ltvef/'Jffl'/, automalie, c1tll all. •lovs pnvacy alus. rod ~. SUPER SHAl'IPI (163792) S20.995 LEX\JS Of W'ESTMIHST'EJI I -402 t LOST ' I . FOUND. Found kitten 11-23 Vlclnhy of Prospecl 4 Lagonia Orangellan & white med hair, mate t).49-640-0972 FOUND WHt Hlgt111nd Terrier, m1t1, old, B<ookhurll & Ad1m1 In HD. 7' 4-914o1 '°5 1404 PERSONALS I Old you see Fleet WOOd Mac ooJ'.649 Aft~ e IMnl Meadows lfl Oct 1111 ... ~" ~ '97, did you have 1awn seat· '"s~O;,p...U""'T"""H~C~-=A~S~T~1 Ilg Mtcllael 949· 722·9908 A SPIRITUAL OtRECTION 2202 s.. ....., It. I am Sffk1ng people WhO are lnter•ted In an tntJmate or .... An-. CA NJOJ • mote IObmlle l'itlllOOShip w/ -• 1k-CA •l .. fie num11oos & 'llltlo wlnl to know & .-.e lllllt 1~ ~APPLIANCES Wl1hln ltlllf f'tetydlly life I lmnollGul\lnot ... 11 Rllgious I em an lf'llem In "" llt ol hOly "'tenng end hOld a aacrtd spac.e '°' lhe ~°'wieu'lllal ur= Is~ bmg5 new deph & mun1no 10 IVllYdlY lie FREE OF CHARGE cffMnl 14M41-1151 •KEHMOAE I WASHER• a ORYER WOl'b 1lnt, c:tn 111 Sat. $1'6 pelr. CDU ..... 720-'122 1454 FURNITURE I Oealgner lumlture gtw &. grani11 dmlQ llble $250 K111111 rugs l'lllows othef acceuorlu '5·$250 94M44.0S52 • Opening lor 8 sharp people OrglnlC Mall!el & Gllll CdM No expenence necessary Call 9'9-683-4'42 All 1ranspo1tatJoo and IOdO .no fumrshed E11pense paTd training program Travel ent~e USA and reMn guar· an•eed Call Cindy, 1·888 ·98 t 06 96 (CAL'SCAN} A COOL JOB! Entty fevel pos11ion 18 Ut Older, no exp nee 1111m!tld 1ncom8 and grO'lf1h l>(illf'C11I while e~labllshlng new aocounts In majof Clly Ind resoft areas (NY, FL. HI. Guam etc.) excellent opportunity lo enter lob market 888-408-0445 A Phat Job UloMlg (Of ind~ 18 Of older lo Ul\ltl me,o< o~es end resort area 2 ... --.s PiJC1 uarnng return travel guaranteed, ii you1 entf91lllc #Id willonQ to start lOdly, call Ur Hale l>ecween 108 & Sc>. M·W. Settetary Needed 9491642·2760 CASHlERlAffiNDANT Days & Eves avall Nev.wit Ctr Cfle'vrorvfashion llfand ask fO( Joe 9'9-64-4·'7933 CASHIER Fllll I Pll'Mlme. ~ Beacfl Cale needs culjer $71Hf Cd 949'2.52.00t4 CM/NB Family needs mature resp PlfSOO IO care fOr OUI 2, ~ IWll'll cll8 311 M.1151 <krie & be 1181 an days, 1V5 Chris 1149-47$-9100 •S MF, 548-8600 ~end DRIVER BUD MEYER Tructl l"8S R8111gM!ed ~ ·s 1,000 algfl>on boool IOI exp co ~elS '$(,IO dlM!rl $tart 1111 to 33 c:ents Solo dtlvers. coroactCMa I Ill~· 118 studl!IU dll tol tree today I 77·213·8393 (CAL'SCAN) Dflvw Stelling FT Se11on1I Dr1vw. caaan OMV. ~ Cal Oline • 14"75'-2292 ORIVERWLAT8EO. ~Y hlUlerl wllllld ~ ptys Up to 37 c:etU/mM '!VI w llTV41 1t1IH "4011<, med11:11 deettal. We 'Jy!S OTP.it yt flatbed Owntr/Ooeraton welocme Call 1<1tll1yn 1·800-290-2327. Combi*1 Trwwpon (CA= COUHftA For~. II PolillOt'9 8¥111 w.etandl a~ 94Nl140S2 caw Anft. ~"'· Cllla ..,,. Slan lm1Nl'1"1 $9/llr Call Jennlt11 049·7W5250 Of loflllll .. !NllnoelOI COfll RH11Uflnt SHARK CLUB Pff Hoa1tlllCHhltr Apply e 141 Bak« St. CM lttlf It !()() 11'11 R.tlllSaltl UNITED COLORS OFBENETTOH South Coll! Ptsu FfT $9/hr • Comm rius benef«s prr $l7hf • comm We 1ra looking for super Aas people wtth lot$ ol en.argy & entl'IJsia_c;ml Need 11111n1 SS cash SS IOI fie HollClays '> Give US I c:al 714-7~·5"15 Of A#i in petSOf\. . Plelllbeewartttllt Ille~ In Chia cat• llOfY may nqulre yo\I to cell a IOO n11mber In •hld1 ,,,.. , •• C""9t pet ftltnut... J09r1 Alllaon, 8"1. 149-645·2011 482 CREDIT SERVICES CREDIT CARD DEBT? · Avoid bankruptcy 'Slop COll«llOn c:alli "Cul INnce c:ha'90' "Cut Pis)'!ft811b up IO 50%, OetlC cOnlaliOltion. Fast AppfOltl No ciedt check. (800)270·9894, (CAL'SCAN) l4roLE-=I CHRISTMAS BLOWOUT Flnenclll Problems, Big or Sm•ll Bullneu Stat111pa. Or PeBOnll We Can Help. 1-1()().2'4-5107 $$SNEED A LOAH7 Consollda1a debC$1 Same day IPPtOVll Cul peyrnerQ up to 50%11 No~ ''"" 1·800·863·9006 tlll 949 www help·PIY· bis com (CAL"SCAN) ""RICH AUNT"" I have money to lend' save thousendill P1yoll n - pens1ve c:redfl c1rd/car loins •• No credit. OKI Homeowner• Only 1-88&-711-6626 (1012$9117 DRE/Veul 9t6-227®11 (CAL 'SCAN) M~toLOln Home. AIJto Oetlt ConlOltOnon 1.-.922--4550 ,.., ~!'I •AVON• INFLATABLE 80AT 12 112 FT. GREAT SHAPE, $T50t'QBO 7U.f57-27IO iiFLlfntE BOAT I MOTOR SSOO OA lf1T OfftR .... no.t31t r--. . .---... ~:~'..1 'i ' ..... . . . .. .. (I00)2t1-.1747 c11evy slibiii&ii 4X4 'ff 5 7 V8. auto. Ill, rVlm CUI. tloys P"'KY ~ 3rCI ..-. rear 111. red rad! IOW peclcage READY FOR TME MOUNTAINS! 1142911n '32.995 LEXUS Of W'ESTMIH$TQ (I00)2t1-3'7 4 7 FORD AEROSTAA VAN 'i1 EDDI£ BAUEft Exlended, Wtf'/ tow mllee, f11lly loaded, •m·fm m=eo':""11= 11t-nw11• FORD EXPIORER lTO i7 Bllekl~ lellhlf. auto pr1v gllSS ri'l'D. llloys 11.t f1WI Pia. ar!Vlrn C9' cd (A7'32Sfl $18995 LEX\JS Of W'EST1tllNSTER (I00)2tH747 Ford ii0$fAHG C08AA M NIOllt ~meet tliek ltllfl done. 4.000 ..... s2s.ooo n M>2.o525 FORD f"iiRD Yi LX 'ii Orly a.ooo ma.a 1 owner. extreme good c:ond St4,950 ~t-79C).9S28 itOHOl A6COM It 'i1 4-dr 71k !ft, Hew ~ Wtl. Load9d, 1 Ollllnlt ..... c:oncl SIS50 M-759-07$1 Hones• Ll 4t#:ttf .. 4 dOOt. """'· I09Cled. 1~. rdnl CIOM, 111,IOO Mt•U•10 JAClUAft M IO!lt 40 '11 $JU16 • 11-41'21 UADJAOUM, n~ :z:uWili6W ...... ~-~ m.=uwww;aw -IMM ~.:r 10 Wedn ~0y, Docember 8, 19<19 .. Doily Pilot TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE _Brlda __ a ~----------1-~11-~11-~l I'" ~1 UHCOUf TOW'! & .. OLOSMOM.£ AL£RO '81 Chances 818 ACROSS I Hoalll relQfU 5 WBndeled 10 Pk!NJ" I 4 Attitl S 1;,.,elhog 1 S Lightning ~procMI 16 Thec)ty 17 ErnanallQfl 18 Oilds ol p!ll¥ 20 Parof>lllet 22 Rurt oo .. n 23 Barrtll 24 CUI down (11-) 2e lgoeout rocll 2il M8Jalhon UM 30 Cturnpaniff 33 MI08 enlrance 34 OUI ol style 35 Moinong tOOISlUf8 36 Any whoch '°'Y 40 Ha•e a &oaek 41 Fr~od$1\ip 42 C1.111ure medium 43 Be rude'to lillng 44 Movie • 45 Sale placa 47 Sec!lofl 48 Etv.' daughter 49 Aclor Ha..-• 52 Parts ol oompvtGIS 56 8teak.ng DOWN 1 lhd. lllc• 2 5e1" Ille wine :s Cotty lvl it do 4 Rljlid l11a s ~'""lly 6 -M<lunltMI of Ml~soutl 7 Small rodonl 8 Ter1T11na1e 9 Poor grade 10 Bnghl .io• rn . Ofion II NolWOlhlCJ 12 Noorrsh 13 Simple 19 In d<eamland 21 Acior Holb!ooll 0 24~ 2S "WMl-11 new?" 26 Bleated 27 Owlgl-0 opponent. 28 ~ deposit.I PREV10UI PUUU SOl V[P -------- STUMPED? Ce•IO<AnSwelS e rOU011Meor~f'I...,.. e ~per -1-90().37().9600 e.x1 CQ<JP 500 I w(/ '11114 ~ w~ AGdo6 AD! CALL 642-5678 GET THE POIN p '"' Oaih Pilot I l.1--1l11·1t ·""nut~ for \0111 8y CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T~NAH HIHSCH Kl! .. :r ('ON J MOL Ooeh rulnm1Mc Nonh Jc. I 11£ht spot Once a "i l Ill.II"' 1111 1t1 .,. , .. luc111.-d, gnme 111 that u11 "'.i lhc l1111ical chu1cc. NOfffH • J 3l i;> A86 0 Q 4 3 <t>AK43 WESf • K 76S <;1 Q97S o JI09 2 .. 7 EAST •4 W..:~l leJ Ille JAi.. 11l lli.11111•ntl~ 1111<1 1.•onunucJ "'ith ti~ ten when dn:l.1n:1 JllayN low fro111 dumm) anJ 1hc jat I.; \\on the 11id. Ck\:larcr rurkd the -.c1.·ond Irie!\, 1:roN:d tu the uu• ol he.rrts 3nJ ran the JUCl ol \padcs We~• tool the ktnl! and rcvcnctl 111 dii11nond~. l)eclurcr rulkd nml ca~llCd the ace or \pOOe\, hut tlw 4 I ~phi. and losing heart frne~<,c pw\il·d to he declarer·~ undotn!l ti 10 4 2 o AK8 7 6 • 109 8 6 soum • AQ lO 98 "'KJ J Ye~,' the comb1na111111 th.it Jt·~troycd the conlrac~ wa\ co11~1dcr· uhly against the odd'>. Sllll, du nu\ commiserate w11h declan:r 11~1ut the tr.kl luck. The contr<K.t ~houlJ ho\" Ileen made de pile the C\'tl dtslnhu 0 !I •QJ 52 'The bidding: NORrH Y.::AST I • ,._ l/\IT .... )• Pa ,... Pit Opc:mng kaJ Jatk of 0 lt<>n! • • • • lnqcaJ of ruffing lhe 11111\I 1.lia mund, declarer ~hnulJ ha\c th~orJ 1.·J a heart from hand -u tn.t.. that 1111ght M\e 10be10,1 anyway N11w, if Did )W tr) 10 make 11 tncls at )OUr Ct>l11fiK:l or four ~pades? If ~. your t«hniquc ka\c'> c;omcthing lu he desired •the defender; per.c\crc w11h d1.1 monds, declarer can ruff in dutnnw. draw trump<i and da1m the rc'I ol 11i- 111ck,. No shift 1s any hcu..:r. Four 'padcs btd and mack. With the l'\jUt\alcnt of an openin11 llld and a gooJ fit for Jllrlncr·~ sun. 11 Wil\ \imply 11 m:111cr of linJing 1hc . 695 CARSfrRUCKS NANSISUVS JAGUAR XJ8 '88 VANDEN PLAS 4-dr, lull pwr. 800 tool w11e wheels, I owner, records, real clean, $5900/ obo 949· 723-15().4 LEXUS ES 300 'i6 310 cnoose lroml(151512) &fartmQ 0 $20,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949"864.o&e4 LEXUS ES 300 197 <>tster/IYory, lull opbon (00~53) $22,917 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949"~ LEXUS ES300 'M Whitt ( 186002~ S23.995 Whit• (184949 $23.495 LEXUS OF STMIHSTEA (800)291·3747 LEXUS ES300 '97 Sage (003034) $26.995 8ladl (035734) 125.795 LEXUS Of WtSTMINSTER (800)211·3747 Lexus os300 11s &lver(094917) S26 995 LEXUS OF WESTMl,,SfER (800)211·3747 LEXUS LS400 'ii M0011$tone(006763) $33,995 White (050579) $33 995 LEXUS OF WtSTMINSTER (100)291-3747 695 CARS/TRUCKS 1 NAHSISUVS ' LEXUS LS 400 '96 Deep JeweVlvog (052381~ s 7,987 LEXU MISSION VIEJO 94W64.o664 LEXUS lX 4so •9+ 210etlOOM 1Toml(166~73) Stan1'3i 0 $38,187 LEXUS ISSIOH VIEJO 149-364-0664 l£xus Lxuo ·90 Black (0325SO) $53.995 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (100)291-3747 LEXUS SC 300 'i 7 Blac:k/Blldl odi 29lt mt (023483! $29,187 LEXU MISSION VIEJO "49-364-0664 LEXUS SC 300 96 PlatnJm'Black (0370~ 131,787 LEX MISSION VIEJO MW64-0664 LEXUS SC 400 '97 81adc181ac11. chrome Viheels (052474~ $36,987 LEXU MISSION VIEJO 94•364-0664 LEXUS SC 400 '96 Wllltellvory, Mlllll Only 3111 mites! 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