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Home My WebLink About2000-04-12 - Orange Coast Piloto o I . . . . SERVlNG THE NEWPORl -MESA COMMUNJTIES SINCE 1907 Steve Marble NOTEBOOK Verdict ta,kes group from shadows into clarity of trnth T ime for a Little truth. A Newport Beach- based group that diS- putes the accuracy of the atrocities, the murders. the dark hell that was Nazi Ger- many has suffered its own reversal of fortunes. Actually, because Uus group purports to be so inter- ested in the naked details and the unvarnished truth. let me go there: The setback was suffered by one of this group's better-known cheer- leaders, a man named David Irving. Irving is an author and claims to be a historian, but many -entire countries, even -consider him to be a man dedicated to hate. ln a London courtroom Tuesday, Irving lost a highly publicized libel trial, was ordered to pay $3.2 million in legal costs and was dis- missed by the Judge as being "an anti-Semitic and racist." The judge said Irving •associates with right-wing extrettlists who promote neo- Nazism" and is dedicated lo "misrepresent and manipu- late" history in a long and grinding effort to paint Adolf Hitler in a positive light. So what does Irving have to do with this Little comer of the world? Irving is a cheerleader for the Institute for Historical Review, the Newport-based revisionist group that pur- ports to be a think tank for scholars dedicated to exam- ining tbe Holocaust. They delight in studying wartime death, gas cham- bers, counting corpses and offering open-ended ques- tions designed to make Hitler look like, well, a little less like Hitler. Think tank or not, the biggest news the group made was when it offered a cash reward to anyone wbo could prove the Holocaust took place, that Jews were gassed in Nazi death camps. Auschwitz survivor Mel Mermelstein, a Huntington Beach businessman who lost most of his family in the con- centration camps, took them to the mat and won a court order stipulating that the Holocaust was real. Very, very real. It was Irving who actually SEE MARBLE PAGE 7 NO .doubting No Doubt •More than 1,000 fans expected to attend pop band's concert Thursday at Triangle Square. Amy R. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT distributed passes to an exdu- sive in-store performance. The opportunity to see pink- haired pop icon Gwen Stefani, the group's lead singer, and her band.mates is a dream come true for those who love the music. But there is fear it could tum into a public safety nightmare tor city officials. COSTA MESA -About 1,500 devoted fans mobbed Th- angle Square late Monday and early 'Tuesday when Vugin Megastore released pop band No Doubt's newest album-and The 45-minute show, sched· uled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday. will take place in the food cQurt at Triangle Square. More than SEE NO DOUBT PAGE 7 CONRAD lAU I DAILY PILOT Fans of No Doubt line up early at Yirgin Megastore in Triangle Square to get the band's new CD -and a pass to Thursday's concert. RELIGIOUS AWAKENING THOMAS It COROO\A DAILY Pl OT Hafiz lbrahin speaks with OCC student Khang Nguyen about being a Muslim as they stand Ln the quad on campus during Islamic Awareness Week. City to add much-needed senior housing •The Newport Senior Village, formerly Sea Breeze Motel, will off er 71 units for low-income seniors in May. COSTA MESA -With seruors waiting as long as six years for affordable housing, .the manager of a soon-to-open apartment com- plex expects rooms to fill inunedi· ately. Early next month, 71 new stu· dios -designate<l for low-to very low-income seniors, as defined by . FYI For more Information on the Newport Senior Village, call Prudential Property Manage- ment at (949) 722-8104. county bousmg standards -will be available. The apartments are at 2080 Newport Blvd., the former site of the dilapidated Sea Breeze Motel. "Every day, we have several seniors here asking fo r housing,• said AJan Meyers, executive director of the Costa Mesa Senior Center. "There's nowhere for us to refer them to." The Newport Seruor Villdge will help till some of the aty's groWUlg demand for affordable hou mg. As property becomes more valuable in Costa Mesa, a rising number of seniors wtth fuced incomes -generated primanly from Social Security-are hndmg it increasingly dlfbcull to pay rent Half of the rooms m the new complex will be reserved for seruor'S who are older than 62 Wlth an dnnual income of le s than $24,350, said apartment manager Shdro Khasloo, of Prudential Property Management. The remaining units will be open to seruors who earn less than $35, 150 SEE SENIOR PAGE 7 West Side diversity evident at meeting • Consultants for area revitalization project hear it from all sides at public meeting. Andrew Glazer DAILY PtLOT WEST SlDE -ln a meet- mg punctuated with encour- aging applause and cnes of anger, residents told planners how the oty should revitahze their neighborhood. •It's very unportant for people to express theu ideas." said Manfredo Lespi- er. d member of the labno AdVtSOry Conuruttee. a coal.J- bon of the aty's Latlno lead- ers. ·nus ts democracy at work" The meetlng began with Woody Tescher -the pro- Jed's lead planner from ElP, Assooates -summanzing a draft plan for the West Si~e. that the Los Angeles-based . furn released earlier this year. The oty lured the consultants to hnd solubons to the neigh- borhood's traffic and crime problems and blighted appearance. The draft plan, among oth er Uungs, recommended the aty help create a downtown pedestnan sboppmg area wtth a central plaza "There are a Jot of differ- ent opmions here,· Tescher said before opening the Doot to the room of roughly 300 residents. "The worst thing to do here is argue. argue, argue· With that. dozens of resi~ dents l.tned up in the stuffy Costa Mesa Neighborhood Commuruty Center auchton- ,. um to offer new suggestions. SEE WEST SIDE PAGE 1 Not just another bump in the road Brian S~r studs nest to a 11111 AUMMC 2 • Udo Isle resident wants the city to remove speed bump near hm heme. Aluc.oolnwt DMv Pilar \ UDO ISL.E -Jt's not the small can that bother Brlan smg. minds. He can barely beer them a they pu1 over the 1.-f bump in front ol bll bomit. But wbm the COllltrUctioll tndl come. wtth thetr rum- bllDg kMldl of ltola end lbetr da.eitng ..,., tbe ---...., bit .... bump • enouall '° bdllg a ICOWI to SIDg9r'I alber- Wlle mlld fece. "It's more than disturbing, it's alarming,• Singer says of the racket. • u sounds like some- body's hitting the boule.. The yellow plastic •peed bump, located at the intenection of V\a Udo Nord and V\a Genoa, was inltalled about a month ago. It WU put there, Mid Hugh Helm, pr-'dent ol the Udo tale Community Alm .. became ol •our concern over tafety in l8r1DI of peop&e traveling too fut Oil that ltrMt and people not nntng to a complete stop.• The tn•l8Ction ti next to a.no. Part. where • cbeertu1 blue merry-go-round, IW1Dgl ... ~gym attrect many. ..... cbld. Helm said concerns about the vulneTabllity of those kids and other pedestrians to speed- ing drtven prompted tbe asto- datioo to take action "It has cauted people to sJow down and stop,• be noted. But Sanger, who seys be and other residents around the tntenectioo were not consulted before the bump WU tmtaJled, tak• a very dim view ol the obstede'I utility. Nol only ti lt noisy, be Mys, H'I dangerous. Can frequently IW9IW U'CNDd the bump ln • way tMt c.'8~ tblm to pua Ju1t lncbe1 away from tbe SUIUMPfMl7 .,eed bmaptbat ---........ ..... *-'out• ....... Udo llle Mme. ..... ..,. .. ..... .. ._,. _ .. ......... ........ ClASWIDS 10 MlJ(llJnQS_, __ , SNll5 • WYJlll _w 2 ·-· °"°' • •m MaCtilf of a Olli of 2000 ... ... 11.....,., .. t.chld grow up ..... ,,,,., ............. ,__... .. -...... .... .... ., ......... ... ,..., ............ ... • L6CAls 2 Wedoesdoy, April 1 2, 2000 Dina Mendez · •Young volunteer brought national violence against women awareness campaign _to ace campus. Amy R. Spurveon DAILY PILOT Dina Mendez didn't need to be a , victim of violence to realize that tak- ing action to bring about awareness on the topic is crucial. The 22-year-old Anahc>1 m Hills resident and OCC student 1c: respon- sible for bringing the Cloth .. ~lane Pro- ject 2000 to her campus fnr 1Jl1• first time. The project is a visual ell piety of decorated T-shirts that !Jf•itr \ ll ness For A tn the v1ulL1nce GOOD CAUSE d<J ctt n s l .. , o me n dfld chil- dren. T-shirts have been on <hsplay stnce March 29 in the Student Cen- ter. The sturts range tn color to sigrufy different types of Vlolence: yellow or beige for vtctims who have been bat- tered, white for those who have died as a result of vtolence; red , pink or orange for rape or s~xual assa~t vic- tims; blue or green for victims of incest or child sexual abuse: and pur- ple or lavende r for those who have been violently attacked because of their sexual orientation. The nationwide program started 10 years ago when a group of women inspired by the AlDS quilt d ecided to take the statistics of violence against wome n and tum them into an "in- your-face" educational tool. Me ndez, a volunteer with the ' . • • county's Sexual Assault Victims Ser- vices, decided to bring the project to OCC after seeing it at UC Irvine. "My heart goes out to people of abuse." Mendez said. "I just wanted to do something for them and the community.• All week, Mendez has spent countless hours in OCC's student lounge, helping victims decorate. Participants were provided with paints, T-shirts and a quie t, private place to work. By midweek, 50 T-shirts had been designed. One shirt read: "He touched me. I pretended I was sleeping. I didn't know what was going on. Now [. know my uncle was wrong.• "No more tears sis, Love Bro,• read another. "This is so important to me,• Mendez said. ·Just letting people know that there are people out there who care and are trying to bring an end to the violence.• Amanda Combs is one of Mendez's supervisors at Sexual Assault Victim Services. She praises Mendez's work and is grateful for her. •Dina works on a 28-hour day,• Combs said. "She would never toot her own horn, but she has been such an asset. She took the Clothesline Project and ran with it.• Mendez said she one day hopes to work as a professional in the field of violence prevention. In the mean- time, she looks . forward toward graduating and then transferring to a four-year university. PIT Of' Ill 'Wiii 'Kaluha. Kaluba ii a 10.month-oki, neutered terrier mix. Hil family ii getting a divorce, 10 soon he wW be dilplaced from bil home. He's playful. energetic and loves lddl of all Ages. He may be right few you or some- one you know. Please tell a friend to call the Community MARIANNA DAV MASSEY I OAJlY PILOT A candlelight vigil honoring sur- vivors of violence, from 7 to 10 p.m. today, will culminate the project The procession starts in the Student Lounge and will end in the quad area. It is free and open to the pub- lic. The evening will include sur- vivor testimonies, music and a reception. •rt is a ceremony symbolizing p.eople who have survived vio- lence,• Mendez said. "It is honoring those people who have survived and are still surviving. It is a way to say "I did it and I'll continue to do it.' • • FOil A 6000 CAUSE features people who do good in the community. To submit story ideas, call (949) 574--4228 °' send e-mail to amy.spurg«>nO/atf~com. ALMANAC the influence of an lntoxi-• 2411 Richmond Way, ENGAGEMENTS Groff-Altobelli The following informa· tion is collected on a weekly basis at the Orange County Clerk· Recorder's office in Santa Ana. MARRIAGES NEWPORT BEACH • Brad P. Raimondo and Sophie A. Calcat, on March 10 in Santa Ana • Jeffrey G. Regnier and Rachelle Miles. on March 4 in Los Angeles • Fred E. Turner and Isabelle V. Rosstn, on March 8 tn Santa Ana • Thomas A. Van Der Voort a nd Sharon L. Gar- cia, on March 5 in l.rvme COSTA MESA • Anthony M. Stires and Daisy E. Kolp, on March 6 in Santa Ana • Jose A. Vargas Vazquez and Veronica Bravo Ra zo, on March 3 in Santa Ana • John P. Wolle and Bon- nie S. Wilson, on March 4 in Costa Mesa DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under cant. They have been arrE!sled only on suspicion of a crime, and. as with all such crimes, are consld- ered innocent unW proved guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Aprll 7 • Darci Lynn Hudson, 36, Norco • Glen Ferrell Long, 32, Newport Beach • Cari Lynn Thompson, 28, Irvine Apr118 • Wendy Mary Batista. 24, San Gabriel •J effe ry Allen Myers, 34, Cerritos • Paula Briggs, 41, Santa Ana REAL ESTATE TUNSACTIONS COSTA MESA • 3267 Micb.lgan Ave., $245,000 • 1653 Minorca Dr., $254,000 • 2820 Shantar Dr .. $335,000 • 2873 Velasco Lane, $190,000 • 1021 Cannonade Circle, $298,000 • 1228 Conway Ave., $235,000 $146,000 • 2937 Andros St., $260,000 • 1257 Conway Ave., $224,000 • 1710 Iowa St., $239,000 NEWPORT BEACH • 2307 Margaret Dr .. $390,000 • 280 Cagney Lane, $171,000 • 435 Canal St .. $508,000 • 404 Orion Way, $195,000 • 116 24th St., $500,000 • 2762 Circle Dr., $1 ,135,000 • 918 Sandcastle Dr., $525,000 • 438 Bolero Way, $170,000 • 1106 W. Oceanfront, $1,500,000 • 1526 E. Ocean Blvd., $695,000 • 300 E. Bay Ave., $765,000 • 1516 E. Ocean Blvd., $770,000 • 606 W. Oceanfront, $1,3'40,000 • 10681 Foothill Blvd .. $650,000 • 417 Seville Ave., $650,000 • 4908 Ne ptune St., $485,000 Harold and Ann Groff of Lititz, Pa., have announced the engagement of the11 daughter, Melissa Christine. to Anthony Peter Altobelli. son of James and Patricia Altobelli of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Millersville University in Millersville, Pa. She currently teaches chemistry and science in the Garden Grove Unified School Dis trict. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and attended Fresno State University. He is currently employed as a sports writer for limes Community News. A July 21 wedding is f>lanned at the Hunt- ington Harbour Bay Club. IEllHIOIS · ADiJDa1 Network to adopt an animal in need. The Community Aolma1 Network ii a local organizedon linking people and pets through community action. See other animall at www.anJmalttetworlc.org. ,,,.,.... 1p ar..-lllr: The Community AnlrMf" Hetwortt P.O. Box 8662, Newport 8e«h 92658 (949) 75t-3646 Daily Pilot Gettl~. INVULVED • GITI1NG llllVOlVID runs perl- odicatty In the ~lly PIJ?t If you'd like Information on getting your 0<ganlzatlon listed. call (949) 574-4228. NEWPOIT·MUA SCHOOL FOUIDATIOI The foundation is looking tor volunteers to nelp A-ith fund-raising efforts, speak- ing opportunities, public events and ' occasional office work. For more infor· mation, call (949) 631-4143. NEWPORT THEATER ARTS CENTEI A variety of Jobs n~ to be tackled, including set con- struction. ushering, mail- ings and assorted technical duties. Scheduling is ftexi- ble, with a two-to 20-hour commitment per month. The Newport Theater Arts Center is at 2501 Cliff Dri- ve. For more information, call (949) 631-0288. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volun- teers are needed to distrtb- ute prepared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery lime Is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. For more inJonnation, call (949) 644-3244. 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"'°"llOOol• ...... .o ICll 1WO. ~----.... a., Diil In .......... --. •• " ................. MIU-~ CA--~,....., ~---......... 1-Jw -,_ to a.. ANndil OMmr' ,. ........ _..._ ----·-----............ hllfful. • ~ ' .,, . • I I " r Daily Pilot I ~ .. Skate park plans roll along . Second blaze chars school restroom Andrew Gluer DAJLV PILOT COSTA MESA -Loca- tions for the ramps, rails and hall-pipes of the city's · skate park will be mapped out by early summer, the project's lead architect said Tues(iay. . At its last meeting, the City Council hired Fuller- ton-based purkiss • rose-rsi to design the municipal skate park, which wiJl cover about 8,000 to H>,000 squa re feet. The city budgeted $250,000 for the project. The firm, which has planned skate parks in Irvine, Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo, will charge the city nearly $40,000 for the plans. In coming weeks, the designers will hold public workshops, allowing local skaters and residents to help design the park, archi- tect Stephan D. Rose said. Rose said they would finish the blueprints abou! nine weeks a,fter the final public design workshop. ln January, the City Council chose to build the park on a vacant lot at the com er of Charle and Hamilton streets. It had also considered TeWmkle Park, TeWinkle Middle School, Costa Mesa High School and Estancia High School. A group of' residents, including Parks Commis- sioner Mike Schea.fer, have opposed the Charle Street location. They say the site, which is in a primarily resi- dential and commercial neighborhood, is too far away Crom other parks. ·we think the city may change its mind once the plans come back,· said Scheafer, who founded the grass-roots Citizens for a Quality Skate Park. •I have a feeling they'll figure out it's far more expensive at that location than in other places in the city.· • Small fire at Corona del Mar High School is the second in as many weeks; police still looking for culprit. Danette GoUlet DAIL't' PILOT ) . CORONA DEL MAR ~- ' Police are searching for the person responsible fcir start- ing a fire 1\,tesday mornU:ig in a l;>oys' restroom at Corona l'tel Mar High School. It is the second fire in as many weeks at the school. Each fire was set QY igniting a roll of toilet paper in a boys' restroom. "Some kid decided after doing it one time that it was fun and he'd do it again." said Don Martin, principal at Corona del Mar. "We haven't caught him yet.· . Martin said lhey have not had problems of this kind before last week's incident. "But vandalism is a fact of life on high school campus- es," he said. ' The first fire' was set at about 8:30 a.m. Thursday, causing $200 in property damage and a lot of smoke, said John Blauer, spokesman for the city of Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department. Between 10 and 11 a.m. Tuesday, smoke billowed out of another boys' restroom. This time, lhe fire caused about $100 in damage, Blauer said. 'Sailing into t~e New Millennium ,~ Look for special N•wport To EnHnada International Yacht Race ' 2000 Coverage on Wednesday, April 26 ~ For advertising, call (949) 642-4321 . . -----· SEAN HILLER I OAll Y PILOT Newport Beach firefighte rs leave Corona del Mar High School, where a small fire broke out in a boys' restroom. Police are investigating the incident as an arson. ln both cases, the damage was limited to a charred toilet paper dispenser wHh fire damage to the surrounding walls. Both police and school offi- cials said they believe a male student is responsible for the fires. "We haven't arrested any- body," said Lt. Fred He1- necke, the Newport Beach Police watch oommander on duty Tuesday morning. "Cer- tainly the officers are out at the scene investigating.· The incident is being investigated as an arson. ln the meantime, Martin said, the staff dt the school has stepped up their vig1· lance, closing all but a few restrooms and reminding teachers not to let stude'nts out of class to use them qwte so often. ll the-student responsible is caught, he or she will face a five-day suspension for van- dalism and destroying school property, and be ordered to pay restitution for the dam- age, Martin said. Bra&Pant1 . Sale Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts Westcliff Court • 1719 Westcliff Dr. Newport Beach Monday-Saturday 10-6 (949) 631-SEXY (7399) Join Fnends of the M1ss1on and So t:nJO.Y live music. fme cu1s1ne and be the hrst to preview and a"lu1rc new and innovative gprden fum1sh1n~. Also meet Dennis Overstreet, owner of the Wine Merchant in !XveH9 Hills and author of the new book, •ovcr5trcet's New Wine Guide•. A pcrtion of th<: book sales will benefit f"'nends of the M1ss1on1 M~1on San Juan (...ap1strano. South Coost Plaza, Crate & e,arrcl Wing• '''' e>car Street • L05t:a Mcs.'1 RbVP TODAY ~ calling~) 2.+8-20'0 fcatunng• • C>a~ r'our • r.'>l~tcr Gnll • Comer rMk!"J Cafe • GodM. c.hoc.olatic-r C11.1:sta~ AndCns • lu~mo Cuona • ~'& Litffc IL~• ~ ~ rine Indian CUtemC Scott~ !:ie.1ftX>d c.nll ~ ~1r • Trattona Spi!P • ~ f?ucl c.aft U..Aqd•• ... 111. ?!IP O llAtTaF.ti: • i. ' l 1: l Wednesday, April 12, 2000 3 (LASS OF 2000 · ~Nudged out of the.nest Mother of a Class of 2000 senior says she is happy to see her child grow up and get away from the comforts of home Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -As 18-year-old C ameron Sin- clair prepares to graduate and leave the nest. his moth- er is helping to push him out to gain his wings. "He need s to live on his own -make his own deci- sions,• said Robin Sinclair. "He'll be good at it." Came ron Sinclair is one of the Class of 2000 students at Newport Harbor High School. The Newport-Mesa community hds been watch- ing him and others grow up for nearly four years. He is not certain ii he will attend O range Codst College or Mammoth College in the fall. One thing he is certain of is that he will move out this summer. Missing from this familiar scene is the traditional clinging mother who wants to keep her child at home. The Sinclairs laugh as they both describe the anticipa- tion of Cameron Sinclair's de parture. "They've been counting the days for years unW I leave,• he said. "It's true," his mothe r replied. "He wants my job. He wants to run the house and that's my job. It's time for him to go -there's too many cooks in the kitchen.• Robin Sinclair describes he r son in one word -con- trolling. "He wants to know e vert· thing that's going on with everyone -everything is his business,· she said. "He argues about everything. He always has to be right and he RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'vE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $10000• OFF Club Chair $5000* OFF 'With a purchase of F·abric & Labor tit 4/19/00 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 548-1156 ever on Comcast Cabl including Free 1 .. ~ and 3 months ot HBO tor 112 Price! DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Robin Sinclair, left, with her son Cameron, in the Career Center at Newport Harbor High School, where she works. Cameron, a member of the Daily Pilot's Class of 2000, . graduates this year. won't ever apologize or admit when he's wrong. The onJy good thing about him is he won't hold a grudge. He's always in a good mood - but he's a lways right.• Robin Sinclair's voice is laced with amusement throughout the seemingly brutal descnption of her son's character. It seems like just yester- day that Came ron Sinclair was m preschool, she said. Of he r four boys, he has always been the biggest challenge. ·He's been a really a good kid, but he's very obstinate,• she said. "You can't insult him. I'm sure someday we'll be dose because I was the same way growing up.• As she predicted, Cameron Sinclair was totally unaffected by his mother's critique. Like nearly every other high school senior. Cameron Sinclair is excited to graduate and be out hav- ing fun with his buddies. With the countdown to graduation underway, Cameron Sinclair is spending his free time surfing, free - boarding (riding on a surf- board behind a speedboat) and jet-skiing with friends. He has no plans to stress himself out by deciding. where he will attend school next year until summertime. His mother, who is the col- lege and career advisor for Ne wport Jiarbor High, is pleased w)th his future plans and hopes he chooses Mam- moth. •I think it's good fo r him,· she said. •He's always loved the mountains and I think it will be good for him toe~ rience a whole new environ- ment. He's always wanted to be on his own and be isn't sure what he wants to do. So I think a junior college is great for hlm. • EDUCATION II lllEF Specialty courses offered at OCC Orange Coast College's new speech-language pathol- ogy program debuts in the fall. Students will receive an associate's degree as well as a certificate of achievement after completing the two-year program. . The new career specialty courses are being developed to meet standards established by the American Speech-Lan- guage Hearing Assn. Fall semester classes are scheduled to begin Aug. 14. The college is currently accepting applications to the program. For more information, call (714) 432-5541. OCC cheer, dance tryouts May 5-6 Orange Coast College will hold tryouts for its seven-time national champion coed cheer and dance squads in May. Both · squads captured national titles in January at the Universal Ch eerleaders Assn. National Champi- onships. held in Orlando, Fla. Auditions for the 2000-01 dance team will be held from 5 to 10 p.m. May 5 in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theater. Auditions for the 2000-01 cheer squad will be held from 8 a.m. to l p.m. May 6 in OCC's Basil H. Peterson Gymnasium. For more information, call (714) 848-7223. ~~ Oassified ads work Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! ••1i'iii= filiii11.._ ... ;;111aPD«J 1 a • d 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Obe Block SOuUI ol 405 rwy (714) 545-7168 for you! Hl8 DESIGN TRENDS -REMODELING News, $poftl Action a Information! 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Strolllng along the docks > past the towering whitp boats, it's. easy to see w liy exhibitors like to display their wares in the watet: it's much easier for the imagina- tion to leap aboard a floating vessel. A boat like the Carver 506, with its three state- ·roorns, three "heads" and fully enclosed fly bridge rxtight seem a little intimidat- ing in a showroom. And the $700,000 price tag on some Carver boats might prove off-putting if they weren't bobbing happily in the bay. But hop from the dock into the cherrywood kitchen, run a band along the taupe "ultra leather" couches, and admire the gleaming •Power Commander• sign on the boat's throttle, and the result is inevitaply nautical love at first s\ght. 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The Costa Mesa HJstorical Society will host a talk by Bo Glover, executive di.rector of the Environmental Center. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. The Historical Society is at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. For more inJormatJon, call (949) 646-1274 . Orange Coast College will hold a "Take Back the Night" candlelight vigil from 7 to 10 p.m. in the quad at the col- lege. The event will feature testimony from dbuse sur- vivors and a message of courage and hope from OC:C professor of speech Kat Car- roll. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432· 5063. • Hoag Health Center will host a free seminar titled "Winning the War Against Cance.r" at 7 p.m. The health center is at 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Por more infor- mation, call (800) 514-HOAG. The Newport-Mesa Crib- bage Club meets at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, on the comer of 5th and Mar- guerite in Corona del Mar. All skill levels are welcome. For more information, call (949) 646-5293. 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Some said it didn't address traffic problems. Others said it was unrealistic. Even more said the planners shouldn't have modeled the plan after Long Beach or Huntington Park, as Tesmer indicated. "Why clldn't you model the West Side after Huntington Beach or Newport Beach?" asked Janice Davidson, founder of the West Side Improvement Assn., a newly formed group of homeowners opposed to the draft plan. The group's founders say the planners have listened disproportionately to the sug- gestions offered by other groups, including the Latino Advisory Committee. "I'm not clear on what you mean,• Tescher said. "You modeled it after Glendale and Long Beach, Tijuanal • shouted voices from the audience. "I think it should be ethni- cally neutral, for all people,• said homeowner Phil Morello. Outside the meeting, City Councilwoman Llbby Cowan said she was encouraged by the discussion. She said everyone in the room -Lati- nos, business owners, home- owners, landlords, tenants - had the same goal: improving the West Side. "What showed is that everybody wants a clean, safe, beautiful neighbor- hood,• she said. •All we have to do is find a way to get us there.• ' . will handle crowd control duties. Interscope Records and Vligin Megastore are picking up the tab and the two com- panies are also negotiating to rent the Pacific Federal Building parking lot at 19th Street and Newport Boule- vard to handle overflow parking, said Ann Shultz, Costa Mesa's assistant city manager. "It seems like a positive 'thing. We've tried to be cau- tious,• said Shultz. "It's good for Triangle Square.• As it. turns out, it's even better for fans who have waited almost five yea.rs for No Doubt's new album, "Return of Saturn.• As a promotional tool, the first 1.000 people in line to BUMP · . CONTINUED FROM 1 entrance to Singer's garage. Singer says his wife has nearly been hit by swerving motorists on. several occa- sions. His attorney has writ-· Volunteer DIRECTORY • VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like Information on getting your organization listed, call (949) 574-4228. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a, Cos- ta Mesa-based organization that focuses on graffiti pre- vention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other duties. For more information, call Michael Ho\"{ard at (714) 435-0745. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER The largest family shelter in the county needs volunteers for its children's programs. It especially desires tutors and those who can take part in activities past 6 p.m. For more information, call· tori Glover at (949) 631-7213. OUNGE COUNn CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The orchestra needs volun- teers to help sell tickets, staff buy the albwn were reward- ed with a red. plastic wrist-_ band -a priceless commod- ity that will admit them to Thursday's cor;icert. The show will be the band's only in-store perfor- mance to promote "Return to Saturn." No Doubt will complete its U.S. tour this weekend in San Francisco and then head to Europe. Virgin Megastore's very first customer, 19-year-old Gaiane Arzuyan of Monte- bello, tasted sweet success at the stroke of midnight Tues- day when she shelled out $14.99 for the new No Doubt CD. Arzuyan sacrificed a day of college to be in line by 7 :30 a.m. ten a letter to Newport Beach d ty officials request- ing •expedient action to resolve this matter.• The traffic obstacle was installed on a trial basis, said both association and city offid.als. •rm making a decision on whether it will stay or go social affairs, work the office and assist with mailing par- ties. For more information, call Gil Abrams at (949) 644- 7019. OUNGE COUNTY CHILD AIUSE PREVENTION CENTER . The center needs volunteers to work with high-risk fami- lies and children, providing weekly emotional support to families, infants and first-time mothers in their homes. OCCAPC is asking for a three-hour weekly commit- ment. For more information. call (949) 722-1107. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNln DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions, For infor- mation, call (714) 839-6199. ORANGE COUNTY FESTIVAL OF TREES The 1999 Orange County Festival of Thees needs volun- teers Dec. 2 through 6 to be tree-sitters. North Pole Gift shop assistants and story- tellers. For more information, call (949) 574-7208. 20th Annual Clean ~~ ~~Harbor Day and Imagination Celebrat·on "A Clean Harbor Starts At Your Storm Drain" Saturday, April 29, 2000 Newport Harbor Nautical M~seum (UU E Coast Hwy., Newport Beach• At the Paddlewheeler) Clean Harbor Day-8 am to 5 pm Imagination·Celebration-12 pm to 5 pm "The owner was like, "What are you doing here this early? It's at midnight,' " Arzuyan said. Each person in line had a story .. Each was the band's "biggest fan." Erin lhlbey, 22, of Bur- bank, said she broke her ster- num dancing in a wild •mosh pW at the band's 1997 Ana- heim Pond performance. Many female fans gushed about their admiration of lead singer Stefani. One "Gwen-a-be," 25- year-old Gretchen. Sturm, dyed strips of her blonde.hair pink in honor of Stefani. • "Gwen's hot pink hair proves that she is more than , just a girl,• sald Sturm, of Garden Grove. •And even at 30, she is still a trendsetter.• by the end of the week,• said City Manager Homer Bludau. But Singer says he's already seen -and heard- enough. "They put it in as a test," be said. •As far as I'm con- cerned, this test is over.• ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task force is recruiting voluriteers for the Interfaith Council Network to work one-on-one with homeless adults in a program on basic life skills. For more informa- tion, call (949) 263-1774. ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART Learn more about art and share with your community by becoming a docent at the Orange County Museum of Art. A docent is a volunteer who guides adults and school groups through the galleries and teaches about the muse- um's collections and exhibi- tions. For more information, call (949) 759-1122. ext. 204. MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 initiated the London court case by suing a woman - author Deborah Llpst.adt - and her publisher for libel. ln question was a book she had written that detailed the histo- ry and growth of Holocaust denial. The book included information about the Institute for Historical Review. The case ended when a judge came down on Llp- stadt's side -not only agree- ing with her, 'but going·a step further and b.randing'lrving as a "racist" and his brethren as champions of "neo-Nazism. • Irving also swaggers through a Web site hosted by a guy named Bradley Smith, the same man who kicked up a small dust cloud of contro-· versy this year when he pur- chased a revisionist ad in the campus newspaper at Orange Coast College . Smith, like Irving, is a pro- moter for the Institute for His- torical Review. Somehow. somewhere. maybe deep in the dark space of the Internet. all these people and things connect. if only as a mutual respect, club. 'On Smith's Web page; there's a dedicated link to the Irving trial, which has been front-page news for months SENIOR CONTINUED FROM 1 a year. The Newport Senior Vil- lage will not receive subsidies from either the city or the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. But Khastoo said manage- ment would accept low- i.I}come housing vouchers granted by the Orange Coun- ty Housing Authority. · In 1998, the Planning Com- m.isSion required the manage- ment group to reserve housing for low-to very low-income Wednesday, ~ii 12, 2000 7 throughout Europe. On Tues- day, just hows after the ver- dict came down, the Web page's headline was terse and to the point: "The Result: Ouch." The article urges sympa- thizers to give Irving a little peace so that he can save his strength and energy -and money, one would asswne - for an appeal. It also seeks money so that Irving's books, including one titled •Hitter's War,• can be reprinted. On the site, th~'s also an odd but grotesque plea for readers to help •our experts· compile a ~t of absurd eye-• witness accounts of the Holo- caust. The best account, it says, will win the "prestigious Elie Wiesel Prize." Wiesel, a respected author ' and Nobel Peace Prize win- ner, is a swvivor of Buchen- wald. That his name would be commandeered by a group of •experts• intent on trivial- izing the Holocaust borders on the ob.scene. So, for those who were intrigued, stimulated by the college newspaper ad to lake up -all in the name of intel- lectual pursuit -the quest to examine the Holocaus~ well. now you know who your pro- fessors are. • STEVE MARBLE is the manag· ing editor of Times Community News. He can be reached at Steve.Marble@latimes.com seniors before it approved its request to renovate the run- down motel. "We're glad to know there will be more housing for those who need it," said Judith Weatherspoon, an administra- tor at Bethel Towers in Costa -Melia. an 18-story tower pro- viding affordable housing for more than 290 seniors. The towers, across the street from the senior center, have a six-year waiting list for one-bedroom apartments, Weatherspoon said. Bethel Towers managers still ·have more than 700 additional applications to sort through. What? The Newport Harbor Ara Chamber ol Commerce will host a town hall meedfl& to discuss Newport Beach's Traffic Phasin& Ordnnc. on Wednesdl)' nlcht (April 12th) from ~:JO p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the l"tarlnen Branch Ubrary. All interested dduns are cordially Invited to attend. No RSVP necessary. tyr more lnfon'Ntlon. call (949) n9--MOO. April 12th from 6:30-7:30 PM Where? Mariners Branch Library TRAFFIC PHASING ORDINANCE What Is ltt How Does It Work? The Newport Beach Oty CowKll recently updated the Trafftc: PhasJng Ordinance (TPO) after ~ by the Planr1'n& Commission and Enviror""*'tal Qualh.y~. The,.., •f .... TJtO " ............ dt.c Wf'lk .c ....,_ lnc.nKdonr ... • df1 .....,.__...,.,.nm of th ~·dlJ ., ..... ~. It .ccomp .......... ,..,., ........ ,,., ... ~ ..... ,, ...... Mot .., .... ,.r&MC -....,. ..... -'9cllllWdM .. ,._, '"!trfC ... ,,. ··-...................... , ...... eftld•...,,. la che TP0 ~ nlk eof.1adr.n In Nlwport lwhr Is It ~ MW dl'tll~ P"afacll to.., for needM 1r'4MOMM1al Should II be emen~d. ....,... ,.... « .. ,.., ... d, Come to 1 pullllc forum ID ._. men llMMll how che TPO WCM'b. ,...... up JOVf OWUt .............. ., ............ ' • • ,. 8 Wednesday, April 12, 2000 • ,, • ., ~ cnl ..... to not shoot .-.111 .. flat,. alt win .... Doug o..ts, Estancia baseball coach ... Aprf 17 honorle llAllUS •UWl·STAOI 1 Daily Pilot " g streak with 9-4 victory Eagl~s ~n a .. ;· I 'j / l ~-_.;...._ ______ _,.' •Estancia pµtys all facets of game w~Y,ih decisive win' over the Artists for .two-game winning stre~.\in Pacific Coplt Leagu'e: Tony Altobe(li ~~ and bang to~~h with our league DAILY PILOT and if yoU have the belief that you can LAGUNA BEACH -The echoes of get i~ done, who knows what can hap- legendary relief pitcher Tug McGraw pen. could be heard from the visitors' side of It was an all-around flawless day for Lagund Beach High as the Estancia the Eagles (6·8, 2~5 in leag~e). They High baseball team took another step pounded out 15 hits, co~~ed zero toward the ·rest of the Pacific Coast errors, scored seven of thelf rune runs League pack with a 9.4 win over the with two outs and got a complete-game Artists. pitching performance from junior "I told the ldds that you gotta ~ando Ortiz.. . believe,· Coach Doug Deats said after The only thing we did wrong was the Edgles won their second straight we missed· a bunch of signs, for some ledgue game for the first time in recent reason," Deats said. •1 was very happy memory. "We're not as good as the top with our effort today. Offense, defense, team& in our league, but we can com-pitching; the guys did all right out llSEIALr there.• ~ . o~ atlowed only six hits. while st:ri.king ovt nine and walking only two. He retired 14 of the final 16 batters lo shut down the Artists (4-9, 3-4). •He pitched a heck or a game for us today,• Deats said. "He's had some tough luck in the past, but he throws strikes and he competes for us.• The Eagles took control early by scoring six runs in the first inning, all with two outs. Brent Davis, Matt Mueller and Jor- dan Hart each came through with RBI singles before J.B. Goff keyed the big inning. ·we started off well and that really got us going,• Deats said. · Laguna Beach started to chip away at the lead and got as close as, 7 ·4, before Ortiz slammed the door. In the fj.fth, Mueller took advantage · of the wiffleball-like dimensions or the Artists' field and slammed a home run to right-center field, extending the Eagles' lead to 8-4. Mueller scored again in the seventh on a fielder's choice by Justin Lund. Ortiz also helped himself out at the plate with three hits and a run scored, while C.K. Green, Hart and Goff, each had two hits apiece. "We're so fickle,• Deats said. "The only game that I was unhappy with was the CdM game where I was disap· pointed with our effort. U we stay focused and continue to not shoot our- selves in the foot, we can win.· ' CdM (7-7) J J I Thursddy's games (115) BASEBALL University too much, aga.in, 11-1 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOWYllLL OF ACES · AND CLUBS •Mustangs unable to keep up with goliath, exit with m ercy kiUing after five . Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT IRVINE For the first two mnmy!>, Costa Mesa High's base- bc11l tf'um was hanging in there with Pdct11c Coast League titan Universi- ty And lhen, as chef Emeril Lagasse would say, "barn!" The Tro1ans exploded for 10 runs in three innings and host University wc1s !>lttncling on lop of an 11·1 mer- cy rule victory Tuesday. If there was d consolabon for the Mustangs in their live-inning appearance, it's thdt they won't be the first, or the last team to get steam.rolled under Uru's General Sherman-like march through lhe PCL. ·1 told our kids we'll probably lose two games this week,• Costa Mesa Codch Kirk Bauermeister, whose team faces Uni Thursday. &did. "I iust told them to go out, play hdfd and compete.• Anolher key fact for Mesa, which fdll& to 3-4 m league and 6-9-1 over- dll, 1s thdt it wiU wrap up its sched- ule' with Uru before facing Corona net Mclr dnd Laguna Beach. CdM, rnrrently d half game ahead or -------Mesa for sec- "I told our kids we'll probably lose two games this week. I just told them to go out and play hard and compete ... " ond place in league, still has two games against the Trojans. L a g u n a Beach, whlch is tied with Mesa for third, also has a pair left with Uru. And that Kirk 1Mterrneist9r Costa Mesa High baseball coach bodes well for the Mustangs. -------ln its five PCL wins, Uni (J 1- .1, 5-0 m league and ranked No. 6 in l 'IP Southern Section Division JI) ouL<;cored opponents, 53-8. AHN two innings, the game was twd, 1-1 Mesa scored in the first inning when Josh Little, who hit a lrddoff double for the Mustangs, <.corPd on an error by Uni third bc1stmum Kevm Conlin. But ConlJn made up for it in Unl's ht1H of the first. He crushed a double lht.1t would have been a three-bag- ger 1J h1> did not twist his ankle whtle roundmg first. Despite the limp, Conlin hobbled in to score on two Mesa wild pitches. The Mustangs managed solid hits against Uni ace Matt Gamble in the first three uuungs. Billy Halver- son smoked a single in the second, and Dnruel Hunter hit a sharp base h.il in the third. But both runners failed to reach second base. "ThiJ wlls a game or experience vs. inexperience,• Bauermeister sald. ·our guys got scared durtng cHftch situations. We have to setUe down and make pla~. • In the third inning, Conlin blast- ed a three-run homer and Uni's otrense tarted its 10-run barrage. Conlin was Uni's star, amasslng thr hits in the game and mluing tho cycle by a single. , But what really hurt Mesa was Uni'• 7-8-9 hitters, who accounted for four runs. •we didn't do a good job wlth the bottom of their lineup,• Bauer· mellter saJd. "Conlin end (Jay) Nirboll oru going to get their bita, but w hav to g t the guys OUt lri front ot them. We have to bold tla.n to .oao home run.a, not tbrwenm homers.• CONRAD lAU I OM.Y Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Brad Craig (w~te shirt) taps the ball over the net for a winner Tuesday night. Sailors .sweep Hawks •Newport tunes up for its Sea View Le~gue showdown at Irvine. 31 minutes Hole-in-one not the only lasting memory of recent trip for Harbor's Allanach. 11egolf travelogue of Newport Harbor High senior Jake Allanach, already filled with more experiences than most players twice his age, added its most peculiar entry last weekend. Allanach's three-day Jollflley to Barry Faulkner llll'S Northern California, along with his Sailor teammates, began inauspiciously, when four clubs and his soft fabric golf bag were irreparably damaged during the flight. Upon landing, a tight itinerary forced him to head straight for the golf course, where he called upon friends, as well as lbe courtesy or the pro shop. to borrow replacements for his bent and ' I .. LAGUNA HillS -New· port Harbor Hlgh's boys vol- )eyball team tuned up for Thursday's invasion of No. 1 · ranked Irvine with a routine 15-11, 15-9, 15-5 Sea View League victory at Laguna Hills High Tuesday night. unusable putter (which, of course ., • CdM wastes no time in dispatching Costa Mesa. was nearly brand new), two wedges and his 9-iron. Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors were led by the play of Billy Clayton (15 kills), Adam Tomalas (nine kills), Dustin Ulingworth (five kills) and Kent Turner, who had 36 assists. Also with a solid effort was Brad Craig, with four blocks and a solo kill. The Sailors, now 6-3, 3-1 in the Sea View League, will be trying to avenge a four-game loss to Irvine in the first round, and Glenn said it was possible, but only if "We don't shoot ourselves in the foot. ·we made too many unforced errors,· continued Glenn. "You have to malte they win it, then we have a shot. We know the title Is on the line, as far as we're con- cerned." Uni sweeps Eagles IRVINE -The visiting Estancia High boys volleyball team was defeated by Uni- versity, 15-3, 15-3, 16-14, Tuesday to remain winless in Pad.fie Coost League play. Uni got its first league win. • Barry Faulkner DAILY PtlOT CORONA DEL MAR. -When Corona del Mar High was shifted from the Sea View League to the Pacific Coast League for the 1999- 200 school year, Sea Kings boys volleyball coach Steve Conti knew there'd be days like Tuesday. He knew there'd be league matches completed in less time than the average wash cycle. Matche which were over be.fore they were scheduled to begin. Matches where the last player on the roster would compile statis- tics, then savor their contribution for weeks to come. Costa Mesa's Mustangs were unwilling fodder for the aforemen- tioned 15-3. 15-3. t 5-1 mismatch, which included a 12-minute first game, 11-minute second game and an eight-minute finale. The Sea Kings' efficency closed the curtain at 5!59, one minute prior to the scheduled ~tart. •After the first game, when (the Sea Kings) showed our guys what they could do, we pretty much put our beads down like we realized we couldn't play with them,• Mesa Coach Jon Carlew said. "That's definitely a good team we played.• Conti, who played all his avail- dble players, said a combination of his team's unusual depth a nd admirable focus may have made the decisive outcome a tad mis- leading. ·we just didn't make very many mistakes tonight,• Conti said. (Mesa) dug some balls, but we kept our composure.• The Mustangs (6-3, 2-2 m league) rallied from a 3-0 deficit to close to within 5-3 in the opening game. But CdM (8-1, 4-0 and ranked No. 4 in ClF Southern Section Divi- sion I) scored the next 13 polnts, 40 of the next 44, then immediately began focusing on Thursday's PCL showdown at Laguna Beach. Greg Stampley led the winners with eight lcills, while Stanford- bound senior setter Kevin Hansen had 12 assists, one kill, one stuff block and one ace, before sitting out the final game. Seniors Nate Jones and Shaun Perryman had five and four kills, respectively, for the Mustangs. "Thursdoy is a crucial match for us, because we can build a two- game lead (over the Artis\1) with a wtn.• Conti said. ·our guys will be fired up.• Though understandably upset about his crooked former clubs, Allanach didn't have to wait long to regain the graces of the goU gods. Friday, ori the 154-yard, par-3 No. 8 hole at Hagen Oaks in Sacramento, upon which the hoJe is not visible from the tee due to a bunker in front of the green, Allanach used an undamaged 8-iron to record a hole-in-one. "It gave me a boost,· said Allanach, whose playing partner discovered the ball in the hole as they approached the green. It was the second ace for Allanach, 18, who recorded his first • 10 years ago in Lake Oswego, Ore. And while Allanach will have to battle the airlines for damages, he admits the mishap may turn into a positive. •The putter I borrowed really felt good" Allanach sald. "I shot 74 the day I used it and I bad 25 putts.• Allanach began searching tor a " putter similar to the modeJ he left behind in Sacran1ento Monday Wlth hopes of remaining in the groove as • the Sailors returned to Sea View : League play Tuesday against ' Laguna Hills. Just three weeks after the tut eventful ClP Southern Sect:lon SEE PREPS PAGE 9 I Newport HarbQr falls to Irvine •Sailors manage only one base hit in an 8·3 loss to Vaqueros. IRVINE -Any time tbe defensive iniscues outnumber the bite, you lalow you're in for a Jong day. For Newport Harbor High'• buebell team, that we1 the ceM in 1\Mlday's 8·3 See View League loll to hOlt Irvine. The Se.lion (2-1:2, 1-9 In IMg\le) man· aged only one bit in the game, while committing two..,... "The lMne ~ WU abMd <:ii UI all day todey,. Sdan Coec:b Jim KJefer Mkl. "He CbrwW llltUI md our ., .... mMe a c:aupl9 af ..... wllkta put UI ... ., ... Hmtlar --,... llirlllll wmt .... 11111•1• distance, allowing rour earned runs with five strlkouts and only two wal.Q. "He threw the ball pretty well for us today.• Kieler said. "He didn't gel much help from the offen1e. • · Jacobs al9o had the SeJJor1' lone bJl, a • double down the left-field line, drtvtng in Chrll Werd with tbe ftnt of three Jlxth·lnnlng runs. Alta' Alan Lane reedMd on a Vaque- ro error, Jacobi Kcnd wblD ~ Sandovah 9barp ground bell WM bob- bled by IMDe'• lbortltop. IMDe llted to p6Ck Lane off of third .,_, but tbe ball wa thrown away, alkMtDg 1.-to ICON. 1 For the Vaque- ros (12-3, 9-1), Ter- ry Parker went 2 for 2 with a triple, home run and four RBl1. Pitcher Derrek Smith went the d.lt- tence, ltJ1k1ng out four to eem the win. lntne'1 Ala· Pull. Wbo bu a -------=:.r-wblU:: ..... and ..... With two n.. ICONd. Nw"polt wOl ~'°Laguna Hllll to tallll an._ H.wtll ThUnillly Ill 3:15 pa. I , Daily Pilot SPORTS ========--------------Wednesday, Apnl 12 2000 9 Pirates' seven-run fourth breaks it. open • Seven-run fourth inning keys 11-9 win over rival Golden West. HUNTING-IASEIAll TONaEACH- Ryan France went 2 for 5 with a home run and four RBis to lead the Orange C oast Col- lege baseball team to an 11-9 O range Empire Confe rence win over rival Golden West Tuesday on the Rustlers' field. France's blast keyed a ev- en-ivn fourth irming giving the Pirates the lead for good. CdM romps, 18-0 COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar TENNIS High 's boys tennis team had hltle trouble knock.Ing off host Estancia, 18-0, m Pacifit Coast League action Tuesday. Cameron Ball won all 18 games played an singles, while all three doubles teams lost only on e game each for the Sed Kings (1 5-3, 6-1 in League), ranked No. 3 in CIF Southern Section Division I. !P!rts BRIEFS -Tars, by 13 strokes . N E w p 0 R T GOLF BEACH -Ke vin Olson bir<lied two holes and shot an even-par 36 to lead Newport Harbor High's boys golf team to a 204-217 Sea View ~ea~e win over Lagu- na Hills . Tuesday at Big Canynn Country Club. Mesa edged, 3-2 Mustangs fall, 14-4 IRVINE -SOFT COSTA MESA -TE N Costa Mesa IAU · Costa Me d H19h N IS High' softball team took an sophomore Cuoog Nyuy1•11 eatly lead, but could not hold won twice m stnglf' , hut 11 or host Northwood, losing, 3. was far from enough lo ol l~•·t 2, m Paol1c Coast League the depth or vts1ung North- act:Jon Tuesday. wood Tuesday m P.i< it1c Kaite Chapmanllad dJl RBI Coost League tenrui. a!> U1" single , whJle speedy Kelly l>emorless T1rnbef'\<\.'.ol'l\r1'~ D<1 ub, who reach ed first wtth struck for a 14-4 wnqu1•-.1 a bunt single , scored when . improving to 7. 7, :v5 1n th• the ball was thrown into right PCL Mesa falls to 3-11 • .l·h field. Mesa falls to 5-8. 2-1 in MOAC c;oAST LEAGOE the PCL. NomfWOOO 14, CostA MEsA 4 MOftC COAn LEAGUE Singles • Bernard {CM) def C'ho1, SCHEDULE Chris Laws, Jason Reuss and Blair Havens each had a pair of hits for the Pirates ( 11 - 19, 5-12 in conference), while Adam Ande rson a nd Nick Orlandos each had two RBis. CdM will take league nemesis University (ranke d No. 1 in Division U) today at CdM, beginning at 3:15 p.m. The 'Il"ojans doubled up CdM, .12-6, on March 29 al Uni, giv- mg the Sea Kings their only Mitch Johns came tn with a 38 for Newport (10-1, 4·1 in league), while Oaruel Kush (43), Traighe Concannon (43) and Jake Allench (44) round- ed out the Sailors' lop five. NotmtWOOO) CosfA MESA z 7-6; lost to Cho, 1·6, Ion t o Yu 6 7 Costa Mesa 101 000 0 • 2 3 2 C. Nguyen (CM) won, 6 0, lost 3 6, Northwood Ol l 100 0 • 3 7 2 won, 6· 1; Solomon (CM) lost. 4 6, TODAY Shanley and Klimkiecwz; Leyden, S-7, won, 7.5 Lewis (6) and Marino w . Leyden Doubles · Thu Pham Th11m Pt1dm ·~ High schoo boys and girls. league blemish. L • Shanley, 4-5. 2B . Curti~ (N). · (CM) lost to Aarnaes Shibata. 2 6 lost to Murd1a-Orakc1lbar, 2 6, IO\t Corona del Mar at University, 3:15 p.m.; Northwood at Estancia, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach 3:15 p.m. •' Ty Harper (Corona del Mar High) went 3 for 4 with a homl? run and three RBis to lead Golden West (15-16, 6- 11). MOFIC COAST LEAGUE COIQIA DlL MM 11. ESTANCIA 0 Singtes -Morton (CdM) def. 0 . Glacy, 6-1, def. C. Glacy, 6-0. won by defa ult Ball (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0; Kennedy (CdM) won, 6-1, lu ,_. CdM tops Estancia, 5-2 to Strenk·Moody, 1-6, Kaz• D. Nguyen (CM) lost. 2 6. 4 6 1 F Chmdalh-Patel (CM) lost. J 6. 2 ., ~-• Tennis High school boys • University at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; Fairmont at Estancia, 3:15 p.m . The two lock horns agam on Thursday when Golden West visits Orange Coast, starting at 2 p.m . 6-1, 6-0. Doubles • Kulmatickl·Be an (CdM) def. Turjillo-Valdez, 6-1; C 0 ST A 10f11AL1 MESA , - ,Corona deJ Mar High's softball team got a 5-2 Pacific Coast League win over heist Estancia Tuesday. for the victory, with help from a hne defensive play by rigbtfielder Megan Cur- ry to squelch an Eagles ral- ly m the seventh. Mueller paces Eaglt~ IRVINE Juf•\ GU • Softb.11 I\ tueUer shot d ow • Community college • Orange Coast at Santa Ana, 3 p .m. oaANGE OW'tRE COHFUEHCE occ 11, Golo€N Wl.sT 9 San by lrRngs def. Alvergue Mumtaz, 6-0, def. Chun-Leones, 6-0, Myers-Stockwell (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-1, 6 O; Stuart· N1ng (CdM) won, 6 1, 6-0, 6-0. over 37 to led ti L "' '"'' I 1 Hlgh's bo}'l> goU lct1m tn 1 High school · Woodb<idge at Newport Harbor, 3:30 p.m. CdM's (5-6, 2-1 in league) Mijanou Pham went 3 for 4 with an RBI and had the game's only extra-base hit with a tnple, Teammate Amy Tyson went 2 for 4. For Estancia (3-13, 0-31, Katie Wyman went 2 for 3 and Laura Morton had an RBI single . 212-219 Paohc Cod'>! L"ngut• Wlil over Ldgund B1•<1< h Tui ..... ddy dt Strawberry r.trm!'I Coll Courc;e • Volleyblltl Orange Coast 130 700 000 • 11 11 2 GoldenWest,031 012 011 • 9 15 1 Community college men • Irvine ~~at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. Pa rkin, Surdock (6) and Murphy, Keller (9); Gelatka, Miller (4), Branch (9) and Archer. W · Parkin, 1 ·2. L • Gelatka, 3-4. S -Surdock, 1. 2B • Anderson (OCC), Hanson (GWQ 2. HR • France (OCQ, E. Archer (GWO, P. Archer (GWC), Harper (GWQ. TUOOAY'S COUNTS Davey's Locker 4 bodti, DEEP SEA Mc.IC COAST UAGUE CDM 5, ESTANCIA 2 Corona del Marl 11 010 1 -5 9 4 Estancia 000 100 1 • 2 4 4 Zoelle and "fyson; Wyman and Acosta. W -Zoelle. L · Wyman 3B -Pham. Community college men . Orange Coast vs. Cypress, at Navy Course, noon. 76 •nqlel'1 3ll ~llOWUlll, 24 white seat>.n, 15 c1l1co ban, 44 wnd bi>l, I 1 'tutpHl. 6 shMphtad, 4 halibut. 2 ~le, I whltef1V.. 1 blue perch Jason Ca-,s1cly shot o -11 while Pete r BdkN 1·141 < .rPq Rd usch (44 J dnd l\1dtt CcH ll• •I·• (46) assu.t Ul the E,1ql1·' 11 I tlITlph. EstancM Ullf>rO\ ,,., M 2-8, 2-4 m ledgue High school boys . Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar vs. Mark Keppel, at El Prado GC. Newpott Landing 2 boats. 19 anglers 1 cahco bau. 5 lllnd bl~' 19 iculptl\ Cd.M's Alissa Zoelle pitched a complete game 1 p.m. 1 wtlltefi>h, 75 wfirte cra.lttt PREPS its placement m Div1S1on VI, but thP appeal was derued. Keijzer, Goode advances in OEC tournament BASEBALL SUMMARIES HtGH SCHOOL CONTINUED FROM 8 At 7-7, and ln the midst of a three-team battle for tho two remauung Paahc Coast League playoff berths, there is little to link the Corona de! Mar High baseball team to last spnng's CIF Southern Secbon 0 1vis1on uUe RIVERSIDE -Lori TENNIS Ke11zer and . Enca l>QUdtl ol Andrus a nd G ibson moved on to the Uurd round by default The Uurd round starts Thursd ay, at 2 p.m MOf>C COUl L1M1W Esl.MOA '· ~ II.AO<. En.a...,,. 1>100! , 1 Council n:ieebng , the legislabve body will meet agam Thursday at the Sequoia Athletic Club. Goode bo th advanced to the third rou nd Tuesday m the Orange Empire Confe rence women's tenrus toumdJTlent dt Riverside College. COtilF£RENCE TOlMHAMENT First ~singles uqu~ llN<" 11 OUC O ' 1 °" 1 ..,., o., .. °"~ '"''° • ,_., '""" G~t W °'1·1 if..ol • 0¥ a~ 28 GoH ( Vo..ng<!Ud ll8 lic:M '" fl HR ~.-.... El G~ 1 l• Among the action Items is the proposed football playoff groupmgs (divisional breakdowns) for a three-year tenn beginning next fall. But the program has commemordted the dccompllshment, as well dS the C IF 2-A title won by the 1981 Sea Kmgs, with a score board <lispldy. After first round byes. Ke11zer swept Fokah Pham o( Fullerton, 6-2, 6-1, while Goode blew by Fullerton's Ednd Castellanos, 6- 1, 6-4, m second round matches. Yoshida (OCO def. MahJOUb (IVO. 6 2, 6-0. Gibson (OCQ def Collins (Sad), 6-1, f>.1, Andrus (OCC) dei . Watannabe (SA), 6-0, 6-2 Second~ singles MCW< COASl 1.UoQ.19 ~ 11, ~tA Mt$A 1 eo.i.a~ 111.•oo \Jn.,,...11'\y I -t J) ,...,lltf(•......, ra .t•Jl:l G• u~ ,., W · G..,.,bl~ 4.0 l "•vO< , ~ 18 t•M CD• hn (l.i £a.,. ...0. IU lil (u,...i.v VI Hll Con '1 The proposd) includes no changes in Division VI (Newport Harbor) and Division IX (Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Estancia). In addition to the team uU es. the scoreboard al.so fe<1tures a tributC' to J eff Pries ('81) and Ty l larpcr ('99), who collected CIF Player of the YeM honorc; on the two championship learns. OCC's Merin Yoshida, Shan· non Gibson and Jessica And rus dll won first round· matches and lost in the second. The doubles Ke11zer (OCC) de f Pha m (Ful), 6-2, 6-1, Goode (OCQ def Castellanos, 6·1. 6-4, Yoshida (OCO lost to Amos (S). 3 6, 2·6, Gibson {OCC) lost to Angeloni (Ful), 1 6, 1-6; McNamara (OCC) lost to Jex (Sad), 2·6, S-7. AndM (OCC) lost to Bradford (R1v), 0-6, 7-6 (8-6), 1-6. KA WW &.aMiUI lltv88,~HAU011l ~..wpc>rt HarbOr ff'VtN .•1 JIKOt:J\ •'Kl lfent \fl'\r\t-~r'-(1 CttV• • The Century League (4 -12 in the postseason the last four years) appealed w S«•1tto Cl I) l > 11 '8 J4< l •/H ltwl• (I) P••• Ul. D ...... I l~ W.;st T P¥k"' (11 HR T ,., ... , i.~~&"'.'E.J , . .' I : 'I . ~ .' t ~ ~· \... . . . , • ' I' . :r·~ .~:·~ : I; • :~..,o.,.,., I 4~ 11 PUBUCf~ I "".,,_ ~ •· rr":~: It, . ' f!t•·r_ , ..._, .... _, '-... '. .. ~,~.: ... '-' ~ ""' '· .... ·"'t J.,. -·'-•• :. • • .... s .r .. J MOna TO PUBLIC NOTICE of catalom1 11 tile Id· C04.lrt. ClllDn'Olll Of lllUC IOU. INVITATION TO BID dress shown above on THE fl£TlTION Fictitious BualnMa Fictitious BuslneH Flctltlou1 BuslneH Flctitlous Buslne11 llllOTICE OF PU8llC 141.1 1lle -_. ..._ ol Notloe 15 hereby oNen 6·20, 2000 at 2 o'clQek '"""'-euthority to Neme Statement Heme Statement ~~~~c Heme Statement SALE (\JOC S.. 610J) a. ..-,... ...._ that the Ocean view Pm and !hell I nd there edmlnl1t., the e1t1t1 The lollowlng persons The 1ollowln0 periOl'IS ~· 'll ....-·--The loltowtng person5 P1;•s11:1n1 1 ·~" t:-No. 2314).NW .._ ..., be 1111111 * School ()jsltld of Ot· show ~e. n any ltley under the lndep1n-are doing busoneu "~ are doing bu5tness es are~ bu5'neSli as are ooeno DuS•M 5s as c .. i,1om1a s.11 c;.,.,., tt l'llOT1a 11 RJJlUY DllCOVERY ESCIDW Inge County California, nave, ~tly the pelltlOll d•nt Adminlttrttlon Sotteo1e Surlboards, ~~anSec;:;::s ~)· St~rcOs~~e~. ~~ Sk8Shop. 1927 Hart>Or S10tege ~ac:ll 1¥ AC:I CIV'IM ... •ti.It .. • COMPANY. mJ herelnallerr1lerrld roes lor Change ol name of Eatttll Act . (Thie 267 Santo To mas, Ooeln 01,.1 HandvrNn Hom<a 92627 Blvd • •611 Co'1• cB&P Cocse '1700 _.__ CQlTtJt AVE ......, "OISTAICr Wiit receive ShoUld not be granted euthoriry w1U •tow Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Mesa CaMornoa 92627 11 seo1 ! -• be ..._ n. • ~·.-.. seeled bids ;;p to bot no 11 IS fuMer ordered, th• pereonel repr.. Gary MICtlael Slp;ora, Services. 115 29tn Ryan Stlane Balo.er Colin Han 23120 unoets•gned .,.,. ""at .-1(1) _. .__ 440. HUN'T1MOTON later than 10-00 a.m •. on that • ooe>y of this order 1 .. nc1tiv1 to tlk• 267 S1nto Tomas, Stree1, Newpol1 Beach, ~ta EMe~~nea~:= Akla Pallcwa)' Suite l>UOl•c auc1.o. on ..._.•)of a.111111(1) BEACH. CA92647 d'le 4th day of May. to snow cau~ be l>Ul>· 1 meny action• with-Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Caldomla 92663 92627 100, MISS!On V1e,o ca• 04r28 2000 '*'°" ... _ HE>fltY TinJONO Md cM ... .., "' .... 2000 at the DISTRICT hshed Ill The Dally Polo! our obrelni oou TM bu&IOe$$ • con-Brian David Bonaoc. f()fNll 92692 Pf<>Oe!'1V ncluo , bul !!?,3.,._. s ... ..,..~ :!::" ... tz,;;;-~ ="~~t:,!· ~=::t'~C'~ •_s>y,roval. ngBafor~ ~a~ebyy~~ ~ =J.''"~111: e!:.~'r~ar"eRhr;i,; ~~ea.u;6~~.~~~ N>t 1.mo1eo 10 ''"'"''Lit" "'~'· _..,I\ ,.,.A -. -· Hunt""'C<>n Be8dl ca lhll oounty.atlaastonce ~_,ng c1n•n \/WV doing business )#91? No 92663 SlrCltl Costa Mesa Mesa ca•iromoa 9m7 c•otlltng, IOOlJ 111\<1.'0r CA 92704 ._... • .. .__ *1 9264 7·• · a weei.. tor lour OM-important eodoN, Gary MJCha., SIC>lof'I Th15 business 1s con· Cat11oona 92627 ThlS business 15 000• ~"::.a ":'..noi.:i ,.,.,,, Daiae ......_ -CA .....,. ,... _. At tnls said time data seeutMt weeks prior 10 however, the per• Ttlas statement was dueled by en tnowtdOal This bullfl4!M IS coo-dueled by a 011neraJ PAOP£ATY 2451, CLEANEU llJJ s. ._..,..... ..._ and place, bid! ..;,11 be ttie day oe me Ilea~ 1onal repr"4!ntetiw flied w11tl the COunty Have r,ou started duc:llO by husband and partnetsn.p 1725 Pomona Ave BIUSTOl. STREET. Dllld: MAJaf 21. 2000 publicly opened and DATE: MAR 31.2 will be J•QUtrtd to ~~3~-~nge County ~ bo~ yet? No wi:rav1 r,ou sta rteo Have you &tarted Cos11 ~u c:. SANTA AMA CA~ HENRY nt.JOHO. raed aloud forltle tonow· JAMES P. GRAY, give nouce to Inter· doing business 't817 92827 948 850 7872 All ...... _"-...!........... ---J S£LLEJl. IOWJD Ing• JUOGEJ 11ted per10N1 unl111 2000ll24513 Tin atatemellt was I doing bus ness yet"> No Yes. 05/0111998 T-t 2 00 P m ~ - --1> .RE1.0CATABLE COMMISSIONER OF they 1w1Ye w•wd DallV P1lol Al>r 5, 12, 19, l1led with tile County Ryan Shane Baker _, ....... ) ...t ..,, SHAMS T H E S U P E R I 0 R ti 26, ~ W153 Cieri< ol O=n a Collnty TM statement was LT~1sKt CSIBBale~!.,_. ~e Storeo tlv tne lollow•ri11 .....__ 1 ) .................... ,.. •--•) FOUNDATIONS FOR no 01 or cont1ented 03 lO ,,..,. 1 .. 1 ... Couty " """'" ",... ~son 111 -~ ---,-, SCHOOL FACIUTIES COURT to the propo1ed NOTICE OF ~AL~ on . . i,_, WI " '"' n fifed wtlh ttie County C096 S1voce flacn1to ..... ,.... ........ by PCTS l.AIMl7o4l N.wpor1 PROGRAM . PHASE VI Debra Grlmalla #125721 action.I The lndep1n-In accordanee with 11'18 200068222•2 1 Cler11 of Orange County Cte111 ol Orange County G306B llAac;OonelJ a. 11119(1). i.'we: NONE ~ M.. o.ily BIO t 7:9900 620 Newpon Center dent edmlnl1tr1tlon prov1Slons ot Secllon Dally Piiot Mar 29• APf on 04• 1 <>-2000 on 03· 13-2000 Bruce llle .._1) _. ~ Nat ll. llOOO A Mandatory Job Walk Drive, Suit• I lOOI New euthorltV will bl 21700 thrountl 21716 ol 5· 12• 19· 2000 W7.CS 20006825436 20006822421 Gl<>eO F1eem.,, Tom ..._ at a. .__ 1 ) s ue Mt will be held Ttlursd11y, pon Beath, Ca ilomla nrentld unlHI an tne Cahlomi'a Business Deity Ptlol ~r 12· 19· Da1ty P110t ~r 12. 19 ~Pf.ATV 2ll30t -...: fOWJD iilAMa N.me Statement ~rll 20, 2000, 10 00 92660 rnter11ttd per1on and Proleaslons Cade Flctltlou1 Bu•lnell 126• Mey 3• 2000 W75a 26. May 3. 2000 W764 2065 Placentia Aw 91)1 EL ClOl.oaAOO The loltowtng persons 1.m. lhll)>, starting at N~~o::,Ev FOR 'fil11 an obj•otlon to tnere being due an un· Heme Statement Fictitlou• Bu•lnHI Flctltfous au.Inell Com Mui. CA A\l!a .,,,.IUT&IU 111 doingbutlneaa 11 Hope Vie w School, P _b,ll ti d N th• petlt on •nd paid s10raoe fee 10< The followjng persons N•m• St.element Heme Statement 92827. 949·84.8 0589 ·-......., .. ,,..,. Andlol ea Hom 17622 Flintstooe Lane u 1 e ewporl ehow• od Wnlch S81a tiart>Or SeH Ile OOillg business as The toltoWYlg persons Tome t 30 p"' VAJ..LE.Y, CA9270I 1424 Sea ~ or:!: Hunt. Bdl., ea. 92647 • Beacti·Co111 Mu~ why tfe :~~~ Storage ls 1ntltlld to aa Summit Conlulting In· are dolnO business as The loliowtng persons Stored tlv the 1ot1ow1n11 ~ ic.-.. ilt C.-.. Newpol1 e.acn. Caldor· Plalls 11ld spacifl· ~'ta~ ~ l2. l9, ehoukS not grant the llen pursuant to SectlOll t1mational. 1101 EssH JOA ASSOCIATES are do4~ buSlneSS as e>e•ICft• al .. eta.I .....n. n19 92660 cauons.-iM be available • Y • authoritV 21702 of said c:ode on La,,,, Newport Beach. 2450 1 Copper Clllf ~:°...:. ~ ln RIV· E073 8oumen Randv i.-. a1 .. llllll(i)11: 12 Medllidl Conltruchon II the ITllndatory job W157 A HEAAING on ~s hereinafter CA 92660 Court, Laite Forest. CA IC'51de Ave •F. Sutle E137 ~a.rt FR. SUMTD. laVINE. Inc .• (CA}. 1424 sea walk. Questions pl'IOI to Tne tll"nu11 re1urn th• peddon ww be and due no-Kennetn N Haeger, 92630 117,, Ne= Beach, PA<>PfRTY 00101 R .....,. ........ Ne"'P0'1 the ""'Mlk may be ad· Form 99().PF ol the .., llCe NV""" been""-' to 1107 Euell Lani. New· David l Bacltus, 2065 Placenua Ava CA 92726 ...,,.. .,.,.. ' 1 92MO dr..'Sed 10 Maty Brady Beverly J Johnson hl6d on April 27, paftl8s ia'iown :·~ port Beech. CA 92660 24501 Copper Cliff Calitom19 Cot ta MtH \:A 1lle --....... -~·~: Otrector of Purc:Ns ng Foundation II avalllble 2000 et 1:45 ,.M. an lnt•rest ttlerltn end Mtlr.e T Zoflmall 430 Cour1 Lake Forest CA Rd\ard P•IA Wini 92827 9•9~8-056q .....-, ._.... • duc:Ced by: 1 ~c::; (714) 847·2551 E111. for Inspection during In 09f)t. L73 looeted the tJme soeafled In RIWISlde Avenue, New· 92630 1n AMl!llde Ave •F Tune 1 30 o"'. AU. FUDmU1f.. Hive you 11.,tad 1«0 reguta.r buslMSI llours •t 341 TM City such nobOll (o( peyment port e.&cti. CA 92663 Ja n Mauer 2•501 Suet• 117•· Ne~oon Stored ttv the loltow!nQ f1X1\JaE5 AMO Going buslneu yet? Th• DISTRICT ra· by l ily 0112111 who re· 1D2rir1 Orenee CA o1 suet\ I"' navtng ••· Thit buslneas 11 oon· eopp.r CIJ1 Coun. Lalle Bndl. Cl.irtomia 92663 oer1on1 .,,. ~ v.. 1J05/M QulrlS that tM bidder qulSll tn1pec:ll0n W11hlll v8 • ptred wit be sdd at put>-ducted by 1n Ullln Forest. CA 92630 This business Is con-8055 Oullev Gt""" ._... .. _...... Miodnlc:tl Construction possess• caus B QOO-180 dtys 1.11-. tne dtll IF YOU OBJECT lie auction by K. E COfpotated associ.ttoon This t>usoneu 1s coo· ~ed by an lndMduaJ C037 Mwquez ·m ~ .. a~":!-"ll).c) CAS. Inc., Scott Mednick. 1raclo(1 bnH at the thtS notice IS put>lllhld TO Che ~llfttine of Aodion Servlel olhlr than • partnershC> ducted by • ~ Have you started 0125 CWa Gene.rt .......,_.......,, PJMldent tima lhe bid IS submttlO R•quests ahould be the petition, you CSL·A2221 al 18842 H1v1 you s11rt1d partnersnrp doing b\J51nas5 J:., No lvnn Mll1'0l. naEET. Ttlil 1tttem1nt wu CertJflc:ellon oC Crimi· made by tellphone 10 1hould -.>P•lr et the Hart>or Blvd . Senta doing buslneu ye(1 No Hive you 11111eo Aoct\lrd Paul •rd ~ 201» IANTAAHACA~ lllld with IN COunty 1181 Reconis Cll9dl will the lounclatton'• man· h9ering end 1t1t1 Anl, CountyoCC>rwlo9. Kenneth N HH91r doing bus1neu ye11 W::5.:'~eo:ias 2099 P'1 enttt A,.,. ni. lllllt .. • ......., Cler\ of OfanOI County be required per Educe· ager. Bevetty J JoMaon your objeadoN or State of~ on iha Ttll.a st1terMnt wu Yes, 02A>2/2000 Cou IV Cos11 Me1a. C:A .. ..,, • .. on 04-07·2000 lion Codi SICllOn 11 (949) 720-7420 The rile written objec· 13Uldlyol April, 2000el lllld with Ille County ~~ Mouer ~le:.C~?;:;r l'l!y 92827. !M9 f 4.8.0134 am. 111 ..:x>VDY ~ 45125. f(AB 1610, 1912 relum Wiii be madl tlone wlrh the court 10:00a m Tenn• tor the Cler\ o4 Orange County ""' stattment was 20006825211 r -. 3 15 P "' UCllOW: Dallv Pilot Af>t. 12, 19, & 2102). available fol Inspection befor• rhe heerino. ,.,. ere cull otrty. Sall on oo-1s-~ ... 2n 1 ~~tit:'~~~ DlllY Pll04 Apr 12 19 Stored bv the 1o1•ow•no COMPANY. 28. ~3 2000 W763 EACH BIO MUST on 1ppolntment at Bank Your eppeerenoe slA>jeet 10 callQellellon ,,,__.. """' ,.200()" """"n' 26. Me!...! 2000 W76') P8ftona ~ 440~ . NoTicE Of ~~~vT&~tlf, ~~:~119c~~~!; mey be In penon or ~~bid,.= Is~ ~ ~~ ~ 29~~ on 03 · 13 · 20006l2.24M Rcthk>ils Buein... g~ ~~ ~,:: G 11M:H,CAnM7 AVAILA81UTY OF TO THE BID DOCU Drllle 1333 N1wpon by ~r enor':.fi. llst o1 names and unit ' ' • Da~'(ttlol At>r 12, 19, NlllM Statement "'°"'"" 20113 _. 1111 . _,. ANNUAL RETURN MENTS AND AGREE: Beach, CA 92s&o c•~FO ITYOO~ A E A numbers· Flctltloua BuelneH 26. a1. 3. 2000 W767 The lotlOWlng persoos 2075 "-wOOfl Bl"d • ._ PUISuent to Section MENTS IN ITS Publlst11d Newporl "" " or • The loltowlng un111 FlcthlOus Buslnn1 ere CIOll'il bus!Ollt H COM• Meta C:A iilMAY I, JOOO 6104(d) °' "8 lntemll ENTIRETY, AS BUCh ·COlll M111 contlneem orldltor conlllln misc. hOUS.nold Neme Swtement Name Statement A.SA p custom Stiff! 92827, •• , .,IS 1~82 n. lllllt ...... • ~Codi, noflcl te PROVIDE[) BY THE Dally Piiot April 12, 2000 of the dtOOHld, you ltemt uni.ss OlherwlM The IOI~ persoN The foltowing persona Metal, 81 7 W Htll S1 , T~ 4 , $ Om h8f9by ~ Nt the an-DISTRICT W765 must fie your olelm staled 250-Edil Penn; .,. dolflg buSllllu u .,. dolflO butinen IS Unit 7. Costa Meaa, CA Stored by the fOllOWl'IO 111'91 l9CUITI lot Iha calll'I· Ttie DISTRICT re· dlitniiii with the coun end 279·Atcky K1nn1dy; Bl90da Power, 408 F I 92.627 IMl"C)nt. :reJ:,'==~ ::-~~~o:~ • ~~,:.:: ~~5a~t(~~r1 W~I~::: ~~I '":.':~tt~,ll~~ Flre~H~~ a=~~~ James W Riley JI , ~~i~:v!!.l~~nct Ion end Enhlncamelll w8Jw a("fo/ lrregulartllel tfw ..... by the 56t •Mul\jah A9thldt, 112825 ~ ·~~~~ ~2~~t~8:1:.:~ AM lllM llf"e lub\Kt to TNll, • ~ tounoe· or 1~ 1n 1ny oeun whHn f04.lr 5e84C & M Gl.ClefT9i. Brend•·Lvn McCon J 1:... '""" 92627 1~ °"°' Cll'IC•ll•VOI\ Ion, II ~ et Iha bide or In the bidding : mondw from tf\1 KlooctlllOlrs. 581A.John neugny Penney, 408112 Ub ,..1 lntemaltOnal JtllOCI E. Alley 2270 TlfTM, rutet w'CI foundetlon'1 pitnclpll of. DnXllM IL dell Of ht lteuenc• Smflti: 715·Nlcole I. PoNenta. Corona dll Mln11tne1, (CA) 568 Onln98 A~ Colla reQ\lllltlOM ev .. ltff " lloltorlnlpldlclnCIUrlng Publleh1d Newport .. MAIT'la. ofletten•Df'OWted Hunter. 154·M•rk Mll',Celllomll92e25 Slurgeon Dr , Colla MeM.CA~'l62i·1854 Hie 0..«1 tN1 12™ ~ llullNll l'IOIMs Buch-Co111 M111 -·lm'r .. "' MOion 1100 of ~ Thll bullnnl .. con· ~ =: ~~ Thia bullneu II oon· _, 1tTH div OI A,.._L •MOm.a1INll ::;c:.:.n"'J:os~ = PtlOC Af>!t 12. 19, .,, m. e.-tom1e Pro-=:=~ ... ~•by'Y:~ dUQldby'Mlnlstry NOn dUCMdby hulbenci.no ;rnPS~~:~· •...,... ''° --...., W159 ,.. bete Codi. TM time o.lfV PtlOC ~ e. 12, dolrlCI bUllnMI yet? No Profl1 Or ~•v• ""U •mted ~ CA 111201. "8 dlel Of"*!..,·..,.,..... To .. helre, for flllnt cltime w1H 2000 Brendt·Lvn ~-Heva you atart•CS ,. 111112 .. 9080 Beno tlon ..--IUNNOR COURT ~. aNdl-not ..... bof0te Witt '*'llf'Y Ponney doWIO oosiness yet? No doing o~• ~et? No 5157132 The lounMon'• pM-OF c~ tors. oontlngent :::' ~ from ~-..... ,..,,. WU s::•rtda c Ay• .. v:,.:·~"'9y. 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"9fira= .--... r WILL"1ii -1N1 tEl:i =·---':.1 HllilOA. ---~--~ J:. ...... adSt~ .5...!" !!!._.... -.. I :o• 1Ni -n. \!:ti 1'11 ~ I ...... ..-llifm -~.=" .. -= ~-1:· =... .. .. .. .. "'-.. --·-•• • __ __.... -;.~~-111. • .; ..... ... 11111~ • • ~~~=-LJI &Ql:.: ~ l'l'I'-....... ;:; tr,~g ' I u•~• ~~. • o I ' Index II II g -·-..... - r'J .rail ..... !I ...... ... How to Plmee A I Polley Rott• a111i dta1U1ne• arr •nh1tt•110 rbltltj?C •1t!101111101it'f. TI1r • p11hh•her rr·,.~r-1 hi' nel11 10 rru~r. m·lu• .. 1(~. m lw or rl'JN'I 1111' 1'1.1~·tfi,.l 111lwni•rmr111. PlrJ"' rtp_on um trror 1ho1 111a~ ht in \our ..i11.,,1fit·d ad imnirdia1eh ·n1r Uuih f1ilo1 ll('ft'flh oo liul11li" for ut1\' mor in an u1ln .ni•r11wn1 (or -.hid111 n&Jl~' br n··po11~ihfl' l'X!:Ppl for Ill!' 1'0•1 of th1• i>oi·r OC'tUal!y Ot'l'_llfllt'd h~ clw c•rror. Cml11 rau onl~ bl' otln-.rd for. 1ht f ui-1 10-rmon. c ii ....... -.. Byhx ('Htl)M l·l~il).f ByMIMllPenw • ~:10 \\ , .• , H11' !-tr1·1•1 .,.,ne pt,.,._. 1,lit htij, \1••tt-•j,UUf' 11i1t1I ,~ ..... ltllil~..-f '"'h' 11,.11 \IHI 1 ... L •11h •I'"",,,..,, SEIZVICE DIRECTORY ( ll•IO \lc••ll. ( '\ 1J'.!111' \1 \f'I"'" Rt.,J ~ p., •1 Bean ------Deadllnes _......;:_ __ ____ Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wedne day 5:00pm -For A.II Your Home Md B&.me. Needs -• Mq1l1111w tt::I0,1111-:-1 001'111 IL..,.I.• Ir•'-'• \\alL.-111 IUOJ111-.i OOp111 ,~ ... i..,-t i.L.1 Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wedne day .... Tursday S:OOpm 'aturday .......... .Friday S:OOpm ~ Gl EQUAl HOUSING OPPORT\HTY .. ,... ................. ... .....,11 ........... , .. . .... ,.., ............. . ...................... ............ ., , ......... 1 H•lllllH tr •ltlf .. ltltl1• MMf .. llCI, nllf, rtllellt. ......................... .... _, .,... .. " .. , ........ ...... lllf '"' ...--. ......._er lllM!tr I ...... . Utlt ... .,.,,, .... •If '-"tly Mll•I llf ""'111f• .... "', .. , """ ....... ~ ................. .,.,, ...... Ill ....., ............ ••' ••••ltt• .... , ... " •• 11111 _..,.,., '" ........... .. ................... _ ................. altlMI ...................... ,., ........... ;DC_,..., et' ..... .,._. •V.A.• SO DOlll. so llOQ.lt FRll COUNSELING F1lll UST OF tO.ES HUCWAREPOS 714-534-1100 VETEl:lA~i REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••• • HOMES OF • • • • • • THE WEEK • • • • Showcase • • • • Homes • • For Sele • • • • In Our Set • • • ReelE1i.te • Supplement I • • Dl1pl1y Adi • • Start et $85 . • Deadline Tuesday SPM Alto ..• • Open Houae • Ll1tlng1 Avl. • • Deadllne • Thursday • • 5PM • • It P1y1 to • • Advertise • In the Beat • • • LOCAL • • Real Estate • Section • • Call Today II • LISA • RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 •••••••••••••••• ~,.r,• .• -r··1 ~: ~ .. ,',' : ;-• j •• • : ~ , ' t, I ' r ~ • "i l-"." ,.,, ~ , ~ -. . -I . . ... . A JEW(L IY THE IEA 38f• 281, WllkJng dltn:e lO tilt _ Vlllgt, "89,000 Miki Offtf. Ooua 8ulty' Agent. 949-721>17~ ' -. '. 'J . ' .. i~ . -~~ .............. ~-·.... 14~-..,.w ......... Ml-NH d41 ,. lloute ylld, custom Clllintl•. ""*· wld hie-ups. St195hno. 949-543-3959 • OAEVSTOW 38i 2 581; 2.sly TWM, Ill dtil Cit tltc lllr. wld hlc-upa, 1300 sf. S 1700/Mo. 2110 lllwln Ave. (Vlctorlll/Ntwpor1 IMI.) t4M31-4122 'J ' l8lboa la. Yount 111811 PfOf .... -· $"--2bt llou11, 11'"' m ... h• 2t1r 1 bl. Grt 1oc l neigh. Stoo. MM75-3707 .. SMiiJlli roomlNlll ~ Duel Master Ape. Close ID belcn, gilled c:ommuntv. pool, near river tr 1r11 $577/mo MM33.o139 .. ... ;~~:] 'J • ' ••• ,.... •--r • . . ,,,,,,,,_-.... ..... -. j ; I L • • . .. ~ --.... "' 811 Pool llblt, Olk bell & Cllw, s 1500. lnclds tceell 3 llglll Mm c:hnlllief, $350". 4 blr chlllS, $450 4 bit stools, $300. OnerUI rug, S800 .. BulOlnct1 & Green colors 949· f21·n 09 COAST COiii NEEDS ·--. . \t Slops Herpes Oulbreaksl OlO COtNS1 Gold. llver, y,.1y fttntal In v 111 96% Never hive another jeweliy, waldles, nlQull, 1•1bot 1 Br+ dtn 1.25 Herpes outbreak. Free call. collec1ibles 949~·9'47 Balh. gated, WIO, bllcony. 1..an-EVEACLR llD frplc, $1400/Mo Agent Mort Into: www.evetdr.com CLAaa•Pt 949-875-4912 (CAL'SCAN) ....... '18 IOHtTl CANYON I ~~~ =: l•u•wwl 1•~1 ltnl'ilS & IOI let 1 yell 01 • I • ·JIL2 -= ...::;: a .. :I' . • ... ·, .. .. :~. ·~-... ~--· I ---·-__ .. " DRIVER COVENANT DRIVER: ~ .. ~r--::;: tor coi111mel111 Co. In ' TRANSPORT ·eo.11 10 olfice pioduc:ts, oetl!Ny/ eo.a:::-'S111tF1rmAQI ca l?lw. ool'lllld Alfty. Coast Mll. TNml llan CUS1 SVC, FT. benelils c_-_._._. blll .. trli\. ...... 1001 42 ctnta-45 cents 'S 1,000 Apply In person Newport .....,... --· 11ii slgn·on bo111.11 ror ... S1a11ontn 11681 ~ Grtal Cit• Olll)OllJnlly. MANAGEnS PT ptrienced ccmpeoy dnvtrs. NOlth ltvlne 949-863-1200 Fu rllUl!ll MM,Ul5tr Sell atoragt nHdl IWO e~ dtlvers, and t"""""9 lilniOl~• HI astiSl mgrs, two dl'1I per o w n er o p t rt 1 o r 1 • fltr Lot ,....,..,. week. Olllce wor1I and Ille 1-800-441-4394. For DRIVERS.FLATBED. AM hollf9 l"IQUlr9d. n\llnl Ct11 ~2747 ' 1111du111 11ud•n1S Company drivers avg Cell Sc:aet 714oj7CM301 MEMBERSHIP I · B 0 0 • 3 3 B • 6 42 8 . S50K~T 0/0, SoloS144K htlilt mi NMCi9d • (CAL'SCAN) 'Re • or 48 states Aeatws pc!MfQlrdenlools ORGANIZATION • DRIVERS..... Immediate •4o ~· Medlctl, Dental, & llddt~ woltt. Cll 8tldley 5etks FT aervlca Ollenltd • openings lor 25 C:OlllPlllY Lie. Jyrs OTA/I yr flatbed. """' 94~ Lv nwg Fron! Disk peraon. friendl'f, , drivm & OIOI Dt<lclled! 0/0 wtlcomel 83% wlyoor "<*l do" lltitude. phone .. Aun 1•5 contdor frequent lraHer n%wlout 111.ffer aklll. compultr ticpet & • home time O/O fuel Cd Milce 1·~290-2327. mullH uklng 1bl11ty •• surcharge O:lcpm. KKW Combined Trenspor1 Industrial A8ll Ellate blc:kOIOUln' Truc:ldng • 1:806-914-9295 (CAL'SCAN) Labor•• knowledg: htlpt ul !08 (CAl "SCAN) N t t d • d I or Cllt Jtn 9-722-2300 ; Ori""" Wtnttd Fff l 2nd lndullrlal Com-What : ~~~ ==~ : clean OMV. to 1111 751bs. we $7 25 hOul Must happens H • Ioctl, neat 1ppeeranc:e speak tr9sh : FtmllH 1ncou119e lo catl 714·951-1030 you don't • epply Cll 949-675-1736 " lllOl1tt S5600'Mo ... 949-759-3719 KNEE PAIN ••••• SLOWING YOU DOWN? QASSIFIED It's iM 901utJon you're 8CSJ'Chlng for-whether you're seeking a bomc, apartment, pee or new OCC\I adonl Rooms, advertise? : • apartments, homes Classified can satisfy your h9US.lnQ needs. NOTHING. ~ • ~~: • • ~1•',..• ~;. -. • 7~ ', ,.• t I I 101 ' • 1 • t ~ 0 F . . ABANDONED BEACH Best Value In Town 2·1f"'1 ..,, """' 1 Br $795 Incl frig. Quiet, ....-. ~. ~ fike new. Great tenants & location 949·548-0492 BARGAIN OCEANRIONT 1111 pm. ,,,,,, -youl A ,._11Uf10 ckiM to eeech Pl/It STUDIO _.,..,,.._ ......, Townhomt 38r 2.581, ,.......,._ ""'• ,..,. pool, ~ lloorl vlUll .,..,, new '*'*"rplt· na ct11 uocndeal S2S5 ooo am. MuSI Seel S595/mo Ed Vtn den Boucht; Bllr Avli lnvntd. M9-54M171 MMso.oMS 28r 181 Upper End Unii, -lrplc;, formal dirWlg. pool, Blcll Bty a..uty 38r 281 carpoll. nw CcM f.i S + ale 11m rm lllQl IO( w1 S 1200/Mo. Dontld Pflfl, &1o1ao1y1.rdfeftCMH Co ldwe ll 81nlltr loc: !111 ~ M.;...;...9-..;..7'..;..3..;...f0..;..7..;..4 ___ _ ,000. Joe l.11*1g. NJ.. NEWPORT HGHTS AREA 714.a13-222S 28< 18a ~135G'Mo CUFFHAVEN LOT FOR ~~~2_!.394g..71~795 SALE 41 ~ Hart>or --1 · Most desirable strNI, II> prow 7200ll lol, S759.000 Ohlls Welall, Owner/Bro«er '49·574-8080. .. . I ,.,, • ., •I \ r , • .. • 14 : " ' J BAYCREST AEilODELED ~DER CARE EOUIPT Lrg 481, MWkhchen, hldwd (.I" /,£_ I tltc ~able hot- ftll, lrench dooll, Best buy ._ )f' eu~Af>;re,,..,,,:/~;,,, pll• bed. loldlllg wtleelchlir S749.900 Aotnt. Prud Cell 7:"'"'' walker, $hOWt< Mii and 4 ~ 94912H>11s J'lflcu-Yn~1L.-i· Pl~=· two lhowerl iji;Ul>O ISLE 8iilld New Y--beth • Porl·A-potty, C~onatruc~<?!'·nc:r~ a.,front community E~·Zor~=~ol "'" with private beach & marina -llbor View deck. Olleted Boat slips aveil1ble. Larae lanai pool BUFFETT 11 Sl.•50.000. 81 GNlldy & lush uopical r.ndscapln& MUCE IPNNOSTUN Rtllors. 94M7Ml81 Walk to Belboa Island & ApN, Tiu 27nd&s.t.29th UDO ISlL:liif,$00 Bayside Center shops 1~ Accountt ...,..... Ctarll 5& 481 Fine Home ISIPfOl needed in our COfP01* 3080ll ol llvlng .,... ---In IMrlt Upstllrl lardng pity .,... Very SP'd<>US 2BR 2M wlfjrf!Pl•c:e e:;pp,~ A/P ~OI 811 GMlCIY ~°" >erse ~110 clec:k & Pf1v.ie ~race. 1 strong dMit 10 Item 94M7~111 $I 99S·$2600 sg. I 11v Cal Ttrlf Andlflon ~Canyon Viii 11 C1llbtr Colllelon OPt'N SA'tllUN 1.. Ple.H can (9491160-0919 949·224·0300 or lu 2, 3Br TWM 8ofdeMg Big ~t~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ilaufl~QJaE1sl 11511T18 949-224-0313 EOE canvon Golt eou,.. FOfd 1'oed "°'*"" ft.jM.,;L.e.a..::l~IUl~~I ••••••o•••••••• ** Mt-nt-7700 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS Oldtf Style lture : HIARBEOUUH HVlhDOE 2br11 1bt AT BIG CANYON PIANOS 6 Collldlbl11 • GAL.OM ltrtt cite~ pltntetlon r u ·-• -• NOW tMNQI 1h111ter1. high b•y eolM i11UH1 .. ,.,•1m..cani.e 'ucASit.~O.i : FUN IALEI EMA. • wrnctewe, encl ..,.... FAIRWAY ArARTMEN'TSAT BIC CANYON --·--• some 11111 H P : I love my Francis because she Is •1 own•t 120,000 wtMre.,._u4_;17...uuyo11. wa auv ISTATS• • ntlCled FT 1~ • very sweet and gentle M .. 120-1 m ..___.. h • ,.,,._._ ,,....., -""• • 1pm. 5-11 s1~ up • d I t 2 Wtoo•• ac 1 _,.. .. -.i 0111a. !Al1lll" • 10 0 E.J Bentt p11g • an oves me oo ... S2300 • S1'00 • ...... '"*" • •• as long as I feed her on time! I; . r~ . ATTENTION! ALL PET OWNERS! Tuesday, APRIL 25TH ~~t This page is designed to give you the opportunity to show off your pet and tell why they are so special to you! .... . . I COrJSl.GfJMErJT~ I : Barb8Que1Gal«1 .11 .................... ~ ............... .. : 2338~Mtlt81vd . : ere show It works: . ___,.... •"""" SANTA LUCIA DIV. OPEN SAT/SUN 1:1N:OO " Monl-.y Pint 41f 4.51a, Office ~· 4000lf. S1,2M,OOO a-...... Meur-. • ..._. .... 717-719' ! (On-Ill• lnltMtwl : Fiii out the form below. Enclose a picture of your pet (Include • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • •.. flame of pet) along with one or two sentences telling us why you _a .. A ~ :=, "~:;: love them, e $25.00 check made payable to the ~~=~=~===.~.ailiii .. M tw11MW 11'111 wonq t1w1ro1rnerc Daily Pilot (or credit card numbef1 then mail to: soUTHCOl\ST "':cf:E"'~ Clanifled Department I • • ! I • • " -• • • • • • • .. • ~gtOUI Viii Ll)N 38r 28e 111111 loC WpoOI Id, ,.., 38r 381. VICll'CI on ~ Upgrldlcl wn1c> .. -iounc1 Olliololldln. ldldllli a blll. fresh 1*11 Vl1w11 v11w11 V11w1i $269,000. Donll4 Pftft $519,700 Ctl Cynllil. Af Co I ct w I II I I II II tr 149-57"3583 ... 11M074 • AUcno~ ~Mon-s.tlfttr1200 330W B St .......... Ciiji • ay . ._.. ,._, CAt11•1 F" or~~ Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 _,,._CA... OMV~ .... ,., ..... ,.. ... iiiiiiiiiil1...-=-...;;....;;...;....;--... m.i25-0m ...... .... tf It Is more convenient for you, feel free to drop by our office. We WAtilNDINf will design an ad as shown above for your pet and publtlh It I . 0ey9 • EYW Ml Ntwpot1 on our special ~1 I r • . ;;-·,~.., ........ .,_.. -. .. , t t I -----.. . . .. ~ ... r:=--= .. 1111 .. Wii ....... ' lljft: =-.. :'t~ l8C ~1·11133 lJ • I -·1 Ctr CNMor*alfllCll'I ~ ,. __ 111c 1cw Jot .....,..7933 DEA.DUNE: APRL IOTH, 1PM ClMILPUWllW 11-1Mv. No ... Nie ALL PHOTO. WILL • RET'\IRMD TO "1~~·,_-=:•· TH• ADDRW VOU l'RCMDtl •LOW. Ct.IM:ALM P8rl-lllM --~ ::11fi'111 .._ldlrfo:=: Ioctl .. :"' ~ lftllll be " .. S>-56 wpin. WOlll .,. ~.-•fOOd• CUI'°"* Mfl/IOI. ... ==~~..:;; nllJVB'f'"l&Ebli n ....,..., ......... ..... ,..,.. .. .w ... , ..... tHOIO ==··-............. "' .... .._,.... .... COMID T ........... ,..._ ................. Pet'• Name: ____ -._Ten ua wtiy you love them: ____ _ Add'"8 for '9tum of photo: Street: __________________ -..,. ____ _ Clty: _ __;. ____________ ZlpCocll . .._~~-- C8rd Number:_.....,___-....;.... _______ ......... l .... JllllllllJlllll111n:..· ---- • • I • • • : • oaftJrb I +, Cll .......... car.t1t•1n -------""'""------------TMa ...... l•T• I ................ .,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,. ... ,.. ........................... .. • ... IYNAOOOUI• Nldl lrl 11111! 10 .... Ind .. -tip lof ... lllw::el $40 per ~. ""94N4H900 'T'ElCREAS '""°"'9M, IWlld ~ "'.-------4 p1lute achool attks ,.,... Ptr tor rtllr9CI dynemfc, experienced ptl10ll t1nwt .,., Cftdanlllltd IMchlls In .. Mon-Fii ~. Tl\lfa aubjtc:t 11eu Including 3pm-epm. Cooi ~I Judilc, T~....:..~· ~.'1:Je~:"" I ::-:;E~~~ M '" 'OOll ser;e;; • 1t1c1 High Sdlool dMilOns EJ1P1111nct ntCMlal'f T taclWlg Aulatant posi· ~ CfOWnl Rtataurwi 1iOn1 11e llso aVlillllle. Be 3801 E. Coast Hwv Plff ol 1n exatlng, aN11Ye. ~Mon-Sat 11111 <2 oo educ1tlon1t community. '"'-&i.~$t F~o'~:"'~o: .._..,. i:ny, txp'd, to Jaa: {949)156-2~ :::: ~In MaN: $200 BonlUI Ctnyon VON HEMERT INC Drive lrvlnt, CA 12tf2 Cal Ket( 941-642·2050 The luntllow IS setl<Jna a Ruhurent Hekint Front Desk Hosle&s FTIPT ltMl'I 1 busstrs Ant Tue-Sat evenings SMv dining exp prerd' Fu Plta11 cd Jim Wallett ~ !MH4s-7B3l °' IMMl73-6585111tt t<>am .,iy In PtllOll bttwttn vien Huont flfftaurlllt 9•11or2-4, Tu-F ... ~ hlrtnt: Food S.-. I lWf4 ~ HotJjlii butbOyL Apply In l*'IOll ..._ hll immld PIT t•nl ~ --.. open-Hunl~on leech Ing. Must be fltx1ble WI k I lnclJOes t¥tf*10I & wttk· c 1 urn ture tndl. Cal t4k40-23M. In CoC1a Mela Is ~ l'Wl'O SALES WAREMOUSE WORKERS Comm~n~ty newspiper ClERICAUCUST SVC gJOl.CI ~ fol out5ldt CONaE.RGES ..... r111 Should poaatSS Cotporltt btntflt plCk· 111ong Slli. 1b1111y bt Ill' Included. FuQ end orgriZ.td & hive •exc:tltre Pitt time politlonl I Ylil. customer aervlcl skllls flltall hourL Pll-1pply Sii •comm. Bentfc pllg Incl In Pl''°"-E•y ecc.11 to <IOtk p11r1 Oil.lo scrH1w9 405 FWY. 3200 Hlltlor ~ ieq'd, "EOE Send Bllld, Cotta Me11 ,.._ to Mwy Cl.Itson 11 Am1M•Llng«te·Mod1f1 330 Well Bly St Cotita S200-300'day • YOIJ supply Mesi, CA 92627 Of Fax pies or we wfll 1>1ole$$IOllllly ReNnt to (949) 831·5902 ohologrllllh Must be 18-+ .SfOCIC Cl£RK pt NB 949-400-3300 . •CASHIERS M'T lmlMd ueoc dlecoum, ffttndty.:':;.tun piece to ~ e. Hll 1re Tutt llm·t2pm Ind Frf. dlly lem·t2pm. Cllt John or Mlcllelle 14MU·1711 4 PHONE REPS. FUii time, energetJC '°' Mortgage co. 11m 10 sooo +-week + beoellls, sales HP prel'd Contact Mehssa 949-2~57t9 PINN IM _.. thll the llttlng1 In this aitetorY may '9quir9 you to cd 1 too numbtr In which tt.e II 1 eh1r91 per minute. ., ... ~.! /" 'i ~1 .·_ ..... t ;:,~.., -~··· .. _i:.. .. ~ .. MOMYIU-HOLDINO I noleHap S plkl now tor TruJt Oetds, Mong1ge Noles, 8ullll86S NolM. In- heritance Probllel, Insur· tree tetttemeots and Oll)9f periodic PIVOUIS Call Wf/#Vtf at JG WentwOflh f -800 -4 5 4 ·9388 {CAl'SCAN) . •ivOio IANkRUPfC't'. • Slop cotlecilon cals •eut finance chlrges "Cul f)8)'INllllS up to 50"1.. Debi conaolldatlon Fest Ap- . l .. ·-. ClDlllc concioun •w wtill peetl, llf'l lllltw, co. tlo¥S & morel (214288) $14,988 NA8E1'S ca£)14M100 Cedlllec Std111 DrllMI 'tt Loaded, 7<* !ft Ollalnll owner, S 5. 500/ol>o. IMH1'3-3169 pi0\1111 No creci1 c:hedl. CADtl.LAC S~IUE 'to Bad cre<M "° problem 4 s L V8, lif>N. ltllhtr, (800)27().9894 SUj)ll ll\lpt, won'1 19111 (CAL "$CAN) (~8) SU88 I '3\itil=-1 OVER YOUR HEAD W'I debc??? Do you need more breathino room'71 Otbl consot1cfauon. no quill· NABERS (.714)540:!100 CHEVAolET z.21 '9' 350 V8, exce11n1 condition. 1bove IYttlgl mlt&I (110653) SU 88 NASERS (714)54M100 ~~! ·?a'&~ ~1548 CHEVY CAMERO RS 't2 www anewhori1on org 2511'1 annillersaty model. Uc:ensed bonded non-auto. •. new plalel, • • new smog ctlt real ll)lfl) pc:~!t~~111ona1 co $4950r'080. 149•723-1504 I 5 N} ckEW cAiiEAO '10 t/2 I _..... , Ntw ptlnt, Kt19« SIM llO rvwa:n Rima, dual 1d't1Uet. mint IOAT9 ~~· .:u2~~::: '12 St111y 21 ' Cuddy 714·97M511 I Cabin, t50nl 1oile1. Manne bOOGE OORXAOO 'iii radio COV9fS. trail. per cond Loaded, blue, one of 1 $12,750 949-759-7635 ldncll Vin XFI00753 I I $27~=ER -tt1 SAILBOATS . MM40-6445 •KAYU• OodOe .... , Window Viti COBRA TRANDOM 7 1 '78, atAo. pwr S1etnng. with 111 accetaoriel $500 good pain! & tires, NnS 14MSM119 good. "° SlllOO needed $850 oll9 IMM31·3852 NAPLES SABOT FOR ORAiH SVC VAN F\llY SALE New ~. 2 PflCllC8 ~ '92 Aefostar In aais. new Yalll&Shed. sm ac· excelleol cond S!OOOfobo ~nez.x~g:;i;~~ TOOLS and All ' ;:;;;-==--=;;;; 714.:!01·3423 ON THE- MOVEJ Sell your extn home hold items in C~IFIED! 642-~78 ~~t I ~ __ ,. 111 -1 --=F""OR=o,.......F·""1$,.....,.,0'i,,...7 -.._ ______ _, -nt'i:lrl~ll Super Cab, bllCJI. mutt ... 1 VKC73724 TOYOTA "13 MN MOTOR $23,tts LAND AOVER HOME. 2111. S3K ml, good ~~ conc1, AC, c.u1_uooo.1_..._::!;~;:::~,__ 71~54,. JEEP LlREOO 'ii ........ -----.... -;, ·. ·~ .. ' •.' ·1.-.- • ·:-'·)~tr~ 81acll. tow mll11, 1 -~1 m.=~~~VER -. ~ BMW 318TI 'M -F-Of~d~M:Ull~ang~~()(~' ... ii..-Lo.decf, black, must _, Red ,....,. •,,.. ....., Vin TA515140 '_,..., ,....,, ""'"'"reg St3,H5 LAND ROVER l2/00, smoooed. Nlll grul, $1300 obo 1149-631-3152 ~h Ford R1n9« Super &697 :::iiiiiiiii:=:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;.l.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Lo.did, blecll, Super low • mlleal Vin VPB1t114 Pilot Best place In the world ............ t d ti I o a ver •• 1:all today to place your ad. Classlfled 642-5878 $15,"5 LANO ROVER Ntwpoft ltetll -t4M4H445 .... 8y OWIUS GOlllN wlUIOIMll~ and TANNNt .-SCH FROM HERO TI> COAT Both vv.Jncrable. Eas1 dab NORTif • 916 o KJ975 o 4J • A6 l WEST EAST • J 104 •KS 0 86 Q A3 o 9 96 S o K J 10 8 7 2 • Q 10 5 3 • K 97 ' SOUTH •AQ732 0 Q 104 2 o A .•J84 The b1dd1nj!: F.A~'T SOUTH WF.ST NORnt 10 •• 20 Obi Jo "o Pus .... .... Opcruna lead. Fl\c of o h 11 .ill very well ro gei thc defense staned on the nghl p;ilh But 11\aU SW'C )OU take the nght fork when the road divides' Nonh's double of 1wo d.:1.mond~ -rrsporume -for t.akeout -..1th emphasis on heans rather than for penalties With whnt oiweattd to be a well-limns hand. South controcted for pmc in 1he l..no-..n eight-card or belier lit ISUZU RODEO '116 Alf POW«, • tllt, crulM, l lloy whll, IOund sylttm, MCUrfty lock. $43K ml, St5,500. 7t4-29M507 JAGUAR XJ6 L '97 SEDAN 4D 135.195 17~934 BAUER JAGUAR 714-tSMIOO JAGUAR XJi L 197 SEDAN 4D $35,ttS 97-6006 BAUER JAGUAR 714-95).4800 JAGUAR U L '17 SEDAN 4D $31,"5 97~902 BAUER JAGUAR 714-95).4800 JAOUAA XJ6 L '97 SEDAN 4D U7,tt5 97.U52 West led panncr's su" and Ea.l's jtCk. lhe Comet ICChnical play, WU taken by South's ICC A low hnn to the ,ack IOSI to the ace, and. t1nce 11 was ob111ou.i 10 Eas1 lhal d«llftr's sl)lde su11 could be set up for club dtSCards, lhe defender shifted IO the se11en of clubs IO try 10 eslabluh tnclu for the defense. Declarer's ei&tit was co11crc:d by Uk: ten and ducked in dummy, and West continued the &oocl worit by rctum1na a low club, won by dummy's aco. N~w East fell from grace by follo,)'""11 w11h the nine -11 was esscnual 10 JCU1son the king under the ace. Oec:h1rcr mid.: the mo51 of the repneve. A spade to the queen won, th.: ace was cashcd and d«larcr crossed 10 1hc i:ible with :i 1n1mp A diamond was ruffed in the closed hand and the defenders' m1KI') was completed when South e1111ed with a club 10 the k.ana. Down to noduns bu1 d1amond5, Ea51 wu f()(Ced to con· cede ;i ruff and sluff. Decl:irer ruffed 1n hand. disc11rded dummy·s ~ loser and the t.ablc's 11UmJ>$ mok the last thrtt ll"ICk.s figi•.·. ~--~ l I . . .. • • 'I !.· ~. a/W.. Lien tall 4112. IC tOem. '78 Oodoe. Lie 13TRX891 Vin 8368beX107999 81300 E. 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