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Home My WebLink About1996-03-01 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Golf girls cut their own slice of CIF history Serving the Newport-¥esa community since 1907 Hearing on ffiWD project postpone4 until April By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot A state hearing on a· contro- versial wastewater discharge proposal has been postponed until April 19. The hearing was scheduled March 8. But representatives. from the state Regional Water Quality Control Board said sev- eraJ individuals -including Newport Beach city officials - requested add1tiona~ time to study project docum-ents sub- mitted by the regional board. "If thP hearing had been March 8, we would have had seven days to comment on the changes to the findings and conditions,· said Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy. HThis gives us time to review the documents and com - ment appropriately." .• The April 19 hearing will be at Newport Beach City H all. The time has not yet been set. The Irvine Ranch Water Dis- trict is seeking to dump 5 mil- lion gallons a day of treated sewage water into Newport Bay as a means of saving millions of dollars in disposal costs. The state board Will determine il the project progresses. • The new church will operate out of both the N ewport Beach and Irvine facilities; some details dre still b eing w orked out. By Evan Henerson. Dady Pilot Clai ming th<' m ove would both 5erve G od's will dncl complemf'nt each entity's need!., eldNs fr om Mdnners Church m Newport Bedch and South Coast Commu- nity Church on Thursday offi n dJ - ly announced pldns to combine the two facilities Mariners' Kenton Be!>horP w ill becom e the SP'0101 pastor of the new inst1tut1 on, the ndmc> ot wtuc h hd!> not been detemuned. TI1e new church wtlJ conbnue lo opc>rc:1le out ol both Mcinner~· Bison campu!> dnu South Coast's lrvinP site on Borutd Canyon 0 11- ve. Combined, lhe two chmche!> w ill hc:1vP approximately 5,000 c0n9rey dt1on rn0mbers. Le y ell, I Lndn<..:ial dild ddmirns- trdt1 vf' clNa1b dr<' still being workf'd out. church elders Sdld . Pldll5 for th(• nw rger will be dnno1mcPd to the rL'SpPct1ve con- greydlioni, di '>l'rv1ces Sunday · Beshore will pre~1de w.hen \he combmecl conqrcgdllOns meet for csn Edster celPh1 dl1r>0 April 7 al UCl's.Bren Evl•nts Center. ''Therc,'s u redt excitement dbout the opportunity this creates for thf' rrunistry m our communi- ty." sd1d Ke n A rtz, chdJrman ol A n 18-foot gray w hale makes lts w ay through Newport H arbo r Thursday morning to w ard the jetty entrance after a slight detour in its migration pattern. -Daily Pilot photos by MARC MARTIN r A WHALE-WARD JOURNEY Crou d gathers as y oung gray u 1anders off course and into Newport Harbor Whale watchers aboard the Patriot didn't have lo travel far to spot a California gray, swtmmlng slowly through the harbor. By Evan Henerson. Darly Pilot A WrlYWrml whaJP PnlC'rf'd Newport Har- bo r Thursddy m ornmH. journeying dll the way up to th<:> Cannery hefor<> turning around and i>vrntuaUy head - ing out to sea Derek Titcomb . d boatmdn from thE' Newport Haibor Yacht C lub, spotted lhe w hal1• just after 8 a m m th e RhmP C hanm•l He alNlt>d thP Orange C ounty Shr nlf's Har- bor Patrol and ShPnff'c; officl'~ Five ways to spend your weekend 1 'tOU60~ Kate leads her suitor on a merry chase in this production of Shake- speare's love story, -The "lil.ming of the Shrew,• set in Italian America. The play. directed by Mark Ruckner, opena . tonight ~AIM-through March 31 at SOuth Cout Repertory, MS 1bwn CeJ)ter Drtw, Costa Mesa..•Sbow timel: Tuesday ' through Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7 :30 p.m. an4· matln~ at 2130 p.m. on Sat\llday !Del Sunday. neb•: "'28 \Q $38. lolomiadoft: 957 ... ~7 . c;en t wveral hoats to follow tlw whalC' to the harbor Pntranc-C' ThP w hnlP, a youny CJfclY nwasunng I b to 20 feet. wds- n't rnJured , 1ust confused, saHl 1 IMhor Patrol Sgt. Mike HtlJC'f ··tr not unusu aJ for them to Pn lE>r the harbor, but they don't usually go that fdr hack ," said I-tiller who est1- rndted that thE.' whale traveJlC'd 'i 5 mtl<'s ol f course "It pro hc1 - bly took hun about tw o hours from w hen we hrst got the cr11J • SEE WHALE PAGE A6 LOTS O ' DOUGH Putting her own twist I the f\ ldnn<'f'> PldPr l>OcHd "And I I trunk thdt tlwrc·.., Pxnu•mpnt thdl I this p10Cl'~~ uf < onunq loqelhE-r qlonlit>s ( iocl ·• South Cocs'>l.., Pld1•1 chcurmdn Pdul Woznirtk oqrt>f:"cl "Our two chtm lw.., hd\'L' cs lot o l corupl!:'rnentctr~ Ol'l·ch dnd resources," he se11cl "lt's like ht- Ung pieces into c1 put 1.le " ThC' me rg0r, < h111ch csdnuni~ tralors say, 91v1•s 1lw Sou1lt C'oust congrPgdlJOn tlw l1•ddt•1..,h1p 1n BeshorP it pre•\ 11111~1~ l.,.H kl'd Thl· overnowdPd ;'\,lc1r11wr ... , 11wc1n- wh.tlt>, g<'lc., lh1• lwrwl11 11! t1dd1- l.Jondl i.pdc" Thi' 11111\ 1• "tll allow South Cor1...i.., 1111•..,< hoot to JOtn MannPrs' 1'il'nw11l<11 \ ond 1110101 hjgh SChfJcii.., •SEE MERGER PAGE A6 on making pretzels PAGE 2 r-------------------------, I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I ST'LL Tr, l 'I-RESOlVfD ·;· When and how often t o hold services and ministries. Church officials expect Sun- day morning services at both campuses with staggered start times. ·:-How to work out South Coast's SS million in· debt. Artz says the merge will probably take p)a ce w ithout either church 14eeding to engage in a capital cam- paign. ·:· Determining a new board of elders. The board will be selected from the cur- rent bOards of both churches. I I ~-------------------------~ Reports· show shift in hate crime victims -. • Nurnl>l•r of d rtlt-Sl'miti c inn<IPnt ~ drupp "'d in 1 Y~J5, but cnme~ dgainst African m ·n cdns rose. By Carolyn Miller, Odil~ Pitrr Tv1.•c1 <>HJ<101Zdt10n ... thdt tr rte k hct tP tnm1•c., in or~1nqe County l'>!'Ut'cl dnnudl rPport ... Thursclc1y re\'t'cthnq a mdrkPd clecrC'dSf' m r1 nt1-SPn11t1c 1r1ncl<'nh in 14'15, hut d ns(' m hdtt· < nme<> agatn'>t Afncc\n Am<.'ncc1 1i-. ThP numbPr ol ant1-~em1llc m t-Hien.ts rl'pOrlPd 1n. Ordn~f:'. C-ou nly fn f QC)-) dt>creased by lO"o -d ll'ffidrkt1ble 1mprovf'- menl whf'n rornpcm•cl to thP pnor vear. \\ lu n tht• inc1d<•11h lllClectsed b\ .!S" .. dCCord111q lo lh<:> Ant1-Ut>lct1lldlll1n I 1 t1<1 11·.., d011lldl ff 'JIC1r1 O f l/w ·11 ctnll·"-••1111l1C 111 1- dPnh rf'µoned m lh1• 1 tt11111\ m l!-195, six occurred in f\,'(•wpun Bedch and Costd f\ ll''>d. <1ccord- m9 to thf' A OL r0po1 I The fu-;t wac; July 20 111 NP\\ - port Heach, when swc1st1k<1'> w1·11• d 1c1wn on sp r>Pd hump.., on d • Sli.E.. CRIM ES PAGE AS r-- OCC officials 1· surprised by anti-Semitic incident By Ir is Yokoi, Od1lj Prlot l ,.\report of dn dnt1-Serrutic mndent di Ordnql' ( ·od~t Cnl- 1 INJC' 111 Augu~l \\ d' new~ to c;ome ddmrn1-.trdlor.., di the colh.>qe TI1ur:.cl.n I ~ -----• -~------Thr> Auy .: I i 1cl<•nt al < K ·c 1m olved d I< i-.-.1ctn his- ' on.· proft"•sor. "'' •" • l 111rtedly ln!d hl!> cld~~ th.1' l1:W1Sh \ r 11•nf d n~ colll•cl monPV in ' 11.. 11t111w of hf'lpirHJ poor !<1 1 .. ..,1.Jll Jl•wi,, buf )n..,teacl h.t 1•p lh•· lund ... for thc>m- ... ('l\ I'" .\ Jpw1c;h ~tudvn t rt>ported th•' rommf'nh to 1he Ant1- lJt>t<1matwn Lt•dquv. accord -1-- 1nq to .lo\'" · t ;~'Pn~pan rt-q1onctl di.r1·<tor 101 lhP. • SEE OCC PAGE~ Cheerleader's lawsuit will be decided by jiiry By Julie Ross Cannon. Darlr Prio r :-.ANTA ANA ThP N\'\'lJOrl- t'-l e..,rt U nified School District 11ppPars to hav<' v1olated a forn1C'1 1 hN•rleacl er's con~l1t11t1onr1I nghts, a Supenor Court 1udq<' ..,ctHI Thursday, though th~ matter w 111 bf> i\ rqued at i\ J tin t na I ..,cheduled later this month 0 1angP County Supenor C-nur1 Judql" Tho m d'-N Thra~hN 1 pf\lsf'd , how rver. to nilP on wlwthPr thc> district 1llC'CJcilh 1 h<lrqPd fonnN Nf'wport tforh<)r I l 1qh "'' ht1<•l .,• 1d1•11 1 I leather I l1•l,1n1•\ c hP1·1 h•t1dmq tl'es -after th• cl1-..tn c 1... ldw)e1 argued J 1pJ<111l'\ did nnt fllllo'" the pro'()er 11dm n11-..t1c111\ c~ cha nnfllc; Tiw r ct't' I' ..,< hf'dttlt•d for tna1 t'-Lrn h 2'l lJt>l,rnt-\ dncl h<.'1 p arents. r: dPvll e1nd Philip l'.><:>ln nPy, sued tlw ... , honl d1-.tnrt clnd several c1<11111n1 ... trc1l<H~ 111 Septe mber• J4Q4, ctll<'g tny che\>rledders are 11leqdll) rhdrged fee:-for uni- form-.. trc1 nc;po 1-tt1llon and other • SEE ~WSUIT PAGE AS r----------------, I ' ll I · ' AROUND TOWN 4 CHECK IT O UT 2 Cl.ASSIFIED 11 POLICE FILES 2 PUBLIC NOTICES 9 SPORTS 7 \\ I \ I I l ! I'. I ' - ' I FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1996 • ... • 1 .... check it out Communify association ·begtiis era of armed ~ecurity , Help for taxpayers at Newport lihranes W Ul Rogers observed, "The income tax has made more liars out of the Amencan people than golf has.· Those exempt from Rogers' th eory may find d 'good use for tax resources available dt Newport Beach Public Libraries The best references for sun- plifying tax preparation are listed in the annuaJJy upddted Tax Bi bliography, available al the Central Library and all branch libranes. Among the most popular ts "Bender's 1996 Dictionary of I 04 0 Ded uc- tions," offers an alpha bet1zed tist of valid deductions for 1040 filer s -including acupuncture, eyeglass donation, job-hunting ,.#" expenses, 1nstallatwn of ramps r:; for .th e handicapped and 9c1m- , bling and hobby losses. :£" Other useful vol umes ~ incl ude uTax Planning for Cor- 1. porations & Sharebolder.,," r = offering practical answer-. ~ about tax consequencP!> ol cor- porate and stock transdctwns :!: and "Taxation of lnves tmPn l!>," featunng creative planning • strategies for achieving tc1x ·=--savings and eliminating potC:'n- : •: ttal tax traps. .:::. The current status of ldx ;-' legislation can be resec:trclwd 10 •RIA Federal Taxes WeC'kl y Alert," part of the mult1-vol- ume "United States Tax Reporter," the most extens1vp expl icalion of federal tax ldw in the library. Numerous publi- cations published by the IRS also are available at the library; reference libranan!> can provide information about the most current. Nevi to the collection 1s "The Tdx Directory." published quarterly 10 three volumes by tax analysts Volume 1. "Gov- ernment Of!indls." provide!'> telephone contacts for rPsolv- ing tax issues, lists of rulings and contact inronnalion for tax off1cials. Volume 2, '"Pnvalc Sector Protessronals," of(ers wo~l.u wide rover<HJ<' of privdl<' sc•ctor lax proless1onclb organiwd by 10d1v1d11als and tax hm1s Al!>o hsled are tax dnd busin c>ss journalists hy name-and p11blt - cation, dnd dSsoc1alion!. dncl tax groups Volume 3, "Corpo· rate Tax Managers," includes contact mformat10n for corpo- rdte tax managers of rna1or U.S. companies. r:or those comfortable with digital technology, many tdx publications and forms c-a n be downloaded via modem from an IRS bulletin board by \dll· 1ng (703} 321-8020. Turbo Tctx '95 for Windows 3.1 is avatl- able for use at the Central Library's three rental comput- ers. This commercial softwarP apphcation rc1n be used to compute cmcl total taxes, and to pnnt complc>ted fonns. Whale\ Pr bracket you're 1n, chances c1r<• you'll need on<> or more of rlw mcrny reproduc1hlP ' IRS, Ca liforn1c1 Franchise. s idle or pPrsonc1l tc1x lorms heforc> April 15 Find most m thC' Cen - tral Library·~ first floor ropy/fax room. along with numerous p1 int Pd schedul('l> and 1nstruct1ons for mak1nq your annudl rontribut10n lo Uncle Sam • CHECK IT OVT 1~ written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column 1s by Claudia Peterman •Mesa North 4 eowners hire private company-t~ patrol area-mostly at ili~ht. "This is 1cind:o1 an expenment tor By Carolyn M iller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Members of the Mesa North Community Assooabon are hopeful today's debut of private security in their neig.hborhood will successfully deter crime. Brown, Mesa North president. "You n~ed eyes and ears out there on the move in your ~ea all the time." • --~ A t Paularino Elementary School at 3:30 p .m . today, mem- bers of the association, Westec private securjfy company and Costa M esa Police Chief. D ave Snowden will be at a ceremony to "kick-off" the program. day, to hours a week and mostly during the night, BroW11 said . Of the 750 residents in the area, 211 lrave agreed to sign the contract for the secllrity and pay $45 quarterly to fund t.µe service. he said. .. Orange County- we feel it will set the . trend ... You need eyes and ears ··o ut tflere .. . u ' -STAN BROWN The group are the first home- owners assooatio11 in Costa Mesa to seek outside help in han- dling their professional secunty needs "This is kind ot dn experiment for Ornnge County -, we feel 11 will sel the trc>ncl," said Stdn The association co11tracted with Westec private security for ~ armed guard to patrol the streets of Mesa North -often referred to a~ the Paularino area -in a marked car eight hours a Brown said the presence of all three organizations today i s iinportant to· show their unity in working on tp.is project, which was modeled after a similar one in Santa M onica. ~This isn 't something we have run off and done without the police department," he said. "It's som ething that we are doing to fight crime together.· And the police department couldn't be happier, Snowden said. "It's a great idea. I've encour- aged them all long to do that." MARY GARZONE Mary Gar- zone puts h er own twist on serving up a . great snack. "It has to be perfect every time," the pretzel pro said of the . tasty twisl M4fU MARTIN DAILY PUOl Making dough while tangling with it, too SHE IS Mary Garzone, a dedicatc>d employee for two years c11 Auntie Ann€''s Soft Pretzc.ls frctnchise in Pashfon Tslancl, NC'wport BC'dC-h The 1 q.year-old w orks SIX dc1y-. a wef'k clS a fu.U -tune dSStstcint manager KNOT SO EASY There's a fine' ctr1 to prc•panng prC>tzels. ( ;r1 rwne '>d icl "It hrlS lo hi' p£>t1PCI E'VE'ry llme ... th(' pret- /1>1 pro ~n1d of lht' tasty twist "It has to have lhrc.•e hules ·· Freshness 1~ th<' key c\t Aunl1e AnnC'·~. PH•lzels thdl hc1ve been left to sit without \)('111q sold for :~o mrnulPs dre autornaucally lhrown out tli <>11<,urp quality ,\ncl c•v4"ry Aunl.IP Anne's employ<'<' 1s l1111qht to roll cmd bdke prf'tzels, Garzone> .... 1 lfl Rollmg out c1 pretzel isn't d.ifticuJt now. hut lc>dminy how to make the pPrfect pretzel w.i ... not an Pc1sy task when she first stdrtcd wrn kinri fm Aunl.Je Anne's, Garzone said "It was rcc1lly hdrd to learn dl1d I almost Lfllll during my fir!-it week." she said. "Then the tramN lrom the franchise had me roU pr4"l7.c>I~ for <>r>vPn c;lraight hours -my entue c;h1lt • 1\11 1.5 pr<·t 1.PI~ offerPd at Auntie Anne's, wl11ch 01wnl'd two years ago, are made from four drfferent kinds of pretzel dough: raisin, wheat. Jalapeno and regular. After yeast ~ adde<l dn<:.l Lhe dough is allowed to rise, sec- bons of I.he dough are !cud out on d flat sw- face to be roUed into a shape of a tube. Grosping both ends of the tube. employ- ees fimg the dough into the air and twist it into shape. Then, the pretzels are put in the oven at 600 degrees for five minutes. All pretzels are then buttered and flavored accord.mg to cus- tomers' preference. "Sometimes ~ pretzels are too fat and ti's a piece of lwnp," Ga.none said. "When that happens, we either throw them away or tum them into samples.• TWISTED TASTES The Gdiden Grove resident said one of the most popular pretzels is the cinnamon and sugar variety. "lt tastes really good and the little kids love 1V Garzone said. "It's also very low in fat. People are just so p.mazed when we teU them how little fat there is in a pretzel.· Nine different kinds of dips are offered as weU, but some customers aren't satisfied with the selections and request odd combi- nations, Garzone said. "Some guy came in and wanted a raisin pretzel with garlic on top," she said. "l had to repeat it six times to tum to make sure that was what he wanted..• - Some folks are definitely crazy about the doughy knots. "A guy came )!ere once and he told me he just came doWn here to buy d pretzel, tt Garzone said. "He ended up buymg 12." Customers are not the only ones affected by the pretzel craze. Garzone said she never had a-pretzel until she came to work at Auntie Aime's - now she has one every day. "I used to crave them in the rruddle of the rught and I didn't even know why: sh e said. WHERE THE BOYS ARE Garzone said she enjoys the family abnosphere at the pretzel peddlmg business and doesn't mind that she is the only femaJe in the group of employees. •At one point, we had more girls than guys and then the girls started leaving,· she said. "The guys kept bringing their fnends to work here. so they all brought each other m." The former receptionist said her boss, Bob M eyer, is like her father. And she says work is never boring -par- ticularly when a crowd forms outside the storefront window as she's plying her trade. -By Jennifer Won ~ ~Pilot William Lobdell The same 24 Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour answering ~rv1ce may I:){> Mesa, CA. 92~26. Copyright: No U!>ed to record fette1s lo 1he nem stories, illustrations, edito- editor on any topic rial matter or advertisements TEMPERATURES three foot west From Swfllne COSTA MESA Snowden said. "The polic department cannot fight alone .. . The.y am part of o team.~ lt isn't one incident or crtm that spurred the need for a guar Brown said. But a combination 0 vandalism and burglary inciden at Paularino School, plus vandal ism, and car and home b~glari in the neighborh<?OO. he said. Brown and other boa.td mem bers and volunteeB will be dis tributing Westec signs and sttck ers all day today to those wh subscribed to the service. "I( gives ~e a comfortable feeling," Brown said. "I think I'm going to sleep better at night • C ·1 :r-Y S I D E District ta.lJi es vandalism, theft costs NEWPORT-MESA~ The cost of "vandalism and thefts at local . schools during the fourth quarter in 1995 substantially increased tram the same period last year, according to a report released by school officials this week . The district lost $9,896 from stx thefts at its food services facility and elementary, middle, and high school campuses from Oct I througl\ Dec. 31. The district also endured $6,412 worth of vandalism dam- age at its schools and facililte!> m 90 incidents. The district received $175 in reimb~ement. Newport Harbor High Schoot- was the most vandalized schoaj, reporting 17 separate incidents a1 a total cost of $1,715, of which $125 was reimbursed. Paularino Elementary School was vandalized 10 times dunng the three-month period, cost111~1 the distlict $500. Kaiser Elemen· tary School was vandalized :.1x times at a cost of S525. During the same period in W94, only one theft at ~o~tcl Mesa High School was reportNI at a cost of $350. Sixty-three vandalism 111n· dents were reported at a cost ol $3,477, of which $664 was reun- bursed. The quarterly theft and van- dalism report is prepared by lhe maintenance and op eration ... department and presented .lo school board member.s eve11 -ntree monllis. ' -By Julie Ross Cannon Local dancers take home top awards Local dancers took Top Studio ttophies, best choreography and eight first places out of thP I 0 dances that were entered in th<> Czar Dance Competition in Lo'- Angeles County. Def ore Dan ce Center in Costd M esa has performing groups. consisting of nine teens and six juniors. These young dancers took the top awards, despite having fewer entries than many of other stu- dios competing and prizes are based on total points. Students perfonning were Enn Etchegoyen, Kristen Jansson, Elizabeth Pujimak:i, Bitta Jansma, Aja Makaena, Jodi Rogers, Crys- tal Halberg, Caroline Coleswor· thy, Shana Snyder, Lydia D'An- toni, Lauren Ziminski, Kimberly Needham, M eredith Ostrowski, Molly O'Bryen and Redge Bend- h eim. I • VOL 90, NO. 42 ADDRESS herein can be reproduced with-Newf°rt Beach swells. Clear. Wawtnk through • 140 Wodt of E. 17'1\ ~ A thief drove through the drl-! • out written permission of copy. 5914 Our addreu Is 330 W Bay St . 1Ue9cley ve-ln window of • fMt food restlufWlt wt.a. It MIS doted for right owner. · Balboa TIDES . ., ntOMAs H. JOHNSON, Costa Mesa, Calif 92627. 60/43 Onshore winds and business. Appa~ he had more~ food In mWf n Publisher CORREQJQNS HQW IQJ\EACH US Costa Mesa TODAY blown surf will ~ grabbed a plastk ~box containing $100 In coin$ Ind WtWAM l08DEU. Editor problems all week, drove 'llWlfY. STEVE MARaU. It is t~ Pilot's Policy to prompt Grcutatlon 63142 First low with so~ good • 1100 Modi of s..dla:b:Jir. 1'wo tMns walked Into t cotM-Managing Editor ly correct all enors of substance The Times Orange County Corona del Mar 12:41 a.m. 1.9 heac:t-:high north· nlence store, grlbbed 10 pedcs. ~Md two~ of IRIS YOKot, City Editor Please call 574-4233 Thank you (800) 252-9141 61/43 First high ~~Is~~ MlrMs then rW1 OUt oftheitor• =· n.~ MAIK MAlmN. Photo Editor rn ~ SURF FOMCAST 6:43 a.m. 5.0 weekend I a pos.-sa~~·~.rldtotcf lcaV.otme .. KIM GlllPRTH, The ~port Beach/Caita Mesa Classified 642-5678 LOCATION StZE Second low sible good west ~ on video 1..-. . Director of Operations DlsJ>'ay 642-4321 1:38p.m. -0. l • noo blWt.,, '-•• 11111 Court: A~ '-ft"'-_. NOY OETilNG. Dally Piiot (USPS-144-800) Is Editorial Wedge 1-2sw Second high swell for the week.· #. Class.if~ Manager published Monday through Sat News 540-1224 ~I= 1-2sw 7:59 p.m. 3.9 end. 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Second dm C.llfom\a Community News. ~~to 2:04p.m. .0.2 ~sutf~ ~r WQIU~ postage ~Id It Costa ~ CA. ~ Second hfOh • a 11mes Mirror Company. ftn<.llU,'"tall \ 642-6086 (Prkes lnd\Jde aK applkable wlndl ft' 10.1 8:20p.m. 4.0 ="· (900) 916-S~. TM 4 YOllJl comment\ about the Dally state and foul i.11es.) POSTMAS-lrldCl:O 'knau~ ~It <Oftlw.u-Piiot or news tJpt wtH be recent-ru: Send lddre ~to o f=.. (fltf, CH. .... ed Ind g!Yen dlrtctly to Edltot The Newport BeadVCosU ~ AJf, ,....,.. r-~~ ~52 ""1 pcm • -~, . . .. Assailitnt threatens woman, but is seated off • Police suspect same burglar in a number of apartment break-ins. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -At an apartment complex Wednes- day evening, a 34-year-old Costa Mesa woman was .threatened but no.t harmed by a knife-and gun-wielding man, who is also suspected of burglarizing. several apart- ments, police said. Neighbors, who allegedly heard gun shots, called police at 5: 15 p.m. to the Villa Mar- tinique apartment complex in the 2800 block of Pinecreek Drive, Costa Mesa police said . The man pointed a black revolver and a knife ·at a female resident and tried to ·--· . force .her intO' ber apartmeiit, Costa Mesa police Sgt. Tom Curtis said. But the victim's husband walked · out· of lhe bedroom in the apartment and scared off the man who then ran out of the apartment com· plex, Curtis said. When police arrived at the complex, they discovered the burglaF pried open the win- .dows to three apartme nts, bre~g the windows of one, and possibly stole a stereo, Curtis said. . Police reportefily searched the area for the man but could- n't find him. The man is described as 30- yea.rs-old , 5 foot 8 inches tall, 180 pounds with dark skin and wearing black pants, a tlatk green Army-type jacket and a. dark green beenie ha~. He also had a moustache with long, dark hair in a pony tail. I GOT MAD!!! 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THE Daily Pilot <I 1\\1f1Pd Conir11un1ty M 1rk .. tpl "' -Come to Manufacturer Direet Annoirei • Iron a.els ~ Nightstands • Bakers Raclu • Consoles • Stone Tables • Barstools ·• Cocktail Tables · • Upholstery • • ----·---.. _....ti...-··~ MARC ~1niN I DAILY PILOT The d ty Qf Newport Beach ls honoring three of Its employees for.fhelr quick action, preventing a major sewage spill into the bay. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot the bay," said city Public Works Diredat Webb. 'That's one rea5on why we • · say thank. you.• NEWPORT BEACH -Although the mal-Since Lockyer was the only ~ • function of an Orange County sewage fadli-duty at the time, Delicce and 5ua1mr ._ ty Ol>Oded 16 Newport Beach ttomes with talled in to auist. The county pump •IM•• r,aw sewage, the quick thinking of three dty .slightly diffJrent from city fadlttiee, S a'" workers in the Newport Beach Utilities sai<;i. but not so ~ that the ~ Department may have lessened the overall Department crew coulihl't contain tbe --...... dama!:Je, city administrators said. .-- • Earlier this week, the City Council pub· lem. . -· tidy recognized utility workers Jetf Sankeyi "These are the sort of things we do day a · Jiin Delicce and Vtnce Lockyerfpr helping to and ~ay out, bu~ it .. g:n~raUy; goes uzmo. · coptain a sewage leak which occurred Feb. ticed, Sankey said, But if you ve 9';>l • f8W 22. thous~~ ~ons of raw sewage m your Arriving at the pwnp.,sta.~a, Within~,, ,..h9u~1 1U~ ~9slAbi":i~~~ minutes. in the early mOmirlg hows last 'Micnelle' Tu~, a ~ diltltd Thursday, the utility crew realiz.ed .what was spoke~person, said tl:lat the conta1?ing ol tbe taking place. ~ pumping device h fail~ sewage overflow was very. muCh a ·team causing sewage to back up. ID addition to effort betw~en "county and 'City agencies. ID flooding the homes, the backed-up sewage 'addition.to workers from the city utilities and had als~ begun to· seep· through ma.nl\oles G?~ty . sanitation district de~ts, tbe . and flow into the bay. . aty s Fire Department, hazardOus material& At the directio.n of supervisor Sankey, the unit and county enviroruhental Diana~ t crew broke into the pump Station and turned agency all helped with the. dean-up. - on the pump causing the raw sew~ge to Damage e5timates bave nOt ~ calculat- df ain..., --, . · ed, but Tuchman said tbe majority of the .16· .. Sariitation District n:~presentatives who home§ were i.nh!lbitable Uiat saipe day. , would later coorc:Unate the dean-\lp effort "In most of the homes, it was jilst the batb'· afrived at the scene 45 minutes later. rooms which flooded,• Tudiman said. •<>th., "ln my ppini9f1, the work of our crew ers ·nad caipet which needed to be ripped saved us from having a more major spill}nto up .... ~ -: RUFFELL'S · UPHOLSTERY INC. ~~ • COSTA MEsA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE ·~~ OUR TEEN Pf'.'ODUCTION W PRESENTS THE . MUSIC MA~ DIRECTED BY CHEm SAN9EIS PIODUCID BY STM SHIRO kdi 8 . Mardi 31 ~I Satunlay • 8:00pm Sendily matinee: 2:00pm Where V0...Doiar Coven Morel 1922 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA • 541· l 156 Mo" -$4t lf>..6 • s.,. 11-5 ... ·.custom .·· . . . IRON···BEDS : Queen or king. 35 BeautihJI Finishes to choase from! ·Handcarved ... • • ,f" ..... ARMOIRES The fifth annual watersports extrava9anza, Splash·'96, shoves off 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Salul'· day. and 1 O a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. The event will showcase all the latest personal watercraft. aftern:larket pam, accessories and action fashion apparel The $8 admission entitles access to 9.11 areas of tbe event. - Children 12 and under are free. For more !Qfonnatton, call 364-92.@. TODAY GEM/JEWELRY/BEAD SHOW Gem Faire sponsors a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show at Orange County Fairgrounds from noon to 7 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 7 pm Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.nt. on Sunday in Building 14. T1rkets dre $4 or $3 for seniors. For more m!onnation, call 619- QJJ-1410 UP WITH PEOPLE The international cast of Up \\1th Peopl~ will bnng lhei.r two- hour musical show, ''The Festi- \'dl " to Orange Coast College at 8 p m. tomghl and Saturday in lhe Robert B. Moore Theatre. Per- formers will relive the '50s and '60s. Ad vance tickets are $15 for ddults and $8 for children. For more information, call 432-5880. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jenny Richards will play Jolkiroc.:k from noOI'\ lo-2;30 p.m. dnd Kerry Getz performs pop/rock from 7 to 10 p.m. tonight on the town square The concerts are free. SATURDAY USED BOOK SALE Friends of Costd Mesa Ltbranes Wlll hold a used book sale from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. at the Mesa Verde Library, 2969 Mesa Verde Dnve Edst. I lardcovers and trade pdperbacks dre $1, regular papNbacks and records are 50 cents dnd chlldren's books and magazines are 25 cents For more mfonnallon, call 546-5274 . CLASSICAL CONNECTIONS Information: 556-ARTS. SAFARI PHOTO EXHIBIT "On Safari in Eastern Africa," is lhe title of an exhibit of color photography by Edward Nunez, on display in lhe foyer 10~ 'the Newport Beach Central Library · through March.3 1 during normal library hours. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. PRUNING TECHNIQUES . •Garden Pruning Tecliniques" will be the topic of .a program at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Library and Appointments Days t Evenings t Weekends- Reduc;e Your Tu Burden NOW! Call EJM.k ASSOCIATES ' For A Free Tu -Consultation '911'111NmilllR~.-.--ll'!m .... KELLY & COMP ANY CERTl.FIED PUBLIC A<;COUNT ANTS 1995 Tax ~ason It~ that t11n~ of )t!ar again! At Kelly & Company. we ha\ e ex perienced profess ionals \'ho understand your unique tax situation. Gardam, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. 1be program ts free and open to the public. for more information, call 673-2261. O.UTTOQJNIC Leem bow to let go otclutter and organize space at home or office at a three-hour work.shop at 10 a.m. in .Room 102 of Orange Coast College's Lewis Applied Sdence Building. Registration is $39. For mar~ information, call 432-5880. • 4-H o.EANUP DAY The 4-H Cleanup Day is at 10 a.m. at the Cooperative Exten- sion/4-H office at the Orange County Fairgrounds. All members are expected to participate. Please Qring garden tools ·and enter through the Merrimac Gate. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT Jeff Jo~n plays dassic rock from noon to 2:30 p.m. and 7to10 Here's how lo get lo 6onge C6onty's'"best kept secret: • 5 fW):. North exit JtecltilJ.tvm right. El Camino Reol·turn left, Moin·lvm left, 1 sl blodt on 11-ie left. • 5 fwy. South-exit Newport A-.e. ·lvm left, Moin·tvm leh, 3 ~on the left. - • 55 Fwy. North exit McFadden · Stoy right, Newpon A..,..·tvm left:Moin· tvm left,3 blocb on the lelt. • 55 Fwy. South-Good Ludd •Col1832·~ p.m. at the town square, lkiangle Square. SUNDAY 1 'GOlO RUSH' PARTY Casa Teres,e Guilds annual fund-raising event, "dold Rush Extravaganza.• is at 4J30 p.rn. at the Cente.P Club, 650 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. Enter. a glamorous casino filled with games, buff et and a $ilent auc- tion. Casa Teresa is a temporary Christian Home for single, preg- nant women. For more inform.a· tion or reservations, dill 553-8825. PARENTING A TEEN "Looking up. ~.and ?ut for your growing teen IS the title of. a two-hour seminar at 6:30 p.m. m the Communify Center of Mariners Church, 1000 Bison, Newport Bead~ Practical guid~- DOWNTOWN TUSTiN linet and solutions wW be offered by guest speaker Mary Letter- man, a private school principal, The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call 640-6010. PURIM CARNIVAi; Temple Bat Yahin invite5 the commupity to join in the fun at its Purim Carnival today tram 11 a .m. to 3-p:nr. at10! 1 Camelbact St., Newport Beach. There will be rides, games, crafts, food, a pet- ting zoo and more. Admission is free. HIV/AIDS DISCUSSIPN St. Mark Presbyterian presents •Reality Check: The lfuth About the Disease, False Pears/Le91ti- mate Fears" as part of its HIV I AIDS series at 11 a.m. Sun- day at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. 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Ser vicing The Community For Over 20 .Years Donna Karan • Calvin Klein • Joseph Abboud • Jke Behar • Zanella Polo/Ralph Lauren • Samuelsohn • Robert Talbott • Moreschi • Barr)' Bricken ~ ~ Cole-~aan • Bernard Zins • Kahala • Reyn Spooner • Tommy Bahama • Paradise Found 3931 MacAnhu r Bl\'d .. Ste. 205. Newport Beach, CA 9266-0 (7 14 ) 4 74-7440 ( 800 l 526-0869 FAX (714) 4 74-7554 OCC REPORT CONTINUED FROM 1 league. "It's such a devastating t411lg, • Greens~ said. · · The professor later apolog:ized to the ~ after the student, with - the league's help, sent a letter to · the teacher and sent copies to a dean and the division head, according to Greenspan. Greenspan declined to give the profess6r's name, and said the incident was not publici7.ed at the time. • - Jim Carnett, OCC spokesman, said Thursday that neither he nor several school administrators he checked with were aware of the incident, but "that doesn't mean it didn't happen. "It sounds ~e it was addressed pretty directly and the faculty member did respond," C~ettsaid. . · •I'm sure had it continued to fester anq the student did not feel his or her concerns had been appropriately addressed, I know the issue would have been dis- cussed at -another level on cam-pus.• . Carnett said the college is · committed to addressing and pro- moting diversity ~sues, particil- Wly since the campus bas seen a marked increase in international students over the last decade. The college regularly holds . workshops for faculty and staff . addressing such issues, Carnett se,id .. And just six weeks ago, Human Relation$ Commission per:sonnel tr.ained a team of_stu- dents, administrators, faculty and staff about hate crimes, Carnett said. QCC invited the commission staff in response to reports of problems ·with bate literature being distributed at other com- munity colleges, Carnett saiq. "We wanted to know ~ow to respond to that if it happened here, what to be s~tive to," Carnett $&d. "We wanted to arm ourselves with a means for responding appropriately." And March 18 to 22 will mark the campus' "Celebrating Diver- sity• event, a week of workshops, lectures and other activities deal- ing with issues relating to diversi~ ty. Workshop subj~cts include "Teadung Tolerance"· and "Leaming From The Past," as well as issues involving religions and cultures, Carnett said. •we have more international students than any com,m).Ulity col- lege in the founty," he said .. "We've made a conscious effort to intel'J)ationalize the campus.• ' , CRIMES - -CONTINUED FROM 1 residential' street. Other inci- dents reported to the ADL included . anti-Semitic messages on ttie ~ering machiruLat two "Jewish schooll1 •KJ<K• drawn on Pie wall of a private home; and an Orange Coast-College profes~ sor making anti-Semitic remarks to students. The most publicized incident in this area Wll.$ on Aug. 1, when a Fletcher Jones car salesman allegedly made anti;Semitic remarks to a Newport Beach cou- ple. The couple filed a lawsuit that was settled amicably two weeks ago. While the decrease in anti- Semittc incidents is encouraging, the crimes committed are more viol~nt, said, .Joyce Greenspan. the AOL's regional director. "It's more personal lmd in your face," Greenspan said. "There is a greater tolerance for intoler- ance, which is a scary direCtion to go.~ Of the 175 hate-related inci- dents reported in 1995 to the Orange County Human Rela- tions Commission -in collabora- tion with the Hate Crime Net- work -African Americans were , . ~--------------~-------------~------·------~-----------, .. I : LoGI ~semlde lndcl1 , .... t• . : f t BMCb --aadl·Stmltk : ii remarb to. muPiJ ~ : C4J"8 • I l • ~ 21, ... OiU:lge C06lt i College protel9QI' made several J ....,...__.i..-an""" U-sellilflC iiiDiiU to itU-• • • I maddne at Morasb4 preschooJ, ! dents. • I ·JCC campu1 in co.ta Mesa.. f + Aag:M, 1915: DryWill boll· : : • A-.-'· 1115: Anti-SeaiitiC t tractor drew •KJCK• With ~ It : :· mesaage Jett on an amweimg ! on a private home tbat ii going l I mai=htne at Bureau Ot Jewish ! thro'K.lll remodeling in New-.,· l I Education, JCC Campus, Costa I port Beach. l Mesa. : + SOurat: Anti-Oefam8tion : + Aug. 7, 1195: Salesman at a i League, Orange County/Long l local. ca, dealership in Newport ! Beach Regional Office : I ' . I L------------------------------------------------------J the largest group targeted, with 44 incidents, accordin9 to the report. "The situation of O.J . Simpson might have ~mething to do with that,• said Eli Ryna, a spokesman for the Human Relations Commis- sion. uwe got a lot of calls of inci- dents against Afrtcan Americans that were-violent confJ"ontations. • African Americans make up only 2 % of the county population, Ryna said. Some of the reported con- frontations illustrated the divided feelings that festered following the jwy's verdict, which acquitted Si.mp5on of Jhe double murders, Ryna said. Some African Ameri- cans reported they were accused of wanting separate rights. he added. A hate crime or hate incident is defined as a crime motivated because of the victim's race, ethr nicity, religion, sexual orientation gender or disability status, according to the county commis- sion, which compiles statistics of hate crimes and incidents from law enforcement agencies, com- munity C:Od human relations l. organuations. · Hate crune statistics often mir- ror events natiQnwide, Ryna said For example, crimes against gay people were on the rise when the issue of gays in the military was a hot topic in the political arena1 and Arabs were targeted during the Gulf War, he said ~--....tll After Afncan Amen.cans, the • multiple race category was the second largest group targeted in the county report, with 38 inci- dents; followed by 36 incidents against Jews: 19 against Asians; 17 agaihst Latinos; and 12 against lesbians and gays. Vandalism was the most popu- lar method" of hate crime, fol- lowed by verbal assaults, physical assaults and bate literatW'~. according to the .report. White supremacists are report- edly suspected of connnitting 82 of the ino dents, and skinheads suspected m 20., according to the report. ' . "When you are a victim of a crime, normally you think, 'What can I do differently to protect myself?'• Ryna said. •But wjth hate crimes, there i$ abSolutely nothing that you di,d. Mainly the reason for the a ttack is because or who~ou"11'.re' , .... , •That's a painful experience and there's nothing you can do about it.· ~ NIVIR BIFDRI .. A~DITIONAL CASH DISCOUNT CAaPIT ONLY! AT ·.TUii· 'Of RCHASI EARLY. BIRD SPECIALS REMNANT.• ROLL ENDS· PART ROLLS PARTIAL LISTING. COMM•RCIAI. ·cARP•I' A better quality c.ommercial with a dense $ 4 99 tight loop constr'uction in tone on tone shades SQ .of gray: Also ~lue/ grey and brown tones. . 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' Titcomb says be has seen many unusual things pass through the harbor, but never a headed back toward the ocean, •P.8ctators and news cameras 1 • had gathered at various points along the route to catch a glimpse of ,the unusual visitor. • wbalQ. He followed U in a ~ boat, trying to remain at least 200-300 feet from the creature. "I've never b4!en that dose before; it was pretty cool,. nt- comb said. M At one point, he sur- faced dbout four feet from my boat:" By the time 'the wbale was MERGER CONTINUED FROM 1 "Mariners has a Saturday night service and we don't, we have a bookstore and they don't,• Woz- niak .said. "So there are some interesting dynamics.• · Over the pdst six week:t, administrators from both church· es presented th<' concept to both congregations. Each church held a.town.hall meelrng and a day of prayer last week The separate elder boards met Wednesday to make the final qccision. Several Wit.tcbed at. tl:\e Balboa Peny Landing where the whale, apparently confused, turned in circles before heading seaward agam, - The Harbor Patrol followed to keep boats from getttnv too close, Hiller said. •A whale is going to make up his own mind where to go,• Hiller said ... This one didn't have any problem leaving. The whale generally stuck to Both Wozniak and Artz said their respective eld~ards were in full agreem~nt. Otlmr- wise, the merger would not have been allowed to proceed, they said. Congregation members said they appreciated being involved in the decision process. Parish- ioners said they were a1!owed to freely ask questions and raise concerns during the town ball meetings. ·1 t,hink there's still concern regarding both church'.es' beliefs and how they worship God," said Megan Gordon, a Mariners member. "This is a situation • Smoke Odors Solved the lballow water, f.ollowtng the shoreline, Hiller said. Becauae of the recent stoims, however, Har-' bor Patrol officers often couldn't spot the whal4nnltil 1t surfaced ·to breathe. Several times, offi- cers thought they were follow- ln:g the whale, only to see the creature surface behind their boats. By about 10i30 a.m ., the whale. bad left the harbor ... fol- lowed by an entourage: "By the time he hit the entrance to the harbor, a bunch of whale boats were following him," Hiller said .. "I guess they got in a little extra sight-seeing." where Mariners gets behind its pastor in making the decision. We'll see in time how it works out." Based On what was said at the town ball meetings, Debbie Ullom, who runs a Sunday min- istry at Mariners, said she expect- ~d the joining to take place. "I'm excited ·to ·see what's going to happen," Ullom said. "The:elders really took the tinu; to find out what our concerns. were and ,my concerns were ade- quately addressed. • "We're all believers. It's not like we're _going to go ill and stomp on them." 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' Newport-Mesa attorney Jeffrey Smith said after Delaney's complaint was argued dwing a lengthy district adl1lin15trative hearing Al)d Superintend~t Mac Bernd denie<l the claims, Delaney should have oppealedllel: decision ta th& Board of Education. Attorney Craig Lindberg, however, said such an action would have. been futile since the board bad rejected Delaney's claims before tl\,e admih.istrative hearing. . • · Thrasher told the attorneys tp argue their points during the trial and refused-to grant a judgment . without going before a jury, as Lindberg requesUM!. Several sc}\ool administrators attended Thurs· day's court session, including Bob Francy, New- port-Mesa tYnified assistant supeiintendent; Bill Nunan, director of human resources; and Carol Stocker, executive director of business services and auxiliary operations. Francy and Nunan are defendants in the law- suit. Newpoct-. ,._Deily P~ 'Parent aide' rs needed to help famlUes 1be ExcbaDge CJub Odld AbuM Preven- "'lion Center Of, Or.nge ComitJ t9 tD c:ritical need o/. volunteers to wart u ,.real aides. p.-.,--.,wwk..willl..U •a dlk~femUy tor up to one "u. ~ to deftlop • trust- ing relatiomhlp. The pal!Jllt Ute seaChes the client family ~nting and COimiaunication skilla, problem-solving t~. bow to budget 411d how to locate ne8ded community sources. ,. • • The volunteer training program ls sched· . uled March 5 and.6 from §~Oto 9:30 p .m . and March 9 from 9 a,m. to 4 p:m,. Parent aide can- didates are required to attend all three 'cl.uses: Individuals, couples, students . and seniors are encouraged to volunteer. 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Start your anginesl Thia exciting new network 11 especially for automotive, m1rin1 and 1vi1tion 1nthu1i1~. 01ytim11 on Channel u. .. · EYE-OPENER Newport Harbor girls , tee it up for first time -. QUOTE OF THE DAY ., dldn 't go In with ezpet;(atioru • • of beating them like UJ6 did .,. ~ ·-CDM VOUEYBALL COAQI STEVE CONT7 stephanie keefe I Fund-raiser for N~VVJ>Ort, CdMsailin g . teams tonight • Marshals, Betty. Clark, Susie Karjala, Judy Franco in ~e for honors._. T onight the Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high school sailing teams are holding a fund.raising dinner at Uie Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Now in its second year, the dinner honors distinguished alOmru and supporters of the teams over the years. Last year, thefoundetof California high school sailing, Bill Wakeman, was honored for his incredible work and efforts with.the organization and the teams since their inception. This year's honorees include franl( anOChris Marsball, Betty • Clark, Susie Karjala and Judy ranGO,-who...have all been · important boosters of tne "teams. Besides the Elinner, there will be a silent auction and a raffle to help raise funds. All monies raised will go . toward travel costs for the upcoming high school national championsh:lps. This year, the High $chool Dinghy Nationclls for the Mallory Thophy will be held at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., and the High School Team Racing Nationals for the Baker Thophy will be held in San Francisco. Currently, Newport Harbor High School is ranked second in the Pacific Coast Interscholastic Sailing Association (PCISA) and Corona del Mar is ranked fifth. The top four teams will travel to the Mallory and the top three ~pet~ Baker, Last year, Newport Harbor b.8.d a phenomenal season, . .....winning_the..Mallory and placing - second in the Baker. U you would like to make a donation to the teams to help them defray the costs of these regattas, please contact nm Hogan at 557-5511. Checks can be made out to CISA. 0 Twenty-three college teams took full advantage of this weekend's storm, as they competed in the South Series No. 3 art'd 4 in 10-15 knots of breeze. Detµlltely not the norm · for Newport, steady breeze prevailed all weekend for the sailors. giving them two great regattas with lots of races. On Saturday, South Series No. 2 racing began up by Lido . lsle YC, but as the Wind began to shift, racing was taken to the Turning Basin, where longer courses were sailed. Newport residents and UC 1'.rvine sailors Andy Beeckman and Carrine Palm in A division and Peter Wells, with crew Melissa Cutter of Irvine, in B division. ~asily won the day, 41 points ahead of Stanford. On Sunday, after an early morning delay due to the.lack of wind, South Serles No. 4 saw fo\ir races in a steady 10-15 knots. • Once again, UC Irvine won • the regatta with the same teamf 18 points ahe.iji of USC. Other lOdft' sailors included Danielle Hill 4nd Fiona McLean, who sailed on the UC Irvine N team and finished fifth in both ' regatta, and Cortney Polovina, who sails for UC Berkeley and ftnish9d third ln A division. CJ Newport wtU b4 att. Of tbe ' ineUgw'al Alumni 1lNm Radrig Regatta. Seven teeJU wm compete out ol Udo JM Yec:bt • Club Sundaf to tee\Vbo bM Uie ,.... ..... oov.~:i:i-Hgb. .... =· -" 119ClllRlll PNP..._, \. SEE BOW TriaIS berth for AscericioS· I I I I I\ t > \ I I I t > I I I I < , \ \ t I ..., • Alex Ascencios has wrapped ·up one of the \ coveted spots for the Olympic Games Trials in Savannah May 4-12. By Stephanie Keefe, Daily Pilot A lex Ascencios has just moved one step closer to Olympic Gold. At the first Laser Class Olympic qualifier, Ascencios finished 15th, earning him a spot at the 1iials in May. ,,. -... I f ' Because the Laser will be a new class in the Olympics beginning this year and because of the sheer number of competi- tors who have been participating in Laser regattas around the country, the Olympic Conunittee has selected three different regattas from which 50 sailors will be . pooled to compete in the Thais. This first regatta, the Laser Midwinters East Coast Championships, was held in Stuart, Florida Feb. 22-25. Two hundred sailors competed for a chaJ'l(:e at the 15 qµalifying spots in conditions that' were less than perfect. The Deet was broken up, leaving the top 100 sailors to race against each Qther in "'2-6 knots of shifty and spotty breeze, which made it ha,rd for the competitors to plan their strategies. "You wanted to go for it, but at the same time, you want.ed to be conserva- tive," said Ascencios. The next chance for sailors to qualify will be at the Laser Midwinters West Coast Championships, which will be held at Alamitos Bay YC in Long Beach, March 14-17. The final "last chance" qualifying regat- ta will take place in St. Petersburg, Fla. April 4~7, where the top 20 will quality. The 1\ials themselves will be held May 4-12·at the Savannah Sailing Center in Georgia. Only the winner goes onto the Olympic Games. ~raass SAVANNAH July 19-Avg. 4 A continuing series on our athletes' quest for Gold 111 (di s <. 11 <> O I. B <> Y S \' O I. I.LY H . \ I. I ~~~~ll-~~~:l~~~~~·~ Corona. del Mar Sails tlmougi,.. · COstaMesa -. -9 Sea Kings open the 1996 campai~ with a 15-0, 15-0, 15-4 nonleague conquest belillid the play of Brian Coleman, Derek Newcomer. .,,. By Richard Dunn~ Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-It was David versus Goliath. Goliath won. There was no miracle for h(>,st Costa Mesa High's boys vol- eyball teQ.Dl.. 'I'burs~ not ..again.st..Qrange..County pqwes:- house Corona del Mar.. • '{he Sea Kin~ p_ul on~ clinic in a nonleague sea.son open- er, sweeping the Mustangr,15-0, 15-0, 15-4. "I didn't go in with expectations of "beating them like we did," said Steve Conti, CdM's first-year bead coach. w~ squad was led by 6-foot-4 senior outside hitter Brian Coleman (12 J9lls and 12 digs) and setter Derek Newcomer (28 assists and five digs). · . •0ur exP8dations," Conti added, •were to work bard and make adjustments. We passed well and served wen, and in high school volleyball, that's the name of the game.~ CdM, wnsidered one of the best~ in or~ County in &ha ~. was alio paced bf middle bloc:at John Coon fW*9t!t kOJs, lour digs and four aces), outside bbl8r' B1ait • Hoppe (eight digs, six kills and two aces) a!l<1 oUtiide bitter Tun Andrews (four kills and three digs). "Last year, the attack wasn't so balanced. and teams mew . we were going to Coleman and Hoppe, so (oppone11ttt kefed Oil them, .. Conti said. "We're very leaill oiiented. arid there's no one guy who's going to C4JYY the team. We do have some exceptional players, but in the Sea View ~. ~u can't look to one guy." Junior Bdan .Leahy le4 Costa Mesa with seven digs, six .,...~·--+wl1oc:lts_.,....,.ar--i1d-fouricills; whiie-&-&-se.m Hytton hed IWe-bloellli, four digs and three JdUs. Tom Llghtwet added eight digs for • DON ~CH I ~y Pl.OT Mesa, while Josh Summers had six. _ -"The reason 1t was a triism'atch--is because they're all seniors.and they've been playingtogether, and we're basical- ly last year's frosb~soph team," Mesa Coach. Jon Carlew said. "FOi many ol our players, this was their first vanity game, and the tint time these guys have played together. This game told me what we need to wort an -defense 1s 1h~ matn thing. Our players are just now und~ding th&. ~e °! volleyball and where they need to go, m teIJns of post~. CorOna del Mai, which plays in the Redondo Tournament on Saturday, before traveling lo 'Irabuco HiDs for a nohleague match Qll Tuesday, played strong defame against~Mesa, an area which Conti yearns to stress above everytbit1g else. • tee it up, but Tritons take landmark golf victory • San Clemente an easy .w!Jmer m· what is ~J.1eved to be state's first-eover girls only match on prep level. COSTA MESA -Following a spirited day. in which Newport Harbor High's guts gott-te-arn played is what .is believed to be the first girls-only match in ·s~ate history, visiting San Cle~ntt!, ~th only five players, defeate<l the Sailors, 211-254, in a non- league, nine-hole match from the· Mesa Linda O:>urse red tees ar Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club Thursday. Newport Harbor, which has 11 girls on its varsity, mostly fre5h- men and sophomores. was led by sophomore Vanessa Shap~o. who shot a 56 and tied for third on the par-35 course. Each team plays six golfers, with the high score being Jossed away m the end. A more expeJ1- enced San Clemente Triton team w~ paced by Heather Anderson, Who earned meaamt honors with a 43. "She should be playing on the boys team," Sailors Coach Fletcher Olson said. Freshmen Katie Dunne (62), Jessica Jacobi (68), Regan Stover ~ and 1<"ate t:nn:qu~z-t scored for Newport . Harbor, which-celebrated-its-first girls team with its players unveiling golf uniforms on campus dwing lunch and gathering for a te8rtf dinner Wednesday night. "They seemed Cl' little nervous at the first tee, when everyone was watching, but after they got off the first tee. they relaxed a lit- '\le bit,· Olson said of her squad. Des*~ was one ~I rlng~ Ill C6f's volleyball sweep. ·p~ woUld be the second thing 'We need to work on. then our middle," Conti s~d. "Our play-.. are~ mowl~ edgeable about who to set to.• ·we had our whole team there, and the Estancia boys had just teed off, so they were watching, too. Plus we had San Clemente's five guls and the two coaches." The Sailors host Valencia on Tuesday, at the same site. briefly Clayton captures four ev~nts in Sailors' track opener PLACENTIA -TRACK ln the season opener for both teams M .E. Clay- ton led the. girls track and ii~ld team fr<rm Newport Harbor High, winning four • events, and Kumasean Lee won two events for the beys Thursday in a non- scoring meet with El Dorado. Clayton won the 100· and 300- meter low hurdles in 17. 2 and 5-4.6, respectively. She also took top honon in the triple jump (34- 4) and the long jump (15-8). Jamie Sw.a.rberg, a long-dis· ta.nee sped.alist, won the t,600- and 3,200-meter runs in 5:36.8 and 12:18.0, ~vety, while Laura Wil$on \QOk firsts in the sh ot put (38-9) Wnd discus throw (121·6), both penonal bests. Lee, a tophomore, took both of the sprint events,· ~ the 100-mieW dab (0..5) ad the 200 (i4.5). Du Owwtaa wan the 3,200· IMW nm la 10!37.9 wldJe ftnlah· _, __ d tla .._UGO f':Sl.~. tMdi ....... 900 ..... ..... ................ .,, wllle fk'tn • .,.., .... ~ ...._IP Ill (lU) ..S Ille. ..... ,. .... ,,.,. 1 56.9; 400 relay • 1. NH (Siebert. l>uro, def. Straedman, 6-0, def. Caston. 6-0; Rubey·Kelly, 6-1, ~t~Marks. ~ 1, Kent. Zaby), 54.2; 1,600 re~y • 1. NH Dent (CdM), won ~3. ~1. 6-0; cappello Ng~ulent. ~3; Oyler-Evarts (NH), (Melun. Eadie, Puro, McMille(l) 4:41.2; (CdM) won ~3. 6-0, 6-0. lost 1-6. 2-6, S.7; Singer-Samo.ff, lost 1-6, OT . 1. Wilson (NH) 1:21 .6, 2. M.dueno ~ Shulda.-<:oleman (CdMtdef. 1-6, won ~1. (NH) 1:05.7, 3. ICnellnt (E) 1:08.3; SP -1. Purcell·$aybod. ~2. def. Cohen·Mclent Wilson (NH) 38.9, 2. Madueno (NH) 31 .7, don, ~o. def. Quazi·Pink. ~1; °'°J>'•- 3. Parker (E) 31.0; U -1. Cl1yton (NH) Weinstein (CdM) lost ).6, won ~2. '6-0; 15.8, 2. Smith (E) 15.1, 3. Zlby (NH) 14-1 Jahanglri-Miller (CdM), lost 4-6, 6-0, 7-6. 1/2; TJ • 1. Oayton (NH)~ 2. Smith (E) 11-i.1. sourgeo11(NH)2s-a; HJ . 1. sour-rr, • tie b--•,er ~is (NH) 4-10, 2. Smith (E) 4-8, 3. Lynn .ars WJD -·~ <E> 4.6. N E W P O R T T.INNIS BEACH -For the second straight day, the Newport Harbor High tennis team was involved in a tight match. .,, · The 5a.ilors beat 1\'abuco Hills in games, 74~, alter th two teams finished iii o 9-9 tie Thurs- day afternoon. • No. t singles player John R1Mk WOP an three o1. h1I ..... two Of them 6-0, and tM No.-1 doubles .... ol Y\llki Kajjma and kc* Simi WOil all du'M Of tlMU Mb to IMd CdM (l·lfOYW ln• INm .... (0-1). • 0 ... Eagles just miss ... BE~g~~G~ TENN~-.s- Estancia High boys ~Mis teai:n battled host Huntington Beach about as evenly as possible Thursday in a resumption of Tues· day's rain-delayed nonleague match. 1 But the host Oilers came away with a 15·1• advantage on games to claim tbe 9--9 deadlock.. · The doubles tan~ ot eemor- Brian RUdolpb ind junior Evan Toooada managed the Only aw.ep for EaWtda (t-1), wbAtb u.o got • Pilt Of llDgwil let~ ries from Mill• IAoliud and BrYan Lin. FRIO~Y, MARCH 1, 1911 . . CdM IOadirig up ·,for '96:· •Tendency is to look down the Ioad, Q.ut Sea King& have plenty, right now. By Richard Dunn, 0a;1y Pilot -CORONA DEL MAR -Most coaches wish they had nm Mang's problem. "With our top three lsingles players), whoever does the best in the previous match will play No. 1 the following m.atch ," said Mang, C.Orona del Mar High's boys tennis coach. Taylor Dent, the most celebrat- ed freshman in Orange Cowity since Newport Harbor's Geoff Abrams anived in 1993, is ranked No. 1 in the nation in the 14s. Junior John Ca_ppello played No. 1 singles for CdM last year, . going 48-12 against some of the best competition in the CIF Southern Section. Then the re's junior Boris Tur- kic, an exchange student from Croatia, where he was one of the top junior players. Orange County and No. 2 in superstars in ~ long time. Jed . CIP Divisiou I jbehind Santa Weinstein was the la.st big guy Barbara) in the presea.sop polls. wbO came through. For wliaf be Defending Sea View League had (in terms of talent), be was champion Woodbridge (22-2 inqedible. He was undefeated -last yea.r) is expected to give the 4n individual matches, and he Sea Kings their toughest c:hal-beat Abrams (in a single set).• lenge for a league title.. . •we do have the toughest "I love (being on top at the schedule in' C1P every year,• beginning).• said Mang, who Mang said. •vou see OW' record believes his · squad, which (with losses), and some records reached the Division I quarterfi-ue better, but they haven't nals. last year, can win it all ttWt-played all.the good teams.• season. · _ ~ . J • While Dent, Cappello and "I would ramer put us No. 1, Turkic s,houltt coast in singles, instead of surprising people. It's the Sea Kings are also strong in hard to surprise people when doubles, led bysenior Raj Shuk- you have kids who play in tour-la, jQ.ni.or .Greg Coleman, senlor naments. It's a matter of finding Josh Weinstein and junior Reza the right doubles , combina-Jahangiril all retwning players tions.,. from last year, when CdM fin. Woodbridge, ranked No. 2 in isbed 8-2 in league, ldsing only the county and No. 3 in CIF to Woodbridge. . Division I, will host Corona del Highly touted freshman Mar in the league lid-lifter Sameer Chopra is expected to March 21 . play No. 2 doubles with Wein- The Sea Kings will play Bl:\ck stein, who was 39-24 last year Bay rival Newport Harbor \-with Coleman. . "We have the-$~ mqst sol~ id-guys lo CIF in sfngles." Mang said. "Woodbridge is erobably with Abrams, now a senior, who Shukla, a first-team all- is expected to play selected league player last season with a matches this season. including 45-18 record in doubles, should .tl\e· tw~-,_-ageinsl,'9-Gd.M>......-ron. te~ ,w.1.th Gol~ at,,...No,:;.~1 ..., March 2i:s at Corona deJ.M.v ; "doubles: · • ' second." - The Sea Kings, 15-6 overall last year, are ranked No. 1 in , "This is probably one of the . Jahangirl or sophom.ore Drew better teams Corona del Mar Fuller will probably play No. 3 has Md in a few years," Mang doubles with senior Kai Miller, a said. "We haven't bad any transfe~ fr9m University. Mustan~ faCed . with tougk slate •New coach Hillery Royer finds underdog role comes with the job. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The hand- wntiiig on mew an lilft (IOlte clear, but Costa Mesa High boys tennis coach Hillery Royer should have it figW"ed out pret- ty quickly. -WinMss ln P-ac1ftc COast League action last year -the Mustangs aren't expected to perform much better in 1996 in terms of ·wms and losses - Mesa ret\lm.$ its best player, senior Jacob Jonef, while a handful of underclassmen will battle it out for playing time. Royer, a 34-yea:r-olq calligra·. . pher who once played on a ' boys tennis team in high school, understands the concept of being an underdog. •1 realize Costa Mesa's ten- nis team has been , a little weak," said Royer, a NeWp<>rt Beach Tennis Club member who learned of the school's coaching vacancy through a cook at the club. "I accepted the job" because JLdoesn't interle.ce. wi~ workouts, and secondly, they .nee<La little moxe.interest in the program at Costa Mesa. They need somebody who's passion- ate," added Royer, a competi• tive player -on the women's International Challengers Series, who also analyzes the handwriting of fellow players on the drcuit. Seniors Eugene Wase, Lane Merrifield and John Lokeijak, juniors Kirt Fork (Mesa's returning No. 2 singles player) and .Linh Vu, sophomores ~arthik Venka-tesb, Peter Nguyen and ·Ricki Flores, and. freshmen Todd Gard, Jonathan Nguyen, David 1Tan, Brian Schwartz and Justin Blakely are,vying for berths. "I was just tbro~ into this, and told, 'Hey, make a team.'" said Royer, who started only last week. Actually, Royer has a plan. "Sometimes you don't ~ow if you have a gao<l teo.m «not, so what they're being mottvat· ed with is a points systein," she said. "It's hard to keep players motivated if you're loling all the time, 110 we'll give points to each player, based on the amount of stress given to their opponent -how much you can ~ate yo\U' opponent -for stress-induced points. •At the end o{ the season, whoever has the l110ll points gets a nice reward. because I know what they're w()fld.ng against, having bi8D brouQbt up playing agalmt use, tJCl.A and Stanfold, and loGl)g a lot of matches by only four or ftve points. We Would worry the hell out ol them. but that'• worth 10JDeth1Dg, became after a wb1Je they dtdn't take UI for iP"_anted, ·so that'• th• nnt uung our pa.yen Will learn." ~r. who ."pJay.ct coue- gie.telf' et C«1 State ~ bOpet. to -• rMd of -pl&y. tr111Y Man:b e, ~ u. Mm- tallgl OP.Ill tlMdr' ..... ~ Niwport Harbor. . , CdM Completes the clubbing of Tustin TUSTIN -The GO Corona del Mar High LF golf team won the second half of its double match with Tustin Thursday lo pick up its first win of the season, 21L2CL Corona del Mar's Craig Brooks . was the Medalist. shooting a 39 over th~ par-36 Tustin Rfnch course. Other Sea King scorers included: Chad Towersly, 42; Ste.ve.. 'Brooks 43; Jeff Bemis, 43; Max Wal- lach, 45; and Jimnly Keane, 46. Chiang ~att, with a 40, was the low-scorer for Tustin. -Sailors fall to Tritons NEWPORT BEACH -ne Newport Harbor GOLF Hig)i! boys golf team ' . outsbot visiting San Clemente in the second nine holes of an 18-hole match, but coulctn't overcome the nito~· early nine-hole.lead to f8n. «1-451, Thursday at Big Canyon Country Club. · Justin Sbapµ-o (84), Chris Hen- trotin (87), Brian Bauer (89) and Omar Hussein (91) paced the Tars, who played the first hall of the match at San Clemente's Pacific Club. . Newport fell to 0-1. .. G0LF --Eagles win by six HACIENDA HEIGHTS Senior Pete Krutzik led a group of five Estancia High golfers in the top seven to help the Eagles eanl a 204-210 lead over host Los Altos in the first nine hOles of a nonleague match~ Thursday at Hacienda Country Oub. Krutzik carded a 38, while teammates Ross Necessary (40), Jett Perry (40), Mike Perry (41) and Alex Lassen (45) also scored for the Eagles, who have nine- hole leads in all three of their matches thus far. " . - BRI EFS I I . Tars drop match, 12-7 FOUN--'ft TA.IN VAL-oADMINTON · LEY -Newport Harbor High bad- minton players Dom Macaluso and Jeremy Ellis each contributed to a pair of victories Thursday. but host Fountain Valley came away with the 12-7 nonleague win. Macaluso won in boys singles ..and also teamed with Christine Vu to win in mixed doubles1 while Ellis earned a pail of doubles triumphs with boys-partner Jake Opp and mixed partner Maxine Babazadeb for his wins. Cathy Do (girls singles) -and Jbsh Yoches and Aaron Stone (boys doubles) also posted wins for Newport, ~ow 0-2. OCC men win, 6-2 COSTA ~SA TENNIS. -Roberto Intriago and Steve Johnson won in singles antl combined for a doubles tri- umph to lead the Orange Coast College men's tennis team to a 6-2 Orange Empire Conference victory over visiting Riverside Thursday. ------------· : MABiNA-1-11rroto I I I 1 1835 Newport Blud. • CosUJ Mesa 1 I ~A.Slilllllt .... iitCoaMm~ I I 642-8205 ,. I I MON-FRI 1().7. SAT 1().6 I The Pirates improved to 5-2, 3-1 in conference . Onlnge Coast 6, RfwnJcle 2 Slnales: Intriago (OCO def. Ferreira, 6-2. 4-6", 7-5; Johnson (OCO def. Potts. _6:0, 6-3~ D...ftadeL{QCQ def. Cl)iek,._ 6-.3. 6-3; Haas (R) def. R. Rader,«. 7~. 0-4; Oark COCO def. WlllialJlS, 6-1, 6-3; Mcclurg (OCQ def. Burney, 1~. 6-0, 6- 1; Davis (OCQ def. Brown, 0-4, 6-1. Doubles: Intriago-Johnson (OCQ def. Ferreira-Williams. 6-\ 0-4; Potts-Haas (lUleading Rader-Raaer. 0-4, 4-3, retired due to dar1(ness; Gonzalez. Bartlett (R) def. Syga-McClurg, 6-2. 0-4. OCC women win, 6-3 ----RIVERSIDE -The Orange coast TB N NI S' College women's tennis team won its second match in a· row Thursday, defeating River ... side, 6..3, in an Orange Empire Conference clash. occ '· RJvenide J Slnglea: Edes (OCO def. Kurth, 1~. 6-2, 6-2; Orlssi (OCQ def. Turner; 7~. 0-4; Graywood (R) def. Streetman. 6-2. 6-1; Oh (OCQ def. Rogers 0-4, 6-3; Thieu (OCQ def. Stakoe, 6-3, 6-4; 'Stone (0CQ def. Legast:I, 0-4, 0-4. Doubles: Edes-Orissl (OCQ def. Kurth-Graywood, 0-4, 6-2; Tumer- Stokoe, (R) def. Oh-Stone, 0-4, 6-1; .- Rogers-leagsti (R) def. Thleu-Streelman, 6-3, 3~. 6-3. . Beautify Your Yard! · . I '61>We In thLs ~ Our quality, are unmatch.ed. TogetMr-&De "'Ill ,. care of all I/OUT ~and ~~. \ .. FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 1996 PUIUC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTlCll PUILlC llOTICll PUIUC llOTIC!I PUIUC NOTtCU • PUBLIC NOTICll PUl~I~ NOTICU PU8LJC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU Hall. 3$00 .....,.c= eou1~ time tOf ~ cec: .. f)& of b1<Ja PU~ MOTICI Otntr11 Pattnttahlp II• MAtU-GO-ENT PARTNER• l)or•tlon. 111 Miln•~ PUIUC MOTtc! Cal1fomla corporallon, 44110 P.UIUC NOTtC! f:'~N~~ T=~ ~~~.:= :~"J~:,..::=: &HIP-1 MHoc:hu .. ttt ~ :::r·JY'itw .. t· cn•tH4ZH ~:!'~:.'~v~Ne-#-NOTICE OF (114) a..+ms. .. tot. rtlponaibllhy °' the ON11Maaa INC .•• MuaacN4ftt• COf• Otntral Pattnerahlp, '" !Mnl ()fflcw JllCUdow llualMU Thi• bu1ln•H ·I• con-PUILIC HRAIUNO --.. -.. ~IOl.~~UTION~~~-1 The City C*IC '"*" CIUH bldd• IO'" thae "''bid I• .=':' .. OJ... P-Otatlon. lta M.anaglno ~~~~I= TNa 1iai.m.n1 w• ~ ..... Stat•-.nt ducted by: • ~., part• N~ la hefeOy gl\1911 MO .... ,. ll\11 reeolutlon of Intention rec.JVed In pr~ tllM. -.-General Pvtttet, By: Tho-INC 1 Mante~ tot· with the ~ ~ ol The ~ pettana 111 net.pip that lhe Ciey Council ol tn. • Rl80WTIOM lo ~ Pllblithtd onc4 In I A •et Of Bid Doeum.nl• Pl'OJIRTY AT me.a w. "4q;u. tta: lnvat• .,oration It• Managing ~ Co\lflly on t•14-IO doll'ICI ~ u: TM (oTIW feglltl'ant coml\W\Ctd City ol Newpoll BMCh will OP THI CfTY MWtJ>fll* o1 genefal elf· may be obtained at the o'-IHUYAT& IAUf 111"11 Officer O II ftll1nlf By: Tho-1"9307$358 foothll!t C/O Lyori Man-ltanaact bUlllllfts uncltt hOfd .a puC>llc: heanng on •\ COUMCIL OP TH& c:uta11Cn In the City at leut flee ot the CJIY Encll/lfff1 CH• No. AH84t8 •Thie atatMnent waa filed m:-'w. MNU. '1ts· invest· Ollly PllOI M~ 1, 8, US, -a•ment' Group Inc., 4490 lhl 11c:111at1ou~ ..... n1m1 or P'OP<>ffd ORDINANCE NO. Cm 0 , N---.Vlll 'Cl•YI ~o,. lhe put>-77 Fair Ot1v1, Cotta.MM&; In tM lupe1iof Court 01 wl\h \ht Co\11\ly Cleek of ment officer • 22. 1990. f\Jo4 V"on Karman Avenue, New· narMS •l•d .....,ve on '1• 98-9, amending Tl1i. 1s °' ••r'vn • ll<t hoaring. C•llfornta. ul)On nontltund· lht Stall of Cllitotnl•, IOI Orano-County'"' 2·t4-90 This •l•t•m•nt wu llltd port Otacn CA 1126&0 89 lhe NewPofl S..ctl MunlcJ.. • •POH DllCLAftlNQ Thi• resolution •hall tak• •bit pev~nt of •1s.oo. AA he County r' OJ•ng•. In 1H838733H With lh• CO'Uf'lty Citfk of PUBUC NOTIC! LIM No .• 28 (Foothill By;~ No. 7 (SKYUNE plll C:Odt relaUng \0 It\• UM • ~ ITS1WTBMTION TO effect lmmedlal .. y upon addhlOMI el\af9t o1 SS.00 lhe Matttr o lht Eat.Ste ot Oalty Pllol Meicl\ 1, 8, 1!5, Oiange Counly on 2•14•9& Ranch), a Calif. llm1tfd Hl;;;:t;AKLANO), a Call-Of J>ld>llC: tfd_oyvAlkt (OC CM.It· --~ "11.Hft Tttl ~-JltAL adoption. Paned and wlll be mad• ll·handltd bv John R•Ylnond Giiium, al<a 22 lfl9e. Ji.a • tn.3on:sse-cnata~ ~r•hfp 4490 Von Kit· 1oml t1m11w 1)Wtn'OrJt\IS>. door dining. aM.90*~9tff9• by U... Citv ~mall. .Bid ~-and Jotvt A. Olltum, aka-John ' flcUtlou• llu91neH man Avenue. Newport •1 man:iging gen41(&1 part· The ptopoMd 1oCt1on has • mPROY9MIHT cil SJf lht City OJ Nwpor1 otl'I« conttac:t documents Gillum, decelHd, .PUBLIC NOTICE Cally PUOl I.Wah 1• e. 16• .. ..,. •tat•!Mm Beach, CA fl26GO, LIM No. Mr, B'fi.JJM 'No , (SAN ~n dt1efl111ntd.IO be Cal· • Dl.T•u-T FO• TKa 8"ch at a regular m..Ung may also be llWl\lnld at Notlc• la hef~by on 22. 1996. • t197 The lollow\ng ptJSOM art 1 (San Juan c.pisttano) JUANC f ISTRANO), INC • •ooncal~ exe.mpl under \ ~"' " llld U...reon ntld on \he the Office of the City Clerk lhal \he uncl will cn.1354005 dOlng buslnlll as: Inns-lnc., a Cahf. corp()fation, .I ah ornla corP?ratlon, ~ pt S10ns ol the Call· 1 Pl.CAL~ O' 26th day ot February, tfl96. of the city ot Colla M"•· "'I at Pffvatt SI e, to lhe Flotltloua lualMa• PUBLIC NOTICE bNCk Conclominlumt eJo 4490 Von iwman Avenue yenera1 partner, ~· Frank lo11l1a "1fonmenlal Oual· APRIL t, Utt• MAYOA JOHN HEDGES Bid Docul"MtllS wlll nol be Ngh .. t and best blddltf, Name Statement Lyon ManeQem.nt Gioup, N-port Beach CA 92660: · Sutytn Ji,, S<. ice Pres· 11y Act, (CEQA) Class 5 • TO MMCH 3t, 1997 ATTEST· malled unlu• the •cf· eublec:t to confirmation of rn. tonowlng person• 111 cna13'40t7 inc. 4490 I/on Karman Av· Foothill Ra/lch 'Apartments ldent, By: UM No. 1 (SAN Manor Altefallons ln Land • AHD FUC!NQ THe LAVONNE M HARKLESS dllional $5.00 chatg1 Is In-said Superior Court, on or doing business u : ALISO FlcUUoua Bualneaa enuf, Newport Beach. CA One, -a Calif. llmlted ~art· JUCA~lf~~rlSTAANO), INC., UH urnna11ons. : TIM~ AJllD PLACll ·. ' eluded with payment. alter the I Ith day of VIEJO/COPLEY ASSOCI· Nam• Stat•m•nt 92660 nershlp, 25200 L6Pa2 8 • ""' • corpora.tion, 111 Notice Is hereby runner 0 , A PUBLIC CITY • CLE~K. ATTACH· Each bid •hall be made March, 11196, at th• office ATES c. c/o Lyon Manage-Th4'.lollowlng ~raont •~• Aliso Viejo/Copley Aasocl· Road, Suitt 210, Laguna ¥en's"u Patll'lef By. F.rank 91ven that sara pubetc. hear· MENT. Exhibit A • Bound-on the Propoaal torm, of: menl Group, Inc., 4490 VOf\ doing buslneu es: st. ates C, a Catlf. genetll Hiiie, CA 92653, Foothill • uryan, Jt., Sr. Vice 111Q wlll be lleld on thb 1 llh HEARINQ ary Map (on file In the City sheett P·1 through p.9 Alano. Oavts, Esq., 14241 Karrnan Avenue. Newport Moritz Condominiums, C/O partnership, ld1nllflcatlbn Ranch OakS, Inc., a Cahfor· PThresldent f day ot Ma1c9', 1996, at Ille WHEREAS. Th• CenU.I Clerk'a office) provldeq In lh• conttaot E. Arestone Blvd., Suitt Beach, CA 92660 Lyon· Management Group, of General Partners of Allso f\la corporallon 2s200 Is statement was iled h<Xlr of 7.00 p.m. In tne Balboa Business ftn9f0v• p ubllshed Newport documents-, and shall be 400, La Mlrtda, CA 90638 l/M No. 32 (Aliso Viejo C), Inc., 4490 Von Kalman Av· Viejo/Copley Anoclates C, La.Paz Road. Suite' 210. La· willl IM County Clerk 01 Council Chambers of tile ~tot Dl•lllc:t ~ H~I>-~· h.C 1 M Dall eccompanledbv a certified all the right, title, and In· a Calif limited partneraNp enue Newpof1 Beach, CA t. lJM No. 32 \Allio Viejo ill.IM Hill• CA 926~ Otange,eounty on 2·l4·96 Newpol'\ Beach City Halt, I shed PU{•uant to 111• p~ ate M 0~ ~ .,e::• Y or casl'llec'a check oc a bid 1erest of Hid deceas~ 11 4490 Von Karman Avenue: 92660 Ct. a California lunltad part• ihis bu'11ness Is con-1990367330~ 3300 Ne.vpo11 Boulevard, artdng and BualMH Im• o we • · bond for no1 l11t than tO% time or death and all right, Newport Beach. CA 92660, Aliso Viejo/Copley A.sloe!. nershlp, 4490 Von Kaunan duc."led by: a general pait· Dally Pilot Match 1. 8. 15. Nev.port Beach. Cahtomia, provement Alea Law ol F173 ol the amount of their bid, title, and Interest the 'state UM No. 1 (San Juan capl•· atea B, a Cahl. g1neral Avenue, Newport Beach, ner5h1p 22, 199e. l tll8 111 wh1cll lime end p11co t9811. Callf0tnl1 S1tee11 and L made payable to the CllV has ecqulred In addition to ttano), Inc., a Calif. corpo-p.nnershlp, 4490 Von Kar· CA 92660, 2. Copl•Y lnves· The regls11ant commenced ant and all persons lnte<· .,lghway• Cod~ Article PUB IC NOTICE of Costa Meaa. No pro> that ol Hid deceased l.n an ration -4490 Von Karman man Avenue. Newport tors Umlted Partnetthlp, a to ttansact business under PUBLIC NOTICE 11slod may 11ppear and D• ~6S~ • .-, (herein fter lh• PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL posal shall be considered to all the certain real prop· Avenue, Newport Beach, Beach, CA. 92660, ldentlfl· C)elawaiil llr1tlled parfner· 1he flctltloua name or • 135427 heard thereon. II you chol· tloet ) at1d requlrH an an. BE HELD BY THE COSTA unless accompanied bV tftY, situated In the Cl1y of CA 92660, Copley lnvH· cation of General Partners ship, 399 Boylston Stteel, names llstqd above on 3. ens 1 tcnge this pro,ect In court. nual rePort to be tiled and MESA PLANNING COM· such cashier a check. Costa Men, County ol Of· tors Umfttd Partnel$hlp, a of Aliso VieioJCoPley As-Boston, MA 02116 12·90 Flctltloua Buslnen you may bl hmlted to rals- approvld by Ill• City Coun-MISSION AT THE CITY cash, or blddtt'• bond. ange, State of Calllomfa, Delaware Nmited partner· aoclales 8, i. l/M No. 31 This buslneu I• con-THE FOOTH tt..l.S. a Call· Name Stat9ment 1ng only those issues Jou C#I an4 • resolutlon of In-HALL. 77 FAIR DRIVE No bid thaJI be consld-partlc:ul81ly described as ship, 399 Boylston SllHt, (Aliso Viejo B). • Caltlornia ducted by: a general part· lornia general partne1sll1p. The tollowino persons rue or someone else raise at leot lo levy asseumenll to COSTA MESA CAUFOR: ered unless It Is made on • follows: Boston, MA 02118, Copley limited partnership, 4490 nershlp By: UM No. 28 (Foothill doing business as: Tlla Vil· tile public hearing de- bit adopted prior to each NIA AT 6:30 p M OR AS blank proposal form f\>r· The west 45 f .. t of the Menagemenc Partnefthlp, a Vori Karman Avenue, Now· Registrant ha• not yet Ranch), a ca111orn1a 1tm1ted \age Apartments, c:.o TM ~c..ued in this no11ce or in tlacal year of • B~slneas SOON AS POSSIBLE nlshed by lht City of Costa nor\h one-hall of Lot 503 ot Oelaw111 limited p1111ner· port Beach, CA 92660. 2. b90un to ltansacl buslMss partnership, Its general Wilham Lyon Property Man· wrnton correspondence de- trnprevemenl Dlsttlct, and THEREAFTER ON MON· Mes. and Is made In ac· Newport Mesa Tra~t. In the ship, 399 Bovtston Slteet, Copfev Investors Umlted under the flctlUCXJ• busl· pas111er, Bv: UM No. 1 (San agement Company, 4490 livered to the Caty a1. or • • WHEREAS. on l'ebruary DAY MAACH 11 1996,~ rdanc:e with lhe provl· Costa Mesa Countv Waler Boston, MA 0~116 • Partnership, a Delaware ness name or names Uated Juan Capistrano). tnc .. a Von Karman Avenue. Ne,... praqr to. the public hearing 27. 1995 the City Council GAB'olte JHE"' FOLLOW· slons, of th• Propoeal re-District, Costa Mesa Sanl· Copley Advisors, Inc., a limited partnership, 399 herein. -California corporation, its port Boach, CA 92660 For lnfo1mat.on call (714)-• approYed the eslabllah· ING APl1L.ICATIONS qulrements. tary Diatrlct, Cltv ot Costa Massachusetts corporation, Boylston-Street, Boston, ALISO VIEJd/COPLEY AS· genoral partner, ev: F1ank The VIiiage al Redondo 644·3200. · ::. ment ol lh• Central Balboa IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· Each bidder musi have J Mesa, as per map r• 399 Bovtaton Street, Bo•· MA 02116 SOCIATES C, a· California T. Suryan, Jr .. us: Sr. Vice Partners, 449'0 Von Karman Lavonne M. HarklHt, • BuslMH Improvement 01 .. ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· C39 (Roofing Conlrac:tOf) corded In Book 5, Page 1, ton, MA 021 16 This business 11 con· general partnerahtp By: U President, By: Foolhill Avenue. Newport Beach. City Clerk, City ol New• trict which commenced LENGED IN COURT THE and also b• prequalifled as ol Miscellaneous Maps, This bualness Is con· dueled by: a general part· M NO. 32 (ALISO VIEJO Ranch Apartments One, a CA 92660. ldenuf1ca11on ol ilOrt Beach April 1, 1995; and CHAU.ENGE MAY BE UM· reqlllred by law. records ol Orange County, ducted by: 1 general part• nership C), a California Umittd Call!Ofnla hm1ted p1111nef· General Partners of Tile Vtl· pu b 11511 e d New P 0 r 1 WHEREAS. the Act r .. ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS A Con111ctor using a c:rall California. Mrshlp Registrant has not yet Partnership, By: LIM No. 1 shlp. i\S general par\ner, tage . at Redondo Partners qulrH the City Councll to SUES SOMEONE RAISES or clanlflcatiOl'I not ~wn More commonly known Tha regletrant commenced begun to transact business (SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO), By: Foothill Ranch Ca.ks, 1. Pe1er C. Kremer. as Beacll·Cosla Mesa Daily declare the lnt_,,tlon to levy AT THE PUBUC HEARING on th• General Preva1llng as: 1638 Pomona Avenue, to transac1 business under und11 Ille ficlllloue busl· INC., a Califomla CotPof• Inc., a Cahforn10 corpora· Trustee ot tne Peter C. Kt&-Pilot March 1, t996 and collect auesaments DESCRIBED IN THIS NO. Wage DlllermlnaUons, may Costa Mesa, California the fictitious name or ness name or names listed lion, Ill Manaofng General <Jon. Its general partner, mer and Bonnie S. Kremer F175 +11hln. U\e Business Im· TICE OR IN WRITTEN be required to pay the Term• of sale are cash In names uated above on 8·9-herein. Partner, Bv: Frank T. Su-By: Chris A. Downey, I · 1979 Trust. cto The Kremer PUBl:ff: Mme~ ----- provemenl District '°' the .COR~"~~CQlNl)ilo!Cc wage rate of tl\at.. er _'¥-!awful 1"Q91>e)hQI. the Unlled 89 -~ AUSO. Vle,JOLCOPLEY AS· ryan, Jf,i Sr. Vice Presl-Chief Financial Ott!ce1 • ompany, ~ NQW'p'ort t-----------41~ Y•.-..•tt.t*·~n 'the UIJER~le·~"'p lftea~&d.f~· ~ates Olf con~1l~'of Al~ \>JEJO/COPLEY AS· SOCTATES B, a Callfor11la dent, By: COPLEY INVES-Tt\fs slatemonl was flied Canter Drive, Suite 300. THE COSTA MESA ZON· "niSolUl!on: inti' • -NINO COMMLSSION AT rela1ed to It as shown In sale. Bids or otfers to be In SOCIATES C, a Californla general partnership By: U TORS LIMITED PARTNER· with tho County Clerk ol Newpo11 Beach, Ca..92669, ING ADMINISTRATOR 'NOW, THEREFORE, the OA PRIOR TO THE PUB'. lhe G.eneral DeltrmlnaUona writing and will be received general pal1ntr$hlp, By: lJ M Nit. 3t ~ALISO VIEJO B), SHIP, a Oelaw&1e Umlled Oiange County on 2·14·96 L/M No. 18 (R~dondo WILL RENDER A OE'CI· City Council of the City of UC HEARING · effective ti the lime of the at the aforesaid office at M NO. 32 (AUSO·VIEJO a CaJiforo1a Umlled Part· Partnership, Bv: COPLEY ti903873304 Beach Apts.), a Catilorn1a SION ON TUESDAY. Newport Beach resolvn as 1 THE COSTA MESA call for bids. '-• any llme attor the first putr C), 1 Calllornla Umiled nersh1p, By: UM NO. 1 MANAGEMENT Pp.RTNER· Oailv PUot March 1 8 l5 limited l)artnersh1p, 4490 MARCH 12, 1996 OR AS foU0¥1s: PLANNING COMMISSION The Contracior anaJI com-lfcatlon hereof and before Partner1hlp, By: UM NO. 1 (SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO), SHIP. a MHllChusetts 22 ' 'r202 I/on Kalman Avenue. New· SOON AS POSSIBLE 'S.Ctlon 1: Thal the City WIL HO D A p BLIC ply with the provillons ol dale of sale. (SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO), INC. a Cahfornfa Corpora· General Partnership, Its '1996· port Beach, CA 92660 THEREAFTER. ON THE Cou~ll hereby decl01n Its HE.}RINGL REGAR~ING Section 1no to f780, In-Dated: February 21, INC. a California Corpo-uon lls Managing General Managing Genttal Partner, PUBLIC NOTICf This business Is con· fOU.OWING ITEM. ln11ntion to renew the Busl· THE HISTORICAL RE· elusive. o4 IM callfornla 1891 ro11on 1\1 Managing General Pa11ner, Bv: Frank T. Su-By: COPLEY ADVISORS, duC1ed by: I gen8fa1 part· 1,' ZONING ACTION zj.. neat Improvement District SOURCES INVENTORY Labor Code; ttlo prevailing Attorn•v at Law· Alan Partnetj By: Frank T. Su· ryan, Jr., llS: Sr. Vice PrHI· INC .. a·Musachusetts cor· cn.1354282 nersll1p ~·09 FOR RANOV RATH· lor fls~at yeat 1996-1997 FOR THE CITY OF COSTA rate and scale ofwaget es· D I E JU ITH ryah, r •• Sr. Vici Presl· dent. By: COPLEY INVES· poratfon, Its Managing Flctltloua BuslneH The registrant commenced EAT, AUTHORIZED AGENT pursu~t to Ille Act. -MESA. THE EXISTING UST tabllshed by the City of :· ~L U'M iqd1 I D dent, Sy: COPLEY INVES.. TORS LIMITED PARTNER· Genetal Partner, Bv: Tho-Name Statement to transact business under FOR THE MAY DEPART· Section 2: That the loca· AS SHOWN IN THE 1990 Cosla Mesa, wl)lch are on • 0 L • A m nlstr• TORS LIMITED PARTNER· SHIP, a Delaware Limited mas W. Ma.ua, lnvestmtnt The following persons are tile llc:lillous name or MENT STORES COMPANY tlon of the Dlsttlct win re-GENER~ Pl.AN WOULD Ille with the City Clerk of tor, t424t E. Fir· SHIP. a Delaware Limited Partnership By: COPLEY Officer doing business as• a) Prov· names listed above on 7. FOA AN AMENDMENT 10 maln Ille aame: gtqerallv BE UPDATED ANO EX the City of Costa Mesa: eatone Blvd., Suite Pattner•hlp, Bv: COPLEY MANAGEMENT PARTNER· Thie statement WU filed nee Apanments .b) Prov 11·86 THE PLANNED SIGNING on the Newport Peninsula PANDED TO CLASSIFY and shall forfeit penaltles 400, &.a Mirada, CA MANAGEMENT PARTNER· SHIP a Massachusetts with in1 County Clerk of :nee Condomini'ums c/~ Bv: Peter C. Kremer and PROGRAM FOR SOUTH between Adams Street and SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL prescribed thertln tor non-90838; Phone: (310) SHIP. • Massachuse11s General Partner shlp, Its Orange County on 2·14·96 Lyon Managemenl Group. BoM1t S. Kremer. 1979 COAST PLAZA TO ALLOW Coron~do SlrHI. and Hl RESOURCES. ENVIRON· compliance of Hid Code. 407•1415 General Partna1shlp, Its Managing General Pal'lner, 19983873359 Inc., 4490 Von Karman Av· Trusl, its general partner. THREE AO o tT ION Al lorthw1lhgreaterspeclllclty MENTAL DETERMINATION· !he City Council of lhe .Published Newport ManaginQ General Partner. By: COPLEY ADVISORS, Oallv P~ol M81Gh 1, 8, 15, enue Newport Beach CA Peter C. Kremer, as SIGNS, ALL TO BE In Ille map attached as Ex· EX PT •· City of Costa Mesa re-• . By: COPLEY ADVISORS, INC., a Massachusetls cor· 22 1996 1193 92600 ' T1us1M, By: LJM No. 18 PLACED ABOl/E ROOF, h1bit A and incorpotated EM · PA serves the right to reject Beach-Costa Mesa Daily INC a Massachusetts COi'· poralfon, Its Managing · · The Foothills a Cal•I en (Rederldo Beach Apts.), • ON A MECHANICAL herel"!. 9~:ie~S~G :,~rl~~ E: anv and/Of all bids. Pilot March 1, 4, 8, 1996. por~lfon, Its Managing Goneral Partner By: iho-PUBLIC NOTICE eral partnorship~Q. ~o~ Calllornla limited oarl· SCREEN. FOR ROBIN· Section 3: Thal tile Clly SKINNER AUTHORIZED MARY ELLIOTT, • Fm170 Genecal Partner, By: Tho· mas W. Mazza, l1s: Invest· t<:arman Avenuo Newport nershlp, Its ~eneral partner, SONS·MAY, LOCATED AT Council proposes 10 levy, AGENT 'FOR TRINITY Deputv Cltv Clerk. Cltv PUBLIC NOTICE mat w. Mazza, tnves1men1 men1 Officer cna1353994 'Beath CA 92660 ldentili· Bv: The Witham .Lyon Com-3333 BRISTOL STREET IN Impose at1d order the col-CHRISTIAN CENT EA OF or Coat a Meu. Ol11cer Th\s statement was filed .FlcUUoua Bualn•H cation' 01 General' Partners pany. o California corpora· A ct ·S ZONE ENVIRON· lectlon of a benefit assess· SANT~ ANA FOR A CON· Pubtlshad Newport cna13.,3997 Thia 1tatement wu flied with the County Clerk of Nam• Statement 01 Tile Foothills. 1. UM No. tlo~, Its genetal ~rtnar, MENTAL OETEAMtNATION• ment upon persona con-OITIONAL USE PERMIT B h.C t M D ily ~ with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 2·14·96 The lonowlng persons ate 28. (Foolholl Ranch), a Call· By. R1chatd s. Robinson. EXEMPT. duC\lng a business In the FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE eac os 1 esa a Flcthlou1 Busln••• Orange County on 2·14·96 19983073302 doing business u : Batce-fornia hmrltd partnership, Sr. Vice President tF THE ABOVE AC· Oi11tlct. Suctl benefit ,._ OFl'tCE COMPLEX IN· Pilot February 23, March 1• Nam• Statement 19983873380 Dally Pdol Marota 1, 8. 15. Iona Condominiums, C/o 44~ Von KQtman Avenue, This slatemenl was :le~ TIO~&) +9'AAE-C+tAL• """'!nts ,ahAn be equal CLUOING TV PRODUC. 1996. The followmg ~sons.~il Oally-Pllol Match 1, 8. ,5, Z2. 1996. f~!f Lyon-Mllml!ff"ment'UTO , Newport Beach, CA 92660. 0'11'1" UWCo-county~~r._~ LENGED IN COURT. THE Jo Jrut~..L 11.S~I annual T 10-H n Cl L ITl E ~ .. doing business as: Ahso 22 1996. 1192 Inc., 4490 VOl'I Karman Av· 2. Foolhill Ranch Apart· range unty on CHALLENGE MAY Bf LIM· business license fee as.,. SCREENING ANO MEET· UBL.IC NOTICE Vlejo/Copl•V A$socia1es A. • PUBLIC NOTICE enue. Newport Beach, CA men1s. One. a Cahtomla 19903873307 ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· labllshed pursuant to ING AREAS INCIDENTAL P ~/o Lyon Management PUBLIC NOTICE 92660 limited partnership 25200 Dally Piiot March 1, s, 15, SUES RAISED IN W..RITTEN • Chagter 5.08 OI the Munlcl· RETAIL AND MEDITATION SUMMONS Group, Inc., 4490 Von Kar· cnst354030 Aliso Viejo/Copley Assocl· La Paz Road, Sulle 210, 22, 1998. '201 CORRESPONDENCE OE· pal ode. . AREAS. WITH REMODEL· (CITACION JUDICIAL) man Aven.ue, Newport cna1354008 Fictitious Sualnesa ates A, a California general Laguna Hiiis, CA 926$3. PUB' 'C 11.1r.ylCe LIVERED lO THE ZONING. SecUon 4. That th• COi· ING OF THE EXTERIOR . Beach, CA 92660 Flctltlou• Busln•H w.m..$ t t p~ershlp, 4490 Von Kai· Tlll~ buslnetS •11 00 !W nv ~ AOMINISTRAT-OA PRIOR ' lecUon o! .. ~~efll assess-ELEVATIONS FOR TRINITY A~ICE ATO D~!.E~=~ !JM No. 30 (Aliso Viejo A), tfame Sta1eg,-ent Th followl~ ~7!:s 111 man AV-11nua, Newport ducted bv: a general par\· NOTICE OF 1'0 THE ABOVE pATE. menll,«h.........,.colleeied by BROA-OCASTING NET· 0 1 cusa v1 a Calif., limited partnetship. Th• foUowlng person• 11e e .. ., . Beach, CA 92660, UM No. nershlp FOR FURTHER INFORMA· IM City In one annual In· WORK, LOCATED AT 3150 ANN DELGROSSO AKA 4490 Von Katman Avenue, doing business as: a) St. doing business u .a) The 30 (Aliso Viejo A), I Ca/1for· The r991stranl commeoced PUBLIC HEARING TION ON THE ABOVE AP· llallment In CQrnblnatlon BEAR STREET IN A AP DENISE OELGROSS~ Newport Beach, CA 92660, Moritz.. b) St. Moriu Apart· Resorts, b) Th~ Reaort nla tlmlle<f partnership, 10 transact business under NoUce 11 hereJ>Y. given PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE wlll'I the co~ection of thl ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL GIWLANO, INOIVIDUALLY. UM No. t (San Juan Capls· C'('l9nts, c) SI. Moritz Apart· Apartments of ,Aliso Viejo, 4490 Von Karman Avenue, tht flctlliout name or t~l lhl City Council ol ttie 754·5245 OR CAl.L AT THE annual C>usaness license DETE.RMINATION· EX· JOHN H. GIWLAND, IND!. ttano), Inc., a Cal1tomla ment1, c/o Lvon Manage-c/o Lvon Man~emenl Newport Beach, CA 92660. names listed above on 3-City of N-port Be~ch wlH OFFICE OF THE PLAN· .... Levy ot assdssinenta . VIDUALLY; AND DOES 1 corpor1tlori 4490 Von Kar· tntnl Group Inc 4490 Von Group Inc., 4490 on Kar· Copley lnvHIOrt Umlted t2·90 hold • public heating on NING DIVISION, ROOM will commence on April 1, E:7LANNING ACTION PA· THROU~H 50. INCLUSIVE man Avenue. Newpor1 Karman Avenue: ~ewpo11 man "cven~:·o Newporl Partnership, a Delaware THE FOOTHILLS, a Call· lhe application ol C1~ ot 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, 1998 and tor thl new busl· 6··20 OR WESTERN YOU ARE .BEING SUED B~ Beach, CA 92660, Copley Beach, CA 92660 . Beach, A 9 C 61 I· tlmjted partnership, 399 fornla general partnership Newport Beach fOf Ian-COSTA MESA, CAL.JFOR· AU· PLAINTIFF. (A Ud. It es1a tnves1or1 Umited Partner· Aliso Vl•jo/Cople -Assocl· Aliso Viejo/ op ey Assoc Boylston Street, Boston, By: lJM No. 28 (Foolhlll nlno Commission Amend· NIA. the cfay of Issuance ot a T IZ 0 AGENT 1 FOR d1mandando) AUTOCAR shlp a Delaware limlled 1111 8 A cam" veott•I ates, A Calif. i,eneral part· MA 02116. Ranch) • CalllornlLUmited ment No. &42, proposed pub 11 shed N 1 w port buSinffl licens• bV the cHfR. S~GERSTROM & FDBA VISACAR LEASING paMtl'ship, 399 Boylston partne<ihlp, 4490. Von Kar· nershlp, 4490 on ~ma"" Thl1 buelneu 11 con-partne;thlp, Its general ORDINANCE NO. 96·7, Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Cll'f. SONS FOR A CON· co •• A CALIFORNIA UM-Stteet, Boston, MA 02116. man Avenue, Newport Avenue, Nawport eae , ducjed by:• general part· l)artnef, By: UM No. 1 (San 81'J\8ndino Chapter .20.76 ol Piiot March 1, 1996. SecUon 5: Thal the ~n-OITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ITEO PARTNERSHIP AA Copley M&l\lgement. Part· BHch, CA 92660, ldenllll-CA 92660, ldentlflca1~,, of nership Juan Clpistrano, Inc., a 1M Newpor1 Beach MunlCI· Ft67 alty for delinquent pay-sc3 You have 30 CA1.£NO £11MQ...a Oelawaie limited cation ol Genefal l'at'\l'lerS Ganefal Partners o ,..,so Th• registrant has not y« Celilomla corporation Its pal Code lo allow t;me- rnent.e shall be equal to AL'£~"'/~N ~~ATE U DAYS ahltf this summons pattner1llip, 399 eoy1s1on of Aliso Vielo/Copley As· '/ielo/Coe>f-v Assoclaln, A. begun 10 ttansact business genwaf pattner By: Frank share P,roJ~t.e In co~ PUBLIC NOTICE Iha& established for delin-(W Is served on vou 10 Iii• • StrMt Bosion MA 02116 soclatea e i lJM No 31 1. lJM No. 30 (Aliso Viejo ~.,in. ftcihlou• name or T Si.yen Jr S< Vice merclal dlsllic:tS. quint bu1ln1u llcena VERSl:r'h IN AN INDU typewrlnen response at this Copl.Y Advls0rs, Inc:., .l (Allso viefc) ej A Callf~nla A), • Calltornla Limited names Usted herein. p'r11ld1n1: B .. : Foothlll This proflci llas been 1• cna 135428' lees pur~uanl to Chapter IAL UILDING ~OR-court. Massachuse\ls corpOfallon II 'led Mrshl 4490 Patlnership, 4490 Von Kar· ALISO VIEJO/COPLEY AS. Ranch A artm!ita One a viewed, and II has been Flctltloua Buslnen 5.08 ol the ~unl~lpal Code, ~~:~Y0~~5;.f:~s~' 'Ii~ A lette1 or ph~e call will 399 Boylston Street, Bos: 11~~ Kar= Aven~e. New· men Avenue, Newgort SOCIATES A. a California Caljfornf. limited pirt· C11t1~mined lhal It Is cat· Name siatement providing that the penalty C TED AT 3390 HARBOR nol protect vou, your type-ton, MA 02l l8. pOC'\ Beach. CA 92660• 2. Beach, CA 92660, 2. op-gene<el partnership, By: LJ nersnlp, 111 general partner, egorac11tv 1xempl under The tollo~1ng persons are to be added shill In no A N MP written response must be This butlneu Is con-Co 11 Investors Umlted tev Investors l,Jmlled Part· M No 30 (ALISO VIE'JO 8 • Foolhltt Ranch Oatts the requirements of the doing business as: Skyline event lllceed one hundred ~g~~~~~IR,~N~ENTAL In proper logat form II you ducted bv: 1 general part· Parinirship, a Delaware ne1Jhl2.,LOelaw~~mlte0 A), a California Umlted 1~. a· Calffortlla corpora: Cahfornfa Environmental Hills Associates, Tll• wu. percent of lhe anessm.nl · 0 , E • want tM court co hear your nershlp Umltld Partnefshl 399 p&itntrshTp, 399 •ylston P~shlp, By: UM No. 1 11 llt general par1nef By: Ouahly AC1. ham Lyon Property Man- amount due. No c 11v Busl-OETERMINATI N. X case. Th• regist1ant commenced Bo lston Street &aston SltHI Boston, MA02116 (SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO) c':i:is A. Downey Chief Ff· Notice Is htftby turther aoement Company. 4490 nus License shall be EM~T. NINO ACTION PA· II you do not r~• your r&-to ttanaac:1 business under Ml 02116 • • This bu!lneu la con-Inc •• a Callfornla Corpor.: nanc:lal Olflcer • 111ven that said public hear· vori Karman Avenue, N-· knowingly Issued °' r• 9 4s 2~ F 0 R CO RY spon.se on tlm1, you mav th• flctltloua name or This business Is con· ducted bv. a genetal part· tlon, hs Managing GIOttal This statement wu filed ing will be held on the 1 Ith port Beach. CA 92660 newed to any bus1ness Z NNGRABE AGENT FOR lose th• case, llld yout nam.• nited a.bove on 8-9-ducted by· a general part· nership·. Partntf, By Flank T. s~ Wllh \he County Clerk 01 dav of March 1996, at the UM No. 7 (Skyline Halls· wl}lch at the lime of mak· 1 • wages, money and prop-89 rahl · The registrant commenced ryan Jr Its Sr Vic• Pres!-Ot • Councv on 2 l4-9G hour of 7:00 p.m. In tilt Oakland. a Calif. Um11ed Ing appllcatlbn or llcenH ROBERT ZINNGRABEJ erty mav be taken wilt\OU1 A.USO VIEJO/COPLEY AS-neh P . ed to ttansact business under dMlt By· COPLEY INVES-ang 903873303 Council Chambers ol Ille snrtnershlp. 4490 Von Kar· or renewal thereto, la ln-HUENSTING/g~ :R~cfJ~: IUC'\har warning from the .SOCIATES A, a Calilornla I~ :~1~~~~:.~~~er the fictitious nam1 or TORS LIMITED PART· Call p 1 1~ h I 8 15 Newport Beach City Hall. min Avenue. Newport d•bted to the City for any TI • court. general partnership, By: tJ th 11clllfous name or names hsted above on 8-NERSHI P, • Delaware Um· y , ol arc ' ' • 3300 NewpOrt Boulevard, Beach, CA 92660 delinquent benell1 assess-DCIOTNVIONEARLTU~~ P~J~~g Tnere are other legal re-M No. 30 (ALISO VIEJO, na~es· 111ted abOv• on 10-15-90 iled Partnership, B : COP· 22, i996. 1187 Newport Beach, Calllornla, UM No. I (San Juan Cap----"'4' ment qulrements. You may want CAUl,QroJ · ALISO VIEJO/COPLEY A • r,-mc .. -rcmtf.l:"Or· ~ 6: That tne Partnership By· UM No 1 ALISO VIEJO/COPLEY AS-SOCIATES A, a ¢allfornla NERSHIP 1 Massachuseus anv and au persons ln1er· poralion, 4490 Von Karman • provements and activities CO~O~ ATigtAf~U~~~~ away. tt you do not knOw (SAN JUAN' CAPISTRANO), SOCIATES B a Catllomta eneral partnership, By: U aener&I • P~ip, 11.S NOTICE 0 e•ted may ~pe& and~ Avenue. New;>ort -Stacl'I. - II.\ be funded by tM benefit FA IU an attorney, yQu may call a Catifontt COfPO'll' al • artn fili B . lJ No. 30 (ALISO VIEJO A). Managing General Partner U C HEARJNO heard thereon. If you chaf· CA 92660 -aaHaam-.nts snan tnctud• 'RiiSIOEta0~E~Eo~ an anomey rtftrTal MtVlce tlo~: 111 Manaolng General i-m>. '3f (AU~ ~EJO. B), a Callfomia. Umlled Pan, By: COPLEY AOl/ISOAs: : BLlls h b given Ieng• thl• project in court, This business is con-ority lh• loUowlng• CIUTY F L •1 • or a l~al aid office (hsted PartMr By Ffank T Su-8 Calll0tnla Umlted Part-nershlp, By. LIM No. t INC a Massachullttl COf· ouce ere r, f 1h ~u may b• ~n11ttd to rais· ducted by· a general part· 1~ s1r;:!fcape ~nd land· ~FCL~1~1Ji~~0'1'J~ 1~~::.on;.~~· ,. :l!i {·. "~~~:~~: nerahlp, By: UM No. ' f~ ;ut!tlf~~r~s=l: ~~!~"i>~er M~~·~~ ~ ~ Nc~P~~u~.c~ w1ri ~g .~~~~'~s~s~~fs5.J~ ":~:h:~g1s11ant commenced 2. ~ecotafo~ ol any pub-SO.FT •• 70-BEO JUILDI~: lreguen ••ta cftacion j!r.: TORS 8MITEO PARTNER· m~N ;u~~lf~!s~~?i: Uon Its Mlll\40lng General mu w. Mazza. '11/invesl· ~d a rub:•C he,ac~o 0i llll public . hearing d ... to llansact business undtf lk: place fn tl)e area REMODELING AN • ctal ustld tltf'lt un-pla.to de SHIP a Delaware Umlted 1 " 1 M 1 G al Partner, Bv: Frank T. Sir ent Officer t • •PP 1ca1 on o 1~ o scribed In ttus nollce or In 1he f1ct1t1ous name or 3• PfOmotlon 0,· public tSTING 20LD.O?ONG~a,.FTC. 05~· 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS Partntrshlp av: COPLEY ~:1t'n.': 8~a~~k ;n~u· ryan Jr., Its: Sr. Vice Presl· 'this statement was filed n1Newpocr1 Be1acr 10.Am lad. written corresp~mdenc• de-names tisled above on 11· evenll whf~h 111 to take BED BUI 1 • • para preuntar une , .. MANAGEMENT PAATNER • •· · dent, ev: COPLEY tNVES· with th Co t Cle k ot ng om,,. as on .en livered to the City al, or 7·64 ~ on Of In ll'IY public STRUCTION OF teD Nf~. spuesla •tcrila • maqlllna Sl'tlP • Massachuselt~ i::· ~~: 5oP~~· I~~~ TORS LIMITED PART· Otano• 'coun~; ~n 2·1,4-9e ~1N'loNC~9·N8rop:~.:,d prior to, the public lleanng By: UM No. 7 (SKYLINE ptacH In the at••· 8,000 SQ.FT., 22· T en est• cortt. G1n1~11 Partnership, Its TORS UMITEO PARTNER· NERSHIP, a Delaware Um-19903873355 C .· 20 12 FOf lnforma11on co.II (7t4) HILLS-OAKLAND), a Cah· 4 The general promoUon DITION, LOCATED A 350 Una cart.a o una Uamada Man 1 General Partner 1ted Partnership by: COP· 1m1ndlng ha.pier · 644-3200. fornla limited parlnarlhip, ol.rltall Ila.de ac:tlvttlH In w. BAY STSTiN &AN20~ lel•lonlca no It olrte«• By· ~8Y>L£Y ADVISORS' r.!'er!Ni;,-:;.·c~r;:r~ LEY MANAGEMENT PART· Dilly Pilot Match 1• 8.11~ ~"'*:•~) :,t ~1•d20 ~ LaVonn• M. HatldH•, as managing genoral pan· the 11e1 lncludlnQ but JlOl THURIN . protecc:lon; IU reapuesta INC a Massachusetts cor'. MANAGEMENT .PARTNER NERSHIP a Muaachus•tt.I 22. 1996. I • un c P o • . Cltv Cltfk Cltv of New· ner, By: L..M No. 1 \SAN 11m1d1td tO c1osta ol 1tudied1 ~i~iR ~~~~T~~~~N1Ax': ~·pl: "="I:. u.r-~ pot a lion. ll• Man.aging SHIP. a Maasachusett~ ~=r~ ';:::;.~~·~~· PUBLIC NOTICE ~:' ~n.~!Y ,:~.Je~: port Beach ~u~at~in~~T~o~~J~.~~n me • to mprove Ira e EMPT ad G1MTal P1Mer. By. Tho-G•neral P1rtn1rshlp Its B C pl Adv! Inc • hoUc beverage sates and Published Newpo rt F ~':'!~11:: :ay~~~ua~~ T~ON R~~~~6~~tg~rcc:F ~·~=~d'~t.~: ::~:' eott'! ~!~t ~ffi~e~a. Cts: loves~ ~~'QjJy-,.'bJ;~~R-S: r:i.:~:n~:t,:-3:;~ Flc~~.:~!s:~.~:... 11~:°1~j:;"~; been re· ~::,c~·;,~~1~ t~~~ Cally rJi~~:n~:.'.U~;.Ny.~~ engaged In such promo-PLANNING ACTION PA·9t· l~C\l.:::c,•u,:uo·•aenta •'4 Thi• al4tement was flied l~C .. a Massachusetts cor· rwr Bv: ~ho~u w. Mazu.. Nam• Sta\ement vtewe~ and It has been ' Ft74 (SAN JUAN tAPISTRAN.0). l':''p rc:h and lnstalla 93A FOR FIRST STEP re•pu.sl& 1 11/r:ipo puede Q'th lh•c Coufyty ~~!i:' poratlon, Ila Mana~lng Its· Investment Officer The followlng-tiorsons are determined that It Is cat· INC 1 Catilornla cor· tJoO ~ ~hos planl9tl. HOUSE OF ORANGE perdllf ti c:&IO y 11 'putden rang• CXl,..",,.6 °3~73357 a.tletal P111t1er, By: ho-This 1i,itement wu filed doing buslnoss as: Tile Re-egorically uempt under PUBLIC NOTICE poraiion. 111 genefa1 part· • 1 1 • COUNTY FOR A CON-qultar ~ utarlo au dinefo 1... mu W. Mazza. lnvntmenl with IM County Cltrk ol 10rt Apanment•. c!o Lyon the requlrtrMnts of lhe ner 61 Frank T Suryan ltrHI lamR• or 1lmiar m-OITIOHAL (JSE PERMIT TO y· OltH coaa'a d• su Cally Pilot Marcil 1, 8, 15, Otllcet Otang• County on 2·l 4"08 Management Group. Inc., Calllornfa Environmental cns1354273 Jr 'Sr ViC'e Pres.dent ' P$ovc!~~l,9Batboa .. d ALLOW AN INCREASE ~pledad tin avtao adlcto-22. tll90. 1195 ~ atatement was filed 19983073385 4.490 Von Karman•venua, Ouallty Act. FlctUlous Busln•H Th.s ·,1aiement was filed • .,,.... II • FROM t2 TO 20 RESl· nal art d l&COft with \he County Clerk ol Newport Beach, CA 92660 Notice Is herebv 1ul1htr Name Sta\•ment ,..1th 1he County Cletk ol "I."~~=· and tcNl1 DENTS AND TO ALLOW EXl~polt:s t~ulalto!',.. PUBLIC NOTICE • Otange County on 2·14·96 ~~~ot Mltel'I 1• ';,':$ Aliso Viejo/Coplev Assoc!-gl119n lhel Uld pubUc hell· The lollowmg persons are Orange COl.ltlty on 2.1.-.96 ,.. · t IWff "rt r • M ME&TINGS FROM 7 galH Puede que usttd 199030133&1 • · atH A, a Calll. oenerll Ing wlll be held on IM 1Hh doing business as THE 19 98"3&7330& : •T o 1· p M TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY qui a llanw a n abogado cna1354027 Cally Pilot March t 8 15 partnership, 4490 Von Kat· day of MarCh, 1996, at lhe VILLAGE AT REDONDO 0 Pl Ma 1 5 8lld ~~~~ divelopment THROUGH FRIDAY FOR lnm~dlataminre. SI no Flc.tltloua Bualn•H 22, 1llj0. ' '1191 PUBLIC NOTICE man Avenue, Newport hour ol t :OO p.m. In tli PARTNERS, C/o Tile W1I-22ally~ ot ich • '·fl~S ' 1 r ion. E FIRST STEP HOUSE, LO. conoc• a un tbog•do Name St•t•m•nt Bea~ CA 112860, lJM No. Council Cn1mbef1 of th• llam Lyon 'Property Man· 1--.;.• -'--·------S~~vJ~ Ft~:tT~~: ~lty CATED AT 2015 CHARLE putde llalnat • un H ivlcio Th• following persona art PUBLIC NOTICE ,.1 tc1n .. t35:~ ~(Allio Vlelo A),• Califf'· Newport Beach City Han, egemont company. 4490 PUBLIC NOTICE ' Co ncU • Cl f N STREET IN AN R2 ZONE de refittnc:I• de ab<>gado• doing bualneu u · A.USO .. c t ou• u .. nea• nla llmltea partneren p, 3300 Newport Boulevald, von Karman AlltilUt New· i-------,----u ~ ~1 1t ~ ew-ANO TO AU.(IW OFF.SITE 0 a UM oflclnl 41 ayu<Sa VIEJO/COPLEY ASSOC!-ona13S399a. Name ~t•t•m-.it 4490 Von Kannan Avenue, New~ Bt-.ch, Ct.1410fl\la, port Beach, CA 92660 ORDINANCE • ~le he . ~~ M~~~ PARKING AT 200t HAR• !lgll ~!/M ti dlrectorlo t .... ATES 8, c:Jo Lyon Manag• Flotltloua Bualnn• Thi folloWing peraont are Ntwpott Btach, CA 92660. at Wh~ time Mid Olae• Peter C. Kremer as MO. 96-S r, l89e ~·OO ~m. Ol BOR BOULEV~RD FOR foillc:O. tMn1 Group, Inc:., 4490 Von N-.n. St•t•m•nt doing bUslnlA 11: AJ inn. 2. CopleYl1nVe11or1 Umlted any ll'Mralf persons lnttt· TruatM ol the Pete< C. Kt• AM ORDINAHCa • • • · • THE MEETINGS. ENVIRON· All NU .. Bllt Karmen Avenue NtwpOtl The f~ PtflON 111 bruclC, B} lnnabfuctc ~ P•rtn1rah p, a Oelawtre Hied mav appear and ti. mer and Bonnte S. Krerntr O"' TH ~n.\Mreanir at 9 mat• MENTAL DETERM~TION: Beach, CA a2&e0 doing bwilnttt 11: a) Bil· ments clo Lyon ~ llmltld p.!1nerahl!>l 399 helfd lhefeon. II you d\11> tt711 TrU£t, C/o Tha Kremer r a CITY let mar be hMtd, In the EXEMPT. (Numero del Calo) UM No. 31 (AllaQ Vlljo B), celona. b) Batceion. Apart· ment 0.oup, Inc., 4490 V'Olfl 8oYfalon Sllfft, Bostori. tenge thil ptojtd In court. compeny, 260 NewPorl COUNCIL OP THa C10Y~lio ci;:moar~ '=f' FOR FURTHER INFORMA• MCB'1~4 • Calif. lfmlted pannertt\lp, ment1, c) BalClllOna Ra.oft Karman Avenue, filewpon MA 02118. you may be limited lo r.i .. Center Orlvl, Su1t1 300, CITY OF NftPOAT ~ N ewr. C ri tlON ON THE ABOVE AP• Tht name 11\d addfffl of .-490 Von Karman AV9<1Ue AptrUMC\ts c/o I.yon Man-B11ch, CA 92MO Thie bu1ln111 Is con-Ing only tt'IOM 111"9• Y°" Newport &each, CA 92'6GO. BEACH, CALJ.-OAHIA :~. ':Vr:Jch'fi~ I~ PLACATIONS. TELlPHONE lh• c:outt 11: (El nombr• y Newport BMCh, CA t2e80'. agltnlflt 'ofoup, lno., «90 Alfao Vltto/COl)lly Aaaod-duc:t9d tiy: • gentral part• °'· IOmeont else ralMd ,, UM No. 18 {Redondo AMl!NDINQ CH.APT'Ud ~· wlll hear all Inlet• 7~5 OR CALL AT THE dlr~ de 11 cont e•) UM No. 1 (San Juan c.pl• Von Karman Av•nut, New· al.II C, I Calif. ~II nttahil) tl\1 publlt hearing d• &lach A,pt.t,), a Cahl. 11m-1 .28, 5.M AND Hied ereona fof or OFf'lC! OP THE ftUN· Municipal court of the t.rano). tnc., a c.111. oorpo. pof1IMach.CA112eeo partn.rthlp, 4490 ~on Kat· ~e!'~..J!'!"~~ ecrlbld In W~tle. Of~ 11.td paMtr*"lp, 4490 Von 10 14 0 , THJE CODS Pll bl'·" Ntf\IQ DIVISION, ROOM H b Judi Ill 01 lrlC1 rellon. 4490 Von Karman ~ V11to/C9plty Mtod-man Avenue, ... wporl tO ••-• .,...,.u .,....., wtitl~ cones,.-._~~ ., .... l(.ar"*I ,_VflNJ._ NtwPort ;.,. THa cm 0 , agalt\at lhe ttta ranment 200, 77 FAIR ORIV!, *' ot c • I • Av«IUt. ~ ~ 1'88 A. a Calif. gtnlfal tetch. CA tiMO. LIM ko. the fletltlou1 nam• Of ~ed., to lhl ~IY at, °' a.tch, CA 82ISCIO, Thi Wal· vr of lhl Olatrict. lhl t ldent °' COSTA MESA. CAUroR-4eot Jemboret Ad .• 1104. CA taeeo. CoPWf ~ ~. 4490 Von Kar• 32 (All.so Vlelo C),. Clllb· '*'*' bted above on .. prtof '°· tN public hNflnD. ll•tn L~on Company. • • MEWPORT-aACH lhtty Diaofttlct,_and 1M ·~ NIA. Newpor\ a.n. c.llfoml& '°'' Umllad PIMtflhlp. a m•n '""•nue, H•wport nla limited' p1r1ner11'1191 14-., for lnforl'l\IJlon call (71•) (<:.itf. Qotporstion. A490 PIRTADttNQ TO Pff ., .. prov.men or Publl•htd tlewpott eaeeo.2YI o.iawete lmllad partntf• hac:h, CA 82e60. ldtf\lifl. 4490 Von Karman A~. ALISO VIEJO/COPLEY As. 0444200. Von Karman Avenue. New-flUeUC HUDITY •ct~ 10 be IUn09d ~ 8Hch-Coala Meea DallY The name, •dctreN, end lhtp. 399 ~ Street. cation of Qenerll Patwiert Newpoit a.ch, CA tate0. SOC\ATH A. S\ Calllor~a uYonne II. Martt .... , port IMcl\1 CA 02f,GO Sua,ect Ofefinenc:. WU ~:lt~~n•!!!ay "::u=t PUot March \, \Me. INphone l"IUmbtf of plain. Boalon, MA 0211t, Copi.y of A11ao WooleY M-copi.y kWNIOfa 0. U"1ll*d rr.:-' ~~~~.,If Cltr Cletll, Cltr ef N... 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Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot &. The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost: of the space actually occupied by the error. Credr! can only be allowed for the first insertion. ,,, _ .. 330 West Bay Street Ca;taMesa, CA <JUJ'l:l Oxner<( Newport B!Yd &: Bay Sl ..... . ~ ~--------------.,-----,,------------r-----------------r-----------------. ::;~ COSTA MESA-2~i4 NEWPORT f69 COSTA MESA '2624 .M.ISC-EWHIE--o·u·s---·· BUSINESS 8c PERSONALS ~LOYMENT EMPLOYMENT fURNH11RE 6614-·--· :.._~ -Attr•otlv• 58r 2-atyt'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMove..fn Speol•I CM RENTALS FINANCE 5530 5530liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii .:• -' hm, fncd yd w/dec}<, ''i.tdo Isle 3Br 2¥•Ba Cul-de-sac off E. 20th. I••••••••• !••••••••••I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Design Center Prices ,1; • nice nelghborhd. Avail frplc 2-car gar pallol Clean 2 BR, 1 BA, up• Custome r Service/ T R O l> I CA i.. R E· · 75% OFF ~ ~':' .. ~ .. ~,:,~ 4/1 · $1595. 546-7020-111 'via Eboll.' 52300j stair~ apt., gar, deck, ROOMS 2706 BUSINESS PERSONALS 3002 Order desk. Sharp, SORTS HIRING -Manufacturer'• Rep laundry room $710 friendly, computer lit. Entry-lovol & career Solas, toveseats, .~ .• • ... _ •• _, ......... __. ...... , ......... Cl• to s. cat Pit. 2 mo. 310-2n-1sa3 · :~=~==~~=:f.~~~S~~-~~:ggt -·-----"'"'"' Mrs Burke "r"'7""'5/ HO person w/xlnl comm. positions avallablo chairs,· anmoires, ~-airy, 3br 2'h ba · ~-..... TCONNECTIONS ;,;, ....,,,.lsu'19cltelb1Fed· Twnhm. Frml DR, lndr ****LU~URY · 752-1554 Balboa PenlnaW. Point skills needed.FfT M·F worldwide. W<illstarr. fee tables, lion be . ,.. llllflirtteal•tActtl1tllas W•t•rfront Condo Nice clean qUlet home • •1-e"" eA&_A688 $8-10 hr. Apply 10-3 housekeepors, fitness 582-8013: Pgr 488-190 lndry, atrium. Nu d/w, BR t.. Newer 3 BR 2 BA W/ • · RE 1 IRINQ1 RETAIL "VVV-V.v-T • ---•wllklll!IMeslHllltll 2 2.75 BA. Hlgh•r • Furn bdrm w/klt prlvJ. 2/27·3/1, CLS, 1821 counsolor1, n.nd morn. Glider Rocker w/olto-• lo -...US. . ._, "''"'""· pntJcrpt. Po"1/tennls. upgraded. With boat D, carport, prlv patio, w/d $450 4 675-2102 LIQUOR STORES MEET NEW PEOPLE Reynolds, Irvine 474-Excellont benefits .,. man. Oak JN/blue , 11_.,_1, •I 1 1 11 2 ~c at t gar . 5 11 p. $ 2 a 0 0 /m 0 . & paint $1030 mo. with lottery. KelHyvllle The Fun Way Today! 9044 Fax 474.8995 bonusos. Call Resort pads. New. WhlsV • • ,..,.., •Ill 11 SCI 111 u OA Exceptional S 1300. Agt 640-7000 Ext 306. 2567 Orange 434-9936 NB/Eastbluff. Pool, gar, Pr Im• Io oat Ion . 1·900-255-5454 it5642 " NIH• race. Cll• rtUtltn. 840-8107 1142-9697 cable, w/d , tennis. N/S $125,000 plus lnven-$2.99/mln. 18+ Tch DELIVERY DRIVER Employmont Services Seller '220 253-5117 ............. ~ .._"lal•'"' ~---=-~-:--=------N""""t North 2Bd 1.25 d P(T afternoons M-F tor (800)807-5950 oxt.1-,----........-----'"·----••• -~-... • GArA.. $450 util Incl. Jim 979-tory an heavy resort tne phn req. SeN-U A Houseful s mo. old .._.irtpl,••llillllltioall Mea• Verde Cuatom Ba~ fp, deck, W/d , ber-19MI 7151/Wrk 759-5035/hm community location 619-645-8~34. CM pharmacy. Nood --8-9-5-12---------turn. custom, pine dm-1111111_,._.~1.Uml" 4Br, olc, 3Ba. bonus, ber carpet, tile fir, gar. LQC• .. QN s 109,ooo plus lnven-own car. 540-8919 TUTORS $9-$11/hr. 16 1 • h llUNw~." 2 Ip, pool, grdnr/pool pool. $1150 759-0600. "'' Npt Bch Room· Quiet. tory. 1-800-4:s..171 2. THE FREE PARMINE HOUSECL£.ANERS Chem blo/Lahn/Span, ~id w& a~:::~e: elnt. Tiils 1..,,._.. wlH 1101 svc.s24oo.434-7757 Sptlclou• 4Br 3'1.rBa, 1-!·J~ft. Wooded cmplx. Pool, Also 3 bedroom 1·970-265-a888Al..LFREE Expanding .co. needs French/catcul..us ctr, overstutted sofa.' u..wpy ICCtJll97 ldwt1n•· STUDIO LOFT e 290 fam rm, formal dining, ._. • ._ prkng w/d, cable. Full house $129,000. Only Normal LO. to Colo. reliable P/T help. Eng 3 2 +GPA 443·2700 chair ·& ottoman, 2 INll lw l'HI UUll wllka b 111 FLOWER ST ··Lag. detch bonus rm, lg yd ... -.-. prlv. $385 556-8864 _e_a_r _re_q.;...·d_._s_4_5_·7_3_s_o_, queen manresses & •lt&IUMaf&llaln.Ouft1Mtl1 Bch Charm"' remod. /patio, newly ·dee/up-G8&ed/CGVd piing INCREASE YOUR IN-box springs 376-9600 -· .. ...,.., lalwftlff ~at all New carpi & firs, pv1 grds. $2450. 640-1327 Elevetcn, Pool _V_A_CA ___ TI __ O_N _______ BUSINESS COME. The Trudoau New Computer Desk -: :.":':.:~ ::1~11_.:11!! ~~J'~r~8-~2~6 pets. Ti~ .• b::!u1c?~s ~~~,.~ =~Room RENTALS 2722 OPPORTUNITY ~~~~,~~9 an~~~':fco 1! ~ 7~ :';~~~~v. ft1.·~~!y ...... IU11iRltf.i&. llctm-----------------Vlalons PropertJ•• Ult, Pd. S.Ctipto'50. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii04ii proven and l~g1limate ~ ?•w-lll $100 760·1932 .. ....,_.,._.II I..._ ClllHUO IAGUN on Dlspl•lf ls looklng S..&W..PWd Oc••nfront 3Br 208 11 MLM oppottUJ'l•ty. Na· .-'!!" ;.,_;.:::::;;: ... ,_. W"1( A toc_pJIQPI• wltll Qt,llJTty neat N&-pler. e-oo Loolll V.ndlng Rte -.....,~,._ tional -advertising-sup• S JOB~ AVAILABLE 11-------..,.,,....,,.-="""",..,,..... · 0.1:.ACH 2148 furniture '10 · live In now for summer wkly Caah Income. Over 20 port. Part-time/full· Tiii WEEKS MERCHANDISE : ~ 'fllllHuo"'!:: ~ ... 1 ,itase iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iii. these properties while rental. 714-434-1424 Prime Loc;atlons.. time. One of the last-Temp A. Temp Tu lfuc MIS 6015 ,._ .,._ -they are on the mar· 80CHl78·1683 -e!tl growing compa• Exclualve No. Laguna ket fOf eale at a -frac-nies In America. 1· • .l C:r1wml l.ltn• 1i110 • HOUSES/· " C"ONDOS · ~OR SALE Lg 2Bd 1.5Ba-. Sleep-11011 of the normal RENTALS TO 800-790·0023. Sii/hr In~ to barking seals! cost. CALL: , _______ ......__ su 1nn:i · 2724 ANNOUNCEMENTS Manager Trainee • 1 Hi·• rphun1''' 1" Garden/gar. 376-9042 714-280·8080 .-~ Siil/hr ---------verulll•• 2Br condo, HUNTINGTON 1~900-388-9898 NIRVANA • 1 0111u t-111n , .. C ht 3247 • 324' Catch the spirit w11h .;:11111 NEWPORT 2Ba, upgrda, 2/prkng, Br "CH 2640 DM 1 Bdrm avt. Otis LOST &. • 0 C 'S f t t 0 1 g • 1r pool, clubhse. $1050. ~ paid. No pe1s,. non '1l aa.",_..-. _ ... ,,,... · · as es gr w n • 2\rn11m1111~1lrT~10 BEACH 2169 Gerl Agt 909-861-8834 smklng. 708 Avacado FOUND 292S [~iml-ID_l-li"l/:~.-l!u~•'li:r1 .. t!l4.l11~ art company. Many St 1/ltr i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii',..,.---,,;;,.,----.,.,.,....-=-••LARGE 1BD Close $390 _ .675-86341=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii posnions. Training • TrJr11111rl11111~/11h11!.· -. --------1 Vers•lll•• Studio to beaoh. Encl gar., w/ -1• avallable. If you aro Silk-• 111 '!>'I/hr GENERAL 1002 Npt Cr••t 2Br+lott, Penth!• beaut lum balcony. 211 Adams Dover Shor•• Spa-l'OUND 2/26 • Two ~~~ not making S300/wk. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3Ba. 2-car gar, tennis, & reml d. Pool, gym, 1650 090•2440 clous hae w/pool. Bd/ children's bicycles at Call now 754·5858 xS QOV'T FO,.ECLOSED l>OOI. Immaculate! gar. $900. 722·7548 w/ba, fem only $550+ KalHr Sf;hool, C.M. Man•ger weekends. cnt,851-9393 h _ • t r nhl $1 575. Bkr. 642-3850 ~utll. N/pet. 673-7092 Call & plMM describe foe quahty sports dell ·t•'· r.,,r Tfmp. Dtpl. o.... o po •• . . NEWPORT 852 J04o "" ,. on $1. Delinquent Tax, •211 CJiton#A Dplx NB Be•utlful-Oover1 ____ • ____ • ------In Fash. Isl. Top pay Repoa, REOa. Your 3Br,2Ba. 1-car. PCH & .APARTMENTS BEACH 2669 Shore&. .t.ndry, phone, 1.ost female white 1-900-25~ + Incentives! Roslllu· Dt l'On & Devon PLANT SALE Cltrus- avocado (fruiting) S 1 0 . On/P1gmy palms-lg $10 Herbs S1, cement fountalns $110, blr~ btha 520. 909-674-9422 Computer w/soltwa're and manuals $3SO. O~k loft bed w/mat· tress $100. Massage table $75. 760-1279 Contr•.etor changing careers selling all power tools. 645-698 1 ·Area. Toll Free 800-ProiiiJ'ikt $1195. Land-Uble, Clean prof. No(pet Boxer 'Sugar•, ap-Ext. 5311 • 5312 rant 8 KP· w/good ref. t>r onnel, Inc. 898-9778 ""E"xt. H-1381 lofd Mgmt. 826-6888 FOR RENT PROMONTORY POINT ~$4.-00~+-ut..,....• .,..M....,,~S.~0~5-1~5-t prox 60 Iba, c.M. ieq'd. Call Karl for --------WANTED for currenl listings. 2Br 2Ba deWX-twnhae. 2Br 28a w/frplcl New NB Udo l•Lg Br·Pvt ba Back Bay (lrvlne/Unlv) • _ _:;am;AUili;iiiiMm=...JJ ~!t.e :u~h ~r _;at. Pb~ ::::::-:::=::-=:-----liTiiOiiiBiiUYiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOii1ii9 ll•lf View. Near crp•'palnt, mirrored Md/,.,.nr, w,..-lnc. ,.,_ 2118· Leash • chok•I"' •• F h ., .,.... ,.,.. ...... chain au11 sttached. "944-4969 EMPLOYMENT .., COSTA MES• 1024 .. Ion Island. Gar, n11Y-nOA wardrobe clost. $1335 n/1, m/f. young, prol. Avl •--.... ) 65~1 18 (W) __ _.;,.._...;;...;;,,;__ __ , !A sec gate. No pets. On.&.O Avall lmm•d. 675-8003 Nowt saoo+uu 07'. ........ ..... • 1---------1r-------..., SERVICEs-·-5""'5,,....3.....,3,... Top Dollars P•ld f!or Records. Jazz Sounlrac:ks, •etc Call Mike 645-7505 s1aoo. ~18-577-8349 ISLAND 2606 ==-=--...,...-=----· -MEMBE.RSHIPS Mentor : ••SALE BY OWNER 3Br 2B• ocean view, NBIB•ck B•lf• house. Loat •m•U fem. B•• 3018 to Mllllonafrea 3Br 2Ba +FA & Pool BAY RIDGE Prlv, 2-car prkg, frplc, d/w, Br/pvt bath. Clean. gle mile very cute/ •••••••• 2 Fplc&. Remodeled & gated com, It., bright, 3 Br, 2 1/4 B• Upper, atepa to bch. $1300. Patio, fp . .Mate ·$600, friendly, w/purpl• col-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Seeks leaeters wilh Please be aware that Decorated. Roady to newly painted In A gar space, W/O, Little Bkr. &42-3850 436-6665 or 854-6460 lar. 17th/Orange •Y•oht Club• desire & motivation the hsllngs In th~ cat· move lnl $249,500. out. Upper w/prlv l\Jand, yearly s1a5o ;i..1BR i925• Npt Crest master ate, 650--0818 •Mttmbershlp• to position In new egory may roqulr• you For Appl. 545-2103. bale, 2 BR, 2 BA, 2c Agt. 673-40&2 2BR 2BA S725/Up f' or 1 /2 pr I c •. co., new Industry to call a aoo number WANTED: VINTAGE Wrislwatcf'les/Clocka NB collector pays pre- mium SS. 844-6829 ,. NEWPORT •~EACH gor, com. spa & pool · Refrlg & dishwasher garage, near beach. MISSING CAT 2Sth/ (818) 441-8950 Personal training in which there Is 279 Haverfield $1250 BALBOA Incl. 60x3o pool. No T58ennla c:-ourt/pool. 27th St. & Newport and support 1-800· churgo per minute. JEWELRY, FURS 497·9408 pets. No fees. No 50+ ~utll. 646-9299 Blvd. Long hair, 1opaz1••••••••mJ · 594-5079 106g BLUFFS 4BR, 3 BA fENINSUIA 2607 lease. 845•4855 ROOM IN NB 3Br 2Ba eyes. 723-5841; PAX1' --------'I A~~~~~ y NT-& ART 6025 end unit, vaulted cell· •BLUFFS CONDO • Hse, pool. Avl lmmedl 723-0825. Reward ~s EMPLOYMENT Fishing srry .. Earn liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lng, 2 car gar, pool Balbo• upper -OBA, Newer 39d, 3Ba, den. $PS50. 714-774-1818 one kitten next litter. up o s 3 J o o o-ROLEX Ldy 2Tn Jublie :. Bi Owner aac 2~1l SJg95 ino..458-6a32-28A,2 Oectt9; o~ the pool. 2]Uar. ager 218-459-3. RE w A'R D P{T COUNTER HELP $6,000 +per m'onth . New1"$2900, Exp0l8f II Newport Terrace $1375, Agt 642·1872 $2050/mo. 75"-"" .. 2. L 0 8 EMPLOYMENT Phones shipping No experience neces-Die New S2500 ~-6664 i;ondo. End unit on ,,,_.,.,.. T 1 Friendly & respon. Npi sary, Malo/Female. - cul·de-aac adjoins 1 Beach Area C•nn•rlf •re• up. RENTALS Gold Rosary a .. da. • 55~0 Beach. 642.6262 Must be 15 ... Call 1-BU.ILDING :"• acre park. Pool, sec CORONA •t•rf• studfo pt.1 WANTED 2726 Mesa Verde ArH . 206·971 ·3512 ext. guard, etc. S159K. FOi Peninsula Yearly DEL .. 11 n 2622 w/v•r, MUST SEI! Family Heirloom. POSTAL l cov·r Joas A89512. MATEnnTL" 6030 more Info 646·9435 U f I h d .PM1.n teso 973-0349 No qu .. uons asked. $35,000/Yr Income s21/HOUA +BENEFITS ~ ft um I I Qre•t studio w/kllch Ne•d 2. or 3 BR 714-M4MIOH potentl•I. Reading NO EXP WILL TRAIN BRICKS & D~:!;,~ W~te~~~fi 2 Bedroom Lg & Brteht 2Bd )Ba. prlv ant .• frpl, nr bctV ASAP, Fire victims. FOUND • 5 keys + =~8-~~8 F~ <~~ Appt+lnlo 714-647-1991 DOMESTICS 5540 8FT 0 Sftpl to S1nd Gar, bale, w/d hk-ups. pool/tennis, utll pd. Pr• f • NB · Pg r alarm aclJvator. f'ound 13,.., for details. • RECEPTIONIST , ~ 4 ock. $795,000. $950.$1150 Walk to beachJ Quiet. $750 mo 842-3162 7~3898 2"~ .. near UCI Call ..... CM d k • Owner/Agt. 675-0120 ,1450 875-5828 . 14'1 • ----------------• Hot irect m tg •Bache lor•: Female \ 646-2232 $40,000/Yr Income co seeks enthuslasllc, student avl as ~ve-wolit STEPPING STONES Approx 250 used bricks, 3 ~,1121hx8 ". $50. 54 clay stepping stones, 12x9x2", $32. Or $80 for all. You pick up, 574-4249 or 645-19~ E'alde CM • • R•STBLUF"'2328 •·aJla. VJll R I I Newport B••ch 2BR, · t ti I H ' ..... r ,.., a en a s po •n • • ome motivated lnd1v. Xlnt personal assuil. Cook, 1 $465 000 B tll 11 home, unlurn-$1200. i:y ... 1.•-tt>C T 11 1 ~ custom lid ~~~l-~t~ Prope"" Mgmt COSTA MESA 2624 •3 BR-s1675. No COMMERCIAL HEALTH & r,:;;"(1) ~~e;~9~8 ;r~~~ n~en!~~~0~.,t~~ c1eaner1ands 54&-9360 • 3Br home w/apa. "I pets. Agt. 675-2369 ReAL ESTATE ex T-1361 fOf listings. lvl. Heavy phns, gen ' Amenltl .. too numor-675-4912 •S300 OFF• VIII• B•lbo•, lrg, lux, fll'NESS 3000 Coffee House Server ore. data entry. Strong ••••••••• ~ oua to mention. A•· 1 J3r 1 Ba. 2 Br 1 ba, 1 BR, tum, avl 3/1, PT, friendly, customer but pleasahl phone MERCHANDISE I duced $104K from Carpet, drapeJ, gar, Ocean/Harbor view., * AFFORDA8LB * Hrvlce oriented, reli-presence req. FAX re-••••••••• (Npl Hghts) orig price. Sandy Mitt·--------------gas peld, only $625-$1050 mo. 650-7048 BUSTU"eC!S OFFl'"r HEALTH INIURANC• able, wk-ends 8 mustl sume: HR. 75i -5332. ---------------- man 729-7271 or 644· --------.. $725 per month. "'"'~ ~ Nat'I Auoc. for th• wlN 11aln. 675-9300 Ret•ll Sal•• for up-ANTIQ'ttS • 1~ Prud Jon Douglu Do Y.OU have model· 400 Say St. 646-0741 SOUTH. COAST FOR 'RENT . 2769 ntf-employed. 831-3658 COLD CALL CLOS· scale Nwpt boutique. ""''" 6010 ~ qualll¥ furnishings 205 a. UHh Str .. t a R a pf f e.r a c-FT/PT. Well·groomed, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ......, ~ • \ . > I REAL ESTATE and want to live In E-Sld• 2 bd t ba, METRO 2686 Sult..S••· short term/ ceptance of all·major exp'd, familiar wide-*•••ANTIQUE••• -'-ml ..... ' w·11-.-D Newport'• nn•t homH WHher/dryer hkupa, phn avan. Furn, 200-It You CHERISH cr~lt and debit cards. signer merch. 759-1781 ••FLEA MARKET•• ~"" = \ nnu;; 1625 al a vacant, half dbl gar N••r SCP 3BR 2U 1400 a/f. Start at $1/ft. YOUR LIFI! Indulge Into the explo-Sales -.suN. MARCH 3• ~ a..., fraction of normal rent '895/mo. 756-8558 encl garage, 1aundrY NMr airport. 436·6665 You BETTER alve A.T.M movement Overqu•llfled? Hyatt Newponor/NB Ji I **••WANTED whll• on th• market E'slde B•ok B•Y rm. Oul•!i_ xlnt .,... STOP SMOKING among retallera. Hard-SHklng A Change? PCH/.-Jambotoo = r--•DUPLEX/TRIPLEX for •al•? 2 BR, 1 Ba, w/d $950/mo e><1MG83 714-780-8112 , ware tualng with 1 call closora only for 6:00AM·3:00PM ..... ) • 2·HOMES ON A LOT Call 714-723-1151 hkupa, patio, $7SS, no INDUSDlAL 27881._ _______ _., compatltlv• ralea & nation'• largest HI Dir/Info, 714·673-2771 en a ; PrMale party Heklng peta, 831·7813 Cl•Hlfled iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii TENNIS L•SiONi pricing. Average com-boat advertlalng, co. •BUYING ITEMS• to purchase 1 of th• Udo l•I iawtront. 38R Lg a ... , 1/2 BA gar Th• moat comprehen-Co••• ..... 2400 sf. 1ST LESSON FREE ml~on 13504700 per Mu.. b. • •I,_ From 1800-1860\ 1 pc en above. Call Gina at: 38A+fam rm or 4th w/opeMr patio 'w/lg alv• and current alrec-S daal. For Immediate motivated, disciplined, to entire estate. Paint-.... a 714·574..,..246·Days br,(dock avl) flJ;n/unf yd ·& cle~n 1984 Ana. tory of gooda and Hr• Placentla/17th St. area ~.;:~~· .. c;.~~= o o n • I d • r at I o n posses•• strong cua-lngs. china, glsware, ._V 714-969-4786-Evea wk/mo/yr·•··· 650-2300 helm, $876 545-3229 vices around I 11350 846-1 Hl4 432>4597 tomer service akllls w/ furn, etc. lmmed cash, ...... 'HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT 2108 a pleasant phone per-top $. 873-6223 Iv msg ,. ·' 0 aonallty a enjoy team :......... COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MES.I 2824 COSTA 111SA 2624 envlronmel)t. Xln1 Q oppty to Join lnnova-0 ----------------------- ------------ 8'1nO In this coupon tor r /2 on 11t mouth'• Nnt. For a llrnlled time Only. ----11ve co w/a great wa-.,, "' le11ront location. Call Ell·-~-~ .... lor Immediate open-...,.,.-.......... .... lngs. 723-7375, ult -~~. ,Mi., .-4 ...- for Joseph. Oltllaua9uM:. .... 0 SAlll ~ M1mt. •..-4 ftEPfllEIENTATIVI! ......... Growing community ......, ~ I new~ g1oup Sffk••----------~ I cMp&ay ~ ,.... APPUA.NCES. 8011 Q) ~ tenlaUV. ~lh 1 ytat m1n1-, _____ iiiiiliili• § ~ l """" ~ ace11.,,111 ......-~ ~age lneluc:llng AdMlrl• Refrl .. r•ltw e I MIM aalaty fol the entlr• a aid~. beige, 31" 1 geCiC 881., prol•Ulonat. Wide, xlnt cot'dttlon Physical/dNg ICMtling,. U00 180-11132 ....... • I quir.cf, EO£. P .. ue Mild Aeirie, new, dorm11ory· t l'8tulM to Judy O.IJlne. aln. while, 20i09ic11. 11 •Callfornla Ccmmunlly l80. Call 144·7411 I ......_ 330 Wfft Bay Stfffl, ----------- 1 Coeta ....... CA NU'r Of PUINITUU , Hl4 ~ I fu ~ r.awme to (714) --··--·••I •n•t4 • .. .' ifODAY'S cRoSSwoBP euzzLE 9y CHMLU GOttlN wltft OMNt SHAn' ACAOSS t Mahogany Of INIC 6 NQllrv. , 0 e.1het'1 need 14 Staner ''~ 18 Pulpit t7 Dolt 19 ~ain family member 20 Waffle IOfJC)ino 22 Pen'e conienfs 23 Shake -: greet 24 RoosteB' ~HlS M SecMn 27 Beginning 30 leading champion ol a cause 3' Orlglf\ated 35 AuctJOneet's word 3& .-of a kind 37 Snow boOt 33 "Tom Sawyet'" author 40 Not COC>lted 41 NWT nawe 42 Favorrttsm 43 Royal lur '6 S1nl< 48 Boxer 49 Ou•che ingredient 50 Nuisances -St Teuatood 54 TV•~· ~ 5S Avoid wOftl 596ota'•~ 82 WIM-OWI N~P..- 64 '\/efyY*y 96 BoOlcpM 96 Combfead 67 -around· '~ 68 OtttOtt DOWN 1 Miiitary women 2 Grea1y 3 Fragrance IJ Gathers 5 St'ftch the truth 6 lmpfOlllMS 7 T11t1 8 Bag 9 Broad-antlered deer 1 o Alrican oesett 11 Augury 12 Sleeping 13 Snaps 19 Oil·beanng rock 21 W()(t( as a mooel 25 Making money 26 Cer1a1n lood wotlcers 27 Stared open· , --------- • 31... q .... ui..d,_~ mouthed 45 Accidents 28 Clean (lhe • 47 Slnget-Dion blackboard) 48 1!11 29 Scra\Ches SO Schemes 30 Dish made S 1 Appllud from taro 52 Hawaiian 31 Singer Day M~ ~~e ~~=-o~· up·IO-date 58 Wrifer Otnesen 35 Fuel 57 Fury 39 Rott of blllS' 58 Was aware (ol) 42 Gel under wa~ 60 Slx·shooler ll4 Oroovee ' 61 Al'Qry 1 and T ANNtu'( NaCH • .. WHY nNl:88S1 North-South folnerabte. r.{orth deal a. · WEST •il87"4 0 1078 0 83 4A872 NORTH ••151 OAJ85 o Atl 4K85 SOUTH •AK OK848 OK742 •Q98 EAST ., •.Qt093 ~Q2 0 QJ108 •Jl0-4 ' The bidding: _ NORTH £ABT SOUfH WEST I• Pua 10 . P ... 2\7 PUI 3NI' P- 4\7 p ... P ... P ... _, Opening lead: Four of • with only three-card eupport, ,.__. ,,... OI' South'• 1 .. p to &bree no truJO~ ;;:·,:;·.:;:~ utend to that poa1fbUity. Wit bed, fcKdtng a.t>lff, pod f~ nPPQrt. Nonh'• cot· 9'" bM, muoh mo19, -----------~ ----rec:tion to the ault game deapite Sat/Sun 1:3o-3. no -------~• bavins oo ruffinJ value hu ou/ •attv bVda, EICNrl & 89"clk 8antane '27 1eT• PLYMOUTH ~ualilled eodonemeot. TUiip jSo. of 22nd St.) GREAT boeU Euy to '89 C...l&Hy Cuetom. VALIANT 70,000 est led• low •"•de, t.alLen ,ln RUMMAOS SA&.& NU, rigged to race. tOC>k..:_";d, r, 4 cycR. AT• mile•, Oreal condition. -SAT 74 c .. M O•n help w/1llp "' PS,_ • .,"' CIH. un• ., 000 080 Leave the cloeed hand with the ldnf. HIQh S~hO:.' Par.:: Npt. Harbor for right gd. 13500. 956·9!08 M••uge. &45:e322 Declarer ca1bed the ace of spades, . Loi, 2s150 Fairview. -buyer. Muat Hll $3500 --------·• cro..ea tA> the ace of diamooda and Fund r •J •• r f 0 r Mg. 648-3233 CH!' mo• er 90451----~---rUfred a •pade ln band. AMI' cub-CMHS Football. WE PAY CA$H "~ .,.. TOYOTA 9210 in& the kins of diamonch, declarer For ~ uaed Sabot• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e's.i\ed with a diamond t~ EHt'• NEunalUIT f. boat' equipment. 1884 Ch•v~ 91 0 · -'" ....__ d-1-.J. could .a ~ n.-v"' 8la••r .. ~ ... 5 epd, '82 T•rc•VCorolla J&'""'-, ucs CJWDUer' QO no uvv Mlnnefe Yacht Sur· • .. ,.,.. 2 d 1 d tertban continue with the queen, 11liiEAiiliiiCB••&1il·li&iiii!il6ii9 ptua, t500 Old New-~~..!!'~':.8.;·,,~~ clu1ch ,;,:;~: c~rte:.i7.~:;8 · ruffed on the table. • 11 port 81vd. 549-4192 ..,.,.,., u .... A club to the qu_een wH taken 1100 HOME RV Tow V•hlcte '81 -------- wit.h the ace, and West returned the tiARAo• 8ALiB SP!E.D a Ch•v•tt• wltow kit. TlUCRS 9220 suit to dummy's king. Decla,er mt-On Ford Rd. betwMn s-IOll'TS ?Ol& R\,lnl good. Recenlfyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ed with a club, tabn by Eaat'ejaclt. MacArthur & San iiiiviiiiiii,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil amogged. New fron\ At th1. point declarer waa down to Mlgu.i on March 23rd tlrH. $900. 751-8945 '87 Tovota Xtra C•b AJ 9 Oftrwn""" ln d .. --v~ KS-from._m to 12 noon. *1988 nit Ski Boat• P/U. Xlfa loog blfd, r-.......... ,, "' 7 llt v 8 Kl Xlnt cood. Orig. Ownr. 4 in hand. Wrth the lead in Eut ****ANTIOU£tt* ... re • ' ng D•TSUN 9060 AMJFM Cass. t27k ml. hand, declarer wu able tA> claim the ••FLEA MARKE'r•• Cobra O/O, low prom• n $3500 554-9022 last three tricb. ~ote that declarer •SUN. MARCH 3• .~~~· ~~'rol~:,N~~:ll,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1......,~__,,,~-.,---.,,,.,--- made four heart& without takint a Hyatt Newporter/NB llery. Great aJd boat• 81 Oat1u11 280ZX Btue, 1973 Chevrolet Chay. IL might ieerii that all South fines se, or drawing even 8 llngle PCH/JamborH faat-looll• great ..... r• 5·•pd. Full power. enne Super 454. P/S, needed \.0 land the heart game was • O:OOAM·3:00PM ady to go 110 500 • 120k ml. Runs fair auto. Very reliable. a successful finesse for the lady and round ofttwnpal Dir/Info, 714-873-2771 648-9449/67.4-'4247 $.1200 obo 548-4688. $1500 obo. 444·4030, a 3-2 break. However, the contract Learn to be a better brldfe N•l&hborhood 8al• de d ..... /t. ..... _ ..... • a.t 8-4 Furn, child· --------1--------1---------was ma eapite t..ie iact wuot wie ~ayer! 8ubacrlbe now to t e rena !term, .nwot'k, MARINE SERVICE PORD 9075 VOLXSWAGEN 9235 li neue was destined to loee, and --B...i.1-• _.._r b~ -11•-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..... n .............. -.. ~ ·computer, lawnmower SUPPLIES 7020 there was nothing the defender• (800)788-1225 6Jr bltormMion, Or and much morel I , · d 8 could do about it,. .write to Coren Bridie Letter, 2939 Ouedada. (VIiia 84 P:or . ronco II The auction ie not. without inter· P.O. Box 4410, ~ n. toe8().. , ,..d;;;•:;,;l..;O:;,;r.;;.o..:&:;..;;;E.u;;;;,;t...;;B;.;,;lu;.;ff):.i......µ~~:.XJ 5-1pd, white. 87lc ml. S ·---"'--•ll. ---__ , __ .... ·• AAIO. -.. S2 d rr.--ao ·---.-.. ~e~~, ••&li.J~.....-u· .. e-.ai: ... ~.-•~-~-Sat/Sun 8-4 . .50 per poun . $4,000 obo 994-1187. Cloth••· new fl used Mlnney'a Yacht Sur· -w-AtfT '70·79 VW We•t· falla Camper, 4 1peod, musl be xlnt condlllon. TOP $ PAID . ·PETS & ANIMALS PIANOS & 6049 ORGANS all llaa, 1hop vac. plu1, 1500 Old New· ______ __,,,_.. t.OS'tA MESA 6124 co ptyr, golf cluba, & port e1vd. 548-4t92 GEO 9080 6059 much morel 2423 --------•iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bab~ lt•m•. dryer, Vista Nobleza (Bluffa) MARINE SLIPS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •8~Tiieii1NiiiiWiiAii'(iiOiiiiiRANiiiiii0ii furn. Iota of mlec. SAT •Saturday S•l•l • DOC!($ 7022 Privet• party ADOPT·A·PET Model B, , yr old. Ex· · Sam, 3179 Sicily Ave. 3/2 10a.Sp Clotne1, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Every Sat & Sun II quleltel Bargain at (Meea Verde) furs, rolacl., Slze1 4-8. '88 O•o Sp•ctrum 8404071 while, 4 dr, au1o; xlnt --------cond.. a/c, am/1m PETSMART, Fountain 0 0 P .. 414 Vlata Grand, 80' Mooring Valloy. Pupplee, kit· s35K. 31 0-559•55o9 HO~hr~ft :.~:.A.. Or IHI, Great penln· --------· AUTO PARTS tons and more, all ••••••••• Now open on 111 Sat eula locallonl Close11 LEXUS 9115 & R~PAlR $2400 548-0139 9260 looking for lovlng, car-of each month. TRANSPORTATION ~=~~·g· 107~;~~a1:: Ing homos. CALL 597· GARAGE SALES 10-3pm 660 W. 17th iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . ., 9037 for more Info. St. F.2, eM. Evrri _ .O()'...d,•P ~o f •.-o-~ L~_OJ>fd Chevy ~:F< r '' ·' Australian SllkV llJlnGc tro_~ • ~" turnif\g pt, 124 pckg. 't.•x·~hne. tJlk/ engln• strong, use1 Pupp~.~oe·{~~;;'!~!lft'l~~~~~fui'rl~Oo-natfol'I iW'ER BOATS . S . '6ayfron1. Balboa Beige. Low mi. Xlnl! oll $1300 obo, misc. SfOO. Call m.!J614 Welcome! 548-0280. Island ........... 252·1271 $23,995 obo 845--0127 parts 100. 675-4784 7012 ~ WANTED: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 50-6Q Ft Mooring In Newport Beach. Call 619·521-0406 Offiu (71.1/) 401-9444 . FAX (714) S48-.~8JO ~\,- ,. ~ • APPOl.NTMENISAWl..AJU.£. •NO OVERTIME CllARGE Call 642-5678. 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