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Home My WebLink About1998-03-11 - Orange Coast Pilot. .. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 DiStrict won't insist on , lingual su~rintendent · Jc, makin.g a knowledge of Span- ish a requirement could greatly limit the piayiDg field, one board hiember said. . •111ey should \ave some eXperience With inner-city schools and with bilingual edu- co.tto11," said school board mem- ber $erene Stokes. ·eut I don't . • SEE BILINGUAL PAGE 3 0 U F S l I <) N twAUINGUAL SUPERIN1INDENT7 I ' Should the New- port-Mesa school district hire some- one who speaks Spanish for Its next top employee 7 Call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 or e-mail us at dpilot20earthlink.net . Board ·will not .stop secondary transfers • Newport-Mesa trustees promise to look at all other options to stop exodus from Estancia High School, including merger with TeWinkle Middle School. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-lv1.ESA -Ruling out 'a moratorium on secondary school transfers, the Newport- Mesa school board said Tuesday jt needs to look at various options to deal with declining enroll- ments at Estancia High School. School board member Dana Black said she wants the board to consider all options, even a merg- er of Estancia and Te Winkle Mid- dle School. "I'd like to see everything laid on the table,• Black said. "The same old things aren't working, and that's why the same concerns keep coming up.· School board member Ed Decker said the district adminis- tration needs to work with school- level administrators to improve the image of Estancia. "I'd like to take this opportuni- ty to challenge the staff at Estancia to develop an academic program like other high schools are developing,• he said. Board member Wendy Leece suggested that the distrt.ct form a task force to improve the images of Estancia and other schools on the West Side of Costa Mesa. · "I live on the West Side and • SEE TRANSFERS PAGE 4 r------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------, aties take bite out of Girl Scout I me tf Behind the celebrities and professional golfers is the real winner in the Toshiba Senior Classic IV -the Hoag Cancer Center By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot U ndemeath his white lab coat Tuesday, Hoag Cancer Cen- ter Medical Director Dr. Robert 0 . Dillman was sporting a golf-ball-and-tee decorated tie. The attire couldn't be more fitting for the occasion, as thousands of pro- fessional golfers and spectators just a few miles down Coast Highway in Newport Beach were participating in the kind of event that enables Dill- man to rontinue saving lives. The majority of proceeds from this year's Thsblba Senior Classic N will go to benefit the state-of-the-art can- cer center, which for the past seven years has treated 1,700 new patients each year. Dillman says it is the sup- port of the community and events like the Toshiba Oassic that have helped make possible the center's great strides in cancer treatment. •This facility is testimony to the monumental generosity of the com- munity,• he said. Because the government and most insurance companies won't cover the high cost of research treat- ment, Dillman said, donations ana ~ 1 grants are a major reason Hoag's 1 cutting-edge programs stay alive. l "What we are faced with is that I , no matter what we do right now, half t of our cancer patients will definitely : die of cancer," he said. "What's 1 needed is how are (the other half] : different, and how can you treat I l • SEE CANCER PAGE 4 MARC MARTH I OM.Y Pl.OT Dr. Robert Diilman ls the medical dlrector for the Hoag Cancer Center In Newport Beach. which wtll benefit from most of the proceeds ra11ed dmtng this ya:r"s Toshiba Senior Cassie IV. I I I I I I t I I L----~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ • City considers whether raucous birthday singing at Joe's Crab Shack constitutes live entertainment. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot -which consists of food serven and patrons singing, using a megaphone and dancing - l.bould be allowed 1n the Mai1Der'1 Mile bUlinea. The permit application was flied an Feb. 13, one day after d~ aMdlk laued the felt4urant a 1100 dt.atiOn for a.llOWlDg ttve -~t without J>roper ~ likl All!btant City Man· -ow Sbllau Wood. The dtatioa came after 1everal montha of ...... GJIM ...•.. .J By Jenifer Ragland, Dai/)' Pilot CRYSTAL COVE -As the homemade plcket signs poked out of the bushes along Coast Highway, it almost looked as • though the land itseU was ~..ung. But beh1nd the display were a baDclful of d»-hard envtromnen- telal*I. wbo stood an tbe rOedllcle 1\mday manalDg braving NW bOUt nmc far tbe6r cau.:])l1Ml'- vatlan of tbe Oyatal CcMt f&. 1Cldc DllMk!. TM ..... ~Ol'-b eDd ........ 1-,, ....... = .. , .. ,. a..t DlillD '9 111••--..... )0 l920l ... ictllgM -tbil ..... . coOkie Sales •Unlike most county cities, Newport and Costa Mesa continue to charge non- profit group for peddling popular snacks. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Each year around this time, hundreds of young girls decked out In green uniforms and sweet smiles descend on Newport Beach peddling Thin Mints, Do-Si-Do's and Samoas. But unlike the majority of Orange County cities, where the Girl Scouts get a free ride on permit fees for their winter cookie sales, New- port Beach and Cos- ta Mesa make the group pay for the right to sell. nus week. some Newport Beach offi- cials are questioning whether they 9hould continue charging a group that Mayor Jan Dehay dubbed "an American insti- tution.• "I mean, these () I J I c > I I < > ~.J MAKE ntE11 MY? Should Costa Mesaand I Newport Beach contin- ue to force • the Girt Scouts to get a $42 permit for selling cookies door-to-door7 Call our Readers Hotline at 642-6086 or e- mail us at dpilot20earthlink..net are the Girl Scouts we're talking about,• said City Councilman John Hedges. On Monday night, the Newport Beach City Council gave preliminary approval to a revised ordinance that regulates door-to-door solicitors, including the Girl Scouts. The Newport-Harbor Girl Scouts Council bas been selling the beloved cookies for at least 50 years and expects to have about 750 girls posi- tioned outside grocery stores and other public places through the end of this month, when the annual sale ends, officials said. The City Council is expected to formally adopt the changed ordinance at its March 23 meeting. If approved, the new ordina.nce would contin- ue to charge commercial solicitors $250 and nonprofit groups such as the Girl Scouts $42 for a permit. COlta Mesa.bu a &imHar tee of $50 for DOD· ·J ,, i r ti II .. , . ~ 1 1 2 2 2 ~ 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 • • • • • '4 '4 • WEDNESDAY, MAAOt 11, 1998 almanac • IDITOWS NOTI: Do you « IOmeOne you know htw 1 lanc:tnwt ~ « lllhMrslry coming upl If so, we'd like to lndude It 1n our AlmlNc tldton. ,.._ c:aM the Information Into the ftnden Hodlne, 642~ tu ~to 646-4170, or mall It to News Assist.Int Alfson ~ 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Clllf. 92627. You m11Y also send photographs, but plNSe be sur. to Include • setf. addresSed stamped envelope If you'd Ilk• tt retwned. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Georgina M. Garrido, 79, on Jan. 18 • Ida F. Collins, 86, on Jan. 15 • Sara E. Connally, 83, on Jan. 18 • Joan M. Miles, 71, on Jan. 15 • Lloyd R. Newcomer, 87, on Jan. 2 • Frank J. Stellino, 72, on Jan. 20 • Percy G. Torres, 94, on Jan. 19 • Angelina Giuliano, 85, on Jan. 19 • Martha A. Johnson, 83, on Jan. 14 •Charles A. Remley Sr., 81, on Jan. 15 • Abdullah A. Amiad, Infant, on Jan. 22 •Clarita M. Baker, 87, on Jan. 15 •Wendell E. Kessler, 57, on Jan. 23 • Nellie K. Parker, 95, on Jan. 25 NEWPORT BEACH • William D. Vincent, 73, on Jan. 9 • Bunne Pyeatte, 87, on Jan. 18 • Frances M. Taylor, 93, on Jan. 18 . • Jack K. Lennard, 69, on Jan. 20 I.··' ! ~ j i i ! : i i : I l ; ! • Milton Klein, 72, on Jan. 19 •Helen P. Policastri, 67, on Jan. 19 • Fem A. Sims, 79, on Jan. 21 • Ursula Nadasdy, 75, on Jan. 26 • Janet H. Bryant, 82, on Jan. 24 • Charles M. Dabney, 77, on Jan. 19 •Lorene M. Orville, 97, on Jan. 14 i • Charles F. Wtlson, 90, on Jan. 25 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspi- cion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Cynthia L. Peterson, 40, of Aliso Viejo BetsY A. Shaprio, 46, of Aliso Viejo Gerald J. Murphy, 59, of Newport Beach Mark M. Gordon, 24, of Long Beach COSTA MESA Diane C. Smith, 45, of Costa Mesa Jeffrey L. Spake, 35, of Costa Mesa Joanna L. Bock, 26, of Fountain Valley MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA I i ~ ! i • Gary A. Markley and Joanne K. Rovirosa, mar-: ried Jan. 10 in Garden Grove i,'=.! • Dennis Miles and Minnie K. Holbrook, mar- ried Dec. 31 in Murrieta • Hussein M. Elsayed and Amina M. Hassan, l married Nov. 2 in Upland · j • Philip A. Buckley and Barbara A. Buckley, ' married Jan. 20 in Santa Ana • David S. Bamber and Angela M. Monson. married Jan. 17 in Orange • Skyler V. Sypherd and 'Ihlc:ey L. Constant, married Jan. 17 in Costa Mesa • Hans E. Parampil and Hong Li, married Jan. 22 in Santa Ana .1 • Anthony L. Serrano and Kim S. Smith. marrted !,,, Jan. 17 in Costa Mesa NEWPORT BEAOi • Alexandre Y. Lazo and Gine Debnam. married Jan. 10 in Long Beach • Niels E. Anderson and Katherine M . Spencer, married Jan. 17 in Upland • lrevor A . Brathwaite and Shoko Kochi, mar- ried Jan. 11 in Riverside • John G. Knapp and Amber W. OJ.son. married Jan. 18 in San Juan Capistrano • Daniel R. Augulis and Lavender A. Bums, manied on Jan. 17 in San Diego ! j i i ~ i i ! ' i ! I Break out the· noisemakers it's Purim •The holiday honors Old Testament's Esther, who spared Jews from a massacre plotted by Persian official. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA lvffi.SA-Beginning at sundown today, local Jews will celebrate Purim. one of the most fes- tive days in the Jewish year. The holiday honors Esther, the heroine from the Old Testament Book of Esther, which tells the story of the Jewish queen who saved her people from Ha-man. a Persian bent on annihilating all the Jews. Haman planned to kill the · · Jews by se1ectin~ them ran- domly-"Pwim means lots -and Esther risked her life by appealing to Persian King Ahashverosh to spare the lives of her people. Esther eventually won ~vor with the king, saved , =-e.ountylt l many lives and for doing so, • 1 became a beloved figure : J Jews still celebrate today. '-----------------' Throughout the daylong festival of Purim, it is cus- tomary for children to use rattles or other noisemak- ers to drown out the evil name of Haman whenever it is said Locally, Purim will be celebrated by children at the Jewish Federation Orange County campus on Baker Street Today, preschoolers will prepare for the begin- ning of the holy day by baking traditional cookies and breads, said 01rector Teri Ferentz. On Thursday, the students plan to dress up in costumes depicting characters from the story of Esther and walk over to the federation senior cen- ter to ce;J.ebrate the day with seniors. The students will sing traditional Jewish songs and perform dances during the·Purim party, which is an annual event held between the schoor and the senior center, Ferentz said. The federation staff aJso plans to hold a Purim par- ty of its own today, officials said. ...... ,..GWIWl•its~"" the~ Piiot «news• VOL 11, NO. sa ADQ!fSS Ow llddrall DOW.~ St., ea.ta .... Caltf. t2Q1. . •.. . ... ... "' ~ WPCMCAST LOCATION SIZE w.dge 1-lwnw NwJpott 0.2 wnw '*** 0.2 wnw ttNer Jetty 0.2 wnw CdM Wwrrw \ City and Newport Coast residents to keep talking •Both sides say their first meeting, held last weekend, was productive and they will continue working to resolve issues over proposed annexation. excess revenue.• The city is proposing to make the 9,000-acre stretch of land a part of Newport Beach. Although the majority of Newport Coast residents use city services and facilities, all the property tax mv- enue generated there goes to Orange County. While an annex- ation would bring a deficit in the first three years, the city could eventually rake in more than $5 million annually as more pricey homes in the bills are built. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City officials and Newport Coast resi- dents will continue to meet in an attempt to work out their differ- ences over the city's plan to annex the area. The two sides met over the weekend and had a •productive meeting," said Jim McGee, spokesman for the newly named Newport Coast Committee of 2000. They plan to meet again in about two weeks. In the meantime, Assistant City Man.ager Dave Kitt said he will be preparing a pla'n for how ~.. :.,•' ...... ' . ~ ~,. ~. • ... • ,.... • •• • .. .J,,,_ .. HIGH SOfOOl DANa DAY Orange Coast College pre- sents the 14th annual High School Dance Day from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. OPEN HOUSE Sunshine Co-Op Preschool invites the public to its open house from 9 to 11 a.m. at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. FOl' more information, call 540-1183. BOOK DfSOJSSION GROUP The Manusaipts Book Discus- noon. A J.foot swe.IJ WIH come from the the city will provide basic services to the UD.inoozporated area as well as looking into several other con - cems brought up by the down- coast residents. The City Council on Monday appointed J ohn Hedges, Tom Thomson and Den- nis O'Neil to serve on an ad-hoc committee that will deal with the issue. McGee said bis group will con- tinue to gather sign.atu.tes and ral- ly support from residents to oppose an nnnexation if all their needs are not met. •1rs important for the people of Newport Beach to understand that we are not attempting to be greedy,• he said. •we need to find an equitable way to share the around town sion Group of the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation meets at 9-.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave .. New- port Beach. Books disa.wsed will be "The Solace of Open Spaces· by Gretel Bhrlicb and •Montana 1948• by I.any Wllson. For more iDfonn.ation. call 717~. J08 FAIR The Orange County Fair- ground presents the atxth annual Community College Job Pair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For additional information, call 708-3247. ...,°"' llAOt City Manager Kevin Murphy said the city and residents dis· cussed a lot of issues in detail. ·we both agreed to keep talk· ing," he said Although the city in late Feb- ruary was poised to file the formal annexation application, that deci· sion appears to have been delayed until all of the· issues have been resolved, Murphy said. JOB FAIR Six local community colleges play host to the sixth 4Dllual free Orange County Community Col- lege Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5576. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Balboa Bay Republican WQmen Federated meet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, NeWJ)ort Beach. Cost is $20 for members, $25 for nonmembers. For ~ervations, call 759-9219. ' west. and boring today • ~ &Ane: An unknolNn wnount of mall was stolen from • mallbOlt In the 200 blodt. TIDIS lODAY Flnt low 2:01 a.m. 1.1 Ant high 1.-021.m. 5.2 Secondlow 2:)1 p.m. -0.2 second high 9:51 p.m. <CA MWY Flntlow 2:Ua.m. 0.9 AntNgh l;Ma.m. 5.1 Second low l:OJ p.m. 41 StcOnd~ t:1• p.m. ... , ..... ~· and Thursday due to high tides, afthough It should pidl up ... Thursday. The WllV9S Wiii be hlghet' F~ ~~chest· ~. 9fld • storm frCX1t hNcMd our WllJ "*I bmo 1n • • ......_ Drtw: Someo. .. smashed • window wtth. bridt and stole $4, 105 In .iew.trY from • ~ In the 1200 block. • :..W•* •• RMd: lurgtln hn>k• Into an offb s.fe In 1N 3600 blodt ri took StoS 11'1 c..h w aedtt Q;d hlafpti. • ......... .._A atflulat phOne and~ lighW ~ WOtth SUS w.. stot.n fri>m 1 mt in the 1100 bklc:k. • .,,,.... --...: A pool pump~ $65'0 w.s tto1tn 1n 1M 1too btock. COITA_... • .._.,._ Asw.c> ~ Wotth ~was stolef\ from IUllft ... 1900~ • -..-.... Dih9: A tDOlbOlc and tOot1 ~ $10.000 .............. • • lr\ -.1100 bbl. .............. c I IChl !ACM~ ... _... .... ...-.... ca • a.19 .... SoMecll ........ a .... rOOMln .. 3'00 .......... ,,.,..., .......... ..,.... ... .. In. ,, . ........ ,... ........................ . •lft• .................. tild.: Q Newport-Mesa S zero-tolerance · policy is prone to injustices .. K athleen Huntanan says she ii not accu.stomed to confronting the system - any system. That's not her nor- mal style. But if the system lays what Huntsman i.S certain is an unfair rap on her son, then all that changes to a steel resolve that Newport-Mesa Unified School District administrators from the superintendent down have been discovering lately. For the past 18 years, Kath- leen Huntsman's principal ener- gies have been divided between her work as an escrow officer and raisil)g her son, Ryan. She emd Ryan's father were divorced when Ryan was less than a year old, and Kath-' leen bas been going it alone ever since. From all indications, she's done a terrific job. Ryan js now a senior at Corona del Mar High School, carries a 3.0 grade-point-average, is a varsity golfer, works on the yearbook, is looking forward to college, and -says bis mother -has lots of friends. He has also managed to stay out of trouble -until two weeks ago, when a Newport Beach police officer cited him for playing his stereo too loudly, then searched his car, found and con- fiscated a small bag with a pipe in it, and mentioned this find in a BILINGUAL CONTINUED FROM 1 think it's necessary for them to be bilingual." She and other board members were responding to former school board candidate Oscar Santoyo, who said the dlStrict's next superintendent should be bilingual. Stokes said even the Santa Ana school district, which is 99% Hispanic, does not require its superintendent to be bilingual. Ml think it's desirable but not mandatory," she said. "Our goal, truly, is to get Hispanic students to speak English." Board member Martha Fluor agrees. _ "Our brochure says that _ knowledge of a multilingual. joseph n. bell routine report sent to the school. Al.though there was no determi- nation the bag held any kind of illegal substance and Ryan was not cited for possession, school authorities nevertheless sus- pended him instantly under their zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy. That's when Kathleen Hunts- man took on the system. Last Monday, in the office of her attorney, David Shores, she told me she had received a call at work from an assistant princi- pal telling her to come to school to discuss a matter of impor- tance regarding her son. Ryan was-given the same message. He thought it had to do with his diverse community and the abil- ity to communicate with them is desirable," said Fluor, who als<1 said that Newport-Mesa's former superintendent, Mac Bernd, lacked these skills. MOn his part, I don't think be had a sensitivity to separate communities in the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach areas," she said. MI think our community mirrors the rest of California. We are becoming minority majority and that's reality." Fluor said this insensitivity was J"eflected in Bemd's lac\ of communication with the school board. MWe are the ones who repre- sent our constituents and when there is a concern parents call us," she said. MBut Mac didn't always listen to the board mem- bers." But Santoyo, who ran fqr the noise dtation1 because he had- n't told hiJ mother about the citation, she was completely in the dark. •They questioned us in sepa- rate rooms,• she said, •just like the police shows on television. Then they told us together that on the b(lSis of the police report sent to them, Ryan was being suspended and transferred. He was sent home with instructions to stay there for five days before he reported to Harbor High." Huntsman spent the after- noon in shock trying to find a clinic that would test her son for drugs. Told she needed a doc- tor's prescription, she got one, took Ryan in and had him test- ed -inclu(ling a urine test that covered the previous 30 days. The tests found no trace of any drugs in his system. She asked that the report be faxed to her, but it was mailed, instead, which cost her several days. As soon as she received it, she faxed copies to Corona del Mar High School and the New- port-Mesa superintendent's off- ice, then followed up with phone calls, expecting the sus- pension to be lifted. What she got, instead, was a stiff-arm. The hard line of zero tolerance. Too bad. school board in 1994 in an attempt to increase Latino repre- sentation on the board, said he found Bernd senstitive to and aware of the cultural diversity within the district. For the next superintendent, however, Santoyo said it is important to have someone who speaks Spanish. "When I deal with parents who speak Spanish, they seem more willing to talk and to express their opinion when l am able to speak to them in Span- ish," said Santoyo, the director of the Save Our Youth program. But more important than hav- ing a second language, Santoyo said the next superintendent should be bicultural to be able to relate to the minority families and students in the district. School board President Jim Ferryman said he will be looking 10-50% SAVINGS ON FABRICS, FuRNITURE ANo uS10M R Toor - With the fabrics yc;.u love ~ the sXes J:Ou wcU\t -now at sr-:cial sa~s. Scive on our custom !Jior serV\ces too, when r,u ctTate Your Own ueholstercd furniture. drapen.cs. curtains. bedspreads. pJlows or tablecloths. Our expenenoed stJr will be rea~ to hclp~u with ;our sefections. But hur7 llus eec·al sale ends soon. Now THROUGH MARCH 23 ONLYI LAGUNA HILLS (71•)380~ She knew then he needed help, and a friend directed her to attorney Shores. He studied the state education code and the evi- dence over the weekend and took the case -mostly pro bono. He told me he asked that Ryan be reinstated while the charges against him were appealed through the school district machinery. When that was refused, he filed in Superior Court for a stoy of the suspen- sion. The stay was granted by Judge Robert E. Thomas pend- ing a Tuesday hearing on the validity of the suspension and the subsequent transfer. The evidence will all be pre- sented and ruled on then, and I don't intend to argue the case in this column. But there do seem to be some profound questions that need answering. Was the search of Ryan's car legal? What, if any- thing, was in the plastic bag? Was Ryan outside the jurisdiction of the school district when he was stopped? Why was the testing evi- dence provided by his mother ignored but the police report used as a basis for his expulsion, even though it made no mention of drugs? · The big picture here is a hard look at the whole concept of zero tolerance -even though for the most qualified candidate for the job, regardless of whether that person is bilingual. Mlf he or she's got everything else but they don't speak·Span- ish, I'm going to hire them," he said. Mlt is desirable, but it's not my top priority that they be able to speak Spanish." Board member Wendy Leece said that rather than have a bilihgual superintendent, the board and the community are more concerned that all students learn English. wwe do emphasize U~at w~ are a multilingual and multicul- tural district," Leece said. ·•I think there's more people who don't think a bilingual superin- tendent is necessary." • that isn't on trtal in Ryan's case. To apply this kind of rigidity to the infinite varieties of human behavior and circumstances can lead to some dreadful injustices. ls the destruction of one .young person's college career and per- haps, subsequent We by apply- ing this bard-line, black-a.nd- white, take-no-prisoners approach worth whatever the alleged benefits may be? Strong stances need to -and must - be taken against drugs on our campuses. But that doesn't excuse mindless intransigence, which in the long run will defeat what it bas set out to achieve. The small picture, of course, is a microcosm of tl1e big one - and that's what I heard in Dav1d Shores' office Monday.•1 heard a mother who bas worked hard all her We to set aside money for ber son's education. Who ls filling oUt college appllcations and suddenly stumbling over the block that says: •Hu stu- dent ever been suspended?• Who _wensed at the thought of seeing him graduate with strangers and denied the activi- ties that would enrich his senior year for alleged reasons she hopee and expects a judge will thro"'1 out Tuesday. Who can say wryly: "When this is over, maybe I'll be ready for sainthood. But I have high expectations for Ryan, and be has high expectations for him- self. I've been preparing him for this time in his life since he was a small boy, and I'm not gomg to stand by and see it taken away from him unfairly." ) •JOSEPH N. llEU.'5 column runs every Wednesday. Light Cuisine recipes prepared lean on calories, bur nor flavor. "'\v • Chicken Tomatillo Enchilada • Avila's Chicken Soup •Light Tostadas •Charbroiled Chicken Tacos • 'Frijoles Frescos (Fresh-Not Rdmd)_ . Newport Beach Costa Mesa Corona clel Mar 675-6855 642-1142 644-TACO For 32 Ye.:irs Family Owned F:Hnily Operated F.urnly Loved • C.'f•'!L' ,f.-1 !.1.1r • ;J. .. ";'• r• B, ,1.h • ! ·:;.'.fl, : 1· •' q 1 I,~. •1 • Hun!:•1:,:t,•n P.lf~ • L.ittl" r.'t···.: • '\,If'''.'\·· -· I f It v . . • wmNE5DAY, MAJtOi 11, 1991 SING CONTINUED FROM 1 l~ debate <Net whether the bustn bad 1nherlt.ed the rtgbt to conduct entertatnmeot from th• previous Ulel of the property, Wood said. Lut month. the aty decided the restaurant hod no 'uch right Cone.ems about noise emanat· mg from beyfront restaurants has grown into a major issue, JDQrtly as a result of debates over a per· mit application submitted by Win- dows on the Bay. 1be City Coun- Cll initially slapped more than 40 restrtction.s on Windows, but after pubhc outcry, agreed to let the rt>st.aurant keep its outdoor patio. Wood said the city received ro~laints from neighboring Udo Isle residents when Joe's Crab Shdck first opened last year, but said those gnpes have tapered off dS the restaurant managers work with the oty to reduce noise. For example, the baytront win- dows are closed when the singing and dancmg begins, and the CA NCER CONTINUED FROM 1 them Rlght now, the medical pdym(•nt system is not covenng !hell •• l11P rruun fedture that makes th<· I loag Cancer Center unique is lh<' < l!ll biology lab 111 the 65,000· -.quc1w-foot bwJd.ing, where scien- li'-~ <JTOW cancer cells from indi· vidu.J pauenlc, dnd give them . 1>,11 km the fonn or a vacone. < Jlhc ·r progresswe therapies devel- -op•·d in the lab 111dude high-dose c lt1·rnotherapy dlld unmune cell l!l·t1 lrnents, Dillman said. \hout 100 patients have been t11·o1ll·cJ Wlth vacanes and unm- 11111 · <t·lls. and another 175 have nrrr h ·rqone the high~ose chemo- TRANSFERS CONTINUED FROM 1 l'w hdd kids at Estancia,• Leece c;.i1d "I'm concerned about morale on the West Side. The t 11 ne we needed to do something wrts yesterday.• Hut board member Judy Fran- co sctid the dlstrict is already coo- d ucting a secondary school study. School officials said that study, however, doesn't deal with specif- 1r issues at each school. Sf'veral parents addressed the MABti~ Relieves Pain $ Insurance Accepted 00 Stress & tension 3 9 w/Chtropractlc Care. NOW HIRING• 7-DAYSWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier O.C. 714.979.8385 1072 S.E Blistol St .. Ste 209 Santa Ana Helohts 11:.om« ol ~ Bl No./Bristol) I restaurm>t'• m1aophone l)'9tem bu liDce been ~ With • megaphone. aa1d Tom O>U•n1, general managet. Wood IUd tbe rmtaunmt .. C\lfTelJtly 1n aapH- ance 'With dty oabe ordluncw CoWm .aM1 be ~ tha ~ will allow the restaURDt to COD- tinue doing bu.slnas the way it ha. foe the past year: and the way it's done 1n Joe's Crab Shack restaurants aaoa the~· •1 personally don't ltbtnk there's a noise problem),• he '41d.. "It's a very cuual. festive, tun restaurant• He N1d banning the entertain· ment, would have a major impact on the· atmosphere of the restau- rant and the unique experience it provides. Collins said waiters and waitresses try to get the guests involved -particularly for birth- days -in the singing and danc- ing. Servers also perform various dance' skits, such as the "Macare· na• and "YMCA.• ·we're trying to be a good neighbor,• be said. But City Councilman John Hedges, who has called for tight· eoed regulations of bayfront therapy -patients who may not have swvived under traditional chemotherapy treatment, he said. The other large aspect of the cancer center is its radiology department, where patients are treated with three linear acceler- ators. Dillman said while the center manages about 15% of all cancer patients in Orange Coun- ty, it treats double that amount in its radiation program. Researchers in the cancer cen- ter's ·radiation oncology staff help- ed make Hoag one of the first hos· pitals in the nation to treat brain twnors without surgery. Dillman said new equipment recently arrived that furthers the center's ability to perform the advanced form of radiation therapy. Contrary to popular myth, board and encouraged the board not only to not place a moratori- um on sec-Ondary sc;bool transfers, but also lift the morl\torium on elementary grades. Costa Mesa parent Bert Svens- soo said that out of 35 children in his neighborhood, only seven attend their local school, Whittier. #I think it's a constitutional right for children to have an edu- cation, but Whittier isn't our choice," he said. •tt's a decision that the board made for us.• Other parents complained that the elementary school moratori- um has forced them to attend pri· Motorola BRAVO PLUS r----------------------------, ... WE'RE BACK! Now Open! -~ti, all.e9ed the eact I Pil£KET •Joe's Crab Shack bas beeil a i w Nighbor,• be Mid. ·1 ca.o't j CON11NUED FROM 1 tDjAgtpe the re1taurmt cammum-~ ty caald me lo their defense, I p.m ... ...._.M...,rid-~ wbkb ii listed an the became it b.u caused other National Register ol Historic reaaurants problems with respect Piams. nm ilAll& 11 ooe of the to~ and applytog for <ity i mc.t heated enYil'omnetltal ~· · I debates In ~ County, with 1be Oty Couoci1 co Monday l environmentalids llniDg up to direded the Envircmnental Qual· f fight the project before it is lty Advisory ec.nmtttee and tbe : approved by the St.ate Parb Ec:onoa:dc Development Commit· ! Commlaion mcl the Califamia tee to look tnto setting a uniform i c.outal Commtsmn. Mt of sta.ndatds for bayfront i '"The state perb department restaurants. lbe idea, Hedges i might think tbey are Clll the leod· said; ii to have the regula.tions In I Ing edge, but 1 think they've gone place before various pennit i aver t1ie edge,• said Tustin resi- requests come in so the council i dent Alex Mintzer, wt;w was am- doel not have to deal with each i ong about 10 demansturtom Tues- lssue indlvidually. ! day. "To lease public Land for a "Why s.bould we let penlona.li-i private hm1ry deYelopment is not ties inteifere with land·use ded-i good public policy_• mons1 TbAt only results in bad i Jeennette-Merlilees, a ooonti- dedsions, • he stid.. i nator for the Coalition to Save Coundlwoman Norma Glove!", i Crystal Cove, helped organize whOJSe district includes Mariner's i the protest, which she called Mile, said she thinks the city's i •making a statement• permit process is the best way to l The demonstrators were ex- see if Joe's Crab Shack fits the ; • preabig outrage over not 01JJt the ~ ptojed ID ~ but allO tbe !ad.ibat'aews were con· duding IOil tests an the mown attbMOragicaJ lite. ·we think this ts a pelf ect tmlmple of what ~·re in for with this development -just utter contempt for the resources bele. • Meaileel sakl. •Because we ckm't have funds to pay a lawyer for a temporuf restraining order, this is tbey OD1y way we can make· a statement. St.ate para offlda.ls have autborized the soil testing being done this week. which involves the drilling of seven 24-inch- wide, 60-foot~eep holes. Offi. cia1s have assmed that an archae- ologist is OD site to ensure DO cul- tural resources are damaged. 1be digging cA several 10-foot.deep trenches by a backhoe, which occuned without proper autiw. rization. in late January, is still being investigated. Also showing support of the environmentalists was former Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis, who II nuutlng for the 2nd Di.ltltct Board ol SUpervt5orl Mat in June. 'We b&ve veiy stroag publlc- partidpetion laws in th1I state, but this wb.Ole project was designed to make tt a done decal before IPlJ' opportunity for public comment,• said Genii, who said she has been involved lo this issue for a wblle. •ne way they are doing this just adds extra straw to the fire.• She also questioned the gener- al prlndple of putting a private resort OD land that WU purchased with public money. "The concessionaire would have the rl.ght to kick us off our beach that we own,• she said. But the developer and state parks offidals have said it is their intent to improve public access to the site rather than Um.it it. While the refurbished cottages will cost guests $100 to $400 a night to stay in, anyone who cannot afford to stay in the cottages will be per- mitted to enjoy·the public beach, officials said. dty'sguidelines. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Dillman said it is not possible to ever find a single •cure• for can- cer. Doctors and scientists now are realizing that because the disease is different for every patient, the cure for each of them is different. ·we are steadily working on approaches that will lead to the cure of more patients,• Dillman said. The Hoag Cancer Center was built in 1991 with $23 million in funds raised in the community. The Hoag Family Foundation donated the initial $6 million, and the center was dedicated to Patty and George Hoag. Since then other groups, particularly the Sandpipers and Circle 1000, have donated millions of dollars to Haag's cancer programs. vate schools, which is costing them thousands of dollars a year. District officials said the K-3 moratorium was meant to solve a lack of classroom space resulting from state-mandated class-size reduction. PERMITS I CONTINUED FROM 1 ~ profit groups and generally does- 1 n't give exemptions to the Girl 1 Scouts, said Senior Code Enforce- 1 ment Officer Sandra Benson-l But Diane Smith, spokes- i woman for the Girl Scout Council l ·of Orange County, said the two 1 cities' pay-to.sell policy makes l them the exception to the~. i •tn 90% of cities with 't l fees, we get a waiver use l we're a nonprofit group,• Smith 1 said. l Smith said the county's Costa 1 Mesa-based council pays the fee i for all the local Girl Scouts and no l individual scout pays her own i way. 1 Debay asked city staff mem-l bers to look into giving the l national youth group an exemp- j tion from her city's solicitation 1 fees, but Newport Beach's legal i staff said tt's Just not than~asy. -l "It's really a tough area,• said l Deputy City Attorney Daniel Ohl. l "You run into problems trying to J. justify why one group gets in and Lani has mOWJCI toa New LocotionJ 1SOOAd.M, 11N • c....-. 540·221 I • •SS0-1440 Amish Country Traditions' •TllA##UAL aAFT J'HflW. Fri. March 13, 12-8 Sat. March 14, 10-5 Orange County Fairgrounds 88 Fair Drive Costa Mesa Enter off Artlngton, g.._ ' or 5 Free Admissionl Over 100 ctafts people represented I Featur1ng hundreds of 5lYJ11!, wall hangings, furniture, toys, dolls, arf.J..~1 home accessories and much more. Free Talk -un>Wlng up Am .. h, 2 p.m. both days • Amish Counf:!'Y Traditions • . fine Oafta Ploln t.ncum ~PA 111-681-92'10 -•• -.,. --. -"ll'. _..-~;~; ., .. ~ • . ' . I • • • .' : , • ci.. ..I I ' -, . · ( • . . ' . · ~], another one doesn't.• Ohl said except for a few cases in Florida and Hawaii, for the most part. fee exemptions for spe- cific groups have been ruled unconstitutional because they force government officials to dis- criminate between groups. Mayor Tom Edwards said be would support cutting the scouts a d eal on the permit fees in his city,..but as an attorney, he knows all too well that the law can't be ~t without being broken. "'Would I support it, yeah,· Edwards said. ·sut under the law, we are required to ptovide equal access and equal enforcement.• Hedges wants to take the issue one step further and elimi- nate all the city's solicitation per- mit fees. Since the city has no way to legally distinguish between rep- utable nonprofit groups like the 1 Girl Scouts and unscrupulous commercial peddlers, Hedges said the city should do away with the fees. •Sometimes you throw the baby out with the bath water, and in this case, the baby comes in the form of ~l Scouts," Hedges said. - . i· ... ' . . Sin ce 1972 ~Holy Smokes! 1/3 of out Bar is -.-.. Certified Outdoorsl 3 Outdoor Pool Tables Always 'Your Home Away From Home• 18.'.30 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa M esa • 5 48-8428 THE FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE WI'FH A PERSONAL 'fOUCH --__ .,. ___ GREY GOOSE WtttCBfBbrare-tts TENTH ANNIVERSARY t. 800 760-9267 II CMi on Thursday, March 12 .... . l Ua.m. to ttp.m . 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Cow••t au. /IW.YPl.OT ................ boWll tD glw lmprompbl golf Cltjilcs, waw to lldodng fml pen:becl blgh above at Gary Player ancftbat daalc swing ln on display.this week tbe Newport Beach Marrtott Hotel, and sign count- at the Newport Beach Counb'y Club In the Senior Classic. 1 • SEE PLAYER PAGE I CLASSIC STEEL It's the best way to describe Walter Zembriski, a senior tour veteran who knows the hard road; now is enjoying the good life. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot W=briski,. the former steel worker, is 63rd on the Senior TOSHIBA PGA Tour money list ... and loving every cent of it. Zembrisld, whose face could pass in a Western movie backdrop, is the classic prototype of how the tour can change lives. •What a job, huh? What a life I" Zembrlski said Tuesday morning during a practice round at Newport Beach Country Oub, site of the Toshiba Senior Classic. •I spent 11 years as a steel worker, busting rods and red irons (large steel beams),• he said. •The highest I ever worked was 5o stories up." Zembrisld still pinches himself to make sure it's all true, that life on the Senior Tour is not just some dream beam. Zembriski played on mini tours, including the Space Coast circuit, before turning 50, the golden digit for some. "It's the best job I've ever had .. . of all the jobs I've tried,• Zembriski said. "Thank God I made the Senior Tour.• Zembriski hears it everywhere he goes on tour, reminders of his former occupation from adoring fans. •They do (love me),• Zembriski said. "Every time I play, I hear them. They say, 'Hey, how's the steel business? (And) getting another job soon?' I love it .• '7 embrisld, who enjoyed £..another solid season as a member of the MasterCard Champions last year, winning the Northville Long Island Clalllc and finishing eighth on the over-60 lilt ($178,904), grew up in New Jersey. Zembriski's father was fiom Pittsburgh and got started in the steel business because of Illa father. •1 couldn't make the (PGA Tour) because I got married when I wu 26 and bad a d.a hter, • said Zembrisld., who gave up ieinlordilg steer in 1972, l8Y8D years after r-------------------------------------------------------------------------, ~oshiba senior classic J ay Sigel (above}, last year's runner- up In the Toshiba Senior TOSHIBA Classic, bits from the bunker on 18 en route to Glllete Tour Challenge U6e with partner Jim Colbert; at left. Walter Morgan reacts after chipping In on No. 17. Below, George Archer, was the central figure In a clinic for the physically impaired In the mo ming. ~ protemonal. though ha woo~-~,888 on the PGA =av.-.:.i[~itiiib.-..:::~.::~~~---~- 7.m>.lidlki .~w ~near OUt Of BouDdl GOlf Club m Mallw~ N:J., a public linD where his father once Caddied for Babe Ruth and where Zem.brlsk1. now n. taught tilmMlf to play while ~uac8ddie. ~-~ · Zmibrtald. 5-foot-8, h4i won 110,ou 1n four eftlltl um year. In gOU. it's low-end. But on the gtUld ICAJe of tblngl, wb1ch II all l.embrlakl care1 about, it im't Md for 12 days ol work. •ru Mes> ~ytQg until I get of It.. Mid~ In hll YMJ OD the ~'lbw', ...... Ml'Md more ID tbat span 1m1ii9N.--.-.mz:-e 1bllblba ----:z.~ .. ~ ............ [ ....... ~Mm.IWNilrlOtllml . ..., ... ,.,.w. ••• Z 1 1)!5 ,,_ nr' d• .. ._.. ..._ =:.:•s;•:•:..---up.• Cadlll an this year tn Hawatl. because me might ceddl•, • Sumlilerbays Aid of his daugbter, now tn her third YMI' Of medk:a1 tchool. ~ wbme children haw ..... Md. Mid time find· ., 91RifiWllma wan. Mid BryU *CGOI M •• 9'Wftbing, In tllml o1--. ...... --. .. But ...... dlDdla ... PRO -AM tom- johnson Fame is ileeting, but ... • I know, I know, but I'll take what I can get! I t happens each spring. The swallows return to San Juan Capistrano ... yeah, but that's not it. The flowers bloom and days get longer ... no . The players venture back to the ball parks for spring training. aoser, but still not what we're looking for. Actually, it's Toshiba Week ... the week the senior pro golfers come to Newport Beach ... and L once agam, get to play in the two-day pro-am. ) For you golfers, you can only imagine the excitement. Let's review the last few years. In 1995 my team, led by professional Harold Henning, jumped out to a quick start. At one point on the first day we reached the third spot on the leader board. I can remember the thrill of turning to my teammate, Th.angle Square's Ned Bondie, after we rolled in another putt to put us up in lights. Bondie quickly grabbed the camera. and, bingo, the 'tnoment was saved forever. Unfortunately, the birdies sto ped about the same time pa.ck. Last year I teamed with Danny Bibb, of Coast Newport ~es fame., and m~ 9Veil 't>iittei known as one d Big canyon's best goiters. Tom Shaw was our pro. •SEE FAME PAGE I eftl' PGA event in May, tbe Saint Lukets ClU&ic in a p&ayoll. OWt Hugh BaloCcbl an. traUlng by ibl ----.mg tlnal rOund. ·My ... Wllli.m (25) ~ for .... )at IMt ,... • 9' 2 .. ..,. Wd. ·1n lad. ... ,... .... •••• Jc*.,Hl'a. ~ ...... ---·· .. .• .,.. ..... -wt ...at dub "' "fftl• Zn laW ............. = .......... I --. . ;, " . ' I WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11, 1998 nm tlME rrs SIGEL N0.1, --..VN0.2 .- Rttlr.gly, it came down to another playoff Involving .,..~ and ""1 $Igel, only this time with a lltt1e less 1t stake. In Tuesday's Giiiette Tour OlallMge, the day's featured event in the Toshiba Senior dasslc at Newport Bt.ch Country dub. Sigel and his partne/, Jim Colbert, Ctefeated Murphy and Hugh .. loahl in a chip-off. '"So (Sigel) won this time -he won $8,000 and I won S 150,000, • said Murphy, referring to his victory here last·year, when he sank an 80-foot birdie putt on the ninth playoff hole. at the time a Senior PGA Tour record. Sigel-Colbert and Murphy-Baiocchl both finished at 1-under in the six-hole. fiv~team alternate shot event that drew an estimated 100 fans. To break the tie. wedge shots from about SO yards away at 18 determined the winner. Sigel's chip to six feet from the flag was good enough to secure the win, splitting the $8,000 purse with PLAYER CONTINUED FROM 7 majors, and Arnold Palmer isn't one of them. Pldyer did 1t before Jack NickJduS dnd alter Gene Sarazen and 8Pn Hogan. Tilis is dnoU1er year for Player, another chance to ddd to his career winrungs of $6,384,353 (entering the Toshiba event). Player, whose golf cow-se architectural company has been selected to bwld an 18-hole cow-se in Todos Santos at the southern llp of Baja, has blown that alorementioned figure out of the water with his companies and endorsements. There are Gary Player golf dubs, garments and golf links around the world, but the man himself conbnues to strive on the real estate most all of mankind conbnually finds as a never-ending strain. Player said his recent travels have been "abnormal.• He flew from h1s home in Johannesburg to Florida, then back home, and now to California. •And then I'll fly back to South Africa on Sunday mghl, then back again for The Tradition (m Scottsdale, Ariz.), then back home again,• he said. Before Jets, Player said it would take 45 how-s and six stops to get to a tournament in California. Now Miami's the only stop. MINOR SERVICE • < J1.111i:r < Whlta • lrupai Bm e.. hdu. hotics. w x.k.\ & .rcmng • TC..t I .>nve fiw ~ c~ -ille wedge shot I h.c:l In sudden death was really more Colbert's bread and butter than mine,• Sigel said. •1 just don't get that shot very • often. We really enjoy these~ of : events. It's a fun fOf'l'T\lt and the guys : a.re really compethlve. • : Sigel moved Into a ti• with *Mr. • T~ Walter M~n for the Gillette Tour's money lead. The victory was also the second for Colbert. who teamed with Hubert Green In the blind-draw event to win : the Giiiette Tour Challenge at the : Royal carlbbean Classk In Key : Biscayne, Fla., last month. : Murphy and Baloccnl eamed U.500 : each. whllft Dave Stockton-Bruce Summerhays and Bob Eastwood- Morgan eamed $1,250 each. Green and George Archer each won S1.000 for last place (3-over). a IAo Aoki. who dropped from the Toshiba field because Of •back problems•, played Monday and Tuesday in the Senior Slam at Los • Cabos, where last place ~50,000. : -by Dunn: "The travel has made it tough on my playing career,• Player said. "I do more miles in three trips than these guys (on the Senior Tour) do all year. It's not easy.• At one point in his career, which has included 21 victories on the PGA Tour and 18 titles on the Senior Tour, Player traveled with his six children and more than 30 pieces of luggage that sometimes took as many as three taxis to transport. "I am maybe not just the most traveled athlete ever, but the most traveled, period,• he said. He has always smiled, always been a diplomat for the game. He's one of golf's best salesman. While Player hasn't done.as many television commercials in the U.S. as Palmer and Nicklaus, be might have a greater international influence, especially since the end of apartheid in South Africa. The owner of 162 wins worldwide . went 18 years without being able to play several golf coUI'9eS · - throughout the world, inducting Japan. "I certainly didn't escape it,• he said. "Now, South Africa is one of the truest democracies in all the world, with a very wonderful man (and president) in Nelson Mandela. He's the Mother Teresa of politics.• If that's true, then the gentleman ~layer is the Mother Teresa of golf. Wave to him this week and find out ii 67~ ~ ~~ 1635 Ohms Way Suire E COSTA MF.SA 1)4.,, §T~J)l-11:~§ -AliR~M6HVI:., ...C:.- SPECIALIZING IN PORSCHE, VW ANO AUOtR&PAIR ~~ 1634 Ohms Wey CostaMeM (714) 631-2092 r-------------------------, TODAV1 S PRO-AM ! 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Martin's appeal. already unanimously denied by the Southern Section Council at its Jan. 29 meeting, will once again be pre- sented before the council, consisting of one Pirates slip by Santa Ana, 8-7 SANTA ANA Bobby Calderon blasted a solo home run in the top of the 10th and Eddie Stevenson mowed down Santa Ana in the bottom of the inning as Orange Coast College earned an 8-7 victory over the hosts Tuesday in Orange Empire Con- ference play. Calderon was 2 for 5 on the day, as he had added an RBI dou- ble earlier in the game, while Darren Chandler went 4 for 5 including a double, a triple and 2 RBI. Stevenson picked up his sec- ond win for the Pirates (9-9, 2-5 in conference). Santa Ana falls to 18-3 and 5-2. OM.NGI ll!MPtRE CONfaENa OUNGI C.OAST 8, SANTA ANA 7 Orange Coast 000 140 101 1 -8 13 3 Sanu Ana . 2«1050 000 o. -7 11 1 Evans, Gonzalez (7), E. Stevenson (8~ and Lukin; Bell, Halbert (7), Elliot (8) and Blackman, Popoff (10). W -E. Stevenson, 2-0; L -Elliot, 2-2 . 2B -Ehrin9er (OC. 0, Chandler (OCC), Calderon COCO. Vento (SA), Gawz (SA). 38 -Chandler (OCO. HR -Williams (SA). Calderon (OCO. Vanguards rolls, 10-5 WALNtrr -Southern Califor- nia College's baseball team snapped a three-game losing skid with a 10-5 win over non- conference foe The Master's Tuesday. The Vanguards (13-8) capital- ized on a 3 for 4 performance from senior Kevin Moore, which included a home run and three runs scored. Eric Booth also added three bits and Greg Schrieber was 2 for 5 with a double. NONCXINFBIJNCE 5eCN.. CDu.IGI 10. 'tH1 MAna's S SoCal College 100 104 130 -10 13 2 The Master's 010 020 200 -5 11 4 Rivera. Primm (5). Smith (9) and Booth; Clwrlngton. Pollard (6), Patterson (9) and Penberthy. W -Primm. 1-1; L ·Carrington. 2B ·Schrieber (SCC). HR -Moore (SCC). representative from each of the section'• 12 leagues, March 24 at the Sequoia Athletic Cub in Buena Park. •we obviously would have preferred another avenue for the appeal," said Mar- tin, who protested CdM's return to the Sea .visw League when Orange County league representatives voted, 8-1 with one absten- tion Jan. 29, to defeat a releaguing propos- al that county principals had previously for- mulated and approved by a 42-18 vote on Jan. 8. Pacing a section-imposed same-day deadline for appeals, in order to facilitate the formation of playoff groupings for sports beginning next fall, Martin quickly improvised a plan calling for CdM to replace Aliso Niguel in the Pacific Coast League, with Aliso taking its place in the Sea View. League representatives, some of whom later cited Aliso's absence at the. Jan. 29 meeting for their unwillingnea to support Martin's appeal. did not volunteer a single vote in support of the CdM·Aliso swap. •This is kind of like me asking 10JJ1eODe for something, getting turned down, then finding out I can appeal that dedsion to the same person who twned me down," Mar- tin said. ·1 wanted to present my case to either the state or tile (Southern Section) executive committee, but it seems neither group wants to hear the appe~." Southern Section Commissioner Dean Crowley said the unprecedented re-appeal to the section council came about when Hayes identified the section as the final authority on releaguing issues. Crowley said the state office is the final stop for appeals dealing with area place- ment. Martin believes Corona del Mar is a bet- ter fit in the PCL, due to the section's three releaguing criteria of geography, en.roll- WEDNESDAY, MAlOt 11. 1991 ment and competitive equity . The Sea Kings bad been ticketed for the PCL in the final releaguinq P.fOposal struck by county principals. But Wien the South- ern Section Executive Committee announced it would produce a new area placement plan for the 1999-2000 school year by the end of the current school year, an overwhelming majority of county princi- pals elected to retain existing league ton- figwations for one more year, until the new area placement plan dictated another releaguing process. Crowley said the aforementioned area placement plan, if approved in by the sec- tion council in April, would return parochial schools Santa Margarita, Mater Dei and the combined entity of Servite and Rosary to the parochial area, excluding them from membership in Orange County public school leagues. STA Vanguards host rival Concordia tonight • Vanguards' Elaine Whittemore needs 14 to set a new scoring record. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA HOOPS MESA -AI. .. the Golden State Athletic Conference women's postseason toumainent title game unfolds tonight (7:30) at The Pit opn the sec campus, Southern California College and Concordia will be the stars of a production of blockbuster propor- tion .. . in terms of the NAIA Championships, of course. These are teams that define a rivalry as their campuses are geO- graphically closer to each others' than any other two teams in the GSAC. But it goes deeper than that. This season the Vanguards' seniors defeated the Eagles for their first time in Irvine. With their 12-0 romp through the GSAC, the Vanguards also stole the title from Concordia. T h e n . Coach Russ Davis' squad fended off Concordia, 74- 73, providing sec with its closest win of its 2A-5 cam- paign. ·That game was hard to d e s c r i b e Whittemol'1' because it was all about nms. We'd go on a run and then they'd go on one. We played well enough to win, but we made mistakes, and the mar- gin of error goes down when you play a team as good as sec,. Concordia Coach Greg Dineen said. History aside, this one is for all the marbles, however -the cov- eted trip to the NAIA Champi- onships in Jackson, Tenn. March 18-23. •(Concordia) went to Nation- als last year and they know what it takes to get there,· Davis said. With 11 members of the 1997 GSAC championship-winning team back, the Eagles finished the regular season at 22-8 and tied for second in the conference with an 8-4 mark. ·we're pretty equal in a lot of areas,• Davis, the GSAC Coach of the Year, said. •we both have a dominant big girl and they are a good perimeter-shooting team.• Davis' •big girl• is 6-foot senior Elaine Whittemore, the conference's most valuable play· er. She topped the conference in scoring with 16 points per game and needs just 14 more points to I VOL: LEY BALL CdM wins in four CdM edged, but two relays qualify for CIF become SCC's all-time leading scorer. The Eagles will counter with 6-3 Heather Carll. whose 15 ppg and GSAC-leading 11 rebounds a contest earned her a spot on the All-GSAC team. CORONA DEL MAR -Junior Dennis Alshuler tallied 10 kills and five blocks to lead Corona del Mar High's boys volleyball team to a 15-5, 12-15, 15-6, 15-10 win over visiting Tustin in non- lea~e action Tuesday evening. Greg Coon added eight kills for CdM (2-0) and Kevin Hanson put up 39 assists. • Tarayao has a big day. LAGUNA HilLS -Corona del Mar High's boys swim team need- ed just one dual meet to qualify a pair of relay teams and senior backstroker Kawika Tarayao for the CIP preliminaries. Tarayao, whose winning time of 56.25 was a second better than the CIP·qualifying standard, was also a member of the 200 medley relay (1:44.78) and 200 freestyle relay (1:32.56) teams that clinched CIP berths 10 early in the season. Laguna Hills was able to edge the visiting Sea Kings for the team ~ ~~AODlaagua meet Tuesday. In addition to Tarayao, wbo also won the 200 free, the medley • SANTA ANA-Corona del Mar High'• buebellsquad erupted for a 17·bit attaCk '°down bOlting Saddleback. 1g.1, in the ciomolatioli rowid of the Newport BlD lbumameot Tuesday afternoon. • The Sea Kings (1·1) were paced by the otfemivo perfQnnance of Junior Mark Hatfield. lb catcher ripped a ~nm hOino nm to tuel a ftln•run CdM rally in -Olll'IUCIWmn ~a.oi.. D& MMl :tt.; ..... •ACX 1 COrOna def Miit OJt M • 19 17 2 ~ 01140 ·75 • ~ LM1on (5) and HMfttfd: Oi1.IJ., ~ (3) and V.ldMI. W -~ third trinhig. Hetfteld also aiinked aou1>1e1 1n bis other two at·bab. J\' Harper WU 4 f« 5 wttb a llf.ple, WtiUe Junior Matt LarlOll added • ~ l'll bolMI' .. put of hll 3...-..S outing. C>a-ltmdoutl ~nm nunnan (3 .. ' tndudlD,g • titM and double) IDd 1lbd4 CcwMlt (2 lot ,,, NcM AfllWMle (1-G) ~ ~ .. ~ •••1111 'ttdalr. Did Jalm ...... Sit llpge ... .... _,,CIMp' ft@ 0 ,. bee, 1-0: L • Ortiz. 21 • Hood (CdM), Hlf'PI' (CdM), wi.thorn (CdM), Hltflttd 2 (~). 'Thur- man (CdM). 11 -Hwplf (CdM), Thurman {CdM). HR· \Mron (~ t4oltfteld (CdM). (CdM), 22.98; 3. S.undm (LH), 2337. 100 fly -1. Herr (LH). 55.31; 2. Street (CdM). 59.20; 3. Wlllt.M'd (CdM), 59.89. 100 ,.... • 1. oms (LH). so.21; 2. s.un- den (LH), 51 .01; 3. Kramer (CdM), 51.35. 500 .... • 1. Herr (LH), 5:05.45; 2. Kwok (LH), 5:07.95; 3. Strelzow (CdM), 5:30.42. 200 ,.... ....., -1. Corona de! Mar (Emery, Kramer, Wllllamsn, Tar•yao). 1:.32.56; 2. Corona del M•r (Dirocco, John- ston. Street. Strelzow), 1 :37 .42; 3. lAguna Hills, 1 :37.46. 100 bedr • 1. Tar.ya<> (CdM), 56.25; 2. ,...... (LH), 59.82; 3. P•lda (CdM), 1:03.54. 100 ...._. -1. Poling (LH), 1:00.93; 2. Herriges {LH), 1 :04A7; 3. Williams (CdM), 1:05.00. ltQO .... ....., -1. lAg\JNI Hills, 3:25.43; 2. Corona del Mar {Strelzow. Powen. P•lda. Kramer), 3:35.95; 3. Corona del Mar (Gr•au. Kattaf\ StrNt. Gentry). 3:39.02. aa.s LMMM HLu 10I,, OlmM oa MM 12 200 ~ rela.y • 1. ~na Hiiis, 1:Sl.19; 2. c.oron. dilMar ~~ er, HoeYef\ M. O.tln). 2.-0S.91; 3. Corona det Mar <TUck• Hapeman. lefll It. Dahn), 2:07.20 . 200 free -1. B•m•rd (LH), 2:01.01; 2. Powers (CdM), 2:02.21; 3. Minot (LH), 2:15.45. 200 1M -1. H•rdt (CdM), 226.65; 2. Oass (LH), 2:26.94; 3. Sanfilippo (LH), 2:28.16. 50 free -1. Clau (LH), 26.42; 2. Shubin {LH), 26.97; 3. K. D.nrt (CdM). 27.81. 100 fly -1. Powers (CdM), 1:04.68; 1. Rodriguez (LH), 1:04.68; 3. H~dt (CdM), 1:08.21. 100 frM -1. Oms (LH), 56.87; 2. Shubin (LH), 59.99; 3. Tucker (CdM), 1 :00.89. 500 .... • 1. Fitzgerald (LH), 5:26.84; 2. M. Dahn (CdM), 5:47.00; 3. Pinon (LH), 6:06.19. JOO .... Nlay -1. Laguna Hills. 1:4& 13; 2. Corona del Mlf' (Powen. Hardt. Hotwn. M. Dahn). 1:48.ll; 2. Coron. del Mar {K. D•hl"I. ~ 81alr, Tucker), 1:52.65. 100 bedr • 1. Fltzverald (LH), 1:03.84; 2. Roberts (CdM). 1 :<>9.39; 3. NwA>IH (l.H). 1:09.58. 100 ~ -1. Rodriguez (l.H), 1:t0.75; 2. Oass (LH). 1:14.70; 3. ~(LH), 1:15.06. .. ,. . ...., . ...,.~.- 2. Corona del Mlf' (M. o.hn, It. Dahn, HoeYef\ Plow9n,). 4:05.31; l. LAlguM HRts. 4:12.05 ' Sophomore Jamie Gast ( 12 ppg) also earned all-conference accolades. Each of SCC's starters has scored more than 300 points this season and is favored to handle the Eagles for the third tune. ·1 don't think we look at it (as though we are favored,)" Davis said. ·we know it'll be a tough game, but we think we deserve to go to Nationals and I don't think anyone would disagree with that ... except Concordia." The Vanguards, who are 15-0 at The Pit this season, advanced to the c;bamp~ gam~~ a~-relatively euy win over VlSlUng Azusa Padfic. 71-58, after receiv· ing a bye in the first round. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1998 NeW1>9rt tops Wiison, 11-~ :,' MISSION •:vm.JO Eagles have the lead Monto~ lSadS Mesa NBW- P OR T BEA.CH - T Mustangs win, 12-6 Kevin Olson scor\)d a pair of birdies en route to a match-low 36 as b paced New- port Harbor Higb 's boys golf team to a 210-212 lead over Mission Viejo after the first round of play Tuesday at the Mission Viejo Country Club. COSTA MESA -a.tanda High's boys golt team gained a six-stroke advantage over Palm Springs, 213-219, in the first Dine hole$ of a nonleague pairing Tuesday at Mesa Verde Country Oub. COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High'• bo~ golf team kept itl record peif ect otter e thre&-ltrc>k:e nonleaguo wln oveT Calv~ Chapel, 220-m, Tuesday after- noon at the Costa Mesa Country Club. eSWll•= High boyJ end glttt -£stand& at Vllitndt,. J p"'1\. •Ml'&' ~mf!-oe -~VaJley 11t ~ Coest, l p.m. H!gh IChoof -1..-guna leactl llt ~ Htrbot 3:15 p.m.; Orapge at Cost.& Mea !:1.5 p.m. Newport Harbor Hlgh's boys ten- nis team improved to 1-1 with an 11-1 dedslon over \liliting Long Beach Willon Tuesday afternoon. led by senior John Rlnek, who swept his compedtion. COSTA MESA -The No. f2 doubl team of Swiil KaJd aJ!I Dennis Kish swept its San Clemente opponents, 6-4, 6-2, 6- "· to help lead Costa Mela Hig boys tennis team (2·0) to a 12-6 nonlellgue victory Tuesday over the 1tttons. The .Eagles' Casey Busch was the low-score collector with a 39. Tho Muste.ngs (6·0) were paced by the medal-winning per- formance of Jeff Montoya. Mon- toya shot a par 35 at the Mesa Linda Course. . "'°'~' NOMl.IACM• ~~11,UtWUGN7 Slnale9; RlMk (NH) def. Horan, 6-3; def •. Wlngfleld.. 7-S; def. Hall, 6-0; Hseuh (NH) lost C>-6; won 6-2. 6-3; Mac:Masttr (NH) lost o-6, o-6, C>-6. NOMMGUI ColTA M&SA 12, SM o...m 6 The two will square oft for the remdining rune holes at the Sailors' home course at Santa Ana Country Club later in the sprtng. Peter Anderson followed for Estancia with a 41 , while Andy Thomson bit a 42. John Park (44) and Tom Rausch (47) wrapped up the scoring. Communtty coflegt men • Orange COISt at Safm. MonQ, 7 p.m. •Golf Hl9h school • Fountain Valley vs. CotOna del Mar, at Mlle Square Park. t :45 p.m.; Newport Harbor vs. Allso Niguel, at Santa Ana CC. 2 p.m. Slng ... • Tran (CM) lost to Diieo. 7-6 (9), lost to Orahood, 6"-3, def. BtWks, 6-1; Um (CM) lost. 7-S. won, 6-2, won, 1 6-1; Gravis (CM) lost. 3-6, won, 7-5, won, 6-3. • Other scorers for Coach Jim Warren's Tars were Mitch Johns and Scott Tippett, who ~th shot a 4 2, while Rusty Hill and 1Taigbe Concannon each scored 45. The teams will play the remaining holes at Canyon Coun- try Club Apr. 6. 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Thi undetllQftldcalSldllid ~rovements; CA 92626; Physical Faclll: 2400. Maln SlrHI, Sullo American Famlly Reali), Leroy Clif1on Sutherland, 18080751471 Dally Piiot Mar. 4, l t , t8, Apr. t, 1998 W8t8 Nolet of DtflUlfllld Eldon to od No. 1758 1185 Plannlnf\l and are avall· 20t,. Jtvlne, CA 926t4-6252 lncorporaled (CA), t900J t 401 North Bay Front, Bal· Dally Pilot M:r. t 1, 18, 25, 25. 1998 W607 Stll 911 bf rlCOnlld In Ille count:v BROSE Place Bids are. on fllo and able 10 any interesled party This buslneu la con· M1cArthur Blvd, S1e. 50<.o, boa Island, CA 92662 ~. 1, 1998 • W8t4 U PUBLIC NOTICE wtlltt lhe 1u1 OIOPlftt is locllld BETTY KINCAID avaolablo at Olloce of the upon request The Coo· ducted by; a corporlllon Irvine, CA. 928t 2 This business Is con-P BLIC NOTICE lllO '"°"thin llvlt riionlhs 1\1111 PhysocJI Fac11111es Coord1· lraclor shall posl a copy of The registrant commenced This buslnu1 la con-dueled by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Fl tltl ,..... Siii Ila. 111M tllOl*I sincll IUdl l9COlddOl1 nator. Ardith Richey, Coast 0115 document at ea h I b lo 1r1nsaC1 business under dueled by: a co1po<atlon Have you started doing o ous BuelnHa TIWITEl'l IALE YOU uu: OATt 2· 1&-9& Ir: fWT C~mmur11ty College DIS· silt. The Con1HIC10~ ~d the llctlllous bu1lnu1 Have you •1arted doing business yet? No Flotttloue 8111ln•H Nam• Statement DEFAU.T tJNOEA A DEifj AllEU:All mu •mNICI troct, 1.37~ Ada•ns Ave . any subconirector under ii name or names lisled ,buslnen ye17 Yes, 218/98 Leroy c . Sulherland Name Statement The fonowtng pe'9ons are OATB> 4-~ C:OWANY a Thlllle Bldg. O . Cos1a Mesa, shall pay not less than the ebove oo 1/1/98 American Family Rael~. This alatemenl was med Tti. following ~ons are doing business 11: TN<f ACTK>H TO NIVAKTAGE 200 E. SAMJ. CA, (714) 438-4646 specified prevailing rales of VPM M1nagement, Inc .. Inc., ChrlS1opher L Moore, w11h 1he County Clerk ol doing txlslness 11: A GUIDING LIGHT, 2175 fROFERTY rr a.MY PONTE. SUITE 800 SANTA~ NOTICE IS HEREBY wa es 10 all workers em· SconJ.Barker,Presldent ExecutJveVP OrangeCountyon2-2Q.9S Skytrekker.1n95Skypllk Mesa Verde Dr. E IF202,SOl.DA.TAPUBl.iSALE.f CA. gflOT (114~0 BY. GIVEN thal the above· plo~ed In the execullon 01 This slatement wu filed Thia s111ement wH filed 19980749101 Cir .. Suitt Q, Irvine, CA Costa Mesa. CA 92626 NEB> NC E>f\ANATllN Of WllJI S.trllf· Oifi:ER2:2S. ~4. named School 01s1r1c1 of lhe Conlract with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol Daly p·i 1 F b 25 M 928t4 Karen Anne Klaua. 2775 NAT\JAE Of 1lE 3-t1, 1QQ8 Orange County. Cahforn1a, N b' d · Orange Coun1y on 2·t3-98 Orange Counly 00 2·25·98 1 10 e · • ar. 4• Ouden Habl1111, Inc., Men Verde Or. E IF202, YOU YOU ac11ng by and through 11s an; bi~dfo~ra ;:r~0:1~?~~xtyaw 19980748912 i808&750197 11· 18, 1998 W590 t7795 Skyp11k Cit., Suite CoS1a Mesa. CA 92626 N:T A t.Awmt on J.1 PUBLIC NOTICE Governing 6o3rd, here1naf· 160 ) Dally PllOt F b 8 0 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE G, 1Mnt CA 926t4 Thia business Is COil-M It 1l:t0 AJ1.. Ant &-~~;:.J---------ter releHad lo H • DIS· days af1er the ~ate se1 e . 1 • 25, a y Pllo1 Mar. 4, 11, t8, Thia bu1ine11 Is con-dueled by: an Individual ilt llW.lflnce Comollw &crlW Mo. llOCll4·~ TnlCT", will receive up to, 1~ lh: ~eer:!1':,90~~ b~~~I be Mar. 4• t t , 1998 W585 25, 1998 W609 Fictitious Busln•H ducted by: a corpor11ion Hive you started doing ~Of SuccalOr Tlllitie IGTICETO C'IEl!tTORS bul "01 latei than the req~rk pnor to encution PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Have you started doing business yet? No SutlAUIO TNRll. under Of IUll IAlf above·S1a1ed 1irne. sealed of tho conlract and shaU be The following persons 118 txislnes1 yel? No K1ren A. Kraus pmuant 911 DMcl Of Tll.lst. RICC ltc. ltOI) b ds for the awa1d of a In Iha form·sei forth in lhe Flctltfoua Bualn•H Fictitious BualneH doing business as· Garden H1bl1a11, Inc .. This statement was filed on 6-24-34 • Ooc:ume NOtl:E IS HEREBY GIVEN ~~~~act l~r 1he projec1 de-con1rac1 documents. Name Statement Name Statement SIGMAX USA INC., 19200 Susan Ballew, President wilt\ Iha County Clerk of No. a..i1eeeo Book -Pllll -M I bulk Ult is ICOul IO be T ed af Pursuant 10 Section 22300 The following persons ate The following persons are Von Karman Ave Sulla This 11atemen1 was filed Or1nge Counly on 2·27·98 Of ~Rtc:on21111 Ille olfice ma enan1 mprovemen1s for ot Iha Public Contract doing business as: doing business as: 600, Irvine. CA. g28l2 with 1he County Clerk of 19980750484 , ,_.,.r Of <lrlflOI Cou~ Thi lllfl'te(s) lnC! oosiness ~~ .. l~P~~Je~I ~~s~~o~~ 1f' Code. the conlract will con· ARAVIS ENTERPRISES, PT COMMUNICATIONS, SIGMNC USA INC., t9200 Oreoge County on 3-6-99 Dalty Pilo1 Mar. 4, tt, 18, l:.lf=l,lll-::::., %.i A.J IOlhS3 of lhe sellel{s) 1*9 tr;id~ calegoiies to 0 ne 1 n lain provisions permlnlng 16835 Algonquin, Hunung· 4t00 Newpor1 Place, Suite Von Karman Ave .• Su11e 19988751355 25, 1998 W605 Nft)(' Edmond M. Ptm>n • BYUHG KE\JH JUH, flJ7 W l9th Thero will b Fo w d · the successful bidder to Ion Beech. CA 92649 400, Newport Beach, CA 600, ltvlne. CA 92812 Dall{ Pllo1 Mar. 11, 18, 25, 1*1111 'N · Ptnon, Mblnd Slreet. Costa Mesa. CA 0%621 lrir (S 4 0.00) n~~·ref!~a~~ subs.11tu1e securolies for any Carl Douglas Fensterma· 92660 This business 11 con· Apr. 1, 1998 W62t PUBLIC NOTIC~ ·fe, • COllVftlll\V Doino business as. U S 1 1 d 1 monies withheld by the cher, 16835 Algonquin, Atlas Eqully, lncorporaied ducted by: a corporalion BentliciaiyWll.1. saLA VIDEO ~~r'"~~ ~~~u r~oc~:n:~~sh Dostnc1 10 en&ure perform· Hunling1on Beach, CA !CN, 4t00 Newport Place, Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE FlctlUoua BuslneH N TO M HIGHES M Qther busmess name(s) Ch k h 1 • ance under 1he contract. 92649 Suite 400, Newport Beach, business ye17 Yu, 12/1/97 Name Statement BIOOER FOR CASH (plyltlle and ldd11SS(1S) used 17' the 0 •;b~ 5 ou d bo made Each bid submitted In 18• Margare1 Mary Miner, CA 92660 SIG MAX USA INC Flclltloua BuslneH The followlng persons are ·me of Ula 1n 1Nful money -·~s) wi1t1in the pat thlH :;,Jnity 'Coli~gec8~~:1c1Com· sponse 10 this Nollce shall 16835 Algonquin. Hunllng· This business Is con· Hajlme Takeda. Execull~e Name Statement doing business as: ttlt l.lliled Stllla by c:asfl. yeatS as statlld Dy lhe sellel(s) Bids sh:ill be recelv · con1ain, as a bid Item. ad· ton Beach, ~A 92649 ducted by: a corporallon Vice President The following persons are X·Ptess Graphic Services, casl'itt's Cheek dliwn br. 1 ' 111, None ' the place identified a~gv~ equale sheeting, shoring, This business Is con· Have you 11arted doing This slatement was med doing business IS: 148 S. Eucalyptus Dr .. Ana· °' ftlliONll blnll. 1 c:lllCll The 1oea11on 1n Cilltorna of and lhoso bids shall b · and bracing, or equivalen1 ducte~ by: a general plrt· business yet? No wllh.1he Counly Clerk of The Coun1ry Inn, t30 e. helm, CA. 928~8 by a 1t1i11 Of fedlnl cllClt unlOn 1111 chitf 9*llht office of lhe opened and pubhcly rea~ me1hod, tor 1he prolectlon nersh1p Atlas Equily, lncorpo<aled, Orange Counly on 3~98 17th St .. Costa Me11. CA s°ouglas Palrick Hill, t48 a CheCk drawn Dy a ttllll Mlltris Same aloud al lho above·staled of Ille and limb In trenches Have yo11 started doing Vincent E. G1lewlck, Presi· 19980751350 92627 • Euc1lyptu1 Dr .. Ana· edtllflNllQllndto.I The name(a) and busmess 11me and lace and open Hcevallon. business yet? No dent Daily Pilo1 Mar. 11, 18 25 Richard C. Doyle, 207 tlelm, CA. ~2808 • SNllllS laOClilOll, lddllsS of lhe buyel(s) 1"'9 In accd:dance w th lh which shall conform 10 ap· Ca.rl 0 . Fenstermacher This s1atemen1 was flied Apr 1 t 998 .,v620 Knox St., Cos1a r.1 .. 18, CA This busines! Is con-ShlnQI '**~in DiN s~ flJ7 w lOll'I StJHt. provisions of ca'lilornl: phcable safely orders. This slatement was llled wllh 1he County Clerk of · • 92627 dueled by· an lnd1vldual . 5102 ot Ille fiNllOll Code Costa -CA '1lfi2.7 Public Conlract COde Sec· Covemlng Board with the Counly Clerk ol Orange County on 3-6·98 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con-Ha~e you slatted dOtng &lttlOnZtd 911 dO butlnas Ill th The assets t.ng SOkl .,. 1Jon 3300, the Olsincl re-Dt William M. Vega, Orange Counly on 2·27-98 19988751349 ductedby:anind1v1dual business~e1?No Stlll)AtAt .. hll.._ ~Oescnbldl9 lelSthold quues that 1he bidder pos-Ed. o., Chancellor, 19986750504 Dauy Piiot M11r. t t, 18, 25, Flctltrous Buslneu H111e you 11arted doing ~~1uglas ill :.•i r~T II JmPllMITll..._ ltO.lrt eqJipment, sess 1he following clas· CoHt Community Col· Dally P1101Mar.4, 11, t8, Apr.t,19911 W617 Nam•Statement ~s~~·~•gNo wilhst~~1~':~~wCl~r:1~ne8t.s"*-t~" lumll/t, OOodwll.'llldenlmt. s1f1ca11on of con11ac1ors h· lege Dlatrlct 25, 1998 W597 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ar1 The ar 1 . oyl• f Orange County on 2·2Q.9g now hlldby ltundetllld Deed ano~. notlDcompn cense at the limo thal lhe dOlng buslne.ss as· is s 11emen1 WIS 1led IUst in Ille DnlC*\' ~ and .,.. IOCl9d a f!OT W contract Is awarded· Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE COAST ACUPUNCTURE· w11h the Counly Clerk of 19980740770 ~ Clfltonia 19111 S Conlraclor Each· bidder Beach·Costa Mesa Daily FlcUUoua Business HERB CLINIC, 666 Baker Orange Coun1y on 2-t3·98 Daily Pilot Feb. 25, Mar. 4, land 11111.n APN ~ 9262 net. Costa J.4esl musl be properly licensed Pilot Match 4, 11, t998. Flct ltloua BualnHI Name Statement S1. 1'219, Costa Mesa, CA 19986748025 11, t8.1998 W59t LoUoltractno 1!i00 • 1 h. cu1t.Mle nllnOIO fOf the trade category bid W603 Name Statement The following persons are 92626 Dally P1lo1 Feb t8 25 mio l'ICOIOld 1n tJilOlt. iS IS 1 to PUBLISH· March 4, t99e PUBLIC NO IC The follo:"'ng persons are doing busmen as: Chang Ooek LH. t264t Mar. 4 11 t998 . W580 PUBLIC NOTICE IMClllnlOUI INPI. '1n ~~~Olticl OI and March t 1 1998 T E doing business as: ISLAND SUN COFFEE. Josephine St.. G1rden ' ' ice of 1111 Cou,_ llCOl'llef • WALK THROUGH: March Friedman & Company, 302 1/2 Diamond Ave., Bal· Grove, CA 92841 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bualn•H Cou,_ Tiii ~ ""* 6aftlll'I GIM Bhd , Sii '11J7, 11, t998 al 9 : 00 8 m.. NOTICE OF Cert lfl ed Pu bllc Ac· boa Island. CA 92662 This business Is con· Name Statement Otacllllad rt i.na ICl6ct • GMlen GllM. CA 02644 and lhe Coasume College Garden AVAILABILITY OF countan11. 5 Hu11on Centre Donna C. Woollay, 302 t/2 dueled by: an Individual Fictitious BualneH The following persons 11• The atrMt ldl1leu and ~~Slit dlll 11 Mar 27. Grove Higher Educallon ANNUAL RETURN #t015, Santa Ana, CA Diamond Ave .. Balboa Is· Have you slarted doing Name Statement doing business as: it 1,,_ Center; 12901 Euclid Av· Pursuan1 to Section 92707 land, CA 92662 business ye17 Yes, 03·04· The followi BODYTEK U.K. FITNESS, rul dneftblcl The bulk Slit IS .,!>fed enue Gardon Grove Ca 6t04{d) of 1he lnlernal Rev· Bretl Frledma". 16 Morn· Allred M. Woolley, 302 1/2 98 doing buaine~ ~sons are 145 East 181h Sl 112, s 111 ID · 20111 c.fonu UlllOll'll Commera• LocatedatcornarotEuclld onua Code, notice ts lng0ew,lrvine,CA928t2 Diamond Ave .. Balboa Is· ChangOoekLee CT EnterpriHI ·314 112 Cos11Mesa.CA92627 llllb-. CA . Cod1Sdon61062. and Acacia Slreats hereby given lha1 1he an-Mike Trudeau, 5 Hunon land, CA 92662 This statement was flied Iris Corona 0 i M CA Wllllam T. Moore, 145 East ndefll~ TNSIM chcla BID DATE: April 3, t998 81 nual return for 1ho calendat Cenlre #10t5, Santa Ana, This business Is con· with 1he Coun1y Clerk of 92625 e 1'· t8th St. #12, Cos1a Mes•, h~ tor eny 1nccmc:tnt:nl Thinking ol having a 2:00 pm. year 1997 of The Jack and CA 92707 dueled by: husband and Otange Coun1y on 3+98 Carrie Ann T nner 1 CA 92627 tt1t strHt addlUs end garage sale? BOARD DATE: April tS, Adele Mason Family Foun-This business is con· wife 19980751308 Iris, Corona 1 091 M!r4 1'! Thia bualness Is con-~. 11 t1fo1 Give us a calll 1998 dallon, Inc., a private foun· dueled by: a general part· Heve you Slarted doing Dally Pilol Mar 11 18 25 92825 • C dueled by: an Individual n llellin. Said ... Wiii CLASSIFIED No payment shall be datlon, .is ,avai)able a1 1he nership business yet? No Apt. t, 1998 · ' .,v62; This business 11 con-Have you •tarted doing but W1tt1CUt CIMnlnt 842·5878 made for work 0, maierlal lounda11on s pnnclpal ott1ce Have you started doing Donna C. Woolley dueled b . an Individual buslneH yet? No r.~===============::=; undor 1h• conlracl unless for lns~ec11on during regu· business ye1? Yes, 7/94 This •1alemen1 was llled PUBLIC NOTICE Have y~~ slarted doing Willlam T. Moore I and un111 the ReglS1rar of lar business hours from 9 Bran Friedman wtth the County Clerk 01 business et? Yes 214198 Ttlls statemen1 was filed ' conlraclors verifies 10 lhe a.m. 10 5 p.m. by any cltl· ThlS statemen1 was flied Orange County on 3·6-98 Flctltlou• Bualne11 Carrie T•~ner • wllh the County Clerk ot 'Af"OrdabJe DISTRICT thal 1•1e CON· zen who requests rt within with Iha County Clerk of 19980751348 Name Statement This 11a1emenl WH file<l Orange County on 3~98 11 TRACTOR was p1operly 11. 180 days aner the date of Orange County on 2·27·98 Daily Pllo1 Mar. 11, t8, 25, The following persons 11e with the Counly Clerk or 1998075t424 censed a1 the lime 1he con· lhlS publicaUon., 19980750503 Apr. t, 1998 W8t8 doing business as: Orange County on 2·t3·98 Dilly Piiot Mar. 11. t8, 25, Alternat1've" trac1 was awarded Any The foundations principal Oaity Piiot Mar 4 tl tB · HOUSE OF ENCHANT-19880748955 Apr. t, 1998 W8t3 CONTRACTOR not 10 11-ofllce Is localed at 1000 25 1998 • ' ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE MENT, 270 East 17th 113 • ·--·-censed Is subject 10 penal· Quail S1ree1, Su11a 240, • W598 Costa MHI, CA 92827 ,• Daily Pilot Feb. 18, 2!1. PUBLIC NOTICE o· t Cask t lies under th• law. II the"· Newport Beach, Ca. 92660. PUBLIC NOTICE FlcUtlo11• BuslnH• Jay Leslie Inc .. (CA), 9565 Mar .•• t1, 1999 W581 Flotltloua Bualne·· ISCOUD e ' cense classlficahon specl· 714·752·8265. Name Statement Sieler 123, Foun1aJn Valley, PUBLIC NOTICE -f1ed here1na..1ove 19 that ot The prtnclpal manager ol FlctlUoua BualneH The tollowtno persons are CA 92708 Name Statement c ti & a "spacial~ contractor" 11 the loundaUon Is Jack Name Statement doing business 11: This business is con· Tht followfng persons are rema on defined in Sec1lon 7058 of Mason C/O John L. Rychel The following persons are SAU HAI HOTELS TAHITI, ducted by: a corporation Flotltloua BuelneH doing buslnesa as: 1he Cahfornla Business and C.P.A., tOOO Quail S11eet. doing buslnesa as: 3001 Redhill Avenue. 121 Have you started doing Name Statement SKYBLUE TEC!-iNOLO-B •a1 Se • Professions Code. 1he spe-Sulle 240, Newport Beach, DATA STORM INFORMA· 222, Costa Mesa, CA. business ye1? No The foltowlng peraons ate GIES, 1175 Summ11 Or. la· on rvtce cially con1r1c1or awarded Ca. 92680. TION SYSTEMS 22402 Sii· 92826 Jay Leslie Inc, Jay L Po-dolrig business 11: guna e .. ch, CA 92651 the Contr;icl for lhis work Published Newport vet Spur St .. Lika Foresl EJltabeth Mcintyre, 26358 merantz Q.T. Noon Con111cllng Mark Richard f\iehm, 1175 Wh h Id b shall 11seu c:onstrucl 1 ma-Beach-CoSta Mesa Daily CA 92830 • Vintage Wood• Rd. #tB, This sta1emeot was filed Services, 2588 Fairway Or., Summit Dr .• Laguna Beach, y S OU you SU ject LONG TIME NEW- PORT RESIDENT PASSED AWAY FRI· DAY MARCH 5th Of; CANCER. BETH LIVED ON THE BAL: BOA PENINSULA WITH HER TWO CHILDREN, JUDI ANO JIM, FROM THE EARLY 1950'$. AT ONE TIME BETTY ANO HEl't MOTHER VERO ~ OPERATED THE WELL KNOWt-1 LOCAL EATER°" "THE KOZV KOR· NER," WHIL ~ BETTY'S FATHER, Bl.LL, RAN THE GALj LEY ON ONE OF-. NEWPORrS ORIG~ NAL SPORTFISHINd BOATS THE "WEST- ERNER." BETTY MARRIED RO BERT BROSE. ANOTHER NEW- PORT BEACH PIO· NEER IN 1970. TO· GETHER, THEY OE· VELOPEO A LONG ANO SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE CA- REER UNTIL THEIF{ RETIREMENT 1,.. THE LATE 1970'5. ' BETTY ANO BOB MOVED TO SAN CLEMENTE IN 198~ WHERE THEY TRAV• ELEO, ANQ WORKED ON SPOILING THEIR GRANO KIDS. RYAN. TORRI AND LYNN. GRAVESIDE SERJ VICES WILL BE 10:30 A.M.1. FRI" DAV, MARC" 13 1998 AT PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK & MORTU· ARY, NEWPORT BEACH. 1oroly of lhe Work, In IC• Pilot March 11. t998. c :ulslopher G Parker Laka Forest, CA. 92630 with ~ County Clerk of Cosll Mell. C1 92827 CA 92651 If & cordanca with 1he provl· W612 22.402 Solver Spur s1 Lak~ This busln111 Is con-Orange Counly on 2·13·98 Gerald Noon, 2588 Faif· Ttllt business Is con-yOUrSe your family tO sions of Callfornl1 Busl-PUBLIC NOTICE Fotes1. CA 92630 .. ducted by: an Individual 10980148080 Wll Dr •• Coat• MMI. CA. ducted by: an Individual. pay1·ng 1'nflated pr1'ces for PIEllCE ...... ness and Protenlon1 Code lain Davies, 30902 Club· The reglstran1(1) com· Dally Pilot Feb t8 25 9T2h1 27 H•v,• you •tarted doing IBI. .aDWAY Sec:11on 7051. STATEMENT 0 , houH Cr #20·8 La una menced to 1ran11c1 bual· · · • • bu1lne11 11 con· 001 nus ye1? No All Work mull b• com-. Niguel, cA.' 92677 • g ness under 1h• flcutlous Mil. 4, 1 t, 1998 W583 dueled by: an Individual Mark Richard Riehm caskets & services???? Mo~* Chapel pletcd wolhln 98 consecu-WITHDRAWAL FROM Thi• bu1ineu •• con· buslnu1 n1me(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Hive you a11rted dolng This ata1ement was filed CAHnation live days. Tima la ol the es· PARTNERSHIP dueled by: a general P•rt· above on: t • 15·98 busln•H yet? No wllh 1ht County Cler11 of Call Toll Free )-888S4CASK£1' sence Failure 10 complele OPERATING UNDER nershlp EHtabelh Mcintyre Fictitious Business Gerald Noon Orange County on 3-6;98 1 tOstaBroa~y '"' Work wllhln 1he time FICTITIOUS Have you 11arted doln Thia 1111emen1 wH filed Name Statement Thi• l1llemen1 wH flied 19980751354 Serving OraJlle & Sarroundlnd Counties Costa Mesa se1 forth herein wlll result In BUSINESS NAME business yet? No g with the Coun1y Clerk of The following persons are wllh lhe County Clerk of Dilly Pilo1 Mar. 1t. 18, 25, ""9 Ma-9180 1he Imposition ol llquldated The following person has ChriS1opher Parker Orahg• County on 3·6-98 doing business as: Orange Counly oft 2·13-98 Apf. t, t998 W8t5 ~~;;;;;:=;:=;:=;:=;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;~~!!!~ dam1ges for HCh day of withdrawn IS a general Thia 11a1emenl wu flied 19188751304 HIGH POINT FURNITURE 18910748954 ..: delay, In 1he amount HI partner from the partner· wilh the Coun1y Clerk of 01ity Pilot Mnr. 11 18 25 2340t Avenlda de 11 car: D•llY Piiot Feb. 11S. 25, PUBLIC NOTIC! forth In 1.~e "lntormallon fOf ship operallng under 1he Orange County on 2·27·98 Apr. 1, t998 ' W624 loll IC, Laguna Hills, CA Mar. 4, 11, 1998 W!18f Flotltlous 8uatneaa Blddtta. fiC1l1ioua business name of 19980750500 92653 Each bid mua1 conform Wln1ech 1t 2183 Faltvltw 0 lly . PUBLIC NOTICE Hanh Nguyen 2025 N PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Stntement and be re1pont1ve 10 the Roed, Sulle 215 Costa 1 Pilol Ma• 4· tl, t8, Lewis S1 Sania Ana CA The lollowing p:raons u1e &on1ract documents Each Me11, CA 92627 ' 25, t998 W599 Fictitious Bualnesa 92708 ' • Flctltloua BualneH dol' bus.1111111: • bidder shall 1ubmlt, on 1he The Flc11Uou1 Bu1ine11 PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• ltalement Thia business Is con· Name Statement EA RnHrcll. 848 Pro-~form ~ with ........ Nfened to--ebo¥e !ba.JollewltlO ptUQOJ u ducled.~..nlodlVldual. Th• lollowf~JOOJ 1 ducllon Piece, i\ewp.:r1 oon1rac1 d~umen11, 1 Hat Wit nted 111 Orange County Plotltloua BullnHa doing bualntH 11: Have you 1t1rted doing Olng buslne11 11· ~. ~- or 1h• proposed IUbc:on· on 1·22·96, F670723 Name Statement Horizon Pacific Real E111te buslnus yet? No Oenills Alllaon SeMcn to El/'nOnn Anct.ew Morris· 111c1or1 on this proJec1 11 full n1me and 1ddrn1 of The loltOWing persons Con I u ll 1 n ti. 4 5 :J 3 Hanh Nguylfl Baycreat Ct., Newport Hy, 1730 Cringe Ave .. required by the Subletting 1he peraon withdrawing: doing bualne1t aa· are Mac:Mhur St.320A, New-This atalement wtt filed BHch CA 92680 l.ono. B-.ctl, CA 90807 llld SubconlraC1~ Falt Eddie Coct<ereU fl/, •OB A.LTERNATIVH ;°" IE· port Betch. CA 92GGO with 11\e County Clerk of Dennli Alllaoo. 10 Bey· Thrl bualneJs 11 con-Pr.aku A.cl Gowm"*" Dahlia. ~~ Corona 4lt MOR CM!. ~17 Pon 0. Kort C0tpo111lon. 453.3 Orange C<>unty on 2.-.99 ~ Ct., NfWPO't eeacfl, duc:ted by. an lndMdual Code Section 4t00 ec aeq. M1t, CA r~S 8r1-tol Ntwpo11 Dtach C1' Mac:AIOU ~.a2M, NW· 1Hl81'4'rt12 CA t28eO M•,~ . ~ dOlog Each Bid •hal be ac· Eddy Cockerell 92680' • l>'O" 9Hoh. CA-92'00 Oalty PiJof t.I Tbla .&1u1lne11 11 con-bUt.l'IH• Vil'> No compa'"1ed by • c:ertlneci Of 1H8t14954M A e Retirement LM R Thi• bu1ln11s It con-Ar. "4. 11. 18. ducted by!.,, lndlvfduel htnOM A.~ cuhler • check or bid Thi• atalement waa filed ferrat ~gency (CA)ng20!; ducted by a corp0r1tlon 25. 1998 wttO Have you alan.d doing T,hla .11.1i.ment waa flied bond in an amount not Ina With !tie Coun1y Clerk of Pott Brla101 Newpor1 Have you itarted dOlng PUBLIC NOTICE bUslne11 Y•lf Yet, 411/H ~11t1 Vlec County Oef'k of • thin ten percent (I°") ol Orange Coun~ ~ lNI Beech CA 9215Go Mints• ytt? Yes. 8-29·90 Oennlt Allleon reno• ounty on 3-0-98 :~·,~:1~1~1ee. PIY~ Dally Piiot Mar~ 1•1 19 Thi• • bu1ln11s 11 con-~ilTlcw. Col lion K F1cUtlo1.te eush\el• Thia ''"'"*" wu nled t10111SU17 • ••• thet me ~~:J"~"1~ 25 1998 • ' Wst~ ducted b'f: a corporllton M Klug Pr•=~ . ut1 Name Statement with the County Clefk of Dilly Pltol Mar. 1t, 11. H , propo11fl1~.0 ahlll • ::;:_you atal1ed doing™• aia1emenrwa1 tiled TMtollowtng!**ons•• °':i:~on2"27.te A.pr.t,1m we1e • ptomplly uecutt tne PUBLIC NOTICE A • Ae~1r.::;1o lMnQ " .. wt1h t"9 ~~ Cletk ot dtWf~~~~T\JRI! & i~ ~~.!o Mar 4 11 11 PUllUC NOTICE : ~:~~1[~"'P:rr'!'! Flcttuoua 8ualMH ~~!al Agency, Wendy r-"•1~~ .. on 2-1:J·H HERB CUNIC, ?rt 10th St. 2s, lna · ' WHO '1otlllewe h•lna .. e d In Hema llat•ment "'"11rnan, PrltldeM t .. ..490. 1109, Costa M111, CA N I • ence on an amount fhe IOllowtng peraona are Thi• •t•t.tment WU fll.cl Delly Pltot Feb. 11, ~. 82127 PUBLIC NOTICI ama tat•mant "°',d:~t' (~~):. :;:'~~= dolna bualneu as: with the County Olerk ol Mar 4. 11. 1999 W5t? tn Sick, Jin, t5314 Binney ~ f~ ~acne wt grd price, furnish 1 F'•y· a) tilOHEA MESSIAH DE· Orange County on 2·13·H PUBLIC NOTICI • St., Hacltndt Height' CA f'Jotltlou~ JuelnaH Th• Training Team. 231 • ment Bond In .,, •mount SIGN STUDIOS, t,) IM· 19011741930 11745 N•ma ltat•rn•nt Coal• MIU SI Coata not '•" tllan one tll#ldred :>If '::ECOAOS, 10.3 Dally F'dot ,eb. 11. 25, FloUtroue BuslnH• J~~ ~u~ln•~J: con-The followlno pettont are MtH. CA 92827 ., : g:cent (t~> Of the 10111 12827' I., 011• Meta. CA Mat. 4, 11, 1991 W5'J'9 Nam. statement Hava y~ anatarted u:oino ~0:,?:11~~11 ~1 LOflnda I. t1ougt11on, Hf ; 11ncf.~~:1c:; Robin Ian POlttt, 1043 PUBLIC NOTICI cs!.ne '::-'no'*'°"' are t>u11nes1 yet? Ho :tt11h 11:'.!~~r ~:wp4c1t~ s::~ -c~:~:il'" Cotta • ~ed In It In I Ctnlef $t,. Cot1a MtN, CA ng neH .. : In Sidi, Jin ltll(ll CA·~ Thi • ti I I ~ feel I luttl'ICI •• 12627 ............. FlcttUoua ausrne.s• KRISJON UNPINISHED Ttilt fl•l•m•nt ~ .. filed Lydia 'llouzaOlou 4tt 30th ~ UI MH s Cun· : ~ t :J: =:':O,,:! KtllY Tlncull, aa ~-Ham• Statement :!!~11 ~~: ~ .. n:tt! 3 t_~ ~th tht~ounty C~eit or $ttHt, Newpon &.ech. CA i~:S ~~ •n,:~:t':'oing • tlont.. In the 9Vtf1I Of flilurl tllY Drive. Coat• M .... CA ,..,. ,~ pereone '" tUN Hiii• CA 02853 f snot nty on 2 20-tl 02te3 bUtlM•• _}e(l YH 1/IO • to enttt lnlio lhe oonltac:t '2U7 doing~ .. II! • tltlt749731 TM• bu•ln•H It con-Lotlnd • H hi • Ind 011~ IM ,_..... ftl • bu.tlntu fl C'e>n-2 f af Can1ury Dtotlt1ry, teX•c~':'t 11~ri:;; HIM., OJJ!y Piiot '•b 21; Met 4, <luci.d byl an Individual Thi• :iat~ ~: llled , ~ ~ bid Hai' duet.cl by: I ~al ,wt· IQ07 W11n1tB &lo 100, Ote~e CA t~ #'f., 11, 18 ttll wm Have Y011 atll'led O~ With the ~ty Ci.tit. Of ~ rlty wW ~ ~ TM ~-~~~ngton H eh, CA Thlt Duttne.. It ton-&noppll'ID tor o n.w t*"*' ytf? No Ot"'Q• COUtlly GI\ 3+tl l'IStflflA PtnOlnwtee 80r'4:I TRADE Debra L 110111, H07 ctucted bY' • CIOfponic'°" apat"trtiont? claulllOd T~ ~ _. fii.d 1H81Ht'H • :t :;:' .~~tt'°'J: WatMr, 11.111100, HUl'IClltQ• RENT. •••• Y~h• compare wlltti the couniy a..11 01 0 'I PllOI Mar. H, 11, tti, : DI*.,....'*'°°., tOfCt. • lhmilfth ~w .. d ion 81ach, CA 1841 co••• -without h111'9 0r.,. ~on a.u.te f.f>r, 1. llM wen •he! 1n .,_"""" ~ ""VVV'' ''•eiau.., Otonn Da'Atii .at Wtlft/tf, °' ~ 1 .... 710IOe Co,.,.,.n*lt ! 842-H7'8 Sulla 100, Hunllnglon ltVOU"" Cfasslfrtd CteHtf'ted Dalfy PllOt M•. '• u, 11 Cta .. Hted , eeacn. CA tHotr v11 ••2-se1a 15, ,... WIOO -.2 ... 1• l STARTING __ A,NfilV-_ BUSINESS?? •••••••••••• - Qt SERVICE DiRECTOIZY -For All Your Home Md lk.lllnell Needs - NEWPORT BEACH RENTALS TO 1069 SHARE CREDIT ByFax (7H ) 631 -6594 (Pk-•,.. 1nr{lldr !'OW' n•IJ)(' »nd pl•-oumbtr and "• II rall '°" hen uh a pntt quot~.) ByPllone (7H ) 642-5678 By MdttD Penom 330 WN &,>: Stn·rl Co,,ta Me!>a, CA 92627 "' "'WJl'l'\ 8'·d ... Ba• !>I Boan Tdrph1111r 8::l0um-5:00pm \lood..• -~ nd.o \ Walk-111 8:30um-5:00pm \kHu.t.~ -~ ntl•n Polley Ratei. and deadlines are subject 10 change wit!J<>Ut n?oce. ~e publisher re~rve.a the right to N'nsor, ttclassify, re\'\K or R'J~t u.ny cJai.iiified adH•rtisement. Plea~ re~n an_y~t'rror that may be in your dui.sifil'd ad imtnt'duudy. The Daily Pilo! a~pta no h11b11i1y for any errur in an ad\t'rtisemt"nl for which It llllif ~ rt'11pomiible excl'pl for 1lae C031 u( the space actuo~y occupied b) llw rrror Credit cao only be allowed for the fint aru.ernon. .--------Deadllne8 -------, Monday ........... .Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday 5:00pm Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wcdf\esday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:OOpm 2907 .P.ER·s·o·N·ALS--· EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 PETS & BOATS 7011 CHEVROLET 9045 27 24 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 1::;;;~;;==1 ANIMALS 6 0 4 9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I '9 1 Duffy 1 8 ' Very iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AR• YOU good condition. recent OCl!AN FRONT CdM Sh•r• 2 br 1 b• DROWNING In debt? U.S. COAST GUARD BEST PRICES Auaal C•t Kltte n a balterys, bottom paint, '83 Ceprlce C&.••lo 5.0L, V8, air. pwr wlnd/lkl . tilt. cruis•. AM /F M ca I I I EQUAL HOUSNi OPf>ORl\JNrTY tl'3VIR174 $6,993 ) UND•R $300,000 ch .. r1ut hOme wttrg Oabt rell•f·free. Im· 3014 Now Hlrlngl Women & $$PAID $$ Leopard tookallkea cover 59750 646-9212 •••••••• Br, n/pet 5525mo + mediate, confidential. TRAVEL Men ages 17· 27. •cneill:m11>mlireem1t $250-$500 646-8473 BANK REPO ut11. Prof'I fem pref' Conaolldate pay· •Great Banetus •Good • ...,...eomcxlr:m G•orgeoua R•r• All NII .................... ................. Flf. tlll Ftlr ........ Act" 1MI. ................. " .... ' ............ .., .,. ..... . tl•ltatltl If ""' ....... .. ............ "'"· itllt ... . Ml, ......... IMtfflal ltllll If ........... ·""I ........ ti ... .., .... "''"'--· ..................... n ta .... ,.,., wlll 111 ........... ..,~ ..... ..,,... .... ~ .... .............. o.r,.... en Nf'l'9 ....,_.. IUt t ll Mfll... """''" •• • ••• ............... !Ml ..... ._........, ...... r._. ....... __, 11 rlM, call llJO Ttlt-hl .. 1~4-1111. Ftt lillt W11ll1ftn, DC llf'll ,.._ ..UllUOlt'5--. Beach Giant $739,900 Avl 3/1. 840-6454 menta, lower Interest. ADVERTISE Pay •Exciting Jobs. •ftblm.~t Sliver Bengel Bmo old ••••••••• ........ Cell toll free Be a part of the PR.ED STEGMANN Male. Declawed. Paid AUTOMOBILES Coat•M• .. Llncoln-Mercury 1714) 540-5 830 BRAND NEW Cht 2bd 2ba nr triangle 1-888·BILL·FREE or STATEWIDEt act Ion . Ca 11 ANTI UES $750. Will sacrifice at Near \he Bea ch aq clean aunny bale ( O 8 8) 245·5313 for S400. Place a 25-1-800-438·8724 S350obol 858·5873. ••••••••• ---------Fantastic Low Price! w/d f/p $450/+utll Amer ican Credi I word ctasslfled ad In CAL"SCAN T ••o up Toy Sliver CHRYSLER 9050 friendly 515.(1532 Counaetora, nonprofi•. 200 Calltornla news-MEDIC•i BILLING ACURA 9010 '"iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~~ ~ CAL*SCA" papers, Combined ~ ---------• French lmpor1 Female 11 'W Prudential E'ald• CM Female to 1..,,.._..,....,..,.._~,,...,..,,.,,,,,.,....,._ circulation over 3.3 exc•ll•nt sss. training FURNITURE 6014 Po o d 1 e . 1 8 mos . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '81 LeBaron Ught C....flllllly lhr houae, pool & lpta READY MONEY fo1 inlllion. For lnforma· provldad, PC/Modemliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii housebroken , ,81 LEGEND L Gray/Gray. Exc•I. 7 ,.72.,. •120 S470mo + 112 utllltl•• your structured settle· lion call CALSCAN required. Call 7 oayi h X 1 t papered. paid $850. Leether, bose, mnr1, Cond. S6990. Call 1-.. -722-as2ono/alc/smkg ment,lonerywlnnlngs. 1918)449·3898 aoo-sso.8660lC1 452 Huto 6 4 wanu , Sacrlflc $400.obo CD. mint (2XICS3l) 759-1900 Ext.2328 PROBATE SALE tru1t Income & real 9 1 e) 4 4 8-e 0 1 0 5275. Divider 6X5 Call 858·5873 In eves s 14 8 50 '92 Town & country Price Wiii Amaze Yout NB 3br 1hare bath, eat.ate. Also, life CAl.*SCAN ---------3·stelt stor:g; 3 r~ or 794·0003 daytime LEXUS OF 3.3. lthr, ABS, pwr kitchen prrv.$349+ 1/3 Insurance vlatlcatlon. EMPLOYMENT ~v Js ~ 75· S 6E ·L 4L 1 WESTMINSTER Hat. air, tilt, rHr air . New Be•ch Giant utlt, male prel'd Ready Money C•pltal SERVICES 553 3 ---------(714) 882-8908 roof rack, loaded 3Br 4.58a $639.000 sr:noklng ok. 845--4899 Call 1011 free 1 BUY FURhlTUnE SPORTING -.,------...,.---#3BCY256 $8,992 ·-N_,B,,.......S_h_r -Lr_g_2_b_r_2-.5""'b_a_ 1 "8 8 8 ·R ~~~:e:!~ EMPLOYMENT •••••••• Antiques, All r•,ANO~ GOODS 6065 •go~n1:r~-,~: s~l~rplu~I Cos•• M ... Prudential 21try twnhm, bay view Please be aware that 1 pc or house u cas iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .power, anrf. extras Llncoln·~~0't,';J' ~flllllly ••pool, gym, tennl1 .. •---------the tlsllngs In this cat· paid <714> 957.8133 JUNGLE GYM Playset $11.500 714-640-8986 <714> 54 71 .. 723·8120 5750+ 1/2utl 7&0-3907 MONEY ---------egory may require you Lrg En t Ctr. Washed retall $4000. sell ,94 LEGEND L --------- Shr BeautHul v•t•d TO LOAN 2914 EMPLOYMENT to call a 900 number Oak, glass/wood drs. $1000.obo 515-8820 Lo ml, llh•. mnrt, DODGE 9065 Townhoma, v•ry cln.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 553 0 In which there Is a 21 dep/52hlgh/56wlde K•v•k-Keow•• 2 adj. e o s •. I Ike n • w . iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!i!iii pvt bath, female pre·1•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii charge per minute. S350.obo 969·8204 seaas ror 1 or 2 (3AOC306) St9.950 '89 0•1tton• Shelby HOUSES/ no/smkg. CM S500mo ••TWO MINUTE EARN $1000 WEEKLY persons. Like new w/ LEKUS OF Turbo All Power, CONDOS + 112 u111. 548--8787 LOANS** S 1 0 Hr* FULL stuffing envelopes at oars, $450 673-t853 WESTMINSTER Premium Sound Sys., $20.000 to St00.000 TIMEl8am·5pm.M·F, home. Start now. No Lvg Estate Auction (714) 892-9908 co Player, All Leatl'ler , •••••••••IFOR RENT cash nowl Homeown· Experienced and experience. free sup· 3/t4-3/t5 1oam·??? C Interior . T·Topa , HOUSES/ ••••••••• RENTALS ers. Lower your pay· takes PRIDE In an· plies, lnformallonl No No early birds! TV, EI.ECTRONI S , Garaged. Very Clean, ' mants. Bankruptcy. swerlng phones for obflgat1on. Send 100 Its-lots ot stufl! STEREO 6080 AUDI 902 5 5295oobo 545.1554 • CONDOS ---------WANTED 2726 bad credil OKI Pay ofl busy, high-end protes-SASE: ACE. #503. Chipale dinane se1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p f.OR SALE CORONA '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii blll1. Beat rates. No slonal office. Com-Box 5137, Diamond 10 pc/Lal1que orig 00 1 --------- 11 equity required. Call 1 a m st b /A 1 /Siik Cable TV '81 40 Only 77k m • FERRARI 9067 ••••••••ml DEL MAR 2 122 R•htrnlng College nowt 1·800·222·0914 pu ecr allexMp ry Lee u . Bar, CA 91.7C65 SCAN "'~gxs/' ~~so ;,~desk/ Deac ra mbler• Sliver. 4dr, ono or a ttudent, IOOklng tor 8 k 8 AL" " ......,u '2 125 kind. xlnt condition 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii reduced reril 1br/bath Mor1gag~ ro er. 714·717·4880 Bronze s1a1ue/48x72 •8 00: 11·4 • 1 owner, AIC. am-tm••.·92 Mondl•I 12k m1, -------10_0_2, ear 4 .5Ba Lov•IY In ••change for er· CAL"SCA~ -,=-9""" ..... $,_1,_1,...-p_•_r""'H.,...o-u-r"""l-··E-M_P_L_O_YM_E_N_T __ Mirror/Cleo sola/011 .cass. $1000 llrm red/Ian S75K. •'86 GENERAL view. Lrg bonu1 rm, rand1/chfld care, or --H""o,...M"'=E'""o'""w.,.,.,,..,N"'E""R'"'S=-1,...-and beneflla. FfT & P/ W""'T1"1:D 5 535 fi1~~~~"Y,;,1~ 1•;::>J GARAG SALES 7 14 ·721·175 8 Testarossa t3k ml, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3-car gar, no pets. therapeutic massage DEBT T. Preachool. lntfTod n.n '~ 11 pieces of J ewelry :.iiiliiliimE•iilmill•lu :niii""" ___ a n:iJi red/Ian S65K. •"87 412 Q 0 V B R N M B N T $4300/Lease 844· 1481 th•rapy. Call 760·1176 CONSOLIDATION! Tutor Time Child Care liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 15361 Cam bay Lane • BMW 9030 Auto, Black melalhc/ P 0 R 8 CL 0 SI! D Borrow S25,000 • In N.B.· 955·2872 A woman of Integrity! Cross Street Bolsa red 11 kmi S65K. •'87 HOMES pennies on 5100,000. Too many ..,,....,.-,...-...,..--=-..,.,...,,--Nurse .Home.Haker. Chica & Mctadden 328 GTB 47k m1, new the0 1 1. Rttepo'a, VNA, NEWPORT GARAGES bllls7 "Homa Improve· Clerlce l Poaltlon• Excel cook.Own car. In H.B. No -.heck~ COSTA MESA 6 124 •94 325 1• engme SS5K Owner HU 'Sheri HIH. o BEACH 2169 FOR RENT 2740 manta. *Apply by avail. St2·S16hr-NO Skilled In Massage Lo ml. llhr, apt pkg, wlll carry on approved mon•y down govern· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii phone/24 hour ap· exp nee.I Full beriel therapy. 12 Yrs.exp.·'~":.":.':..':..":..":..':.':.:::::::::~ M . S I I 3/22 F like new (3KHJ398) down & credit menl loan• avallabl• 11 provaL •No Equity Ra· 888-292·709txt2826. Local refs. Hrly or 24 Hic e Co zy olf wh•'e oving 8 ~ urn, S2l.550 7 1 4 ·9 8 8 ·5 7 7 9 now. Local ll1tlng1. 2Dr 2.5B• Townhm• l!'ald• CM at 17th. qulr•d. Pl•Unum Capl· .,,,-~----,,,,,...,.----hr 5 h 1 ft a . c ALL sofa $89.99. Call elec. appl s , bg acm. LEXUS OF Tott free 2-car att gar. superb 2 h tat: Real Eatat• Broker Drlvera/Shopm•n 714•848•3735 before noon 548·8787 call for pr•sale 64S-WESTMINSTER 1..aoo-eee-2292 cond, Iota of 1toraga. c~anou~ ~~ur!c~~~·s 41 01163858, CA • S8.50hr + gas.Need 2152 359 Broadway (714)892-e906 FORD 9 075 Ellt. H-4000 $1600.per mo Brok•r 8.xBxl& 714~97•9131 Dept. of A••• E1tate. pick-up Irk. & Ina En·1---------Seal~ P . Piiiow-Top ---------·---------l'"iiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiii CAL"SCAN 640-5~or729-7248 l·800·523·5363/0pen gllah,714~45-0763 DOMESTICS 5540 Mettresa Full-size. '.94 7401 Immaculate.I~ TBI d 1· ---------• 7 d CAL•SCAN near new. S800. value HUNTINGTON loaded, extended war· ee Ford .• r new --------... 1 H•rbor Vetw Knoll' .. •••••••• aya. Escrow Coordln•tor $350.firm 675-1958 BEACH 6140 ranty. Moving must angl\rana, lirH brakea o SOLD! 3br 2-5ba, fam rm.I• PUT CASH IN your FfT lmmed.openlng Chlld Care selllll S32.500 obo $'2500. obO 54o-6218 p view, pool/lennls. A\lf COMMERCIAL hands .todayl Rac•lv• for busy A.E. office. Ne•d•d Simmon• Twin be d, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial pgr714·729·7034 Please leave meaaag• 'S 4-1 s23oomo 844-984e REAL EST"'TE a tump-aum on your Salary, Benefits & For newborn twins my box & frame S25. --------··---------•99 RANGER XLT Showe••• homee for 1al• In our Saturday Real E11ate Supplement! •H•m•• of the Week dlapl•~ •d• etart at Juet $751 (Oeadllne Wad 5pm) VIiia B•lboa LUXU""li•••••n••• PFC and GRP pay-Bonus Program. Call Aliso Viejo home. Great cond. hardly I '9 5 3 251 While/Ian, Super Cab, air, pwr .,, 3 .. onday thru Frtdau used. 574-4245 day Lvg Estate Auct on leather, Kint cond, M/f•• e 2br 2b• Bay vl•w mints and begin 71~0·7888 xi 31 . m 1 3114.3115 1oam-??? auto, 4dr. anrl s19.5K aleerlng, A m caas, vault•d cell, fp, s1eoo1_________ me•tlng your current or Fax resum• to Jan 7 :30am · 6 :30pm. Sot • Slee per and No early blrdst (7141 044a4?44 alloy whla, lo ml. y 8 1 9 ·2 9 9 ·9 8 5 2 BUSIN'l!SS o~ice naad1 ... nowl Settl• at 714-640-7141. Must be experienced, loveHal, 2.end Ibis, 100 lls-lols of stutll 15F23245 St0,996 Y ,1; cc J;; ment Capllal, ton free w/newborns, depend· c 0 If 8 e 1b1. $5 50. Chlpale dinette HI Coat• M••• ••••••••• fOR RENT 2769 1-aa8 ·FA AM -ACT E•tebllahed Tred• able, P•t!enl & caring. 2 L•mpa sso. for 10 pc/L.allque orig CADILLAC 9040 Llncoln·Merc ury ***** .o..-n Hou•• APARTMENTS FOR RENT (327·6228) CAL*SCAN mag811ne seek• PfT References required. pair. 963·3483 box/Ar moire/Silk (714) 540-58,00 Edltorlal, Production & s1100 per month.1 ________ _ ll•Unga for $51 (DMdllna Thur• 5pm) ***** It paya to adver1l11 In the bell local R•al 1!1tat• Section CALL TODAY! u .. River• 714/574-4;.52 BALBOA PENINSULA 2607 C.nn."" VIII• .. • FfT Ad Sales. Fa>t Please call Water b•d·Oueen, 8 Rugs/LoLJis XIVdeak/ ·" • Bronze statue/48x72 Offlc•IArt Stu dio MORTGAGES & RHume 714-979-3543 7 1 4 -4 4 8 ·O 2 0 2 tubes. Pina HePd· Mirror/Cleo sofa/oil •""'"'month -w733 · board with underbed ~ "' T.D.'S 2918 Exp'd Hae Cle•n•r• Returnlny College ptngmtny SU lamp/ I · f storage . $150 . 1 t v NB :SRm Suite/Furn needed for pampered student, took ng or Ital an so a se d n II t E I k & reduced renl 1 br/balh Call 714·63l·1634 n pieces of J ewelry phone, fax, groun r "C .. SH" lmm-... tat• SS c an 1. ng •P ng 1 parson only.WestcllnJ f:: atructured..., ••ttl• own trans. 545-7350 In exchange tor •r·1_________ 15361 Cambay Lane Dover $325 646-2474 "' """'=="'=---:-----:::---=-rands/child care, or MERCHANDIS1: Cross Street Bolaa · · menta and deferred FT/PT Teecher As•t therapeullc massago ~ Chica & Mcfadden Cozy 2 br 1 b• gar Nwpt Bch Hlgh·RI .. lnJ.o.•w;~~~i;!h';'" for Pre-school. Salary therapy. Call 76().1176 MISC. 6015 in H.B. No checks •P•c•. w/d hk-upa, tum office to share. 1 .a 8 8 _2 3 1 _5 3 7 5 n~.. room for ad· I••••••••• .., ________ , sundeck beach c1011I Amanltl••. a\lf lmm•d. CAL"SCAN vancement, 9·12 ~CE Cerdlo·Olld• exar --------- $1050.mo 645·5862 $250mo. 548-8773 units required. au MERCHANDISE bike 595. Nor d ic N EWPORT '85 Sed•n De VIII• 48k ml, fpwr, like new (2BTL520) $5950 Lexus OF WESTMINSTER 1714) 892-8908 •'92 Eldor•do• Touring coupe, melal· tic maroon w/gray leather Interior, 69k ml. S14K. Owner wtll carry on appr. down & crod•I. 714·968·5779 Small to Mid Otffoe Jamie at 714-650-3442 Sport Tredmlll / Sl•P· 91: "CH 'CORONA ---------Space Avail. Npt Bch-Qenerel Office Uta climber I monitor 1;.n. 6169 ---------DEL MAR 1022 COSTA MESA 2624 FHh ta area. 114-644-ANNOUNCEMENTS bookk .. plng, r•llabla, ANTIQUES 60101 __ s4....,7_5_. c....,a_11-=1~59-·9_1~1-:-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CHEVROLET 9045 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3484 -xt 17 onlw ra1pon1lble & exp a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llonh••d Pount•ln 1100 Hom• Gar•v• iiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiii •Perteot ca..-Cod 1 a r De t •oh e d plu1I FfT, Mon-Fri. 4ft . 2yr• old, llat 5500. S•l•t On Ford Rd. • 11 El CenUno• • Home Oen vu'a, 40' Cott•v•• w/Patlo For lntervl•w contact sell lor StOO. 515.8820 btwn MacAnhur & San • 2 Ford Rancnaroa wtd• lot, room for nHr beach. Cathedral COMMERCIAL ANNOUNC£MENTS Yolanda at 648-2400 WOLFF TANNING Miguel on Sat April 4· from 1960-1987 best expansion. Reducedl calla, frig. Mov•·ln PROPERTY 2778 2920 LOOKING FOR THE BEDS. Tan at home. 1998 8a·12pm offer. Own•r wlll carry Agent 714-759·9070 Speclall S675+S8001'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rl~ht paraon for the B o· d S I •••••••••I on approv•d down & deposit. 548-242111 uy ire<:t an ave credit. 714·968-5779 ---------3Bd 2Ba 2 pools 2 apa1 Prime Lldo Local •T .. v D8DUCTIBLE lwold?• AfdovrartlS•4•0oatafto•r Commercial/Hom• 't'Yl1n.t5poRT"'DON COSTA ~r 11 1024 .. ,,. .. ,.VI Ud Mkmo -unit• from S199.00. U\Al1 A •ae SUB 2wd 3/4ton, ~ Pe•-w -•---e up to __, a o. . donation• ~ed lor 2"'-worda lo 200 h ••••••••• , 5 325h .. ............ •73 "'"53 o ~ Low mont ly pay· 4 4, p cam. man· 201ba St 195412.20/mo v ""v • Y 1 · • worthy cause. Free C tlf I F If 5 d lck DUPLX $210K 2-Hma 714·545-o44'2 875-l489 EvH. 1olld teak cablna1 for r:,., 0~~;blnn.~w~!; ":::~~1!0. c~~~ to~°.:~' .~~· kf::'.n':w' ~~ts/ on 1·Lot. Well kept. •Coat• M•••'• Beat flrll don•tlon over 3.5 mllllon. CALSCAN 1-800-842·1310 BOATS 7011 tlras/brakas $9,900 ~~:l ~:..~f2 Jr·1br & 1br. also 2br INDUSTRIAL 2788 !:O c':.i~~:'or 5~~~ < 9 16)449-3 6 9 8: CAL"SCAN 714-758-9 3 73 1 ba, qutat gat•d for donation over ssoo ( 9 16>44 9 -e o 1 O' •'•Ide l5Br 3Ba+O•n comm. pool, tennis, CAVSCAN r>ool, 'r!· 1289,000 •••Y ace••• to •lu..-rlor Ave. CM (1 only) Call 241-t712 ·-1-4 Mom Need• Helpl SHtn •veun 1raeway/baach/matt1. 1500-15,000af, Great Babyailtlng needed, 1551 Oroh•rd 714-557..0075 locatlon, fence d, THEATER varied hours In my Prine. Only. 85o-3008 Nwprt Hght• Area roll·up1. high calllnga, CASTING 2921 Allao Viejo hom•. S8 ,3~~!':sl!6!~~~] a•elde Sharp 1-Sty t.rg 3br 2ba. pvt bale •65P•f 714·5"'8-8&3l par hour. Must be ••· • I~ 2ba, fam rm, 2-<:ar 277 18th Pl•o• parlanced, caring. pa--------- gar, 1700+af. 1229K 11295. 640-0130 •Pr•• TV Audition• tlent and d•pend•ble. Prine.Only Earl & Judy BUS"uers a. Open can first 100 Leave m•uag• •t T~ 842.,.722 Ag•nt "'~ ca callers. Submitting: (714') 574-4248 -------• N.EWPORT PINANCE •Sony Play Station ' T •G'~A BEACH 2669 • Unlveraal Studios """' vn • Vtctorlaa Secret BEACH '1048 •Coe• Cola •Nordstrom • Toya·R·U• eoa10 •Bay Watcl'I . -------., Dlaoaytand a1•7sa-aaoo ...;.;;......, .......... ____ ,·'""""-~--:::=~~~ tOWM 'AY PHOUll WOfk wllh the Stare ~'grNt .,,.._ ~.000 ~ Toctayl weeNy peMntlal. Cell now 1-800.72.4·17301'"t;.;,,OS;;,_T_t __ __. __ 1 //Order Entry PT for flow•r ahop. Must have good computer/ people aklll• 833·1883 POOL SERVICE route person "NWPi{ I C.M. area mu1t hav• truck, •xp. r•f• nae. Mu•t be ,.Hable 548-788$ . I~ 111 I\ ....... \11ticptt·-.. WANTED TO BUY I BUY ALL PIANOS AntlquH.qual furniture t pc or houn~ul cath paid ,714) 957·8133 Old Coln• Got.> Silv~r Franklin Mint, Sterling Old watch .. & jewelry WHtCO&sl Coln &42·9448 RECORDS{TOP S Jau. R&B. Soul, Rock Etc ... 50'• & 60'1 Mike --u-s::n Uaed Moving Bo••• ne•dad. Don't tnrow tl'lam awayl 963·3493 JEWELRY, FURS WHA1 HAPIEIS 11 rou 0011'1 ADVll11SE1 llOTHlllGI Call the Classifieds (714) 642·5678 • CAL•SCAN FOUND ..... - -------2925 a UT 6025 • .......... ' 10-,ltlr9 111rk, AM ahlf\. Outethnu•• at l'aaMo" l1 tand Om .. a Watoh Auto- ma tic Sea m••t•r DeVIQe t41C, t>rac9'et IUIH 714-41~2 6030 ALL ITU&. MIK.IMffQI l'•c tory Blowoull 1.f00·97W310. Will •••• any d .. I b y uoo. CAL •SCAN PUiLtC NOTIC£ S...I btdaa. .,....,., P4lf up, wlblweprfnte, ,, •• , -....co •~ 40.:tl 17,'?10 now 1a.110. t Ox tOO 11tA?O now •n.tin. OH,., 11t19l\twatt• •"•H. Cell C""•" '~ Run your ad In the NeWPOrt Beech- Coata Mesi Dail'/ Piiot end tho Huntinl BNch- RMtain Veley ~to reem °"" 100,000 homlS. F• us this b'm...,, '1N ad cent I or melt Ylfttl ~~ FUIM•Vl!Mldlf ~----,,.., run It tDr • ..,. .... --.! I MbfUll atcr . O ftltl&LllYCM I 11111111 •~~---------~-------,-- ,~ ·-:c. .. :-. I I ' I : .· 0 •f e !l la s y l 5 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11, 1998 TODAY'S CROSSwoRD PUZZLE 9095 LIXUS 9119 llUCUIY 9135 SUBAIV• 1200 ----~- ... ~ PtiGecl to ... • •• oa aoo ••• VILLAG•R *'•• 8¥Jt.AWh .., OtMLES ~N IH,9" p .. n wht w/ ftull option, only Lo ml pwt wlnd/lk• BU</OAEY,Tour 1 'kg :':~ ..... 1U..Aaa 5ua•-t1W1 llht Int. 24k ml. ,0,000 rnllet. LAxul ' ' AU. Optlon1 l)KmL Wlu• _._ nnnw •howroom condJ certlll•d. "014110 ~~:.~~J!-;w' :.::·,~ Bty'hlt. 11~13·2044 ACROSS 1 HH.Mulwo'a ·5 10 Brwl 14 Tinq 15 Superior group 1 e CUU8I artif• 11 Gennen rivet , e Hlgtlwliy cone UI Sign of the future 20 Fleata item 22 Gold·rulh tte!M 24 Com unit 25 Plateau 26 Weigh 30 Gloves 35 Emerald, IOI: one 36 Shbotlng matble 37 Actor Ftynn 38 Dug In the earth 41 land 43 Follow 44 One who g1v99 a hoot? IS~ ee FMltedr.:ie 87=-bnclll • PIMw dwoalllng 98 -out •llW:hed 70 Ad/Of CaMly 71 o.isytlka llow9f 72 Bodiel of ¥Watef DOWN 1 Hunt f0t bergalna 2 V<>IUwagen km 3 Not dun 4 General Putnam 5 Go different ways 6 layer 7 Be Ill 8 Actress Shatoo - 9 Waiters' tlsts I 0 K8'TT\lt, e g t 1 llaltan aty n Bean 31 Choler 32 ringe 33 Caesar's garments 34 Snoozed 51 RIQatonl, e g. 52 -Par11, Cokndo end TAHNAH HtMSCH "'"' tranaf. mto'• wan~ aa1,1n loaded, mu1t ... #Jt• -----~--· .... ~,.,...,,.. ....... TllllOUGR 11•2 .... ~~u: •• JO 4121c•1~1::.... TOYOTA 9110 ..... """""'• ~LD 1·CM•~e-L•xua Llno':"lftoMMoufY iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillillil tbo acca and kla11 ICCOUJltOd tor, JAGUAR 9105 •n •s ~00'• (714) S40.•830 '87 CAMftY U Soulb ..... _.., rt. 1119 -' .a.a 6 to chooH ttom ......... ----:..--...... ....--Sao•/taae. fUll PoWet, iD .. -'87 4ao Q Lexue certltled. '88 TMOBft only i 5000 ml. ;>~ ..... '-Ir ot ....-t-and it Blue, grey Interior. $21,577 Red w/grey, lthr, AT, (0274H) 111,11'1 ... led .u .. J-...--. cla111c Cit, very good L•xua AC. CUI wl'\!9, 1plt, , Lexu• accmcd • ii lbe P.'8ftd alam ocoded condition, only 43k Ml8810N Vl•JO ownr, only 11 k ml MIS810N Vl•JO either a 3-3 be&cl break Ola Cow\b mil... (TXT816) 1•(888).a8-LUUS #801871 MUST SEE 1.a8 ... 8•L•XU8 Irick ft\xn dube, whicb oou1d maleri-Ill 185 Ooeta Me .. ==~~ ~:2 ':r~! ':J.~ UNCOLN 9120 t~~c:_;•:=:s4i.'3'X VOllSWAGEN 9235 to coj>e with tbe actual lio of the 71 2·7700 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cards. '90 Sovereign lo •emel. MARC/O, KJBvL.1.n lthr, _NJ_S_S_AN----.-9-1_5_0 • s 8 ••, J•c Aat•0·1'1 op. M>-clarer won the flnt trick in Blue. barlay laather, aunroo • en r nH ~ t I I 1 d/lk d 1 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rtm1, off-road •hOC::kl, dummy and cashed the three bJ"" aunroo • ow m IH, pwr w n 1, ua. a r b di ri h 4 2 brc:k new chrome whffl• bag•. dual pwr Hat1, • 8 5 3 0 0 Z X eu1pen1lon. In great eatU,B acodye DI_~ e d.l d (2URT055) $11,995 fully loaded #880217 New tran• 1 2/97. New ahap•. new brake9/ wbeo aat JICatdQI a amon • BAUl!R LOTUS 117 995 front end, etc ... $2000, Rathertbanstutoaclublimmrdiato-7 1 ... '*42·7700 ' M fuel lnj •Y•· Run1 grtl 7'4-541M101 ....... Co•t• e•• Bra. 12000 obo or, ____ .;...._ ___ _ ~larcr ICl about.l:r:t more Llnooln·M•rou~ trade fCH pre 70•1 '71 Beetle Whtte. New of.aJ: '=~":a. ~·-J-E_E_P _____ 9_1_1_0 (714) 840.583 Chevy cat.C~~o~!~~ ~~:'lo~n~~~s·,'~:'~ 45 Head cover 46 Feats 47 Most unkempt, aooompl1Ce 13 longtngs 21 Greelt littter 39 Flower-to-be 40 Broom made ol 54 Alrlcan lake 55 Small amount 56 Gas !()( slgnl 57 -St Vincent EAST .... .... .... .... aluff101 a club the table, aod _M_E_R_C_E_D_E_S __ 9_1_3_0 ---------(714) 281-11e1 Beat'• aecood diamond dlacarg '83 Cherokee 1'97 Sentr• Grey, one•·,-e-2-'""vw-..:..-B-u-9--C-on-v-. lneaol chat Wat bad atarted widl t Country, white, 4dr, nwner, atereo S900.00 Black top. New crpt, twigs In away 60 Frank 53 Writer Rand 54 Movles 23 Player of a sort 25 Kitty's CtY 26 -on IOClled 27 Author Jules - 28 Entertain 41 Aeve<ence 42 Soap, e.g 44 Possess Millay 59 Grab 60 Type ol code 61 Cerise and Opening lead: J-=k of• major-auit carda. Neat decfarer 4x4, pw, pdl, tow pkg, '87 Whit• 5809L w/ I 7 1 4 I e '* 5 .7 o 3 7 new chrome, run1 weu OOUJnedao.imo.toompletecountof CO, 60K ml, 1-owner, Gray Leather Int. Xlnt .......... $3,250. 71•·272·2858 the baod by baod by cubing tho 11Ce Sl l ,SOO 714-760-9192 ~f;,~hon•7;~~ -, 9-4--P-l_C_K_·_U_P--X-E '92 VW Bug Conv. and king of diamonds. When West ·---------'87 Whit• S80SL w/ 4X4 Black top. New crptt followed to both thue tricU. tho LEXUS 9115 Gray leather Int. Xlnt AC. PS. AM/FM Casa, ~~~ro~~;~~~2::~ defender bad room f«only one club. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cond. Phone, 2-Top1, =~~l:.4 10 ml, <403314> S8 JulC8 ~Tended the garden 29 Small child 48 Change the color of 49 Foo4 parts scarlet 64 Flt 65 Honey maker II is euy to get careless when a contract loots la~wn. But beware of the perils lurking in lhe shoals of distribution. The rest WU easy. AftU croain& '92 LEXUS SC 400 $17,000 720-8913 C09ta MHa to the ace of clubs. declarer led the Red, an op11. bu-Mui, •ea Station W•gon 1 Llncoln·M•rcury AUT'~S ' ,.,.,_ ..... ~ r·r Once the club fit was located and Nonh cue-bid the ace of diamonds, obviously lootina for more than just a small slam. South wasted no time in troltiJll out Blackwood. With all len from dummy and took the proven 85K mites, s24.ooo NB owner, 100k ml, (714) 540-5830 " finesse. The ting of clubs waa 1 __ 7_1_4-_7_2_3_·5_8_1_5_ blk/blk, grt condl WARll!D 924& cleared, and the carefully presetVcd '83 LS 400 $11,900 760·6263 --------·~~~~!!!!~~ queen of diamonds was the entry to Black J.,de, fu:I option. ,91 1901! RANGE -;: theboardtocasbthel31btrick. Mint. *146805 White, lthr, mnrf, ROVER 9177 $24,977 Imm a c ( 2 U N K 8 1 2) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ll!XUS MISSION Vll!JO t 13,s5o OC!~ HONDA 9085 HONDA 9085 INFINITI 9095 Ll!XUS OF 1•(888) 88-LBXUS WESTMINSTER '85 COUNTY LWB Blarrltz blue, tan leather, mnrl, CO chgr, prem 1ound, loaded (655700) $30,995 ~~- •ea ACCORD LX 4-door, auto, p/w, ale. Excel.cond.$5600obo 714-548·0927 '95 PASSPORT DX While, grey Interior, 5spd, A/C, aunrool . '98 ACCORD LX 40r, only 900 ml, no OMV, Lexus trade (019181) $18,877 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888)-SB·LEXUS (3PB987) $10,995 --------- BAUER LOTUS COSTA Ml!SA 714-842-7700 '97 CIVIC DX Blue. grey Interior, 5spd. A/C, factory warranty.. (3VOB872) $12,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714·842-7700 Sell your home through cl3sslfiod. INFINJTI 9095 '95 Q45T Black jade/Ivory, full option, only 36k ml, MINT ! (301949) $27,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888)-88·LEXUS To place an ad In Claaslfled Call 842·5878 . '98 020 4 dr, auto, leather, moonroof, CD, full power. (538237) $18,877 Ll!XUS MISSION VIEJO 1-888·BB·Ll!XUS '98 J30 Bordeaux, tan leather, phone, aunroof, CO/ caaa, premium aound, cnr ome wheels , loaded , low ml (3PJB106) $22,995 BAUl!R LOTUS COST/, Ml!SA (714) 842·7700 Sell your home through classified. 842·5878 '94 l!S 300 (714) 892·8908 Black/black, razor ahop. Lexu1 certified. ---------1 <0014122> s20,911 MERCURY 9135 '92 LS 400 Cashmere /Ivory, leather, tull option. 66,000 mites (144732) '95 COUGAR 4.6L VS, air, pwr, Ult, cruise, AM/FM cau. BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA (714) 842-7700 •Ta~teOff • Cut. Trudo, RV'1 • No OMV Huale FAii PICKUPI ~ $22,977 '85 SC 300 Rally Red, mint condl· lion. all service record•. (029508) mnrf, pwr seat, dual --------- air bag•. 1oaded ROLLS ROYCE 9182 13ML Y 482 S 10,995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Co•ta Me•• Lincoln-Mercury (714) 540-5830 ~'{odaY I l 11l,nt1i.1 '"' "" $24,677 Ll!XUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888) 88-LEXUS SELL your home through classified CLASSIFIED II'• the rusource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan· dise 1tem1, becouse our column• compel qualified buyers to calll 842-5978 •'85 Sliver Spur Black/tan, 36k ml, 800·643·5022 S45k. •'79 Cornlche ---------Conv. 2·tone motalllc CLASSIFIED blue. blue top red H's the resource yo" lealher 356k ml. S45K. can count on to H ll a •'78 Sliver Shadow myriad of merchan- Champagne/chestnu1. d ise Items, because 44k ml, S25K. Owner our columns compel will corry on approved qualified buyers to down & credit. calll 7 1 4 .9 9 e .5 7 7 e 642-5878 ------CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL GJUUlGI! SERVICE ~~~~~~ SERVICE 3584 DOOIS HEALTH, BEAUTY JEWELRY 3890 ROOFING 3910 DIRE CT 0 RY -::::: 1 n le rnet • E·M •II & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . 367 8 & FITNESS 3 7 4 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i THE LOCAL PLUMBER BALBOA ROOFING CO ·• James E. Bange11 Co.· Quality WCHk Quarnt'd daM.& ... D..._ ·,., M~d•m l~atallatlona. Archcr•ft De•lgna ~ "'4('1A W Wmdows 95 /NT/Mac Arches/Niches/Doors ----- Garage DoorS Repairs a ~ers ACOUSTIC CEILINGS -CMda..,.,.,,,,.,,. Networking•Upgrades Light Sofllts/Closel8 Rois Avl 350-5905 L 179372 41 37001 3408 South Coaat Dryw•ll Acous remvl/cusl text Water Damage Repair Best In Ouallty & Price L550017 444·6669 ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 REBUILD or REMODEL •Home tmprovemonl' •Olfice Addition' •Reasonably Pr.cod •Local Co. rr636318 •Stephenson Assoc. Call 714·944-5465 CABINETS CARPET CLEANING CERAMIC TILES 3490 3515 Lioe-ln chlld care. European Au Pairs Enqllsh spea12inq. 18·26 yrs .. leqal. culturally enrlchln~. flc.xlble In-home chlld care. 45 hrs./wl2 800-713-!002 CLEANING SERVICES 3548 LHky lhowera Aep'd --------- Regroutlng & lnatall'n C""MPTT1"rRS L870130 Dean of Tile ·J \14,1; 673·606,5 or 848-8528 ~~~~~~~!!!~ CHILD CARE 3536 AFFORDABLE CHILDCARE All AgH CPA Certified LIC 304203027 714·979·5025 Chances are you wlll find whal you need at the price you want to pay when you read Clattlfl•d 142·5178 COMPUTER ~UP1 ~IVATt a-CAOO, l\ITOllNG I • INTIANrTMI '""' (ff AATING An9'l A'tlOVA HOM( (la Offl([ 714·5YO·b344 CONCRETE & MASONRY Res. ...... ~~-... ~ South Coast Drywall Harvwwnr • ~ .. ._ Acou1 rem11l/cust teKt Transmfttlira 3557 Water Oamago Repair Emergency Service Best In Quality & Price .M 979·5951 L550017 444·8889 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie fWO\Olil._ ___ _..._llill Cone, Patio, Driveway Witthoeft Drywall Fplc, BBOs. Roi. 25Yr. All Phases• Sm/Lg Jobs --------- E T 557 7594 Clean! Cleanl CIHnl Kp. erry • 20Yrs Exp/fair $/Free Est HANDY MAN 3710 •CEMENT WORK• ll400030 714·639·1447 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·Stamped Concrote- Brick/Block/S1one/Tllo 1---------L541656 831-4310 John Doran Maaonry Brlck•Stne•Concrete Lg/Sm Jbs•Ropalrs ok f"·ee Est. & Advice l1687191 931-3832 ELECTRlCAl 3610 •------FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS 3822 BUILDING 3 580 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l•per11 In conaervatlon ANDaRSON Conatr " rHtOtatlon of turnl· Lg or Sml Jobe lnl'd h,1rt & antfque1. Repalr ll844072~ 1.oeal COM & rtnnllhlng 848-1039 Eat. 1921 700.1311 1 __________ 1 On the mov•? Sell your extra household iterQS In Classified OLA9Sll'l•D lt'a the re1ourd• you Rlll!ft cal\ count on to 1011 a myriad ot merchan· dl1e ltaml, becauH our column• compel qualified buye11 10 calll STOP BAD BREATH! Clean your tunguel Special: $24.95 w/ case 888·2·REFRESH at A Place of Heahh & Beauty 120 E. 18th Cos1a Mesa MAIN• 650-6500 =:ltlllacel ~CENTER 650-595.t Willlam Harold Jeweler Watch/Jewelry Repalr Antique+ Fin.> Jewelry 8uy/stlt/llC1dt 673.0385 IANDSCAPE & IAWN CARE 3808 °f' TREES f" ~.Lawns, 1-............. ~ ............................. 1 apmlch-clnup 761-3478 All American Tree Svc IS BACK! Free Est. Senior Olacounts Call (714) 531-8415 810 MIKES TREE Service Tree trim, r .. mo11al, stump grinding cln·uf. FrH E1llmates •7 4-802·3571 • -------- FrH Estimates Reroof/Repalr frff Est Friendly Servlc .. lnsurtd Lie/Ina 831·5081 l1532981 675-9304 CERT·A·ROOF LOW Preclee Plumbing COST ROOF REPAIRS Repalra & Remodels Ins. Approved Contr1ct0f Free Esllmatea • 714-389.0944 • L1987318 Ht-1010 Expert Dr•ln Cle•nlng & Plumbing Repalre 20yra exp. All work gu1r. Steve 545·8298 RADIO DISPATCHID 0 RF.s. COMM. 714-722-9998 UPBOLSTDIRG 3131 -----~ Antique Specl•ll•l 40 yre · exp, Qual. work, lowest price•. ref's Semi• & Nancy 998-4580 G & G Uphol alnce '68 custom made furn. , .. upholstery, allp cvr1 antique rpr 542-4912 3932 Th• Stripper . S p • c I a II z I n g• I n Wallpaper Removal L.5889241 983°8037 We 0•1• should harlQ together. Strip, lnatalf. advice to the cruy. L113591e e:u.a111