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Home My WebLink About1998-03-13 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Culling the shots ESPN will dig into its archives for footage of Newport Beach scenery for its coverage of this years Toshiba Senior Classic By Jenifer Ragllf'd, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -They have already documented the area from air, land and sea. So this year, ESPN crews covering the Toshi- ba Senior Classic won't be touring the city to get fresh shots. But golf fans in the chilly Midwest need not fret -they will still get their share of fun-in-the-sun scenes from around the •Colorful Coast.• Chris Oblmeyer, producer for the national sports channel, said the file footage of New- port Beach that ESPN has shot over the past four years will be enough to give viewers a feel for the environment and lifestyle of folks here. "This is definitely one of the best venues,• he said. "One of the reasons we have so much stuff is usually it's so much fun to get out and be tourists for a few days.• When ESPN coverage begins today at noon, locals may be able to see familiar pic- tures of the Balboa Pier, Upper Newport Bay, Newport Harbor and popular surfing spots like the Wedge. The network uses shots of local scenery in the opening segments of its golf tournament coverage and a few times throughout the show in fading back from commercials, 8 SEE ESPN PAGE A7 T 0 S I i I f -~ /, I J r\ f f: CJ < J ~- Hand1ing of 911 can questioned by Snowden • Costa Mesa police chief disagrees with decision to give medium-priority status to report of boy missing from March 6 birthday party. By Christopher Goff a rd. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-Police Chief Dave Snowden said Thursday he disagreed with a police dispatch- er's decision last week to grant medium-priority status to a report of a missing child, that resulted in the police failing to respond for more than 30 minutes. Snowden's comments come m the face of criticism the depart- ment did not act fast enough to a 911 call that a 9-year-old boy was missing from a birthday party on East 18th Street on March 6. The boy turned up unhurt before police arrived, but the inci- dent has raised questidhs about response procedures to potential emergencies. "I would have favored (the dis- patcher) breaking someone from a call and sending someone there right away,· Snowden said. •rm not trying to throw stohes at dis- patch, because I don't know what 8 SEE POLICE PAGE A8 Judge declines to rule on suspension •Jurist says his Superior Court colleague should decide whether Newport-Mesa's evidence in zero-tolerance case against Corona del Mar student is inadmissible. Qy Husein Mashni , Daily Pilot SANTA ANA ~ An Orange County Superior Court judge · Thursday dealt a minor setback to attorneys fighting to overturn a Corona del Mar High School stu- dent's suspension under New- port-Mesa's zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy. David Shores, the attorney for Corona del Mar senior Ryan Huntsman. asked Judge Tully H. Seymour to deem as inadmissible evidence that police have gath- ered against his client. Shores 8.lso wanted to block a school dis- bict attempt to have the officer who cited the 18-year-old Hunts- man testify at a hearing Tuesday. Shores contended that he needed a court decision on the two issues before Huntsman's hearing. But because Judge Robert E. Thomas has been han- dling the case so far, Seymour said he would prefer that Thomas decide the two issues. Last week, Thomas stayed Huntsman's suspension pending Tuesday's heanng Huntsman, whose case embodies the frustrations of many Newport-Mesa school diStiiCt parents with the strict zero-tolet:- ance policy, was stopped by New- port Beach police near his school Feb. 19. He was stopped for reportedly playing his music too loud. While talking with Huntsman, the offi- cer smelled the odor of marijuana in the car, the police report said. The officer reportedly saw a marijuana leaf stem on the pas- 8 SEE STUDENT PAGE Al ~fy: ·B ue Beet may ot qn8.lify for. exemption •With a portion of Back Bay Drive buried under mud, alternate routes must be planned for Earth Day SK and Bach Bay Qassic. • Outla~ SOffer sa~ he plans to open the once-popwor filghtspot. with or with- out dtY.'s blessing. By Jenifer Ragland, Dilly Fflot to spoil the fun. •1 thought I could get Off scot-free (fJom El N.iiio), but apparently not,• Mid Jim Keehn, a YOlwiteer for the Upper Newpolt Bay Naturalists who ls planning a 51C nm u part Ol this year's Earth Dey~ April 19 on Shel.lmU Island ·rrs Wih a lot ol 8'IW trying to work oUt dilfwilll mm.-tbM meet tbe SK c:tiltioCe we Died .-Mt Ml haft the ~ cond\ldft to a CXJIUl99, Tbe nm11 a new edctidoll to tbe • ..,.. ~ad WM lndUilWd iii ....... 'Of ~.,.... ..... _._ II Wttb dtJ am=f bt0161 5 .. nm,._ Bayl>metowoaad.._. ponn...~ .. r .. , T 0 ) ~ I I f ·: /, I J /, { f ; c J < J r Culling th~ ·shots 0 ESPN will dig into its archives for footage of Newport Beach scenery for its coverage of this years Toshiba Senior Classic By Jenifer Rag1r. 0ai1y p;1or NEWPORT BEACH -Tbey have already documented the area from aii, land and sea. So this year, ESPN aews covering the Toshi- ba Senior Classic won't be touring the city to get fresh shots. But golf fans in the chilly Midwest need not fret -they will still get their share of fun-in-the-sun scenes from around the ·colorful Coast .· Chris Ohlmeyer, producer for the national sports channel, said the file footage of New- port Beach that ESPN has shot over the past four years will be enough to give viewers a feel for the environment and lifestyle of folks here. •This is definitely one of the best venues,• he said. ·one of the reasons we have so much stuff is usually it's so much fun to get out and be tourists for a few days.• • Outlaw SOffer sa~ he plans to open the once-popwer nightspot. with or with- out city.s blessing. When ESPN coverage begins today at noon. locals may be able to see familiar pic- tures of the Balboa Pier, Upper Newport Bay, Newport Harbor and .popular surfing spots like the Wedge. The network uses shots of local scenery in the opening segments of its golf tournament coverage and a few times throughout the show in fading back from commercials, • SEE ESPN PAGE A7 Handling of 911 call questioned by Snowden • Costa Mesa police chief disagrees with decision to give medium-priority status to report of boy missing from March 6 birthday party. By Christopher Goff a rd. Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Police Chief Dave Snowden said Thursday he disagreed with a police dispatch- er's decision last week to grant medium-priority status to a report of a missing child, that resulted in the police failing to respond for more than 30 minutes. Snowden's comments come in the face of criticism the depart- ment did not act fast enough to a 911 call that a 9-year-old boy was missing from a bl.rthday party on East 18th Street on March 6. The boy turned up unhurt before police arrived, but the inci- dent has raised questidhs about response procedures to potential emergencies. • 1 would have favored (the dis- patcher) breaking someone from a call and sending someone there nght away,• Snowden said. ·rm not trying to throw stohes at dis- patch, because I don't know what • SEE POLICE PAGE A8 Judge declines to rule on suspension •Jurist says his Superior Court colleague should decide whether Newport-Mesa's evidence in zero-tolerance case against Corona del Mar student is inadmissible. By Husein Mashni. Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -An Orange County Supenor Court judge Thursday dealt a minor setback to attorneys fighting to overturn a Corona del Mar High School stu- dent's suspension under New- port-Mesa's zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy. David Shores, the attorney for Corona del Mar senior Ryan Huntsman, asked Judge Tully H. Seymour to deem as inadmissible evidence that police have gath- ered against his client. Shores also wanted to block a school dis- trict attempt to have the officer who cited the 18-year-old Hunts- man testify at a hearing Tuesday. Shores contended that he needed a court decision on the two issues before Huntsman's hearing. But because Judge Robert E. Thomas has been han- dling the case so far, Seymour said he would prefer that Thomas deode the two issues. Last week, Thomas stayed Huntsman's suspension pending Tuesday's hearing. Huntsman, whose case embodies the frustrations of many Newport-Mesa school district parents with the strict zero-toler- ance polJcy, was stopped by New- port Beach police near his school Feb. 19 He was stopped for reportedly playing his music too loud. While talking with Huntsman, the offi- cer smelled the odor ol marijuana in the car, the police report said. The officer reportedly saw a marijuana leaf stem on th' pu- • SEE STUDENT PAGE Al I f·J [) I X -EI-Nifto forces-po wevents ~a -lifde o~ eourse •With a portion of Back Bay Drive buried under mud. alternate routes must be planned for Earth Day SK and Bach Bay Oassic. By Jenifer Ragland, C»ily Pilot to spoil the fun. •1thought1 could g t off scot-tree (from m NJAoJ, tiut apparently not.· Mid Jim Keehn. a volunteer for tb Upper Newport Bay Naturalists who ii planning a SK run u part ol this yeat1 Earth O.y oe&etntil A,prU 19 on Shellm&lter Island. •ftJj belll a &at ol attw trying ·to wOrk odt dtlf...m COUl9ll tbM mMt the SK dlitance we Deed and .... haft tbe spece condudwe '° • ~ n. nm Ii• new addlUoio to tbe _,1Mll tClllbtilliaa aDd w.. IDCluded. :!:\°' .,....'° ....... ~ wtlbc:1tyomd1Wt0Nlil 111 .. ND llw Bay Dlt¥e to &mid pGlt ~ ltAllort. .] ~ D 12 1 • de .. • ., • , I • .. . ~ • • I f ~ Pl LJ H J ,. H L c c T di "' ~ bl J 1 w 0 1 [ 2 d I c ~ I d c I c c c , l; t y ( date book ----- - ---- check it out . Trauma and triumph from a personal view A utobiographies are peren- nial favorites of many readers -accounts of twmoil and triumph recounted from the uniquely personal per- spective of the famous, tntamous and ordinary individuals who have lived them. Among the most eloquent of recent years is "The Liar's Club,• a rec- ollection of a childhood marred by alcohol abuse, rape, multiple mar- riages and ancestral madness. Reported with warmth and hwnor, poet - Mary Kan's portrait of her dys- functional clan is, in the end, a journey into joy, about "a tenific family of liars redeemed by a slow unearthing of truth." Karr's fans also may appreci- ate Rick Bragg's ·All Over But the Shoutin.'" In unsentimental prose, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist describes his rise from poor white Southern boyhood to New York Times reporter. Central to the tale is his courageous mother, left to raise three sons on her own after her husband leaves -a feat that moves Bragg to write this moving • expression of thanks. After a 20-year absence from the literary world, another Pulitzer Prize winner reenters it with "Crabcakes." Linked by the search for belonging, this collec- tion of Allen McPherson's remi- niscences explores racism and common humanity. It concludes with the author's recollections of bis stint as a lec- turer at a Japanese university, where be discoven a deadng in his sense of dtalocatlon. "Under My Skin,• the first volume of Doris Lessing'• autobi- ography, follows the writer from her 1919 birth in Inm through her childhood in Africa and her anival in London .in 19'9 with the manusaipt of her first novel With page-turning immediacy, Lessing recalls her chUdhood, her combative relationship with her parents, her two marriages and the evolution of her political beliefs. All who bated to see this med- itation end should enjoy "Walk- ing in the Shade, 1949 to 1962. • In the second installment of her autobiography, i.es::J1 portrays her life as a writer single mother in war-weary London during the Cold War, when com- munism dominated society's intellectual life. As much social history as personal narrative, her memoir is replete with stories of relation- ships with political and literary friends and foes that reveal the revered author as eminently human. 1Wo new autobiographies are reminiscent of Frank McCourt's hugely popular "Angela's Ash- es." In "A Dublin Girl," Elaine Crowley paints a picture of her coming of age as her Irish family descends into poverty in the years before World War II. Also set in Ireland, "Are You Somebody?" focuses on Nuala O'Faolain's unhappy childhood and search for meaning in an often lonely life. Now a colum- nist at Ireland's most respected newspaper, O'Faolain, like many others who present their stories, illwninates how troubled roots can finally give us wings. • OIECX IT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Publk Library. This week's column is by June PilslU. MADiii$ HOD.JN£ 642~ ~~comments about the o.lty flflot CWMWS tlpa. VOL 92. NO. IO 1110MAS K. IOl•ISOlll ~ WIWAM LOmJll.L. Edttor llmwMA ... ~fcltor lWA...aAnA. AlllltM1t MM.glng Editor ITIVIU.S. NewsEdlt« .,_~ 5poftJ Editor MMCMMllN, "'°'° Editor LV. ...... OllPIY~IU a.:nOiii- a.tflld Mi&1W!l(j UMJGllB• ADDltE$S OW tlddr.-ls no W. lay St., Costa Mmia. CAiif. 92627. 1111191t&f'; ... ,. • .,, ,....,c;m ............ By Alessandra Ojurklou I t is a Satwday evening in =~~!r;;1!ntng from the main hall of the Masonic Temple on 15th Street. A multi-colored star-shaped overhead light Wnminates young and old f.aa!IS as a group of women tit in a large drde, pounding away on band-held drums and tambourines. A$ the rhythm builds, some take up a chant. while others, mostly chil- dren, get up and dance, their undulating movements punctu- ated by long flowing sca."VeS. But this isn't a desaiption of your average Masonic gather- ing. In fact, there isn't a Freemason in sight. The drum- mers, dancers and chanters who have taken over this last bastion of secretive brother- hood, even if just for the night, all belong to the Muse Lodge, a 2-year-oJd nonprofit organi- zation dedicated to celebrating women's spirituality. •This is not a religion.,• said Muse Lodge founder and presi- dent Kimberly Hodgson. "My vision (for the Muse lodge) is for women to have a safe and aeative place [to celebrate spirituality 1 .• Hodgson's idea of creating such a place was a direct result of a mag- azin~ she start- ed called "The Muse.• PUb- lished quarter- ly, "The Muse" focuses on 9od- dess religions around the world. "The god- dess is really just the femi-! nine spirit,• I Hodgson said. A big part of celebrating this spirit seems to involve drums, so Hodgson started the Mme Lodge ip part to form a local dnunming circle. "(The drumming] is very WflOMCASI' LOCA'TlON SIZf Wedge 1·l wnw NMupOft 1·1 wnw ...... 1•Jwtrw RN9r ~ 1-lwnw CdM 1-4wnw ..... • PrOfnodorw ...... ~ "*' Anlndltl omc. \W,. ••• , I\ ca.n... ~ .-o«o..,. ._ ...... MorNng winds ¥All oometromh'°""' to IOUlhWlilt It 10 to 1S knotund fnlm the Wiil in .. ~ noon wttt. 2 foot .,.. ......... Misha Ma11eo, vice president of the Muse Lodge board of directon who ls also a shaman and arttst. beab OD a drum tnlide the Muse Lodge In Costa Mesa. Ma1leo and othen wW putld- pate In MllleFest '98 OD March 21 at the Masonic Temple ln Newport Beach. I calming,• Hodgson said. "Indigenous people have been doing it fOieVer. It centers you. Avenue. Italy. One of her most recent "We hope to expand in the compositions is called "1be Voy- next 10 months,• Hodgson said. age of the Black Madonna.• Meanwhile, at the Westmin-A Rome native, Belloni came gets you in touch with the earth. It's about honoring the mother, honor- ing the god- dess. I find it very healing.• · But the Muse Lodge isn't only about drumming.It also offers classes in Mid- dle Eastern dance, shaman- ism, tarot div- ination and. sound vibra- tional healing. ster Avenue locale, there is a gift to the United States in 1971. shop that offers bo<?ks, cards, She is an artist in residence at incense, candles, goddess stat-the Cathedral of St. John the uettes and, of course, drums, Divine in New York Oty, and which are stacked on the floor tours all over the country with and hting on the walls. her performing troup,e, I Guil- A siDaI1 shrine sits lari di Piazza. between, the gift dis-At the MuseFest, BeDoni will plays, honoring a differ-be backed up by the Women ent godd8$5 each month. In 'th Cale drumming trio February, it was St. Brighid. W1 es, a composed of three Muse Lodge This month, it's Bast, the members, inducting 1-fodgson Egyptian cat goddess. Currently, members of the and Misha Ma'Heo. Muse Lodge are gearing up for "Basically, we're just going their first MuseFest, an all-day to follow (Belloni), • said event March 21, where they Ma'Heo, who is also the will celebrate womanhood with Lodge's vice president. "Her music, dancing, drumming and technique is new to me.• food. Mu.9eFest will be held on And although the drumming drcles are held ~e Masonic 'Iemple, most of tbe lodge's other acUvities take place in its headquarters on Westminster Headlining MuseFest is March 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 renowned. New York-based p.m. at the Ma.sonic Temple, dnmuner and singer Alessandra 1401 E. 15th St., Newport BeDoni, who performs folkloric Beach. For information, oaD songs and dances from southern 631-1119. nDIS 10DAY Rntlow ):Q)a.m. Flnthlgh 9:05•.m. Seoondlow l=lt p.m. SeCX>nd high 9'37p.m. IAl'WmAY flntlow 1:l5un. 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An unknown Mptct took • big with conttnts worth $42S from tN fl'oni 1Ut of M unlod:ed (.at In the '500 block. mna~ • "*"'9w llMlt A <9tlulir phone Wotth UiO WM~ from •=room In the JOOO block. • • ~a....-Compuw equipment WOfth $20.000 Wll ...,, frOm., offlc:e In b 100 bkldt. • ........... A Wflllt and CDl-ttl worVt $21 wwe ..,.. from a lodr.r In~,__ In b 11GO blodt. • lillliir ...._ M _,IOM'i 1U1P«t ...... -. •._...,_In 1hl 15'0 llio&t.='*'I .. *""" • •• ~·· ~-M 11t.mca•n1•+; .. www-WDl1h .__ • ..,, ..,... ~ ..... of ... trudl "' .. ,..... .... Of ~Pim lnhJGOO .... , . Yo quiero mas EJi,nky A re you a Dinky fanl I don't mean your height. • I mean the talldng Chi- huahua from the Taco Bell tele- v!'ion commercials. It'1 pouible y~u haven't seen one, assuming you just got in from the other Wie of the Milky Way. Just in else though, Dinky is an . il1tense little Chihuahua who h).urles thiough one Taco Bell spot after another in search of T. S,11 delicacies. When be finds s~meone gnawing away on a ~to Supreme or whatever, ~ stares at them and says, in perfect Spanish, •yo quiero 'Iico Bell.• 'n'apslation: •1 want seme Taco Bell. : Dinky just kills me. First of an, he's as cute as a bug's ear, ahd I've seen a lot of Chi- hllahuas who can be called almost anything but cute. His eo.,rs are as big as a bat's, and hJ! has big, brown, sad eyes. S~ond, the computer graphics tl!at make him talk are perfect. Y~u'd swear it's a talking dog. ~stly, he delivers the line per- fectly, in a quiet, subdued voice, very matter of fact. : Actually, this is the golden age for talking animals in aavertising -live and ~t ell. Budweiser spots are running ollt of species. It all started with tne Bud-Wise-Em bullfrogs, vlbo were soon joined by alliga- t~ and iguanas. : I also have a soft spot for the I~ Beer penguin. He appears opt of nowhere in the most btzarre situations and quietly s~gs his signature line, ·0oo- bie, doobie doo, • like a bad sinatra imitation. What on earth •ttoobie, doobie doo• bas to do With beer is beyond me, but it Yiorks. All it takes is a glance of Icie Beer in a supermarket cool- ei, and I stand there giggling like an idiot. : But Dinky beats them all. : The first •yo quiero Taco sen· spot had me gasping for bteath from laughing. But my ~e issued a warning. •some- I • -., ••• :~ nos. A spokeswoman for anoth- er league chapter said the spots . ~ .. . ,.t.; ~.J.~ ·'·-·~ , were tantamount to •bate crimes• again.st Latinos. Yes, both of them were quite serious, thank you. But as quick as I am to criticize the self-appointed thought police, we also need to give credit where credit is due. York's Archbishop, John Cardi- nal O'Connor and the Andent Order of Hibernians. It's an inti- mate gathering of 1,500 of the Big Apple's lrlsh politidans, businessmen, med.la and enter- tainment types -most of whom have marched in the parade and have been, umm, celebrat- ing since noon. peter. buff a one's going to be offended,• she pre4icted. •Nonsense,• I said. •Where is the negative?" Chi- huahuas are asspdated with Mexico, and it's a commercial for Mexican -sort of -food. Dinky is bilingual-very au courant -and speaks pedect Spanish. He actually comes off more intelligent apd sophisticat- ed than his human co-actors - a point made brilliantly in one particular spot: The educated pooch is on the move, as usual, and passes a house where two elderly people are watching Jeopardy. You hear Alex 'n'ebeck say, "The power to which a fixed number must be raised to produce a giv- en number.• The two people inside are clueless. Without missing a beat, Dinky says to himself, with a slight Spanish accent, "What is a logarithm?9 Just kills me. Not only does Dinky toss off the complicated answer, he even knows the proper •question" format for Jeopardy. But at the end of the day, my wife was right. Just days ago, Gabriel Cazares, president of the Tampa chapter of League of United Latin-American Citizens, or LULAC, pronounced Dinky insensitive to Latinos and con- demned him for "perpetuating a negative stereotype" of Lati- The very next day, the national headquarters of the .league put as much distance between itseU and its loopy col- leagues in Florida as possible. The press release was short, bordering on terse. The Taco Bell spots are •a non-iss'!e, • league officials said. ·we have many more important things to worry about.• Bravo. And Dinky; you just go on with your bad self. Yo quiero ma5 Dinky. Speaking of political correct- ness, or the total lack thereof, you may notice an empty chair at Monday night's City Council meeting. As you know, I have whined in years past about the lack of · enthusiasm for St. Patrtck's Day in these parts -a strange com- plaint from an Italian-American, but true nonetheless. Tb1s year., I've been invited to march down Fifth Avenue in New York's St. Patrick's Day Parade, and I'm going. On Tuesday evening, I'll be at a black -tie dinner held by New I have been warned that it is a cross between a national con- vention, the Chicago mercantile exchange and the final game of a Dodgers-Yankees World Series. Cardinal O'Connor pre- sides in full battle dress -red robes and cap -and provides the only semblance of order, ris- ing occasionally from his seat at the head table to signal every- one to settle down, at least for the moment. To make the event as controversial as possible, it is men only and enthusiastically picketed by protesters year after year. Should be an interesting day. U anyone asks what a mayor named Buffa is doing there, I plan to refer them to the other mayor in the room -the one named Giuliani. I'll let you know how it turns out. I gotta go. • PETER BUFFA is the mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E-mail him at Ptr840AOL.com . l lV' Central Orange Coast YMCA ~· on 0~HHAY Tuesday, March 17th, 1998 ~ "Swimming • Aerobics • Racquetball • Treadmill • Bicycles • Plus More Any activity we have in the building i8 youn free! • During the day free coffee, bagel& and fruit will be available while supplUs latt. • Join our preschool children in singing Happy Birthday at 1 J :OOam, followed by cake and pun.ch . • Build.in& hours are 5:30om to lO:OOpm 2300 Univenit Drive Ne rt Beach CA 92660 714 642-9990 ~forlClds Offen muiic pr<>gmlll CtiDdreD in bdi ~ itltbpda~i.D~ bad~an-1be KoOIXidz,a~iD~ Coil(~~ for Kids program. 1'he hegmrilng band work- lbop wtU meet 1\leldays and Thursdays from 3:30 to 1':30 p.m. frOln March 24 through ~ 30 at Davia School, 1050 ArliDgton St.1 Co&tll Meia. A leCOlld aeaion will meet Tues- dajl and Thursdays frOlD May S tbrougti June 9. Students Will leaili to play a band instniment in. ememble environment mid Will lNnl basic music-reading skills. An intermediate band work- shop will meet Wednesdays r ftOm 3:30 to :(:30 p.m. from March 25 through June 3 at ~Heights School. 300 E. FRIDAY, MARCH 13. 1998 ~Coat~Meks 00t11h ..... (Qr .. :Ahrimd Hall of Paine. wlddl baDol'I former • studenta WbO bave achieved IU<:alla iD a V~ ol fields, Nomin... must have enrolled tn th8li' &It Cl•pes l1Y 1$88, but ~ ve not reiqUired to be gradUa*.. Nominatiom sbOuld be Wll bf Wec:tD-'•f to Oougl.u BeOnett, 2701 Fiiriiew Road, Costa MeSa 92628-5005. The Hall Of Fame ii spon- tored by the college's Alumni Association and As9odllt.ed Stu· dents Por more informatl~ c.all •32-5725. 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H l c c T di "' t b' J 1 "" 0 t ( 2 d I c " I Cl c I c c c r t t I • A.4 °FRIDAY, MAACM 13, 1998 Six hate crimes reported in 1997 in Newport-Mesa Jaws of Llfe used tci reseue 300-pound man from wreckage • Human Relations Commission says incidents dropped 21 % overall in county, but doesn't know whether figures for local cities are up or down. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot , NEWPORT-MESA -Only a handful of hate crimes were reported in the Newport-Mesa area last year, and none of them involved physical vio- lence, the Orange County Human Relations Commission said Thursday. In its annual report on the subject, the comnussion docu- mented 145 hate cnmes across the county m 1997, a 21 % decrease from the 183 report- ed in 1996. The commission was unable to provide a year- to-year comparison for either Costa Mesa or Newport Beach. Rusty. Kennedy, executive director of the commission, said the followmg four 1997 incidents came from Costa Mesd: • Three men subjected an- other man to anti-gay slurs at a fast-food restaurant March 28. • A mannequin resembling an African Amencan was IA!§Ail Relieves Pain $ Insurance Accepted 00 Stress & tension 39 w/Chiropractlc Care. NOW HIRING • 7-DAYSIWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Helghts (eon-of N-port Bl. No./Btistol) found hanging in front of an apartment building with its throat slashed, hands tied behind its back and a knife protruding from the heart Oct. 24 . • A racial slur and a swasti- ka were found written on a wall Nov. 26. • A man hurled anti-semitic epithets at a restaurant worker Nov, 28, then took out a knife and assumed a fighting stance before fleeing. During the same period, there were three incidents reported from Newport Beach: • A swastika was found drawn on a city street May 10. • Swastikas were found drawn on two trees -one on private property, one on city property -on July 13. Kennedy said the reports come from potlce depart- ments, community groups, and individual citizens. He said the commission in 1997 docu- mented the first decrease in hate crime across the county since it began collecting such data in 1991. By Christoph&r Goffard, Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA -A Santa An.a man reportedly weighing more than 300 pounds had to be hoisted through the roof of the Ford Bx-. plorer he was riding in after a colli- sion sent the car toppling onto its side Thursday afternoon, police said. Arthur Silbas, 34, was sitting in the front passenger seat of the 1995 Explorer, which was moving north- bound when it veered to avoid another car at the intersection of Newport Boulevard arid Del Mar Avenue around 12:20 p.m., police said. The second car -a 1997 Pon- tiac Sunfire moving eastbound - sent the Explorer rolling over after clipping it on the rear, said Costa Mesa Police Officer Aaron Thomas. Thomas said the Explorer slid about 100 feet on its side, with Sil- bas' arm scraping along the asphalt as it went. Silbas, whose driver's license puts his weight at 335 pounds, could not escape the car through the shattered front windshield, as did a passenger in the back seat, police said. That prompted rescue person- nel to deploy the Jaws of Lile, peeling off the car's roof to rescue Silbas and Valarie Robinson, 34, a Costa Mesa woman who had been driving, police said. 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If she were on the board of supervisors, the ·county would make cleaning up toxic waste dumps a prtority rather than spending about $750,000 each year on lobbyists, Genii said. •ney should be spending that money on things like this and getting them cleaned up," she said. •1 would fight to get thil lite deaned up.• By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City Councilman John Hedges and Orange County Supervisor Tom Wilson will fade off today in Lagu- na Hills in the first public debate for the 5th District seat. The event is part of a series of candidate forums sponsored by the Orange County Association of Realtors and the South Or'ange County Chambers of Commerce in preparation for the upcoming local elections in June and November. MTilis is to allow members of the business community to have an opportunity to hear the candidates and hear their views on issues of importance to them," said Judy Legan, government affairs coordi- nator for the real estate group. The format is a bring-your- own-lunch open forum, with each candidate giving a five-minute introduction and then fielding questions from the audience, Legan said. One of the likely discussion top- If Heartburn is a word too familiar to you, you're not alone • Heartburn is one of the most common conditions affecting people today. • A National research study for individuals 18 and older is now being conducted. • Qualified Participants receive the following at no cost: -Study-related doewr visits Study-!J!lated labratory tests Study-medication - Financial Compensation is available for your participation in this study. For more information, prease call Kevin at f7~f 635-9146 X-3007 Norman Bain, M.D. 400 Newport.center Dr. '609, Newport Beach, CA 92660 jcs will be the proposed con· version of the El Toro Marine base into a commercial air· port -one of the most con- troversial and divisive issues in the county. Hedges will be Tom Wilson running on a pro-airport platform, while Wilsdn has been the staunch anti-airport vote on the Board of Supervisors Ii.nee he was appointed to the position in • 1996. Hedges said Thursday he is looking forward to de- bating the fu· ture of Orange County. John Hedges The event, which is open to the public, is 'set for 11 :30 a.m. today at 25552 La Paz Road in Laguna Hills. Beautify Your Yard! • Water&lls. Pools& Spu •Sprinkler Systems We have over !JO years combined service in this area. Our quality, creativity and service are unmatched. Together we will take care of all your landscape and masonry !!-eeds. - FARNSWORTH GLASSELL LANDSCAPE COMPANY MASONRY COMPANY 548-5132 434-7744 Uc. 1142 1070 a :VOTL emert Snteiior:s COLLECTOR'S GALLERY ... Come explore our.New Mediterranean style U,llmor'I Gllllery opening Februllry 6th . 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DEVELOP A WEB SITE Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce presents Learn t How to Develop Your Own Web Site: The Right Way, the second of three free workshops, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the chamber's confer- ence room, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 640·4 789. RESUME WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- ' Entry Center offers a free resume writing workshop from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Room 106 of the Counseling and Admissions Building. For more information, call 432-5162. BLOOD DRIVE Oakwood Apartments con- ducts its annual blood drive from 1 3 to 8:15 p.m. at 880 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 573-3750. MOTORCYCLE SWAP Inter-Shows Motorsport Pro- motions Inc. presents a motorcy- cle swap from 5 to 10 p.m. in Building 10, Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa 1 Mesa. Admission is $6. For more information, call 582-2317. AMISH CRAFT SHOW Amish Country lfaditions pre- sents the Amish Quilt and Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building 14, Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 352-8305. GEM SHOW Gem Faire Inc. presents a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show from noon to 7 p.m. in Building 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors. For more information, call 708-3247. MOTORCYCLE SWAP Inter-Shows Motorsport Pro- motions Inc. presents a motorcy- cle swap from 5 to 10 p.m. in Building 10, Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $6. For more information, call 582-2371. RETIRED OFRCERS The Golden West chapter of the Retired Officers Assodation meets at 6 p.m . at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Cub, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Reser- vations are required. 546-2402. INVENTORS FORUM The Inventon Porum presents ·New Ideas, Market Research and the Webl, • a seminar for peo- ple with new ideas, inventon and Come join us at the ULIOA BAY CLO tor f1JN, W~H and an INFORMATIVE WORKSHOP on How to llegotlata a.ttM'Mdtl> ....,.... Conftkt . • Employment. Family • Communtt;y • And out how you communlcatl and resolve conftJct • Improve listening and questioning skills • Leam hOW to ask tor what you want Professk>nals. P.irents, Sr. Cfttz8ns au .. .._, Sit f March z i. 1998 t()am~$9S f.at1y Blrd $75 (by3'1:w&) bUSlness executives, from 8 to 10 p:m. tn the Science Lecture Billld- ing at Orange Coast College, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Cost ls $15. For more information, call 253..()909. ') • • \1 ' t . --.-.-~-.il-11 Jt•~.: ~· ..aL. L.-~, AMISH CRAFT SHOW Amish Country nadittons pre- sents the Amish Quilt and Craft Show f:rQm 10 a.m. to 5 p .m . in Building 14, Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 352-8305. ANTIQUE TOYS The Friends of Orange Coast College's Norman E. Watson Library presents a program th4t looks at antique toy& at 10 a.m . at the private residence of toy col- lector Ralph Tomlinson. Ad.mis- sion is $5. ~ting is limited. For more information, call 432-5087. GEM SHOW Gem Paire ·Inc. presents a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Building 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors. For more information, call 708-3247. FABULOUS FUCHSIAS Sherman Library and Gardens' free Weekend Gardener Series continues with •Fabulous Fuch- sias M at 9:30 a .m. at 264 7 E. Coast Highway,_}:orona del Mar. For more information, call 673-2261. GEM SHOW Gem Faire Inc. presents a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors. For more information, call 708-3247. ~ CREATING A JEWISH IDENTTTY Temple Bat Yahrn Sisterhood of- fers a program featuring Arlene Chernow Of tlle Union of Ame"rican Hebrew Congregations speaking · about creating a Jewish identity for children at 9:15 a.m . at 1011 Ca- melback St., Newport Beach. For COMMUNICA1'10N SIOUS Counselor Stephanie Sllvo offers a clus on oommuntc.ation skills for adults With Attention Deficit Disorder from 1 to 9 p.m. Monday at Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Newport Beach. Admission is $10. Por more in!onnation, call 476--0991. FOREIGN POLICY DfSCUSSION Tom Bay, author of •cover Your Aaletl, Change Your Attitude,• at its Buslne11 Referral Lu.n- Cheon at 7:15 a.m. at 1Win Palms Restaurant. Paahlon Wand. 630 Newport Center Drive, Newi>:Qrt Beach. 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EL NINO CONTINUED FROM A 1 "We'd like to keep the start and finish lines where we origi- nally planned so we can incorpo- rate the race in with our Earth Day event,• said Keehn, who said he also is hoping to keep the name SK on the Bay for the race. •If for whatever reason we don't get the proper approvals, we will have to go back to the drawing board.• · But even if the run has to relo- cate elsewhere, Keehn said the Earth Day event -which ipcludes information booths, (t>od and live .music -will ~main on Shellmaker Island. Hunt said he intends to help the event organizers in any way he can, but if an alternate site Within Newport Beach can't be I ~~Put a bug in ! 'someone~ : ear. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS \) :; 1 '-> 1 1 c> rJ worked out, he said the city will refund the application fees. Other events scrambling for alternate venues include the Bach Bay Classic, a March of Dimes Walk and the Human Race liiatblon. 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But local offi- cials say they are thrilled to get any attention. •rm so pleased that Hoag Hospital is benefiting from this, but for us as a destination, one of the high points is having tbe national and international cover- age from ESPN, • said Rosalind She said she bas taken the crews out for the past three years the tournament has been in Newport. The first year they drove a.round the dty, the sec-I ond year film crews got a trip in Williams' boat, and last year they went up in the police heli- copter for aerial shots. •They've gotten the best of Newport Beach, and that's what · we'll be seeing,• Williams said. ESPN's coverage of the Senior PGA tournament will continue from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Sat- urday and Sunday. POSTER ART 'N GRAPHICS SUPER SALE SAVI UP TO 60% Looking to Frmne Yotr Original Art? 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In the 911 call, party host Char- lotte Baca told the dispatcher the 9- year-old left her home about a half. hour earlier and had not returned. u He had an altercation with one of the kids and just left, and he would not come back," the woman Massage b~~~ Therapy • Swedish Massage • Sports Massage •Deep nssue ------J • Shiatsu andy Vrto, C.M.T. Pacific Wellness Center 234 E. 17th St., Ste. 212 Costa Mesa (Across frcrn (714) 631-3881 for noise pollution for playing his radio too lc;>ud. Huntsman also took a drug test the next day, which showed he had no trace of marijuana in his system. But when the police report reached school district officials, said during the call. aty records show that while the dispatcher who received the call at 1:59 p.m. initial- ly categ0Ji1.ed it as a "missing cbild • case -which would have prompt· ed an immediate call t.o any avail- able police units-the dispatcher at 8:02 p.m. downgraded it t.o a •run- away, .. which is a lower priority. 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Shores said the police officer violated Huntsman's basic con- stitutional protections against wful search and seizure. •w..., ...... 1caJly don't want the evidence to e used in this case until the court determines that it was a legal search,• Shores said. ·we want the evidence sealed until they say it was a legal search. • U the tree is poison then the fruit is poison. If the search was bad then whatever they found is bad." Shores said the testimony of Baca had called back to say the boy had been found. Thomas Nunn, the city's senior communications supervisor, said dispatchers make judgment calls in such cases and he defended the decision to classify the child as a runaway. Nunn also cautioned against judging the action with "20-20 hindsight" . The case did not qualify for a "missing child" category under department definitions, Nwm said. the Ne~rt Beach officer also should be madmilltbte because he wun't lnfonned by the school diltrtct that they iiltended to use the officer's testimony. "They violated a court man-· date that all discovery had to be completed before March 10, • he said. ·1 didn't know they were going to subpoena the officer.• Shores also said that the zero-tolerance policy doesn't apply to bis client because Huntsman was not on his way to or from school or a school- related activity. John Hayashida, the school district's attorney, declined to comment on the importance of the evidence, except to say Thomas will have to decide. "A missing child t.o us is not somebody who runs away on their own volition," Nwin said "A miss- ing child is someone missing under unknown circumstances. .. . We knew this child left of their own free will." 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Now, at last, : it's time for the act. : Only El Nhio can delay today's first : round of the Toshiba Senior Classic at ; Newport Beach Country Club, which has : been buzzing all week with fabulous : weather and the traveling band of golfers : on the Senior PGA Tour. Tee times beqin at : 8a.m. : Rain? We could wake up to it, then : watch it blow away as quickly as it got l here. Today's weather is not expected to postpone the action, and when the mucb- anticipated curtain does finally rise, the tens of thousands of people in attendance will have their eyes on the leader board. Who will be on top Sunday afternoon? Will this year's winner dance and sing and party the night away with the volunteers like Jim Colbert did two years ago? Will another record playoff decide it? It's time to find out who can best con- quer this much-improved golf course in three rounds -with $1.1 million at stake and the winner getting a $165,000 chuck. It's impossible to predict a champion, but no one is e ntering Toshiba Senior Clas- sic IV hotter than Gil Morgan, the tour's leading money winner ($424, 100) who won the Senior Slam earlier this week at Los Cabos. Morgan, who won six tournaments last year on his way to a $2, 160,562 payday, opened the year by capturing the Master- Card Championship in Hawaii, a field lim- ited to last ~ear's tournament champions only, then won again at the LG Champi- onship in Naples, Fla. "Hale Irwin (the leading money winner on the tour last year at $2,343,364) was telling me at Cabos that I was off to a suni- lar start as be was last year,· Morgari said. "I played great early in the year at the MasterCard and was fortunate to win at the LG. I'm off to a good start, so I'm look- ing forward to playing this week.• Morgan, few probably remember, was one putt away from joming defend.mg champion Bob Murphy and Jay Sigel w last year's playoff at NBCC. "I was in this tournament last year," Morgan said. "I had a chance until the last hole, and I let it get away. I missed a putt (on 18) from about 10, 12 or 15 feet." Morgan had birdied 17 to pull wttbm a stroke of the lead in last year's final round. "I don't think I would've lasted nine holes (in the tour-record playoff), .. he said, refer- ring to the standard which has since been broken, when David Graham defeated Dave Stockton in a 10-hole playoff earher this year at the Royal Caribbean Classic in Key Biscayne, Fla. The course at NBCC, considere t in its best shape ever under the der- ship or club president Jeny derson and course superintendent Ron enedict, is a par 71 that will play to 6,57:3 yards - one or the shortest courses on the Senior Tour. George Archer won the inaugural Toshi- ba Seruor Classic at Mesa Verde Country Club in 1995. The tournament moved to NBCC the following year when Colbert dominated, then hosted again last year in the unprobable finish when Murphy sank an 80-root birdie putt at 17 on the ninth extra hole What was ·that they . ..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--, Reality check for the 'Red Menace' used to say · in Brooklyn? •Oh, yeah. Wait 'til next year! ' w ell ... the party's over. Yes, it's the same old story ... I still didn't get to dance. Af times things looked good. After a par-birdie start, our team moved to the 13th. I stood over a 35-footer ... downhill ... I turned to the marshal standing behind my ball. "What's it going to do?" I asked. "Lett" is all he said. Smooth stroke ... 1t rolled and rolled and rolled. "Nothing but net• as Michael Jordan would • say. f A ho-hum par at 14 . Then Alan Szabo, one of my playing partners, knocked it on 15 in two. He just missed the putt. He settled for birdie ... net PR 0 -A 1\11 tom johnson eagle. We were still alive. On 17, Illit an 8-iron to within eight leet ... missed the putt! Ouch. On 18 it was another bird, as we made the tum. Then we went dry. A par on one and two ------seemed to • Veteran Hendrickson is competing on a sponsor exemption after back-to-back rounds of 68 last year. By Richard Dunn, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -Dick Hendrickson, the tallest and bulkiest player on the Senior PGA Tour who once was a wild, hard-throwing baseball pitcher nicknamed the "Red Menace," has already taken his reality check before teeing off today in Toshiba Senior Classic IV at Newport Beach Country Club. "I'm 69th on the all-time money list, so I'm almost extinct,· Hendrickson said. "That is, unless 1 pass two or three guys on the list. 1 Just hope to play well en ough to collect my retirement at the beginning of the millennium, because I don't have any illusions -of winning a tournament, though it's exciting to think that there's still a possibility. Heck, I wound up within a couple of shots here last year • Hendrickson, 6-foot-7 and 275 pounds, though his clubs are average length because he has "long arms and short legs." is playing this weekend on one of four sponsor exemptions. Hendrickson, 63, surprised the field last year by finishmg tied for 10th at 3-under-par 210, shooting -DICK HENDRICKSON back-to-back rounds of 68 after an opening-round dl.saster (74). It was the best comeback ~· :the toumunent last year m proportion to all first-round res. "The scores in the last ro d were kind of high, so I moved up the line." Hendrickson said. ''I'm big, so I like warm weather. But it was chilly and windy last year (in the final round), and I don't know how my old body responded the way it did .• Hendrickson is sitting on the proverbial bubble for all-time exempt players, which goes 70 deep on the Seruor Tour list. Each year, new players (like Larry Nelson and Gil Morgan) push others out or the top 70, and thus, Hendrickson must seal our fate. battle to stay afloat On three, our pro Don Bies •As the years go on. guys are taken oft more and mor&r" knocked in birdie four said Hendrickson, a club pro for 33 years who earned $12,623 Gary Gray then made his shot m selected PGA Tour events m tus career, before quabfying for of the tournament on the par-3 the Senior Tour in 1988. fourth to within six feet. His Hendrickson played baseball, basketball and football in birdie gave the team a net one. : high school, bad a tryout with the old Philadelphia Athletics in But several more lackluster 1952, then turned to golf dt age 181/2. holes ended the dream. • "With my size, I was typical of that moVle 'White Men Can't On our final hole (the 10th) I • Jump,•• Hendrickson said. ·1 played football, but I wasn't a hit a big drive and a sand wedge : contact sport guy. And in baseball they called me the 'Red to 20 feet above the hole. After • Menace.' because I threw fast, but 1 didn't know where it was getting a good read from Bies' : going.· ball, I calmly rolled in the putt. : DON LEACH / OMV PILOT Hendrickson, who tees ofi at 11 :50 a.m. today, entered this Too little, too late. : Tom Wargo mes a little body language to help steer b1s putt, which dropped for a bird1e on No. 8. season having won $1,971,316 on the Senior Tour. Sowefinishm.inus-29at113. :L.. ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~___, The winners are at 104. Crystal goes to 109. The good news is that I'll finally get to sleep. The nerves .-b.Av calmed aw;L.s_ome normalcy returns to my life. After two great days with two : great pros, I have these wishes. • .Fh:s,t. I .hope.my pros M1Q.... : McC111lough and Don Bt .. hAve"' • a great weekend. They're both : tenific. : And second, Jeff Purser (the : tournament director), hold me a • spot next year. I think I'm ready to dance. C 0 1\1 M U r j I T Y C 0 L LEG E W 0 M E N '5 8 A') k. E : ·; ;, l l these guys,• 1bomton said as they trailed by eight going into the break. Tb open the b.alf, Bucs' sopho- more Becky Loshak nabbed three steals and the Pirates moved to within two, but Coast would not grab the lead until Ludwicki, caD.Ded a twcrfooter from the paint With 3:07 lefl B WU the Pirates' first lead at 62-61 ldpoe tbey were up 6-5. Prom there, lt wu a race to the flnllh. DOD Kent Dunn Cti1lled a bey, only to bi WW•ecl bf soniiM>'I bomb. Loehak ..a.. !ID"DY dlt- ve to the hoop to gm tbe Ptra• a 81-6' advamage. then De ADM ............... ·Sum. knotted lt wtdl anolber trey. Wltb 4' ddrl '° go, Sortino n&Dedlis~. -. . ' ~ i f : • I I j ~ ' c I J ! I I ' r 12. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1998 SOCCER . .,......~ _ __..;.,;_._,;.,_ Newport forfeits boys soccer win By Barry Faulkner, Da1fy Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High boys soc- cer team has forfeited a Sea View League victory to Irvine, due to the use of two ineligible players, Sailors' Athlet.J.c Director Eric Tweit said Thursday. Tweit said some conlusion about a CIF Southern Section rule that renders all players receiving red cards ineligible for the following game led to two Sailors playing Ul the Feb. 13 reg- ular-season finale against Irvine. Harbor won the game, 3-1, but the two players, both starters, should have sat out the game, prompb.ng the forfell "We were not in compliance Wlth the rules, so we have forfeit- ed that win,· said TWeit. The two Newport players received two yellow cards, an automallc red card, in a Peb. 11 victory over Woodbridge. lWo yellow-card mfractions, while disqualifying a player for the rest of the game, allow a coach to substitute for that player. A red card not involving two yellow cards, however, requires the team to play one player short the remainder of the game. CIF rules, however, state that any player who receives a red card (via two yellow cards or not), LS ejected, then must sit out the following game, as well . Harbor's adjusted record is b-6-3, 4-4 -2 m league r-------------------------, I I I I Howell resigns as Mesa boys AD COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High football coach Jerry Howell announced Thursday he'll resign as the school's boys ath.lebc dlrec- tor, effect..Jve March 20. "It's a little bit of a lot of things," I lowell said. "I'd like to put more time into football and there has also been some frustration. Sometimes, you just get ti.red of doing busy work and having everybody mad at you all the time. It seems no matter what you do, Lt's never enough.• Costa Mesa Principal Andy Hernandez, through a press release, said Howell will now have the opportu- mty •to focus on sustaining the high level of success our footbalJ program enjoyed last year.• -by Barry Faulkner I I L-------------------------~ BRIEFS CdM victorious, 11-7 CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del TENN IS Mar Hlgh's boys tenrus team (2-0) took care of Beverly Hills, the Southern Sect.Jon D1v151on O's top- ranked team, 11 -7, m nonleague play Thursday afternoon. Sea King Parker Collins swept his opponents as the No. 1 singles player, including a 6-4 wm over Jose Lieberman, one of the top Juniors in the nation, while the doubles team of Bnan Morton and Curtis EUmore also won three sets. NOM.EAGUE .. CoM 11, BEVERLY HIUS 7 ' 'Sina* · Collins (CdM) def Lieberman, 6-4; def Gordon, 6-0, def Krane, 6-0, Jef'lsef'I ~) Ion. 6-2, won, 6-2, 6-2. Chopra (CdM) .lost. 6-1; won, 6-1, 6 2 .. • boubtes ·Jack-Taylor (CdM) def. Heknat· Wang, 6-3; lost to Gopoco Swatt. 7 5; def, Ptlam-Nguyen, 6-1; Morton·Ellmore (CdM) won, 6 1, 6·1, 6-2; Shahmardl·Mozeyanl (CdM) lost. 1-6, 2 6, 3 6 Tritons put a way Tars S A N CLEtvtENTE TENNIS ~wport 1ial'bor sellfor J, Rinek swept at No. 1 singles and senior teammates Scott MacMas· tef and Remsey Bilbeisi wan two '4rtB at No. l doubles, b.,.t host Sin Clem.ente he.J.d oft tbe Saile>rs for a 10-8 nonleague boys tennis victory Thursday. Newport fell to l-3, wbile the nttons improved to 2·2. NOM.IAGUI a-0..•M 10. Nu""'...,.._ I ...... ftWk (NH) def ...... 1-2. dcrf. '*"°' w. def. Manning. ..... Hltuh (NH) io.t. '-'· M, won. $-0; Singer (NH) IOI\. 1~ ... .,. , ... ~·-MaM.tsW.ailbHI (NH) loft to J Hubet·~ 2 ... dcrf. 0r•hc:iod41oj>ivid "1, def.~ 6-3; ~Tei.in. (NH) ~ 2.f. WQn, 7-6, 6-4; ~ori.-i.Jht (NJ.Q f~i-7,2-4,1 .... . ., Sailors bested, 11 -8 •NB W • 0 R T BBACH -Katie Robettton and Brittany Thacker swep t tbeir doublet matches, but the ewport HatbOr High coed bad- ~t.on teem coWdn't overcom Yilltl.Dg Sunny Hilla lbunday, u the La:flcan claimod an 11·8 Win. Sea Kings put it all together with 5-3 victory over Calvary Chapel •Lewis' pitching and CdM defense complement expJOSive offense in win over Calvwy Chapel. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The Back Bay Bashers did their thing with the aluminum Thursday, but leather and the left arm of senior Ryan Lewis might have been more responsible for Corona del Mar High's 5-3 Newport Eilts Tournament victory over visiting Calvary Chapel. "We know we're going to hit ,and we know we can score," first- J C BAS EB ALL OCC falls, 8-4 COSTA MESA -Pour home runs blasted by Santa Ana Col- lege, including one by Newport Harbor High product Joe Urban, lifted the visitors to an 8-4 victory over Orange Coast in Orange Empire Conference baseba.11 action Thursday. Urban's shot was a two-run job in the eighth inning. OCC (9-tO, 2""6 in OEC) was led by Jon Penoglio's 2 for 4 out· ing. ~8R:s~4 Santa AM 001 104 020 -B 12 5 ~COllSt 100 300 000 • 4 1 2 Young. WOOiey (7) end Bladunun, Popoff (8); Schwwn, St9¥enson (6), O'Brien (9), ~I (8) Md luldn. W -YOUflG, 4-0; L -Schwam,, 1-2. 28 -Vento (SA), Fenoglio (OCQ, Gonzalez (SA). HR -Eliot (SA), Wooley (SA), Vento (SA), Urben (SA). occ falls,. 61/2-1 t/2 year CdM coach John Emme 'seid. •aut when we don't make mistakes de!ensivley, we believe we're going to be suc:aisstul." LeWis, an All·Newport-Meso District returner making his fim start of the sea.son, was strong throughout, using 90 pitches to record the complete-game win. He fanned seven and walked one, while two or the visitors' seven hits were bunts. Lewis did not allow a ball out of the infield the first three innings and the Sea King fielders, who amassed eight errors their first two games, made play after play, including a pair of twin killings triggered by junior third baseman Ty Harper. . . . Shortstop Matt Larson, first . c:osrA MESA -i1:111uit E Camella Jaeger ----·-·· - : picked up Or~ge Coast Col· : lege's lone win in an Orange : Empire Conference bout with vis· ! CONTINUED FfjOM 81 iting Saddleback Thursday, 61/2 .. : 1112. The halves were distributed : :rbe llCOTe was 11-71 when after matches were called due to : SOrtino m:abt tbe ball_ across . : balfoourt called a timeout d.arkn.es~. Coast is 6-3-1 overall : witb eight aecond.s and 4-2 m conference. : "We all ~ed. to win. OANtGE Di1NW CONfbENCE : Even when we were down by s111dlahdc • 11Z. ocx: 1112 : 16, w e still ~ to come ~ -Gerda (OCQ los1 to Naffa, 1-6, • ... _;o1. --'"' • • ...,... ·-'d. 7-5, 7-6 ~7);)Hgef (OCQ def. fouret, 6-2, • ~ CIHU WJll, .ui.Ol'Qt.on ~ 7-6 (7-0); Walk.er (OCQ 1os1 to Dom~. : The ~~J' called h4d three Hi, 6-3, 6-o: Poire! (OCQ los1 to How¥d. 6-3, : .-..uv.. Loshak inbounded 6-2; cahn (OCC) los1 to Lewh, ~. 6-2; Miller .....,_ (S) won bv def.ult. : to An1 Saraydariili:i at tbe foul ~ -J~·Walker coco 11S. : line, who tossed tbe ball to NaffHoum.. s-5; Poirel-Gll'da coco \IS. ! Sortino. S1i9 got a shot off near Domme~·Howard. 3-5; Lewis-Miller (S) : the thfee....Wnt line but it was won by defM.llt. • ,...,........ BASEBALL baseman Eric W1ethom. second baseman Nate LemmennaA, catcher Mark Hatfield and even Lewis also did their job on defense, allowing the offense to do the rest. Left fielder Ryan Achterberg tripled with two· out in the third for his second hit of the game and scored on Nlck Hood's RBI single to open the scoring. But when Calvary turned three hits and walk into a 2-1 lead in the fourth, the hosts began to flex their ample muscle at the plate. After HaWeld walked, senior right fielder nm Thu.nnan rocket- ed a high curveball off the screen above the left.field fence to put not to be. Weeks tried the i)ut. back. No good, Lu dwtclti grabbed the rebound and beat the buzzer, but it was strike three. The overtime period WAtched the Dons rattle off eight unan- swered points and bwy Coast. "We bad enough time, we just didn't have ~ough ener- gy," said Weeks, who finished with 14 rebounds and a sea.son- hlgh 26 J>O:ints, said. •As much as. we tried to tell them to get their heads up, you could see lt in their eyes," he said. "After w e didn't win it (in regulation), we di<h)'t expect to win anymore." the Sea Kings (2·1) back on top, 3.2. It was the second homer in as many games for lbwman and the sixth of the season for the Sea Kings, who hit 29 and 26 round- trippers, respectively, the last two seasons, the former a school record. ·1~s nice to be able to hit the ball out of the ballpark," Emme said. ~it sure makes coaching a lot easier." The Eagles (1-2), however, weren't about to make things easy on the Sea Kings, as they used iwo well-placed bwits, the latter a squeeze single, to cash in Randy Blood's leadoff double in the sixth and knot the score. But, after a one-out walk to Ludwicki; bound for tbe Uni- versity of New Orleans, wrapp,ed up her lone season , with a game-high 33 points. 13 rebQunds and five a.ssistJ •. CALlfaUtlA cia••~ <X>UliGI OlU91DNSl..S ~ De AnU 17. 0.-.. CMllt 19 De Aria· Hams 19, Dunn 21, Riiey 26, SUffle 14, Falapliu ~ HOfklm J. 3-pt. goak -Riiey s; Dunn 3, SUffle 2. Hofklns 1. Fouled out -None. ar-.. c:o.t . ~ 2. l.ud- wkkl 33, Weeks 26. SOrtJnO 7, l.ofhAk 6, Peyton 5. 3-pt. goets -ludwkkl 2. SOrtino 2. Fouled out -SOrtino, de tos s.ntos. Hafftime: DeAnza. 40-32. Regulation: 71-71. SWIMMING HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD Mustangs top Ocean View Estancia boys, girls hammer foe • Spunaugle doubles. COSTA MESA Travis Spunaugle captured wins in the 200 and 500 freestyle races to lead Costa Mesa High to a 90-75 nonleague win over VlSiting Ocean View. The Mustangs are 1-1. Meanwhile, Mesa's girls team was paced by Allison Alastuey and Wendy Marttnovfch, who each scored two wins in individ- ual events and were in a pair of victorious relays. Coach Crystal Whittemore's girls team won, 140-33. NONLEAGUE M>YS CosTA MuA 90, 0aAN Viav 75 200 medley reCay • 1. Costa Mew. 1:53.87; 2. Ocean View, 1:55.22 . 200 tr.. -1 Spunaugle (CM), 2:03.4; 2. Biron (CM). 2:04.4; 3. Bounds (OV), 2:07. 200 IM· 1. Graf (OV), 2:23; 2. Comfort (CM), 2:2B.1; 3. Dunn (CM), 2:33.2. 50 tr.. · 1. Sarris (OV), 25 I; 2 Wlllerad (OV), 26.0; 3. !Cable (OV). 26.2 100 fly · 1. Graf (OV), 1:02; 2. L.IYI (()\/), 1 :03; 3. Tll)'lor (CM), 1 :05. 100 ~ • 1 Tlpton (CM), 54.9; 2. Dunn (CM), 57.9; 3. Bowen (OV), 59.0. -Sp!MWigle (CM). 5:AJ..l; ..2. COSTA tv1ESA -Six Estancia High girls had a part in at least two event victories, while Alex Hovis paced the Eagles' boys squad as Estancia swept vis- iting Ocean View in season-opening nonleague track and field action Thursday. Senior Sarah Hall (800 meters and 3,200) and Amy Delrez (high jump and triple jump) had a pair of individual event victories to lead the girls team's 83-31 triumph, while Hovis swept the 100 and 200 and ran on a winning relay to pace a 7 4-17 boys vic- tory. Hall also ran on a winning relay for the Eagles, while Meghan Fay, Rebeka Roth, Sa.nu di Girolomo and Carmen Gamboa all added relay contributions to their individual event victories for the girls. Hovis' clocked· an 11.45in the 100, nipping team- mate James Dawkins by five-tenths of a second. Sea Kings sweep Westminster CORONA DEL MAR -Jenny Cummins and Mike Pinn led the Corona del Mar High girls and boys track and field teams, respectively, to non- league victones Thursday over visiting Westminster. C ummin s won the 200 meters, the 400 and con- tributed to both relay victories for the Sea Kings, who improved to 2-0 with a colossaJ 113 112-21 1/2 triumph over the Lions. Finn, a senior, swept the 100 and 200 and was on the winning 400 relay quartet to pace a 77-58 boys victory. Other winners for the CdM boys included Matt Dennerline (800 and 1,~}. Kevin Hayes (high jump)., Nick Orlich (long jump} and 1i'avis Beardslee (J,200). Helping CdM romp in the girls meet were sopho- more Kelly Halley and freshman J.C. Mahler. Halley topped the field in the long jump and triple jump and handled a leg on the winning 400 relay, while Mahler won the JOO hurdles, con- tributed to the 1,600 relay and was second in the 100. CdM's girls are alrn 2-0. Marina boys, girls topple Newport HUNTINGTON BEACH -Chuck Loo won three events and Amanda Kent won two individual races and contributed to a victorious relay, but neither was enough to prevent host Marina High from sweeping the boys and girls track and field teams from New- port Harbor Thursday. Marina claimed a 73-63 boys verdict, while the Vikings' girls took a 74-62 decision in the nonleague dual meet. Loo topped the field in the 110-meter high hur- dles (15.6), the triple jump (41-7) and thE! high jump. Additional event winners for the Harbor boys included Eddie Clarke (148-3 ln the discus}, Dan Gerlach (19-11 in the long jump) and Chris Land- gren (10:16 in the 3,200). Girls highlights for Newport included: Alicia McFall doubling in the 1,600 and J,200; Katie Kent doubling tn the 100 and 200 and anchoring the vic- torious 1,600 relay quartet; freshman Amber Steen winning the 800 in 2:24.9; and April Ross winning the high jump with a clearance of 5-2. Biron (CM}, 5:46.1; 3. Bounds (OV), 5:57 . 200 ,.... Nllr1 . 1. Cost. Mesa. 1 :42.0: 2. Cofta Mesa. 1 :44..1 . HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIEtD SUMMARIES 100 ~ • 1. l'Ytor (CM), 1:03M; 2. ludt· Jly (OV),1t0HS; J.: Comfort (CM), 1:12.29.------!""MOM"":.._~~ACILl~ll~~-~- 100 ..,.._ '· w (o-.,,. 1:.fS; 2.. Slfris (CM), CMaea.._MW W,w.11,•11• st 1:19: l. c.bico (CM), 1:23. 1fio. 1.IWICCdM>. 11.51; 2. McCat1hy (W), lf.43; ~ ,..., 1. OtNn VllW, i;S2; 2. COi-z.anllll KdM>. 11 M ta Mesa, 3:56. aG0 • I. Ann (CdM), 23 13; 2. lAwrilll (CdM). 23 6S. GIM.I McCd!y tw>. 2.no. CosfA ~ ,_ GafM u-. •• 400 • I Nlpor (CdM). 55 04. 2 VIMql.m (W), SUI, -•--S.ClnlOn(W). l:Ol.91. 200 ......., ~ • 1. CMU Mesa -1 o.nn.tt1ne (CdMl. no.u. 2. ~ Westuey. J. Menfnollkh. Wt! w. PMrt.. (CdM).211.7t:3.VtfMy(CdM).2.12.64 ~). 2:04 tit 2.; COCll ,.,_ (Whlttakw. 1.-. 1. OliMlrllne (CdM>. •'51.59. 2. a.wdslee bye, Howlt, l(h), 2: t t .01 (c;dt4 501.~ J Gt\lbef (CdM), S;Ol.32. 100 frM t. ~ (o.t, 2;07 65; 2. lorn ... " I. leefddff (Cdf,I). 10'45. I~ 2. 0.-llne ._ _ _._ (l"&i\ '·1• •7 • N~....... (CM) l(dM), 1~51.l:J YllMy((dM). 11:06.A -· ...... ...,,..,,,, .: "· .. ; ~. ...,....__..a • . , ..... l.Coelto(W).17.31;2.~(W), 2:25AS. 11.J.J; J Wei ICdM>. 201. HO ... • 1. W. Mlltlnowld'I (CM), 2:ll.IJ, 2. .. .. I .Lt (W). 4101, 2. Hoc* (W). 4't.Ol; J OelleY (CM), 2:J6.16; J . Whittaker (CM), ,._.,, (W), Sl 07. 2:40. fl. .. = · I Coton• ct.I Mat ~Id. ZMrilll, SO fl-.~ 1. ICllM (CM), 21.70: ~. W.11$ (CM), .Al~...;!~~ cMI Mfr ezem11~ ~. 2Ul; J. Le (CM), JO. 11. IW'lw, ........ ~ llM.ll 100 flJ • 1. Wtlh (CM), t;tUl; 2. Khn4 HI· 1 He)w(CdM). 6-0, 2. Cut9ton (W). s-10; J (CM), t:1t l4; ), HowM (CM), 1:'.2092. lfCMn(CdM). u. ...... • 1. J. Mert.lndvld'I (CM), 5 4495; 2. u . t.Orlldl(CdM). tW; 2 Hool< (W). ,,.. 112.: ), ~'(CM), C:04 84; a Stol•nbufv (OV), Ltt~.'~"cw,.JH;J OrllchCCl:IMl,lS·l llU '-Al.00. ~(CAM, ~2 llt • ..._ ....., • 1. co,t.e Mell (laml»rdo, "". 1. c.o.tto (W). M; 2 McGnff (W), 7..g, no ·~ Howle. OMv>. 1· s~ 2. ~Mesa third (Vftjk. Nlgoriuwa, IA. Kiwi.). ~1 16 ... 1, ~ (W). SH 112: J, SVtheder (W). 100 ... • 1. AIMtUly (CM). ''°'ff; 2. ., 7 ~. Jofnon (CdM), tN ,,.. ~tr(CM), t:U •• Le (CM), 1:1711, OT•I c.otun!IM(W).1Jl.7~Utnton(CdM). 1• ...... -1. l.clmMdo(CM), t:t U •; 2. 1m.u 112.:~CCdM>.•10112. J M~ (CM), t t~ tlirtl (CM), ._. UOM. C-.. Mlr1U"ilt,¥1' tt•ueul1'1l ...... ...,. 1, ~ Mllt{W, Mlrtl-•• 1.a-~.1141,2,,,......,((dM>. ncMch. t.oi..-., ~. J, Mlirdl1owN. 10 11:1 CAllW fCcM. ha 4.0l.OO; 2. CblCe Miii (Wfiltuluw. --a. • · 1."""""'"' l(.M. J?.oll; 2. Uludl tc.tM. ..__ an; J _...f(AIQ. .n• M. Le;~ itXl1. -• I CummlN ~ t 1 .... CW). .. f • r Aldnttt). ~-~--, .... ~ ~ 1 £sunde ~odriguu.--... Aldel--~ ..... WU.. ar-). l:SJ.1 • iJ' "' • 1 Tharpe (Oii), $.-4 U • 1, Oporto (t), I~ TJ • Not contBted OT • I £1111 (Oii). It I-7 112.: 2. Han'll (l).~1CJa.10 112. l Uebeugood ('E), 1Qt.7 112 II' · 1 ~ ('E). 4H 314. 2. Atol '2-0, ) Conu(E), J6.10 t/1.. Wiethom in the sixth, Hatfield crushed a banging breaking bc:tll from reliever Adam Steckler over the left.center field fence for the winning blow. Hatfield's clout, bis second homer in two game$, brought the Sea Kings tater total to seven and gave them 18 extra-basf> hits (31 overall} in three outings. Something for the Capistrano Valley pitching staff to ponder before Saturday's 11 a.m. tourna- ment consolation clash at the Cougars' field. NEWPORT rues TOUMAMENT ea.an. del MW S, c.lvwy ~ J Calvary Chapel 000 201 0 -3 7 0 Corona del Mar 001 202 x • 5 5 0 Young, Stecklf!f' (6) and MurrJet:t.; Lewis and Hetfleld. W • LeWis. 1-0. L-St«kler, ~1 2B • 5teckltf (CQ, Blood (CO. 3B -Achterl>erg (CdM). HR • Thurm.,-. (CdM), Hatfield (CdM) BASEBALL Harbor· whips Artesia • Beere belts two doubles in 8-2 Newport victory. NEWPORT BEACH -Nick Langsdorf pitched six solid innings as he paced Newport Harbor High to an 8-2 win over Artesia in third-round action of the Newport Elles Baseball Tour- nament Thursday. Langsdorf struck out one bat- ter while forcing many ground balls. The Sailors (2-1) committed no errors and were paced defen- sively by second baseman Josh Guesman. Offensively the Tars were led by sophomore Scott Bee.re's two doubles, while Charlie Waite added two bits and a pair of RBI. Lucas Kerr was 2 for 4. NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT TffHU> ROUND NEWPORT HAllSOR 8, AlnESIA 2 Artesia 100 010 0 · 2 6 2 Newport Harbor 211 022 x • B 12 0 Gama. Lionel (5), Martln (6) and Valoma. langsdorf, O'Donnell (7) and Waite. W • Langsdorl, 1-0; l -Garcia. 2B • Bttf'e 2 (NH), Jacobs (NH), Langsdorf (NH) Santa Ana hands Mesa first loss, 9-5 SANTA ANA -Some wildness on the mound and sloppiness in the field led to the end of the Cos- ta Mesa High baseball team's season-opening winning streak Thursday, as host Santa Ana claimed a 9-5 victory in the final round-robin gmae of the Costa Mesa Townament. Four of the seven Saints who walked came around to score and both Santa Ana -players who reached via error also plated runs for the winners. Mesa (2-1) will still play in the championship game Saturday at 2 p.m. against Mission Viejo. The Mustangs matched the Saints' 10-bit attack, but couldn't overcome its own generosity. Senior Ben Felter went 3 for 4, while sophomore Josh Little went 2 for 4 with an RBI to paee-th0' M~.~· A MESA~ SANTA ANA 9, CostA MESA 5 Cost.1 Mesa 003 002 1 • 5 10 2 Sant.a Ana 220 230 x • 9 1 O 2 Gallacher, Little (3) and J. Henog; Curiel, Mojica (7) and Ramiru. W ·Curiel, 1-0. l ·Gall.chef, 1·1. 2B ·Mojica (SA), Fl«es (SA), Lambert (CM}. Estancia falls. 7 -2 COSTA MESA -Estancia High's baseball team has yet to collect a win as Saddleback dropped the hosts, 7-2, in the thin:l round of the Newport El.ks Tournament. David Chavero belted an RBl- double for the Eagles (0-3) and 1'.D. Willey notcbed'1l pairu-stn· - gles. The Eagles are forleiting Sat· urday's contest because of play- ing an AJumm game before tht; st.a.rt of the season. ... °"'au Tou•IN~MENT ' Tt9DllDUND 5ADoLaAcx 7. Es'rMaA 2 Sed<ftet>.c:lt 000 151 0 • 7 s 2 Estancia 001 100 " • 2 5 2 Seldana, c.tvanwz (7) and V.idMI; ~ Wilson (5), ~ (7) Md Thurwll. • W • Seldane. L • ~ 0-3. 21 -~o (E} s.ldtlne (S), T~ (S), ' Holdovers ... ; Becau.cie of space .lbD.itatlons, the foUoWing stories will appear in Sahuday'1 edition: • CdM boys aparkJe at CJP Relays p rel.lml ... • N~ glib golf wins ... • NeWJ>Ort HMbor'• ~ goU , .... to Allio NJgu9I ... • Bst.anda IONS in~ 4~ • • Southern CaWortUa ~ db With Cal ... 1), ...... •IUI 1n IOftbAD .. . ' How do they get here? • There's a pecking order for the senior pros. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Some get lucky, others scratch and claw their way into the field of 78 players in the Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. Ever wonder how the play- ers get here? There are more than 200 active golfers on the Senior PGA Tour, but numbers will tell you that most do not qualify. 11!-e selection process for entrance into any full-field Senior Tour event begins with the previous year's top 31 mon- ey leaders, all of whom are ful- ly exempt. Those players are essentially given carte blanche in terms of the events they want to play. Golfers who did not crack the top 31 can still qualify with this criteria if any players who are listed in the top 31 decide not to enter. For example, if four players in the top 31 don't commit, then the four players ranked 32 through 35 are eligi- ble to sign up (this bottoms out at the 50th player). The list is made up of players who didn't finish in the top money winners from the previ- ous year, but have had very successful careers on the tour. Many of the MasterCard Champions (or Super Seniors) who are over 60 fall into this category. The next group of players are admitted based on their performances in the previous year's Senior PGA Tour Quali- fying School. The top eight fin- ishers who sign up for the tour- nament are in, which makes 70 players, at this point, who have gained entrance into the Toshi- ba Senior Classic. The next four players are &ccepted on sponsor exemp- tions, selections that the tour- nament officials can exercise completely at their own discre- tion. This year, Brian Barnes, Dick Hendrickson, Bruce Devlin and John Schroeder fall into this category. > ,. ••• ,;--• • I .. AUDAY, MARCH 1l, 1998 IJ r-----------------------------------------------1 TODAY'S STARTING SCHEDULE : From S.n Antonio, Teus ... 8 a.rn. + Klllr 0. From Ntlwc.mJe, P1 .... 8 a.m. + ..,._., TGKAllO From Pal,,,.le ... I a.m. + ...._ Jallls From Scottsdale, Az. ... 8:10+ '°"'9 JADm From Roanob, V1 .... 8: 10 + Ill.LY IC.mlG From Marlett.a. Ga .... 8:10 + Jo9 .....,_ . From Scottsd~te, Az.. •.. 8:20+ ~ MtO••o- From Boa Rlton. Fla .... 8:20 + lkm ntoMAs I I t 4 t t t • ' ' I I I I 1 From Manllua MAiaga. Spain _ 8:20 + Jam Mw ~ ff-om Deseft Mountain. Az.. ... 8:30 + lurot laA.:> from Or1ando, R .... It.JO + WA&Jlll ZC FHIU From Palm City, R .... 8:30 + lAlalY LAomm From Jackson, Miu. ... 8:40 + DAVE HILi. From Lakeway, Tx .... 8:40 + TIMY Du. From Orange County Ntl., Fl .... 8:40 + lAlalY ZaGla From Stuart., A. ... 8:50 + JAO. ~ From Fort Worth, Tx. ... 8:50 + lkJ9 EAsTwooo From Boulder City, Nv. . .. 8:50 • 8uD Au.JN -ff-om Sherman. Tx .... 9 a.m. + Mll1at 8A IML From The Breakm, Palm Bead\ A .... 9 a.m. + tlm.D I IB••G From ScQtland -9 a.m. • 8Rwl 8AlllES From Betfair Fltantatior\ S.C. -· 9:10 + JIM f'IWIEE From Adiwlta ·-9:10 + LAMY MCMllw From 0Ua \/!Sta ·-9:10 + Ba.LY CAsfllt From Dallas, Tx. ... 9".20 + La TIEVINO From Edmond. Ok. -9".20 • Gii. MoRGAM From 'M>ocfinville, Wa. ·-9'.20 + AL GEw .. From Delray Bead\ A ..•. 9"30 + Boa MuRPHY From T;wnpa. A .... 9"30 + JIM DENr From 8efwyf\ Pa. . .. 9'30 • JAY SIGEL From Johannestug. South Africa ... 9:40 + GARY Pl.Ava From Palmilla Los Cabos, Mexico ... 9'.40 + DAVE STOOOON From Chattanooga. Tn .... 9".40 + GtaY Guar From Milbook Resort. New Zealand ... 9'.50 + Boa Owa.Es From las Vegas -9:50 + JIM eot..Rf From Ab~ Tx. ... 9:50 + 0Wa.Es CoooY From Kapalua. MaU _ 10 ain + HAll 1RW1N From Marietta, Ga. ·-10 a.m. + LAMY Ne.soN From Sarasota, A. -10 a.m. + JIM Aa..8US From lnOOe Vilage, ~ -10:10 + CiEoltGE Alloa From WqNarn Resort, Phoenix, Az. ·-10:10 + DALE Do. G.ASS From c.entraria. II. -10:10 + TOM WARGO From Dallas. Tx. ... 10'.20 • DAVID (iMMU. From Hot Springs. Va. -· 10-.20 + J. c. 5NE.Ab From Toco, Tx. ·-10'.20 + ROCXY T~ From Perth, Australia ·-10-30 • GM.MAM MAlt5H From Seattie ... 10-30 + DoN BIES From Indian 'M!lls -10-30 :t> 8RucE ow.roN From'Wam, Tx._ 10:40+ ~AVE EKJtfl~ From Ponte Va:h, R .... 1 0-.40 + WAil" Mo1tGAN From Wf!5t Palm Bead\ A. ·-10:40 + DANA QulGuY ' I I I I I I • I I I ' I I I ' l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J I I I I • I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • t , t I ' I I , The next 31 players are accepted based on their rank- ing on the all-time money list. Rounding out the list of 78 are the top-four .finishers at the tour- nament's open qualifying, which is played on M.ortdays. Ray Car- rasco, Harry Toscano,· Terry Wiens and .Tunmie Jones were the four lucky ones this year who qualified at Los Serranos Coun- try Club in Chino Hills. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Last year's money leader Hale Irwin thanks the gallery after a birdie on 8. From lndre Village -10-.50 + JIMMY PowEl.L From ..lohannestug. South Africa -10:50 + ltuGH BAIOCCH From Homesteacl Vt.ah -1050 + 8RucE SUMMeatAn I Notes from the .peanut gallery From Scottsdale. Az. -11 a.m. • 8RucE DEvuN From Ft l.audefdale. A. ... 11 a.m. + TOM SMAW From Ponte Vecta. A. ·-11 a.m. • Boa DtatsoN From~ Ban. Ga._ 11:10 + ~m WEAva f1Qm East~ ()lie> -11:10. JIMy Mc:G& From S1Dr tetltidge. a: ~ Tx. -11:10 + OIMlil Molx>Y NEWPORT BEACH -They hear the whispers from their PGA Tour colleagues before joining the Senior Tour, tales about how short the golf courses are, how the greens are slow and how the pins are placed dead-center in the middle. For the Senior Tour's relative newcomers, nothing could be far- ther from the truth. •Overall, the Senior Tour is a lot more competitive than I anticipat- ed,• said Gil Morgan, who enters today's first round of the Toshiba ~or Classic at Newport Beach Country Club as the tour's leading money winner. •(Players on the PGA Tour) told me the goli courses would be a lot shorter, the greens are not so fast and the pins are in the middle. But I still haven't seen a pin in the middle of a green yet. The pin placements are sometimes more difficult than the regular tour, and the greens are just as quick. The goU courses just aren't as long. •And, of course, you're playing three rounds. Maybe one of the biggest differences is the length of the rough -it's not as deep." Larry Nelson, who won the American Express Invitational in Sarasota, Fla., also disputes the Senior Tour's reputation. •Things I've heard about the Senior Tour are not always correct, like the pins being in the center of the greens," Nelson said. MThe Senior Tour's pins are tougher than the regular tour's. They're closer to the front of the greens and tucked away near bunkers. •The regular tour also has its 6-6- 6 rule -six medium, six easy and six hard (pin placements).• According to Hugh Baiocchi, NBCC is similar to the courses he grew up playing in South Africa. •The greens here are a lot faster than I thought, especially after the rain they've. had," Baiocchi said. • Hale lr'Win, last year's leading money winner on the Senior Tour with a record earnings total of $2,343,364, arrived at NBCC about 12:35 p.m. from Mexico, where he played in the Senior Slam. "The way Gil Morgan has start- ed this year is almost identical to my start last year," said Irwin, who won nine tournaments last year. Biggest gallery . Thursday belonged to Lee Thevino. • On Wednesday, some pro-am rounds in the morning were cut one hole short because of time. "I guar- antee you they'll play faster (Thurs- day)," said Jake Rohrer, tournament co-chairman. the two volunteers at the No. 1 tee. • Best tee shot off No. 1 came from pro Rocky Thompson, who uses a 56-inch driver. Thompson cut the , No. 1 dogleg left, crushing his drive over the palm trees and onto the fringe. He pumped his arm back and forth like a hockey player scor- ing a goal. • 1\vo of the five boys and girls clubs showed up late Tuesday for the Taco Bell Junior Clinic hosted by Dave Stockton, who had com- pleted his lesson when they arrived. The kids were still given a Taco Bell lunch and gift package. When the clinic ended, Rohrer was signing autographs on the back of T-shirts for the kids. •They must have thought I was important or something,· quipped Rohrer, who might be the busiest person anywhere in the facility. From Ft Myer\ A. -11:20 + ao.Y NKltOl.S From Rancho Santa Fe -11:20 • GuE Lim.a From ~ Va:h. A. -11:20 • CAlwl PIEn From~ Bead\ A. -11:40 • L& Ea..oa From Misl5ion Hi~ Ks -11:40 + GAY 8MEw From Ponte Va:h. A. -11:40 • LloNMD n.o..sc. From Nepb..ne Bead\ R. -noon + Boa DwAL. From Housten, Tx. ... noon + DAVID LuNDsrRoM From San Antonio, Tx. -noon + f«A.-C.0.•.a From 01.-do, A. _ 12:10 p.m + FMD GmoN From New Y"'5tJ I·-Canada -12:10 p.m • TIMY WENS FromM'll!-12:10 p.m + RAY C..ua> Thursday's pro-am actually start- ed a few minutes early, according to -by Richard Dunn L------------------------------------------------' •8th-graders come from behind to trip Escondido, 62-58; end regular season 11-3. The Newport-Mesa Eight Grade All-Net boys basketball team overcame a 15-point deficit to edge Eicondido, 62-58, and finish the regular season with an 11-3 mark. The locals were paced by Tony Melwn'• 19-point, 1-4·rebound outing, while Greg hntne added 12 points and seven steals. Micah Yoong con- tributed with _!.3 f_Oints and 11 boards. SeVenth Grade All-Net • Ne~M11154 -Not-th Hufftis ....... ch.s The N.e'wl>Qrt·Mesa squad. dubbed the Wildcats, finished. tbe 'league seuon With an 8-6 recOrd ~ topping North Huntington Beach in its tiMst outing. Jalr Hemandez was strong wtth 16 rebounds, SCHEDULE four blocked shots and nine points, while Bradley Kroopf tallied a team-high 13 pOints. . • Kevin Mandll•s added 10 points, while Br8ft ~ben added nine. Brian Walsh and JonatMD Hubbard scored six and five, respectively, and Bftm.. don Sherick-Odom. Alu Norfleet and Cbrla hdorek contributed. en capped a dlampioiiSlifp season Which they recorded a mark of 12· 1, as 8nltl Ma'- $C'9ftd 20 poarus in the title game over the Bullt .•. ltym L,..:b added 12 pomtl 1or the l.aki!n; .. Otber members Of the team. included S... ~ eaport. beYait H• Dimd MeDdel--.; StMI ~ .... and 'hylor 1'llMm. -• A.drta. Gontalet Jeid th Bulls with 14 pcmb. • . .. • ... .. .. r' ' . . .. . • • . • . ' • Notice IS hereby given that the City Council of the City of Newport Beach will hold a public hearing on March 23, 1998, to review two sepiU:ate, but related actions. 1) To review the C1tv's p~sed One Year Action Plan comPQnent of the Five Year Consohdated Plan Document (CPO). The One Year Action Plan is the basis for the C!!Y's application for Communify Development Block Grant lCDBG) funds. The qty is eligible for $492,000 in CDBG funds for fiscal year 1998-1999. 2) To consider requesting a Section 108 loan from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for economic development activities. Federal regulations set forth three basic goals which are closely related to lhe major commitments and priorities of HUD. The goals are to: 1) Provide decent housing; 2) Provide a suitable l'iving environn19ntly· and 3) Expand economic opportunities. Each goar must primari benefit low and very low income persons. Further, activities funded with C::OBG fundS must meet at least one of the three national objectives of the CDBG program: 1) Benefiting low and moderate income ~rsons; 2) Aidirg rn the prevention or elimination of slums or bltght; 6r, 3) Meeting other community development needs having a parficular urgency because existing conditions pose a serious and immediate threat to the heaJth and welfare of the communih' and ofher financial resources are not available to meet the needs. The goals of the Citv's CPD include new construction of affordable rental housir.ig, shelter for the homeless and •at risk" ~rsons, ilies to b8 assisted bx the Section 8 Rental ASsistance ogram, removal of 11n::tiitectural batteries for persons with sabilities, job creation and economic development for lower • me ~rsons and famines, public facilities improvement, social eervices for needy persons, and rehabilitation ol commercial and lldustrial businesses throuahout the City. The One Year Action -P1an identrfies prop<?Sed aclivitles to be implemented during the next fiscal year and inciudes the level of assistanoe for those activities. Ttie specific objectives proposed in the One Year Action Plan are: 1 2. 3. To provide services to aid the homeless within the commun!ty. To provide assistance to the elder1y. To provide social services which benefit low and moderate income persons wlthin the community. 4. To preserve and create employment opportunities for low and moderate income persons Within the community. 5. To provide public improvements that will improve c1rcolation, ~arklng and busine94 9PP.00unitles on Balb6a Peninsula. 6. To 12.rovide for administrative capacity to implement the City's CDBG program and to provide f~r hOuslng services. The City proposes to assist the following activities contained In it's One Year Action Plan with COBG funds: Category St>cial Serv~ economic Owelopment Administratiof\/Falr Housing Counsel TOTAL: Recommended Funding LT~::88 -~ The Jx.lblic ut also ipvited to JPP9•r •nd ~ heard regarding the ~ ~ratio,, of a Section 108 ·1oan aDOl~tlon. Ttie loan would be repaid over the next lbc yeara Ullna 'the Cttv'a COBG funds. No : =~~ndl or apeclal faxes will 6e requfred 'to make these I N~wpon Baich/Coaa W.sa Daily Pilot S TAR TING ANEW B USINE SS ?? • •••••••••• SCHROl!DER SALLY S., Sally S. Schroeder, 58, died Tuesday, March 10, 1998 at her home in New- port Beach. She is survived by her hus- band, Richard C. Schroeder, daugh. ter, Elizabeth A Czala. son. Stephen N. Schroeder, sister, Anne 0. Cervantes and grandchildren. Ryan, Matthew and Teddy Czaja, Elise and Nicholas Schroeder. A memorial mass will be celebrated al 12:00 Noonh Sat· urday, Muc 14, 1998 al Our Lady Queen Of Angels Church, 2046 Mar Vista Or., Newport Beach, CA WllA1 llAPPEIS '' rou 0011'1 AOVll11Sl1 1101HlllGJ Nawpon lkachleotta Mesa Daily Piloc FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1998 II PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Pu·auc NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC ttOTICEI PUIUC NOT1CEl.:o. -PUIUC NOTICE HO.lCCll10014etJ ~,, at OfllllQe, ~, The tllubeth 6evege, 13ett 12144 PUBlJC NOTICE Havt you tt11ted dOlng Suranne F SteinbroNt M1tlhall Sl Cutv• 0ty dUded by: an~ - -, llJC 7011 DOW ING, AA"ON & Clly Drive, Orange, CA N""port Ave. Sw11 19345, Thia bu1ln111 la col\-' butlf'lff yet? No 2121 POint Del Mat Ave: CA 90230 ·• ' Hl\le you a.rt.CS ·-. NOTICI OP KllLIR, eoe t N . ~ and mall I copy IO T\ntin, c.I. t27IO , ducted by: co-~rlner1 FlcUtlout luslnHs l!dw•rd J. Hernandaz, Cotona dll Mat, CA 92825 This buslMts II eon-bUllnetl yec'? v ... M·M p R •IN O IT R ••T .... en M. Potta, U T1vatff Thi I bulln1.. la con-Have '/OU llltled doing N•me l tatement M D This bualnlH 11 con-dueled by. an \ndi"'dual RlcNtd M ~ :.it ~ ~!1' .. ", .. '0N,.T!~ ITL 200 P'RlbO cA of lt\e Trust CS.led August dueled by: • oene<ll Pitt· bu11neu yal? No The f0110w1ng petl<Onl .,. This llatament Wit hied dUC1ICI by. an lndivldual H1Y1 you ltllled doil"O This sta~ we tl9G -an 131t0 I • 11. 1"8, ~•n lhe dee• nenhlp T~m Ah.mid Stia111l d but1ne11 •• with th• County Cletk ot Have you llan.d dO.ng businftl yet? No Wllh the County ~ °' ••TATI OFt ""' Viti IM Nlllor. cJo Have '/OU llll1ed doll\g Thia 111t1man1 Wat filed E~IAE MEACHANDIS-Orlllge County on 2-02·98 bvswJH yet? No Patrick F KilchUrQ OtMOe County on S.fC).'8 lllNTLllY 6 Putgl1h1d Newport ~DEA MOTT, WILL & bualneu yet? Y ... Jan, 1. wath tht County Clerk of ING 17865 Sky Patk Sii 19988747527 Suunne F Slltllbfoner Th11 stat•menl wH ltd 1tt8eT518H wn.UAM WATT•R• p .. Ch· 0•11 Meu Dally SulER~t32~ l""'· te Ot•ng• County on 2·11-98 " Wine CA t2814 D .. ly Pilot Feb 27 Mii 6 This llatemenf Wll lillCI With &he COur\ly C•artc ol Dally PJot Marc:ll 13 20. ... llNTLrt W. ilot Matel'l 8, 12• l3, l"8, CAl~HeO ';j~' Neh, Andrew E. Sav191 1H8874H07 Jtllrty 'curtll Hubbard. 13, 20, 1998 • FS7i witn the County Clerk ol Orange County on 2·14-M 11. Aptll 3, 1998 ~ WATT•tt• FTh847 • I Iha .... , This ltatamant Wit filed Deity Pilot March 13 20 21211 51110<1 Bey Ln Orll'IQ• County on 3-ICHl8 18818749980 .u HNTL.rt PUBLIC NOTICE ~.'°r998 "(a::!' ::i-: ~11~~ ~· c;:i~tyon c~~~.: 21, April 3. 1998 F9t4 Hun11ng1on e.ach. CA ' PUBLIC NOTICE 199087517 11 0111y Pilot Feb. 17, Mar 8. PUBLIC NOTICE WATTIRa flttt pvbllcatlon of notlc:• IO 18910750027 PUBLIC NOTICE F1<11nc10 Gullataz. 387 w. Fl tltl ~ t Daily P110I Match 13, 20. 13 20 1998 F889 A•UUou.a 8ua1n ... ·• Jut lllH W W TT MOTICll 0, C1editor1) or it no\lee 11 8 1y, Co111 Mell, CA o oue us neH 27, Aprll 3 l998 F903 -·--· ------- • • A llRS ltRllPAMTION AND mailed or i*1ondy dellv Diiiy Pilol Feb. 27• Mar. 11• NOTIC• O, 92628 N•m• 1 t•~•n ' PUBLIC NOTICE N•tM St•tement ·c~• '•·N•o·.•aA1TTe• 12~4• NOTtC• 0, ICO,.NQ artd to you 30 d4Y• •ft•; 13, 20. 1"8 '870 APPLICATION TO Thi• bualn111 la con-Th• IOllow;sl • "'° we PUBLIC NOTICE The IOlloW•ng persona .,, -' "' the date 1'h1-11-1 duqed bv: 1 gene<al part· doing bu nen · Flctltloua Bu11ne.. doing buslnns u : To all hen, befteftcl11lea, MEITINQ FOR AN 1Mlltd 0< ...,;0:,y"'d 11 ~ PUBLIC NOTICE SEU ALCOHOLIC ner"11p MINI-MAILERS INC 1 11222 Fictitious 8ualnff1 Shephe<d PUbllshlng, 20tl CNdllOft. contingent Cftdl· IHVIRONMINTAL ed ,,.. I 1 v Bl!VERAOES H1v1 you atart1¥' doing Arnutrong, lr~lne, CA Nam• St•t•ment Name Statem.nt S1n11 Anl Ave.. Coe.la tO<I, and persona who m1y IMltACT REPORT ., to you. A clam form "ctlUoua luatMH Data al Fiiing buslneu y•I? No 9281•·5720 The following parsons 111 The lollowlng PlftON "' r.41sa, CA 92621 otherwl" be fni.tM tld In DATE: M11c:h 8, 1998 """ bt Obtained from the Name ll•l•ment Application: F1danclo Gultertz Mlnl·M•ltlf1 lnc:orpotated, doing buslnen u · dOlng busln .. , u : J1me1 T. Stout. St .. M :l tn. will °' Htala, 0< bolh, TO! lnllfHltd P1t1l11 ~rt clerk. For your pro-The followlng per1on11re MAR 02, 1998 This stallmant wit nltcl (CA). 17222 Armstrong, Ir· Power Nutr1t1on1ls 1500 OMNIHEALTH CENTER. S1nll Ana Ava., C0tla ol: 8ENTlEV WILLIAM PROJECT: LHH of 355 lac on, ~ou 111 inc:our· doing bu1lne1t llf To Whom 11 May Concern: wrth tha Couniy Clerk of vine, CA 92614·5720 Oua1t St. Ste 550, Newpo<I 9713 Turtledove Ave .. Mall, CA 92627 WATTERS aka BENTLEY 1cra1 of olfthOfl atale ~~~I: !ir.~lt~la~~lu~~ J3 PRODUCTIONS, 431 The Name(s) ot the Ap· Orange County on 2·19·98 Thlt busln11s is con· Beach, CA 92663 Fount1ln Valley, CA 92709 Thil business l• .cQn- W. WATIERS aka BENT· lands tor th• oon1truc:tlon receipt requeiled 20lh St., Co1t1 Mase, CA pllc1n1(1) ls/are: 19988749548 duclld by: I corporellon Kintzel Corp (NV) 10 Chin C. Chow, O.C., 4110 ducted by: an Individual LEY WATTERS •ka BEN W. of the S111 Onofre Nuc:t1ar DATED· 2125198 ' 92827 BROOKLYN PIZZA LLC Dally Piiot Feb 20 27 H1v1 you started doing Sandflower ci.. Na..:.port Crestwood Lil. Walnut, CA H1v1 you $1atled ~ WATTERS aka B.W. WAT· Ga n• r 11 I ng St a llon McD.ERMOTT WILL Jason A1nd11t John1on, The applic:1n1s llstea Mar 6 13 1998 · 'F86; ~~l•nl•n~s11v•t? Y1 ,._, 1988 d BTehlacsh. bCuA591n2e6s6s3 11 co~~ 9T1~1~9 bustnHs 11 c:on-bJu11mln•"• T'."Sl''?...~t."s·,,U/t ,,7 TERS (SONGS) E•parlmanlal and • 431 20\h St .. Cotla Meaa. above are applying to the · • · .., ·ma era ncorpora1e . w vv A PETITION haa been MIUgalfon Artiftc181 AHi In & EMERY CA 92827 Dapartmenl of Alcoholic PUBLIC NOTICE Ernrn1 Hepp, Controller, dueled by: a c:orporat1on ducted by• an lndlllidual This atatarnent w~ filed tiled bY LEROY J. REIN· two ph1111. An e•parlman-Bwi Ill Mlch••I lchuJ. Jonathon Lo. 207 Spring· Beverage Conltol to sell 11· CFO . Have you starled doing b~~:~.,~oyuet7'~~1d aolng With th• County ctarlt ~f HARD1' In the Superl04' tal rHf of 16.8 acr" would man view, Irvine, CA 112620 cohollc: beverages at: 2278 Flc:Ulloua aualn•H This 11a11m1nt was filed business yet? No Ch n C ChO DC Orange County on 3-10..Jt Court of Cellloml•. County be built •nd monllored Attorn•vs for Trustff, John Woodworth McCray, NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA Ham• Statement with th•,. County Clerk ol Kinlzel Corp , Cra.1g S Thi•s eiaiem:;t 'wit riled 19988751107 ot ORANGE. o .... r a five year par1od. Fol-K•r•" M. Pott• c/o Jr.; 2701 Clrc:la Drive, New· MESA, CA 92627 The following ,,_,sons 111 Orange i..ounty on 2·24·98 Kintzel, Pres w th tile County Clefk ol Deily Palol March 13, 20. THE PETITION r9Questa towing thl1 the lull milig1-M D ti Will & port Beach, CA 112e63 For the following type ol d b · . 19980750090 This s1a1ement was hied 1 27 Apf 1 3 l998 f905 U\11 LEROY J, REINHARDT lion rfff ;,..ould bt c:on-E.: •;m~ 301 D This. bu1ln111 Is con· License: 41 ON-SALE C~~r04',:::·~~~:,'s Pickig-Daily Pilot Feb 27. Mar 6. with the County Clerk of Orange County on 2·24·98 ' 1 ' bt •ppolnted .. paraonal 1truc:ted to 1ch1ev1 150 St •r • • I soo"o· ducted by: I glnlfll Piii· BEER AND WINE. EATING Ing 949 Newhall Costa 13 20 1998 F872 01ange Counly on 2·13·98 1998674 999 7 PUBLIC NOTICE reptff«llallve to •dmlnl•· 1crH of persistent ltelp reel, u •• • nersh1p PLACE Mesa CA 92627 • • • 19980749048 Daily Pilot Feb 27. Mar 6. tar the Nl8t• of in. dee• beds. Newport B••ch, CA Have you slartlCI doing Published Newport Donald Hoyt. 2049 Federal PUBLIC NOTICE Daily p1101 Feb 20, 21. 13, 20. 1998 F873 Flc UUoua Bwslneas dent. APPLICANT: Soulhern 92880 bu1lne11 yll? YH. Feb. 14 B11ch..Cosla Mesa DaJty Ava Cosla Men CA Mar 6 13 1998 FBS4 Name Stat9ment THE PETITION r9Quesll C1hfornl1 Edison Company Published Newport 1998 Pilot M11c:h 6, 13. 20. 1998 92527 ' Fictitious Busln•H · ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE Tile following penons a(I IM decedent'1 Wiii and (10< the SONGS owners) Be•cl1..Cos11 MHa Dally John W. McC11y. Jr. F880 David Loyd 28 s 11na Nam• Stat•ment PUBLIC-NOTICE doing business as· cocf1clla, II any, be ldmittld PROJECT LOCATION: Or· Pilot March 13 14 20 w1Thl1 ltalamanl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Rancho Sania Margereta' The lollowing persons are Flc:tltlous 8u1lne11 Newport Bay Tecrac;a, to probate. Th• wm and 1ng1 County offshore from 1998 • • • th the County Cl8fk ol CA 92688 · doing bu1lnftt es: Flctlllou' Bu1lne11 Name Statement 1691 Mesa Drive; Satil• codlclla .,. evail•bla for the City ol Sin Clemanla FS 892 Orange County on 3-10.91 Fictitious Busln•H This busin~ss 15 con-L.C.G. Slgn1tur11, 4525·A Name Statement Th1 IOllow1ng PlflOns 111 Ana H11ghls. CA '. axamlMtlon In the flla kept Thi St111 Landt Commls-a 19888751712 ducted by co partners Mac Arthur 81Yd., Newport The following persons are doing business as: Suzanne B. Goelet, 15~ by lt\e cour1. alon. 11 LHd Agency PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot March 13 20 Th"~~· ~tat•m•nt Have you started doing Beach, CA 92660 doing business as· JPS. 504 So. B1yfron1 Roc:kfield Blvd. Sle. 0-.. ,11. THE PETITION requHlS uodar the Calllomla Envl· 27 Aprll 3 lll98 FIK>4 d I e ~ "°!Ing pe~sons are business yet? No London Coin Gall1erles, SCAEENWEAKS, 871 W #102, B1lboa lst1nd, CA vtne, CA 92618 . : ' authoflty lo admlnl11at th• ronmental Quality Ac:t NOTICE OF ' ' 0 ~ usmest as. Donald Hoyt Inc . (CA), 4525·A Mac 1S1h St., Newport Beach, 92662 This business as · con· tstat• under th• lndapen. (CEOA), 11 rreparlng 111 PUBLIC LIEN SA1.E PUBLlC NOTICE 8L~F2 [•ME EXZEAl~AS, This llalement WIS filed A1lhur Blvd.. Newport CA 92663 John P. C111oll, 1306 dUClld by: an Individual ;· dtnl Administration of Es-£nvlronmen11 lmpac:t Rt-8 1 d 1 awrence ve., est· with the County Clerk c-1 Beach, CA 92660 Martian Cnurcn. Inc . (CA). Santa Nella Tlfr.. C<Honl Have you started' dOJl\g tat" Act. (This Authority port (EIR) lor the project "1 n•ll •n Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 mlr:ister, CA 92683 0 C uni .10.9 This bualness Is c:on-3 Studebaker, 2nd Floot, Ir· dal Mar. CA 92625 bullMH yll7 No • wtU 811ow I.he petaonal rep. lde.,tlllad 1bov1. A Notice Prof•sslons Cod• Nam• ltat•m•nl Willl1m Phllllp T111ebert, range 0 Y ori 3 8 ducted by: 1 corp04'alion vine. CA 92618 Tnls bus1n111 is con-Suzanne B. Goatet reMOtaUl/9 to IM• many of Preparation (NOP) has Sec. 2t700.21707 The following petton• 1,. 89t2 Lawrence Ave., Wesl· ua~88751713 Have you 11.arted doing This business 1s con· duc:ted by: an Individual This statement was flied ac:tlons without court 1p. bHn prepared for Iha Notlc:a 11 hereby given by doing business as: minster. CA 92683 Da~y Pllol March 13, 20, buslneu y11? Yes, 1+90 ducted by: a c:orporallon Have you 1t1rted doing with Iha County Cllfk t>f prov81. 6el04'e taking c:ar· project. the undersigned lhal 11 EFM Ri cing Sleble, 321 Tina Marie Thlebert. 8912 27, April 3, 1998 F900 London Coin Galleries; Have vou star1ed doing business yet? No Orange County on 3-10-.11 taln very Important actions. The purpose ol lh• Notice public: lien sale of the fol-Catalina Or., Newporl Lawrence Ave., West· Inc., John Saunders, Pres. business yet? No , John P. Carroll 19988751708 however th• pereonal rep· of i>repa1allon Is 10 obtain lowing descr"lbed personal Baac:h CA 92683 minster. CA 92683 PUBLIC NOTICE This 11a1ement WIS filed Martian Church, Inc .. This statement WIS filed Dally Pilot March 13 20 reaentaUve wlll t>t required your views as to th1 sc:opa property will be held at the Lawrence J. Edw1rds, 321 This bus_lness Is con· with the County Clerk of Jaspn Westfall, President with th• County Clerk of • ' to give nolk.1 to Interested 111d i::ontant ol Iha envl· hour of 10:00 A.M., on the Catalina Dr., Newport ducted by. husband and Fictitious Busln•H Orange Counly on 3·10·98 This slatement was hied Orange County on 2·24·98 27• April 3• 1998 F90«l paraona unllta they hive ronment1I lrll.ormatlon and 27th day of March, 1998. Beach, CA 92663 wife Mame Statement 19980751700 with the Counly Clerk ol 19981750011 PUBLIC NOTICE waived notice Of conH nltd anatysla whfCl'I ahould bt The sale Wiii bt c:on-Brian Marczak 321 CalaJ· Have you started Cloing The lollowlng persons are Dail" Plot .. , ch 13 20 Orange County on 2·17·98 Dail" Pilot Feb 27 Mil 6 •---------.... -·" I ) In I d..,. I thl EIR ..... ducted 11 Bristol St Mini I D • c business yet? No doing business as: ' 1 "' r · · 1"'"'''8 .. 74"'110 ' • • · • Fl tlU 8 •--to ..... propo--.. ac:ton. cu .._, n s ..... s c Io· na r., Newport Beach, A W'lllam p Thiebert EXECUTIVE TAANSPOR· 27 Aprel 3 1998 F907 .... .. .. 13. 20, 1998 F876 c oua u·-· Th• Independent 1dmlnl1· project dascrlpllon loc:a· torage, ounty o range. 92683 1 · · • Dally Pilot Feb 20 27 Nam• Statement trallon aulhorlly wall be lion and the~tanu&i envf· State of Califomla. Jana Fleld 321 Catalina This statement was filed TATION, 1691 Mesa Or., p. PUBLIC NOTICE Ma 6 13 1998 . 'Fess PUBLIC NOTICE The IOllC>wlng persou ate granted unlesa 111 Inter· ronmanlal • ac11 .,. c:on-Bf!llt prso~1''s atored ~ Dr., Newport Beech. CA wolth lhtCCounty C21e2rk4 9081 ~7SOa7nta Ana Heights, CA r. . • doing business u : . . lated peraon '"" •n Ob· lalned In th• NOP. ,.. 01 1. min torag•. IV" 92863 ting• ounly on • . """ Fictitious Busln•H PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Busln•H Pulmo Test. 952 oeavw Jlc11on to tn. peUUon and Purau1nt to S1c:llon cated 11 1100 Btlslol St. This business Is con· 19980750005 Fuzlah Ainun Anna Mil· Nam• statement Nam• Statement Dr .. Costa Mesa, CA 92fS29" snow good cauH wtiy th• 15083, Tille 14, California Costa Mesa. CA 9282e duc:tld by· co-p1rtn1rs Daitv P1lo1 Feb. 27. Mar. 6, stead, 1691 Mesa Dr., P·l, Th• following persons are Fictitious Buslne11 Thi tOllowlng persons 1,1 Kam11tnl Ap11. 952·0arwat court thould not grant th1 Coda of Aagulatlons, the Tharalllr.nds tocri~-!°'d r~ H1v1 you llarted doang 13. 20, 1998 F874 ~:;'6; Ana HelghlS. CA doing business as: Name Statement aoing business as: Or, Coste Mesa, CA t28216 authority. Slall Landt Commission gene 1> es .,.... as 0 business yet? Yes, Feb. 4, . The Feed Zona 34700 Pa· The following persons are XZYZX PRODUCTIONS This businus Is _ con- A HEAAING on the pall· (SLC), wlU conduct an •nvf-lows: furniture, c:lothlng, 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE This bu.siness IS c:on-c:11lc: Coesl HwY. Ste. 200. doing business as· 1201 El Dorado. Placenlia'. ducted by: 111 Individual tlon wlU bt held on APRIL ronmental ac:oplng mffling tools l11d/or other hOult-Lawrence J. EdWards aucled by an lndivlduel . Capistrano Beach CA BISSON ENTERPRISES CA 92870 Have you stilted doifM3 2, 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. 10< the propo11d P<O)ect hold llems stored by the This 11111rnent was filed Flc:tlUous Busln•H Have you slarted doang 92624 ' t902 Sierra Visla Dr . Tus· Sean Terry Connet, 1201 business yet? YH. Fablt; 703 Joc:aled 8t 341 The City dnc:rlbed above. followlng persC)flt: with Iha County Clerk of Name ~tatement business X8'1 No Timolhy M. Downs. 34700 un. California 92780 El DOfado, Placentia. CA 1ry 25. 1998 Orlv• South, ·0r1nge, CA MEETING LOCATION: Name ot Account· Space Orange County on 2·17·98 Th1 tollow1ng persons are Fuziah inun Anne Mil· Pac:ihc Coast Hwy. Ste Theoaore John Bisson. 92870 Kamalanl Ap11 92868. Sin C1emenla Community ~:~~T KEARY 739K 19988749220 ~~2A~~:,r'~~~k BUILD· s;~~sd statemeni was hied 200, C;ip1s1rano Boach. CA 1902 S1e11a Vista Dr . Tus· Thas business Is con· This statement WM ~ IF YOU OBJECT to Iha Center ·Ola Hanson A~rn. • • • Dally Pilot Fib. 20. 27, wilh the Coun Clark ol 92624 . tin. Ca 92780 ducted by· an indlvicl\ial with Iha County Clerk ·pi ;renting of the petition, you 100 North Calla S81111ll, n 2 Mar 8 13 l998 F852 EAS, 11438 Brookhurst St.. ty Thlt business is con-This business 1s con-Have you startlCI do.ng Orange County on 3-09-'8 lh<>Uld appear at the heat-San Clam1nt1, CA 92672, INCH, MICHELLE, r99G · ' • Garden Grove, CA 92840 Oiange Countv on 2·26·98 dueled by: an indMdual dueled by: an 1nd1v1Clual business et? No 19980751585 " Ing and llat• your Ob· (71 4) 862·8264 GRAPHIC MICRO, 311. PUBLIC NOTICE Frank Marslon Thompson, 19960750422 Have you started domg Have you started C101ng Sean T. ~onner Dally P1lol Match 13. m. etlona 0< Illa written ot>-DATE: Monday, March 30, ~1A~S MAR 807E 11438 Brookhurst. S1 .• Gar· Da1ty P1101 March 13, 20, business yet'? Yes. 10-1·96 buSJness ver? Yes. January Thas stalement was filed 27 A , 1 3 11198 ~ lion• with th• C:OU/1 b• 1998 • IA, Flclltlous Busln•H den Grove, CA 92840 27, Apul 3. 1998 F913 Timothy M. Oow~s 1998 with the Counry Clerk ot _._P_•_. _____ _ 0<• the l'lalring. Your •P· TIME: 2:00 p.m. • 4:00 ~~~~·s~l~~~C626C Nam• St•t•m•nt 1~~~~a B Joa~~ T1hsmp0on'. ---This statement was Med Theodore John Bisson Orange County on 2.24.98 A P•11!111C• may bt In petson p.m. CAAlEA ERtC 3956 Th1 loll9wlng persons 11e d G roo c:~84~· ar PYBLIC.NOTICE ' with lhe County Cle1k ol This statemenl wa~ filed 19980750075 M ' 0< b'/ YOIK attorney. 7:00 p.m. ·Close or Com-:>.: • • dolrig business aa· en rove, Orange CoUfl!Y on :'·17·98 )Vlth tne County Cle1k ol ~r.· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR mtnts COOK, t HIC, 690E Three Saven Fo~r Hamil· This business is con· Flc:tltlo\.aa 8u1ln•H 19980749111 Otange Counry on 2-17·98 Daily Pilot Mat. 6. 13. 20, orth adeontl~_!nt c:raclitort flol I 0~1 ~~.;~~~ ~n~oqpuya~~~~! ~G~~Njg~~G~Y, 274G ton, LP., 321 Ca1alin1 Or., !~r~ted by: husband and ThNa1 m11 e Si tatement Daily Pllol Feb. 20, 27, 19980749109 27• t99e Fe'19 e . ·~ • ICHl .v, you mus • RODGERS 'sTEPHEN Newport Beach, CA 92683 H 1 r1 d d i . e o owng persons are Mar 6 13 1998 Fes5 Daily Pilot Feb. 20, 27. PUBLIC NOTICE _ your claim wllh th• court NOP, please c:ontac:t MltY .• • Three Seven Four Hemll· a~e you s a e 0 ng doing business as: · ' · M 6 13 1998 Fa57 and IMll •copy to the pet· Grigg• I I th• 1bove ad-436E ton LP (CA) 321 Calal· business yet? Yes, 2·23·98 NEWPORT AVIATION IN· PUBLIC NOTICE _ar_._. _. ______ ,---------- aonal repr1Hnt1Uve •P· dreu ,,, by calling (916) OUINEY, ANDREW, 6550 Ina 'or.". Newport Beach, CA Fr~nk Marston Thompson SUAANCE AGENCY, 3857 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bwlne11 M It pointed by the court within 574·1 814. Coples of th• CHRIST OUR REDEEMER, 92663 This statement was filed Birch St. #609. Newport Fictitious Busln•H H•m• Stat•m•nt ~ ' lour montha from the date NOP wlll also bl 1vallabl• 771 Thi• business 11 con-with the County Clerk 01 Beac:l'I. CA 92660 Name Statement Flctltloua Bu1ln111 The following parsons are A ' of ftrat llsuanc:a of th1 l•I· at th• m11t1ngs llalld SIPOS, STEPHANIE, 398~ duc:ttd by: a limited pll1· Orange County on 2·24·98 Arnold Waller Effinger, Jr., The tollo~ing persoM are Ham• St•t•m•nt doing ~uslness aa: ~ llf'I 11 provided In Hc:tlon above. SWETT. Ill, DONALD, 454 nershlp 19988750015 3857 Birch St. 1609. New· doing business es· The following persons are Nanny I Attic:. l8303 Mt. 9100 of th• Callf0<nl1 Pro-Publl1h1d N 1wporl Oiled .. 3111'98 Have you 111rt1d doing Daily Pilot Feb. 27, Mat. 6, port Beach, CA 92660 a) AAAdvantage Assoc•· doing business as: Nimbus St .. Fountain Val· 0 bate Code. Thi llrn• 104' fil· B11ch..Co1t• M111 Dally ~~~•d.0J111f !uttonl business yet? YH. Oct 21, 13 20 1998 f875 Tnis business Is con· lies. b) A & A Billing. 427 Beach Access. 3333 Brls-lay, CA S927oe 16303 M Ing claims will not ••plre Pilot M11c:h 13, 1998 "'dQ no cewith1 "th'v-n n ·~· 1992 ' • ducted by: an lndlv1du11 Fisher IABA. Costa Mesa, tol St. #1068. Costa Mesa. Karen lanton, t. /J'' 1 btl0t• four months from f912 COi ano• • prov .. Thrff Seven Four Hamil· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing CA 92626 CA 92626 Nimbus St . fountain Val-v"' ; the helllng d•I• noticed PUBLIC NOTICE !loneq s0;:ha~'::.!~~OC:.r: ton LP. business yet? Y11, 4·96 Collun Marie W1lh1ms, Beach Access. tnc .• (CA). 1~1 CA ~27~ 1 1 lbovl. · Lawrance J. Edwards Oen Fictitious Business AW. Effinger, Jr. 2700 Pet11son Pl. 40A, 3955 Birch #201, Newport s ut1nlls 1 con- YOU MAY EXAMINE Chi fesslont Code of Iha Stall Partner Nam• Statement Llwrenc:e J. Edwards Gen Cos11 MHa, CA 92626 Beach. CA 92660 duc:ted by: an lndllndual M 1 fll• kept by I.he court. If you cn•1578895 01 ClllfomlL Thia 1111am1n1 was filed The following parsons are Partner This business Is con· This business 11 con-Ha~• you slartlCI d01ng ~ are 1 pw1on inlefHted In SUPERIOR COURT SllH subject 10 prior can-with Iha County Clerk ol doing business IS: This stllemant wu flied duetlCI by: an lndlVldual d\Jc:ted by: a c:orpor1tlon businau Y•l1 No 'M,/ A _ ; tn. ntate, you may fill Of THE STATE OF oellatlon in Iha avam of let· Orange County on 2·17·98 DEL MAA HOLDINGS. 67 with the County Clerk ol H1v1 you started dC>lng Have you started doing Karen Stanton T -1 ~ With I.he court a formal At-CALIFORNIA llamant between Owner 11888749221 Plaza Cuesl1, San Juan Orange County on 2-13-118 business yet? Yu. 02/09/ business yet? Yes. 9/88 This statamanl WIS fii.G qunl for Special Notice of COUNTY OF ORANOI! end obligated pllty. D Pllol Feb 20 27 Capistrano, CA 92675 19980748882 98 Beach Access. Inc., Tho-with lht County Cllfk ol the !!Ang of an Inventory l!STATl!OfCHARLES Pu blished N ewport ally · ' 'John C. Hall, 67 Plaza Daily Pilot ftb 20 27 Coll11nW1lh1ms masJ.Moote-Pres1dent Or111gi County on 3·l0.98 and appr8'aal of ntai. u-VEDDER KEY elao ~:~c~..Co~~3 'g~~ally Mii. 6• 13• 1998 Fe5I Cuesta, San Juan Capill· Mar. 8 13, 1998 'F8sl Th11 st111m1nt was filed This statement w11 riled 19988751709 .... Of of arry petition or kno Cbrl v llC: • • f 89 PUBLIC NOTICE fl110, CA 92675 • With th• County Cl11k or w11h lhl County Clerk ot Dally Pilot March 13, 20. account 11 frOYlded In K w:; .. ed N • 1 Terence L Ahlgren. 2320 PUBLIC NOTICE Orang• County on 2·10.98 Otange County on 2·17-98 27, ApfA 3, 1998 f901 NCtlon 1250 o tn. CalllOf· •r, 9C••• · PUBLIC NOTICE Flclltlou• lualn•11 Benldorm Cit., •103, Co-19988748532 18988748108 nla Probate Code. A R• NOTICI TO CRl!Dl· Nam• lt•l•m•nt rona. CA 91719 Fictitious Busln111 D11ty Pilot Feb. 20. 27. Daily Pilot Feb 20, 27 PUBLIC NOTICE q..lfft tor Sped81 Notice TOR8 OF CHARLES F1ct1Uous BulllMH The lollowlng persons 111 This bu~lnest Is con· Name St•tement Mar. 8, 13. 1998 F860 Mar. 6, 13, 1998 F858 ---------form le •v8ll•bl• from the VI! DD IR KI! Y, DE-Name Stat•m•nt doing buslneu u: ducted by. 1 general part· The tollowlng per1on1 art Fic titious Busln•H court clerk. CUSl!D. Thi followlng paraont 11• FRESH PRODUCE FOR nerahlp doing buslnees 19: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE. N•m• Stat•m•nt Anomer for th• P•U· CASI NO. A191354 doing buslnaH as: LESS & GROCERIES, 2800 :·re you 11",:rted doang E J H Enterprlst•. 1555 Flclltlous Busln••• Th• following perlON .,. tlonen Notice It hereby given 10 a) LEASEWORKS, b) w. W11ner Ava .. S1nla Alla, us ness Y• 0 Mesa Verde Or. East 128E, Flctllloua Busln•H doing buslne11 u: A GOOD ! ADI WILLIAM J. Kl!l!Ll!R, lht creditors and c:onlln-MOTHERLODE MARKET· CA 92704 John C. Hall Cos11 Mesa, CA 92626 Name Statement Nam• St•tement KEnLEY MEDIA GROUP, g~nt cradllora of Iha ING, 13681 Newport Ave.. SalH m Ahmed Shariff. ~~~· ~tatcmeri~ wC: :14 Edward J. Harn1ndaz, Tile followlng persons are The fOllowtng persons 11• 20271 S.W. Birch 1200. Thinking of having • abova-n1m1d dac:adant, Suite 18345, Tustin. Cal. 9811 11th SttHI, #8, Ger· 0 .,,,, 'eo~ 1 ~'1 ~ 1555 Mesa Vlfdl Or. Eaal doing buslneH IS: doing buslneH 11: Newport 0.1c:h. CA 92660 Call garaga aale? that all parsons having 92780 den Grove, CA 112~ '-.. • '' on • ' 126E, Costa M111. CA MEO ADVANTAGE BILL· A11ernativ11 In Wood, 629 Rlchlld M. Kattlay. 20271 Give ua a calll c:lalma agalnal the dece-Andrew E. Savage, 13681 Taanffm A. Shariff (work· 19988748328 92828 ING SERVICES, 2721 Point Terminal Way #23, Cosla S.W. Birch 1200. Nawpon 642_5678 CLA981FIBD dent 111 r9Qulred to Ille New~ Ava .. Sulle 18345, Ing par1nar), 9772 11th Dally Piiot Feb. 20, 27. This bu11ne11 11 c:on. Del Mar Ava .. Corona det Mesa. CA 92627 Beach, CA 9211&0 842·8878 them with th• Superior Tuttan, Cal. 92780 Strffl, Gardin Grove, CA Mat. 6, 13, 1998 f8S9 ducted by: an lndlvldu1I Mar. CA 92625 Patrick F. Kachurka, 11856 This bu1ln1" 11 c:on· .._ _______ __, ~ EQUM. HOUSING OPPORTIJNl'TY All ..................... ... ~ ............ .... "" fllr ........ Act If 1tN .. ................ lllepl --........ ....,, ......... . UtllttflH tr IH .. rt•lllllltt ....................... ..................... ........................ ...... .., ............. llillalllll•._ I Ml" "" ............. .. ........, ... ..., ........ .... .., ............... .. .............. Otir ..... .................. 11 ......... """''" la '"' .................... ............... -... .......... ,,, ....... ""' VN111·1M-... lllQ ts; IC ...... ...... --. BOUS!S/ CONDOS POllAI.B 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT NEWPORT I•-----HUNTINGTON NEWPORT NEWPORT BALBOA . i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 BE.ACS 1069 HOUSES/ BEACH 2140 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 PENINSUlA 211f7 DUPLX $21 OK 2·Hm• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii CONDOS i!iiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------. on 1-t.ot. Well kept. *Bluff• Cl•••lo• OWNl!RWILLCARRY FOR RENT Speclou• 2Br 1 .58• Btuffe 1·Sty 3Br 2Ba •Lov•IY SOLD! Owner may oarry. Agt, Prim• Back Bay View 3Br 3Ba, One Level I••••••••• TwnhH In Trl-pleK Upgraded, g,..en~lt. Ear1 Taylor 842-4722 expanded, compl•t•ly Condo w/2·car att gar. near BHc:h/Vorktown. dbl gar, or CdM H.S. s~:i:.·~:1~::::• l!'alde 5 Br 3Ba+ Oen remode led 'E' Plan Approx 2600sf Formal Newly Remodeled . $279,000 Prine.Only e S837,000 MOdet. Gated Comm. CORONA Gar. l rg yd 6 p•tio. Sally Shipley, Agenl Saturday AHi •t•t• pool, spa. $289,000 Open S•t/Sun Agt. 11.,..935-4601 644'0373JC114 &«.o49t Supplemenll Open ••Wun 1-4 2173 Vista Entrada DEL MAR 2122 H OO.+ 1750•0 •P · •Homee of the 1 ea 1 Oro hard PROBATE SALE '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Agen1 71 .... 75-4012 w.:r::;="·= Pr1no. Only. SSo-3008 ~ Price Wiii Aman Youl '2ar •a Cktan YllYti---------l (Deadline Wed~) 1•.1a. sharp t ·Sty ~ N•w •••ch Giant Home. ftully f\,lrnl•hed-. IAGUNA ***** 3bt 2ba. tam""· 2-cat 38r 4.5Ba --.e,ooo eta to bffc:h, vni.oe. BEACH 2148 -Ot>en HouM J"'· 1700+af. S229K R I 1' Y ~ llbrMY a Faahlon l• • H•tfne• '" ••• tine.Only l!att ~Judy .,1._7eo-3 t 4a -PmdenLt-J liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ( ..... ---lhurs «-) T•ytor 8"ao4722 ..,. _CUI ---..... ....... ·~-~-~~-..... ~·~, .. , ... ,-,P!!ba-"'!f'~l.-.,---hou~-tu-~ ..... tt SMIY9 to •ctvettlM T•"tfto Start•r 38r on a eooo.r.tot. i--cw 71""-74 ... -•1ao In tM bee.tlOoal 1.7$89 ~ ..,,...,, g8f' ~ ne SllOK _.;;,;.;o;..,;...,......;.;;fl';,.;-;..;.,;...;..;;,,;...;;;;;; RMI laJat• hc11on roof, cover-.d patio. 114-118-0317 8fdc9f BoeVAV acceH. wane CALL TODAY! to park. sa17,000 •tuna New Ut11ng 3Br LI .. "Iver. (could ~ 4) 3ba, fam ?14.ltr74""252 Sprlne Olean In rm aunHt ¥1•w a. great 10G.. ~ t?OOsf S37•,eoo cau f0t 48r 1.188~fr lo, viewing, 144-0111 • ntwer roof AV , lart>ar• lenregr•t· ea1t, RHft<n-C81 Ta••n ..... Aet'•a;;-... l"""i•e...,ta....,.te-4"!i00~~-.ft.~1 1007 NBWPO B.&tCH J2Jl Cl4y St • 3 BR. 2.6 BA with 1,660 sq.ft. Critn.l air, .... fp, 2~pnge. oakc.hiMQ, daahwuher. traah compaator. Berber~ ctdar~ fris: atow, wld, centftJ '-acuum, Pl! BJ)(2 includtd. $295,000 7]~~2-2305 COSTA MESA 28Z4 I. -- IOOMS 2701 UNTALS TO INDUSTaW. 27U LOST • EMrto~r 2111 SllAU 2724 POUND 2925 5530 SIRVICIS 81n•I• llo"' (chlld •Superter Ave. Cll l•lil•••••••l1•••••••• ----~ - - *°"Th• Water• vlalt• every other LJ4lo ltonn Avail no• tlS00-15,000.f, Oreat L08T Gold lelnt ... ,.. Coonllft8tor --.e f!.Jle8~,:" :i,,. Spectoue '· 2 a tbf WM~) ...U nic. 8h.,• 2bt hme, clean, locetlon, fenced, Ctlrletopher money 'ff lmmed.openlng PJeue be ••ar• that Mat Fa.hlon t•l•ncl +csen Apt•. Garage, lBA/BA to rent ,,.., quJet, beali\ltUI ISOO ':~·u~•· ~h ,:~~~~· cllp, near Bela ll'rHh '°' txay A.e. 0111~. the llttlng• In thi. cat· 2 Ip, eo.me w/d hk..UJ>9. bffch. ~ +ISOOdep 87:S.o9:12 · P• 4• row•rd 714.e.42-4Ult Salary, Benefit• & eg0ty may require you ~'! gu, fp, w/d hk· Pool, ptlVete beeeh & H• ~b a.. ... ... Bonu• Program. Call to caU • 900 numMr upa, Cetl&r&I air, Al.arm marine. Walk to r .. ,are w8u1, I.oat Ot~mpue Com• 1 1 ... • .. "-7••• .,.. 313 In wtll"h there It a Oolt COWM vtew• BalbOa lalandl l1150 IENTALS TO kncMI\ Pflv.1~9+1/3 or• Vic of BelbOa .....,..,..,... vvu "' . ... =t0'-12995 144-0500 to '2800 78().0918 SHARE 2724 ~!ic,,,::~·14~~:;;' BUSINESS 8r :::' Pl•r/Ferry. 252· :~ f,':'.;t:r,i:1~0 Jan cherg• per minute. ,~ .. w.._~ Canv°'.!_,_, ·-Studio apt In E'ald• Na Shr Ltg Zbr 2.sba FINANCE Reward I Loat cal ll;.hl Eetablleh•d Trad• EMPLOYMENT ~....,.. .t & Sp......... CM/NWpt Ht• pvt b" CdM a L 2 211 t h b y view " magazine .. aka Prr ••' Fplc, 2-Car Oar, yrd utll pd pkg avail Sba to':nh ~ ~ ··Zo~"gy~ t!iniau greyls~~ ~air IHI Editorial, Production & WANTED 5535 1450.mo Avall nowl850. 812-8454 ° w 1715o +1/2uU'780-3oo7 S •Hn u 1 area FIT Ad Sal••· Fu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .. ' 714-840-5034 atvdlo Apt.with :::. ~::omg0';,i: Newport lai•nd on B0UPSPIONBRTUS NITY 0811 anytime 75•3039 A••um• 714-978-3543 A Woman of tntegrltyl gant Ocean View kllohon lncl.utll,N/P 8CJ0.277a41715 Ht. 202 Bay. Shr 3br 2ba $750 lbp'd H•• Cl••n•r• Nuru,Homemaket. • •C1tho1.1H 280/2BA S7150mo 729-7670· 112 um, boat dock avl. 2904 HEALTH It nHded for pamp•red Excel cook.~n car. ''i1Moft newly remod· CM 2bd 2ba "'triangle 2 blka/ocean 850.5742 FITNESS 3000 cllente. Engl apkng & Sklll•d In HHge .. :" •kllohtn aulted aq clean sunny bale own Irena. 545.7350 therapy. 12 Vre.axp.· • v w/d l/p 1450/ + utu -••••• Local refe. Hrly or 14 ..,...,;;.;..;;.;.;.-.;iililiii_,.,.,. ng, llr1plac•, MISCEUANEOUS lrltndly 5115-0532 RENTALS PIHH be wary or out L081! W•IOHT FILI! CLl!RK PT In CM hr • h 111 •.CA l L --~-....;;~---'-- l.l1 • court•. epa, RENTALS ol area companlH. Through a tale and 20 houri per WHk 714-848·3735 tJ ~I, gym. $2845.00 l!'alde CM 1br w/bath WANTED 2726 Check with the ·local 1 111 Call 714·862·1033 ask _____ ...;......._ __ • ' l,('114) 875·8003 In 4br home. Rent Batter Buslneas ac enl c . nutrlllonal for Carol. Gen Ofo 20 Veat Navy • t n ..... w/ Lt chlld care/ 8 b f plan ?14-557·2721 Parsonel Ole Veteran ,. •, V Renov•t•d h;; cleaning 642·3228 Returning Coll•fc• ,c!'~~·~Y ~C:::ey Yfo~ flT/PT Tooch•r Aa&t w/comp/malh lklll• »P clou• 1Br & 2Br ROOMS 2706 atudant, looking or r .. , or Hrvlc••· Read LOOK YOUNGER for Pr•·•chool. Salary seek• Gen Ole/Clerk From $775 No Pets e•ardo CM Female 10 reduced rent 1brfbalh * INSTANTLY* neg.. room rnr ad· or Data Entry Poaltlon Newport Bar Terrec~ ehr house, pool &'•P• In exchange lot er· ~~~tr.U~·=~o~de yaonuv Stars Secret Ret.lealed vanc:ement, 9-12 ECE Call 714·51~788i 1 119 1 Me 11 o, 1v1 Uuy II. Sall It. Find It. S470mo + 1/2 utlllllH rande/chlld care, Of algn. Shop around for Results Guaranteed units required. Call . 714-545-4855 Cleaalflttd. 722·8520 no/alc/amkg therapeutic mauage rates. Send StO·CHh-check Jamie al 714-650.3442 -------5-5-4-0-1 therapy. Call 760·1176 BOOST SALIESI Pro P·K Co. 981 Somera H .U .Q. Chlldrona DOMESTICS Lo• Angeles.Ca 00077 Cloth Ing Prr help NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT G"n"GES marketer helps you wanted. Faahlon ts. Chlld cero BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2669 A&\n sell producl/svcsl 7 14·644·7877 Petra Needed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f OR RENT 214o Call 714434-2973 Hoatoaa•• W entod For newborn twins my liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HBB, not MLM. 00% EMPLOYMENT Lunch & dinner ahllts Aliso Viejo home. l!'eldo CM at 17th. profit. 10.20K/mo. Sm. avall. Apply In person Monday thru Friday 24 hour eaey acce11, Investment req"d. 630 Udo Park Or N.B. 7:30am • 6 :30pm. clean & eecure $125 1·800.995-0796 x5El30 Must be experienced, 8x8x18 714-497·9131 EMPLOYMENT Model• P(T For w/newborns. depend· .f;ttl('"·· .\nliqtH ·~ Dealgnor In NB. able, patient & caring. 5530 Informal raeteurant References required. -------- 2914 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii modeling, people par· $1100 per month. ........... MONEY The Back Bay is in our Backyard. Newly renovated spacious 1 & 2 Bedrooms. • Close to 0.C. Airport, & Newport Beach Golf Course • Newly Remodeled Interiors • Convenient to Back Bay. Major Shopping & Entertainment • Laundry Facilities Sorry No pets 1691 Mesa Dr. (714) 545-4855 • i..--..._ ~ -' 3408 uth Coeet Dryw•ll ~Acous remvl/cuet text J.t-'ater Damage Repair ..;!Jest In Ouallty & Price -.1.550017 44 .... 8989 ... 3410 Live-In child care. European Au Pairs . En~Jlsh spea121n~ . r8·26 yrs .. leqal. culturally enrlchlnq. tlexJble In-home COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE $ ,. son needed. 5'5" to Please call =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B·S • 1 per Houri 5'8" pre'f, wk .. nd Incl. 7 1 4 .4 4 a .() 2 O 2 • and benefit•. Frr & P/ (7 4) 875 2 74 Visa/Master Cardi T, PrHchool, lnlrrod 1 • 1 Grandmott.or will care S25K+ Unsecured M N d H t I Bad.No Credit. OKI Tutor Time Chlld Care om •• • • P for one tr.:ant. Xlnt an· TO LOAN •800•848•7118 • In N.B.· '155·2872 Babyelttlng needed. vlronment & rel'• NB BUSINESS OFFICE ATHLETIC CLUB varied houre In my (714) 722·8713 Alleo Viejo home. SB ----------FOR RENT 27691•••••••••1 seeks Prr AHl1tan1 per tlour. Must be ex· Returning College ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 r.n.'OUNCEMENT. S Manager/Receptlonlet, perlenced, caring. pa· student, looking for 11 nnn Snack Bar Server In llenl and dependable. reduced rent 1 br/bath N.B. Ray at 752·7903 Leave meesage at In exchange for er· C•nnery Vlll•o• Olrtce/Art Studio $340/month 573.3733 --------Bunn~ Photo Staff (714) 574-4248 rande/child care. or therapeutic massage therapy. Call 760·1176 Upac"I. T.nnfnn THEATER Cashiers, GrHtere //Order Entry PT for • Create Easter Magic fl h M 1 Salon In C.O.M., Wall CASTING 2921 800-22~·7147 x137 ower • op. us apace avail. Great have good computer/I••••••••• exposure-along cflen· Clorlc•I Poaltlons people skills 833·1883 MERCHANDISE tel. ca11114.545.5351 •Fr•• TV Auditions avall, S12·Sl6hr·NO Plumber• N-d•d • .. •••••••• Open Call first 100 exp nee.I Full benel w 1th new con• ti• callers. Submitting: 888·292·7091xt2626. comm .e)(p . Loca11·ANTl--Q-UES ____ _ COMMERCIAL •Sony Play Station ,tCM Doctors OHlco, work . s a I a r y 6010 PROPERTY 2778 •Universal Studios Front office/Insurance open.(310) 652-6311. 1:;;;;;;;;;J Prime Lido Local 3430 Via Lido. S4kmo. 673 -0653 Days. 675-1469 Eves. INDUSTRIAL 2788 • Victoria• Secret Prr, AM hours 58.00hr • Coca Cola Retell Seloa • Nordstrom plus bonue. 862·0670 10.15hre wk. AM shift. •Toys-A-Us (Between 10am·12pm) Out of Santo Fe • 90210 DENTAL et Faehlon Island • Bay Walch Ethical Group Practice Tamara 844-5953 • Olsneyland In NB needs dentist RETAIL SALES 818·758·8200 2-4 days a week. Musi Evenings & wk-ends Work with the Stars ba strong In Podo & Led~ Qolf Fashion Call Today! Endo 714·640.1122 Island NB 720.1996ll•lilil!lil!iiilll WANTED ~!~'l~ PIANOS Collectibln 0.:957-8133. sol1~~~8~ST 22021e.lltMSt. s.ta AM, CA 92107 -•i.-CA•llO All Kinde or Jobe For All Kind• of People. Clesalflod. ----~ --- Waeher, dryer a refrlgeralot I 140/H Xlnt condl ..... "41 ftJRNITOJU! 6014 Hutoh ISX4 walnut, U75. Divider GX5 :S·•h•lt ator::;. rm divider s11s. 3483 MUST a•&.LI I BUY FURNITURI! AntlquH, All PIANOS 1 pc or houHlut cuh paid (714) 957·8133 Lare• N•~ Paia11 Couch·Llk• New·S300, matching overalzed chair (almo11 love aeal) S200, Dining Ht: classic glaH top table w/4 wood & cane chairs $200. Queen bed w/llrm mattreH S 175. CALL NOW! 114-474·93n. ue ~nt Ctr. Wath•d Oak, glass/wood dre. 21 dep/52hlgh /58wlde S350.obo 969-8204 LV11 Estate Auction 3/14·3/15 10am·??? No early blrdtl 100 Its-Iota of etu1fl Chlpale dinette set 1 o pc/Lallque orig b OX/Arm 0 Ir •/Sii k Rugt/Louls XIVdesk/ Bronze statua/48x72 Mirror/Ciao sola/oll ptna/Ttrny Sii lamp/ ltanan aola ••ti 11 plecH of .lewalry 16361 Cambay Lane Cross Street Bolsa Chica & Mcfadden In H.B. No check• M icrowave $50. 261n Consule TV S 150., lrldg S 125 .. 2pc. bdrm Ht $150., Sofa S.100., Must Selll 646·7751 Seely P . Plllow·Top Mottr••• Full·tlze, near new. $800. value $350.flrm 675-1958 Sof• Sl••P•r and lovaseet, 2-end tbla. cortee tbl, $550. 2 Lompa $60. tor pair. 963·3483 Thinking of having a garage sale? Give us a calll CLASSIFIED 842·5978 UPBOtsnlUllG 3131 Antlcav• lpeol•ll•t 40 yra up, Qual. work, lownt pric:n. ref's Beml• & Nancy .. 8-4580 a & a Uphol tine• -sa cuetom made tum. r• upholetery. atlp cvra antique rpr ~2-4812 -Uli11 Itel/ tfoa • ~'~"' A GOOD ADI New~n BuchfCona Mesa o.;ty Piloc MEICBANDISI! 9050··· Llonh .. d l'ountaln _--"'! __ ...:., __ _;__ '91 L•••rett Llgt1tl""":,,...~--..;_---------------------- 4fl, 2Yf• old. 1111 isoo. ••••o• Oraytora/t. ••c•I ly CHARLES GOREN ••II f~ 1100. &16-8820 ~ .n ~ SLIPS Oond. I HO. Call with OMAR SHARIF MISC. 601 GAUGIS SAi.BS DANSPOITATIOR CBIYSW ISLAND 8108 DOC•~ 7022 76 .. 1900 E"''2321 and TANN.AH HIRSCH ....,;...__........; _____ =!iiiiii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiii aw '92 Town & Co"ntry WA.NTBD ~ 3,3, lthr, ABS. pwr PIPPED! TO IUY 6019 averwthln• Pro• 46' llnd Moorln9 INt, a)r, tilt. rear air, i~~iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiil aoup to Nutel By Pavlllon a 21• root rack., loaded ...,_ .. -South·-·•---'ie r _ ....... __ ,. 8at/9un .. 2 McOreggor 1allboat t1'3BCY258 $8,992 ~u• ......... .., • .>UUU• .._.... l BUY ALL PeANO• 314 Diamond Ave. 110,900 714-875-1170 Coeta Ilea• NORTH • l·t3 AntlquH~Ull, fUl'nUurt Moving SaJet ,um, ar1 eo• Mooring off NB Llnoo1n.-Meroury 1pc or houseful cash houeehold, much Penn. near Pavlllon (714) 840·5•30 patd (714) D5Ml133 morel Sat 8·12 Dinghy 18K tS31.fS8D5i---------Q 1017 2 o KJ64 •Kl Old Coln• Gold Sliver 310 Apolenatalley or '62..,.91-6684 DODGE 9065 Franklin Mint, Sterling ---------C • N T I! R S L 1 P liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old watchH & Jewelry CORONA AVAIL! 40·50ft In •ee D•ytona Sh•fby WEST WeatcoeetColn &42·9448 DBL MAR· 612 N.B .. E·Z accua. Turbo All Power • Q762 FAST • J 105 '\J AQ93 o QJOl •J 105 RECORDS/TOP i 2 Mellage 729-7870 Premium Sound Sys.'. Q J 6 S 4 Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock NO MORE SUP RENTI CD Player, All L. .. ther 0 3 Etc ... 50'1 & tSO'I Mike aat 3114 e.1pm Boat with 50'moorlng I nterior, T·Topa, • 9 8 7 6 645·7505 Moving, antique van· GOOD LOCATION Geraged, Very Clean. SOlITH •AK9 <:?K tty, furniture, roll away (714)458·9593 $2950.obo 548·1554 ---------• beds, clothing etc ... OFFICE 815 lr11 Ave. (In alley) Sllp for 48'f1 aallboat.1-------- fuRNITURB L nr Udo Bridge, water/ PERRAIU 9067 ~ elect. S 12 per toot, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EQUIPMENT .6047 £OSTA MESA 6124 714-675-6t28 . •'82 Mondlal 12k ml. •••••••••• red/tan S75K. •'88 SURPLUS Moving Salel 3/22 Furn,t• THtaroaaa 13k ml, •lee, appl'a, bg acm. AUTOMOBILES red/tan S85K. •'87 412 STOCK SALES • call for pr•aale 845-Auto. Black metalllc/ 2 t 52 359 Broadway red 11 kml $851<. •'87 Attention all Print• •llllultl Jllamlllf 8ale• 328 GTB 47k. ml, new on, Photocopy frl·aot 8-3pm, Wilson ACURA 9010 engine S55K. Owner shops, Packaging Townhomea 380 West wlll carry on approved aupplle• and Oar· Wiison Bl'lldlng o. ,01 LEGEND L down & credit. ment Industry. p 11 f f 7 1 4 ·9 8 8 ·5 7 7 9 we will have a clear· •cl o urn, gol clubs, Leather, boae. mnrf, ance tor our surplus othlng, 1kll1, etc... CO, mint (2XIC831)1---------2798 Francia Lane nr $14,950 PORD 9075 pa1>4tr and paperboard BriatoVBear Sat 7·3o LEXUS OF ~,::r~~:":a~11(ta1e . Wl!STMINSTER w111 b• aaturd•lf HUNTINGTON (714) ae2.eeo8 March 14, 1998 '93 lntegra Sharp 1 between 9 :00 AM to BEACH 6140 owner, low ml, lull 3 :00 PM at 2717 power, anrf, extras Tanager Ave. In tha S 11,500 714·640-8988 City, of Co•nmerce L E '94 LEGEND L •ee RANGER XL T Super Cab, air, pwr steering, AM/FM ca11, alloy whts, to ml, lll5F23245 $10,996 o A9875 •AQ43 The bidding: SOUI'H Wl'ST NORTH EAST 10 ,_ 1'\J ,_ ,. Pa. JO Pllll 3NT ,_ ,_ ,_ Opening lead: Two of • Every card tells a story. East read the situation perfectly to defeat South· s lluu no trump contract on this deal. South had a difficult band to rebid. Since there was no way to determine the quality of North's diamond sup- port without bypassin& three no trump, South cannot be faulted for selecting lo play in three no trump rather than the laydowo five dia· ~ Unfortunttely, it turned out lo be an unluc::ky Friday 13th for ~later. We.1t led the deuce or spedes. woo in the closed band. Declarer cashed the ace of diamonds and cootinued with a low diamond, West discarding a club. To avoid giving West the chance forllJ)(l(bcr revealing discard on a th.trd diamond. declarer finessed the jack immodia1ely, giving East the lead with the 9ucen. The opening lead of the two marked Weit with euctly four spades. and the defender had shown up with j ust one diamond. T hat meant that Wu.t held eiJ!ll cards in clubs and hearts. Had either been a five-card suit. wesa might well have led it in preference to a weak four· card spade suit. If those suits were indeed 4-4, then South had a single· ton heart. That made the defense easlast cashed the ace of hearts. felling declarer's ling. A low heart to Wcs1's jack and a heart return allowed the defenders lo take four heart tracks in addilion to the dia· mond for 11 one-trick set. Learn to be a bdUr bridge play· er! Subscribe now to the Goren Brid~ Letter by calling (800) 788- 1225 ror lnlonmdon. Or write to: Goren Bridge Le~l~!!i P .O. Bo• 4410, Chkaeo. UL ouonu. (Near downtown). vg atate Auction Lo ml, lthr, mnrf, For more Information, 3tt4-3t15 tOam-??? Bose, like new. CALL JUAN FLoREs 100N~1a~~:~ ~~d::uni <3Rac306> s19 950 _H_O_N_D_A---9-0-8-5 iiLEiixiiuiiiisiiiiiiiiiiii9ii1ii1iis TOYOTA 9210 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 at 213·888·1800. Chlpale dinette HI LEXUS OF liiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tO pc/lallque orig WESTMINSTl!R '97 CAMRY LE '92 VW Bug Conv. Coat• M••• Llnooln·M•rcury (714) 540·5830 PETS & ANIMALS box/A r moire/Siik (714) 882·8808 '85 PASSPORT DX Sage/sage. full power, Black top. New crpt. Rugl/Loula XIVdHk/ White, grey Interior, on I Y 1 5 0 0 O m I. new chrome, runs well 6049 Bronze atatue/4ax72 BMW 9030 51pd, NC. sunroof. (027458L)ESX18U,9Sl7 S3.250 714·272·28!..8 Ml /Cl la/ II (3PB987) $10,995 iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiif rror eo ao o '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER LOTUS MISSION VIEJO Oeorneoua Rare ptng!Tlfny Stl lamp/ 1• COSTA M•s 1 ·888·88-LEXUS SIN ., ltallan aola ••ti '94 3251• "" A er Bengel amo old 11 plecH of .Jewelry Lo ml, llhr. apt pkg, __ 7_1_4-_8_4_2_·7_7_o_o_ Male. Oeclawed. Pald 15361 Cambay Lane like new (3KHJ398) '87 CIVIC DX ---....------~~~~=~~~~ $750. Will aacrlfice at Cro11 Street Bolaa $21,550 Blue, grey Interior, LINCOLN l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S3~bol 858·5873· Chica & Mcfadden LEXUS OF 5spd, A/C, lactory iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil• OCICAT Kitten• In H.B. No checks WESTMINSTER warranty. (3\108872) '58 Baja Rag.top· Leopard lookallkH (714)892-6908 S1 2,995 '85 MARK VIII sunroof, centerlines S250-S500 846·8473 '94 7401 Immaculate, BAUER LOTUS 10 ml, CID. JBL, lthr, rims. ofl·road shocks. ---------loaded, extended ,war· COSTA MESA pwr wlnd/lks. dual air suspension. In great Teacup Toy Sliver NEWPORT ranty. Moving mull 7 14-842•7700 bags, dual pwr seats, shape, new brakes/ French Import Female BEACH fully loaded 111680217 lront end etc S2000 Poodle. 18mo1 . 6169 Hlllll S31.ooo obo '88ACCORDLX $17,995 7t4·S49·l.l01 h o u • • b r o k • n • pgr714·728·7034 40r, only eoo ml, no Coate M••• pa1>4tred. paid S850. 1 ioo Homo O.rago '95 3251 White/tan, OMV, • Lexus trade Llncoln·Mercury ·~1 B••tl• White Now Sacrlllc $400.obo Salol On Ford Rd. leather, xlnt cond, (019181) $18,877 (714) 540·5630 nterlor, brakes. stereo CaU 858·5873 In eves btw u--" .. h • s a t 4d rf S1915K Ll!XUS and engine. 53900. n~1.....,.,• urea an uo, r, an · MISSIONVIE'O (714)261·1181 or 7IM-0003 daytime Mlguel on Sat Aprll 4, (714) 844-4744 · " -1998 -8a•12pm -----_ 1·Ul88)418·LEXUS MERCED£$ lU3 '82 Rabbit Convt 5sp, new top~ new SPORTING • By By NB Salllng CADILLAC 9040 tires, good cond, GOODS everything right down1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INfINITI 9095 '87 White 580SL w/ $1450 obo 631·0757 6065 to th• frig. 1504 Coratl•, Q 9ii~!iii1iii!!iiiiiiiiiiiiil Place (Back alley 85 Sed•n Do VIII• ray Leather Int. Xlnt '92 VW lsug Conv. ""!' .. _ 48k ml fp..,. like n--•ea Q45T Cond. Phone, 2·Tops, Black top. New crpt, JUNGL& GYM Ptay1el .... twffn St. Andrewa • "" .... ,$17 000 retall 14000. ull & lrvlne Ave.) Sat 7:30 (2BTL5LE2XO)U$S59 0 50F Black Jade/Ivory, fu'I • 72<>-8013 new chrome, runs well 1 option, only 36k ml, •88 S $3,250. 714-272·2858 S 000.obO 515·8820 l!a•t Bluff Sat. only. Wl!STMINSTl!A MINT I ( 3 0 194 9) tatlon Wagon 1 I l'til,l'ln i.1 Sm il·I\· 800·643-5022 ACROSS 1 ~handle 5 NYI-, 10~ 14 CotltMrl. tools 15 "\..lftle Houle on the pf81rie-gift 16~tlof'I I 7 Anttdpated 20 Ctiaef, fof • 10, .. dor 21 Bohemian 22 Mexican coins 23 With no guarantee 24 "Famoua· coolcle maker 26 Type of count 29 Wooden shoe 30 Moisture 33 Buckeye Stall 34 Beal 35 lmponant lime 36 Goes on recont 40 Before. lo poets 41 Unadorned 42 Aunt See's nephew 43 Gloomy « Capn,e.g 45 Mchol"s rope 4 7 Molecule part 48 Gives it the gas 49 Playing mart>le 52 King's addfes.s 53 Wood residue 14 17 FRIOAV, MARCH 13, 1998 NNew9.....,,. '°.,........,_,, .,~'""'~ . e2 M1let tor9Cell 13 8tonW'a e4c:' 850..plece DOWN 1 RAng of llaN 2 TNIN acildlaf 3 Ice.,,... 4 Expretllon c4 dlMpproYal 5 Seoond man on the moon 8 Floetlng dellloel 7 Channel mal'Mf 8 Hoc:*.ey Hall-of· Fam« 9 Unvemllhed to~ 11 Cuahlone 12 Choir voice 13 Thahnd'• 18~1lon 19~tpoln4 23 Lo4lon 24~11Poe 25 Nearlyel 29 Appel, e.g. 27 Scatfett- 28 Wu fond of Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. Household demolltlon 1714) 892•9908 527,977 NB owner, 100k ml, Buy It. Sell It. Find II Items & fum. Sam· Ll!XUS blk/blk, grt condl ClaHlfled. ~Eu~ma. '~~~~~~ •a7s~~~w~ •1ss10Nvt~o 511 ~ ~~~1--------~--------~------------------------~ Maroon, leather. wire • -(888) .... L•wu• STEUO 6080 •••t•t• S•I•• Whl•, orlglnat 48kml, • -.. I' • '91 190E Sell your home through classified. 642-5878 Cable TV Deaorambler• •800-211-4125• /fie, 'If 11~1; t/oa /fk.;t~ A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 Antlquea, c hina, one owner. Dealer '89 Q20 White, lthr, mnrf, cloth••· o~lental S9Nlced All recorda. 4 dr, au1o, leather, lmmac (2UNK812) carpets, 1800• Pin• $5200. 714-840-0039. moonroof, CO, full 11~1550 Hutch $2000, Ca~ power. (538237) LEXUS OF no11ball Rope Bed1---------118,877 Wl!STMINSTER S800, 1800 Canopy CHEVROLET 9045 Ll!XUS (714) 892-8908 Rope 8ed $6000 503JiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ MISSION VIE.JO 31st St NB Sat 8-3pm • 11 l!I Camino•• 1-888..SS·LEXUS MERCURY 9135 Sun 11 -3pm • 2 Ford Ranchero11 __ ...;....';...;8;....8.;;..J.;;.3...;0;.;;;.;..;..::.~ Everthlng Muat Qol from 196<>-1987 bHt Bordeaux, tan leather. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Thura.Frl,Sat,Sunday. offer. Owner wlll cany phone, aunrool, CO/ Cash Only.Moving out on approved down & casa, premium sound. ol state. Complete credit. 714-96S.5n9 chr ome w h ••Is . Houaefull of Items. ,89 SUB awd 314ton, Io ad• d . Io w m I 2407 E. 16th St, Apt.F, 454• 325hp cam, man-(3PJB10&) $22,995 •es COUGAR 4.8L \18, air, pwr, tilt, cruise. AM/FM CHS, mnrf, pwr aeat, dual air bags, loaded •3MLY482 $10,995 Newport Eaat Apta.. lfold, 5 core rad, quick BAUER LOTUS (Upatalra comer apt) ahlf1 kit, new cats/ COSTA MESA Co•t• Me .. Call 714-646-4724. tlrea/brakea $9 ,900 (714) 842·7700 Llnooln·Meroury (714) 540.5830 •MOVING SALB• 714-758-8373 1853 Port Tqgart 1---------JAGUAR room dividers, wall '83 Caprio• Cla•alo units, outdoor furn. 5.oL, VS, air, pwrjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9105 '85 VILLAGER Lo ml, pwr wlnd/lkl, rear air. pwr seat, pvt glaas. cust whls, fully loaded, must aee #J9- 4729 $14,995 & Lota of Mlaoll wlnd/lka, tllt, crulH, '87 420 Q SAT 9AM·1PM AM IF M o a 11 Blue, grey lnt•rlor, •AT -·--·Not Before #3VIR174·$8,993 claaslc car. very good __,. Coata M••• condition, only 43k Co•t• Mo .. bedding, comforters. Llncoln·M•rcury m 1 1 • 1 . ( T x T 8 9 5) papaaan bhalr, dHka, (714) 540-5830 $5 995 Llncoln·Meroury (714) 540.5830 kit Items, druhrrl• BAUl!R LOTUS rugs, framed art, turn. COSTA M•SA boating acceaaorlea. Can't seem to 71._842•7 700 '99TRACER outb<>ard engine. boat get to all those BBQ'a, llf• Jackets, '90 Soverelan wfcker headboard & repair Jobs Blue, bartev leather, Red w/grey. lthr, AT, AC, CUI whls, aplr, 1 ownr, only 11 k ml #601678 MUST SEE chal••· Corner o f around the house? sunroof, low mllea. Clltt Dr/NeWport Ave Let the new chro,,,. WhHll Co•t• Meaa Llncoln·Meroury (714) 54().'5830 CLA•Sll'lllD Cla .. lfled (2U~i~~ $~~:::. It'• th• reaource you Service 714-842·7700 can count on to NII a myriad of merchan-Directory di•• Items. t>Kau•• help you find our c:otumn• compel 11-.. 1-h t quallfled buyera to re ....,.. e P· call I &42·5078 842-5878 - -- ---" D ns, IBL llY CM ..... I ...;_---------------l _. I Olf 9150 JEEP 9110 NISSAN liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '93 Cherokee country, white, 4dr, 4x4, pw, pdl, tow pkg, CD, tSOK ml, t-owner. $11,500 7t4-780-9192 '85 300 zx New trans 1 2/97. N~ fuel lnj 1y1. Auna grtl Bra. $2000 obo or trade for pre 70'• Chevy car.Call Uaa 83().4890 LBXUS 911 ~; '87 Sentra Grey, one l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii owner. 1t1treo S900.00 ' •ea LDU8 SC 400 ( 7 1 4 ) 8 4 5 ·7 O 3 7 Red, all opta, bu+tul, ••••M••-85K mllH, $24,000 ~...,..._....,.......,.._,.........,.._I 714-723·8818 '94 PICK·UP XK 4X4 '83 L8 400 AC, PS, AMIFM Caaa. Black Jade, full option. alloya. lo ml, (403314) M int. #148805 $ 124,977 9'~oata MeN LllXUS LI I .JIJUlOM. VIUO nco ;.=::.-:;i 1-caae) aa.Laxua -t'tt4) - ..... :100 Blaoklblack, raaor ltANGE ahop. L.Pua Certified. ll0ueR (0074122) S.20,977 .... •e2Lt .00 Ca111mar•llvory. •el COUNTf LW8 leather. full option. 8 1anHz blue, tan 18,000 mllH (144732) leather, mntf, CO '22,~15 •c 300 chgr, prem sound, "ailV Aed. mint condl-~o~"::a (8U700) tlon, ell urvlce UU•" LOTU8 record•· (02HOI) COSTA M•U *24 .snLDU• l'114) Ma..noo MtaatONVHUO ~ w u-LUU. lOW IOTCI lllZ •• Q l11illliiil ............. 1 '"" option, only M,000 mlH. uu1ua oenlH•d· #0141' o ... '" LmN• --~Vl..,O i uua APR on approved redlt. Up to 36 mo•· Bravada LSS DISCOUNT PRICING/ -·~!!!~-a.: ---~ --~----~ ....... ~ -·- ING EW LE K!. - CUTLASS SUPRE~ ,--~ ... --~~ -- I &More! . . .MARCH MADNES NEW '97 LOTUS ESPRIT NO Combined with Price and Daily Practicality, It's Easy to See That Nothing Compares. We specialize in local cars with complete service records. All of our vehicles have been thoroughly inspected _and reconditioned by our master service technicians. Our finance and lease programs are extremely competitit1e and although many of our cars have a significant factory warranty remaining, we off er only top quality extended protection plans. '67 JAGUAR 420G ~~ey interior, classic car, very good condition, only 43K miles. (TXT895) '95 HONDA PASSPORT DX White, Gray Interior, 5 SPD, A/C, Sunroof (3PB987) '97 HONDA CIVIC DX Blue, grey interior, 5 spd, A/C, factory warranty (3VOB872) 55,995 510,995 512,995 ~?al{~~~~ m~!oof, low miles, select edition warranty. 52 2 '99 5 (696068) . . . Bordeaux, t211 leather, phone, sunroof, CD/cass .• premi~ sound, -si-2 '99 S chrome wheels, loaded, low miles. (3PJB1Q6) . '9S ~ILLAC s~vn:t,E SLS . v S.,: f~ r:'i9-5 Frost bei~, neutral shale leather, chrome wheels, phone, fa~ry -.,, ~ '7 warranty:(3LBU285) . '95 RANGE ROVER COUNIY LWB Bianitz blu~ tan leather, moonroof, CD changer, premium sound, loaded (6S5100)