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Home My WebLink About1998-04-15 - Orange Coast Pilotr::- ' Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 DevelQper has big plans for B~......-. ..... • gRanch ' • Proposed project includes retail shops, bed-and-break- fast inn, 1, 7 50 housing units and 200 acres of open space. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A retail shopping village, 75-room bed-and- breakfast inn, 1,750 residential units and more than 200 acres of open space are proposed by Taylor Woodrow Homes for a high-profile site in the western part of the city. The company submitted a plan Tuesday to develop the 400-acre unincorporated county area known as Newport Banning Ranch, one of the last remaining open plots of land in the area. It is nestled in a corner by Planners endorse • rezonmg • Costa Mesa City Council should change zoning of Pacific Federal Plaza site to require master plan, public hearings, panel says. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -In a move to give the public more of a say m ,, what eventually is built on the Pacific Federal Plaza site, the Plan- ning Commission this week un- animously recommended that the City Council rezone the property. The council will have the final say on whether the site at the cor- ner of 19th Street and Newport Boulevard will be rezoned from commercial to planned develop- ment commercial. Doing so would require prospective developers of the site to submit a master plan and undergo public hearings, which are not required under commer- cial zoning. Both steps would give the public a chance to ,review and comment on develop- ment pl.ans, city officials said. Planning Commissioner Unda Dixon said besides the increased public input, a zoning change to planned development commer- cial would give prospective developers more options for building on the land. •There's just more uses for planned development commer- cial,• she said. The rezoning also would make the Pacific Federal Plaza site more like other downtown prop- erties, officials said. The former site of the Mesa Theater, which is now well on its way to becoming a new Borders Books store, and ni.angle Square • SEE PLANNERS PAGE 4 the Santa Ana River, West 19th Street and West Coast Highway. County planners soon will begin their environmental review of the project, which also will have to go through the city and C4lifomia Coastal Commission. •The bigg~t challenge is to bal- ance the opinions and concerns of the neighbors, regulatory agencies and environmental groups who will be reviewing this project,• said Mike Schlesinger, project director. ·we want to send the message that we feel we have a thoughtful solution and a unique solution appropriate for this significant project.· Taylor Woodrow's desire to build on the old oil field has been common knowledge since last summer, when the company first announced plans for a mixed-use development. City Manager Kevin Murphy said ongoing issues for Newport Beach - which could annex the development in the future -will be traffic, roads and public open space. He said the city likely will craft a development agreement with Taylor Woodrow to ensure it has a say in the plans as they go through the county. The city also wants to be sure the pro- ject is built to city standards, which can be addressed in a pre-annexation agreement, Murphy said. Schlesinger said the developer has attempted to provide a project that will address all of the city's concerns and become •a great asset for West Newport.• The basic plan calls for the r~i dential portion -including a blend of • SEE HOUSING PAGE 4 S U P f~ ~ ~.1 I 1\,1 Cl l'v1 I f' ~ T U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, center, deliv- ered the keynote address at the dedication of the Whittier Law MARC MAR11N I OAA.Y fl.OT School in Costa Mesa-on Tuesday. "Law is one oJ the essential building blocks of a free and open sodety," Kennedy said. Justice dedicates law school Anthony ~ By Tlm Grenda, Daily Pilot Kennedy cites ~ children•s-rights ~ u .S. Supreme Court Justice Antho-: ny Kennedy on Tuesday called program at Costa : Whittier Law School's Center for i Children's Rights a shining example of Mesa campus : how the law profession continues to . • • : transform and meet society's needs. as a shining ! The children's-rights program offers example of law : a specialized co~e of s~dy that trains i lawyers to practice family· and youth- profession. : oriented law. • ·1 congratulate you on your efforts in that area," Kennedy, 61, said during dedication ceremonies for the law school Last fall, the college moved from LOs Angeles to a 15-acre site along Harbor Boule- vard, making Costa Mesa home to the only American Bar Association-accredited law school in Orange County. For the formal dedication of the new cam- pus, school officials brought in a heavy-hitter to deliver the ke.,.ote speech. "When (Kennedy} said he would dolt, I 8 SEE JUSTICE PAGE 4 U.S. Supreme Court Jmtlce Kennedy speaks. Project director Mike Schlesinger presents plans for the New- port Ban- ning Ranch on Tuesday in Costa Mesa. KIM HAGGERr< I DAILY PILOT Police seek victims • Corona del Mar hyp- nothe rapist arrested after woman claims she was victimized during therapy sessions at his house. By Jenifer Ragland, Datly Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -Pohce have arrested a Corona del Mar hypnotherT~ist who they sus- pect sexua y assaulted a female patient. Authontles are now searclung for additional possible v1cb.ms of the tnan, 1dentu1ed as Jay Bernard Cohen. 48, who was tak· en mto custody last week Cohen is scheduJed to be arraigned May 22 m Harbor Mumc1pal Court The D1stnct Attorney's office has not flied for- mal charges because the case remains under investigabon. Sdld Sgt. Mike McDermott, a spokesman for the Newport Beach Police Department Detectives arrested Cohen on Thursday after a 42-year-old woman reported she was sexual- ly assaulted dunng the last few visits she had With hun over a three-month penod last fall, pohce said. He was released on $50,000 ball Cohen could not be reached for comment Tuesday Pohce said the cnrnes alleged- ly occurred at the suspect's house 10 the 500 block of Acacia Street, where he conducts therapy ses- sions under the name NLP Ther- apy and Hypnotherapy. Accou:tmg to police reports, the woman initially went to Cohen's business looking for help with personal relationship problems. Cohen chagnosed her problem • SEE ASSAULT PAGE 3 Japan.ese tourism officials visit Newport I \ I l I \ Parents back zero-tolerance By Alison Murray, Dai/if pj/ot NBWPOR'f. BEACH -hi an effort to lure Japanese tounsts. the Newport Beech Conference and Vls:tton Bureau is wining and din- ing 40 executives from top Japan· ese tourism com~ this week. The villton have golfed at Pel· tcan Hill, Mell the lights of New- port Beech. had cocktaill at the Haid Roclt Cafe and dinner" lt 1wtn PUU, and met the mayor aboard the Wild Goose, John WtaF'•., Hornblower yacht. ~ they wUl venture out to Knott'9 8'l:rY Pei'IL •'Jbey've ~en on a blitwlD4 llDcll got here,. Mid ROAHM «1111, the bwMu'9 Jl".••teot aDd Chlef ..,... ... .,..., -'° ............. "They seem to be having a ball. " -ROSAl:JND WIWAMS • • Residents urge school board to not back down from its drug-and-alcohol policy, which took a hit Monday from a Superior Court judge. By Husein Mashni, £»fly Pilot his car and noted it in his report, a copy of which found its way to high school administrators. Thomas said the suspension of Huntsman so close to the end of the school year amounted to an eipul ion that warranted. due process, which he said Huntsman was not afforded. The ruling left uncertain the tatus of the school dtSlrict's pol- tcy on student u of drug and alcohol. , TI:ie school board Uss'ed the polic;y and court niling in dOHd lf!lllon 1\telday. Aftet- ward. in public. bOard President Jam Fermnan said the boa.rd nHded •o conswt its attc>meys aoout tbl ~. SchOOI bOard malnber M&rtbl Fluot .aMt tb'et me oowt dedA!xl aft9da not omy~~Mela but ill\lD'liMOUI diltrida ~Cdb'n&a Wttb ..... ~~~ make what adjustments would be needed but not crap th entire policy. ·rd like to commend the boaid for upholdiilg th policy,• she said. ·The policy is a gocxl one.· Lofgren, whole daughter &tt· ends N~rt Harbor High. Aid the pohcy gives ·a .eme of security abOut sending her daughter to N :wport-MMa lcllool . The boa.rd needs to a.s> bOth lb suapens1on aDd ~ provisions in the pc)Uc:j, me Mkl. Costa Me.a relident.JobD a. laJd lbolhlt' ruling w• a _. one and MOds a wrong m 111 I '° students. •0o not 1atter the pOUc;y et .m. • he Mid. •K il u stnqr • 1*1 can~u.· Jn -other bUslnell. the bamd l9.l)l'oved early ...... -'---..... for 35 de IW ;1111 .. aooctted ........ .... .. --.a1 ....... .. 1Wdet.~ .... .., ......... £ •• I i ( • WEDtfE50AY, APltll 15. 1998 almanac • IDllGa $ NOJ'I: Do you or someone )'OU Ii.now h-. a &andmaf* bwttliday OI ~ comS1g up? ff IO, we'd lb to lndude It in .... AlmaNc. .... cal the infonnation into the R.Nden' Hot· hne, 642-6096, fu it to ~170. OI mall rt to City Edrtor Tm Lemm. no w Bay St.. Costa MeY. CA 92627 You Mio mll'f send photogr~ but be s..n to include a wtt-~essed si.mped enve-- lope If )'OU want them r~. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office COSTA MESA •Rafael Silva. 77, on March 8 • Marguente V Wlutson. 70, on Mcirch 8 • WaJter L Crockett Jr, 75, on March 9 • Leslie F Ferguson, 71, on March 10 • Richard C Leek, 49, on March 10 • Velma M Snuth. 84 , on March 10 • Tnn1dad B Bargas, 82. on Mdrch 11 • Philip L Johnson J r., 80, on Mcirch 11 • PduJ M Wdlfield. 77. on March 13 • Ecsrl F Johru.on. 89. on March 14 • lnguaJ Hagel.and. 85, on March 15 • JUdruta Nordell, 73. on March 16 • Kenneth B Ridgeway 84, on Mdrch 16 NEWPORT BEACH • Sally S Schroeder, 58, on Mdich 10 • John H D1ckmson, 77, on March 12 • Robert L Dusseau, 77, on March 13 • Kathenne M Stone, 92. on Mdrch 13 • Clara I. Zurcher, 72, on March 13 • Harold Bunkrant. 81 , on March 16 • Ronc:tld R Green, 54. on March 16 DUI ARRESTS The followmg people recently were arrested on suspiaon of dri· Vlllg under the mfluence. These people have only been arrested Ofl susp1aon of a crone and. as with all such cnmes. are innocent uotll proven guilty NEWPORT BEACH • Daruel J . Walters, 35, of Hunt- mgton Beach •John A Richardson. 31, of New- port Beach • John D Greenleaf, 62. of New- port Beach • Lcme J. Dittoe, 27, of Santa Ana Heights CO ege into ~b~ liSt of ~areas where moJ[~ can ~ht up on campus. COSTA Ml!SA -Everyone mows lmOkibg WD't dawed m the ~ but bow aboUt outside iD tbe ldloolyard? As state regulations further restrict tbe nu.mber of public areas wher'e smokers can light up, Coast c.om.m~ College .District is tolJowiog suit. •bout ..... . outdoor eatlDg ud ... < ... areas, acbool aftitUll ... caa· sidering a plan lo $mp doWa on ano.ldpg areas al ~ CM.St. GOkSea Wall Md CoMI· line commllftffy c:OPtfel. The disliid........,,....,... smoking mlHrQf' gr ..a«hoGI vebidel, bat alftd .. Mid ~ ii ~ llldhtde. lbe policy tor smo~ ln .__ e.ting areas and locations o1itside school where lf!idmU COIMJ?e- gate. • ~t this point. we're jUst gathering inforui&tiO.o.• Mid Kathleen Burton, a district staff development officer. '"Tb8 poli- T A•X • TI M E DON l£ACH I DAl.Y PLOT briefly Elizabeth Dole to speak Saturday Elizabeth Dole, president of the American Red Cross , will speak Saturday in Newport Beach at a celebration marking 100 Years of Service by the humanitana n organization in Orange County. Red Cross friends and sup- porters can meet Dole at an informal reception from 11 :30 a.m. to noon in the Harbor Ter- race Room at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway. A luncheon and keynote speech by Dole will follow from noon to 2 p .m .. said Noddle Well- ner, Red Cross board member and event chairwoman. Tickets for the luncheon start at $100, with priority seating available for $250 and $500. Today is the deadline for reserva- tions, which may be made by calling Gayle Maehara at 835- 5381, ext. 248. Locally. the Red Cross pro- vides services to the community such as disaster preparedness and response, life-saving health and safety education, water safe· ty and youth services. Registration set for track and field event Athletes between 7 and 15 years old can registe r for the Newport Beach Youth Track and Field Championships. • Gary R Simmons. 34, of An.a - he1m •Javier Aragon, 27, of Costa Mesa • Donald W. Annand, 63, of New- port Beach Volunteer Floyd Thompson, top right. gives John Ward a sense of dlred1on as Ward vtslts the Costa Mesa Senior Center to have b.b tax forms prepared. Below, lbompson. a member of A.ARP, helps Betty Blakeney with her tum. Blakeney was happy to pay the $20 she owed the government after working out the paperwork. The recrea tional eve nt will take place on April 25 at New- port Harbor High School. Participants will compete in sprints, distance runs a.nd some field events, in age and gender divisions. COSTA MESA • Luis Esparz.a-Rivero, 33, of Cos- ta Mesa • Carolyn A Hawthorne, 46, of Costd Mesa • Walter F. Nash, 45, of Costa Mesa • Marlyn S Jurjaks, 45, of Costa Mesa • Gregory J. Pike, 42, of Costa Mesa • Alfonso Orosco, 26, of Brea • DaVId G Sturgis, 37, of New- port Beach • Woodrow Christensen, 55, of Newport Beach • Craig Dellar, 27, of Santa Ana • Sergey Y. Udalov, 37. of Santa Ana • Manuel A. Martinez, 22, of Santa Ana • Vishnu R. Batoosingh, 32, of Newport Beach ~~t .. llMOD llWt. CNef Fln9ndaf Offiolf IJ£ADEI$ HOIUNE 642~ fllK.ord 'f04Jt comm.nts about VOL.11, NO.• the Ody POot or news tips. ADDg$$ THDMAIM.ICMMC*. Our addra ls 130 W. hy St, P\AblWw CM.a Mesa. t.llf. 92627. w..&MM Lomal. fdltDt CORIJEOJONS It II the Pilot's pofky to prompt· .,...., ... Mlrilglng Editor ly comet an erron of substance. TllllA IORCIA1TA. ....... caft 574-4233. AllllCant Managing Editor fl! 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CorMvwty Newr. a Times MlffOf Comptny. w ..., .. ~ ~ ao ............. "1ce ............ General.,..,,..., •t"1 nm. CH /IA l1thll ,_,_ will build to 3 feet. A 5-foot swell will come from the west. ~ 106AY Flrit loW 6:09 a.m. Rrsthigh 12:28p.m. u S«ond low S:22p.m. Siemnd high u U:40p.m. 4.7 ,.....,..y Ar'ltfow 6:51a.m. OA ,.,..~ 1:.JOp.m. J.O ~low 5:51 p.m. u SeCOftd high ""' midnight All participants will receive an official track workout shirt. First, second and third place finishers will receive awards and represent the City of New- port Beach a t the Orange Coun· ty Championship Meet on May9. Pre-registration for the event and pre-event clinics is $5 on or before April 24. Registration will be $10 on April 25. Visit Newport Beach Com- munity services, at 3300 New- port Boulevard to register. Por more information or to obtain a registration form call (114) 6«-3151. --ORTIUOt . ..... Oillilft ~ PTopirty wotth SiOS WIS ltOlln from • at.,.. the ........ 'tb'l. • • Ille ...... R.-: A Comped dllc ~ COft\llMICt dllG n "'~ blltllfy wa1h $455 ... "°""""'.at,.., .......... -don. I ...... ., ..... flroperty ~ S57 Ml...., frofft. c. In tN 4200 blodc. • • Na 9 lrt .......... Someone siMNd two *9 on I - owned m In the JOO block. •• .... ..,._A 1190 HOndl Acmrd Ml_..., from I ...... Ing 91'1111 In thl JOO blOCk: . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1998 • It's aQs>ut time to accept geniuses on their own terJ!lS ASSAULTS CONTINUED FROM 1 as sexual dysfunction and start- ed "treatment" 1.0volvmg hyp- nosis combined with touching, but it later led to oral sex and fondling of the vicllm, McDer- mott said. "She believed she was undergoing a course of treatment, and it wasn't until she stepped back and talked to other people that she realized th.is wasn't normal .. . " I 've spent the past week inside the head of Tom Stop- pard and recommend his company to you without reser- vation. You can find him on the main stage at South Coast Repe rtory Theatre 10 a play called •Arcadia." I saw it Sun- day and the ideas that tumbled out prompted me to read the play. It reads as well as it plays -and it plays very well, indeed. I've been Jascinated by Stop- pard ever since I saw ·Rosen- crantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" many years ago. This admiration goes beyond the craft of playwriting -at which I consider Stoppard unexcelled - to a Welong fascination with the stuff of genius. Nothing engages me more pleasurably and provocatively than trying to follow the peregrinations of a mind touched with genius. There are a few such people in my We, whom I Wlll not embarrass by identifying. There have been a handful of others I've met in my work.llig hfe, and sb.ll others -like Stoppard - m public view. Watching the workings of their thought processes is as exciting as a World Series home run or a royal flush in a high-stakes poker game. Genius is defined by Webster as "great mental capacity and inventive ability," and I'll go along with that - especially the latter. The geniuses I know don't jom Men- sa or fla unt their smarts gratu- itously. But they can't help call- ing attention to themselves because they don't think in con- ventional patterns. And that's joseph n. bell where the excitement lies. Take composer Stephen Sondheim, for example. A lot of us wish he would just keep reprising "A Little Night Music" or •A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." But he's done that and his mind is restless. So he does an opera on a barber who gains revenge on his e nemies by shtting their throats in his barber chair, then a musical p lay about the people who have assassinated our pres- idents. We aren't always ready to follow him to such places, but go there he must. A few years ago, Stoppard wrote a play called "Hapgood" in which he pitted physics against metaphysics in an alto- gether delightful and provoca- tive way. ln •Arcadia," he trav- els from the determinism of Newton to chaos through a kind of archaeological mystery in which modern researchers try to unrave l a 200-year-old story that is played out for us as it really happened . ln the process, Stoppard's characters drop such lines as· • "It's wanting lo know that makes us matter. Otherwise, we're going out the way we came irV • ·Lending one's bicycle is a form of safe sex. p~sibly the sa(est sex there is • • •Heat goes to cold. It's d one-way street. Your tea will end up at room temperature What's happening to your tea is happening to everything every- where. The sun and the stars. It'll take awhile, but we're all going to end up dt room tem- perature.• • "It's lhe best possible time to be dhve, when dlmost every- thing you thought you knew was wrong." Some ycdfs ago, thL• fo rmN president of the University of Chicago, Robert MaynMd Hutchins, ran a th.ink tank in Santa Barbdra. l le would take major issues of the day, invite the best thinkers he could hnd on that tssue, sit them around a table dnd record what they hdd to say. I was privileged to take part m one of these sessions. mostly as a Journalist-observer, and I had sense C'nough lo keep quiet and listen. The thing that impressed me most about the talk thdl went on that day was the place al which the participants stdrled. They didn't even warm up with conventional ideas or assump- tions, but rather blew them off as not worthy of discussion. There was no posturing or baloney or maneuvering lo position themselves. God, it was refreshing. 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Sunday flprll 17, 11, 19 Jo1n ua for a greet famlty event that includes lots of entertainment, ·•peclaJ featu,.. and a fair that focuses on the positive accompbhmenta of Onw'98 County youth. FREE ADMISSION Ir PARKING! Houra: Frt. 9AM -3PM, Sat. & Sun. 9AM -4PM ~ before the country was ready to embrace them. We do not do well by our geniuses in this country today -and maybe tlus IS as tt must and always will be. Geniuses tend to scare the hell out of us We want to find some small place of stability and dig m there. Peace and comfort, however brief, are treasured. Geruus, by its very nature, isjust the opposite. It rocks boats, ques- tions conventionctl w1sdom · and pushes parameters - not because it wdnts to unsettle us, but because it can't do otherwise. Genius sees loo much - often more than it would like dnd assuredly more than we would like. What 1l sees usually is unsettling. And so our first reaction often is to stifle, ndicule or socially 1soldte genius because we fear it. In "Arcadia", ct mother says to her precocious 17- year-old daughter: ·we must have you mamed before you are educated beyond eligibility N Maybe someddy we can accept the geniuses in our midst on their own terms. Mednwhlle, go see "Arcadia." • JOSEPH N. BEU'S column is published Wednesdays. MASSAGE Relieves Pain $ Stress & Tension Insurance Accepted 390HOR w/Chiropractic Care. • 7-DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights (Com« of Newport Bl. No./Bnstol) The woman told police she was able to recall the alleged assaults but delayed filing a police report nght dway. She came forward after realizing oth- er women were at nsk of being victimized, McDermott said. "She believed she was under- going a course of tredl!nent, and it wasn't until she stepped back and talked to olher people that she realized tlus wasn't normal and she had been v1ctinuzed, • he said. ·we believe it's possible there are other Vlctims " Cohen, who reportedly has been in business for the past seven years. is not Licensed ds a I therapist 10 C aliforn1ct, police said TOURISM CONTINUED FROM 1 -MIKE MCDERMOTT He advertised in local news· pdpers, offering to help people with problems 10 the areas of ·self confidence, stress reduc- tion. depression, anxiety and headaches,· McDermott said. •He was offering a type of therdpy that would require he be llcen.sed by the state, and he wasn't.• McDermott said . Anyone who may have ooen a v1cllm or has information about the !>uspect is asked to call New- port Beach detectives a t (800) 550-6273 I municalions manager for North- west Airlines Newport Beach was chosen after the bureau's international tour and travel sales manager, representabves of cities dnd dtt-Grace Mura, made a concentrat- ractions dround the country ed effort to target Japanese Northwest Aulmes bnngs its best tounsts ds a potentially lucrative Japanese contdcts, while Active I source of revenue for Newport Amenca recruit-. Northwe!>t desll-Beach Mura, who speaks fluent nation cilles as pdrtlc1pdl1ts Dur-I Japcinese, made a presentation at mg the ddy, the visitors wdtch last year's Active America confer- presentations from c1lles dround I ence and convinced the audience the country, and dt night, thc•y set> the Japanese market would the sights appreoate Newport Beach. "Tourism officials are very I "We wanted to do it in South- anx1ous to further increase trav-em California but really in an el,• said Tadashi Matsumura, undiscovered part," Stel.DID.an the international corporate com-said. 14 yr~ exp Complete Serv1t.e IX>dy & Enqlne Wor1l FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. WHAT MAKES YOUR TV TIME ANY Dl~~f,~RENTl Cable gives you shows worth watching . From up-to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. Its an investment that really pays off. . $4.95 Connection! (save over $26) Plus, $10 off your first month of service when you order any Starpack Premium Package. Hurry, call TODAY, Offer ends ~pril 18, 1998. 1 /888-COMCAST (1 /888-266-2218) I I • WEDNESDAY, APRtl 15, 1998 almanac • EDn'Olt'S NOTE: Oo you or someone you know haw a landmark birthday or aMtvenary corning up? If so, we'd like to Include it In the AlmanK. Pi-all the lnfonnatlon into the Readers' Hot- line, 642-6086, fax It to 646-4170, or mall It to City Editor Tlm Lemm, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. You also may send photographs. but be sure to include a self-addressed stamped enve- lope if you want them returned. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Rafael Silva, 77, on March 8 • Marguente V. Whitson, 70, on March 8 • Walter L. Crockett Jr., 75, on March9 • Leslie F. Ferguson, 71, on March 10 • Richard C. Leek, 49, on March 10 • Velma M. Smith, 84, on March 10 • Trinidad B. Bargas, 82, on March 11 • Philip L. Johnson Jr., 80, on March 11 • Paul M. Warfield, 77, on March 13 •Earl F. Johnson, 89, on March 14 • lngual Hageland, 85, on March 15 •Juanita Nordell, 73, on March 16 • Kenneth B. Ridgeway, 84, on Mdfch 16 • NEWPORT BEACH • Sally S. Schroeder, 58, on March 10 • John H. Diclunson, 77, on March 12 • Robert L. Dusseau, 77, on March 13 • Katherine M. Stone, 92, on March 13 • Oara I. Zurcher, 72, on March 13 •Harold Bimk.rant, 81, on March 16 • Ronald R. Green, 54, on March 16 DUI ARRESTS The following people recently were arrested on suspicion of dri- vmg under the influence. These people have orily been arrested ort suspicion of a crime and, as with all such crimes, are innocent until proven guilty. .- NEWPORT BEACH • Daniel J. Walters, 35, of Hunt- ington Beach •John A. Richardson, 31, of New- port Beach •John D. Greerileal, 62, of New- port Beach • Lane J . Dittoe, 27 , of Santa Ana Heights • COnUDlttee looks into tightening list of desigQated areas where smokers can light up . COSTA MESA -Everyone knows ~king tin't illlowed in the clusroQm, but bow about outside in the schoolyard? As state regulations fu.rther resb'ict the number of public areas where smokers can light up, Coast C-0mmilnity College Disb'ict is following suit. TI M E .-~ _-----... ~-· DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT briefly Elizabeth Dole to speak Saturday Elizabeth Dole, president of the American Red Cross, will speak Saturday in Newport Beach at a celebration marking 100 Years of Service by the humanitarian organization in Orange County. Red Cross friends and sup- porters can meet Dole a t an informal reception from 11 :30 a.m. to noon in the Harbor Ter- race Room at Bistro 201 , 3333 W. Coast Highway. A luncheon and keynote speech by Dole will follow from noon to 2 p .m., said Noddie Welt- ner, Red Cross board member and event chairwoman. Tickets for the luncheon start at $100, with priority seating available for $250 and $500. Today is the deadline for reserva- tions, which may be made by calling Gayle Maehara at 835-• 5381, ext. 248. Locally, the Red cross pro- vides services to the community such as disaster preparedness and response, life-saving health and safety education, water safe- ty and youth services. Registration set for track and field event Athletes between 7 and 15 years old can register for the Newport Beach Youth Track and Field Championships. • Gary R Surunons, 34, of Ana- heun •Javier Aragon, 27, of Costa Mesa • Donald W. Armand, 63, of New- port Beach Volunteer Floyd Thompson, top right. gives John Ward a sense of d.lrection as Ward vWts the Costa Mesa Senior Center to have his tax forms prepared. Below, Thompson. a member of AARP, helps Betty Blakeney with her tuea. Blakeney was happy to pay the $20 she owed the government after working out the paperwork. The recreational event will take place on April 25 at New- port Harbor High School. Participants will compete in sprints, distance runs and some field events, in age and gender divisions. COSTA MESA •Luis Esparza-Rivero, 33, of Cos- ta Mesa • Carolyn A. Hawthorne, 46, of Costa Mesa • Walter F. Nash, 45, of Costa Mesa • Marlyn S. Jurjaks, 45, of Costa Mesa • Gregory J. Pike, 42, of Costa Mesa • Alfonso Orosco, 26, of Brea • David G. Sturgis, 37, of New- port Beach • Woodre1w Christensen, 55, of Newport Beach • Craig Dellar, 27. of Santa Ana • Sergey Y. Udalov. 37, of Santa Ana • Manuel A. Martinez, 22, of Santa Ana • Vishnu R. Batoosingh, 32, of Newport Beach ~~etlot PMMDDStWf. a.I Financial Officer READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Rtcx>rd your c.omments about VOL 91, NO. II the Dally Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS 1MOMAS H. IOHNSON. Our~-Is 3lO W. hy St., ~ Costa~ c:atif. 92627. w.AMM LOmll.L, CORRECTIONS Editor ITIWIU•I. tt 15 the fltlotls policy to prompt· ly eotre<t all etron of substance. ~Editor ....... call 574-Qll. TIM 90llGA1TA. Alllstant Manegjng Editor fl! Newport~,... 11M~ OtyEdltor =:= (\JSllS.t44400) Is STIVIU.S. Ufdly. In= .:'.ct,~Sat- NewsEdltor CCltl Mesa.~ ..,_CM ICJllll Cinty wail.tJle by to Spotts Edhor The nm. 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WEDNESDAY; APRIL 15, 1998 • ltS about time to accept geniuses on their own terms ASSAULTS CONTINUED FROM 1 as sexual dysfunction and start- 1'',=,,,: ed "treatment• mvolving byp· nosiS combmed with touching, but it later led to oral sex and fondling of the victun, McDer- "She believed she was undergoing a course of treatment, and it wasn't unUl she stepped back and talked to other people that she realized this wasn't normal .. . " I 've spent the past week inside the head or Tom Stop- pard .and recommend his company to you without reser- vation. You can find him on the main stage at South Coast Repertory Theatre in a play called -Arcadia.• I saw it Sun- day and the ideas that tumbled out prompted me to read the play. lt reads as well as it plays -and it plays very well, indeed. I've been Jasanated by Stop· pard ever since l saw "Rosen- crantz and Guildenstern Aie Dead• many years ago. This admiration goes beyond the craft of playwriting -at which l consider Stoppard unexcelled - to a lifelong fascination with the stuff or geruus. Nothing engages me more pleasurably and provocatively than trying to follow the peregrinations of a mind touched with genius. There a re a few such people in my life, whom I will not e mbarrass by identifying. There have been a handful of others I've met in my worklllg life, and still others ~ like Stoppard - in public view. Watching the workings of their thought processes is as exciting as a World Senes home run or d royal flush m a high-stakes poker gcUne. Genius is defined by Webster as •great mental capacity and inventive ability,• and I'll go along with that - especially the latter. The geniuses I know don't JOin Men· sa or flaunt thetr smarts gratu- itously. But they can't help call- ing attention to themselves because they don't think in con· venllonal patterns. And that's joseph n. bell where the excitement lies. Take composer Stephen Sondheim, for example. A lot or us wish he would just keep reprising ·A Little Night MusicH or "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum." But he's done that and his mind is restless. So he does an opera on a barber who gains revenge on his enemies by slitting their throats in his barbe r chair, then a musical play about the people who have assassinated our pres- idents. We aren't always ready to follow him to such places, but go there he must. A few years ago, Stoppard wrote a play called "Hapgood· m which be pitted physics against metaphysics man alto- gether delightful and provoca- tive way. In • Arcad.Ja, • he trav- els from the determinism of Newton ta chaos through a kind of archaeological mystery in which modem researchers try to unravel a 200-year-old story that is played out for us as it really happened. In the process, Stoppard's characters drop such lines as: • Hit's wanting to know that makes us matter. Otherwise, we're gomg out tbe way we came m.· • "Lending one's bicycle is a form of safe sex, possibly the safest sex there is.• • "Heat goes to cold. It's a one-way street. Your tea will end up at room te mperature. What's happemng to your tea is happening to everything every- where. The sun and the stars. lt'U take awhile, but we're all going to end up at room tem- perature.· • "It's the best possible time to be dbve, when almost every- thing you thought you knew was wrong.· Some years ago. the former president of the University of Chicago, Robert Maynard Hutchins, ran a think tank in Santa Barbara. He would take ma1or issues of the day. invite the best thinkers he could find on that issue, sit them around a tdble and record what they had to say. l was privileged to take part in one of these sessions, mostly dS a 1ournalist-observer, and I had sense enough to keep quiet dnd listen. The thing that impressed me most about the talk that went on that day was the place at which the pdrtic1pants started. They didn't even warm up with conventional ideas or assump- llons, but rather blew them off as not worthy of discussion. There was no posturing or baloney or maneuvering to position themselves. God, it was refreshing. And impossible to implement at the time -just like the views of Norman Thomas and Adlai Stevenson that were offered many years ,.,, RlllBMCEPllCTCBmll ii i1 =t :U~t\l.t.RI A Ont 11op center for 111 Y•r tt'a _ _, ......,. • Mr. _.. tettlntl printing, eonlnt 111411 greplllc nHdS. W'M" coloft lllltL w. nM two AlU eoaon Rtm1mMr to talepliloM us ftntl every ... ~ t.,.,_ .. 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We do not do well by our geniuses in this country today -and maybe this is as it must and a lways will be. Geniuses tend to scare the hell out of us. We want to find some small place of stability and dig m there. Peace and comfort, however brief, are treasured Geruus, by its very nature, is JUSt the opposite. It rocks boats, ques- tions conventional wisdom and pushes parameters - not because 1t wants to unsettle us, but because 1l can't do otherwise. Genius sees too much - often more than 1t would like and assuredly more thdn we would like. What 1t sees usually is unsettling. And so our first reaction often 'is to stifle, ridicule or socially 1soldle genius because we fectr it. In "Arcadia", a mother says to her precocious 17- year-old daughter: "We must have you married before you are educated beyond eligibility • Maybe someday we can accept the geniuses m our rrudst on their own terms Meanwhlle, go see ·Arcadia • • JOSEPH N. BELL'S column 1s published Wednesdays. 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TOURISM CONTINUED FROM 1 representatives of cities and <1tt- ractions around the country Northwest Airlines bnngs its best Japanese contacts, while Acuve America recruits Northwest destJ- nation dl:les as partlcipants Dur- mg the day, the vtSilors watch presentations from ctlles dround the country, and at rughl, the~ ... ee the sights. "Tourism ofhcials are very amuous to further increase lrclv- el. • said Tadashi Matsumura, the rntemational corporate com- 14 yr~ e'(p Comp le lo! Service -MIKE MCDERMOTT He advertised in local news- papers, offering to help people with problems in the areas of "self confidence, stress reduc- tion, depression, anxiety and headaches.· McDermott said, ·He was offering a type of therapy that would require he be llcensed by the state, and he wasn'V McDermott said. Anyone who may have been a vtctun or has information about the suspect Ls asked to call New- port Beach detectiyes at (800) 550-5273 mumcations manager for North- west Airlines. Newport Beach was chosen dfter the bl1reau's international tour and travel sales manager, Grace Mura, made a concentrat- ed effort to target Japanese tounsu. dS a potentially lucrative source of revenue for Newport Beach Mura, who speaks fluent Japanese, made a presentation at last year's Active America confer- ence and conVUlced the audience the Japanese market would appreaate Newport Beach. ·We wanted to do it in South- ern Cabforrua but really in an undiscovered part,• Steinman said 6ody & Enqine \Voril FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. WHAT MAKES YOUR TV TIME ANY DIEFERENIJ • Cable gives you shows worth watching. From up-to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. It's an investment that really pays off. $4.95 Connection! (save over $26) Plus, $10 off your first month of service when you order any StarP.ack Premium Package. Hur{y, call TODAY, Offer ends April 18, 1998. ' " 1 /888-COMCASJ ( 1/886-266-2278) • • y a t t I • WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1998 HOUSING CONTINUED FROM 1 single-family houses, apartments and condominiums -to be clust- ered toward the east. The majori- ty of the western half will be dedicated to open space, includ- ing a large section of existing degraded wetlands. Schlesinger said the company does not plan to restore the wet- lands, but promises not to build on them. Exisbng oil operations will be consolidated and moved off the lowlands, thereby enhancing them, be said . • 17th Street to West Coast Highway. Another tssue iJ the proposed bridge over the Santa Ana River at 19th Street, which Newport wants but Cost.a Mesa vehement-! ly opposes. Tom Redwitz, vice pr dent of Thylor Woodrow, said the Ban· ning Ranch project does not . depend on nor prevent a 19th !I Street bridge. Residents of Newport Shores I have expressed concern about i the proposed roads and bow they i will affect the wetlands area. I They, along with residents living ! east of Newport Banning Ranch, 1 a.re sure to play an active role in 1 the process. 1 JUSTICE CONTINUED FROM 1 gave It about a oa.nosecond of thought.• Mid John PitzRan- dolph, the schOol's dean. ·we were obviously thrilled.• Kennedy, who just months after join.Ing the nation's highest court cast the deciding vote in a controversial case to protect burn- ing the American nag as freedom of speech, spoke to a crowd of more than 500 students, faculty and memben of the Orange County law community. A Sacramento native and graduate of Stanford and Harvard law schools, Kennedy wu ~tad to the Supreme Court ~ Preiident Reagan in 1987. ~g bis rougbly 20-minute q>:eedl, a llghtbearted Kennedy Sha.red inside jokes about the law profession, reflected on b.IJ own lega.J career and described lawyers as being •as important to a diverse,~dlng and dynam- ic economy ... as any of the capital intrastructure you see on a dally basis .• •The law is as important .as bridges, roads and engineering systems," he said. "Law is one of the essential building blocks of a free and open society." Kennedy's visit, which was greeted with much fanfare, was arranged by fitzRandolph, who 30 years ago worked as a test grader when Kennedy was a part- time instructor at McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento. PitzRandolpb followed Kellll· ooys law career from the class- room all the way to the Supreme Court, so when it came time ~o choose ~ keynote speaker for his school's dedication ceremonies, he loolced up his old boss. Some Whittier students were thrilled to find out Kennedy would serve as a substitute teacher of sorts and lead two con- stitutional law classes Monday· and Tuesd~y. Kennedy reportedly N•wPon ~Mesa D.ily Pilot - offered to teach the two classes which are required for all Whittie,; sophomores. •He's so open and accessible,• FitzRandolpb said. •And he's a great teacher.• Some students who attended the dedication ceremonies were awed by Kennedy, who they described as "a wonderful exam. ple of what is right about lawyers." "It's just amazing to hear what he knows and has to say about law," student Dawn Appier said. •On one hand, it shows me how little I know. But on the other hand, it gives me hope for the future.• Plans also call for a public bluff. top park running through the development and eventually con- necting to 'Talbert Regional Park. An 11-acre parcel owned by the Newport-Mesa Unified School Distnct will be set aside for an elementary school in the center of the project, surrounded by other community rac1hlles, SchJesmger SdJd Councilwoman Jan Debay. l whose district includes the Ban-i ning property, said she believes l the developer will be able to i __________________________ ...!,_ ______________________ _ resolve any concerns residents 1 One of the touchiest topics may be the roads that will serve the proposed development County dlld city transportation pldTlS cd.ll for d four-to six-lane rodd to run along the bluff through the property north from West Coast Highway to beyond West 19th Street tn Costa tv1esa, and for an extension of either 17th Street or 15th Street diagonally through the Banning property and down to West Coast Highway. But Taylor Woodr01.v proposes instead to provide a less-intense traffic configuration, with access bemg limited to the entry at the retail Vtlldge Plaza and a longer, more medndenng extension of 1 1 Lighting 1 1 Sale I Chandeliers l Bath-KitchenTrack Lights LClose-Ou• PrlceH 1555 Placentia Newport Beach I 641-7301 ' U"" a Lamp R..,..r _j . -------- may hav:e. l "I think the developer has l been very sensitive to local opin-l ions and wishes of residents," she l said. "I have been impressed with 1 the quality at the Castaways l development and am pleased to l see this top-quality product com-l ing into West Newport.• l Bob Fisher, executive director l of Friends of Harbors. Beaches l and Parks, said he hopes to work 1 with the developer in his group's 1 plans for an Orange Coast River l Park along the Santa Ana River. l He also said he would like to l see Taylor Woodrow help in the i acquisition of the chunk of land l adjacent to Banning Ranch known l as Sunset Ridge, wtuch city offi-l dais and residents hdve long wan-i led to see become a public park. l Schlesinger said the company l is open to the idea. i . . 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The rezoning would not, how- ever, change existing city limits on total square footage and building height on the site, offi- cials said. The Pacific Federal Plaza property is the target of a pro- posal to build a 387-room resort hotel. If approved, the proposal would require city officials to amend the general plan. But city officials insist this week's recommendation to re- zone the site is unrelated and was under way long before plans for the hotel were submit- ted. In other action, the Planning Commission halted a city effort to block car traffic in the l 00 block of Magnolia Avenue. 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Call now for resenJations and directions, Mr. Julian@ 800 .. 284 .. 2578 ext. #213 EYE-OPENER Costa Mesa baseball ends frustrations with a win QUOTE OF THE DAY ·Actu4/ly there'I ~~thought thal ll Lt going to~ betUr than rM DcuU Cup. In 1mn1 <f IM who/It pa~ ..... -KEN S7tJIJJrT' on ~ Cha.Umge Local fans a lready gearing up for Connors, Mc Enroe. By Richard Dunn, Daily Ptlot NEWPORT BEACH -Fans at the Palisades Tennis Club are buzzing about the upcoming spe- cial event on the Nuveen Tour, The Challenge that features Jim- my Connors, John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg and Yannick Noah on June 18-21. •1t is the first time to my knowledge that John McEnroe will play in Orange County,· Pal- isades owner Ke n Stuart said. •Connors, of course, played here during World Team Tennis.· Now is a good time to be a Pal- isades member (or to known a member) if you're interested in Eagles still searching ·for a victory •Loyola hands winless Estancia a 15-0 setback in Pride of the Coast tourney. COSTA MESA -Chicago's Cubs aren't the only ones enjoy- ing a nice April, as the Cubs from Loyola High erupted for 10 runs in the fifth to triple a 5-0 advan- tage and end the Pride of the Coast Tournament pool-play con- test at Estancia Tuesday with a 15-0, five-inning, mercy-rule ver- dict. The Eagles (0-13) had a dou- ble from David Chavero and sin- gles from Miguel Burciaga and Steve Wilson. But six walks and 14 tuts by Loyola, the designated hosts, were enough to continue the Eagles' winless streak. Estancia will attempt to break into the win column today at 1 p.m. when they host Orange Lutheran (8-7). The Eagles left five runners on base, including a pdir of second- and-third situations. ,_. °" 11t1 CaAST T~ • Loyola 15, Estancia 0 · Estancia 000 00 -0 3 1 · Loyola 500 0(10) • 15 14 0 · Meyer and Thunell, Mueller (2); Weakley, Hummel (5) and Willard. W -Weakley. L -Meyer. 28 · Chavero (E}, Possemato (L). HR -Ramsey (L), Grau~L). a l - Munoz wins two events at Pomona • Eagles' individuals shine. POMONA -Junior Alberto Munoz highlighted several strong perf onnances turned in by Estancia High runners at the Pomoma Bronco Invitational track and field meet Saturday at -Cal.P--Oly .Punona. 1 Muno-z won at 3,000 meters, clocld.ng a time of 9:03.5, then, \ without much rest, beld off team- • mate Juan Sanchez to win the • 1,500 in a driving rain. Munoz finished the 1,500 in • f :17.0, just ahead of Sanchez, a senior, who clocked a 4:17.9. •1t was neclc-and-neck all the way,• Eagles' Coach Charlie Appell said of the tront-runn.ing duo, which dusted the tbird-place finisher by nine seconds. Batenda tenlor Sa.rah Hall was tecond tn the girls 1,500 (5:19) and Manuel Orozco earned a ail· • ver medal for the Bagles ln tb ( 800 (2:03.7). PoUrth-place shoWtnga w turned tn by Hall (1:06.2 in the .00) end 10ny Magana (9:28.9 ln ~·Jhe 3,000), while Juon Juarez wu V~m u. 400 (4:333). St.9pb.ID ~ (9:47 tn the 3= aDcl Lucy Aria (5:38 tn the J ..-~pa....nn· ... fat .......... .. purchasing special seats for The Challenge. Stuart has given his members until Thursday to order tickets for the event before they go on sale to the gene ral public. also put on clinics for kids and adults. and there will be a big gala where all the players attend and (fans) can rub shoulders with them." in Pebble Beach and Last year dt the Broad.moor Hotel LO Colorado Springs, Colo., is a four-day event featuring men's singles and dou- bles. dent Scott Davis. The Challenge is a separate, non-point gaining event on the men's over-35. Nuveen Tour, which has grown from a three- event circuit in 1993 to a 22-tour- nament schedule on five conti- nents. •There's a lot of buzz around the club about ('The Challenge),• said Stuart, whose club hosted a Davis Cup qujlrterfinal last year between the United States and the Netherlands, a three-day, ten- nis fan-festival that drew a com- bined 15,908 fans. Some of the Conners °'vent's details are still being •in my view. it's teally a once- in-a-lifetime deal,• Stuart srud •When you talk about these play- ers, they are truly the greatest to play the game in the modem era. They're legends m theu own time, and to have the opporturuty to see them lS pretty uruque One member came up to me and sdld, 'Ken, I just want to thank you. It's so fantastic for us.'" Connors, the tour's dnving force since its inception and its most successful player, was one of seven players to WUl events last year. ·Actually,· Stuart added, "there's some thought that it is probably going to be better than the Davis Cup. in terms of the whole package, because there are more bigger names and a lot of society context to it (with sideshows). "There's also going to be a feel of players interacting with the crowd. Historically, they've done that. The players themselves will ironed out, but it appears event manager Dunham Stewart will have something for everyone when the made-for-TV event is played al the Palisades Club. The ChCillenge, to be televised by CBS. will bring the Palisades C lub its second nationally te levised event in as man y years. In its fourth season, The Chal- lenge. played the first two years The tournament offers $325,000 in pnze money, with $150,000 .going to the champion Connors, McEnroe, Borg and Noah are the four scheduled sin- gles players who will compete for the winner's rewdrd. There will be eight others pldymg doubles, including Corona del Mar res1- When the facility which lS now the Pallsades Club (then known as the John Wayne Tenrus Club) played host to the Newport Beach Dukes of World TeamTennis from 1990 to 1994, Connors played here when grandstands were built to hold about 3,000 fans. It is believed that McEnroe has never played an official event m the city of Newport Beach. For ticket in!ormabon or other details, call 640-6265. r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I I I I •Cd.M's Lewis fans 14 in Sea Kings' third straight win, a 7-0 victory over Orange Lutheran. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot CORONA DEL MAR -Con- ventional wisdom around the Corona del Mar High baseball diamond is that the best pitch in baseball is not a Randy Johnson fastball, a Darryl Kile curve, a Trevor Hoffman splitter, or a Greg Maddux circle change. Sea Kings Coach John Emme will tell you -over and over as Sea King pitchers can attest - the pitch he prefers over all oth- ers is a first-pitch strike. Sea King senior left-hander Ryan Lewis took this maxim to the mound Tuesday against vis- iting Orange Lutheran and the results were rather impressive. Lewis, who tossed a one-hit shutout in his only Pride of the Coast Tournament start last sea- son, hurled a two-hit whitewash at the Lancers, fanning a career- high 14 to help the Sea Kings cruise to a 7-0 triumph. "Ryan came out today and got strike one," Em.me said. •When he does that, he's had some phenomenal outings and this was definitely one of them.· Lewis. a craftsman whose curve and change are usually his most reliable tools, started most Lancers off with fastballs in the zone. "The fastball was my biggest weapon today,• Lewis explained. •And I felt solid with my curveball. • Elrune said he rarely resorted to the change while besting his previous single-game strikeout best by five. The first two Orange Luther- an hitters reached base, via an .·~ 6 ··-THE COAST T -~-...... be three! MARC MARTIN I OAltY Pit.OT Corona del Mar Higb's Mark Hatfield looks to the umpire to find out that be didn't get the steal as Orange Lutheran's second baseman Jon Talmage makes the tag. The Sea Kings would get the la$l word in a 7-0 victory, however, in the Pride of the Coast Tournament game. error and d double. But Lewis ing by launching a home run end, went 2 for 3, while Thur- worked out of the jam and deep over the left-center held man, Larson and Nate Lernrner- retired 21 of the next 22. includ-fence to lead off the second man each scored two runs ing 15 straight after a third-Three subsequent Wdlks CdM (7-7, 2-0 m the toumd- inning single by Jon Maddock loaded the bases and Ryan ment) will host Laguna Beach marred tus mastery. Achterberg (tut by pitch), Nick today at 11 a.m. to make up Sat- Nlne dlfferent Lancers were Hood (walk) and Ty Harper urday'.s-rainout. The fmal game rung up by LeWlS -five looking (sacrifice fly) dcove m runs to will be determined at a later date -and he whiffed at least two in round out the four-run rally. ,_.OF 1Ml c:o.ur T~·MENI' every inning but the sixth. Tun Thurman doubled and Corona del Mar 7, •1•ve struggled my last two Matt Larson smgled to start a Orange Lutheran 0 outings, but I was determined to two-run third and Achterberg Ocrqe Lutheran 000 000 o O 2 2 do well today,# Lewis said. drove in the fmaJ run with a Corona del Mar 042 010 x · 7 7 1 fifth · · · 1 Harris. Courvoisier (2). Gleason (5), The Sea Kings' offense did · -mrung smg e. Bomgren (6) and Sims; Lewis and well enough to run through four Achterberg, who saw his Hatfield. w . Lewis, 2-3. L . Harris Orange Lutheran pitchers, as streak of hitting at least one 28 • Mattivi (OL), Thurman (CdM) Eric Wiethom opened the scor-homer in four straight games HR -Wiethorn (CdM). ' I I I ' I I I I •I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' I I ' I I I I I I ' L----------------~---------·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ San Clemente defuses Sailors, 14-6 • Harbor comes up short in anns race with 1iitons. By Richard Dunn, Daily p;1ot NEWPORT BEACH -Consid- ering the state of Newport Harbor High's depleted pitchlng staff, postpoo~t of its final baseball game in the Pride of th Coast Toumam~t was good news. Even before Tuesday's pool· play contest against visiting San Clemente, tho Seilon were short on anns and long on hope at_arting a pitcher with two tnnlngs of var· sify expertenco. Today, they would've taken volunteers. following their 14-6 setback against the Tri tom (5-t 0), tha SallOrs (5·11) teamed they cOuJd rest their ~ bOiel today Uld take the day oft. The touma· ment't remaining idledul ii ten- taUft!Y pwmed to be coml)leted I t a later date. ~Scott Beerer, NeW· port flarbor'a . .-.. WU pllDCla.d In to IWt eptnlt S9A OwrwrM, but 1: ;\ ~ ~ f: \I '. he was forced into mound duty on Monday. in the -nus• 12-7 victory over Costa Mesa in 11 innings, pitching 5 1/3 shutout innings. So Newport H8lbor Coach Jim Kiefer banded the ball to right- bander Justin Jacobs, who kept his squad close until the Sailors' defensive wheels came off in the fourth. The Tars' infield made two errors early 1n the fourth, includ- ing booting a potential double- pl.a y ball, as the flOO<lgates opened, which took advantage by scoring eight runs on fiv< bits. •Jacobs Uuew w U, getting us tnto the fourth inning, but then our def ens a abandoned hirri, • Kief r said. ·u we 1'11.ll som j)leY' tbat mrung, lt'• a clifle.rent ballti W boot a double-play b4ll. wh Ch would've kept us in the gam • n (Ben Adair) bits a grand l1am,. The 'tan, who made all tine ol lbelr mora tn the founh inning, aug theroseiV a 10-.D hole • because of an inability to play catch and throw strikes: There were three wild pitches, two walks and a bit batter in the Uming. ·we were up 10-0 and they fought back,• San Clemente Coach David Gellatly said of the Tars. •They didn't give up.• After the fourth-inning disas- ter, Harbor broke through against San Clemente ace Jeff Goodman. who bad retired the first rune bat- ten he faced with six strikeouts. After a walk to Newport lead· off hitter Josh Guesman, o field- er's choice and two rrors, Beerer ripped Goodman's first offering over th left.field wall for o three- run hom run and the Sailon' fi1"t hit. 1\ wu Beerer'• first of th year. Adair ddod a two-run bt tin the v lh. rerording hls Wth and liath bo1'l1'4ll1 of the seuon. San OemeD lallied a o- hlgh nm total. Goodman, a Junior nght·han· der, thfew I 04 pitch n lnDlnga, 8triJd.ng out Dine anCl yiv- lna Up. two eame<I runs. $Chroiir, • hlbinan. p&tdwM:I final inning for the TJitons. Newport Harbor, which had won two straight in the tourna- ment. scored a run in the fifth when Guesman~rored on Shaun O'Donnell's booming double to left-center. Guesman reached on a fielder's choice after Scott Oane's single, then scored from .lirst base on O'Donnell dou Beerer doubled and scored in the sixth, but the s&lors ron themselves out of a possible b g inning. They bad the fWl and nobody out. but o runner oc third ba spnnted toward th plate when o. third t:rik. got past 'lhton catcher Adair. Every base was occupied and nmn hod nowhere to go, ao Adaii th runner gotng back to third for th inning's loCoOd out. ,_••COMlf1tzor 1 • 1 S.0U•••14.Ns ,,,. ....... Slf\ C1emente 002 802 • M 1) 2 ·-·port HlrtiOr 000 4\1 0 • ' ' ) GoodrNn, SdvOef (7) Mid ~ ·---~~<•).er ..... (.5) llr'ld w Smith (S). w. GoodrMI\ ..... L • ~ 0-1. 29 • Mon~-CSQ, O'Och.el (NH). hfftr (NH). 'IHR • llllt• .~ .... ~2. Costa Mesa preva.ils over Bolsa, 4-2 • Two-run eighth inning gives the Mustangs a much-needed victory. COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High baseball team went extra inrungs for the tlurd time in five games Tuesday to hand Bol- sa Grande a 4-2. eight-inning pool-play defeat m the Pride ot the Coast Tournament at the Mustangs' dlamond ·we won, until I hear other- WlSe, ~ quipped Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister. who had an appar- ent winning run negated by an wnpire's deasion Thursday and had lo forte1t three preleague vic- tories when confused administra· tors cleared the use of a player later deemed meligible. Josh Little belted a two-run homer m the second, his second round-tnpper m as many days and only his second extra-base hit of the season Bul Bolsd (2-13J tallied unearned runs off starter Scott Snuth m the Uurd and fifth to rorce extra mrungs With two out m the eighth. Nick Ldmbert walked and Ryan Callacher followed with an m!1eld smgle for the deS1gnated visitors. Chns DeSandro followed with an RBI single and Gallacher scored an m:.urance run on a passed ball Smith worked hve strong mnings. yielding 1ust four hits, and Little firushed up with three shutout inrun~ of rebef to notch his first p1tching victory of the season Bolsa made things mleresting m tts last at-bat, sandwiching a single between outs, then watch- ing the Mustangs boot a would- be game-ending ground ball to put the tymg run aboard. A subsequent fly ball pressed Mesd center belder Ben Felter against the fence, before h.e squeezed the final out, unprovi.Dg Mesa to 2-13. 1-2 LO the toUfl\8.- ment The Mustangs. hdvmg com- pleted their three pool play games (some were rained out Saturday), are done for the week. Thel.J' potenllal fmal game m the tournament may or not be played at a later date. "With a bredk here or there, we could have won three of our last four games. so it feels good to get in the win column,· Bauer- meister sdid. "These lads deserve a win, because they've been working hard It's a good way for them to come back (to practice) Monday with a win under their belts • ,_ °" ne COAsT TOI-•n .a>sTA MESA 4. M>LSA GRANDE 2 Costa Mesa 020 000 02 -4 6 4 Bolsa Grande 001 010 00 -2 7 2 Smrth, Little (6) and Herz~ Kurran. Guadarrama (8) and Hem!dia. w Little, 1·1. L -Guadarrama. 28 • Jonstone (BG) HR -Lrttle (CM). Mesa drops two MISSION VIEJO -Costa Mesa High dropped bolt. games of a nonleague doubleheader Tues- day to host Capistrano vaDey,11-1 and 5-3. The Mustangs (2-10) put together a rally in game two as Kim Daniels belted an RBI double and came in to score on a stngle by Kelli Daub. Daub scored on a fielder's cholce ~ ~ Olishohn. CA.POUL.LEX 1l. ~' .. 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No N011CI Of' ~ ,_ ... tldonr. h~ llld4ef 1ot' C89t1 ALLEY RIQHT·OF·WAY 1ctlons wllhout oblalnlng o del dtmandante qut no k~Oltttld r ... t'V19the fhlt butlnt11 II con• dolngbuSIMnH: Hecl0tMlranda i!:li(ltjOlll TO .......... ~-ttlettm.ottele ln L 0 CATE D AT 4 II 0 c;ourt approval. 8tlore tak· titnt abogado, es) ''Pc'" to rt)IC1 lflY °' ~ duC19d by: • ~tr., Pitt· Flrif lmprestlons Contull· Thi• tllternent wat filed AOMllbSIBl Atton.r • ~ ltwlUl rnoll9'f vi tM Unlltd EAST·17TH STREET. Ing certain very lml)Of1anl KAREN A RHYN! bet• and not nectaN •• , ntt9'\lp Ing, 321181 Call• San Mar• with lh• Countv Cltrk or ESTATE OF: 171aZ~--. Ste*) all right tltte llfld HIE CITY COUNCIL OF ac1Jons. howevet, the r"· 118545 (7'4) $Sl·t22S ICcept lht lo~f l bl~ityend Hive i;ou 111rted CIOlnQ co1. Ban Juen C1plstr1no. 011ngt County on 4"3o98 cs:a.11E L Tw* CA 82'80 ~ ~ 10• end THE CITY OF COSTA 1on11 11pre1enlatlv1 wll be • ' lo waf\19 any orma or butlntss ytt? No CA 92675 19986154415 OOOSO£ 04/14. 04/16. 04/21 ~ bv II under Id M€SA DOES HEREBY RE· required to give notlc:e to KAREN A. RHYNE, 4°"1 IMgulltlty In ll"ly bid rt• Gary W. Sttelbetg Marl Ellen Nell, 32681 Dall POol A r I 15 22 nt1li ..,, I .,_ .. SOLVE AS FOLLOWS'. lntt1ealed person• unless MAC ARTHUR BOULE· eeiYld. Thia 11atem1n1 was hltd Call• San Merco1, San Y P • ' ' ' CASE NO. A 111739 PUBLIC NOTICE Deecf of' Trwl n t ... ~ SECTION 1 The City they have welvtd nollce or VARO, SUITE 400, NEW· tlRW~Ofl'foMaSA wllh tht Counlt; Clerk ol Juan C1pl11r1no, CA 92675 29· lt98 W659 To .a tteirt, btneff. lllwdtd In Mid Couritv Ind Council of 1he C11y ol Cosla con1tnled 10 t~ proposed PORT BEACH, CALIFOR· UH.,llD SCHOOL Dia. 011ng1 County on 3·24·98 Thi• bu1lneu 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE ciari .. , credltort, oon-Ts No. t563235A Lmn No. = and ~ ~rli:; Mesa doas hereby declare action.) Th• Independent NIA 92660·2554, STATE TR I OT of Or an 1 • 19988753200 ducltd by: an Individual dnoent crtdJtort, and 166.mS Nola Of Tl\lllllt't Siie : H = of' tlWI . 11s 1nt11nt1on to vocate their 1dmlnlslrallon au1hor1ty Wiii BAA NOS. 46983 ANO Colft'lty Ollty PilOI Mar. 25, A.pr. 1, Ha"e you 11trled doing Flotltlou1 8u1lne11 penone Who may Olh41r'-YtlJ Art 111 o.fllil ~A o.td on Joaid U ?2~11;!)1 nleM!SI 111 a 20-loot Wldt bt granted unl•H an Inter· 118645 /a/ 8har•• L. Chlnv 8 15 1996 W647 bl.ltlnets t;tl? No Nam• lt•t•m•nt WIH ~ lntotHted In Of T• D.r.d 4'22193. u~ 15-45)-415 1' 1 • ~· uubloc all'-'t "8ht·ol-way lo· esttd person Illes •n ob· ' ' • Marl Nall The rot1owlng po1son1 art tht wlD or ••tall or Y"" TIM AdlOll To PnUd Vo.K ltUllM la Mii "9 Pf'OPOl'V .. . Jtad at 48 East 17th 1ecti0n 10 IM petition end DATE• SEP 3o, 1997 Director of Purotwaernv PUBLIC NOTICE This 11a1tment w .. flied do1~ buslnose as: both, of: CECEUNE L. ~. 11 Mey 9t Sdd Al A la. wt1tt9 i.· The lliretf ed· s11el!1 more particularly shows good cause why the J. Pl!Tl!RION, Cltrk, end Wer.tlou11n1 424· wllh the County Cl.,k ot Equ11i;corp System, 19000 GODSOE Putai S. II YQI Nttd An dreee tllld other oommotl' .::.:~e .. bt'd .:is follows The court should not gr1n1 tht by E. FIQUEROA, Dep-8071 Flc tltloue BuslneH Oran~ County on 3•10·98 MacArthur BIVd .. Suite 500. A PETITION Me ~OITtwHanOIThl ~.lf.ny,olthe,..f 011• .... as1et1y 20 lotl ol lho 1u1hor1lt;. . uty Publlahed Newport Name St•tement 19989751198 lrvlne, CA 92612 • bH" flied by WIWAM ~ ~ Yca.t. YtlJ Pfopor1y ~ abcW9 i. .out1111a)lurly e2 leol ol 1h1 A HEARING on the P,,811· Publlshed Newport Btach·Cost1 Mtsa Dally The IOllOWlng persons art Ollly Pllol Apr. 8, 15, 22, Magdalena Salera. 19000 QOOSOflnth•Superior ShaAdCariadALIWYW Natala to be: 1044 P0-1tn""11~1orly 440 loot of uon will be held on MA, 7, Btecll.Costa Mesa Daily p11o1 Apnl a, 15. lt'98. doing business as: 29 lt98 W664 MacArthur Blvd .. Sulle 500. Court of Callrornla ttMDyGHMlhlltlwNlll~ 1$ CA. NEWPORT l. t Uli tl1 .vfort He.9hts, 1n 1998 II 1 :45pm In Otpl p IOI Ap II 8, 15 22 29 W658 JOHNRAO ENGINEERING ' llVlne, CA 92612 County f O . ' DDwl • 92 ... Ca.Ill ISEACH. CA 92teO & 2035 ., !I c ty 0 Cosl3 Mesa, 703 localed II 341 The Ct~ ~8 I ' ' ' & SOFTWARE SERVICES PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• business IS COO· no~o pri,~~ ..... 8-d\ CA 92e(jQ ISAL.TRA PL COSTA MESA, • t, er Orango State or Drive South, Orange, C 1 W657 PUBLIC NOTICE CO .. 3419 Via Udo •313, dueled by: an ind1v1duat 18 the1"wlLUAM ~•PllCll~ 831.ao. CA tiQ6 The undoRlgned , n a as shown on a 92668 N-l>ott Beach, CA 92663 Flotlllout 8u1ln•H Have you started doing fc" I02. M Mar'I Fllif o..at.d " TIVINo chdalm& .ny liablllty ' rceorileU 111 Book 4 IF vou OBJECT lo th• PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI Cllarles R. Johnson, 180 N•m• •••••m•nt business vol? Yes. 4·1·98 ODSOE be appointed Seid [)Md d TNll. .. bl Ide! II for M'f i11C01Tectnoela °' the I • e .. (JI M·sc.-llaoeous granting or lhe pelihon. you UNtTINO BIDS Pe.rk Crest, Newport Coast, Th• following persons art Magdalena Sele ·' -J>91'90nel ~·ertHnt• i:allic ..,_ .... " In Thi fnirf Of llrMt addrwa and OCher 11.'COrC~ ol 01ange sriould appear 11 lhe hear· cnet581747 Notice la h.,eby given CA 92657 doing business as This s1a:1sment was Med tiv. to ednvnttter the n. AtaDc:Ms Al Thi Mlln &tty common~ If M'f o, C.iJ 101n a Ing and sraril your Ob· NOTICE TO lhal the 8o11d of Tru&IMI Mtryh Radley 8192 Blay a) SKOOKUM CONSTRUC· w1lh lhe County Clerk ol .. tete of the deotdent. ArM 1'0 Thi ~ Cttie ~ herein TI19 totai :,(1 .1·.G THEREFROM 1cc11ons or hit wrlnen Ob· Clft:DITOAI OF ol lht Coast Communily Lock Or .. Huntington TION. t253 Martin SI , Orange County or. 4·2·98 THE PETITl,ON re· C:.W.401_..11 E ChlpMnAve , amount cl~ unpeid bol· :i ..... ~~ and d•a1mige 1ections with the coun be· Cohtgt Olltrlcf of Orangt Beach. CA 92647 C104, Irvine, CA 92612 11980754397 quuta authonty to "'--. c.l'om9 on 41'22196. It ante ol 1111 obllgatlon ... , l' 1 ior all e"sttng for• lhe hearing. Vour ap-: (SB~cL:. ~~~~. Counfy, California, wlU r• This business Is con· Ronald w111uell. 2253 Daily p1101 Apr. 8, 15, 22, administer the Hl•t• lctOO AM, to thl hlghlll bddw, cur9d by lht 1>'°'*1¥ to b4 •.,•? tJ antJ overhead peararice may be in person ce1ve Haled bid• I.If> to bul duc1td by: a general pan· Martin SI., Ct04, Irvine, CA 29, 1998 WS60 under the Independent ~ II U. t.ne d ..... for aold and renonable ftti. c ... • ~ a.,d cJta•nage or by vour allorney. 8105 U.C.C.) no 1a1er then 3:00 p.m. nership 92612 Admlnlstretlon of E•· callorc:astllr'1c::tlldlchM!on• 9d cost• • and • ~5 1a~c·1 'v.•tri rognt IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Eecrow No. Thursday, N>rll 30, 1998, al 'Have you slaned doing This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE tet" Act. (Thie authori· ..... anallClnlll benll. c:l1ldl cnwn ::'anc .. at ·the~ lhe • .-s, .wd 1.>91ess tor or a con11ngen. I creditor .01 1·29348.pm tht Purchasing Department business yet? Yes, •110198 ducted by: an 1nd1vldual ty will ellow the pereon-on•.,. or ftdllW Wll9 and Initial bllealt0n of the No- l '1-s" of mJ•nla1n1rg. the dece~sed, you must Ille Notice Is hereby given to of lht District localed II Charles A. Johnson Have you started doing Fictitious Bu1ln111 al repr••tntetlve to toke laln 1.uocat1011, lllWIQI llGe ofpu le . s138 gs5 431n • , and upgradirig your claim wirh the court creditors of the w11hln 1370 Adams A"enut, Bldg. This statement was liled business yet? Yes, Jan. 14, Hem• St•t•ment men action• without ~ a lllWIQI balil u 11• • • • •1 • 11-J public uhlil!es and mall a copi; 10 .lhe per· named seller that a bulk 0, Costa Mesa, Calilornia, wllh the County Clerk ol 1998 The lollowlng persons are ob.J'ni court rov-'IJIC{lld Ill FINncml Cail ltdion addition 10 cash. the Ttvster • -'jll IJc1h11es sonal representative ap· sale Is aboul 10 be made of al which time bids will be Orange County on 4·10·98 Ronald Whitsell doing business as: al Bef~ teking 9cf:rtaln ~t021ndlUlholtltdtodotiuana d'11 ac:c:ept a :;:,,sniela ~j· • ,. •' s 1 210 square pointed bt; the court wllhln the assets described publlcly opened end read 19988755183 This statement was flied GEOHYPE VIDEO PAO· • I rt t ti lllc.llom9 Thi M wl bt llllda ntWn on a • or n-·~· •1n JI tt·~s lour monlhs from the date for· . lth 111, Co nl Clerk 01 DUCT 0 S 2 5 7 S very mpo en eo ons1 wihtalt CXJn111nat11 or Wlmlnly blank, a oheclt drawn bY a (.., l 10•J :.> Monday. the of l11st issuance ol the let· ~~~o:names arid business . PURGHASE OF Daily Pilot Apr. 15, 22, 29, ~range Coun~y ~" 3·20·98 I N ' o th treet, however, t,h• P•~•one1 ~ °' VTl~led. ~ tlh: etate ot federal ctedlt union : ' oJ, ol ,.,1,11 1998, al iers as provided In Probate addresses of the seller are: MICROCOMPUTERS; May 6. 1998 W677 199B8752979 ~eeW:,~~I ~:~g~a~~2~~6~:h repr~Hntativ4! will be ,.......,.,. Of entumlnncit, lo or I c;heck drawn by• state ' 0 "' '0 lflt.! Council Code section 9tOO. The CHARLES B. PAVNE, 101 COASTLINE PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Pilot Mar. 25, Apr. 1, S1ree1, Newport Beach, CA. required to give notice Mlidv Uw otiigalian MO.lr'9d by°' federal savings and k>ano. 11 '" rl City Hall, 77 time for l1l1ng claims will Mclaren /IE, Irvine, CA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8• •s, 1998 W641 92661 to lnterHted per•on• 11'11 o..a d Trull auc!J1ed by aasoc;latlon, uvlng1 a&a0- '• fJ• "" Co~ta Mosa, not expire bolore tour 92618 All bldt are 10 b• In ac· Flotltlou• BualneH ' This business Is con· un!e•• t~ay have Stndrl Btlthdl. An U!W'Mmed elation or savings banlc ' 1w'' oJ 1 '11.'11.'by hxed monlhs from the hearing The local!on In Calllorn1a cord•nce with the Bid Doc· Neme Statemtnt PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual waived no'tice or con.-WOlllll\ .. ll\lllor, r9COldad on apoci1led In _Section 5102 DI • 1'"' 1 " arid PliKC for dale nouced above_ or tho chief execulive othce umenll which are now on The following persons are Have vou siarted doing •ented to the propo•ed 5141113. rtalldld 11 l,.ru!Mlf No. tile Financial Code a• , • ' l .i11 P"•sons •nler· VOU MAY EXAMINE the ol lhe seller Is· "SAME AS Ille and may be sectJrtd in doing business as: Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH business yet? No ectlon.) The indepen· 93-0296205. Book No. page, d •u1horized lo do bYs~ ift • 1 ! ·,,or otJ cl1n3 10 the file kepi by the court. lfJou ABOVE" · the olflce o tht Director of so N ·L IGHT AN o Name Steltment George Hardmari dent edminietretiOI\ thl Olftelll Racoras d Orange, Chia llllle. lnlhe evoent ttna.r r1.1 c J \ J • 1t·o11 aro a person lnleraste in As hsled bt; the seller, all PurchMlng ot lhe District STEVENS MERCHANDISE. The following persons are This slalement was filed authority w ill be grented c.l'anw Tiii ta&ll llllCl#l OChel than ca.II Is ~. r r 1-'J J Tl•e~o pro· the eslate. you may file oilier business names and No bidder may withdraw MINISTRIES ANO MORE, doing busines:1 11: with lht County Clerk ot unleu an intereeted MOil'ld ~ UJll lnlllumaN It d T"*-may wlttlhold 11• • • J ~~ 'J' uo con-wilh lhe court a Request addresses used bt; tn. his bid fOf a perrod of forty· 2796 Harbor ·Blvd.. Suite VOUS SONGES INTERI· Orange County on 3·20-98 person filH en objection 1111 tfM d .,._, ~ d it. is-nc:. ol the Trus1ee's 'i •Su' I lo lho pro-ror Special Notice (form seller within lhret yea11 btt· ltv• (45) d1ys af\11 the dale 335, Costa Mesa. CA OAS, 6922 Church C11cl1, 19980752970 to the petition and nci:a • SllS.244 lO. 'lllt'Ch Deed until funds become ~ cl Scci on 8300 Ot DE·154l 01 lhe Ming 01 an fore the date such list was sel for lht opening thereof. 92626 Slud10 88, Hunllngton o I p sho w• good cauH why n:iidll ,,.. leltll amounl d IM aYallable lo lhe payee or .. c• ' e Strce:s and inveniory and appraisal 01 sent or delivered to tht The Bo•rd of TrustHs ,.. Anita Faye Stevens, 2796 Beach, CA 92648 11 y 1101 Mar. 25' Apr. 1' the court should not ~cl blllnot (incbMg ICOUtd ~ aa a matter ol nghl ' • .-"' !> Couc ot trie estate assets °' 01 any pe· buyer are: "NONE" serves the prlvlltge or rt· Harbor Blvd.. Suite 335, Dulcie Wong, 6922 Church 8• 15· 1998 W543 grant the euthority. •nd u•cl nerast) Ind This II an altlfT\pt to c:olloct a ' •1 ~.1 ' rt a htoon °1 account as pro· The names and business jecllng any and an bids or Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Circle. Huntington Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE A HEARING on tt\e ,__tH 9'11Mlld COit$, debt and any informatlOn I C' 1 ' .i r tu~ Cily vided In Probale Code sec· addresses of the buyer are: to waive any lrrtgularltlts This business is con· CaJ1torn1a 92648 petition will be htld on ~· and 16'rtnets 11 Ille obtained wtll be used fOf that •• ~ •'r I '1"" C·IY ol Hon 1250· A AtqUHI for SHERMAN INVESTMENTS or lnfonnallllH In any bid ducted by an lndillldual This busmen IS con-Flctltloua Bu1lness M 7 1998 1 •45 ._ d ,,.., ~cation d llW pufl>OM SlllCS sale will be o I ' I.' s 1 '~ hl·•l.'by di· Special Notice torm is INC., A CALIFORNIA COR: or In the bidding. Have you llarted doing ducted by an individual Name Statement p :x · 'o 708i I ' • nahca Oalld Mardi 27. l996 mecSt but W11houl CO\IONlnl ctl' ':> t .. usc no1oces 01 available lrom the court PORATION. 23891 Via Fat>-Signed: business t;et? No Have you slartcd doing Tho ro11owing persons are • ·'" 'tt. T oo~t Olli. CanN. AIMtlnl Va Of ~ exiiress or 1m·, "' !i,~ J prc.,osed v3cat•o1n cleArktt r th p ti ricanle, Mission Vle10. CA fS/ ROQER w. DAVIS Alllta Faye Slovens business yet? No doing bu91ness as· ~v:' p ~ 1 Box h~4 ~~y ~~ ~~"°' plied r=ing lrtle, poaw.. • 1 ull conspicuous Y orner or • • • 92691 DI t I p h This statement was filed Oulc:it Wong BUCKINGHAM PLACE, • • 1 """"l*!Y _, H'lndl Road. ~ 1 ll Sl<'d :ilo g s.iu strips 01 Uontr: The asaets to bt eotd ••I re~" to,.._ we ~·· wilh Iha County Clerk or Thi• 11a1emen1 wH llltd 2768 Longwood Court, Orenge CA 92613. $>•• 2870 llWWldillt. CA 9t706 aeon. .... °' :;:umndeb49d' 0 1 d l.;ir ·'1 1l':lSt two (2) WILLIAM W. SOUKUP, described In general as: nte ••• "'9Mmun ty Orange County on 3·24·98 wilh lhe Counly Cltrk ol Costa Mtsa, CA 92626 IF YOU OBJECT TO (826} ~ For Slle5 "'11-T 1 1 ,_. "'"~5 t:.e:' c ~lie dJto 01 ESQ. ICSBl75088) A.LL FURNITURE. FIX· Coll•t• D.l•trt.t 19988753201 Orange County on 3·20.98 John A.O. Beazley, 2768 the .. granting of the lnlarm•hon Cal (714) ~73-t96S aecured by 11! Deed, ad· a ro:?.illn'J ... aid nouces ATTORNEY AT LAW T\JRE S, EOUIPMENl, MA· Open: Aptil ao, 1998 • 3:00 Dally Piiot Mar 25 Apr 1 18980752954 Longwood Courl. Costa petition, you tho~ld PI065644/l 4/S4/l~9& :nc::. ~·.,_":' ' ' LC' µo~•ed not more ' CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM· p.m. . ' . ' A. 1 Mesa CA 92626 eppeer et the hHnng er 81 ,.·-·~ n. · " ·t ••.'l' hundred (300) 8 141 E ' KA 1 SER PROVEMENTS, STOCK IN Bid NoJ 1763 8• 15• 1998 WGSO Daily Pilot Mor. 25• pr. · This' b~1lness is cori· end stet• your objec-PUBLIC NOTICE and lhe unpaid pnnc;tpal ~· 'o: I ,•0111 tiut '"no evon1 BLVD., S UITE 308, TRADE, GOODWILL ANO Publlahtd Newport PUBLIC NOTICE 8, 15, 1998 W642 dueled bt; an lnd1v1dual tlon1 or Ille . written lhe note secured by said il I i._....,,..r lhJri throo (3) ANAHEIM, CA 92808 BUSINESS NA.ME 8 h CNtt Mn 0 ii PUBLIC NOTICE Have you slorte.d doing objections with the NOTICE YOU ARE IN OE· deed witll intar•t thereon as 1•-c'i t nosi d Published Newport and are located 11: 101 eac • a 8 Y Fictitious Bu1ln1H business yet? No court before tht hear· FAUlT UNOER A DEED OF prOYided in said Note, 1-· £CTION !> 1111~ Aesolu· Bcac:h·Costa Mesa Dally McLaren i!IE, lrvlne. CA. Pilot Aprll l 5, 22• 1998· Name St•t•m•nt Flctltlou1 B1o11lne11 J Ao B I ing. Your eppeerence TRUST DATED 7·1·97 charges and expensea of the , , & ' he ,pubhs~od P1101 April 9, 15, 16, 1998 92618 W667 The ronowing persons are N•m• Steltment This ·,t:.:~~~t was flied mav be in pereon or by UNLESS YOU TAKE . AC-trustee and of the lrusls .. cv "' .J nuw,µ.ipa ol ThW435 The business name used PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: The lollo';llfng persoris are with the County Clerk ol your attorney TION TO PROTECT YOUR crtat9d by Mid OMc:I of' '""' 11 owl:it on, pt1nled by the seller at that loca· LANGUAGE LABORA.TO· doing business as: Orango County on 3·20·98 IF YOU . ARE A PROPERTY. IT MAY 8.E Tl\lat This sale don not :J i ut.I rir:j •n Ille City PUBLIC NOTICE lion Is: SUNDOWN WIN· NOTICE RIES, 18003 Sky Park Cir· Sand~lper Collision, 1500 19986752973 CREDITOR or e cont' • SOlO AT PUBLIC SALE. IF Include the riglltto obtain any ' i:os\j ~.1~,J Orange DOW TINTING INVITINQ 81DI cle, IJ, lrvlne, CA 92614 El I C I M a CA 0 ly Pll M 2 A di f ihn YOU NEED AN EXPlANA-tlCCrved renls lhet ere coital· n11 Ca 't-1 i1 SUMMONS The anticipated date of 0 0 $ North American Pacific In· m .. os a es , a1 ot ar. 5, pr. 1, gent ere tor o t, e TlON OF THE NATURE OF eral for Ille obllgatlona ... : .;ssrn M.O ADOPTED (CITACION JUDICIALt the bulk sale I• M•V t Th• or~:. :rnio,:anl· duslrles Corporalfon, ICA). 9J~~~un & Walnut. Inc .. 8, 15, 1998 W644 deceHtd! you '!"Ult file THE PROCEEDING cured by the deed of trust,• "fl'> !J/ t.I AP111 l998 NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: 1998 at the offic• of THE ~Ion ~Iii I wlhngt tlS003 Sky Park Circle, #J, (CA), 1955 Church SI , PUBLIC NOTICE your cl.,m . with the AGAINST YOO, YOO wtleeher or not sequestered,' -PETER BUFFA (Av1so a A.cusado) DALE ESCROW FORUM, 2316t oonty, oma, rt-C C courtandmeilecopyto SHOULD CONTACT A collected,°' 1n the poaee. Ma11or of tho Clly of WATERS. Does t 10 10. in-La.kt Center Drive 1120. Cllvt bldJ untl Tu-.d.ay, 1~~7:• :U:1~~~~ Is con· T~~~a ":,~s:i~;:,92~27 con-Flctltlou• Business t~e pareon,el rtprtHnta· LAWVER T.S .. 44589-02 llOll o1 a recaMtr. debtOf·in· Co!>te Mesa clusive Lakt Forest, CA 92630 M•J 1• ttl&t •I t 1•00 ducted by: a corporalion ducted by: a corporauon Name Stat1m1nt live apporr~ted by the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S poueuion, thl benef1C1ary ATTEST: YOU ARE BEING SUED BY This bulk aale Is eubjecl a.m. Bid• must ~ re-Have you started doing Have you started doing The lollowlng persons are court within four SAl.f UNOER OEED OF °'any oener penon. Oaled· MARY T . ELLIOTT PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta' to California Uniform Com-celvtd attn. DlaMdt Pur· business yet? No buslneuyel? No doing business as· mont~I fr?m •th_• date TRUST Notice le hereby 4-10-98 eapm,.no Valley Oepul City Clerk of demandando) MICHAEL L merclal Code Sectio n chulng 0111ct by the dale Nonh Amerlc:an p~mc In· Churun & Walnut, Inc.. AdVanc9d Mobile Wash, of frrat 111uenc• ~f glvefl that CAASTRNK) 1-1m1"11 Inc., as Trvaee 'I MICHEL 6106.2. herelnabove 1t1 IMh al dust11es Corp .. Jonathan O. Barbara Ttmple NP. 1325 North Low~ll S1ree1. letter• H provided in VAU.EY INVESTMENTS by: ConlOhdated R8COIWl'/-1 he Clly 01 Co~I a Mesa Vou have 30 CALENDAR II 10 subject. lhl namt which tllne !My wlll' be Mu, Pres. This stalemenl \IJS flled Santa All•, CA 92706-3732 sec.tion 9100 of the INC ... t"'9191, °' l41COomot' anoe eom.,.ny t.lC, ~ 1" " F DAYS a her this summons ai:id address of lh• person opened and eumln9' 11 This statement was med with the county Clerk or cnttord Allen Co• 1325 Cahfornle Probete C~•. trwt•. or aubotlt\lted trual• Conaohd.ied R-•JOVMM IS served on you to file a witll whom claim• may btt lfl ot the 01 1 with the County Clerk or Orange County on 3·24-98 North Lowell Streo• Santa The time for filing puRUant to lhe Deed ol Trust CQ. A dMaion ol CtlicagO lypewntten response al this llled Is THE iSCROW Ille 0 ce Str cts, Orange County on ~g8 199887S3204 Ana, CA 92706-3732 claims will not expire 119CVtad by RONALD H. Tdle insurance Co. 111 aoonc_. co .. 11 FORUM, 23161 Lake Can-l0S44 Ellis AYfflue._ Foun-19988755091 Dally P.Sot Mar 2'. Apr. 1, This bu1ln~ss .is con-before four month• POWERS No4 U~RIEO 24011 \lenrunt 81Yr1., -2od A loller or phone call will ltr 011ve "120. Lake FOi· taln Va"ey, Celllot111t1, lor Dally Pilot Apr. 15, 22, 29, 8 15 1998 W646 duded by an 111d1v1dua1 from the heering dete MAN AKA RONALD HOUS· noor Calabasas, CA 91302 not protect you: your type-est, CA 92630, EICIOW no. the followlng: May 8 1998 W678 ' ' Ha~t you ataned doing noticed ebove. TOH POWERS AN UN-(111) 176-1430 By A vmllen response musl be 2~8PM . LANDSCAPE ' PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? Yes. 2/1/98 YOU MA y EXAM· MARRIED ~ and r• S.ucodo TIUSt8e Sale om; '" pioper legal form 11 you a~d the last dale for flllng MAINTENANCE PUBLIC NOTICE ChHord A. Cox INE the file kept by the oordod on 7.21.g7 .. inst t cer Authotlzed Signor LPR wanl the coun lo hear your claims shall be April 30, SPECIFICATION Flctltloua BuilntH This 11e11meot was filed court. If you ere • tr· u1970343901 ol Olfi 1 1Gn1 4115. 4122, 4129198 , case. 1998, which Is the business NO 979a.2 1 Fictitious Buelneu Neme Statement with lht County Clerk of P tc1a II you do not hie your re-day be!Ote the ut• date ' Neme Stattment Th f 11 I a e Orange County on 3·24·98 sponse on ltmt , you may specified above. A lob walk wm take The following persons are dole ~ ~~".~~~sons r 19986753205 lose the case. and your Deted: 4/9198 plec• •n Tu••day, doing business as: N01THu AMERICAN CAPI· o 11 Pllol M 25 A 1 wages, money and prop· SHERMAN INVEST· Aprll 21. 1"8, •t 9 :00 LUCRECIA'S HAUSE· TAL PARTNERS 1500 8 ~/ 1998 ar. ' ~649 OBITUARY erty may be taken without MENTS, INC. e.m. All PIOtptdlvt bid· CLEANING SERVICE, 521 Quail, Sutle 550, N1wpon -· -·-------888 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 lurthcr warning lrom (he JEFFREY M. SHEA· dett are utg~ to attend. W. Wilson SI., Apl. C105, Beach, Colllornla 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE ,1 1 "'fJ"l.ir mt•el· cTohue~e arc other legal re MAN PRES. Plean meet in lht lobby ol Costa Mtsa. CA 92627 Michael o. Henton, 600 11 --------- ' 11 ., ,. " 1 11 .. 1u CJn tne 61h qu11ements Vou may wan; P~bllshed Newporl lh• Purchasing Division Lucrecia Orgenls1a Perez, 2 Iris, Corona del Mar, CA Fictitious Bu1ln111 .., ~ · B lldl lhe bo 521 W. Wilson SI.. ll'C105 92625 Name Statement I •l c.1 '•P'·'· 1'.!:JI! 10 call an anorney right B_each·Cosla Mesa Dally u ng 81 1 ve ad· Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ' This business 1s con· The rollowlng persons are ., ,., HJ£ 5S \',t~UlCOF. I away. II you do nol know Pilot April 15, 1998 dreu. This business Is con· ducted by an lnd1V1dua1 doing buslriess as , ,,., l "" u1to ~ct my Mnd an allomey, you may call W680 Sealed bids must be sub· dueled by: an Individual Have you started doing llnLE ISLAND, 1326 Car· , ~ a11 ••·J !ho Sc.:11 ol the ari altorney referral service mi"ed on lht ro1m sup· Have you s1aned doing bus1riess yet? Yes 3115/93 tegena, Newport Beach, or a legal aid ottice (listed PUBLIC NOTICE plltd by tht Ol1111c1 In ac-business yet? Yes 09·15-M chaftl o Henton Calll 92660 1~ ol r o~ta 1/osa lh1s 71h In tho phone book) 87 ' 1 " · 1,1 .,1 Ap• 1998• Oespues de que le en-LEOAL NOTICE cordanc• with all pr0\11-. This 11a1em,,1 was Iliad Barbara EspoStto. 1326 MARY T ELLIOTT 11eguen esla citaclon judi· NOTICE IS HEREBY slon1 of the sptclOcatlons. Lucrecia Organista Perez wilh the County Cl8fk of Cartegena, Newpon Beach, Deputy cu; Clerk and c1al usled t1ene un pla20 de GIVEN Iha! the Board ol Speclllc•hons, bid blanks ~~~s t~~,C~~~ w~l~r~ll•:, Orange C~~~~;;5~~·;~ ~~1~2~~siness " con· e1e·olflclo Clork of th• 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS Education of lhe N-port· and lurlhtr lntormahon Orange Counly on 3·20-98 ducted by an ind1v1dual Cllll Councll or the City para prescnlar una r&-Mesa Unined School Dis-mat; be obtained al the 199B0752953 Daily Pilot Apr 15, 22, 29, Have vou started doing t C t M spuesta escrita a maquina lrict of Orange County will above address lelephOne 0 11 P 1 .. 25 A 1 May 6, 1998 W670 businoSI yet? Yes, 1976 0 os • •sa en osla corte. receive sealed bid• up to 714 593.7591 11 Y 1 ot mar. · pr_ · •----------E Publtshud t4ewporl Una cana o una llamada 10:00 a.m. on lht 23rd day I P ) 11 h d N 8, 15, 1998 W645 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~;:a~~al:~~~\10 was filed oJl'.J~h-CoslJ '•1l's3 oa,ly teelon1ca no le otrecera of April. 1998, et the Pur· ub 1 • •wpo.rl ----------,·---------101 t.µiil 15 22 ,9!J8 proteccion; su respuesla chasing Office or nld Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1 Bu1lnH1 w11h lh• County Clerk ol W6C6 esma a maqutna Ilene que Sctlool Olstr1ct. located at Pilot Apnl 15, 1996. Flotltlous Buelnen Name St•t•m•nt Or•noe Counl1 .... ~~:-~::: ---------cumphr con las lormall· 2985-B Bear Street, Costa W685 The lo11owlng persons are •• v PUBLIC NOTICE Cl3des legalts apropladas Mesa, CA g2626, al which PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement doing busintss as; Dally P1lol Apr 15, 22. 29. SI USlld qu1er1 que la cort• time said bids will b• pub· The ronowlng persons art Elan Pho1o01aphy, 1532 Maye. 1998 W671 escucht su caso. licly opened and read for: STATEMENT OF doing business ass: G Valencia, Newport Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE BS\71815 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: MICHAEL FRANCIS PICCOLO, aka MICHAEL F. PICCOLO CASE NO. A191092 T , "' 1 , t-<'o• '•c1:111es. I J • • r Pl 'll)l'ril c1ed1· 'or~ • .if1 t pl•f!,Ons who may n·• ,.,..,,S•! t," 1n111res1od 1n •• 11 v. 1 o• n~1.1•11 or bolh I r.irCttfl[l FRANCIS 111' C:r)LO ;1~a MICHAEL F I I (l">lO •\ PETIJION FOR PRO· !)AT( '1.J~ UP.~n fllod by 'AIOIAEL PICCOLO In lho S11ncr1or Court ol Cahlor· nia Counl/ ol ORMJGE THE PET1T1mJ FOR PAO· B ATE request• lhlt MICHAEL PICCOLO be ap- pointed as personal rtpr• S1 us1ed no presenta su DISPOSAL OF IVY LANE DE I NS .. • CA 92660 respuesta a llempo. puede SOLID WASTE WITHDRAWA.L FROM 2915 Redhill Ave., Suite A· Heidi M Emerton, 15321---------- perder ol caso, y 1e pueden All bids are 10 be 1n ac· PARTNERSHIP 106, Costa Mesa, CA Valencia. Newport Beach, Flclltloul BuslneH quuar su salarlo, su dinero cordano• with Conditions, OPERATING UNDER 9G2~~a Ktoenen Mohns, CA 92660 T Na1 me Statemtnt y olru cons de su lnslructions, and Specrnca· FICTITIOUS "" This buslneu 11 con· h• ollowlng persons are propledad 1ln avlso adlclo-tl<>M which are on hit In BUSINESS NAME ~~~c~~cJ~2~~i' Newpon ducted by: an lndrv•dual dolr;j buslnen as: mil por pane de la corte. lhe office of Iha Purchaalnn Tht 1 llo In IO h Hava you st1r1td doin~ BU P VOLLEYBALL, 177 ... o w g per n Ill This business Is con· 'ft"' ? y RI Id O · No ort Ex1s1on otros requ1sltos le· Director of said School Dis· ilhd a 1 bus" ... ss yet ts, April • vtrs e rive, wp w rawn t a genera ducted by: an Individual !998 Beach, Calllornla 92663 gales. Puedt que usted lrlct, 2965-B Bear Street, partner from Che partn«· uave you start"'d doing Sh M 111 177 A' qulera llamar a un 11bogado Co11a Mesa, CA 92626. hi 11 d h .-. "' Heidi Emerson 1wn ur o, 1ver· 1nmed1a1amenle. SI no Each bidder muel submit ' p opera ng un " 1 • business yet? Yu, Jan. This statement was llltd side Drive, Newporl Beach. fictitious bu1ln111 namt ot 1987 1 h h c Cl k 1 Calltornla 92663 conoce a un abogado with each bid a Certified 01 s & w AUTOMOTIVE •1 Glenna Kroenert Mohns w I I t ounly tr o puede llamar a un 11rvic Caahiet'• Chtck payeble to !6650 Harbor Blvd., SI•. Thia ilalernent was filed Or1nge County on 4·10.98 This business le con· de rererencla da abogad the Olslrlcl or a bid bond In Bl6. Founieln Vlllley, CA with the County Clerk 01 11988755103 dueled by: an Individual o a una ollclna de ayuda lht form stit forth In 1ht 92708 Orange Countv on 4•11).98 Dally Piiot Apr. 15, :n. 29. Have you 7s~ned doing logal (vea ti direclorlo tele-conttact documtnta In •n Tht Flclllloue Bu1in11t 199811755165 Mat; 6. 1998 W674 ~u~~~~t~/110 ° lonlco). amount not ltu than Nemt reltrtld to above . CASe NUM•ER Sl0,000 u a guarantee was lll9d In Oringe County Daily Pilot Apr, 15. 22, 29. PUBLIC NOTICE Thia llattmenl was Oled (Numero del CHO) 1hlt the bidder wlll enter on 7·5-94, ft114482 May 8, 1998 W872 1---,-------0~t~~·C~tyn~n ~1.~:J1 97Hcaoo2 Into the proposed contract ,u11 name end lddrtH OI PUBLIC NOTICE Pict tloua Bualn•H .. ,, If th• nmt Is awarded to lh• _,eon wlll'ldnl...i~: Name Statemenl '8910755180 Th• name Ind addrffl of 1uch bidder. In the event ot ,.-. -".. The IOllowlng on1 Daily Pilot Apt. 15, 22, 29. lh• court .. : (El nombf• Y llilu•t to entet Into Hid ,~;·~]t1• ~=i•Y: f'lcUtloua luslneH doing but•l'lltJ ::• are Mey a, 1991 __ W669 direccion de II oorta es) Conti~. 1uch ncurlcy w!H ton St.ch. ~ 92648 ng Name Slllt•ment LQV'I Dt90t, 3848 Campus MUNICIPAL COURl' OF btt lorleit9d 10 Hid School .......... p ,...,._ The ro1towtng pel'llON .,.. D11vt Suitt 205 Newport PUBUC NOTICE ........ '" • ~-, dOlng ~ u · ' · -------Ol1tr1ct ol Orangt County , .... 71170 a) IAVTREE IMitSTORS. ~~ch,~~!8°Lad Inc Flctltloue 8utlne .. er~~~~~~~~ ~ ?ya~~:~;,:2:!~~5~~!~:: ~ ] causes. John was born in Baltimore. MJ.ryland whw-c he lived ~ ' for five years, then moved to Pleasant Hills, ( alifornia. ~ ~ He is survived by ht~ parc:ncs, Oamd l:.. Jnd Fran,es Viterup ~ Callahan; sister Christy Callahan of Martinn CJ.liforn1a, grandmothers Elizabeth Barr Vmrup of Newport Bea1.h. ~ California and Sar.th Jean Callahan of St. Louis. Missouri, 1n ~ addition, many aunrs and uncles and founcen cousins aJI across the country ~ Services .ind vim:mon were held Monda). April I \, 6:00 ~ p.m. -9:00 p.m., with V1g1l Scrv1<..e at 7.00 p.rn and Tuesd~}. April.14th, Funeral Service and Mass at I 0:00 a 111 Roth J services at Christ the King C:u hol1c Chur1.h 111 f'lca>ant Hill. 7 ~ California. ~ ~ In addition , Service and Burial will be hclJ Thursda_y, April 16, 1998 al 11:0011.m. at Pacific View Memort:1l Park Ch:ipd >.. in Newport Beach . ~ Memorial Gi fts may be made in John's name ro. ] "The Amy Suciler Manascv1t Scholars Prngrnm for thC' ~ ~ Study of Pon-Transplant Complications". ~ ~ THE MARROW FOUNDATION 400 Seventh St .. N W, Suuc 206, W.a~hingron, O.C. 20004 ~ (202) 638..660 I or http://www.manow °'V «l~~~~~~~A T'tllt llltement was filed ti) BAVTREE INVESTORS (CA) 2-200 Windward Lene Neme ltat•ment ~----------------------~~~~C~ol~!WPORT~!SA. 1ION~~hCA9~· ~f~ng~~ttrt ~ij~~~ii~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S 'T! A D'T'lr'J\ T.G Orange COIH'~ °" 3-30.M Newport Cent., Dr. 1180, Tl'llt butlntia 11 con· doing buslneu H I .l ..:t:l..l1. .l. .J .I. y I Dally ""°' AfH, .. 16, 2J. NewpQl1 8"eh. CA t2Ge0 CIUCl9d by• a corpor111on HEIGHTS DETAIL. 495 A CO..An 21 1191 wtel Richard J. Kurl, 1750 Whit· HIV9 you lllrted doing Old N•woon Blvd .. 'N OUR . '* AYI .. 148, Cott• Met•. bu$1Mtt ytt? Y•• 41-l ·g7 port &each. CA 92683 P9UCD A NEW PUILIC NOTICI CA 92'27 The Ungerle LA.di; Inc , Tll'l'I Yothtkawa. tit SO Sig· Thi• buslntH 11 con· Julie '1tlda. Pr•• mond Ctr .. Founlaln Vtllty, end 8M ltloniiy •aotlti.tlt au.lftlke llfuet9d by: en lndr't'l<SUll Thlt 1111.intnt wit foltd CA ... *Buy* U.. ....... , .. ...._. H..,. YGU 1tart9d doing will'I ll'tt Counly Clerk ol Tl'llt bu1l11111 ta con-• 714 •~ "Affordable Alternative" Disco~t Casket, Cremation& BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • I J~ I~ l)tp.rtmm1111 dw Dal/ NtJt ii pl--' to Annt!Uflll' II NW #Mli« MW t1"1lifdlt # IMll ~ tf; wfl fWW SEARCJl tl# ltlMtlj; .J#I. M lldJW,.,.,,. iMtJllllW Jll'l 1't ,,,_ ._ 4" "¥.-w "-'HP;,. S.-AM. .,,,,,,. If'°"""' t{llt-llN ,..,_. I.I romplmri -'"u fi" ,,_ finrr---IM)W lllllitMml wilh"" ~ C/nlt. ~ Onrf II~ p /Jw ~ • "'l"N '1 lttw llnl/ thm fi/it J*"f prot{ qfpubb.:.tlUln u uh U.,, C-nlJ <.lri. rw.~ 't:O/' "1 • fi" ""'' foti"""'.,,. *1ltMnd"'"" lMJJJ Al#. JJO w. 8fJ St. a-M-. If r MM#~ .l """'1111"' • (lJf 642--021 aJ aw uJ ,.w ,,""""""'1. fa'""'. ., ,,.., ",,,,,J. !f J"lfl sla,,,/,J Jww ""1fan!.~,,-Dll111 mJ wt wil/ f,,,,,,,,,, tlwn ~"' """' J-4 (#¥/ /Jd '" ""'"""...,_ 4 ~J,ot • • • Ttle falowWlg per,on1 .,, bualn"' Y.r1 No 0ran09 004.lflly on 4·10-98 8ftOKl!R dOlnt 11utlnN1 • Rleherd J. Kurl .... a&••• 71 ~!!!~~~!!!~~ CA,I' "TICA IOI ttl'I Thia tltt.IMM Wat l1led ,..., ''""'' ,,... _______ _, = Sttote. Htwpoti leech, CA wtth th• County Clttk or Deily 11'1104 Apr. 11), 22, iv. Repo·1nting? '*' 011ng• County on •·10.98 Maye, 1t91 WIS'IG David Jam11 win. 20& Gth 119ee1sste4 PUBLIC NOTICE 8trtlt, Htwpon O.tcl'I. CA Diii" P110l A,.,,. 15 i2 at 92641 , .... • • ··---------LIH Annt lhltnberger. Mey I. ttel Wl73 'lotlUoua •ualnHt 206 ltt1 s11111. Ntwp0t1 PUBLIC NOTICE. N•m• St•t•rn•nl Ottch, CA tlMe, 'nit lotlowmg peraon1 at• Tiiie butfne.-It COf'\• flcUtloue autlnH1 d()jng bU1lne11 H : dueled t>y: a 9entt1l p•n Nam• lt•l•menl v~lte~ TAtcl'f\Ol.OJY1a· ~.:1 ntrlhlp _ Th• lollOWlng ~tona 111 c:A•~7~ vi.. -n "' Heve you 11111td dolnQ ooino 1>uttntu 11. Jot• onuno 2oi.. Y•"11· bulineN yet? No WllGllde U.C, 3141 Cam· cit A~ , ... nit Ant, CA Ototld Wlft pu1 OrlYt. SU41t 205. N...,... t2'108 U • lhltnti.tQlf port ltacil. CA l:MeO Thia butlntn 11 eor· Thia llllt'""1 .,.. filed W1ldlldt llC (CA). '848 dueled by· an lndiYlc.Nol t'Jfll'I the C®nty Cl.,k ol Campus Drl'lt, Sulit 205, H•ve you lllfted dOlng 0r111oe Cown•r on ,....N NfWP'Ot1 eeecn. CA 92"0 ... ·tlnttt "tt? No 1tue11t120 Thi• C>11tlnou 11 con· 7ott o~~o o.ay Ptloc Afll. 1. a. t5, duct9d bv: Urnittd U1t11111y Th11 s111emem wu lll9d : . ~· • ... • .. ~---r. -- 7 •11 MM Burial Service Why snould you subject yourself & }'our family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? CaUToll Frtt I~ SUVlni OrU~ & ~ C4attes n . 11A We52 Co. wilh tM Countt Clerk Cl Th• community Or~• Countt on 2·24·" Buv It. Sell It. Find It. S•ll your home through ctU1lf .. d ua.1e1a MetkOI Plaee. tHtl7I01 ti I c1 ... 111t<S o 11, Pilot M• 11.A,., 111 •••••-.J Classlfled. e42·H78 '· ts. ttN Wl4t 11u·~--....... ----.:._11•11111!111!1l!llllllllll~-111~-~-----~---...;....-..:..._;:;:_._: ~ OUT·OP .. STAD CORONA 1 nruoUNC!MENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FUR.NITURE 60141•·--·-----------... PIOPUTT 1551 D!t MAl 2o22 nnn 5530 WANTED 553Sliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EQUAL HOUSING OPPORllJNITY ••••••lliliillill,~iii~iiiiii~i&i!i!iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brown.-.Jordan outdr r-~=~----.1Verv ole•n 2br 2b•,•---------OETECTIW • PRIVATE A Woman of Integrity! lurn. Whl tbl/4 chrl, f t d • .. "'0'"',.'11....eNTS 2 lounges, serv cart, p, n ry rm, apa, gar, IMU1 v'"~ lnv•alJgator Train•••, Nurae,Hom•m•ker. lo h •· cocktail lbl, 011oman c H to bHC . Avall 2920 Good wagH. Excel cook.Own car. d 5/1, S1GOO 723·0608 714·239-5921 Skilled In Massage goo cond Sl200lHI I~=~~~==== 114.759.9354 MIMl.-. ........... 1111111 ll:t:=~*==~~:=-~li---------l i therapy. t2 Yrs.exp· ........,,._..... .... ,... COSTA MerA 2624 DRIVBRS·OWNl!R Local refa. Hrly or 24 1·c-u_s_to_m_d_l_nl_n_g_s_e_t_w_/_4 = ~ OPl!RATORa & tem· hr I h If I I . CALL uphols'd chrs. antique M11Ptlr"-itt~tf 1111• HO l~!ii~!iiiiii!iiiiiiii!iiiiii! ¥rary •mploy•H 714-040-3735 lllMHt4 wlllcll 111111• 11 ll..... 1• eded. North Amerl· oak dresser w/mirror. te tfttltltl .,., "'*"''· I lEVELAJJ Bri -'-t8r/2Br D•t•ohed n Van UnH offers•---------Chr/ottoman 759·9606 A al c 0 tt. •• • W/Pa tlo 1.,.......,,,..~,__,,,,.,..,.,,,.,,..,.,,,,,.,..,.,,,..,,, 11•11•11 .. tr •tacrl•laallu .. o Acres w/ n .. r bHch. Cath9dral ltlon·free training DOMESTICS 5540 I BUY FURNITURE Mid II,.,, tel«. ttlltl11, 8 Ac.re Lake cells, frig. Move-In nd no mon•y down liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An1lques, Alt PIANOS ..,....,.,1a111...,...._11 3 Lg. BD 3 BA, Special! S675 +S4QO •A__. fClor purchaae. Call Too buay to cook? 1pc o r houaerul cash ........ ...... • .. ...... Forilul Dinin.1. deposit. 548-2421 r-~--1 ;..:.... {·800-348·2147 E rt h r t paid (714) 957-8133 It•• MY UCl ,,_,ttct, L Rm I FIP. ~1 ~ ... ~ Dept. CAS. xpe c • • 1,;ourme i---------1•__._,;,..,.........• Gorvgcous~'cw/aU ~Br 18• Near o.c.c. iJr......,r.iit.c....-or (CAL"SCAN) & organic. We do tho Whltewaah round -"' 'Newly ,..e modeled 1>..L_,_1_-::-. .__ _ _._.,..-... •hopping & prepare table, teal & 4 chair• · Tllll ,, .. ,,,., •Ill 111 wh1ce cab's/~pl's garag•. no· P•I, 5745 ~=:d'iue::k" FIREFIGHTERS. your meals for a week s200. Whitewash enl ._...,,....,...,..,.,ti.. !:-g.3urc.iar, +S400 l.14-241.esso "::""~ f!Odmcall. No experlenc• neces-allforS200. centerS400 531·8551 Miit ltf ,.,, .... Wtlldl 111• 50x80 O ut Bldg. SpacicuroomtonSos. sary. Palli training a.. Travellng Gourmet wlll9tltalfltltln.O.rtlllt11 w/JS'overhang •Coata M•••'• Beat $2.000/mo.-re lo cation. High 714·574·5841 .,. lltrtllr lltlfllff 1111t 111 $39S,OOO Jr-1br & lbr, al10 2br Sandyc.oupbDuncanWdoxnc school diploma grad1. MERCHANDISE ... 1111 .. 1trert1ae• 11 1.i1 (add'I 388 acres av-iii) t b a • q u I e I g a 1 e d Ag.. 1 7 .3 4 . San MISC. 601 S ....,,,., 119 nalllllle ,11 11 comm, pool, tennis . ~S4--98()4 Diego/Orange County: MERCHANDISE ...-1 ~ ...... Tt UM-573 765-5535 ea s Y a cc 8 8 • Io 1 ·800·222-6289; ,iM If *"•IHtltl, caJI HUD freeway/beach/malls. Los Angelea: Br••• Mall Bo••• T•IHm ll 1.-.C..all. ftf 71 4-557-0075 1·800-252-0559; Roar load excel cond Ille~. OC It'll •l•Mt LOST & Freano/Northern Cell-• ..-.Qwntr 6010 Four unlls • keys ClllHUOllat-SMI. FO N 292 rornla: A.l~&I v~ Sacri11co St200obo. HOUSES/ MISCELIANEOUS U D 5 1·800-345-6289. Call Stevo 545·4412 ( M o n ·F r I ) . 1'111!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!=~!1!\l ---------••••••••I CONDOS RENTALS FOUND 1mall black (CAL•SCAN) 11 Citrus, Fruit. Avocecto HOUSES/ FOR RENT hound on Fairview -F=R=E=E,,,,....,,,T""RA~l.,.,.N"""IN..,.,G=--BEST PRICES Trees (fru11ing) $10/ea. B ke 0 4/13 Cb"""P.•"'10$.....:o Queen Palms. Lrg 15 near a r n & t st year Income ..P..P orii. ..P 11 S35 c CONDOS (714) 754·0457 • S30K·Steven1 Trans· •lftimtoenlittC!Qlt ga on ea omont RENTALS TO ·~iomodem Fountains SI tO/ea FOR SALE ---------Found 1mall white dog port-OTA truck drivers •rcfaam.conlileGliry Blrctbaths, S20/ea .Put a few words to work for you. . ' 642-5678. •••••••••I CORONA SHARE 2724 4/9. Vicinity of PCH & w 8 n t e Cl I N ° n· FRED STEGMANN Jasmine. Olandars. & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bayside Dr. 675-7741) experienced or experi· ANTI UES Pr Ive I S 1 /ea ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GENEDllT 1002 DEL MAR 2122 CdM Great Houae enced·Toll free 909·674·9422 avv.. Loat am. brown cat yel · 888·279-4058 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiil fllght attendant pref'd I "G It .. EOE (CAL"SCAN) Dealnners 2Br 2Ba 2br lb• SSSO Avail 5/1 ow •yes race . --------VI! A HM E" T • "Blossom" on tag ,,,.....--,-------0 0 Charming Condo call Rhonda 760-8050 Santa Ana Hgts area Gard•ner FORECLOSED Fully Furn, patio. 4 18 5200 reward Sharman . Gardens In HOMES P.nnle1 on 1 b E'Blun near CdM H.S. , poo , spa, gar, nr ch. 852.8341 C.D.M.· P/T, Mon-Fri. the S1. Repo's, VA, St950/mo ua 760-3187 Share Large 2bt 2ba C 11 8 30 2 30 HUD, Shariff sates. No Apl. S525mo utll incl. a : am· : pm money down govern· avail now. 844·9124 and ask ror Dorothy. WANTED ANTIQUES FIREWOOD X lnl Quality S 135 a cord or S75 for hall delivered free lo your driveway 852·8827 Bridge --------He 11 'TH & 1 t4·673-2268 menl loan• avallable COSTA MESA 2124 EIS CM shr beautiful ~ now. Local llsllng1. lrg 3br townhm. Gar FITNESS 3000 General orrice/sales Older Style Furniture PIANOS,& Collectibles ·~cn•T•~~ By CHARLES GOREN MERCHANDISE with OMAR SHARIF Toll lree Big Back Bay 3br 2ba $550 Incl utl no-am-pt baae +com Amerlcorp $$ CASH PAID $$ MI~C. 6015 and TANNAH HIRSCH 1 -:~t~·:~~~~~2 tom rm/den on huge fem prel'd 942•494o GOT PSORIASIS? ~~~-~70~· ta=;7~·77~~ (CAL•SCAN) lot, Ip, 2.5/c gar. HB Mod•I Hm shr lg Gl!T the product that --------- SOLD! Showca•• home• for aale In our Saturday Real Estala Suppl•m•nll HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlaplay •d• atart at Juet 1751 Deadline W•d 5pm ***** OPEN HOUSE $1595. pet(?)642·9699 2br hse one mile from worked so wall they Great P/T.Opportunily bch. Pvt be/garage took It off th• marketl Gen Typ,Ph, PCexp access. H.uge bckyrd Now, legal prescrlp· Flex·Time 10·20hr wk In grt neighborhood. Ilona available. Full Bob 714-574·9516 Female prel'd $650/ Information FREE. ""P_l_u_m_b_•-,-.... D-,-.--=-1-n mo + 1/2 utls. Avl 5/1 Dermataloglcal Socl· Cleaner Costa Maso Debbie 714·536·2098 ety 1·800-672·4247 plumbing co. seeks New Detached Unit 2br 3.25ba. 2/ gar. w/d hk·up. St200.(utls Inc Id 7t4·631·1358 HUNTINGTON HB Townhouee CAL"SCAN exp'd plumber. Top· Be"C Share 3br 2.5ba, MEDICAAE pay, rehab•. benefits. 1;A H 2140 garage, w/d, female RECIPIENTS arc Call 714-646-3299 prel'd. $530 + 1/2 utll. you using a Nebullzor p 0 ST AL J o·e S Spacious 3Br 2Ba Cal's ok 71 4-536-9773 Machine? Stop paying S12.68·S17 21/HA. For Townhse In Tri·plex W'ald• CM Share full price for Albuterol. app/exam lnlo, call FP, gar, patio. atarm, furnished home. no Alovent, elc. sotu· 1.800-626-6618 Ext now carpet. $1395. smoking $400/mo tlons. Medicare wlll 9406.88m.9pm,7 days Drive by: 219 Venice (714) 031·2708 pay for them We bill -------.,..--~ #1 714·675-4912 Medicare for you and P 0 ST AL J 0 BS one ptifc.e OI ..,t.,e l'\c>v .. WEilUY ESTATES • 1.......d .. te fnendly MIN.Ce "WE PAY MORE FASTER" CONSIGNMENTS C1nuq1tnitrh l4lrr• .s..~1~ & uld 111uct1111 ••rrv l'l•ll11,,llJy •I ~pm Jor inltun1.tt1on t111H 171' 9~7 122S ~957.S133'e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. Meifl St 5Mta AM. CA 02707 ....-.. i..c ..... U.•2&4 Go cart Pron. Now lun cart motor. lots ol accessories 969·0560 LAWNMOWER Soars power lawn· mower w11h bag, eK· cellenl cond111on, $65. Call 645·1933 Solar blkt, reel St 00 Yonex ADX 200 S50 Tllun driver 525 714-548-0545 Wh .. •ICh~ Cadillac model Used twice. Paid $1(.110 Will soll tor $500 cash (71 4) 642-2199 Llatlnge for $51 Deedlln• Thurs 5pm ........ ship directly to your S12.68·S17.21/HR. For ---------door. Call 6:00am lo app/exam Info, call 3:00pm Mon·Frl. Med· 1 ·800·626·6618 Ext A-Save 9406.8am-9pm,7 days Woltt Tanning B•ds Ta11 Al Homo 11 pays to advertise In the beat local AHi Estate Section CALL TODAY LISA RIWRA 714/574-4252 --------·----·-. ---· -. -, --. -· ----. --.. -.. !_ .. ~ - Balboa Newport · Realty, Inc. Established 19'19 Full Service IRVINE 2144 BUSINESS & iiRiiaiiniiciiiihiioiiiiiiisiiia ii" FINAN CE Joaquin Spacious 2br + Oen 2ba Condo 1--------- 2c/gar, w/d hk·up. Ip, BUSINESS po o 1 . s 1 2 s 5 tm o . OPPORTUNITY A~nt 714-675-4912 2904 1•900·53B·~949• PT HOURS FT PAV. (CAL SCAN) M·F days telephone THE ''PARASITE sales of Law Books. TAPE" haa arrived! Nall Co. I'\ CM Call Oul performing Dead Ms. English 755·2960 NEWPORT BUCH Doctors tape 10/1. Retall S•lea PT/FT Call for FREE tape & B r I g h t 0 n b e I I 1 , lnlormallon on how lo watches, allver jewlery ••••-•• clear your body pf Hrly +comm. Fashion 2169 parasites. PteaH ba wary of out (S00)848•9791 . Is. Tamara 644-5953 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or area companies. (CAL• SCAN) Sales Balboa Is. ;rront Check with the local COME QROW sot North ront Better Bualness WITH US! Magnificent 4 4.5Ba Bureau before yrul••·-----· Expanding retail ad· ~ntiqu~5 &. Qfollu.t\blH ~ TOP &>OUM • ?'l ~·~--~ ~. .......... ~ .. Paintings -. China Books,.. Furniture 40~ ' in~Beach :14.873.622 Buy Dirocl and Save' Commercial 'Home units from St99.00 Low Monthly Pmts Fr•e Color Catalog Call t·600-7t 1.0156 CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT 6016 &tank Hi8/SVHS tapes, Sony, Fu1i. Maxell, Ampex. 30-160 min SOC.• S2 95·55.95 . 1·888·764-7448 · Management leasing Vacation Rental• & Sain fam rm, formal dining, .. nd any money N PERSONALS verti$1ng department 2 FP's , roof aundack. fees or aervlcea. Read'••••••••• seeks a sell motivated welbar. 5/c gar, no and understand any,, account executive to -------- dock. V.c $7500/mo contra els before you i--------- WANTED TO BUY 6019 428 32nd Street Newpc>!t BMch, CA 714-723-4494 d f 3014 sell, develop and ser-Donald Pfaff elgn. Shop aroun or TRAVEL vice new business 714-433·9528 rates. and 1peclal sections. Coldwell Banker HERSHEY, M&M, ADVl!RTISE We prefer a candidate MARS Product• EWIDEI 10 have a minimum of Big Canyon 3bd 2·5ba Routeltl $100 000 an-STAT 1 year print ad· Deanne home. F/P, nual potent1a'1111 Na· S400 for 8 25-word vertlalng experience. g •I• d • 1r1P19, gar· UonaJ Company aaek1 classified ad In 200 Excellent communlca· 3000 +sf, grt vu 1 avail local honHt person to Callfornla news pa-lion 1klll1. Ability to now 3•6 mo rental service exciting new P • r 1 · c 0 m b 1 n • d set goals and make CORONA S3500/mo 722·7050 automatic dl1pen11ng :;:~~1~~~~n c~~e~c~·~ pro1a111ona1 presanta· DEL MAR 1022 Lrg Exqulaltely & equipment. Requires ( 9 1 0 ) 4 4 9 •3 0 9 0 lions In a fast paced ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Completely Furn. St3,000.;..,.~e .. 00)725· ( 9 .1 0 )44 9 •00 1 0 and detal~rlented en· Deluxe Cetm Prim• attalched home, 3/48r v• V• CAL ·SCAN vironment. 3.58a. May t-Sepl 1 (CAL"SCAN) Xlnt beneflt package, Loo 58r 5.58• 3FP. $4000. +sec deposit Including 401k. Drug gourmet kit, HC aya. Barbara Sanregret, c eenl g/phyalcal re S1.1Mll By Appl Only Realtor 644·0195 CREDIT 2907 s r n · Judy Grushkln, Agant ------,_-~,--:-1,,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT quired. EOE. 7t4·729·8939 VM NB 2bd 2ba Condo I• Resumes via fax· Al· Pool, Burber carpel, CREDIT CARD 1entlon, Lynn Esola re-modeled bath's, DEBT? Cul payment• 714·850.,.802 or mall: COSTA MESA 1024 WHlcllff area. Avl 5/1 lo 50%. Reduce or EMPlOYMENT llmas Community ~~RY SALE! Uodaimed certified dilmond.Hll slus. Rolex & ocher fine ~tches. )ewelry & estate items. Tremendous savings! 114-675-5200 3418 Via Lido. NB APPLIANCES 6011 I BUY ALL PIANOS Antiques .q111I turn1lure 1 pc or houseful cash paid (7t4) 957·8133 Old Coins Gold Sliver Frantd1n Mini. Sterling Old watchos & 1ewelry Westcoasl Coin 642·9448 RECORDS/TOP $ Jazz. R&B. Soul, Rock Etc 5o·s & 6o·s Mike 645-7505 FREE TO YOU 6022 M••• Verde I.Jog 4br 3 full b•th 2 master sullea, n•w tile/ kllchan, apacloua/ brlla w/b•autlful land· 1cape S254.5K 434-4963 511oomo + algnad ellmlnat• Interest. 5530 New1. 330 West Bay aecurily 045·2350 In 11 ant a ppr ova I. Street, Costa Mesa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Non-profit. C .G.A. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CA 92827 Maytag atack•d Mv old 8080 computer keyboard, monitor, DOS soil war~ for word procea- sor & <1alabase mgr No mouse/printer For 1ra1n1ng, data entry, or ? Free to good home. •Newport Height•• 1 ..a O O ·5 O O -6 4 7 8 ~T:-:E=-A=-C'::""'.'"H:-:E=-R=-=s:--=F=T:-:/P=T washer dryor lull size. 3Br 3Ba, w/gar, patio, CAL •SCAN Sl!CAIETAAY/ SHklng loving, caring electric. xlnl cond 714·842·0101 fp, w/d hk·ups, very Admlnlstretlv• teachers ror Infant S575. 714·759·3515 --------- quiet. 51800. 759·0874 MONEY Aaalatant 1oddler preschool. PETS & To asalat Senior Beneflll fo'r F{T Waaher /Dryer NEWPORT TO LOAN 2914 Manager In all ad-employ•H. PluH Frida•. s175. each ANIMALS 601j9 LAGUNA iiiiiiii!i~iijiiii!iiij!ii!iiiiiii mlnlstrallve matters. Call 714·964·2569 Excellent condlllont l~iiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1048 COAST 2170 t t St St Applicant should Womens Shoa Store In 031·0297 Pure Bred \I ldlook ~iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LOAN have computer skills COM nHda 18191 ---------marble Ocik1ts S250 !" Be•uUful gal•d home CALL 1·888-310-9002 that Include Word peraon Sat-Sun only. ~URNITURE 6014 Fab Eaater Giit Muat Sell OcHn Front w/vlaw. 38r 2.58a, and Excel; strong or· shoe exp a+. 875-8292 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--6-3_1._2_1 _1 _, _o_r _64_8_·_84_7_3_ Eatate. Appralaed at J><Mh patlo/yrd comm ---------ganlutlon and com· S2.1Mll for S1 .5Mll. pool $3450 e'12-4888 MORTGAGES & munlcatlon akllla; Work for photo/UIH 38r 2.SBa, 1239,000 · · TD 'S 2918 d th abltltu to d•partmanl on a 28, Condo St 1"",000 •••utlful gal•d home • • an • •1 • ... , 38 2 58 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i!i!iiiiiii handle multi pie b .. ullful golf courH. Beautiful large old rathioned table tamp. Unblemlshad, $30. 714·646·01"47 RENT through classified 7 1 ... 0 9 •1 8 9 8 Wn ew. r • a... tuka. P"'•ltlon II f\Jll Enthualaallc outgoing T I Poth patlo/Vfd, comm. CASH NOWll .,. narson·'lty PIT able emp e Hiiia 4 8r pool. $3860. 812-4888 We purchHe mort• time. Excellent b.n-to-work w, .. ndi. Wiii -----•••• 3.5Ba Luxury Ma1t9f' o•o••· annultlea, and etlt package lnclud· train. 7t4·Z1a.o505 Suite w/tpa tub, huge bualnH• note1. Since Ing 401k plan. Or~ watk•ln cloHt & FP. 1984 hlghHt pricH 1creenlng/phy1lcal Michael Lambert, Ag1. APARTMENTS paid. Fr•• estlmatH, required. ~qual op- 7t4-409-8407 NT prompt profe11lonal portunlty employtt. --------• POR RE Hrvlce. Colonlal Fl· Fax reaum. (lnclud- EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 NBWPORT nanclat Ing Hl&!Y hlltOty) to B111•cs 1069 1 .. 00.eo .. uqo (949) M2·7&87 or -··-• '"" BAI.BOA •••· 81 • mall to Tom John· PlaaH be awata that (CAL•SCAN) son, clo Tlmea Com· lh• llatlnga In thla cat· ... •..-ont Duplex P!.NJNSULA 2607 i---------munlty Ntw., 330 'Oo+'Y may r.qulr• you ------- nr b9ach on 1.ll Lota. Cl•Hlnecl w. Bay Strfft, Costa to call • 900 numb9r !..~. •o •41'?2C~~J. ••t•-•• a .. oh* The moat compr•h•n· Mesa. CA tae27. In Which there 11 • ...,_ • r •. _. ... "' sr1-d 11 •Iv• and cunent dlreo-ch•r.,. P9f minute. Own.r/~ .. 2 ...... lbr, p, w, P• o. d ''::=:::::;::=:::::;:;::~~ • ~ garag• ... parking tory of ooc>d• an Hr·•· ,._.11 ~Houri •1000•• P08818L• 9LUPP TOWNHOM• S1100 f'14-4S1·77871_v_1ce_•_•_r_o_un_o_1 ___ 1 and tMneflta, 'ff & P/ TYftlNQ, !'tart-time, 39r 211a, 1900Sq.f't ...;_..;.-------T, Pr .. -.. --•, lnfffod At Horne. TOii free Oreenbtlft vt.w: UHK "'-1.aoo.21 I toOO lay vt•w; 14411( ---------TutOf 1\m• Child Calu • !,_AUL80N fl&AL TY NJ!WPOIT NBWPORT In N.e .• •1e.ae7a for 111t~~.~-s'39 \ . 11.....0-Ma2 l!ACR 2869 llACB Aooountln9 (CAL•SCA.N) • .. 9RAllD iiiW .......... A/A.Alf/',P/R 6 GL ••P ahoWAffiNO 8ay a 0.ellft Vu•a pref .. Recon. Inv. fot , R•CO..DINQ aue.eoo l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;lL payment. , ... , .. um• •NGIN••"· No H · 714-434_.748 P9f'-nce requtm on-.......... ........ " .. .,...., .. PAIRWAY APARTMBNTS AT BIG CANYON <MTSO ()OMMUl'ftTY 9Y f'A.lltlOPC 111...v«l OCl'Ulful ~ _.reectt and llClf C'<M..C VIC\Nt ~· ~ Mf1I tn )'CU 1er9C 1. ~ ,,.. 3 '"' l!PlV'm«lnl hornet ·~~ • WMIUllr)'CC' hn<*t•• • f'ftt~ (WUCkl • 111"'1 •Alt~ • """' blf in 2 Md> on • l\llml ~'IMClfll • 11 e>;IQtuH lJ6t\ lrnieper Th•-JOb training In Pff, flexlbl• houri. la<:al record!~ a•u· Cotr!PU* .. pe11enc•. dlo• & radlO(TV at .. with ~~ eon· 110na. Pff, nlQMa. "''" w.,. for a, ,.. vld•o lelh now celvab* general 1•IOO-ZH-.w la09'r ,...red Co•I• (OAL•SCAN) MH• HHacawen•" wo 1x"11u1wc1 omo. PAX resume to N&ClaaARYI 1500 :.··~=" ~~ lo •too WMtcly POIWI• .. ,............ :0:':::0": = Houtj, C9I , ......... ," .... -. ·Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Cfasslfied Service Directory help you find reliable help . I '°""~ ·~--.......................... _______________ __, A DEFENSIVE GEM East-We-;t vulnerable. South deals WEST NORTH • A864 17 109 5 o K86 •QS4 • 103 c;:;>AQJ84 O AQJS ... 83 SOUTH • KQ9l c;:;>K 0 107 4 EAST •J7S 17 7632 0 9Jl • AJ 6 • K 109 7 2 Thebiddmg: SOlITH WEST ,_ ·~ 2• 417 .._ Pa. Opening lead: Eight of • FoUowmg bridge dogma automau· cally is not the foonula for winning bridg~. Pulling the little Jl'CY cells IO work 1s a sounder propos1Uon. The auction might not meet with the approval of purists. South's passed-hand two-spade ovcrcaJJ has a swprising marpm of safety since the auction suggested a safe haven was avaibble m a minor if a spade fit dJd not exist. West's JUtnp co four hean.s was more to provoke a sacrifice from the opponents than from any convic- uon that 10 tricks w~ there for the taking. West led the top of the club dou- bleion. wt ducked and declarer won cheaply. Trumps were drawn in three rounds, followed by a club to.the queen. East made the first of two sensa11onal plays by allowing her majesty to hold the trick lo cul com· munica11ons between dummy and declarer. After winning the club continua· tion. ii mi~I seem automatic to shift to panner s suit. But declarer was marked with a smgldon heart. almost certainly the king since partner would surely have led • heart holding both the ace and king. Thus, a heart had nothing to gain, so East dUftcd to a diamond, West's jack forcing the king. That enabled the defense lo score two diamonds. a heart and a club down one. Note that if East shifts to a heart rather a diamond, declarer will pre· vail. South can return to hand with • hcan ruff to sluff • hcan and a dia· mond from dummy on the good clubs, and the defenders lose one of their tricks. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 G** 6~~.;_ Ty - l o Pany st.aplN 14 Felt llc:k t 5 Gen4nl Bradley I 6 On lfle Adriellc 17 Like IOOl8 11Mnartls 18F11rm~ t9 Utilized 20 Soclon -Party 2t Sioux leader al Little Blgllom 24 Helpa out 26 Ct*lfJ 27 -Dlwn Chong 28 TYPe of bank 30 Toy on a stnng 33 Bog 35 Plefr9'. lrilnd 38 Onward 40 l/etllcte 41 °" ..-ni\I 43 T em. Mlgtlbof « WlcMf'WOflr. 4 7 R9c:lrl9d 48 Cofpof9te •t=perts 51 E"*V& ~= St Roe 62 ·Oh dearr 53~··Mountains :=tedald 67 Pteywrighl Simon 68 Upright 69 Son of ~rodlte 70 Cozy rooms 71~ec1 DOWN 1 RaVioli,. g 2 Rows 3 PMudonym 4 At;tor o.naon 5 B1e1ck SM c:lly 6 Prices 7 Sklp OY9f 8 Java., neighbor 0 Wlkl horMI 10 SmNred 11 Edition 12 Rinds 13 Unhappily 22 Piece of news :l3 Oct. 31 ftgut9 :l5 Hard mMlil 28 \JnNly kldl 29 ltwago'• loYa 30 Tlb9tan oa 31 Gr8nd -()pry 32 o.i., ...... 34 PT9b lftMlq bnt Ing ~tel )ar ~n- ed ~m ~ ni· he Jr- da to 15 l ( I Q WEDNESDAY, "PRIL 15, 1998 TI CUTS 1075 SAIL BOATS 7014 UIW 9030 CBIOOUT POWER BOATS 701 2 $Save Money$ buy Donate d Bo•t•I •2 t ' Bayhner Trophy 1987 $8400 •26' Bay- l1ner Sunbrldge 1990 $14,500 •21 5' Four Winna with trlr Uke new $6500 VFC, Inc. ••••••••• Boat Donation• AUTOMOBILES 7 1 4 ·8 7 5 ·O 5 8 8 -----SAIL BOATS 7014 ACURA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 9010 l'M BUYING '91 Legend L Cpe Lo miles, mnrl, llhr (2X16831) $14,555 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-8908 '97 2 .2 CL And paying CASH for your small boats, marine hardware, used 11111, etc ... 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