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Home My WebLink About1998-09-09 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO/vV.AUNITIES SINCE 1907 •• la.St!- ·- ·. WEDNESDAY, SEPl'EMBER 9 , 1998 Lou Spampinato, • 'left, and Brlim · " J>enderghast cheer the 62nd home run of the }:ea~ hJt by SL ~Newport-Mesa joins celebration of McGwire's record Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McG~ire on Tuesday nighl They watched the g~e at Tropby'.s Bar and Grill in '\ewport Beach. "\'ou don't have G1u:1, lho.,1 '"• lnl( Pb For one rare moment m :sports, every- one was orr the same team. Fans and players ahke cheered for .MtGw1re, At Trophy's in Newport Bedch, the crowd erupted in elatJon dS McGwue. ~ locul ooy who hves in Hunt- ington Hdibour, rounded the bdscs. Ted111 McGwire. , Lou Spampindto sipped a nondlco- hohc brew with friend Brian Pen- derghast as McGwue's fly bdll cleared the left~fi~ld f<'nrc Sparnpinato wtts at Camden Yard-. m Bc.lltimore in 1996' when the Onoles' Cal Ripken lied the record for consec.:ut1vP gcimes played. Mark McGwirc, the first basem~.for the St. Loui~ Cardinals, broke the home run record Tuesday night by hitting. his &2nd hOtnor of the ye<tr, cc;lipsmg the old mark of 61 set by the• Nfw York Ydn- kees' RocJ~r Mdns m 1%1 . ·:Feel i_ng high •Costa-~: on ·school Mesa High students show lots of pep on ·first day back at class Carol Wiener, far right, gets a comiort- lng hug from friend and I fl..,, ,..., M ~'"" n:iyPb The ftrst day of school means d11lerent th109s to dd- fcrent students at Costa Mes<t l hgh School. With six grnde levels, some students arr frcc;h out of el •mentary school and others are thinkmg dbout whdt college they Wtll attend next yedr. Costu Mel><l, along with Corond dl•I Mar l bgh ~chool, has grades seventh through 12U1 -a conhgu r~llon that helped boost dwmdhng populahon~ at the two campuses. . f.or 12-year-oltl Kendra Stroh, 1t WdS hN hrst duy not only at Costa Mc~ I hgh, but in the Ncwport~M~sa school district Originally , lrom W~st Covma, she• moved tr with her father, Barry Stroh o( Costa M("•d, this summer. Mt•m just trymg to f~nd out where I have to go: sh said. "It 's a little scary being alone becdusc l don't ht1vc that many tr1~nds yet· '·n's been rema.rkable, • he ~aid. "£ love the fact that this guy hdS shown 'class and character throughout this whole thing. Whether you are d l>asebe1ll fan or not, you had to be following iV McGwire was the favonte to bre~k the old record. Al Nevada casinos, a spec1dl proposi- tion bet laid McGwire al 5-2 to hit the most home runs this season. With 18 SEE HOMER PAGE 5 I: Two students from Costa Mesa High School, top, walk past a mural during lqndt hour Tuesday on the first day of school. Above, tudents walk 'between classes'on a stairway. But with basketbdll pr<1cttc.:c startmq Thursday, '>hl' said she's conbdent she'll b<' making lot~ of new f nends soon And while.it's Alejdndrn FaJordo's third Y<'df a t Co - la Mesa High, Tuesday was the 14-yedr-old\ hrst clay . to be a baseball fan, Vou don't e'en ha\:e to be a baseball-fan lo appreciate it," Spampinato ~aid. Glover drops case against,. Pilot reporter • Coµncilwoman says an inves~gation into her allegation would be 'unhealthy' J h '' " \1 \.'11\I lb.rt pi NEWPORT BEACH In a wnttea statement released Tues- day, City Councilwoman Norma Glover said she lS droppmg her complaint against Dn1ly Pilot reporter Jenifer Raqland. Glamung that an JnVhtigation she irulfcited fast wet>k would he unhealthy lor ,the community, Glover hds d"kPd the d1stncl attorne/o; olhce to drop her com- plaint filed after R.1gland !-.howcd ·up on her door:-.tcp Wcdne.<;<lay nlght to get d quute for a nPws story . ·1 have detenm d thdt· dll mvest1gation of f'-1~. Raglund's ttc.t1ons would nut be h(-ullh\ tor our c ommunll\' dl Lht:. time " G!ovf'I !>atd m ·the !>ldll!ment • • J tipprcnat1" the mP<ild 's ngh\ to ll1'1l' h<JdlC d story, hut 1. wdl not tolt>rull' dny reporter appe<tnng unc.1nnounc od at my home " Glover hdd clauned that Raqlancl unlawfuUv Phterr•d her Nt;.W\i'Ht Hose hts· h0ome th rug ht of Sell 2 Rayland howP'>l.!r siud Shl• stood out~1de and knock •d on Glover' open-door Ragland ul o ~1d h·er. feel never left the fro1u porch. \\ttien Glo\ier came to the Joor Raglrtnd Sdld the couptilwoman -.tdrlt~d yelling and Wn\'Ul9 her arms. Ragland ... a.id the CQunci]- womcin cha •d her .into tht> street and then continued to run after her as Rdgldnd drnve dWil? m her car. Clover 111 .. d the police report SEE GLOVER PAGE 5 Board approves· teachers pact • New contract gives majority of mstructor5 raises of 3° o to 40'Yc,; record $110 million budget also OK'd. · ~'*" Th ' contract, '" luch teachers rat1hcc1 la ... t week, mcludes ·a nldJOr re-.tructunng of the d1s- tncl"• salary schedule lhut \\ill re ult m ra1:. ~ rdngmg trom J 0., to 40' for all but 190 of the dt - tricl' 1 000 teachc1rs, Rather th;m QI\ e acr.o-.-.-the; uoard rai.,es. the d ~tnc:t · and l1' tC.hl'r.> uruon dv.ndt>d lo corn~cl <foPp tnequ1he~ .n the lcuchers • cll<U')' "i:hedulP. Un11m otltndls !>atd the huge d1spi.111tv between the pay incrcct'>t''.\i retlt'Cts the depth ol tho"c mt qwttes. as a high school student. NEWPORT-f\tESA .,.... The school bodrd vot<•d. uncrntmou!-.ly Tuesday night to upprovu d new two-year contract with tis tc11c:h- ers union, an ugrPl'rncnt that lunged on an i.n.h..tsion o( $2.8 ·nul-' Uon m new state lunrlinq. ------......:===:r=:;;;•;:;;:;;:::;.:Th~·o.n@w timtlmg wa -..i.n_dlli]t>1 .c m d record $110 million budgf't, which the board adopted ,~,trh~t "We ar • thrilled to have tJ113 aqrl' ~nwnt,. ~aid school ooarct • " t Jun Feil) 1wm. ~ do- valuc our .teachers " SEE SCHOOL PAGE 5 that night. · A loss that burns • Fire destroyed Balboa Peninsula gift store: which owners ay was more like a part of their family. Gm 1, n1-.11''' -. IQ!vrh BALBOA PC!NINSlll.A -Cdrol -·Wiener sitt('d th10ugh the remains of her gill store, .r;tcppmg on shards of glass and bldrkencd wood. Wiener, whose bu m , s was · ~ofko~~-n-by an early morru ng fire Sunday, wa con urned w1th cmo· Uo{l a "h took a mental mventory of her lost merchandis In the comer of th tor , a hand, mftde pillow l un thoo hy th hre. It reac1· ·oon't glv up th hip . • . "This wa o un ~«l," Carol Wiener· icf. "I don't .hnv word to expldtn what thll> c;tor •meant tom~. I'm going to ffiL"s m}'.Cl.J!\tornr.rs • For .27 year , Wum •r tcnd6<1 to th ' l ldhdmaidt'n1 h 'r qwunt hop m the 800 block of lfolhoa Boulevcml , Wiener ftll~ the stnr' with hanch· c:r af\ and antique:,. She h d planned to hut the door.-of the hop at th e:rfd-i>f th'o month, opting (or r tiremr.nt. The hre 'c-c lerot d' th plans. Fir 1ghters bch v th blaz wa rau cd by an electrical d vi . l>am· age was umated at $40,000. But the fun did much more than d stroy a building. Fond m mon SEE FIRE MGI S ... SEE CONTRACT-PAGE 5 INDEX~ """"""' _. __ .....__u ClASSRD " I PUIUC MOllm _ .. , .. 7. SPOm : ,, _ .. ,, WEATHER :t=::.:: "1"• \Ju .,.. . ' 2 'Nednesdoy, September 9, 1998 Al MA I Ac· • Edtton Note: Oo you or someone you know have a landmark birthday ot annivenary coming up? If so. we'd like to Include it in our Alman.c C.11 the information into the Readers Hotline, 642-6086; fax it to 646-4170; OI ma1l 1t to the Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627. You •lso send ph9· tographs. but loclude a self-addressed, stamped envelope If you want them returned. · ·BUSINESS LICENSES New business ticens.e information reported by the cities of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach ' ' COSTA MESA ~ AG Sai-Bertech Inc., 688 Baker • St.. computer programining ser- ·vices . Andersen Masonry, 164 E. Wilson St . masonry/other stonework Aodreae Racing. 2727 Skylark Circle, racing/including track opera Anne's Photo. t 170 Bdker St , photofinishing laboratory- Awk Technologies. 2855 Pinecreek Drive, computer pro- gramming services By Grace. 2377 Purdue Drive. services CMC Interiors. 2170 Biscayne Spnngs, special trade contractor Claudia's Daycare, 948 Pciularino Ave., child dcly·cd!e services Compuserve Inc .. 650 Town Cen-· ter Drive: information retneval services D&E Assembl?. 3 176 Pullman St.. computer programming services OT Consultant, 3449 Plumend . Place, computer programming services D'Antoru Diversified Enterpnses, l78 Brandywyne. repair services Diffusion Spectra Jnc, 2915 Red Hill Ave • seMces -m'Smith a,nd Associates, 3261 Minnesota Ave , management consulting services Endural Division, 1685 Scenic Ave., plastics. products 'l Ayboards, 15b0 Superit>r Ave., sporting/athletic goods Foto Matnx, 622 Rhine Lane, photographic studio . The Gentle Groomer. 213 E. Wil- son St., sPrvices ·Glaude! Auto Wholesale, 1835 Whittier Ave .. used car dealers Glenn Lo~e Enterpnses, 162.6 Newport Blvd., mall order house/retail Humberto Rodnguez Ctu.roprac- tic, 2075 Newport Blvd .• offices/clmi~. du.ropractic jun Macarthy, 624 Terminal Way. gineeri.ng servm~s JDeJ French. Hair Designer, 1660 ()range Ave . beauty shops !Al Fleur Drdpenes, 1835 Whitber ,.(,.re., piece goods. notions Uisercare Mecbcal Center. 949 SQulh Coast Dnve, medical labo- ratories Link to Lynks, 810 Baker St., ~agement consulting services Mai Huong . Food lo Go. 1113 Jtlker St., eating places Manx Motorsports/Moto Reps, 2'060 Placentia Ave:, finishing plants ~eonie's Pizza Co . 2346 New- p:prt Blvd .. eating places ~ondo Classics, 2013 Placenba Ave .. automobiles/other motor ~hides ~ondo Imports Exports Interna- tional. 1868 Pdrkv1ew Circle, he1ght transportatton arrange- nlents ~r. Baby.Com. 2162 Sdn Michel, management con!>ulting semces l'fovo Hispanic Talent Promo- ti>ns, 636 W. Wilson SL, sports ctubs/mgrs/prom • Nu Milleruum Weight Control. 1545 Nutmeg Place, 1ad1VJduaVfarruJy servtces ~p Freight Serv1ces, 2666 Qrange Ave., cbrect mail advertis- ~ sel"Vlces Plus Communications, 1111 South Coast Drive, comme rcial I att/graphic Progressive Organic Solutions, ~32 Peppertree Lane, animal specialties ~ ~ckset, 666 Baker St., account- ltlg. auditing and bookkeeping The Royal Priesthood MagaZ111e, 657 W. Wilson St., periodica.li San Miguel Associates, 1695 Orange Ave., computer faciliti~ management Scents of Nature, 901 South Coast Drive, services Sban's Plumbing and Roto Rooter Services, 2527 Bowdoin Place, miscellaneous personal services Simply Local, 3176 Pullman St., computer programming services Sticky Solutions, 491 Pierpont Drive, management consulting services • The Fence Guy, 2566 Orange Ave., wood prs><{ucts ·• V&M Cleaners and Tailor Shop, ·2052 Newport Blvd., dry cleaning . NEWPORT BEACH ADM International, 18 Kamalii Court, owner: Federico Baylon Jr. ABC Appllance Service, 1124 Chapman, James L. Webb · Accurate Building Contractors, 5520 Second Ave., owner: James J.~elley . Alane Glass, 17326 Casa Grande, owners: Verne Kauffman and Jeanne Kauffman · All About Christmas, 200 W. Coast HighWSty, owners: Ndncy Sandstrom and Stephen Scilld· strom -. All Community Painting, 24071 Castilla Lane, owner: Shawn McDowell Alps Air Conditioning & Heatmg, 67 5 Eckhoff St., owner: AJ Puig Ample Air Systems, 10715 Jerry Court. owner: Frederick C. Sr a use Arthur Electric, 28238 Shone, owner: Robert L. Arthur Atlas Allied Inc., 1210 Las Bri- asas, oY.rnecs: George L. Stciliani and Eva Siciliani . Baker Cabinet Co. Inc., 2931 Grace Lane. oWRer: James H. Thomas Bali Cons truction Inc., 9630 Fern St., owner.: Michael.£ Brooks aell Roof Co., 636 S. I St.,pwner.;: Warren Lyon and Scott Lyon Birch .Street Sandwich Shop.1020 Birch St., owner: FranciSco Tello David Botzenhardt Construction, · 3 Cross Creek, ownep David Botzenhardt · ·David M. Brewer, 471 Old New- port Bl.vd., owner: DaVid M. Brewer Brinderson. 3501 Jamboree Road, owners: Gary L. Brinderson and Atef A. Moussa Frank Butler Contractor. 638 CcUTlino de los Mares. owner: Frank D. Butler Campos General Builder. 709 Pauline SL, owner: Antonio G. Campos Dr. Ellsaooth Canllo, 601 Dover St., owner: Elisabeth Canllo H.E. Chamberlain, 34 Corsica Dnve1 owner: H.E. Chamberlam Classic Finishes, 509 Supenor Ave .. owners: Leo Alvdrado and Jose E. Alvarado Cornerstone Crealtons, 1570 Howard Access Road. owners: Robert Sherwood and Greg Shepherd C PF Fire Protection. 14262 Morn- ing Glory Road, owner: Grrug Falconer ~ Creatii.Le Builders, 13881 Dall Lane, owner: -Gavtd C. ·Brewer Crest Construction. 6940 Aragon Court, owner: Jim D. Winkel- bauer C urry Designs International, 209 28th St.. owner: nm Cwry Daisfs', 1017 \.Aiestcliff Drive, owner: Julie M. Holland DeWah Elegant Loungerie, 5116 Seashore Drive, owners: Jill M. Sipple, K~lly L. Niemann and Marilie Boland DMK Inc., 14101 Myford Road. owner: Michael Valentine Document Solutions, 3848 Cam- pus Dove, owners: Mohamed I. Mohd.med and Akram M. Albawab T.L. Dwmam Construction, 2427 College Drive, owner: Terance L. Dunnam DWR Construction, 3051 Boston- idll, owners: Doug Roberts, Doug Roberts and Kns Roberts Newport Beoch/Costo Mceso Doily Pilot The Balboa Pavillon, shown in much earlier times, was built In 1905 and joined the National Register of Historic Places ln 1984. Pavilion withstands time, change • Its metamorphoses have brought it full circle to noble beginnings of 93 years ago. J\J J.'>ON. MIJRM y !Olf Pb If you stdnd very still and listen carefully. you migb.t hear the sounds of ragtime and 1azz, and you might see the dancers swirling around upstairs in the Balboa Pavilion as they cbd m the 1920s. After all. things haven't changed all that much. ·1 think (the pavilion hasJ always been kind of .the center of Uunqs on the peninsula," said longtime resident Seymour Beek, who grew up looking at the Pavilion from his Bal- boa Island home. Built for $15,000 m 1905 in time for the compleuon of the Paeific ·Electric Red Ccu trol- ley line from Los Angeles, the Victorian build- ing was once surrounded by sand and reached by a bodrdwalk that really was made of boards. Although it is surrounded by concrete Side- walks and blocks full of buildings. the gray- and·wh1le landmark still looks sprightly al 93. The pavilion has been a recreational desti- nation and a starting point for spPrt fishing, sightseeing and boating since its construction. Roger's Boot Works, a-hub of speedboat racu'I~ during the early 1920s, occupied the site of what is now the Balboa Fun Zone. Even then the peninsula was a popular destination for college stude.nts, which soon became known for an annual Fow1h of July bathing suit contest. The pavilion was the peninsula's first dance hall. Big-name bands played there until the Rendezvous Ballroom, built in the late. '20s, lured revelers away Beek's first job was setting plllS at the pavil- ion's Sportland bowling alley for 10 cents a, game. . •We would listen to the clank of those bowling balls all night. n said Dorothy Handy, whose family owns the Fwt Zone Boat Co. and used to spend the nights on a boat.in the bay .. The Gronsky family bought the pavilion m 1947 after a period of neglect left it "an old dilapidated building that was ready to fall in the bay," said Art Gronsky. The 26 wooden pilings that supported the building had nearly rotted away. and the city was close to condemning it as unsafe. The Gronskys replaced the wooden. pilings with those made of concrete, "lt doesn't show a lot, but that actually saved the pavilion from tts demise," Gronsky said .. As was popular at the time, the family also remodeled the old builcbng, replacing the walls and putting stucco on the new walls. .·we made it look like a modem building,• Gronsky said. The Gronskys leased the now-vacant ball- room to a gambling company that ran Skillo- Store, a popular bingo game. •Years ago, Balboa was quite a garnbl.ulg town, n .Gronsky said. Eventually, the Sheriff's Department closed down the game and, in the mid-1950s, the Gronskys turned the room into a 3 million- piece shell musewn. The Ducormnen f41llily bought the Pavilion in 1960 and spent about $1 million making the building look Victonan again. Alan Ducom- men restored the roof's original blue shingles, the gray walls. and the cupola, and strung 1,400 lights ctlong the butlding's edges. Eventually the Ducomrnens leased the building to Phil Tozer, owner of the sport fish- ing company Davey's Locker. Thrdugh a . lease-purchase agreement, Tozer bought the budding m 1969 • . Tozer added a waterfront saloon, country store. an oak staircase, and antique furnisb· in gs In t q94, the Balboa Pavilion jomed the National Register of Historic Places. '!We try to keep the facade exactly as it was smce the beginning because that's what make:, it a histoncal landmark," said Betty Tozer, wile of the late Phil Tozer and president • ·of the 13all>Qa1Pavilion Co., which now owns the building. 'fhrough the years, the building has · .remarned a boating and fishmg center. ~ The Catalina Passenger Service started in the 1960s. when dn old Coast.Guard boat and a nverboat chnslened the Pavilion Queen were converted to shuttle passengers around the harbor and to Catalina Island. "It hasn't changed that much,• said Bob Black of the Catalina Passenger Service, who has worked at the pavilion since 1973. •Everybody's still operating pretty much the same way•. Even the ballroom still sees \ts share of tun. Today it lS used for weddings, birthday W · ties, corporate get-togelhers and other special events. · "It's always a b19 lut for the Chnstmas Boat Parade,• Black Sdid. . . Newport .. Beach woman robbed after visit to bank •Man surprised victim by hiding in her sport utility vehicle. Gnt...G RlslJNC ~Plot A Newport Beach woman was kidnapped and robbed by a man who hid in her SJ?Ort utility vehicle while she was 'in a bank early Tuesday morning, autbori· ties said. Cheryl Silverman, 39, drove her 1997 Lincoln Navigator to the Westcliff branch of Bank of Amenca at about 6:30 a.m. She then returned to her truck and drove away from the shopping center. While she drove northbound on Irvine Avenue, a man popped up from the rear of the vehicle and startled Silverman, police Lt. John Desmond said. The man asked for her mon- ey and told Silverman he was carrying a gun. When she replied that she didn't have much money, he de]p~nded thdt she return to the ban'k's' drive-up automatic teller machine. She turned around and headed toward Westcliff Plaza. Silverman WJthdrew $300 and gave it to the robber. The man told her n .. t to call police and then f1ed on foot. He never showed her a gun . The man is described as white, m his mid-30s, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing about 180 pounds. He was described as having dark hair and was last seen wearing shorts and a dark green hooded sweat shirt with yellow letters on the back. Anyone with information may call the Police Department at (800)' 550-6273. HEADERS HQTUf:-4E news storlfl. 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CA. 92626 Copyright No • "" 1£MPERAT\MES Arecn of early mom· Balboa Ing fog., 71163 Corona del Mar TIDES 7°"64 TODAY Costa Mesa First low 74164 S:AOa m 06 Newport Beach First high 71163 11 57 a.m. 5.6 Newport Coast Second low 71164 6:23 pm. 06 Second high SUWFOMCAST after midn'9flt LOCATION SIZE THURsOAY Wedge 3·7 SW First low Newport 3-6sw 6:22 a.m • 1 2 Bl add es 2-Ssw First high River J.ny 3-6sw 12:29 •.m. 4.7 CdM 2·Ssw Second low 7;30 p.m. o.a IOATWG Second high Winds out of the 12:45 p.m. S.5 southwest at 1 s knots with 2-foot WATIR wind waves t>.come ~·7 light ovtf night. The swelf Is out of 1he southwest at 4 ffft. The swell is out of the southwest every 12 seconds producing waist· to shoulder-high surf. This swell • . should stay with us through Thursday and will provide some fun surf. If ~1re looking for a challenge, though, flead out toward the points and reef's fOf hetd-hlgh sets. Looking ...... things tppeerto be pretty quiet. -- . NEWPORT BEACH • .. yvtew Orde: A pair of Rollerblades and shoes worth S300 were stolen from a home In the 100 block. •West .. lboe 9-fevllrd: A tf1Jdc bed llner worth SSO was stolen from a truck In the 100 block. • • • Welt .. lboll Boutevwd: A pager and cellular tel~ phon~ worth S 180 were stolen from a car in the 1600 black. •Welt Coast Highway. A wallet containing $120 was stolen from a business In the 2300 block. • West ac... FrOnt: A pauport worth S2A was stolen - from a car In the 2200 block. COSTA MESA • Idler-StrMt: ~ral ite.m of jewelry end a e.tmera worth $200 w.re stol.n from a home fn the '200 block. • Herbor ~ A cellular teftphont.,Yl!Qrth S200 was stolln from a c., In the 2600 block. • • Malll•lllle ,._.: A cellular te~ and ,...,., ComPk't dlta end CnMttas WOf1h $422 were stoteft from a e.tr In the 900 blodl. • · • Ne1"1N1'1 ..._.,. A lhotguo worth $225 w• stolen '" the 1500 block. , • ... ,,.•wt: /J. ~Ind I Mht wOrth $295 wer• stoten from 1 ~ 1n the 400 blodt. • . - ~ewport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot : School repairs a big priority for ·Ne'Yl)ort:-Mesa ·canclidates •But those vying for board are reluctant to say how district should pay for improv~ments. lh"'' IN MA.<,11M ~Jib • . : While all school board candi- : .da~e.'>. agr<~e that reversing the • :<J~caying condition of many dis- : trict schools is a hlgh prionty, ... how t<> pay to repair them is still up m the air -· The phrase "ldx increase• doesn't usually fly well m this • :.Conservative district, and the • :Cdndidatj!s are evasive about : :_their own VJews on a proposed • bond issue to hx the schools. • "We desperately need a ren- .:ovatJon of our schools,• scUd •"incumbent Serene Stokes, who • Is running against part-llme sci- : ·.ence teacher Kathy Schwein for ':J.he•Corona del Mar seat. "We : :ar€ puttipg every c~nt we can ... toward deferred maintenance. : but there are so many ne~ds m :lhe district, H • · Stokes said capital improve- ments rank behind teachers' sa.lanes and students' mstruc- bonal needs in order of unpor- -tance. "We're going lo be working · with the community to see how 1t feels about a bond issue,· Stok~ said. "l believe when we puthne wliat the moneytS gomg to be used for that there will be support. r support a bond issue 1f the comrnuruty 1s behind us.• The school distnct bds hired .an archltecturcil hrm. to evaluate its capital improvement needs, Serene Stokes Judy Franco Kathy Schwarz Tom Szt.llga which have been estimdt<'d lo be at least $15 nu.llion and as high as $100 million. The architect'!> report and cost estimates will likely be pre- sented to the school board by October. Supennfendent Robert Barbot said the district will them look al all of its funding options, which mclude Mello-Roos tax- es. the state's proposed $9.2 bil- lion capital unprovements i:iDd new school construcllon bond, dnd a local ~arcel tax. Barbor;-{vho h eTpeCI push through a bond issue while s uperintendent of lhP Chico Umbed School D1stnct, said the dtstnct would not consider d bond issue unless all other avenues have bt!en exhausted "If the commuruty is bemg asked to sponsor this, they have- to know that we've looked at every ·other option,· Barbot said. The district will begm dia- logues with and surveys of the community about its capital improvement needs in Febru- dry. lncumbent Judy Franco. who is running against Newport Beach bond trader Tom Szulga, echoed Barbot's comments that lhP community needs to deode how it wants to repair its schools. .. "We have to work closely Wl1h the community...to-see-how 1t wants to deal with t.hi3, • she said.· "There's no one in the community who doesn't recog- nize that we need to fix our schools.· Szulga said he 1S reluctant to take a position until he finds out the drchitect's assessment. · •Before we i.tart nickel and durung the taxpdyers of New- port Bedch, we need to see what we can .get from Sacra- mento," he ~aid. UTiti.s brings up the point of why does a school i.n the wealthy communi- ty of Newport Beach look like <1n m.ner-city school. Wliat has the school board been domg these last 20 years.· Board member Wendy Lecce. who ts runrung unop- P-osed for her West Side Costa Mesa board seat, said she does- n't fc.1V'8r increasmg taxes to pay for "chool repam. "We can't jUSt keep taxing people and ta>ang people,· she ~aid . "They're already being tax<'d to death. H's unmoral.• ~~Candidates. bash board members ori math scores of district students · • Challengers say more should be done for students before .reaching high school. I h!".l" ;\l\,,11,1 ~,.,. . NEWPORT BEACH -School board candtddte Tom Szulga, who 1s running against incumbent Judy Franco said he • 'wants to know why math scores dee-line so significdnUy once ·students gel into high school AccordUlg the district's stan- ' dard1zed lest results, math scores drop 9 percenllle points, from the 56th to the 47th per- centiles between nmth and 11th grades For English-only students the drop lS 10 percenWe points, ' from the 64th to the 54th per- centile and for lirnite&-Engbsh- • 'Students, it ts six points from the 28th to the 22nd percentiles There are similar drops in scores in every high school sub- ject exc~pt soc1a1 science, where test scores actually rose. •There seems to be a signif1- cant drop in scores,• Szulga saJd. •Js someone asleep at the school bodrd7 Why is this hdp- pening7" While commendmg junior high schools for th~ir scores, Szulgd noted thdt as students reach the hlghcr g.rades their scores drop. Sixth-grade English-on1y students' math scores, for instance are dt the 17th per- centile, 23 points high~r than SHOPPING.COM Jf you have lost money investing in ch~sc share~ Call The Law Office of David lLiebrader (949) 553-2631 Foe a FREE :rnd onfid.enri.tl onsul rauon. •.Ii 'ns ~me ;z, thelf 11th-grade English-only counterparts. whose scores are at the 54th percenWe. Szulga also notes thdt the drop in scores 1s across the board at every high school. Al Newport-Me&Q's premier high school, Corona del Mar, there is d 18 percentilP point drop . between seventh-dnd l'l th- grade math scores. ~If you average the scores o{ all the schools, there's c1. 15- pomt drop in math scores m higTl school,• Szulga Sd1d. "Someone al the top needs to be saymg somethmg about this." Runrung-on a pldtfonn that emphasizes redistricting and capital unprovemenl needs m the ctistrict, Szulga said he wants to get more school bodrd attention focused on declimng high school scores. "Before they enter high school, their scores are highN than when they leave.· he said. "J thought they're supposed to be getting smarter as they go through our hlgh schools.• Szulga's opponent, Frctnco, said the school board has taken note of thf! decl.1mng mdth scores and the district is consicl- enng using some of the statE''s class-size reduction money for smaller ninth-grade math cldss es. Frdllco dlso said the district 1s c.:omp1lmg a report to explain why there WdS such a drop in· scores. "Right now we have the smaller classe!> m English,• Franco said. "It seems the next subject we'll .be looking at u. math.· School board -.member Serene Stokes, who is also fac- ing op~1tion m her race for the Corona deJ Mdr scho-01 board seat, said the problems with math scores exist at every level: elemcnldly, intermediate dnd high school. ~one of the problems we've had ts thclt the books we've been usmg have not enabled students to go clS far as they should go,• Stokes said. "When kids leave the elementary schools they haven't had all the matcrif:lls uley needed to be ready for advdilced math class- es." Stokes said the dJstrict's focus 1s to align 1ts cwriculwn to what is being tested by the state Kathy Schwan, who IS run- runq dgcllJlst Stokes, said she knows or teachers at some or the d1stnct's high-scoring schools who wo\.lld be willing to share the secrels,_of their stu- dents' success with the dtstnct, but she said no one ever asks them why thetr students per- form 60 well. , "I'm appalled that no one aski. these teache1s how they do it,• SchwdfZ srud. "There's so many things we can do 1ust within the dlstrict without it costing us any money." i \ Wednesday, Sep mber 9, 1998 ;f• -. .Corriing to the rescue of a dam~el i1i distress ~~ There's a rehdbihtallon prpjcct under way to save a poor ned- ture w!lo has known bE>ltN days. The Balboa Thealrc is like <> raffish old dame who hcts decid- ed to go strdight in her old <1ge. ln her blazing youth, men drank ch.ampdgne from her slippers, they threw roses at her feet, shQ burned the candle "at both ends, but now -looking at eternity - $e hopes to live down her past. She amved m 1927 under the mpmker Ritz TheatN. Balboa was a wide open town m those days, the haunt Qr rwnrunners, ___gamble.I;<> and suspect politicians, and before long, she WdS run- . ning with u fast crowd, <t hip ' flask tuck~d Ul her gartP.1. She put on vaudeville shows, live theater, even housed a spcdk· easy • By 1939, thP. town hdd · cled~ed up d bit, and she fol- lowed suit, thcmgmg her nttme to the Balbou Thedtre. The speaK-edSy Wd<; out, and so WdS vaudevtlle A !'>hrewd business- woman, she gdve her audience what tl wdntcd -first-run Holly- wood films. Th~ years passed, however, and sh~ wasn't gettmg any younger. She struggled to maintain her standards, but husmess ts busi- ness ·When tho Hollywood for- boa 11-:ci· o. tM~llh the wre<'k-~.;: B E A C H' N 0 T I S lng ball, drnumbe1 of residents dPnded it wch too l.l1lportant a - ldndrnark to disappear. They ere..: ated th'c~ Balbod Perf omung Arts 7 Theatre PoundbUon to restore : : the Bdlbod. The Joun'dation has· d - vision ol·r~turnmg lh~ theater to~ ... its original arc'h1tectti.ral look andr mttk.mg 1t thr! he.art o1 an mvigo-"-: rated downtown Balb0<1. There •J dr~ plans to present both live theater and film as well ds to pro\·1dn a commuruty resource ~ tor ~chool pingrams and the like ~ and nancy gordner ' The foundation has the ambt-I ---Uouc; gOHJ of pro\ 1di11g a comlor t- . . · ' ~able old age for the theatE>r -1 ' ffidt didn t pay the bills, her ~tan-hlac:k .,ilk dre. ....... ensible shoes, a ddfds went o~t the door, dnd she rop of pearls nae goal 1s to remvented herseU as~ussy ra1s!' $1 milhon, and they're .,.. Cat Theater. ~~unch pay.,, and about onc-Uurd of the Wit)' there. she made some money showing To hPlp things along. the·Bat- llicks like "Deep Throat "•and boa Ownen; and Merchants u "\lot Tonight, Henry ~ The town As<,oc1at10n 1s puUlng on the tree , Wds U1oroughJy disgusted, so .1 Concerts in the Park sencs. held ,,,. they.shut her down every 1\te~day dt 6 p.m. through Down but not out If she • Oc:t. ti ut tne BaJ6oa Pier Park ' couldn't compete Wlth the h.rst-ua.,.ebo Raffle proceed<.: will go ·run theaters, she'd look abrodd. lo the ioundpllon. To do your Doruµng a betet and smokmg pdrt, call the> foundation at 673- Gauloises, she began showmg d osq5 At 72. sh~ could hd\ e C1 lot v _ mJX of tore1gn films and revtvjils. of good )'t-dr' leff. ·aut who'\.:as she.kidding? She . · d 1 99? h • CHRISTIN CARNEY and NANCY was no kl · n 1 -s e closed GARDNER hve n Corona del Mat. Their hN doors. olumn runs Wednesdays. E·matl them • When it, looked like the Bal-at 5PEZ~OACprod19y.com. .Habitat gets OK for preliminary work · l~IN (~11 gel ddte tor construction. "For every hour we as volun- teers pound nails JtllO d house, there are 20 hours ol prepdrd- llon, • scUd Mdrk Korando, chdir- mcm of Habitat's site acquisition di fordable hou~mg for low - mcorne fdmilie _, Hab1tat for Humcmity recewNI the go-ahe>dd from the City Cotm- ttl on Tuesday to begin preluru- nary work on d home lh<' orgdni- zatioli plans to build on ctty- owned lc1nd an Novcmhei; The c1ty's sal<' ol lht• land to its Redevelopment Agency is not expeclPd to be rnmplet<'d until ('Omntittec • The City Counctl dpprov£>d an agreement allowmg f-ldb1tdt to begm site assessment, testing <111d prelirn.in.ary grading before the property is sold. • The horn~. wruch will·be buil . al 212 Del Mar Ave , will be. th~ lust Hdb1tc1t project m Co,ta Mesrt.' There dre pldn~ to l?Ul.ld 1 hmm·s on three other !'>ite' n •xt vear. Jt will buy the propt=>rlles -' 21.SO Mdplt:_• St., 570 Victona St.. ancl 574 Victoria St. -separately~, The Costa r..1esa ~edevelop ment Agency will buy the lano from the city for its appraised vaJ- twd ot $75,000 · Sepf. 21, but Habitat needed a hedd stdrt to meet the Nov. 14 tar- Habitat is a nonprofit orgaru- zahon dedicated to providing /:'xperit·11l'l' }(111 Can 1i·11\I < e1ruf 1ras J11•11• 10 our 11e1;.:hl>orlJ1><1d '"'" '''~'n/ .fc11 th1· 1u1111e 1!f. a reputahle cci111po11\' 111 dl'tln bcr vifa e111d '"'P'-'I l:'t'<'n'V!lt' 011 m11·.,11·c1•f u~c'' 1111/\ Ollt' '"111/1t.11tl', COIT wul I to/ti ht'r ,,o .\ufi· Carril n·< 11nmw11d.\ COI T /ot.1 1 I i•c hc:1'11 "·'m.i.; COIT mure rha11 .!U retll'l\ ct,.,. .;111u• t/>1•r tl'('l't' t1Nt• 1(1 ,!;< I /.V<'"-'<' jll'e ''"' "' • mr of m 1 • clrc1jX'l1<''· li /1e11 I ')o,,, lh 'i.'<lcd bt'r dl'l1J,._'rtt'' dt•a,11.'ll I 1t11'11oltaft,IV 1f'\> c."lli rccum1111•111l ·d COIT M ~r""'"c •• . ~ for ovt.>r •15 yt.>.H...,, COIT ..., .t(h ann:d equipmc.:nc ~tnd fully cr~1in\?d. certified tc:chniti.1ns havt..~ prm tdc.->d the mo .... r eftecti\ e dt•anin~ .t, ail.1hk· tor :.ill typt> .... of c.trpcb. ru~-.. dr,1pene-.. .. ind uphobtcrv COIT'-. prok-.....,1orul-. t Jrt"" .ind pt.·r:..on..1l auenrion lo det~ul a-. .... un:..., \OU cllL tmc ... c re-..ulc-.. po-. .... 1hk. a t1d w e g11aranlee Ill N ANY ONL SERYlCE: DRAPl·RY, UPHOLSTCRY, CARPET oR ARFA RUG CLF..ANJNC 3-()% Experience COIT--_ You Can Trust ~ I I ' I , ' I I ' ' • ' • I I " . 4 Wednesday. September 9. l 998 around town Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . • • Send AROUND TOWN items to th• Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627; faJC tt'lem to 646- 4170, or call 540-1224, ext 228 A com plete hst1ng of Atound Town can be found at www latirnes.com/pllot. TODAY A Jurled photography exhibition will br on dlspla}' through Sl?pt. 18 10 ti}e Newport Beach City I lull Gallery, 3300 .Newport Blvd. 1 Adm1!)s1on 1s free For more mfor- • rtl<JllOn, Cdll {949) 717-3870. A 1998-99 Manuscripts book dis- ' ..1~s1on group will meet from 9.30 tot 1 d.m and 7 to 8:30 pm. tn the Fn~ nds Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Llbr~, 1000 AvocddO Ave. "Cold Moun- t.on:" <.1 novel hy Charles 'Fra7.Jer, will I)(' discussed. For more mlor- llldllon < dll {949) 717 -3890 :)U'idn Carpenter McMillan -a c11n'>t•rvdtive acov1sl, media per- sonullty, and spok eswOmdn - \\ITI he> the guPsC spec1ker arffie H11ll>ot1 Bdy Ropubhcan Women, f1 •d< rdt<'d fall kickoff meeting .and hd} cruise lu:nrheon oboard tilt• hi.ind Girl at 11 a.m. Guests will hoctrd dl the BdlhQd Bay Club dock, 1221 -W --{'odsl I hghway, Nt·wport Beach. Adnuss1on is $20 tor mPmhers dlld $25 for non- ttlt•JllhNs For morE:! mJormation, I .ill 7')11-9219 art of plocemf"nt, pron1ol<!S the Clow of Ufe-gwmg energy. Adm~ • Ston is free. For more mformdtion, call 444-0226. ·connect at the Corona de l Mar Branch Library, a s<•nes of work- shops featuring tips lor effective u.<>e of, hbrary resourc(•s, will be presented front 7 to 8:30 p.m. f'>very W!-'dncsday through Nov 25 at the library, 420 Marigold Ave. The workshops will also fea· turc> strategies for W(•b navigd· tion. Admission is rree. For more mtonnation, call 717-:l801 H1gl\ school freshman Joey Hun• zick wtH speak .on thr• soc"10eco- nom1c:.s of the Santa Ana Army Air •Base· and. its efrctls on Costa Mesa's growth dnd developme'ri't at 7:30 p.m . at the Costa Mesa I listoncal Society, 1870 Anaheim Avf' A Video will be shown fol · Jowtng the presentation. Admis- sion is free. For more mfonncttion, call 646-1274. •:- T~URSOAY The Orange County Bar Associa- tion will present ti prctndl pcepa- rc1hon St!mmc1r from 6 to 9:15 p .m. at the Wyndhdm Gc1rden Hotel, 3350 Avf' or lhc> Arts, Costa Mesa Reghlrdlton will lw ell 5:30 p.m. Reg1strnhon IN·., ttrn $85 for mC"mbNs, $70 for new members, $45 for Judge'> dnd law "tudents, The '\'t>tworkers will meet from und $115 for nonmembers Pre· i 11 c1 m to 1 pm. dl the Costa re91•.trat10n 1s requir~d hy Tues- M1 .. ,c1 Ci<1lt dncl Country Club, ddy. Add $1,j for m91sh•rmu cf\ the rm I Coll .Cours1• f)JWC Admls· UOOI ror ITIOf(l mtonndltOn, calJ i.11m 1-. $1 l t1nd indudes lunch. For · (~4HJ 440-6700, ext. 125.· • ~ n1ur1• 1nlormc1t1011 c 1111 885-9093. I · A free tal chi class titled A Mov- A feng shui workshop will be mq \.1t>chldtiOn will bl' ptP')ented pet .1•nti>rl ul 7 p 111 JI Bc1rnes & from b:30 to 7:30 pm. dt th~_Pdtio Nohll• Books11h•rb, 1101 B So~th ~Cdfo dl MothN's l\1dt k~t and r~kl~l IJnve, No 160, Ctr;lc:t-Mesa. Kite h~n 2~ fi l7lh SI., Gosl!l F1•nq sh~u. thP c1nc tf'nl Chinese Mt•sct. Rcseryallohs rem h ' made BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3 I 65_Harbor Blvd. Cash prizes for the best sand sculptors! Costa Mesa One 61oc.k South of 405 fwy 545-7168 by Cttlling (800) .595·6667. FRIDAY A mountain bike ride will take place Crom 6 to 8 p.m. a t Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Bikers should meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking 1 $5. For more information, call {949) 494-3539. SATURDAY . A back-country h1ke will • take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beacb. Hikers should meet at .El Moro VlSitor. Cf'nter. ParJong 1s $5. For TQOte information, call (949) 494-3539. SUNDAY A back-country hike will take place from 9 a.m to noon at·erys- tctl Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast f llghwdy, Newport Bedch. Hikers should meet at El Moro Visitor Center Parking 1s $5. For more information, call (949) 494-3539. TUESDAY New Leaf Natural C ulslne U C of Every registered participant will receive 2 FREE round-trip tickets to Catalina! -Courtesy of Catalina Passenger Service Sunday Sept. 13, 1998 . Big Corona State Beach 10 a.m. -S p.m. -Sponsors- "KtHG Of THE SAHDCASl'US• ·KHIGHT SPONSORS" "SQUIRE 5'0ttSORS" PACIFIC l:IBELL . 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For more inlonnation, call (949) 644-134 1. SEPI 19 . I New Leal Natural Culslne U C of Costa Mesa will present a cook- 1119 class on sea treasures [tom 9:3Q to 11:30 a.m. in'Costa Mesa. Reservations dre required. Admission is $35. The class is lim- ited to four or five people. For more information, call 444.!'1005. • ONGOJNG The Kiwanis Qlub of Newport Beach -Corona de! Mar meets at noon T hursdays at the Bahia ConnUuan Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, cdlf852-1148. Oasis Senlor Center offers a half- hour of free legal consultation by dppolntmen.r. Appointments can b made at 644-3244. A support group for younger lupus patients meets l rom 1 :30 to 3 p ,m. the second and fourth Wednesday of el:lcb month in Newport Beach for details, call 536-1734. A workshop for people wtth lyrnphedema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. the flfbt Tuesday of each month in the aud1tonum at Hoag Ganeer Center in Nc'Wport Beach. For Wormation, call 760-5542. Oasis Sentor Center otters a meal progrdm for members. Lunch· is seived aaily from 11:45 a.m . to 12'.15 p,m ..lll the multipurpose room a t 800 Marguerite Ave , Corona del Mar. Home-delivered mec1ls ar~ availabl~ for home- . bound seniors. · Reservations are required. Meals are sponsored by SCSS Inc. For more tnformation, ccill 644-3244. Expanded Awareness Seminars presents a weekly meditation ses· sion at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Ht.rb of Newport Mesa, 23p E. 17th St., Suite 218. Suggested donation is $1ff For more infor- mation, call 646-1128 · The Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Orange County provides edu- cation and emotiondl support for 'families Wlth loved ones who ate mentally ill. A free support group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every other Saturday at Orange County Mentat"Health Clinic, 3 115 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. For more infonnation,· call 850-8463. ,. Nicotine ~onymous fellowship wants to help m'm and women who smoke to qwt and' rerruun smoke free. For more information on local evenmg meetings, call 650-2713. Overeaters · AnonyDJous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednestlays at St John's Ep1scopal Church. 183 E. Bay St., Costa Mesd. For more infon'ilation, ~all 953-0900. ~ · . Hoag Canct'J' Cente11 offers Man to Man, a free prostate cancer dis- cussion group, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of · eac;h month at the center auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, BwldJng 41, New- port Beach. For reservations or more information, call 122-6237. The Sea Explorer Ship· Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men ages 14 to 18. Meetings dre from 6 to 9 p.m Wednesdays at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more informauon. call 642-6301 or 551-8591. ... M~t:T m~ ILQENDARY BERT GRANT . At the Goat Hill Tavern Tuesday, September 15, 6_ t o 8 pm. Author of 6/The Ale Master." FREE Autographed Copies WhiJe They LAST! 6ert Grant's Ale, · Yakima, Wash . 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SAl. & SUN .• EPT. 18, 19 & 20 NEWPORJ Cl:N TER DRIVF •FASHION ISlAND Newport Beachi Costo Mesa Doily Pilot ·scHOO( . fONTlNUED FROM 1 ~· " ·.1·~ really glad to be back,• she Sclld. • r get a chance to see all my friends agam, and I JUSl love ..,aming.• 1• Having vacationed m Florida and Honduras this swnrner, Ale- ~dra, whose brother, Gallel, is <he student body president, said she is rested up and ready°lo start a new school year. "It feels a litUe bit different GLOVER CONTINUED FROM 1 which was h4Jlded over to the dis- tn<rt attorney's offic~ Thursday. Newport police -city employees ~ ca~ot investigate a claim Qy a city council member because potential conflicts of interest. After the Labor Day weekend, G lover rescinded he r claim 'against Ragland. I CONTRACT bc1.11g Ul high school now,. she sdid • 1 feel a little bit older and more serious • Senior Kira Sushkoff, 17, who has been at Co::.ta Mesa I ligh six years, is attnnding some mght classes at OCC and has her sights on attending Stanford Uruversity next year. · "It's been really great being here,• she said. "There 91e grcdt teachers, and there's a great cur- riculum. Everyone 1s really friend- ly, and we're not cliquey here.~ l laving mamtained an A aver- ag~ for most of her time in h1gh "We're pleased Ms. Glover has relhoughf her decision," said Edi· tor William Lobdell. "She's riqht. It isn't good for the commuruty. At the same time, we stand by our reporter, who. sunply didn't do what Ms. Glover has accused he r of. And it would seem the coun- cilwoman knows this too " Others were pleased as well. "I'm glad we may be getb.ng tlus whole thing behind us,., swd Newport ~each Mayot Tom Edwards. "The re's nothing I contributes to the health of our dJstrict. • CONTINUED FROM 1 The 1998-99 budget assumes that the ctistnl'."t will receive a ma1ority o_f its fundtng from state Linda Mook, president of the revenues instead of local property Newport-Mesa Federation of twces. Teachers, also hatled the <'Ontract. ·we believe we will be a rev- " Restructuring the tedChers enue-limit dislnct this yedr," Mld Salary schedule is a h1stonc step," Mike Fine, assLstant supennten· he said. "It will put teachers on a dent of busmess servtces "There omparallve level with other I drc> 1ust too many unknoWT1s, such teachers in Orange Cour:ity. It as property taxes.: , school, she scod the staff and aca- denuc emphasis at Costa Mesa High have challenged her to excel. ·1 huvc three advanced place- ment classes lhia. year, and I'm "taking hono~ calculus at OCC, • she sa1d .. "I am really happy to be back in school, but I know it's going to be a redlly haro year " Choir instructor Jon Lindfors said th.is is the first y<>ar some of his new stud.ents will be expen- enced singers because of a new cho11' clclss at Davis Elementary School. could really say about it. We'll Just hdve to see where 1t gQes from here." But one line in the statement has raised the ire of Jun de Boom, a former write-in candJdate for Glover's council seat: "I can restart the investigation at any time during tpe next year." Said de Boom, "If I was Jenifer, I'd take that as a threat. That means lf Jenifer writes a story that she doesn 'l llke, she'll start the investigation again. If she The biggest portion of the bud- get, $54 million, will go toward ' salaries of certificated employees, including teachers, counselors, libranans and schooJ administra- tors. Another $18 million will be used to pay classified employees such as mstructional aides, ofCice employees and bus dnvers. Other major expenses are $18.S mlllion for employee bene· fits and $5.3 rrullion for books and suµpltP.c;, "It's something new, ttnd J think it's going to re>ally be> et ben. efit to our choirs,.., he scud. "W1• haven't hod that b ~tom." In add1t1on to starting c111sses, the staff at Co:.ta Mesa t:hyh was also busy ~re91stenng about 200 students who -waited until the last minute to enroll. But overall, the first day went smoolhJ y. Asstslant. Pnnopal Michael Vo sen su1d. ·we haven't had any prob- lems,• he said. •Everything's really worked out well There are the last-minute registrdtions, but we have those.every year" (Glover) would JUSt~retum phone . calls and be responsible for her dctions and behavior. this would never have happened. She threatens and bullies her way through hfe. • . De Boom, who plans to uutiate a recall of Glover after the November C1ty Council election, said the statement 1ust solidilies his commitment to pwsue the recall "This just proves the need for it," he said. • i I . i The budget includes a 3.95%' ; cost-of-living adjustment 1 ·approved by the state, whlch nus- es per-student spending. m the district by $148 to $3,914. : The $2.8 million inJusion for 1 teachecs salaries came from the ~st-of-bvmg increase and th~ district's cost-cutting measures The budget also assumes a $1.1 million deficit. which will be absorbed hy d $.7 8 mtllion sur- plus. · HOMER CONTINUED FROM 1 gamc.s to 90, Mc.Cwir • ha · thP opportunity to reach 70, con }d· J med unreachable by baseball 1 pundits at the boqummq ol tit • ! y a~ • . There wer -. PC)' fe.,., J~Oplt! who weren't pulling Tues<lc y fo1 thP mdll known t1S WB19 1al: • Bob Rothm11n, who vwus Stuffed Surf P.r Celli· on th,• bo ud· Wdlk. hds p1ctum~· of Mt<•'\ir.-. ! :P.ldstered ms1dc his restaurctnl. · Most of the signed photo and : po~tPn; are of McGwtre whon hi> -~ WdS o rookie with the. Ot1klo11d : A's Before he wus known us• the f mdn who is home run kinq, tu~ was flattered to sign ~ul0<Jrnph"' and attract attention. RoJhman remember wl)t>n McGwire cdme mlo the huryn iomt with Reggie Jackson, ct.n"oth· er famous home run hiller. dn<l a - weight lifter· : "I thought· the whole hu1lctmg was .going to tilt,# Rothman dJ<I With all the media hyp•' ... ur- rounding Tuesday rught':. !Jt1m<>, the loudest dpplduse at Trophy':. l"'dme when Sammy So il, thP Chicago .Cubs nght fielder \\1th 58 home runs, gave t-.kG,,irt> d big hug dunng the <"l'lcbr1ll1oll' i t1nd fireworks, : Instead of the typ1ral muon ' shot launchc·d by the 34-year-olcl !>lugger, MrGwire's h1storv· breaking shot barely dcarC'ci th'· left held Ienco at Busch SI 1dn11n Steve Trachsel, ~ nghth,Jml~r tor the Ch1caqo Cub" \-.Jto \~ ()1)t Jo Tror High ,~cjil)OI m Full!' rton wilr be th•! ttn we.r to tit' ow· es cntldl tnVld C{\Je<;l!ura Who sl~J vrnl UR No. 62? ---..-. BacK at Troph)', Spno tersbttt h recmllc>d wh£'n: 5 FIRE CONTINUED FROM 1 were ared mto th rrund of r gulbr shopp r.s. "The !.lore was a httle me1 tmg pl<lC:e for the c:ornmuruty,: .wiHi Gu"y Wo sa.11.Kelly, editor of the Balhoc1 Beacon "Carol would go 011t or h ·r wa~'.. She wou d call lyuu ·ven "hen yuu weren't look· lrl<J tor liOlllethtng "The tore· wa:. an extension of h••r home• Tlw HanUnuuden wa:. the f'pllome o1 a fam1!y-run shop: W1PnPrs parent:,, Fred and Rutb Wullar e. bo~<Jht the "property m the t•1irly 1970:.. Th~ coupl~~d port of the. buildi.ng to stora1lleu fum1ture When \.Arol expres!;ed mlPH! t m a busml•ss, her par~nts more thdn ohhgP<~. Cdrol. began t.o l'sl.ihhsh <i strong clientele in th•' Bt!llJ<>a commercial sector. _ In l.YR2, Carol's husband, Bernard !>lartu'I a iewelry bus1·. nP s nPxt cloor lo his wife's ~hop. RunnrntJ theu c-.torf!c; oniy f et d{1<1rt k 'pt th,• N1•wport Bedch ro11 pl<.! busy The only lime H1:mard had a chance to ee his wile v. u~ at tht · collee rnachine- twtc 'd ddy I tis ston~ v. dS!l t cldmaged by the hre, IJul 1t hi' h<is felt the-loss · ''There "has b •en an outpour· mg ot sympathy from the com- mumtv," he scud ·People-dTe': d11vllstntect beC11u ' ':.cime' hav~ <!omr> to rely nn this store. It's like m encl of an crd " · Sornc rustom1;~s dropped by 1l1c-£1«~ Uilqwar(' that the shop hnrl been m1ttcd hy hre, and end· ctJ up paymy tlwu condolences. 111 ·~ k11<•\'.' t1ow hurd 1998 ~dS lwc n tor Cdfol .rn<l BPrndrd. Car-_ "UT \\lb d1ugnosed with bredst · B R I E F L Y I N T H· E N E W S f11ns cha"Pd the r1.:1 ord He-aid Uir-rc> Wds ct lot ,f ncgtttive ~nl"t· UY i\rourul Mari~ Spre1st('r;h~~h C"c'ln<' "r m · J.rnuarv: Her mOther md h. has ov1•rcome the oods No..., lho ston~ b yone Child abuse group seeks volunteers Volunteers are needed to work with the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center's Ten- der Care Parenting and Welcome Jlaby programs. · • Trairung classes for people interested m Tender Care Parent- lDg Classe~ will be held from 6?30 to 9.30 p.m Monday and Sept. 17, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 19. Classes for the Welcome Bi.iby p1ogr<im, m whKh mentors pro- vide tirst-tin'le pdrenls Wlth gu1d· anre arid tram1ng m child CdH' and development, will be held from 6;30 to 9 30 p.m. Monday. Sept lb and Sept. 17. All volunteers must be dl ll•ast 21 years old and are reqwr<'cl to dttend all three traming classe!> in order to parlic1pdh'. All classes will he held at the center, 2482 Newport Blvd., ('o<;· ta Mesa. For more infonnalton, call (714) 7'1.2-1107. 80D'ICENIRE H•alth & W•lln•ss Ce t r MAssAGE Body Polish Herbal Wraps Spa Pacl<ages ~ Op. n 7 d<i~ a •ttk • Mon f'ri. ~9pm, 'i.a1 "-un lOam 7pm Cos ta Mesa Hunli.nsrton Beach 666 O.i..r, Sulc. I 0 I l 7672 l.k-h )iMJ. !'tulu-. I) & ~ (Ealot of lh'111410I, d olM! to South eo..t Plau) (J~h & N-AA In C. Pla<ita l'aa.) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 PRESENTS THE 1998 BUSINESS EXPO • . TASTE OF TRIANGLE SQUARE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, t 998 CALL THIE COSTA MllA CHAMllllt ~OR TICKETS ee•-•o•o · (0"N TO THI PU8LIC. TIOIT PURCHAH AlSO AT lVCHt.) Payroll accounting ·· workshop Tuesday E'es. Cerlific'ates will b • ywcn d1 the end ol the workshop. . A three-pdrl workshop on pay· roll arcountiny will be oflcn.·cl trom 6 to HI p.m. Tuesday und ~ept 16 anct 17 at OCC, 2l01 Fatrvlf'W Rodd , Cost Mt sa Registration fee is $92. A $20 mutenal lee 1s due m cldss. For more infom1abon, c.ill (714) 432- 5880. Tht• workshop \\Ill cov~r dl1 cw- rPnt fNlerc1l aricl !.Idle payroll requirPments, C'mployment taxc:. and lh1• cl1Jfr.111n('c lwtwc1~n mdl~· pcn<it'nl conlr1.1:-101s ctn<l employ- Come see tt.. war It UMd to be before It IS the -., k ousf't to bet M4'...,,.auaon1U I ,.. cu•a mer,.._ P/l,;j,t<>~anle Q;;/tamma 3f,;;,,~ In a Bcautif ul Setting on t VIP Lunches ._ . $9.50 with your \'IP Card Great Lunch Offers Al.SO AVAILABLE FOR SUN~{ f DINNFRS Fresh Soft Shell Crab with Pasta 011/y $12.90 1-lb. l.ivc Maine Lobster with Pasta 011f.y SJ 5.90 Sun~et D inners 4:30 p.m .... 6:~ p_.m. Scn•tion.J 3-Coutse Dinner StArtinx "' $/Q.90 Sunday Cha1npagne Buffet Brun ch 11 :0() Lm. -2130 p.m.. Only $16.!JO J>" ~"°" 673-9·500 ort. Beac h (l { OITllnPTChll clf'Vt>IOp 'f h I ct rn61 ~Jrtn htt~l·bttli Cctrd SlgO cl One '-valuablr> 1t£1ms ·have I P u r1>ducerl ti> Chdrred nsh. The ldllllly IS llncertatn who will tok• OH!1 the hop. They Mly, hu\-. ~ver, the Hundmaiden will cth .. c1r be a part of thelf family · b) lum ·nu l a gwd~ eel hrnl.lon tomght," hl' udde<l ··i:here 1 a tNtl positt\ e I ·~hng across lhc 1 nt1tion. Jt\ all ch•~' to MrGvnrn H •w not a store to us,~ Ruth \\all.ice ,..a1d. "II\ bk•" a-child." SEPTEMBER CONCERT CALENDAR . SAT, SEPT. 12 8 PM SUN, SEPT. 13 4PM SAT; SEPT. 19 8PM SUN, SEPT. 20 4 PM SAT, SEPT. 26 8PM AHMAD JAMAL Jazz Pianist John & Donald Mills of the · MILLS BROTHERS & Kay Stllrr BALLET FOLKL6RICO MEXICANO THE.HARRY JAMES ORCHESTRA ·· . LILY CAI CHINESE DANCE COMPA'" ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Fairview & Arlingt on. Costa Mesa TICKETS: (714) 432-5880, ext. 1 www .occ.cccd .ed u/-comed a,c 1ni1lion 1 n11k,. ()ne 1nillion doll.U'S . ()nc step do~r to ,1 t"Ur\!. loin lh t\,r 111"· l 'ltml.lh' bet" en I t1 .un .md ,, pm ll.lhi lC'I dn\ • .1 11~ '' 1\,\1\\ I hen. 111 '0111 n.imc, "t•'ll dunatt' 011c l1olJ,\r for\"\ er\ inilc '< u ( )lJf' Sll;JI I\ 011C m1ll111n m1k·,, nm· m1lhon ,fqll:u~ .md to get c nc 'lcp do c1 · co th "urc t( r hrc lit cancer. . . • I t I ' I I • Of THE DI EYE-OPENER C«ona del Mor tti;dinds itsel widtoU4 a boys • SO<cer coach as lhe sdiool yu opens I see below or 1llis wil dtfiiitety be 0 rebcilding year w•" Derek Lawther, ex-CdM boys soccer coach l 6 ~ewport Beach/Cosio Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday, September 9, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 442 <:orona ·del Mar's Lawther resigns SURFING ' •Three-year tenure as boys soC'.Cer coach with Sea Kings enps for former UCI men's coach. ID champion Santa Margdrita. , , Lawther, who began the men's and women's programs at UCI after proression- al coaching stints with Califorma Surf and California Sunshine, said be will remain involved in the sport. SURFER'S DELIG CdM failed' to win a league game the last two seasons and its only all-league player-second-team selection Andy Mick- ler -graduaied from last year's 3-13-3 group. which went 0-10 against league competition. NEWPORT BEACH -The .sixth annual Rusty Ne":'J>Ort Pro-Am ~ - showcase a unique corobrnation of surfing pros and leading Southem Cali-_ fornia Amateurs in Newport Beac;h trom;Sept. 16·20. . . ' ~Pb CORONA DEL MAR -Derek· Lawther, who,·coac~ed C9rona del Mar High's boys SOE'Cer team for three seasons after a distin- g'UOO\ed career as men's coach at UCI, has r~ed. CdM Athletic Director Jerry Jel- ruck announced Tuesday. •J've done three years and I enjoyed the program," Lawther sdld •1t was a hard decision and!l told (JeWck) l'd carry on until they get somebody, which means run- ning their sixth-penod class and putting things together for whoever comes 1.0. 1 did- n't get great results, but l enjoyed my three seasons There are some younger players coming into the program from the Orange Coast United (club) program. but I think they're a couple years away yet from being a-real successful-progranr.4'h.iefi- nitely be a rebuilding year .. • "I Jove coaching coaches and I'm the coaching director in the area for AYSO, which includes six regions (spanning New- port Bedch, Corona del Mar, Costa•Mesa, Tustin and Irvine). I'll continue to 'run clin· ics for coaches and 1 may end up pursuing a couple dub possibilities, where you can coach only at rught. J may even set up my O'VJl coaches' associ.ition and go that route. I've told the (CdM) boosters I'll help them in any way I can." The event is sanctioned as a one-stai-e-vent 10 the World Qualifying Series with over $20,000 in prizes. The competition iS also a recreation~ contest open to all competitors. Dylan Slater and Ryan 1\lrner are favored m this year's men's. aQ'lateur competition. . .. • ln conjunction with lh.e ·aty of Newport Beach Commuruty Services Department, the competition will take ptace, t:µJsed on wbere the waves are breaking better, at either 54th or 56th street. · The women's competition will also mclude a 1uruors division (17-and- under). The men's competition includes four divisions -11-and under, 12-14, luwther, who died tune..£Qnflicts wtth running his travel agency in Anaheim for his.decision. posted an 18-32-16 record at the Sed Kings' heUn, 2-21-7 in the rugged Sea V~w Ledgue, which includes two-tune defending CIF Southern Section Division 15-18 and men's oJ)en. Another highlight will be the Surfing magazme Alf Show which features 18 surfers, 17-and-under, in 'a winner-take-all aenal battle. Only the most , radical aenal maneuvers are scored. Competitions start daily at 7 a.m. For · • · Jelnick said the search for the new coach will begin unmed.iate,ly and interest- ed applicants should contact him at 515- 6058 . infonnabon. contact Mike Kingsbury or Lisa Hickman at (714) 375-2188. . FALL PREVIEW Closing the gap • Coach Joe Busi hopes Mustang cross country runners CdO pack it for the. upcorrung season. . f\.-.c1' ll1u . · • LocalS are in every direction on the women 's college volleyball level. e Newport-Mesa area has produced many of the top women's collegiate Oolf ~ volleyball pldyers. The constant flow of playe rs from this area <"OSTA t\.U::SA The C'ostd Sldrted in the nud-1970s, JUSt M£>~a High\ cross coun,try tedffi' after Title IX was adopted and battled hdrd to comf' m fourth in continues to feed the college the 'Pucilic Coast Ledgue last sea-programs all over the Uruted '>On and could huve a -better sed-States sort Uus year tl the Mustanqs can The 1994 Newport Harbor mundge to d(•v(>lop some depth High School guls volleybdll team . dnd dose the uc1ps between run-was one of the best t~ams ever nNs. from this-'8.l'ea. After winning the "One through three we are section CIF and Stale CIF rnally good,~ Coach Jne Busi championships, Newport was Sd1d ·But we need to close the ndITled the nationdl champion qaps in the lt1ttN· ranks.· Coupled with Corona del One of those top runners iS Mar's two national · ~cn\or Bruce Hancock, who had a championshlps. the Ne\vport c,uc-rcssful <ross country season area had three national 1<:1st year and made 1t to the Mas~ champ1onshlps m d row. ters Meet m track . All four seniors on that te am "He has a lot of dedication," dI'e now starting-their senior year Buc,1 saJd. "He's been running in cbllege.'Each hclS been a Ion lhttn anyone else on th~ major contributor at their · team He learned to run cross respective school country 10 elementary school LonQ Beach State's Misty May 'wh1th has gwen him a sound was the NCAA Player of tbe bdSt' Year last season and, after a V 0 L L I Y 11 L L· chorlie brande exotement with these three . Corond del Mar resident Enka· Hansen returns as a startmg middle blocker at Prulceton, while CdM'.s Melissa Ford sets for the Tigers. These two helped Pnnceton Win the Ivy League championship last yedr. This year's Tigers will be slronger . Wlth the help of Sarah Petry, who was ctn All-CCF performer on lasl , year's CIF champions at Corona del Mar. ~ • · Featured at UCI is former Corond del Mar three-sport standout Dons Hawley .. Although plag\led wtth knee and ankle problems, her return later this "He understands what is summer as the setter for -------month will greatly u1 boost the Anteaters' -: quest for success rc•qmred to be successful. If you the United States Wdnt to 400s dl 70 sec:onds, he National team, should wllr be one second on eith('>r side donunate matches U.WS.'s ::=.it Another Newport" • player who has ' ' of 70 each lap." again. Sc:ruors Alex Martinez dnd At Georgetown, Sara Dt1Vld Tran hdve continued to Faubom returns as the unprove and should be able to starting outside hitter. std\ with Hancock, which gives Colorado's featured w.•-. .......... excelled al the next level is Joanna Fielder After starting dwing part of last season at - lh(· '\1ustangs a strong base middle blocker Is Melis--·" the Umven;1ty of 'CJ "f\.ldmnez woke up a litUe this sa Schutz, while nna -·" .... Michigan, Joanna. ,0 yedJ, • Busi scUd ·He has been Bowman is the starter in Sil-. .... through h<lrd work m the off-season, should earn a full-time spot working redl hard and will be up the middle at Southern ........ •. , ..... to the challenge Davtd (Tran} Florida University. decided lo comnut to cross coun-Calvary Chapel's try over the other sports ahd is Courtney Owens llves dose to reaching lu.s potential.• next door to Melissa ...... Beyond those three runners, Schutz and led her high school Costa Mea has.a lot of questions team to a 1994 Division TV state to oo answereq The time differ-crown. She will also starter her enlldl betwe<>n'Hancock and the seru(>r year at Colorado as an potential four and five runners, outside hitter. That was a very according to Busi, 1s about a talented group of athletes. minute and a hctlf, wtuch is unac-The '94 Newport team also ceptable. featured juniors Jeannette ~ a dud! meet, that's not that -Hecker and Laura Wilson, who bdd,• Busi suid "But at league HIGH S (HOO I; GO l f p RE y IE W 5 also are playing prominent roles findls, a lot of people can ht lnto for their college teams. that. two-minute gap." E . • Jeannette, an All-CIF setter at tng~~·~:~ru1:e~~:~e~: sta.nc1a, .Newport Harbor.ready W rumble ~t!Z~e~:ra=g;~ra~~yola- nen; who need to step up are Marymount Uruvers1ty after senior Rodrigo Ojeda, senior COSTA MESA -The roster may look small, but : NEWPORT BEACH Golf has always been a pop-starting for the last two years as Francisco Ortiz and junior Kevin don't be fooled by it's size. Three of the fot¥ girls on : uJar sport at Newport Harbor HJgh, which tS why an outside hitter Ch<ij?m. the roster are returrung from last yeCi.r's Estanaa : Jun Warren starte~ the girls: golf program a,head of ~urals.astarter aLWilliam & Qiepin has ..come the.. l.Ql:UJ4i~+-~..9.Qlf teruP that ¥tAS 9 1 ds a freelance team ~ mosl 1)ther 5ehoots. ----+.......,.-ary. As 6 fre'Shffian· walk-on of the three, but has yet to be test-·our basic team from last year lS intact,• Coach : Tlus season, which was moved from the spnng to she started for most or the sea- ed m a varsity race so BUSJ 15 cau-Art Perry S<l:.14· •oepending on how good the teams : the fdll to end the conllict with boys golf, that bead son She has been on scholarship uously optimisbc m our league are go1.t1g to be, l feel we have a good : start gtves the SailorS a distinct advantage 10 the flJ'St ever since. "The key to this season wtll be shot at·winning the Pacific Coast League title." : year of CIF sanctioned girls golf • u they realite they have the a bil-Senior Stacy Barnett will be one of the keys to : "This is the fourth year of our program," Watren ity w1lhm themselves to make a winning that title. •she is just a tremendous ath-: said. •There arc only eight other teams who have tWference. • Busi said. ·u that lete," Perry said. •she JS one of our long ball tut-: been up and running as long." happens and we slcly healthy, we ters. • .. : The move from spnng to fall caused ~ome roster should be competitive m league.• Juruor Laura Cote is also a long hitter, hut also, : conllicts as girls who played other f~ sports deCt.d- The Pacific Coast League, according to Perry. has a lot of finesse around the : ed to drop goll Just the ~amo, ne"': girls, wh~ '."ere ac<:ording to Bus1, will be tough greens. Senior Erin Thompson lacks the disld.nce of : locked mto other sports m the spnng, h~ve Jomed agaio thLs year and he beltcves her teammates, but makes up for 1t with dta.iracy off : an~ have added depth to the program. . that the fa te of the league tiUe • the tee and on approach shots. : Most schools will have one qul "':ho ~s a good depends on how well cro~ town ·we have a young and consistent team,• Perry : play~ and others ~ho .are.sWl learrung, Warre n rival Estancia doe~. said. •All of our plt1yers were in a public cour;e : said. Most of the ~Js .we have on the r05ter have JIUSTAIGS ledguc over the summer. They were some of the : pldyed golf f<_>r a while. only quls playing on the boys teams • : JunJors Bnanna Reehl and Enn Haller are return· Th · : ing, two-year lettennen who will help tho Sailors o we!!klY mutches were 18 holes each and : cha their first Sea View League title. gave Estanoa girls a l~t of mrpcnence again t a : Newport has four returning lettermen in all. lughe r level of compelltion. . · : Warren credits some of the surc~11 to the depth ?n" thmg that Perry likes a bout his. players is : of tho coaching staff. Warren utilizes four ass15tdllt thctr work ethic. . . : COACJ:\ei • D-0n J~nr'-':Tom Pi<:kens, Kathy Bthr •.:J:bey all -know t11at .golf15 a iiemandui9 game ! and Big Canyon Country Club pro Sandy Hub('r . to and takes a lot of practi • Perry__utd •Tu y n w : help get his players more individual instruction. they had to work hard everyday to:.get better. . : ·with such a good st4ff, th girls will get better UruveCSlty IS the early favonte m the PCI~ wit.h • fast r, • Warren said. •we will be good this year and th.r really strong girls on tho noJ411S roster. ·we ! have a good 11iot at Winning league." · have to beat them to wm league," Perry s~ud. ·nut : Other challengers in le<1gue include Woodbndge th are talepted, •mart girls and l think that w«> ! which has a strong No, 1 player end Santa Margari· have tho potential to win this year.• : -ta, whi~ ldi.e teem for ibl fourth year u well. . , ~o starters <m the CdM 1993 J. state champions, Kelly Campbell and Kathryn Rice, are also key performers for their colleges. Campbell sets for Colorado and is very exdtihg to watch as she leads with great charisma and detenhinatioo. Kathryn was the leading force for Brown Univemty's lv}' L ague championship dunng her fn"shman year, but was plagued with injuries last sea on. She returns healthy and ready to lead. a am. Brown will be strengthened by t.heoeddition of thr&e 1oc&l fre hmen. Corona del Mar's Audrey Anhood and Corre My t (an All-CIF setter), as well as Newport's Laura Wells, Wlll raisa th intensity level at Brown unmcdiately. A recent phone conv •nation th~l I had with the • Brown coach reveaJed her this year. CdM resident and former '' Mater Dei High standout Arny .. l DeCinces is also a Michigan ,: candidate as a walk-on freshman. Another CdM resident, Whitney Hoover, started every game for St. Mary's last year at 1 setter. Although short, her athleticism and understanding Qf 1 success provides the Gaels wilh setting lcaderstup Former Newport Hatbor ~ outside hitter Shana Bannert has returned to volleyball after ! taking last year off. She will start., as a JTUddle blocker cit Manhat-.. tan College in Long Island, N Y., # which sounds like qwte an ~ ,. · adventure. ordanaHavriluk was-another All-ClP starter for Corona del Mar's 1997 CIF champs She ha~ continued her career at Cal-Berkeley where she has "' u already contributed as a backrow 1 specialist for the Bears. The 1992-93 Corona del Mar teams were two grcdt ones. Their back-to-back state championships in OJVislon I are • indicative of the talent on those teams. Kristen Campbell, Kun Colel'Thln and Jenrufer Stroffe were a trio that few coaches are • blessed with ~ While Knsten (Duke) and Kim (UCLA) have f lnishcd thelr collegiate careers, Jennifer, with one year of athletic eligibility left; has ttansferre<i to Michigan ' ..S&&ta where she will play lien·-, .......... -~ fifth year and attend graduate J school. It is great to watch our former playen as they continue playing volleybell through their college years. It ii a tribute to their hard 1 work and alhletictsm that they can continue at the nut level. Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot Sheflin's unusual ickname; Phoenix proved ·s worth through g ravel • ce at Harbor High. ome wnters used to refer to Harbor H1gh's legendary AlJ-ClF fullback Harold· ( ) Sheflin as ~stuka." But few nderstood 1t outside early World 'f/ar II t The late Shefhn, who once Weighed 215 pounds when in his nrtme. and hit like a bull S 1,D E L I N E S qtephant, was called any number - - of names, but most of them fttded building, to the manual arts ' t ay easily. buildmg and then back up past We finally chose to ask the entrance to the gym and the ofessor Ementus Edward C. resident caretaker's home, Mr. pheru. of Syr. acuse Univen.1ty, Rollins, Lo exit on Irvine - o w~ the runrung gud!d Avenue." ' ead of Shefhn in '41. to lie added, ''ll was one-fourth lain it. mile of megular, gravE!l·strewn StepbeJ'\S satd, "The Germans surface, studded here and there l\ad a dive bomber mode by the Wlth rusty nails, b1ts of concrete Stuka factory, which raised a Jot and broken glass that cam<> as of havoc in the early year's of close to whdt might be c;t1Ued a . ·Germany's mauling of Europf> lrdll of torture as one could find. "The term Stukd. WdS much ·or course~ we were all m the headlines then and the young, innocent and fµll pf beans stories would refer to the tNror and rdnn' to go. Por some· people Cell when Ule Stukas r<'dson. I was somewhat favored were coming, and tbe to wm. particularly by the devastation in their wake. grdmmar S("t)ool crowd lrom -1•m sure that's where iCostd Mesd. ·Harold's tag of Stuka Cdmc from, "~alt Arnold, »'ayne Dye, probably hung on htm by Jacl< Grady <lOd myseU all l.Uled opposmg lineman • 1:1p with thf> Newport crowd of • Take one of the e arliest f dark horse!> dnd Reed !>tcuted us days at Harbor High whPn Dave oft from the Pntrance to the gym Phoenix, who would become a r--·---.,....-""""'=-------.., four-year letterman tackll', would relate his first exposure to the cainpus. · Coach R0aJph Re<>d, the athlellc director, chose to stage tt competitive running event dS a fttbng c1unax to a high school open house for the eighth graders from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa But bedI m rrund what th~ scenano loo~ed like after rtll the construction worker. had · completed work on ~w.bu1Jd mgs, a wide spredd of debni. m every direction Phocrux, whose c dreer would subsequently lead into engineering. said, "Late m th~ after.noon, the runners cill gathered m front of the--• gymnasium to comp<>te on what was then a long. oval gravel-covered dnvewdy that Jed from the entrance to the school on Jrvine Avenue, down pil~t the back entrance to the mdin Harold Shefiin with a shot from his famous starter's pistol. · . . . . . "Off l went, barefooted c:Uld • bushy-taileq, leading the pack,H Ph~nix scud. "Up past the first • tum on Irvine Avenue, down hill : on the· back Slr!!tCh, going like ! the wmd and spurred on by the cheering crowd. . . "I sped around Ule lower end Wllh my eyes glued on the firush line, sl.tghUy uphill and about 100 · yards away when sudd~nly - witq about 10 'yards to g,o :-my legs began to fa.1.1 . What a horri?>le sensation I• Phoerux said, ·1 could see Coach Reed, stopwatch in hand, a nd my friends and classmates all shoub..ng and wavmg their arms when disaster finally struck. Down ( went, sliding_ full ·length LD the gravel to within three or four feet o{ the finish tine. "I don't know who won the damn race, prpbably Jack Grady or Walt Arnold, but I do know 1t took me some time to recover {roin the effects of that driveway upon my tender carcass." . . ... ON THE Looking ~ack on a European Tour.· cDJTOR'S NOTE Chris McCorrrud< and his • , Corona de/ Ma1 High water pol.a teammates ven • lured to Hungary this past summer; here is how he saw it: By Chris McCormick Wca were headed hall way..!round U1e world to Easlem Europe. ·Alter the wd-e.ye· to London, fol- lowed by a six haur layov<>r, we were fllldily about to arrive. ThiS was my first trip to Europe. Most people would travel to France or Italy But we were about to land m Buddpest, Hungary. Four~ teen members ot the Corona de! MdI High water polo team, two codches ond four parents amved here to partiapale m cm mtemabonal water polo tournament Mike Evans and Tim SalvinOcoarhed the team d\lring the rune-day trip dnd we were accomparued by Mr. Gentry, Mr5. Shepherdson and Dr. and Mrs. Jackson. · We knew beforehand the com~tillon would be tough because Wdter polo is the ndtional sport of Httngdry. Budapest·is an old world oty with many beauti- ful, histonc buildings. It is chvtded mto two halves by the Danube River, Wlth BUda m the west and Pes.t m the east. The western hdll, Buda, is the nicer, more attractive half of the oty We plav.ed our games dt the swun stadium on Margaret Island m the middle of the Drlnube While we were in Budapest, we stayed at the Budai Sports "Well, that event uutiated my career as an aspinng athlete for Hcirbor rhgh, • Phoerux concluded. "In those days, cuts, bn.uses, gravel runwdys and hard-packed dirt fields were standard fare for athletes -and we were a long way from competent medical care." • Center The rooms were Spartan, but fairly comfort- : able But the hotel ltSell was very far from the city. •'Time was wben Mel • Smalley, a prized halfback in 1494-1950 for Harbor High, worked on the same hshmg boet as Bill Berry, a native of Corond del Mar, who now live!i in Mumeta. Both had prankster tendencies m their youth. Dunng one outing at sea, Berry t6ok note of Smalley's brand new shoes, then chose -after Smcille}' had gone to bunk out -to nail them to the deck. Without saymg a word the next mcJrrung, Sffialley easily discerned what had trcmspired, then qweUy slipped away to pull Beny's brdnd n ew jacket off the hanger Wtth scissors m hdnd, he snipped dlmosl hall of one ann off and not .so nwch as the other arm. They never fusseCl or fought just calmly, like slttpstick comedy -did their own thing Laurel and Hardy would have loved 1t. Every tune we wanted to go to town tor prartlce, we had to travel m a pnvate bus we rented. It had .a ram bow design on the outs1de, so we looked like the Partridge Famtly. It was very hot weather in Budapest and LhNe were many bugs. One rug ht, when we went out lor • dinner, Ryan Jetton, Cliff Shepherdson and i left the !· door open. When we returned, the room was full of : m~qwtoes, moths, wasps and other bugs We had to kill them all wtth our phone book. 8ut CWf hit one of the lights m our room and everyone lost power. Brad Netherton had to pldy wtth the r.ir- CUlt breakers until the hghts'cctrne on ayam. The food was hearty, but foreign to everyonc except Alex N1ehenke. who grew up m Austna and~ Germany He and Brady Flynn deemed their plate'> every~meal. We were usudlly served saJdllU, shcE>d medt~ and rolls for breakfast. r.unch was a serving of chicken or veal. with nee and vegetables. Dinner was often slices of roast beef, bread and vegetables My only complamt was the water The tap Wdter was bad and almost all the bottled water was car- l)<mated M~y ot us boughl sodas and one day, we had a Coke-drinking contes\ Ryan Burnham could drink the fastest. but the highlight was when Garrett Bowlus spit up all lus Coke on his shirt. W~ practiced m Budapest for two days t?efore we went to the tournament. We played dgainst some of the best clubs m Hungary, They were all much old-. er than we were and very fast. The pool was 10 meters. much longer than we were used to, and we were exhaust«d from the trdvel. It wdc; very physical DIEP , SEA SCHEDULE play. . Thunoday was our trnvel day from B\Jdapest to the town of Ega~·~Our motel was i.n the center of town and close to me pool, but the conditions were even worse than m Budapest TUESDAY'S COUNTS Newpott Landing · 4 boats, 54 anglers. 90 yello..ytail, 17 barrclCuda, 1 cahco ba~s. 9 sand bass, 6 rock foh. Davey's Locker -6 boats, 136 anglers. 125 yellowtail, 2 bonrto, 37 barracuda, 24 calico bass, 86 sand bass, 1 sculptn, 1 sheephead, 1 rock fish, 25 mackerel, 2 black seabass (released). TODAY Soccer College men Occidental at Southern Cahforma College, 1 7 p.m. Community college men -Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa, 4p.m .• The rooms were practically bare and we all had to use one bathroom. The pool had water that wds fresh from the nver without chlonne added and wal-. changed daily It also had rocks m the bottom Wednesday, se~ mbcr 9, 1 998 7 ROAD ••• Coach Evans, d fom1er mf.mber of Team USA, told lli a story about the pool. B<•fore theU' game. Coach Vargas m.ade a pile of rocks on the bottom ,at his position so th<ll he could stand up when he shot the bd11. > • We played two games cin edt.h day over the wcek- encl. Everyone got sick and we were all worn oµt Our first game was agamst a club horn Franrn, which we lost 12-7 Uut they were lati•r dtsqualihed for usmg an:overage.playet:. The ~tond garrru on ~ Fnday was against the Slovakidn 1uruor nabonw team That was an ~xoung game. It wa!> rauung 5() hard dul'lng the second hall that the players tn the water coulrln t hear the coach~s . The lightrung and thunder sounded like 1t WdS ovcrhedd. - The Slovdks played dirty and their COdch got kicked out because he wa creaming at the refer- ees. The rough play look US OUt Ol Ollf game and we narrowly lost hy on~·goal;-10-9 Sdturday turned out to be a bf:•tt<'f day for out tedm The gam~ with an ltalidn Club w,is ea1>1er and everyone got to play. We won U1e Qdllte by a s'10re of 18-13 . The South Atncd teetm wa'>our~rnm:l game tft)ct it ~ds mucll closer We staged a drnmdhc fourth- qudrtPr comeback AJter the third qudrter, we were down by four goals. But m the fourth, we s<..we<l the game's last slX godls and ended up w111rung by two. The hndl score Wds 11-9, . The South AJncan tecUTJ std}'ed at our hotel Tuey were all very nlCt: d.Ild w<· made fnenti" w1th them. Later m tbe afternoon o n • aturday. wP Wl"nl Lldck LO the pool to watch thef? pldy the Slnvdks We dtdn't like the Slovakian team and if South AJncd won. we wo\J.ld beJirst m our bracket. \\'e chcl!rt!d them on and they won by two The·onty other team from lhc L ~ v.as a g ro up from Floridet. Gdrrett Gentry 1Jclnenc1ed them because h1S ddd '4.:ent to high school \\.'1th ltt\-rr coach. He traveh-!d to Flonda later in the !>umrner to play m a toumarnt>nt with them Sunday was the sem.ilmdls and the finals WP- wert! m th~ first semifmdl w1th the Rornamans. We chd not play well and lo..,l 15-12. wtuth meant ~.:! couldn't wm the gold medal. Wt.~ played th(• South"Afncans for the bron:1.e lat- er, but were without f\ torgen Johnston, Dav1d Fdbl· an and D.J Jttckson because of ill.iwsses. We ~I wanted to WUl a medal and were ner'\'ous about our lack of player... But those whu could not pld)' came to support the team and.everyone ~lc;e ... teppt>d llfJ their play. We were dowt! by two godls after one quart••r, but we caughl up and then went ahe.sd by ,one The score stayed like that tor almost the '"hol~ fourth quarter until wt• scored with under c'.I rrunute l<!fl to put the.game awdy. 6·4. · . Ldtet, we returned to the pool for the medal C'CI<!- mony. The home learn from EgcU v.on the tourna- ment, wtuch was no surpns~ cons1denng that they were rated the best 16-and-under lt!arn m Europe The team received a trophy · .,nd we cu ch received a medal Jason Palda wa~ dwarded a spe- cial trophy·for bemg named the l>est i1eld pla)er of· the tournament The team seemed to come together dunnQ Lbe trip dild everyone got along, We started to pla\ bet- ter the longer the wee~·w<•nt. The trip was tinng but fun and very tlif tenmt frc.>m anything else I have done. Despite the long travel. foreign surroundings, sickness and phys1Lsl play, tbe tea.m accomplished more thc:in I !'vet thought PQSSlble.· . . It was a tnp thdt I'll never forget an<I 1t will gt~ our tedm much conhdence throughout the upcom- mg season. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLl~O.TIC£S PUBUC NOTlc-E& -PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES hons Bldde1s speetllld prevaWng rales of but not lata1 tnan lht lor1h herein will result In tractor ihall pOsl a copy or Ing p10jects con11ac:to1s on lhos P•OJtcl No b1ddr may .... 1nar1w There will not be payment Each bid musl conform wages 10 all workers tm-abovt·Slated tome. Hlitd Ole impos1t1on ot l1qu1dated this dOC\lm~nl et each tob Project: 8Jd 1830 • 11 ttqu red by tht Subttl· any bid tor 1 period ol PUBLIC NOTICE requmtd for one set ot bid and bt responsive lo lht ployed in the execution ol b•ds for lht aw11rd ol a damages for each day ol 5,,,, The Conttactor alld Cooling To1<.ti Rtpl•c• long and s .. bcontrac:t ng lony·ht t•S ;;ia)S Dl'ler'1!'t • ---------• doculT)tnts. Con1rac1or re· contract documents. Each the Contract contrac:1 for the pro11ct d• delay, In lht amount HI any subconllactor ulldtr at ment 11 Manna High Fair Piact•ces Ac:t, Pubt c dale HI tor t:•e opcnung 01 STATEMENT OF questing mo1e than one set bidder shall submit, on lht No bidder may withdraw SCflbtd u forth 1n lht "lnformat•on f0t shall pay not fess than lht 5 h 1 M d 1 J b • ABANDONMENT OF of bid documents will be form lurnashtd with lhe any bod tor 1 peilod of sixty Renovalt Campus rtst Biddt11 •• specirled prevailing relu 01 Wc ~o • an ~. ory 5 ° Con11ac:1 Code Stc:tron b•ds charged Ir~• dollais ($5) cont~t docµmeats a list (60) days alter the date 111 rooms (16 buildings) for Each bid mus1· conform wages 10 all workera tm· elk. 9 am, Friday, •P· 4100 ti HQ P1.1rsu1m1 10 Sect on :!~300 USE OF FICTITIOUS par each additional 111 ol the proposed subcon· for the opening 01 bid• ADA compliance and/or and bt responsive 10 the ployed In the t•ecution 01 tember 18 t998 al Marina Each b•d shall be ac· ot the Public Contract BUSINES.S NAME Checks should be made 1rnc:1011 on this proiect as A payment bond shall be cosmetic Ui)gradts cont11c:1 documents Each the Contiact H.gh School. 15871 Sgr•!l9 companied bi a ct'1of•td 0t Coce. the c:onttllc• wiH con. The lollowmg pe1sons payable lo Coast Com· 1eqU11ed by the Subltll•ng rtqu1ted puor to execution Tntrt will be • Twtnly· bidder shall subm•t, on lht No bidder may wothdraw dale SI., "Huntington Beach 1 casn et s Cl1Kll or bld tan prowis cr:s peqnllung nave abandoned the use of munaty College D1st1ic1 and Subcon11act1ng Fair of the contract and shall be Five ($251 norwelundablt form furnished with tht any b•d ror a pertod of S••ly CA License ciass 1 cation bond nan l'T'IO\l"1 not less 1,,. sutces~r1.11 OJQCltr 10 lht F1c1l1lous Business Bods shall be rece•ved in Practces Acl Govemmeni on lht form 181 forth In the payment r~qu•rtd for each contract. documents, a hst (60) dayt erter the date set C·20 lh t c: t (10%) 1 b 11 1 iii 1 Name Ross Company, the place idtn1Jl1ed above, Code Srctoon •too et seq 1 1 d 1 1111 of bid documents or the proposed subcon· for lht opening 01 bods an •n P8' en ° au s u •He"' ets 0• ~ny t97t Pon Seabourne Way, and lhost bids shall bt Each Bod shall bo ac· ~~::iant ~~"Se~~i~n 22300 Ch.eeks should bo made tractotS on this· prOJecl as A a ment bond shail be Bids shall be ite.avtd In the 1otal bid Pt•c• payable moneys w thnetcl b~ lht Newport Beach, CA 92660 opened and publicly read companied by a cer11l1ed or 01 lht Pubhc Conlreci payable to Coas1 Com· ttquired by lht Subttnrng req~rlcs p1ror 10 •••cutlQn the place 1dant1lled tbovt to the DtSTRICT as • gua•· 01slJJct ro '"'"''' I> :•01m• The Flc1l11ous Bus1nt11 aloud at the aboxe·Slated cashier's check or bid Code lht contract will con· muMy College D1str1ct alld Subcontracting Fair ot tht tontract and shall be 11\d 111aq be openeif and a'llte tt111 1111 b•Cld., II 11s 111ee undo1 lhO c:ontra(1 0t Name referred to above hmt and place. bond m an amount not less taon jHovisions peuruning Bods than be received 1n Practrces Act Gov11nmen1 on the roim set lor1h In lhe pubhcly read aloud at 1ne p1oposa1 11 accepted sha11 perm nU\(I paymem 01 te- wu f.led In Oran~• County In accordance wolh tho than ien ptucent (10%) ol Iha successful bidder to Iha place idtnt•f"d 1bo11t, Code Stclion 4100 ti seq cont•acl documenis abovt•lllltd tome and pr om pity eocutt 1.,8 ttnloons r:lfM>O Cl ec:t 'i on 2·27·98, tit No prov.1S1ons or Cahlornla the total b•d puce. payable subshtult secwihts for any and lhOSI b•ds shall be Eacl'I Bod shall be IC· Pursuan1 to Stcll0t1 22300 pince. Ag•ttmtnt, hnn.sh a satos· nio tsc•011> t9986750574 Public: Contrect Code Sec· to th• D1st11ct as a guaran· monies withheld by ll'le opened encl pubhc:ly read comp1in,1td by a cetl1li1d or of the Publlc Contracl In accordance with 1111 faciory Faithful P1o1rlorrn· BVi Oovernln 8o8rd Rossi and Co1porollon, uon 3300. the Dlstr1c1 re· let that •ht bidder, II 111 Dislric:t to tnsuie perform· aloud el the abovt·•lalld cash1t1 s <:heck or bid Code. lht conlract will con· 0 sio 1 1 caurorn 1 Bo ,, . SI d· " (CA) 1971 Pon Seobournt, quires lhOI the bidder pos· proposal 11 accepltd ahall anct under lht contract 11me and place bondman amount not less la n piovos•ons permlll•ng pr 111 n ° 1 anct nd .n an 1mo11nt gne • Newpor1 Beach; CA 92660 sess the 101•ow1ng etas· promp1ty tictcult the Each bid submotltd In ,.. tn accordanee wolh the than ttn pttc:tnl (t°'9) ot the successful bidder 10 Bus0ntu end Pro1tHIOn'S not ltss 11'11:1 one hundred IS Sutl Mr:Lanu, Olrec· Thi• bu1int11 is con· 11flcation ol cont1actor 1 Ii-Agreement, lum•sh a aatos· sponse 10 this Not•Ct shan provisions ol Cahlorn11 the 10111 bod price, pay101e subslolutt stcufll•ts '°'any Cod• Stchon 7028 15, •I'd pe1cen1 tlOO~) of the 10111 tor ·Procuremen~En• ducted by • co1porat1on -cense 11 the time lhlll lht tacrory F11tl'llut Pt1lorm. contain 11 1 brd 111111 •d· P11bhc Contract Code Sec· to the D1S111CI es a guaran. mon•es w thheld by lhe Pubhc Con11aet Code SK· btd pr ct turn.sh • Pav· org) Consenr1llon Aossland Co1p., W, Ross contract Is 1warded· • anc:t Bond In an amount equatt' shtttlng, shonng. uonio 3300. the D1s1r1c1 r .. tet that tht bidder, 11 Its Dislioct 10 ensure perloim· toon 3300. the o"'ntr re monl Bond In an amounl .Pubhsneo t o11oo-on Mo 11 a rd , Pr t 1, Con11actor. General Con· no1 less than one l'lundred and biacmg, 01 equivalent quirts that tht Q1ddar pos· p1oposal ii 1c:c1pted, shall 11nce undei lhe conirect. quiies lhat tho blddoi pos· not less tl'lan lotty peietnt Btacn Ccsta M•H Dau~ 63 1'19807073~7 tiactor Uc~nst • B peicenl (t00%) ol the total method, tor the prot,ction $OSS the lollowing clas· promptly execute lht Each b1d submitted In r•· sass the c1ass•l1cat•on ol t50'l ot tht IOI.Ii b d Pf•<•. Pilot Seo1tmber 9 6' This stettmenl was hied PUBLISH September 9 bod p11c1, furnish 1 Pay· 01 hit and limb in lrtnc:hes s1fica11on ot contrnctor s h· Agrtemtnl. furnish • HllS· SPC>nst lo lh•s NOt•ct shall c;onttactor 1 frctnst noteo d 1 , t. 1 1998 with the County Clerk 01 t998 and September t6 menl Bond In •~ amount and open ••eavation c:ense 11 lht t•m• lhal the factory Faithful Perform• conta n. as 1 bod Item, ad• bo btd 1 an 11 nisll c:en, lC tS '~ 1998 not less lhan one h~ which shall contorm 10 a • contract Is aw11dtd' ence Bond 1n en 1moun1 ~ualt shtei•ng ehorrng • ve 11 lltt ltme tl\e s denclng 1hll1 the 1equ11to Or1no• County on 8-t7.91 WALK THROUGH . Sep-percent (100%) of the 101a1 tieibtt aattt ordett P-Contrector· B • General not tess than one hundred and biacong or 'equivalenl submitted Pu1suan1 lo insuianct Is 1n tllec! 1n 1111 Daily Pilot Aug. 26, Sept tember 22, t998 at 2 00 bid price, and lu1n1sh Ctr· P Oovernln Y Board Cont11ctor percent (100%) ol lht totll method, ror 'the piolection Bus1n•H and Proltss1ons emoU!111 set 1or1h in ,,.,,1---------- ' 2. 9, 16, 19118 W831 p.m .. OCC Safety & Secu· hl1ca1as evidencing th1t Iha 8 Wiiii g M V PUBLISH ~epttmbot 9, bid pdct. furnish 1 Pay· of loft and limb 1n tttAches Code Section 70211 t5, no ga!l41iel condiltont tn 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE rily Building, 270t Fa1iv111w required 1n,urenct 11 In ti· ., 't ~m • Tga, 1998 and September t6. -mtnl Bond In an amount end open u tavallQll •JOI ""01 01.J~~l!L~:l«:::::;:::===-=z:r::ill::iiiq;=~· -:..:;~.-"""':...,.llC:~~':'""""'"'!!~nR~oilill'iild 11~ngt~l' F lrVltW feel In lt)t amounts HI "" D,, hancel or1 Ifft 11\1~ OM rdt llhi\t C11l'ifOfm to IP wOrk Of m.1111111 und•t lhi tile c:onlrtCI anCI e t C\llt Ule ~w ... -• o ta~ • ~ fort . !lr'lfi : StP· percent (I~) 01 lht 1011· ""ICabft Hitt Ofdtu , 1 ICE '0 (714) 4J ·5590 t•OllS In the tV41nl ol ta.lure logo Dlatrlcl • ltmbtr 22. 1998 at 10 30 bod p11ce, end lum.sh cer· ,.... overnln Y aoar conuact 1o1f'llt1S and un.il lhe itq"•rtd oocumonts CONTRACTORS BID OATE• October 13, lo enter 11'10 the conlflcl Publllhtd Newport am. GWC Maonlt nanct & lrhcllH evldenctng lhal lht O g d lht Reg•st•ar OI COlllllC• such. bid Steuroty w.11 be CALLINO FOA BIDS t998 11 2·00 pm and executt the required Bee h.C 1 M sa 0111 Operalions CompltA lo-reqwed 1n1urance 11 1n ti· 8 't Wllllam M. Vega, to1s "''"''" to the D_.ttoet lo1f~ltd The F11thf\.H Ptt· School District: COAST BOARD DATE: October documtnlt, such bid secu· PilotcSep~!:be : 16 199~ c11ed off Gqlden wu1 tact In the amounll rel Ed.O., Chancol~r, that the c:ontr1c101 was IQ{mante Bond s"1all re· COMMUNITY, ·~OLlEOE 2t, t998 11tv will be torltlltd The r • ·w859 Street on McFaddtn (7t•) lotth In tht gen1111 cond1· Coatl •Communlt't ol· properly lounsed at tti. n\l•n In full l0tc• and e!lea M ft DISTRICT NO paymtnt shall be Faithful Ptalormanc:• Bond 89S·8t68 t1ons In tht tvtnl ol l111ure loge Dlatrlct tome lht bid w .. l4.lbll141· lhtCNgh tl'tt guarintte p ... Btd 0..dllflt October 13, made for work 01 ma1111al shall 11mam. In tutt force PUBLIC NOTICE BID DATE· Oetobe1 20 to enter lnlo tht COtlttac:t Pubtuhed Newport t.a Altf Cl)f\tiactor "°' 90 nod " aptcmeo lri the 1 A ~ 111'8 at 2·00 Pm. undor the conhact unltH end •H•ct through the 1998 11 2 00 pm. and execute !ht required BHc:h:Costa Mesa Oa ly ~ Plate ol Bod Receipt: 01· and until the Aeg1$t111 of guaranttt ptr•od 11 1pec•· BOARD DATE November documenlS. such bid Heu• t licensed 11 awb tel to pen· ;.nor11 concMiona nee ol DtrtclOl or PutCl\IS• Contractors vtnli•• 10 lht f~ In lht g911cral Condi· NOTICE TO 4. 1991 . nly wilt bt lortttltd Th• p~8· Stpltl'l'lbtt • HS, Ill• .. ll!'IC1tr the law end Tht D!STRIC1' rtHI,, .. 1119, Coast CommlA'tlty Col· DISTRICT that th4t CON· uons CONTRACTORS No p1ymenl .shall bt Faithful Peiloimanct 8ond ln · lht conlrac;t • .,it be con11d lhe rtghl to te19¢1 any or au ~ ltgt Dl111lc1, Bldg "D", TRACTOR WH pro1>411fy II· Tht OtSlRICT reservH ' CALLINO FOR BIDS made lor work ol m11t1l1f •hlll remain 1n t\111 ro1ce weeo ertd VOid. If the llcenae bids 01 lo Ylt&i • v • 1370 Adams Avenue, Colle c:enstd at the tome lh• con· the tight 10 rt1•ct any Of' au School Dts1t1c;1 unci.1 tl'tt con111Ct unlese end ellKI throuvh the PU•LIC NOTICE ct1ull1c111on 101e lied llQ\llllll tt or 1nrorma t!N A/J Mesa. CA 12626 ltld WU awatded. Any Oidl or lo ..... any Ir· COAST COMMUNITY COL· Ind tJnlil "'' Rwg 1111 or Quaranteo pe11od .. specf. u Mrtll'l&!!or II 11\al OI • l'I Ill tllds or !ft tn biO• V'-\ PtoltCI ldtn11llc:11ton CONTRACTOR nol so II· reguttl•l ti or inlo1mal1t•H LEGE DISTRICT Con111etors Y1f1foH to lht lied 1n 1"8 gene11I Cond•· NOT1c· TO "sh~1111.-COl\lrlC'IOfM .. 0 y e Name. Orange Coast Col· ctnsed 11 1ub,ect to penll 1n any bods Of 1n the bid· Blcf Deadline· C>etObl• 20. 01$TfUCT •hat the CON· t10ns "" .,...... '"V ftQe Ser:urlly Modular tots under the law II tht h• Gong • 1991111 2 00 pm TRACTOR was propertv Ii· Tht DISTRICT rts•"-ts CONTRACTORS Oelrned In Sect on lO~I 01 Al r~utreo by Stcl!Orl M 81.1lldlng: Biel No 1173 cense cl1u1hca11on specl· As rtQuired by St~Uon Ptact of Bid Receipt• 01· c:tnatd attht time lht coo-the rrQhtlo reject any or •II CALLINO POR 1101 the C1hlornla But ntu Incl 1773 ol the Cehtorn a ~/~~ Place Bids ere on frlt ind f1od htrt•nabove 1s 111a1 of 1773 01 the C11lloui11 I.et of D1rtc1or ol Purc;hu· 111c;t Wat awarded Any bids Of 10 waive any Ir· S'h<>OI 0•11t1ct Ht.r1llng· fllrolus on1 Code. lht • Lal>Or COOi, ll'lt Directot of ev1t1able II Oll•et ol lht 1 "spec ally c:ontr•ctet • It l.abol COdt, tht 011K1or ol ang, C:O.at Communtly Cot· CONTAACfOR not 10 U. 1egularal•H °' lnlorrNlillH ion Btach Union Hlgn ctally conlllCJOf e11111dtd Pit O.pal11T1tnl ol lftdvt· Phvtlcll Facb1t•tt C001dl· <Mllnld In Section 7058 or the C1Pftnmen1 or lnd\Js· ito• Ol1111t1. OlUg ~D ', censod It 1ub1tc:l IO penal-in .,,., tMSs °' In lht bid Sehool Oistncl lhe contreet \Of 1 work ~r "tbtlOOI ol tho 51011 nator. Ardith R chey Cont tile Col.lom•a Bulintst and trial Relal•Ollt or the !hale 1370 Adams Avtnu•. Cos11 t•H uncltr the ll'w. 11 tM u. dong. Obt• rr DoC\tmenta alld shil 1111n C'on.ttr11c1 1 ma 01 Cei.totati haa dot.,• Communuy College D•S• Proltss•on• Code, tht •P•· or Catiforn11 "" dt.ltr· Mt11. CA 12828 cenH c:t11s1l1e11oon epfd: As roqu11ed by Section B·d Due II • H1.1n1ingt.)n 1ry 1 th . 11 n · 111ct: t370 Adame A\lf. cially c0t11t1c1or awarded monjl(,f tht gooerally prev11i. Project ldtn1tllc111on lied lltrt•nabOve 11 lhal of 1773 ol the C1t1fom11 aeacl\ UnlOn High School JOf 0 • l/liOf ' 1 .C· minld the 0'"*" P1911••1 Bldg. 0 • Coata Man, CA th• Conlracl ror thlt Work 1ng r11ts of wngu in th• Name: OOldtn Wett COi· 1 "1pec1a1ty contrtctot" 11 Labor COde, the D11ec101 ol D,.1r1ct. ,0251 YOfktown ~danct w•th th• Ptolll· lr'l1 ttlH ol wages In tilt (>'14) •32·6 707 1h1n llHll con11ruet a ma· toc:ahly 1n which the W<li k tege Rttl Aoomt ADA V? def ntd In Sectton 70$t or the O.~•tme11t ol tndua• Ave.. Pu•chuong, Room Min• Of Ca •lorl'lia DUSI· 1ouruy lfl Wf!lell • wor NOTIC! IS HEAEOY jorlty of the Work, In IC• It 10 be performtd Cop1t1 Qlldt! Bid No 177' the C1r,101nia 8USIMH Ind ~I A111tt0nt Cl( CM Stall 361. HwntlnQton Ot~h. CA neu Ind l'ltoten!ont Code Is 10 tit peffonTttd CoplH OIVEN lhal the 1bove COfdlnce w1lh Ille ptOVI• OI tllelf weve 1111 dettrml• PltCI Didi are On fJt 1nd Prol111lons Coae. lht IC)I• ot Cel1forn11 1\11 Otltt• IM4t (714) "44"1, e•I S.C110n 7~1. of 1NH rate dt!9"!\lna nemed Scl'IOOI 01.sl1icl ot 8'0n• or Ca'•fotnia 8usl• ntUona. en1ou.c1 PAtVAll.· evaaablt at O!l!Ce of ail}' Cot\lftcfOf •dtO ~the gtnerallly pr.vi • 4350 Timt t of tl'>e Hlll'Ct &;ona. ate on 1 , 111,,. 01$ 011ng• County, Cahlornla, neu and Prolesaoona COde ING WAGE SCALE. 11• Phy11Cal ff1tll1hH CoOrdl· the Cont11c1 tor thll Work Ing ra111 ol wages In 11'\e Ollt 0111 f11d•~. Ottober l.ai.11o1i• 18 ea~l•t1 .... TRtOl .,,0 C'Opin mar 1't -~~~n1~~ ;:iar~~r~~.':n~~ s:"~o~~!l~u11 t>• com· ~ri~~·1~~~:t'.~L~':s~!~~ ~t:m~~t·~h ~~fi!tf.~:~ ~~~ '~;':~0;::,• ~ ':: ~'?. ~~edtntc~.. NOTIC~7~P'';u!RE8v ""°11' wlll\in ,,.. t•m• Ht Obi• ~ upo1119qut11 r"- ter rtftrrtd to H "DIS. plttOd ¥11th1n 1tv•n1v·l1vt Adams Ava • Co111 M•u. t1lc1: t370 Adams Ave., corda.nct wltl'I 1111 ptO~· ol thoe w191 tell Ollltfml-GIVEN that '"' Hunling\on for1!11 '*e:'i....... "'1111 rftlilt tn eonttetlor st110 POii • TAICT", w1tl rlC••vt up 10. (11) conttcultve d1y1 C.t. l2l'8, PriytlcaJ fWll-ldg "0", Cotti M1&a CA t lont of Cakfomia Du•" nations, enMled PREVAii.· Otath Villon Hogh SCflOol 11\0 IT\POI"""' o l.O COQ'f ol lhtn ret11 at Heh out not lattt than lht time 11 ol the essence 111 Planning, •l'ld 1111vall· (114) 438-4048 neu anCI P•ofttt ans Code INQ WAOe SCALE. are Dlltrlct, Orange Co\Ulty, de~I lOt each Clay Of :lob • The cot1lTll tOf ano al>Ove·tllltd llmt. Haled ra1lure to eompltlt tht ablt to any 1ntt1Hted p111y NOTICE 1$ HERE IV Stetlon l0$t ma ntalntd M lhe DISTRICT Ctllfornll , lcbnQ by and cJtl1y, In 11'\e 1moun1 01 any IUt)COlllflttOt uncl9f 11 b<d• for tht award of • Work walh•(' the t•m• HI upon 11qu!l1I Tht Con· OIVEN thll tilt abov.,. All WMh. inu~t b9 com· office loc11td 11· 1)70 through 111 Governing 1200 per day ahen P•V not llH trian the contract fOf the prOjKI d• ronl'I lle1tln will rt1ut1 1n 1u1c\or •halt pott • copy ot n1med Scl\ool D"trlcl of plated wt\1\111 two h\lllOrtd Adams A11e ; Costa Met• eo.rd, heftMlfl., rtltrttd Each bleuter •l\all iubmlt epeclttd ~ailing rates 01 tcrtbed 11: the lmpotohon of kquldated thlt dOC\lmtnt 11 each tob Oran;. County, Clll•fOfnlt . ten (210) c:onsec11tlvt deyt CA 12626, Physkal reclll· 10 11 "OISTRICTM, 11111 r• on en. torrn ~n:tNd ,. ' .A .. • fntllll en 1,241 tquere dam1g11 tor oach day of a.tt Thi Contr11ctor and acting by Md 1tv0U9h Its TllN Is or the u1tf\Ce liet Plannlna. and art an • ce<ve up IO, 11>1it 1'01 later W1IG" "' wor."" '""' Call 642-567 foot modut11 unll w11h dtlay, It\ the amount 111 any aube0n111etor undff It Go\otrnlog Bo11CI, Mtllnll· Fallure 10 COftlPlel• the at>to 10 any lnleresttd party than IN •~o.statect t.IM, 1 11M cont11 tCt Clocumtntt, 1 p&(ly90 by ttrom In 11'1 n · ~spec• concrt•• Joun-tOrttl In the "lflfOfmatlOn !4r 1h:11ll P•r no11en U\an th• .., ,. .... ,ecs to ., MOIS· w°'i. lhn tM tlrllo Ht UC>Ofl , t TM Con. ttaltd blclt tot tho 1waro " o the PfOl)ONO tub-ta111~ot1t1e eonfrea.· -------~.-1 d1Uon and 1111•raor parti. TAier', will recelv• up to, , ol • conlrtc:t '°' &tie IOllow I \ .· 8 Wedne~cloy, September 9 , 1998 Newport Beo~h/Costo Mesa Doily ·P~3t PO'ILIC NOTICES PUBLIC; NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC HOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH bl 1 d b 111 1 d "' ft PUBLIC NOTICE duettO by • .,, ino1v d111r Have you tta11t0 do.ng diJCled by .,, Individual ducted by an lndlvldual at IS 111 11114 no• Pf~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~~;: at '"~ ON~ee 0~, ~~. PUBLIC NOTICE H9'1• you started d01r111 H9'/t you tlatled doing bul"1tH ytt? Yes, 11118 Have you 11aned' doing Have you stat1td do-ng .ovanc:es II I/Ir)', uo• .... NOTICE: OF Puichasing Supetvisor. 17 Pl Utt B I bus fltH )'•11 No Flcllllou1 8ualMH bu11ne11 )'•t? No Da1cy Co1por1tlon, Oan•ll but1neu yet? No bu11neH yet? ~ol lermt or Uld offd of TM!, Falt 011ve Room 100 o oua ua n•H Ohvtr Yu Name ltatement Wilham ti. Btchlef Gtfbtl1, PtH • Blake t.an• Yoko Takahas ,... Cfllrgtt llld ~~01 PU,BLIC ~EA~I Coat• Mesa Calltornii Name Statement This 11oremen1 wu r111d the rollowtng person• are Th•• statement was rited Th•• atattment wa• llltd This statement w11 tiled Thi• au11ecmtnl w~• ~·I•~ 111 f.-ue• Md of Ill ts 0 Lii! 92626 ' The l0Uow1ng pe1sot1 art W•lh 1111 County Clerk 01 do.ng business as Wtlh the County Clerk of wrth tl'rt County Cltrk of With the County Cltrle of with the ounty ,., O au•cl by Uld OMCI 01 441 PROPERTY Oattd Stfllemoet 3 1998 doing bvtlnHI IS Ouano• COU(lly on f.31"98 Gtand• Banque Publrca· 01ange County on 1-31·11 Orange County on •·3l·M Orang• County Oil 1·31·98 Orang• County on 8·31'98 SllO Sall Wiil l)t ~on p. Nol • II hefeby given Pu blllh•d Newport MR STONERlllER, 34l2 199817Ul77 Ilona, 224 POlnsen a A'V•. 1191e7eeeoe tHae7Ul74 tttl07H•to tttll708590 TEMIER 22 1991 AT 300 that a pubO•i a~l•~ wi• ,i: Beach·Coata Mesa Daily ~::~~oe!at gr~~ 9~3pol1 Dally Pilot Sept 2 t, 18, Corona dtf Mar, CA. Oa•ly P1lol Sept 2, t. 18, Oa1ty S»1rot Sept 2, I, '9, Dally Pilot Sept 2, 9, 18, Oa1ly Pilot Sept, 2, t , 16, PM OH THE FRONT SnPS TO h!!_d8 °,n10 ~pclo•cmle .·'m ai Palo! September 9, 11198 Mlcheol NI ,~~1kawa 3412 23, 19911 W849 9282$-3016 23, 1998 W843 23, 1998 W8S3 23. 1998 WIMO 23, 1998 W848 TH£ ENTRANCE Of THE OR 1.,. a o • W881 ' • Sally.Jan Cafbtck Schoen, ' ANGE CIVIC CENTER 300 E 11 n camolback StrHt, Seashore Di.. Newpon PUBLIC NOTICE 224 Po1ntett11 A'Ve, Co1ona PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CHAl'titAH. ORANGE. CA Al 111 City of Newport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE Bffch. CA 91M3 dtf Mar CA 92825-3018 WM ot lht 11t111at PlltllaNlrol C!Nf'IY ol Orange. Cat1f0<· • Rochell• Bowe, 3412 Sta· Flclltlous Busln•H Thi• bualness 11 con· Flctllloue 8yelne11 Flcllllou• 8u1Jne11 Flotltloua 8ueln•H . 11111 nollet tr1t IOlll 1t11011nfol Illa MINI U STORAOf will Flotltloue Bu11t1Ha •hor• Dr· Newport Beacn, Name Statement • • ducted by. husband and Name Statement Name Statement Name ltatement NOTICE Of TRUSTEE S SAU Ille un11111S' l>llllllel of 11t o~· se11"'lo aat1sly lhe lien on H~M• Statement Cai.torn a 92663 • The l0Uow11'19 pefsons ••• wlfe The loflOW\ng persons ate Th• 1011ow1ng p11aon1 are The followlnl;i P8f•on• are TS No 8307094UM COdt 8 Q.lllOn secured by llt a1'0Yt ltle.tollowing mrscellane®• The lollow1ng persons are Th11 buslneu 11 con· doing business as· lia111 you started doing doing business 11: doing business as: doing business a1: Loan No 521490-L18/ SCHLU· dttc:tlMcl Ottd of Tru11 Ind hewehold and general doing bustnoss u du,cted by husband Ind ZAZOU COMEDY ANO bus1n111 yet? YH, Aug ie>, Rost Group, 1971 Po11 KCA INTEANATIONAt.. RP l . Wtltntu by Design, ilERRVICAEP ~i~1~~'?4·U J ~ "llma•d cotll exotn• Ind ptopet1y ll0ted II 1177 a) Alllanct bl Harmony wr e MUSIC 1ESTIVAL, 675 1993 SHbourn, Newport Beach, 10772 La Fonda Circle, 579 T1a11trH Or , Co1ta "c at u., ldValae. S137 ~ \2 'It II Ca./(11-back Streef Newport Networks, c'i CUI. d) rnro Hatt you 5tanod doing Nvos Place, Laguna Bt1ch, victor Schoen CA 92660 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Mesa, CA 92628 appoinlild Trusttt under °1 OOSUlll lllatal ell tll'nt 01 Mlt Bgi;JI, CA 92660, by lh• conoect, •l Ptione ,Call bus neu yel? Yes, 8·24·98 CA 92651 Th 1 alat~tnt w11 Med Routand Ten Corp , 1971 Koh Wada, '1>772 La Raohna Jatwanl Lalonde, lolO'IWIO cltscnl>td Dttd o lllt OOtlllna bid 111 .... f0Mh11"1ng Plf&onS Tl"it In· Services f) INFO f eltcom ~·cha•: N Ishikawa I 1 d Goodmafl and 8eran Pro· with the County Clerk of Port Stabourne Way, New· Fonda Circle. Fountain Val· 519 Trave1n Or , Costa AUTruCsTtlOWNILLTOSE~EAT H~~ lhan tf1t tolit lndtb~'dut 11et1l'Or•OS r.st•d betow were gl Homt Pnone hi Con: "'' 1 arement was e ductions, LLC, (CA). 875 Orang• County on 8·31·98 port Beach, CA 92660 ley, CA 92708 Mesa, CA 92626 Dalil.Auout! 27 1991 'To' nClllUed by the tenants at sumers Tateco~ •• t) CGI W•th th• County Cttrk ol Nyes Ploce Laguna Btoch, • 19991788808 This bvslneu ls con· This buslnus Is con· This business 11 con· 91DDER FOR CASH (1n tile SERVICE COM~AHY " Uld the time ol rental MINI U Telecom tl Voice Message Orange County on 8·3 t ·98 CA 92&:i 1. Oa I PI I S ' 2 9 1 ducted by. • corporation ducted by· an tndlvlduat ducted by' an lnd1v1dual forms which att lawM tender Trus.. TD SER\llCE C~ SlOIJAOE mokn no tePrt· k) CSI Co rp 8 Hutton Cen'. t 9988788814 Th1t business 1s con· 1 Y 1 0 fP • • 6 Havt you staited doing Have you stal1ed dorng H1111 you started doing In th• Unllld SllllS) and/or lfll PAHY 1750 E FOURTli ST- se"11t1ion or wairanty thal Ire, S1.11tt 11'oo, Santa Aria, Da•Jv Potot Sept 2 9 18 ducted bV a c0Jpora1 on 23. 1998 W852 business yet? Yes, 1990 business yet? Yes 3 8/ busmen yet? No casllter s, c:tr11hlcl ot O!lttf SUITE 100 PO BOX Hllai trur un ts conla•n H •d In· CA 927p7 23, 19 8 W838 Have you started dO•nQ PUBLIC NOTICE · Aosslond Ten Corpo1ahon 1996 • Aachna J t.alondt chtcas spealitd In Clvi Code SANTA AHA CA 92711•1gu v~rflori9' • Capital a 1,.,s l'IC IFlor· bu~1nen yet? Yes, HHI w non Mollatd Pres Koh Wada Tn1s stattmtnt was fifed StcUon 292•h (payaolt In lu• at ll41!>4l 1372 Wt art anll!I B:l668 M0tra Hagn, MLSc ida) 6 Hutton Centre Surte , PUBLIC NOTICE Goldm1111 aod Berari Prod,. FlotltloQs Buslntll This atateni•nt was l1ltd ThlS ..11etemen1 was ltted with th• County Cljlrk of 1ht ltml of nit to TD Strva the Ben~liclaly to cofllc:t 1 4.':,11 HolMhOIO t lOO, Santa ~a. c~_i.2707 LLC. Matk A SWan, Pait· Name Statement \'{ilh the County Clerk of with the C9unty Clerk of Orange Co,1.inty Of1 8·31·98 Company) all r11,111t bllld ancl and an lnformadon ._ obbin ~~e.50 · ~te'Ve O Abycl\ This buslnoss 1s col'I· Fictitious Bu•lnen ner/Co·owmtr The ,ollowlng por5ons .,, Orang• County on 8·17·98 Orange County on 8•31•98 1998e'Pte813 Interest convelto ~ ag..;o~ WtJI t>/used ror !!lat P41fP9fi • ~98 · andy u cebal ducteo bf, a corpo1auon • Nam• Statement This statomenr was liled dong business as • 19988 787340 19986 7885 73 Daily Pilot Sept 2 9 ..,6 lltld by It un If s 1 4 wlltlher r~d· orllly ot 111 P.-~.~~·c~~~ ~B~~:;. Have yOu Sl'alted doing Th• lollow1ng pet$0''' are b,,,, 111•c County ~·~k 9:t WING AND A PRAYER Oa ly Pilot Aug 26, Sept Daily Prlot Sept 2. 9. HI. 23 1998 W842 ~=,~:·,ru::'YM"e~~~ ~r M!!lnQ u avlllablt Ille IX· w'1h .. easn and pa•d tor 11 business yer?. Yes Jan do•ng bu;.i'loss as· rel'lge ~~~~~~88~92 PRODUCTIONS, 14 Colt 2, 9 16. 1998 W8JO 23. 1998 W858 PUBLIC NOTICE SCHLUETEh RtCOrdtdSep!lm· '*'-" openinq bid may l>t 11 of criaso No 1998 AO 8 OA AD D t SP l A Y Pastadero, San Clementt. ber 14 199015 rnslr No 90· obratntd bycalhng tht lollOWing •e •m; th~~ge 01 ;8 8 Capital Gains, Inc. An· SHOWCASE 3303 Harbor Daily P•:PI St>pt 2. 9, 16, CA 92672 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fl 1 1 B 1 , 488877·1n Book ···PIQl···OI telephone numbtr(a) on the 0t1•,11n or ' thony Savarani. Secretary Bl.,d ND-12, Costa Mosa. 23 1998 • W854 Steve Pruning, 25721 Kit· cl t oua us n• 1 ofll'-1 d~ t>tlore Ille salt 7t4/'480· atlov.nd to anend tne sate This 11atement was l1ltd CA 92628 • • • low Pl .. Vafoncfa, CA 91355 Fictitious Busln•H Flctltloua Busfneu Name Sta1emerrt OHIClal Records In 111• o ""'o 5690. TAC •52940C PtJB 9/l Tht i tel'ldloro reserves the with the County Clerk ol AOBOARO ADVERTISING PUBLIC NOTICE Ooreen Victor 1'1 Calle Name Statement Neme Statement Th• lollow1ng persons are lh• Recordll olORANGECounty 919 9/16 119111 to o•d at the sale All Orange County on 8·20·98 INC • (CA), 3303 Harbor Pastadero, Sa~ Cltmtnte, The fOllowing persons are The lollow1ng p~ons are doing business as·. P41rsuant IO !lie Nollc:t ol Delll.llt ' • P41f.\l~Sed good$ are sold 19988787784 Blvd , 10.12, Costa Mes:i. Flctl'Uous Buelness CA 92672 domg bus•n•ss as doing busmen u : M3Jtst•C Enterprises 8100 and Eltetlon lo Seb ll1ertondt1 " llJ."1~ •id00must be ~e-oa ty p,101 SepJ 9 18 23 CA 92626 Name Statement • .Thrs business is con· CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT We1v111 Po1111, 3007 Corio Ed1ngor Ave. Huntington ~ec~:~~~~82r ~::asp~~~-,._ mo-.e ,0{h ~m ~nt e JO IO<l8 • W862 This bus1noss IS con· T'1o lollow1ngpersonsaro ouctedby·co-partners CONSULTANTS, 4123 E. Portollno, Newport Beach, Beoch.CA.9~~ 0 ritctarn ;, m~Qmt-:::::::.:::.::: ____ .=;;_ daf"O e sa e .. uyers '..:.3 ductodby:acorporat1on dorrlgbus1nossas. H~ve you &tarted doing Edgewater Ave. IF, Now· CA92880 Ivan Bueno Cega, 6100 • ecor sm RANGE'" rnCJt:I 1P~6VJde h ~ curr•n: PUBLIC NOTICE Ha110 you started doing ZAC ATTAC CLOTHING. business yet? Yes, 8·21-98 POfl BHch, CA 92661 Raymond Thomas Weaver, Edengtr, Hunlin'7ton ~f !ht ~~~~~ 1~~EFAULT OrJgll\A I a p 0 ocopy 0 business Y.et? Yes 3·1·98 17371 NeNIJnd St . Hun· Do1een Virtue Pamela Rose Rapp.1 423 E 3007 Cort• Portofino, N-· Beach, CA 92649 oun1ri DEED Of TRUST ll'le ' o1tg•7ar 1195318 1permr: Ftctltlous Business AOBOARO ADVERTISING ttngton Be.:ich, CA 92847 Th•S statement was ftled Edgewater .Ave. It-, New· port Beach, CA 92660 This buslneu IS con· UDANTEDE0 A SEPTEMBER 5 81 1 mt 0 sa e '" •Ou 0 -INC Thomas Bruno, Pres•· Daniel Edward Simpson, with the County Cltrk of pot1 Beach, CA 92681 This buslntss ·Is con· ducted by. an 1nd1vldual · s:i ~1 tax This salt 11 sub· Name Statement deflt • 17371 Newl:ind St , Hun· Orange County Oil 8·31·98 Tllis business Is con· dueled by: an ind1vrdual Have you s1ar1od doing 1990 UNLESS YOU TAKE ;<!~ 'fp pt1or cancellation in The '"110wing p91sons ~re This statement w111 Mod Mgton Beach CA 92647 19988768575 dueled by: an individual Have you started doing business yet? No · ACTION TO PROTECJ, XOUR 1t1&-e11enl of settlement be· doing buslne~s as: 1 Th " h' d r. 1 !I'. ti two d I b .i 1~ 91301 .. 7 1 c I AAOPERTY. IL.MAY BE SOLO. I di c. d bl!. CONRAD Sll.VERWORKS.:. w11h lfJ..O Coun!Y Cieri< o omas "'c ar -c roou , Deify Pilot Sept. 2 9 Ht ave y.ou .s o ng u NtlJet es, • van ea AT A PUdllC SALE IF YOU ,,.,.en an or :in ° · Orange County qn 8·31·98 17371 Newland St. Hun· ' ' ' business yet? No Raym0t1 T. Weav91 This atatement was llltd ga111<1 piutv 23 141 Ar,ovo Vtsta. Suite 199a6706587 hngton eeach, CA 92847 23, l998 W854 Pamela R Rapp Th•• atattmenc was Med With th• County Clerk -ol NEED AH EXPLANATION Of C M ~.y b 11 •hod t~ 0 w P 0 r 1 H O, Rancho Santa Marga· 0;:i, p 1 S 2 9 16 Th•s bus ness Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Th•s statetntnt was tiled with 11'1• County Clerk of 01ange County on 8-31·98 THE NATURE OF TliE PRO· ct"'a~'l Cre:i:~aryry . Baacn·Cos1a Mesa .Deily flla. CA 92688 . ty ot cpl ' • , d<Jcted by a general P3rt· with the County Cl81k of Orange County on 8·19·98 t9986718CS09 CEEOlNG AGAINSl YOU YOU ...- p, ot September 2, 9, 1998 Renee Conra<f 19 .B•aCI!· 23. 19'18 '11839 ne1sh•p Fictitious Buslnen Otange County on 8·3l·98 19986707884 0 1 P 1 $ 2 9 16 SHOULD CONTACT A t.AWYER •ul\I\ Pacific View"'""·• W8J6 hawk. Colo de Caza, CA H d d 1 ai 'I 1 ot epl. • • • 164 BROOKLINE LANE. COSTA ~ ""IV --....-------192679 PUBLIC NOTIC~ ave yov starte o ng Name Statement 19988768807 Dally Piiot Aug, 26. Sept. ~a 1998 W850 M£SA CA9'2626 (If 1 foMI Newport Beach PilBLIC NOTICE Scot Conrad 19 Block-~sine,•~ y1:11 Yes, 8·1·98 The lollow1ng persons •r• Dally Prlot Sept. 2. 9, 16, 2, 9, 18, 1998 W&32 • address or common d1s11,1na· t44·2700 ---------hawk Coto de Caza CA Flctl!lous Business Tar"e in.pson fl d doing business as: a) THE 23. 1998 W84l PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE tJonotp1oper"'1SShown11>ove •-------... CITY OF 92679 • n.1 st:itcment was e RAYS GROUP b) ZEP· ., .., PIERCE 1R9·=-Name Statement v. lh the Coun!>' Clerk of PEUN C) UHIOH 350-E PUBLIC NOTICE . Flctltlou• Buslntts no wa11aoly 11 o'(en as to llS .. ~OST.A.MESA Thrs business ls con· Thtt lo ov11ng persons .ire Orange Co. nty on 6-3Hl8 Paula;ino Costa Mesa Fictitious BualneH Name Statement comp1111ntss or-c:rmec111ess) IEU BROAD AY NOTICE dueled by 1 u~band and doing business as. 199B876B5BB Calilornla. 92626 ' Fictitious Bu1lnHs Name St•t•m•nt The following persons are Said Sale of P<OPtlly will bt Mottuary * Chapel IMVITINCi BIOS wife NOAHS ARK, 16845 Al· N St t t Th I II I I b I ' made In as Is cendtbpn 'Nl!ltout "\ . [N Have you started doing St H 1 t Daily Pilot Sept 2. 9, 16, Rays Apparel, Inc .. (CA), am• a emen • o ow ng persona are dong us ness os. • convenant 01 warJal)tf express Cremation ;,;, FOR A • busrnoss yat? Yes 8.10•98 2~~~~1iA 92649 un •ng on 23. 1998 W857 350 E. Paula11no, Cosra The tollowtng persons are doing business as· 1nnova11ve Design So1u11on. or 1mpi.eq J~ding bt!t · EMISSIONS Renee Conrad • J h ·M 1111 K 7522 Mesa, Cahlorn1a 92646 doing busllless as: TRACY'S COMPANY. 3419 420 Avocado Avenue. Co-POSsession or incumt>rances 110 Broadway lfUiPECTIONSYSTEM Th.s statement was ltled V~nt~ ea 0~~ M~~~ington PUBLIC NOTICE This bu.•inu.s 1s ~n· WJ1EELHOUSE COM· Via Udo 1'273. N•wPOfl ronadt1Mar.CA92825 10 pay Ille rema.nino PllllOPll CoataMeaa Bll;HTEM w 111 tn• County Clerk of B hg CA 92 ducted by a corpora11on PASS, 2505 W. Coast Beach, CA 92663 Carolt Kendall, 2200 Wa sum 01 1111 nota(s) secured by 142 8180 NO. 1o24 Oc r;ie Co nty on 8-Jl-9& o'a; • h K 7522 v Fictitious Business Have you stalled doing Hwy .. Ntwpot1 Beach, CA Tracy Drenst, 3419 Ilia torJronl Dr, Corona del said Deed 01 Trust With inler· .._ ____ • ____ _ NOTICE IS HEREBY ~ e ore no~. an· Name Slat•ment 1>us1nes1 yet? Yes, Aptll 01, 92663 Udo #273, Newpof1 Beach, Mar, CA 92625 • .. Gt\(~N that sealed bids will 1998678 8578 tage Or,, Huntington Tno following persons aro 1993 Steven J. Nadel, 2505 W. CA92863 Thrs bvainesa· Is con· be..wce•ved by tht City of Daily Pilot Sept 2, g, Hi, ~~ach, ;A ?2647 1 doing bus.noss as Rays Appatol Inc Coast Hwy .. Newport This bvalness rs con· ducted by. an ln<1lv1dual c~•a Mesa to" 1 The c.ty 23 19'!8 Wl147 d 18 d ~s n~ss b sd co~ THc 'l·ELLNESS MEOICAL Nowsen Tsang Controller' Beach, CA 92663 ducted by• an ind1v1dual Have you stat1ed doing Clerk, P O Boa 1200. PUBLIC NOTICE u1e1e Y us an 8 CLINIC 2900 Bt1stol St . Tns statement was fle<f This business IS con· Have you started doing busine11ye1?Yes,1989 c l ~1 c 11 wl e Suite 0·102, Costa Mesa w•th the County Clerk of ducted by' an 1nd111ldu1I b~yet? No Carole Ktndall 9~\G.1 ~saon 'O~ '0~~~;: Have you ,;tarttd d0>ng CA 92626 Orange Coullty on 8·11·98 Have you started doing Tracy Dienst This 1111ement was Mod l!\41..00ur ol lO oo am. on Flctlllous Business ~uhne~s kot. No . Peter J . Muran, MO, Inc, f 9986788873 busmen yet? Yes, 6:1 1-93 This 1t~lemen1 was l1ltd wtth the County Clerk of Sc!' 1 b 24 1998 11 Name Statemtllt o n · noii (CA) 2900 Brlslol St , Su le 0 1 p 1 S pt 9 16 23 Steven J Nadel with th• County Cle1k of Orange C9unty on 8-31·98 sn:ire~~ 11~,1 r~spons•bil•lt The fol owing persons are Th~s ~lat~men: w~ls ~•le~ 0·102, Costa Mesa. CA 308'1~9~ ot, e ' was.4 This .stalement was filed Orange County on 8·31·98 19988768571 ol ~bidder to deliv81 his do•ng bus.,,ess as wit I II oun y er o 92920 . w1th the County Clerk of 19988788589 Daily Pilot Sept. 2 9 16 bod io lhe C1tv Clerks 0 1· Stude~t Scnorais!llp Ser· Orang• Cou ly 01'1 8·3t·98 Tnrs bu11ness Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 11·31·98 Oa1ty P1to1 Sept 2, 9, 16 23, 1998 . W855 Ice-by tllo proper <tn· vces, LLC, 10840 Warner 199B678B580 ducted bv a COtPOfltlon t9988788588 23 1998 we37 -"'--------1 ~otll'!ted time. Detovery Lo· Ave Ste 207, Fovnta n oa.lv P.1101 Sept 2 9, 16 Have yo11 s1arttd doing fictitious Bu!slnen Daily Pitof Sopt 2, 9, l6, • PUBLIC NOTICE ca11on C•lv of Costa Mesa VaJlay, CA 92709 23 1998 W844 business ytt? No Name Statement 23 1998 'W845 PUBLIC NOTICE -...:.·--------Cily Clerk 77 Fa.r Drive Srudent Scholarship Ser· Peter J Mur31'1, MO, Inc • l he following persons aie ' Flctltloue Business • Acom 1oi. Costa ~.~osa· vices, LLC (CA). 10840 PUBLIC NOTICE Peter J Muran. MO dotllg business as· PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloue Buslneu Name Statement --Calil'Orn a 92626. Warner Ave · Ste 207, Th1.s ata•l.'ment was lllod BECHTEL JNllESTIOATlllE Name Statement The lollo.:.1ng persons are etds Sha'I oe retuirtd to Fountain Valley CA 92708 Flctlllous Business 1J'olh ttie County C1er11 of SERVICES l9692 Sacra-Fictitious Bualneu Tho lollow•ng persons are doing buS1ness as: thf attenloon of 1no C11y Thos business is. con· Name Statemenl Orano• Countv on 8·31-98 mento Ln • Huntington Name Statement doing business as: TAMAYA, 688 Baket St Clofk. w11h1n sa1t11.mo 1 m1t. Clue clod by Lin.ited Llab•hty Tno to rowing persons are • 199B078B594 eeach, CA 92646 The lollow1ng pe11on1 are NEWPORT SOFTWORKS. #7, Costa Meu, CA 92626 111 a sealed on'Velope 1don11. 0 • do111g business as Dailf P1lol Sept. 2, 9, 16, Wiiiiam Henry 9eohtel, doing buslnoss as· tiOJ Larkspur IB, Corona Yoko Takahashi, 9044 lied on the outside with the Have you ?started doing Platinum Images, 393 2J 1~J8 W85l 19692 Sacramento Lane. AK Oa(cy, 1760 Monrovia def Mar, CA 92625 Marie Lane, Garden Grovt. B ti Item Number end the bS~S~H~ YSeth "!o h S Ham llon St -10·3, Cosra CLASSIFIED Huntington Beach, CA St, !fA22. Costa Mesa, Blake Lant (Sole Propn-CA 92841 Opemng Date B•ds wl 1 be u .. en c o.ars •P •1· Masa, CA 92627 92646 Cahf 92827 etor), 603 Larkspui #B, Co· This busrnes.s' Is con· pub 1cly open9d arid road vices LLC, Rochel!• Erick· Oh'Ver Yu. 393 Hamilton It:. tne resource you This busmess 11 con· Darcy Corporation (NV), rona del Mar, CA 92825 CLASSIFIED aloud at 10 oo a m or as son. 0Nnei St #Q·3. Co~ta Mesa CA can count on 10 sell a 1760 Monrovia A2, Colla This b\,lslness Is con-11•1 tho solulton you·ro soon thorealter as pracu. This statement was Mod 92521 myriad 01 merchan· F 1 ND Mesa, CA 92627 cable on Sep11mt>er ·24. w0•th thoc County Cltr1<9°1 Mari Cic1111 Yu, 393 Ham· d'se • Items, because This buslntss Is con· Thinking of having 0 searchillg lot • wheth· 1998 m tho Council .Cham· iange ounty on 8·Jl· 8 1110 St.. N0·3, Co11a our columns compel ducted by. a corporahon garage safe? er you're seeking 8 bers 19086788578 Mes • CA 92627 quah11ed buyers to Bu It Sell It Find II Give us a calff home, an apartment, Add1t•onat sets ol th e fljo. Oa I( P 01 Sept. 2 9, 16. Th business is con· call! Y Classlfled. · CLASSIFIED a llGW occupation or tice fmr1tinQ Bods mav be 23. 1998 W848 du ed by: husband and 942·54578 even a stray pot, How to Place A. ·"Affordable Alternative" DlSCount Casket, ·cremation & Bur;ial Service Why-should you subject you·rseif & your family to paying inflated prices ·for caskets & services???? Call ToU Free 1..SSS.54CASKET Serving Orange & SmoUDdlng Cou~es Polley -~ Rut•'' uud dt•utll1111•, .111· •1thj1•11 111 d111n~t' "• ·ut h1111t 11ot11'r". Tlw p11l1h-hrr r1 ·•·n 1'' t Ill' n1-tht1 111 n·n-11r rn lu•·if\ rn .,,. 11r r1•11·1 1 1111\ - da,,tfird u1ht·rtt-1·tlwut Pl1·1i-1• "'I"''' 1111\ 1·rn•r 1h.11 mu\ IH' 111 \llltr d.1 .. ,1ftl'cl .ul 111111wd111wh Thi· Dail) P1l111, u1Tt'P" 1111 hahthl\ for 1111) rrmt: 111 1111 111l\f'rli-1·nw111 fnr 9. lri1 h ti nlll\ IK· • 6102 .. 190 By Fax (7 1-t) (d l-6:19-+ ( l'li-.t-e· 1111 lnrl1• ) ""' 111m w nnd l'l.11111 1111111llf'r' u11d 9.1· ll 1·1111 ~1111 Ii 1 l \\lfh .1 pnn• q1111h•.J VISA • By Phone (7 1-+) b-t:!-.)678 - .. By MaDlln Person: :3;30 \rt•-,t Bay .'tn•f•t Co:-tn Ml'..,a. <:A 92h17 \1 '•·-..pon Bhd & Bu~ l\f Boors Tt>lf'phone 8::~oarn-5·00p111 \11111da) FnJo, Walk-In ~b~Oum-3 :00pm \1nndu)-I-ridu) rt•<,po11•1hl1· ,.wrpl f111 thr l'll•t 11( tlw .. pun .. ur.11111 U, o. l •qm·IJ I" 1 lw 1·n11r c r1·d11 1·011 1111)\ • hr allov.nJ fur 1h1 fir 1 11b1•1111111 .:---DeadUnes Monda) .. ~ .............. Fri<la} S:OOpm Tue~duy'··:· .......... Mohday 5:00pm Wedn<'~day ......... Tue~<lay 5:00pm •1 Thur,<lay ....... Wedne .... da} S:OOpm _ Friday ............... Thur~day 5:00pm ~ aturday ............... Friday 5:00pm • :~ ·U:S GENERAL • 1002 GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH STARTING ANEW HlJS1JVl:s-S ?? . 'EQUAL HOUSING I OPPORTUNITY All y1t tt1Mt ei.et1lsl .. i. U\11 !11 ...... lllliit•lf - tnHtll KtA"t Mt II 1 .. at 111f.-.. ••kll lllKM II lllttll It t httlflt •Hf •rtltlttU, llnt!ltlltA tr .. ICltllllllltl. ....... '"'· ctltf, ttlltlt• ••••• ..-a,. 118111'111 llalt•" lllllfNI lttf\I, tf ta ltl tllH It rhatt Hf' ud ,,.111ttu, '""''Itel ""9c.rlllll••lln. • . fall H•••••fr •Ill •ti k ...... ,. t«.,C •• , lfttrtlt• .. I! ltf rttl UIJll. -~ 1&.Ja ... lat ... t!Jll• ... ow ''*" .,. ••• r .. i l1lt1M4 I••• t it fWttll•lt thtftlttf fll t•l1 •• ....,,," t it "'"'"' Ill .. "NI .,,.n.111ty '9111 Tt lttll l'M 11 .i~lft 1&11 HUO lt1141'tt ti I •·424 as• ftt t ........... DC"" ,i11u utt '"'P tf 4tt aM1 *'ii.A ."* $0 Down • SO Meve·fll FREE Coun1e11ng FRE:E List ol Homos HUD N A AEPOS I 800·723·6857 oteren float wc:H11 •f orclosed Gov Homes Hud, MHA, Finance A\/;111. Cell 24 tirs, 7 d.lyS 800·555·1003 Qov 't Foreclosed Homes from penn••s Oil S OelmQuent tak, repo'a, REO s, your ereo 600·218·9000111 H 1398 lot current list. SOLD! Showcase home1 lor sale 1n our Saturday Real Estate S11pplomentl • HOMES OF THE WEEK Olapley eda etart at Just $751 Deadline W•d 5pm ••••• WINTER RENTALS AVAILABLE 2 & 3BR $1275·S2200 BALBOA PENN 'BURR WHITE REAL TV (9 7 Rtal Estate lnsocctlon Sycs. llomcwotk~ l.a.ds..lii~ (714) lS-0-3001 Clir!s Hmi!on 714 810...197 B e au tu u I E · 1 id e home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hi-cells, lg mstr/fg ba WIJ&C tub. 3br 2 Sba 2FP 1. 2SOOsl $425K 324 ·03371642·1 J85pgt ;,to, 101110, g.ated .ompte~. bullt rll 9.<, 3Dr 2 5Da. Mu~t soot $319,000 r=arl & Judy Teylo• Agent \M!> 6'12-4 722 •E SIDE• 3 LEFT 5 "•w home• d1fec1 from Ou•lder 3br 2.5ba g11 corrs AC, 2 cor BEST LOCI 28A 1BA nu carpet, pool, steps to Westclllf Plaza $147" ownor G45-0496 3384SF' 5Br, SBa. 3c ·gar gourmet ktjctlen, 1talrwaya, F.P, more •. 5775,000 548·8048 LIDO ISLE BramJ New 5Br 5.58a, 3763*1 living area, :lc garage 6111 Grundy Reallor. 94g.61s-e 1e1 gar. PrlcH .trom the _N_e_w_p_o_rt_a_B_•_•_t _B_U_'l_t_I 1069 *Foreclosure 2 .i 2 1177,500 •Santa Fo Retreat 3Br 2 sea ' • Oceanfrollt ColldO $449,000 * Oovera Shot•• Ptlm6 SltHI $848,000 ~ Prudential CtllltflllllMltJ 949·723·8 t 20 high $200 • 722·8120 Mod.al P•rlect 3BB1---------i----~~ ...... _...._ ___ , • ..=..:;.=~::...;.-=~~_;; E 'SIDE 3Br 2 sea. FP. RE.oUCED TO S182K CEMETERY LOT/ BALBOA ISLAND 1006 New on th• M arket ·Vint ge 2Br Fem rm/ dining rm, 2Ba ltomu on lull alze IOI With unllmlted potelltlaf· Prime Loc:ll $650.000 Allgela Otoser, M•tro Really 72l·OG!i3 2c garage, S241 ,900 Barbara Sanregret CRY...,. 1225 103 Monte Via ta Realtor 949·644·011l5 ~a. By Ownr ll4:>·650·06G9 NWPT SHORES 28r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ole, 28a, Beam Cell, PACll'IC VIEW • 4 E 'SIDE Chorm1llg 3BR Newer T1te RoofS358K adfolnlng plots Buy t Hol'TT9 on ov ' 9000SF or all tour 25" below Corn r IOI W]Q an1 gar 459• 7•79 Will 11ott1 6 c:ara ptua 4BA 2 .&BA 2·Story, retail, p~ .... ., nuoa nv area. Coll for Ovorslzed ~· 4 t 5K clelaflo, $398,000 811) Grundy nHllOtl l••······-Xlnt Loe. Earl & Jvdy 949-675·0181 Taylor, Agla 642-4722 OCEAN"AONT DPLX LOVEL y HOMES &. 28R UNITSf2C OAR Balboa Newport OPEN HOUSE HOUSES/ uat1n.a• foL.l.: BALBOA CONDO'S' ___ Oeadllna Thur• S ... p ... m'"!-1' .. ENINSUIA C 0 H 0 0 S 0 u I e I A••lt'I 723·4494 HOUSES/ CONDOS POR RP.NT 0 ***** F R SALE II pay• to advorttse GENERAL 1002 Ckly II Sell It. Fin(I II, ClaHlf1ed. In the bHl locnl Real Eaut• Section CALL TODAY LISA Rl'i/l!RA 949·874-4252 AHNK WILLEY 949·874-4240 Duple• 2 owner• units1 __________ _ mrblJgran ••· attps 10 DANA POINT 102 ~ e>cn, ocean vu l795K g Open tfOUH 1 og 35lll iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii SI. 383•1606/390.3301 Dplx $285,900 3Dt 20a BUV 11 ell II. Fino 11, 4 2Dr 2Ba 3c gar, nu Cl•••lfl•d. pnt, root •Yl 0781 Of <11196-7649 .:I Webb, Bier ·. No room Ith In the garage for the eat? A call to cl .. tlfled can help BALBOA . PENINSULA 2107 Oc••n front/19th St. 2bf 2ba, clean, awesome vu, t/p, furn, winter. 116&0/mo 173•1943 Tht Ltgal Ofp<Jrtmmt t1t t)11 /)oilV Pilot ls p/tased lo announce a nttu strvlcc now avol/ablt to ntw bu.stnessu. Wt will now SEA.RC/I the namt for vou at no utra chatge, ond salif gou tht timt and th• trip to th• Court HouH m Santa Atta. Thtn, of course, ofltr lh1 uarch is compl1ttt/"" will file vour flctilious busfne.fs name with lht Countv C/(rk, publish one• o uek for fnur wttks as r1qulr1d bv law cmd thtn flle gour proof of publication with th1 Countv Clerk. Plttu1 flop by-to Iii• vour liclilious bu.sinus namt stottment of the Dailv Pilot, 33tf W. Bag SI, CCJ$lo Mtso. If VoU cortnOI slop bv, pleas1 call us at (11') 642-43'1 and w wlll make orron~nts for vou lo hand/1 thrs proctdurt b'/di/'· Tf vou shou alif onv lurlht r qu11llom, ~ltose call us and wt wlll iw mort than glad to assist vou Good luck irJ vour ntW buslnwl ·-~~~~~---~~~~...-...-~~~~~~~~~~--~~~...-...-.-.~~...---- ' . .. r~wport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Wednesday, September 9, 1998 "9 ' ·COSTA M!SA 2124 NEWPORT BUSINESS EMPLOYMENTSS30 EMPLOYMENTs s3o MERCHANDISE APPLIANCES 6011 _e_r_ ...... _______________ _ ,.~••u•cliKiillA-YliTWliiiMiiil BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY ~ SI 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 AMANA e11111 lg relug, Bv CHARLES GOafN ... .,cng •·SPIOIYP 31Br 2Bda, 2BR • 2BA FROM 1990 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ccoun1lng Reo•ptfon lat fteeier on lop 1 112 w'1t.,. ~•• su.a-r .. P gar, , prvate" • MOVR·IN·•ONua •• ,... S395 (9~"') 11 ~ ~...-1 , A/P & C••h Busy community TIQU S ytt new. ~ .. new pant & carpet, Nl!WPORT aAY ••••-•• news .. aper •••king AN E 6010 645·8233 758·0157. and TANNAH HIRSCH ,.. pool and tennis, Tl!RRACR Pi.ase be wary of out Dlaburaernent .. 11850/MO VACANT of area companies Aaalat•nt part-time recepllonlll, Amen• Sld•·by·s1de ' Doneld Pfetf Lg 1 & 2Br near Dack Check wllh 1h• local Newspaper publishing hours 1 ·oo p.m. to Lrg 92•581n Beaullfut frig, Almond great '714-43_,·8528 Bay & golf courae, Better Bustneat and printing company 5•3o Pm Monday W•lnut Hell Tree cond S750 obo. G l!. Co I d we 11 Bank• r Large pool, new car· Bureau before you se4ka regular part thru Fridey Out•es In· Lois of Oe1a11 (::'atv ng waeher almond S200 WHAT'S YOUR LEAD? pet & much «1ore. Hnd any ~ney 101 time 24 hours per c I u d • ans w • r Ing s2 00 ' b 94'g..173 6968 O 'SIDR1 CM 2BR Sorry No Pets lees or services. Read week person. One phones, s0'1•flO mall, 1 · 0 0 · • Etit·We t vulnerable. West deal,, ... Ouplex. All utl• Pd. 54S·48S5 end Undelltand any year experience pre· b•lanclng recelptt at ~o':~~T~ 5~Jr.1~ra Y Frig $175. W•aher/ .'awfully • atCnchve t:6rda ttnd. w1th routine defenSt. the game would ti.~ Fenced yd, aHlgned Clean 3br 2b• den contracts before you ferred. E 0 E.. drug· the end ol the day Mollf S450 376-*'5~8 Drit•r $145 each, """'cloa1ltpoonl,wclnodlnowlasu.ndLlryke. marb~/granlte ocean 1lgn Shop around lor free & 1mokelree work EOE PhyiJcal re· . ' "' Xtnt cond1llon1 .... "' 2 s env1ronmen1 Send re Quired Please lax r•· •31.0 2n7 ·n•w cond. w/r,atnt, view, .,br ba, tud10 rat•• • • u • 363 1506 or 390 3308 1ume w11h salary h1S• sume lnctudlng ulary crpVvlnyl. plumb ng & • • New Auto Service tory 10· Accounting hlltory to -.appl1. DOQ OKI Avail DUPLEX Upper Unit Bldg an CM 4 or 8 Supervisor, PO Bo• (949) 642·7667 .·lmmed. S985.+S300 Steps to sand, lg new bays. tease or sale 1560, Costa Mesa. CA -=R,...e_c_e.;...p_,..,tl,_o_n'""l_s.,..t/,...A.;..d_m_l_n :; DEP. . 545·0442 kit, 4Br 2Ba. sunroom. Owner/Agt 642·9868 92628 or fu to (949) u 2c parking. $3000/mo 642 7248 AHt FT. entry level, ownhouae $1680/mo yearly Call 673•6900 PAYPHONES $150K/YR. --·-------answer phones. da1a 3 + 2 5 pool/spa/ten-Ext 105 Ask tor Goly Lowest prlces Local Accounting ent. asst 1ate1 11alf. ;p .. nit. 2-car gar. n/pets sltet avallabte Call t· Staff Accoun tant bene 1 Fax 434-4947 ~ Remodeled 249·2338 800·800.3470 (~4/hrs) Newspaper printing Sates (CAL S<?A_f'il and· putllishing com· COME OROW 21114 MISCEL.IANEOVS •--------•-any Heks full tirrui WITH USI RENTALS CREDlT 2907 Stall Accountant to Expanding retall ad· &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil · assist In month end ver1tslng department • .WOODBAIDQE 4Br •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ctoslng, 1ournal entries seeks a sell motivated 3Sa, 3c gar, appro11 A DEBT·FREE LIFEI and llnanclat state· account executive to 2500SF. $27DO/MO ---------Conlldenllat help Cut menl' Also per1orm sell, develop and ser· Many Others Available RENTALS TO monthly payments general accounting vice new business Agent 949·552·6700 SHARE 2724 Reduce Interest Stop functions including and special sections. AUCTIONS. 6012 LANO AUCTION 2 2 0 Properlies Must be Sold! Low Down f l 11nanc1ng Froe Cota• log, 800·286·444 4 ext 333 (CAL •SCAt') FU.RNITURE 6014 King size bed clean. perfect S400. also twin bods, groat corid S2'i0 949-673-6968 CM nea r Tnangle Square . ..Share condo, S400mo + Ut1f. No SI Pots. (714) 646·8370 conoctlon calls, Avoid bank and a1s ac· We prefer a candidate bankruptcy Nation·• counts roCOflCll1a,tlon. to have a minimum ol largest nonprofit· 401tt'admln and coor· 1 year print ad·•---------1--------- Genus Credit Manage· dlnation and apec1at vert1slng experience. WANTED MERCHANDISE 2169 2Br 1 Ba TWH Nlcel new carpe11, 1c att -T---,,.----- gatage, near Getson·a. S ORAuE 2742 11295./Bkr • 640·5684 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Or 28' DplK. 2c gar STORAGE SPACE patio, w/d, new corpei CM appro11 12'X 23' paint, built in 1989 -C-S 175mo. Newport • $1350/MO. 723·1188 Blvd/17th,.st. 771·7240 2BR/1 BA Yearly/Penn. Professionals-No Pets ••••••••• Available Nowt $1100. COMMERCIAL Call Joan at • BURR WHITE REALTY REAL ESTATE . (949) 875-46~0 ment. _800·Wl2·2-953 projects. This p~1tlon E11ceilont communlca-POTTERV. MISC. 6015 ( 2 4 h o u r s ) requires BS degree in tlon skllls. Abllily to I I (CAL •SCAN) accounting or finance, s•t goats and make Bii*', Cel.ltina, Key Flnc:h. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GET OUT OF DEBT! !f e can hel£.! • Credit Cards Comoltdattd • Pa)'tfltnls lot4trtd • lnttrtst Rtductd • Harassmtnls' Slopped one or two year expe· proleHlonal present•· Aoollwood, Rost'flle, •9 7 VW b ug part s, rtence preferred and tions In a fast paced Newcomb, Teco, Oedh.m, '72 VW bus parts proficient In PC skills and dotoll oriented on· Clewell, Plllln, Hetzler. clothes, new tools. (Excel, Lotus 1 ·2·3 vlronment. """*' c.til Sanka or soda tor and Word)... Good !)en· Xtl'\Lb.ene.tiuacka.ge.1.__..., ... _.,.. .. _ _.t--coetomers 2104 ef1t package lncludlng tncludlng 401k. Drug H • t I on • I A v o. 40)k retirement plan. screenlng/physlcar re-9 49·548·8592 Orug 1creenlng/physl· quired. EOE. L TOR O cal required. E.O.E. Resumes via fax: At· A M Send resume 10: Ac· tention. l.Jynn Esota NTIQUE ALL counting Supervisor, 714·650·4802. or mall: PO Box 1560, Costa Times Community Mesa, CA 92628 or Nows. 330 West Bay te11 to (949) 631·7246 Street. Costa Mesa, •Collectibles •Chlna WOLFF TANNING BEDS Tan at home Buy Oirect and Sav•! Commerclot/Hon1e unlls from $199 co Low monthly pay· NORTH • K ~Al <> K QJ654 • 9732 \\iEST • A 10 9 8 5 4 3 o K 105 <> A • K6 SOUTH • Q76 0 QJ97 () 1J)97 • AQS EAST • J 2 Q 8643 () 831 • • J 10 84 The bidJing: WEST NORTH • EAST SOlITH lNT Pass 1• ZO Pass PISll JNT Pus sailed homt. . (f you con 1dercd anything Ot#r than a spade lead. you must have been IOOkina at some ocher West · • ·hand But if that caused yoo to lead a low spade, you did nOl. ~dy as..ess all the information that was available. If lhc oppc;!f1Cnl$ have aU • three mis~1ng spade honot1. only a l·2 division in the 51.1i1 will help -it IS ahnQSl incQnce1vable that East hU:.an cnlty. On :any olhcr distribution, tf declarer has two of the missina spade honors. the hand r~ !)tobably unbeat~ able The only hope fOI' the defense is to find dummy w11h a singknon honor : Pass West. therefo1e, placed the ace of s~ on the table w11h gratifying _ '> results, but ii ~till needed a brilliant Opcnmg lcac.I • pla)' by East to defeat three no uulnp, . . -'Ii The defender unblocke<t the ki\aYC We • have often repca1~d erence • anJ 8 spade continuauon forced out Reese s chum that there 1-s no Slk:h declarer's queen and. sinu West held thing es a blind openmg lead, JU'>l· stopws in the Olhcr WllS, the re$ult ~eaf opening leaders .. ~O If you WOUid was OOWn three. hk.e 10 test your ability to heat the right salvo at trick one. look at noth· ing other ffiiii tnc West hand and the. bidding. Thc first round of the aucoon is automauc. White· North's raise to game was a bit of a strctch, the Stlllh di;unond and king. of spades were Lam '° be • better bridse pt,i,....-~ Subscribe now to Ow Coma Bridce Letter by C8llln~~ 718-lllS lot lnfonnatioa. tr lo;_ Goren Bridie utter, P.O. Boa 4410, Cht<aco. m. 60680. • Ha'blamos itOI CA 92827 • Garden Decor •Silver •Cryst1I mllnts Free color cat· alog.~Call today' i--B-u_y_l_l._S_e_ll_t_t.-F-ui_d_ll_ . ..--.,...-------..------'----- 1·800 ·84 2·1310. Clasalfled •. n------"(C_A_L_•_S_C_A_N~) --------- mES WE'RE GROWING! l{------·1 ~APARTMENTS · i FOR RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BUSINESS ' oupl•• 2br 2ba, a11 Ilk• OPPORTUNITY i nu. lrplc, dbl gar, W/0 • l hkups, deck. no pelt • 2904 • $1750 949·548-3797. WANTED TO 1'UY PIANOS Sc 6019 ORGANS 6059 I BUY ALL PIANOS Ivers & Pond uprogJ'lt Ahtoquss.qua! furniture piano, Circa I 890, 1pc or houseful cash ll•nd crafte<1 1n paid (714) 957·8133 Boston App1als Old Coln• Goto Solver 55000 sell 53500 Franklin Mint Ster1.ng 909·789·1 17 9 Old watches & Jewelry Yamaha U3 upnght westcoast Coin 6•2·9448 pian o in oeau11ful R ECORDS/TOP$ condition 51995 Jazz R&B Soul A~k 582·829·9200 Etc 50·1 ~60 1 Miko PETS & ANIMALS 84517 5 0 5 6049 RENT throuoh class1f1ed Can't seem to get to all thoH repair jobs around th• house? Let the ctaulfled Service Directory help you find rallal'hl help, • -STA MESA 2624 D YES, SELL MY CAR I ntMRSA VERD&• I 1wohm 2br 1 ba famrm • laun hkups. no peta. • S1000/mo 751·4330, PAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON OATISO COMMUNITY SY PAattlOH ISl.ANO •~ivtlful ttee-llnOd 11rcc1q ltfi<I golf cuorsc ~· t·.~ c:tl~frte ltvl•JIO~Jr ltvso • ·~ • :;, b bl\ lltJOitrhC' I I lCf ·~INtt«O • WMhOf~ hOOk\4)5 o ·~~ (WOtXI A 8'\."'I • A• rondlltnnlr'41 • WCI ber In :it end UR • AWm llY9fOm • t 1.mu io n.oa& • ~C81('1t4)G44-0pllO !IOfTY,nC>~ EMPLOYMENT 5530 Good Jobi reliable servlcea interesting things to buy .- ___ ...._ _____ ..._ _______________ ..... Name . I I ~CCardt 0 MC 0 WlA ,_~,._ 0 AAU • t ~---....... --~ MOdel------' "' - 10 Wednqsdoy, St>pt mber 9, 1998 · . . . • • . TO&AY'S CROSSW RD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Pereon e Oo• dly -tme 9 AclOf Bacon t4 E.1tcvse • ._ t 5 Garland of Jlo#ef• 16 Crumt>i. l*.lY t 7 C>Wturti.d 62 Alder M Hl11011an Ouiant 65 A foundef of Oaaa • 68 O!unkaro alanoity 8 7 Sll'lflgtd Instruments 68 Gu1tar1S1 Paul 19 SIOlllul ~I 20 -v-oaa • 69 PJnch 21 Ftorrel • 23 BesMdled 2' St Paul 1 st 25 8lood vessel 21 Mooestory IWl•dJ 30J'renc;h Cheese 32 Expiessiorr ot 8J>PIOllll 33.Pentnes 37 File'labels ~ 38 SlimpV'S pal 39 Wiener tchtlllzel lngredlent 41 SOme women • 44 Gtinnent pan 46 Att1rma1tve votef 47 Beeped 48 Cor8$ 52 Otyer·trap stuff • 53 Tem1s pro Ml'lur 54 Making COW '°"nds 51 Otv 60 Debonair DOWN 1 Pull • 2 Armbone 3 Ov•1took 4 Actor Vigoda 5St~~ 6 Edgar-Poe 7 Jeans' pannera 8 White HoUse &taller 8 Frat ~rty ilern 10 SDewla11a • f 1 Sheer lab(ie · l 2 Lazyt>ones t3 Poor 18 Nervoos 22 Cougar s name 24 Clammy 26 -e.tpel 27 Fn 28 "O!aet1ta• author Stoker 29 -au mum 30 Sancltly 31 Bled as a color 1 PAEVl()UI PUttLl IOLVEO ·34 Happet11no · 51 R1Ver 35 Sme11 lemble emb1nkmen1 • 36 Goal•'s teat 52 Speech 38 Genetic Pfoblems mate11a1 55 Oclobef"s .ilO PIOMered slone 42 Deli bread 58 "Hard". or •aort" 43 Eye, In France follower ~ Leg parts 57 Ctl•lls and fever 45 Most protracted 58 Plateau 48 Twangy 59 Arduous trip •9 Exort>ilant rale 61 Chicago Loop _lc.alns..- 63 °lmmedia1e1yr . . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pi ~ TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 9045 MERCEDES 9130 MERCEDES 9130 PLYMOUTH 9165 iii4Xiii4~~~~~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '77 3000 Crum./tan, '81 300SL Boll\ Tops '88 VALIANT Slant 8 '89 FORD aRONCO AIC. Cd prav.,, First 11lnl cond, 55K orig ml, cyl, CO pleyer, xlnl X\. T Loaded w/Equ1S). SAIL BOATS 7014 '88 Coh~mbla 23fi 3 soil• OB ftked keel, V·berlh. t.e.:ad. V~iF Good run• 11(1p • 1. VA NB S 1800 S•8· l 323 '73 El Camino 350V8, auto, p,, pb, tow pkg, a r shocks, no smog needed, rul'la g•eall Sl~OO this week takes dual air bags Rad w/ eond inside and out 15900/080 ~t. Tom 675-7123 Bleck lnl Transferred $2500 (949) 646·5828. 949·723·H504 s 1200 ObO 631·0757 l·,-a-3_3_o_O_D __ \le-,-v-.... -.-ll '90 Impala SS Slack/ ma1nt, e.iceepllonally grey loather, J(lnt clean, all pwr. aiereo cond, ~4k ml, S23,900 S5550 obo 723·0767 to New Yortc. Mint sell 2nd owner. All records _P_O_R_S_C_H_E-....--9-l?_s_'VOLVO 9230 $ 36. 77 5 .obo. Please iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call 949·888·8399, ge 911 Carrara snrr, '84 2400L TURBO '8 5 SL o on v •rt blk/lan. S64 K, only Xlnl eond , blue/bl IC, classic Aoae111er, NISSAN 9150 4500m1 (714) 640· alloy whls, sunrf, ac, '114·723·9423 SEIZED CARS FROM $175, Por. 1c11ea, Calllllac •, Chevys, BMW 1, COf• vettes Also J••P6. • WO s Your area Toll lree 1 ·800·218·9000 Ext. A·5139 lot currenl l1Sl•n11a '(CAt..•SCANJ wh110 hrdtop new navy 789l 11m·lm eon. now-eng, bli/9 canvas top, 'lavy ,93 S•ntra SE c~ hJrbo & llrH PW Pe.1..,.. ______ _.._ llh1 Int new tires, arrij AC, am·fm caai. $4500 548·1323 ANTIQUeS •· FORD 9075 'BT Bronco 11 Im can $15.250 mll'll cruise, xlnl eond. G&ts TOYOTA 9210 ' \ · ~ a New m~~· cy1.lltranaf cond. 640-9737 great nas mi. very do-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMlSC. AUTQ/ 9245 CLASSICS .92SO 40' Mooring "• r Pa1111t.on, secure loc11· ttol'l S12,500 650·3421 raa1a1or, v ev. auto, 0"" • ,. .. c '87 BENZ 19 ... pendab(el s .. ooo •ee Terc•I W•oon "" • pb. l)w, ps, am· N 4d t t 1• ) 063 2 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Im slereo, cc. 1tnted avy, r, auio, kn < •4 ·4 7 new stereo, new hres psoo 714.309.9282 con d • • $ 8 7 00 • $1200 firm Call to see •AUTO AUCTtON• '85 MALIBU SUPERSPORT A renl stiarp red beautvt $6900.obo 72:"1504 '89 SALE EN 1u11v .-.;.<7 -1- 4 .;...> _o_s9-·- 05 -6-0---OLDSMOBILE 9155 949•042•241! ~:C~ ~q·z~! ~x~~~7o loaded, 1 .owner. CLASSIFIED '89 Coroll• Sport 11 IFOO Wash Vin# NEW SLIP Will aeeom Up to 40 Pow.er/Sall, Easy access on Balboa Peninsula. Ag~nl clOa'l. •Int eon. 46k ml tl s ttie resource you Cpe 5sp ac;. ~. ps. YVG81 A P5213582 ---_,.....--._.,..,...-,,....,,.....,,. 57.750 759•38;13 can count on to ,eu a '88 CtERA·6 eyl. AC. am-fm eats. sunrl, 1 l 4 '71 CAO HURST myriad of mocchan· lull pwr. am.rm cets, 53900 17141 960•9446. Will be sold to tho 69,000 or91n ml, •'94 Ranger XL• dlse items, because wire whls, LOA0£01 h I g ho It bid do r divider window, ~uto. Whllt', row mllea1 our columns compel 53000 (714) 648-5710 RENT (714) 847·0730. \>S, PjJ. PW Would 1·800·247 ·8209 now tires. C<1tl Torn • quallhod buyers to Whether yov·re buying . Sell your home fftak• a great truck ' ;-, \.4· 515·174 1. • co111 or sell Class 1 oo through elasa1hed. ot camper. $29!>!~ SIDE TtE Sail 321t HONDA 9085 10 mtn 10 open •oa •a ORO s $3!>0 00 67!>·8835 8 ACC 5• PO, Good For Student. AM FM Sloreo MOTORCYCLES s 1900'080 650.3803 SCOOTERS 8018 JAGUAR 9105 '9 0 Ha rlev Dav Id son i8ii4iiii)(iiJii6 iiviipii •• iicii1eiioiiniil iiBiiliik/ tioritage Soltlall Classl,c, l 9.94 gas tank ·tnn. Valvo job dono 1n & lenders wide wh•le last 10k ml. Trans walls wllh twisie<J reseal. infect hoses spokes. PM brakes; replaced Climate con· oautrru11 22k miles trol ·s. tnp comp work s12.7so 873•61109 S4500obo 548·1323 AUTOMOBILES BMW JEEP '8 8 Jeop Cherokee • A1r auto etc Must sell. 55000 '.'949· 723-8485. MAZDA '9 3 3 2 51 S tlUIO, t ully iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loaded. rodlblk rnlcr '92 MIATA 5 sp, rod 5.aK m1 s1s 9!10 'blk l11ter. ruuy loaded, _!949ll?.H151 ~ J 7 K .ml S 9, S 0 0 1!00 313·3468 (949) 723·5515 800-313·3468 BUICK 9035 '94 M lata w11110. tnn top tan llhr. ehrOl]lG wheels. luggage racM, '82 LeSabre SON 42k miles. e11eep1tonol Cusl 4dr, gold color, cond 1 S lO .300 ot>a 53 '.65 n 1 real mcol __ •_6_3_1_-_o_cs_4_5_1r_ Only S2'1SO 723-1!> ~ '98 Regal Cus to m Co upe Light bluo 1 ?.050 (Tit, vnlher nl, chrome wls extenood svc contract 513,750 949-675-2192 Overslocked wilh stuff? · A call 10 Classilled wilf help 642·5678 842·5678 "'9• 1 ' th h I I ed 8 > •23 3 411 covers ail your nood!i>l ___ ro_u_o_c_a_s_s1_1 _____ 8_4_2_·_!5_6_7_e___ ( 01 .., ·- P{anning a Wedding? Coming September 2-3 rd ···.?:.: A SpeciaJ Section showcasing th~ wedding experts in the area. HO~E, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ~ ......... . ~ ERVICE for all your needs... ~ SERVICE ·DIRECTORY BATHTUB REG LAZING 3448 BATHTUB REOLAZINO & Relurb11hlng, Poree· fain, F1bergls, Sinks Shwrs Cntrs 645·7723 CABINETS rrrr-. 3490 Aa,,a11ced Wooa1ystems .Custom Cablnetry- Kltehen • Beth • Ooor• Mol<Jlng• • Mantels LUl6$0 714 G98·8 Sno On the move? ' Sell your ~xrr a household . items in C1asslf led MAID . ~~\ , .H__, ( .,_.~·f ~ ....... ~- CA LL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE IN·HOMt ESTIM,AU lt((N~IO IONO!D ~M!O Sl S·MAID ..tta~dlia 320 W. COAST HWY HI SELL your'Used vehltlc uirouoh classllled . 842·8678 Sell your extra household items in CLASSIFIED Call 642-5678 ~~.P.not •Hom• lmpc:vmnt•• Drywall, carpentry & more' SmOll jobs ok Gary 645·5in Carpentry ALL _KINDS <:;ablne1a, Storage, O•eks, Pa110 (:overs Tree Hsesl 788·8321 European quality lvc crpn1ry painting Ille, gen rpra ,Lle#690582 las lo 949·58 l ·7681 pgr 498·486'1 TIME TO BEGIN . YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECT? Call a p lumber, painter, handyman or any ot the ter· vice• htled here In our dlraetoryl CALL YOUR LOCAL 91AVICl!S TODAVl QUALITY CRA"IMAN 20 Yrs (11p Roi'• i--------- ·l'tll Vovr Handyrnon• 1--------- Mark 949 850·9525 No room ltll Jn the gere\]t tor the ca·? A CRll to claulfl•d can h•IP . MOVING 3834 All Amerlc•n Mov•r• Careruf eurleoua & Faatl Surprlzlngly Ch••PI 549·0223 To place an ad In Ctaulfled Cnn 042°8870. krueger pnlntlng resldcurlal faux {1nls11lng wood rtstorarron matt hew 548-5481 lie. 7408911 ClnUlflMI Tho most eomprchof'I· sive and current dlroC• 1ory or good• and tor· \11(01 f'IOUndl FIND an apartment through cla.ssiliea ROOPIN<i 3890 SU PCOVERS 3922 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS St•m1-rdire<\ cultc.>r offm25%0FF ~iAtc.>ru1l/Labort 25 different .:olon of denims & 100', of other fAbrics 1 35 rl'.irl of 911olily work And crelt,m11n1hip1 3910 UPHOLSTBIUNG 1931 Q • 0 UPHOLSTKRV since '68 cust. furn. upholstv. slip cov-.a antique rpr 542 ... 612 Speclallztng lh Waltpaper Removal L5089241 803-503? we· O•I• should h~ to901hor Slrip, Install, advice to the crazy L'73$976 031-21 t'I AlBIPRONT ONST. 3133 3934 QoldenW••t Window Cl••nlne SallslaOClon gu1re~ Uc'd·ln1'd 831•1MI 8uy It. Sell It. Find II, Claulfled, S•A81DE WIND W Cle•nlng, Ser••"•· Mltrora, Sii... Prlf'I terviee ea 1 ·311• .. WedneW<>y, Septeml)er 9, '998 ' .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pil SEIZED CAAS FROM S'75. Pat 1ch•s. Cnu111aet Chevys, BMW s. Cor vettes. Alto Jeepa, • W0'1 Your •roa Toll free 1 ·800·218 ·9000 E•I. A·5139 tor current hst •>(19 (CAL •SCAN . ·es MALIBU SUPERSPORT A real sharp red be•uty' .S6900.obo 723·1!104 -------------- P{anning a 'Wetftfing? 14 '84 XJ6 VP Clennt 61kf .. tan, Valve Job dono In last 10k ml Trans resent, injoct. hosos replaced. Chmate con· rot & lri'p comp work S4500obo 540-1323 AUTOMOBILES ••••••••• '88 Jeep Cherokee Air auto etc Must sell. 55000 949'723·8485. BMW '9 3 3 2 51 S 3 u to tu II V iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loaded. rod blk rnter. '92 MIATA 5 sp. red/ 5 SK m1 S1·5,950 blk rnrJlr, fully loaded, '9.4Jll..1 · -31 K m I S 9 .S..O 0 800 313-3468 (949) 723·5515 BUICK 9035 . 800-313·3468 '94 Mlata Wh1to tnn top tan llhr chrome wheE.JS. luggage rack, Coming September ~3rd ···' A Special S~c~ion showcasing the wedding experts in the area. '82 LeSabre SON ~2k m•les. eiccop11onal Cust, 4dr. gold color, cond! Sl0.300 obo 53,565 m1 roal n .e• __ "*_8_~_1_.0_8_4_5_• __ Only S2450 723 l $04 '96 Regal Custom Coupe Light blue 1 2 050 mr. Jc31tior •nt, chrome wl• exteridod svc contr:ict S13.7!>0 OverstOcked with Slutf? A call to Ctass1f1ed will help 642·5678 Dail ·~ Pilot <.WPUlff Ol'A(ll~A "''" 949-675-2192 HOME, HEAL n-1 AND BUSINESS ........ 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