HomeMy WebLinkAbout1998-09-30 - Orange Coast PilotERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, SEPJEMBER 30, 1998
.Ne~ort-Mesa _ sue.d. in. t~ache~'S Suicide
.. . .. . . . .
•Mother of Newport Harbor
High instructor all~ges that
harassment by co-worker led
filed a wrongful death lt.1wsu1t against the
school district.
Claiming that her daughter, Julie Sny-
der, was subjected to scv<>re mentdl
anguish that may have led her to take her
own life, Jacqueline Sc-hneidewmd filed
swt seeking unspccif1ed punitive dam-
ages in Supenor Court.
· · The only pei.rson menlloned by name
in the swt JS retired NeV{Port Harbor
teacher Dennis O'Heam.
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s1bly others subjected Snyder to "unwar-· A':> d result of tho.,e mc1dent:;, Sn~der
ranted o.bsi•rvations or her classroom expencmced llout.s of fear, nervousness
and her leaching without prior notice,• and shock to her nervous svstem, the swt
her daughter's death.
and •verbal harassment during hours of allr.ges. ~
employment, mdudmg but not limited to O'Heam could not be reached for
yelling and degradmg . Snyder .. in conunent. Bernuse thi> alleged incidents
front of her students.• occurred while he was working as a
lk>'f rtnt
NEWPORT-MESA -The mother of a
ewport-flarbor I hgh School teacher
who committed suicide m January has
The school chstrict was served Mon-
day Wlth the lawsuit, which alleges seim-
al harassment. hosWe workµluce, inten-
tional and negligent infliction of emobon-
al rustress, and wrongful death.
"This case is about the fact thut a per-
son's conduct can have a disastrous
impact .on an individual,• said Schnei-
dewind's attorney, Ronald A. Powell.
•Th15 young woman was depnved of t_he
prime or her life ...
Snyder, who WclS. 29 when she d1ed,
had worked at Newport Harbor High
School for at least four yecUs.
The swt alleges that O'Heam and pos-
The suit also d.lleges that O'I feurn teacher, the distnct could represent
filed false reports dbout Snyder ctnd her O'He11m m court.
work, stalkP<i her on Cdll!pus, showed up •The school d1stnct 1s r~spons1ble
·at her home unannounced, repeatedly when d teacher 1s lunctlonmg as an
invlled her out for diniler and dnnks, and
made harassmg phone calls. SEE CLAIM PAGE 5
-Rapist seeks
' $1 million
from city
• Chns Decke>r sdys police had no
reason to issue sex-_offender notice
in his neighborhood Uus month.
fa~I G[(
COSTA tv1ESA -Chris Decker may be d·
conv1eted rapist, but he's no child molester.
That's the bdsts ·
of a $1 nullion rld1.m
hied agdinst the
city of Co~tt!. Me'>d
In the cldiJn, Dec~
er dnd his lawyer, T.
Matthew Ph1lhps,
allege that the
Police Department
htld no grounds to
issue a sex-offend-
er notificauon edrh·
er this month in
Decker's neighbor-
hood near W1bon
Street and Harbor
Boulevard.
Phillip~ contends
Decker is not d
Valid complaint?
What do you think
of the claim
Chris Decker I filed against
the city' CaU
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high-risk offender drtd thtlt the pohce put mcor-
rect inforrnat1on on the fht>rs wh~n they idenll·
fled htrn as a child molester.
MRape is not as hdd ao.; chlld mulestation,"
Phtlhps said. ·Tht' tllevator storo; at d11terent
SEE OFFENDER PAGE 5
PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN/DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa hit
.with lawsuit
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They know the drill
Crews from throughout Orange County participate
in emergency simulation at John Wayne Airport
II '\II I II ll\l1IA\ll
~Ak>I
JOI IN WAYNE AIRPORT -Ofhc1aJs
hop<> the s11t1uldtPd d1sC1sler scene thdt was
sprawled out on the runways here Tuesdt1y
morning nevt•r becomes a recllity. ·
Rut hecc.1use they must be prepared 1n
UtC! t•v<>nt of d seriou!-t t1cc1dent, airport
e~rgt>n<:y crt•wi. t111ct mdny other local
ugt~nci<>s hilVC' lo prt1cllcP working together.
That wt1s Uw purpose' behind dn elabo·
rat~ l'OU'r<Jcnty dpll t1l the> c.1irporl Tuesday,
SdHI spokeswomtm Kathleen Campmi
Chttmbers. Tiw airport 1c; reqwred by the
Fed«>rctl Aviution Admi.n1strntton to hold the
cltill every three yedrs.
"Of course we hope d.n inc1dent like Uu.s
never occurs, hut 1t is very important we
train tor it,• she semi. ·we hdve a good
emergency rcsponst• plcm, but we need to
practice it to• mt1ke sur • we would hdve d
swift response "
More than 250 people pcutir1pated in the
two-hour l'XernsP, which involved the
0Tdnge County f>1te Authority, the Orange
County Sheriff's DepcJrtnwnt, the Arnericdn
R(•d C1oss t1nd l'mNgt•ncy crews from sur-
rounrhng junsd1chons
A crowd of John Wdync employees,
emergency pcrsonrwl from other oties and
airports, c1nd two OrtmgP County supervi-
sors wc.1lrhc>d ds Uw mock disaster unfolded.
Ct1pl Ray Valcn:tu<'la of the Fm~ Author-
SEE DRILL PAGE 5
McOung homecoming celebration today
•Youth lPudcr freed after being
hE"?ld in Mexico on gun-smuggling
charges returns to Newport Harbor. . '
~Piol
: NF.WPORT BEACl I -Scott Mcclung, the
youth IPucll'r who wus held m Mexico for
riearty two months on quo-smuggling
c:hc1f s, will uil i.nto NPwport Harbor this
inonung, • ~
: Mf.Chm<J will he gr Ned by hundr ds Of
lmt> nlary md hiCJh school students as well
es ftiends, co-workers and the media at Via
Lldo•Mtmnn. McClunq and his new have
;pcnl the la t JO days 11tng from Co U1 Rica
back. to Newport B ach after a 1oumey that
turned Into ft legnl niqhtrnor"
• Mexican \uthonh hoarded the Rttpturc, a '
newly built 145-toot w sci thc1l Will he u t.>d
locc11ly for youth·ommll'd progrt1ms, wh n tl
stop~d In Cozumel tor r~pam; m Augu t.
The Mcx1nrn uovcrnmcnt arr• ted
Mc:Cluny, In s futhnr, Eug ne, and tirst mate
Noah Bail •y on chutcie of illegally carrymg
thn~ c;hotguns and two s •nuoutomah nn s •
on th' ship. Uml }' and th• clclcr McClung
were relnCI t tl a we k ft r th ir ITi l, and
th; gun-smuggling ch 'rg again t Mc-Clung
were.dropped Sept. 18 by th• M 'XJCun c.1ttor-
ney general.
The boat Iott Cozumel without-MrClung,
but the captain JOtned his crew m Costa Ried
on Sunday.
McClung w1ll return to Newport Bt•ach
only -day hefore the first chartered youth tnp
on the Rapture Is scheduled to set '>cul. Awdit-
\09 McClung w1U b' students from Manners
Christian SC'hool tn Go ta M •sd and Corona
del Mar High Sch ool. Stud •nt have made
banm'rs and c;igns fonhe c •lcbrutmn.
The Rapturo wtll be 1omcd hy several othe1
v s els that wait rort the boat into the harb<lr
at about l t a.m. McClung will ans-w r qu ·
bons at e pr confer nC' hortl)• alt rward,
and friend and tan\lly wtll be ahlt to take ft
tour of the Rapture.
McClung 1 I o th :ldulcd lo J ak at
Manners South Coa t hurc h m lrvtnc on Snt·
urdfty nigflt, •
Above, More
than 250 peo-
ple participat-
ed in an air-
craft disaster
exercise at
John Wayne
Airport OD
Tuesday simu-
lating the
crash of a
commercial
airliner. Left, a
me mber of the
Orange Coun-
ty Fire Author-
ity disaster
response team
~prays a Cali-
fornia Air
Guard cargo
plane during
the drill.
• Family of Bertha Garcia claims
city is re~pons1ble for her being hit
by a car m crosswal~ ir '\io"ember.
l·USI GF.I
COSTA MESA -TI1e fanui) of a woman
killed m c1 trafhc c1co<IPnt lu't \ l'?ar ha:. It led i:i
$1.2 million l<lW'i\lll agam"t the ctt).
Bcrthd C>ci!Cltt, 2h, wus "• lk.ing m a l".ros ....
w..tlk al the mteN·ctton ol Fcurv1 -... Rodd ttnd
Baker StrcP.t ldst November with ht>1 l l·month-
old dtmghter, A~hlt•y, and two bag~ ot 9rocenc
m her arms She> wa~ hit by h l Q86 Ford Taurus
trc1vohng southbound on Fcur.•1pw at ctbout 40
mph
Gc1rc:ia, who sutfer(!d "'l'nn11~ hPad illJllnl''•
ldtC'r died at WP-.tem t...tt>dH al Cent"'r in &1nta
Ana. Ashlcv suftc1l'd minor mJum~~.
A hley's lather, Angel 1\\ 1h'~. hied a claim
ClASSIRED ---"-·-·
HARBOR HERITAGE FU Fi
1Mador1 Robins Ford, one of iie oft.
dal sponsan fCI' lhe Hcnor ~
..... is .. same Rollins bn1r
.... tW at Newpof1
PUIUC MOOOS-·--· I
SPOm -' ,... School is named ahlr. hr
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BUSINESS LICENSES
New buSiness license infonna-•
bon reported by the cities of
Costd Mesa dnd Newport
Beach
COSTA MESA
Circa Antiques, 130 E.· 17th St.,
used men.:handlSe stores
Pekmg Restaurant No. 2, 512
W. 19th St., eatery
CROSS, 1500 Adams Ave_.,
business consulting
Backbay Software Inc., 3199
Airport Loop, computer
services
Parama.x Inc., 575 Anton Blvd.,
computer programming
services
Accurate Conveyance. 1188
Atlanta Way, services
PC/MD Computer Services,
655 Baker St., computer
programnung services
Kitchen llungs, 3333 Bear ~t.,
.fu"'ih1ro s:t.oies.-•
Ido Honeymoons Travel & Tour
Co .. 355 Bnstol St., travel
agenoes
Adolph U Mol.uld, 611
Brookview Way, a.nvestment
advisers
Golf Concept Inc., 3520 Cadil-
lac Ave., sporting/recreation
goods
Waldorf School of Orange
County, 2350 Canyon Drive,
elementary/secondary school
Function, 1043 Center St., ·
commercial arVgraphi<;s .
Cahlomia Door Services, 1798
Crestmont Place, single-family
housing construction
Gift Bonanza, 88 Fair Dnve,
sefV\ces
NEWPORT BEACH
RJH Properties, 7302 Ocean
Front Way. owner: Robert E.
Corrigan
Roth Marketing Co., 24
Freemont St., owner: Dana E.
Roth •
MS Rouse Co., 19443 Lawel
Park, owner: Mark Rouse,
Scott Rouse
Sancon Engineering ll Inc.,
5841 Engineer Drive, owner:
Niclc Dibenedetto
Sharp Sign & Awrung, 14875
Dillow Sl., owner: Quach T. Ky
Shorebreak Mdgazine, 2161
Ocean Blvd., owner: Jeffrey A.
Wilson
Stevens Plumbing, 25002 Ter-
race Lantern, owner· C Brett
Stevens
Three Phrase Electnc, 15791
Rockfield Blvd., Scott Weiss
DUI ARRESTS
The following people were
arrested recently on suspicion
of driving under the influence.
These people have only been
arrested on suspicion of a
crimei and, as with aU such
crimes, they are innocent until
proved guilty.
VOL9~NO.U2
THOMAS H. JOHNSON.
Publisher
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COSTA MESA
SEPT. 8
Erick N. McKenzie, 22, Temec-
ula
SEPT.' 11
Donald B. Runnion, 24
NEWPORT BEACH
SEPT. 9
Brent M . Hawkins, 21, Santa
Ana
SEPT. 12
Elijah M.: Gautney. 21, Newport
Beach
SEPT. 12
Dawn M. Miller, 23. Costa
Mesa
SEPT. 12
Kristy L. Sagely, 21, Seal Beach
SEPT. 14
Daniel Rivera, 22, San
Bernardino
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recent real estate transactions
as reported by the Acx:iom Data
Quick Products Gr~up.
NEWPORT BEACH
300 Cagney Lane 306, $150,000
202 Canal St., $361,500
208 Canal St., $185,000
615 Gary Place, $500,000,
49 Hartford Drive ~4.
$220,000
2015 Highland Drive, $525,000
· 69 H,illsdale Drive, $620..000
429 Holmwood Drive, $555,000
1020 Kings Road, $390,000
3 Land Fall Court. $245,000
210 Llttle Lane 207, $163,000
200 McNeil Lane 206, $116,000
260 Newport Blvd., $545,000
314 Prospect St., $395,000
2308 Redlands Drive, $454,000
3806 River Ave., $550,000
4812 River Ave., $415,000
10 Robon Court, $254,009
1242 Rutland Road, $151,500
100 Scholz Place 214, $235,000
100 Scholz Place 206, $229,000
12 Sea Island Drive, $230,000
1421 Sea Ridge, $605,000 .. 1 Seabird Court. $1 55,500
2421 Sierra Vista, $560,000
916 Spring Tide Dnve,
$500,000
17 Summerwalk Court.
$153,000
15 Summerwind Court,
$207,000
1349 Sussex Lane, $429,000
17496 Ttadewinds Lam!,
$520,000
123 Via Ju~ar, $850,000
201 Via Orvieto, $900,000
120 Via Yella, $701,000
2500 Vista Baya, $715,000
92 Villa Point Drive, $379,500
376 Villa Point Drive, $225,000
320 VtSta Trueba, $410,000
2000 Yacht Vigilant, $680,000
2101 15th St. 13, $285,000
128 25th St., $440,000
P.O. Box 191103, $166,500
NEWPORT COAST
10 Auvergne, $243,000
38 Avignon, $515,000
10 Bndgeport Road, $840,000
4 Coral Reef, S700,000
8 Fiore, $573,500
12 Fiore, $520,000
16 Fiore, $550,500
18 Fiore, $485,000
208 Promontory Drive,
$580,000
•6 Sea Terrace, $982,500
18 Villeneuve, $485,000
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loccils onl Newport Beach/Costa Meso Doily Pilot
Female empowerment
Newport Beach personal trainer was
top woman finisher in recent ·Nayy
SEAL fitness competition
G111 (, Rl'llJNG
~Pill
Katherine Coltrin . remains
focused on her go~ as she
crawls through swamps under
barbed wire and jwnps over 10;
foot-high walls.
Once she enVlSions her goal -
usually a firush line -she says
there is not.lung that can stop her.
The 32-year-old personal fit-
ness trainer who ru.ns her busi-
ness out of a Newport Beach gym
likes pustung her body to the lim-
its. Her well-toned body was
aching after the Navy SEAL SK
Fitness Challenge in San Diego
on Sept. 15. Only the strongest
survived the event, wbich asked ·
participants to do the maximum
amount of calisthenics. finish a
grueling obstacle course and
swim 200 meters.
Coltnn placed first among 40
women, cra.nkJ.ng out 17 pull-ups,
75 sit-ups and 75 push-ups. She
completed the SK obstacle course
in under 24 minutes.
She's the l~al version of G.l.
Jan~ -Wlthoqt the shaved head.
the e vent. She was the one who
was crawling on the infield grass
area at Newport Harbor High
School's track. The training regi-
men is nothing new to her. She
actively participates "in local
triathlons and marathons.
It's what she accomplishes
when she's not exerciiSing that
makes her most proud She's a
personal trainer who helps her
customers get back in shape
With a national survey inclicat-
mg that more Americans are
becoming obese, it's up to people
such as Coltrin to get people off of
their couches and onto a tread-
mill. She srud most people let
their minds put up roadblocks
that affect the body.
"The body has no limitations,
or at least I haven't found any
yet," she sctid. "The mind stops
you before your body does."
Coltnn, who lives m Hunting-
ton Beach, will !Jpeak to a group
of aging baby boome rs next
month about their health. As little
as 10 minutes of exercise twice a
day will make a chfference in the.
long run, she said. •I had no idea how 1 would
do,• she said. •Tue competition
takes all three componenS of fit-
ness and challe nges you.•
·Inactivity leads to the dermse
of a healthy lifestyle," she said.
•People have to do very bttle to
make huge gains.•
OOH LfACH/OAlY~
Fitness trainer Katherine Coltrin hangs on a pull-up bar -oqe of
the e-xerclses she had to perform to win the ovPrall title at the
Coltrin trained vigorously for Navy SEAL contest ·
llllFLY IN TH E NEWS
Newport council candidates to
speak in forum tonight
Candidates for Newport Beach City
Council will s~ak to the West Newport
Beach Association at its regular meeting
tonight.
Four seats are up for grabs in the Nov. 3
election, with Coundlwoman Norma Glover
and Councilman Denriis O'Neil running
WlOpposed.
Planning Commissioners Mike Kranzley
and Tod Ridgeway and inswance broker Len
Miller are vying for the Balboa Peninsula
seat, and Planning Commissioner Gary
Adams and astor Ron Wmsbip are bettlii\g
for the &stbluff district spot.
The forum will be held at Qty Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., and will be televised by
Comcast Channel 3.
Doo~ open at 6 p.m., refreslunents will be
served at 6:30 p .m . and the forum will begin
promptly at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to
attend, although there will be no questions
taken from the audience.
Qty Aviation Conunittee to
hold meeting on El Tor o
The dty's Aviation Committee bas sched-
uled a sped.al meeting for 8 a.m. Thursday
in tb8 coilference room of tbe Newport
Beadl central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Tbe meeting will focus on the proposed
etiminetion of alternatives F and G from the
environmental report for an international air·
port at the El Toro Marine Corps Ali' Station.
Members of the City c;oundl-appointed
committee will most likely adopt a r810lution
to the Board of Supervisors and the Citizens
Advisory Commission opposing the deletion.
Supervisor Tom Wilson bas asked that the
boerd consider deleting the two alternatives
-both calling for the expansion of John
Wayne Airport -at the Oct. 6 board meet-
ing.
WEATHER
Regional job center moves
from Newport to Costa Mesa
Tho Cocllilal County RegionaJ One Stop
Job Center in Newport Beoch will soon mewl;!
to a new and bigger location in Costo Mesa,
thanks to a $1.3 million grant from the
Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Operated by Fountam Valley-bil:.t'd
Coaslline Community Collf!ge. the JOb.centf"r
is a resourc~ for.anyone loolcing for ii job or
job train mg.
The center offers orientation, reterraJs,
trauung workshops, Internet access and
many other support servicc.s for JOb seekers.
It also helps employers find qualified dpph-
cant.5.
Expanding the facility -which serves
Newport, Costa MeSd, Founta10 Valley,
Huntington Beach. Irvine and Tustin -will
allow for more staff, an assessment center,
meeting and training rooms, and employer
interview tooms. -
It is expected to open next month m the
Harbor Gateway Busmess Center, 1675
Scenic Drive.
OCC Transfer Center has
applications for UC, Cal State
AppUcations for the fall 1999 tenn for UC
and Cal State Univeristy cdlllpuses arc now
available at OCC's "n'ansfer Center.
The prionty filing penod for fall 1999 1s
Nov. 1 to 30. Workshops to aid studenis m the
application process will be dVailabJe at OC C
ln October and November.
The ·1rc1nsfer Center is open Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m ,
Wednesday from 8 a.ro. to 7 p.m., and Fraday
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For rnore information,
call (714) 432-5894. .•
College invites first-time
students to take spring classes
Applications for OCC's spring seroe!>tcr
will be available beginning Thursday for
thoee plaJining to enroll at the college for U\e
first time.
SURF
' Tht' pnnq l<•rm begins Jan. 19. Class 4 , ....
schedulos w1U not be available until lc:!..te
Ortobei, hut n1~w students who file theu 1
applications !'oon will hdVO better spring re~-",
1strution appomtmcnt timP_s ,
OCC's OJI l<' • of Admissions cmd RecordS
ic; open l\ tonclay thiouqh Thursddy from 8
a.ni. to 7 p .m., dnd Fnday from 8 a.m. to :l-
p 1n. ••
r:or mo1f• mformalmn, call (714) 4'\2-5072,
1\.vo NeWH,ort high schools
plan to hold College Night
Corond clt"?I Mar and Newport Haroos(
1 Jigh St'hool's will prc.5 •nt College Night
1~98 Wednc~d<ty Oc:t 26 from 7 to q p.m. al
t'orona clPI Marl hgh Sch0t;l, 2101 Eastblwf
Dnve.
lntc>rcsted -,tudcnts from c.iny area high
school ct re wt>ltmrw to attend The evf'nt will
ff"'olurc reprt>scntutives from colleges and
universitiM from Uuuughoul thP United
,,Sldle> ror more mfo11nt.1Uon, call 515-6000.
,
Costa Mesa candidates forum
takes pl(!cr Oct. 15
The L.tlmo Bu:.uu-ss Counol' will hold a
camhtlat forum Oct. t 5 Jor the Co ·ta Mesa
<;1ty <'<•lmc:1l me: "
11w sue rnndtdal ~ will be d ked to speak
nbout th<! We t Side spcc1hc plan, street con-
d1Ucm , the propo!>ml 19th Stre~t bridge,
public sufcly, youth acllvitu~s. s~ruor pro-
qrams, r r.rcahonal fadhtics and the Costa
Mesa Jobs Center. •
The Ldtmo Bu~1ness CounC1l ls attiliated
with th(! C'o!>lu Mc!.a Chclmhc1 ot Commerce.
The puhhc 1s invited to attend the forum,
whkh will begin al 7 I' u\. at the Costa Mesa~~ •
N<?ighhorhooci Community Center, 1a4s;_: '.:
Park Ave. ,;.: •
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POLICE FILES
l"IWEMlUMS
8-'boa
73161
1M southwest at 4
feet. ArHs of patthy
early morning fog.
If you don't mind
the slight drop in
temperature, you
should haVt' a good
day at the beclCh
We have an increas·
Ing swell out of the
south southwtit
eNery 10 se<.onds for
fun, Pt'-'kY $etS 1n
the waist to chest·
high 8fH We
snou•d also Sff a
t>.<kground west·
~wind
MiM lNl will give
waves en~
boost. Seb Id
rNCh shoutd« to
head high •t the
~9Mrweft
NEWPOR'T BEACH
• AvOCMto Avenue: A cellular phone worth S 100 was
stolen from a car in the 1000 bl()(k.
Corona dt'I Mar
72162
Costa Mesa
76'61
Newport Beach
73161
Newport Coast
73162
SURI FOMCAST I
LOCATION SIZE
~ 4-6sw
Nt'wpo(t 2·5 SW
81.ckles 3-5 SW
i.lvef Jetty )-5 SW
CdM l-4 SW
mAT.a
The wind IJ out of
the toUthwllt M 15
knots wftt\ 2.foot
wtnd ~ becofn.
lngligtrt~
1"t MllllllOl l>f
TIDES
TODAY
First low
12;07 a.m. 08
First high
7.:0l e.m. 3.9
Seconctlow
11 :55am. 27
SecOnd high
S;4l p.m. 4.8
THURSDAY ·
First low
1UOam. 04
First high
7:27 un 4.2
Second tow u ·.s p.tn. 2.2
StcondMgh
6:Jep.m. s.1 ...
~55
• S.y Front: A kayak worth S500 was stolen from a stor-
age unit in the 1400 block.
• Corona del Mar: State Beach: A sports bag and its con--"'
ten~ worth S91 were \tolen ..
• Sherif\9ton Pl•ce: A camera, hair dryer and several items •
of clothing worth S 1,S98 were stolen from a car In the 1900_.. ,,..,.
block. .. -,
• West a.lboll Bo4.llev.1rd: Fifteen p0>1rs of shoes and sev·
eral items of llngerle worth SS40 were ~tolen from a home
In the 4500 block. • : : .. ..
COSTA MESA :_ .. ~·
• Airway Av9'MM: Wood palleU worth $630 were stolen'· (
from a yard 1n the 2900 block. • -•
• Airway 1Wen"9: A cellular phone wonti S630 was stoh!n
from a car in the 3100 bk>ck . ,.
• lrfstol Street: A cellular phon worth S2SO was stolen.• 1• •;
from 1 car in the 1200 bl0<k -. ~.
• ertttol Strwt: Four hubcaps worth S 100 ~stolen .. -1:
from a car 1n the 3300 bletk. • !•
• ~ A~ A ster.o. two speakers and com~ : •:
ditcs"WOrtt1 tt10WNI Of n rom a car 1n t ~00~
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·Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Daily Pilot Wednesday, Sept mber 30, 1998 3 .;
Balboa S unique charms on view during neighborhood stroll
ln the early morning. the sen-
ous walkers step out on Balboa
Island, arms pumping, Walkmen
m place, a little skip m the step.
Morning walkers are the most
faithful and resolute. They say hi
to passers-by: the rn(\n with the
great Dane leaning against his
knee. the round and smiling man
iJ?-the warm-up suit who always
gnns back.
On a beautiful swnmer morn-
ing, it's as crowded as tbe Costa
Mesa ffeeway. Then the wa,l.kers
practice lateral moves, slipping
through holes like a quarterback
Sverung walkers are a more
random group. Couples stroll,
~ linked. Mothers and fathers
watch their toddlers stagger
across the walkway. Some single
Joggers breeze past. A woman
stomps by, angry with the beau
who dawdles beh.md, pretending
not to care.
This evening, lights are on
BEACH NOTES
christin corney,
noncy gordner
ms1de the homes, mtlily of them
with huge windows looking out
on the bay, letting us look in.
Many are beautiful mdJlSions,
but the ones we like best are the
houses With unusual fdcades that
encourage conjecture. Who are
the people who hvc there? Why
do they live m thi.lt kind of one of·u tried dlJ :.urnmt>r to
Jlouse7 learn how to dive off one of these
At one corner of the little docks. On the ldst tc-.. son, aft •r d
island is a brown-shingle house summer's worth of belly-flops,
with wlute trim, shdped bushes, the instructor took u<,, held U'>
heauhfuJ furnishings -and ,a upside down d!ld dropped us 10
burrushed Harley-Davidson head first. . '
motorcycle parked m the front ·Now you can div<?," he s.1id,
window of the living room., walking off.
Down around the opposile A sculptor -prof ei.siondl or
corner 1s a large pink house with ldlented amateut? -own~ the
a rounded window and a larger-_n~t fascinating house, made or
than-life Cunous George peering·• different kinds of ston<>, <Jn obv1·
out across the Grand Canal. ously loved medium. Sculpted
Sometimes, il you wallc over heads are in the window -an
the bridge at 1ust ttK> right time, 18th-centurY bust, a Ja27 smger
you can see stra&ghq.lown to the complete"w1th imcrophone, d
bay No water is visible, only tall, baby, a cowboy. B<'yond, we cun
stdtely white sails passmg each see another in the works, cov-
other dS if on mv1s1ble highways. ered with cloth One of these
Now we're on the main island, days, on one of thest• walks, 1t
walking past the best beaches will be unveiled, loo.
where generations or kids have And, of course, there is the
made sand cdSUes and learned to whale house, the rounded front
swim. At the age of 7, with the looking Wee the open mouth of a
lure of a two-piece baUung swt, whale. Inside eve rything is per-
lectly nurumali t: Wdr m wood , a
_hlock_qrqi1d piano, ft hlacle
Je.,.ther couch with ct chf''>~'> <JdfUt•
on •• 1 gta ... s ldhll', The J on l who
liv" ln'>t<le this whulc sf e s
mr.tliodKal. nCQt, crecttl. c. onrl
t111t1tr.ud to bvr. ln U1c belly of the
heat.
TI1e hght~d pC1vil1on anrt foPt-
n whN•l !;parkle m the gather-
hllJ ~lu~k 13ottl!'I -mutor, sail and
d ll\IJhY _, I.Job Ill ltw harbor. As
V.. wul k. w1~ hear the constant
slurp of SC'd cttfdlll l, md, imd
'-'cJtch the churtf"r pdrt\ boats •
oinung bade mto th<' harlip(.
shw!c1wed huures i:novm.Y along
tl11·1r dP< ks. The ferry unlodds 11;.
< ,.n;, bitychsts and people, dJld
Sidi ls b.ir.k dCWSS the> bcl)
We pass <1 yellow VictoncJn
dllcl the old B<•uu<:hdmp hou.,e,
tr,111splanted from NPW Orleans
with balconi(>s ol wrought iron.
The saddest, m<>">I mysterious
house b a trncl1Lion<1l white two-
tory tha t ts lowly, painfully
fallmg dpart.
The curtains III uu~ w u1dow
dff' :;tamed drtd S£1ggm g und SPI·
do111 pulled back. When they ate, · ,
only a pottod plunl and battered
upnghl'piano ar v1s1ble Our
hr1ndsJt< h for a sander and a
huc.ket of paint ~
\\'ell. 1t's gPttmq dark and
thnncr 1s wd1llny WP cul down
onto Park Avenue and over to
Mannr~. ancl llH•m' W1lma·s
Pat10, alung \\1th Starbuc-ks and
Ami>l.id':. a nd the< hm 1~ re:.tau-·
rant thdt'.., been th re all these
) Pars. Ma~·bc \\ i>'U walk agd.lll
ton1orrow night' It' fr e. it's fu n
dlld it rnakes 11s grotPful to live m
NPwpurt Bede h
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COUNOL SPEAKS OUT
AGAINST WllSON PROPOSAL
City Council members
agreed this week to send a let-
ter to Orange County Supervi-.
sor Tom Wilson expressing their
opposition to his propos~ to
remove alternatives F and G
from the El Toro Alrpoz:!.. plan-
mng process.
The secondary alternatives,
which are required by state
environmental laws, will look at
_ -~ding John Wayne Airport
lo handle up to 24 million armu-
8.1 passengers by 2020
Wilson has said he made the
request after mqu1ries from
•. .Newport Beach constituents.
· But Mayor Tom Edwards
Sdld the move was the tip of the
iceberg in a ·concerted effort
by our supeCVl.Sor dnd the seven
South County cities to thwart
the El Toro process."
Councilman John Hedges
said Wilson lS part of a ·cynical
conspiracy to undermine the
quality of li:fe we enjoy in New-
port Beach."
•wnte to Wilson and tell him
you are sick and tired of the lies
he's telling you in his so-called
search for the truth,~ Hedges
said. ~
The county bodrd 1s sched-
uled to discuss the issue at lls
Oct. 6 meeting.
ACTION ON SUBCOMMITTEES
WILL WAIT UNTIL ELECTION
Faced with the possibility of
remstabng softle or all of the
City Councll subcommittees
they abolished four mon.lhs .ago,
council members decided this
week to hold off on dny chdnges
until alter the November elec-
tion.
Al leasr two new council
m!>mbers will come on board to
repldce Counctlman John
I ledges, who 1s no longer eligi-
bl<' to run, and Mayor Tom
Edwards, who has de nded not
to seek a second term
The council voted 6~ 1 m
May, with Hedge!'> dissenting, to
get nd of the hve subcommit-
tc-es, which met once d month
d.Od made recommendations on
various issues to the City Coun-
cil. I Hedges agam ddvocated for
the committee S}!Stem on Mon-
ddy, but the m<1jonty of the
council scUd it may be better to
mst<'ad hold study sessions
once a month. /
Girls Inc. to celebrate Confcrenc<> focuses on Public c:an learn more
year's achievements religion, environ1nent about \vatPr facility
Glrls In'c. of Orunge County C'tmng for Crc·1.1hon , a confer-. I Rl•s1dents lilll h.-drn dbout the
will hold its annual luncheon Oct <'llC c• on religwn c1nd lhP Pnviro11-propo .. e~l co loo ·cl-water tr1>al.
7 to celebrate the pdst yeu1 " ment, wtll be held <1l St: M;11 k men! plant at . a puhhc meeting 1
FEASIBILITY STUDY TO LOOK achievements, mcludmg the rt>n-1'1£'-..bytendn Chur,r~ orrO~~~, Oct. 15 ::.pon .. orecl hy 1'. le-.a Con-:·
AT JUNIOR LIFEGUARDS ovation of the MdJil Center in 1 Ii' The ·conference \\.ii 1X1.1c; oh · ol1cJated.Wate r Dl!'tnc:t.
Councllrndn John Noyes Costa Mesa how thP. 5pint11<1l tmtl l'O\'lron-The plant is bP.ing de,1gned
d!>kPd the aty's Fire and Manne Donna Shirley, author and tor-nwntal communitws can 011-!rge • by Santa Ana-ha~ed <:arollo
Depdrtment this week to com_e _ mer manager of Je t ProeuJs1on. ~c>.h'.g_~mrnon .c;onn•1 n:.. . Engm t!r~ and groundbreakmq
bark ia.30, da)lS..wit~--ft-t ~~ ...... IAooralory's Mdr~ Explordtion"'1~-,il(.'"keynot" spt.:dkN will l>e 1s expPcted to oc:wr edrly ne~t ,
ty "'tufty !or..· bllilding a ~ rogfMtr,-wiU ' be. the. ke;:COtt> till' Rev. PPtcr K11•1tJ!'r c1n Ep1sc:o-}'Pc1r The pubhc mePtmg will
fdc1hty ro_r tlleNowport ~ sp'e~1fer. Shirley w ill
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dlso -.1qn . pal pncst c1nd founclN/chrec;tor of ""'Plum th" design pflil.,es tor the
Junior Lifeguards The report copies of he r dutob109rdphy, l!1trth Servic:C.-. lnc plaqt, \\ h1ch hC1 an e ... tunated
will mclude possible loca!-Ions ·Managing Martians." For 17 vc drs KJ~1ller erv~d tt~ cost of mo1e than $7 rrulhon
and fund:m~. • Guests will be <Jhle to com-pu~tor ot St 'llltlhcw's cpb(X)pal Engineer.., Will he (j\'oilable to
The childre n and young plete a •science expe nment• o -Church Pac11lc Pctlisacles ans"\ver que-.11ons
c1dulb in the progrnm dre sta-part of the luncheon. The f!\'Pnt bC'l1Jre lt'dVllHJ Ill 1990 to give! his The colorPcl-wrller tredtment
tionecl m trdilers with no pnvate will dlso let Girls Inc h1ghliuht lull ,111enl1on to E111th Sen.'!ft'. plant will ue built di Wt->11 No. ti
restrooms or chdng mg areas. he $150,000 in renovation., to 1h Kn•1tlPr ..,Peks to tc1ke his nm-on Gisler A\'enut> Colored" dler
Sdid ' Mdin Center, which we>rP don" ct>rns lo ct 'Jlatwnal lcvt-1 1 slightly tea-colored, smell" Like
As mort• people get involved as part of the Corporate Com-Thi.s ()\'ent will he ht'ld from ~ roltPn egg ... and 1 wdfmer than
in the popular program -bmed Volunteer Prowct complC'l• u.m. to 3 p m , oncl j., open to the o\ ernge. Tht> u e of color"d
which has been a visible a spect ed earlier Uus ye<u . pubhc. Pmrl•<11stra1Jon is $5 m \\tiler wtll reduce Mesas :reliance
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I mber 30, 1998
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_ Com Mesa, 92627. fa• them to 646·
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JOIJAY
The Networkers wtU meet from
11.45 a.m to 1 p m at the Costa
Me d GoU and Country Club,
1701 Goll Cours" Driv<'. Adm1s-
!;1on is $12 and includes lunch.
For more mfom1.ition, call 885-
9093
SenJor Consultant Bob Brennan
wll1 present a tree R.evel'Sc Mort-
gdge discussion dt 3 p.m for
sen1o~ 62 and over dl Bayside ·
Village, 300 I:. Coast Highwdy,
• Newport Bedch' f'or more infor-
mcttlon, cdll 723-0233.
CoMect at the Corona del Mar
Branch Library, d scnes of work-
ihops fNtunng tips for effective
use of library resources, will be
· ~sented h orn 7 to 8;30 p.m
evE:ry Wednesclc1y through Nov.
25 at the library, 420 Mdngold
Ave The workshop~ will also fed-
lure strdteg1es tor Web nav1gd·
Uon. Admission IS frC'C r or more
tnfonnation, call 717-3801.
Cold Oceans -Adventures in
Kayak. Rowl.>odl, & Dogsl<'d, a
slide show ,md book signing, will
be presented l>y dutho.r and
advr.nturer Jon Turk dt 8 pm. al
The North Face Store, Triangl
Square, 1670-A Harbor Blvd.,
Co~t.a Mesa: Adnus wn is free.
For more informauon, call (949)
646-0909.
The play "Steel Magnolias" Will
be pre::.ented at 8 p .m. Fnday and
Saturday everung through Oct.
10 at thP. Theater District, 2930
Bristol St., CO!>la Mesa. Friday-
mght admission JS $15; Saturdtty-
rught adrrussion is $20 For more
rnformabon, call 4,35-4043.
THURSDAY
A yoga class will be presented by
30-year veterdn Helena Sprake,
from 9 to 10:15 a.m at the Ndncy
C'lcnk Educttt10n Center, 471 Old
Newport Road, Suite 103,. New-
port Beach. Adnuss1on is $8 per
class or $30 for four pre-paid·
classes. For more mfonnation, call
(949) 548-4059.
·A mountain bike sunset rlde will
take place at 6 p.m at Crystal
Cove Slate Park, 8471 E Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Riders
must have bike light. Spdce is
limJted to 25 people. Riders will
meet at El Morro VlSitor Center
Pd!kmg 1s $5. For more informd~
tion, call (949) 497-7647.
ltorn 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Nancy
Cldrk Education Center, 471 Old
N wport Road, Swte 103, New-
port Beach. Adnuss1on is $8 per
cld s or $30 Cor • four pre-patd
<I es. Poi more information, call
(!l4Hl 548-4059.
SATURDAY
Fltnes Concepts will present a
CPR <.loss from 2 lo 6 p.m at HO<tg
Hospitdl, 301 Newport Blvd.,
NPwport Betlch. Registration is
$25. Courses are taught using the
guidt'lmes of the Americdn Heart
Assoc1dllon. For Jflore informa-
tion, cttl.l 63'1 ·3b23 or {888) 888·
0202.
SUNDAY
A back-country blke will take
place at 9 a.m. at Crystal s:;ove
State Park, 8471 E. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach HikQrS will
meet dl El 1'f!orro Visitor Center.
Parkmg 1s $5. For more mforma-
lion. call f949J 497-7647.
A tide pool walk wtll take pla,ce
at 2 p m at Crystal Cove Slate
Pdrk, 8471 E. Codst Highway,
Newport Reach. Walkers will FRIDAY
A yoga c~ass will be pres~ted by
30-year veteran 1 felen~ Spri.lke
• meet dt Pe)Jcan Point Parking Lot
No. 2. Parkil1g '15 $5. For more
mformalton, Cdll (949) 497-7647.
MONDAY
A yoga class wlll be presented by
30-year vetcrctn Helena Sprake
from 6:30 to 8 p m at the Nancy
Clark Educc1tton Cente.r, 471 Old
Ncwpo.rt Road, Suite 103, New-
port Beach. Admis ion 1i. $8 per
class or $30 for four prc·p<t1d
classes. For more mfomldtion, call
1949) 548-4059.
TUESDAY
A yoga class wtll be presented by
30-year veteran Helena Sprake
Crom 9 lo 10:15 d,m. at the Nancy
Clark Educ<1tion Cenler, 471 Old
Newport Rodd, Suite 103, New-
port Beach. Adnuss1on is $8 per
class or $30 for rour prc-pa1ct
classes r or more mfom1C1tion, call ,.
(949) 548-4059.
The Love· Without Honor abuse
support group will meet at 10 d.m.
at St Mark PrC"sbytt'nan Church,
2100 Mar V1std Ave., Newport
Beach For more infonnatJon, call
(949) 644-1341. ...
ONGOING
St. Andrew' PresbytHlan
Church oCf •'>rs a support group tor
families with lovC'd ones who-0re
mentally ill, The group mPcb
Trom 6:30 to 8 p .rn Sundays in th~
church's Dierenhekl Hall C, 600
St. Andrews Road, Newpc>rt
Beach. The confidential group 1s
open to the community. For more
mfonnation •• call 631-2880.
Prospects Networking Gr oup
meets from 7;15 to 8:30 a in.
Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe>, 18:15
Newport Blvd., Costa M<'sd.
Bredkfast is $6. For more 1nJormc1-
1.Jon, call Angie Staffor<l dl 474·
2225 or Tind Fin11an at 551-3156 . .
All Lassen's Leads Club meets at.
7:15 a.m. Tuesdc1ys at Mimi's.
Cdie, 1835 Newport Blvd ., Co~l<l
Mesa. For more infonnalion, cull
64b-1252. .
Zen . Home Stitchery, · a local
manufacturer ot meditation sup·
plies, holds a rree meditation from
S to 7 p.rn Sundays at Mcsd Bu~1-
ness Center, 711 W. 17th SL; Suite
A-8, Costa Mesa.' For more fofor-
mation, call 72?·7~18
The NPwport Beach Parks,
Hear.he and Recreation ColtlRUb-
!iton mecli. at 7 p.m . the first Tu~
ddy of c ch month m the Cny
Council ch.6mberi.. 3300 Newport
Blvd .. Newport Beach. For more
1nfomtdllon. C"cllY 644-3151.
Nkotlne Anonymous lellowshlp
wc1nh to h~IJ> men and women
who smoke to qwt and remam
smoke free. For more information
on locdl evening meetings, Cdll •
650-2713 .
llle Co ta Mesa H1stortcal Soci-
ety holds d free open house froru
1 t a m. lo :i p.m. Thursdays at
1870 Aodhc•iin Ave., Costa Mes<1 The> <.~vent fedlures memorabilid
from lhc c1ty of Costa Mesa and
the• St1nla Ana Army Air Base For. morP-lnfonndtion, call 631-5918
Overealers Anonymous meets
from 7 to 9 pm· Wednesdays c.t
St. John's Episcopd.1 Church, 183
E. Bely St Costa Mesa For mort•
inlonndllOn, call 953-0900.
·oasls Senlor Center offers a
· Pt1rk.mson's dISedse support group
from 7 lo 9 p.m the setond Thurs.
· ddy of e,1ch month at 800 Mar-
gueQte Ave .. Corona del Mt1r. For
more mfonnahon, call 644-3244
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An Orange County Conference on Religi.on and the Environment
Saturday, Oct0ber 10, 1998, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
St. Mark Presbyterian C hurch
2 100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach, CA
Speci1t! l'.llr/y Birders hike around the Back Bay .from 7;30-9:00 a.m. (meet m church parkmg lot)
A gathering to foster relationships and cooperacion between the spiriruaJ and
environmental communities toward solving common concerns. We will share
resources and ideas, and provide tools to increase knowledge of ·
environmental groups and projects. We also hope to increase an awareness of
many faith s living together in harmony with the earth.
Open to anyone interested in healing the earth
Keynote Speaker
The Rev. Peter Kreitler
Episcopal Priest and Founder/OireclOr of Earth s~rvice, Inc.
Also ~articipating
SutlJen 1...owry, IJ1rci.1e1r 111 t\lli(J \'oK(• Outr•.l•h. l·.~nh Jumu: L(~ L">d(n~ I und
The Rev. Prttr Moore Kochlau, I >irlllOr, l!11v1r11nmcntJI Mmim1r• of "iourhun <"~lilorn1~. UM<
Mr. Ward Alltbacb, I 1•undu/D1rcllnr 111 c;rccn ~""11rk111~ for c.)r~ui;l C.oumy
Sann IGnchbawn, nprrscntini; JuJ.mrn .1nJ 1hl cnvironmrnt
Connie Han10n, l>1m '"'· ( hn II.In~ c~rmg for ( r won
'N,,worltint semolU with bm1/ mvironmmtal l'"""Ps anJ churcheJ
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DRILL
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ity's airport sub,tation narrated
)he drill, which involved ·what
was supposed to be a Boeing
737-300, a single-engine Cessna
~lane and a car. A C 130 cargo
plane provided by the California
Au National Guard stOod m for
the Boeing 737. . .•
According to the simulation, •
the pilot of the commercidl plane
encountered an engine malfunc-
tion during ldndmg, causing the
aircraft .to veer to .the ~fl and
jump the runwdy. It then hit the
sm6ller plane and the car, CdUS·
ing damage to both tunways ~d
cattertng debns and fuel over
the runways and.tdXlways.
As emergency crews dfTIVed ·
al the scene, they assessea the
damage dlld be_gdll assisting thf:'!
crash VIctuns •
About 75 people were inJured
cmd six people were pronounced
dead at the sunulated scene
Crews spent more than an hour
pnontizJ.ng the victims' t.njuries
and loading the people into
ambulances that would take
them to area hospitals. ·
Newport Beach pohce Lt.
Andy Goms ~nd Capt. Paul
Henisey were two of about 50
onlook~rs. They srud they came
to watch how the airpoA. hdndled
the exerase.
"You always learn something
new when you come to these
thmgs," Gorus said. "It's a good
,ppporturuty to observe and retdll1
contacts with peoplr.' in •emer-
gency ~ervices H •
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Wednesday, September 30, 1998 5
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~niplo1~. • satd Supenntendent
Robert Ba1bot •sut the employ·
ce i1 s th • nqht to ay if he want
· orneone el ~ to reprnsent him,•
PowPU aid the case JS m its
prunary stagt>:., and it could take
. , months or possibly yl:'drs for Jl to
b1> resolved v
Sc.hoot board President Jim
Ferrymt1n s<t1d he hddn't redd the
l<1w:.wt.
• ~I k-Mw w~ r~1ected the c18.tJn ..
ahoul ct month ag?, • Fer~an
saul • 1 don't kno\v if this case.
,. h.1 CJ n,y ment ".' · . . .
In the 1.111 of 1991, Snyder was
d1s<:l1 ed by tht• chool d1stnct /
for .allegn<lly giving ~nts•te-;"t .. 7;
' answ1•rs dunng a ~CaWom1a
Golc!Pn State Exarmndtion test·
my "~saon
fl.Ian}· of the ·!>tudents' te-,t
c;c ore.., were later mvalidated.
• nydt>r W<ts suspended for fn:e
· diiyl> without' pay for allegedly
breaching test SPrurity, school
olt wial '>a1d .
The i.1tuaucin \\, ds • n>ported t.n
loc·<1l <mcl rn91onal newspape.is.
hut hl'f nctmt• wasn't used,Some .
• '-thool hoctrcl members cnticiz~d
funner Suµenntendent Mac
Bi•rnd 's hun.dhng of Snyder's
c-.1s"e t1ncl -;a1cl her punishment
\\,<IS not ... CVPT(' Pnough.
Po\\ <'II dkl nol say whether
the tPst~ng modrmt was d Jactor
m Sr\yder':Y su1c1d ~ The lawsuit
n •\er ">J>f'Clhcull), mentions the
mtttler.
~--------..;.._..;..._ __ ~-. -DON fA K'OAll: PILOT
Alter her <lcalh m early Janu·
fll h ~' 1111~ the .ca us was· on
wanter break, Nev;port Harbor
Pnncapal Bob Bo1e.".Sdid Snyder
WA~ d \:(!I)" popular dnd well-
uked teacher
TRAFFIC \. Third-graders Ti;acey Wagner, from le~ Ethan Simonoff and Elliott Sween hang out Tuesda}· under a new mural at Paularino
School in Costa Mesa. ..
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~against the oty on hf'half of Ash-
: ley, 1, and her sister, Vdncssa, 4,
: for the loss ol their mother and
: tor tn1une.s to Ashley.
The claim blcunC'd the dty for
nldlfUncttorung trdffJC cmd cross·
•mg signals and unsaf€' timing of
traffic s1gndh. for pe>dcc,tndns.
,:The cldun WdS IOVf'Sltgatl'd ctncl
hcls sinre been denied, said
KMen Add.ms, 11sk mttnager for
the city
The lawsuit WdS tiled m
,orange County Supcnor Court,
'°Mlid Avues' attorney, Larry -''Sch w artl..
Assistant City Attorney Jerry
· Scheer said the Police Depart·
ment's investigation of the acct-
• dent showed that the trafhc sag-
.. ndls were functiorung, but there
5 may have been a problem with a
~crosswalk indicator.
However, witnesses at the
accident sdld Gcliaa Wcls cross-
mg agamst a red light when she
was hit, Scheer Sdtd.
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floors in hell, and I· thmk chlld
molest1.1lton is dl the bottom
Decker was convicted of two·
count'> of Cdpe and ont' <·ount ol
-;odomy m the 1970s. Ptulhps Sdtd
the manner m wluch thl! public
wos notified wds mconsast~nt
Wlth Megan's Ldw.
•He ts not hiyh-nsk." Phillips
said. "He as mert--ly d gtHdPn-vdn·
ety sex offender.~
The nty has not revwwed lht>
claim or begun a fom1aJ uive.,.ta-
gatfon into the cldim, said Kornn
Adams, nsk manager.
"We're not saying he
did anything wrong. Jn
any month-to-month
tenancy, either side has
the nght to terminate
the tenancy on 30 days
notice." ·
Richard Coombs
Attorney repre$enting landlord
Phillips .,.aid hr. also plans on
challenging Decker's eviction
from his dpartment on Wilson
Slrt•cl. Phillips su.id the law is
tle_.,.1gried to prol<.!( t people Ht nsk,
·not to affect .i .,.ex oftentler\ ho11s·
mg status.
Ric html Coombs, thl' ..tltomcv reprcwntrn~1 Dt•ckN\ lundlc1r<.i,
Robert Stt•llrc•< ht, sct1d Decker's
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Newport Harbor HNji's girls field ho&ey team
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..... o goaleeper scOfes a ~ at rhe end of a quarter,
it's a _,. demorcfmg ... •
Eric Berg, Costa Mesa water polo coach _f
WedrteSdoy, September 30, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 A-4223
uunuu l .Sailors.fall to another top-ranked team
Blazers·!
Tars still unbeaten
in field hockey
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• Braverman looRs strong
in 11-7 loss at Peninsula. . \ · • k · ! VE~s:~e~ ttpAis .pie Up. · top teams iquare off m tennis, it is
often a couple of close sets that
. . deodes the outcome of the match. 'LW' . . Such was th~ case on 'n.l'esday
· ,: Harbor High lost to No. 2 Penin-Sey . ~hen fourth-ranked Newport
. · • sliia:' lt~7,' in a rtnn.leagul! girls
1 \ match al Peninsula.
•Farmer Costa Mesa High,
OCC coach will scout for
the Portldnd Trailblazers.
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COSTA ~lESA I lerl> Livsey,
whose bdSkC'lhdU ties to ~he New-;
port-M Sd C'onnnunity span 30
yeurc; will be ttnnounced today as '
,d P,ut lor' the NBA's Portland :
Trdtlblazers, sources w1Uun the ,
orqtlnizatton c onfimlCd Tuesday . :
Livsey D1rPctor of Player :
Development for thfl Conbnentdl :
Bd'iketball Assoc1dtlon the past :
twp yedrs, will 1010 his fourth :
NBA ted111, hut his hrst dS a full· : ·
time employ<•c• H1s first day 1s :
Thursda}
The match was tied 3-3 and 33
games apiece after the first r:ound.
But losses by narrow margins in
the second round gave Peninsula
Livc;ey. o2, '>hll owns dnd 'oper-;
dlP'> the worlds longc•st-runrunq ~
hdskelbdll <dmp, lhP Snow Val--:
ds ,i. oo at West-•• 7
mont CoUc>~J<' The Cdmp is in 1ls
3Hth yedr .
L1vse}. who rPttrC'Cl as . an : ,
Orttnge Co<1<,I ColleyP professor •
after the spnnq of ~ lJ97 and hd">
bC'cn an dss1stant codC'h at An-
zond Stt1tc• {1985-87} dnd UC I :
( rn80-85) was reportl"dly con-:
tdc1ed hr tlw Trddblazers earlier :
th1., month ·
L1vse} d rnne-year OCC ass1s-
lnnt codch m the 1980s and 90s, :
rlS wclJ d'> the: -.chool\ hcdd coach
lrpin 19b9 to 1976 (compiling a :
74-122 record) Wd'> d longtime :
Or.inge <'<><l'>I English mstructor •
FormPrl\ dn ddvdnce game : ·
SCfJUl for th1• t'.hnnesold Tunber-:
\\ ulves, Toronto Raplors and San •
Antonio Spurs dll pdrt-time :
stm(.,, L1vsc•y will reportedly work ;
for Portland out of his Irvine :
home dnd' ronhnut:! d hedvy trav-:
Pl ~chedu~e. I le traveled cons1s-
lentlv while M'rvtng a'> Director of •
Pl<1yN DevP1upment for the CBA, :
J leC'der to the NBA. L1vsey's con-:
tract r~porh•cll'r ran out with the !
CB,\ m Jurw.
With the CBA, Livsey trnveled, :
wtttched. pldyer~. worked with •
pl11yprc; an prt1cl.Jce dnd dfter the •
wc.1.,on, sPrvl'd t1gents, evaluated • colle~w plr1yNs ·and dssisteq m :
th11 lc•dCJUl''s h<lsketl>dll opera-:
Lum... :
Ll\'se), \\ho has preferred the :
h'cJC.hmq Pn<I ot basketball smce •
h•c1v111g d::. ()('("., head man m ;
197h cont111Ul'S to work with •
Ordngt• Coc1-.t pldyer" m the off-!
sec1son hk<• on Tuesddy after-:
noon Hf' htt., spent the ma3ority :
of 28 yec1r.., c1t OCC E
L1vse\ wc1" Costa Mesd High's :
basketbdll (odf·h for two year.; :
J l 9ti8-b91 \\ hf!n the Mustangs :
compPtNI in the old Irvine :
LCdCJlll'
.
(5-0) the nec.essary-•There was a lot
. lectd .. ~. : of cheering for the
an early lead in key seLJ> and
helped keep us dose.~ -
LA VERNE ;_ Beth Snellgrove
posted the only godl of the game
on an assist from Vanessa
Shap1Io as the visiting Newport
t larbor High held hockey team
mmained unbeaten with a 1 ~0
Sunset League triumph over
Boruta Tuesday.
Peninsula , I iMglrk .. ...,.,.... other side, but she
although ranked I ~-..__ ......... stayed focused on
second, defeated ~ ............ ~ L-tL. .._ the court and got
top-ranked Corona ~ .._. --the job done,•
The loss comes on the heels of
the Sailors' loss to Mater De1, the
top-ranked team in Division U, on
Manday. The results leave N~w
port Harbor (5·2) well-prepared
for Thursday's Sea View League
o~~r ,aga.J.tist riv~! C~ontl del
del Mar last week. ~-..-..... • Olson said. •Jt's
Newport. Har-very tough to go
bor's Natalie Flaldl« Olloll into a place like
Bravermah, f(I .... NewpQrt Harbor 9~ tennis Peninsulil and pla~
Snellgro~e broke the scoreless
deddlock with six minutes left iri
the first half, culminating a series
of re~ated shots on goal. ·freshmafl, looked J. ~~ CdM. well.• '
strong a~sm-• . Also strong were
Marl · •
"The girls are redl.ly up aod 11re
ready for league," Olson scUd •rt
should be a close match with both
teams playing some good tennis.•
gles, winrung two the doubles team of
of three sets, 6-4, l-6, 6-1. The Erika Pcltm and Amanda Collopy,
young up-and-corning talent who won two of three, 0-6, 64, 6-3.
Susan Lear•had two saves for
the Sailors, who unproved to 4-0-
1. Newport visits highly-regard-
ed Marina Thursday. seemed, to Coach Fletcher Olson, •Tuey were very steady," Newport's N earned a domi-
nant 9-0 win over Boruta. to take th_e pressure in stride. Olson said. "They jumped out to SUMMARIES PAGE 7
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MESA, 9-7
Capo beats Mustangs for first ti.me m five years;
gOalle's score gtves nosts'iea1fatter three quarters.
RlowlJ> Du:-." I Me a senior Matt Tipton scored -----fblt-Plot_____ on d pretty fallaway lob 10 sec-
onds later to put the visitors
MISSION VIEJO -When the back on top, 6-5
opponent's goalk<-eper launch-But \.vith 0:22 remaining in
es a shot the length of the pool the third, Capo Valley's Jeff
to beat the clock, usually it\ a M1kldus pushed m a rebound
routine stop on f}le other end and the Cougdrs tied it again, 6-
and both teams swim lo the 6 Ryan Keating, who scored
sideline. five goals for the Cougars, took
But Costa Mesa High, gain-the hrst shot but was denied by
ing varsity expenence in the Mesa goali~ Bnan Dunn.
preseason against some of the In the waning sec01,ids, Wil-
toughest teams m Orange son controlled the ball and loft.
County, is finding the afore-ed one across the water. Dunn
mentioned scenano hard to tipped it, but the ball trickled
learn. . , into the cage. "That helped,"
For the second time 10 less Lynch said.
than a week, the Mustangs Capo Valley added to its lead
yielded a tank-length shot when driver Clifton Folmer
Tuesday as bost Capistrano Val-scored on a man-up situation
Jey defeated them, 9-7, in non-with 4·29 left on the fourth-
league boys water polo at Sad-qudrter timer, a ball that was
dlebaclt College. d fl d b M • M Dunn •When the godlkecper c ecte Y esa s att before landing in the net. scores a goal at the end or a Senior uWity player Hunter
qwnter, it's 8 little demoraliz-Taylor, who led Mesa with tow ing, • said Costa Mesa COdch Eric Berg, whose squad (5-3) goals and fow steals, scored in
gave up such a goal by the the man-advantage offense
Cougars' Sean Wilson, who with 2:51 to play on an assist by
beat the third-quarter buzzer Mike Vaillancourt, pulling the
and provided Capo Valley Wlth Mustangs within 8-1 .
a 7-6 edge. · But Mesa could only get off
The Cougars (3-3), a peren-one more shot attempt and the
nia1 CIF Southern Section Divi-Cougars secured the victory
ston J power, knocked off Costa when Keating scored his fifth
Mesa for the first time in five goal with 0:36 left. Dunn fin·
yean, or since Jason Lynch bas isbed with hve steals and two
been Capo · Valley's coach. saves.
Lynch was Mesa's coach before "Thls goes under one of
moving on to the Mission Viejo-those games. in whlcb we
bued school. allowed it to get away,• Berg
After the Mustangs led at srud. •Hopefully, we'll learn
halftime, 5-3, the Cougars came from these situations."
back, o~ring Mesa in the In the first round of last
third quarter, 4-1. week's South Coast Thumament, C:.po Valley tied it, 5-5, with
3:56 left in the third, then Costa SE£ POLO MGE 1
oes its thin
• St Anthony absorbs the brunt of attack. black-clad Mustangs for five sacks. The Saints fin.
ISbed with zero yards on the ground and completed
just eight of 29 pass attempts. BAARY FAULKNFR
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M ost objective observers chuckle at the tele-
vision commercial which features Minneso-
ta Vlkings All-Pro defensive lineman John
Randle chasing a chicken clad in a miniature Brett
Favre replica jersey. .
It's not reconunended viewing, however, for St.
Anthony High quarterback. A.J. Chavez, who, after
Thursday's 42-22 loss to Costa Mesa, knows how the
chicken feels.
Unlike the fictional quarterback fowl, Chavez did
not wind up over a barbeque tlante. But the Gost~
Mesa defense, keyed by a fTont fow or first-year
starters, did subject him to hazardous levels of heat
at Newport Harbor High.
"(Chavez) was probably a litUe sore Friday morn-
ing," said Mesa Coach Jerry Howell. who watched
the quartet of Gus Sandoval, Antony Grubisich,
Luther Mitchell and Robert Hulllger wreak havoc
with Chavez and his fellow ball earners.
The Mustangs. of course, did receive strong play
from theic fow linebackers, who notched three of
the team's five sacks, as well as a three-man sec-
ondary that recorded four interceptions (three by
senior comer Ricky Mattin).
It was d virtual conting out party for the Mesa
front four, which, } lowell admitted, was a question
mark hedding mto the camptllgn.
• 1 was very w9med, but they've played better
and better," Ho*"K..,.srud. "The linebackers ·do a
good job of md.lcing aJ1 the cdlls for them and setting
thelf dlignment. But they've done a· heck of a job
and they should feel good about themselves.•
Though averaging 6-foot, 215 pounds, it's qwck-
ness more than mdss which keys the success.
Sophomore tackles Grubisich (5-11, 245) and
Luther Mitchell (5·9, 265) are both rumble for their
ize, while Sandov6J. {6·2, 210) and Hulliger (6-2,
220) can both beat pass protection around the comer
with speed, and hold their own against drive blocks.
Sandoveal, a seruor wbo had one sack Thursday,
boasts the only real varsity expenence, having start-
ed one gamo last fall al tackle.
"He's the veteran and the leader and he's proba-
bly in the best shape of the group,• soid Howell,
who also starts Sandoval al tight end. •And, if you
broke it down accordmg to body weight, he's prob-
ably lhe strongest "
Grubisich, who frequently hit the imaginary tar·
get linemen project onto the opposiqg quarterback's
torso, is qmck enough to gamt.'T some time at full-
back and tough enough to hold his own against old-
er, c-xperiencr.d foes
M:E~S~A'S DEl ~L~NSIVI _ 1;1:&1 ·.
But the front four's ability to cons1Stenty com-
mand the neutral zone, as well u continually harass
Chavez in and out of the· pocket, provided the foun-
dation fot defensive dominance reminiscent of the
1996 uh.it, which allowed the fewest points in
Orange£ounty.
The Saints, in fa~. co~ed two or thelt thr e
touchdowns, and nearly all of their 103 yards of total
offente, oga.tnst reserves.
Mitchell, whom How~ terms a. project, blends
rare athleticism with a physique that allows him to
essentially drop onchor m the middle, dogging the
inside running lant like Fovre's full-figured ftiend
Gilbert Brown. -.. -, -- -
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In all, S't. Anthony rushel"I were stuffed 10 times
for negati~ardage. One additional carry nettea no
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Hulliger, a 1unlor, ls developtng e defensive tem-
pennent after spending most of hia previous time In
the program on offense, aCcordlng to HOweU. •He'1
vesy strong and be'I teaming,• HoW911 Mid .
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T OTHER YAR.DLEY ~
The "Other Yardley" ... Bob.
POLO .
CONTINUED. FROM 6
• Bob Yardley was also
an accomplished cager.
who led Colorado to a
berth in the Final Four.
T he early county
newspapers of the 1950s
kept a fairly close ey<> on
Newport Beach's George Yardlf.>y
in professional basketbdll, but
often failed to keep tdbs on tus
kid f>rother, Bob,· m col}egiate
circles. .
George, three years ahead of
his brother, had already drdwn
awards and cheers battling with
USC's Bill Sharman m 1950, for
the Pacific Coast single-season
sconng record and pushing
top-ranked Stewart Chevrolet m
San Francisco before }Olrung lhe
Fort Wayne Pistons, later to
become the Detroit Piston!>.
Old loyal Yardley family fans
did have recollec.'tlons of Bob ut
Menlo Junior College near
Stanford for one season (4Y-50)
and one season starting dS d
single-season record-break()r <JI
Orange Coast College (50-51).
That record stood unW
Balboa's John Vallely arrived c1nd
shattered it.
The Korean War bottled lives
up all around the globe, which
M~.i lo t to El Dorado, 9-8, after surren-
d "rtll!J <.1 9oc1l hy the Golden Hawks'
goilhe \\h1ch hl~dt the game-ending
huz1• r
-llpo lo I last we<-kend m the South
Const Tc111rr1<1mcnt to one ol Mesa's pn-
11\Cll\ "0111pelltor... rn the Pdcii1c Coast
l 1•aq11e -University, which features 6·
toot-5 two-mpter mdn Tl!ddy Peck.
"lJOl\i •rsllV Wltl challenge LO the
i'C1c11Jc <. 'oasl Lec1que dnd could poten-
ltt1Uy wm llw Pc1c1ftc C'odst League,"
L\•11r.!1 "<11<1. "La CJ una B<>dch is tough,
tht~n t hcr."s C osltt Mesu." ·
(' 1pri v111lt•y opened a 2·0 lead
<lCJtitnsl t-. "'"'" m the hrst quartPr, then
Td~ Ii r <Jncl Vr11llt.1nC'ourt scored to tie.
\ t111l.mcourt's H<><ll c-:tme with 0 07 left
l\ 1~ 'ti 0111 ... cort>d the Cougars in the
M.!< •md quartN, 3-1. for its halftime
.1ch anlag •. la~ lor scor<'CJ on ii left-hand·
C'rl luh, J}pton heat Capo Valley's Jeff
rlPLeon in the hole tor a HOal, and Tay-
lur scnred with 0;21 remauung on a
nqht-hanclecl hullt>l on the counterat-
tack.
f\Je .... tt'.., ,\l •x St1rns, a Juruor driver(
hdd two sh•als m Uw second qUd.Tler to
~p.irk th1• cll'lcns<•. C hn.s Biron had two
te.il 111 ltw thml tor Mt>'>d
NOH LEAGUE
CAPISTRANO VAU£Y 9, CosTA MESA 7
Cmtd Ml'SiJ 2 3 1 1 -7
Capistrano Valley 2 1 4 2 • 9
Costa Mesa · Taylor 4, 1ipton 2,
Vaillancourt I Saves B Dunn 2.
mcludf'd the young lives of
pronm.mq dlhletes. And nanws
likl' Bou Y<trdley foded into
rmhlary service rosters.
Few took not~, two years lrtlN,
thot he he.tel e<lm~d a stdfting job
for the Umvers1cy ol Colorndo
Bufldlo edgers and WdS doing
quite> well.
The nud-SOs shocker for
NCAA bdsketball fans wds
iin<lrng Colorado bdtlling mto
what would latPr be called the
"Fined Four" against the giants of
the University of San Francisco,
with the hkes of KC. Jones and
B1Ll Russell.
The NCAA race into the
toumumenl was an immense t.
!>lruggle for the Buffaloes, who
rarely worked their way into the
big tune cage action. Bob said,
-It was kind of fun" (The
Buffaloes hud two future
Olympians on the ted.fl1).
Although ma1or collegP play
was fun, Bob was quick to note
that his team lost by 30 points to
Rusc;ell, Jones and the rest of
l:JSF's team.
A<i mtlny know, Russell anc..l
Jones went on to spark the
Boston Celtics to a wealth of .
titles and troptues.
One should note that other
stl"rling things were happening
~ .
SIDELINES
m thP mid -.50s
Both Pc.sul Nr.?umdnn dnd
DPnms Fit7.pdtnck were gloWUlg
in c1 h1u w.1y at I forl>or f iigh m
rn55. Neumc.tnn would later
«•nrolJ ill Stanford and JOUl the
Syr.ic ll"C! Nat1om1ls m pro
ba~<>tlJall. foit7pi.ltnck would
ewmlt1t11ly wind up with the
gredt C.'t1ltfom1d Bear~ ledrn in rnsq 1Ulcl helpf'd them win a
ndhonal title.
Both pletyl'I'~ ht.1d spent valued
}Cdri> polishmy their basketball
skills c1t the l !tlrhor Ar<'a Boys'
Club m Costc1 Mt•sa.
The Yc1rdlcy l>rop1ers pick{>d
up th"' ~1<.1mt• ess<•nllally on
Bcilhot1 lslttncl but 91vP Harbor
H1uh Co.wh R.ilph Reod d w1de ,1
Capo Valley Keating 5, Folmer 2,
M1ldaus I, Wilson 1 Saves Wordes 2, Wilson 3.
I) ~ Lf AO I 01,ll Y PU. OT
Mesa's Matt Dunn (left) lobs a pass over a C apistrano Valley defender in Tuesday's game.
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Trojans E·ast roll, 40-0
• \\p Imm l~r th~-Yletim m All-American football.
The PcPW<'C D1vis1on Newport Mesa Trojans East
unproved their reC'ord lo 3-0 with a 40-0 win over the
\Vpstminster Lions m Junior All-American Football
urllon nn SCtturdc1y.
The! ollPns1ve h.ne of Chris Taylor, Parker Del
Ponte, Sam Martin, Avery Fenton and Brian Theriot
orwm cl hug<• holes for the Trojans runrung game.
Spene er Unk sC'ored three touchdowns. Tom
Wt>kh t1bo rdn for 1:1 touchdown and caught a 31-
}c1rd touchdown reception from Kasey Peters.
Wess Presson had a touchdown run of 65 yards.
Ttw dl'lcnsc> was once agam led by Matlin and
f>1 cs•..on who t•c:trh had 15 tdckles.
Aaron Garcld, Ryan SnJder, Sean Ellis and The-
riot 1 c1ch lwd hvt• tdrk.Jcs m the 1Tojans third con-
">P<:llll\i P o.:;hutout.
Jr. Midget
• long Bedch 30, Newport Mesa Buffaloes 16
Matt Enclnla scored on a 60-yard touchdown
mn for the Buffaloes, who (all to 2-1. Dominic
Rlck<trd hctd d 10-yard touchdown run.
On clet~nse, Joey Wlllianu led the unit with SIX
urlds 1stcd tack.Jes. Jason Jordan also playE'd a ·
strong gaml• dt luwbacker
Pee Wee
• Gorden Grove Panthers 50
Newport Mesa Trojans East 6
. rott Capul c;cored on a 60-yard run m the first
t1unrtcr to Lie the score 6-6 {or the 1ToJans. But the
Panthers' ground attac:k was loo much to handle in
the In s.
Wdrren Junowtch, Kevln Morris and Kyle
I omtwrlln rnnllnUl'd lo deliver hard tuts for the
11t1rc !JtlllH' dPspite the bcorc differential.
Juntor Peewee
• Gardt>tt Grov Panthers 20, Newport M,esa Bruins 0
•llv •n thouqh they lost, tho Bruins pla.y.ed their
best game of the year <igainst a strong Garden
Grove team Tyler Eiits anct Joe Rennon had good
games from the b<tcklll'ld Qudrterback Scott
Leimkuhler also diet Wt•ll both throwing and nm·
nmg the teotball
Brent Ogden dnd Ryan Lance led the Bruins in
tdckles. Newport's ch'!fense was 'ilrong and kept
Garden Grove sconnq lo d m1mmum.
CllnJc
• Newport Mesa Buckeyes 0, Westminster lions 0
It WdS cl well fought d<-fonstvc> battle b~ both
squads, but ne1thl~r budged and the Buckeyes were
forced to take d tic
Robby Lusk, Tony Jones, Mlke Orozco, Matt
Hauser, WUUam O'Brten, David Root, Joseph Ru.,-
sell, Jamie McGee, Chaz Vickery, P.J. Banning and
Johnny Gothard combined to hold thC' Lions ort.-n-
sive urut at bay.
JunJor Cllnlc
• Newport Me a Wildcats 18, Orange Chief 7
Carlo VaJdes scort•d three touchdown a.; th"
Wildcats recorded their tm;t victory of the season.
Valdes was ablt! to cut loo ' on three long sconng
runs because of the great blocking of Corbin
McNutt, MJc.koy Mlela 1.md Jordan pencer.
Garrett Amoroso, ean Berkley dnd Kylt! Chene
led the defensive unit and were key m stoppmy thP
C hief<: on !">evcral fourth down attempts.
• Newport Mesa .Junmr All-Amenccin Football w "l-
comes all football enthu~tdsts to come 'to Saturday's
gdmc al Bomld Crcf'k Pdrk. AU teams will be .it
home.
Schedule:
• Jr. Clinic Wtldcats, ti a.m.
• Clinic Burkt•y '"• 11 c1 .tn.
• Jr. PccWcc Bruin. , 1 pm.
• PccWco l'roJttns Wes t, 3 pm.
• Pee Wee ih>Jans East, 5 p m. •
•Jr. Miclg,•t Auffal , 7 p .m .
YOUTH S'OFTIAll
. "' IUptidc S\v<•eps awaY. another Bobby .. ox f oc to ren1ain undef catcd
Th R1pticlo,, lO·lrnd-undcr Paci.fie Coast Bobby Sox t m, r mnmcd unclctcat <t itllcr .;w • ·plnu 'cn-
lrnl Ort1mfl' ov r th w kcnd in softball action.
In th•~ hr t lJdlTI , Morgan Jon• and Andrea Dort wore key plftyers tn an t 1 ·8 victory.
Oran9 • coulrl not hold bark the Tid in the ond ga.m . Tit Riptult won 21 0 In three inn ng ------
RANKINGS
High School water polo
OF Division I
1. Long Beach W1lson, 1. Harvard.West·
take; 3. Newport Harbor; 4 Foothill, 5
El Toro. 6 San Clemente; 7, Villa Park;
8. Corona def Mar; 9 Cap strano Val-
ley, 10 Santa Mar~arita
OF Division II
1. Serv1te 2 Los Alamitos; 3. Marina; 4.
University, 5. Esperanza; 6. Laguna
Beach, 7 Lc1 Habra, 8 Katelta· 9 El Dora·
do. 10. CostA Mew
High School aoss country
OF Division II Boys
1 Katella. 2. Newport Harbor; 3.
Mater Dei, 4 Villa Park. 5. Edison, 6.
South Torrance, 7 Trabuco Hills; 8.
Agoura, 9 Norte Vista. 10. Rubidoux.
CIF Division IV Boys
1. Nordhoff, 2 Notre Dame-Sherman
Oaks: 3 Morro Bay, 4. EIUlncla; 5. Cos·
ta Mesa; 6. La Salle; 7 Yucca Valley: 8.
Sales1an, 9. Corona del Mar: 10.
Orange Lutheran
CIF Division II Girts
l . Santa Margan a, 2 Woodbridge;
3. Newport Harbor; 4 Sultana; 5
Mater Oe1, 6 Atascadero; 7. St. Jos
ephllc1kewood; 8 Westlake; 9. Agoura.
10 Cathedral City. •
OF Division IV Girls
l. St Joseph 5anta Mana, 2. Corona
del Mar: 3 Louisville, 4. Cost. MeM;
5. Nordhott, 6. Morro Bay; 7. Paraclete,
8. Estanci.; 9 Orange Lutheran; 10.
Flintridge S.cred Heart.
High School girts voUeyball
OF Division •·AA
1. Newport Harbor; 2. laguna Be.ch;
3 M11a Costa, 4 Fountain Valley. S
Long Bt'ach Poly, 6 Arroyo Grande; 7
Esperanza, 8 Los Alam1t0\; 9 Long
Beach W1l\On; 10 Alta Loma.
CIF Division IH·A
1 O<elln View, 2. Harvard We5tlake,
3, CCM'ONI del Mar; 4 Notre O.me
Atodemy, S, Santa Ynez; '· Costa
M sa; 7. Notre Dame Sherman Oak~. 8
Nordhoff, 9. Chaml(lade, 10. Gladstone
HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS · llNNIS
rdllge of credit. U )l!\k,ed, both
rrught recall ample mtluence that
came from· their fathe1, the Idle
George Yd.Tdlcy. Sr., who hdd
starred h.unseU m basketbdll rtt
the Uruversity of Chicdgo.
1Wo eMly day l lurl>or 1 llqh
basketball players wern Gf>orge
Barnett, '41 vaISity chdmp10ns,
who was a top scorer dnd Buel
Attodge, CUl All·ClF focwctlti,
who sparl,ted the Sailors m thf!
m.id-40s
He was only 5-foot-7 and shot
left-handed, but was a sh<1rp,
elusive player at all time
The first varsity cage lltle
didn't arrive at Harbor High until
Barnett and tus mates took ftm1
charge of Sunset League nvals,
Harbor's first var!>llY sports
• title came m the early 30s Wlth
track and field. The fusl football
crown was won m 1942.
In time, Coach Reed, who was
a masterful coach m ba.-.ketb<tll
and track, would fdshion out a
long string of golden hardwdre
at the school m these sporLs.
On another subject, 1l 1s
mterestmg to note that Jim
Newkirk. a Harbor High
graduate who went on to stdr m ace football on the , 57
champ1onslup club under Steve
Musseau and on two
championship baseball teams
under Wendell Pickens. alway ·
stood high m the VJew of
Pickens.
ThCI coach once clauned thcil ·
Ncwklrk wds one of the best
p1tC'h rs he ever hdd.
In the redlrn, Bill (Dutch) Van
Hom c1lwdys believed Pickens
was a • maii.ter psychol~ist • and..,
knew exocUy. how to deaJ with •
his iiUilel~s
Vari Horn, a Ne~rt grad, . ·
<:dad, "My best game or basebaJl'""
was when I hdd a very badly
mfech,d heel Pickens dSked if I
rould play and knoWlng that 1 ...
would, 1 answered yes.•
ThE•n came a rainbow.
·M~· hrst at-bat, I hit was
should have been an
ms1de·the-park home run,• he
said. •J had difficulty reaching
thud base for a tnple. Seemg
this.' he dSked ii it hurt
"My answer· was yes, so he
told me to play w1th one shoe off.
1 played U1e rest of the game like
that. only putt.mg on the sh~ to
bat. I went 5 for 5. I was so mtent
on staymg in the game that
noUung else mattered.
"It was d valued honor or two
or thrl•e. I learned more about
mY!>elf on that ocq1sion than any·
time m my life.•
'
BRIEFLY
CdM tops Oilers
•SeaKingsgirlstaketiff, 15-11, 14-16, 15-11, 15-13.
HUNT-.._ .......... ...-
JNGTON V 0 l l E YB l l l
BEACH -Corona d el t-lar H1gh's
girls volleyball ledm wtis one
game away from victory, but
falling belund m. game four to
host Huntington Beach. W1U1 the
Oile rs threaterung to send the
match to a filth gdme, Manssd
Becker, a.long 'fith some much
needed help from the bench, WdS
able to stage a comebdck and
close out Tuesday rught\ non-
league match, 15-1 t. 14-16 15·
11, 15-13
·1 think gomg to Huntington
Beach's gym and beating them in
four is d good wm for us," Coach
Steve Conb said.
All of the first three gamt>s
were hotly contested with the Sea .
Kmgs (3-3) commg out w1th an
advciDtage But a dose game four
started to sbp away and Hunting·
ton Beach led 13-8 after h\ e con-
secutive points.
Becker, who had lour aces, hit
a couple of service aces to help
CdM back mto the game Amdn·
da Stampley, Bnttney Hamngton
and Tracy Brown came of the
bench and provided key drgs and
seives to clinch the VJctory.
"We got back into 1t by serving
aggressively." Conti said "We
were making the passer<; step up
to receive the ball, putting more
pace on our seives and hitUng
them to specific areas •
Becker bad 42 assists m the
match. Janue Brownell had 13
kills and 15 digs for CdM.
CdM tops Tars
SANTA ANA -------
Back Bay ri vals G 0 l F
Corona del Mar High and New-
port Harbor teed up aqdmst one
another fu the first 5ed View
Ledgue girls goU match tor both
schools Tuesday, with the Sea
Kmgs earrung a 15 t • t h4 vi rt of)
CdM's Allison Srhcrnppne r
was the meddlist With a runP-hole
total of 46, while Sea Ktng
Stephanie McCoy, as well dS
Sailors Bnanna Reehl and Ktc Uy
Hunt each shot 53.
CdM's Taylor McComuck (!>3)
and Harbor's Joy St. Dennis (601
rounded out the corers.
CdM improved to 2-0, 1 ·0 lll
league, while Newport fell to 2-2,
0-1.
Eagles top Triton
I COST\ ~1ESA -------
Seruor Stacy Barnett I 0 l f
shot 46 lo pact! Ec;tanc:i• High's
146-148 victory ov r Vl 1tillg Slln
SCHEDULE
Clemt•nte m a rune-hole non·
ledgue girls goU match Tuesday
at the Costa Mesa Gou & Country
Club.
Juniors Laura Cote f 48) and
Lauren Young f 52) dl.so scored for
the Eagles. who unproved to 3-1.
CdM dUnks Lake\vood
LAKI!~OOD -----.-
Garrett Gentry · P 0 l 0
scored sue goals and had three
steals a Corona d el Mar Hlgh
destroved Lakewood, 18-t, m
nonledgue boys water polo on
Tuesday at Lakewood.
Ryan Tucker, Ryan Jetton,
Davtd Fabian and Greg Mar-
ch1orldttl .,acb scored two goals
tor the ~ea Kings (5-4 ).
Goahe Brad ~etherton had
seven save~. Brad Flynn, Morgen
Johnston and D J Jackson edch
hdd three steals for Cd.\.1.
HONl.EAGUE ~ DEL MAii 18, LAKEWOOD 1
Score by Quartets
Corona del Mar 7 4 , O 7 • 18
Lakewood 1 0 0 0 • 1
CofoM del Mar . Gentry 6, Tucker
2, March1orlatt1 2, Fabian 2. Jetton 2,
Burnham 1, Shepherdson 1, Petry 1,
Graass t Sdves Netherton 7,
Lakewood Bell l Saves • Hosse1n·
dan 11
Pirates Call, 5-3.
FULLERTOl\i S O ( ( E I 1\-:o godls
shortly before hallorne were too
much for Orange Coast College
to ovHcome and the Pirate~ lo t
to Fullerton, 5-3, m Orange
Empire Conference men' soccer
Tuesday at Fullerton.
Tht-Hornets f 5-4 -3, 2-0) scored
two goal early to take a 2-0 lead
Josh Miller scored for OCC on
a pass from Jua.n Escobar m the
20th rrunute Four mmutes later,
tvtiller fed Maarten Schunselarr
who scored on a header to knot
thmgs at 2-2.
Jost Qwntana had a seronc1
half goal for Orange Coast (3-3· 1.
t-1-0)
Bu win again
C 0 S T A ........... .-
MES A -Ta' lot S 0 ( ( I I
Ytirada cored fotu goals a
Orang Coast (:;ollege deieated •
FUllerton, 1-0, m Orange Empire :
ConJer nc worn •n's soccer on :
nae day at 01ange Coa-.t I
Yu1adtt, a product of l\ic:wport 1
Harbor High. lead the Puat 15· 1 3·2, 2·0) ~1th 11 goah. I
Estanc 1a product Erin I
. B rgman had tiv0 a si:;l., in th
mittc:h
DEEP
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wco ..,37,, I.aka rort~t. N 1 11 _1 CGI d) 111/ H • d ol . 1098o78o4ao Fecf11a1 Avt .. Co1ta Mesa tll, 1607 Orange Ave., 03, y p1101 Sept 16 23 30 ...... SAF£lV COOE OA 0"630 • "' 1 1 " • o ave you t Iii d ns CA 92627 Cosla Mosa CA 112627 • • · ...... ., Mi"ll~ol Anderson. 1605 Connect, 01 Ptione C,111 bu~lt'lllss yel Yl'1, 9.86 D111ly Pilot Sept 18, 23, 30,. This buslntas ls con· Oon Pavl Dosier. 1607 Or· Ocl 7.1098 W872 SECTION 11'81.4
S ndalwood Costa Mesa. Serv1c11 f) INFO Tl'lecorn, Cnrl Den ll•v • Oct ~. 1998 W871 ducted by:an lnd1vldua1 angt Ave., Co11a Mtta. CA PUBLIC NOTICE On AUOUST 1...'.1.. ! He. at
RODRIGUEZ,
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Vlai1at1on wlll b•
Friday Oc•obtr :ii, ·12
noon at Falrh1ven
Memorial Park &
Mortuary, Santa Aoo,
with memoflat s•r·.
VICH 2.00 p m., at lhO
memo11al park,
• 1ee1den1 ol Laguna
Hiiia, ror fl\le months
and tormorly of INlne,
tor 20 plul yeara,
died September 28,
1998 or Atzhlemer's
Olstase. He was at---C-LA_S_S_t_F_l _E_D __
Jeweler, He la aurvivtd b~ Its the 1esource you -
wife, Eulalia (Lall) can count 1>n 10 aell a ,
Rodriguez, dllvghtlr. myriad of mercnan·
Christine Torres, aon. d1se 1t1ms. becauae •
Ricardo Rodriguez ou1 columns COITIPOI •
end broll1er Donald quafll1ed buyers to
Rodriguez. call! 642·54578
CA !i2626 g) Hom Phone, h) Con-tt s. :.latcmo t w·1s f .eo PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atal1td doing 92827 1 e6 NO o """"ESTER •1;isi1·~0 De1ska 2<161/S surt•ert Tolt'com. I) COi w 111 11111 Co 'Y C erk 01 business yel? No Thll bu1ine11 Is con-·Flctltlou1 8u1lneu · •
f ra11:i • io, Cztcfl Rep1.11>-;ei~~Cotl "~~ ~css~g Otnngt Couruv on 09~Bl98 Fictitious euslnHs Kent Curr1t ducted by. an 1nd1Vldual Nam• Stat1ment ~ ::::..-c:a: tti. Robert A. One c:er, ,1 pnlessm 0 'c.. 10000 11 S 11 'fioo 511~~~ ~ t 9988770920 Name Statement This s111emtnt was. I.led HR•I you '1a11ed do111g The lo•'<.;w no p<1rsont ire "
ROBERT A. GRlESSER
Ly fie Foo:t 25.-122 TIO• c~· 92~07 o~ l/ p' I Sep\ 3G. OC\ 7, The lollcw. ~ persons are with th• County Clt•k of business yet? No dO•rtg bUS1nO~$ as tt,7U5 u ••• ~CY American nnd Bl.tck I ·fi!'tory .It Orange
h1cQ •37l Lako Forest. Captal G;itis Inc tFlo J·I 21. t999 w89G dol)9btmnessas· 011ngeCounty<>00911/9& Don Dosier Succeu HomM. 4540 C C 11 fr l94l" !978 J
CA 0;>630 fda) 'o ti m~ Ct•n're Su t; Jon11y'1 Ae.:Ovtry Homes. i998tS7tS9~03 This statement was filed Campus .Dr' ,1100. NtN· w .. teGed J1"'9Uent to oast 0 ege om ' '7· • ra.,~e
•1111. b~siness '' con· 1100 S.l• la Ma CA 9no7 PUBLIC NOTICE Al\JO Park Newport, Nt!w· Oaity Puo1 Sept. 16, 23, 30, with the County Clwrk of pon BeAch, GA 926GO Hetlltt .W Set"" Code .1wn~ Septernber 5 after a four year c: I d bY a g1m1m11 par\· H11s tlus1nq5s •s c;on port Bench CA 926£;0 Oct. 7, 1998 W876 0111nge County on 09111198 Denise Snyder, 4540 Cam· s.odonJJ:71 ~14f/llJ~ batt e w1'th let1'·e1n1· .... 1-ic ""l' u4,
, I r p -d~Otl b; ;I corr.o•al on Fictitious Business Lynda ~Mf11n, 4430·Park 19988789514 pus Ot . #100 Ntwpo11 the LA A CH rv-K .. >Y. -~ 0
• I v 11 $ 4 I k 0 .Ha~• you 51 ~ doing Nam• SUtltmon\ NewPOl1 Ne~.-po1t Beach PUBLIC NOTICE Delly P.101 Sept 16. 23 30. BC!llch. CA 92G60 ~ OEP:.~.!· ..tied He wa~ born in 191 3 iri Soochow.
t99a6769483 tius noss yo•? Yes Jnrt Tl e lo ov. g ons :110 CA 9:?GGO FlctlUoue Buslneu 0c1 7, 1998 W885 This butoness " con· wtttl ':'~ te ......, China, where ht'' r,1ther w ,1· .• .. rv1"ng .,, . , s siaremcn1 was I •ea l998 do r\9 ti s s 11s f.9r. T11 s bus ness '' eon· dueled by an md1vtdua1 ~l•I of Seo*N\lel _, 1• ·' '"' ..., , ~. 1 ir c Courity Clooc 01 .Cop 131 Gains c, An. 1111s,s Ca t 1 F 1nanc1at ducted by husbanu and N•me Statement PUBLIC NOT ICE Have you su111od c;lo•rtg 11369 of the HMllh and m ·ss r th E I Ch h '~ e co ... n1 on 9-11·98 tt1ony S11v11r11n Scc101 1ry 286:. EaGl Co !i1 ti 11t1w1y, v •• 10 f?!e following persons are Fictitious Buslne1R bu9inuas yet? tlo 11fety Code. You -.,.,._ I ionary ror e p1-.cupa urc .
y Tt11s Sl!llomom MS IJoo Su hi •u091 0 r., <lel Hn~11 you SIMIOd doing doing business H '. • Do111sa Snyder b nottfled thetihe ~ The son of Robert Sr. and Mary
r 01 Sepl. Iii, 23. 30. w th thll countt Cleik "' r.l:ar CA 11 .. 6<1;; buslnoss y111? No Alrcrott Sales LTD., 361 Nam• Statomenl n11s 11<11emen1 was filed A~ ot Ortne• County R'd h h J 0 ' ., •ME W873 O~ange CO\inly en 8-20-99 t.aooJI Co bo11, 2865 East Lynda lfankin Pautarino Ave /Hanger 5, The lollow1ng penr.ons are wilh lllt County Clerk ol haelnlti!tect proceedinoeto I ~Out, IS mot er f'ol5c;l' C1Way In
I 199B0767704 Const Hgt 'i''llf. •30{; Co· Tl s s1a1emen1 was r11ecf Costa Mtsa. CA 92663 doing buslneu H Orange Coun1y on 09111 98 forfeit the ebov.d•tc:(lbed chtlCJbirth when he was 3 Yl'ill'S old.
PUBLIC NOT CE 0 P c; 1 9 10 ,3 1ona c If.a CA •• 5 wilh u1e Counly Clerk ol Michael Kingsley Stevens. Snyder l Associates, 4540 19986769489 propertypuml8f1ttoHtelth R h J S
LECiAL NOTICE 8 '· 01 • • Anrcn :r ppon. ,SSS Ens1 Oraoge County on 0911198 1n Riverside Or. Nowpor1 Campus Or. No 100. New· Oa ly p,i01 Sepl 16 23 30 end Safety Coclt SectJon etuming CO t e Unite tatCS
30. I H8 W86:! co.1~1 Hl 'IWlJ.L 11309 Co 19988709487 Beach, CA 92663 pon Beach, CA 92660 0.;I 7 ~998 . W681 11489.4 t-11 . h h ' d l h r. l Pu~~ .. ~~cs'i~: OF PUBLIC NOTICE 101\ll dtll M I (;A 92625 Daily P1to1 Sep! 16 23 30 This buslntss is con· Denise Snyder, 4540 Cam· You -lnstNcled thft If 0 owmg a'> mot ers e~tt 'l, t e ram1 )
11\IS bUSl!lOSS Is COii• Oct 7 1998 • W874 dueled by:an lndr.ildual pus Dr I.. No 100. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE you dttn '° com.st Ute compri. e<l of Bob, his sister .md father, ABANOONED Fictitious Business ouctod by co p11r111ers • Have you stal1ed doing 8tnch .. 1..A 92660 forfetture of Ulla propeny, I <l y l C I r h h PROPERTY Nam• Statoment HD.ll YO\l •tanad doing PUBLIC NOTICE business yet'? Yea. 6/tS/98 This business .Is eon· Fictitious Busln•st punu.m to Hetlttl end sett e in isa ia, a i1nmta, \V ere e
, • 1 . · y 41ven T'" 1'J, ,.,. , . ons are bus 111.1~s y .. t? Vos Sept Mike Slovens ' dueled by·an lnd1v1du3I Name Statement Safety Codt Section received hts earfy cJucJrion •.
1 • vnd<.1,. 11 .. ~d will ao'ng bus,.. Jr a! A) Su-2 1, 1~8 F1ctltlou5 Buslneu Tlus atattmtnt was hied Have you s1~11ed doong The 1011..,wmg persons art 11488.&, you must flit •
1 p Ill c n.ict on .. put· pc1101 1115.., 11r:ce Aocnc~ riartctltl Cor~n Nam• statemttnt with 1he Coun1y Clerk 01 business ye1? No doing buslnes!. as wrifled ctMt\ tt.tdne your He attended Pomlll1ll College,
I • ·o Seel on 21700 ol BJ t/ason McCUntock In-A111on fippoo ThO lt110.v1'lg po1sllns are Orang• County on 09/11/98 Otn1se Snyder Lecey $ Lovet C$ 23412 ~st ln~thlt~ workina his way wh1l~ ~till m,tinraininu c s, cu & Prores· sur,rnce C) Superior We1>I· Th s $1atome t w:is I.led doing bu\ noss as 19980769492 This stale,,.enl was Med P:ic1l1c Park 2G, Aliso ou rnu9' i--• ,..
• ~ Corle thv to11ow1n9 ern tr 5~rllnce. D) Suporior with tlie Couro• <'.!er1< 01 Otitails Commercial 1nto1io1 Dally Pilot Sept 16. 23, 30. with lho Coun1y Cfork ol V1010. CA 92656 g:u!,"l"t'?'O:::: ~ a full academic load. I It! l.1ter rctun1cd
r ti ,,J P•OPOrty to Wll' Ho~p11a111y Insurance, !.oOOO Oran go Coun11 'I .' 23.98 OOSll)n, 2920 Nowport Oct. 7, 1998 W877 Ordngo County on 09. 11/98 Joan Crandlzlo. 2302 Pa· tNrtv (~) d•r· of ttlt tint co earn his master's Jegrce m history at .'A5 U.11RMlCE. H· 811ch SI ii 11000 W<sl 199tJtl770599 Bl•d. Nowpon Beach, CA t9986769400 cillc Pork 2C, Ahso V1c.>10. publlcltlort 0 thl• Notict c ''cs •:id o. cooler, Tower r.e.~po1t eea'cn CA oa ~ P 1 o • 7 ?1626 • PUBLIC NOTICE Daily P1101 Sep1 10, 23, 30. CA 92658 llNe" you ~ ac:tuai C laremo nt O raJuace Schnol.
A"AL KtiAYAT, f. 92i;so' ' : 1 21 v.~93 LeAnn Schirmer. 2920 Fl 1 1 8 1 Oct 7. 1998 W882 This buslnoss " con· notice CPI•••• u•• l_Je served r0 r r-.1.,e '"','Ir" 1-1, ,.he Atr •ac bod. aosk · Summ 1 Insurance Ger. ra Nev.9011 Blvd., Suitt A, ct t out us ness dvcled by: an 1norv1dual 911F08716 J You lftUl1 • l~ ll" ,.... -. •
s n sc Agan!s anl1 Brorets tnc PUBLIC NOTICE NeNpoll Beach, CA 92626 Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Have you stalled ~o•ng ..,.,. an endoreed copy of Force dunng WWII anJ ro:-e to rhe
., 1 l!e tJy compol1• (CA) 28~0 1.1tsa Ve1dt Or Tr.ls business 11 con-The lollowlng persons are b1.1s nosa yot? No the clelm on the Oi.ti1n
• ' Cld r~ lM 'liJn S9310d ,, 107 C0$1l Me~a CA . Fictitious Bui.llltU ducTfd by an 1nd1v1dual doing t;>uslntH as: Flctltloue Buslnest Jo:in G1and1z10 Attorney of Ofeng• County r.mk of Cnlons:l. FollO\\ Inf? rhc W.lr, he s r• • / be .subm111ed •n 9262G ' Nnme SCatiment Have you stalled doing Hallgren Square. 250 East Nam• Statement Thi' statement was Mod !Attn: SUSAN P. f\IE2MAN, d h r I J N n l
9 • c11 me 1.ith day 'rhis bu$lnc~s ,5 con· Tho •.o 10~"''9 rcrsor 5 are business yei? No 171h Street. Costa Meu, Tht following persons are w11h the county Clerk ol Oeput~Dl1trlotAttomeyl at an I) wue 'etc e tn cwpo1 t rit'ct(:n. "; ~ 1 oer 1~!iB at a 00 ducted by a corporation doing ou~ ness as leAno Schirmer CA 92627 doing busln111 as Oran9e County on 09111,'98 700 Civic Center Drive After her dc.nh he martic1.\ M.ircia
l' I' 0 prenusos v.here Ha·• y(Ju SU1rll!d donq Spygbss HU fl)~es1n111111 lhlS Slalemenl was Med Georg• e. Hoedinghacus, Gthefotoshop.com, .15561 10980789512 W2e71t0.1 -~~ .tr..-: .!:! He,·. The\• \VCr" 111.IITl'"I 3) l.:l Ir•. t r;,,r11 ti.is been bus ness y01? No Civil 19 Mont c.•o ~ Co-"'lh 1110 County Clerk ol 1833 Sabrina Teuace, O· raham S1.. Huntington Da ly Pilot Sept 16 23 30 9 _...,., ....-• .,. (_,, ·' 1 .. ...~ 1 , ~ d WI ;th ''"Cal~ Summ I lns111anco G1· ' ,' rol'la 'dc1 •.•ar. CA 9. t.25 Cran :e County on.09 , 1/118 1ona dtf Mii, CA 92625 Beach, CA 92649 Ocl. 7 t!Xl8 • • waa7 d• • Of the fmnt of the He I\ ,:o.\ll"\'IVC1.f h~ h ,, \\.'lie, M.m; i.1, £SSE~STORAGE. Ag~ds&~~~s 1~ ~. Oo~ert Hambur'"'19 ~~0769488 TNs bu~nttt Is co~ Ed~~d ~ O~s. 1~61l~~:·~~~~~~~~~~~~D~~~Sf~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~
' ,. ' • l liTy1'il'Of~ept 16:-23 30 by·an ltldMdual Graham St., Hunhnl!lon PUBLIC NOTICE ' • ,, c I ren I), )IC' (l " .ifl • Jry -
1e n B cti CA t71 4) 848· This atotemer.• ;,,as tiled del. Mar CA 9.,6~:J 0 9 · • w ' Have you started doing Beach, CA 92649 The flilunt to timely flit L d I IJ ·Ti IJ I I l
7 .i Larldlora reservos with tho County c1011, of Claire Schwo~ • 7!i Monte· ct 7• 19 8 880 business ytl? Yes, Gll/73 This business ·11 con· Flclltlou1 BuslneH :c' MC\d t,.~.;': nu, an ~rep I: )1 ren 0( ~'~ ,1 0 1.. ~ 'J i io bid ut 111e uie Orange Cou111y or 09 :>3 98 c1to Urive.>, Corona del Mar, PUBLIC NOTICE George E. Hotdlnghavs ducted by: an rnd1\11dual . Name Statement ·~anln ::: s nor Ttnka Nicdcrnucr. ~ , us n u•1 be mado 19086770583 CA 926"5 Tn1s staltmtnt was filed Have yov stal1td doing Tilt ro lowing persons oro ~pe wll tuft :-the
!,) I anj paid 101 Ill lhe Oa P1JOI Sop! 0 I 7 Ttll!I bUS.11 css IS con-Fletltloua Bu1ln•H with lhe County Clerk ol business ye1? No doing butiness as Puppy Pf'O':!rtv ~ lllltclllM Of" He w IS J m.m {If frltnf.! mcelll'Cl
!! t P en .e A I pur· 14 Y •1 . -=i~ d11Cll)(J b:/ ll g or I p.Jrt· Name Statement Orange County Qll 09111198 Ed Dellis Worl-1. 603 Vista Bon111 ..-tfWd folf.-to &he SU11 J . .J d I I ] L ~ ] c gcO(ls. a1e so o a~ 21 1 , · · -~ m:rsh p . · The lo 10.,,1n9 persons are 19980760505 This sta1emen1 "'as tiled Ne.vport Beach, CA 92CCO :f"c.stomt• en4dlltributtd ,in mrt:t,'fl I"\, ,iunure .m, ll\'l'~ P~ 11'
} :Ir ~s1 1;c,rcmovid a. PUBLIC NOTICE Hnve 7ou S!3r1cd cfOtng aong business as Daily Pilot Sept. 18. 23 30, With lht Coi..nly Clerk of McOtrmoll Entarpnus. punuent to the pto\1Celon1 family. ht'> m.tn\' friend ,, .111,I a h n .... t
"1 1 .,., e Sa•> t!; sub111ct business yet? No Sc;ulplures by Szabo'a, Oct 7, 1998 W879 Orange Courtly on Oll/1 b98 (CA). 6Q3 Vista Bonita. of Health alld Saftty Code .•tttd··n~~.
• c acion on the eienl Flctlllous Business Oori:n tiomburger 17ti0 Mo111ovia Ave., Costo 10986789S07 Newport Beach, CA 02660 Section 11489 wtthout " .... '-'
• .' M·~enl tielne~n land· Name Statement lh•S stattimont was t1lod Ml'n CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 03ily Pilot Sepl 16, 23. 30, Th11 buainess ls corl' further notice or heefin9. Th~ funcr,d Wt\'i pnv.ltl·.
{ d an Ob '8t~o 0~arty Tno lo ., ·· r,.ers•" nre ,. th :ho County Clorl\ 01 John Szabo. 21724 Pax· Flctltlout Busln•u Ocl 7, 1998 Vl8B8 clucttd by a corpo1i1t1on 09/23, 0 9/30, 10/07
O,i, ~ ,. e 0 A :i an~ oo ng bus nc.! as I( JS , Orange Cov• ly oo 09 t • '98 ion Mission VltJO, CA PUBLIC HOT ICE Have you started doing 1 ' .,, uciionoer 3857 8.cch St ugs, 1.ew· t9986769497 9ZC92 Name Statement business ~el? No r.=================t .---~~•!Jmll•~ : ~&.f ·~ 1 n Bond •S· port Dcac:h CA 92&ti0 Oa '~ p ot Sogt 16 23 30 This business 11 con-The 1o11ow1ng pe1sons att Fictitious Dutlnesa McOerll'loll En1orpr1su. ,Al'~I
; l Mariii.a Aquino. HiJBB 0 ., 11lC'iA .,.,006 ductod by an 1nd1v1dual doing bUs1ness as· Lucinda McOermolt Ph O "Af#. d bl VWllo ..... , ,s S<!,I SI rago Res•· BJmboo SI, La Puo1·!e, CA Cl • ' ~la·ie you started doing R & D Commercial, 250 E N•m• S1atement Th s slalemont was f11oct l or a e ~l~Blft ~· ' .1ariagc•s 917.14 ---l)uslnes!I yet? Yt1. 10•111 17\h SI .. Sit H, Costa The followmg po"ons are v111f\ lh• County Clt1k 01 lllVlll"""~
• II 01;..sncd flowpO~I Oernse K11y Brov-.1'1. 12·1 w PUBLIC NOTICE 97 Mosa, CA 92627 doing business 35' Orange Counly on 09114 !18 Alternat1've" I! .osta I.las.a O:> I Oli~e st Cc.rOtlll CA John S1abo Robe11 L. Riblet\, 974 Accovnlant Toc:hn1tal Sup-i996676900Q "' 1 <'epierr uer 30 Octcr 917~ • F~ltllouss Buslneu. 11111 s;1a1ement was Med Sandcasllt Orrve, Corona port, 23 Ha1b0r Pooni, Co-Da•ly p,101 Sepl 30 Ocl 7 • 1 7 \!1:18 AUona Locy Shupe 212;;.., am• tatement ... th 1 e County Clork ol Del Mar, CA 92625 rorta def Mar, CA 92625 14 ~ Hl9 · • 'l4 D' t c k ~a:1s Beach Blvd Hl.Jnl gto~ TNt • .., 0 ... ng persons '3IC Oran11• Couo1y on 09 t 1 98 This ·bvslntu IS con· Megan l<elly, 23 HatbQr • 1 8 v.C ISCOUD as et _P_U_B_L_l_C_N ... O_T_l_C_E--1 Beach, CA !1::?648 don~ bus nesa llS a) THE 19980769513 ducted by.an indMduat Pooni. Corona dll MM, CA PUBLIC NOTICE '
This bus111ess rs con· RAY GROUP bJ ,ZEP· D~ ly P1101 Sept 16 23 30 Have yov llar1ed doing 92625 c • &
• STATEMENT OF duCler.1 by an unincGrpO PELIN, CJ UH OH, 3:>0 E O~t 7 1998 ' W884 bvslnoss yet? Yes, 1111/73 This btlSiness IS con· fictitious BuslnHS remat1on
•WITHDRAWAL FROM rated ilSSOc a11on o111c1 Paular.110, Colla Mesa Robert l . Rlblen ducted by: an lnd1v1<1ual Name Statement
PARTNERSHIP \han a partnership Cnl lorn' 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE This stalemtnt was Mod H;ivo you •tarted doing The lollowtrig persona are B •a1 s t Havo ~ou i;Jarled dong '!lllS Ap~i>r~I Inc .. (CAI with lht County Cieri< of business yet? No ' doing bu11nts$ •s Corpo un erVJce OPERA TING UNDER ousmes\ yo1? N':I l ~ E au tmno Cosla Fictitious Buslneu Orange County on 09/11 98 Megan Kelly 1a11 l1a1n1ng He11dquart&11,
FICTITIOUS Mar11:a Aqu no l~osa Ca lorn 3 92&4G H•m• Statement 19988709500 This 1ta1ement was hied 782 N Sha!lucli Pl 01ange,
DUSINESS NAME Tnos $lalemcr.t was f Od This tlu~'"1111 Is con· Tne f0Uow1ng persons are Daily Pilol S1pl 16 23 30 with lht Covnl'/ Cltrll Of CA 92807
• I .. 0-1> "9 ~e1'0n nas "'•th tM C ly Cl<> K ol r.1uC'lld b,· 8 corpora• on doing business H'. Oct 7 1998 ' W87e Orange C0tinly on 09 1 I '98 Terry Bl)'ant, 7750 Ponola
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., 1a·~'11 as a Qonora' Oran~e Cou •v n O 'b 98 Hl!JO you $larllld dong C11•1nc1, 19000 MacArthur ' 19006789502 Or . Cosla Mesa, CA 9~626 ~:it or t•om lho partner· 1990~770858 ~~1~3n~ss ~1.tl? Yes AP.ti OI, lll~d., No 500 Irvine, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Oa11y Pilot St!PI 16 23, 30, Th11 business 1s con·
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tor sale In our R I E t t .,.. ••ll•r ••Y• huge RV area CUii for 8772 Salmon l30SK Value $4SO,OOO. Real1or 949-075 81St $1GOK av Owner
Saturday noat Ea1ato IS I I S•ll It Tod•VI Lrg detaila, S3IUl,OOO 8111 pgr 562·987·8690 ' C049) 831·0043 "
Supptomontl lnsoectlon Sycs. 3Br & fem rm. need• Xtnt Loe. E•rl ' Judy NP Sh c ' Co HOMES OF I lvmc .. ork• coametlc work bul Taylor, Agll 6112·4722 ---------• 100 • Home 0;:r• 2b~.0com~~---------""'
• V.A.. • U..cD ""41714)}SM001 PRICED 1000'• LESS l:astsld• gatod comm, HUNTINGTON OCEANFRONT pool/tennis S334.7K
SO Down :>OM011eln THEWEEK (lu\lbniwi C7l4)8I0-4l97 lha n last aale, dotached 3Br 25Ba, BEACH 1040 View of bench and AQIMareS48·4732 FREE: Councellng Dlaplov ads atert $329,000 Mak• Offe1I ovor 1700sl, bull\ 1n Catol•na. 111• price will---------
FREE LI I Of Ho1n1tt1 •t luat $781 Kolar' Co, 376-5578 '94. Xlnt Loe S3t5.000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii amo.18 youtlll Nwpt Hehl• 3Br 28•
HUD NA A E P 0 S Ooanllno W d !Gpm Earl & Judy Taylor, -.MODEL HOME• 400 SQ ft dtlache<I
1·800·723·e057 •• jll • • CORONA COSTA MESA 1024 Agents G<e2-.4722 1mm1d move 1n 3br olftcetbonua rm, pron Voleran Roal Elltite OPEN HOUSE 2,51>1\, 1773tf home, 'l PrudentJ.al landtcape. 405 Irvine
--;foACLOSED• l.tattrte• for s HU DEL MAR 1022 DANA POINT 1026 11ory Incl d1t11chod 2 , ~llllllf $S16K 845·4592 Pp
Cov homH Hud, Ml4A o1 .. ..:s·1110 fliur tSpm •&Br 38• fam rm, c1ar 11•' w/open air toh NWPT SHORl!I 20R
Fin vo t Call 24 tu , •• ••• Oo•an Vtewl on pool. apa, yard I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii above gar. Upgradoa 949·723·0120 Ole, 2BA, Beam cell.
7 day 800.555·1003 11 p ya to avertloo Fo1tell•d Canyon. Reduc•d 10 S2SO.OOO Dplx S276,000 30r 2011 throughout. corn•1 101, .... ...,,,e-1,_0.,,,..--=c=-""14..,N~Y~O~N~• newor Ille roof. 1340K
PATRICK TENOAI! '"tho bHl IOClll Charmer! LOI value Tamarrah, S even ... 28r 2Ba, 3C g '·nu par~1"~·.;-,.'a~::1:eo HOMES S400K·S3 Mil Bill Gu~i RnllOll Pt••• Coll ,_ t;(ll Us n 1 '"'* hon 'S8391900 low melot OablH 71•·685·1181 pn1, roof. 4$13·0181 or Call Agl 71•·604 1601 1>4 _ •6 ,81
Know Wllul Your CALL TODAY 1 \.iloCk to bHCll Can •• a1011. 3 l:.EFT .. ,g~l-16·19 J,Wobb, Okr 1---------or 11•·83~ 0020 •102
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1•100·4·TENOAl:i CdMHomo. 769-9070 frombulldar 3br2,5ba FOUNTAIN BEACH 1069 39rt28ad'R. 1·Sty 100 Block I~ N.B;
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H1arc111ng for· wh th• 949.574.4249 atutt? TRADE H.VH 38r 2 5Ba, dining l'rlatln• Remoll•li---------•r yo1J'10 aoeklng a ._....,.._______ A coll to R . NT Why play Hide 'N rm, csinmg are1. fem Beach Home. Tiit,
home, 011 •PP11me111, lo pl ce 11 d In Ctaaslfttd Seeic with childcare? rm, nice view, Calf lor ma1bfe, ceoalr, patio, Seti your hOMt
a new occupation or Claulfled wlll litlp C a II Ct•• a I fled through classllled Appl. Ag4'n1 873·53!54 ac gar S550K NewPort througtt ctauilfe<i.
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CEMETERY.LOT/ RENTALS TO J40NEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE CAMPERS, RV'S, CADILLAC 9040 HYUNDAJ 9090 JAGUAR 9105
CRYPT 1225 mARE 2724 TO LOAN 2914 5530 SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 TRAJLERS 8014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~iiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '70 Eldorado Convt r want ~to bu~ 10 '82 '98 XJ8 Secl9n 40
2,Cl!M.Tl!ftY LOTa Na Modern, 1t•p1 lo fflnanolal woe• have Ortv•r• • •-••-• WOLFF TANNINQ '74 Comfort Travel Clossic full pwr, now or 83 Toyota pickup c90.3934)S~•.4• 5
Harbor Ltwn. CM. ..nd. Lrg bed·rm. TV. wou On wour t ... , T"AC/TRUI ORIVIRS Pl••H b• awat• that BED• Tan at home. Trailer 17ft, "" tran,, looks e. runs <IX4 IOngb•O A&k f()f BAUER JAOUAft $279!5/or b•tt offer tele, d~k• S540mo + We provld• loan• Koch Trucking N•ed• the h1t1ng1 In thta cat· · Bu1 01rect and sa .. el contaln•o s2000 great 16700 044·9943 Joa• '949050·711191_....:;...;f:.;.7_1..;4>;..;9.;.5..;3_..;....8..;00.;...._
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PACIPIC VIEW • 4 NB p"vate room/bath hlatoryt No fee, NOW'. Regional, Solo to call a 900 number units from ltHOO. aharpl AJC custom (94-4'315)$25,495
aCSJolnlng plota. Buy 1 In home Kltch•n & r•a1on1bl• rateal Long·Haul, In which there Is a Low monthly P•Y·I••••••••• wheels, lthr, tcJll Pi'<f, ---------BAUER JAGUAR or all four 25% below laundry prlv. lovely 1•1n·500.1719 or Team Dedlcal•d charge P•r minute. m•nt1. Fr" color cat· AUTOMOBILES Boise raoo0 631·7370 ISUZU 9100 (714}953·4800
r•tail, PP 885°7578 quiet locallon l500mo • Drive Lat• Model 'topo WEEKLY stuffing alog Cati today iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ;..._...;._..._ ____ _
045·1256•v•/wk·•nd1. Conv. •nv•loPH at home. 1.eoo-842·1:l10 · JEED . 9110 ••••••••1--------ANNOUNCEMENTS • 97"',,!tg°hl Tou.~h Fr .. d•tall1. Rush (CAL-SCAN),_.-------CHEVROLET 9045 ;::. T~~rf:i' L!~o. iliiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSES/ RENTALS • Qood Pay & (long Hll·•ddrHHd,, ____ .;._ ___ ACORA . 9010 (3PA0583) uo.~o
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x1nt refa & cr•~m. PRAYER TO ST. JUDE eoo.e2s.a2a2 JOBS. Now Hiring. wa;• treini~~e for '~s ~~~r:~~~e~: 1ea Corvette Convtliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
i cat 948·842·8408 May the Sacred HHrt l!NTRV LEVEL S16,000·$68,000. Call Office Sultoa, Wines 1-......;...._,.-'------All opttons, Nos~au GENERAL 2102
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6 cyl, 57000. Firm (949) 72().9417.
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cond, tow mi. $12.800. (949) 548·6876 .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil of Jesus be ador•d 1·800·683·0819 •9• Wi d 3 d 6 '96 INTEGRA blue/oak, 5,000 nu, Kl NB or CdM want to and glolfled loved S14HR&up J400 "• n .t,Wor ' Sp•olal Edition •LOO NO*' rent 3·4 br houee. 5. r ' Promotional marketing ellt. • Excel 5, Access 2, mlr.tl condition, PP FOR A RENTAL? and pralaed, pr• for current F•doral, wp• p t 4 L 1 (025806) $17,997 MaKe.oller 644·9824
'84 XJ12 Sdn 40 (94·4 Hi I )$24,0051 ______ ....._ __
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(7141953·4800 • ' $1400/MO & UP? 10 yr lse. Elderly cou-aerved throughout th• Co. 1oek1 motivated County, City, & Slate .,,1, wrp • o u1 LEXUS
LAURA (AGENT) pie, no pets, )(Int world now and fpr· people for outside ll!st1. (CAL•SCAN) 123. $100 hat, ol'lly MISSION VIEJO
credit. 723..0311 over. Sacred Heart of ulH, gru1 .oppty S 2 O P • r t 111 • • {04 0)384.09e 4 FORD 9075 '94 XJ6 Oonvt 40
(949) 494-004t with grov.-th poJon1111. ••••••••• Mulllmedla demo CD, 194·4150)$21,895 •••••••••I Jesus, pray for ua; St. Call 714·375·0491 or ___ 7_1_4_._0_0_3_._10_8_8_1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BAUER JAGUAR
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Exec Bch Hm furn tlm•• a <Say and by anco ctalma tor local ANTIQUES 6010,_________ body, runs great• ---------I (7141%3.4800 3Br/0en/Spa. $4000/ -----=-----th• eighlh day your doctor• office. Com· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w1111.rren $1600/obo Z48·1323 GMC 9081 .,..--.,.--.,,-....,...---Mo. Agl Maria Harbor COMMERCIAL prayer will b• an-pl•t• training pro-nu u; '94 XJS Convt 20
Realty 873..a400 x 119 PROPERTY 2778 aw•red. It hH never vlCS•d. Comput•r and IVORY Exquisite hand· TO BUY 6019 AUDI (94 3 •7:J)$35,095
FURN EXEC HME In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii been known to tall. modem exp•rlenco carved chinose Ctl•••1'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9025 '80 AM Spirit Red BAUE'R JAGUAR
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u I I SI J d I (CAL•SCAN) Antlques·qual furniture .. r re... 8 1 '95 XJS Convt 20 •"trail NS/pet L•• commerc a retell · u •· or your lvorv, Cloleeon•· d c 0 ssoo. 714·632·0338 " HJ h I DPH ' 1 nr or houseful cash recor 1• · stereo, (9 5 3 9 G 5) $ 4 1 9 .... S3200/mo 673•8443 o co ipalcl e for lease. op. Hoat/Hoat••• Porcelain Bronze-LG. p;jd (714) 957·8133 200k ml. Slf~OO obo -.J.--------1 BAU. CR JA'",UA .. R,, Avall ••riv Nov. Agent, ca 075·6t20 • .. •••••••• Full & PT po1ltion1 EXQUISITE PCS. Pvt xlnt cond 949·723·7871 '"
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842·5878 NEW 2000at bldg. lnll available. Exper'd Collecllon 673-6212 . Old Coln• OolCS Sliver HONDA 9085 (714)953·4800
---------• C•nnery Row front• EMPLOYMENT Apply Five Crown• Franklin Mint, Slorllng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '98 XJ12 Sedan 401---------COSTA MESA 2124 2 streets next to between 2:00·4:00pm Old watchea & Jewelry BMW 9030 '93 CIVIC EX (96·3962)$46,995
Mc Donald'•· For Isa 3801 e. Co11t Hwy. Wes1coastColn 1>42·9448 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AT , moonrl. mini BAUER JAGUAR Chances are
You get: boautllul Owner/Agl. 831·7433 Oto Mngr for recycling RECORDS/TOP$ '97 7401L LOADED & (3CHB412) $10,950 (714)953•4800 you will find
main houae, 2br tba, ---------EMPLOYMENT co. Detail orlent•d, Ja.u, R&B, Soul, Rock ·MINT CONDI DARK LEXUS OF ---------what you need office, kit, lvng·rm, INDUSTRIAL 2788 5530 compu1er 111. phone & Etc ... 50'1 & 60's Miko BL u E . 2 3 k M,. WESTMINSTER '91696X4J01620>SS~d6a0 :~ at the price Poot, amplo parking, people 1klll1 a mu111 845·7505 $51,000. 949·760-8608 (714) 892·6906 · •
BAUER JAGUAR you want to pay parllally furnished Steven/Nikki 714·379· '97 Z·3 Convt •97 ACCORD Ex 4·dr (714)953·4800 S975mo t util, prof'I LOW RENT! Industrial 1::7 CAREOIVl!RS 1::7~ 3063/800-462·6093. PETS & Auto, only 12,000 ml Full pwr. VG, llhr --------=-when you read
prel'd. avail 11/1 space w/offices, 2200· F/PT r•llof, llv•ln po-t--......,,.P-A.,..YR __ O,....L""'L/,...,..--(B82339) S27,777 (005317) S19 387 '96 XJO Sed•n 40 Clasalfled
22ndfTustln 646·3255 4600sf 78cent 11 NNN slllon for 6 bed/board/ ADMINISTRATIVE ANIMALS 6049 LEXUS LEXUS (96.3 795)$:18,995 daily
Jticklo (714) 673·2754. care In CM, must b• ASSISTANT MISSION VIEJO MISSION VIEJO BAUER JAGUAR
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AfP & Cash Full time position. Job cabln•I• & play top u.c .1. 2Br 2·Story TWH PROPERTY 2790 Dlabureement dutios lnclud•: asaiSI· $350. Animal •nvlron·
quaint yrcs. St300/mp Aseletant Ing with payroll for ment. domed cag• A'<lall Now Bkr/Owner CM •Pride Duplex• Newspap•r publl1hlng mld·slu company 3 e ic 2 4 S 3 7 5
949·040.1406 Huge pri .. ate ycss, nr and printing company llnd executive office ~ (714) 87:1·8409
· • • -~ T•t-Squar•, prln only. 1eeks regular part admlnl"atralton Rleaa·e
Agont 949-261-6122. time 24 hours P•r a•nd resume to Ac· NEWPORT
BEACH 2169 _____ _
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$735/mo. (inclds utls.) ••••••••• Agent ca11 7747·7765
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poo1, No po11. s1695t OPPORTUNITY mo. 640·1529 2904 *:>BR 2 . 5 BA Cozy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii House w/blg yard on
eul·de·sac. w/d. frldg,
FP. Pots ok. $2200/mo
Brok or 642·3850
48r 3Ba Beautiful
Harbor Ridge Estalos
2·slory, for lease by owner $4500 640-0696
BACK BAY 3br 2.5b11.
2400sf lg yd, gardener
Pet ok S2400mo
(949) 1540-7262.
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PAYPHONES $150K/YA.
w••k peraon. One counting Supervisor, __ W_ANT ___ E_D __ llJil SPORTING
year oxp•rlenco pr• PO Box 1560, Costa GOODS 6065
ferred. E.O.E.. drug· Mesa, CA 92626 or po-r-rERY ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii free & amokofreo work you may tax r•sume . I I 1• en'<llronment. Send r• to: ea., c.tallN, AoHwoOd.
sume wllh salary hl1· (949) 042·7687 ~ ~ Mo«c:roft.
tory to: Accounttng Resum• should l.n· et.y~CellfF:a Supervisor, PO Sox elude salary history """*'· Caltl
New BowFlex Strength 1rain1ng
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n•gottale 310.312·t•07 1560, Costa Mesa, CA Phy11cal/drug 1crHn·
92628 or fax to (949) Ing required EOE. ,.__..,.l.M.iO.MIMllM.-""11•••••••• 642·7246 •·P-r_e.;:;m_l_er.:......Ar;-.-H-ar_d_w_a-re --------
Accounting Retailer has openings
Staff Accountant for Harcswar• sates
Newapap•r printing auoc & cashiers. Flex ancs publishing com· ach•CSuling, benefits
pany seeks full time paekago. Call Dick at
Staff Accountant to Crown Ar;e Hardware assist In month end 3107 Eest Coast Hwy
closing. journal entries CdM 949·673·2800
and financial stato-RETAIL manta. Also perform gen•ral accounting Cashier/Sales Assoc. functions Including Mornings or FIT. M·F
bank and 8/S ac· CM area. 540·8911
counts reconclllatlon, Ret•ll/Art 8uppllea 401k admln and coor· Exp'd retail p•raon f/t,
dlnatlon and special wl<•nds, benef1t1 Ster·
pro)ecls. This position llng Art/Dal• 553·0101
requlrea BS degree In Satea
accounting or finance, COME GROW
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TRANSPORTATION WANTED
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Old•rStyl•Furnlture BOATS 7011
PIANOS & Collectlblos
SINGLE KAYAK
Scupper Pro. Wllh
paddl• and roller, S400. • 875-2627
MARINE SUPS
DOCRS ... 7022
35ft MOORING
Newport harbor, easy
access Peninsula 1ICS0
$8500. 714·848·8244
SALES
WE'RE GROWJNG!
F8't growing Southern Callfocrua <XJmmwuty
newspaper chain has -immechate . opporturubeS
available in Ventma. Ul6 Angeles. Orange
County. am the lnland Empire r°'
ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVES.
Yow strengths: new aax>unt develoJxnent,
main~ estatii.shed aax>unts. pos1uve
customer sernce attitude. and desue to bwld
strong adve~ partners~ with dii>nts.
Mlrumum 2 years prEMOUS advertisi.ug sales
expenenoe With newspaper industry expeneUlOO
pre!ened.
We offer: base salary + OOIJUJll6SIQIW.X~U~11t
benefits package including 401(k), and a
supportive work envtr0nment
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COSTA MESA 2624
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714-557·0075
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15 G1easy
16 Armnone
17 l1tnm11ry
18 fr 11Ktulon1
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74 Ouici...~.,.
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28 Boo~ of maps
30 lvpc• of t>ar9111n
33 Dwell UP')O
· 35 Whar1 de0t1en
38 Sorno 11amogs
40 Cull1vare
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48 Cnr1.1C1•an
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58 lnll'rlhllngrably
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62 lV111>C\IPS 63 Cul inlo .sma~
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64 Golf clubs
66 R1119 OUI
67 Singer Jomes
68 CTllMI compMl()(lS
69 Ch11~1tnas
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commodJhons
11 Whcte hndo meets groom
12 Clumsy
13 Charlengos
22 Poot box
doncllrons
23 Mmor ffllllc11::il
25 P11foll
28 Slood up
29 Pour
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32 Long trme
34 Tho ono hero
;JS Use oar&
36 Shall' -tack 37 Ouoker
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39 Hardy wheat
•2 H•9n1an\I g•r1
45 DWellod
46 Window pan
48 Lillo a 1nmb
13 Cj 10
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51 Chilly
b2 "Farewoll,
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53 Open 10 br•bes
~ Or"afY 55 Bend down
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(3XST621) S19.950 body & Interior, 7 pas· aches, Cadllleca,
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WESTMINSTER $750 ObO 8;>1-0757 VOllH. Alto Jeeps, 4
WHAT A JiJNF.SSE (714) 892·8908) ,83 Ford £.180 van WO'a. Your area
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LEXUS OF ba111111 .. & Hrvtclng for current ll•t·
WESTMINSTER & 1mog re:idy $2100/ Inga. (CAL•SCAN)
(714) 892·6908) obo (714) -497·5084 CLASSIFIED
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ca<;hcd. and a club wa.s ruffed with lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the queen of hearu 11te jad; ol '89 Merk VII LSC
'84 DODGE 350 Jt's tho re1ource you
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67,900 mi, 1 owner, out columns compel recordt. $5900 obo hearls was O\Crtaken "'tth the l.iog looks & runs like new 723,,504, qualihod buyets to
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Sou1h's two no trump ovcrcall or
ht<;l's v.eak two-diamvnd opcnU1g \~J~ natural Nonh inquired about the
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a hi:art fit wa' located
We~t led an obvious singleton, so
Jcdarer ro'c "'ith the 8':C. II appeared
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MITSUBISHI 9145 ace of \pades. to "'hich both tic fend-
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of Eit.~l's cards -\IX uiartlonds. four liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. 92 Olamont• Sdn clubs and one in each muJor. !bat · Nu llres.. Iran, ·brol<ea,
made West. who held the longer all pwr, • dr, run xlnl
heam, .t trong favorrle to hold the 56000 573.1200
eight In that suit, "o declarer led the:
two of trumps and finessed the seven! 1-N-1-5-5-AN----9-1-5-0 When that held, declarer drew the
outstandmg trumps. d1scar<l111g a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;._ spade and diamond fro:n hand. and '95 Pathfinder LE
led dmmond from dummy. East rose Low ml, auto, ltht
with the king, but declarer scored the (2MT0368) $19,550
h '-LEXUS OF last two tricks with the 1gh spade WESTMINSTER
and queen of diamonds. (714) 892·6908
Leani to be a better bridge_play·
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TOYOTA 9210
'95 PREVIA LE SC
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(3KKV554) 518,880
LEXUS OF •
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1714) 892-6906 Costa Mesa Daily
'94 DEFENDER •94 SC 400 '96 ES 300 '9 6 COROLLA Pilot and the
I I , II 30K mr, auto, AC, White, 37K mi, CD White/ivory lull opt on. Cashmer/ vory u op1 (456947) s 12 550 Huntington Beach-.
player, loadedl 3 drl· (0393t8) $29.~87 (138854) S24,744 LEXUS OF
lorent tops, roof rack, LEXUS LEXUS WESTMINSTER Fountain Valley
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REMODELING 3410
REBUILD or REMODEL
• •£.lupl v11, ,,n Assoc.
Coll 71 '1·644·5465
BATHTUB
REG LAZING 3448
BATHTUB AEOLAZING
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la111. rrt>crgls, Srnks
Stivm1 Cn11s 615·7723
CABINETS 3490
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CARPET
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