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Home My WebLink About1998-10-05 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA W.SA COMtv\UNmES SINCE 1907 A star is born . I la Borders made it to the •bigs" of news magazine . shows Sunday night. Profiled on • 60 Minutes,• the former Southern Calif omia Col- lege pitcher was given the national spotlight. M ike Wallace interviewed Borders, who became the flrst woman to start a professional baseball game July 9. The intro- duction said the nation knows of Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa but who bas heard of Borders? . . • Wehave. TRIP CUT SHORT: Eugene McClung and bis wife, Mozelle, were ready to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary aboard the newly built Rapture when their !riP took an .!:unr~'---~ mantic tum. McClung, 71, was arrested on gun-smuggling charges in Mexi- co but was released a week lat- er. However, the couple's son, Scott, was held for more than a month before he was released. ., . MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1998 Officials to debate .El Toro's future • Costa Mesa councilman supports scaled-down version of airport proposal. f.l1.;;1 CH lloty Pllol COSTA MESA -Costa Me~ could be the next oty to become embroiled in the cliVlSlve debate on the future ot the El Toro I\ 1anne Corps Air Slabon. The counal meeting will be 6.30 p.m today in Council Cham- ~---bers at Cit}' l lttH, 1"7 Fair Dove. Counclman Joe Enckson ·will • ask the council tonight to back polices which would call !or d scaled-down version of an EJ Toro Allport However. he said he hopes lus propo~. which !:. d comproilll.Se between having cm intemabonal airport or no dllpOrt at all, will be a turning point for the debate. · McClung SClld lus wife doesn't care too much for the' open seas, although she has been staying DON LEA H OAJLY PILOT Erickson Sdtd he wan~ to with the ship for the trip home from Florida to Newport Beach. So was it a memorable anruversary? · "It was something that will never leave us,• McClung said. •I will have to make it up to her somehow. This time instead of trdveling east to west we will go the opposite direction. Maybe w<.''U have better luck.• TV OR NOT TV: Newport Beach's famed sports agent, Leigh Stein- berg, the role model for the movie •Jerry Maguire," among other endeavors, popped up on • Polrocally Incorrect,• complete with his new book, "Wumi.ng With Integnty" and a very trim personal appearance. Katelyn Fox rappels down a wall like a police !:>pedal weapons team member, while Newport Beach firefighters, below, move in and knock down a backdraft fire in a room during a demonstration at Public Safety Day at Newport Center on Sunday .. • Firefighters, police, lifeguards show their skills during everit for public GRf(, ~l l~l. The thunderous applause from the crowd must have felt good for Newport Beach police officers,. hrehghters and lifeguards. The crowd, mostly comprised of chil- dren, gazed dnd cheered as the men in uniform jumped into action. They scaled walls. extmgu1shed d fire and saved dn overgrown ·ualmatian. By land and dir they came, dn arsentll or pub- lic safety weapons all for lhl' fdvor of the public. They loved every exhilarating moment. The police anri fire and marine dPpart- ments opened the1I doors on Santa Barbara Dnve to the public Sunday for Public Sd.fety Ody. More than a helpmg of demonstrabons and information, the open house that attract- ed about 3,000 residents put the men and women on the front lines in touch with the P''ople who pay thelI salaries. ~1 think the public is unpacted more by actually seeing us m action,• said Fire and Marine Cpt. Dave Bowman. ·Here, they get to use all of thelI senses m learrung SEE SAFETY PAGE 4 ensure that John Wayne Airport does not expand He d.l.so would like to ensure that the El Toro Air-po~ have sunilar capaobes dnd restnct:lons as the John Wayne Allport. Mayor Peter Buffa alc;o is asking that the council consider rejoining the Orange County Regional Alrport Authonty after an absence of two yedIS. The city ended its membership m 199b for financial reasons. Buffa's and Erickson'!:> propo5t- als would force the council to tdke a stand on an issue on which 1t ha~ been largE>lr silent, but one that has potenual unpacts for the city Enckson said the future of thP El Toro airport could detenrune whether John Wayne Airport, which is next to Costa Me!:>a, would expand. · -0ne of the things that I owe the people ol Costa Mesa a~ dn el~ted representabve is to ensure· that John Wayne does not expand beyond its current s11e," Enckson said • The subject matter took a twist from the usual talk of Mon- 1cd-gate and turned toward the military's new stand on pornog- raphy, linuting the troops to Playboy and nothing more. Steinberg tried to offer some common sense to the logic that soldiers and sailors know they're not in a democratic situation when they take the oath to serve their country, but his message was pretty well drowned out by the neo-liberals, who thought this was really a terrible thing that various items of pornogra- phy were being banned from our fighting men and women. Church holds annual Blessing Of the Animals Steinberg appeared to be in more comfortable surroundings and dealing with an easier topic as he and his book continued the cucuit on ESPN's "Up Oose." ON VACATION -Compiled by Daily Pilot staff • Ceremony for dogs, cats, birds and others honors eymg small, funy rodents. There was a cacophony of barks, clurps and croaks. Inez Osborne of Costa Mesa had to keep a tight leash on R~1e, her 7-year-old dog S1tting visibly away from the semi- circle of pets, Rosie was the most boister- ous of the bunch. She welcomed her fel- low canines with a loud, piercing yelp. St. Francis of Assisi. GIID.. Rbt.lNG !lot( Plot COSTA MESA -Pet owners prayed that their companions are better behaved arid have healthy lives Sunday at the annual Ble1>.c;ing of the :Animals at St. Joa.dum's Church Sunday (lftemoon. "She lS a good dog but when she gets around other dogs, she gets a little nuts,• Osborne sald. "She isn't well-trained. She needs to be blesSed." The Blessing of the Arumals is held in honor of St. Francis of Assisi who report- edly could talk with them. St. Franru apprecidtcd animals and the companion- On a grassy field behinCl the church, the congregation gathered for tho Vigil, although most of them had four legs. The holy ceremony made for a precanous situ- ation -d~ standing next to cats, birds SEE BLESSING PAGE 4 C 0 M M U N I T Y 8 R 1· E F I N G WISH OF THE WEEK •t• SCHOOL: Pomona Elementary School, 2051 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa + PRINOPAL: Cathi Pierson + WISH: Educational computer software to promote reading + CAU: (714) 760·3462 • These Items -and m•ny rnott -art •wlmes· the prina~I' of the Newport· Mesa Unified School 01~trlct would hke to he\le granted fn or~r to conttn\HI 1mprov Ing the quahty of ~tudents' ~ucatlon. 1'ke AND THEY'RE OFF Cw SlllllBy ol COiia Miia c•t. ap on w bome- town newt .. lie Peta~ fol'elt Nallamll Park In AmonL • • look at the h~t and maybe you, by volun· teefing in a computer lab °' donating liooh can make a wtih come true. ~ MUl.vtill/ ~y fl.QT Immen take off 1n S.turday'1 Newport Harbor High Sdlool'I Herttage hn. SM reMi1ts. P9 3. lbe Rev. Joseph Robil- lard giv~ a bl~ing to Christina Espinoza's macaw, Cassandra, dur- ing Sunday's Feast of L FranctJ, Blessing of tbe Animals at l Joaqulm Catholic Church in Cos- ta Mesa. DON !.:EACH I DAI.¥ Pll07 INDEX AaOUMOTOWM QASSIFIID . • . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • 8 PCllJC:E' Fil.ES I ,. I e • I • .... • I • t I I t • • • I e I e • I 2 MlK llCJTK:ES ,. •• ,. ••••••••••••• ,f • • • • • 7 Sl'()l'l'S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' W£AJ1tEI 6 ... • " I e 1 • e 6 • e e e e <I • e • e I "' e e e II • .2 WEATHER~ ....... Ulllaniti ... . .., ,., .. "'"" Nit 111.., l .. """""'"""-'--. s.,.t ' s=- 2 Monday, 0ctobet s. 199a I ocals onl Newport Beach/Cosio Mesa Doily Pilot llllllOIS Temple l•t Yehm 1ecently ant'tOCJIQd that G.11 Gl...tz haJ bMn $ele(ted as the leadu for iu fourth through sb.th grlde youth gr~ •t well as Its $lxth thr®gh eighth gtbde youth groups. Born tn Jerusalem. '""'· Glantz works at Temple Bat Yahm's Religious i School and works <ls an aide at'. • Tarbut V'Torah Jtwl~h Day School. : Previously, Glantz has worked as a : camp counselor at Young Judea : and as a Hebrew School Teacher In : Texas. GlanU: elso has a Master's • degree fo coU'nseling. • Glantz • enjo~ s.cuba diving, playing the : guitar and lovef chocolate chip : cookies. GlantZ lives ;A Newpott , Beach with her husb~d of two • months, Davey. Templf Bat Yahm ~ youth actMties include involve- , ment with the Temple, Tzedakah : p1ojects and social events. lrvlne • Ap•rtment Communities '. recently held a private reception : at Irvine Meadows for its 25-year • Execuvve director, Environmental Nature Center +WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: 1993 + FAMILY STATUS: Single. . +AGE: 31 + EDUCATION: Villanova University. + PAST POSfTIONS: Began at the ENC as a vo{unteer, then a trail guide leadmg tours for students. .., + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Execuhve Director of the Environmental Nature Center. •i. YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Will occur when the ENC expands its facility to become the ulti- mate educational center for our commu- nity. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE- MENT: Traveling across the country with Susan and building a We together m Newport Beach. +THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE EVER READ: .. Johnny Got His Gun• by Dalton 1hun- bo. .Z• THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR·CAR RJGHT NOW: Jimi Hendnx UP CLOSI • residents. IAC celebrated with a champagne reception before the Pacific Symphony Orchestra per- formed the Tchaikovsky Spectacu- lar. Cannons and fireworks wefe a fe$tive culmination to the event .. The Quarter Century Club was ere· ated by the . Irvine Apartment Management Company. This club was created to honor long-term residents of IAC's 54 rental com- mun1t1es throughout the Newport Beach, Tustin Ranch and Irvine areas Those who have lived in one ot IAC's apartments Jor 25 years without interruption quali- fied for the club ... Incoming Stu· dent Body President of Corona del M ~r High School Tyler l•n•rs WCK one of the 50 Orange County youths who was selected to be one of the participants in the 1998 Knov-tledge •nd Social Responsibility Program The 199B Knowledge and Socic1I Responsibility Program was held between July and August at the •!• YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: A picture and pamting of my grandpar- ents. YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER: Her smile + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Ben Franklin. +YOUR IDEA Of EXEROSE: Playing soft· ball, ocean swilrumng. hikmg ... ·~ WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Anything on a barbecue. + THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: T.hinklng a convertible VW Bug would make it across the country with no prob- lems. + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Hilc- mg in places never before visited. +THE THING YOU DISLIKE ~OST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE .. I'm skinny. +WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW: Golf clubs. riiversity of California lrvrne. \.:some of the topk~ that were at issue during the 1998 Knowledge and Social Responsibility Program •t-THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH S0t00l; Most likely to be a hippie. +ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: Over-population. ~· PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: (949) 645-8489. • were technology, violence, media, the environment and prejudice •... • Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class I Mid\HI k. Schurb 1s halfway i through the Navy Flight • Demonstr•tlon Squadron. the Blue -Angels 1998 show season. Schurb Is the son of Costa Mesa resident Karen E. Kelly Accord- ing to the Fleet Home Town News Center, this is the 52nd season of The Blue Angels. Schurb has per- Jormed with The Blue Angels as i;.~hey have traveled to more than t20 cities and performed more ;than 40 shows. Schurb jomed the ,.Navy in September of 1988. ·schurb graduated from University f High School in trv1ne in 1986 ... :rhe ~CDMA Oevelopment Gtoup recently announced that 1t will soon have a new office location in Costa Mesa due to the global growth of cdmaOne te<.hnology over the past year. The new COMA Development Group office will be located at 575 Anton Blvd., Suite 560. New hires for the company include D•wn Brodm•n and Sam Samra Brodman will be the marketrng director end Samra will be senior director of technology programs. Both Brodman, and • Samra will be located 1n the new Costa Mesa office The COMA Development Group also recently announced that It ha$ established a regional offtee in Hong Kong. :This office will act as il central resource for the company's Asia 1. attfic region. • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bay St .. Costa Mesa, 92627; fax them to 646- 4170; or call 540-1224, ext. 228. A com- plete listing of Around Town can be found at ~.latimes.comlpHot. TODAY A yoga class will be presented by 30-year veteran Helena Sprake. from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the NWlcy Clark Education Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for lour prepaid class- es. For more information, call (949) 548-4059. Barnes & Noble Bookseller and the American Humane Associa- tion will present a book signing and discusston with Martin Beck- er, Jeffrey Masson, and Susan McElroy at 7 p .m. at its Metro Pointe location, 901B South Coast Drive, Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For more informabon, call 444-0226. The play "Steel Magnolias" will be presented at 8 p.m. Fndays and Saturdays through Oct. 10 at the Theater District, 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $15 for Friday and $20 for Saturday. For more information, call' 435-· 4043. TUESDAY A yoga dass will be presented by 30-year veteran Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Nancy Oark Education Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid class- es For more information, call (949) 548-4059. The Love Without Honor abuse support group will meet at 10 a.m. at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 MM Vista Ave., Newport Beach. For more lnfonnation, call (949) 644-1341. WEDNESDAY The Networkers wU1 meet from 11.45 a.m. lo 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. AdJnis· sion is $12 and includes lunch. For more information, call 885- 9093. Senior consultant Bob Brennan will lead a free discussion of reverse mortgages at 3 p.m. for seruors 62 and over at BaySide Village, 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach . For more infor· mation, call 723-0233. Connect at the Corona del Mar Branch Llbrdry, a senes of work· shops featuring tips for effective use of library resources, will be presented from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday through Nov. 25 at the library, 420 Marigold Ave The workshops will also fea- AROUND TOWll ture strategies for Web naviga- tion. Admission is free For more information, call 717-3801. THURSDAY A mental illness support group will meet from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. al the Costa Mesa Community Cen- ter's Fairview Room, 1845 Park Ave. For more information, cdll . (.949) 548-7274. FRIDAY -A yoga class will be presented by 30-year veteran Helena Sprake from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at the Nancy Clark Education Center, 471 Old Newport Road, Suite 103, New- port Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 for four prepaid class- es. For more information, call (949) 546-4059. A seminar titled "PutUng It All Together -From Idea to Profit" will be presented from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Science Lecture Build· ing at OCC, 2701 Paitv:iew Road,, Costa Mesa. Admission is $15. Registration begins at 7:30 p.m . For more information, call (949) 253-0952. ·oa. 11 A mountain bl.ke rlde wt11 take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove Stale Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Riders will meet at El Morro YlSltor Center. Parking is $5. For more mfonna- tion, call (949) 497-7647 ONGOING St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets from 6:30 to 8 p .m. Sundays in the church's Oierenfield H~ C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confidential group is open to the community: For more information, call 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6 For more informa- tion, call Angie Stafford at 474- 2225 or Tula Firman at 551-3156. All La..sSen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays al Mum's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more mformauon, Cdll 646-1252. Zen Home Slltcbery, a local manufacturer of meditation sup· plies, holds a Cree meditation from 5 to 7 p .m. Sundays at Mesa Busi· ness Center, 711 W. 17th St .. Swtf' A-8, Costa Mesa. For more mfor- malion, call 722-7818. The Newport Beach Parks, Bedches and Recreation Comnus- s1on meets at 7 p.m. the first Tues- duy of each month in the City CoWlcil chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more mfonnabon, call 644-3151. Nicotine Anonymous fellowship wtUlts to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke free. For more information on local everung meetings, call 650-2713. The Costa Mesa Historical Sod· ety holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheun Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features memorabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Anny Air Base. For more mform.ation, call 631-5918. Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m . Wednesdays at St. John's Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay St. Costd Mesa For more mformution, call 953-0900. Oasis Senior Center offers a Pdl'ktnson's clisease support group from 7 to 9 p.m the second ~W'S da y of each month at 800 Mar· gllf-nte Ave .. Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. The Yoga Place otten a prenatal a nd postnatal yoga class from 3 to 4.30 p.m. Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of the month. Por more mformation, call 642- 7400. REAPERS HQJUNE 642-6086 Mesa. CA. 92626 Copyright; No ne-M stOfles, lllustrationS, edrt.o- rial !Ntter 0< ~lsements hef9in an be reproduced with· out written perm1~s1on of copy- nght owner, WEATHEI SURF l U II C H M E II U. H.JOHNSON. 'I. L080W.. 'fi MARBLE. n;,ging £d1tor HA BORGATTA. 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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot schools Monday, October 5, 1998 3 ' Voters want more school spending) not Congress .. E very time I think about how much of my tax dollar has be<>n spent on the impeachment issue of Bill Clm- to1i, 1t makes me sick. It.was bad enough when the government spent $40 million on the inde- pendent invel)bgation. Now, we might as well not have a Uruted States Congress, because all of·. that money and manpower is • : fP<:\lsed on one thing. EDUCATIONALLY SPEAlllG gay geiser-sondovol • l·just received a bulletin from the U.S. Depdrtment of Educa- Uon that shows, through. public opinion polls, the Amencan peo- ple's penchant to make educa- tion a prionty. In 1998, 80% of the public favored reduced class size m the early grades. The pro- posal for federal funds to be used say ho to the one who wants to for this purpos<' over the next "borrow it" to copy it in its · !.even years was denied in both entirety. the I louse and Senate ' The policy says that a student Even though 86% of the pub-cannot cheat on a test or plagia- Lic would like to see schools nze a paper. A student cannot repaired, the monC'y for it was discuss the contents of a class- demf'd in both the liouse and room quiz or test with students Sc>i;iate. (Set!, we aren't the only who have not taken the test or school distnct wiU1 this problem.) quiz. Student who do not do their 82% uf pdrent.s with children own work, whet.tier it is a dally dtlcnding middl~ sc:hools want homework assignment, a project, ttflt!r-school pr~1ra.ms, as do 77% or a test, will fail that assignment of those with elementdry school for their first cheating offense. children. However, the proposed The second offense leads to a bu<l,gf>t by the Adnurustration failing final term grade and no was cut by three-quarters by the credi{ for the course. I fouse of Representdtives. J'm delighted that the teachers Too bat! that we cannot make have devised such a policy and educaoon issues appeal to the given it widespread use. One prurit nt interest of the media teacher who isn't using 1t told the and the Congress. Wouldn't it be students that they are in one of great to foe. us so much time, the hardest classes on campus money, and energy on solving and lf they are smart enoug,h to the nution's educational prob-get into the class they should be lems? I am writ.mg to my Con-!>mart enough to know that qress1onaJ representatives about cheating only hurts themselves. what is most important to me. l As I have always told my chil- hope you do, too. dren, cheating only works if you Speaking of morals, at least plan to sit next to that person for <10(• secondtiry school m the dis-the rest of your We and they can tnct hds established a policy to always supply you With the addrP<>s acddcmi< integrity. answer. Otherwise, it is neces- UnJortunatc>ly, chedting has sary for you to carry that infor- l>ccomc so rnmpdnt at !>Chools mation around in yow own head. lhdt some studel'\ts consider it de My children say that many ngueur. This school's policy pun-students do not plan to stop their ishc both th•~ cheater and cWTent dishonest practices thl•tttce, so that the one who because they don't Uunk they does the work has n reason to W1ll be caught It 1S unfortunate that teachers have to be class-, room enforcers, but if they want this policy to wor~. they have to keep their eyes open and read students' papers for content, not just for sii:nilarities in font style and size. Many of the teachers dis- cussed the West Point Honor Code when introducing this new policy. The students were astowided at the consequences some schools have for dishon- esty. 'Th.is is one of the best prac- tical lessons in values we can have. I hope 1t goes into effect districtwide, if that is not already the case. By now, most schools have had their Back-to-Sch~l Nights. Wasn't it nice.to hear about all of the exating learrung experiences the teachers have planned for your children? I'm glad to know what I can do to help the teach- ers with my cluldren's education. I've been heanng positive comments about Dr. Robert Bar- bot's visits to the district's schools. He plans to visit at least two schools a week, and he is talking to the students. Thanks for letting the kids know how unportant their education is to you, Dr. Barbot! There is a fin e arts opporturu- ty I know you won't want to miss. Seats are lirruted, so call today. Through generous grants, you and your kids can attend 5 shows on Saturday morrungs beginning this Saturday. 10/11 for $20 a person. That is only $4 a show. Single tickets are avail- dble for $6.The minimum age suggested is 8 years old, and the programs start at 11 a .m. They include The Shanghai Quartet, two guys dancing about Math, manonettes, a father and son d01ng keybourd acrobatics, and a leading children's ente rtainer. Call 556-2787 ext 240 to or~er your tickets for these event!( at ,the Orange County Perfomnng Arts Center in Founder's Hall. • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL is Costa Mesa resident Her column runs Mon· days. SCHOOL NEWS Costa Mesa busy with awards, I Iomecoming Costu Mesd High School rec- ognized 61 sludenlc; for academic dChwvement. dunng ceremorues prior to o~r recc>nl Bdck to School Night. Students with three consecu- bve semesters of 3.5 or above grade pomt dvP.rage received academic lettNs, while pms were t1warded to thos(' who had prevt· ously received thPtr letters and matntdllled an add1bonal semes-m the schools and cites the link ter ot academic excellence. between music education and We are pleased once again to improved overall acaderruc per- be a testing site for the SAT I and fonnance. SAT II dunng the 1998-99 school Lindfors expresses the satisfdc- year Costa Mesa High will lion that comes from exposing administer the tests on the follow-students to music: •For a lot of mg dates: Oct. 10, Nov. 7, Dec. 5, kids, it really changes their lives, May 1 and June 5. haVing this mvolvement in Costa Mesa High's choral something that 1s unique in the music director, Jon Lindfors, was way that it makes them work. the mterviewed for an article m the way that it makes them think, and September issue of Orange Coast the way that 1l makes them feel." magazine. "And the Bands Play I Lindfors has truly touched On• addresses the need for music many students bves' through CAR ACCIDENT RECENTLY? FREE REPO.RT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be tool! It may be weeks, months or even years before you experience pain, stiffness. headaches, even arthritis! Don't settle your case until you read our free report. 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Marianne Herberts, 23:22; 3 Laura Younglove, 24:10. 9oys 16-11-1. JohnPeschelt.. 1832; 2. Ryan Jensen, 18:33; 3. Matt Singer, 19:14. Girts 16-11.-1. Katie Kent, 22:32; 2. Jamie Stewart. 23:21, 3. Regina Gillmore, 25:26. Men's 1~ -1. Tony DIMarco, 17:28; 2. Gregory Scargall, 18 49; 3. Max Green, 20:56. Women's 19-24 -1. Ovlstle EngesJer, 18:38; 2. Crystal Smith. !9:40; 3. Lauren Matt. 20:16. .. Men's &21 -1. Jim Klem. 18:43; 2. Matthew West 19:38; 3. Rudy Carrion. 19:~ W.cwrMn's 25-29 -1. Sarah Houle, 22:49; 2. Jennifer Paull, 22:57; 3 Jennifer Hall. 23:00. .... JO.M-1. KeYin Herbert. 16:08; 2. John Brazelton, 17;06; 3. Erik Kloster, 17:25. Women's JO.M -1. Shauna Hertierg. 20:01; 2. Susanne Palmer, 21:02.' 3. Beth Ryan, 21:29. ·~ Men's JS.lt-1. Ralph Garibaldi, 15:29; 2. Mark Hulme. 15.57; 3. Mike Dietz. 11:45. WOHtM'S JS-Jt -1. Dolly Ginter, 18:18. Men's 4CM4 -1. David Parseel, 15:51; 2. Jeff Snyder, 17:15; 3 Derek Malloy, 20:46. Women's 40-44-1. Brenda Colgate, 23:45; 2. Cathy Jaramillo. 26:06; 3. Charlene Hapolitano. 27;28 Men's4Mt-1. lrvDawson, 18:26; 2. Phil Marshall, 19·21; 3. Ri(k Muth, 1941. Women's 45-49 -1. Marina Jones, 18:56; 2. Barbara Schafer, 23:07; 3. Barbara Hames, 23:16. Men's ~54 -1. Robert S4.Jll1Van, 20:18; 2. Jim Burton, 20:59; 3. Bill Mattson, 21:09. Women's ,.54 -1. Ann fordiani, 23:02, 2. Carrie Slayback., 25:06; 3. Valerie Henning, 25:48. Men's SS-St-1 Gaty Riley, 21 :20; 2. Dick Jones. 21:21; 3. Helio Pimentel, 24·40. Women's SS.St -1. Alice Stotler, 29:04. · Men's 6().M-1 David Hurlburt. 21:28; 2. Bill Fordian1, 22:53; 3. Mike, 23:24 WOmen's 6().M -1 Sharon Sims, 31:31; 2. Eleanor Moms. Men's 65-69-1. Darrel Jeffriti, 24:05; 2. Uoyd Marchand, 27.51; 3. Richard Hunter, 29.17. No mattef wtlat you're doog, your hometown newspaper FITS IN ••. Daily Pilot music and we are pleased to have him as St staff member. Costa Mesa High Homecom- ing festivities were held over the week.end. 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'Top Dog"_ Fashion Sho : .... , .. 6eneflt for the OCSF'CA :11nd Com •nlon ,.et ~etrea~ ~· SATURDAY, OCTO.a 24, 1 ttl • • on th" !>each at N~ Dune& Reeort at 11 a.m • ... ... 4'• ..,• Intel',_.. peech te wlftl •• • ••• A Y...-s SU,plr of Nlll Del Poetl 4'• ...._ NTCO .... Ml t. .. "Tep~ ......,..0e91n_,., ............ 1 C• u•I Wur • 5 m We•r • Lin cne•? PaJ•m• • •Uill~cen Coewme Formal Wear • Ma tu I Pet LiOck Al ke • Orny f'ooch Trfct Enuy i. f ? per q If ree~ ~ ~ p.m. oaaer r-~ ... r r . I "".,: . ~ ,. -. \. " ' PRIZES "WAll!DED FOJ: EACH CAfE®'Y AU. P"llZES DONATED CV "'CO CML'fo .... Youa-JllMt -..... NEW1'0RT DUNES WATE"F"ONT RES~f 11~1 &ac:t ~ Drtve In N &eac:l'I: off J•m-.. it.it ...i P'.C.H 4 Monday, Odober 5, 1998 SAFETY CONTINUED FROM 1 what we do.~ People actually had the opportunity to put th81B1elves m the shoes of public safety oJh· cen. Kids stood m line to handle a one-inch wide fire bos'e. The ones who weren't afraid of heights rappelled down a three-story con· crete building. Strapped with harnesses, kids gingerly made their way back to earth. . "You just hold on and 1ump, • said 12- year-old Josh Wlute. • l wasn't too nervous. It was pretty easy." Aaron Thlmbult, 14, was eager to Jump off · a building safely. He wanted to operate th~ ladder on the fire truck but he settl~ for the Jump. •I've always wanted to be a fuefighter," he sa1d. ·seeing what they do on days like this really motivates me." Firefighters wanted the crowd to feel the heat -literally. They staged a mock fue inside a box trailer that had furniture. Doused in gasoline, the structure burned for a short tune. The public was able to see the process from the 911 call to the actual fire- fighting. Members from the fire dcademy assisted three Newport Beach firefighters, all of whom wore about 40 pounds of eqwp- m ent and gear. ' NewP9rt Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilo BLESSING CONTINUED FROM 1 ship they brought to humans, srud the Rev. Joseph Robillard. ·nus is a great time to gather because people can share parts of their lives with others that they really care about,· he sa.id. "The bless111g is very personal to them.• Robillard went from pet to pet sprinkling holy water on their fur. shells and feathers. There was Mel Gibson, an alert giant Ger- man Shepherd sitting attentively. Gringa, an albino feline, looked a little wary. Ten-year-014 Gabe Carcamo brought Pipsqueak and Baby, two mice no bigger than an index finger. They were let out of their cage for the special event. "Baby is the more act.JVe of th two while Pip just sits around,' Carcamo said. "I have a turtle, ca and a bird, too, but they didn' come along. They all live togeth er peacefully.• · Pet owners also made connis sions for their furry friends. hamster's home -a plastic cage -went undisturbed dunng th blessing. A small sand shar floated in a bucket of water. Shawn Kimmell, a 10-year-ol from Costa Mesa, was firml holding his turtle, Tina. Th . young turtle, a red-hair slide1, 1s slow by natwe but that doesn't stop her from sneaking into tbc family swimming pool. "She's not really active,• Kim- mett said. "She's easy to bandle and she won't scratch me when I pick her up. I hope she Will. be hedlthy and live a long !1IDe· •· BODICE E H•alth & W•lln•ss C•nt r MAsSAGE Body Polish Herbal Wraps Spa Packages ~ <>r>c-n 7 day• a ""'''k • Mon Fri 'lam 'lpm. Sat Sun. ll)am 7pm ·Today combines everything we want to show the publ.Jc," said Fire and Marine Department Lt. John Blauer. "They get a lit- tle of everything. We are the people who serve the public. We want to make sure they have the chance to interact with us.· DON LEACH I DAILY PLOT Two Newport Beach SWAT members rescue a man who was shot while a third cov- ers them in a demonstraUon of SWAT techniques at Public Safety Day. Costa Mesa lluntinilt.On Beach 600 Hak.,r, !>ulw IO I 17672 llN!cb lltvct., Sutt... 0 & "-(Ease of Uri•WI, C'I.,_ to South <;oaioc Pl8ltD) (!leach&. Newman In LI PIAcfta PW.) 714.668.9925 714.847.9936 • The VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically 1n the Daily Pilot If you'd • like information on getting your organi· zatton hsted, call 574 4228 ALS ASSOCIATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophtc 'Ldteral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter. needs maoy volunteers For informallon, cdll the chapter office al 375-1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSO CIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheuner's Associallon of Ordnge County needs volunteers for either of two services "helpline" dssistants at the <!hap- ter office, or support group lead-· ers/rn-ledders m the community Ody-long helpline training ses- MOns and support group leader tratmnq sE•ss1on-. are free. They dho mdude d hght lunch. To reg- ister, cdll 2KJ-11 11 dS '>OOn dS pos-. ~Ible AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The Ordng(> County Region of the Amencdn Cdncer Society seeks office volunteers The soci- ety is dlso seeking volunteers to dnswer Cdlb tor the uml's Helplm<' l nfoCenter For mforma- bon on thcs<> and other volunteer opportunit1cs. ccJll Lisd Landry al 26J .q44() AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ANGELS ON WHEELS Voluntc•<>r dnvC'rs from New- port Beach cJnd CostcJ Mesa can help c dn< (ff pdlll•nts get to and from the>1r medirdl treatments m Orclnge County Volunteers use their own Cdrs or the Sooety's dondted Vdn to really make a ctif- h>rence LO someone's recovery. PdtJents d!P. able to get in and out of vehicles themselves Volun- teer:; must he at h.•dsl 25 yea.rs old with d Vdhcl dnver's License Call . Lisd Landry at 261-9446 to become dn Anqel on Wheels AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP Th<> Am(•ncan CdnCN Soaety Discovery Shop neerts volunteers from 10 u.m to 5 p.m. Monday through Sdturddy dl 2600 E. 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AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDICINE - Americans for rr<'C ( hmc C• tn Medicil)..e, d non-profit Pcluc 111!011- d.l orgdruzaltoo foundNI on 1111•. tded of indJVidudl llbcrty c.intl 11<'1' enterprisP, is seekinq offtc <' vol- unteer<> ror mor<' inforn1cJ1ioo, Cdll 645-2622 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The Amencrtn I h•art Assm 1t1 tion is looking for volunlf'NS to perform vanous genofdl olf1cP duties mcludmg photnc opyinq, l}'pmg, hght computer work, ds wPll d'> µr~pdnng larg~ Dldilmgs ancl otht>r vanous clerical duhes from H d.m to noon or 1lo4 p.m. Monddy through Fnday. Call Ten Brown. volunteer coordinator, at 85h-'.l555 !or more information. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM Thf• Anwncdn Home ~ le<llth I Jo..,plu• Prngrnm needs volun- tN.•rs 1u givP emollonal support lo t£>r m11Mlly 111 pdlll'nts dnd their t.u111lit•s in the 9H1ater Ornncw ( '1rnntr clf('d. 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' m-onNER Local aoss mny Slandouts ~• per ts the ouse at Stanfcrd I Sit poge 7 6 Newport Beoch/Co$to ~ Doily Pilot ,. Eagles bring verbal ribbing and well-intentioned reassurances to a halt with first victory of the season. ~Pb CO~A 1'iffiSA -. Sticks and stones. blah, blah, blah. Words can, in fact, hurt as badly as a helmet to the chin, whether they come from critical classmates or from coach- es oUering reassurances, attempt- ing to maintam a positive practice atmosphere. The Estancia High football team, ears burning, put a tempo· rary gag ordE;r on both Friday rught, rall}-'ing past Anaheun for a 20-14 triumph, its first of the sea- son. •When you're 0-3, you take a ribbing at school,• first-year i:agles coach Dave Perkins said. •Other kids can give you a hard time. And, no matter how much the coaches ..trY._ "to offer encour- agement. that stuff only goes so far. No matter what (coaches) say, a loss still lingers for a day or so the next week at practice." Perkins anticipates a collective bounce in the Eagles' step today, as they begin preparation for the final nonleague contest oJ the campaign against Santa Ana Val- ley, which also won for the first · time Friday. •1 felt so badly for the kids (during the winless start);because they've continued to work hard and they've been overcoming a lot of stuff,• Perkins said. •This win should make them feel better about themselves and that's what it's all about." There was much to overcome· NUMBER MONDAY • _•Unbeaten .Newpor~ Harber High Sailors figure to bypass Santa Margarita as No. 1 team in the CIF Division VI rankings. BMm faut.>.M:.R · ~Pb NEwPORT BEACH - With its fo\lrth impre§- sive victory in as many starts, combined with No. 1-ranked Santa Margarita's loss, chances are good the No. 2 Newport Harbor High football team will ascend to the top spot in the CIF Southern Sec- tion DiVJSion VI poll published Tues- day. And while it's hardly cause for cele- bration for the even-keeled Sailors, Coach Jeff Bnnkley adrruts it's a trib- ute, however triVlal. ·our kids understand (rankm9s) don't mean d whole lot But, on the oth- er hand. lf you're ranked up there, you must be winning I'd rather be ranked and have to deal with that than be sme of schools that isn't ranked, because that would mean we weren't having much success " •• against the Colonists, who scored on pass pla'ys of 4'0 and 42 yards early in each of the first two quar- ters to seize seven-point leads. "We'fe young in the secondary and we made some mistakes," Perkins said. •Their quarterback (Robert Ramirez) bad been strug· gling, but he looked like Dan Marino against us. Our secondary rallied, though, and made some plays, especially at the end." Perkins said junior cornerback John Alderete set a school record with three interceptions, includ- ing thefts on back-to-back drives to close out Perkins' first win at the school. QUOTE Of THE DAY *I'm nat rtin1 to nli*k. ... mybe .. ~ anollnle~hnbltsomeplarm ~·· Mff 8rlnkley, Newport Harbor football coach -... . -. f.lortday, October 5, 1998 • Spotts Editor Roger Canson • 949...57 u~: •Not bad for a kid playing his first year of football," Perkins said of Alderete. Perkins also praised a huge fourth-quarter sack by .Kyle West- man, which came one play before Alderete's second interception of 'the game .. •(Westman) pushed a double team into the quarterback to get that sack. I thought the key to the game was our ability to put pres- sure on their quarterback in the second ball after we didn't in the first," added Perkins, who was also pleased with the Eagles' run defense, which yielded just 28 yards on the ground. CdM lightweightS ~'. 'are rolling on all, NO cylinders in pool . ; •El Toro frosh-soph tourney is the team's latest con~est. ' ' C orona del Mar High's water polo team stormed through the weekend and won The Charger Cup Frosh/Soph Tournament at El Toro. On Saturday, the Sea Kings were seeded in the championship pool with Santa Margarita and Newport Harbor. Powered by third quarter goals by Cavan Cuyler and Chase Emery, Corona del Mar defeated Newport Harbor in the opening match, 5-3. Both Cuyler and Emery had two goals. The defense, anchored by goalie Sherwin Kim, who had five saves, held the Sailors scoreless in the second ball. Following that win, CdM got three, fourth-quarter insurance goals in an 8-4 win over Santa Margarita that clinched the townament title. Adam Buzolich scored thtee goals while Emery and Chriss Street had two goals each. Corona del Mar qualified for the cpampionship pool with victories over Santa Barbara, 11-4, LISHTWEIGHT S I joson hilt noticed him begin.rung to under- stand the concept of team.· As for the townament. it was the first opportunity for the Sailors to play Sea View League opponents CdM and Santa Margclrita. Success is, however, relative, as Bnnkley observed after Fnday's 33-0 tnumph over Visiting Glendora • Foothill, 5-1, and Aliso Niguel, 8-1. "We may have been missing a few players,• Cutler said (besides the loss of Worthing, a small number of players were benched by Varisty Coach ~ill Barnett for disciplinary reasons), "But both CdM and Santa Margarita are capable teams and beat us fair and square." "I'm not trying to nit-pick," Brinkley said. "But maybe the expectations are a l.tttle higher here than some places. We did some good things, but 1 was concerned about our practice prepara- tion. I know what it's going to take when we get mto the Sea View ,League. It's going to be a war." Among the good things agamst the Tartans, was an efficient running game, which fueled scoring drives of 14, rune and eight plays. There was also the return of talent- ed Junior offensive tackles Robert Cole and Blair Jones, the latter having missed the first three games With recumng headaches. "Getting Blair back was a big bonus and it was also ruce to have Robert (who sat out the third game with bone chips m his elbow) back," Brinkley said . Brinkley also smgled out the strong contribution of junior long snapper Chad Smith (filling in for in1ured Nathan M,atlin) and junior middle line- ' backer Mike 1\lnney. "Tunney played well enough that we might th.ink about starting him and moving Brant Hill back to the defen- sive line (where he sparkled as a junior)." Senior quarterback Steve Gorman sprp.med an ankle, whi.cb could poten- tial.ly sideline him for Fnday's non- league finale with Magnolia. But senior backup Eddie Johnson, who threw an artLstic 37-yard touch- down pass agamst Glendora, has Brinkley's full confidence, should he be • called upon. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Despite holes as wide as a barnyard door as shown above for Nate Lemmerman, Corona del Mar struggled for Its third straight victory over Sadd.leback's heavy underdogs. • Despite third straight win, coach says bis team took a step backward. BARRY fAuu;NrR Giff rid CORONA DEL MAR -Coro- na del Mar High football coach Dick Freeman sctid his Sea Kings sunply weren't ready to play Thurs- day's 16-10 nonleague win over Saddleback. Freeman was, however, gratified by his players' unwillingness to celebrate the lack- luster effort. "The bus ride home was pretty quiet,~ Freeman sctid. •1 think our guys treated it like a loss and that's a plus. We went out and won (for the third strctight week to improve to 3-1), but we're not where we want to be. We can't be here, from what we keep seeing from oth- er teams in our (Sea View) ~ag(Je. If this lS as good as we're going to get, we might as well have the banquet next week. l know there are plenty of rooms available before Cbrtst- mas." In the Christi:Jia.s spint, Freeman was gen- erous with praise ror some individuals, though he lamented a dearth or defensive fundamentals. Among those ed--'z:::=;;:::::z:=-::1-• ing plaudits were line- men Alex and Jay Bottom, as well as Justin Shea, who tied Jeff Borland's school record with four sacks, all in the second half. DldlFNemM CorON def Mer toott>.fl co.ch Alex Bottom, a senior center, filled 1n admirably at outside llnebac}ter for Mike Hayes, who was.limit- ed to spot offensive duty, due to a sore shoulder. "We're probably going to rotate him in more on defense," Freeman said of the elder Bottom. Freeman termed Shea's second ball at defensive end a highlight, while senior safe- ty Dennis Alshuler's 00-yard interception return for the winning touchdown, or junior Danny Gonzales' three ij.rst-haU field goals, could not be ignored. •without that interception, or those field goals, we really would have had nothing to celebrate,• Freeman said "I told our kids Saturday they just aren't m~b.ng my expec· tations." Mustangs bearing fresh bruiseS •Blows to ego weren't ohly injuries sustained by Mustangs in lopsided loss. COSTA MESK ... The ambu- lance, as lt turned out, was excessive. It did, however, ymbolize, to some extent, the damage in.tlicted by Western High, $ch thumped hom coming • h~t Coeta M , .C8.S, Friday. , ·we ot banged up pretty ,-, good and l really think our kids were embarr~." Mesa foot- ball coach Jerry Howell said of the Mustangs' most lopsided def eat in 35 sea.sons, a span of 3"6 games since Santa Ana rolled to a 62-6 Sunset League win. · There were, however, more than bruised egos, .u the emer· gency vehicle which transported seruor comerback Rovjnn Sou to the hospital would atte t. Sou, who came out of th~ game after bneOy blacking out, ts believed to be OK, and senior offensive tack.le L'irdel Leal couJd ' be back as quickly as this week looming following Friday's non- after being carted off with an league finale against winless ankle mjury. Anaheim. Valuable junior wingback and •The best-cue scenario is outside linebacker Dave Weir, that everyone will be back and the Mustang•' best all-around healthy for league,• said Howell, player thus far, sat out the second who ii confident hit youthful half with shoulder injury, while" team (2-2) can rebound. Ricky Martin (shoulder) and •1<1d1 an funny,• he Todd Duddridge (dizziriess) also explained. •They can be very were worse for the wear. down, and our kids were rtght "The rest is all bangs and after the game. But at the (home- bumps and egoe, • said Howell, cominO) dance two hours later, who exprelled prega.me coocem they seemed like they were about remaining hee.lthy, with ready to play another game.• Paofic Coast League action -by Borry Poulkn•r ~--""'"' -=-' .. Buzollch and Marcello Pantuliano had three goals against Santa Barbara. Street bad three goals against Foothill and also scored three goals against the Wolverines. • Newport Harbor finished third in the tournament and almost lost one of its key players in a 3-2 overtime loss to Santa Margarita in the championship pool. Sophomore Greg Worthing was the victim of an incidental poke in the eye. He was removed from the gam~t:~en to the hospital as a pr ary measure. Turned out, according to Coach Les Cutler, that Worthing had a scratched cornea and had a couple of broken blood vessels. •Tue doctors said it was fortunate that we got him 'in so quick, preventing the possibility of severe tissue damage," Cutler said. •tte's on medication and has been told that nature will repair the damage on its own." Worthing was cleared to begin practice on Friday, but at the first sign of aggravation or initation, Culler won't hesitate to pull Worthing from the pool. •He has the potential to develop into a varsity player," CuUer said. •He was somewhat inconsistent last season and I've • The Corona del Mar High frosh-soph girls volleyball team overcame a key loss to injury and what Coach Allison Englebrecht termed a superior championship match opponent in Mater Dei to ' · win the Edison Frosh-Soph Tournament last Saturday. u -.... Without 5-foot-11 middle blocker Katy Duggan, who sprained her ankle warming up for pool play, the Sea Kings swept through pool play, handled Esperanza in the semifinals and . upset Mater Dei, 16-14, ma hard-fought one-game final. •Mater Dei killed everybody their pool play and I think they were physically better than us,• said Englebrecht, a member of the CdM's unbeaten national title \ , team lll 1992. "But our girls came ' together as a team and stepped up .. their play lo a level I hadn't seen this year." . .. Setters Undsay Burnham and Dana Delahanty ran the right side, while Kristin Hanson and Sara Hughes excelled in the middle and Eleanor Mack and Kelly Coleman were stalwarts at outside hitter for the winners. 1 Jamie Mulford and Brittany Crall were also inslt\lmental to CdM's 11 victories on the day. The ~1 Sea Kings were 5-0 going in. .. Sailors belt University, 12-7 , .. IRVINE -Kevin Becker had four goals, one assist artd five steals as W I I 11 P 0 L 0 Newport Harbor High defeated Uni- versity, 12-7, in nonleaguo water polo action on Saturday at University. • Gary Conwell had three goals, two assists and two steals. Jeff Lee~ .. ~ had a goal, two assists and two steals. nm Birdsong .had etght saves. Neniport ...,.. 12. Unfv.nlty "l ..,, Newport Harbor . • ' 2 S 5 0 • 2 c University • 1 3 1 2 • t 'u Newport Harbor -Becker 4, Conwell l, C.ffey 1, Belden 1, Leeper 1, F1Ugeofge 1, 0 Hansen t. S.ves -Birdsong 8. Mustangs ftnlsh 16th at Wla Park Tournament • VIU.A PARK -COila Mesa High lost two matches on Saturday to ftrl ' ilb 16th at the VUla Park Water PolO townament at Vlll4 Park. "' ID the first match, Hunter Taylor heel two goUI and ftve steals 1.11 a tS-6 loss to Bell Gardeps. Matt Dunn had two goals and one steal. AleI , Sarris and Matt Tipton each scored once. npton had five ste&s. Brian Dunn bad 15 save1, his belt total of the seuon. Costa Mesa lost a tough match to Rancho Buena V1lta when the lat· 11 ter scored with .co .econds left foe a 10·9 tAlly. Taylor bad five goeJI ams three steals. Mike Whitman and Tipton Md\ had two goals. Taylor ha$ • .C 1 gOals in three weekl OI play. • r- . . ' ' . . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot .. . Jc FOOTBALL {)CC sees lts streak ' $lJ.ai>ped I • Pirates do a number I • of thlngs right despite · 42-17 loss to Palomar. I :s A N .OlEGO \\fhen a t.etlm le(se -42-17, like Ordnge c'~ast Col- IEige did to Pblom6I on Saturddy at San Mar- CQS High in a Mission Conference non-divisional gdme, some rrught look at the score and JTUSunder- .stand the dynamics of the game. Even though they lost, the Pirates were dble to accomplish a number of good things on the footbe1U field dgainst Palomar, ranked No. 3 m the nation. For starters, ·occ held Palo- mar (4-0) sC'orelcss until early in th<' second quarter, and. in fact. had cl 7-0 ledd filter a Kevin Tor- re'> 13-yard run for a touchdown with 14.54 remdining before half· time. Torres, who sc-ored in the tlurd quarter on a 69-yard run, finished with 123 yards on the ground, the hrst time Orange Coast ruslung has been above 100 yards all sea- son long. Another good sign. . The last important stdtistic, turnovers. The Plrdtes (2-2) didn't g· away any poinlc; becduse of t\.rnovers. ~Beyond thtit, however, Palo- w~ dble to donunate the glmf, whiC'h isn't all that unusu- ~ a team so highly ranked. ;ofie reason for thdt was 6-foot- 3;":270-pound running back Joe 1-(jID. Before the game, Pirates ch Bill Workman remarked Uldt they hati to find a way to slow turn down because there WdS no Wtl) to really stop him. The Pirtites couldn't even slow him down (f foll rumbled for 203 yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries}. but the same can be said for ewry team Palomar lias roUed pdst this year, including defending nationdl champion Mt. San Antoruo With so much concentration on Hdll, Palomar quarterback Tony Alvarez WdS able to have his way . with the Orange Codst sec- ondary. Alvarez rompleted 17 passes for 326 yards dnd three touch- downs, two of which were thrown to pnmary wn•iver Brandon Mar- shull Mar'iht1ll rnught 10 passes for 262 ot those )'ttrd!> As tor th(' Pmtte<; offense, Tor- re!' was one of the !night spots, as was lvdn Mercer, who caught eight passc'> for 93 ytlrds. Quarterhack Jt1rcd Flint strug- gled t1gdmst Pt1lomar's defense. Even thO\l{Th hE' passed for 203 yards, Flint only <'.ompleted 18 of 48 passes · -by Jason Hill . Score by Quarters Orange Coast 0 7 10 0 - Palomar O 21 7 14 · Second Quarter OCC Torres 13 run (Yonts kick), 14:54. Pal Marshall 69 pass from Alvarez (Powers kick), 14:27 P.il · Hall 2 yard run (Powers kick), 7:32. Pal -Sims 10 pass from Alvarez (Powers kick), 1.25. Third Quarter OCC 32 Yonts FG, 10.24. Pal Hall 9 run (Powers kick), 7·43. OCC Torres 69 run (Yonts kkk), 6:39. Fourth QuarW Pal ·Hall 1 run (Powers kick), 12:06 Pal -Marshall 58 pass from Alvarez (Powers k1Ck), 7;06 Attendance 650 (estimated) INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CXC -Ke. Torres, 14·123, 2 TOs; Fhnt. 6·minus-<42; ~mons, 3-minus-11; Stewart 2·2; Ohrel, 1·3; Banks, 1·3. Pal -Hall. 29·203, 3 TOs; Stubbs, &-9, Sanchez, 4-12; Smith, 1 ·0; Alvarez, l ·minus-7. • INDMDUAL PASSING OCC • Fhnt. 18-48·0, 203; Simons, 3·SO, 29. Pal ·Alvarez. 17 35 1, 326. INOMOUAL REQMNO q<;C • Mercer, 8·93, Ohrel, 4 33, Banks. 2·34: Brewer, 2-21, Stewart 2·7; Rausch, 1-13; Castleton, 1-14; GatewOod, 1-13. Pal • Marshall, 10·262, 2 TDs; 'Hust.ad. 3 28; Sims, 3·22; Hall, 1·14. GAME STATISTICS OCC Pal first downs 21 24 Rushes-yardage 20-143 40-224 Pauing yardage 232 326 Passing 21·53-0 17·35·1 Net return yardaoe• 23' 22 s.ck.s-yard• · 7 ·S6 1 ·7 Net yardage 342 565 P\lnts 11·35 4-36.5 Fumbles~fumbles lost 1..0 • 3·3 FtacJs·net YM~ 5 57 '--80 •Punt return\, 1nttf(eptlon$, fu~ r9tUrns Sea Killgs; Sailors rule at Stanford • Corona del Mar girls, repeat Division IV title; Newport boys win, too; Estancia rambles at Yucaipa. STANFORD -Corona del Mar High's Liz Morse ran a time of ~9:09 to finish second and pace the Sea Kings to a second consecutive Stanford Invitational title on Saturday at Stan- ford University. The Sea Kings girls finished with 48 points, far ahead of second~place Morro Bay (192). Jennifer Cummins was 10th with a time of 19:58. Katie Quinlan was 11th (20:01); Dianna tfossfeld was 12th (20:13) and Llndsay Your- man placed 13th. · • Cd.M's boys team placed seventh at the meet. Thavis Beardsley ran a solid ti.me of 17:01 and teammate Josh Yelsey finished in 17:1 f . Newport Harbor's boys, meanwhile, behind the second-place finish of C urt Her- berts (16:08), were the division n winners. Backing Herberts up we~e sophomore Chrlis McMillen (18th at 16:48) and Adam Antonini (19th at 16:49), along with Steve Jensen (25th at 16:58) and Chris Landgren (46th at 17:26) over the SK layout on the Stan- ford golf course. CROSS COUNTRY "Curt did a great job,• said Newport Har- bor boys coach Bim Barry. "It was a good race for him.• Newport's winning score was 103 points, followed by runner-up Scnpps Rancho of La Jolla at 147. T.he. Sailors nearly made it a clean sweep, but finished second to Santa Margarita in Division. ll girls. Santa Margarita won with 73 points; Harbor was second with 13~. Amber Steen and Alicia McFal.l went 6· 7 in the race with identical clockings of 19:39, while Carrie Foss (23rd at 20:38), Sonya Mechkor (61st at 21:48) a.nd Natalie St. Andre (65th at 21:53) rounded out Harbor's sconng. "Carrie's definitely on the mend,• said Newport Harbor girls coach Enc Tweit, com- menting on Poss, who had been hampered by a leg injury. "It was a good meet for us• Meanwhile in Yucaipa, Estanaa Hlgh's boys and girls were making big waves.1 Alberto Munoz led a group of Estancia run- ners that swept the top three spots as the Eagles won the Yucaipa Invitational on Satur- H 16 H SGHOOL GIRLS FIELD day with 28 points. Munoz bad the top time of the day with a run of 15:43 over three miles. Manuel Orozco was second at 16:10 and teammate Tony Magana was third, also run· ning a 16;10. · •Tue boys got a little scare from the meet against Costa Mesa this week,• Coach Char- lie Appell said. "They finally got into a rhythm and ran really strong races.• Stephan Appell finished ninth (16:51), Abo Inouye placed 13th (17:15) and Jose Judfel was 16th (17:33). ·There's still a fong season ahead,• Appell said .. "But this helps 9ur team build conh- dence. • . • Estancia's girls also made a strong shOll\.'lng, placing ·second behind Paraclete w1th 42 points. Llz Hwpe was second with a ti.me of 20:15. Janeth Bonales finished tilth (20:52), Jdnet Cahauntzi was seventh (21:00} and Katelyn Aronson placed 10th (21:38). -, "Tius.. is one of the best race~ the!>e girls have nm this year,• Appell said. "They kept the pack close together for the enb.re race. We finished only five points behind d very good team.· HOCKEY KIM HAGGERTV·lYIJVS I DAll.Y r OT Newport Harbor Hlgh's field hockey team ls unbeaten and looking for more when it hosts Huntington Beach Tuesday afternoon in a Sunset League duel. Above the Sailors' Kim Christensen (center) dukes it out with Marina's ~oral Lundquist (5) in a 0-0 tie. LOOllll llCI wilb • bootleg tbat Pedmutter carried three yards UalO tbe end moe for the game-wbmer wllll 1:25 .......... ng in tbe gmne. I.a. Willll Ud a 1-yard toucbdown nm Wllh 0:42 ....... tbe tint half. . • .... Hllllll caught a tS-yard touchdown~ ,.._.,... s.dtll with 9:16 left in tbe fourth ~. end it proved to be the game;-wlnner for Uabeaten Newport HarborHigb in a 1~10 lootblll IClll'e aga.m.st underdog lJnNetslty. Newport Harbor was playing without All-CIP tellbPc:t .... nn. • ... 'Ina IUlhed 19 times for 68 yards and a TD bl COlt4 Me1e ttigb'l 25·7 foOtbell victory CMll' C'.elvaJy Chapel. • Mil aodrlpn Jdcked a 31·yud field goe1 for Bl1aoda High'& only points In a 30-3 rootbeD lam to Canyon. . . -l . COLLEGE IRIEFS .. VlClory over El Camino in men's water polo. • Jolal UtwK bad four goeJi for Orange Coast ·College m a 14-6 loa to Golden West. the first Josi; for the Pirates. Both teams rombined, al the time, for & ~Uggering 26-2 record. • Alla SJposs of Corona del Mar w.u wectro to ~pate m the lronma.n Thathlon later that moalh. • Cunu Gustalloa had three goals as Corona del Mar High edged Foothill, 9-8, to remam the top-ranked team m boys waler polo. • In football, Coach Jolua IJeMDtood .. mother died on game 'day for &tanda •High, and the Eagles responded wtth a hard-fought 1'-8 victory over Ora.nge to Improve to 5-0. A l-yard touchdown run for Jeffrey DeA.ndro Wlth 8:32 left in the game sealed the victory for the Eagtos. • Coronu del Mar High put togeth6 a dlvcrsa runrung attack to beat C05t4 Mesa. 21-12 in foot· bell Cbrls ..,., Gni llMdl llnd Joa.a latonk.h each had toucbdown runs. The Mullangs mounted a !leCODd-balf oomc- betk abet w• marted by a full-ICille brawl benteen the two teams. 1br9e play.rs from Co5ta Mesa and two Sea IOngs WeJe ejected. • Ne~ JWbor High loll to Long Beech WU- IOQ, 28-1'. irrfootbd delPte 160 ~yards and two touc'hdown ttriQs by nm Newbeny Oran ourth at Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD --When the Orange Coast College men's cross country team arrived at the Bakersfiold Soccer Park for the Bakers- field Invitational on Saturday, runners barely had time to put on their unifonns and prepare for tho race because of a &attic delay caused by an accident on Interstate S. All that aside, Rene Acuna finished sixth with a time of 19:49 as the Pi.rates finished fourth in the race. Jaime Carrillo finished 11th {20:06) and Robby Elli ftD.J.Shed 15th (20:15) for Orange Coast. •our men's team did extremely well,• Coach John Goldman said. •They were able to dose quite a bit of the distance on Mt. San Anlo· nto and I was also happy to see that Pasadena is Within sfriking dis· tance, too. . •Bakersfield is o fut coWM and lt allowed most of our men to set personal recordl. • As for tho de fending state champion wom~n·s te(lm, which ha domina~t'd this "eason, 1t wasn't so lucky. The traffic delay pr •v •nted the team from rcachmg the COUl"Sfl unbl aft r th~ raN'l had been run. Vanguards leave little hope for soccer f oc, 7-0 COSTA MESA • Anni Jacob and Jen Bird each scored two goal as Southern California College' worn n' SOC<'er tr.om oonnnued to . win with a 7·0 victory ov r Hope lntcrnationQl Umv r$tty on ~turday at sec in a nonconrer nee match. Robin Callahan, Bekah Draxler and Jodi Book each KOWd a goal. The r al story was the deff'~. Standout goali Jessioa Lubman didn't vcn g ta chan~ as the 12th-ranke41 Vangua.-:ds (7· 1·2) held 1 lope Int mational k> ona ahot on goal. The Vanguard had -40 hots on goal. 1 Monday, Odob« 5, 1998 7 ••• ' lllTll&Y f •• c.1 ........... 0.-. ...... -A...._o£flre--' ..... GIRLS TENN ~I$ Sea Kings :: rule Palm .: Desert t~urney • Vaughan tops Mater Dei's Esmero to ignite Corona del Mar's run. PALM DESERT -After. six matches agdmst some of the toughest termis teams in South- ern Califonua, mcluding Dana Hills High. Newport Harbor and Woodbndge. Corond -del Mar emerged· as the Palm Desert lnvt-: tational champion after sweeping through five pool play matches"-! and upending the Warriors m the("' hnals, 4-3, on Sdturday. . Big victones of note include 1, one of the biggest upsets of the season Nadid Vaughan defeat Mater De1's Melissd Esmero, 8-4, in the Sea Kings 5-2 vtctory over the Monarchs. Esmero is the defend.mg sectional champion. • • Eva Baudenbacher and Kim , Singer had key v1ctones in a 4-3., I wtn ovE'r Sed View League nval, Newport Harbor. • 1 Corona del Mar also made· short work of highly regarded,,, Dana Hills, which the Sea Kings , dE>fedted earlier tJu.s year on ' gdmes after a 9-9 tie, with a 7-0 , .. sweep, • Newport Hdibor played strong,. matches agclUlsl all hve oppo· nents 1t faced, wmrung 5-3 over Dana Hills and 6-1 over Palm Desert. In three close matches, r:.1 the Sailors lost to Mater.Dei, 4-3, .. Woodbridge. 4-3. and Corona del f\.1ar 4-3. ·~ POOlPl.AY I , CORONA DEL MAR 5, PALM DEsERT 2 Singles: Vaughan (CdM) lost to Baker, 6 8, BatJdenbacher (CdM) def Ke1ta, 8-4, Budhra1a (CdM) lost to Lindblad. 4-8, Singer (CdM) def Saluja, 8 1, Charney (CdM) def Rattu. 8-3 Doubles: C. Tenerelh-Claster (CdM) def. Plank·Espinora, 8-1 ; Damion· Jacobson def Tok1em-Acosta. 8-0 iJ COM 6, HARVARD Wlsn.ME 1 I Singles= Baudenbacher (CdM) lost to Berg, 3-8, Singer (CdM) def Lee~ 8 S; Sudhraja (CdM) def Dtlloo, 8-0, I Griffith (CdM) def Hanker, 8-3; Claster ,J I (CdM) d Heller, 8-6. Doubles: K. Tenerelh-Coleman (CdM) def Duffer-Laskman. 8-2; Damion-Jacobson def. Rosenblum- Kayne, 8-3. .. CoM>HA on MAit S, MAmt DE 2 Singles: 'Vaughan (CdM) def. _. Esmoro. ~; Budhraia (CdM) lost to' Hung. 3-8.: Singer (CdM) def. Knutsen. 8 3; Gnff1th (CdM) Jost to Lau. 6--8. "": Damion (CdM) def. Harrow, 8-6. • • l Doubles: Bauden~-C. Tenerelh (CdM) def Thomas Nyguard, 8-1; Coleman K Tenerelh (CdM) def. • BovcH.1atsura, 8-5 . .; 6-0NA on MAit 7, OAHA Ha.Ls 0 " Singles: Vaughan (CdM) def '"" Tranchmo, 8 6; Baudenbacher (CdM) det. Romm. 8 S, Singer (CdM) def .J~ Thompson, 8 S; Griffith (CdM) def. Hunum, 8 7; Damion def Souza. M . Doubles: K. Tenerelh Budhraia •" (CdM) def Carlton·Jackson, 8-5, '' Coleman C Tenerelli (CdM) def. Maynard Renes, 8-4. CDM 4. NEWPO«r HAJt80llt 3 - Singles: Baudenb.Kher (CdM) •• • def Adams, 8-6, Budhra1a (CdM) lost • to Godbey, 3-8; Strigef (CdM) def. Case. ut M. Griffith (CdM) def. Nelson. 8·1. Doubl•: I(. T@l'tlerelh·Jcl{Obson (CdM) lost to Meyer·Hawtdn11, 4-8; C. Tenerelli-0\amey lost to Buder-Schneider, J-8 ' 04.f'' .. Clfl&StW MATCH -4 ., ...., C0M>NA KL MAii 4, Wooc-..oGI: ) ••• u~.:.a:~~m~> ··: def. Hodischo, M; Singer (CdM) lost to Soriano. 5-8.: Griffith (CdM) lost to Sethtl, 5 8; Oam on def. Lopei. 8-7. ~ C. Tener~Ui·Budhra,a .... (CdM) def M tten·Artunlan, M . Cole-J.cobson def Ho~Bushmarth. 8·'1 " SCHIDULI TODAY •Wlltilrpolo High 1it:hool boys ~ Cmta MeN at SeMte. 5 p.m. . ._... High~ gifb. ~ lt~Jpm. • Golf High Khoo! glris • Nt\!ipOrl HarbofM~~ It ... Goff OUb. 2 p.M. .. 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CA •21e3-t57t •nd Salon, 1934 HarbOr Blvd. 18888770538 1H8178838S Plal(ltmpmtmelllS ~littnse GEORGE KOOIUJOlSWES~JOHH ACH TERAAC£ HOME· FRANCISCO F. lion, whether or not you St., Santa Ant, for a ma11* mad °' dtllvtr a copy lo Cotta M111, CA 92827 Dllty Piiot Sept 28, Oct 5, Daily Piiot Sept, 14, 2t, 29, ll10 M localld " 4231 KOOt«>OTSEDES .q ~NEAS ASSOCIATION. FIAMAT btl1t111you1111h1 blologj., plan rl"'ltw tOf a 320()()(). JUDY GRAV, ~ JOHN M Imelda Cruz Leyva, 22990 12, 19, 1998 M3AO Oct 5 tt9S m327 Clm~s 04! ... 18t65 IMne CA 8uytf'ftJnSle1tt .:tTNN DVORAK, JENNY DEPT. 25 Cal lalhtr ol the child square loot commercl1t RAOER, 84t3 Slwa Av· Fountan Wa'f, Costa Mtaa. ' ' 02715 ~port St.C.ll·CoStl .... ...o BOALS, JEl"FAEY Thi name and addrtH ol 4 If you wish to """ centtt, w11h a 111rt1~• to enut, Suitt A, Fontana. CA CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ll'lt klno OI ltcense IO be CN49269600087421·AClct6 OOALS, ANO DOES 1 the coun ls; (Cl nombre y parental rights to tht chlld allow ucan bulldlng 112335, aa TruttH of the Leticia Mt1ela1. 2214 Col transltlTld 11 ON SALE Gfb1 1998 ough 2o, Inclusive dncclon d• 11 .corte ••) d11ctlbld 1bov1, you1 obll· he!aht {30 ''°' p11miJltd, trust dalld October 7, lega, Apt l5, c0111 Mua. Flotltloua •ualn•H Flotltlout •u1ln•H EAAL WING PUCE ..,; YOU AAE BEING SUED BY SUPERIOR COVRT OF galt0n1 are H follows: SO Teet proposed); a condl· 1993, v.herlfn the decedent CA 82627 Name ltatement Name ltatenMnl now tHuld tor ttie oremises Pl>INTIFF: (A UC!. la 11t1' CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF A. You may lnrtlllt a pl· tlonal UH permit lot otl·till WH lht ttttlof, al Costa Thi• busln111 II con-Thi lol!Owlng peraon• .,. Th• following '*'°"' Ill IOCll8cl • 4237 ~s °' 1---...;;.;, ___ ..;_;;._ indando) JONNIE ORANGE 100• Clvl C tam1ty 1c11on P"'•l4nt to parking; 1nd minor condl· M11a, CA. within the •laltf ducted by: 1 ganttal plrt· doing business as. doing bus1nt11 as: Chtl •Bl6S ir,.111 CA V2Tt5 • • 11~111111~ f!U • c tnter Tlt11 25, Cllapltf e . .Attic:!• 11onaJ u11 ~'""" '°' oul· of lour momhs aftlf Oc:1o-nersl\lp P' l.S. International, 1422 Me. 45()"Boltto Way. New· Thi ed lllle of ® htv• 30 CALENQAq Drtve. West, Sarita Ana. t of th• A!izona Revlttd dOOt d11ptay 1n 11onl ot thl btr 2, 1998 Of, II notlc• It Have yov started do.ng Posada. Newpon e11ch. pon Basch, CA 92663 ~nsl:~~toeet 22 ,:: fJAYS itter this 1ummons Cahlomls 92701 Statues Wlthrn thlny d1y1 of home ctnltr and d1ug malled Of pttsonally dtlrv· bu1ln1U yat? Vat, 8·1&-98 CA 112660 Robin E. Bodwin, •50 Bo-• .41 "'vtd on you 10 1111 a The name, addttu, and lht completion o llfVICI 1tor1, ~door d•sptay or 11ed to you, 30 daya alter Imelda C11n Leyva Borla l(adlth, 1 •22 lero Way. Ntwpon Beach, at Ille oflre• ol BURROW ES t,ipewulltn response 11 this ttlaphone number of plain· ol th•• nouc1 You mu1t 111son1I l11rn1. 1nd a tha date lhl• notice It This atatement was filtd Posada, Newport Beach, CA 92663 CPlJN CO~ANY 501 Paflrt.en ~rt. tltt's attorne or laintlfl begin to ptOvidt f1n1nclal drive th1u 11s111u1an1, lo· mailed 0t personally dal!V-with tht Counly Cleik ol CA 112600 Thlt bu1in111 11 con. ter OnYI Sama Ana CA 9271 t A tellet or phonl cell wjll y, P . support lor th• child once eated a1 2300 H11bor Bou· ettd lo you. 0t you mull Orange County on 9·t8·118 Thia bualnaa1. 11 con· ducted by; an Individual Tiit amount of 1114! puttllase not protoct you; your tyP•· without an a11orney. Is !El you establish palernlly. tevard In 8 c t-S zone. En. petition to flt• a l1t1 clalm ttlB&llO 138 ducted by'. en lnd1vldu11 Have you 11aned doing Pllct or constde1non an coonec· ~onen response must b• nombrt, la d1rec:cron Y al 8 You may Htk lo obtain vlronmtnlal Determlna11on· 11 provldad In Section Da ly P 10 .. Stpl 21 28 H11v' you 1l1r11d doing buelneH yet? No 'on -with tllt 1ransrer of tilt CemetAtV • Mortu'll.M Jfl proper legol form 11 you numero d• tololono del custody or the child IOllow· N1g1111v1 Declaration. 111103 ol lht Proball Code, i 1 · ' • buslneH ytt? Y11. 8-20.98 Robin Bodw•n license and ,blsrness. 1nctudlno -· 1 '<>J Y ant the court to htai you• abogado d1l demandanta. lrig b•rlh th1ough 1pp1op1I· 11 you c:h1111erig1 the·Clly A claim fo1m may be ob-Oct 5. 12, l998 m335 Boris Kadish Thie statement was foled Ille es.mated uMnlO~ ,, Ille Cha.pet• C~mate~ 51 -0 del demandantl qui no ate legal proceedings. Council' a decision In coun, talntO from the court clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• sta!tm1nt w11 fried Wllh tht County Cl11k ol sum ot SJ() 000 00 wlldl con· 3500 Pacific v-()H11e 11 you do not r.i1 your i• 1.en• abogodo, tt) C. 11 you art a member ol you may be lun•ted to rals· For yO\K protection, you with 1111 Count)' Clerk or Otaog• County on g. 17-98 sists ol lllt lolla'NlllQ Newport Beach • "1Ponst on tinie you may WAL lER GREEN . an lndlan lribl or • mem-Ing only thost luutt you art enc:ou11god to rill your Fictitious Bualneat Orange County on i-9 98 11980709962 Casto1n esetOW. $2JOO DO 844-2700 fOse th• cost,' and your JR APC • • ber or lht military, you may or someone else raised at claim by certifltd maij, wllh Name Statement 19980709304 Daily Pllol Sept. 28, Oct. 5, Note 111 IMI ot Se11e1 • lfm•••••••'ll._.11111 ....,agn. money and prop· , '. i • be exempted lrom this stat· lh• public hearing d• return receipt iequ11lld. The lollowlng p11sons '" Daily Prlot Sept t4, 21, 28, t2, tll, 1998 M339 $2730000 BtfRCE IROTIIERS •~y m1y be tekon ~lhout 1409 G enneyr1 51 881• l..'\ uta. . tc11bed In the 11011cv, or In Judy Oray, 'ie John doing buslneH as: Oct 5, 19118 m328 ti 1111 been aoreed belWeen '"' lurther warning from the guria 81t3~h. CA 9:.>6~1 5· You may Wish lo con· written eo11espondence do· M. Aaglf, 8411 Sl•fr• Feulllnlt Technology A•-Ill s 11 ru nd he BEU IRDADWAY._ coun (9D49A)T4E94·JtU4~1 ~ :r~: "'y~~ rr:1 i~i~::~~gy ': P•:· live1ed to the C1tny Counbell Ave., Suite A, Font•n•, sburc.., 2653 Elden Ava., PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES 1n~nde~ ~eu~:~:nsf:ree 1as Mortuary* Cnal)4'1 111fher1 11r1 other legal te : .. 29 1 .198 . • at, 01 p11or to, t o pu lie CA 92335 IB·2 Costa Mata CA S 24073 ' c ti ""qwemonts You may want A.LAH SLATER Clerk tein11y action, 01 determln· hearrng 92627 • Flctltlou• ButlnHI &Cfow Mo OOOl7421-RC reQu11t0 by ec of tile rema on ·~ J.v call an allornty right by C FARIAS 01puty ' lng whal couse or eclion Notoce 11 lurtMr Qiven that Publlah1d N1wpo11 Ch&1les Faulkner Carter Name Statement NOTICETO CltEDITORS OF Business l!'IO Prolessrons Codt 110 Broadway .... ·~ ... :iy II you do not know P. bl h d' N t you wish to 10111 In r• at th• ebo~• time and B11ch-Co1111 Mesa Daily Ill 2653 Elden Avonu1 .fB' The following persons are NICIALEANOOF tllat tile COn5iOernon tor Ole Cost M • M iitomey. you may catt _u rs e ewpor spons1 to th11 Nollu ptace. 111 illtertslld. ,,.,. Pilot October 2, 5, 9, t998 2,'costa Mesa. CA 92627 • doing bus•neu os· Ad11t>1· INTENTION TO TMJCSFER tranSttr ot ltlt OUSlntSS ano .,42~9185580 ° "" anoiney reteual sorvlce Bea~~CottJ Mesa On 1V 8 fa luie to file s pa-sons may app101r and bl FM•20 This business 11 con· 1111ng 101 Education, 3101 ALCOHOLIC IEVEMGE LICENSE 1icense rs to be P'!CI Ol1y atttt the v •1 • IQgal a•d ont<'e (hs•ed Pilot ctober !>, 12, 19, 28. ~ern1ty rctoon w1lh1n lhir\y heard by th• C11y CouncW PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an lndMduDI w. Coast Hwy .. Su•ll 175. (U.C.C. 110511 H,. llltl ·-------- :,..,.,tho pnono bOOk) 1998 M344 ays O lhb~ Nol/F' may, on lhl aloremenliontd Have you started doing Nowporl Beach. CA 9:.'663 81p2407311,tt,.) ' ' c\Oespues uo que la en· PUBLIC NOTICE a~d 1g~obo Y w: • d cau~e ma1101 Flotltloua BualneH buslnen yet? No Duma Lynn Green. 900 Nobce rs llerelJV QIYen that a truouen es ta Cllilcl~n Judi· ~bJect 1~'~h~~Y a~!~u:;1JI ; MARY T. ELLIOTT 1 N•m• Statement Cho1111 Faulkner C111er, Ill Sea 1,.&ne 11~, CO(One del bulk saie ol assets and 1 transfer c:1at:u11ed 11e11e un p azo de CATHOLIC 10 aasert 01 claim any pa-Deputy City Clerk Th• following persons ara This altilemont wa.s flied Mar. CA 9202;, ol alcoholic bewetaQe license 15 JO DIAS CAL£NOARIOS SOCIAL SERVICES rental" hi 01 an Into est Publhhed Newport dorn business as: wtth Iha County Clerk ol This bu~rnesa Is con· abOutto be made ,,.eca µresontar una re· 1., the l~td. Y ' Bo<ich·Co,11 Mesa Dolly ACC!'ucAOO & ASSOCI· Orang• County on 8·26·98 duc:_1e<:1 by. an lndlv1du31 Tilt ...... .,~ ... .,.. ,., SpU8$18 c.cr11a a maqJilll OF CENTRAL AND c I s a 19980708204 t'fa\11 you slatted doing 113 .. ~ ~-'1C\.Un,, ... n esta cone NORTHERN ARIZONA Please contact Catholic P1lol Octobe1 5, 1998 ATE • 2930 race Lane. business yet? No or f~~ Tax ~moers ~ Una ca11a o una llamada NOTICE TO Social Service Adoplions. • M343 Su111 C. Coste Mesa. CA Daily Prlot Sept 14. 21, 28 Diana L Gr .. n ~rrss ot the StllellllCtf\Stt 1crotcr11ca no le olrec:11a POTENTlAL BIRTH 1825 W. Nonhern Avenue, 92626 Oct 5, l998 m328 This statement was filed are HOUCHtK FOODS & SP!R ~oteccro•i su •ospuMra FATHER Phoenrx, Arizona 8502t, PUBLIC NOTICE Gairen A Gawain, 1434 PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol 1rs .NC i\ CAllFORNIA CORPO ui (602) 964·8771 (Jean) Bluebird Canyon 011vt, La· o c 9 22 98 RAl''"' 4237 c o :1"111 " noaq Nl tierie que I. Cynthia Escol>edo ls Published Now ort cn1164S005 guna Beach. CA 92651 range ount1 <>n • · "'" lmQUs n\'e ~umµ~• con In fo1moll· tho birth motho1 of tt10 le· Beach.Costa Men ~ail SUP IOR COURT lorry Morken. 3069 Yukon. flctttloua BualntH 19986770430 #81~ IMne, CA 92715, 10 ~ados utcgeJes apr~piados mate chitcl n11mod Jono11 p,101 Ot;IOb-Or 5 12 19 2l ER Costa Mesa CA 92628 Name Statement Oo1ty Piiot Sept. 28, Oct 5, 133-()2g0205 : ~\ ust~ quoere quo a corto Escobedo aka Oaby Girt 1998 ' • · c°lt.~~~~~A~E A°tfo • This busl~iess rs con· The following persona nro 12. 19, 1998 M3111 The Business is known as ~cue •V w C3SO Escobt<Jo born on Ju"o ¥· M333 ducted by· a geneial par\· doing business os Touch· Ht€ TROCAOERO ' usitoci no prosenta ~u 1998 In Mesa. Arizona Hc1 FOR THE COUNTY nershlp Up Mastere. 2603 Main St . PUBLIC NOTICE The names Sooll StcuJl!y .-!JlSPuvsta 8 t·einPo. puo 0 addre5s 15 2460 E Gnmet PUBLIC NOTICE OF ORANGE Have you 11arted dOing ti 1050, Irvine, CA 92614 or f.tderil Tax ~mbe" and p01c.tcr ol ~aso. y le puedon tn Mesa, Anzona 85204 .IN 1'HC MAnE"R OF busrn1tu yet? No Oen1-M1st1rs ln1erna11011at, Flctltloua Bualn••• addr'ess ol the ~ye;franltertt quoio: su salauo, iu d•ntro ~ Cynthia EscobOdo has NOTICE OF THE ESTHER A. MUL· ·a,,-rett A. Gauvaln Inc., (CA), 2603 Moon St • Name Statement al! GEOAGE KOOKOOlSEOES v o i;is cosas di tu named you Jes$lt. John PUBLIC HEARING BERRY REVOCABLE This statement was Med 11050, Irvine, CA 9261• The folloW!ng persons are aoa JOHN KOOKOOTS£0ES P•~P OC13d 5 nd a~su a~rcib· Doe 011d any (lthtr person Notice la hereby given TAUS T, 1993 Dec• with the County Clerk ol This business Is con· doing business as: (SS# 25-28-54t4l ana (SSI nE~ por paitv e 3 cor 1 1 cra1n11ng 10 lie the lather ol that a publrc hee11ng w111 d Or1nge County on 10.1.98 ducted by'. a co1po1111ion Advanced Auto Rapa11. 2.86-« 3130) 1811t2 MacMhul •1s1i.n ~rros roquisotos O· lh1s child, as the polentoal bo held by the Costa Mos:i tnt. 3 Have you started doing 1934 N. Newport Blvd .. gales I u~Je quu usteti blologicot lath or ol thtS C11y Council 011 Octubor CaH No: A 190278 19986771 45 Costa Mesa. CA 92392 Bl~• IMne CA 926l2 qu111rat1amara jJnabogac.t1> chilu She currently has 19, 1990, 81 6:30 m, In NOTICE TO Dally Pilot Oct. 5, 12, 19, TRADE Mike Batth, 1608 Mojave A3 lrsted by file inmc·dio• nionle SI no ptons to ptote 1111s ehrltl for the COUl')Cll Chom~ll ot CREDITORS 26, 1998 m345 Or. V1c:torvill1, CA 92392 Set1~rucensee aU Otller.Qisrrw!ss conoc:o ;.i .ir• abogado odoptoon 11\rough Calhohe City. Holl 77 f'al1 D11v1 on NOTICE IS HEREBY Soll your home This business •s con· name and ldOresses u~ed by Ille µuoa~ 1 '',..11 a un_.s•rvldo ~·a• Ser.ice, 1825 W. the 10110~111g Item: ' G1vrn bV JUDY GRAY Pe-thiough ctassiOed. through classified au 11 Sell 11 Find 11 Seilelltlcenste 'Mlhn 111'" years tic rl u•~nc•11 Cle ao~ i<l.;is NorthPtn. Phoon111, AZ Request from Council 111foner, to the cred.tors 042•5678 642·5678 Y Claaslfl.ed ' before tntoate such ~st was sem ·---------1 em1, (60:.>) 9G4·07T t. Meinbor Somtts 101 City ond conllnQcnl cre11•tors of • or ~red to Ille . ~ "Affordable -Alternative" Discount Casket, ~ Cremation & ~ . Burial Service Why should you sul>ject yourself & your family t • paying inflated prices fot caskets & services???? Call Toll Free 1-88S.54CASKrf Servlog Orange & SurrouodJug CounUes 1 Policy ftrtt'" 1111111f1.,111l1111'• .111 ,.11)111·1 I 111 1 11.111!!1 - \\itli"lll 1111111 I 1111' fittl1lt•ll• I 11 "'r\1 " tl11• li).tlfl 6102-6190 H20·J011 JOI l•f090 r;· BY Fax (7 1 i ) ,,:i 1-<>fl'H (PJ. ,,.,. 111111111·· \11111 11,11111• 111111 pl111111• lllllltf1c·1 t1ittl "I' II 11111 \·011 l1t11•l t. 1tlt ll Jll 111' Cjlllllt' ) • BY Phone (7 Ii ) (H~-;}678 •• BY MaWln Person: :i:10 Wt·~t Bn \ :,1 n ·c·t ('o..,la \Jc•..,a. (".\ C):!(>~7 \1 \,."I"'" Bh·I & Ba) 0 ';1. II ours 'tc.t .. pl 111111· H::m,u 11-.>:00pr11 \J,,11il.1,-I ti•I.,, \\ .alk-l 11 8::iCh1111-."dl()p111 \l1 111rl.1)-I· r 11la, tu I 1'11• .. f , fl I l,c .... ih. 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I· rid,t) 5:00pm . .. :f (f) °' I ~ ' ( QUAL HOUSING GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT MOBILE COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS INDUSTRlAl 2788 BUSINESS •• .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 HOMES 1100 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 2726 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY .; G 0 V E R N M E N T * 5Br 3 B • f am rm, I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YOU U • t: b •a U 111 u I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L 0 W RE NT I Industrial ' F 0 REC L 0 SE 0 pool, spa, vardl •AT THE BEACH• CM, Palme MH Park main house. 2br 1ba, •MESA VERDE• space w/01t1cos, 2W0·1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iii9iiOii4 HOMES ponn1cs on Reduced to $249.900 ·ouPLCX $450 000 2br dbl wide. 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SO Down • SO Movo·ln FREI! Cour\lullng • 'liJEE Litt of HomH ' HUD/V A REPOS tho $1. nopo'a. VA, Tamarrah, Soven •QCf:ANFAONT pllanc11. w /patlo. pool, ample parking, lamrm. laun hkups, no with Sonlo1 Clz Jacklo (7t4) 673 27S4 ••••••••' '• HUD, Shoroll solc>'I No.~_,G_a_b_lo_s_1_1_4_·_66_s_._1_t9_7 UNDER S500.000 Space rent $450. partially lurnlahed pet StOOO. 751·4330 S400rno -i 3rd u111 Plea .. be wary of out •• S"'75 ·1 r Avail now. 645·2581 1 · money down govern-•E SIDE• 3 LEFT •VIEW OPLX S595,000 SISK Owner 646-0277 • mo .+ ull • pro ·1 Newly Refurbished INCOME 0 area compa"•OI mont loans ava1tablo !:5 new homes darec:t ·ec:ACH COTTAGE prel 'd , avail 11/t tBr 1Bo In lovely Check with tht lbcel now. Locnt lr&h119s/ di-from bu1ldor 3br 2.Sba • S799,000 22nd/TustJn 646-3255 gated c:ommty. Waiki••······-PROPERTY 2790 Better Bu. i ne .. rec tory To ll lroo 911 ce1la AC, 2 car (Ponlnsula Point) CEMETERY LOT/ 3rd Br I keep, pvt ent to thea ter/shops, COMMERCIAl. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bureau before ':°)'OU t·OOOG69·2292 gar P1icn trom thu •8 UNITS $1.3MIL CRYPT 1225 ---------private gar/carport llnd any money; for Ext H .4 O o o high S200'a 722 Q120 (Perninsuta Point) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT S650·S750mo ~ $425 REAL ESTATE 110 ape •• MHP newr, l11s or aervlces fttod CAL•SCAN E'SIDE Ch I 30R ~ dflp. Klein Mgmt •••••••••• lg loll, wldo sis all and undetstand ony ---------arm ng 2 CEMETERY LOTS BEACH 2169 omen, vncanc..loa OSI controc1s before ·you PATRICK TENORE Homa on ovor 9000SF Prudential Harbor Lawn, CM, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 949·581 ·4 000 S33,630mo S2,300K a1gn Shop 81ound tor Plt!ase C •II & Lat Us c:ornor IOI w·giant gar Ctlll-4e"-llf $2795/or best otter , _________ ---------72B·0068 roles. Know What v'our Wiii hold 6 cors plus 949·851·0110 •3BR 2 .5BA Cozy BUSINESS OFFICE U()tds Arol 85G·9705 huge RV a1ea Cell for, ___ 94_9_7_2_3_8_1_2_0 __ ..,,...,,..,==.....,...,..,,~-~ Hou11 w/blg yard on NEWPORT FOR RENT 2769 ••••••••-All CASH Bualn ... I I ·8 0 0 ·4 ·l EN 0 n 6 detalla. S399,000 E•st bluff Oest euyl PAadcjo•F,nllCng vplloEI'!'. Bu·y 41 cul-do.sac. W/d, flldg, BEACH 2669 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS & Avg $40K. yr rest•tk• Xhrt Loe Earl & Judy 30r t 2Ba + fR. l·Sly ~ FP. Pets ok. S2200/mo11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing HERSHEY 4J&· Taylor. Agt1 6•2·4722 Fi~or· Groat Location or all four 25% below Broker 842·36501• Retall/olf. 2775 t o FINANCE plays rn CM Work SOLD! Sho.,,,eiise homos 101 aalo tr1 our Saturday n":11 C:slate Supplome11tl HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlaplav •d• atart at Juat $751 Donohn• Wtd 6pm ....... OPEN HOUSE Llatlnga for S 151 DeacU111111 Thurs Spm •••••• II pays to advorlls• in t ht bO 11 local neal Estate Stchon CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949.574.4252 ANNE WILLEY 949.574.4249 BALBOA PENINSULA 1007 E••tlld• gated comm, S509K 720·1704 Bk1 retell, PP 885·7578 BACK BAY 3br 2 5bo. Cle•n 3br 2b• "den, 5550ar $1 15 sf grs •••••••••• ~~!'w1~10 SS~~ •w.v~ detached 3Br 2.6Ba, NP Shores Cute Cozy •••••••••ill· 2400af lg yd. gardener rnarbte/granlte ocetm 110. Fwy off rmp Big 880 529 3 ovor 1700af, bullt In Home Jhr 2ba, comm Pet ok S2400mo 11it1w, 2br 2ba, Stutlro 1lgnoge Xlnt prktng, ----------l-=-::-· __ ._14_,,4 __ _ '94 Xlnl Loe. S3t5.000 poot tennlt s334.71< HOUSES/ (949) 640·7202. 363·t506 or 390·3306 food doc Owoo1shlp BUSINESS All Purpose lo•n• Ead & Judy Taylor. Agl Mtlfc 540-11732 CONDOS 81 C TW NP Penn Stepa 10 to qual ten 728-0808. •Feat Approval Agents 642·4722 U •nvon M FOR SALE 2900 •Fln1ncla1 Sptclallll NWPT HOHTS 3Br Top golf 11iow, 201 buach :lbr :iba, now ---------'iiiiliiiliiliii ___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiii• MS08·874·040T. tmmacul •t • 2Br/2Ba 2Ba 400S.F. detached FOR RENT 2 .5Ba, Cuatom ttP• Ille lloora, pa1111. fl•-COMMERClAl TWM ltatufll 811 Dbl ollicofbontis rm, prof I ········-g r adtl, $2695/Mo. IUrH, gor, lrplc, ytly, S. OC IHI oppl)', turn• Payl)hOnH S150fCtfr, car g;,r, FP, pvt patio tondsc:ope 405 Irvine Lease. Agent420·:l440 $17SOmo 930·7 1 PROPERTY 2778 key nu toe nds opot/ Low111 pdcos. "-al with Spa, 1kyllght1. SS t 5K 645-4592 Pp -------_---L SI F mklr 4 o.,,,nsll1~ rnt. I It t I av a 11 ab I e . Nuw carpet•. 1111 & BALBOA •rue nut• •mlly Musi IJ• s capablo. 800·800·3470 24/h,. appls $104,500 Agent NWPT SHORES 2BR Hom• In Balboa 3Drl••••••••-8000af retoll/oll S.C Sm s commit dur start ;,::: Morgo Lea · 722·0&20 Ole, 2.DA, Oeam c:ell, ISIAND 2106 2.6Ba, gorag1, tpa, MISCELLANEOUS Och fwy off ramp. Big lip o up trt s 728·0868 r newo1 tllo roof S3401< iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii frplc, $2,750 Coll traf count elgnoge "----:--.----- Bill Orvndy R1111tort Yearly renlal 2bd 1ba Pam, 862·9743 Auent RENTALS prkg Own user $950k DANA POINT 1026 1 ___ 94_9_·6_7_6_-&_1_&_1__ Fully rurn'd. lncld'i w/•---------11•••••••• S85k dwn owe bot 2 •BluHa IE Pl•n• d $16!>0/mo. utll pct NEWPORT auum loan• 728-0868 Opl• S275,000 3Br 2Ba 3br 3 ~'.bn Grnbelt toe (849) 723.0829 COAST NEW 2000af bldg. In & 2Br 2Ba. 3c gar, nu Xlnt cond, best buyt 2170 RENTALS TO C•nnerv Row, fronts pnt, roof. 493·0761 or BROKER ...... 760-3t42 _B_AL_B_O_A _____ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE 2724 2 atretta n111t to 496·,.649 J Webb, Bkr 3Br 2 .58• 4yr 010 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mc: Oonald'1. For tao I g PENINSULA 2107 1lngl1 !amity home, I• Owner/Agt. 831 7433 IRVINB 1044 ·-1~ ····;'l iii!!iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii 2 car gar, f/p, a/c, •NB Shue home ·-•Oceanfront at 19th gated comm, no pet, alltJ)• 10 b HCh, clean, ---------1 .r-urn, 3Br 2.58a, f:P, Uk• new $2200 • ulil1. female pref'd $500 1 INDUSTRIAL 2788 PARKSIDR B I vu, nu cpl, awtaomel pp Jtm 94SJ.851 ·0345. ulll'a 949 673·1640 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil UNIVERSITY PARK 0 boil Nowport lt995 wtnttr G73·19'43 Detlralll• 3Dr 2ea. R enlty, Inc. Slnule Story. Great f:stoblisll«I 1979 location New paml & carpet t-tigh cellmgs. Wlntor & CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH 2669 SALES WE'RE GROWINGI i.. Fast ~ Southern Caltlcmla -11~ newspaper cham has immedMlte OJlS)Ol'tW1ltie avnlla.ble m Ventura. l.ar AJ'Oelei. OrarO! County, nnd lhe Inland Empire ifot' ADVERTISING SALES REPRESEHTATIVll. IV 1 ,-1·800-723 G857 Vel11an Roal E1tat1 CASH FLOW cloan 8 un111 4 99 grm, 15 c p , · $I 89K. 4 unit t , ur eat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 roe 10.2 grm S399K VACANT S339.000 Yoarly J)entals Oceanlront & APARTMENTS 2122 FOR RENT iliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YOU! 6\lengths; new fWl:»tmt ~ maullalnmg estabbshed aonurt8i IXJlidfl rustomef leJVI08 atutude. atKI desile &o bUld ..aoog odven.ismg p(lltnerst\11)1 with dieiil. Minimum 2 Ye8J1 pt8VXJl.IS advertl8ing 1a119 cipenenoe with new&JXlper bldustrv upeneirQ ' preferred t Rori' Young, AC!IMAX 714 432-707J D••d•d S•ndv Och 0 ryfront llrn Pvt pto1, 4Dr·3 !iB•. lrg polio. views• ''· '9~M 07'· +corf. Rtl\LTT G~our 700·1000 NtJar the Beach $1200 to $2800. 1Br 18a ao. of HWY • lnc:la utlla, S1000mo -8-AL-B_OA ______ _ Ten f.yck Realty 949.390.9492 PENJNSUIA 2607 11tir.FORCLOSED• r1t Oov home• Hvd, MHA r:in awr111 Coll 24 hrll 7 days 800.555·1003 4000 Atk lo• n mono I~--------428 32nd Strfft Ne_!1>ort BHch, CA 949-723-4494 2 a TORY C ONOO 3br jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 &ba quiet at, c:loae Lrt 3•r 28• I 1990. NEWPORT BEACH to bHch. 12300/mo. N•w pa1n11erp1, f'rplo, Good Jub rtllul>lc u•nlcrt lnt4·n:~1l111 thln11t tn buy CORONA DEL MAR ,1069 -------1 Agl (94Q) 720.9461) vaull c.1la. bale:, gar, 1 0 2 2 I tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiii CLAISIFl•D MOBILE COSTA MESA 2124 lndty hk·upa, no p111. 1Go.1,.,3 or &es G4G9 Oo••n Vl•wl on Porre1ted Cnnyo'n': Charmerl Lot value ~· S039,900 low ma nl : • ft'• all th ri: I UIOClc to btaCh Can ~ c:~cry JJ.Y build new 320 Haut. .. ( __ __,l,_n,..c.1 .... 1_" .. 1' .. 'c•d.._ _ _. .-CdM Home. 769 9070 , 11·1 the reaourc• you HOMES l lOO •••••liiliil• '·-------can count on to ttll o COSTA MESA 2•24 myriad 01 merc:h n· iiiiiiiilill•liiiiiii s EL v CllH llema. ~uH ClaHlfled L our column• compel The mo11 c:omprehth· a'81D• 2Br Ula, le gar, w/d hk·upa, No Pell 2390 Elden tlC. quallhed buyera 10 • 1111• and current dlrec· your home .. calll •42 ••• ,. • ·~of go0d1 and • .,. th1ouoh classified • .., \11c•1 arounctl ___ ..;... ____ _ lt7&/Mo . ~5 41585 I l ~ PAIRWAY APAltTMBNTS ~ AT 010 CANYON OATF.O ('C>MMUNI 1 Y RY PA ttlON I LANI> uoa11tlhll t11 ,. llnt:(I trr•f'l<j. 1111 ~off• n111 views llJ1j()y fl\rcfr <I llVll~ 111 your lnrJJ• I,"/. Of .I I.In r1pnm11C11t hUlliCI • 1w11.u11 H•1tr11-1 • • w11~l1<•r/rlryt't tw1ok11p • f Ir VllK t' cwuod A 1-111-., •Air fl"Klllklflll.C • Wrl I Jlir 111 "/. Oflfl .I UH • Al."lflll 11)/SIClll • '> 1 .1~111110 ;1,00-:; • l>tctl!iO t II (7 I 4t fJ44 f~J(A> sorry. no JIC'.'.'". • rr We offer: 0098 salary • cxxnmiatoo. ex.oellent ~Ill pcd8QI trdudlng 401(k), a00 I 1Uppon.ive Wtltk envua"UTient. fl.lbntt CXJYer let4t lelwne. CIOO salary blst.oty~ w . • .. ~Community Nc!'MCorpondon 426 W. lroedWlf, SW&e 1300 Glendale, CA 912°' A Tl'N: Haman Rlloarcll Or ru: (118) Mla91 . - ~ Beoch/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot ~. October 5, 1998 I OIDIT 1225 2907 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT COMPUTllS 8018 ACUIA 9010 HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 NISSAN 9150 VDS --~--·1 5530 5530 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi liiiiiimiii-iiiiiiiiimi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim• lil-11111111~~~ HUT OUT 01' l•M 489 PC com-•ff INT•GM •e7 ACCORDS• 4-dr '94 •• 300 •e• Pe...,_.r L8 '84 DODO• 3ee =:dept J:.!•cl _C::.•.doltf Accoununo DRIY&R PT muit b• ••nte Photo Mgmt puter w/ printer, 1400. SP• c I a I Ed 1 t Ion Full pwr. ve. llhr Black jadel111ory, tull i..ow ml. auto, lthr Bev•rly . conv•r•I~~ _,,, -·-•-& C h C _...,_ Q ... t Firm Incl FAX Machine (02~oe) 117 997 (005317) $19 n.•7 opt( .............. , 12t 177 ("MTO .... •) •1• ....... Van. PY«, dUal -· loa (m•mber D-l•b ..... a aa t 21, retponalble & Ca ... , .. ·rH lldre ... erM, •1° Pager 714-621-4907 L•XU8 ' ,.,. ..,........., ' 4 -~ -97,IOO m4, 1 owner. ~CC). l'ra• dept .. r •••n know how to rHd a rea • o av ag c O M L•XU8 LSXU8 Laxua Or r•c:orde. tatoO.obo . .onaolldatlon lower Ae•latent map book. l'lower 1·600·229·71471C138/137 ---------MlaalON Vl•J t8atON VIRJO Mla810N VI.JO waSTMIN8T•R 72:J.1604 payment•. l~t•r .. t. ::•PrPr publlettlng Shop In HB 140-263• ••or•t•rrton. Mer WANTED (9481384-0984 (949)384-0884 t•4•1384-CMHS4 (714) ••2 .. eoe ltop coli.ctor call• pr ni ng company "Can Do" pereon for TO BUY 8019 '84 le 400 H 0 n •pr 0 f It . • .. k. regular part D" Iv. R. ·• 'f 0 ° •mall· prop. mgr co. AUDI 9025 UVHNDAI aoao Whlle/IVory full option. po•rl"U'll! 9175 VOWWAGU 9235 " 1 .. 77·•3•2222. time 24 hour• per MIR• on Borwi. 48 Od computer ekllla. u 1 v " " (03a318) 129 917 -'-A~ TOii frH. (CA&. •SCAN) week pe11on. One etatH flatbed poel-Fu '"um• 722·7086 I aUY ALL PIAN08 liiiiiiil&•liiiiiiiiii LUUS ' '80 RM81T ----------- '**AVOID r:,~~~x~~~· d~~ ~~l~n~~c:rehqu'rr~~·---------Anll~uei.qu.l. furniture '89 QT 2dr, red, all I want to buy an '82 M(91!9&J.~9N4~~ '83 ettSC • .....,,, 51-, . RUNS GREAT, MOO BANKRUPTCY••• f .,,.,., ,-1pc or hounful cuh record•, CID atereo. or '13 Toyota pickup ... ,. __ -· -~ -94M75-724t r•• & 1mokafrH work c1ue A COL. Paid EMPLOYMENT paid (714) 957-41133 200k ml, 11900 obo 4x4 longbed. Ask tor --.,.,,..,,....,.,..,,......,,...,,...,,... __ 1 Al1 C. llhr Int. p/W, am· P ~7 Oebt Coneolldallon. environment. S.nd ,. Wffkly. All ben•fll•. SERVIC1tS 5533 Old Coln• Oold Sii"-xlnt cond 949-723-7171 Jo•• "'41 .•50.71 .... •es •• 300 m •teteo, ca••·• "· 1---'if"-7-'-,,....---~ 8IOP coli.ct.ton c:alia. eume wllh ... , ..... hie-TSE 1-4100-541-3120 .-• ...., • ..... .... eun root 114100 '82R ....... ltc-..a..-o-a-a • CIA monthly -r Franklin Mint, Sterling 94IMI02-0025pgr MldnlOhl blue/Ivory ' •---par,menta tory 10: Accounting • • t . P -7 t . Old wa&ch•• & t-welry 8 .,.., 9030 (119654) 124,977 94947..,..•1 Convt, must '"' Ultra •90% May •lmlnata Sup~l•or, PO Boic (CAL·SCAN) --·-WHICOaltColn 842·"41 AQff LBXU• c .. an lntet/exter. BUcl ~· Chatgee. Faet 1580, Coeta MHa, CA Pleaae be aware that 1 UZ 9 00 MISSION Vl•JO blk nu top, Urea.. • Appt0vall 02828 or fax to (949) ll'un & Money the ll•tlno• In this cat• UCORDS/TOP i S U • 1 · (0491384-0964 TOYOTA 9210 brakH, rad, belle, 1 (800)270-9894. 142·72415 #1 environmental & egory may require you Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock '77 321 BMW iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hOHe .. 13200/0bO g (CAL•SCAN) Admfn Aaalat1iele• hHlth firm Heklng 5 to call a 900 number Etc ... 50'• & ISO'• Mike Current tag1, runs, •95 Trooper LTD '85 SC 300 Call 540-1323. av ID B"'NKRUPTCY. Con1puter eklll a muet• ACHlllVBRa. Travel, In which there la a 845-7905 1800 949-675·7249 X I Rally Red/IVO"" lthr '99 PRllVIA LB SC ,.. " fre.Oom, high Income P 71 4 4, 21 Km • auto, (020 .... 1) 52"'5"' FrH dept consollda-WO, l!xcel. Admln 714-373•99011 charo• per minute. gr 4-602·0407 • (3PAD583) S20,550 ...... , .. 77 Cull whl1, dual AIC•--------- 1 tlon. Application with tHtce & marketing/ SPORTING ,8 8 7351 •dr S.Oan, LllXUa OF MISSL11E0XNUVSl•Jo (3KKV554) Sl8,888 MISC. AUTO 9245 eervtce. Cut payment• calllng to flll education H.U.Q. CHILDRaNi ··-------· WEaTMINSTER • LllXUS Of' • '' GOODS 6065 White/tan Int, •Int (9481384-0984 WESTMINSTER 10 85%. 24 hr. ap· lecture. Salary+comm PfT SALES HELP MERCHANDISE cond, new tirH , 130k . (714) 892-8909) provat. . Good/bad/no Sunn 631·7446 WANTED. S7HR. FHh iiiiiiiiii~iii~~iiiii ml 511 ,000 673-1887, •89 ES 300 (714J 892 .. 908 '• d 11 O K • Appointment aetUng 11· &44~7877 Sam/Jen I••••••••• New aowFI•• ---------Cashmer/ivory full opt , '99 CAMRY LE 1·800-ib!~?~bAN) dependable people HANDYMAN EXP'D . &i---------Strength training Au~:.7 !1~ ~:.= ml JAGUAR 9105 (13885-4) $2,,744 auto, while, JuH · pwr, needed M·F 5·9pm DEPENDABLE. Colla llU'P'IQUES 6010 •Y•t•m $699, Wiii (882339) $27 777 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' Ll!XUS (3RXA510) $15,555 RIU'INANCI! FASTll avg S15hr NB 723-7893 Mesa aru. Salary nn.u nagollate 310.312·1407 Ll!XUS • •94 XJ12 Sdn 4D MISSION Vll!JO LEXUS OF Ov• eetc o·thne-dphocnheal nNcaeed? BWAKl!R/Deoor•tor Op•n. 04N42·9699liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO (94-4151 )$24,895 (9491384-0084 WBSTMINSTRR Ivory, Clolaaone· --------BAUllR JAGUAR -~=""'='=""'==--_..... (714) 892-8908 Credit problem• • co• :::kl:g dlm~:"le Ho•t/Ho•t••• Porcelain Bronze-LG. ~11uSPORTATION (949)384-0984 (714)953-4800 Fu11'9op8t,EnSu3LO•xo trade --,,-9""'.-,......,,c"""o,...R,...O.,...,..L.,..•-.. -8 a n k r u P I c V • rea va, Full & PT poeltlona EXQUISITE PCS. Pvt 1. ~1 v - • w w w . p I at In um P•r•onable Baker•/ avarlable. Expe(d Collecllon 673·6212 ••••••••• ---------'94 XJ8 Convt 4D (142542) $26,987 30K ml, auto, AC, cap It a I.com Decorator•. Pastry Apply Five .crown• CADILLAC 9040 (94-4150)121 1095 Ll!XUS (456947) $12,550 Real Eetate Broker, decorating knowledge between 2:00-4:00pm BAUl!R JAGUAR MISSION Vll!JO LEXUa OF CA #011CS3658/DRE and exp. helpful! 3801 E Coa1t Hwy MARINE SUPS ,79 Eldorado Convt (714)953·4800 (949)384-0894 WESTMINSTER verlf# 9HS·227·0931 Trelnln9 provided. · ' 2 •---------(714) 892-8908 (CAL"SCAN) Mu1t love doge. Fax: PAYROLU DOCKS 70 2 ClaHlc lull pwr, new '84 XJ8 Convt 40 '97 ES 300 Thr .. Dog Bekery, ADMINlaTRATIVI! trane, looke & run1 (94-4149)$23,995 White, full pwr, lnqulrl .. /resumee: ASSISTANT 3 stt MOORINO great '6700. 644·9943 8AUER JAGUAR (039815) $28,987 -4X-4-----9-2-2-1 949-376-0868 Payroll .. 111tant and Newport harbor. ea1v •93 Savllle Loaded & (714)953-4800 LEXUS 97-eo HON.DAS. Cate 1100-5500, Po- 11C9' Impound•, Chevy1, Jeep• & Sporll Uullty. Mufl ee lllll F•• 1-800-772·7470 Eict 7990 (CAL •SCAN) AUTOS/Sl!tZ•D CAR• from $150. Jaguar, CorV•ll•. Mercedes, BMW. Porach•. Honda . 4•4 '•, truck• and more Local ••I•• llatmo• Toll fr" 1.a00-9ee-22n ex"t.A-4000. (CAL*8CANJ Boat Dock Crew office admlnletrator access Peninsula aide 1harpl A/C custom ,94 XJS Convt 20 MISSION VIEJO pol111lon avail. Apply Full tlme poeltlon. Job $8500. 714-848-8244 wheels, llhr, full pwr, (94•3973)$35,995 (949)304-0994 '80 FORD BRONCO --------- In pereon Wad·Sun duties Include: assist-NEW SIDI! TIE UP TO Bol .. redlo 631·7370 BAUER JAGUAR ---.9,...2--L"""s-4-0-0--1 ·XLT Loaded w/Eq1.11p. ANTIQUES & lO:OOam to 2:00pm Ing with payroll lor 50 FEET. ON THE,_________ (714)053-4800 Nakamlchl, chr whl1. $5900/0•0 CLASSICS Balboa Yaoht Club mld·•lz• c:ompanv t .-840-723-1504 1901 Bay1ld• Dr. CdM and executive ottlc• Condeucteda ~-~~2~~::20/GENT CHEVROLET 90451'•..,,.9'""s-x"""J""'s,,......"""c_o_n_vt_""'2""0 <3XST~:;lJ~9C:i0 9250 send rHume to Ac· -!nt' 8AUER JAGUAR ) counting Supervleor, t' IJPl!I CAMPERS, RV'S, '98 SILVERADO (7141053.,..800 (7t4 892-8909) VANS 9225 Chef, prep cook/ dishwasher needed for yacht chartering co. Top salary for prof's. Exp'd and weU groomed per· sonne[ Please call administration. Plea.. ~ (95·3965)$4t ,905 WESTMINSTER PO Box 1560, Costa lttNe':,!::"---TRAILERS 8014 PU X1ra cab, low ml1.,..,,,..,,....,,..,,...,,..,...,,,...,,.---.,:,.-~::. •9 4 ES 300 Mesa, CA 92628 or -· (1 14910)118,050 '99 XJ12 8ed•n 4D Low ml, CD, chroma, '77 Volkaweeen Bu•i---------Vto~.~ mav fax rHum• l14.873.8223 w .. LSETXMUISNSOTFER (915-39152)$48,985 (014580) s11.1n 2Ltr, ••pd, snrf, grHI '85MALtau SUP•RSPORT A real eharp red beautyl 15500.obo 723-1504 '74 Comfort Travel ""' 8AUER JAGUAR t.EXUS OF body & lnterlOf, 7 pas.· When you write (949) 142·76e7 Trailer 17ft, Hit (714) 892·0908 (714)953-4800 WESTMINSTER Hnger, rune greall A h I •---------•---------s C1au1ficd ad, eeume • ould n-contained S2000 '98 Corvette Convt •98 XJ12 S•d•n 4o (7141 892·8909) $750 obo 631-0757 elude sarary hl1tory. __ W_ANT_..,..,E .. D,..__,, 949-948-0748 .. 11 11 N ,,.. S .... include all Ph I Vd ---------... op ons, as1au (•6-40150) 48, .. 95 '83 Ford •-1•"' van VS ca rug ecreeo· blue/oak. 5,000 mt, BAUER JAGUAR ---------1 ""' ""' the fac1s Ing required. EOE. POTTERY mint condition. PP. (714)953-4800 LINCOLN 9120 cpnverelon 1 owner, and get 1hc .;_ ____ _._ __ --IClerloal Poaltlona POSTAL &TORI! PfT Bluer,~ Aoolcwood. Mak• offer 144-91524 x.lnt c:a.re, auto/over· rc•uhs S12·$16Hr-No Exp Roertme,ScNer,Moorcfoft. '98 XJ8 8eden 4D drlva, CC, A/C, new • Neel Full Beneflttl retail counter, flex hre, F~Cowen,UND, (96·3795)$38,995 '89 Mark VII LSC balt/llrH & .. rvlclng you want. 94SMS75·5583 MONEY TO LOAN 888·292·7091 x26215 apply; 3535 E. Co••1 ~t:lni:fl,CallfFlltnce -> FORD 9075 BAU~R JAGUAR look• & run1 Ilk• new & •m()fl ready $2100/ 6"'l·5'71 2914 Computer uaen1-H.,..wy_._c_o_M,.,...._e_1_3_-2_9_3_o llntned,c.h/ •Motor HOlltS •'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)953-4800 a perlc1 car S6500 Jim •llollbo._lllir•11114;i)•4m97•·115;;;;oe4;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;:=;:=;iiiiiiiiill° i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil needed. Work own PT Med Tran1crtptlon. • 11 949-851·8345 I Gd I kl'' d --------•! '89 8ALEEN fully '80 XJ9 Sedan 40 f'lftenola wo•• h•v• hour• $20k·S75k/yr typng • •, ma •Tralel Trailers loaded, 1 owner. (96·3934)$38,491S --------• JtOU on vour toed 1·800-348·7186 x603 bkgrnd helpful but not clean, xlnt con, 46k ml BAUER JAGUAR MERCEDES We provide loane Counter The MaJlbOx nee. Training. Call •5 ... n-•s $7250 758-3033 (714)953-4800 reeerdl••• of credit F/PT perm. Ship, after 6p 759-1910 l-=~==-::::":::-:=:-=I 111 RI history! No fee, 9130 reaeonabl• rat••I phonH, otfc work, Rl!AL ESTAT• 1·877-5ee-9719 Ftl•ndly 542·15282 ASSISTANT I cuat svo Rep FT Busv N•wPof1 Broker ••lillll!l•••••I phonH, data entry, needs help. Muet Interfacing w/cllents, have R.E. Ucense & AHVHolel exp a plull good comput., ekllla. will traln.714-54!MS111 Great opportunity. Fax RHumo 780.1748 Cu•t Svo. w/great, ________ _ -.. -.. nlf-O_U_N_C_E_M_E_NT_S_1 phone •klll1 needed A ET A 1 L SALE s & n1.u1 for growing co. In MGMT POSITION 2920 c.M. FfT poeltlon F/PT womens clolhlng grHt P•V & benefits, Fuhlon 11. 640-2774 BEACHRV'S (714) 195-7510 AUTOMOBILES 84 XJ9 Venden Pl•• •-G-M-C----9-0-8-1 (94-41315)$25,495 8AUl!R JAGUAR (714)953-4800 '89 580 SEC White with palomino Interior, xlnt c:ond, 107k mil••. new liras '80 AM Spirit Red, . $20,500 94g...940-5032 2-dr, hatchb.ack, 4·apd LAND ROVER 9113 or 949-640-1029. Need1 a little work. =-=-~"'='"-=-__,.-...,,..,.-• S500. 714..e32-0338fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii )'82· 300 Turbo DI• HONDA 9085 HI In eood •h•P•· $3500 949·845-3961 ****** '94 DEFl!ND~R White, 37K ml, CD player, toadedl 3 ~lt-ferent tope, roof rack, _________ 11 •AIDS• PIH .. call 546-5550. Ret•IVArt Suppll•• Mlnlatry Network Data ent: Typlst·recp'I, Exp'd retaU pereon f/1. 11 planning workshop• comp •kllle 59/hr wk•nd•, benefit• Ster· tor Eplecopallane ASAPI N. CM. Alk 4 Ung Alt/Dale 553-0101 In OC. No charge fOf 8· Burry S40-0668 •14 1---------SalH AHOC. ~eded workehop, lunch le DIRECTOR OF fOI upscale chlldfan'• provided, no child STAFF Development .bouUque. FfT or P(T. ~957-8133. so~cd8AST '02 CIVIC VX Nu brakH, tires and mor•I 43 ml per gal·hl Brush guard, rur MITSUBISHI 9145 ••at, S27 .599. (949) •.1&-5959 ACURA 9010 mlleage. Xlnt c:ond. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--1-47~6~0~·7~5~2~·1~07~5,....,...~1-1.EX--U-S----9-1-1-5 '94 LEGEND LS '93 CIVIC EX Cpe, chr whit, lthr AT. moonrf. mint iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (3JSZ288) $19,950 (3CH8412) $10..!950 '90 ES 250 8 cyl, AC, 92 Dlamont• Sdn Nu tlr ... tran, brake•. all pwr, 4 dr, nin alnl $6000 673-1200 Sell your extra household items in CLASSIFIED care. Sat 10-11• 9am· for 09 bed SNF. Uv 2:30pm St Andrew'1 among fruit Ir•••, Exp helpful, HI. neg. LEXUS OF Ll!XUS 011" lthr Inter, full pwr, PS, ---------1 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER PB, PS, crulH, cass, NISSAN 9150 Call 642-5678 Please call 145-1355 4400 Barranca Pwky, lake•. rlvefl & moun-lrvlne, Ca talne. Seeking exper.1's.,..a""l•_s ______ _ Z2t29o.MlllllL .._AM. CA 12707 (714) 892-8908 (714) 892·890e eunrt '7399. 721-8838 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Re1ourc.. & work-only state approved COMI! QROW llo<>dod & Lo<..,.. CA tn.t ehop leadar• wlll D.S.D to run a •trong WITH USI focue on AIDS In OC. educallon program for Eapandlng retail ad· ---------1 A Teen Track will run all ttatl. Poeltlon avail· v•rtl1lng department concurrenuy with th• able Immediately for affkl a Hit motivated other workehops. II Ihle exciting AIZhaf. account executive to you know a teen, mer• facility, Pt.asanl ••II, develop and aer- pl•••• encourage Care of Ukiah, 131 vice new buelnHI Sell your home , through classlfled. 842·5078 part I c Ip at Ion . Whitmore Lane. and epeclal eecnone.•--------~ ~ti• 949-720-1621 Ukiah, CA 95482. Fu We prefer a candidate APPLIANCES 6011 MINT·O·MATIC Vend 7 0 7 -4 e 2 -0 7 4 2 · to have a minimum of mactl'a 4 •al•I On _____ _,cc...,...A_L ·.,,.s_c_AN__,,) 1 Y • • r Pr 1 n t • d· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii etande or counter top. DRIVER COVENANT vertlelng experlenc•. WASHER/DRYl!A Retlrlngl Will deltver. TRANSPORT 51,000 Excellent communlca-Only S145.00 Heh. 562-59&·3525 elgn-on bonu• for llon •klll1. Ablllty to Frig S17S Good c:ondl· Pn"'YER TO ST. JUDE Exp. Company Drive• HI goal• and make tlonl 831-0297 ""' 1 ·8 O o -4 4 1 -4 3 9 4 . profaHlonal preHnla· May lh• Sacrad H.art Ownar Operator a • Ilona In a fHt paced•--------- -' JHua be adored c a 11 to 11 tr • • and detall ori.nted •n-FURNITURE 6014 and glorlfted, loved 1•888•887•3729. Bud vlronment. and praleed, pre-Meyer Truck Unea Xlnt benefit packaga, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •~ed throughout the Refrlg•rated Hauling Including 401k. Drug 2 matching love Hall world now end for· c a 11 1 0 11 f r • • ecreenlnglphyelcaJ re-w/2 chair• & ottoman. evet, Sacr.d Heart of 1-4177•283-41393 Solo quired. EOE. Contemporary d•!lgn JHua, pray for us; St. Driver• & Cont,..ctora. Reaume• via tu: Al· neut/color. Comtyl JUde, worker of mlra· (CAL•SCAN) tenUon, Lynn Eeola SSOO/all 969-1755 clee, pray for ut: St. _....;... __ ...;.._ ___ _... 714-450-4802 or mall: Jude, h•lf>9r 'of the Tim•• Community h0f>9l•H, pray for us. ~ News, 330 WHI B•v Say this prayer nine SmTJISI SlrHt, Coela MeH, tlmea a day and by C08flllJllllS CA 921527 the eighth day your Pr/Pl'.......,. ..i prayer wlll b• an-...,,._ awered. It hu never ~ano bffn known to fall. ~Ii!·"'° Publloatlon mu•t. b• Per Hour ptomle.O. Thank you, TOl>1)r'Oducua St. Jude, for your · fi1«hcr help. DPH •tlftltl\.Dr9!al i-• to I It ,_ LOSJ• POUND ------2925 POUND 2 hOUM keye In recitangular k•V- hOlder. CUtt Dr./NPT ....... _ . '-'"-. .,..,.... PAUibllahcd In 1989 Md~ Call for lllJpolntmenl 1-8811-818-47" ....... _ . ,....... """'~ • Wt iilw LOIW ml In llllMtry •HIGH SAUSI ·o..ir~· ..,--.rnUSAI .............. ,...1 • hrt ._ orM tlMel ... ,._CMll._I • Qllkl .. • Qllkl SJHI •MW-......,~1 .-...... ca 8M04a8 BCH on t/29 1542·2849 ----BEHR.r EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 .1.. L.. ,.,,• .. 1RAFf1C Cl.ERK ..................... ..._ ............... .. .... ,.,. ...... _... ... Dm!KMl ......... .. a TMflC QEM ..... ~ .. ·--~-----..... ............................ Clnllr ...... .-.. .... ...,, ... arw "-.......,...,,....._ 4 Piece Wicker IMng room .. t w/2 HI• of ellp cover• $800 1575·5553day 673· 7192evenlng Bedrm Set S plea• comtemporarv oak good condlllon .• ISOO (949) 631-3 t 08. dbl mattraH/box/frame epread $60. Whit• pl• cruet tabl S15. Dinette HI S75. Upright piano /benc:h $500 Student d••k-cM!r S35 175-&889 Power Litt Ii Reollne Chelr electric, med . adult width, tan, Ilk• new, $900. 144·2088 •S•• toem Green• 3 pc leather Hctlonal $350. Great for family room. 759-306e MERCHANDISE MISC. 6015 Tetephne.e bin/hold 135/eL Kit &·bath fau- cet• S10. Bar faucet• • Q CM•GIVSR8 Q ~/PT reti.f, llva-tn po- altlon for e bed/t>Qatd/ (ifl• In CM, mu•t b• flhlbl• 714-857-41746 ---.101ay .. ..,.,,.,....... ... Qdllnr ..... ..... ........................ 401~ ..... .. 120 & up. SS elnk GARAGE SALE 120. Hvy dty carton • ...-....., ... ,,. ............ ~--..., • llAViAI• ...., ., IEHll....., ,o 11111211 ... -. euuauAll. (7141 ,.,..,. .. ,.....,. .... , .. .,.. ... (Ol 'u" fa PT poeltton• ...... lliiiiiliiiiliiiliiilllllliiliiiliiliiilii;;;;•mm••&I available. Apply at th• Plv• Crewn• betw .. n 2:0CM:OOpm 3a01 I!. Coaat Hwy. :•Journeymen painter•• tmrned work Irvin• .,... l'u ,...,,,,. to: 111 .......... Of apply In per90n Mon·Fr1 8 2737 Ray~ Ave l.on9 8Hc:h. Can't ... m to get to all tho•• ,.Pait Jobi llOUnd tM houH? t.t the CIHllftecl ....... DlrMtely helpyouftnd ........... .... ,. 11 \.-;\-1 I .. . ataplera 135.ea. Hvy H'" • g dty comm plae1tc tol-Before your garage let Hate 116. & up. le, determN Wf'8 3/4" & 1" hvy dly A/C floal valve• 116-20. ll4"M ~ wleh to Kohler tank ball nap. .... IUrt pere 11.u . Bidet toli.t ~~n ... ,. $40.••· Corning .,.., • .,.....-. bit.Jn cut bd• elze DJMPIMM 11"x 15" 111.& ~=~ 18"lll 20'' $25. Air 642-5878 compreHor tank 130 .... _ .... _...,_.. _ _. (714) 723-0311 Juat Greet Plrewood Avoid th• rvehl Order nowt 1135 • cord, 115 1/2 cord. Dellvered free to your drlVeway. 7t4-8•1-14~· Cen't ••em,lo gel I0 .. 1hoM ttpalr Jobs a1ound ttM houtt? Ltt the Cl•Hlflecl lento• Dlreotety help~ Ind , ..... http. Otwe.,. .. ... OLA88 ... D· ...... , . Run your ad in the Newport Beach-- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley lndependef')t to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mall with 'a check today! . Run for a weekl If . your car does not sell, we' II run It for another week All for just s10·. I ---, D YES; 111 I MY CAR I Zip I """" .... 0 MC D VISA 0 AM X ,....0-*~- ..., MalP.e Model~~--~ I I ' . O•~ 0~5'• o~""' Pl'loe o v.t a,.,_...._ a,... Olll9 ----· 1 a...,.. h9 a .... JW1Nt.-10~ °"""9 o..... a .......... oL.-.11119 a ...... §...,..,.8.,.._. a.o..... a.. c..m Mar..,. a~...... Clilll9e ao...TMJM-aM,... a~...., a--. .. ~ ·•101rw4 ._.., __ SR ..... ----------~-~---~--- I 7 ... • ri • /' I • • • • • ~ • ~ ' ! • ~ ~ • • • • • • • • • ' f • ' ' • ' • -"' i " " " ~ , I ,, "' '* , " " " , , , I ' ' ~ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' ' " • .. .. • ill ... • • • • : • • • i M.Onday, October 5, 1998 ,. TODAY'S . CROSSWoRP PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Theetncal Qeffo"1\ftnce S F'alte 10 Tnck .. 14 Clothing met1ulacturer Str11U$S 15 Peck anornel 16 Relieve 17 Alge11an city 18 Cessatt0n ol progress 20 Amazon Poft 22 Bro'• sit> 23 M1tilary sluclent 24 Become ready to eat 26 Hawau souvenir 27 A1rcrall's ~ lncomimnd 30 B11ght tlOWefS J4 Coldest 35 Dtreclor Clair 36 LUnallC 37 Ca1go car~rs 38 Stanis .40W11eMen 41 Kind 42 Stubborn animal 43 Flanef 45 Priest's garment 47 5"saw!I 48 StJt·fry pan 49 Juan·s lather SO Rutn 53 Cawman Mey- 64 Alpine song 58 NoYel 81 CaeMr's city 112 0oesn·t e.1u:.1 63 Tired 64 Egyptian ooddess · 65 Fhpa com 66 Concise 87 Ancient 111t ooWH-" 1 Unhdy rrson 2 Roll cal 1espcnse 3 Racetrack shape 4 Napa Valley busrnesses 5 A11·11tle emmo 6 Start 7 Wheat or rye 8 Cofl«iHt aer.iers a lurt 10 Keep from Jlfoceedlllg 11 Surpm.e attack 12 -ofMan 13 Skin 19 Part ol an act 21 Wt<e measures 25 l ype of dinner 26 Oil derrved lrom flu 2 7 Kind of duty PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 10 5 oe o 1a °"'"" F .. ,.,,. s~··· 28 Flofida city 29 Pastel colors 30 Buddhist sect 31 Nonsensical 32 tee-fishing tool 33 Mtxes 35 ·Norma-· 39 Broad-antlered deef 40 Rapid 42 Dtnefo 4 4 ExceedltlQly 46 Fast•btrds 47 Candles . 'g Kind ol bear 50 Bad mood 51 Mexican co.n 52 Has 5~ $-shaped . moldlng 55 Ooctof's spooolul 56 Runner · Zatopek 57 for fear U\.11 59 Can. reglOn 60 Change the color ol 10 12 1 '- By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNNi HINSCH . . i\NSWfo RS TO \\'FE~L\ URU>G~: QUIZ. Q I · A' South, vulnc.-rnbk, )'OU hold: • II Q K 0 J o A K 10 ll 4 2 • A J 4 Your right-hnnd owoncnt urwm~ the h1<lding with lour spJdi:~ What actll'll do you i.1kc'! A You have three dm1ccs, all ol which arc rca.<;onnble. and could he the win ning a1.:1wn. pas,, <louhle or livr diamonds. Smee you arc much too \troog 10 ,,ac;, and fi..,c d1a111011ds is too unilateral, our nod goc1; to .1 double as the most flclllhlc choice Should partner convert by pas'>mg, that could be yuur only plus o;core. Q 2 Nc11htr vulnerable, as South you hold • KQ9!!B o 92 o A4 • 732 Partner OjlCnS the b11.l<lm& with one no trump Wh:u do you respond? /\ • You want 10 be in game, no more. nu Iese;, and you want 10 play 111 the ~u11 contract 'Ille way IO nccomrlic;h th:lt I' to bid four c;padcs now I you piny transfers ooly 111 the two Jc, cl, snit 1ump 10 four sp:ides lo tell partner you h:i ... e no arnb111uns beyond gnme Q 3 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • A 7 .<> ~ (:') (J o A 8 5 • A J 8 7 2 The b1dd1ng ha!> proceeded· NORTH EAS f SOlTfll WEST 10 lo ? Whnt do you ~id now? A -H you play negative douhles, hy all means lukc that acuon. then fol · low with a diamond cue-bid If not, 11 i'i probably hcst 10 bid three clubs despite the fact lhol your sutt 1o; r.1uy and Lhat you do not ha\e lhc <;afety nel of a fir with p31tncr's suit A penally double'" an a11r.tetlve nlter- nativc Q 4 As South, vulnerable, you huld • J 7 'i <:I lffll 4 1 o K 1 • J 10 7 4 Partner upcns the h1<ldmg w11h one club. What d\> you rcc;pond1 I\ -,,w n~·rn 1e11J.:ncy h 111 Ire.it a .i.1nc·cluh opc.•nmg 8\ vmu:ill) fo11:· in~ .. 111 .. c 11 could lx· on :i thrw curd <;u11. 11owc,er. when you do not . ha\.c Iii.: value" for 11 n:~~m~. a~ " the CU\C here, 1><e><;! · Q 5 -Ni:ithcr vulncr.iblc. ao; ~u111h you hold. • AQJ6 ti K I07'i4 O CJJ •A 10 111c hiddiniz ha~Ff!JCccded SOUTH WE.~ NOIU 11 f~AST J~ Pa<.\ 20 l's~ ? W!mt do you bid now! A -Your \V.'O ~cctlt\d.1ry hunqrs 111 partner's ~u1t improves your hand.' You are now fully "'onh a fl'"crsc of t\\oO "r.a<lcs,_and "'c l·annot think of any a ICrnilllVC. Q 6 -Ea-;t-Wcsl \-Ulncrahlc. no; South you hold: • J973 0 Q~42 O 112 • AQ7 TI1e bidding ha'I procc.-cJcJ: NOR'flf F..AST SOlll.H WF~c;f Jo Dbl ? What JCtion do you lake? A • Had Ea<;t pas~ed. you would have bid your cheajlCr four card m:ljor, in this ca.~c one heart Now that East's double has ~uggcstcd u major-sui t fit your way 1s unlikely, lhcre is no point lo introducing ~uch a weak four-card suil 1l1c obviou, response is one no trump you nrc a whisker short of a redouhlc. 4 Leom to be o better bridge play- er! Subscrilw now lo the Goren Dridge Letter by calling (804)) 788- 1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Oridge Leiter, l'.0. Uox 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. ~ HOME, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ~ ....... •Remodeling and all typea of repair•. No job 100 email. OC 32 yra Llc-bond·ln1 M/C/ Visa 714-908·3594 Woodwork Ooora Inst • ;c101et1 remdld, crown ' molding ba1e/1rlm etc. ·CARPET CLEANING 854·1934 Chances nrca you. will find what you Med st th• price you want to pay when :;ou read Cle .. lfled dally .,.2·5178 Ovtratock•d with sMf? A call to Claulned • Wiii help 842·1878 -~-.......· CALL TODAY fOR YOUR FREE IN·HOME ESTIMATE COMPUTER ~UP1 (()~IVTUU~I ~no.~nno.~ • l.''1'UH£T/Wfl Mt! ~ATlfll • A1 '°"" H()lol( Ol Cf llCl WIN ti. WIH fJ.~H .. 5f.ttention! • Antique dealers/buyers, auction· houses, book sellers, furniture · buyers/sellers, decorators, estate sales, metal finishers, art galleries, furniture re.finishers, collectibles shops. . Be a part of the :7.'" ~:, Classified Advertising Department's "J Special Secti~n -. ,IJ Antiques & Collectibles. Don't miss out! Space n servation on or before October 12. Call Markey for niore info! 9491574-4246 _Q.ajl~Eilot ORCO PLUMBING / CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutter offeu 25% OFF Mater11lti..borl 25 different colon of denim• & ioo·. of other fabrice! 35 yeart of 9.u1lity wor~ and crafhmanehip! 3932 WATBRPRONT ONST. 3933 ---------·-- Dock repair & melnt. Palnllng, hardware, llo•t• & bum per•. 1.#698 129 646-7922 Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read CIHallled dally G42·5878 3925 TAX PROBLKMSf TRADE Aud It , n o n ·II I er, through Cl3SSifled c:ollectlon I oan 642·5678 helpt 949·673-8905 -------~ TUTORING 3929 0 & Q UPHOLSTl!"V •Ince ·q cust. turn, upnol•ty. eUp covert antique rpr 642.,.812 The Communlti • Market Place. Cta .. lfted 842·1•7• CIDlllllDd 11 ..... CONVBNl•NT wtlelh•r you·re buy. Ing, H lllng, or Jull looklnv. ,cla11llltd hat wh•t you f\ffdl CU.SStftll!D ••2·8871 • /Ve, 'ff 41/e'fa t/oa ~/te A · GOOD ADI Call 642-5678