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Home My WebLink About1998-10-21 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMJ.AUNmEs SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 , 1998 :Parker • • • Special circumstances in slayings of five women, including three from Costa Mesa, mean death penalty hearing Nov. 2. JI \11 llt HAGIAl\I> DmyPb SANTA ANA-Jackie B1Ssonnette has waited t9 years -to the day -to hear the "guilty" verdict that was read by a Superior Court clerk Tuesday afternoon. After more than two hours of delib- erations, a jury convicted Gerald Park- er, 43 , of brutally murdering hve Orange County women and one unborn baby irl the late 1970s. The victims included Bissonnette's s1Ster, Debra-Lynn Senior, a 17-year-old Cos- ta Mesa resident who was killed.-Oct. 20, 1979. The Jury aJso found special circum- stances of rape and burglary in all six cases as well as~a multiple murder charge, •making Parker eligible for the death penalty. "That's what we've Wdited for 19 years for,• said Pamela Seruor, the vic- tim's mother. "I'm just really, really happy. This is a hurdle we just dread- ed." However, Debra-Lynn Seruor's fanuly and the families of Parker's oth- er victuns -including Costa Mesa residents Kimberly Gaye Rawlins, 21, and Marolyn Kay Carleton, 31 -sc').ld the ordeal is far from over. Prosecutor Michael Jacobs said he SEE PARKER PAGE A6 Figuri~g out a solution UCI math tutor Stade lran, left. works out basic math problems with Ensign Intermediate School ~tudents Erma Sandoval and Dalila Pena. Ensign t~toring program has UCI students helping out with math llUM '"' MASllM ~Pl'>I Money is available for low-achieving students to receive extra help and for gift- ed and talented students to keep excelling, but many average students get lost in the middle. But a tutonal program at Ensign Inter- mediate School in Newport Beach is try- ing to fill this void, especially in the area of math. With slate math standards on the rise, the school is offenng a voluntary program during lunch for students who want to reach a little higher. ·we want students to take the most challengirlg courses available,• sa1d Ensign Principal Allan Mucerino. "This isn't remediation. It's about challenging students to push themselves a little hdrd- er." ls it working? Of the l, 162 students dl Ensign, 260 are taking advantag • of the math pro- gram, m which they are tutored in small groups by VCI students. "Kids irl the middle cdn get lost,• Mucerino said. ·nus program is for the middle-class student to inspire them to move into that ehte cldss of bemg a high achiever." The collaborallon with UCI has existed for the past several years at Ensign About 92 uruversity students tutor Ensign students as pdrt of the math program or irl regular classrooms. Vniverstty students are expected to dedicate 50 tutonng hours as part of the program. "The average math ddss has 31 stu- dents,• Mucenno said. "Each extra adult you have m the class frees up the teacher to be able to spend more one-on-one time SEE TUTORS PAGE AS Character d~velopment ClllS Of 2000 'He loved her·and she· loved him' • In light of a student survey on ethics, some school district officials •gree more emphasis should be placed on morals in the classroom. 11U~l·IN MA'illNl .. • • Honesty means fairness and straightforward c;onduct and an adherence to the facts. It-is a noun Wtth thn.-c syllables. By adding an "ly" at fhe end, you tum it into an adJectlVe. Dishonesty ts the antonym, or opposite, of honesty. : At Killybrooke Elementary School, niw Prin· apal Mary Ann Gilbreth uses what she c4lls jirtucs of the month to teach those values and just about any other subject. ----• SEE ETHICS MGE AS ~ ma111bm of.._ Deily Pilot's CIUI Of 2000 were polled on elak$.....,.. .._ .. what Ibey bad to say: fGU-Oft•l'IUDINTS OtEA1WtG -.... I .. II.-.a ... time. 1bey'D talk *'> ..... --... tllcher'I not loOklng.· -..... .,, .. , ., . . . . : i ~ . : Father and his family cope with loss of 3-year-old daughter after he accidentally hit her with his car : W1th111 the safety of his brother's home, sur· i : 1oundcd hy family and friends, Jo c Lws GuU(•rrcz : of Costn MP a tric.c to cope with the reality that he ~ wtll n vcr <lgam s his little gul, who wa kdl<Xi i Monday mo tragic ocndcnt. l Thr ·Y •.u·old Mancela GutlNr z dil'd al Hoag : Ho p1ta1 from h ad m1uri after h •1 fa.th r acdd n· : tctlly ran over her whil trymg tb pa.rk his car on th I front lawn of thcu 18th Street home. i ··That how;e, which only days ago wa filled With : a btUe gul' laughter, has been abandoned by ; Gubl~rr z and h1 family, who prefer to tay across l ! SEE COPtNG MGI Al I . . ~- Gerald Parker was found ·.guilty Tuesday • of mur- dering five Orange County women in the late 1970s. District looks at zones by numbers •Some argue for redrawing. Corona del Mar trustee ared, which has the highest number of registered voters . . Ill,,.,, \1 '-''"' ~Plit NEWPORT· MESA -·There has been much ado about the importance of redrawmg the trustee zones m the Newport- Mesa ~chool dlstnct. rvtost of the push for redistnctmg has come from parents m Corona del Mar, which IS represented b\ school board member Serene Stokes One of the ma.in argument-. for red1stnctmg 1s that there are thousands more registered voters --mcorona del Mar, or I rustee Area 4, than .m other zone!> Although Area 4 has almost 11,000 more voters than anv oth- er zone, its total population and number of students arc not the highest. As of the 1996 census, there were 32,210 people hvmg in Area 4, compared with 37,520 people m Jun Ferryman's Ared 2 m Costa Mesa and 32,388 m Wendy Leece's Area 7. dlso m Costa Mesa. And m terms of the number ol students attendmg Area 4 schools, there are only 2,981, compared with 4,360 in FelT}- man's :zone and 4,405 m Leece ~ The number of students m Area 4 IS only 862 more studenb than Martha Auor's Newport Beach Area 3. even so school board candJ- date Tom Szulga said recii:.tnct- mg is a top pnonty of his cam- pd..lgn for the Area 5 school board seat, which is repre .... ented by board member Judy Franco, There are 1, 187 students m Fran- co s 1.0ne, which is next to the Corona del Mar zone Szulga said the two zones should be redrawn to mclude a more eqw· table nwnb<>r of studenb dnd voters. "There are 142°0 more stu• den~ m Arca 4 than 5, • Szulga said. "You also have two tunes a man}· registered voter . That JU t doc~n't c •m like fair reprc enta tion • · • I DEX QAS'Slff8) • -410 POUa FUS ---J.2 MUC llJ11C£S ..>. t 5P0K1'S -•-w ___ J7 WEATHER =~-='--: .• ..,., s.,.1 ~--c ,.-. .. ....... = Mllllf....... ... II A2 Wed~. Ociober21, 1998 local voices PUMPllll PITCH PETS Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil BRIEFLY I N I H.E NEW S Power outage hilc; parts of Costa Mesa A blown electrical c1rcu knocked out power to 5,00 home> in Costa Mesa for alxn an hqur 1\1esday night. Th" outage pnmanly cUtccte the southern and wei;tem p<1rts town, sctid police Lt. Tom Curtis Without electncity to run tru fie signals on Newport Boulevqrr drivers sat in a long be-up on th southbound Costa Mesa Fr1> way. Power was restored Wlth 45 minutes to an hour. Mall to scare up pancake breakfast South Coast Plaza is having Halloween pancake bredkfas from 8~30 to 11 :30 a.m . Sunda) 11 The Crystdl Court. The Fnends of Court Appoint ed Special Advocates and Chile Abuse Service 'Team and TI 1 Crystal Court are presentmo r event that will. include rm.1 from Craig 'N Co . trick-or-treats arts and c:rafts, ci\rruvul booths prizes and a pancake br{>ak.fdst The event will beneht abus(!( and neglected children. • For more information, cal (714) 780-8733. or (714) 435-21hO FOR THE RECORD DIANA MUl'lllti I DA.I Yr OT Mariah Murga, 2, kisses a baby rabbit held by Patsy Mitchell at the petting zoo at Eunice and Leo's Country Pumpkins on Bristol Street ln Costa Mesa. Petting the rabbit are Laur~ Barone, 3, ~enter, and Cadence Mitchell, 7. The patch, which features pony rides, traJn rides, a petting zoo and an array of pumpkins for sale, will be ln operation through.October. · · In the Oct. 16 story "Get- trng out of hann's way.· the addre!>s for Women I ielpmg Women. an agency lhdt aJCb battered dlld unpovcnshed women, should have been llsted a!> 711 W 17th St , Suite A-10, Costa f\.frsa . ; • EDfTOR'S NOTE: Do you or someone you • know have a landmark blrthday or anniversary : coming up? If so, we'd hke to Include it in our l Almanac call the information into the Readers Hotli~. (949) 642-6086; fax it to (949) 646-4170, • or mail it to the Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St.. Cos- ta Mesa 92627. You can also send photographs. but include a self-addressed, stamped envelope 1f you want them returned • ' BUSINESS UCENSES New busmess license information ,repor:ted-bf-.the cities of G ta Mesa and Newport Beach. COSTA MESA Dallman Archery, 2300 Fairview Road, sporting/athlellc goods Guvin Design StudJo, 2900 Bristol St., commercial arVgraphic : House Call Physicians Inc., 2900 Bristol ' St., management consulting services DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the iri.Ouence. These people have only been arrested on susp1oon of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA ocr.9 C~anken...43..Santar.u.1o1.-~-ocr. 10 Artemio Diaz-Esquivel. 24, Costa Mesa OCT.10 Hugo D. Enrlquez, 20, Costa Mesa ocr 11 Morgan F. Stewart, 18, Placentia OCT.12 Simon Zavala, 40, Costa Mesa OCT.15 Linda J Simmons, 37, Mssion Viejo OCT.16 ILMlllC BIRTHS Most recent births m Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. r_4EWPORT BEACH Jenruf er P Hudson, May 7 Megan E. Marteney, May 1 Emily s . Pixley, May 7 Marissa N. 1.i'otchie. May 7 Ashlyn M. Vanderhoof, May 7 Olivia L. Mcintyre, May 8 Justin R. Mlu:hnick._May 8 ·---~ Dolly Ostler, May 8 Brendan M. Pagani, May 8 Seth D. Martin. May 9 Russell M. Moline, May 9 Bryce L. Sablatura, May 9 Austin P Snuth, May 11 Jamie M. Troskie, May 13 DEATHS Kallenberger Associates, 245 Fischer Ave., management consulting services Pinot Provence. 686 Anton Blvd., eating places Nicholas M . Weinberger, 23, Costa Most recent deaths u reported to the Mesa Orange COWlly Reeorder's Office. Serv-Well LLC, 3033 Bnstol St., miscel- laneous home furniture stores 1 Triangle Square Investment, 1870 Har- bor Blvd., real estate agents/manage- ' ment NEWPORT BEACH Newport Ceramic Design, 202 Fern St, owner; ThadJus Daniels Newport Computer Group, 4208 River Ave., owner. Richard Cervantez N1chlson Construction Company, 1421 V1Sla Madera, owner; Thomas Nichol- son , The Original Pano Masters, 4591 Via , Bella Vista, owner Doyle Lau PSW Drywall, 32052 Lazy Glen Lane, ' owner. Peter S. White · : Pwt liading, 4540 ca:mpus Drive, own- er: Akio.Kawase NEWPORT BEAOf OCT.11 Lawrence J. Orourke Jr .. 60, Newport Beach OCT.14 Jonathan A. Bristol, 21, Newport Beach OCT.15 Jeannie Ahmadi. 41. Corona del Mar OCT.15 Mark Walhimer, 34, Laguna Beach OCT.16 Dennis A Bloss, 49, Whittier OCT.17 James C. Ellis, 22, Santa Paula OCT.17 nina D. Maxwell. 26, Irvine OCT.18 Betty L. Garvey, 49, Eureka OCT.18 John D. O'Leary, 4'2, Huntington Beach BEAQEBS HOTLINE new1 stones. 1llustr.t100S, edtto- rial matt« or ~lstments (949) 642-6086 Record your comments 1botrt here1n can be reproduced With the Dally Pilot or news tips out written permission of copy· right owner. AOQRESS Our address IS 330 W Bay St., ttOW TO REACH US Costa~ Cahf. 92627. Orculadon 11tOMAS H. JOHNSON. The Times Or1nge Co.1nty C()MECDQHS Publisher It is the Pilot's polt<y to prompt· {800) 25l·9141 WIWAM L08DIU.. Advertising COSTA MESA James E. Grose, 92, JuJy 20 Margaret E. Sedy, 61, J uJy 20 James J. Snodgrass, 67, July 21 Susan H. Harris, 51, July 23 Norma J. Huffman, 81, July 25 Alexander R. Zeleznick, 30, July 26 CORONA DEL MAR Edith K. Scott, 94, July 18 Thelma C. Strickler, 85, July 22 Robyn L. Patterson, 42, July 21 NEWPORT BEACH Marilyn C. Walley, 53, July 17 Gladys S. W~n .. 78, July 17 James J. Berukoff, 75, July 22 Paul Haboian, 69, July 20 Branch Kerfoot, 73, July 23 Barbara F. Parker, ?7, July 22 WEITH El TEMPERATURES to 14 knots by the Balboa afternoon. 75159 Corona del Mar T10ES 69159 TODAY Costa Mesa First low 79158 3.50 a.m 1.5 Jack N. Frost, 66, July 20 MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to tbe Orange County Recorder's office. CORONA O£l MAR • Cecil W. Ratliff 1lnd Glen R. Minert, married May 20 in Santa Ana COSTA MESA • Caleb T Osborne and Antaurcs R. Sambrook, married April 25 in Anaheim •Christopher C. Linn and Tasha J. Wills, married May 2 in Santa Ana • Pedro M. Albertan and Erendira E. Eli· gio. married May 9 in Costa Mesa • Roy D. Budlman and Heather A. Slade, manied May 16 m Cambna • David J. Dahlberg and Joanne L. Hughes, married May 16 in Corona del Mar • Richard J. Hua and Diane L. Gray, married May 16 in Costa Mesa • J eftrey D. Hughes and Melissa M. Mlller, married May 16 in Irvine • Jesus R. Martinez and Efijenia s. Reyes, married May 16 m Santa Ana • Alan D. Radcliffe and Jennifer M. Kerns, married May 16 in Buena Park • Cain K. Tran and Thao N. Nguyen, married May 16 in Laguna Hills • Ted M. Williams and Mary Jayne Hense, married May 16 m Dana Point • Nareth V. Worlika.r and Chetna Patel, married May 16 in Calabasas • Howard 1Sang and Manderly W. Ho, married May 19 m Santa Ana • David H. Neuman and Chrystal A. ntfany, manied May 20 in Costa Mesa • Luis G. Chirlchigno and Laura A. McGee, married May 21 in Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH • Robert A. Scbwenk and Kelly A. Ford, married May 15 in Newport Beach SUIF •James F. Andreae and Janet Jennings, mamed May 16 m Newport Beach •Jon B. Biel and Rhonda L. Taylor, mar· ried May 16 in Newport Beach • David L. Davis and Jeanne M. Tkach, married May 16 in Laguna Beach • Michal J. Garber.; and Lone A. Cock- lin, mamed May 16 rn lrvine • Gilbert N. Kruger anrl Penelope Pannes, married Mdy 16 m t:agund Beach . • Michael G. Long and AliCJa W, Rich , married May 16 in Dana Point • Neil Williams and Shannon J. Suel, mamed May 16 in M~nteiey · •Raymond J. Yates and Jill S. Roemer, married May 16 in Corona del Mar • Daniel M . Sherby and Jennifer L Webb, married May 17 m Huntington Beach REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Recent real estate transaction -us report· ed by the Aoaom Data Quick Product!\ Group COSTA MESA 406 E. 20th St., $240,000 P.O Box 17164, $384,000 152 Monte Vista Ave .. $235,000 229 Santa lSdbel Ave., $325,000 970 Oak St, $199,000 2531 Alder Lane, $'179,000 269 Del Mar Ave., $276,000 543 V1ctoria St. F, $175,000 1601 Dove St. 292, $425,000 39f Ralcam Place, $210,000 NEWPORT BEACH 324 Apolena Ave., $650,000 202 Abalone Ave., $600,000 1015 E. Balboa Blvd., $800,000 1711 Plaza del Sur, $400,000 175-4 E. Ocean Blvd., $400,000 POLICE TIPS It's shaping up to be • pretty good d1y • Any vehicle mowing slowly and without lights or following a course that appe~rs 1imless or repet1t1ve is suspicious Ckcu- 1t the beach -cool pants may be wing for places to rob or burglarize. winds, nice water • Apparent business transactions conducted from a ~hlcle, temperatures, especially •round schools or parks and 1f juveniles are involved. pe•ky, fun sets We could mean possible drug sales. ly correct all errors of substanc. have • western 91 Editor Clnsifled {949) 642-5678 First high • Persons being forced into vehlcles -especia~ If they are Please call (714) 574-4233. Newport Beach swell every 11 sec· .. STEV!~ 01s.pll)' (949) 642-4321 75159 9581.m 54 juveniles or females -may mean a ~ble ki napping • Man191ng Ed1tof fY[ Editorial Second low onds for w•ist-to Record the hcense plates and call po "'· TINA llCMtGATTA, The Newport hl<h'Costa Mesi News (714) s.40-1224 Newport Com. • shoulder-high sets. AsSisant MAN9lfl9 fdrtor Dat!t Piiot (lJSPS-144-800) IS Sports (949) 642-4330 69159 4·40p.m. 0.3 The points ind reek •The •band<?"ed ~h1cle ~rked on your block may be stolen. . WSTAClA All:E8ERG, pu !Shed Mondi)' through Sat· Second high City Editor urdlY In Newport Beach Ind NeW5, Sports F1ic (949) 646-4170 10:51 p.m 4.2 should get some Contact parking control with a lkense plate number. E·matl'. dailyp!lotOtarthllnk.net SURI' FORECAST SRVEE'AMES, Costa Mesa, wbsalptions ,,.. .. THURSDAY sets over head high. • Place gravel outside Windows where you're concerned about PMws Editor only wailable by subsaibl~ Miiin Off'lc.e LOCATION SIZE First low We have • north· ROGER CML50N. ~ Tlme5 Orlf\ge County ( ) BUSltleSI Off'io {949) 642-"'321 Wedge 4-7 swlrfw prowlefl. The noise of ~ stepping on it will serve to Sports EdrtOr 252 9141. tn ertlS outside of 8usiness Fu (949) 611-5902 Newpon l-6 sw/rlw 4:131.m. 18 west b«kground •lert you MMCMM'nN, Newport S.ac.h Ind eon. Mw. First high wind swell giving Blackles 2-6 swfnw • Sftmingly lnnoc.nt activities may be crimes in progress. Be a Photo Editor tubsaipt!On' to the Daily Piiot Publ.wdby ...,. River JWyl-6 sw/nw 10·22 1.m. 54 ldded body to our LV. ESOlA. only lt't w1illble by m•ul fo< Tin. Community~ Second low w.ves. looking OOod neighbor, be observant and watch for unusutl wt1vlt¥ I Ols.pll)' Advertislng S 10 per month Second dau •Tunes MJrror Company ~ CdM 2-5 swlnW 5:15 p.m. 0.4 ~ Plid at Costa Mesi, CA. . ahead, things are • A rlMdential window wtth a ~fl bfe.tt ln ft may mean 1 MOY OOTING, CPrkes lndudt 111 lt)Pl.able Second high OllSllfied Adllettising 80Al*G pretty quiet. Have • burg!My has occurted. Clfl J>OIKe 1'!'"*1iately LANA IONIGON. sate Ind local t.u.s) POSTMAS· ~G.~. 11:31 p.m. 31 nke d1Y wMtewr Tl": ~ lddra dlloges to P'restdlrn ll!d CEO Morning wtnds at 10 • ~entering °' lffving • buMneu place aft« hour1 could Promotions The~ IHdVCoN Mesa ludtdll. IC.,.._ you go and wNltev· PMMOOstWt, Datfy Piiot. P.O. lox 1560. Cost.1 Vrce President, General ~ knots becoming w.st er you do. =.~Ian SafetY try to note lnY vehicles involved and c11ll Chl.f Flnanclal Offt<.er Melt. CA. 92626 CopyriOht: No ., .. '""* '!' ,.. rtgMJ 1--...d to southWftterly at 8 • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday, 0c1ober 21, 1990 A 3. Did horsi~g around contribute to pollution? D id you ever. ee the movie • ·sambi Meets Gocb.illa?" Several years ago, the local chapter of the Surfrider Foundebon look on The Irvine Co. It was just like the movie. Concerned about chdflges m ocean water quality !>mcc the construction of the Pelican Hills Goll Course, Bambi ca.me into the meeting with an outraged expression. Godzilla brought out its experts, who opened theu- briefcases. Stomp. Out of the briefcases came all sorts of documents showing that the goll course could in no way be blamed for any pollution. The real cuJpnts -il was like a moment out of Perry Mason - were hundreds of horses ~raiing for years and years, creating tons of horse manure that was run- ning into the Paohc Ocean. Horse manure? U that's the BEACH NOTES chrisJio carney nancy gordner case, then the two of us are respo.nsible for the pollution of our coastal waters. In 1953, With our friend Ann Broenng, we slid down one side of Morning Canyon and climbed up the other into what would eventually become Cameo Shore~ but back then was noth- ing but wild oats and mustard. Wandering around in this wilderness, we found two "wild" horses and spent the next two weeks taming them with Quaker Cots direct from the box, only to find out they weren't wild at all bul owtted by Al Beltran, who ledsed the land -from Corona del Mar to Crystal' Cove -from The rrvme Co. A frustrated cowboy, he sat in a webbed chair under an umbrella every weekend oharg- ing a dollar a car to people going · to the beach jUSt so he could keep his beloved horses · Soon we persuaded Al to sell us one of the horses for $60 ($20 apiece) and board 1t for $8 a month. A kinder, more patient man cannot be imagined Within two weeks of buying Ebony (A more appropnate name would have b<.>en Fred), Al's pasture was overrun with kids. Within t'l year there were more than 30 kids dild horses. AJ was knee- deep in kids every day, and nev- er once lost his temper. J iis pie- VlOUS work as d school bus driver was good t.rairung We promptly formed a club, the Centdurs, and our fust acllvi- ty was the Fish Fry Parade We called to find out lf equestna n groups were pdrt of the parade and were unmed.iately extended an inVltallon. • . The sponsors were obviously expecting some vroup with matching hor.es and silver- trtmmed saddles. What they got was a bunch of kids riding bare- back and holding up a h41ld- pdinted sign. To its credit, the Lions Club not only let the Cen- taurs m the parade, they invited us back the next year. When not parading, we av- eng~d Brookings 5 & 10 for satin ribbon, wruch we glued to milk bottle caps as awards fo(' our horse shows. When we got off ow horses, Al nught pile us m the back of his pickup for a tnp to Kau Kau Komer and rn-cent hamburgers or even to the horse dUctions 1f someone needed a horse And once a year we'd have our annual ride from the pasture to Irvine Park, a trek hard to imagine Ul the built-up world of today. It ~as an 'idyllic part of our childhood -a horse, plenty of ~and and beach on which to nde. and no parents We wish every child could have that opporturuty. Of course Addm and Eve couldn t stay in the Garden, and neith.er could we. Two thing!> causeo the change. One was that we grew up. Boys, Jobs, educa- tion -au !;Orts of things cut down on pasture time. And Al met a redhead It probably · wouldn't rdlse much of an eye- brow among toddy's kids, but divorce was still a ranty in those days. and when Al brought his new wife to the pasture, a certain innocence WdS lost. Eventually, Al's ledse ran out. and a.newer. more affluent group took over the pasture, which . became an equ~tnim center. Then Crysl.41 Cove State Park WdS established, and the horses were finally given the boot. But all that horse mdnure from all those hundreds of grazing hor~cs WdS still there. If the C0<1stal Corrurus::.10n ever hnds out, we re done for. • OtRISTIN CARNEY and NANCY GARDNER live 1n Corona del Mar Their column runs Wedn"esdays E mail thf!m at SPEZ20AOprod1gycom With new Harbor Center OK'd, time to move forward BRIE F LY Library offering Halloween events • Developer will break ground on project n ext month, while neighbors vow to make sure site conditions are enforced. E11..,1 G11 lk:lf Pio! . COST~ MESA -The City Council's approval of the Harbor Center design Monddy night end- ed a montru>-long effort to resolve some residents' concerns about the project. • A group of College Park re.<>1- dents who have opposed the pro- 1ect because of noise and trathc concerns did not get the redesign they wanted but they did get a number of concessions from the developer The> issue has forced planning commt'>sioners and council members to balance qual- ity of We concerns wllh the desire to redevelop a "blighted• -shop- ping center and increa<;e tdx rev- enue. ICI Oevelopmert Co. President Home Depot had sent out last Scott Bell had proposed building week soliciting their help. Home a $55 million •power~ retdtl com-Depot's letter had cited job oppor-· plex anchored by Home Depot tunHies, sales tax and improve- and Lucky supermarket on the ment to the center as reasons to site of the oldest shopping center support the project. m the city. The Harbor Center, Several residents who support- built in 1958, hds suffered from a ed the plan said they thought the light of businesses and nusmd'n-developer had done enough to agement by property owners who mitigdte concerns But others, have tned for years to sell the such as Marilyn and George Lin- center, said Donald Lamm, dendu, said those concessions deputy city manager-develop-were merely •aand-Alds " ment seTVlces "The pnmary objection we "I'm glad they decided that have was with the locabon," way," said Jack Ross Cosld Me~a George Lmdenau said. · Chamber of Commerce hoard The project had nearly 60 con- member. ·Tue chamber believes ditions of approval unposed on it that it's good for busmess dlong ·as of Monddy. Almost 20 of those Harbor Boulevard. It's good for cond1bons hdve been added to Costa Mesa in general because it the project since August. The upgrades a detenornte>d, decayed council added several more Mon- or run-down, or jU6l outdated and diiy rughl that council members neglect1?d center into something I Libby Cowan dnd Joe Erickson that is more up to ddle, modern had negotiated with Bell. and useful.• "W<:! were hoping they would A good number of l lome slop the project.• said College Depot supporters also attended l Dnve rec;1dent Tdmar Goldman Monday's meeting, most of whom I "Instead, they helped to get addi- were spurred by the 7,000 letters I uonal modtf1callons, and we're r---------, I I ---~~~~. I advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. COIT's ~==:;;;;;;;:;::... ___ .:__J professional cue and personal attention co detail as ures you the finest results possible; and wt guarantee it! I I I I I I : All Services: I I I • CARPET CLEANING I I • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ~ I • AREA AUG CLEANING I I . AIR DUCT CLEANING I I I L _,,,,... • ..,.°"-Ollr't• w.. ~ . I ---------P . . grateful for that • Those modJficallons mcluded a 14 -foot masonry wall near the site designated for future develop- ment, 24-hour serurity. relocating the trnsh compactor to inside the loadmg well and haVlng forklift backup beepers turned off m cer- tain situations 1f allowed by safety idW'i Bell had already agreed to building d landscaped berm between the residents and homes, enclosing and moVUlg the ma.in Home Depot loading dock dlld offenng 10 neighbors au-con- ditioning and double-paned win- dows. Bell said although the process was •painful" for tum, he thought 1t wc1s reclsonable and necessary. 'I'm very happy, -Bell scud "1'low my JOb 1s to make sure the m1ttgdllon measures will work and make sure they're imple- mented." Now that the pro1ect hds been approved, many residents' con- cerns have shifted to how the con- . dibonS an<l millgabon measures will be enforced The council ruled Mondiiy thdl an annual review of the project I s. houl<l tdke pldce to make sum all phases of the opcrdtion aw meet- ing establl.shed gwdelines. Bell expects to start bwldmg the sound walls in two weeks and break ground m Novemb<.'r so construction will he completed by this time next year ·I hope we can demoli-.;h the old Harbor Center lind have a proud new center tor the next century,· Bell said Parents looking tor Hal- loween events Cdn trv Mesa Verde Library on Thursday for a story an<l craft progra~ The event, geared toward duldren dges 5 to 12. \"ill include spooky stone.., dlld a crdf t program m which chil- dren will make masks. The program lasts trom 3:30 to 4:30 p.m . ae the hhrdry, 29 9 Mesd Verde Dnve East, Costa Mesd; $4.95 Connection! (S.,vc o .. cr s20.oo} Order HBO or Cinemax today and receive 1/2 otl your first month of service. HURRYI OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 2• (711') 5"2-6222 ~ !?..~~~~!!.! Ofk.t gooJ for One' outlet in 1UYKnhk: ll~ only O\hn J 12 A 4 Wednesday, October 21, t 998 ·Mesa North efforts to prevent crime is a . group project • Cleanup , crime hotline part of committee's pro~ gram to make area the safest in Costa Mesa. El.i'f Ga E Doti,._ COSTA MESA -A group of Mesd North residents 1s on a roll with efforts·ro improve the safety of the neigtJborhood. The group has JUSt completed a cleanup project and is planrung a cnme hotline. Larry Weichman, head of Mesa North's Crune Pre· ventlon Committee, has also requested that the City Council consider funding a pilot project that would provide Mesa North with 24-hour private security. Some Mesd North homeown- en, pay for 40-hour-~-week secu· nty m thetr neighborhood. The crime prevention committee's goat is to reduce crime in the neighborhood even more. ·Our motto is, 'One crune is one cnrne too many,'" Weichman said. . The comnuttee hopes the city will help fund the pilot project for three months and, 1f it works, to have residents take over its fundmg. Mesa North is m the seventh- sa1esl reporting dlstrict m the city. The re~1<.lents would like to be No. 1, Weichmdn said. Another crone-reduction pro- gram thdt the group is planrung i& a crime hotline. The plan is to offer up to $2,500 for the arrest and conviction Of criminals m the Mesa North Mea. · At the most recent councH meeting, Weichman also recog- nized fellow residents and police . officers who helped clean up an apartment complex on Coolidge and Fillmore streets as part or a commuruty pnde projed. •1 tlunk the results were excel· lent,• Weichman said. Residents and officers lilied eight to 10 large trash bins with refrigerdtor&, couches, tree limbs and other trash, said John Feeney, crime prevention com- mittee member. The group spent Saturday cleanmg. pruning and hauling trash. Feeney had much praise for police officers, including Sgt. Dave Andersen, who helped out on the project. The Police Depart· ment has joined with the Mesa North Crime Prevention Commit- tee to help it meet goals. •J'm not easily impressed, and I was impressed with the Costa Mesa Police Department,· he Sdid OBITUARY Laurence C. Johnson Ldurence C. Johnson, d 36- year resident of Newport Beach and founder of the Newport Beach Tenms Club, died Monday of lung cancer. He was 66. Mr. Johnson held sales and marketing pos1tJo~ in the res1- dential and recreational develop- ment industries. Jn 1965, he con- ceived the 1ded to build the New- port Bedch Tennis Club and, in partnership with George Hol- stein, maintained an ownership mterest m the pro1ect for 20 yedrs Mr. Johnson was a member of the Order of Titans, dO Illinois 'Wesleyan Univeri,1ty Honordry Sooety He ctho wai, ct past presi- dent of the Rancho Scm JOdqwn Goll Course Men's C lub in lrvine. Mr. Johnson was one of d group who buiJt Sunny Hills Rctc- quet Club w Fullerton. fie served on the Build.mg Industry Associa- tion bodrd and, pnor to his illness, was a mortgage broker. Mr. Johnson is survived by his wife of 43 yecJ/S, Carole; d daugh- ter, Christine of Milan, ltaly; and two grcUldddughters. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday. at St. Mdfk Presbytendll Church in Newport Beach. In lieu of Dowers, donations may be mdde to Hoag Cancer Center or the St. Mark Presbyter- idn Church memorial fund B e autify Your Yard! • I .a.nd.~pe 1ksign • Sl.oncwotk. 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He said he was concerned that the canopy trees would bJock signl and hurt already-euffering buaineaet. Several buslMll ownen W wntten Jetten to tbe COUDdl urg- ing it to li8conlider the dedllor>' Costa Mesa Cbember al Cclm· merce President Ed Pawcett Mid in a letter to the council that it would be (( • lerio\al affront. to businesses if tbe coWK'il pro- ceeded wi.tb the decision with- out allowing merchants to voice their oplnions on the matter. PROGRAM WOULD HELi' RECRUrT EL TORO MERGHftRS -A program to help displaced. firefighter& at El Toro · MatiJie Corps Air Station was unani- mously approved by the council. The firefighters will be out of work effective July 1, 1999, said Councilman Guy Monahan. Tbe program allows the city to develop a foc:uMd rec:ndtineJll of tbe lrdigbtetl by 81tablishin9 an~ tilt that the oty could' maw from, •'Jbil ta a great way for UI to help the ftieftghten ol El Toro who are ~ at unemploy· meot and at the same time for Costa MeM to gain some qual1· tied and experienced person- neL • Monahan said. 1be council did not approve a propou.l to give the firefighters a 5% bbost to their test scoreii for experience. HIRING Of FAIRVIEW PARK MANA"ciER POSTPONED The council postponed <;on-. sidering ttce hiring of a Fa~ew Park project manager until the Nov. 2 council meeting. The council had adopted a 9 million master plan. in De,em. ber. The project manager woUld be responsible for secunng grants to help fund improve. ments to the park. The council did adopt policies for implementation of tbe master plan. The policies set up a process for reviewing and approving various elements of the plan as they are achieved. The council continued look- ing at an agreement to hire Robert G. Fisher and Assoctates for $60,000 a year at the rate of $100 an honr. Fisher is the coun- ty's former director of harbors, beaches and parks. -Compiled by Elise Gee New center treating female alcoh olics to h old fund-raiser Sunday in Costa Mes in Orange County geared toward womt'.Jl provides 10 days of nonmedical detoxil1catlo The brunch will be held from 11 a m to p.m. Tickets are $25 and tax-deductible. r Yellowstone Step House for Women, d de toxificabon center for alcoholics, will hold a Cund-raismg brunch Sunday to announce the grand opening of its new center at 154 Bay St. in Costa Mesa. Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & D inner A Taste of New Orleans will be prepared by Christopher Blake, author of ~cooking For and With Alcoholics." Attendees will enJOY authentic New Orleans cuisine and lave jazz. more 1nlormauon, call 646-4494. . 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"To learn to read and write, students need good character.• The school's focus on character education seems to be reinforced. by a recent survey by the Marina del Rey-based Josephson Insti- tute of Ethics. In the survey of 20,000 middle and high school students, about half admitted to shoplifting in the past year dlld up to 70% admitted to cheating on tests in the same period. "I think this study shows that there has to be a strong emphasis Valmble lessons? Do Newport-Mesa I schOols need to emphmize cn.recter men in their teach- ings. •nd tf SO, how shouad It be done 1 C.11 our ~Hotline at (949) Ml· 6086 or tend .mall to dai- lypilotOearthlink.net . Include the spelling of your name and hometown. on character education,• Gilbreth sa.id. "But there has to be a strong connection between the home and the school. The schools can't do it alone." Other findings in the gloomy report show that 31 % of students don't feel that their school helps them develop strong character and 34 % felt their teachers were not strong ethical examples to them School board member Wendy Leece said the study confinns what she has been f>tressmg about the unportance of chaTdcter education, "We ranked our pnonties as a d1stnct, and deferred mainte- nance kept corrung up," Leece said. "Character educat:ton was important but it was not seen as urgent. As long as deferred main- tenance 1s more important than character education, we'll have these problems " Leecc placed some blame on the Amencan Civil Liberties Union for intimidating teachers from taaching about ethics, morality and religion m the class- room. · "They've made the classroom a vacuum to where dassrooms are atheistic.becauf.e of the myth of separation of church and state," she said "It's gomg to take · cowage to stand for what's nght and wrong." Leece stud the vi.rtues are fur- ther devalued by modem history books, which say the behavior at "Woodstock is OK and that George Washington 15n'l really that great" School board member Serene • .. Wedn sdoy, October 21, 1998 AS I AROUND 1. Send AROUND TOWN i1~ to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. 8dy St., TOWN ·r,.._.llk..,._ .... i .. • lollnto read cnl lrile,'studenls need ....... " Mary Ann Glbwd• !Clllybrooke Elemeutafy School principal · Costa Mesa 92627; fa>e them t o 646 j 4170; or call 540-1224, ext 228 A com· 1 plete listing of Around Town can be found at www l11t1rMS c<>m'pilot. i ! TODAY i Stokes said she agrees thtit the ! "A Personal View of CaJlfornla," distnct needs to place a stronger i a watP.rcolor exhibit by Richtird emphasis on character education. l Thomsen, w1U be on displdy M It's a very serious problem/ ~ through Oc:t. '31 at the Newport Stokes said. •several of us on the I Beach Ce ntral Library foyer. 1000 board want to put a program in I Avocado Ave. For morn informo· place. lt'snotonlytheparents, but • tiQn, call {!l49) 717-3801. · it also bothers students when they ! . see others cheating on tests/ ! The N.etworke"rs will meet'from Al least at Killybrooke, stu-j 11 45 a .m to 1 pm. at the Co::>ta dents are alreddy getting a heavy Mesa Golf and Countrr Club, dose of character educabon with 1701 Golf Course DnvP.. Adm.i~- their lessons. sion is $12 dnd mcludt:>s lune h. •rt you don't keep addressing For more mtonnallon, cdll 885- il, it's not going to stick with stu-9093. denls, • Gilbreth said. •And H's not a separate thing by itself. All of the skills in language d.Tts can be addressed with this focus.• Robert Vollmer, a flnandtl mvestm~nl ~xpert with Curren ~ Comµ~my, will pre.sent a fr_ noon program titleu "Six Way Retirees Ruin Theu f'lnances (and How to fiic them)" at the NeWp<)lt Beach Central Library, 1000 Av~ cado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801 Senior consultant Bob Brennan w1ll lt>ttd d fren ct iscuss1on of re\·erse mortgages tor seniors 62 and m:er dt 3 pm at Bayside Vil· la gc, 300 E. Coa:.t Hrghway, Newpc>rt Bnach ror. more in.for- mation, C:dll 723-0233. Body-rmage Improvement F~male Power will be presented at 5:30 p.m at Coast Consulting, 180 NPwporl Cenh;r D'nve, N ew- port Beach. $25 For more mfor· mation, Crtll (94q) 720-8437 RESPONSES people were cheating in there. It's stupid because it's not helping you. I don t get real upset il people cheat on qwzzes. • -Ali- son Arnold, 16 IS IT EVER OK TO LIE? CONTINUED FROM A 1 , HOW DOES IT MAKE YOU FEEL WHEN YOU SEE THEM CHEATI "It's not the same as studymg and getting the real grade you deserve. It'll lead to bad things later on down the road." - Diana Glrgis ·1rs their loss. U you don't challenge yourself, there's no reason to even be in the class It's about learning how to work and getting down to business. That's what's important to ;f -........ !,' I ··. .. -. -" • I ... I&. . ;~ me " -Zack Gelbau.m, 16 Zack Gelbawn ·u the person cheats, they'll have to tdke tl\e consequences. In ·the long run, it'll affect them." -Nikko Gallardo ·1 look the PSAT Saturday morning and "It's not fair to the other people who are trying hard and study for their test. There's people sitting to the left and right of you asking questions. It could get you in trouble. You never learn that way. If you. cheat once. you'll cheat again, and it'll catch up to you sooner or later.• -Kristin Marie Sltzer "Well, I feel they weren't prepared for the test. Sometunes it mclkes me mad when they ask me because I studied and they're trying to chedl off Sean Rorden of me." -Sean Rorden • 1 prefer thdl people tell me the truth and it's the same with others. The truth is the best way It's important that you • not lie to yourself.• -Zack Gelbaum "It shouldn't be, but a lot of people do anyway." -Nikko Gallardo ~ ~ ., . •. ~ . ..l _.._ "No, because it's moral- ly wrong lo lie Little lies I guess aren't lhdl bad 1f you're not hurting some- one else, like t.f you want Alison ~old to save someone from being hurt." -Alison Arnold •No. Everyone should be truthful with oth- ers or you're not a true fnend. You want to know what's really happerung. It's not fair to the other person who's being bed to. In the long run, it also catch.es up to you. U you lie once . you'll have to keep on lymg to cover it up so it's better lo Just be honest • -Kristin Marie Sttzer TUTORS CONTINUED FROM A 1 ence student at the wliversity. The program at Ensign has helped put her put into practice many of the ~d development th~ories she is learning time," Blair said. ·And all the stu- dents have differe nt methods of ledITUilg • in her relatively short time as a math tutor, Blair swd she has already experienced the JOY of watching the light go on as a stu- dent understands a new concept. "I was working with a girl who was having some difficulty with long diVlSion, • Blarr said. ·we kept doing more and more and by the end of the third or fourth problem, she started domg them on her own. I felt Wee I had helped her out." with the students." Jamie Bla.lr. 21, is a sooal sci- "It's teaching me how to explain thirigs to people who may be learning them for the very first • F~ll Service Catering • Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling M ariachis ~ Margarit<l &.Cerveza Bar . -.,. Party Trays To Go~ • Enchiladas • Taqu1tos l • • Tacos • Tamales ' 'i • Guacamole • Salsa '# AND MORE! 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Lawyers m Ute multiple mur- der tnal wrapped up UwLT cases with closing argwrients Tue$day mom.mg. . • • The cctse' has drtlwn much media attention, pnmarily b<'cause Parker is accused of attempting to kill b1annc1 D'Aiello Green and murdenng her unborn child -a crime for wluch her husband, Kevin Green, w,1s orig1- nally conVJcted. Green spent 16 yed.r!> in state pnson helore being released m 1996, aftPr DNA evi- dence lmked Parker "to the inct- DISTRICTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 Franco ~did the school board is planmng to address Ute issue dt dJl upcoming meeting "I Uunk it would be more of . un issue u the zonP onJy elected within itself,• Frdnco said "But we are elected by the whole dis- tnc:t. • 15J€jfou c,p To 50%off •Area Rugs • Selected Wool Carpets HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn 10·6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St Costa Mesa www rugsandcarpets.com dent. In his statement, Jacobs said the facts in dll soc cases would prove Parker acted with specific intent to kill the women, repeat· edly denouncing the dcfonse's claun that the killings were not mtenbonal because Parker was heavily intoxicated. "They're attorneys, not magi- cians,• he said. "It's check.mate, and the defendant hdS no way out H .iacobs showed picture from the cnrne scenes and said the fatal blows to the head -which Parker said was only to knock VlC- tims unconsoous -got IDcredS· ingly severe with each crime. "It must be difficult for you to . believe someone could corrurut thes(l horrendous crimes JUSt for ·sexual· gratification," Jacobs told the Jury. "But what's not going to be d1fhcult 1s to resolve them.''• Defegse attorney David Zim- merman tned to convince the juty that Parker only wCinted to rCipe the women, not kill them. Because he was so intoxicated, Parker did not realize how hard he was hilting them, Zimmerman argued. Stok,es, who is being chal- lenged m the Nov. 3 election by teacher Kathy Schwan, swd the voters within her zone are also concerned about the potential for growth within the chslnct. Both Bonita Canyon and New- port Coast will be m Area 4. "I thmk people are looking dt it in terms of the number of reg- istered voters." Stokes said. "But they are also concerned about the future growth. H He told the Jury that Parker should be found guilty of secondr degr c murder, which means he act d reckl sly but didn't delib- erately kill. "W(l don't have premeditcttion or de!Jberabon. We have intoxica- tion,• Zimmerman said. "It sounds like diminished capacUy to m<'. It doesn't sound like fust- degrec mwder." Senior, an Estancia J hgh School graduate, was living m a Costa Mesa apartment while working full-time for a printing compdl1y when Parker entered her home through the bathroom Wl.ndow, raped and murdered her. Bissonnette said she remem- bers her sister bemg scared of Parker, who authorities were labeling the "Thumper" because of the blunt instrument he used. The night before she ctied, she ldlked about moving back home with her parents. While it took 19 years to get to this point, Bissonnette said time has not ea!>ed the pdin for those dffect<'d by the brutallty. "It doesn't matter tf it's one year or 19," she said. "It doesn't ~JO dWdy.H To the .redrawing board? Should the Newport-I Mesa school district zon~ be redrawn? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilotOearth- link.net . Leave the spelling of your name and city of resi- dence. @or1_Y,~~1~' ~:~9~~::u:;ompany You • Sexual harassment policy Deal •Violence in the workplace concerns With •Management/employee 'relations Lop r R sourc s (D49) H.+4-<)H2G "Consulrinf) j(-Jt th<' \t\'orkplocc"' Fax (940) <>44-945<1 2000 NEWPORT BLVD. • (949) 631-2110 Our Move to 2196 Harbor Blvd. (the old Sizzler) will happen in December. •• 1998 Newport Beach/Costa tv\eso Doily Pil COPING CONTINUED FROM A 1 the street with thelf reldtive. Only bdd mcmoric'> and the sting of pain occupy the house. "We still cdn't believe that this has happened. My brother feels terrible,• said Martha Guberrez, who said Jose was too distrdught to s~ak to reportPr~ Tuesday. "He hdsn't been able to sleep or eat. All he thinks about 1s tus little girl.'' The nightmare that would eventucllly envelop the family dnd change their lives occurred Monday evening when Mariceld was accidenldlly hit by a car dn- ven .by her father, who didn't see Martceld sitting on the gra~s Police are ruling the death accidental and say they don't plan to file charges. Iromcally, the family was sup- posed lo move out lc.1st month after their landlord told them they had to go. but they weren't able to find a ho US<'. "He's be<>n beating tumsell up about it,· Martha said. "He keeps saying, 'Mdybe if J hdd found a house llus wouldn't have hap- pened '" Despite the agony, the fanuly is ttying to be strong -there are arrangPments to be made and the rest of the family has to be mfonned about the death. "ArMd this lime we shcdd have been making plans for her bl1hday that would have been on the 31st of this month: Mwtha Ciuden'ez Sister of Jose Luis Gutierrez In the small apartment, a fami· ly member' discussed the funeral arrangements with Martha. "Have you spoken to the priest? And what about the coffin?• ' But as the family struggled with the arrangements there were more questions than Cinswers. The only sure thing is that she will be buried Thursday "We've never had to deal with thtS sort of thing,• Martha said, her face pale with sadness. "We're not sure of the cost or any- thing. Around Uus time we should have been making plans for her birthday that would have been on the 31st of Uus month.• In the living room Maritela's brothers -Luis, 13, Mario, 12, and Pablo, 7 -watched teleVl- sion with their cousins while eat- ing candy that their aunt gave them in hopes that it wouJd some- how ease the pam. "They are suffering greatly,• she said. "One minute they're playing and then the next they're crying. They've been terribly ~ affected by the death of their st ter" Gutierrez and his daught bad a very sped.al relationslu fncnds said. Because she was only daughter and th~ young he paid special attention to her. •He took her everywher When he worked nights be t care of her during the day w his wile worked. Whatev Maricela wanted Maricela got. she told rum she wanted McDo ald's, he took her, if she wanted toy he bought it. He loved h and she loved him," Martha sai bearrung, as if for a moment sh had forgotten about the tragedy. Outside the apartment buil ing where the family is stayi.n neighbors gathered around vendor to buy fruit and talk abo the accident ·we saw him afterward. H was crying and banging is hea against the floor where she wa rut,• said one woman who ctid n want to give her name. "Poo man, what an awful thing to hap pen" •she was so beautiful,• Sdl Adela Urabe, the family's next door neighbor. "They always Sdl1 she was her father's eyes. "I just hope the police don't d1 anything to him," Urabe said a she looked at the neon-gree spray paint on the grass tha detailed were Maricela's bod Jay. "I mean, who would want t kill theit daughter?• Lori LoltMa la ... FounW of et. SOI .... Ulfamla °"""'a.. • ......_, ~and HwplictMdllt far ... ,.. s,.,hoi.,, ... • ~~of John Leonlrd'1 Gal Shop. . JO~n L£OnRRD'S eoL~ eMOP' It IM 'lr1•1<pt>rt l l#w 11 G<>l/Courv 'Duffy ~lectric 'Boat <Rally raises funds for 'PC<R'f ht-12th Annu.il Duffy Gredt Ele<.lric Bo.it Rally, held Saturday, St.>pl 26 clllr.icted nearly 200 partidpanb, w1lh 11s spellacular entoura~e of c1rcu!. thC'me boab and crews Hosted by Marshall •oufty Duffield," 40 bo.Jts compe1ed in Jn on-the WJtt.:r c.ravenger hunl which beg.in at Duffy's Waterfront Showroom in Newport Beach. ·Crews fe.Jturing clowns, per(ormmg ctnimals, feats of skill and daring pageantry readiC<J themsclv~ icx the greatl'lit challenge of all ... to solve the clue characteristk of Newport Bay h1stonc landmark~ ,md trivia, in J race for lime. The two designJted flt>ets : Show HoN.'' (comp<:lltivel and Lion T.lmel) (JUSI for the tun of 1t!) hdd two hour~ on the harbor to complete the course and brinK bJ<.k clues. photos, courtesy of PCRF uft1eld originally established this event to bring togettler Duffy boat owners -----.· for a day of fun and show of appreciation. Before long, the meaning of the event took shape with greater value, as Duffield partnered with Pediatric Children's Cancer Foundation ((>(Rf) to rai'>e funds that benefit children with malignant disea~. Local merchants, .lf.Ca hotel'> and rt.'!>taurants generou~ly donated raffle 1k'ms, c.o the proceeds could be given to PCRF. "Every year the event gets bigger and better, our Oulfy boat owne~ un:.elfi~hly pull out their wallets and throw money at us to show their ~uµport for this worthy Ccluo,e, • Duffield 5.J1d. r ollowing the colorful and entertaining spectacle in the harbor, the ~o Oects returned dock~ide in time for dinner pre~red by the Bluewater Grill. After dmner, holder~ of winning opportunity drawing htkets received their pri1es and a memorable awards ceremony took place. Plaques went to "Best Decor.ilt-d BOdt," "Best Dressed Crew," ·~t Dressed Captain/' .ind •Qvrrclll Winner• of the scavenge!' hunt for fastest hrne and most dues •,olvt>d. Overall Winner for Show fleet was Stron Y.ichl, capc.ilned by Strollman; Ov">rall Winner for Lion Tamer.-. fleet wa~ Watts COokin& raptained by Buckingham. In ronjunc.tion with Duffy Cleclm Boal Comp.my, Trojan IMtery Company continues to suppon the~ whh a g(•n('rous donallen. All prott.'l"'<I~ r.1i~ed trom the dJy's event we donated to PCRF 10 support the Pediatric Gincet R1~arc.h Lahoraloty ,lt Ch1ldmn's Hosp1t.:il of Orange COuftttOtQ<:.) Other e\lent sponsors included lhf Dlify Piloc and Cal1fom1a pl'('<fway . .............. __ _........,....., ________ .....,.s...__..lillliiii ...,PNo....,, ____________ ..., ______ __, r m-C>PENER Corona del Mor footbal may have found replacement for its Five Crowns "' with Five Hear15. See below. Wednesday, October 21, 1998 •Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949·574-4223 • Key doubles wins prove the difference in another 10-8 victory; Newport's Godbey upsets Corona's Vaughan. JA.'iON I hu victory. llatf Plot "Chelsea was definitely their most important player toddy," Sea Kings Coach Trm Mang Sdid. ·Beating Kim (Smger) dJld N~dta are huge wins." NEWPORT BEACH -As dark- ness fell at Newport Harbor High Tuesday, the Sea View League match between the Sailors and Corona del Mar had dlready been decided. The Sea Kings were up, 9-7, with two smgles matches pending and had enough games to win the be-breaker. But that didn't stop freshmdn Natalie Braverman and junior Chelsea Godbey from trying to win those sets. While Braverman fell to Eva Baudenbacher, 7-5 in the tie-breaker, Godbey closed out CdM's No. 1 player, Nadia Vaughan, 7-2 in a tie-breaker, sealing a 10-8 Corona del Mar Godbey defeated S10ger, 6-2, but lost to Baudenbacher, 3-6. Mang debated before the match whether to play Bauden- bacher in singles or doubles. His choice proved to be the right one at both ends Baundenbacher swc-pt m sio- gles and CdM's doubles learns came up with unportant wins The biggest of the w10s were Courtney Tenerelli and Rudukd Budhra1a's victory over Jenny Meyer and Megan Hawkin">, 6-3. in the second round,of play. Mc>y- er and 1 lawkins won their other sets. 6-1, 6-3. "They were dqwn 0.3 at one potnt and came bdck to win six consec- ullve games," Mdng said "That was def-Tenerelli initely d huge ffidlCh for US." Also big for Corona del Mar (9- 2, 5-1 in league) was the victory of Robyn Coleman and Katie Tenerelli over Sarah Barker and Allison Schneider, 6-3. Without those matches, the Idle vktories would have had a different meaning. "That's how it's been all year dgainst good teams," Newport • auon Of THE DAY •Each player has a player in thW bup that they Wlllf to beat. We are ready to play with (Wooclridge) ... • · Fletcher Olson, Newport girls tennis coach Newport Beoch/Co~to f'J.eso Doit-,-Pilot A 7 - on s Harbor Coach Ple tcher Olson said . "It's H I G H S C H 0 O..L G I R l S T E N N I S Budhraja always just one-match went back and or two sets, forth to deuce, both play-· we've just ers showing frustrabon. been on tlie Vaughan used a combi- wrong end." natiqn ot~forehand Wlil· New Port ners and cross-court vol- HarbOr (9-6, 3-Jeys to finally win the set. 3) got a lot of Two sets later, Braver- mileage out of man traded games dlld the doubles tie-breaker po10ts with team of Audra Adams and Knsten Baudenbachl!r before Case, who swept easily, 6-0. 6-3, the CdM seruor was able Godbey 6-2. to put the set away. Braverman played ~o or the I But the wm of the day clearly toughest sets of the day, 10cluding belonged to Godbey. who fought a 7 -5 loss to Vaughan, who through muscle cramp10g and a Braverman had defeated in the relentless assault by Vaughan Sailors' earlier 10-8. loss to CdM, "There was no pressure,• God- in a first -round match that lasted bey Sdid. "Nobody expected me to more than an hour. wm. so I set out to prove them A number of games in the wrong. When I Sdw we were down m d few matche:;, I told myself I hdd to do it.• Godbey and Vaughdll dre fnends off the court, . which led to d lew jokes and , ome ldughter early on "Once it started get- ting senous, we didn't talk lo each other.• God- bey said. •You stop be mg fnenfil on the court.· The well-fought match gives the Sailors . some ex.tra conJ1dence gomg into Thursday's rematch with ledgue- leading Woodbndge. "We really wont to win,• Olson said. •Each pldyer has a plc:tyer m theu lineup that they want to beat. We are ready to plc:ty with them " GIRLS TENNIS ·HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Fl.ELD HOCKEY Eagles send Mustangs away, 10-8 • Cassity, Steinfeld team up to sweep doubles to key the Pacific Coast League te nnis victory. COSTA MESA -Junior Jen- nifer Cassity and seniot Llsa Ste- infeld tedDled for the first b.rne in doubles and swept their three sets to pace Estanaa High's 10-8 Pacific Coast League girls teruus victory qver visiting Costa Mesa Tuesday. Seruor HilldJ)' Hlrtler won two of three singles se~ for the Eagles (13-4, 2-4 m league), while Phoung 'Tran swept m singles for the Mustangs (2-11, 0-6). Estancia travels to Aliso Niguel on Thursday as PCL action continues, while Costa Mesa gets the dubious honor of hosting a powerful Uruversity team, both with 3:15 starts. MCIRC COAST LEAGUE ESTANCIA 10, CosTA MEsA 8 Singles: Hirtler (E) def. Hoang, 6-3, lost to Tran, 4-6, def A Lee, 6-1; Frmo (E) won, 6-3, lost. 3-6, 4-6, Nguyen (E) lost. 4-6, 0-6, 0-6. Doubles: Gudvangen McCormack (E) def. Huynh-Demello, 7-5. lost to Do-cSimson, 2-6; def. J. Lee Kim, 6-2; Arbuzow-Charezaie (E) lost. 3-6, won, • 6-2, 6-2; Cassity-Steinfeld (E) won, 6-3, • 6-1, 6-4. SIA VIEW LRAGUE , CbM 10, NEWPO«T HNtlO« 8 • Singles: Vaughan (CdM) def. • Braverman, 7-5, def. Palm, o-p, lost to • Godbey, 6-7 (7-2); Biludenb.lcher (CdM) : won, 7-6 (7-5), 6-0, 6-3; Singer (CdM) • lost. 6-2, won, 6-0, lost. 6-2. • Doubles: Griffith-Damion (CdM) • lost to Adams.case, 0-6. def Barker· : Schneider, 6-3, lost to Meyer-Hawkins. • 1~ C. Tenerelli-Budhraja (CdM) lost. • 3-c>, won. 6-2, 6-3; Coleman-K Tenerelli : (CdM), lost. 2-6, won, 6-3, lost. 3-6. REAKER MARC MARTJll I DAAY Pl,OT Newport Har bor's Paige Thompson takes shot with Edison High's Haleb Khosrowpour in goal Tuesday. Edison's goal with just 0:32 left lifts Chargers to 1-0 Vlctory in a battle of S~t unbeatens. COSTA MESA For more than 59 nunutes of hard- fought action typical held hockey behavior that resulted in dust bowls in front oL the cages and blood- shed in the open turf Newport Harbor High kept lughly regarded Edison out of the sconng column. But, as m most wars, some-· body hdd to lose. ___ flll!ll_illll_ "It's unfortunate. even a httle tear-Jerking.• said Newport Har- bor Coach Danielle Dwyer, whose previously unbeoten squad absorbed a 1-0 Sunset League setback Tuesday agamst VtSiting Edison at Harper Com- muruty Center. With 32 c;econds remauung, Edison's Carolyn Corbett pushed m a rebound shot and scored the gdIJle's on1y gOdl to cap the last of several skirmishes Ul front of the Sailors' net and keep the Chdfg- ers (10-0-1) undefeated Corbett secured the rebound "l defmely~ we'd Jie. we'°""''' son cot that's • cisappoinlilg, but only i Wt could've helddmfor30 nm semnds _ ls a big letdown. ti's t.d to lose, but if it's 1o cnyune, rd• it be to &Ison _ .. oU the foot of d Newport Harbor Danielle Dwyw defender dJld bred 10 the goal m Newport coach the warung seconds lo beat the Sailors (6-1-4). "We had to keep playing on, because we weren't going to score on a typical finesse play," Edison Coach Debbie Ortega said of the garne-wmner. ·we try to be more of d hnesse team, but (the Satlors) came m with more body blocks, and so we had to play that way tf the ofhcidls aren't going to call 1l. I like my team to play Wlth f10esse, so the pldyers aren't even toudung each other • . Edison, whlch outshot Newport Hdrbor. 16-11, came close to sconng 111 the 78th nunute, but Corbett hit the goal post on an attempt. "H you're down there too long, (d goal) is bound lo go 10, unless you clear it out,· Dwyer said. "It JUSt depends on who wants it more.· · SEE NEWPORT PAGE AS • After unsatisfying '97 season, Corona del Mar High's offensive line is feasting on the opposing defe nses thls campaign. H I G H S C H 0 0 l F 0 0 T I ·a L L WLo;eman and Kurtz, and center Bottom ha also allow d 1uruor quarterback Mi.ke Bergey to throw for 719 yards and c1ght touch· downs as the Sea Kinns have surged to a 5· l record, 1 ·0 m the Scd View League, and the No 4 ranking m C LF Southern Section DlVls.ion Vl. ~Pb ne Corona dcl Mar High offensive line had the kind of off-season hunger no amount of gro- enes could quell For while Steve Witt, Brett Wiseman, A1ex Bot- tom. Jason Kurtz and Scan Fenton packed on the pounds at the <honer table and m the weight room, there remained only one delicacy which would relieve the bitter ta te of a frustratmg 1997 cam- paign: sweet succ s. •Th y didn't like the taste It.1st !;eason left m ,tht.?ir mouths,• sdid CdM Offens1ve Line Coach Miguel Romo, who prodded his youthful charges through a character-building 2-8 record lllSt tall. ll was a sea- son in which CdM averaged just 72 rushing yards per game and c-c:tendcd the school's streak without a 100-yard individuol rushing perfom1ance to 17 ront L'i. •Tuey knew I took some big hits last year, but they wanted to change that,• 1d now-. •nior tail· back Nate Lemm m1an, who ha been the pnmary benefidlll'y this fall. •After la~t year: lh guys comnutlcd to each other and to th team that th y were going to work hard and th y reelly took the 1rubative, • Romo said. •Th y w re some of the hard · t work r5 m lh off· on.• said Lemmennan, who has acrounted for 641 f the team's 810 iulhing yard . TIM? labor of tackles Witt and Fenton. guftrd ~ •Th y've done a pr tty good 1ob all year,• Cd.M Coach Dtck Freeman !';~ud. ·when they don't block. . omeone, we know it, bc<-ause Nate i n't the kind of back who 1s gmng to run (tack! •r.>) over.· Th CdM front wall vtrtually ran over the N W• port Harbor dt'f nsc dunng a 15-play. 73-yclTd third- quartN touchdown dnvc Fnday night. The march, which h.-aturcd 12 running plays, ate up 6:13, pro· duct>d a 13·0 lead and forcl'Cl th favort.'d Sailors mto unlanultar catch-up mod tn the S a King ' 28-16 triumph. : Lemm.-rmon hmc;hcd Wlth t 05 rushing yards. h1 fourth time ov r th century mark this 90n, and Newport did not record a quart rhack de. Fr man heh v pen noo gained last season, rombmed with a ren wed work th , has aDowed · hii O·lm to be pr0duct1ve this yeer. ·111" main thing is theU' ronsiltcncy, • F,........ id. •They're getting to th _ blocks and ltaylpg Wlth th~ th year.• SU BRAvtHEDff Mel M ,.. .. I ••• f"!. A8 Wednesday, October 21, 1998 -I Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot BAC K BAY SLAMMER HIGH SCHOOL llllFS Eagles top Hawks Top-ranked Newport Harbor makes quick work of host Corona del Mar in Sea View League match. Southern Sec- tion and State Division I titles are season· long goals, you set the bar a lit- . tle higher. ---~--:-~~----.,...--~ The Sailors, CORONA DEL MAR In most yedf<;, girls volleyball matches octwl'en Back Bay ovals Newport l ldrbor High and Corona del Mar inspire electrifying, five-game rhnller with fans on the edge of their sedts. · :rtus is not one of those years. V.:hen th<• opponent 1s bigger, 111orf! t•xpe11enced and deeper, 'vuu cttn ex1wct results like Tues- lqy night's 15-8, 15-5, 15-6 Sea \ 1ew LNtgue sweep executed by "lewport HMbor Coach Dan Clt>nn'!> undPfeated Sailors "The} rr an outi.tandmg. , am," Cd~I Coach Steve Conti md ·Tuey re real solld al every po...,1twn dnd they have players , ho c .m come ofi the bench and hurt you. fl.lo~Uy, they're extreme- Jv b1q and dlhletic. • \\:hen eiqhl different players Nordmg lulls in one game -as llw Sdtlors chd in the third game you know there's d lot of depth • \\'1> re n>t.1Uy trymg to get bct- IN, .. stJtd Glenn, whose talented tedm f9-0 '> o in league) doesn't appPiH to hdve much room for improvement, but w hen ClF never threat- e ned m the match on CdM's floor, Ross steamrolled through Coro- na del Mar (6- 5, 3-2) in about an hour •That's why they're the No. 1-ranked · team in Orange County and CIF (DiviSJon 1- AA), • Conti said of the Waterman Tars, whose only dement in this one -12 ser- vice errors -was because or aggressiveness. Newport Harbor's 6-foot-1 Juruor middle blocker, April Ross, led the way with 14 kills (10 in the first game) and 11 digs, but even more impressive was the fact she had only one rutting error. Kdthy Lavold, the Sd.ilors' 6-2 senior middle blocker who is being heavily recruited by Divi- Slon I coUeges, rallied her team with nine kills and a key block in the Uurd game. Brenda Waterman, Newport's junior outside hitter, .finished with seven digs and six k1lls, while senior team- mate Marissa Lavold Cothran added six digs. Corona del Mar, defend- ing CIF South- ern Section Division m-AA champion, was led by juruor outside hitter Dimitra Havriluk, who totaled 11 kills. Carey Setter MarisSc:l Becker was also solJd throughout, whiJe 1uruor teammate Jamie Brownell had nine kills before twisting her left ankle m the lhlfd game. uln the first game, we came out hard and played with a lot of adrenaline," Conti said. ~Despite losing this mdtch, we can see where we need to gp from here to prepare us for the playoffs. I thmk the biggest thing for us was that not all of our cylinders were click- ing. We'd, serve well or pass well, then make a hitting error. At some point, somebody wasn't execut- ing. For us, it's a matter of doing things consistently.• Newport Harbor pounced on Cd.M in the second game, racing to an 11-3 with 6-2 middle block- er Krista Dill providing a kill and solo block to spark the team's biggest run of the game, four straight points. · After Cd.M's Whitney McDon- nell blocked Dill for a sideout, Paige Woodward produced a kill for a CdM point But Watennan's kill gave Newport Harbor another sideout, then sen.tor setter Jen- nifer Carey dehvered one of her • signature •dumps• for a Sailor point, gwing the visitors a 12-4 lead, and later had an ace on the jump serve for a 13-5 advantage. Heather Cullen, Newport Har- bor's 6-1 sophomore middle blocker, came off the bench to adueve a kill, then added a solo block on Brownell for a 14-5 Sailor edge. "We served tough,• said Glenn, who also had aces from Ross and Lavold in the third game. Ross had two scoring kills ear- ly in the third game, but her team- mates picked up most of the rut- ting responslbility as eight differ- ent players got on the positive hit- ting stat sheet. Lavold added three kills and a solo block m the third game. COSTA MESA -The Estanoa High cprls goU te<un G 0 L f mamtained its hold on second place in the Pacihc Coast League Tuesday with a 146-151 league triumph over viSJt- ing Laguna Hills at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Clut?. : Junior Laura Cote was the top scomr for th~ Eaglns (7-3, 3-1 lil .. league) with a rune-hole round of 48 on the Mesa Linda course.: She was one stroke off the medalist pace, Seniors f:nn Thompson: and Stacy Barnett both carded 49s for the winners. Tars give Woodbridge scare, lose 14 t -145 IRVINE-Freshman Kelly Hunt was three shots be t-G O L F • ter than the field Tuesday to help the Newport I Iarbor High girls golf team give Sea View League host Woodlmdge a , scare before falling. 141-145, at Rancho San Joaquin. Hunt's 6-over-par rune-hole round of 42 feciturcd no double bogeys and no bird.Jes. •she just played real solid, steady golf," sd.ul Newport Coach Jim Warren, who received sconng rounds from Emily McKcly (50) and Shelly Roberts (53). The Sailors feU to 3-7, 1·6 m league, while Woodbridge improved to 13-2, 6-1. Sea Kings succumb to Santa Margarita RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -Allison Schdup-----r pner shot an 11-over-par 47 10 Corona de Mar High's G 0 L f loss to Santa Margarita, 136-148, in a Sea View League girls golf match at Tijeras'Creek Golf Club on Tuesday Stephanie McCoy had a 50 dnd Taylor McComuck a 51 for the Sea Kings (9-5, 3-3 in league). The CdM JVS won, 168-172. Hawks sweep Eagles in PCL match COSTA MESA -Estanc1d High ..._ ___________ ... sophomore Sara Deming had eight V 0 l l E Y I A l L assJSts and five kills and freshman Arlis Reynolds ~dded hvc dces in vis1tmg Laguna Hills' 15-6. 15-7, 15-5 Pacif ic Codst Ledgue tri· umph Tuesday. E5tanoa fell to 1-7, 1-4 in league, whLle the Hawks improved to 8-3, 3-2. ... HIGH SCHOOL IOYS WATER POl:O Costa Mesa falls, 17.~ 10 • , •Pacific Coast League crucial finds tvfustangs' standout Hunter Taylor missing from the action because of a ruptured ear drum; and Costa Mesa is unable to make it" up. ROGFR CAAl.'iON ~Pb IRVINE -They were supposed to collide last Thursday -that's when senior Hunter Taylor and hi.s Costa Mesa High Mustangs teammates first traveled to University High to duel the 15·3 lrojans for one of the inside lanes to the league championshlp. But it didn't happen. Just one referee showed up and the Pdcilic Coast League water polo game was postponed until Tuesday. Talk about bad tinung. Friday's workouts at Costa Mesa resulted in Taylor suffering a ruptured ear drum, forcing the youthful Mustangs to go it with- out their oce, and from all indica- tions, it wasn't sometlung they could make up. netting two godls, but it was not enough lo offset th~ balance of the Trojans. The two-godl lead through the first !>CV<m min- utes swelled to a 9.5 haUlime bulge. Just once d.Jd the t-.tustangs mdke u move to sur the imagination · sconng twice w1lhout rntahation for the only timE> m the latter stages of the Hurd peri- od on Tipton's pendlty shot, then Biron. d Junior, net- ted a goal from SIX meter5 with 5:37 left to cut th~ defiot to 12-8. Uruversity, however, respond- ed Wlth lour straight gottls to put the game out or sight in the naxl 2:16. Taylor's prognosis fo1 the bal- ance of th<' season is unclear for the 8 10, 1,,-1 Musldngs, who were ~~:t-i .out hot.a~-~·ftorn the held, con-- nectJ.ng dl d 37",, rate from the field. Umvcrs1ty\ 17 of 12 works MARC MARnN I OAILY PllOl Harbor's Bitta Jansma (right} battles Edison's Nicollete Herrlsh for the ball during Tuesday's match. The host Trojans jumped to a two·goal lead at the outset and never trailed en route to a 17-10 deas1on, keyed by 6-foot-5, 250-Matt Tipton pound sophomore Teddy Peck, out to 53•;, d9dlflsl goalie Chns DoUolf, who hdd 10 savt's. Matt Dunn Three 0U1ers in the Uruversaty attdck dommaed Wlth three godls apiece -John Drnchman, Duve Benbarnk und Alex Taborek. NEWPORT scoreless for Newport J Iarbor m the second half. CONTINUED FROM A7 Right wmger Bitta Jansma and left link Vanessa Shapiro also played well for the Sailors Tiw Sdtlor . ltd by goalkeeper Early m the second half, New- Susdn Ledr'~ :;oven '>dves (suc in port forward Jenn Porter was on the final ;JO nmut<'s) received the wrong end of a foUow- '<ceUcnl dt>lense from Junior left through SWlllg and was hit m the hdck Kellr Ki nus d recent Junior nose with an Edison stick. She did 1, 1rs1tv Cd II-up 'who thwarted not return to the field. numt•;ous penalty-corner Christensen, who ~sse~ a f.l,ttempts by thP Chargers. J week because of a similar 101ury w Krt.1us was cd.!Jed up to replace when she was rut in_ the face Wlth . a stick against Huntington Beach, Kim ChrL<;lc•nsen, w~o Wd!> out of broke up an Edison penalty play th~ l~n~up for a v. <>ek wt.th an in the 75th aunute to keep the ~JUtJ (Krau~J ~ds proved to be pulsating contest square. vr1~1ty nldtPnal, Dwyer smd. rn the 77th minute, Mullen had . LPft wtn!Jc>r MdCJ!Jle Mullen, a one-on-one situation, but Edi- l'lght h.1< k Nicole Dore, center son goahc Haleh Khosrowpour bt.1ck KPrstm Nfdnderson, sweep-(four second-half saves) stopped p·r Heiither Metcalf clnd nght link the shot No other Newport play- fegan Jordan WP.re also mstru-er WdS down for a rebound inent.tl in keC'pmg the contest attempt. ' DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS Davey's locker • 4 boats, 65 anglers 118 yellowtarl, _30 bonrto, 6 barracuda, 38 r ahco • bass, 2 sand b~s. 1 sculpin, ~ 7 sheephead, 15 rockfish, 1 black : seabass (released), 1 mako shark, • 1 whitefish • • • • Newport Landing • 2 boats, • : ~8 anglerJ 1 S calico bass. ·: 11 sand bass, 23 rockf1sh, • S sculp1n, 2 sheephead,. : "l whitefish, 11 white croaker, • 2 white sea bass, 8 mackerel. • • . • HIPPY lllTHDIY C.W.-.tlna ... Deily ....... AtNetle~ ... w.9' ..... I 1 I I I 1 ~-· ...... 0.0.oaMM ~ .. • • 'lo SCHEDULE .. .. t<>DAY • WM«Poao . Community college men -Orange Coast at Santa Ana, 4 p.m Community college women • Orange Coast at San"1 Ma. 3 p.m. High school bOV5 .. Santa Merg•rita at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m : Irvine at Corona del Mar, 3 p.m • • • Crou country High Khool boY5 and girls • Costa Mesa vs. Laguna Beach.at' Atta Laguna Park, 1 S p m : Estancia at University, l , 1 S p m • • Volt•y!Nll '. • • ;community colll'ge women ·Orange COMt at Riverside CC. 7 p m . .. ~ Colleg women -81ola at SoUthtm C•llfottua College, 1 p.m. •Goff High sd100I git~ -Newport. Harbor vs. Untvef'Slty at Rancho San Jolquln Ge;. 2 07 p m .. -. "I definitely thought we'd tie,• Dwyer said. ·we couldn't score and that's disappointing, but only if we could've held them for 30 more seconds . it's a big let- down.• Dwyer, a 1994 Newport Har- bor graduate who played four years at the school before attend- ing Babson College in Massachu- setts, ~lieves her squad will face Ed1son agairl in the playoffs, which start Nov. 3. ·It's hard to lose, but tl it's to anyone, I'd rather have 1t be to Edison,• Dwyer said. Newport Harbor travels to Sd.Dtiago on Thursday and hosts Marina next Tuesday m its hnal two Sumet Ledgue games. Both opponents arc battling the TdfS in the Sunset's Southern D1Vl.Sion. Edison has wrnpped up the Northf'm D1V1s1on title. who clogged up both ends of the field, and led Uni- versity's scoring cha.rt with five goals. •tt was 1ust a rough situation,• said fust-year coach Eric Berg of Costa Mesa. "We tried to adjust with our defense and we did cause some turnovers " Senior defender Matt Dunn stood out for Costa Mesa with five steals, and Matt Tipton came to the forefront wt.th four goals, with teammates Chris Biron, Mike Wllitman and Mike Vaillancourt each Yurada's hat trick leads OCC COSTA MESA -New-j C WO I I I port Harbor High product Taylor Yurada netted the hat tnck and Emma Ekblad added two goals and an assist to help host Orange Coast College earn an 8-0 Orange Empire Conference women's soccer win over Riverside Tuesday. Viviana Perezchica added a goal and an assist and Jamie Berman chlpped in two assists for the P1rntes, who improved to 10-4-2, 6-1 in conference. OCC's Lori Frey made one save to preserve the shutout as Riverside fell to 6-7-2, 2-4-1. PAOAC COAST LEAGUE UNIVlltSfTY 17, COSTA M£SA 10 Costa.Mesa 3 2 2 3 · 10 University 5 4 3 S 17 Costa M9sa · Tipton 4, Biron 2, Whitman 2, Vaillancourt 2 Saves Oollogg 1 O .. University • Peck 5, Orachman 3, Benbarak 3, Taborek 3, Nakahara 1, Berzansky 1, Swanson 1 Sa11es Slavik, 9 SOCCER Goni and Neri lead SCC COSTA MESA · --------ir::.-Diego Goni and Joseph C 0 L L E G E M I II Neri each scored a goal as Southern Cahforn1a Collt•ge dcft•dted Golden State Athletic Conference nval Concordia, 2-0, m • men's soccer action on Tuesday. Andrew Carrillo had an al>SlSt and goalie Mdtthew Resor had two saves for the Vanguards (8-9, 1-4 m rnnference). Here is your $135 gift of a lifcti111e. For Gentlemen Only. Complimentary 30 Day quest Pas.5 . , . 1 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot . [f) Locals recall incidents of siphorung, shaking and a couple of near misses. I t's funny , now, but it wasn't ' funny then .. Bill Clark, who celebrated 'the 50th reunion of the Cldss of '48 at Harbor High recently -at the BalbQa Pdvilion, recalls a shaky episode yecµs. ago on a hunting trip with the late Manuel Muniz and h1S brother Al SIDELINES don confrell Clark was an All-Sunset League guard on the 47 Tar grid team. Manuel, an All-CIF second team tackle on '42 charnpionstup gnd team at Newport, and Al, a 250-pound All-Eastern Conference guard on the ·51 champ1onslup team at Orange C0ast College, were fun guys for Clctrk to be a.round. And there were occ3sions when Al could spark things up with gredl amusement. 11us particular tnp was·way up Ortega Highway near San Juan Capistrano, Manuel had cledrly expldlfled the elements of :.ufety to Al, according to Clctik. Then Al tried to case through barbed-wire fencmg with a loaded shotgun precanously slipping from one arm. It dropped, disC'hdiged and fired a blast·right between Manuel's legs. Clark laughed, then said, "Boy. Manuel was fit to be tied" Gmo Boero. a powerful guard at Harbor High '~hen he was only 15-year-old on a super grid team that went 8· 1 (scoring 323 point!. that year). laughed to recall a shO{:king side of the late John Kingston, a rugged guard as well. "t A Then Boero. an innocent sophomore out of a Newport Harbor's BW Clark •.. circa 1947. V V highly refined military school and devout c atholic, first met Kingston. he Wds offered a ride He aid, "Car pooling mdy have started m this hom e that he happily dCCepted. era. as kids wtth cars loaded them lo the max wtth As Boero recalled , the C'ar ran out of gas en passengers. Two or three bodies could be stuffe<J m route to Corona del Mar •sack in d minute," the trunk of d coupe with the deck lid opened only Kingston said, leaping out o{ the car with a small e nough to get the mirumum amount of dir. ~ gas can m hand. The sophomore was mortified as He continued, •one such mcident occurred he observed Kingston slphorung some gas from wht>n Don Miller used h1S father's cctr, a Nash another car Lafayette sedan. to transport several of us to the With d burst of laughter, Boero said, "There t sat Lido Thcdter in Newport • thmking of all my pdSt instructions. high standards and hone~ty-and suddenly I was an accomplice." y an Hom aid, "On leavmg the theater. Bob Kingston's explanabon was probably, ·1 just Dunlap got m the back seat followed by a borrowed enough for us to get home." young boy and myseU Don and Jun Douglas were Jack Bell, d '50 classmate and All-ClF chver, had in the front seat, the. other passenger slips my long been om~ of Newport Beach's top life guards. mind. He recalled a ume when he was nundmg tus •11ookcd at the young boy and be had a own m a lifeguard tower when be felt somethmg terrified.look on his ldce, but no one said a thing .,1milar to a large edrthquake. and Don proceeded to drive to Balboa Island Bell said. "When the shaking stopped, I twned Nearing the Island bndge Don casually asked the and looked down the beach to see Kingston boy where he ltved." luughing his fool head off and rolling arormd in . Then came the shock rts career· and elected captain at Occidental College. I n beu of no Orange Coast College football over the weekend, this 1s a gooct bm~ to update the progres:-. of a few Newport-Me. ct products who are currently playing college football: .'JWo years ago. Occ1d<>ntdl College football pldyer Scott Sandstrom was involved in a snowboarding acodent that fractured his back, putting an end to his sophomore season. It has taken &indstrom two years to get back to too•-;,, but now. as a senior, Sdlldstrom has had a good season for the Tigers so for as one of the defensive team captains. •1 ~amed a new appreoation for being out here after the accident,· Sandstrom said. • rn tugh school (Sandstrom was a standout at Newport Hdibor · High). I JUSt thought that everything was given lo me Since I've comeback, I won't take the hard work for grnnted " Sandstrom played as a juruor. but was never 100% dftPr hfhng weights rem1ured h1S back. But the lifbng, particularly whdt he did at Newport Harbor, bothaso student and an dlwnni, was key to tus return to full strength this season. •1 couldn't hdve done it without the coaches at Newport,• Sandstrom scud. • COLLEGES joson hill "TI1ey helped me out both phys1cally.and psychologirally over the summer when they let me lift at the school.• Going into Sdturday·~ game against Chapman, Sandstrom had !-even una~sisted tackles and one interception return for 43 ~·ard!>. In recent weeks, m an effort to get more ~P •ed on thP. held, 4'ansistrum was moved from saJPty to outside linebacker. Sandstrom likP.:-. th!! change and feels 1t has made hun a better player. "The.re is d lot morl· v10IC'nl tntP.ruct1on at the pos1t1on," Sandstrom said. "It's tnudP me pldy d more phys1cdl gdme. holh at linebacker and safety. I've become a more aygres::.IVP player.~ · Sandstrom is not sure• \\'hcUier he will comebdck to play lw> final year of elig1pibty, wh1c h would be granted to him hecduse of the in1ury. He yruduat~ m BRAVE HEARTS CONTINUED FROM A7 Wednosdoy, October 21 , 1998 M} May dnd feels that there would have to be a lot of mcentive for him to come back. "The tedffi is bemg rebuilt and is going to be a lot better next year after a good recrwting CldSS," Sand~trom said. " [ know. I'd hdve a gredt tune. but I'm not decided. "I would have to find a JOb close by dDd still feel like going to school and playing football. UMy goal is to have a great ·· yecir with my team and be content with the c:eason when it's done. 1 want us lo come togetheJ so a t the end of the vear, r know I played on a team and really en1oyed 1t • SenJor Steve Gonz.ales, who wdS a candidate for the Dick Butkus Award at the start of the season. was sidelined for three weeks Wlth a severe sprain. The m1ury. wruch came after Gonzales hud tdllied 16 tackles, 9 unassisted, and one sack. put an end to hopes of advanang to the selection's semifinals. "We had to kE!Pp hun immobilized • Defensive Coord.J.nator Tom Williams satd. "His loss redlly hurt the delensE>- But he has been able to cmne back early. He wasn't supposed to be ready for sue weeks • • Mike Freeman, who is the backup runrung bdck at Cal. had eight cames for 29 yards and two catc.hes for 27 yards pnor to weekend actton Freeman 1s now a backup to sophomore Joshua \\'hite. SR. TENNIS ewport Beach seniors Freeman tenned \\i1tt, d 5-foot-ger guy:.," Romo explamed. "But win \iVhittier event~ 11, 240-pound senior. the ledder I'd tdke my guys any bme The of the group, but fellow seniors Five Crowns group of 1995 c;ct NEWPORT BEACH -The Bottom (6-5, 220) dJl~ W1semun the 'tdndard by which oftenstve men\ seruor team (50 and over) (5-10. 180), as well as Junior' hnemen medsure thl•mselves trom Newport Bedch Tennis Club Kurtz (5-10, 181) and Fenton (b-i, dfOUnd here, and I thmk this won the 1Ilaugural seruor doubles 230) prov1de unusual bdlancc. group is dosE'. I'm very pteas£'d chdlllp1onships Saturday at Whit· ''They're all really good friends wtth what these guys have done, Uer Narrows Tenrus Club, defeat- and they all have simildr person· but there's alway' room tor mg Sunny Hills Racquet Club. alibes, • Romo srud. "Th!.!y hang improveml:!nt." , Palme>r Academy and Flintridge together and always try to pick· The hve·gdme wmnmg c;tredk Tennis Club each other up." ha::. helped U1escd1ve trench Wdr· The Newport Beach squad, Witt is the strongest, Fenton nor::. expenence some satisfoc-led by Codch Gene Nalbandian, the most improved and Bottom uon, but there cl.re still goals to captured a nabonal champ1- the most expenenced. Wiseman work for, mcludmg a postseason on.,hip in the 4 5 category earller and Kurtz are both undt1~12ed. dinnN promised by Lemmerman, this year. · · but typify the group's detenhina· 'hould he top the 1,000 yard The team last weekend also tion and toughness. pldteau. featured Peter Fll'.lch, Leo "They know the cards are •our guys arc sbll hungry,· Fracalosy, Mike Conover. Jerry stacked against them. because Romo said. ·1 know I wouldn'I Rob1.11S0n, Terry Rhoads and Dan the sand." . • Van Hom sdid, "The boy blurted out that he 1--1'.,.._ _ _,He add'ed, .Th;;;-a-:-t._s_o_n..,.-O..,...·d---9'-Ul-W-as--,str,--o...,n,...g----t-"r.:"v=-::ir-:lll=---os=11tC'::"a-.Jt,...l""'"e..,..a~Oon tlien turned the cat enough to pick up the tower Wlth S1X-foot chains around and drove to Co ta Mesa and Jet the boy they.'..tcusuallyg'-!':'J~~jJ.Q.L..W.Y,,:....1....llUllil../.J"41~LLWCU-JWoa.A0-"...-~~-L,..~~LW.cW. anchored m the sand. w1th me m it, and shake me out downtown. like a rag doll.· ·After he left, the question on everyone's lips Reflecting on the gas ratiorung, Bill Van Hom. was. 'Who the hell was thatr ct one-time tlcltbor gndder m the 40s, said the With amusement. Van Hom said, "It turned out BOATING VOYAGERS YACHT a.us Hot Rum Series World War 11 days compelled youngsters to that everyone bad assumed that someone else had cooperate or face the prospects of staying home to offered hlm a Jide. Precious gasoline had been listen to the radio. A bonng outlook for a teen. wasted • Ous A • 1 Tantalon, Jim Douglas. KHYC. 2 Eris, Jim I Gronbach SSYC. 3 Snowman. Clair Snow. SSYC. Kemgan. BCYC; 3 Indigo Tiger; Johr' Mack, VYC santana 20 1 Gremhn, Gordon Wanlas, BYC; 2. Mighty Class II 1. Vortex, Bruce Twichell, SBYRC, 2 Trust Me, earl Mouse, Jim Jackman, 3 Qu1tctierb1td11n, Adam Khne, BSSA. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES CONTRACT 105·99. TREE work In lht locallly in DEEN for Sptclal Nollet (form •<!nal representative wtll bt PUBLIC NOTICE sonal representative •P· JANOFSKY & WM.KEA warranty rnat the un.ts con-TRIMMING/REMOVAL AT Which lht work Is 10 bt A PETITION FOR PRO· DE·IS4) 01 lhe riling ol an required to give notice to pointed by 1ne court v.1tn.n LLP, 095 Town Center tan Sllld 1t1111nlonos. __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ EASTBLUFF . perl0tm9d tor tach crall. BATE has been filed by inwntory and appraisal ol lnlefested pe11ons unless BSC 7757 tour montns lrom thl date Drive, 171h Floor B2668 • MITRA HAGH, BIO DEADLINE •. OCT(). classltlcallOn Of type of MARJORIE S HEMPSTEAD tstalt assets or of any Pl" they have w1111td notice or NOTICE OF of tha l;rst issuance of tet• C t M CA MISC. HOUSEHOLD SUPE .. IO .. COU .. T BER 28, 1998. AT 2.00 P.M. wortt nffded to executt In the SuptriOI' Court of trlion Of' account as pro-consented to the propostd PETITION ters as provided In Probate o 1 a 11 a• B28SO ·STEVE 0 ROYOS " " " PLACE OF BIO RECEIPT: · Calilomia, County of OR· I p b Cod action.) The Independent Code stcl•On 9\00. Tne 92020·1924 Purchases must bl made OF CALIFORNIA, FACILITIES & OPERA· the contrac1. Holiday rates ANGE. vfded n ro Aal~ 1 1f° admlnl1tral1on authority win TO ADMINISTER time tor Ming eta ms """' Published Newport v. lh cash Ind paid l0t -.t COUNTY Of ORANOE TIONS, 2985-E Bear Sl1Nt, ~.,:. ~:;~sb~~:ed THE PETITION FOR PRO. ~~c~:.so Notice eql:~ f! be granted unltH an lmtr· ESTATE OF: not expire before lour BeaCh·Colla Mesa Daily Int i.me ol ~na ... No 341 The City Drive Co11a Me11. CA 92826, egrHment appltca~le ~ BATE requesll thll MAR· aealable from the court nted person liltt an ob-HELEN W. PARKS months hom lht hearlog p,101 Octot>ti 21, 21, 21J one under the age ol 18_11 Poat Office (714) 424·7530 each patticulat craft etas· JORIE s HEMPSTEAD be clerk jection 10 th• pet.lion and CASE NO. A194377 dale not Ced above 1998 1Uot¥1d 10 anena 11'11 Ult Box 14171 :E~~i~o ~'tt1g~gi~ 1lfleai.on Of type oi WOfk ~r.>n~!~ u1ger:gi:nir1~: Attom•r for the Petl· ~~·s~:1d c~~~;:r = cr!~.t~.~·~~~:~lc ~:~~: 1,~0k~p~1:; lh;x!~~' ;~~ wr1111 ;.~1 11~~ .. r~~wv.!i~ ': Orange, CA same 11 abOVe. employed on ine P'OJtel slate of the decedent. tloner: authority. '°''· and ptrlons whO may 111 1 p.,son lnlttested In PUBLIC NOTICE puicnased goods are IOICI 92803-1571 PL.AH FEES: No chatgt Coplet of achedutes TH PETmON 11que111 BETTY L. KOONTZ, A HEARING on the pell· othtfVWlst be lllte11Sled 1n lhe estate, you may fire as Is" and m<Jst bl t• IN THE MATTER 0' tor bid dOc:umtnta. :~!'!t :.d~:'1r1~n::. .: the tdenl'1 W1U and ESQ. (CSB,092753), lion will be hetd on NO. the will Of esl11te. or both, w lh the coUl1 a R1Ques1 NOTICE OF moved by 8·00 p.m. on the T HE Pl'.TITION TO WALKTHROUGH: Manda· lat>le 1 any I 1 • codlci I y, be adrnotltd ATTORNEY AT LAW, VE MB ER 19, 19911 11 ol HELEN W PARKS lo< Special No: ce (form PUBLIC SA1.E day of the sli'le 8uylf'I CHANOI THI NAME tory walkthrough It ached· :Tec1av~ u~ req:J.!~ 10 probae The Win and 20271 S.W. BIRCH 1:4Spm In Dept 703 lo-A PETITION FOR PRO· OE·1~1 of the lllng ol an OFLl£NED must pro~idt 1 current o F Ro IA u RA Ro. uled lo< Octobtt H , 1998, In accOfdance with Section Ill'/ cochcil1 att aVIJlable IT. STE. 100, NEW· eated at 341 The City Drive BATE hu bffn lo Id by ln•tntory and appra;sal of ltROPERTY or.g0nll Of a photocopy or DRIQUEZ ESPINO at 10:00 1 m. and Octobtt 1773.2 of 1111 Cahfornla for examination In the r.11 p 0 RT 8 EACH CA South. Or~•. CA 821168 KATHRYN PARKS LENTON estate assets or or any pe. N 1 " b tn. r orlgrn&I resale pennlt 21 1991111 10.00 1 m. Bids LabOf Cod th c kept by the court. • IF YOU QPJECT lo th• In lht Supe11or Court of lltlOO or 1ccount u pro-0 •Ct 11 ert Y II YeQ •l t me ol saie in lieu of • CAii NUMBER wili nol be 1ccepled from hall 1• • ~n:~or THE PETITION reque1ts 920&Q.1714 gr1nling ot lh• pehtlon, yOY Cahlornla, County of OR· vlded 1n Probate Code ltc· lhal • Plolbl•c auction win be safes tn. This II•• Is tul> A193489 contraciOll not antnCSlng 1 posl I cory o I e-authority to edmlnltter the Published Newport shOuld appear el the htll· ANGE l•on 1250 A Requut lor held on Nov 4• l991J II lO 1ect to P'IOt canc1U1t1on In ORDER TO IHOW one of thtH watklhrougha. lermlnrtlon ° prevalh"13 Hlllt urider lh• lnclepen-BHCh.COSll Mesa Dally Ing and 11111 your Ob-THE PETITION FOR PRO· Specl•I Nohe• rorm IS ° CIOck AM II 1177 Cam· lhe evenl of Httlemenc .. CAUSE FOR CHANOI Bldd911 mull attend only ~11~ ~n:·::~~~l=a~~ :: dent Adminl1t11llon ol Es· Pilot October 14, 20. 21. ~lions Of Ille written ob-BATE requests that KATH· a1111labl• lrom th• C()U(t •!~c~ Str~tc C•ty1 °1 ~~ tv.een landl01d anc:I ot>ll- Of NAME one walkth1ough. Prospec· di • w 11 b ed n 11111 Act (Thi• Authority 1998 1ona With tilt court be-RYN PARKS LENTON be cltill po eac · oun Y o 1• gated party PETITIONER(SI RO. 11111bleldera111 to meet at 1 ':o,~1 day"or ~fo°nt w1ll ellow the peraonal rep· WT906 ore the nea11ng Your ap-appointed as personal rep-Attorney for lhe Petl· st'b'RA8Elil0f~•!,11~~111~ Publl sriea Newpoll SAURA F!ODRIGUU ES· F1clhll11 & Operations. hours The rate for holiday rtstnlallvt lo take many p11rance may be In perton r111n111tv1 to admin1s1e1 tloner' lsty tn 1 ""'' th foUo Btacn-Cosra Men Dally PINO HAS/HAV£ FILED A 2985-E Bear Sltfft, Costla and overtime work shall b• •cllont wolhout obtaining PUBLIC NOTICE or by your ettomey. the estate or th• dtc•dertl. JESSICA s. DORMAN· I m~1d!17a:ou: nous: Pilot Octot)er 21. 28, 1198 PETITION FOR AN ORDER Mell, CA Call (714) 424· at time and on•half The court approval. Befort tak· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR THE PETITION requeals DAVIS ESQ ~d and geneul "'Opt tt W920 TO CHANGE NAMES 75301ordetal11. c 1 1 d · b-Ing certain very Important asc 7759 °'contingent creditor ol th• deceden11 Will and ' • C,... r FROM ROSAURA RO. NOTICE IS HEREBY on rac Or an any au ICllOl\1 nowevtf' the per· the <ltctased you must Ille cod1cU1 II any, bt edm1t1ed (CSBl125999) stored 11 1177 emeibac 4"- DRIGUEZ ESPINO TO GIVEN lhtl the ebov• f:ntrt~ct~~ anal',1f.1J not 1on1l rtpre1tntative will be NOTICE OF your claim w1fh lhe cou11 to probete. The Woll and PAUL, HASTIHOS, Strffl, Newport B11ch, CA Ovetslocktd With MAAIA CARMEN CHANG named School Olsl11cl of val~ng ~1111 oT'!:ge~ tgr:n required to give notice to PETITION and mail a copy to the pet· any codlClla are avo1l;,bte Clasalfled 9!~:ina byTh~ht In!~~~;,·,~ $luff? It 11 hereby ordered that Orange County, CA, 1ctlng WOf'klfl employed by them lnter11led persons unl111 TO ADMINISTER tonal r1pr11en111lve aP,• for examination In the It • Tne most comprenen· r,111<1 below we•• notated A call to au ptttona 1n1er1119d In by and thfough 111 Govern-In the execution ol lh• con· they have wlll/ed nollce or ESTATE 0,1 Polnttd by the court wi1n1n kept by th• court. Stve and current direc· b 1111 tenants 11 lhe l•m• Ctassined ltlls matter appear before Ing Board, httttnafttr tell<-&tact consented to the .proposed QWENOOLYN lour mootn1 from tn1 date THE PETITION requests tory ol goods and •tr· r 1 11, MINI U STORAGE will help lhl1 court In Oepartmtnl eed 10 11 "DISTRICT,' will A Payment Bond and a action) The Independent ELIZABETH DIXON of th• fttll luuance of Ill· aulnonly to admfn11rtr 1111 vicH arounal ~ark;•~ rtPfHtnratoon 01 042·5§78 No. 703 ol the Orange rtettve Ull to, but not lattt Perfonnanc:e Bond thall be 1dminlslralt0n 1uthortty w111 aka GWENDOLYN E. ltfl a1 PfOVlded In Probll• Hiatt undtr '"' lnaepen· -----------------County Superior eou11 al than tne 1~1taled time, ulted P.:f\or t t be granted unl111 an Inter· DIXON k Code ucllon 8100 Tne dint Admlnl~111t1on ol Es· the •ddreu anown above sealed bid• for Int award ~~ne colifract :J~-:,C.Uu': Hied peraon files an ot>-QWENDOLV: :ixoH Um• tor 1;11ng claims w1a 11111 Att (Thi• Author t)' on December 15, Ul98, 11 of a contract lo< the •bOV• 111 the fOfm *" forth In the i-thon to the pehuon and not upue before lour VII U allow tt!t personal rtP· ST ART1NG 2 oo o'clock pm .. and then prOjtcl Bide ahall be r• contract c:toeumenls snows Good cause why th• CASE NO. A194382 month• lrom lhl heanng 111en1111ve to 111111 many i .t1 and 1n111 lhow cause. 11 ct•ved In the place ldenU· Each bidder •hall ·be 1 11• court 1llould not grant tne To •" hell•, bentndar111, date nouced above actlot'o• v.1thoul Obla n.ng any they have, why the pe-fold 1boYI, Incl """ be cenaed conttactor pursuant authority. cred1l0tt, cont.ngenl etedl· YOU MAY EXAMINE lht coutt approval. 8tl0<t 111'.· A NEW t1t1on tor change or n1me opened and publicly rtad to the Bu11nt1t and Pro-A HEARING on the pell· ton, and pet1on1 who may ftlt kept by the COUl1 If you Ing certain ft'Y im90nan1 anoutd not be g11nted ab.Id 11 Ille ~llled IHllOn Cod and be II-loon wlll be held on NO. oth1tW11t be lnttttsled In 111 • PlflOn Interested In KClOM. however, ttte pet· It II furthlf' ordered th•I • tame and place cenuc1' In ~ fotlolow•ng VEMBER 12, IHI al Ille wll Of 111111, Of both, the tllate. you may Al• IOl\al 11p111tntallll• ""~be oopy or this Older to anow Eich b•ddlf' musl 1;1bmlt clauiflcatoon· c27 t"45pm tn Depl. 103 lo-or: GWENDOLYN ELIZA· w;1n the cOl>ll a Requeat required to II'"' nottt 10 BUS/NESS?? OllUM be pWllshed In The with eac:h bid• ~toed or QOV&JUtiNO •OARD cated II 341 The Coty Dnve BETH DIXON aka •GWEN-IOf Special Notice (form lnlerHled per1on1 uni u D•ily Pilot a n.wspaptt ol c11hitt'1 Ct'ltck payable 10 South. Orange, CA 921188. DOLYN E. DIXON aka Df·1&4) of \ht fillng of an lhly have wa ed not ce Of ;eneral cttculetion pub-the DISTRICT 0t a btd /SI Carolrn 8 . ltocker, IF YOU 08JECT to the GWENDOLYN DIXON ~tory and •PP'"UI of con•tnttd to the ptoposod ••••••••••••• •. lilhed In uu1 county. at bond In th• lofm Mt fonn Dlreot•r, 'aalllll.. & granting of the petition, you A PETITION FOR PRO-111111 1net1 Of of any pe-ectron ) The lndtl*\d n1 '"'' once • Wffk IOf four In lht conttKt dOcUmentt OpereUone tnould appear •I the htar· BATE hat bffn IJed by lllion or account at PfO-ld~ttallOn authority w u c:poMCUttvt w .. kt PfiOt to In en amount not leu thin Publlthtd Newport Ing and 111te your Ob· CHARLES A. SPENCE In lllded In P1obal1 Code ltc· be Qfll\ltd unlff1 •n lt\ltt· IN day of the heating 1 O"° ol lht mulmum Btach.Coall Mn• Dally ellonl or Ille wrltttn ob-Int .Suptt10t Court of Call-lion 12$0 A AtqUfft for Hied perao.l 1~1 an ob- DATl1AUQ1 1tN amcxint ot bid 11 a guaran-Pilol October 21 tlM t•ont with tile c<Xnt t>.-fornia, ~ty of ORANGE. Special Nollet lorm •• ~ 10 the Pf"UOI\ ena ':.AMII A. JACKMAN tff that the blddtt wfll • W811 Oft the hffllng Your ap. THE P!TITION FOR PRO-ava ••bit ffom tht coun lhoWI good c.autt wllr tht .1;u D Q l/C OM MI 1-' enltt Into the JXopc>Md pMtanct mty be In pet10n l!IATE rtquu11 that d.,k. ceurt 1floutd flOI Gfln 11\t contract II the """ It Of by yQUr anC>tMy. CHARLES R. $PENCE be Au ... rww .... ttt. P•tl· authority, =aR 01' THI IUPK· awarded 10 auch bid<ltt. In PUBLIC NOTICE IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR appointed 11 peraonal rep. ttotMn A HEARING on the pot1-0ft COURT the event of fllk.irt to ent., Of contl~ crtclitOt Of rt1tntat1v1 to t4mlnltttt SM.VWR a IHORll lion ..,111 be htld on NO • Ao..._.• Rodrlguea E.•· tnlo aald con1r1ct, auch ... 810 7741 Ille decMMd, you mutt file IN 111111 or thl dtcedtnt DAVID WM '"°"'' ve Ma EA 1 t, ttH at Al(lo, 45 Via QitUlo, Ran-turlly wot be torftned. NOTICI 0, your cialtn wilh the court THE PETITK>N requeett Q • ' t :45pm In Dept 703 lo-Mo Santa Marg1tlta, CA Tile DISTRICT tntNet PITITION ind mall a copy to the ptr• tht dtctdent't WIH Md •I •• (CU1114Mit cited 11341 Tht Clly Delve HM.I tne r!Qht to reject 11'/Y or al TO ADlllNllTI.. aonal tlt)flltntallv. op. cocllcll1, If any. be adin!ned '' TICHNOLOQY DR., South, OranQt, CA 1~1161. ~ bldl Of to waive ll'IY Ir· llTAft O,t PQltlted bY the ~ w1tNn' to probate The Will 9nd ITL 110 II' \'OU Ola.lli:CT lo the • PuDlllhed Newport regulatftlet or tntoftnelltiee ADtllAN o. IUNDllN tour montht ftom the dtlt fll"I codlc:llt ett av .. lable llWINI, CA alt11 granting or the Ptlll•on. you hach-Cotl&. M"• Datty In any bid• 0t In 1he bid-ella A.G. SUllDllN of the flttt tnuance or ltt• for eumlnation In tl'le .. Publlthtd Newport ahoutd ap~ 11 tl'le hear· tlPt Octobtir 21. ta, No-ding. No blddef may Wflh. Dll lert •• prO'MtcS tn flfobat• kept by ttlt c~ htch-Cotta Mesa Dally lnO and 11at, ~ Ob- .. ~-.~~"·;..'~'-· .-'"'~~W92:---'t drew 11'/Y bid for a period ... ~IAN Code MC11on ttOO The 'fHI PETITION requttt9 Ptlol Octob« 2' 21 t• ~· Ot. Mt wrlttttl obo :r: - -o1 71 C1aye •"*' tl'le detl 080llOS IUllOIKN ume for llllnQ C1a11nt w111 eultlOtlty to ~tlf the • • • tlon1 ~ IN ~ be-PUILIC NOTICI Mt for tt!e °'**'Cl bldt. CA18 llO. A1MH7 not 111plt1 l>etor• IOVf eataee urlClet tt1t ~ '"' • 1t1t tlMflng vour ai>- .. OTIC. To Thi Olttnc:l Ma -~ To II .... be111lclarltt, mono.. frOm the hMt1r'9 dent Admlnlttr8'!0tl ol El• WTtt 7 pearance INy be In PlflOft from fie Director ol ltw 0.. ....... 001111!11411 crtdl-... nolced McM. tai.e Act. (Thlt A4AAOrlty OI bY YG'lf ~. CONTUCTOttl penmtnt ol lnduWlal .............. ""°"' Wflo ""Y YOU MAY EXAMINE the .... IN penoNI r~ MEET "tt)U .AM A CREDJTOA ~ING PCNI ••D• "°"' fie .,.,., .. ,,.,.._ _,..._ '9 ll••eecl In th llept by .,. COYrt. n Y<l'i r~ to tall• "*"' or COl'ltlnotnC cr.dltOt 01 IC HOOL DISTRICT: r ... of per diem""" ... -.. or ...... .1.. ~-boOI· .,. • pereon ......... d In llCttone .-w obtaining Ille deCHMd. you"'"" rilcl NIWORT .MllA UNlllllD ttlt oenar• ~ .. of: ADfMH G. 9UNUUN -....... you INY ... *"' llptllfOVll. lefOr• tak· someone special your claim wttn the COUf1 -DISTRICT for hOllday aM ........ .. A.O. IUNDllH Illa .. fie ... • Aequ!lt Ing dlrtM\ WlfY ~ l\toogh class fled ana mall a cog/ IO lM P'f• ~CT: 110 104-ll. ~ GIOllQI I~ . eclfone, ~. V. P«·•-------- .. ~ "" l.1gol lJ ronmtnt •I tlft l)aily PiJM u plns1d to announa• a 1to• S#'f. ct no•• a.-ajtab1' tft """ /11uin1 't~. "' will nl>K' S/~1 R.('11 tlrt na111t fcH )lllM Ill no atro t/urtt. u4 '""' wu tht timt und tht trip to 11'1 Co.,,., llou' in Sant.fl Alt&. Tlu1t, IJ/ ,,;,,,...,, n.ftir ,,,, tlll'Ch u 11nrtplttH will tt.illjiu JOUT jktiliOtis hu\intn nNftt flaltmtnt t1·Ule tlt1 CoulflJ Cltrt, '""'"" OMf • wHA for four wrd.s 1u rrqulrtd ,,, ~wand tltt1tfil1 '""' pN>fJ/ of puh11tolion "'''" tltt Co11ntv Cltr*, • 10 Weol'&doy, Ociobor 21 , 1998 .Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICll -" PUBLIC NOTICE olf•u f0t ln1peet!CHI dllflng e112o --PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by an lndt..idual PUBLIC NOTICE A t'4EARING on tn• Of frutl Eac:u.o IV ~~ Tiit TolM MIOUftl Of Tiit On- -'---------• "gular b1ialnta• hou19 ~na LacY Stwpe, 21252 Ha.,. you ttaned doing petnlon will be Mtd on De1111011 ~ Pita DlmlOll PllO lallnOI (lnctudlna AcCr\Md c--NOTIC:I'. 0, from 8 un. 10 $ P ITI by BHth BIYd , Huntlf>glon , .. tltloua •YalneH t:>ul~lllM?YH, 8·1·98 'lclltloua •wlneH Nov•mb•r t2, 1991 et Huleend An4 Wiii AS Trvat« And Unpaid rnllf•t) MO A• ... ~··· \I~., c ·: PUBLIC IALI any C li.atn Wf'lo r9q\lffll h S.aeh, CA 82648 Neme StetlHft.nt Timothy • OettQhty Neme ltet•met1t 1 ·41 p M 1n Dept 703 lleoor"4 Oft 9127 .. t, r~ IOl\tllll Ooma•d Cotti. h • 0 , LllHID 111.tthln 1eo d. •v• •r•r th• Thi• ~111lnH• 11 con· 1, tn. 1ouow1ng perM>nt '" Tiii• 1l11tmen1 w11 ftled Tht fOllowlng peraon1 11• 1o'cetad .,· 341 Thi City eotdM AS lnttll!Nftt No 91· 0tn•H. And MvlllClt Al Tiit PRO PE ATV d1t• ol Ihle Pub 1tfltfon. ducted by· an uroncorpo· doing bu11neu ••: Th• with the County Clerk of doing bu1int11 11· Orang• D,. v • 0 , n 0 CA 52Yll. 8ool! No, Plgt, OITIM hne 01 lntllll PublQloll Of Note• 1 t>ertby g•vtn T1111ed•c:1a11hl~ :~ •n: rated Htoclation other Norcf1t1om Report. 1451 Orange County on t-14·98 Co11n1y Commercuu Bto-92883•157r • Otflcill Atooros Of Otal\Qt Tll• Nota Dalld OC10bet 01, tM":.t 1 ~•bl~ au I.on .,, 1 bt teod any 11 or'!'! ltltn • p111ntt1hlp Ouall St , Suitt HM. New· tffll711723 ktrage, 5920 Chaparral Ct, IF VOU OBJECT TO c.IOrNI Tiit Tolll Amount 1998 Alctlard I( c.ldo. Allal· • v ,....~ .. .... .... ,_ • ttlident ""'"-' ng to 111..... H1>1• you atantd c:tOing pon ISnch. CA 82ee<l D p Oct Oflngt, CA 92869 Wuttd 8Y SllCI IMll'\lllllnl AS tam VICI PrlSlCMftl S.n1110 hold on Novt mbef 4• 1998 CaMom•a POl)'ltchnic: St1 .. bulltlHI ytl? No Nord1trom Davtlopmtnt •'V llol ' 14• 21• 28• Aogtt N1H, 5920 Chapar• the gren1t~ of the Of Tiit Tlml Of 1n1tsa1 flue*a· Rlconvtyll!C!I COlllPlllY 4900 11 2 0 clodc p.m 11 1111 Unlvttaity 11 San 1.u11 M111tia Aq11lno F1n1nc1. (CA), 1451 Ouau Nov. •. 1998 wtt4 rel Ct., Orange, CA"'ll2&e9 petition. vou ahould '°" OI Thll NOllOe 11 RIYtroradt ROtd .. Suite 2970 -, Camtlbac: .Stro•2 Ctl'( 0l Obispo with an 1g1lcuttur• Thi• 1t1temtnt """ Mid Strfft, Suitt 104, Ntwport Thi• butlneu It con-appHr •t th• hHrlng 1115 07476, Which lncllldtS lnwidaJt. CA 91706 (62e) 856-.....,... O>' ,·, ~ ~~=:' c:~~~nla 0~~1 t r~~te</ ':bor, , 1 al wltl\ lht County Clerk of Bt1ch, CA 92660 PUILIC NOTICE duc1td by: an lndrvldu11 tnd at•tt your obtec Tiit Totll AmOllnl Of Tht Un· 4858 For Slits Information Cll rT' STORAGE II wal •• ,. lo Ill· • 0 ,•hon r pflnc ~ Orano• County on 09125188 Thi• bu1lntH 11 con-Flotltloua aualn••• Have you •tarted doing lion• or lilt wntten Plld lltlillCI (lnduding Acct\.ltcl (714) 573·1965 P113105 0 illy IM ~ on lhe IOllO,..· :"":get o I~ 0'1~011,; 18181770858 dueled by:• COlpo<allon N ltat buslnell y•t? No ob1eot1ona with lhe NM1 UftC)llO ln*tll) Md Rta-,0!14 HVll 10/2M8 11 tn1•c• an.oua hou.. 1 Httrn °-• Daly Pdol Sept 30, Oct. 7, Have you started doing em• •m•nt Roger N1tz court before the hear-tlONIOll flllNted COits. Ek·i----------'"'I 11:ad and ttntrtl property ~··~L M P lnc:I I It, 21, 11198 w897 bu11ne11 yet? YH, OCtot>tr d:1101taw1ng per~onp• are Thia •taltmenl wH f1ltd ing. Your ef)pearanc• 5:1' An4 MvlllCtl At flit --------•• .....&..•, '"l I rlrd at f 111 Camt lback av1 oort, r pa 2, 1990 ng b1111n111 u uppy with th• Couniy Clt1k of mev be in ptraon or bv Of lnlllll Publlcallon ot -n ~1~ee1 Newport Bt1ch CA ~·n~g•~ Donald uG. PUBLIC NOTICE Nordllrom Dev11oprn1nt World, 603 Vlata 8on1t1, Orange County on 10/09196 your attorney. Ob Dlttd OCtotltf 15. Get lO (D •· 92660 by the lollo~I"" 1'•a20H ·~ 11orSnev "1 . w, . Flneoc:e, uwrenc1 A. Nor· Newport BeachE, CA 92660 11988772114 IF YOU ARE A 1998 Ollna C... Amsllnt ~ ,, • .. .. 1 .-1lch ''"'· f\llM. .. .. I dattom Prealdeni McDermott nterprlata \A-Pt-...... r~ • R h b I ptrsons The l1M1otones CA 92814, __ fictitious ... a "9H Thlt italefTltnl waa t.ltd (CA), 803 Vista Bonita'. Daily P1lol Oct. 14, 21, 28, CREDITOR or a conUn· ·--·t ,_rlf'IO econ-t e •8 e 0 ~~-c;' ~-' 1.sted btlO.., ..,.,, notat9d pub 11th 1 d N 1 \iip0 rt Neme Stet•Mtnt With the Coun Clerk 01 Newpon Bt1ch. CA ll2e&O Nov 4, 1998 W909 gent creditor of the fj COmpany 4900 RNer· br lht tenants at ttlt t•m• Btach·Cos1a Man Da.iy Tht fohow1ng per101'\1 are Ofan Count ~ 10,09198 Thia buslntu 11 con· dtCHHd, you mult file Old SUnt 2870 lr..n· a911' o rental MINI u STORAGE 1>1101 October 21. 1998 doing bu111lffs 11: The De-ge i88~6772172 dut1td by: a corpor111on PUBLIC NOTICE vour claim with tht 91706 (626) 156·4858 1' '-' 8 II makes no rtp•tstntahon W923 m110 Collection, 3400 Av· Have yo!J atintd doing court and meil • copy to For Slllt ln(Ofmetton Clll or warr,snty that tht units tnu1 of lht Arts. Apt E· Dally Ptlol Oct. 14, 21, 28, butlnesa yet? No CNl1147H/ tht personel,. reHnta· (7141 573·1965 P113316 Atta·c, . c:onta111sa1.i1nven1or11s PUBLIC NOTICE 121 , Cos11 Mtu. CA Nov. 4, 1998 W911 McDermott Enttrpllsts ~r OF ti oi t :f b h '0/2 tam 11~4.98 (.) ~ ~ .. • AJt86 ·Suzanne Lunn 92628-1927 Luclnde Mc0ermol1 Ph 0 ' ._,,_ "' epp ':' • V t •-----------c b PurGhlHS must be made STATE.MENT OF Cart Demaio, 3400 Avenue PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• stal•mtnl wia fdtd PEiltllON TO cour~ r•thih ~our PU8UC NOTICE asemenl, v.Uh cash and paid for 11 WITHDRAWAL FROM of the Arts, Apt. E·121, Fl tltl 8 1 with th• County Clerk ol ADIJ&MIEll mont. • r~ t • •t• ---------d I lilt Irma ol pwchaat No PARTNERSHIP Costa Mesa. CA 92626-c oua UI .,... Orengt County on 09/14/98 ESTATE OF: DALE of first •••u•nc• of '1etltlout •Y•lnesi an c oset OM ul'lder Illa agt ol 18 ls OPERATINO UNDER 1927 ' Nam• Statement •9"B878 .. 8 8 Al---. ltntr1 H provided in N It t I 0 ' ,,, anO'l(Od to attend the H ll Ktlllt Demaio, 3t00 Av· The following p111ons are , ' "' ~ 8 ___. HCtion 9100 Of lhft Th W 8 •men then aet O> .-....&... _ n • la'ldlord restl'llH lllt FICTITIOUS enue of th• Aris, Apt E· doing bualnest H The Dally Pilot Sept. 30, Oct. 7, LEVllSON MA Celrforni• Probete Cod•. ~ :::::i ~ we " ~ ,, rght 10 b•d at tile sale. All BUSINESS NAME 121, Costa Mtta, CA Juahct Center, 27034 Azul 14, 21 , 1998 w894 DALE AM>ERSQN The tJme for f1hng C1 O'tlttlbiNGI at: some C&Sb . 0 ., pu1c11ased goods .,. sold The lollow1ng pe11on hu 92626-1927 Dr Capistrano 811c:h, CA PUBLIC NOTICE MA DALE DEE claim• will not exp:re 1000 I Coutnr;, D pf . .. .. 2.•979 -• • H Is ' and must be re-withdrawn as 1 general Thi• business la con-92624 AM>ERION AKA before four month• Co ' " 1 1 ' -v -c. d~o/e~f b~n!·o~:fi,m :~~~= ~~~n-;,p!'r~7(,,glh~ng:rn~~~ ~~;ttd by: husband and t:,·~~~:i10~.osrnc.M•~~;111)~ Fictitious BuslnH1 DAl.E DEE fro"!' th~ hHnng d•te Cl=-~~:. t218C:, s. ..._ _______ • ., roust provide a current f1cht1ou1 business name ol Have you started doing 27038 Azul Drive, ~aplst· Name Statement LEVIWSON AK.A notr~'c1u MA•Y EXAM Coast Dr.. D101, Co111 L"''"' ouginal 01 1 photocopy 01 THE MATH CENTER at 129 business yet? Vts 91ee rano BHch. CA 92624 Th• loflowlng per1on• art DALE lEVlllSON , · Mela. CA 92628 ~ • ~ II\ 10..r original res11e permu Cabrlllo. I 100, Costa Carl Dtmalo . This business la con-doing business ta' Pac1f1c CASE NO. A 194283 INE the file ktpt bv the Thia bualnen la con-\I I VI ~ 11r' time ot sa e 1n f1tu of Mesa, CA 92627 This 11111ment wa1 filed dueled by: a corporeuon Acupurtcture-Htrb Clinlc, To all heir• benefi-court: If you •r• • per-duc:ted by an Individual MORTUARIES ~ ~a1es tllll This sale Is sub-Tht Flc111iou1 Business with tht County. Clerk of Have you started doing 13912 Stal Beach Blvd • c11nu, c;edito;,, con-eon intereated in t~e Hive YoU llarttd d04ng "-. ~ • 1ect 10 prjor cancell1lion In Nam1 referred to i bove Orange County on 09128198 business yot? YH, 05195 SHI Stach CA 90740 tlnge('ll creditor• and Htete1 you m•v file ~·yet? No PACIFlC VIEW ... 0 ine event of setlloment b" was fifed on August 24, 18888770920 Miidred Rose M1mor1a1 Young Hwa Joo. 9951 pe11on1 who mev~ther· with tne court• formal Thi •Mack Ii~ MEMOA1•• P'•AK tween landlord and obll· 1993 In the Cowitv ol Or· Foundation, Inc., Marc Eric Holder St 154 Cypress . b . Rtc:\"Ht fot Special • •t"ttmenl WH 1 td ""-" I\) g111ed party. enge, Original File No FS-Dally Pilot Sept. 30, Oct 1, Ely·Challlln, Executive CA 90630 • • ' WIH . • inttreated tn Notice of the filing of en with the County Cttrk ol Cemetery • Mortuary I c: Publtsned Newport 81198 "·21 •1998 w896 Pr111dtnt Thia bu1ln1ss ·11 con· the will or tstate, or inventory end eppratHI OfangaCountvont0-2"98 e.acl'l·Cosia Mesa Daily Full name and 1ddrt11 ol This statement was filed ducted by: an Individual both, of: DALE ANDER· of tatat• aHata or of 1ff88771474 Chapel• Crematory Pno1 Octot.er 21, 28, 1998 the person w1thdraw1ng: PUBLIC NOTICE with th• County Cltrk of Ha .... you started doing SON LEVINSON AKA •nv petition or eccount Ollty Pilot Oct. 8, 13, 20, 3Soo Pacific View Onve 01 W9t9 Gerl Thompson. 37 Red Flctltloua Bualn••• Orengt Co11n1v on 10/09/98 buslneu yet7 No DALE ANDERSON AKA •• _provtded In eection 27, 1998 T072 Newport Beach I ---------Rock, Irvine, CA 92714 189B8772'77 Joo Voung Hwa DALE DEE ANDERSON l 250 of the Cehfornia 644 2700 PUBLIC NOTICE Gerl Tllompscm Nam• Statement Daily Pilol Oct 14 21 28 This lll.ltment was filed AK A DA l E 0 EE Prob•t• Cod• A R t---P-U-B-Ll_C_N_O_T_l_C_E_-t ·---··----~·· m 18888770781 The following pers~nt are Nov 4, 1998 • m12 with the County Clerk ol LEVINSON AKA DALE quut for Sptc;el Nolle~ Pl.,nCE. BRO-- CITY Of This statement was liltd doing business H . For· Orano• County on t0/09/98 LEVINSON f · ·i bl 1 ---------'"" '"'"..., NEWPORT BEACH With th• County Clerk ol '2'!15' EcalpCortal tFHinlglhnclal, PUBLIC NOTICE 18888772180 A PETITION hea (~~o·~rt ·ci:~ e rom T.S. No. 1671998 loan No BEU BROADWAY ~ NOTICE INVITING O C ty 09125198 "" as as way, D lly Pil 1 O L 14 21 28 bHn filed by DARRYL a • 1671Q98 Notice Of Truslae s M ort * Ch I BIDS . rang• oun on Sulle 1309, Corona del Flctltloua BualnH• a o c • • ' ANDERSON in the Su· .. ttGl'n9y for·P.,tidta-: S. You A/1 In Otfault Under A uary ape Seoted bids may b1 re-D111v Pilot Sept. 30, Oct 7, Mar, CA 92625 Nam• Stetement Nov, 4, 1998 W908 penor Court of Califor· hJ . ..._ Ottd Of Trust. Oalld 2111134, Cremation 0) ce1ved at tl'le ott.ce ol the 14• 21• Hl99 w&9l Nan•ll• Corbett, 2865 East The following peraons are nia, Countv of Or1nge. ...., •a.-...,. Unlan You Taka Action To 110 Broadway c.1y cierk. 3300 Newpon PUBLIC NOTICE ~c::·~~·i~~atA ~~:s Co-doing business u : ttech PUBLIC NOTICE _ THE PETITION re· = W. c.ntury lllfd., Prot1e1Your Prop«ty 11 M~Be Costa Mesa •I .. . . , .. . ' . I> ,: , Boi. ••ard, PO. Box 1768· Aaron Tlppon, 2865 East ~f111'H~~ ~taB~~t~ ~A FlcUtloua 8uslnHa quuta that DARRYL Lm ~CA 90045 = ~ r:..,~a= Jt1 ~ 642-9150 • r,ewport Beach, CA 92658-Flctlt14ua BuslneH Coast Highway, 11309, Co-92626 ' ' Name Stat•m•nt ANDERSON bl eppoint· t0/14, 10/16, 10/21 • tQIUre ot'""f'h~ Proce1<11n ~~~~~~~~~~=========·~ 8915 unhl 1' 00 ~m. on Name Statement . rona d1l Mar, CA 92625 Jolin L Kelly 34318 Calle The following persona are ed H pereonel rtpreaen-Agairlsl You You Should Con~ ;. '"' ~~~1.01:1 a:~1c0~ ~~:~~~~ d~t~' 1~1~~~~~sp!~~0~) :~~ Tl'lls bu.slness 11 con· Pono11.' Caplitrano Beach, doing business es: Pacific tet1ve to edmin1ater the PUBLIC NOTICE tact A Lnv9r Nollet is HtrebV When you, re tuned into ~ b•ds ShJll be opened and pell~ Insurance. Agen • ducted by. co-partners CA 92624 W1llne11 C~nter. 234 E. ett•l• of the decedent. GIYto That Tiit Real Pl'oPtf'll read for BALBOA ISLAND B) Mason McCt1ntock ~ Have you started doing Keith Barkenhagen, 1095 ~?th SCI .. Suitt 100, Costa THE PETITION r~ :TS No 13S4352 loan No Known Aa 16 Wellln~ton Cour classified you're tuned into BAYFRO'~T REPAIRS C) S lo W I business yet,? Yes, Sept. Sta Ttrr1ce u ne, Costa mesa, A 92627 quuta tl'le dtctdtnt I 1354352 N flea OI Ti i Newport llaac:t1 CA 9266G Con!iaC1 'No 3l66 :~~a~;s'urance~'bir S~pe~l~; 21, 1998 Mesi, CA 92627 Lllllan Jean Wtlllman, Will and cod1c1l1, 1f Sall You NI~ Default~= A Aaanor's Paroei Number 935-your COIDIDUnity. En111naors Estimate· Hosp1tah1y Insurance 5000 ~anen~ Corbett · This business · 11 con· Q215 hp~~c:2:!,~·· Newport anv. be edmitttd to Deed Of Trust. Oattd 9/lM1 44·031 AS More Full'i Dtscrlbed "\ 566.ooo Birch St.. II 4000,. West T~l:n 11ftrm~n1 was filed ducted by: a general cor· T-:::~ • business ts con· probate •. 1:he WILL end Unlltl VOii Take Ac1lon To In Tiit Abt1tt Mttldoned Oeea D~" Pilot Approved by · Tower, Newpon Beach, CA with the County Clerk of P..r~~~onvou started doing ducttd by: an individual a~r. ;od1c1l1 ere sve1I· Pro*1 Your Pr~. II~ Ba Of TruSl WW Ila Sold Al Publle .• 'SI Biii PatapoH, City 92660 Orange Countv on 09/23198 business et? No Have you started doing • • or exeminst1on in Sold /41. A Publk: S-. II You AueUon /41. In Tht Front (II lti~ • ..... • "'" .... ,._. "" Engineer SumtM Insurance General 19988770589 Ke th B1ttenh,.,,. business yll? Yes 8"9e the file kept by th4L Nlld An EXP&anltlon ot Thi Aagpoi. At Thi Main En(!) ~================::; .. Agents and Brokers. Inc. I • .,.n Lllll J Wei • court. Natllrt 01 Tht Pl'octadlng NU To The Plaatnlla CIVIC r " P1o~p11Cl•ve b'ddors may (CA), 2850 Mesa Verde Dr. DlllV Pilot Sept. 30, Oct 7, This statemenl WH liled Thl:n11:~:ment":.!° filed THE PETITION re· Against You. Vou Should Con· C.nllr, 401·411 E Chapman I"" 001a1n one sel ol bid docu· 1107, Costa Meo. CA 14, 21, 1998 w893 Wtlh the County Clerk ol f h th C Cf k queets eurhoritv to ract A Lawyer Nollol Is He<tby Avt, Plaatnlla, CllllOtnll On "Af &ordable mori1s at no cost at the ol· 92628 Orange County on 10/09/98 Or~n • ~ou~un~n 10~:J administer the Oltete GIYln That Tht RNI Property 11/4'98 At 10 00 ~-To The 11 1,ce ol 1he Public Works This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE 19988772178 g 19:88772172 under the Independent Known As 5 Charry Hllll Lant HlghHI Bidder Plyablt At Th; Department 3300 Newport ducted by: a corpo1ation Dally Pilot Oct. 14, 21 . 28, . AdrninlatretJon of Es· Newport lltlctl, CA 92660 11ri1I OI S., For C&sh Or Al • " Boulevard. p O Box 1768, Ha111 you started doing Flclltloua BualneH Nov 4, 1998 W913 ~lily Pll~ Oct 14• 2~28• tatH Act. (Thii authon· Assassorl Parcel Number 442· C&shlat'S Cheek Orl'Ml On A ternat1ve Na ... port Beach CA 92858· business vet? No N•m• Statement c NO c ov. 4, 1 8 10 ty w1ll ellow the peraon· 21M6Aa More Fully OKaibld $1111 Or NaUonal 8attk, Chd 8915 Summit Insurance Gt neral Th• following pe11ons art PUBLI Tl E PUBLIC NOTICE el repreaentative to take In Slid Oltd 01 Trust Wiii Ila Drawn On A Stare Or Federal D1'scount Casket, · Agents & Brokers Inc w 11-doing business as: DER· h . Sold At Publlc ~ctlon At In The Savings Ano loan Assodauon, For further inlormalion, llam E. Stone, Pre'sldtnt MAFUTURE, 203 Calle fictitious Bi,alnHs many actions wit out Front Of The Flaopolas Al Tht savinos Assoc:ladon, Or Savings ca I Fong Tse. Protect Man· This statement was filed Conc:tllta, San Cltmtnte, Name Stat•ment Flctltloua BualneH ~~t8ei~lng court epprov~ t.tatn Entry NII fo The Plaatn· Bank Speahed In Financial Coda ager al (949) 644·3340. With the County Clerk ol CA 92672 Tht following persons are Ham• St•t•m•nt ... e ore taking ctrt•m Ila CMc Ctl'l•r 401-41} E Stcrlon 5102 And AlllllorUld TO Cremation & Published Newport Orange County on 09 23198 Jacquellnt Kle•n·Eames, doing business as: GER· Tht following pe11on1 ate very unportenl actions. Chapman M P\acan111 C.U: Do BustnaSS In Cllllornla The Beacl\·CoSla Mesa Dally • 19980770503 203 Calle Conchita, San AGHTV REAi.TY, 2'1660 doing business as: Cotpo. however, t.ha. perannl'I fornll on 11J12A1I, At ' to 00 Sall WUI Bl Macie W11!1oul Pilot October 21 27 1998 Daily Pilot Sept 30 Oct 7 Clemente, CA 92672 Marguerite Pkwy., Sta. C· rate Training Helldquarttrs, repreHntltlV• Wiii be IAM. To The HlghlSt Bidder. Covtnanl CK WalftnlY. Express Bun' al Service • WT922 14 21 1998 ' 892• Michael C. Eames, 203 177, Mission Viejo, CA 782 N Shalluck Pl., Orange, required to give notice Piyabll AITlll nm. Of Sale, FOf Ot lml>llld, Ragardtno Tiiie. • • w Calle Conch1t1. San Clem-92692 CA 92867 to intereeted peraons calh Or Cashier's etilclt Drawn Possession. Or fncumbrln<* __ P_U_B_L-IC-NO_T_l_C_E __ 1 PUBLIC NOTICE t nlt,CA92672 Timothy S. Ger1~hty, Ttrry Bryant. 2750 Portola unleu they heve On A Sia• Or Na1lonat Bink io SalllfY Thi Ot>llQaDOn s.- T111s business Is con-27660 Marguerite P.KJ'Y·· Dr., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 waived notic:a or con-Chlclt Drawn Oft A S11• oi cured BY Tiit Dlld" 01 Trust PUBLIC NOTICE FlcUtloua Bualne11 duC1ed by:, husband •nd Sta. C.1T7, Mission Vieio. Thi• bualntst la con-aented to the proposed f.ederal ~s And lOlll Elllculld' 8Y Anna Hllsablclt, A Pursuant 10 Section N1me Statement wile CA 92692 . ducted by: an Individual ecuon.) The indepen· ~oclaaon, Sivings AS100la· ~II Woman. As Trustor. 6104(d) of the Internal Rev· Tho 1011ow1ng persons are Have vou started doing This business 11 con-Have you stanod doing dent 1dmin11tret1on llon, Or SIYlngs Ban.le SPf(:lfled Recorded On 2115194, Re· enue Code, nollce Is doing business 11: X J.S., buslneu yet? Yes, 10.1·98 buslneu yet? No authonty will be granted In Financial Code StctlQn 5102 corded As Instrument No 9~· hereby gwen tl'lat tlle an· 3~57 Birch 51. -#495. New-Jacqueline Kleln-EamH Overstocked with Terry Btyant unlee• en intereeted Wld AulllorU:td To Do Bustntss 0113-Ut BOOie No · Pao• Of nual report for the Fiscal port Beach, CA 92660 This at1temen~ was filed t ff? This 11111ment wu liltd pereon files •n ob1ecr1on In Calrlornla Tiit Sall Wll Ila Thi Olldal Rtcotds Of Orltl9f ye:.r July 1, t998 10 July 1, Marlin Aquino, 16388 w11h the County Clerk ot s U with the County aetk of to the eution and MaOe Wlllout Cov.nant Ot Wltfomia The Total Amount 1999 of tl'le Edwin Taylor Bamboo St., La Puente, CA Orang• County on f0109/98 A cal.I )O Orange County on 09/15/98 h Pd h W.r~ry. hprm Or lml)llld, ~rad By 5alc:t lns!Jument As Sc11o1arsh1p Trust a p11vate 91744 19986772t05 Classified 18980788797 s owe goo cauH w Y !:lt!WdlnQ Tllll PosstalOn Or 01 fht Time Of lnltlal Publlca· loundallon, 11 available at Denise Kay Brown, 124 W. Dally Pilot Oct. 14, 21 , 28, Wiii help DaUy Pilot Stpt. 30, Oct. 7, gt~:ntc~hU:~u~~~rl~dV not Encumbrances.' To Sallsty Tht S311on10 76011 09Tll!?,._~olkll1..,,..,d Is ' the foundation's principal Ollve St., Corona, CA Nov. 4, 1998 W'd07 842·5878 14, 21, 1998 w898 ' Obllga11on Secured 8v Tht 0..d • """"' '""'" es Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? 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L t.ilh • 1•n• • 111~~r ) Hours Monda) ............ Frida) S:OOpm 1'hun.day . Wf'dne,.day 5:00pm -For All Your Home and B~nHS Needs -........... ~--······ wttlll•;.4',mlnl ·~ ... -I 1•l,.ph11111· 8 .• Wam-5 OOprn ,,,~, ..... I n<l'I W11lk-l11 8.:w~uu-5:00pm \l••ol.1 • n.i., Tut>sday ...... Monda) 5.00pm Fnday .......... Thursday S:OOpm W(•<ln e&day .... Tuesday S:OOprn Saturday ........... Friday 5:00pm GENERAL 1002 BALBOA COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT ------COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT BALBOA .. "' ~ ... ... . --· I·- L 2607 t5:t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISIAND 1006 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 H 0 USES/ BEACH 2169 BEACH 2169 PENINSULA * .. f ORE CLO 8 ED** I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEW HOME E Side CM I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS E'S Id• 28 r 1 B• back iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Oov homH Hud, MHA NEW ON MARKET 3br 2.5ba from builder LIDO SANDS FOR RENT hH w/yd, w/d hk·up, P•nthou•• VerHllles •S1850. 3Br 2Ba• ' LQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNll Y t • •All real Htll• ldvtrtlfl•t 11 1t11 :,.._u,., 11mtKt11 tk Fd · •tf11 fair HMJ• .. 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Cell nu pnVcrpt, belc, get, PATRICK TENORE 2Ba rear unit on prim~ car altac: g•f S285,Sl90 Nice yard. Big Gareg• Unit B (alloy acceH) P•t ok 52295mo (949) 675-4175 b• lndry hk·up. no pate Please Call & Let Us 50' tot, atepa to IM9-722·8120 M1ny Extr11 S559K S1100/Mo 648·0912 (949) &40-Y262• tween 7am-11am M·F 760.1713 or 588-846'11 Know What Your bay frontll S850,000 Agent IMSl-.631-1038 __ 0..,,.r_e,...4...,5_·9_3,..4_1 ____ 4 Bdrm·2 Bath Single Lre 2Br 28• S139i1. NHdl Arel 95s-97o5 ANGELA GLASER DANA POINT 1026 NEWPORT SHORES E'SIDE CM BHulllul Family Home In tht •••••••• Excellent condlllon. 1 ·8O0-4 -TEN 0 RE METRO Realty 2BR, Office, 2BA, 2Br 1Ba cot11ge, sngl Harbor View Homos. APARTMENTS garega. yrty, No pelt. (949) 723·0953 Beem cells, newer tlle Balboa Newport c1r garage. 59g5/mo. 12850/Mo. Call Karon 760-1713 or 588·0409 SOLD! Showcesa homes for sale In our Saturday Real E11110 Supptementl HOMES OF THE WEEK Dlapl•lf •da atart et Juat S75l Deadline Wed !lprn ....... OPEN HOUSE Llstlnga for &18l 0H dltne Thura 5pm ***** II P•Y• lo •dvertlH In the best local Reel Eatata S-CllOl"I CALL TODAY LISA RIVERA 949·574-4252 ANNE Wilt.EV 949-574-4249 CORONA DELMAR 1022 Dphc s275.ooo 3Br 2ea roof. $349,000 Realty, Inc. Avail Nov 1. Alla, <!• Burr Whit• RHllV FOR RENT & 2Br 2Ba, 3c g1r, nu A 760-•ooo 3 8 pnt, roof. 493·0701 or Biii Grundy RHllors Established 1979 gent. ., IC 1 949-675""830 NEWPORT 490.7049 J.W•bb, Bkr Sl49·675-6Hl1 Short Term 3Br 2Ba .,..B_L....,.u-F""F,,,....,,.S_3_S...,.A--2-~-B-A-I Winter & Furn, child• room. full --------BEACH 2669 y,early Rental a •m•n•. Avt 10/2Cl· 1 /8 auiat Ar•• 52150/Mo BALBOA ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NmWPORT .NEWPORT Barbara Sanregret 1• New Constr11ctlon .. Oceanfront & Sl100/Mo. Dep./Ref'a AHllor 949-844·0195 ISLAND 2606 Dupl•• Sl•P• to Hnd. 602 Larkspur. COM BEACH 1069 COAST 1070 Near Iha Beach Req'd. 949•645-4517 ----~------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upper unit, 4Br 20. Villa I· S565K • S595K liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1200 to $2800. W'ald• 2Br 1.5Ba BLUFFS VILLA 2Br Adorable Balboa le unit lrg new kit. 1urvoom, VIiia II· S450K • S475K Abandoned ••aoh OrHt Ocean & Canyon Condo. new crpt, FP, 2Ba, turnkey. Avail 2bd. tip, grt kitchen, 2c prkg. 12800/mo. Tom/Rey <U BayahotH Cottage Once In a Vltwa Clvlta n .. r new 428 32nd StrMt w/d hk·upa, 1c all gar, Nov 1/6mo. Laa. deck, mull eeel s1&soi mo. yearly. Call 073·8SICJD Fund 949·642·8800 lffellm• opponunlty 81 4Br/48a, dtn, highly N~ort BHoh, CA n/p•t• S97S. 548·8Cl56 big garage, nceP· Avail now 609.,115 E11t. 105 Aak for Ooiy. Oc•an Vl•w 48r 2Ba, only 1349.000 Agent upgraded. t.argHl 949-7 3· 4 4 w•i10• Townhom• 1lon•ll '2200 12500 To prade an ad in wntther you're buyfllQ 1•aly, remod•ltO kll, 849-723·8120 :••2>w5 S1 ,18t,ooo. 2br lba, Lrg yard, Cb _. ___ Li ~L. ClaHlfl•d or Hlllng, Cl•Hifi«I private b .. ch HHH, •aatblYH BHt Buyl Y net 376-345-4 patio, 2-car gar, lots ~ ~ ~ Call 042·5878. cover• •II your n .. dal S6115KAgt 759-9314 3Br•28a+llR, !·Sly t-111-•• -1-0-A------1 of parking, pelt ok *y-f'•"• Fixer• Qr .. t Location CEMET!RY LOT' On.&. S1125/mo, no Hcurlty ... S499K 720-1704 Bkr / PENINSULA 2107 netded 949·574-1890. 6'f.l·IJ4/J4 NeWPORT COSTA MESA 10241------CRYPT 1225 1-=-&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii,_______ '" NEWPORT .,: •a1ete Value 3Br 361 1• ae•cH 2669 am•CH 260 .. V • .. Lot 4• •• 0c f nt Darllng 2Br 1 Ba Hae, ..n IOft •'81D• Ch•rmlnng ;,t31BR " ace ••· .-.uge • 1 Let, ..,_....,_, L ' • •an ro LAGUNA r ~~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;! Hom• on over SIOOOSF An11loua ovwntr• warn ,...., '""';,-k 1mwn1000 nome, fully fum'd, 2 lrg ncd yd, wooded c:orntr 101 w/glant gar 10 Hll nowl Only '"'7P'~;~. :Ru car gar, winter only. BEACH 2148 Httlng, FP. no pol• . P"OPEATY HOU• R ..................... .,·. 11950 (949) 721 ·8890 ''iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.l ___ '_, 3_8_6_. _Sl4_9-4_s_s_.o_4_4_4• Wiil hold 8 car• plus s585K s42.3850 ---•• -huga RV are1, Cell lor,.,..,. _ __, __ ..,... _____ ftACIPIC v11W • 4 Laeuna aeaohfron lido l•I• 4br 3ba. 1un· d•t•ll•, 13911,000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS ectfolnlng plota. Buy 1 COlONA Furn 38', 2Ba, Fem deck, Huna, frptc. Xtnt Loe. Earl & Judy Vl•WSI 3Br 2.58a f 26,. Rm, Study, l'P. 14500/ Pttl welcome 13000 Taytor, Agta949·842· •ntry, room for eitpan-or •It our b•low DBL MU 2122 Mo. urp ?14·'772·9272 Call for 1nowlng. Agt, PAIRWAY APARTMBNTS AT BIO CANYON •• New 3000eq n •122 eton/pool. 1135,000 retail. PP ••4-1••• 141·710·2721 •••laid• g•t•d comm, Agent 714·Clt3·535-4 1002 ------- 0Ar8b COMMUNtTY •v PA.lltQON tfJLANO l '4:lllJ1t!ul tr litle'!d s1rec1s 11nd 1101f COi.no Vk"Wll Cr1,IOy ( fefrt!O 11\/lf!R In )'t)UI' lafao 1 • 2 •• 3 f\R llJJftflmQfll homet •1W\><nt~ :liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BA1BOA * V.A.. ISLAND 1008 SO Do wn •SO Mov•·ln iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l'A I! Counullng FREE Ll•t of Homea H UD/VA A f P O S 1·800.723·6857 V ttran A111 E11al• ..... FIND an apartment lhtouoh classified d•t•c.hec:I 38r 2.6Ba, LIDO ISL• Brand N•w over 11001t. built In 58r/5 ,5Ba47'39q,fft. '94. Xlnt Loe. 1315.000 3c: g1nige. 8111 Orunc:ty Earl & Judy TaytOf, AHllor. SMM7M1C11 Agente . 642·4722 The Community Marker Plac•. CIH1lf1td •42·1•71 8911 your unw•ntad lt•m• the •"Y wayt To piece your c:JH•lfled •d call ....... , .. CLAS81Pll!:D hOmea for I••••· quiet NEWPOlT Lido l•I• on beach 11'1 th• r•sourc:• you araa, ocean vtewat Cel l!ACH 21 ~9 3,.. 2 View: upper, fp, can count on lo Hll a for Info SM9·t754314.1'1•••iiii•••iii w/d, t.nnl1. boat can myriad ol m•rchan. 1• 1230Qfmo 873 Cl239 dlH lt•mt, bec:au .. i---------••r ... b1ra 194'8• __ _...,..._,..._,__--..1 our column• compel Thinking of.having a VIII• Balboa unit w/ ON TH• 8AV bluff•, qualllt•d bu~ara to garao-aal•? ocean vu. many lu1eury 3br 2.6ba, n.w carpet. calll OIV• u• • calll u~ad••· H e, pOOI, paint, hi•, appflanc•'• CLA881Pl•D t9nnll.S1IOO & llHO/ l•au. 12250/mo • •... .,., . M2·M7a Mo. Bkr 149-042-3860 714-eM·1••0 ·~------~-~.....i..-~-----~---"'--~----~-....r.--------~~_;.~ .. • WMher,<t~ lll~!tll • f'lr(1'lltlc'c (WOl1tf & AMI • Alt ('flf11t110oirW • Wei tier 1n :1 "'Id un • l\llwm e)'llletn • I ,f!GO IO U .005 • ~Cll'llf'rl41~ . nope•• ~ewporf Beoch'/Costo Mesa~¥ Pilot Wednesday, Oetober 2 ~, 1998 II 9210 .,ISCEUANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED FORD 9075 JAGUAR 9105 LINCOLN 9120 TOYOTA ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2iiii9 2~0 s s 3 o 1 =iiiiiii~iiiiiiiisiiis J•o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiis 3 .. 0 1 ,,,,riiioiiiBiiiUYiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iio 1 .. 9 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii· JENTAlS I• I• 97 MUSTANG COBRA '90 SOVEREICN '98 TOWNCAR '85 LE VAN Auto, AJC. ii••••••• P~~vve1~.T~ STat,UDe Computer user• O"lo• Mngr growing Sales I BUY .ALL Pl.A,NOS A8(1~l04~,>~~2.9;7D, e1ue~~~m'::~n;,11fond, i'o823~~S2~~;~wht•. ~~~~eoo~c,gnamc:':~· ..;..--------1 I cro naan neect.d. Work own f1tne11 c:o. need• neat, COME GROW Antiquet·Quat. urn 1"''' ("'1"'1"'3) $10."""'5 Coate Me•• S2900 (714) 964.0152 NTALS To o J8tua be adoreo hours S20k·S751civr 1 0 WITH USI 1pc: or hou10ful caal\ Coat• M••• " " "" H ~ •(\d glorll1ed, loved 1·~00·348·7188 •603 cheer ul person ood pad (714) 957-IS1il3 Llncoln M•rcury BAUER LOTUS Llncoln·Mercurv '8.!S 4RUNNER SAS 5uaRJ; 2724 and praised, Pr•· comp, phone & organ· E11pand1ng retool ad· 714-540·5830 949-842·7700 714 540·5830 Low ml, aulo. morol , .. ~ aet'Vad throughout the CREDIT/COL.I ECTIONS lzallonal 11c1111. Call verlls1ng department Old Coln• Gold Sliver-----------,9-3_X_J_8 __ S_d_n_4_D_• (3MIV145) $18,050 world now and for. ACCTS RECEtVABL.E Stan/Larry 131·2241 aaeks a self mohvateCI Franklin Mint, S11rllng '93 EXPLORER LTD (93-4 172)$191905 _L_O_T_U_S----9-1-2-3 LEXUS OF cttM room for rent 3br ~ba. 2 c:ar gar, n/am, male pref'd, no pell, .J.VI 11/1 949·873·0569 aver. Sacred Heart of Must have min, 2vr1 P.AYROLLJ account e11ecu1tva to Old watch8t & 1awe1ry 281c Ml, white, lthr BAUER JAOU.AA WESTMINSTER J11us, prav for ua; St. strong collec:tlons, .AOMINISTR.ATIVI! ~~~·· d~~·~op bauna~n::'~ we,icoast Coin 142·~48 (3UY~~iL~':>':r5o (714)953.4900 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 __ .... c1 __ 14_;...,) .,,,.e..,..9,..,2~·,..,0".::9'=0~8~r- Jude, worker ot mire· credit & account rec:· .ASSISTANT and apeclat sections. RECORDS(rOP $ w•STMINST"'R 'OS ESPRIT 84S ,98 4 RUNNER CM/uac: hm, ga1ed, iiool +-cat•. S800/lae clea, pray for us: St. onc:ll1a11on e11p. Proll· Payroll aaalatant and Jazz., R&B, Soul, Rock (71--4 ) 8 .. 2 ...... 0 .... , '93 XJ8 VP 4D Black/grey. VO 1 11'1 eQu P c:laan Juda, helper of Iha clent In MS Office & ofllc:e admlnlatrator. Wa prefer a c:andldata Etc ... 50'• & cso·a Mike • -· v (93-A i 74)$20,995 10K ml, OZ rim•. (01,"'4",.,,) s' 24 wl h I E11c:al We off to have a mlnlmum ol a4•.7•05 ... 5 BRONCO XLT BAUER .JAGUAR ,.(F"'3125) $49."'95 ., ,. .. LEXUS ''huge malr or 2br, p'll life, quiet 831·2111 ope •11. pray lor ua. er an ••· Full time po11t1on. Job 1 year print ad· v "" "" • "' "' Say this prayer nine cellent benefit pack· duUH Include: Halat· vtrtlslng e11perlence •114 . lthr. alloy a, ___ t7_,_•_>9_5_3_·4_9_oo __ 1 BAUER LOTUS MISSION VIEJO • times a day and by age Including •Ol(k). Ing with payroll for E11c:ellent c:ommunlc:a· PETS •· (881212) $19.988 '93 X.JS Cpe 2D (93· ---.•-• ... ,_.a=4....,2..,,·7_7....,0_o__ (949t38ot.0804 H8 Clean rHponalble 10 1har• 2bt 2ba )478. +-1/2 util. Nov I SI 949•845•9778 the eighth day your EOE, drugfraa & mld·tlze company lion akllla. Ablllty 10 g L~XUS Off 4 171I $20 ,99 5 '98 ESPRIT 1-....;..,9-0-C.;..A_M_R_..,Y_,.L...,.E~- prayer wlll be an· smokelrea work envl· and executive ottlc:e set goals and make ANIMALS 6049 WESTMINSTER BAUER .J.AQUAR V8, Pearl yellowfOlk awered II has never ronmant Sand re· (714) 892·8908) (714)953-4800 1 1 rr us AT• lull pwr, mint been known to fall. sume whh salary his· administration. Plaasa profe11rona1 prosonta· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii oniy n . • (900606) $14,588 HJ> lg 3br apt, W/D, share w/lem. S550 +- IJ 111 & depoalt. 1 p Hnd r11uma to Ac:· tlona In a fast paced BEARDED COLLIE ,,. T BIRD LX ,94 XJS (A15800) 585.615 L"&XUS o,: Publlcation mu11 bo ory to: ayroll Man-counting Suparvl1or, and Cletall oriented an '9 v • BAUER LOTUS I d Th k ager p O Bov 15"0 • purebred AKC seeks Llht ABS mnrf Diamond b l u/tan, WESTMINSTER tJrom ae · isn you, • · · ~ " · PO BolC 1560, Coata vlronmant "' • • • 949·842·7700 .~ st J Cl f Costa Mesa CA · boyfriend tor p1.1p1 (3POJ104) $14.950 chrom rims, xlnt c:ond C714) 892·8908 " I MuReR, or your 92628 o I x I • (949) MeH, CA 92828 or Xlnt benefit package, (949) 733·1595 LEXUS OF (692442) $18 995 .,e p, r a o you may 1811 reaume lnc:ludlng 401k, Orug ---------WESTMINSTER BAUER LOTUS 642•7667· to: screenlng/physlc:al re· I'm • 5yr old Cocker 949·842·7700 9130. VANS 9225 -----------------Food Service workers (949) 842·7867 quired. EOE. spaniel I need a loving <714> 892•8908> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • (949) 723-6199 MERCEDES MISC. R£NTALS LOST & wanted PT, u.c. Irvine. Reaume should In· Resumes vlis faic: Al· home I'm playful & ---------'94 XJO 8dn 4D '81 300SD li,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2744 FOUND 2925 Rnldentlal Dining elude salary history. tentlon. L.ynn Esola ·cuddly 949·721·9621. HONDA 9085 (94-4\69)$23,995 Turbo Oluel runa 84 DODGE 350 Call. 949·824·8390 Phyalcal/drug screen· 714·650-4802 or mall: '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAU£R JAGUAR greatl Mull •••I Beverly cori1.1orslon. Ing required EOE. Times Community ----,..------,, (714)953-4800 S4500 (949) 723-4824 Van Pwr. ouai air, I Wiii Hou•• alt & Found! White, female, GET PAID S15·S30 per,_________ News, 330 West Bau PIANOS & .... 4 ACCORD EX• ... 4 XJS c vt 2D G7,9oo ,.,,,, 1 ownet, ho I I .-' .. • on '93 OGO S L 12 C.il, record• ~5GOO O"" Clean In •wc:hange for pllbull mi11I 17th SI ur process ng nsur· PRIVATE POST OFFICE Streol, Colla Mesa, ORGANS 6059 c f / t 1 (94 3973)$ 3 5 ..... 5 ' ~ ~ "' ..,,,.. A 1 · I 1 1 oupe b ue grey, ul Y • • •• white, black Inter , 9•9.7r,9.".<:07 rm. CMtNB. 41 yr old CM call 10 ldon11ty adnce c: a1m1fs or oca FT perm shipping CA 92627 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAUER JAGUAR 11,685 mi. like now, .. -J ' em w/ref. 574-9890 (714) 546·8387 oc:tors o ic:e. Com· phones • frlendly • ~--------•• 10'-ded, gHla~ c:o~s 1114)953 800 pie le training pre>' NP. 949·842·8282 Vacuum repair person PI• no ( 8 a I~ w In) S1 l ,500 73·l •4 S72,500 949·673·3432 •---------· HB near Bushard & v1ded Computer and no ••P nee:, apply Unlquel TV Star, Dino •95 ACCORD LX '95 XJ8 194 Benz Sdn 4D VOLVO 9230 •••••••••! warner (L.OST 9-26) modem •>cperlenc:e Rec:eptionlst/ratall SS-In person at Coast signature, make offer Auto. AC. Cass, mint! While ian lthr , (94·4144)$28,995liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COMMERCIAL M ale cat grey & re q u Ired . Ca I I S10hr, dy1 hair Salon Vacuum 333 E. 17th 700·757·2727 (3MWA027) $13,550 (728549) $27,995 BAUER JAGUAR '90 780 Tu bo •1agoo, while 11ger. Purple col· 800·942·8141 ext 6 In COM. E11per, prel $1. CM, X St's Santa LEXUS OF BAUER LOTUS (714)953·4800 S1J~er tan Ill r Stl\ mt: REAL ESTATE lar w/grean tag. 714· (CAL."SCAN) w111 1ra1n 949~75-8403 Ana/17th St. No calls•---------WESTMINSTER 714-842·7700 ,93 190E 2 •8 oooks non amo\o:or 962·2806 964·1605 •-----------.....;. ---------SPORTING (714) 892·8908 •95 XJS Convt 2 D Low ml chrome whls $9900 949 El~·!>J74. APPOINDIL\T-HICKORY ~ GOODS 6065•-:..9-5-0-D-Y_S_S-EY-EX-Va_n_ (95·3965)$39,995 (3Etl248) $17,777 SE'JT£RS/ FARMS BUROlR nlrlng Lo Lo ml, full equip BA~7~:,95~.!~~AR wi:l'~i~~~ER VOLY.SWAGEN 923S COrr~1'f1,11U ... ~~S KING Planagers New BOWFLEX (028051) 518,497 ' ... -· -------Strength training LEXUS '98 XJ12 Sdn 4D (714) 892·8000) BUSINESS OFFICE HEALTH & F9R RENT 2769 FITNESS 3000 _,,,,.,..i ft• Gift Supenbor .. --. system. $099.00 ft'ISSION VIEJO (96·3962)$48,995 ---------'70 Bug 4 ·Spd. AM 812·820 Ci'iordt1141tertw9mv prep&. c~ 310·312·1407 1949)394·0084 BAUER JAGUAR MERCURY FM Sicroo, Nt'w Point Retall/oll. 2775 to VlAORA: ORDER :;s50sf S 1. 15 sf grs YOUR Viagra from the Jse. Fwy off rmp. Big privacy of your home. •lgnage. Xlnl prklng. Vl11t our web slle for toad doc Ownership your on-line c:onsulta· lo qua.I Ion 728·0868 tlon. Fastest service Per lloltr kndi~olH1d1oryfdrl1l>qirts •Rauunnrf.&p.Req-.irtcl (?!4)953_4800 9135 Auna Great s21001_ 1i .Gift 8aJa •OpponlllliiyforCIOWlb '98 CIVIC LX Blue, 4 080 9t:fHi:?3 ::.109 op·prutlm:..-r., Earnut1<111\\.>ncydunnv ·~dkntSaU,y1 hfio. dr, great thapal I ---------'93 Sable LS 43k m1, '87 VW Quantum hli.ih.-r ... h-'"'·"' Ill" G"0 "GE SALES 14.200 ml, s12•9oo. JEEP 9110 Super clean, loaded f"n, linlE>CI au\Q, -<·dr ... , •hh 0, .... 1 ...... .,.... Ult "'""'1·w n. fn °-ume 10 BOB ~ 0 949 224 0833 ... • 'IOI I\ 1,,.,, I -l\.w ys · · or llhr, bucket, pp 59500 $mogged, nice rid.:)' beat prices. www.gel· · vlagra.com -.1lakh>1.-.u •• , 9~9•589•~S67orCall Eves 949·644-6638 obo 714·241-7050. S1800. (949) 673·4596 • L••ic"""'"'1A'"'"'1'1 949•S89•8S50 Ext. 213 t---------•--.9-7_A_C_C_O_R_D_E_X_4_d_ •go Cherokee L.lmited •ft7 M ountaineer 40 98 V'.V OEET\.E COSTA MesA 6124 Fully loaded, red W/ .. f.'>luhli,,h~tl 111141ti'I £ Full pwr, V6, lthr grey lthr int. 125kml CD. ptem sounct. ABS Spor1s P "S · PW nmlgrn\\lll!( Appl7lnperson1 (005317) $19,987 56900. 675•3853 (J12529) $21,997 (002305) Sl9967 (CAL° SCAN) GQMMERCIAL ~OPERTY 2778 Call fOfU}l!'Olnlm~nl Hlllnren Square LEXUS Costa Meae LEXUS 1 81J&.31J 47.U • Liquidating house· eoooat ra1a11tot11c:a PERSONALS t.c. twy off ramp. Big trat count slgnage ••••••••• l:>rkg Own user $9501c · • · nof 11 -~ Cou•M.-.a EMPLOYMENT hold furn, sm appl's, MISSION VIEJO Llncoln·Mercury MISSION VIEJO SERVICES 5533 micro, VCR. dishes, (949)38ot.0984 LEXUS 9115 -..,;.,(7,..,1,_4,,..,l,.,..,5,,,,4""'0,.,.,·,,,,50,..,.3=0-1---•9-4_9_)_3_6_4_·0_6_8_4 __ glasses, jewelry, misc: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '98 MYSTIQUE S85k dwn owe Bal 2 --------- usum 1oan1 12e-0868 MEMBERSHIPS Ill COME PROPERTY 2790 1 ia ape. MHP nowr. t lots, wide 111 all men, vac:anc:lea GSI 33,630mo $2,3001< •· • 728•0B98 BUSINESS & FINANCE 3018 TIME SHARE UNITS and campground membersh1p1, Dis· Ire•• sales-cheap• Wofldw1de selections. Call vacation Netwo1k U S and Canada 800·543·8173. FREI: RENTAL. INFO 954·503·5580. (CAL•SCAN) --~~~~1 EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS FOR SALE 2900 ------- iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil EMPLOYMENT l>o )im Himt -fo h1r11 Soml' Ertm ( ·ll\11 /-'or lhl' I lolitlan '.' HY-f\l__T ~t t ""' • I I I i •Temporary Banquet Servers • B.inquc1 Barte~ & Barback.-. Salary up to S 12. 75/hr. Apply in rer..on . Saturday, October24, 1998 11 OOa m to-7 p.m 1107 J.unhorre Road ;\cwp.>rt Bc:ll.:h. CA <)16(~ m the Qcan R(lClm (949) 759-3075 • RESTAURANT 5530 L!:::EO::E::::==========M=l-1=.,\=i ~Int NP beach loc: By iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .--~---- 34 CENTS{MIL.E: .Owner. 818·865--1238 NtWP s. OC rest opply, turn· Are you tired of the key nu IC><: nds oper/ huslle bustle? Come lnktr 4 own1h1p Int. home 10 Nebraska. l1ust be S capable Oualil1ed drivers c:an Sm S commit dur 11-n earn up to 34 c:enls/ Jtp 0 up lr1 S 728·0888 mlle. Call Debi for in· "''"POllT ~411f O llN14 CW.s SS 6°o~"! •1~1~ "our' ~.dr:irv: Employment Opportunities: ~ INE Grand Island E11press, N h' · f th f II · '""PORTUNITY CAL"SCAN> 0~ . mng o r e o owing 2904 -•·800 444 71~'-+l--4'.l~U..U.~;:>. ----- ;iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •ACCT CLERK• • Gate Attendant PT •••••••• Aviation Co at 0 C. G l S I Please b• wary or out airport aeeks moll· ' a e uperv sor 1 area companies vatad team player 10 • Grocery Store Manager ..Check with the loc:at Join our acct dept. Du· • RV Group Coordinator !!!'D • II• r B u 1 In ea a ties to include AP. AR, :Suraau before you & data entry. Ap-• Security Officer/swing end any money for plfc:ant muat be rell· • PBX Operator/Clerk PT ea or tervlc:es. Read able and able 10 work and understand any lndependonlly. Comp Apply at the front Desk contracla before vou 011p noeded. Fa11 re· : algn. Shop around tor sum• to 949·399·0193 l 1.:51 Back Bay Dr .. Newport Beach • ratH. ADMIN ASST Nal'I 92660 Ph . 729-.386:5 EOe f'AYPHONES $1501(/YR shopping C:lf teasing ~~~~~~=====~~~~~~~ , L.owest prices L.oc:al Co. seeks motivated 1 s11aa avallable. Call 1· detail ortonlad Admin : 800:800-3470 (24/hrs). Asst to auppoct Vice 1 (CAL• SCAN) Praaldenl Musi have ""EVOLUTIONARY superior computer. t1 (Excel & Word) end i PRODUCT phone akllls. Fy or ' needs Independent mall resumes to L.ord Distributors for us. Assoc:. 115 S Union St -..uitroductlon High '1 205 Aleundra Va, : profit pctentlzil work· 22314 Alt Katen. Fu , 1ng rrom home full or (703) 838·6802 In· 1 part time. Invest. 1erv1ews start Oct 27 • raq'd 888·203·1252 61a1ewlde Adverllalng L...25 word1 $450 to gel your meuage pub- Milahad In 200 Calllor· ~a newapapera c:om· -bined c:lrc;ulallon over 3.5 mllhon. CAL.SCAN (9 I 6)449-3696. (CAL.•SCAN) etlBDIT 2107 -------- H .. Motht(s Muhr llJtcbto IJ no• aC'CtptiftV 1ppflc:allons for food ""Ns In tbtlr 1111iqut It popular n~tarian ru11uran1 Eolhwlasm 4 txpttltll« b tsKlltlal. 0.J & Ut. posltlOM Plt.ue •PPIJ ab ti3 e. IT" St. CM WHITTIER LAW SCHOOL PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER Immediate opening. Responsible for School's publication and media relations. 3·5 years exp. req1d along with excellent wnting/ed1ting skills and desktop publishing. Experience with O.C. media desirable. Salary range from $30K to $35K. Send cover letter/resume to: Director of Human Rc$0urces 3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Fax: 7141444/3680 (No phont c11/Js pkau) SAT 8·? 307 E 19th. HYUNDAI 9090 ,95 ES 300 Loaded. a1Jto. AC. · •••••••• o fl San I a An a , Midnlghl blue/lvorv (641152) (S 12,498) Please be aware thal (l 19654) 524,977 Coata·M••• lhe llstlng1 In this c:at·I••••••••• 1 want to buy any LEXUS ... Llncoln Mercury egory may require you Tovota pickup 4X4 MISSION VIEJO 714·540-5830 10 can a 900 number TRANSPORTATION , in which there ls 8 ••••••••• Jongbed/regular. Ask (049)384-0884 charge pilr minute. tor Jose 949-55<>-7149•---,9-5_S_C __ 3_0_0 __ PLYMOUTH 949--602-0025pgr Rallv redfivory 9165 $1000 WEEKL.Y stuffing---------envelopes al home. BOATS 7011 1________ (020231) $25,977 Free delalls. Rush liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INFINITI 9095 LEXUS (long Hlf·addressed, '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO Boslon Whaler & 25hp1• (949)384-0884 stamped envelope) to· Johnson motor, w/ez. ____ ....,,.... ____ , ACE. Dept. 503, P.O. loader traller, great '98 lnflnltl 045 '98 ES 300 Box 5769, Diamond condition! 52995.00 Green tan, full pwr, Cashmere ti v or y, '94 VOYACER LE L.oaded 7 PaS:o, ABS, (179187) $10,994 Coat• M••• Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540·5030 Bar, CA 91765. (949) 67s,.7817 (400462) $25,990 (138854) $24,744 (CAL•SCAN) Coat• MHa LEXUS --------- GOVERNMENT Llncoln Mercury MISSION VIEJO PONTIAC 9170 JOBS. Now Hiring. MARINE SUPS 71ot.540-5830 (949)364·0604 '98 GRANDAM Like new. loaded, (518428) $13,998 Costa M ••• Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540·5030 S16,000-S68,000. Call DOCKS 7022i-------.'98 ES 300 1 ·800·883·0819 ISUZU 91 OO Lex cert, only 28k ml e111. J-400 (142542) $26,987 for current Federal, THE PERFECT SLIP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS County, City, & State UP TO 50 FT. GREAT •95 Trooper LTD MISSION VIEJO lists. (CAL. .. SCAN) L.OC. ON BAL.BOA 4X4, 21 Kml, aulO, (949)384-0684 PENINSUL.A. AGENT _....;...,...,,....,.......,,,.,,,......,,,..,,...,,,--1 1·800-247·8209 (3PAD583) $20,550 '97 ES 300 ---------we't.f:l~~~ER White/grey. lull opt PORSCHE 9175 (714) 892·8908) (039815~EXUS528•987 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES &OlO AUTOMOBILES MISSION VIEJO '83 911SC 6c:yt, Sspd. (949)38ot.0094 A/C, llhr Int, p/w, am· 9105 _____ ..,,...,..="",,._-• fm stereo, can, c:c, TOP DOLLAR PAID! 1\1 Hli 4\i 1Hi\(, 010! Buy Outright Estate Saras Conducted~ .Anliqut1 '· 40~ in Newport Beach 714.673.6223 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectibles -~ ... ., ....... ....,. • s, ........ ~. ~. ~ • .,. $$ CASH PAID $$ ..-.01 .......... ...,,,... WE BUY ESTATES rn!957-8133'e soumcgAsT AUCTI N 2202Se .... 8t. lalltl AM. CA 12707 J61Jc..,.....(.J4•~ .. ' FURNITURE 6014 Blk L..aq'r & glass t• bl .. ~ End, Cotfa• & JAGUAR A CURA 9010 '37 .JACUAR 4 speed, leathtr '90 INTEQR.A In I er Io r , $ 5 5 0 0 89K Ml, Fully loadadl , __ (""'9_4_9-')_8_7_5_·0_4_7_8_ S 6 5 0 0 10 B 0 ~98 '98 INTEGRA Speclal Edition (025806) s 17 ,997 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (949 )384-0004 ALFA ROMEO 9015 '82 OTV8 Bllc/Blu R uns greall Good drlva't/protac:t c:ar. '93 SC COUPE sun roof $14 ,900 CO, Chrome, moonrl, 949·87!5-4891 (033660) $17,770 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·0908) TOYOTA 9210 See latest European 1---------------------------. Car Mog. S1600/obo C•ll 548·1323. BMW 9030 '94 32Sla Cpe 20 (94-4 145)$23,995 BAUER JAGUAR (714)953-4800 '95 BMW 3181a CPE 2D Red/Ian CD loaded (188423) $20,995 Coat• M••• Llncoln·M•rcury (714) 540·5030 CADILLAC 9040 '94 DeVllle Sdn 4D (94 .. 091 )$21,905 8.AUl!R J.AOUAR (714)953-4800 '95 Concoura Oevllle 28k ml, 1 owner, (272032) $22,888 Ll!)(US OF WESTMINSTeR (714) 892·8900 " --.... ='< !! 0 --c -.. ID .. - Q. fD :::r -DI 0 .,.o :I! fD :I Em ..... .. o .. ... II '< ft 0 " c :' • GET OU OF DEBT! We can helpJ Sofa, Pd $2600, ask 1--------- $750. (949) 840-0585 DODGE 9065 ------------ • Crtdit Cards Q:iruolidattd • Poymtnts lmtrtJd • /ntmst Rtduttd • Harasmtr1ts' Slop • HoblaMOS • • .. -.. OU1'CALOW BRANO Dunc•n Phytf e dlnrm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1abl• & chair• $200. '78 Dodge Box V•n Etc:. See @' 1945 #A 1 ton dually, roll-up Plac:entla CM dr. good cond, $1500 Queen bed hk• new obo 714-885,1432 CllC 4djtj• $150, white & black1------'----• =-kttc:nen Ht s100. din-FERRARI 9067 -.. 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Black, all l:wor, •ii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -a people to help us pull lh1a off ~ Senan. Barteodert. Hoatnloat.... • Avoid the ruahl 01der ~~~p' ~lnt~1~:o-o~~~ -Loan Speol•ll•l • Booklietpera.RttallSal"'S6utCbefa.LIMCoou.P"J).Dlab.cmdJhuman. l9 nowl $135 0 cord, $75 ..,........,,...__,,,,,..----~ tee~~· ~~~t81ccf::~~~!~ • The retail parl ol this "l&land Weatyle· ldao 1hat we ore opanJng ln Corona ;. 112 cord. oauvared • 9 s T • u r u • o L MONEY TO LOAN ~ "-I Mai Pl,,...,. I• "'•''l, cool. We h-• o -·pltta ll .... of man's ond women'• .. frH to your driveway. ll0,200. 36kml, PW, on, 1mall bualneH ,,,. ..... r ... w... ""' ah • 714-88!J.1432 PO, AC, AT. CC, l!Welc:ome Call toll frH. 1p0Jt1wtor -antique ooking. one-of-o·klnd. tropical ahlrta, blou••· orta, i WOLFP T•NNIN Stereo caa1, lmmacl :t·877-487.,..922. • U.lrta. pcu1ta. 1h011. beltaond more -olhnoda tha way clotbH were mode 50 "" -' owner, all record a. •• -I "'""" o-with detail. quality and care. 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Wednesday, October 21, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS • 1 Enlhusiasm 5 l511e's son 11 Start 14 Seablld 15 51111• 16 fll!ettain I 1 Sharp 11518 1$ ACI tegal 19 "H1I" 20 Supposed 22' Hon• 24 lheme 26 1-Camet'a· 27 Fah bloomers 30 L•k• an e•pued 1icense )4 Lip cosmellC 35 Run away 36 -and gioom {)I Spoil • 39 Preparing lo< pubhcalion • 4.? Zea's pre\lecessor 43 Momc:s 45 Pote.her Herr.tvser 46 Cure~ 41! Authorize so Eye part 51 Tack on S2 Twitch 5' f"flnged • carnages 58 1 ype of 1llus1on 82 Gross 63 °Preeent1• 65 Alaskan city 66 Cnoreograpner de Mille 67 -and ll'On 88WnletWoael 69 AQvanum f1$h 70 Pops 71 Look IOI DOWN I Ortelt letter 2 lmporlanl 31:= namosakes 4 Peas an<I • beans 5 Herons 6 Riyadh resident 7 Cobble/'• tool 8 Luau stnngs g Grand-• • (Island) 10 Pr8CIOUS stone 11 Swallow rapidly 12 Man Of Wight 13 Elec1ric sign 21 Telegraph inventOf 23 Refuge 25 Coffee-makers· needs 27 Tai Mahal Site 28 Slant 29 Type ol pole PREVIOUS PUZZl.E SOLVED 31 Askonaut Armstrong 32 Des Moines re!;•dent 33 S.r Arthur Conan- 35 Blaze 37 Plateau 40 Not stylish 41 Pllantom « More thinly scattered 47 Royal furs 49 Block Sea port 50 Prances 53-over. studied 54 "Out. Tabbyr 65 Beseeeh 56 Talk wtldly 57 Outbo1ld1ng 59 Songv.r1ter Porter 60 Pierre's g.rlfnend 81 Ont0n's cousin 64 Zsa Zsa'a sister 11 12 Bridge Sy CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HllUCH l'LA'\' IT SAH~ NORlll •Void Q J 106 o A K 76432 • K64 WESI' •J 5 4 3 Q Q8732 0 9 EASl +62 Q AK9 S4 0 QJ 10 + QJ 9 ... 10 8 7 SOUTH •AK Q 109 8 7 ~Void 0 8 5 • A SJ l NORTH EA!'t"T 20 Pll.SS 40 p~ l'1w Pas.s Openmg lead: Queen of • There are circumstances that make safety plays automaCic.4nc piny of tJu<; hand i.hould be ·routme these days, given ~he literature on the sul>- ,1cct Six diamond!> 1<; a superior con· tract, depending on little more than a 1-1 trump break. Although a really b<ld trump spht coupled wilh a heart lead v.ould have wreaked havoc w11h the spade sl.un, South cannot be faulled for ins1s11ng on spades. Wc~t led the qurcn or club ... IJOJ a can:lei.s dcclau:r 1.1.ouh.I be dch:ateJ by 1.1.inning Ill !ht-Monti h.ind Since d1~cnrds are nccc.kcJ on dummy'~ J1a· mum.ls, South w11.cly won the open· ing lead in hantJ to f)rC'iCl'\C <In entry to the table. Three high trump~ 1o1.crc ca hcJ to re,cal the good and bJJ n1:1o1.~ -trump~ brol..c normally and Wc~t hdd the length. but the jock did nOl llrop. If declarer goc<1 alter the cJ1.imonds by ca1,h1ng the o.ce ood kinp, the .. tam will he defeated West ruff., the <.e<.:· ond lhamond and declarer would l'lC an entry short to establish and run the ~u1t. But declarer handled the \itua- llun perfectly. A diamond wa~ led to the king, and declarer returned lo hand with a heart ruff lo lead another d1nrnood. Smee ruffing on air would not help the <lcfcndcrs' cause. Wc!>t d1'\Cardcd a heart. Dummy's ace won ancJ declarer ~cl up the su11 with a rull, and whether West overTuffed or not, the slam was home. Al the .table, West slutTcd another henrt Declarer now presented West w11h a trump trick. but the king of clubs was sull 111 dummy as an entry to the diamonds. Learn to be a better bridge.play- er! Subs4:ribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by caJling (800) 788· 1225 for infonnation. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter. P.O. Bo~ 4410, Chicago, Ill. 60680. Ifie 'ff lie/; tfoa tfk,;te tr A GOOD AD! Dail 'Pilot rwvonT 111 ACll~A "'" Call 642-5678 The J)a.ily :Pilot ~HOME, HEALTH AND BUSINESS ¥ ERVICE IRE ORY HOMf/lair llntbtub R~glazi11g ~ • • zf: R~1vrb1\h 1 " , (; .i n • 1b(>rJ?li1\S ' I • $ ()'.lt(if~ ( ountf'r' 6 45-7723 BOATING iiiSE-RViiiICiiiESiiiiiiiiiiii34iii70ill HER CUL ES Boal Svcs Ltd 20yra e fp, qual slain, var-Vacanoes, OllCts. Homes n•sh, enamel Yacht. dock Ctrpet , Floors, 8lnCb Wah, or home 949·675·7817 WiodowsAnd MuchMotel L l ! 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Rel'• ·I'm Your Handyman- Mark 949-850·9525 3720 ---- rurn11ure & AC'r~~on~ Showroom· r ounlain../Slcllut~ h41-<JhhO Good fobs reliable services lnletestlng things to buy It's all there every day In Clauihtd 842·51~78~- for all your needs ... 3890 SLIPCOVERS 3922 UPBOL!TlllNG 3931 MOVING 3834 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public Ullll· ties CommlHlon RE· QUIRES that all used r---------. h ou1ehold g ood• knacgcr painting movere p rint their residential P.U.C. Cal T number: faux finishing llmo1 and chauffeur• wood re.storatfon print their T.C.P num· matth CW• b•r In all advertls• ment1. If you have a 548-5481 q uoatlon about the I• gallty of a mover. llmo ___ 11c_._1_c08_9_8 __ o r chauffeur, c all:t---,--------t Public UtllltlH Commlu lon 714·558-4151 PET SERVICES 3870 ORCO PLUMBING (I DRAIN CLEANING 7 -DAYS/WEEK Sr. Citiun DiM:ounl 760-8170 Lic.#727705 -- Beat Moveral No Job liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 tml, we m ake It EZI Pet Inter/Don Walker ROOFING 3910 $ 5 5 /h , LIT 1 6 3 8 4 4 • ••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 800·2·00.BBST Oally/Overnl9ht visits Refs avt. Uc d/Bonded LOWEST RATES ------ - "A BETTER MOVE" Denise 7t4·935-8870 PLASTER REPAIR 3880 PIHt•r/St11oco Patch ·Serving So Ca 25yrs· LICll'328864 24Hrl 714·554-7831 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS TAX PROB L EMS? • Au d I I • n 0 fl ·fl I 0 r' collection. I c a n he lp! 949-673·8905 PATIE N T T U T OR M ath (arlth·calc) physics. chem.· 1est prep (CBEST/GAEJ SAT) Free Ullo. J1 Modi;> 714-547 MATH Physics Chem M ath J H S /H S /co 11 /ad u 11 Batlcs to SAT II/AP Phys. PhD 557·3648 Sell your nome through claulllod. 842·5870 Q & Q UPHOL STERY since '68 cust. tum, upholsty , slip covers antique rpr 542-4612 WALL Cb VERINGS 3932 Hove A Garage Sole! C laaalfled 042·587 8 Sell your car! Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot •' D IJ II PRUDENTIAL CALIFORNIA \ REALTY FIRST TEAM ESTATES . ,. COLDWELL BAblKER I COLDWELL B ANKER .. . . --- • ·COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES ·II 11 COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES Wednesday, October 21 , 1998 8} PRUDENTIAL CALIFORNIA REALTY --m .. . · THE CLOISTERS LIDO PARK REALTY .. NEWPORT CREST REALTY THE .SUMMJT . REAL ESTATE GROUP \, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1998 WHAT A VIEW, VOL. IV A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE , ·: 41 .-i 51 s s· s s e . . . 82 Wednesday, Odober 21, 1998 · <r • •~Catalina Island. Front Row View!! largest 2 bedroom Ensenada. • Beautifully appointed • Quiet & lovely location • Huge sunny patio • Gorgeous interiors • Newer appliances •Gourmet kitchen • Motivated seJJer • 9' Ceilings ,. Seafaire type plan Seller will entertain offers from $369,000. to $428,876. MARY A N lCGUIRE 646-6770 "For Your Very Best Buy at the Beach" ( njoy peaceful night li ght views across the natural wilderness area. This tri-level condominium in Turtle Rock Vista shows like a model with French tiled floors, plush ~a rpcting, elegant built-in en tertainment center, & remodeled kitchen with cop of the line appliances. Private patio plus courtyard entry & oversized 2 car attached garage. Asking: $397,000 . . (",,,,_~ . ""'° . ~('""~",..,,.,.y,,,, • .)ow about this view greeting you every morning!!! Live a resort life style in this lakefront location. 2 bedrooms & 2 bath, plus 2 car attached garage. ' Asking: $184, 000 R_ K HE 644..:(?3 73 ext.118 714-390-4889 pgr. Newp<>rt Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pi / 2 . 'Yfr/a/.Y!J.~ ./J0;o/u•p/ '&,a,;/ " ~ . ~ ' . . ........ ~----~ 3 Bedrooms + Media Room Optional Fourth Bedroom 3 and Yi Baths 3,420 Square Feec Master Retreat 3 Car ~aragc (!S'OJOY the sweeping ocean and canyon views from almosr C\'ery room of this dramatic. luxury home. Ideally located on a quiet, cul -de-sac street in the gate-guarded communi[} of Civita at Ocean Ridge. Greystone Homes designed and developed this magnificent home for the discriminating homebuyer, who requires only the best. No attention to dern1l 3nd crafo.man,h1p has been spared in the completion of this property. Some of the many features include; grnnitt• slab counters in kitchen and wet bar KohJer spa tub, extensive u~e of mnrble m entry, kitchen & master bath, dual heating and central-air conditioning unite;, two water heater with recirculating pump, dual pane windows, and more. Conveniently located w1thm a few minutcll of Fashion Island, John Wayne Airport and Pelican Hill Golf Club. ~ Offered at $819,900 GEORGE SCHROEDER REAL ESTATE BROKER 949.646.2628 • 949.717.2826 ~ , 'P • ~i!;o/~ · Exceptional Value in Newport Beach •Large form~ dining room •Elegant living room • Gourmet kitchen • Family room with wet bar • Master suite with fireplace • Five bedrooms • Pool, spa, rose garden • Elevator $1,450,000 ATS • 949-725-5126 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot WodneM:toy( Octo~r 21, l998 B3. F IRS T E STAT E iS TM CUSTOM WATERFRONT BARGAIN Stunningly rebuilt including electrical, plumb- ing, & heating. Marble & granite throughout + new carpet. 48' private dock. Must see to believe. $795,000 (9631) u n c 0 m •. CJl1 m 0 n p ISLAND ESTATE Breathtaking views of the bay, mountains and beyond from almost every room. This rare waterfront home built in 1984 w/authen- tic European design is situated on one of the most desirable Balboa Island lots. $1 ,999,000 . (9622) 1 a c e . s. The Vncommon view, the Uncommon .home. First Estates is pleased to offer these classic· coastal residences. These homes are certainly far from commonplace. They are special, even rare, and require the wisdom and expe- rience of a special and rare real estate company to represent then1. One with an uncommon ·commitment to ser- vice. Please contact us for a thorough presentation of both. And visit our beautiful ne\v office at 2600 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 150-250 in Corona del Mar. DRAMATIC OCEAN VIEWS An immaculate 3BR, 3BA Alta Vista home featuring floor-to-ceiling glass with breathtak- ing ocean views from almost every room. Amenities include high ceilings, wood floors, a luxurious marble maser bath & exercise room plus room to expand on the lower lev- el. , $7 49,000 (9366) 11,600 Sa. FT. GATED MASTERPIECE 7BR, 8.5BA including sep. guest suite & maids qtrs. Lrg library, exercise room, 4-car gar.+ 3 spaces. Also, pool, spa, full BBQ area, play area, & much more. $4,850,000 (9635) , LOVELY COLONIAL ESTATE Located behind the exclusive gates of Sea- Cliff is where you'll find this beach close 5BR, 4.5BA mansion w/marble entry, fplc in living & family rooms & gourmet kitchen. Lush mature grounds. $849,000 (9496) LAGUNA OCEANFRONT 4-P~EX ; newly redone with marble, slate, new carpeting, decks all overlooking the sand! $1,575,000 (9624) 0C~N VIEWS & PRIVACY Highlight this rare ·original Laguna charm home in the secluded upper diamond area. Interior amenities include French doors, wood floors, skylights, stained glass, patio, view decks & a separate guest house. $1,200,000 (8541) GUARD GATED OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY Distinctive elegance with marble inlaid wood floors, 24' ceilings, walls of. glass, large flat yard over 1/3 acre! · $997,000 (9633) 1 ~888~743-7828 . A Division of First Team Real Estate • B4 Wednesday, October 21, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily p ~LDWELL BANKER Previews 11u Esttttts Dwuion of Coldwell &niter . I' 11 I ( , ( > \ \ I . \ P I{ I \ t I I I{ ){ I \ I I . \ I \ I I ( , l > \ 1 P \ '\. ) This exceptio.,,,al estate features a dramatic spiral staircase entry, five bedroom suites, g•est powder roo1n, fornial dining room and gourmet kitchen opening to the family room. Other special areas include a library/office and computer roo111. This is truly a rare opportunity to own one of Newport'Beach's most prestigious properties. $5,250,000 Gail Grabner (949) 509-2681 Gil Foerster (949) 813-6855 · The most spectacular view estate in ·au of Newport Beach! This· home sits on 1.14 acres and is 20,000 square feet of the most unique space of unparalleled_, beauty and style. Private, gated and highly secure. · $16,800,000 . .. I Linda Taglianetti 509-8507 • 3 Bedrooms, each on own kve~ 3 baths • 2 Car garage • Floor to ceiling windows • Easy access to Arch Cove • Coastline, white water and Catali11a vietvs $2,985, 000 . Boni Pereira & Nancy Lavigne (800) 263-2619 (949) 644-9060 EXT.105 This is a rare opportunity to purchase the largest parcel available on magnificent Catalina Island The lot is situ~ted on 1.94 acres, overlooks Avalon harbor and the Pacific Ocean, and has potential for development of a large estate or sub-division. $2,000,000 CALL THE BARTOLIC • BENTS TE'AM (714) 404-6329 (714) 404-6386 www. coldwellbanker.com . . .. .. , . J ~ -Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Pilot WedneKkiy, October 21, 1998 fS -~LDWELL BANKER Previews 'll1e l!st.11t's Division of Coldzl.lell Banker ,. I I I ( : ( ) \ " I I " J> I{ I .\I I I f{ ll I \ I L \ I A I L (: () ,\ 1 p A ' \ This appealing home graces a huge flat corner lot.in one of the 1nost desirable locations in Emerald Bay. This entertainers delight, features an open.flowing jloorplan tha_t spill;S out 011to the private garden complete with spa,fountai11, and separate play yard. · The home features four bedroonis, three bathrooms, a bonus roo111, a huge family room a11d a su1111y separate breakfast area. Enjoy the blu~water views before taking a short easy stroll to all of Enierald Ba.y's wonderful a1ne11ities. NancjShort & Nadine Bartholomew (949) 494-2379 Ext. 1302 .. . . . . 9'o6ed~bow !Ae.9'-'ac§fo Dramatically situated on its own bluff 011erlooking the Pacific, this truly unique, gated est'6te on three- quarters of an acre commands sweeping, unsurpassed views of Califor11ia's coast. Antenities include hand-carved teak doors, meticulously landscaped lawns and gardens, formal dining room, gourmet kitchen, five bedroom, five baths, private study, private access to beach, bay windoivs and French doors. $4, 100, ()()() Tom Thompson (949) 718-1547 Charming ocean view home located 011 a quiet one-u'a)' street within walking distance oftbe parks, pools, beacb, and school bus stops. Four bedroo111s, tU'o and one-balf baths, white tiled eat-in kitche1i, hardwootl floors, croum molding and French door accent tbe renzodeL Enierald Bay residents enjoy a prfrate beach, spacious ~ parks, six tennis courts and a swi111n1i11g pool co1nple x. It is a wonderfulfaniily community wit/Jill a setting of superb natural beauty. Conveniently located close to Orange County's cultura~ business and recreational centers . . NancY Short & Nadine Bartholomew (949) 494-2379 Ext. 1302 . ' - In lovely Newport Beach wltlJ panora111ic ocean,.· Catalina & city lights view in gate guarded cQmmunityl A Beautifully reniodeled and spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath. . . $785,00(J D'ette Steelberg (949) 609-9361 w w w . c o I d .w e I I b a n k c r • c o m NEWPORT BEACH $1,350,000 O CEANFRO NT DUPLEX WITH INCREDIBLE COASTAL VIEWS. 2 BD. l BA. UPSTAIRS. 2 Bo. 2 BA. DOWNSTAIRS. r BILL FEENEY 717-4744 & TIM CARR 717-4745 MARCY WEINSTEIN 759-3735 & SUSAN SCANLAN 759-3717 f O CEAN RIDGE $1, 795,000 UNOBSTRUCTED V1EWS OF Tr IE l !ARBOR, OCEAN AND CITY LIGHTS. 5 Bo. PLUS POOL. LIKE NEW! LIDO PENINSULA $415,000 LOVELY VIEW CONDO ON THE BAY. DOCK AVAILABLE. 1 Bo. 1 BA. N EW KITCHEN. .• KENNIE Jo Rizzo 718-2723 BOB BERG 717-4708 BALBOA PENINSULA POINT $949,000 · . FABULOUS LOCATION. 4 Bo. 3 BA. G RE.AT VIEWS 01' THE BAY. LIKE NEW. MAI KAI $1,075,000 2 Bo. 2 BA. D ESIGNER GORCEOUS CONDO ON TI iE BAYFRONT WITH GREAT VIEWS. I . , ... 1 MARTY }ONES 717-4719 MELINQA}ONES 717-4784 .• MARILYN READ 718-2733 CAMEO SHORES $1,295,000 ORIGINAL cusroM HOME. 4 Bo. 3 BA. POOL AND WHITE WATER AND CITY UGI ITS VIEWS. ·. . PELICAN POINT $4,489,500 5 Bo. 5.5. BA. WITH SPECTACULAR VIEWS. PRIVATE POOL. MARCY WEINSTEIN 759-3735 & SUSAN SCANLAN 759-3717 l DEBBIE SCLAFANI 718-2716 & RONDA HEIN 718-2726 PELICAN POINT $2,995,000 NEW CUSTOM OCFANl-RONT RIGHT ON THF AND. TOP QUALITY AND DESIGN. ' ';i; 'f' •• I ' ... •• ... ~ B8 Wednesday, October 21 , 1998 LIDO ISLE $4,395,000 ITALIAN MEDITERRANEAN BAYFRONT ON LARGE LOT. I TO BE COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY 1999. }OHN · MCMONIGLE 717-4711 ]AM.ES KLINE 759-3771 & SHIRLEY HARRIS 759-3727 ,. HARBOR VIEW HILLS $1,250,000 ONE OF Tl IE FINEST VIEWS NEWPORT HAS TO OFrER. . ENJOY BAY, OCEAN AND SUNSET VIEWS. .. • • McLAIN TOWNHOMF.S $395,000 SPECTACULAR BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE AND LAKI· VI EWS; CUSTOMIZED THROUGHOUT. DEBI BIBB 759-3707 MARCY WEINSTEIN 759-3735 PELICAN CRFST $1,695,000 GREAT LOT WITH UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS OF OCFAN, GOLF COURSE, CATALINA.AND CITY LIGHTS. • . .. CLIFFHAVEN $1,685,000 N EW CUSTOM 4 Bo. 4.5 BA. WJTH FABULOUS VIEWS. Q UALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP. EsTHER FINE 717-4764 BEVERLY MORPHY 759-3731 & MINDA BusH-STRONER 759-3782 ALTEZZA $650,000 CusroMIZED 2 Bo. wrrn OCEAN AND QTY UGHfS VIEW ! . . Wednesday, Odober 21, 1998 89 SPYGLASS HILL $1,395,000 • 5 Bo. 4.5 BA. ·wITH FRONT ROW OCEAN VlrW'i! • ANN MESSENGER 717-4737 & RITA KURTZ 759-3765 SARA HINMAN 759-3705 & BRAD HINMAN 759-3732 ........... ---------.:= ._..... -- .. . • PELICAN POINT $2,995,000 · INCREDIBLE VIEW I OT! ·PI AN ' FOR CU roM HOME. ' .. ' JJ.10 Wednesd<?Y· October 21 , 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil~t PELICAN HILL 25 Canyon· Terrace C URRENTLYUNDER CONSTRUCTION This spectacular 7,700 s.f. Santa Barbara-style estate . . offering , h a rbor, canyon and city light views epitomizes the opulence • and luxury of Pelican Hill. · A virtual-reality three-dimensional tour of the home in its finished state is available by appointment or call to request a video or CD-ROM. CALL SCOTT MORRIS AT 949-719-0500 . M 0 1 RR l .. S EVELOPME T "' I N C 0 R P 0 R A T E o \ .Prudential 160 NEWPORT C ENTER DR., #120 NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 jl An in<lc~ndcmly owned and operated member ofTilc PniJcntml Rea l Estate Affiliat~. Inc. Califat'llill Rally .. , l'Jewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot •. • I EXCITING~. CONDOMINIUMS ON THE WATER Great Views of Lido Channel, Turning Basin and Rhine Channel. Gracious living with 24-hour security and doorman.2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. 601 Lido Park Dr. # 1 D $570,000 601 Lido Park Dr. #SD $750,000 . Lido· Par/(~a{ty MarY Lou Kiehler (949) 675-2700 /6tmoM .1.000 squar~ fccc of incredible amenities (noc including an alm ost 800 sq.fr. 4-car atrac.hed garage) on a quiet screer rwo houses from rhe ocean. ~ Upstairs: Approxi macely I ,850 square feet wirh 4 bedroom~. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces (one in ma5tcr) large kin..hen with garden ,window and parquet floors. Gas appljanccs and doublc- door reftigc:raror, cathedral beam ceilings, cedar-lined walk-in closet in mascer, custo m builc-in .\toragc, ~olid core mahogany doors everywhere, designer-lie drc.'i!ing area, lovely tile, and extra v-.rn iry sink. Downstairs: Approximately 1,080 square feec wich 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fireplace w/mi~ed hcanh in living room, tile entry, patio, large wardrobes in both bedrooms, gated back patio. fenced walkway. 'tile counters in fully-equippea kitchc!1 · • · Front Deck: Approximately l 08 square feet protected by Mansard roof. copper flashing for e.isy cleaning and wood railings . Above dcscrihes but a few of che property's amenities. Must see to appreciate. Offered at $659,000 ..__ ,, Wednesday, October 21 , 1998 Bl l THE COAST AWAITS YOU! •Nestled along a pristine stretch of beach lies one of the mo st unique offerings of residential homesites in the history of California . . •Stroll along the scenic boardwalk and nature trails that mea nde r through the dunes and meadow~. Enjoy the newly completed park and explore the wildlife in the rain-filled wetland. ·•Come see for yourself the uniqueness of a 57-acre open space nature preserve. Select a homesite .by the beach a!ld begin des ignin g yo ur dream home today! Don't delay, nearly half of th e home ites are already gone. . · •Choose from 120 homesites, ranging from 6,000 to 14,000 square fee t; many offering ocean vie_ws. Prices range from the mid 5100,000-h) the : mid $400 ,OOOs. · • To-arrive at the Cloisters, take Hwy. 1 to Morro Bay, tur n west on San · Jacinto Avenue and left on Coral Avenue. , . . . thtloisters -. 2779 CORAL AVENUE • MORRO BAY, CA • 800-576-2811 www.morrobay-thecloisters.com · ('A masterpiece of design and cons rruccion. rhii. m:ignifilcnt hn m 1~ approximately 7,000 sq. fr. le features fo ur bedroo ms, eight harh' ;md fiH· fireplaces. Compelling view5 from every window are highlighted hy • s'"ccping ha\ ' view of graceful white sails and pleasure boacs, the ever interc,,ting lido .• md the discanc beckoning shores of Catalina. le is a privace ~hangri-La l't C'.tpti\ating sunrises and sunsecs. A large encry with custom oak floor~ fl o" ~ into a hand om living room featuring a marble and oak firepl;icc anJ built-in hnokcase . stunning wee bar with granite cop, sink and refrigerator cn cc; both rhe l1V1ng room and the adjacent dining room with c;eating cap;icity for mclvc or mo re. rhe kitchen offer the ulcimace in visual appeal. as well as every po' ihlc conveni n e for cooking and entertaining. le 'features Sub-uro rcfrig~racor/frce-i.er. Viking range, two Thermador ovens and convection oven, ~cparatc microwaH~ and used brick. The entry-level master bedroom has a beaur iful marbl e fireplace and showers. cwo drc~sing areas with double sinks and a Jacuui rub. The media and entertainment room, comprising the entire th ird flvor, i nothing short of unbelievable. An dcvacor crvcs ill floors , ind u<lin g rhe lo\\er level with children's wing of three large bedroomc;, rad1 with its own hath, as Y.Cll .is a full gym/workout room with sauna .md full b~th. The inviting pool is a<ljat\:nt to an outdoor kitchen and pacio dominated by a uscd-brit:k wood-huming fin:pl.t c. . $2,800,000 . . ·' I 812 Wedne$C!oy, October 2 l , 1998 ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil