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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMJt.AUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, .1998
72 HOUIS
A q.uick look
at the weekend
1 MARKlrrPLACE A.JN:
A day-alter-Thanksgiv-
ing marketplace will
take place from 7 a .m. to 4
p.m. today in the main
parkilig lot at the Orange
County F81rgrounds, 88 Fair
Dnve, Costa Mesa. Admis-
sion is $1. Children 12 and
younger are free. Parking dt
\he mam gate is $3. Parking
in lots 10 and 2 are free. For
more information, call (714)
723-6616.
2 JAZZ IT UP: The
Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center's
Master of Jazz Series in
Segerstrom Hall will present
the McCoy Tyner nio and
Symphony perfonning the
music of Burt llacharach at
8 p.m. Saturday. nckets are
$24 to $46. For tickets, call
(714) 740-7878 or (213) 365-
3500. For more information,
call (714) 556-ARTS.
Singers of all ages will be
perfotming at A Swedish
Chrlsbnas Fair at the Cos-
ta Mesa Community Cen-
ter on Sunday.
• 3 SWEDISH HOLIDAY:
A Swedish Christmas
Fair will be presented
from 11 a .m. to 5 p .m. Sun-
day at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Com'!luruty
Center, 1845 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa. The event will
feature Swedish handicrafts,
horn -baked goods, tradi-
tional Swedish food, market
stands, dano.ng around a
Christmas tree, a "Fish-
pond,• folk danceB and
more. A Lucia Pageant will
be presented from 12:30 to
3:15 p.m. Admission is $2.
Children 12 and younger
are free. For more inf onna·
tion,call(114)557-2902.
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PHOTOS BY DIANA M\Jl\llHIUAlAILY PILOT
Sebo family celebrates the first
Thanksgiving in house built for
them by Habitat for Humanity·
Gm G H1siJs1. •
N edfly two weeks have passed mcP Michael and Linda ~ebo
moved into their new homP on Del Mar Avenu m Costa
Mesa, one thdl WdS built In a Y.et>klorig bltt:l. hy hundred..; of
volunteers.
. To say that they are thankful for their n1'\' home· anrl the over-
whelming support they hdvc recP1vetl on a da\ when p ople count
their blessings would be dO uncterstdtPment.
The Sebo family sat down for 1t first hohddy chnner Thur-.da} m
their recently btiilt home. HuddlPd uround a ~m.lll tahle m the
kitchen. 13 relatives
reduced a 24-pound
turkey to a pile of bones
and talked of holidays
past over pumpkiil pie.
11iis was a Thanks-
giving they won't soon
forget. · '
The relatives who
·gathered for the holiday
were mostly from Lln-
da 's side. Rosa
Chnspens, the doting
grandmother who held
3-month-old Caythn,
relaxed on the sofa
while two or her daugh·
ters prepared the hearty
meal. Because Chns·
pens has 20 or more
Thanksgiving dinners
on her cooking resume,
her only chore·this time
was making dip.
"She was alwavs the
helper," Chnspen~ "aid
of Linda. "She was
always around the
kitchen wanting to do
more. Now look what
she has." . .
Unda Sebo, back, her daughter, A'ihley, 7,
and Linda's sister, RoC'io Estrada, prepare
ThankSgiving dinner at the Sebo fa.mil}'
new home in Costa Mesa. At left, Michael
and Linda Sebo, along \\ith Linda's bro~
er, Victor E trada, ha\e trouble rotating
the turkey. At top, the Sebo famil) drew
picture of what they are thankful for.
Linda and her 17 -year-old "t~ler, Rooo E lrada en ed as head
cooks and the dl·aru q crew Thanksgwmg Whll<> the} ~atch d
over the ~to\e, the Sebo ' 5·year-old daughtCJ. A hley tirrod the>
gravy.
Michael was relegated to the penme.ter outside Ute kitchen
After cooking the potatoes Wednesday mght, he tned to ta-. out of
the way. A crammed kttcpe.n can turn temperaments qmckl)
He's also had problems hnding certain hou •hold items me th
move .from a Fullerton apartment. A screYtdnvcr u ed lo bwld a
bunk bed is rrussmg. A c n opener ts lound .under • he 1p of pob
• and pans m the sink.
But when 1t comes time to turn the turkl?)', Michell l retneve a
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Feasting on bounty of charity -
Spirit of giving on ~
Thanksgiving i
provides a transient ~ . : . enough spare :
change for a burger :
and turkey dinners ;,
for 900 at local ~
soup kitchen ·
tkif Pb
F or one day, we can all appre-
ciate the meaning behind
ThanksgtvjJlg.
I lunger pangs are satisfied .
Everyone is accepted. Families are
reunited.
lt's a time-honored tradition in
which less means more, the poor
are enriched and waistlines begm
their annua.1 battle of the bulge.
As the autumn breei.e drifted
over the Newport-Mesa area
Thursday, people celebrated the
holiday m dif forent y.'ays. .
Tho crowd of cars at maJor
intersections near the Costa M a
Freeway around noon were filled
with families making e ru.c;h to get
to a relative' home in time for
chitchat or football before dinner.
The warm weather invited peo-
ple to the beach. The Balboa and
Newport pier were cremml'd
wtth visitors who probably would
adnut they wanted to walk off that
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C 11.;.E K IT OUT
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n one of tho l>usa st shop-
ping days ot thP y('ar, you
can avQ1d n1<1U mddness
ttJHl rt>lish another torm o( c ttllurc
.1t tlw Ornngc County Mu.,eum
of /\rt After viewing the ·Gold
Hush to Pop• exhibit, on display
through Jan
14, h1>ad for
fhP Nrwport
B1•.ir h-Ccntrc1l
1.Jhftlry for •
11\llllt'JOUS
1t o.;omces that
lOillJ •lt>mcnt
1111• drt.
ror dll
( \'I f\'l('\',; 01
,•Jtisl11
t'Xj•ll <iSlOll
U1cit c 1prures the sldte'., Jund-
'" 111 ' (heck out "0 CttWomial
N11ll't .. 1•11th tlnd Early Twentieth
< •, • tury Cdhlorma Landsc.ipcs
11 d 1 >hwrvdbnns," A ng w1th a
I"' lnri11 l cxplrmllion of codstdl,
cl•· Pit .md nty scenes, this hand·
• "" volumt' inducles trdvel dnd
1 111111 m.1nt1llvt•s by John Mwr
net 1<11 k Twc1m.
\dri1t1undl Vll'WS oJ llw state
11 •11 1111prt1ss1ons of Cahtom1a:
1· 111\ < ·1mt>nls Ill Art 1850-1930 •
l.11 llns ... urve) of 80 Y('ttrS of land·
sp .., trom Sun Francisco to Sdn
I •1 t 1 find rnt1.,tPrlul l'Xdmples
I C 1llforn1d plc>m...,1tr p111nting.
l ( dPt'J>l'I mto the ('\'OIUIJOn
111mthe1.itP 19th <1nd early
'h •ntune., lll "Cahlorn1a
lr•l•' 1111n-
I fl
i I II >\,
I 11 d 1 upPs dlld po1tru1ts hy ~uch
Jr11<,I<; rt~ Cl'OfH'' I h•nry Burgess
cllld \\ 1lhum Sn11th Jl'Wt'tl. Tdke
,, t ln...r?r \ook at the wild West era
)Yllh "l;old r:ewr," a children's
\ uhune thttt <le.,cnb••s gold rush
onqm" <111d UH· en tnny wedlth,
BRI EFLY
( rould to perform
with Philharn1onic
IN
Internationally accla1med
p1<mist Bnan Goulet pcrtomis
'"''h OCC's Philham10Jlic
011 .. h1~strn t.1t 7:30 pm. Dec. 13.
l\f.uking his sixth pcrfor·
'"""' e with the orchcstrn m
f uihl sed~ons, the ~irogr~m
, 11 c l111lc·s Chopm's E-minor
I 1 mo Concc•rto, Mozilrt's
:i} 111phony No. 41 m C-m<tJOt
incl Somucl Barber's Socond
f ., ay fnr Orc:fle~lra.
former child prodigy, the
H ~ (•ar-"ld Or<1nge County
11 11lve rPc-Pivecl ctitk<tl
'' c c11m as u pumist al the age
ol ct lfo made his orchestrill
d •hut performing the
l< h.11kovsky Concerto, and
· h 1 mcP performed wllh
n ''°Y ma1or orc-hcshas mc;htd-
IT q the Lo Angel •s Phtlhdr-
111<11\lf. He r1ho a ppeared by
• ~PP 10! TPC(IWSI m" front of
Jlrns11!f'nt Gerttld Ford.
Advcmce tickets me $6 and
1r" on Sdle 1n OCC's Commu-
nity Educatmn Olhce next to
"''' rnllc:ge's hol'ary. Ticket:; at
tilt' cloor aic $!,i, For mora
uitormation, ntU (714) 432-auo
VQL. 92, NO. 281
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destruction and tragMy.
An array of children's fiction is
bast!d on California frontier
adventures. ln "The Ballad of
Lucy Whipple.• read about a
young girl uprooted from her
Massachusetts home, who
renames herself and tries to find
her place in a Sierra nuning
camp. In t>atty Reed's "Doll,•
learn of the ordeals of a group of
pioneers as they travel from llli-
n01s to CaWomia.
Following the Great Depres-
sion, Americans at work and play
inspired ·regionalism,• an art
movement that is the focus of
·American Scene Painting. Cali-
fornia, 1930s and 1940s. • Read
about such prominent artists as
Millard Sheets and Rex Brandt in
thls work.
For art aficionados interested
m modem times, "On the Edge
of America:
California
Modernist
Art 1900~
1950"
includes
essays
about Cali-
fornia art
and culture
in the peri-
od known
as Mod-
ernism. The focus draws closer to
the present in "Pop Art • d criti-
cal history of a period that con-
tJ.nues to influence our own.
Numerous works concentrate
on such prominent Golden State
drtists as William Wendt, Guy
Rose and Phil Dike. Also avail-
, able on library shelves are such
Cine arts periodicals as •Art of
California." H American Artist"
dnd H Southwest Art.•
Find other adult and children's
resources designed to augment
appreciation of the current muse-
um exhibit in two MGold Rush to
Pop• bibliogra'prues, available at
dli Newport Beach Public
Libraries.
• CHECK IT OUT is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Public Library
This week's column is by Andrea Jason
and Linda Kline
DATEIOOK
Repertory Th~atre
to carol for needy
OCC's Repertory Theatre
Company wants to make the
hol.tday season brighter for per-
sons in need by caroling
throughout the local conunuru-
ty this Christmas season.
'uwe're more than hiippy to
sing, tree of charge, to almost
any group that would have us,"
said Rick Golson, the compd-
ny's faculty advisor.
Groups who wish lo invite
the carolers should call the
Tbeate1 Department office at
(714) 432-5640, ext. 6.
The company also presents
•An Old-Fashioned Christmas
Show and Ice Cream Social"
Dec. 3-6 and Dec. 9-13. The
shows start at 7 p.m . Wednes-
days through Saturdays ond 2
p .m . on Sundays.
Everyon e receives a free
dish of ice cream and a holi-
day cookie.
OCC is at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 432·
5880,
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.datebook Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot
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j s· a<;h '98" might be consioered the moth-
er of all gigs. More
than 300 proff'ssional musi-
oans, filling ovcry nook and
cranny ol the Doubleli'ee Hot<>!
in Costa Mcsd, will perform
Dixieland, country-western, 1.?
jdzz. big-band and classical
sounds during the daylong con-
cert and dance.
Hosted by the Orange Coun-
ty Musicians' Associdtion, the .
28Ut annual festival is slated tor
noon to 10 p.m Sunday and
expects to draw about 2,000
people. The S1X stages allow
music bulfs ample opporturuty
to sit back and enjoy the range
of styles or hit the floor dancing:
"I can't think of a single
event which fedfures, under
one roof, so many styles of
music perfom1ed by top musi-
cians,• said Costa Mesa resi·
dent Tom Margitan, whose
Cd.Teer includes playing with
I Jarry James, Stan Kenton and
Grover Washington Jr.
Mar¢tan, who plays the sax-
ophone, has been a part of the
event ford number of years. His
Tom Margit.an Quartet will per-
form on the Jazz Room stage at
8:45 p.m., playing such classics
as Charlie Parker's "Scrapple
from the Apple."
"!he best part or the day is
the wide variety of styles,· said
Margitan, who regularly plays
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in
Ldguna Niguel and Re.laurant
Kikoya in Huntington Beach.
•It bnngs together musicians
from all over,• he said. •It also
is ii nice venue to get together
with other-musicians I haven't
seen for a while.·
Jack Reidling, another Costa
Mesa mus1aan whose versatile
p1c1.no skills will be showcased
on the classical, jazz and big·
band sldges, agrees the event
is a musical reuruon.
"For me, ·the greatest part is
seeing all the guys l haven't
seen since the last bash,• said
Reidling, who has been a partio-
pant since the festival's start 28
years ago. •1 think that~ gener-
ally true of all the mUSicans."
Reidling -who has played
with such big band leaders as
Les Brown, Tex Beneke, Tom
Kubis and Ray McKinley -
received praise Ul' the mid-
1980s for his "Messdge from
GOdt Hill" dlbum. For his
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1 11 HAGGERTY-ZVLIUS I OAA.Y P. 0'
Musician Tom Margitan of Costa Mesa will perloJ'Il\.at "Bash '98" at the DoubleTree Hotel, .
Sunday. The daylong event features more than 300 musicians performing ~veral styles of mus1c.
BASH '98 . -> WHATt Features more
than 300 musicians playing
Dixieland, bi9 band, c:oun·
try/Western, 1azz and classi-cal mu~ic + WHERE: OoubleTree
Hotel, 3050 S. Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa
~ WHEN: noon to 10 p.m.
Sunday
~ HOW MUCH: S27 at the
door (includes pa rking);
children 12 and under, free + PHONE: (714) 546·81 66
efforts, h<! received the Orunge
County Arh Alliance dWard
and the album wus pldccd in
the city of Co-.;ta Mesa's
archive .
All "Bash '98 • mu:.1aans
volunteer thetr time, aid
Orange County Musician.;'
Assoaation President Frank
Amoss Proceeds from the
event bcneht the uruon's emer-
gency rehef and scholarship
funds. In 1998, the group gave
more than $3,000 m college
schold!Ships to Orange County
students.
"I would say, because we
have so many top mus1c1ans
playing continuous muc;k tor l 0
hours, we dre pretty d1ffen•nt
from other events," said Amo ... ,
who played drums m U1e &im·
my Kaye, Vaughn l\jonro<:: dnd
Bob Crosby orchestrns plus ·
played regularly dl Nrw York\
legendary Copacdhdnd chmnq
the 1960s. His Frank Ainoss
Orchestra 1s now he~rd t1l chi·
fercnt venues throuqhout
Orange County. -
Each yE"ar a grand ·marshcu 1s
named. In years past, S!t•vc
Allen and Frankie Ldnn hc1ve
held the honors, but fur Ow hr ... t
time in the event's ll1story, c1
woman has been ndmcd g1and
marshal.
"We selected Kay Starr Im
he·r lifelong contrlbuttons to
music,• he said. ·she will per·
form al 8 p m . m the gcdnd
ballroom."
Starr, who still performs
throughout the United States,
shot to stardom in th·e 19.S(h
She made the transition from
big-band singer to pop star
when she joined !he popular
music show "Your I-Ut Pd.Codl• •
'BASH '98' LINEUP
She stayed on top of the
muSiral chart~ wtth such pre·
rock hits dS "Wheel of FortunP ~
and "Side by Side,• also
b c:onung a regular on the
"Dannv Thomas Show• and
trdveung with the production of
.. Anrue Gel YOUI Gun:
And while today the festival
pulls m Jarne audiences and.
rt11se about $6,000, Amoss sa1n
tis h •gmnmgs were a little
mor .. humble.
"We 1ust broke even for the
Ju~t 10 year-s, • he recalled. "The
1u .. t bash was at the old Shera-
. ton Inn in Huntington B'each.
Tiwrn wcrt' probably about 500
people who uttende.d, but th.at
w.i:. ht'C.1use the hotel couldn't
hold any more. Aft<>r thdt we
UlO\l'd r1rotmd to different
hotelS., until 10 years dQO wh~n
\\ e start oo holding 1t here. f'
And though a good portion
of the• mus1eums dre members
of OrdngP County Musicians'
A-. ooal.ion, Amoss said there
clfe Jl1St Ci ffi6.fl}' nonmembers
pdrti<"'lpatin~l ·
"Thi hone ddy d year
wh ·n we can JUSt gel together
an<l do whttl we do the best,"
ht> Siild
Country/Western Room
noon George Cerr'.s Superstars
Jazz Room
noon Johnny V Hour
Big-Band Room "°°" Bernie Farr Orchestr~
1 p.m. Canny Michaels and vocalist Molly Bee·
2 p.m. Dale Norris
3 p.m. Fiddler Addam Thompson
4 p.m. Countty Gospel Jubilee .
5 p .m. Jay Alday and the Azuza Street Band
i p.m. Kevin Santora and the Bakersftekt Boy\
7 p.m. Uoyd Noland's Silver Lining
I p .m. "Elvis after 40• with John Ro.gen
Oatsical Room
noon Huntington Beach High SchoOI
Academy of Performing Arts
1 p.m. Pianist Ferdie Furtado
2 P·"'· NOfm M.,;or Brau Qu ntet •
J p.m. Oarendon Chamber Players with flutist
Susan Fries
• 4 p.m. Saxophontst Leo PottS and
pianist Jade Reidling
5 p.m. Hannah Skupen's El Real Chamber Players
& p.m. Marilyn Mayland's International Str1n95
7 p .m. Schola~h1p winners: Petra Miyashiro and
Peggy Groves
I P·"'· Therem1n player Lew Stedman
t p.m. Russell 01cey's "Hornucopra"
WEATHER
1:15 p.m. Jim and Marsha Hesslon·s
Am rican Jazz Quintet
2:30 p.m. VOCcllist Stephanie Hayr:ies
3:45 p.m. BoPb)t Redheld's Latin Jazz
1 p.m. Tracy Well~ 819 Band
2 p.m. Bill Tole Orchestra
3:15 p.m. )ohn Peac' Super Big Band
4:10 p.m. Norm Ma1or Big Band
5 p.m . Karen Gallinger and the Jack Reidling Trio
6:15 p.m. Gultarrst ftoo Esdlete
5:l0 p.m. John Henderson B g Swing Band
6:JO p.m. Si Zentner Orchestra
7:30 p.m. The Edmund Velasco Quintet
1:45 p.m. The Tom Marg tan Quartet
DixlelAnd Room
noon Stu Undem's Obueland Stew
7:JO p.m. Frank Amoss Orchestra with
the SOund~ of Swing vocal group
I p.m. Grand marshal ~Y Starr with musical
d rector Don Beamsley
9 p.m. Al Lalour's 819 Band Command'
1 p.m . Alan Shelton's Royaki G81den Dixieland
Band The lobby
Z p.m. Chuck Miller's Golden State Dixieland Ram-
blers
11 e .m . Cal Mehaffey and the Swingwtions
noon Pi.anl!t't Jamie Shaheen
J p.m. New Dixieland Rhythm Ramblers
• p.m. Wa"en Hildebrandt') Coyole Hills Jazz
Band
1 p.m. Yve Evans and Company
2 p.m. John Uimpanella's Shdc f)c •• • ,
l p.m .. f'erdi Furtado and.the Society Swin9 Tr.o
4 p.m. The Johnny V Sand 5 p.m. Wally Holmes' Yankee Wailers
6 p.m. Bob White'~ Hyperion Outfall Serenader~
7 p.m. Bruce Gifford's Jazz Generation
5 p.m . Tom Bevan's Electric Air
6:15 p.m. Joe Nappa and the Allstars
8 p.m. Stu Udern's Stowed She1dzel
t p .m . Danny Oavrs' Roarir'lg '20s Jazz Band
SURF
I p.m . Trinidad and Tobago Steel Orchestr•
9 p.m, John Noreyko's Rt"prise
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Andover Place A cellular phone worth S200 was stolen
from a car rn the 2SOO block.
• Church Street A bicycle worth S350 wa' stolen from a home
In the 1900 blcxk.
• Pl.c.ntia Avenu. A bicyc:I worth $70 wa\ stol n from a
parking lot in the 1600 blotk •
• Whtttier Avenue Two m1rron worth S60 wwe stolen from a
home 1n the 1800 blotk. ·
• Wilton Avenue A ullular Phone worth $230 was ~-to-le._n---..
from a car 1n the 1000 block
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!Here'S -how NBA stai-s ·,worm ' i:heif-:w(J'y .. oUt of wedtOCk
his ts a qwz. The fU'St per-
son to send me the correct
~er will receive s-Cet-• cate of"'AJSPfeCiatipn rom-the
01ayor of Costa Mesa. But you ttav~ ~o act fast because.the may-
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C U i I 0 SJ .. T I E S -
when the event occurred. They
-roamed at 7 a.m .•.. and se arat·
~d U1c smne Clay.·· -.
Ac:corchng ~enl,
Dwight Manley, rus client was
inlox1catt'<i to the point that he
"couldn't sp.rak or stand" and
more than a few couples who'd
be racki}lg Jhe1! bra1ru; trying to.
rememoer exaaly what tune th~
Rev ilaid I now· pronounce you.•
r amt the mayor for long.
OK, listen closely. This is hard.
eady? How many residents of ·
ewport Beach are NBA stars
,tust under 7 feet tall who change
Cheir hair color weekly and enjoy
p-oss-dresstng (no, it's not Marv
Albert) especially in a full-on
bndal ensemble? Bonus question:
• . was accompanied by "leeches.•
And who st1y:, romdllce is dead?
The •couldn't speak or stand· ..
excuse is no big deal. I've seen
plenty of brides and grooms that
would make a deer in the head~
lights look relaxed.
What is his ndille?
• U you answered •one• and
Dennis Rodman" you really
~ow your basketball. Some peo·
pie march to a different drum·
111er. Dennis marches to a differ-
nt orchestra, Wlth choir.
Last week, Rodman - a.k.a.
:The Wonn• -and "Baywatch"
~umna Carmen Electra (of
cowse1 that's her real name)
were married m a chapel in Las ~egas after a night of, well, a lot
of stuff. Alas, the match made in
Vegas was not exactly made m
tieaven. The couple separated -
later that day -which gives new
prlinition to "lhe h'.oneymoon is
over." · , •
No one knows what went
wrong, but I suspect there wasn't
a lot of sobbing and name calling
about "after all I've done for
you," e tc., etc. I mean, how many
sacrifices can you make in 10
hours? '
On Monday, Rod.man's attor·
ney filed a petition for anrtulment
in Orange County Superior
Court. .
"It was early in the mommg, •
his attorney explained, •and he
had been ou~ partying arid cbdn't
have all his.faculties about him
I'm not '>ure abo1'l this annul·
mcnt thing 1 hdte to see two kids
rush mto ~omething that they
nught n.·grPt for the rest of theu
bve:;:Gould be just me, but I
·think they rrught have the..01ak·
ings of d lovmg, nurturing rela-
tionstup.
OK; 10 hours isn't the longest
marriage m the world, but some
of 1t had to be quality time. Just
because Uie hrst two hours are a
little rocky doe!>n't mean you
throw lhP. other eight away.
Mamage is about learning
and sharing -getting to know
your partner's hopes. their
dreams, thel! fears. That takes
three, four hours right there.
I'm not even sure the legal
argument ts worth pursuing.
There seems to be a lot of
emphast!) on the early hour. U.
getting married at 070Q ~ere
grounds for dnnulment, I kn<;>w
Spealong of deer in the head-
lights, I had occasion to be at
South Coast Plaza and Fashion
Island tlus week and I see what
may be a very ~turbing.trend
developing -hordes of men, 1
dlone, shoppmg. That tells me
that ·some of my brethren may be
actually be out there doing their
Christmas shopping -early.
That is totally unacceptable.
There is a code of Christmas
shopping ethics that I live by,
and I expect every red-blooded
American male to do the same. U
God had mearit for men to do
Christmas shopping early, he
wouldn't have invented Christ·
mas Eve.
What a.re these guys thinking
for heaven's sake? Chrtstrnas is
about nothing if not tradition. It
just wouldrl't be Christmas to me
without sneaking out on Christ-
mas Eve to find the perfect gift.
ifwo women fight off attempted r apes by same suspect
•Police say man had
tloor slammed in face by
one intended victim, · • ~hile other escaped after
being wrestled to ground. • ' GRf(j RNJ'\(,
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t NEWPORT BEACH -One
)'loman roused from her sleep was
wise enough to know that some·
one asking for a cup of sugar in
the dead of night might have ulte·
rfor motives
: Police believe the 27-year-old
womaq's qu1ck thinking may
have prevented her from being •
raped. Police say the man's wan·
ton advances were frustrated
twice early Thursday morning by
two young women.
Police say the man approached
one of the woman's home on the
Balboa Peninsula at about 3:15
a.m. She opened the front door a
crack,'and the man asked for sev-
eral items, including sugar, milk
and flour. When she noticed the
man was trying to pry his way
into the residence, she slammed
the. door shut.
About five minutes later, a 22·
year-old woman who was on her
way to a friend's house was walk·
ing in an alley between West
Ocean Front and 16th Street.
Police believe the same man
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walked up to the woman wres-
tled her to the ground and
grahbecJ he.r breasts. She began
scrcanung and kicking, and man-
aged to break free from the man's
grip and nm away. The man ran
m the opposite direction.
The woman reported the ino-
dent to police when she got home.
Police describe the man as
white, in his lllld to late 20s, about
6 feet tall, with a slim build and
short dark' hair. He was clean-
shaven and wore a light-colored
polo shirt and blue jeans.
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OK, maybe not perfect., but at
least.something that' not br9·
lren. What.kin<LQ yc~t:Wa •. ...-·._.,,.
would it ~"lllaraudmg •
bands of husbands and ·
boyfriends runriing frantically
from one store to the next, con·
stantly checkJng their watche::,
and wondering if the shortne:.-;s or
breath and the numbness m theu
left aim means anything.
•What is that?" ·u·s a return-:-the slippers
don't match.• .
• "l'll take it. What~ that?."
· "That's my pen." .
"I'll take it. Can you wrap it?
Hurry. please."
Four weeks left, men. A lile-
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Mexitartjotltl. earch teaves hi·mfeelirig qitea~y .
Powei: outage hi
Costa Mesa area
I
13 l'for • leavmy Cuh(Qm1a for
. the gn:~ner m:as of Col-
. " Qrado, I wa} telling.,Tun:y
ome new fnends from Cdtifom1a fore dinner. The 10 guests . ly, a w~ tot of Calvados allows J ... ·H E F A· 1-D hac,l9pencd JUSJ ~}'.~ agQ ......... -;;oo;t ... >chJlttc<J {a.r Jnoyl>.e t14r. 111JJ1U~i.. '""w e.glutto'ns,J.o go o.o and OI}~ld,__ ~-~~ · About on ·how mto the party, 1 then sat a own at th long l din-· on ~thout sticking ow !m~er
About 600 J>eC?ple pan-
ning their ThanksgiVlrl!J.
'ttlealf"got a '.tittle lt"ate em~
"l"bumiay mon:ili:lq wlil!O:
power was' lost for more tJ:tait
-45 minutes.
' Mulligan, nty~4nend slnc-e
high school dttys, all about the
wonders anci d~lighb of Port
( & L-U-M-• ---~wht"f-tered l1"my"'\"11fe:-4We havt? um table t his side of Versailles. It down our throats. ~chrroor
·to uo " ·But we ... • stie sai~. Wch bctiutifully ,s<!l w1t.h.gold civilized .
~ .. Collins.
Terry lJstcnC'd patumtJy as J
· rambled on about the> ldkec, and
Old Town, the uruversily and all
the other thrngi. and pldceo.; that
: make the Fort c,uch d wonderful
place to live ·
_ "Sounds gr<'tlt, • Terry Sdtd.
· ~aut does 1t hdvc• u good M ex.i-
cdn restaurant?" ,
I allowed d!> how J chdn't know
spec:ificallv, but 1 was sure it dtd
dnd we wimlcl (1.0d the place and
report back to him.
That Wds 5 1/2 monthS.dQO
and, sad to say, the b st M(•xican
food we'vt> had so fdr cdme from
Taco Bl'll.
About a month dQO, I was pos-
itive l hdd found the place. It's
cons1derdbly off th<• mam drag
and from the outside, looks '.SO
gemune, ll could have been
transpl.mt(!d chrec lly trom
Nc1coz<m dt' C1dretd or Santic1go
PclJ>dSquiero.
Fine1Uy, the right linw c1nd
place to lty this shrin<> of Tcx-
Mex occurrPcJ. To our cJC'light, th<>
a.uth('nllnty of Uw extC>nor was
wpl.KtltHd inside.
My eldllon rnntmut'd to build
when I Sdw sur.h c1Phcc1c1es dS
fred
martin
menudo, and that mo<>i ddhcult
of. MPxican dishes, moJe poblano
Yes• This was the plt1c-el To 9et a
quick reading on the cu1Sme, I
resisted the mole for that v1s1t,
and my ·wife dJld I ordered mun-
dane combination plates.
t bec<UDe suspicious of tho
place when our dinners arnvC'd
m JUSt tinder two rrunutcs. My
con~em incredscd when J saw
the platters were drenched in
whdl appeared to bP that scnu-
viscous material gPnerically
known ac; bquid checsP.
The food was dreadlul, hut w~
were hungry and soldiered on
Wr finished as quickly us possi
hlP and-\\-E'fll on to the <1n111vcr-
"ary c<!lebration of c1 husm<·sc;
BRIEFLY JN THE N E W S
Loral youths fare well
at chPss tournament
ment and the aty's tJP01•rt.1I plc1n
The c:omm1sswn mel'l~ on thP
spcond and f0ti1 th tondays of
A group of loral 7. and 8-yedr· each month <ti. b:.30 pm It c\lso
olds 1s celebratmu 1i-. vlC:tory last holds stu<ly se,.:-.mns on the hr-.t
W(!t'kc>nd t1l d n<1hont1I che.<;s tom-etncl third Mondt1y cit the sam ~
nc1ml'nt in Sc-ottsdt1le, J\nz. l1111t•. ConlITltsswners n•ceiVE' u
ThP fJVf'·ITI<'mhN let.Im trorn r Si300 stipend PdC'h month.
the -ChPss ('1~nlt•r 111 Newport lnterPsted r(>s1cle11ts should
B<•11c:h won tlw All-i\nwncdn <.lip sE>nd a lP.ltt-r t1nd <1 n option11l
by µlt1c·inq first out of mon• ltldn
1
rt•sume to Mayor. PetN Buffa, P.O.
50 otlwr ·h 't11T}s Jrom dCross tilt' llox 1200, Costa M<>su 92628-
n.11ton 111 th<• kllldNCJt1rl<•T1· 1200. They c1lso cdn be hc1nd
throuqh th1td·qrndP c c1h•gory J clehverPd to Utl' city manager's
f, 1c11111<1 As~m1, .Jotddn t--1ctr. officP at City I fctll, 77 Fair Dnve.
tmez, Juht1n Bt•c1c-h, Dc1v1cl S<'I bm Th<> dPclcllrnP 1~ S p.m. Dec. !-!.
<1nrt Georyinc1 Lf'c1n Cdffit' Jrom
behmd to UOSN.ll chess pl.uyers I Adopt-A-Fan1ily still from more well-known and pres-ds
ttgious chess sr.hool<>, said Chesc; nee program donors
Cente1 director c111d founder Al Ordnge Codsl lnterfd1lh Sht>l· = Massip. · tcr's Adopt-A-Family program 1s
• Th.ic; 1s the highest that stu-sfill m need of donors to provide
!· dents from the Ches., Ct!nter hdve Chnstmas gifts and food to home-
:: scored m cornpeht1on, f\.1dssip less families.
• •: c;aJd. Two other tc.ims also C'ame The shelter 15 one of two emer-
' :: hack \\'Jfh lr?ptues. The team for gcncy facilities in the county. This
• :: duJdren m sixth grdde and below year, there are 24 fam1hes in need
:; : plc1ced fourth, c1nd thC' tugh school of adopting.
:: team plc1c:Pd ninth Donors can pick the fdmdy
•·: they adopt <1nd p1 ovide d lood -: Two seats oprn on basket and gifts for CdC:h member
.: Pia nnjng Conimission or the family. The deadline for • adopting families 1s Dec 15 .
: Tlw Cost11 Mt•sct City Counnl • If donorc, "tannol rJdopt <tn
·' is looknHJ for dpphcant~ to f1l1 two entire fdnuly, they Cdn choo~c
:. s<?<1 ls on thf' Pltinnmg Corturus-fro1n other options.
• s1on Cornm1ss1onN L111dc1 Dixon The shelter is in ne<•ci of food
• \\"ds 1usl PIP< tPd to thP City C oun-productc;: new clothing, esJ>PC'tdlly
<'11, cmcl Comrn1ss10nN Chclrles for cold weclthcr: new toys; gift
: Robertson 1s stPppuiq down. · ccrhhcates for moviP theatPr",
• C omm1s..,1ont'rs drf' appointed music c;tores and amu'>emcnt
" by thP counul for four-year terms parks for older children; wrap-
• und <1a' rr·sponsihle for reVlewmg ping paper, rihl>nn, J<1bels and
, : cln<I we on unending ctll ucllons to scotch tape: ~nd co"h donal1ons.
: th<' City Counc.:11 pertammg to For more infornwtion, call Lon
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"Nowl • I said gri.rnly. "Right tableware (later disclosed to be You take 1ust a small hit or the
now • brass from Thail<tnd), tt. yellow stuff because, after all. it is 180
We madt> 1t home OK. hut 1ust and blue print tablecloth and a proof. Then you can go on
bt.1wly. Montezumd took her festoon of wine glasses clnd bot-through more cheeses, the fre h
rPveng<" tor tmother 24 hours and tles. fruit, the truly d ecadent pastnc~,
I survivc>d. My wif£> was fif}e, so it Now I unclcrslood why Jerry coffee and liqueurs
probt1bly wasn't thP. food. , dnd C'tirla h.id remodeled their Then on~ waddles home.
But sh~ hncl CJ beer with dinner, I house to yield CJ larger dining That's how we good ol' boys
1ust hud wat<>r. TI1e \\.·uteri T room. 111Ls kind of entertaining is spend our Sundays out here on
drank th£' wuterl H.nunnun. Per-their favorite thing: good people, the prairie.
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This C<1se m point excepted, and great foo(l, There is a little •FRED MARTIN IS a former Newport
Fort Collins really is a great din-bit more to life than that, but not Beach resident who writes from hi~ new home in Fort Collins, Colo mg town. But imagine our sur-much.
pnse wher. we discovered that It wc1s an EncrHlZCr bunny
perhaps the lmc~l restaurant of dinner. The food kept coming
Edison lrite matlonat offi.
cialS said that an equipment
failure in an underground
vault may have caused the
outage at 8:30 a.m . Some.
businesses on Harbor Bo ule ...
vard and West Side homes
lost electricity.
Repair crews located the
source or the' problem and
· were able to restore power
within an hour.
t.1ll 1s right next door. and coming and corrung. first, an
Our neighbors Jerry and Carla assortment of cheeses. Then a
1 lttger mVJted us to diruler Sun-hot cucumber soup, then chicken
dc1y before last. We accepted breasts m a bvely lemon environ-'AIAMOUNT 1'0111
<•nthusidsticdUy, and Jerry said, ment, then what I can best
UOK, sec you at 1 30 " describe as a veyett.1ble stew,
OncHhirty? And then we real-lhen salad, then another cheese
11.1;•d, thttt was the wc1y Sunday course.
dmnNs are done in the country. We groaned at ettch arriving
Out l doubt mc1ny farmers have course, but we lr<"nchered on.
(!inners like true, one. . · Along with a second round of
There were nine courses, each chPeses, .Jerry introduced the
ctccompttnietl by a variety or sec1et wC"apon for surviving this
win1• from either France, Califor-kind or feac,t· Ct1lvc1dos.
ma or Colorado My ta~onte of Calvddos is mostly from Nor-
perhaps 10 or 12 varieties was a mandy and is based on the
lornl n>d Amtt7.ing. mduslndl wastt• produced when
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Kids saY. the· darndest things· -about Thanksgiving
• IDITOR'S NOTE: We asked some
gract.schoolers ·to share their Thanks· ~MngwtSnes wttti os. SOme"apj)earect •"I Thursday's paper. Hefare the rest of
their wishes (in their original grammar
and spelling):
Dear Grandpa,
. I am thankful for my family,
you and every thing else. Thank .
yO\l for having my mom, if you
didn't I would never have had a
life. Thanks for everythl.ng.
• P.S. I miss you
I wish you lived doser.
• • ELISE CARROLL
' ;
Deai Mom and Dad,
Thanks for brtngmg me to
Earth and for feeding me all the
time. For making me comfortable
·--athorne. Thanks for teaching me
-;i&ht from wrong and for keeping
: me healthy all the tune Thanks
• for all that stuff you d.Jd for me
AREUFLORES ,
I'm thankful for the Super
Nintendo because one day at my
house. We were doing a party
and some of my cousins came
they were so close to the Super
Nintendo. Both of my cousins
had there cups full of soda. Also
both of them were playing
, around. All two cups fell togeth-
1 er. But the Super got saved they
• threw the the cups to the cables.
l had disconnected the Super
Nintend o's ca"Bles, we~ both
: cups fell. Now it works Nextime
l~ I am going to put in my bedroom.
• So nothing can not happend
: AUTURO SUAREZ CAROZO ,.,, ·-:1 am thankful for my mom
• ause when I was about to clie, ·
• stle helped me and so did my sis-
ter. They took me to my bedroom
and thy were trying to wake up
to see if I was okay. Also I am
thankful for my dad because he
4 was a nice guy, but now he is ~ dead. My dad used to talce my
• sister and me to the park or to
the beach. Dad was so much fun
to be with.
ANA MARIA CARDAifAS
I am thankful for teachers
because ·if it wasn't for teachers 1
would not be able to read, write,
spell or even use proper English!
Teachers are the best thing that
ever happeved lo me. This 1s
why lam.so thankful. ... -
. . RACHAEL MCMASTERS
I'm thankful for my family ·
because they brought me life.
Also they take good care of me
and make me feel happy. In
addition, I'm thankful for God
because He is the one that
brought my family to this planet.
Now you know all the things I'm
thankful for.
MAURICIO A.
I am thankful for my doq She· •
ba, because she always protected
me from drawnding in the pool,
and ehen people came to the
d_oor my dog would bark and my
parents would come to the door.
He breed is Gemian Shepard.
She was a strong dog. she could
run up a htgb rock all by herself.
And she was very playful. Once
she chased the mail man. I Jovcd
it when Sheba went swimming
WJth me. Now she is fourteen
years old and she is dead Sheba
had a very fun and exciting bfe.
Her hips were bad and so we put
her to sleep. I will never forget
my dog Sheba.
JAANINE BECKETT ..
The most thankful thought J
!lave is for my mom. She had
saved my life and nobody eJse I
went with her because my dad
called my mo!Jl. he asked her il
she could bring him some food.
Carefully I got out of the Cdr with
the food. Mommy was behind
me. There was a truck delivering
some cargo. My dad was stock-
ing it when I saw him. All of a
sudden he had disappeared. One
person was m charge to lock the
chain. When I saw my dad again
I was walking backwards and a
distant my mom saw me fell.
People wereloolong at me. An
ambulance came.' My parents.
were crying. Then r started to
move when my mom hugged
m~. Thinking of all theings my
mom had saved my lile
ALEJANDRA CERROS
I am thankful for myself
because when I went up a tree l
felldown and broke my. arm.
Then my Mom toked my to the ·
PRE E~T
hospital, rr there were no hospital mom for renunding me to study,
I ~ouldhclve my.arm..brokenfo .Dlld read every mght,.lf I tud~of
ever. I am thankful·for my mom read probably l wfil·ge.t to the
and Dad. They are very special ~ next ·grade, and then to the next'
to me because they take me to , one. I thank My teachers too for
· pldces to have fun and they all the tallance that I have
alwdys take care of me, but one • VALENTIN VELASQUEZ
day is going to be the other way.
My family is very specidl
becduse everyone takes care of
everyone without my family I
wuold be a nobody .
' MARLON ARAGON
• I'm most thankful to God
because he gave us We, grass,
trees, food, water, soil, sand,
energy. lllf and more things. If
God clidn't exist not even one
person would be in this world
God is a very nice person
because when I do something
wrong he forgives me and when
a good person dies he gose to
Heaven and when a bad person
clics he will not go to Heaven
That's why I'm thankful to God.
JONATHAN AGUILAR
Im thdnkful for my dad
because he will do anything just
for my happiness, like spencling
more that $300 dollars on my dog
when she was sick al.most dying.
I was really worried aµd i would-
n 't go to school. My dad saw me
and asked me, #What is
Wrong?," I told him right away
we went to ~Pet'sMart' (my dogs
hospital) and my dad paid tor her
surgery. Now my dogs better I
appreciate my mom and dad tak·
mg care of me for as long as 11
years. •Thanks mom and Dad."
ULANA BRAVO
I am most thankful for my
family, especially my mom and
dad for bringing me into this
world. My brother and sisiter also
help me out bu quizzing me on
words and math problems. l miss
my s1Ster's help now htat she's ·
gone. But I stillget help fTom my
brothP.r and my parents. In first
grude I was way ahead in Math
b<>cause of them.
CHRISTOPHER HERNANDEZ
I m thankful for myself.
Ibrought myself lo this school. I
got bere by getting my grades
better at Rea. Also I thank my
' .
What I c\ffi most thankful for is
my mom because she is a person
that J could trust, and if my mom ·
is in a good or bad tune .she is ·
always there for me . My mom
· teaches, me a Jot of things that I
don't know how to do. My mom
buys ro'e everything ·she can. F9r
me my mom is the best person in
the world. That's what 1 i;tJJl
thankful for ,
MICHELLE SOSA
I'm thanklul tot myseU
because I passed the 5th grade.
I'm also thankful to have a family
without them I wouldn't have a
home. I'm happy to see my
cousin. I appreciate to have
brothers. I'm greateful to have a
mom and dad 1 wouldn't be hap-
py without them.
DENNIS0 PEREZ
I'm thankful for my skills m
sports I ca,n play football, base-
ball, basketball, volleyball and
softball. My favorites are volley-
ball, football, and baseball. I've
played all of these sports when I
was three except volleyball. I
was five when I started to play
volleyball. I'm thankful for sports
. * MANUEL DlAZ
l am most thankdtil for is my
mom because she 1s always there
for me I when need her. She
buys us what she can with what
she has. We always hdve food
when we are hungry. Mom loves
us no matter what happens we
will alway!> have a speoal place
m her heart When I need my sis-
ter's belp, she gdve me it to me
making sure my homework was
done and I got good grades.
Once I was having some difficult
times she gave me advice and
stood up for me NO matter what
happens 1 will always love them
DIANAGAROA
I'm thankful'for my parents
because they care about roe and
they are alwayi> there for me I'm
thankft2l for my t achers because·
.:th~y teadi me db-Out Califomid •
and the Uiuted States. I'm also
thankful for my grandpdrents
beca~ they ledch me about
Vietnam.
CttRISTINA VU, 10
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My name is Judie Akansel
and the people I'm thankful for
are my ~OJ"ll because she cares
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for me even when sometimes I mSEtgree'wrth he:; I knoW~~ . ......,-..-
because she cares for me. My sis-
ters because they love me and I
love them. My dad because he
supports the family by putting
food on hte table and buying the
nght school supplies for me. I'm
f'Specially thankful thls year that
we got a new apartment to stay
SEE THANKS PAGE 7·
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• EDITI>R'S NOTE: We ~ed mem~
of the Oa1ty Piiot's 193 Mbs1 lnfluentief
people In the community to share their
Thanksgiving thou9hts. Spme respoAses
appeared In Thursday's paper; here are
the rest:
•When you've got your health,
you've got everything I· I low
tommercuilly trivialized it hds
become, yet ho~ instgniltcant all
other things are in its absence.
Thanksgiving 1998 i~ for me
and my wile, Chrislle, a time for
reflection on our own good for-
tune to. be alive dnd hedllhy
In a year when we, as so
many m the commuruty, have
lost loved ones to illness. you tru-
ly come to appreciate everything
that IJ.fe affords You realize how
very preaou.s 1t is Yctu are also
reminded and agon1z~ when you
see lives wasted -to drugs,
poverty. alcohol, illiteracy the
list goes on For one to have a
choice of We and fail to exercise
the optJon ts often sadder than
those lost to the mcurnble nus Thanksgiving for us will
be in recogrution of friendS'
passed, .sell-reflecbon on our
own providence and the hope
that others come to redlizc how
truly precious life 1s.
ALLAN L. ROEDER
City mdnager, Costd MPsa
TruJy God has lodded us with
many blessings this yeclT, and we
have so much to thank for.
It's hard to know wheu• to begm.
He's used many dedr fnPnds to
bless us m mtlny way<; We've
learned to be humbl<' d'> we've
been on the wce1ving end. It's
been awesome!
I am espechllly thankful for
my pdrents. my sister. D1dne, and
her fdITU.ly, Bret and Blithe,
Megan and Rick, Steve, Amy
and Em and my dear colleagues
and associdtes JO tho best school
district JO thP world.
One of the> bigqest wonders
for wht.ch I dm lhdnkful ts that no
one ran agamst rnl"I And I dm
lbankJul {or Joe Bell h<>rause he
keeps me on my toes!
WENDY LEECE
Newport·Mesd school board
l am extremely blessed and
thankful fot a lovtng daughter of
whom 1 am very proud and for
·the good health that dllows me to
ED FAWCETT
PreSJdent, Cost,1 Mesa
Chamber of ConID)erce
I am thankful lo God for blcss-
mg_m~ Wlth such a warm, caring
and supportive family. Addition-
ally, I am thankful for the contin-
uing success of the Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce and
its strong and involv~d members.
J am thankful for all who have
tbe opportunity to celebrate.
Thanksgiving in a friendly and
safe environment here in New-
port Beach
I ask a special blessmg on
those among us who dr(! hungry
and tlursty. who are homeless
and alone, who need a guidiilg
hand and depend on the tender
mercy of others May they fmd
peace.
Happy ThanksglVlng to all!
RICHARD R. LUEHRS
President, Newport I !arbor.
Chamber of Commerce
Since I just returned from d
country that does not hdve the
material possessions lhdt we ldke
for granted every ddy, Uus ts
foremost on my nun<.l m respond-
ing to what I give thdnks for.
The basics such as sodp, pens,
shoes, to ndme JUSl a few items,
dre hard to come by m the ldnd I
visited. It certainly makes me
realize how fortunate we are m
this country
But even without these things,
the people 1 met clod lived with
were happy dnd enjoyed acttvh
ties of the simplest nature. Most-
ly, it was gettmg together to talk,
listen to music and to help one
another. •
There were many olhc>r
demonstrations of human kind-
ness not often seen m our coun-
try so I am thankful to hdvc hdd
the chance to see this and be
rerrunded about what is impor-
tant in life.
This year l am also· thanklul I
had the opportunity to pd.rtio-
pate and complete the CaWom1a
AIDS Ride 5, a 600-nule bike
trek from San Francisco to Los
Angeles. It was more than a bike
ride. Tb.is experience was one
that emphasized the need for
harmonious living and that peo-
Fa.II SC:ems,
~ibhc->Ills, 'Wrea-ths
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ple.c-c10 puJl together for a ~m
mmt cefllse, eg&?"dl s~ o1 ou.r
race, gender, ethnicity and the
many other differences that seem
to separate us from each other so
often.
But this ueacherous nde that
took every b1t of my pbyslcdl
strength to accomplish also
stretched my mind and my heart
JI was Uke a perfect world for a
week
I'm thankful for the genuine
relationships thut I have with my
ldmily and my friends and the
added perspective this year that
life ts not a race, but a ride. It is
unportant to stay focused on
where you are at the moment
while not looking loo far ahead.
Professionally, I am thankful
for the relationships/associations
with the news media and the
many fine people I've been able
to work with this year and many
years pnor .. Through good news
and bad news we continue to
forge ahedd in a professional and
honec;t manner. But I could not
do my JOb without a good rela-
lionship with the many JOUrnd)-
1sts I am in conUtct with on a dai-
ly basis.
And I'm also thdOkful for the
success of the sheep drive,
mcluding the help from the city
~f CostC!_:M~a m ~wt~ us yet
anotlicr opportwuty to pcu:aoo
livestock through the City of the
Arts us well as make 6 big to-do
about fuchsias, including wel-
coming the small but mighty
Orange County Fuchsia Society
into our conununity.
My sincere thank~ to these
people for their input, honesty
and commitment to better living
and worlung in this commuruty:
Orange County Fair bodrd of
directors, Allan Roeder, Sandi
Benson, Ann Gyben, Llpda
Dixon, Chuck Huddleston, the
e nllre City Counol, Chief Ddve
Snowden and the police force,
Costa Mesa Fire Department and
pdramedics, Doug Bennett, et al
at OCC, Gayle Cory, Gay Royer,
Oscar Santoyo, Andy Hernandez,
et di dt Costa Mesa High School
ctnd my dear brother, Hank, who
has assumed the duties of oper-.
ating the Costa Mesa Tennis
Center. And, of course, to all of
you at the Daily Pilot for mam-
tmrung a strong sense of commu-
nity in your ddily newspaper
Jill LLOYD
Pubhc relations director,
range County Fclir
It's Thanksgi~ng once
agam, and I am glad to have a
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low-Me-Down, Lord moment
wherel stop and reflect on what
fs good in my We.
mru st>..c1 to see the:>e..things .. kno\I;
tJrnSI':! p<'opleftlnd·expenence th1>' ~
power of kindness. .
. I have so many blcss"lng 111
my life: d faniily of strength and
,beauty, a marriage of 35 years.
friends, a faith, health. But this
Thanksgiving I am most grateful
for having the opporturuty ddily
to witness men and women per-
forming simple acts of lundness
tor their fellow man.
I shall forever be grateful to
the people I mentioned above
dncl those I did not mention, for
they huve enriched my We."
KAREN MCGUN~
Duector, Share Our Selv{·
relief centf'r '
I have seen d 'woman qivi• the
socks on her ~el to a woman
who had operf sores on her feet
and no shoes I have seen a man
with tears m his eyes as he hand-
ed a bag of food to a family· and
was lassed on his check uy d
child. I have been· tpPre when
one woman held a grieving
mother she did not know and
comforted her, touched her and
listened gently dS she talked of
her pain inJosmg her child. I
have watched Joy m her bdtlle
agdin.st cancer, and she has nour-
ished my soul.
I'm thankful for God's grace
und hib son, our savior; for my
lwautif Ul wile and two sons; anct
for each clc1y that I get to 'wakP
up JO Southern Calilonua.
CHRIS FEWEL
Costa Me'>a
Planning Commission
I'm thankful to God every sin.
gl~ day for our health; for the
lttughter of my boys, Ian and •
Matthew; for the love of my hus-
band, and for being able to enJO}
cidily the peacefulness and beau-
ty of Cttnyon Park behmq..our
house.
I have seen these simple dcls
of kindness give JOY to those who
feel pain and hope lo thoSP whQ
are in de.spair. I have been
MARY FEWEL
Cdilor, Canyon Park News
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THANKS • CONTINUED FROM 5
·=~,,,-...;;d-==that 'fl '(f!.JnOYing.111tQ a
ouse in February When I think
csbOut thanksgivmq l think about
my family, my lnends, all that I
have accomplished this year. Oh
ya, and food! My best memory
. was whert all my family mem-
belli came and had Tha.nksgiv:
ing dinner With us. I'm also
thankful .that I got good grades
at school. I hope to keep my
grades up.
JUDIE AKANSEL. 10
· 1llls year I'm givmg thanks
for my faniily becduse they are
nice to me and my brothers.
Th~y always keep their promis-
es. They are also nice when they
need to be and strickt when
needed. I thank thero so much
SHAWN KNOX, 11
I dffi thankful for bemg m
good health.I would like to give
thanks to my friends.I especially
want to give thanks this year for
bem~ alive tlnd Miss. Ropp
being in good health to.
EUVA LEON, 11
r give thanks for my uncles,
aunts, my mom, my dad, my
brothers, and my friends. I also
give thanks to my grandmas dnd
grandpas. ·
,. ILTZE GUERRA, 10 . ~
1 am thankful for' haVlng a
gr~at life, a wonderful family,
anti great parents that are
always there for me. I am also
~ul for a # 1 teacher whose
ruce and pretty. I am thankful for
my great pet, good food that my
mom makes, cmd all my nke
friel!ds!
DEANNA SANCHEZ, 10
1 would like to give thanks for
no~ breaking my foot, for my
faintly, for my teacher Miss.
R<?PJ>. and for my life
.. DAVID DONOVAN, 10
• 't • • t am thankful for my We and
peQple that fought and died in
the war. I am thankful for all that
I ~e. 1 am also thankful for ·• hou"Ses and cars. 1 am so thank-
fuJ today!
••• GLADYS RODRIGUEZ, 10 ·--I am thankfull for the eleven
years I have been alive.ram
also thankful for my family for
being there ID good times and tN! bad. Eaech day that goes by
I get more and more thankful
I .. ZACK LEAHY, 11 ' ... t ...
t am thankful for my family,
ooCAuse i! I didn't have a family
,I ~~Uld be no where in life. 1 am
also thankful for my life, because
if I 'didn't have a life I wouldn't
e..ten be here.
CAR)S HAFFINE, 11
, l an thanklull to my mom
because she buys me ice break-
er, ~ys, a backpack and penctls
l an thank.full to rhy dad too,
because he gwes me everything
~
JOSE, 10
• .. -MONIQUE QUEBEDEAUX. 10
1 am thankful for having a
• y. For having a mom a dad
8. brother. I am thankful for
hh'lng·food to eat I am thankful
for aving clothes to wear.
,. HAIDEE MARTINEZ. 10
I give thanks to my family
dllcj fnends. I give thanks to my
fOOcl and anlmals. I give thanks
t=rything exept bugs and
s rs 1 give thanks to the
s ls for being there when I
n~ a education. ·
: -MARC TATARIAN, 11 -
SE BOS
CONTINUED FROM 1
pair of ski gloves insulated to
hnndlee~e temperatures.
"You're such a harrt, • Llndct
said ~s he attempted to p1dt up
the browned b1'd.
·wen, it's a turkey,· he dedd·
parmed
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CHARITY
CONTINUED FROM 1
extra pi~ce of pumpkm p1e.
Thl• shopping malls werf>
ctlmost ~mpty, the complete oppo-
!>tl<• of the mad ddsh expected
today, Some businesses were
opt.•n a hau S<tlon on 19th Street,
a liquor stora on Newport Boule-The Sebos have been slowly
adapting to their new abode. The>
home was a project of Habitat for
~umanity, a national organl7.d·
bon that builds homes for low-to
middle-income families. It is th!!
first or its kind in Costa Mesa, ·
• vard, the movie theotNs.
A lot has changed for the cou·
ple and thefr four children since
they moved mto the one-story
home Nov. 15. The construction
noise has been replaced by d
crescendo of chirping birds resid-
mg in billowing trees and on
phone lines. The rooms, once
empty except for the, trimmings
from recently laid rugs, clre fully
furnished The house c:tnd garage
part of the original "Biltz Build"
plans have another addition, a
front-yard playhow.e for the kids.
"The children thought it wa~
n't our place and asked me when
we were going to leave,• Llndd
Sebo said. "It felt at first like we
were staying at a friend's houst".
But each day that passes Uus
place feels more like home."
The community hasn't lost
interest.m the Sebos, either. The
family receives a handful of •
phone cal.l's every day from peo·
pie wanting to help. The Sebos
have been given a wide rdngc of
gifts from a lawn mower to a
piano.
The home has also become an
attraction. It's been hard to get
used to people peeking in thcu
windows or walking around the
side of the house.
· •w e·u need to get somP. cur-
tains,• Linda Sebo sa.Jd Jokingly.
"We JUSt tell the kids to wave and
say hello ·
There was Stephen MoxJey. tl
42-ycur-old transient who was
ord~nnq « cheeseburger at
McDonald's on 19th Street with
some spdre change he had
bummed. The former auto worker
from .Michigan hosn't been dble
to find work since he was laid oft
m 1991.
Moxlc•y is a lanky man who
stdnds upright as a flagpole dnd
likru; to spit in between sentences.
Borders 'official'
opening today.
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A group of authors and
mus1c1ans dre expected to
attend the olficilll weekend:
long grand opening celebra·
Uon ol Costa Mes·a·s new
Borders Books Music dnd
Cafe.
A group of fourth-graders ,
from Kdiser Elementary
School will help with the 9
a .m . ribbon-cutting cere-
monies today Opening
remarks by Mayor Peter Buf·
fa and a mpresentative from
the Newport Mesa School
Foundation will be followed
by clO appearance by the Cat
1.0 the Hat and story time.
Music and book signings
will also be part of the festiv-
ities.
For more information, call
(714) 631-8661. Borders is at
1890 Newport Blvd.
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stops m NE•brn ka, Colowdo and
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roa t •fie hnc: ·workcrf odll JO •
but th1• harsh nmvs U1t1t Ii• .hd
can< •r has l1'lt hw1 p 11l.
"Yedh, I'm gomg through
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pomt don't we <111('' Moxh•y s,ud.
u•nllOtf"i huven't Wor kNI Olli tm
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Two houis lt1h•1, Moxl<•y w<10-
dc~1 cd utto th1 • SOlllPOllf' c,11 e~
Soup Kil< hPn clown thi> :st1Pc•t,
fl•<1shn9 on a pl<1IC' he11pPd with
tprk1'h < 1.inhe11y s<ut'c. • .wd ~tulf
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is 75-yertr·okl Merle Hc1tlr•h<>r<1,
who runs lhe kitchen. Stw·~ wl'.a·r-
tn~i ct le.1 qtVCn lo hPT h)' her on,
GH•q, .,., ho hus retumeci from
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TODAY
A Christma~ tree Jot wm t>e up
tlnd runmnq lrom H <1.rn. to 10
p.m. dct1ly thmuuh u .. c. 20 m
Pt1rk mn Lot r~ t1 I I hP Or <1 n<i;'
County Pau & f:xpn 1t1011 Centei,
88 F.ur Drive•, < ·0 ... 1.1 ~ le~u For
more mlommt11)11, call (71·tl 708-
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A physical tralnin9 < ldss w Ill be
1m•senlt.!d trom 8 30 to ll :m •t,m.
dt OASIS S1>mor < "pnt 1, 800 f\.lai-
giwnlP Avt• 1 ororu1 del f\tar.
AchJU1>smn ..., $21 1•01 more rnlor·
molJon, c.tll (!!4!JJ t>44-3:l44
A yoga clas'> wllJ be prnsentt'd by
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rhau, I luU<!b rg watch thn f<)<J(l
lme form, ne\ r IOSJJUJ her nul
or optmusm thut oinc:-doy all of
U1e lum1slwd will he f d
l..dh1 } ear th • kHch<>n erv~d
~ le =Hirt rn=r-= ....
~J ii .. lllUl<IC lrm010I! ThW .,fem,)~• JutJ \)'hflD ijD W\l'Jlati
duy • ext ntled to Bethel Towers f(>Sl·
"If we don'1 use It today. uu s dents· from thr ~· 1tc..:hen, the}'
what will he avo1lt11Jlc tomor-couldn't dedmt
!owl" 'She us:ked NH<'gc;rdl ss of Mclnir.k hds on uncann)'.
\'fh<•r .. ~ 011 ltvP or \vhat yuu du, no :os •mblancc to fonner Chicago
on" ·hnulcl !JO to l>i•d hunu1 y. • C uh c1rmounccr I lauy Carnr
l lt1llrb1•r1J l\us rc1<111y vulun· without the Coke-hottle glasse!I
ttwrs but ~lw, lso 1Pcru1ti1d wvp-Lind the drawn-oµt slurring ·The
etl of ht>1 own Jluc k lo <;tss1st with two tncnds Wf'fC anx10us to
thf• rhank!'y1vrny 11ewd. She h,1~ W11tl h tht• toothall uame betw~en
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Ground
.work
• When the task is a bit
daunting, chances are a
scouting report will help.
I met Gordon Glass m 1987
when .l was President of the
Bayshores Community
Association Gordon was
chamnan of the
architectural and "the wctll
committee."
Togetl1er we were able to
conVlnce the Bayshore folk that
a block wall and new
guardhouse entrance was •
needed to preserve the charm of
one of Newport's oldPst
waterfront developments.
Smee thdt tune, Gordon
moved out and I was divorced
out, but the new wall stands as a
pleasant renunder that the
commuruty is now safe and
secure
Some of that old charm
moved out as well as the once
boating enclave, that housed the
likes or manne arclutect Bill
Lapworth, producer Bill Cagney,
the Duke and others, has
changed from tiny beach houses
to mega-monoliths. In any event,
Bayshores has a tremendous
boating history, retarned some
charm and is still home to sailors
Dennis and Debbie Dorgan,
Marshall dnd Ten »Duffy•
Duffield, Carol Mack, Bob and
Mary Longpre and several
others of water toy notoriety.
Gordon is a superior sailor
and an active member of the
·Yachtsman Lunch Club,• a
group of Newport's sailing finest
that meet every Wed.nesday for
lunch at the Newport Harbor ·
Yacht Club Gordon has asked
that I address these men of the
sea next Wednesday and speak
on what it means to write a
boating column m our
conunuruty
I thought I should attend one
of these luncheons pnor to my
speech and get a handle on
what these luncheons were au
about.
Last\oVednesday, I met
Gordon in the club parking lot
SEE BOATING PAGE 10
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H~NOIS
S·EVE·N-LOCAl:S ON FIRST TEAM ~:· ,,
Dennis Alshuler Alex Bottom Justtn Shea Brant Hill < Billy Clayton Eddie Johnson
1991 DAILY PILOT ALL·SEA YllW Llllll •OOTllLL
Ds BIUl ..... a.-Yw
QB Greg Orlant;lo QB s..n Van• Merghel LB .............
Santa Margarita 5-9 170 Sr. Irvine &-0 170 Sr. Woodbridge 6-0 185 Sr.
Coach of the Year: TEuv HENIGAN, bVINB
First THm Offense
QB Scott Barlow, Woodbridge
RB Dave Doomey, Irvine
RB Ryan Switzer, El Toro
AP Dennis Alshuler, Corona del Mar ·
WREvan little, Irvine
WRMike O'Gorman, Santa Margarita
TE Zach Foster, Woodbrid?e
OL Nick Shaeffer, Woodbridge
OL Shawn Dickey, Irvine
OL Ethello Hall, Irvine .
OL Alex Bottom, Corona del Mar
OL Greg Samuels, Santa Margarita
OL Matt Hackett. Woodbridge
PK Steve Terwiske, Woodbridge
Second Team Off8nM
RB Nate Lemmerman, Corona del Mar
RB Robert Peredia, Newport Harbor
WRJames Whitted, Irvine ..
WRMatt Lopez, Santa Margarita
WR Oren Masserman, Woodbridge •
i TE Deven Lightner, El Toro
1 OL Garrett Van Landingham, Irvine
Ol Alec Alessi, Irvine
OL Ron Mostero, Santa Margarita
OL Erik Bansberg, El Toro
OL Jason Geneau, Woodbridge
OL Lance Chavez, Newport Harbor
OL Steve Witt, Corona del Mar
PK Matt Froelich, Santa Margarita
6-1 170 Sr.
6-0 170So.
6-1 205 Jr.
6-5 200 Sr.
&-0 165 Sr.
6-2 218 Sr.
6-4 240 Sr.
6-5 255 Sr.
6-4 300 Sr.
6-2 235 Sr.
6-5 220 Sr.
6-0 241 Sr.
6-3 230 Sr.
5-11180 Sr.
5·10170 Sr.
5-10 170 Sr.
6-1 180 Jr.
5-10 183 Sr.
5-8 150 Sr.
6-1 205 Sr.
6-1 230 Sr.
6-2 270 Sr.
&-0 221 Sr,
6-3·215 Jr.
5-10 215 Sr.
6-0 221 Sr.
5-11 240 Sr.
5-10 155 Jr.
Pint ....... Defw•
LB Eric Jensen, Woodbridge
. LB Mark Hatfield, Corona del Mar
LB Darren MattheWS, Irvine
LB Brandon Ru'1k. Woodbridge
DL Justin Valentine, Woodbridge .
DL Brant Hill, Newport Harbor
DL Dave Rke, Irvine
DL Justin Shea, Corona del·Mar
DL Nick Alcaraz, Irvine
DB Shane Harris, Woodbridge
DB Russ Rommelf•nger, Woodbridge
DB Spencer McCroskey, Santa Margarita
DB Billy Clayton, Newport Harbor
P Eddie Johnson, Newport Harbor
S•cioad JMnt Defense
5-10 175 Sr.
6-2 215 Sr.
5-11 165 Sr.
6-0 180 Sr.
5-11 200 Jr.
6-5 230 Sr.
6-2 200 Sr.
6--3 230 Sr.
5-8 230 Sr.
5-10 175 Jr.
6-0 180 Sr.
6-1 190 Sr.
6-4 184 Jr.
6.:.t 220 Sr.
LB Peter Wieghaus, El Toro 6-0 185 Sr.
LB Chip Kimmich, Irvine 6-3 210 Sr.
tB Josh Wills, Santa Margarita 6-0 190 Sr.
DL Will Watson, Santa Margarita 6-1 205 Sr:
DL Josue Lopez, El Toro 6-1 230 Sr.
DL Colin Rooke, Santa Margarita 6-1 201 Sr.
Dl Doug Miiier, Irvine 6-0 180 Sr.
Dl Cooper W9". ~Harbor 6-0 207 Sr.
DB 'fyler ~ Santa Ma'9ariti 5-10 180 SO.
DB Avi Shanbhag, Irvine 5-10 160 Sr.
DB Jimmy May, El Toro S-10 175 Jr.
DB Hunter MacDonald, Corona del Mar 6-0 160 Sr.
DB Chris lee, Irvine 6-1 185 Sr.
DB David Delaney, Woodbridge . 5-8 165 Jr.
Nate Lemmerman Steve Witt Humer MacDonald Lance Chavez C ooper Wise Robert Peredia
Hiii SCHOOL lllLS Cllll 'CGllllY
CORONA DEL MAR
SHOOTS FOR 'l1HE
MOONS~
Cd.M's Hatfield, Newport's
Johnson, recognized by Daily
Pilot for third straight season.
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BARRY FAUU<!llER :
~Jib I Coro~a del Mar High middle • , . i
linebacker Mark Hatfield and 1
Newport Harbor High punter '
Edd.le Johnson, selected a third straight I
fall, top seven Back Bay football · • •
standouts on the Daily Pilot's All-Sea I
View League first team. . .
Johnson, a senior whose prodigious
blasts sent many a return man sprinting
backward in a fruitless effort to keep
pace, is a first-team selection for the t!li.(cJ
time.
Hatfield, a 6-foot-2, 215-pound senior,
adds a second stra.tght first-team
designation to
second-team laurels
in 1996.
CdM, which
finished fourth and
earned an at-large
berth to the CIF
Southern Section
Division VI playoffs,
is also represented
on the first team by
seniors Dennis
Alshuler, Alex
Bottom and Justin
Shea.
Seruor Brant Hill and juruor Billy .
Clayton are first-team honorees from ,.
Newport Harbor. l""
Sea Kings Nate Lemmerman, Hunter ·
MacDonald and Steve Witt, as well as '
Sailors Robert Peredia, Lance Chavez l ·
and Cooper Wise are second-team picks,
as are Newport Beach residents Matt· '
Lopez and Josh VVills, representing Santa
Margarita High.
The 6-4, 220-pound Johnson averaged'
42 yards on 23 punts in league, including
a 71-yarder against Santa Margarita and
additional bombs of 52 (twice) and 51
yards.
Hatfield led the CdM defense in
tackles for a third-straight season.
Alshuler, selected to the all-purpose
spot, started the league campaign at _
receiver, before playing the final two ~
View contests at quarterback. He cau~t
six passes for 59 yards, rushed 15 ti.Jn~
for 102 yards and two TDs, and complet-
ed 11of25 passes for 147 yards and tw_g
TDs. He also started at safety and ;.
returned kjcks.
Hill (6-5, 230) and Shea (6-3, 230),
both senior defensive ends, were
second-team choices as offensive
linemen last fall. Hill began the season
at middle linebacker, but returned to
the position he figures to play in college
as the league campaign opened.
Shea missed the league-opening
Battle of the Bay with a dislocated knee, ...
but returned in time to help Hatfield
spearhead the defense. ..
" Clayton, a 6-4, 184-pound strong
salety, had four interceptions in league
to earn distincbon on defense. He also
SEE ALL-SEA VIEW PAGE 10 •
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B I-~ K E T B A l l .
COSTA
MESA
HIGH
"'GIRLS
10 Ehsa Huang
11 Kelly Loros
21 Autumn Smith
24 Nancy Hatsu$hi
25 Judy Kidane
31 Lacey Ferr.is
~2 Evelyn Powers
33 Kim Nguyen
.34 Jenny Earnest
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BOYS TENNIS
CdM's ·
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CollinS,
Jensen .
victors
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! COSTA MESA -Back for a
1 second tour of duty~ Costa Mesa I High's girls basketball coach, Jim I Weeks promises one thing as the
, 1998-99 season unfolds for the
: Mustangs:
Jenny Earnest Autumn Smith Nancy Hatsushi Lianne Sasaki Kim Nguyen • 41 Julie Hitt
5·7 Jr.
5·2 Jr:
6 0 Jr.
5 5 So
5·3 Sr.
5.7 Jr.
5-7 Sr,
5·6 Sr
5·9 •Jr.
S 4 ·Jr
5·7 Jr.
5-8 Sr
5 6 Jr
•Local 18s advanc dl
hoy~ national indoors. • "We! re
1
1 going lo be strong out-
an exciting side shot
team to and will l w at c h . " play mostly
1 w ks d a three this , ee sai .
1 •Most peo-s e a s o n .
pie like to Weeks said.
watch teams H d t •
fhat run up sushi's pro-
a,nd down gression al I' the court.• the point
1 With a over the l team lack-Jim Wee ks Evelyn Powers summer 1~ another rea-l' ing in size
1 but long on desire and quickness, son why Weeks opted to shlft hts
:: ~eks' band of 13 Mustangs talented guards.
I sbOuld be capable of contending "Nancy has tremendous VlSion
11,l fOJ the Pac. ific Coast League at the pomt and she's a tremen-. . ""' dous passer," Weeks said •She
1, amp1onsuip. . , ~ Co-champions of the PCL ldSt really took control of the team on
: year with Aliso Niguel, Costa the court over the summer (when
: sa (13-15 overall last season the Mustangs went 15-10, wliile
1 th an 8-2 PCL record) returns hrushing 8-2 in their last 10
players, including four games).· starters. Smith became a defensive
Evelyn Powers, a first-le~ force in the summer, while
All·PCL selection as a junior last Earnest has blossomed into a ver-
season, will be counted upon to satile offensive force, capable of
provtde the Mustangs with banging down low as well as fir-
oUense and floor leadership as a ing from the perimeter.
third-year varsity perfonner. "Jenny has real good penelra·
Junior Autumn Smith, a 6-foot lion off the ball," Weeks said. "If a
power forward. 5-9 junior Jenny defense is not set to guard her,
E~est and 5-5 sophomore point she can do some Uungs with the
guard Nancy Hatsushi are also ball. She has a ruce outside shot
returning !ttarten. from last yed.T's and she's a really good defensive j tiUe 'team. player. She'll play a big guttid or a
, Earnest, who played the pomt small forward position."
' last winter, has developed a Powers, who averaged 7 .3 If~------------...------------~ BOYS CROSS ~ COUNTRY
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• Eagles and Newport Harbor prepanng for biggest
races of the season; Mesa's Hancock will also compete.
JASO~ ll1u. ' focused for Saturday," Coach Bun
~--....,.....--OOly-"11______ Barry said. "Everyone's healthy
and excited. lf we ran out of our
FRESNO -Estancia High's mmds at the Southern Section
boys cross country team has finals, we would worry about
fought through adversity all sea-what to do for an encore. With the-
son long, battling injuries, illness-race we ran, there is a lot of room
es and work schedules. Going for improvement Saturday."
into Saturday's CIF State Cross Curt Hertierts, who placed
Country Championshlps. Division fourth at the Southern Section
IV, it looks as if the Eagles will get fmals, is primed dnd ready. Her-
no letup for their 12:50 p.m. race. berts has a shot to win it if he can
"We're trying to get the gun draw a little more from the ms1de.
cocked arid ready,• Coach Char-He was only three seconds away
, lie Appell said. •But 1t c;bll seems from being the Southern Section
-1:Uce we're on the edge and not champion.
-ready for that big race,• "There's some other quality
Part of the reason is flu season runners out of secton, ~ Barry
has once again made the rounds said. •aut he certainly lS one ol at Estanca and Tony Magana is the top seven runners m the state
till not 100%. • and hds a good chance.•
• Alberto Munoz is expe~d to If Newport Harbor is to chal·
ill> well and place in the Top 10 lenge for the state title, it will
d Manuel Orozco has a good have' to knock off Katella, San
hot at being in the Top 15. Pasqual, Los Gatos and Jesuit, all
Stephan Appell is also expected of which have deep teams.
have a good race, but after that Costa Mesa's Bruce Hancock
estions remain. qualified for the DivlSlon IV race
•we've had only three or four by placing fourth at Southern
ready for any given race,• Appell Section. •He wants to break into r ~aid. ·we need to ·have seven the Top 10, • Coach Joe Busi said. I ttilnking at the same tune and "He's excited and still working
ave a good race.". hard ...
:,. Esta11cia's major competition, Busi believes that Hancock
rdhoff, is deep and talented. will probably benefit from not
e need our runners to be real· having his team up there m the
shaip," said Appell. race with him. "Sometuncs not
Newport Harbor doesn't share having your team around and not
same problems and plans to having to worry can unprove your
unce back (rom .last week'.s tune,· Busi c;aid. ·
l'(Oublci:; (The Sailors were still Hancock is expected lo run a
• le to flrush second m Div1s1on good race and has a chance to
The Sailors run at 9 a m win the ttUe if he can -.et a per·
• "We're just trying to · stay sonal record in the low 15 .
l Oth at th Divi~on IV fin 1 •
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points per game in 10 league rostPT includes 5-7 1umors Elisc1
games a season ago. hdndles the Huang, Lnn.:y FC'm!) and Mebc;sa
ball well, plays tough defense and Thornton, 5·6 1umor center Ll~tt
shoots lrom outside. But her Week.,, 5-2 1umor gutud Kelly
biggest skills, Weeks said, are the Loros <lnd 5-4 1umor Juhc I htl, ct
"intangibles• she bnngs to the member of M~sa's Ulte D1vis1on
floor each gdme. IV chump16nsh1p cross rnuntry
•She's obvtously a very fine tcum lust yPar.
offensive player and a good I "Those '>IX girls are all good
perimeter shooter who works athletes .md they c .tn all play/
hard on defense,• Weeks sd.ld, Weeks sd1d. "11w more my bench
"but she brings a gredt attitude lo helps, the hardN we c dn uo afll'r
the team. she's a leader and she people dPl0.n!->iv<•ly. ,
bas a great work ethic. She "We want to c.han9t> Um; }'<'rtt
encourages people. 1f you .can;t to ft1l~-court, 111dn·to-m..ln prPS·
coach Evelyn Powers, you ~an t · sure, and om• ol the rf'u~or,., for
coach, penod. That's the kind of ' the chctn~J<' 1s hcc<1u . .,e \VP ha\ e
pers?n she 1? . . .the talent to 111<1k£> that h<1ppQn.
Llanpe. Sasaki, a 5-8 .s.emor We do~'t want to play tall teams
who will stdrt at center th.is sea-in a hdlf-court game . .SP.Conell~
son! and Kfrn Nguyen. a 5-6 (that d<.>IPns1ve cht>mP) dllrJ\\..,
senior guard, both played reserve more pcoiile to !)lav. Pcoi>le ( an't
roles on the vMs1tv last season " under then-coach Shontel Sher-pldy a whole ganw at that ~tyle wood Weeks, also the schools olt·
"(Sdsaki) has done a real good b<tll ~oach, c:oac hed th~ t-.Ju.,.
job of defensive rebounding and ta.ng_s guls ~~>ope; proqrurn from
screemng out the other gub, • l~q8o to 1 ~92, wmnmg a CU:
Weeks said. "She also has a great 'Southern Sect10n 3-A -champt·
shot inside 16 feet.· onsh1p m 1990. The tollowmg
Nguyen, who will be the first year, the• Mustanus fmu;hcd a~
player off the bench th1S season, is D1v1s1on Jll-A runners-up.
d.Jl offensive threat. "It's reillly c1 gond (s1tuc1t10n) "
Of the team's new~omers 5.3 Weeks s.i1d "I'm rPttllv c>Xcilt•d
seruor Judy Kidttnc will back up
1
. about thh 1t•c11n and t•xn"ted dhoul
Hdtsushi dt point gudrd, or Weeks coachmH bc1skt•tb,1ll c1nd having .i
can move I iatsush.i to the shoot· chanrf> tu do this tlHdlll." ·
ing guard spot with Kidane at lhe Will Round Two jor \\'t'Pk., prn-
point. due~ cmuthPr ClF ltlll•?
· The remamde1 of Costa l'\.1e-.a's Stay turwcl.
42 Melissa Thornton
43 Lianne Sasaki
50 Lisa Weeks
Coach: Jim Weeks
SCHEDULE
'98-99 MUSTANGS
Dec. 1 ·5 -at Mayfair-
Bellf lower Tournament
Dec. 17-23 · at Artesia-
Brethren Christian
Tournament
Dec. 26-30 -Costa Me~a
Tournament
Jan. S -Loara (home), 7 p m.
PACJAC CoAsT LE.AGUE (7 PM.)
Jan. 7 -Estancia (home)
Jan. 12 ·at University
Jan. 14 ·Laguna Hills {home)
1an. 16 • at Westminster,
7 p.m., nonleague
Jan. 19 -at Laguna Beach
Jan. 21 -at Aliso Niguel
Jan. 28 -at Estancia .
Jan. 30 -at Woodbridge,
7 p.m .. nonle~gue
Feb. 2 · University (home)
Feb. 4 -at Lagun~ Hills
Feb. 9 -Laguna Beach hom~}
,Feb. 11 • Aliso Niguel ·(home)
Parker Collin and Chn<>t1t11
lens •n, Corona del l\lctr Ht I
cmors who pldy on UtP l'
Km gs~ l>O} tenms t1•am \\ o
br-.t-round nialCh(•S WednC? du
m the Uruh•d ldtPS Tennb Asso
etuUon' Nntmnal lndoor Chcim·
planshtp m the bO) t8s d1\!1SJO
m Dall~ . Texas
Collins, the ~..,a View LedgUt
smgles c h.rn1p1on Id t !';pnng to1
the Si>A Krnq dnd Jensen
dv11nc;i>cl to th<" Rollnd of h4
Collins \\Oil his mntrh, b-4 7-6
and Jensr•n knock~ cl qfl a rop
pldy('1 lrom North Carnlini'!, li-7
•l·2 7·1J Th ndl.10nal mdour
<.ontmu through th Thanksq1, -
mg "' e •krnd
CLUB SOCCER
Hush ·s undefeated bid
Pnds in season finale
The Ornnge Co~ t UnnecJ
Ru h, uncl(•r-13 gul suffered au.
hrst lo of th s a"on m cl do
match with CJ I A '1ag1c-to l"no
the regular ea on
frankee Kell) <.( r d an edrl\
c•o 11 ott a pus from hdbel Mon-
tano, hut Uie 1c1gte Odlhe b\lck
wm thP m<1tch
Tlw Rush had dlrL uch
c hnch••rl hr t plc1cro 1n lhe sllH
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I ~ llow !in tuuu and t'>arracuda c_xpcr ~n • nd I th nk Gordon
hdve bc.>en He dli;o mentioned Cla :. for uic'ludmy m • ;
thu\ whale-watching season is
about to corrunenc •, • Thf' 10th annual
Then, Bee Zee Jones poke, lnterc-olleg1ate Goodwill Regatta
nd he un111eclliltPly tell m t>, Qr 1s that B.Z. or Bezy? No onn I bctwe<?n .the USA and Japan,
BOATING
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off en iv~ tacklu, helpt?d
Uu' Seo Klug rely on a
f)urustung ground attack,
while Wise, .a 6-0,
207 -pound defensiv.i
had 16 reception:. for·275 yard cud, had arguably~
tor the T~ bl\~t game m league
Botto~!\ ~ut10~----~ WQ9,Qbrid.Qa-
ee-yeai tait4Znchoroo t Offensive line heralded
"::rerry. tilk.e off tho I Odll\U hJnzer · asked seemed to know so Mr. hoslr~ by th • Ncwpqrt Harbor
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levis hut ti\e nm1tiral hlue • Mr. Jones entertained the the 1 O mqattas, losmg the last CdM o/fens1ve lillr ut cenwr, among the area's besl
insld luiehacker, Jed:
the Eagles m tack.Jes
Irvine High senior
quarterback Sean Vab
de Me1ghel, who tht
for 1,110 yards and 1
touchdowns m tive
~g\lA~Jo ~~-.=:;""W
ulaLe~ wa.,.n'l nN, smy, rt~ • ct'udience with tales of his 199:S one that was heldm Tokyo,•
Cordon wds '' 1•11r1nq 11 c olorlul · trip skippenng a 38-foot Hans Yukio Saito said. Saito is the
He.is among a handful of locals -MacDonald, a S-10,
bemg recrwted by four-yc•i:lf 160-po\lnd two~way Matt Lope1
le d the'\Taqueros to
co· cliampionship, is t
Most Valuable Player.
Senior hnebacker ,
Rcynn ~pooncr. Christidn from Papaete to Hilo. lo-chairman ol the regatta.
~ 1. walk in llw hnl cmtl ldlk Wlth "Although the hull wa sound, "W( hctve brought 35 .sailors
Gordon, Uoh 1>11 k..,on 1.1r1d Art every hatch seam, through-hull from all ovc>r Japan and are
. Gronsk1 I look drouncl tlw room and evc>ry other operung, lP.clkE'c!I honored lo have S£>1chi Fujisawa,
and see mm< sHlt than c oul<.I be E.veryUung was soaJung WP.l, Thf! 01c Jctpum se Olymp1e Sailing
found in ,111 tlw muws ol !:i1bon.:i. bo~l was no greyhound and l Coach, assi9Ung Wllh this
Here I dm, a nc1ulH:1tl thmk its Tahitian name 111 u•gt1ttd.
neophyte .. pre pllnng ht t1tlclress ·• .English meant P\g of the Jungle. "Ln ,J,1pan, WP. sail only 470s
real sail11rs, nwn thc1t hove siille<l · "The boat ts filthy und full of and Snipes in thl! coll~giate
the seven sf'd.., s<Jtlt>d through r.nttc.-rs. • • 1 runkl> and high school programs
140·knot humc.:on1"s, nH•n lh ttt To hear about this voydgc, the dlt> not ncaily .:l'> plentiful as in
college program!. starter, was selected al
Lcnunerman and Pered.ia, come-rback, though he
both senioi tailbdcks, were caught 10 passes for 143
leading offensive wedpons tor yards and a TO. l fis
their respectJVe squads heroics (two TOs,
Lem.merman rushed for 384 including a 42-yard
yards and four TDs on 97 league 'interception retumJ
cam~. despite rru~smg all but helped the Sea Kingl>
one play of the regular-sedson knock off NewpNt, then
finale. Peredia collected 41 3 rcmked No 1 m the ·
! yards and four TDs against Sea division, to kick start
Rael Berkowitz, who J
helped lead Woodbn~
to a share of the title , 1s •
the Defensive.Player ot
the Year
Santa Margarita l
seruor quarterback Greg :
Orlando, who threw for
639 yards and seven , .
hdve cm unU\clVIQ• It'd tllC' globe, hurn~i:mes, the dampness und th~ U.S."
hit whales, ~unk, hrult <I [•>r th~1r vemun, would gwe any normal Saito Wds uware of the
View defenses, inducting a their push toward the
41-carry. 183-yard, two-TD postseason. Josh Wills
TDs, and rushed for 309-;i
yards and anotherro,1~4
the Offensive Player of 1
the Year. He was' a fm.t·,
perfrirmance m the Tars' only Lopez, a seruor
league wm over El Toro. receiver. did most of lus damage
Chavez, a 6-0, 221-pound agamst Newport Harbor. He
senior, once again shilled from caught six passes for 93 yards
guard to center to fill a gap and scored both his league TOs
created by an inJµry in preleague. agamst the Sailors. He finished
He was a second-tedm pick last with 11 receptio~ for 162 yards
lall, as well ·against Sea View competition.
Witt, a 5-11, 240-ponnd semor Wills, a 6-0, 190-pound senior
lives and 1 m uppos,•cl to spertk person a reason to abandon successful program at Newport
a buul d Ir , ,11 houlJOH rnlumn to sailing and take op the sport of l larbor I hgh and menuoned that
these nwn m•xt \\1•t>k? ,gardenmg. we are the breC'ding ground for
J 9uc1.,:. they mu-.t In .. r1 t1ll~ No way, not these water up-dncl-< urning US international
l>0red Wctokers -the only hoe m their ~dllor...
Al<>x lrv11H? "'"" hu-.11n9 the lives might be "Ho, Ho, Ho and We welcome the regatta
NCJvP111l11•r t'VPnb dnd mtroduc<>tl d bottle of rum!• tPams lo Newport Beach and
Gron:.l-.1 •\rt q.1ve <1 l1nl'l fl<.hmu The Wednesday Yachtsman wish you both, smooth sailing
rt?p•111 <on< t>rnlll!I how J 1lcntilul Luncheons are ct wonderful and good luck.
EIUott and Carkh pace Tiger attack in winter league win over ationals for District 62 sweep TOOAY
• ltilc.U:.all
Communily college men • Canvons t Orange
Coe>t. 7 pm C USTt\ /\ IESA l lu t nsl<l M1•sa Amc>ri
' a11 Lttlk• L1•c1qut• l 1qf'1"' dPh•nlt'd their r.ross-
l<l\\ n nvt1b, lht• c u .... 1c1 ~t( Su NdllOlldlS, 14·5, lo
complPIE' rl SWt.:Pfl "' lhl' l >1 ... tncl b2 Winl~r
L<'dCJlll' sl'rl•'"
Joi.h Elliott pdr Pd llw t1tlt11 k w11h th ree hits
LITflE LEAGUE
and four RBI. Cdlcher Bryce Carfch added
three RBI.
James Mowatt ~cl Harrison Hoppin each
chipped m with two luts and two runs scored.
R . .J. Durenberget had a two-run single to
cap a six-run third inrung as the Tigers
opened up a 10-4 load.
Daniel Cooper p1cked up the victory dS thP
Tigers improved to 8-2
• Wat.r polo
Conl!<jle men • MPSf Tou1nement at Ntw1>9rt
Herbot. 9 am •SATURDAY
• 8ask.u>ell
C.oll~e women ~thtrn ta1tfom11 Coll•9•
61 UC R1...e.rnde, 1 p m
Col'll!'lU""Y COii~ ~ ViC10I Vitllt!y •I
Ol'tng• t.o.sl. 7 p m
team choice at receiver
as a junior. •
Terry Herugan, whose game
plan helped produce a stunning
42-18 tnumph over Santa
Margarita, which kept Irvine on
pace to match Woodbridge's
4-0-1 league mark, is the CoaCh
of the Year. !
•Vol..-11
Higtlschoolg1rtS• s c H E D u l E
CIF Slatt TOUtn.tm!'frt, quM1trl1n.tl 8.l~enf1~d Ce-ntenn•al at N.wpor1 w.ir
bor. 7p.m
• 0-S cou.ntry
High Khool bo~ Ind girls· Stat• Meet at
\llloo<lw•rd Park, Ftesno, 8 • rn. ,
• Wrestllng
H19h school [st.Jn<te tt Buena Pa11t $-w.I~ ') lO II iW
• Wlltlw polo ,.
College IM'I • Ml'Sf Tourn•ment at Newport
.Marbo<. g • rn
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PUBLIC NOTICES lh• General o.1enn1nat1oos ATTORNEY AT LAW GrMn, Colt• M•.., CA ducted by: a corpcndon Have you Ntted = PUBLIC NOT1CE duct9c1 by: en lndMduaJ (payacte 11 'me o1 sa11 in lawtul ~.:~• ec 1:'5 .u.t ~· :n~'b.: .. the tlme of the 21 e o t M 0 U I. TON 'f:r-: bu1ln111 '' co~ ~)'tlt?~s:'ng ~ yet'l Y ... 12/1 PkUUoue ..,.._ =~~ ~ doing ~~~=,.~~l:11s::.!n ~ catl ,p;J: ~WTWI d S:
PUBLIC NOTICE Th• Corrtractor 1h1!1 c.orn-~A~~AY, STSL a HO, ducted by; 1 gtMraJ part. Bloglan Animal Produc:ta, siewn Oougl&t Holt NMM Sl•t•llMftt Juli. Gobel 1 sir.e or nnonai Dlnll. a tlleek WI lawful" money ol Ill ~ . ---------1 ply ¥With th• prO'Mlona of NA HI L • CA netahlp Inc .. Si.phen Alollo. V.P. Thia lt&tement WU flled The followlng penona .,. This ttetement WU tiled dtlwn"". Stall orteoer. CreOI States). al ngf'll Cllle. .,_, ....
STATEllBNT 0, Sec11on 1no to 1780, In-92e5a H ..... you 11111ed dO!ng Mlllceting wtth the Coun1y Clerk of d In b 1 u· With the County Clerk of un.on or a theck Orawn bv I est QJ(IY9)ecl ton fOll I*
AUHDONlll!N'TOP clUIM, ol lhe Callfomla Publlihed Newport bualneuyl17No Thi• statement wu fifed ~Countyon11I03/M F~ ~~· l84i OrangeCountyon 11/03/98 stataorttdcl9s,...ngun0101n byitundlrS.SOeedofTl\llln
USI! OF FICTITIOUS Ubot Code; the pr!Walllng Beac~ M ... Dally Kttll D. t<atMnov•Tonev. 'With the County Clerk of 1 .... .,.,4388 Pari SkYllne Rd • Sama 1H88774a88 woci~on ,,...nos wooa~on Ille p!opel1y uua:eci W'I Sid
BUllNl!ll NA.Ml! rate and eeale Of w19U •• Pilot Nowmbet 27, o. Thia statement wa tried Orange County on 11}03/98 Ody Piiot NoY. I, 13, 20, Ana, CA 02705 " De.Hy Pilot Nov. e, 13, 20, 0' n-..llO' bank speolied en Cot.wiry .and Slale '*9rlai"""
Th• following Plr'ION tablllhed by the Clly of c.mbet 3 4 1088 with tht County Cllfk of t"887743M :rr 19118 ~ Maria Dowtlr::ig, 1&41 Par11 27 1998 f828 ~on rJ102 Oi -~ ~Nnoli daCnbed Lot 20 ol Tract No
have 1beodonecf 1he ute 01 Costa Mna; wtllch are on ' ' Orange County on 10/08198 Dally Pllot Nov e 13 20, ' SkYllne Rd Santa Ana. CA ' 1 aull!Onz .... ID 0 r-isi· 1362 " lhe County ol ~
th• F1cttt1ou1 e u11n1H fi~e With ~ ~ ~k or Flll852 • • tnaenatn 21 1998 • ' Fll25 PUBLIC NOTICI mos ., PUBUC NOTICE ~~'!.1Bl,'1f:J, N.,11:' ~'r, Slete ot Callfomaa. as I* .....
Name. s e o Muffler Co .. ::C, ~11 °1orfelt eia~r:; PUBLIC NOTICE Ody Piiat Nov. 8, 13, 20, ' pu••ic NOT1CE l'lotttloue a...en... Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-F1o1ttloua • 1 Kllltr BOlil•var• Aiia11e1111 ~In ~l!!;,.P• 28 OI 711 w. 17th St. unn C-10, , 27, 1998 F829 -due-ted by an lndMdU81 ue MM lillt CA Ill noht. ... 111(1 "9olbllllCUS '""9"!'· 11 t!llll" Cost• M.,., CA 92827 praacnbed therein Of non-SUMMONS Name atatement Have you 1tarted doing ttarne Statwmctnt i111trest conVIYtd IO Ind now Otra of the Coillty Recordel' o
The Flclltloua e usln111 ~hpU~\fy ~ uig1~•the (CrrACION JUDICIALI PUBLIC NOTICE Flctttloue •uelnea The folloWlng !*SON are boalnMt yet? 10/16,198 The following pereona.,. lleld ~ 1t under saio Otte! of said County. The ~1 ~!,~1.:."1~'~an~~ c'~,,°fy Cltv• of Cott~" M9Q r• NOTICE TO OEFENDANt: l'lotttr.u. Bualnna n!':roJ~llt::::: .,. = ~·n:e u~~ ~1 ~~ WU ftled ~~~~lls:!, ~f. ~~ Trusl 1n !ht ~peftf Ste.Jattd 1n = ~o~ ~ ~
0 n 1 112 8 19 8 , F 11 e 11rv11 d;h• ~y;~ to re)ed ~1~'°v~=~~ MARGA· N•IM Statement doing bualnHI aa: Blvd., Newpor1 Buctt, CA with the C«lnty Cleftt of ovna Hills, CA 92653 r,:~;:~~rei~'~';~~~~ <lesCr1bed I~ tS purp()(ted1)_
No.703033 any an °'a s. YOU ARE BEINO SUED rJV The IOllowlng P4lf10n1 ara NICKELi NICKELi 5 f Q2fJOO Orange County on 10/09198 Valerie J, Unk, 25022 Sii· Of1 Lot 12 ol tract no •260 in be 2656 ~ Or ~
Larry Wllllam Pacini, t27 MARY •LLIOTT, 0.p.. PLAINTIFF· (A Ud le em' doing business as: Excel GAMES, 10912 KsttUa #B, Kevin Fltz(>alrlckl:'71 Fair t918$77a204 ver Leal l.11., t.a_guna Hiiis, the Ct\Y of Cos~ Mes.. County 01 Mesa. Ca 92627 The Utl(letl<'
Lill Ln, Coslll Mete, CA utr Cttr Ca.nt, Cftr of demand..,"do) JAIME H Energy/SrfVla E. 891 .. , a Gatden Grove, CA 92840 Dr, #202, Ca.ta M ... , CA Dally Piiat Nov 8 13 20 CA 92653 Ol'Jnot S~te ot C111!011n as Signed TruS1ee dlSdeims ..
92627 Coet• M... HERNANDEZ Gl,IADALUPE Oeneral Pat1nerahlp, 1805 far West Lel1ur1 tncru. 112829 27 1998 . ' FeltS Thia buslneu II co~ sl'IOwl) on map tntreol, recoideo abiltly lo< Ill)' inoorredlllSS Tiana Tom. 16331 Spartan. Publlahed Newpor1 HERNANDEZ and ERIC E Garry Ave., Suitt 1120, trlel, (CA), 6242 Arga.y David P. Todd, 2524 Matlt ' ducted by• 111 lndMdual 1n DoOk 157, paoes 28 to 33 the pt~ress rd olllef
Huntington BHch, CA Beach-Coita MHa Dally MORA HERNANDEZ 1 Santa Ana, Ca 92705 Ave, Huntington BMch, Ln., Costa Mna, CA 92828 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing 1nclus1\'e rnsce111neous maps oommoo rlabon I any 92649 1 ""· • l Excel Energy Corp.. 33-CA 92849 Thie butlntH 11 con-bullneu yet? No tecolOS cl said Orange County sllOVl'l llef~ IOlal amount Thia buatne11 11 con· Piiot Novem~ 20, 27, Gi7:rdi~ ancs,..!r'°tft h 1 0894472, (CA), 1805 E. Thi• bu1lne11 f1 con-ducted by: 001>ertnert P'totttloua Bu•IMu Vat.tie Unk Tiie pmper!y heretofore oe ol lhe unpaid balance ol thct.ob-
duc1ed by an lnd1vlduat 1998 GUADA~~E HERNAN~.;· Garry Al/9. Sult• 1120, ducted by:. c()fl>OflllOn Have you started doing NMft• ltat•ment Thia 11attment ....... ftled scnbeO IS bltl'IQ soCIS ·u 1s· Tiie lgltlOn sec\l(ld by tie~ ~rry W\111am Pacini F&42 y h 30 CALEND R Santa Ana. C. 92705 Have )'OU alarted doing bUalnu9 yet? No The foUOWlng penone are With the COurrty Cler11 ol Sll'tet ldOrtsS .00 oh< tom• t> be SOid end lllSCnllbll ..
1'088e77438& o::s ~er thl• iumm!s Thie bu11n111 ta con-bualnna yet? No l<eYfn Fltzpatrlc:lc doing buslnen ••: Teddy Orange County on 1111tm1e mon oes o~on 11 l"f, of !tie ITllted coats expensm end ad·
lllls statement was filed 11 Mrnd on you to Ill• 1 ducted by.• COfl)Ofat1on Far WMt Leisure Indus-Thia etatement wu flled e.11 Day c.re 2958 p~ 1 ... 8774'0t2 re• PC'Oi>ertv dtscnbed lbovt 1s vances 11 lhe time ol lhe Rlial
With lt!e County Cl.,k of ............... n '"""" ... II thl• H11V9 you 118'\ld doing Inn, Robert Pon.le, \'Ice with the County Cieri< Of plrtfM Lane, Ccieta Med. D•'"' Piiot Nov 13 20 77 ~rpore!S ID be 157 J .. , •• publicatton ol lhe NoiCa cl Sele PUBLIC NOTICE .,,....m... ..-~ bwelMat yet? No President Otange County on 11/10198 CA 92828 -7 • ' • ' ColtJ Mttl, CA 12121. Tiie i. $51171.M in addb IO ·
Orange County on 11 03'98 court. 1 E1ec1l Enttgy Corp , Th•• st•tement wu filed • t ... 8778004 Maureen Sullivan 2959 Dec. 4• 1998 Fe33 unoe111Q!*S Tru'1N dlsda11ns cast! ;.. TIUUll WI~ 1
Daily Pilot Nov. 6, 13, 20, BIC 78S8 !tl:'~I.: P~yocel~ Mk:hHI P Owens. Pr111. wlttt the County Cltt1t or Dally Piiot Nov 13, 20, 77, Pepper1rH Larte.' Colta PUBLIC NOTICE 1ny ~abh\Y IOf 1ny 1ncorrtelntss c:ashi.'s c:hedl ~on 11 s:a:a
21, 1998 FS2A NOTICI cw wrm.:i res you, ,::'ui(";; denl. ~•n•g•ng General Orang• County on 11/10/98 Dec 4 1998 Fe32 M ... CA;82829 OI Ille mtt ldOrest and oilier °' MllOnal btrik 1 ctiect ~
PETITION In 1~ If Plrtne1' • t"8877SOGa · ' Thi•' bualn111 11 con-common !Sesignnon 11 •"Y by 1 SI.I•°' ledi!ral credit~ .PUBLIC NOTICE TO ADMINllTBR ......:Te~ to~ev /:, Thll llatement wat Cl!ed Dally Piiot Nov. 13 20, 27 PUil.iC NOTICI! ducted by: an lndMdual CNSIH•321 sriown l'lert1n Sa.IS tllt"" be 011ClllCkdrlwllby1 sia.• OI
CITY OP UT An OF: can. ~~~ ~x:;.: Dec. 4, 111911 • F83l F1otltlom ......... ~ yoU IW1ed doing NOTICE OF SEIZURli :::n!ybute:"oreu:i~ c~i';::i: Jederaj WW1QS Sid loan~
COSTA llE'M H. WL QUSTKD •Ila ll )'OU do not fHe Y<XJI r• 1 ... en..a93 PUBLIC NOTICE ...._ ,.........,.. 'M:""' ~~..=, PURSUANT TO HEAL TH •IQll'Otno Ut posseswn Of aallon. ~~~~
ORANG• COUNTY HMAV l!AAL OUSTKSY 1ponM on Ume, you mey D•'"' N The folJawt "'"" ANO SAFETY CODE entlir!IOflllCtS '° ~ Clt ,.. sawigs WI ....... ...... IFO•M•& ' CA9• NO AtM81't ION the caa• and youf _, Piiot ov. 15, 13, 20. F1otJtloua lu•lnea dol ....... ng pet'IONI~ This statement WU tiled SECTION '147tl11488 ma.11no Pl\nclp.I Sllm ol Ille bon 5102 °' lhe Fiwall Code
......, nnuo ' wagea money' Ind JlfOP-27, 11198 F822 ng ..... nett u : ""'"'"' with lhe County Clerk of AND NOTICE OF llO' (S) secure!S iu Sa.cl Deed I .,_, llJflCirlZ8d to do buSineSS II NOTIC• To all helrt, beMtlclartn, ll'ty m'ay be tal<en Without Nam. St•t•ment to\llln Communication• Orange County on 11/03/98 INTENDED FORfEITIJRE T111s1 th 1rte~t tflerec : lhlS Stile In h eitnl Wtder
INVITINO BIDI :='edi::· c--credl· l\trlh« warning from th• PUil.iC NOTICI! TII• tonowlng l*90nt ere 2521 W. SUnftower, ~ H 1"8e774M8 PURSUANT TO HEAL TH l)IO.,.<le~ 1n sad no1e1s>" .a' olher llln cash is ac:ceotad kl
NOTICE IS HEREBY ~ .. ~lfMted~ court. F1otltloue •u•lrMaa ~':Jf,.:'."1~ ~di:sta ~~ ~-~ 92.rr':w~ Dally Pilot Nov ••• 1~. 20, AND SAFElY CODE 1ances 1 •nv unOerttle ttrins oi TMtee ~~Ille lllu· Qjl~N ~~ 9..i.dh I prl opol boa-the Wiii or estite °' bOttt There are other legal ,... Name atat•m••U· Cotta JJ..., CA 92827. • Martinie, 2521 w-Su~ 27, )990 • • FIS20 SECTION 11488 4 Ille Dte<t ol Tl\IS(. e~»m•~ !'!!,!l'.!!_~~Cleecl 1Jlb1 lls or '""'"' Ing all a '· of· H EARL OVsTKEY ak.i qultementt. You may want The follow! 0 Id Th G Id tlOwer H 7 Santa An.. CA ftts charges ano expenses ~of .... ._ .,.......,,. ... a·-T
materla l1, equipment, HARRY EARL GUSTI<EY to call an attorney rfght doing bull~ r::Tu~.,. 21~~ Eld:nm•:1 io~ 92'7().t • PUBLIC NOTICE On OCTOBER 2t. tH8. tne TMtee and of Ole trvsts payee°' endOrSOl IS 1 tfultel
1r1n1pon1tlon and l \.ICh A PETITIOH FOR PRO. •way. " you do not know Flnenc:!ll S.rv1cei 11s'N Maaa CA 92627 .• Thlt butln•H II COil--ttt•-·-Bual at 405 FREEWAY AND createo Dv U1d Otto or T111st tl>· °' nof'll Said salt wit be lDICllt other facill11H u may be BATE hu been filed by H an a"omey, you may call W A lrvf' CA ~ ,._,....,. rio evv• M98 JAMBOREE Fl>. NEWPORT 'Ml 1220,0H.H Esomated bUI W\ltlOUI CCM1111t11 O(.w•· required for the PAVE· EARL GUSTKEV R In ,,e an attomey rar.rrat MrAQe ~,,. Ye., ne, • .... .._ ... Goldell, ducted by: an lndMdual · N•me S11ttement BEA CH, CA. ~ property AWueo 1nie1111 1n0 addioonll ranty express Of irnplltd ,.
, MENT RECONSTRUCTION Supt11or Court •01 c..si:or-or 1 leall aid oflloe ~ltted Th!!,. P le 17511
455 E~~I~:':::· La-~~ ~40-~ The followtng ~n1 are dHonbed .. : n.ances 11 anv. will 1nc111se tin gMlng llde, po$S8Allll at IA-PR o J E c T F o R FA 1 R nl Co f Oranai In the pnon• book). 1 r •· \una ec • , •• r ... ..., doing bu•lneet aa: S.8.0 . hOUll pnono sate Tile benellet· ~ to satisty the ltl-ORIVE: HARBOR BOULE· tHe:·p~oN fOl:-PRO. 0..l)UM de Que I• ·~ Wayne AYe., lrvtM. CA hi• bUlln•H II con-StKy BtOwn-Mllltlnla Muffler Company, 711 W. t5.259 u. s CURRENCY arv under Slid Oeeo Of T111st deb~. leC\ll9(j' by SIC!
VARO TO VASSAR Pt.ACE: tteauen Nia cltAIClon Judi-12414 duaed by: • general par1Jo Thi• ltlllemerrt WU filed 17th St., Unit ~10, CoetAI heretofore elCeCUttd ano <lehv Oeecl adv ~ HAMIL T 0 N s TRE E T; BA TE requem that H c1.r ~lted Ilene un OIUO de Tent Price, 203 1/2 Peatt ner.hlp Yl11h the County Clettc Of M .... CA 92827 WH HIHd purtuent to tred to the ulldeBI "'°a wnllen wllh Wlteresl ~
CHARLE STREET TO EARL OUSTI<EY. JR., be 30 DIAS CALEN"DARIOS Ave., Balboa flland, CA Have you ttarted doing Orange County on 11/03/98 Pl91T9 Boladl111, 801 N. HHlth and S1faty Code Oedarnon ot i':111111 and Ind lhe unpaid:;::: ... ..__
POMONA AVENUE: OR· lPPolnted u peraonal rep-pata pre .. ntar una , .. 928152 bu1inela v.r1 No 1 ... en4420 Sanche.t St.. Montebello, SectJon 11471 / 11488 by DtlTllnd tor S.. and 1 wntten °' the Nola SllCU!'ld ~ ANGE AVENUE· ISITH rh.untetlve f ~ edlnlnlatlf tpueetl ucrtta • maquina Thi• bu11n111 It co~ David T. Golden Dally Pilot Nov. e. 13, 20, CA 90840 theCALIFORNIAHIGHWAY No•c• OI OeflUlt ana BllttlOt! to Oeecl wllh lfllllest ~
SmEET TO 22ND STREET; \H~~~d~~. en Nia cone ducted by: ' general pert· Thia statement WU fifed :rT.1991 f818 Thia bu1lne11 II con-PATROL, SANTAANA.~ Sell The undersigned C&ISIO provldecl In 514 Nole Jl6i
ANO SANTA ANA AVENUE· • r.,___ Una cart.a 0 una llarnada n«ahlp With the County Cl«k of ducted by· 111 lndivldval Th• prop•rty WH HIHd sa!S Nole• of Oelaul1 and flee. Cl\lflltl Ind 'ot '
MONTE VISTA AVENUE TO !::,, C:-Crem •be ~mitt~ talefonlca no I• otr.ceni H.-..e you •tarted doing Orang• COunty on 11/18198 PUIUC NOTICI! Have Y~ ltal1ed doing with rHpect to •llaoed lOft to Stl to be recotOto in Ole TrusiM..,., ot ~ crea:
MESA DRIVE • CITY t ~ I~ wlll and protec:cion; IU rnpuelU butlnMt ~No t"88TTM79 .._...._.._ ··-'---butlnea y.r1 No \/iolationl•I ol SIC1t0nl•I county 'tlflletl lht 1111 ptQperty IS by sad Deecl "TNll. o.o· PROJECT NO 96-15. wtn 0 p • • ••rlla • maq\Jlna tltoe ®• Thomas rte. Dally PPot Nov. 20, :rr. ..._ ... _ -Pierre Bolld,.,, '1360 of the HHlth and located end mort INn tllfel t 1110t1998 COil .
t>e rktlVld by the City of f'Y codt,J!':~,.I ~18: cumpllr con tu lormall-Thi• tttternant waa filed Dec. 4, 11, 1898 F847 N..-Stat....-nt Thia stetemem wu tlled ufetv,Code You •ra here-months~ elapsed since such R urdl "'t RJf'°'* Co111 Me11 at the ot!lee of Of exa n t • dades 190.,.. aptopladu with the County Clefl! of The follOwlng ~are With the Coonty Cllf1t ol by notified th•t the 019tnc:t retotmllOl'I DATE. 11-13-911 By: es as u lllSfll
the Cl1y Clift.;, n Fair keptEbyPlheETJT~· " Ulted qulefe que I• c:ort• Otange County on 11/03198 PUBUC NOTICE doing bualneaa aa: Hom & Oranu• County on 11/03J98 Attorney of Orano• County FIRST AMERICAJI mu INIUI\· !""'" DNis#l/IJl)OS 4952 ._.,.., O<l'ie Ccitll MeH C1llf0f· TH lvn .-.quelta elCUChe IU caso 1eM87743IO AMocltt.. Flnanctel llf· t ... 8774aM hH lnltlated pro0Hd1ng1to AJIC( COM,Alf'f II Trtlltlt ~ g
tllit Un.11 the hour ol 10 oo authority to admlnlltlf the SI u.ted no pr0ennta tu Dally Pilot Nov. e, 13, 20, Flottlloue ~ Yk:M, 1870 Paril Newport. Dally Pftot Nov 8 13 20 1orfert tNI abow-d••c~d LfNOfRS ADVANTAG! 200 E =~~9264 (Tf4) 429
a m. Mond•v December 7, :'~~A::'~~ rHpuaeta 1 aempo, l)Ued• 21, 1998 F81t ..... !'~!,llt.ment ~2: N9W'POft BMch, Cal· 21 1991 • ' i:m ::f~:,i:·~~~·0~::,; ™5.J!.'O"l!:. SU,,"f ,.,,(J(X)707 ~Ras~ '*!Mt.'°':/ 1998, et wt11ct1 t me lhey ,.. ACI .......,. UUlOrl s-td• .. cuo y le pueden .... ,.,...."w"' ~.,. '""",. 92980 ' 11488, ,.,.,,. ..,... ...,. •" C21'952 1113
w be opened pub lt:ty and w!ll~ th'':=..!..., 'Y qultar eu u1ar1o. au dlnlfO PUBLIC NOTICE doing bullneu u : I) Plea-Patnck L. Hom. 1970 Pai1t PUBUC NOTICI y In tad h If (11'Hlf>.5010 BY: Pit 5111<1· 1999 / 11f20, mil 1Nd aloud lf1 I~• Council • ,.......--~ y otru con• de 1 •unt Point DetlQn, b) City Newport, 1412, Newpc>ft ou ere •ttuc t u FORFCt.OSURE OFft:ER 11·20 Chamblrt Sea Id P'"""'I-rnentaUV. to talc• many ........._ad 11 ..... A --.......u P'totltlou. 8ualMM Shleld Deca.11. 104 Ac:ade Beach Celltoml• 92eeo Aotttt.... Buel-.. you dH1r• to conlHt the 11·27 12 4 t~ ¥,.. llctlont w41hOut oblAllnlng ,......,~ n •• ._.............. N St_. t S Co r.' .. 1 .... ,.., T .. I '... I I forferture of thi1 pt0peny. ' •--ii-------.. alS •hall bear lhe. Utle of court • oval Befora tak· naJ Por Pitt• de la COr1t. •me •••men I.. rona ..,., ...., • ......._ " 1 .,u~ nett 1 co~ NMIM Statement purauent to Heellh ind 11 lht work •nd name of lht Ing ~ · lmpoNnt E>Claten otro1 requltllOI i.. The following petlOnl ara 92925 ducted by. an lndMdual The lollow1ng pe!'lor. we Sefety Cod• Section --,-U-IUC _____ _
b•dder bU1 no other dlitUn-ae1loni, ttow":lr. Iha • gaJM. Pueda que ualed doing bu9lne11 11: A C.T. Steven Douglas Hott. 704 Hew )'OU ltll1ed doing doing bualn ... aa: Pre>-1H8B 5 , you must file a • NOTICI
gu1sh1ng marks Any bid r• eonll reprnenlall"9 w1f:. qullfa llamar • un &bogado Flnanelll Syetems. 1905 E. Ac•cla St.. Cofona Del bUllnna Y9t'? No QfMsfYe Fl~. 1 T7 RN-venft.d clalm atat.no your . ce#ved al1er the scheduled required 10 gfVe notlc. to lnm1dl1t1men1e. SI no 17th St. Sull• 103, Sltlla Mii, CAL 92925 Patrick L. Hom erald• Ave Ste. f4~5. lnterHt In \tie property Notice ol T11JS•1 Slit under 11 ... _. ... __ mlij_~
eto11ng t1m11 for tho receipt 1 lerMted peraoni unltu cono'a. 1 un •bogido Ana, Caufomi1 92705 This bu1tne1t 11 con-Thia IUlt«Mnt waa tiled Nawpof't .,..C.,. CA 926e3 You mu•t lite tl'N• cl••m 1~ Deed ol TNSt Fii 9&-1128 AP
Of bldt shen ta r•lumtd to 1~ have waived notice or pued• llamv 1 "" ilfVlclo Auoclaled Computer ducted by: 111 Individual with the County Clartc of Timothy Aubf9y, #9 Wild· the Supe1t0r court of the NllnW 439-101-32 'You.,. 111 PACIFIC VIEW
bidder uoopenOd 11 1h1fl Id h de releranc!a de ebogadOI TechnolO!l'H. (NV), 1906 Have you •ttartld doing Orange County on 11/171'99 gooM C1., Newport Baaa,, County of Oreno• within oef8Ull under • deed ol lt\151 MEMORIAL PAftk'.
be the soie ro'POnslblllty of :U~)1 ri: 1 1~~0S::: 0 • una oflc:lna de ayod• E. 17th Sf,. Santa Ana, Cal· bu11n .. 1 yet? YH, t2/15/ 1 .... 771742 CA 112963 th•!1:Y f30J d•V• ol the flr•t cSllaCI June 18, 1097, UnleU )'OU :.:J
lhe bidder 10 '" th•I h11 admlniitr1Uon aU1~tv wm legal (vea el d•rec:torlo tel• lfom11 92705 117 Dally Piiot NoY. 20, 27, Thi• bu1lne11 · I• con· pubhca1ion of thl• Not1ee. ~ ICllOn to ptOllCI yout Pl'Of> Cemetery • Mortuary
b•d Is rec:eivoo In proper be granted unleH an Inter· fonlco) Thi• bu1lne11 11 co~ Slevef\ Oouglu Holt o.c. 41 11, 1998 fMe eructed by: an lndMdual unlu• you receive actual lf1Y, ft may be acid 11 t puDllr:: Chapel • Crematory ume et1ed !*ton fllu an ob-CA.Se NUMl~"t due1ecl by: 1 C:OtPorallon Thia 1tatement wu tiled Have you started doing nntlce. !Pleau u .. aaie If you need en ~llOll A set of Bid Documenta 1..,..1 1 the tl1I •A"' (Numero def Ca , Have you 1tarted doing wl1h the County Clettc of PUIUC NOTICI blltln•'* yet? No · t8F914:20l I You mu•I o4 lhe n8IUfe d lhe ~ 3500 Pacific View Ot!v.
n11y be obtalne<t 11 the Of· -:•4on ° pe on .,.., •• bUtlneu yet? No Orang• County on 11/03.191 Timothy Jottt IJJblfl'/ ••rv• 11n endorHd copv of IQ81M1 you. _you lf'IOUld OQnlld Newport Beaeh
flee of the City Engineer, ~~~•=d ~r .. :r = The MCVOOt489d Auor::lated Comp.uter 109M77~S Plotltloue ·~ Thia 1ta11ment wu tiled the o1•;m on the ·Dl•tt1ct 1lawylf. NOb IS~ gfven 844-2700 n F1l1 Drive, Cotti Meaa, " name and ed f'lll of Teehnologl... Inc., J&ekle Dally Piiot NOY. 8, 13, 2.0, ....... atat ....... t wtth the County Cler1t of Atto'!'•Y of Orang• County 11111 Coootv Reoonft Rttt111ch, ~-------· C1Utom1a, upon nonreft.lnd. a~Ul~~INQ th tll· the coun I•: (El nombre y Oon<Mln, 8ecretary, TrM· 27 1008 fe29 The fOl10Wlng par90nt .,. <>nno• countv on 11/111118 (Attn. SUSAN P. AIE2MAN. Truaiee DMalon u !Miit, Of PIERCE BROTHERS
able P•'t''"'9nl o1 s 10 oo An tlon will be t!jd ,! PDE dlnMJOion d• 11 ~· 11) ..,,.., • dolna bUtlneM u : SHOE 1 .... 77.... Deo8"'v D••triet Anomeyl •t 5UCCISIOf llUS1M, or aubsl*lltd IEU BRO•D
1ck11t1ona1 chatge of f.4 00 CEMBER 24 1998 NS CENTRAL O A ANOE This 1t1t1inent WN flled PUil.iC llOTICI EXPO, 2295 W. Ball Rd., Dally Piiot Nov 20 21 ~ t Clst0 t C.nt:• One 11\Jltel pu!IUMI to lhe Deed d " WAY•
mutl be Included II han-pm.,0.pt.700,Add;.Not COUNTY MUNICIPAL ~-theCountyCounty Cllf1t or '1crtttlew ........ Anehelrn,Cat2804'6384 Dao.•.t1,1 .... °F&44 9:;o; w~'iv~ th~~ 130i TM1 1AeantdbyRIC:hlfdLM Mortuery •Chapel~ died by mall. Bid Oocu-court· 341 The City Ottve COURT 700 WEST CIVIC ..,. .... ge on 11/04198 JM J. Yune, 11904 Centra-da • 0, the 1111..,0 of the Perter 1 ~le man, Rlco<dtd Cremation •
ment1 Md other contnlet Otqe. C.Moml• 928'8 ' CENTER DRIVE, p 0 BOX 1H88'7'741131 NlllM la.tetMllt h Rd., #10I, Hewallan PUIUC llOTICI ct•'f.m In th• &upenot 07Kl31111117 t:I lnlllUment No.
dooument1maytl10beP· II' YOU OBJECT IO the 1138 SANTA ANA. CA Oe_lly Piiot NOY e. 13, 20, ThetolloWlngpw.oneare Oerdene,CAI07tl CounJCh1llDIVfltOfl 19G10318829olOftlclltRecocds 1c10os9traoMa~!Y
am1nee1 m the Otlloe of the granting of ttle paU\lon you 92702 1 :rr 1"8 f027 cf04nCI · ~ •: MIN· 9\'0 ~eo 8anbUry l'lotltt9w luell'I•• The feiM• to t•~y hie ti lhe 0111ce ol lhe Colllly Re-.. _ .;tty Clerk of the City of lhoUld •PPM' at tht ~ ' 138 ' I"-Mlllntlnance & ~. Cli., Ui CA 90823 Mw It....... and a.cure a venhed claim COIOlf ol ()r.,ge ~; C.. 842-9150
Coate M... 8ld Oocu-Ing and _,91• '/fNI ob-The name. adehu, and PUBLIC NOTICI 22 Pinzon. Rancho Slnta Tlua buelnen 11 co~ The to11o.1ng ~ .,.. etllttng an lntarHt 1n the IDrnia lllO pullUltll to tit NI> •-•-••iiilllllillll
rnenll wtn not be malled a=: °' tlle wTttt«t ob-lele~ nurnbet of plll!)o -~---. CA l2WI duc'9d by: ~ ~ ~ •: a)Tll.E pro"rty In the Supanot IOI ol DtllUI ltld Eltdlon to
Clnlffl lllCI lddlllonal 14 00 Wfll'I ete COWi ll+ Uft'1 altomey, or plalntlft PlotJttOu9 • ........_ Pahcon, Inc., (CA), 22 HIM )'OU .t.1ed doing Efft"CTS, b) TfX, 1512 Court wil rHult In tha Sel ~ l9COfded
charge I• lnclUded Yl11h ore 1tie heutng. Yow IP' WlthoUt .,, attorney, la· (El ..__ lt•t..,..,.. Pln%on, Rancho Sinll Mar· ~ Y9t? No Miami Slr9et, Weetm!Mter, prop•"V b•lno decl•• d or 07121)111118 t:I """"*" No.
P&ymlfll pMranea may be In--... ~mbta I& dlleCdOI el The lolloWlng per90nt atl gllttl, CA. t2e8I JM .IUrlQ YUM CA 92903 ot11ered forl••t to the St1te ~130 OC aid Oll'dal R9e-Eectl bid lh•ll be mMSt bY • ttfc ,......_., 1 ~ 1 doing bUllnMa M Coo-l"hll bullneH II COrt-Thia 1tatec1MN'lt .. tlitd Bob Paul Monroe 1512 olCaloloml• 1ndd11trlbutld ClrOS t.tl Sel on 1211M/1tll M
•on the Propoaat form, or, ft~ ARE~R ~~~ 4a ttl~ dll cept TranaponaUon, Inc., ducted by:• C0f1)0fllon ""'1 the COW'itY ca.rte of Mia.ml SttMt. w...min.ter, pu'8u•nt to Ille prov11lon1 Ill* Mallt (HcwUI) btrlllc. to l h .. 11 '·1 through , .. or cont#'lgent c:rtldl!Of of __.. o dll d~. 11150 Nawt\ope t, llSOI, H8Y9 you 9tantd dolna Onnee County on 10/21/11 CA~ of Hu tth and S1fe1y Cod• !tit County C.'1MllM.. 700
P,cM<Sed In ,,,. connc:c the deOMNd, you mu11 me o del d.m.ndeni. qut no ~ VtMey, CA 92108 but!MM rat? v.., 1~ t .... naaea Thi• builn•H It co~ Sect.on 1t489 without Civic Ctn• 01M Welt. ~ti
doC"umentl, Ind ehll be '/fNI d m ~ the "°"" u.,. abogldo, •) MARY Concept Tlaneponatlon, N Olly Piiot Nov. ao, rr, duded by: an lndfYldUlll furt11er '1ot1ce or hu11no ~================~ •ccompaniecs by~ cectned and mall a copy to Iha Plf• EUZA8ETH OAR. teeel, Inc. (N\I), 17160 ~ '•lracon. tno., Steve De.,, 11, 1t91 NeO H..,. you etarted dolf'O 11/20, 11/H, 12/04 I
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Of • bid bond for not ,... &>Olnted by the court Within ELIZABETH OAR 1100 CA t270I ThTt et•ttment ... tlled PUIUC llOTICI Bob P. M'orvOe PUBLIC NOT1C! "Afeordable in.n 1~ ot the amounl of four monih9 ff' • Tlllt bu1lne11 11 cort-wttl'I the ~ C1er1c of Tl'llt ttatem9flt ..,., ftl«f ---------11 their bid, made payable to °'the nr.t ~ hofdffll.· ~AST KATELLA AVE:,. ducted by: I corl)Of.tlon Orange County on t01291N Plutft11• ......... wttti h Coun1y Clerk ol Tr•dtl Slit Mo.1HH M>T\Cf
the City Of co.ta M• No 1n .. PfO\llded lrl PtobC• .UITE f , OAANOE, CA., H..... you .uwtecl dotng t....-r7HU ...... ............ OrMga COUt'lfV on 10/21191 OF TRUSTU'S SAU: YOU AR! • Alt ti "
Pf'OPOMI lhall be con.id-Code a1c1ton t100 The 92M7, (n4} 1531 '700 bU91NN yet? No Dally Piiot NoY. I , t), 2.0, l)w followlng per90ne .,.. 1 .... nUtl IN OEFAUl.l UNOEI'\ A DEED Of erna ve
ered untau acoomp ed 1lma fOf tlllna'. ell!~ .na DATE: APA'211... Concept. Tran1portatlon, 27 1008 fttt t;tcilnO ~ Ml M1 Dally Hot Nol( 20 27 TRUST OAlEO OM8118 UN
by auch ca•t\i.r.'1 c~. not explre::oefore four "onwr •· KUHa.. Inc., Fm S 8111)f1, Tr•• • IOTIC Pool leMce, t411 I!. ~ Dec.• ft 1• • ·,...9 Ll:"SS YOU TAKE ACTJON TO DI l Cask l ~~·i:.~:.~r·be~on1fd· ITIOf'llhl from the hMrlng Cleftc,.,,, 19/KVA IOLa. ~ tt•ttm•lll .... ftled PUILIC I =-Ave, erano~ . I ::?l(Cl YOUA ~~l~ scoun e
' trad tlnl•H n 11 mad• on • d ... nollced above llAI, hputy With the County Clerk of '1ottttoue 9uelftl I I HltOld la• llllngwor1h, PUIUC NOTICI S.ll( e; v'W ~(0 AN DRA· c tl & '
blettk propca I fotm M· il~~ptM:yyt~~;: ~~la~ed ~ly Pl~ Orange Coomv Oft U/03fll0 NMM l ... elMnt 1411 e. l)'C9ITIOl'I, O~, l"lotltleue 9u11wtt1• NATION Of Th( NATI.JAE or Tl1f rema OD nl1hed by the City of Co1ta .,. a peraon lntar .. ted In II ... ,...,... W'1H8117438t The follOwln(I peBOnl.,. CAt2* • Nw ... ,......,. PflOC£EDINGS AG~NST YOU •
Mu• 11'1d le mad• In •<> 1.,. blate you mav Ill• 119tlltM 20. 27, O.c•mbet Oatty Pilot Nov. 8, ta 20 doing bltelnMS .. ~ •• ~ Ttllt butln•H 11 CO't" Tiie fOAowtncl l*tona.,. YOU St«)UlD COHT~Ct A B rlaJ Se e
COfO'.lnt• "Wtltl lhl provt. with th• Court • AtquMt 4, 11, 1tll9 F840 21. 1998 FG2l llJr9 Point Oeeton. t!: ~ byan lncMdlJal dOll"iD bullntM ~u: AIC11 lAWVEl-l On tt•10 .. 1100" u rv1ce plona of It!• '1000I r .. ''°' ~ Mollee (form -Shleld o.t.ia; ?04 • ..,. you etantd dotno umlfild, 1090 COfoM Larie, AM fllll .Al!ltllC4A T.Ut lllSUI• puu.n~. or;.154> Of lh• ing of an PUBUC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICE s~Cotona ?el M11, c.i. llUllr1"e ytiC'7 v ... 1ot1'7 0otte M..., CAttae26 •nu eomoa~ A c11i1c1 Wt h Id b-)
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•HUGE 1 aR11 •A CONDOS · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REAL ESTATE CONDO Nr Trlangle a---B a _. Square. •hopping & FOR RENT •Newport Bay Towers• 1---------Office ~ ar •"'9r •• dining. $84,000. Call 3 blk1 from Pavllllon --------EMPLO~NT •R909P1Jont.i• Golf Course. 4 d)'9
A 1br 1ba Sec, xlnt bay 1nu;; PT frl dly ~r wk. Apply t701 gent Karen, for Int VIJ, Under ground park BUSINESS OPPICE 5530 ' en • Golf Course Or. CM. * 949-483-4889 * Call for an Interview
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atmo11 new. S229,5K $230o/Mo Baablde 1 Bedroom *Next to OC college• Aak for Ru11 not. We're hiring nowt , W~'(,°.L~1~~!=
OPBN SUN 1·8 Balbo• Newport Avall 12111 No Peta $1.00 •f 714-51<>-3666 714-438.e783 ERA/HB wfll pay for Inc. benenta-:"'Game
2 3 3 5 EI den C · Realty 949-723-4494 5630 + s475 depoalt your req'd courae and Jo.Anne RE/MAX S At·l!a.. provide free training. Warden•, Security,
0 /A t 049-&42-3812 OCEAN FRONT 150 E. 21 t. 548-o683 Faahlon leland 800-400-5391 xt:119 Malnten•nce, Park
wr g . • Othera avall. People BUSINESS a : Bookkeeping/Record•--------Ranger•. No exp
wldeslgner furn to llve NEWPORT FINANCe Assl1t Controller In Sale•COMB GROW needed For appllca-
NEWPORT
BEACH
ln OC's finest homes, ~ posting general I~-tlon. and exam Info,
1069 for a fraction of nor-BEACH 2669 ger, Journal entries WITH USI call 1-800-813-3585,
mal rent 949-660-5110 and general record• Expanding retall ad· ext 0709, 8&m-7pm,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1b , di b keeping. oetall & vertl1lng department 7 da)'9 fd,. Inc.
Abandoned Beach CORONA rialu 0 • Y ocGn nu BUSINESS bookkeeping req. Wiii aeek1 a Hlf motivated Cott9ge Once In a p aint/carpet. ated train $7 .60-S9.50/Hr account executive to
lifetime opportunity at DEL MAR 2122 community & pool. OPPORTUNITY Call M..,75 .. 7927 Hll, develop and••·
only $349,000 Agent $85Q. 949-845-2088 2904 Karolyn or Stev.. vice new bu1lnHS
949-723-8120 ORl!AT VIEW at the and •J>Klal MCtlon1 . •BEAUT•Jasml ne beach! 1Sr w/garage G ~ We prefer a candidate BIO CANYON VILLAS Creek Gated Comm, 511 ooimo Avl Jan 9' lmPort·Elq>ort Co. ·~valet Parking* to have a minimum of
SALES/LEASE, 2-3SR alngle level plan 3. * 949"875-3225 * facing tremend. 1999 Work at OC'a preltl-, year print ad-
AGENT, MEL,INOA 2.240 sf. 3br 2ba, for-•"lea lnvestor/ptnr gtou• hot•~ & retail vertlalng experience.
949-759-7700 mal dlnrm, llvrm, Lg 28r 2 hHI from w/$76-100K for SBA center.. Wage + tips. Excellent communlca·
APPOLVDIL'VI'
Si:rn:RS
Fr ~Io~ ancl C\°\~ttlng 4i1fts
812-820
Per !fo ur
Famlfw Home 3Br 2Ba famrm, gmbett, tonn, ocn. all new+ lndry, loan. MNML r1ak. ROI: 800.TOf-3783 tlon alcllla. Ablllty to •••••••••I & pool great value pool•, avalt early Dec gar, patio ocn view, S300K...OOI< tn 12 mo set goal• and maxe HOUSES/ · Reduced to $499,ooo: S2700 949-72~184e 51600• 94H50-888'7 Info 949-722-9955 Hotel profeaalonaJ pr9aenta-
Tn1,.flf'11tl1Kd..,
higher •
• llnallh. °"111.tl I""""""" •-IOI K l'lnn Cel .. te T~ or Evan Studio nice, pnvate, Make Mon~ Nowt Front D .. k Clertt. tlons In a fast paced CONDOS Corkett 949-717-4722 COSTA MESA 2124 w/d hk·up, gar, no kit, Eam $2K·S5K PffWMk Immediate o pening. and ,detall oriented en-p()9 SALE Qorgeoue TWnhm Lg n.-r beach, $550/mo . atartlng this week. Not FT, flexlble AM/PM vfronment .
• Paid ",. .. tllll •u.qcl<M<~
• •lla\•••••••I 2Br+Lof't 2Ba, 2c gar, yoarly. Avall Jan 1/99. MLM/Globat. 2 Minute hrs, weekend• & holl· Xlnt b9neflt package, FP, MaJor Upg~dH •E.1lde Ma~nolla cot· 949-723-&133 msg 1-800-301-5830 daya. Apply N~rt lncludlng 401k. Drug s28et00o 844--4704 tage 2~r 1ba~ w/d & d/ U petalr a Unit In Dune• Reeort 1crMnlng/phy1lcal re-
&.IJll>U..,ltt:<l In l!Jb!I
Qtld IQ<'" Ing Cull fur ll('f'OU1tm('l\I
Hl88·!H:}.l7U. w Incl d gar, fenced duplex w/ocean & bay 949-729-3883 quired. eoe. G!RERAL 1002 QORQBOUa WAT•R yd, N9 PETS 193 A vtaW9. 3ar 28a, 1c gar CREDIT 2907 HOTEL Rosumea vta tax: At·
••iiiiiiiiiiiiili.iiiiiil ~•Wuhlg,hcrfN cond1o Magnolla $1200mo s21 oo/mo Agent p ... rtlflno In NB tentlon, Lynn Ea9la --------
801 do ommun ty 949-645-1020 949-723·81 28 x 101 ' •S,...SS Frr •· Prr 714-e5o-4802 or mall: Can't seem to 8th floor. Vary aggrea· .. Tlmea Community
a Ive pr I c I n g at GET OUT •Night Shift front d .. k New•. 330 Weit Bay gel to all th:>so
$575,000 Compare NEWPORT •Deak Agent Street. Co1ta MHa, repair jobs r:. ~':A:~~~2~1~ BEACH 216.9 MISCEI.IJUlEOUS OF DEBT! ;~::.~n=73-7030,_c_A_92_8_2_7____ around the house?
604-4807/303-1582 RENTALS \.-_Ve can heln! ext.135 Nick 10:3~ Sal .. earn SS0-100hr Let the
•LIDO ISLe Brand •*•1a1FeoalN ---C...: 6pm Fax:94a.72~70 Wortc from home, full Claaslfled -' C d /·-'-"-' 1upport. N rloua onlyl New 58' 6.68a, 3c gar Penthou.. • Ctt-uU -OT s Co11so IWltu Manager/Aaat tor 1e11 1-8~08-8193 Service
3753a.f. Reduced k> M•~n8Mc0ulre ROOMS 2706 • l'tJ,mtnu Lcl4'tmi storage. 2 or 4 day•'1---------1 Dfr ectoru 11,995,000 Biii Grundy 770 • ...1 .. -1 wk. omce, computer Self Starter Perm•· w
Realtor. MSMJ75-6181 PNdentlal ca Reatiy • flfliTL'll.Rwuuu exp helpful, no exp nent. Shipping, recelv· help you find
NANTUCKET NB Oo••n Front Shr • l/arauments' Stor nee., wlll train. Poa·a Ing and packing, Near reliable help.
811ACH KOUSI! • 1 9 eo. Ba•rl dge 2br home w/pvt bath • fl"b'a••"'s Ii In NB and trvlne. 18th & Placentia. CM. 642.5678 3 + 3 (2·M•tr Suites) ON d NO b d lk " '' ·•w •u"' '"'""' ""1"' ""'"9) 722 """1
·SOLD!
Quolifled Infant
Todcler Teoc:h« +
2yr. old Teacher
NHded
Im~. FIT Benefits·
Lt.ad CooVprepllint/ di~~asher and dining
room alttncb.nt, Fron1
Ot~l and Van Driver
posi1ions availablt at
Crown (OYt, .Jn upsult
6tflior reti~mtnt
community. Must be
1blt lo lift 401~. bp.
req FT/PT opel'linp.
Pltast fn re..umt to
949-673 .. 7570
Mov~
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Sell your extra
houset1old items in·
CLASSIFIED
Call 642-5678
Imposing 3 Level• 1750 Sq f1 gated ...,, · r w • __ ..,......, • ,..... -•
wtth Fabulous View. commfy. No'.;., carp91 $750 94M50-5904 ---------------------------~--------~------., Quality craftsmanship. & paint, lrg 2c att gar.1 ________ _
ON THI! SAND Nr Bison & Jamboree VACATION
S1 ,850,000 Agent Call 1 -800-300·7117
949-123-8120 WE HAW 80 RENTALS
WAT•RFRONT HOMES IN NB/CMliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------
2722
2·Story Giant Fixer. From s1;;00.-SSOOO. Tahoe, Heavenly 12/28 •••"'•'"nV
..Yu.1.tL-JiW!L..Jltlt ....--~ ;..flle-F ...... tD;.11.2.~2.P•.CAblll. ·--·---·· --Tal'Cony and Ruge Broker 949-842-3850 w/d, f/p, tv, sleep• 8 TO LO.AN 2914 Deck Overlooking the $1800 949-582·1285 water. Great Famlly 3Br for ...... 1 Block iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Area. Undar $500K ftom bch, 2c gar, w/d, l'lnanolal W09• have
Agent 949-72:}-8120 Lrg pvt patio, Avt now RENTALS TO ~u on •our t099T
WHAT A VlllWll 3Br $2100/mo. 128 43rd SHARE 2724 YI• provide loan•
2.6Ba, tile entry, new St. 949"844-5235 regardl .. • of credit
carpet 2 Fp'a room 3Br/2.5Ba 2·Story, hlatoryl N o f e e,
III.BOA . for expanalon 6 pool. Mstr ocean vtew, pool, •'•Id• CM Cui. 2Br reaaonabl• rateal -•'Uft 1001 S835K Agent 873--5354 tennis walk to beach. Hou1e, yard, great foe 1-877-668-9719
,,.Ml • ..-.nlil•"'•••lil•I I ' lat $1950/ $800/mo plu1 1/2 utl1. --....,..,~-=~~:-:: • mmacu • mo Now AVl.849-615-8543 M 0 UP_, R 0 NT Agent 718-2721 F••• 0 OU nMd ..,':;!01:t~~!pbc. NBWPORT a LU fl ff i L • • • • •'SID• CM Magnolla debt ·co~aJlldatlon?
w of Pavllllon 4br COAST 1070 411.-2.8 .. ne ..-w St. 3br 2ba hou••· lrg We will help! Too
2ba, upper unit. 3br, aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ijilii S1eootmo 'fi-:t ~;72~1~· many bills? Need a
c 2ba tower unn PAii RANCH HOMB M•7eo.3844 ' low payment and In-~ 11,875,000 S019K Aprox 2700af LIDO JSLI! 3br 2ba, 2 Newport Ht'• room terest rate? Business,
Cora Vance-Realtor 3br ... den, 2.5 formal car gar, frplc, 1g brtck for r9nt. Kitchen prtv, Personal or Pleuu ....
' 949"873-4062 "v/dlnrm ag malT ate patio 1/2 blk to bch/ gar, nofamk $500mo CALL TOLL FREE
L*'-aelboa Island hdWd nr'.., 3 car gar: tennl; No Slpet $2000 + dep. 949-722.eo33 1-8'T7-281.o430
op.. upper 3Br 2.Gba Agt 949-889-8888 MSMS97-e878
Jp Lower 2Br 1..5Ba fp •LIDO ISLE* bay Vlewl------------------
2c garage. S745,ooo SOUTH COAST • dplx abr 2ba, nu t.11tt1 NEWPORT NEWPORT
L-or• Vance·Roaltor carpet, gar. $2000/mo. BEACH 2869 BEACH
IMM73-4062 M.BTRO 1086 s .. 103 Via Anllt>ea1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 669
•11ieuntaln C•bln C7 14 ) 833-4585 1•
i»• the •-II" *SELLER MOTIVATED" N8 Hou-3Br 3.5Ba.
Cb arming 2Br +FR 2 1tory 3br 2.5ba Fp, woodftra, garage,
.. cottage on prim• condo. Frplc, patio'• walk to beach-$2400.
301C85 lot, zo(led for a & deck. E!'d Ul\lt .2 car per mo. Call Marcle @
flllplex step• to 1andy ttac gar. eoe stt-.ta 949-494-0215 1bftch. $850,000 S1 87K 714-e08-6879 P•moramlo Viewer I bgela Qla•er •3BR 2BA• 2 car gar Dover Shores Home
METRO Realty on lg parkllke area. 8500sf, totally r•donel
Direct: 949n23-0e53 2 1try, end unit. Marble floors, granite
Wd hkup 2 fen patios countora, wood panel,
OA
Pool, 1pa, upgraded! prtv•t• pool. Ona of a
•1•2,000 Lou Mac Kindl $10,000/Mo. SULA 1007 Remax (714) 968-1594 Hanu Reddy Realtw
949--559-0380 -------
•• a.eaa ioeated on -C-m-.. m-1-11-ny_t_O_l'._''-P•NTHOUSI! 1or 1ba
1 the bayalde, 2680sq.ft, ~·~ ~ ' no P•t•, new carP4>1. trg tam rm, oversized CRYPT 1225 SiiS. (949) 87s.;4175
• THIS WEEKEND ONLY •
We.will pay you $25 a month
to live with us. M/I by 12/31/98
and r eceive $!5 off your rent
for 6 mos. Large 1 & 2BR+28A
Newport Bay Terrace Apts. Nr.
Back Bay & golf course, pool,
sorry no pets.
(714) 545-4855
mu1er •ulte, 1829,000 Can 7am·11am M·F Call Doug Eehelberg. Private Boh Commty ._ __ .._ ____________ ..
AQent ~•n11 BROKER v .. rtw Unhlml•hecl
COIORA
D&llU 1022
Lowest Prices
1141>443.0905
Nice 2Br 2Ba, 2 blka
to ocn 2.c att gar, ltg
Mstr-er, walko4n-elst,
patio/yard gardener. N/amkr/pet1. Agent
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lot, QU .. t loc: •Br. COM a LO LOTS Buad $2800. "gt, ~ary8eth
7K Jlmea Qould your ow n d r eam 844"6200/6514781pgr
t 714.cl1 Z.7474 houH. Build up to
15,000sf • By OWnerl•••lil•••••
l1 ,4 S O ,C)OO & AP•llD"l"'llJr1l!NTS . S1 ,850,000 Bkr Q0o AA'\ & Pl~
Op 949 ... 83·1210 POR RENT
Seu your extra
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AT 1110 (' SYON
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vtewt Cntoy car..._ llVJno In yc>Uf la109 1, 2 or 3 8R apomnenl home!
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Run your ad in the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot and the
Huntington B~ach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000 . .
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or niai I with
a check todayl
Run for a weekl If
your car qoes not
sell we' II run it 'for household ~iiif~jr-~~~~dn--~¥~1L&:l:-~'~~*D;;g~~ai~~~~~~~M4f~al'M~hef :wef!*'4N
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Call 642-5678
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12 Friday, November 27, l 998
TODAY'S ; .
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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35 Lawful
37 Nov11lrsl E'uzo
Amiocl conlll(.ls 40 M lcinnl
amou"'s 4? -and hie
3 Smell
45 Litl•arv deV1Cc
47 Watch
48 Cnvo11 an a POOi
50 Unnen.<ed
52 LocomoliVO
sound
1 Chanev ot f m 55 On a rampJge
58 Ira k11 es.:>g
64 Gnrt; I 1
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3 Norwcgi 11
moiiarct1
4 M<.r1e 1ok1lllul
5 G1111ea tionus 10
G Ken ol ,hirty
Som(! thmg I{ 7 F'romso
8 Fencmg swords
9 Blu$h
10 Poltcl! 11Uhlclo
11 Strauss of
jMns.1ame
12 Af)artmOn1
I 3 Mercury nnd
Jupttllt
21 Tran5porl w~n
ll ltut_l<.
25 Go.ii
26 Like a lack
27 Alpin 18'JIOO
28 P.syche perts
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PREVIOUS PUZZl.E SOLVED
112791 01~U1:JF
29 Wears w11ll 51 Taps
31 Clean ort 53.Foiest cl"amig
32 Like notebQok 55 Jezebel's
pciper husband
33 Team of o•en 56 One ol ltie
34 ·-the night· three bee•s
before • • 57 North AlrlC'dn •
36 Jump port
39 Hitting 59 Church
4 1 Burns W1lhoul caletll1ar
flames 60 &lker's neod « Type or tray 61 Arm bone
'46 Winnie-the--62 Negative YOICll
49 Wheel cover 63 Pigmcn:s
1f 12 13
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
'w1lh OMAR SHARIP
and TANNAH HINSCH
•
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
CBftloLBT 9045 JAGUD 1109 1UUS _____ ,
'85 T9hoe 4x4 2dr whit/ 'M XJ8 V12 corM,
natural Ith~, 27kml Champagne. tow ml,
fulty loaded f25,600 Ilk• new, S1S,995
OBO, 94M~1 Perlorman~ Jaguar.
(949) e50-5885
PORD
1115 MDCIDIS ll30 ..
... 8C400
Red, aut6, AC
(043397} 132,118 • . UIXU80P "
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(714) MS-MOe).
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wasted no time In i~ling to game. MISSION VIII.IQ 42K ml, CIUtlo blk, -. _...:;; ... ~ac...;;;,;;.;;.3..;;00.;;..;.;;;.__ • 8•P arn-tm UM •
WEST
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SOlTlli WEST NOR1H EASl'
l • Pail 2• Pas 4 • Pass PaSi Pass .
Opening le d: King of •
(800) MMa•e (870547) S17,9" JcMa, alerm ~ West led the kin& of clubs, overtak.· 1-,-8-3---0-P"""L-0-,.-.-,.-4-X-4-BAU•R LOTUS Ralfy Red/IVOf'V lthr M~7·t 173
en by East with lhe Get. A club Wlb 47K ml, mint, wnt, 714442·7700 <020{~~i9·777
returned, West wannmg the nine (C81891) $15,550 -----,9-3-Xli--..;__-1 Ml8810N Vl•JO ,
when declarer played low. The queen Ll!XUS Of' (800) ..... 388
of clu~ was ruffed in dummy w11h W•STMINSTBR fi7~~~>Bs~':.~ac gm 'M •• 300 lhe ten and overruffod with the j:ick. (714) 882-SIHM) BAU•R LOTU8 or n II v 0 ry, 1th r , '90 Teroel Auto.;
Eventually dednrcr had to foll back '93 llXPLORI!~ XLT 71444•·7700 (117474) $10,1188 am·fm atanM>, ca.,
on I.he diamond fincS\\! for lhc game, 4X4, wht/grelbauto, •e:J 'x.Je LllJlUa OP lood COf'd, amoged
but the queen was with East, &u (C37f:kl12,9 73K ml, Orn Inter, WllSTMtNaTWR 2900 714-H<M>11i2
declarer suffered a onc·tnd.: set. • W1!s~i':.Z~at (f173812) 113,9" ' (714) an .. eoe) '91 CAMRY LI
South had some ~a.,on to r:ul (7141892-elHM) · uu•R LOTUS wht. new Lexue ~ .. . h l'. I 7t+e4S-7700 UNCO"V 9120 (311479) .... 7 .. against t e 1atc:. -t 1c conlruct •eo T.elRD LX --~-,,,.....---·I a.n LUU8
would have moJc had e1lhcrthe jad; Lthr, ABS, mnrf, •94 x.112 Ml88ION VlllJO
of spades or 4ucen of diamonds been (134938) $14,950 Jade grn over tan '88 M•rtl VII LSC (800) ~
with WcsL We might ha\e been more LllXUS 01' (692853) $21,995 carefully maintained, 1-----------
Sympalhetic had lhe c.;unlract not been Wll8TMINSTl!R BAUl!R LOTUS looks and ruri• like a '92 8UPRA 1 owner,
immune to almo:.l anything but a 4-0 (714) 88249CMS) 71444~7700 new oar, abaolutly dealer aervtced, I
5 ... ..A .. bfeak1 'M XJta parteo1 condlllon, recordL Tutbo, auto,
¥-S880(), 94~1058 aport roof, alW8)19 Instead of ruffing the third club, GMC 9081 Jade grn over tan garaged. Abaolutely
declarer should simply have (h crud-liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (S~~~ll2l~,.\.8 LOTUS 9123 pristine. Won't ftnd ~
ed a diamond from lhe table. Whclher •••s OMC• YUCKON 714442•7700 other as nice. 113,MO
or not East ruffs is immaterial, TRUCK 2dr, auto, blk/ ---------iiiili•ilii•••&ili 780 894 11941
Deel · greu lthr, 64K ml, 4" ,..,,. v 18 '""8 Lotu E It acer can v.1n an_y return, draw ·-1 --• • apr •ea 4RUNN•R .. trumps and then ruff a diamond m Rancho Litt, triple 52K ml, P•rf & com-ve. peart vell/blk low ml, auto, morel
TOYOTA 9210
Sel~ling a hne which has a 3-to-1
t:hance of :.uccc:.:. offers pretty good
odds. You can only be cnuciz.ed if
you overlooked an almost sure-trick ahocka, Rockford fort (890338) $18,995 Only ooe In USA t
dwnmy for I.he fullilling trick. Foagale •t•reo. Fully BAUER LOTUS (A15800) S85,S15 . (O~U~~~
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~4--+--4--1 • method that might be available!
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524,000. $100K ml -, --------1 71..a_.,..., 7700 SPORnNG BMW 9030 QMPP e.xl warr. 95 XJS e Cyl. convt, -· (714) 89Jl49M GOODS 6065 TRANSPORTATION POR 714-707-6820 rare, 1rlpl• blk, tac ______ ...;-_ '89 Teroell auto, A.IC
1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '98 BMW 7401 '9.T SAFARI w a"' $ 3 e' 6 0 0 · MAZDA 9125 caaa, good cond, wh1/ I• Only 46k ml, P k ut AC Performance Jaiuar. blue Int, 52k ml $8800 .:::.:w:r~~ng BOATS 7011 ~~995 (11'6545) ;.Jo~) $n~'eaa . •949> eso-ea • '87 MIATA "M"Edlt, M.,9-789 eeoe
• COwc MOTORING Ll!XUS Of' '88 XJS Convt 5•pd, lthr, cd, chrome ·~•t•m. eo&.001iiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (949) 850-591 Wl!STMfNSTl!R Sea foam gm/cream, (729825) S1e 977 'H 4RUNN ... 2WV 3to-44t·072S 11 5 (7 ,4 ) 802-eeoe c222848> $33,995 Lii.XU.. moon roof, alloya
TV, ELECTRONICS,
STEREO 6080
18' Dutneld Day Boat '07 BMW 828 BAU•R LOTUa MISalON Vl..,O (016409) $22,N'T !.J~;' $~~5C:a~=: ~~o: ~~~7'm>) HONDA 9085 7t444::t-7700 (800) 9""8388 MIS~~u:.IUO IM9·7~·8189 COYE MOTORING '97 Lotua l!aprlt (800) eee 83M
<949> 550-5915 '93 CIVIC l!X r:e:m, s~'..oe~lk/blk MOCBDES 8130 'HAVALON XLI
CABLI! Deacramblera MARINE SUPS '87 BMW 840 AT, moonrf, m int BAUaR LOTUa 23kml, AT, whne,
30 day money !>•ck DOCRS 7022 Blk/blk 40k ml, co1oe11) $91 888 714o4142_7700 * '84 eoo sac* (100814) $21.680
t ~~;~~~~~ c=-9:o~r.:.1J.o WJ-SEXTMUl•N.U!.R Auto. loeded, aunroof, LllXUS 01'
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North Lido late <012203~1DtUa512•977 $500 down ... um• 714-71•7482 pgr
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rfna) Sllp for SaU Boat all recorda, fully (800) H8-5308 month. Private party. a/c, lthr Int, f\111 J>Wr,
4eft. (940) ff75-7977 loa9d4•!__..~~6o1o800obo $ff ACCORD EX Ve IM ... 73-041 t am/1m ster, cc, cua 6106 -anrf. 140kml, S12,900 "
•••••••• ,98 D•Vlll• Mint Blk w/gray tthr, 28kml, '97 ORAHD Cherokee 1 owner 949-844-1908 1---------
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i::::--+---t--+---1 French Pin• o .. 1c AUTOMOBII.ES Do k. campder""!. .,, • $19,950. 949-640-5744 light SltVer g~. take Smoke/al"'"="'r lo ml. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiii•••
from circa 1820, R!~ R !.n .,~ t"PP1d• ,90 CIVIC DX over lae, $403/mo. ...1,...,,5"'~· .. &hl>) 1• l'renoh FruH wood ..... • .. """r• go Whit $1500 dwn fac warr, --.,.....,_ table, circa 1880, acc: ... ort•• In exc .. a •· 4 dr, auto, AC, loaded 949-720-0521 COVIi MO ORING ••Ml f I of $9,000 worth In-37K ml, $11,400 (949) 860.5915 ac urn, ampa, ACURA 9010 cludlng rear •pare (714) 53•1857 dlahff, clothes. micro-1-----------_ _... _______ 1 EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBL!S
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ETCl .. C•ll for Appt Auto, Full Power warrentry/low mllea. can count on to ••II • VOl.aW.IG!N 1235
5530 MISC. 8015 6017
POSTAL JOBS Deoor•tor l'•brto tor t7th Century French Nov 28_28 • tO.m-0018323) $17,077 Death Forcea Sale Sell your extra '84 R•nv• Rover myriad of merchan-1'iiiiiiiiaiiliii••iill TO $18.35/HR •ale, many cholc••· long clock cue. 6 leg 2 pm 94M 66-8782 LEXUS $24,900. 94H42-369S LWB b•ack/aabl•. di•• ltema, because11
Inc benetlla, no S1·$3yard, 6S" wide. long table, 5350_ MISSION Vll!.10 household Immaculate condition our column• compel '72 Bug needa ~.
expertence. For app. Mary 9f9"631.-6033 p,.,rcelaln Art and•---------(800) 899-5398 To place an ad In items chrome whla, CO, quollfled buyer• to but runa good teso
and el(am Info call Juat Gr••t Firewood Museum cast, $400., COSTA MESA 6124 ---~~.,,...,..,,.,,,...--Ct• .. med · I Cl lfl d sunroof, loaded. calll 714-287 ......
1 ·8 0 0 -8 t 3 ·3 5 8 5 • Avoid the ruahl Order Call 949·720..8138liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84 ACURA Call 842-5878. n BSS 9 S21,000 94l).:225-1817 •42-8078 • • • • • • •
ext 0708, 8am-7pm, nowt $135 •cord, $75 Colleotlon of 40 CNSOX, Bwht/blk,I 5-apdl,•---------
7 daya fda, Inc 1/2 cord. Oellvered1---------• O••· ow m , W·•~n Year• Cherry OR· (000034) ($42,981) frM to )lour driveway. nn&""" table & 4 chalra, UlXUS , EMPLOYMENT 71....,:aes-t432 TO BUY 6019 cherry end·tbl, oak MIS810N V11!.10
•~RVICES 5533 Llmov•• ohlna for deak, chandelier, (800) 889-8388 ~,_ 10. White & gold, like I BUY ALL PIANOS beautiful dlahH & new. Sacrance S15001 gla .. bell a•"d-& ---------1 ~ •-••••• (fM8) 973-09.SS Antlques-qual. furniture • -· .. BMW 9030 ; Please be aware that 1pc or houseful cash much morel 359
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ogory may require you table, $250., Sm table LOB Train Ht Moving 8•1• Every-'Ot BMW 8501 : .co call a 900 number & 2 chaJra, $85., Deak w a n t e d r 0 r thing from A-Z mu1t Blk/gray 50kml,
.. •n which there 18 a $50., Tunturf exercise C h r 1 9 1 m a 9 • C 8 11 goll Brfng trucks. Fri/ S28,995 (#8822) .. charge P•r minute bike $50., mlac end ...,,. _ _..,.,. __ ..... 20 Sat/Sun 9am 259 COVE MOTORING .,, tbl•, oak n1e c.blnel, ____....._. Slerka, Santa Ana/20th (949) 650-591 5
"' SSO., near n.w queen Old Coln• Gold Stiver '82 825 Touring
• mattre .. ••1 and low Franklln Mlm, Ster11ng IRVINE . 6144 W•gon whlte/btac~, :: MERCHANDISE more. 949-844-4704 Old w.tchea & jewelry dual aunroofa, chroma C::lil:.•••••••l •tunning Wedding WMtcout COin 642·9448 whla, new brakes/
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DHlgnecl by Monique Jazz, R&B, Soul. Rock 8 Sunrldge, cro .. at 949-225-1817
Lhuillier. Se4Hl Sept 98 EiC ... 50•8 & eo•a Mike DMrlleld & DC>iltrall ,E. •94 318 I Convertlble. Modern Bride and MS-TS05 Furn, ctothlng, akl a, Red(Tan Lthr, auto,
Martha Stewart9 living crib, mlac baby Items. low ml, ABS a more,
mag. Perlect condition xlnl cond, $19,000.
Size a. breathtaklngly PETS a -NEWPORT Pp 948-404-0120
elegant and almple •U'l"Alll'l'r 6049 •1•9 '88 BMW 825 with companion n.&11~ BEACH v v pur•• Ver•atll• to u•• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Black/blk, 40K ml,
tor any gala event. Beautl All wht Samoyed FRI • UT a.t c~~':.5o~l,~l'J.G
Purchaaed at Mon female, 3yra. All ahota 4818 Saaahore Or. (940) 650-5915 Amie. Priced •1 $1000. fixed. Fr•• to good (Comet of Neptune & __ .....__._ ___ _
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