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Home My WebLink About1999-01-22 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COw.AUNffiES SINCE 1907 Histotjc l)ouse ~ay be-parked .at _p.ark . . . ....... . . • Citizens' committee likes the idea of moving Huscroft house to Fairview Park for a museum. Em1. Gr·H M;Pb COSTA MESA -The Fairview Park C1b.zens Committee has welcomed the possibility of givmg the historic Huscroft house a permanent home at Fairview Park. . The tum-of-the-century landmark was saved from demolition last year and moved to the TeWinkle Pdrk mqintenance yard, where the two-stpry Craftsman-style home will be ~tored until o findl site for it can be found. r"° i ; Judge upholds Parker's · sentence • Man received death penalty for killing five ~omen, including three in Costa Mesa, and an unborn child in 1970s. GRI c RL-.tJ\(j ~fib A Supenor Court judge on Thursday · fonnally sentenced a fonner U.S. Marine staff sergeant to death for the brutal rape and murder of frvP. Orange County women in the 19706. Gerald Parker, 43, was con- Developer Eric Ccriuch offered to ·donate the hou~e. along w1th $5,000, to the city The· Caty Council accepted the donation and approved spending more .than $77,000 to move the house. According to the FalfVtew Park Mdstei Plan, space is avtulable in the eastern por- tion of the park, near the tra'in station, for a histoncal site Wlth musewns. On Thursday, Councilwoman Linda Dixon said she envisions the creation o{ a historical d1stnct at the park using the Huscroft home us a museum. She sclJd the house also could be used as dn mformation center about the development of fd1rview Park. A comrmttee needs to be formed lo research the posslbHitics, Dixon sdid. One of the reasons the City Council accepted the donation or the ho~e was SPINOUT S:--'l:t--~-::!o•ct .. of the crimes Jac;t October by a Jury that also sentenced him to death a month later. Judcre Francisco Bnscno upheld the jury's detision Thursday, and derued a defense motion for a new tnal. Judy Tran, a. pracUces some spins at the !ce Chalet in Costa Mesa this week, getting a helping hand from Lindsay Le after loslng her balance after one of the moves. \ Parker murdered five Orange County women and one llilbom child in the late 1970s. Three of the women ~ Kimberly Gaye Rawhns, Marolyn Kay Cdrleton and Debra Lynn Senior -lived in Costa Mesa.· . Parker raped his Vletims and used a blunt object to beat them to death. earning him tlie grisly ruckname · ·nie Thumper.• Three of the Vlctuns' families had a Cmal chance to speak m court before Parker was sent to Death Row-1it San Quentin Prison m Northern Ca.Wornia. · Parker, a former U.S. Marine stntioned at Tustin· and El Toro air bases during the murders, con- fessed to poUce when he was arrested in 1996. Pobce were able to link Parker to the cnrnes through ONA ev1denoo. . The case cllso set free a man wrongly accu d of one of Park- er's murders. Parker dttempted to kill Dianna D'Aiello Green and murdered her unborn child m 1979. Green's foriner husband, Kevin Green, was convicted and spent 16 years in state prison until foren ic evidence helped nab Parker. MILLENNIUM.MOMENT He went from crew coach to captain of OCC's ship Alter growing up m New- port Beach, Dovid Grant joined Orange Coast Col· lege's faculty m 1962 as a . siiling coach and asslst6fll crew coach. He served as OCC's head C.-rew coach for more than 25 years, developing the Pirates ~nto one of the nation'• prerri.ler rowing pow911. Grant was dean of sfudentl from t 976 ~ough 1986. He became OcC'1 president m l 989 0 _,.4 Grant and retired in 1995. • .. because the Fauv1ew Park development p~oject was moving forward, and the house possibly could be used as a museum as designated in the master plan, Council- woman Libby Cowan said. Locating the house at the park would bed small pdrt of the more than $9 million m propo~<>d improvements to the park, including hlk· ing and biking trails, re,.stonng habitat and ·building a bridge over Placentia Avenue. Hiring a project manager al"'o means accepting donations and plannmg fund raising events can get under way, Cowan said. She also suggeste-tl that design plans begin for the train stt.tbon and h1stonc house area. Project Manager Bob Fisher !-tclid the house would be .compaLil.Jle with the lrain station, and suggested that he work with staff dDd bnng back som options for Uu• comnuttee to corlSlder. · Moving the house to· the park will hinge, m part, on the planning depart- m~nt's creation ot d policy cmd compre· hensive plan for histonc districts, said Put,. be Services Dliector Bill Morns. Staff is researching other historic structures m the city for presentation to the City Counal. In other matters, the committee dt'i· cussed its recommendation on the usP of d $200.000 dondtion received about ·d ye<lf ago. The Fauview Park conuruttee h<1s recommended the money be used to build d p1cruc shelter, interpretive area and re~t room facility on the west side of the park. said Dave Alkema, pdrk supenntende>nl, That recommendation b. scheduled to go to the City 'council Feb. 1. lAAflY (~.'RIGHT 0 The Jlistoric Huscroft house, in background, might be used all> a museum at TeWink.Je Park. William Huscroft, foregrotind, previously owned the home. Moorlach says ti . . . h-f-ming IS ng .,., for school bond • County treasurer thinks district can get matching f~nds from the state for repairs, which would increase property values in Newpt>rt-Mesa. ~"°1 NEWPORT-MESA -If every other option has becn exhausted, there are severdl r~asons why Newp6rt-Me.sa .:;hould consider a bond L"sue to repair and upgrad • its sC"hools, sd1ct Orange County Treasurer John Moorlach. · Conference to .focus on successful bond issues tir..., . BUENA PARK -Havmg succes fuDr pass~d a 13..S million schools bond is ue.. m her district, Supenntell;: dent Cato) Riley will b sharmg her secrets at the Orange County Treasur Conference in Costa t-.1~ on Feb 4. ~TOS BY DON L(ACH I DAILY f'llOT The passage of Propo tt10n lA, '"·ruch provtdes state match· mg funds for school lac1lity bonds, and the close con~lauon between .school quality and prop· erty values could make H bond issue a wm-win situation for homeowners and the school dts· trtct. Moorldch sdid. '" who pre.ic1es ovea the Buc.na Park School D1 - trict, said there are no short- cuts or pobticallr "'d\'V} maneuvers to gettmg a bond lSSue ~sed m th .,, •• ' "lt behooves tht> school distnct to persuade or educate the voters that a bond issue 1s necc.s::.ary." he said. "They have to do a good job of commumcatmg their needs, and the voters have to believe that it is . worth theu inve ent." !\-oorldrh will lead a cont "r- ence in Co tu Mesa on Feh 4 where local ottiaals can learn about effective ways to· invest public money A feature of the daylong conference ·will he a pre· sentation about school bond issues. One of the stronge t argu- ments for a bond 1 sue i" that school quality 1s a strong deter- ffiinant of property value ... , c..spe· ctaUy in Newport Beach, as more • families with children are buyiflg homes, Moorltlch said. School board member Dana Black, a real estate agent. agreed: "As a real estate ngent, curb appeal is so strong. That'" what it's called when a buyer dn· ves up lo a nc1ghborhood where the average horn cost $200,000 SEE BONO PAGE 5 ' staunchly oon~ervat1vc. county, JUSl hard \\:ork "l\ take! a lot of conunu- rucatiOn and mvolvement of the conununity, • he srud: ·You have to identity v.~tia the schools' needs a.re and you have to a!tlc som ~-•.on.b~ hard Questions.· Among those.qu tion w unpPrtant ac.i schnn-,.~ the commumcy, and h much would re_<nden willing to pay to see th improved ·All of ow ~, 1.001 . arc over 30 year.-old sh said "They look gOfld. but when build.in~ get that old the) ·need to be repaired. An} hornrowner knows lh t " After conducting ""'v :al community &lll'VC}'b, Buena Park school offida.b found that veters WP.re Willing to par 18 a year per tOO,O of the a ed valuation of lheu homes to mod rmze SEE SUCCESS PAGE S INDF.X ClASSRD •• -·-tO Di\l900l 2 MtJCIOlm_.ft_ 9 SPC:ll5 .... ' ..... .........1 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COW\NiUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1999 Rist~ric _,house. may.be parked ~t park . . . • Citizens' committee likes the idea of lll?ving Huscroft hquse to Fairview Park for a museum. lkftrh COSTA MESA -The Fan-view Park Citizens Corruruttee has welcomed the possibilitY of giving ihe historic Huscroft house a permanent home at Fairview Park. The tum-of-the-century landmark was saved from demolition last year and moved to the TeWinkle Park maintenance yarG\, where the two-story Craftsman-style home will be stored unµl a final site for it can be found. Judge upholds Parker's sentence • Man received death penalty for killing five women, including three in Costa Mesa, and an unl"Jom child in 1970s. DalyPb A Supcnor Court Judge on Thursddy fonnally sentenced a former U.S. Manne staff sergeant to death for the brutal rape and murder of hve Orange County women in the 1970S. . Developer Enc 'cernich offered to donate the hou.se. ttlong 'Wlth· $51.000. to the city. The City Council accepted the donation and approved spending more than '$'/7 ,000 to move the house. According to the Fairview Park rytaster Plan, space is available m the eastern por- tion of the park, near the tram station, tor a lustorical site with museums. . On Thursday, Councilwoman Linda Dixon said she envisions the creation of a historical district at the park using the Huscroft home as a museum. She sa.Jd the house also could be used as clO information center about the development oi Fairview Park. A conumttef' needs to be fom1ed to research U1e possibilities. Dixon said. One ot the reasons the City rouncil accepted the donation of the house was SPINOUT · Gerald Parker, 43, was con- vtcted of the cnmes last October by a Jury that also sentenced him to deat.h a month later. Judge Francisco Briseno upheld the jury's dec1s10n Thursda~ and denied a defense motion for a new trial. · Judy Tran, 8, pracUces some spins at the Ice Chalet In Costa Mesa this week, getting a helping hand from Undsay Le after losing her balance ·after one of the moves. Parker murdered hve Ordnge County women and one unborn chil<I in the late 1910s. Tiltee of the women -Kimberly Gaye • Rawlins, Marolyn Kay Carleton and Debra Lynn Senior -lived in Costa Me a. Parker· raped his victims and used a blunt ob1ect to beat them to death, earning him the grtsly nickname •Tue Thumper.• Three of the victims' families had a final chance to speak in court before Parker was sent to Death. Row at San Quentin Prison in Northern California. 1 Parker, a fonner U S. Manne ~'8tioned at Tusbn and El Toro air bases dunng the murders, con- fessed to police when he was arrested in 1996. Police were able to link Parker to the crimes through DNA evidence. The case also set free a man wrongly accused of e nc of ·Park- er's murders. Parker attempted to kill Dianna D' Aiello Green and murdered her unborn child m 1979 Green's former husband, Kevin Green, was convicted and spent 16 years in state prison unW forensic evtdence helped . nab Parker. MIUENNIUM MOMENT He went from crew coach to captain of OCC's ship After growing up isl New- p(>rt Beach, David Grant joined Orange Coai.t Col· lege's faculty in 1962 as a sailing coach and assistant crew coach. l le served as OCC's head crew coach for more than 25 years, developing the Pirates into one of the nation's premier rowing powers. Grant was dean of students from 1976 UU-ough 1986. He betame ~c~~~~s~ 1989 D•vld Grut J • because the FclirvieW> Park development pro1ect was moving forward, and the house possibly could be used a!) a musl•um as designated m the master plan, Council- woman Libby Cowan SH1d Locating the house at the park would be d stnaJl pdrt of the more than $9 million m propoSC!d improvements to the park, anc:ludmg hik- ing and btk.i,ng trails. r('stonng habitat and building a bridge over Placentii:I Avenue. Hiring a project man~gcr also means accepting donations and pldllning fund raising events can get under way, Cowan said. She also suggested that de'>ign plans begin for the train station and h1slonc house area. Project Manager Bob Fisher said the house would be comp<ilible with tht• tram station .. and suggPsted that he work with 72 10111 staff i:!Dd bnng back some options for tbr• committee to consider. Moving the house to the park will hinge, in part. on the. planrung depart- ment's creation ol a policy dnd compre- hensive plan for h1stonc d1strtcts, Sdtd Pub- ite SE?'Jvices Director Bill Moms. Strtlf 1s researching other histonc structures m the city for presentatiop to the City Council. Jn other matters, the corrumttee db· cussed its recommendation on the use of a $200,000 donation received utioul d year ago. The Fairview Pd!k corrurultet> hc1s recommended the money be used to build d picruc shelter, mterprellvC' area. dnd re.st room facility on the west side of the park, s<11d J?ave Alkema, park supenntendent. Thdt recommendation is scheduled to go to the City Council Feb. 1. NRIGl-fT I DA r PiWT The historic Huscroft hou~e, In background, might be used as a museum at TeWinkle Park. Wiltiam Hw croft, foreground, previously owned the home. . . Moorlach says ti .. . . ht m1ng1Sng · for school bond . •County treasurer thinks district can get matching funds from the state for repaus, which would_ increase property values in Newport-Mesa. NEWPORT-MESA · If even other option has been exhausted there are several re<1sons ·why Newport-Mesa should conc;1der a bond issue to repau and upgrad~ · its schools, said Orange Countv Treasurer John M lach. The pasi.age of Propo!)1Uon lA. which provide~ state matc.h- ing funds for school facility bonds, and the close correldtlon between school quality und prop- erty values could make a bond issue ·a win-wm s1tuallon lor homeO\vners and the school di~ tnct, Moorlach ~aid. alt behoove!) the school d.istnct to persuade or educate the voters that a bond is~ue b necessary,• he Said "They haw to do a good Job of · communicating their needs, and the voters have to believe that 1t 1s worth their investment.• Moorlach will lead a conJ r- ence in Co~ta Me ... a on feh 4 where locaC ofhcicll..., can learn about effective way~ to mvest public money. A feature of the daylong conference will be a pre. sentahon about chool bond issues. One ol the strongest argu- ments for a bond issue i thdt school qvality U> a strong deter-. , nunant of property value , n pc· cially in Newport Beach. as more . families with children art:' buying home-., Moorlach cud . School ix>ard memh r Dana Black, a real estate agent, agreed: •As a real estate agent, curb appeal ts so strong. Thal\ what it's called when a huyer dn- vcs up to a nc1ghoorhood wher the aven~ge horn co t $200,000 SEE BOND PAGE 5 Conference to focus ·on successful bond issues !kiY fio,1 BUENA PARK-HaV10g successfully passed a $1311 million schlY" s bond i in her ~t:-•· -;upennlP.O- dent Caro R ey will be shanng her .,&.rets at 1he Orange County Treasure.rs Conference in Costa I\ lcsa on Feb 4. Riley, whp pre. ide O\ er the Buena Park School 1~1 - tnct, said there are no ~hort cuts or politically sa\ ''l maneuvers to getting a bond issue passed m the staunchly con ervaUvc county, 1ust hard work •Jt takes a lot of ronunu- mcation and uwoivement o1 the corrunuruty, • he aia ·You have to identify ''"'hft't""""1 the choolS' need! are a d you have to ask some veiy hard questions· Among thosP que.tion how unportant arc scb1oq~~ to the commumty, Md b muc.h woUld residents willing to pay to see them improved. ·All of ow schools re ov r 30 years old," sh aid •niey look: good. but \\hlm building get that old the} need lo be repaired. 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Tickets for the perfOJTIUlnces at 7:30 p.nt are $34, and S30 for the 9:45 p .m. ihow.1be Centet ls at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Por more inforination,cal1(71•)55f>. ARTS. date book Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pi IJM~, S'lltl01 and ll1uuun ... . . . · International percussion group brings its unique brand of rhythm to Costa Mes~ JOUSul'EN ~P'b 0 ake a bunch of pans, pipes, trash bin and work boots. Bang them together in a contagious rhythm that makes you shake your thing, and what do ~have~ It's the boom-bip, a boom-bip, rat-a-tat-tat of Stomp. The international per-. cuss1on troupe returns to the Orange County Performing Arts Center for eight perfqrmances Jan. 26-3 1. The show is cteated with a mix of music and.movement, without lyrics or plot. Jt utilizes everyday objects normally stuffed under the bed or m a closet to produce organic rhythm. Prom its origins on the streets in Brighton, England, Stomp has been swept off the · sidewalk and on to the stage by its creators, Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas. From performances at the Emmys to accept their award for the HBO special #Stomp Out Loud,• to an mtemabonal tour and continuous, sold-out sho~s in New York, the pro- ducers, dancers and drummers have created a unique niche in the entertainment world Stomp's success dunng each performance relies on the ener- gy produced by human senses, audience participation and a group of highly skilled profes- sional percussionists, dancers and martial ,artists. Coming from varied backgrounds, the performers inco.rporat~ chal- lenging choreography Wlth per- sonal flavor to produce a show like no other As described by the dancers, Stomp is an exotic, intricate, loud, energizing, gritty glunpse mto the cacophony of omnipresent sound, the display of which is groeling on the bod- ies and minds of the people involved Rehearsals, wann- ups, work-outs and an occa- sional ride to the nearest social mecca to maintain sanity keep them in physical and mental check. nus is especially true for the women of Stomp, who inter- change roles with the men. Having danced professional- ly for rune years, Ana Pomales, a 27-year-old dancer from Puer- to Rico, says this is the hardest show she's ever been m. •Forget about the long lines of a dancer's body,• Pomales said. •stomp lS all about squat- ting and banging I think I've gamed 20 pounds of muscle mass from this snow becduse it really builds your legs and upper body.• Stomp uses everyday objects and their feet to create their own style of music with a groovtn' beat that Just won't qull Leaming to drum challenged the dance~. "It's reatl.y ~ conglomerabon of movement." she saidt "As a dancer, you move more than the drummers, so it's really cool because the dancers get to learn about the music and the rhythm and the drummers get to know more about the move- ment and the dance.• "I'm not a drwnmer," said . Coralissa Gsiines, a 25-year-old dancet from Los Angeles "Dancers (usually) just dance to the music and once you cross over ~o making the music and dancing to it sin1ultaneously, it's a whole different trip. I never redlly had musical dextt-!rity in my feet, bke with tap dancing. lt's been the hardest Uung I've ever had to learn." Along with learning new techniques, the performers are STOMP encouraged to unprovise a b1t once the show begins Though edch of the touring troupes rehearses the same choreogra- phy, the pieces change once on stage. · •The Brazilian guys bring a Brazilian flavor, I bring flavor from PUerto Rico -you know, [it's in the] hips,• Pomales sa.id. •There's a part in the show called 'hands and feet ' We clap our hands and stomp our feet. There's a section of four bars of eight where [each performer)' is chosen to do whatever (they) want, and it's always cWferent. • Not knowing how each show will tum out is augmented by the audJence's reaction. "The audie nce at the last &how I saw was in love with everything,• Pomales said. "It's an unexplainable feeling [to see the show]. Every night is just an • Wlllll: Orange County Peffonning Arts Center, 600 Town Centar Drive, Costa Mesa + WllBI: Tuesday through Jan. 31; show times are 8 p.m. Tuesday through Fri- day: 5 and 9 p.m. Saturday ana 2 and 7 p.m. Sonday + HOW MUCH: S25 to S48 + PHONE: Ttdceu: (213) 365-3500; Information: (714) 740-7878 b Stomper Ana Pomales said lbe galaed about 20 pounds of 11u11cle mass performing wttb the daooe/peraualoa group. audience laughing and clap- pmg and groovmg in theit seats.H The show brings out each performer's inherent rhythms, which the audience can easily . understand •stomp is so organic, it's like human nature,• Games said. frhe way the different dancers can make each number go a different way at any second by bringing their personality to the roubne, that's like ndture .... Stomp lS internal, bke the heartbedt, because music and dance are the uru- versal ldJlguages. There are no language bamers because it's cill about body language.• Though each touring troupe is made up of mostly men, every role can be played by a man or a woman. •There is a lot or testos- t(•rone, • Games said. "But it's dlso great for women becduse there tS a femirune touch to it There are numbers where there are six guys und one woman on the stage. When that woman is me, the women in the audience look at me like, 'I can do that, too.' It's not a man's world. . Women of the world can stomp 1ust as hard.· Stomp has captured audi- ences the world over, influ- Pnced popular culture and brought a new level of con- sciousness to the bangs and c.:Janks of life. •wait until you hear the pipes,• Pomales said. "They make an underwater sound. I don't want to tell you any more, because I'll ruin it for you. You'll have to wait and see.• The opposite side of the stage Former security guard at The ~e1_1ter returns to perform with Stomp Jou SrtnN llttt Pb Within the international rainbow of ctrurn~ mers anadancers that make up Stomp lS a native to Orange County. Steven Palmer, 35, is about to return to the Ordllge County Per- forming Arts Center, standing strong on the opposite side of the stage to which he was accustomed. not as a ~ecurtty guard, but as a Stomper. •The boots I wear on stage a re my work boots from when I was workin g at the arts center," the Costa Mesa resident said. Excit- ed to see his former co-workers, Palmer says he's nervous about performing ln front of lus wife, Sharon, and his friends and family, although he appreciates their support. on stag,e .. "" wOrk lioDl5 hm wh..lwas wafblg•'9 arts~" StMIPsl rr ·r·ve always been a performer,• Palmer said. So it was no shock that ~hile working as a secu- rity guard at the The Center just a year ago, he was bombarded with sugge~tions by friends and family that he audi- tion for Stomp. When the 8ud1tions came to Los Angeles, Palmer fdXed his resume and pictures to the audition committee, to no immediate avail. After 10 months of bearing n othing, Palmer received a call that the pr<>(iucers were interested in seeing hiqi audition in )i(ew York. Palmer borrowed more than $700, traveled aero s the United States and made the final cut. "There I was," he said, •t.tus 250-pound, 35-ycar-old guy from L.A., in a room full of lean, young danceni. • Since he began traini]lg for Stomp on Jan. 19, 1998, Palmer has toured the United S~tes, •tore up the house" in Canada, and is excited to be a part of the upcoming Euro- pean tour. Palmer was tt military police officer for SIX Y,ears. and brings that experience with him to the stage •1•ve heard some of the cast members call me the cement,• he said . •r play a funny · guy, but the audience stoesn't (laugh) until I tell them to.• · Pilot HEADERS t:tOTUNf news stories. lllustt.tions, edit~ WIAT11EI SUIF POLICE FILIS (949) 642-6086 rial rnamr 0< ~u Rec0<d ~ comments •bout h«etn CM'I be r.produced with-. the D•I Piiot oi news tips °"'written ~of copy- fOlt4 .-u.. right owner. , , VOL 91, NO. 19 AQDRESS HOW IO REAOt US Our address ts 330 W Bl)' 9*., .... . Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Omlledon THOMAS H. JOHNSON. CORRECTK>NS . The ll!MI Or .... County Pubhshef (800) 252-9141 WIUJAM L090ELL. It ls the Pltori pollcy to prompt· Mt. .... EdrtOf ly corr.a all erron of wbsUn<• 0-'fled (M9) 642·5678 STEYI W..w.I. Pluse call (949) 57~168, ~ (949) 642-4321 Mal'\8g1ng Editor m ~ BffCM:osg Mesa ......... TINA 9°"GATTA. 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""""Ol."',.,. ..... . llWIMJURES T10ES Balboa TODAY 69149 First low Corona~Mar 6.11 a.m .• , ••••• l 0 7~ Cost.Mesa Ftrst high 6~ 12:381.m ••.•• 4 2 ~~ S.COnd low Newport COMt 6:41 p.m .•.••••• 0.4 7~ Second high '1 ;'55 a m •••••. 4 4 ._POMCAST LOCATION SIZE 't'lllldge. • • • • • • 2. 7 w SAnMDAY Newport ....•. 2·5 w First low ll«tles .••••.. 2·5 w 7-35 a.m .•••••.• 1.9 IUww Jetty .•••• 2-4 w First high ~ ••••••••• 2-4w 1.29 .. m .••••••. 4.4 IOAlw.G Second !Ow Momllig winds out 7:31 p.m, ••••••• 0.9 of the Miit-north-Second high Miit It 5 to 10 knots 1:07 pm ....... 3.7 blcomlnt Wiit· IOUlhwuseett, at 12 to lO knoll bv the eftumoon. We have a swell out of the west tY$y 11 seconds f°' sets in the chest-to shoul· der high 1rea. Sets sh<?uld go heed· high-plus It west· facing beaches. The toream ~the same for Saturday. ~.we do ~ clouds rno\ltng In~~ lttOWen bv Sundly. Wlt9f MbMy Ii COSTAmSA • a.br terwt:: Sewl'el ptedous stones worth S 1, 100 wer. • stol..n from a c.er In the 600 block sometime during the night of Jan. 9. . • ,.., Olive: A w stereo worth $400 was stolen In the 400 block between 12:30 and 6 a.m. Jin. 19. • s.. AIYI """"9: Several CMeS of beer worth $67 were stolen from a store In the 1600 block It about 7:10 p.m. Mn. 14. . • 11th ltrMt: A w.ttch end i purw end tu Contents, worth S2,0IO, wete stolen from a c• in the 4(1) btock 9t .t>otlt 11:JO a.m. Jan. 11. -OllTllAOI • IMI C..-....... A COit WOf'th S 1,500 WM sto6er°\ from a tat In the )D block Ill~ 1:JO •. m. JM ... ....... ~DIM! 1WO Mrylk ICUlplur9I war1h M.700 w.e stder\ from 1 .._..,_ In the 400 block betts1•1 1:15 INI ,. l".JO p.m. JM. 20. I •..._..,._A coin fnlcNrw was"°"" ffom •~In l the 5500 block bettucln I end 10 p.m. Jlft. 1t. · • 111 ..... ...._A_.,,..._,.USOWlllliDien fNm I GI In .. J100 block '°""°*'1• INtl II , ..,_ .,. .. Jiln. 20. • "'9 I.Mr.-..,. SSt5 -~ flimlt I"""' In the,_ ~-f 1 a i.llit Ha• "'. hJewport Beach/Costa lv\eso paily Pilot • • • BRIEFLY ~osta Mesa group gets $10,000 grant : The Costa M~a-based Adult 1'ay Service£ of Orange County recently received a St0,000 grant fiom the PacihcCarc Foundation. ~ The donation will be used to ·· <tevclop a program with Isaac Sowers Middle School m Hunt- i.ilgton Beach that involves chil- dren and the elderly. : "The PaciftcCare Foundation is one way our company, as well as our employees, help the com· $unities we serve," said Bill • ~ood, president of 'the Paci!ic-Cf are Foundation • 1 Adult Day Services or Orange . <:ounty provides a 'continuum. of · ~-.ilr::i~ day programs for the elderly and support services. including case management, counseling and support groups for families • The PaalicCare Foundation was established in 1991 by Paci· ficCare Health Systems. The foundation helps · causes that enhance the health, weUness and weUare of individuals, families ~nd the public. I Halogen light starts · fire on Peninsula Friday, Jonuory 22, t m A good sign . . Prototype of placard that would be used to help guide Balboa Village tourists well-received by locals Ji ,11 1 K IW!IA'" members will vote on whether to pcrmammUy place similM stQ!lS• Oclltt rt; throu{lhout tM peninsula'• bui1· BALBOA VILLAGE -Tht• ness d1stnc-ts. ,.:. reVlews ure in. Assistant City Mdnage:r; Business owner~ here are g1v-Sh uon Wood is proposmg a ie't! mg a thumbs-up to the proposNl chdnge'> to the permanent si~,, ~new directional signs for Ball>ou mcJudmg making the back.t7 Village~ after set!ing a prototype ground blue instead of tan for; .,_ the city installed at the comN of eaSJcr recJdabllity and placmg the"' Balboa Boulevctrd and Pfllrn · plilcards higher up to prevent Street. · vanddlism. "l thin~ it's great, if thdt's what The !>igns sli~d -be installed . they're grung to u c for the dU'ec· \\ritlun a couple o{ months,· Wood uooals, • said Gay Wassail-Kelly, soid The budget for the sign pro- d member or lhe B11ll:>oa M1•r-·gram 15 $40,000. from ComrnWii- chanLs Association. ~u looks like ty Development Block Grant a wave, the lettenng is pleasant funds. , and' colors are good -I love 11. • The !.'anding sign's deMgn Britta Pulliam, owner of Bnlltt's sparked a minor controversy last Cafe, said signs that Cdn pomt month when Councilman Gary tourists in the nght direction for Adams sd1d he didn't partiCularly Bdlboa attractions -the p1 •r.;, cure for. the wdy 1t looked. Sq the Fun Zone and parking struc-instead or dpproving the pro· tures -are desperately needed. gram, th<' counctl agreed ·to have A fire caused by a halogen Ught destroyed the bottom half of an apartment on the Balboa 12eninsu1a Wednesday night. Nq <Sne was in1ured. A prototype of a new sign ln Newport Beach that will help guide visitors around Balboa Village sits at the comer of Palm Avenue and Balboa Boulevard. ~1 think lh<!y'll help tremen-a prototype made so everyon~ dously, • she said. •1 Jove ll' In rnu1d !>ee it beforehand.. ' ' addition to bemg an mJormdtlOn Also part of the pr09ram are center. it adds some charm to thP larc1c•1 monwnenl signs that will village that's been mis~ing for a be placed at lhe entrances of the• while." vanous districts, mdudiilg Ball:>Oa .• On Monday, City Council Village anct Mcfddden Square. " : The blaze started at about 9:30 p .m. dt a building in the 200 olock of 33rd Street One of the fesidents, MMk Stuatt, smelled smoke from his bedroom and noticed the lower portion of the unit Wd.S engulfed irl flames. He \Yas able lo escape and called 911 from a neighbor's dpartment. • The fl.re bcgdn to impinge on the two-story struc.tu.re next door. l:irefightcrs were uble to extin- guish the blaze quickly upon amving at th~ scene Damage to the lower unit was listed as ~ver<', the upper unit received little damage. • Fire officials said the blaze was the result of a h1gh-inlens1ty halo· ~en light that was close lo a tow- t:l. The towel caught fife dfld destroyed the room Fire ofhcials warn thdt some lights produce· extreme heal and can be ddflger- 9us n<>ar flammable objects. COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buffo Peter Bu!fa's weekly Friday colwnn will' not appear today. WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... . . • , •=1•='~=··· OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUR MENU: flSHTACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMUETTE Cock1011~ Phon1• Ah1·ocl lor f 0011 lo Go 296 E. 17TH ST. 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I • A Friday, Jomrny 22, 1999 Newport Beoch/Costa Nteso Doily Pi 0 Parerits want time on their 'side llllFLY orensen to handle f air's p.r. temporarily • Questionnaire drive at four <;::osta Mesa grade schools will ask parents tthout reconfiguration. rfUSJJ 1 ic~, i.btf Piol r·oslA ME!~A -Purentc, m lh•• Cost" M1•sa I ftqh Schopl 'l.one rtU• hopinq to how the district l!dl thl.'y don'! want its propos<.'<i .c liool n·1 <inftr1urauons. ot led t n 1l yet • 1'11ulitnrw Elr•in1•ntarv pan ... 1t I 1111 t Kfo< hman httS rallied the '1 \s of Sonorn, <'olh~ge Pork. 1'ill~ h1<1<1k~:. dnd h •r school to .,, n<I hcnn•· qtwst1onndlf<'..S to rrw11!-.UIP p1J11•nl<;' \tcW'> o f lhf' ( I 1pos.d rt11·~ l<1ld us thPy y, on t move torv..ircl w1lh 1t unlt!Ss thf•y huve l(I •• nl Uw J•nl('(ll l>Phind lh<>m I I U! IHYlrtfl Stl 1d I Vt• hi •f'O lo hell rr11•r>tu1qi. 011<1 lhPy ~c11d ti).-•y '' 011 I dn tl11s unle s tltey h 1y'th1 ( I 0\>Pfl<;ll') nw dt<.tru I h1IS rec om11w11ded iliey iold us they won't move for· . ward with It m If.., have 70% of riJt pcrn belliMI them. I've been to d9 "*"'5, Cl1d lhrt said they "°"'' do this &dess, they have the COIYISUS;. Janet Krochman • P r nt of Paularlno Elcmentaf}' School 1Student t tummy i}!J Co~ta M~i1 cl<•m• n- tary' schools 1nt1J kind1>rgach•n· tt)rough·lhrrd·yrndf' or fourth- through-suth-grtJde cum puses In . ihe Costa Mc a H1yh zonP., this would mt•dn the fourth-grndC'C from Srinort.1, CollegP PcHk, P~ultmno and K1llytJrookP. would be movNJ lo Davis. "The <;.onvcr ctlJon h1•1c needs lo ~ldrt with, 'Whc1t sido are you on?'• J<iochrnan StiJd. The qu1•!>tiOnOil•m-> t>xplilm the d1stnc::t\ proposdl dncl ask pau>nts to che< k <t box ind1cr1tinc whether BRETHREN CHRISTIAN .J l ~ I 0 R & S E N I 0 R II I G II S C H 0 0 L fdua{1ty Chrut1an Educatwn Smee 1947 ..... ~ I • Open House For Pro,pl'cth l' Sttuknt' anti Pan.·nh Sunda~. Januar~ 2-' • 2:.'0 --1:00 p.m. ( ',,,,, ,, 1//1 I;,, . ' 111 I/ , , ' I I\ i I , /1, I /,/\\/I,,,,,,\ • ,, ,, I 111, ,·/ ''''' /'111/i I/'•" ,11;,/ /,11 /1//1 Now Accepting Applications for Fall 1999 Enrollment Grades 7-12 2 I 141 Strathmoor Lane • I luntmgtun lkuch, CA 92t>46 171 4>9'6"2-6617 • FAX (714) 962-3171 • http.I/pages rrod1gycom/BCJJIS Ar:u~d11'd Ii~ IN l+i>llUIT Auoc10tu111 of S<hools uttJ Cnll#K'J oJfki th.o .i1JQC1ulwn ofChrtSIUJll S<lwo/s /1TttrMllon<JI ll1..d.tro1 CJwi ... IA /-~ lhp Xll<>oi •ck-• ell opplota.nu ttpl(jltU of RC• tOlot., llltQW c:tf>llft lh .. II) "'on who hl>t • pn.onal -·-• f&t• IA (hnu llNI 1 du ff f(J!f • (llf'damer.c.I C h1111W1 cdur.at""' , lu I IJ #9~·19~~ they favor or oppose lt. The ques- ttonnalres have been nt home to Killybrooke parents. and will bo dlStnbutod at Paulanno in the next few dttys. Kr6chman is working Wlth the Sonora and CoUege Pdrk taff and PTAs to find out how those chool<> want to proceed, and is hdvtng U1e questionnaire tJanslat- ed into Spanish. Supenntendcnt Robert Barbot said he is interested in hcanng what parents hctve to say. Parents m tlie Estunad zone have also . strtrted e1 petJtion drive to stop the trcmf>fer of TcWinkle's seventh- and eJghth-gr ders to the high school. School board member Dana Bl<tck said thP. distnct wants to reach consensus with ilc; parents. • wc·r~ not going to measure it, hut we want 100% buy-in," Black snid. "To JUSl put a petition togP.thm c;cts us bdck. lnstt>Ctd we want to hear some options. They nPed to understand what our '-cj1Jrmrnd is " Krochmnn :,atd she under- lands that the district needs to r arrange the grode:> to accom- modate smaller kindergarten and pre-school programs. But she said she wants to have more time to come up with an alternanve. · "I have a pretty good under- standing of what'.s going on,• she sd1d. .. But for the volume of data we nef>d to look at and the distil- ldbon that needs to occur, we need more t:JJne. • Along with other Costa Mesa pdrents,· Kochner will present the survey at the next reconfiguration ·community meeting. U a majority of parents opposes the distnct'~ · proposal, she will ask the distnct not to unplement any changes for al least a year while the parents come up Wlth a viable alternative •If we don't come up with an altematlve, at least we will have a year to deal with this,• she said. The next reconfiguration meet- ing tor the Costa Mesa High zone will be held Feb. 3 at Davis Ele- mentdry School, 1050 Arlington Drive. Becky Bailcy·Fmdley. gt>neral manager of the Orang Coun- ty Fair, confumed Thursday that Costa Mesa resid nt Diane Sorensen has accepted a temporary position w1~ the fair, replac· mg ,Jill Uoyd and AsSOPatos as director of public affaus. Jill Uoyd and Associates left earlier this month after 25 yea.rs with thefair. · "' ·. •we think that the fair i5 m absolutely good hand:.,· Bailey- Fmdley said. "Diane brmgs a wealth of ~owlcdge. and expen- ence with her. We are grateful that she is willing to give us this . short amount of. time." · Sorensen':. $35,000 contrdct will exptre Aug. 31 . Her pnmary duty will be to act as a transitional team leader an~ to take care of the immediate needs and projects related to the upconung fCilI. She also will complete tasks related to public affairs and com- muruty/corp<>rate relations. Sorensen will oversee the marketing . campaign, med.la relations and sponsorship liaisoll$'for _Ute 1999 fair. . • Bailey-Findley acicnowletlged that a fmdmg a full-tune · replacement for the services provided by Jill Lloyd and Assoo-. ates will take time . In the meanbine, both parties are excit~d about the prospect of working together. . . •1t is a wonderful opporturuty to be a part of this transition and to take the fair to the next level,• _§prensen said. Sorensen worked for the fall from 1988-1994, while she was an empl<?fee with Jill Lloyd and Ass<>Pates. She said she is 109k- ing forward to renewing her working relationship with the fair. Prior to accepting her.new position with the fair, Sorensen had her own public affairs/speaal event consulting business, dls Consulting. · Device May Increase Gas Mileage by 22% TEST DATA BOSTON -National Fuelsaver of the fuel would only burn claimed by the developer:!' ~·government studied .fuel C f B h d l d h · · ·th In add' · saving test data on vehicles orp. o oston as eve ope w en tl came ut contact w1 1t:J.on to government made b several auto makers a low cost automotive accessory . the platinum surfaces of the confirmation qf its fuel saving using ~ Gasaver Usted called the Platinum Gasaver catalytic converter. claims, the Oasaver has r:eccived below is the data from a fleet which is guaranteed to increase Unfortunately, the converter patents for raising gasoline of IS identical 5-liter vctucles gas mileage by 22% while process takes place outside of octane, and bas been approved vdlldt Ma./p1.Milea'p1. r~ meeting all federal and state the engine, where the energy for reducing emissions to N..a.r wldlotlC •1111 tacraic G-•tt <>-•tr emission standards. produced cannot be harnessed acceptable levels. With a simple connection to to drive the vehicle. Joel Robinson, the developer, ~~ a vacuum line, the Gasaver But with platinum in the commented: "We have sold 53 adds microscopic quantities of combustion chambers. 22% over 350,000 G~avers. To our 51 platinum to the air-fuel mixture more of each gallon bums surprise. as many people · buy S6 entering the engine. inside tlie engine so that 22% the Gasaver because it extends 64 Platinum has the unique ability fewer gallons are .required to engine life (by cleaning out the ~ to make non-burning fuel bum. drive the sam~ distance. abrasive carbon deposits) as 68 With platinum in the flame zone, After studying this process buy it to increase gas mileage .50 you increase the percentage for five years, the government or raise octane." 62 of fueJ burning in the engine concluded: "Independent testing For further information call: ~ from 68% to 90%. shows greater fuel savings with 1-SOO.LFSS-GAS . 54 Normally that additional 22% the Gasaver than the 22% 1~537-7427 65 nus advertisement appeared originally as editorial material io another newspaper. 12.0 11.3 14.1 13.0 12.2 96 13.3 9.8 14.3 10.8 14.J 15.8 144 13. I 12.9 12.7 17.8 16.6 20.7 18.8 17.1 13.3 17.9 13. l 18.4 13.9 17.6 17.5 15.9 14.0 11.3 16.3 48.3% 46.9% 46.8% 44.6% 40.2% 38 5% 346% 33.7% 28.7% 28.7% 24.8% ~8% lfl4% 6.9% -12.4% 28.3% SAVE UP TO 40% OFF ON FLOOR MODELS 1 SAlURDAY ! JAHUARY 23 s~'l,~f'r:~cro~ '~~~~ /~nt.(~~~)~~~ ~!4s~.>11~00'!~!. f 1mr l•l•11d: 110111 /1 of Stlre11»tl'11 J Prkca orr. 11111?frct to m"<1il11btllty . 6 MONTHS SAME ~S CA$H Cele"bart'' Our Grand .opening! ••••••••••••••••••••• 924 Avocado • Corona del Mar Plaza ( Comer of MacArthur & Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach • 949-760-DOGS Saturday, January 23, 1999 . 10AM to 7 PM Three DojBakery Founders Dan .& Mark will be on paw to offer coo/ting tips and sign, cookbooks! . Professional Trainer available ttA assist with dog/human communication "challmgts"! I ·/ - I Newport Beach/Costa Meso Daily Pilot BOND CONTINUED FROM 1 to $500,000 and our 40·yedt-old schools look hke they haven't been touched for 40 yeari..• • MoorJilch said the district needs to com- mwucate its needs clearly so the commum. ~Y. can get behind a bond. •rt behooves the district to convmcc us that we n~ th.is and tt behoove~ the vott?rs to look into it,· Moorlach said. ·u I know my property value will improve because schools are better, then what do we have to lose?• The access to mate lung funds from the state also makes this an ideal time for a facil- ities bond lSsue. The pussag~ of Proposition 1 A in November allows for $9.2 billion in matching funds for school faciltties. The medMU'e passed in Orange County, with 56.4 % percent ol voters approving it. •tt bellOMl5 .. Mid to conviK1 us that we need this and It behooves the voters to look l1to if. If I know my property wkte w4I i11Jrove because schools en ~ lhln what do we have 10 loser John Moorlach • Orange County treasurer sented to U)E> school bot1rd etnd community. Th~ price of Uw n<"(dt'd repain; for tl1e dIStr1ct's 28 Kh®ls hos been c~tmu tcd at • s low as $15 million dlld dS high as $100 mil- lion. The rePQrt should be prcsPnlt>d al the first February school board ntPeting. Moorlach srud be disagreed with the !.chool board's decision to hue a political ~ consultant to help prorhote a. bond lSSUI'. .i "That's a waste of mone)'•" h•• S<Uct i SUCCESS CONTINUED FROM 1 the schools. Uetwcen the bond i'>sue and state matching funds, Rill!y aid the d1 tnct raised around $20 million for mod- emu:ation. . Unlike Newport-MPc;a. which has spent $30,000 in consultant fees lo try and ell its bond is uf' RHcy said she didn't wctnl to sp •nd any· mon~y on < onsultanti;. •Vilt! chose not to,· she sdid. •I had tht• passion to make thls happen. I had a lot of rcsourcPs and I didn't want to tdp my community apy m<?.re th on I had to." " · "I had the pas· 5*' to nae this fqJpen. I had o lot of resources and I didn't want to top my <om· munityony more than I had to.• carol Riley Buena Park superrn~nt In Newpott-Mei;a, a faalities study has l?cNl completed and will bo presented to the school board m early Pebnhlry. At that llme, the board Will begm discussing way<:. of.puymg for upgrades Friday, Jonuory 22, 1999 BRIEFLY Cities join regional airport group Pullerton and Yorba Lind at)' 1 aders Tuesday - night votP-d to add their nctmes to the g1c;wing list df- mwp< 1pahtie that make up th Orany•., County • Regional A\rport Authonty ~ The Joint powers authority, of whach NP.wport BP..aci1 Deputv <..::&ty Manager P •gg)' Ducey is f!.JCCtJ· tive director. now has d totat mem~rsn1p of 11 Clti repr!;?!; ntim1 mor.~· U\ttll a rmll1on >tunge County residl' .. nt<> . . 11\e memher c1ttP have l)Cen worktng t99cther to momtor, evalunti> <1nd provldP mput to the coun- ty':; planning p.r<><:css tor an atqX'rt al the l?1 Toro Manne Corpo;; Air gletllon. "We believe <.>Ur coll ctiv •voice result m greater mflu(mc-e t111m any on•~ qty peaking indPpendentl on behalf of il'i C'Onst1tu1>nts, • l>ucey scud "We'Tf' getung a message from thP voters that's loud and clear,· Moorlach said. "Edu- cation is the No. 1 issue.• While Newport-Mesa officials haven't committed to a bond issue, the district has completed a facilities study, wluch is being packaged by an ardutrct and political con- sultant Lury Tramutola before being pre- Although Orange County veters trud1· i tionally have opposed raising ldXCS, Moor· i ldch said that opposition generally 1s ~NI i at Sacramento-und Wdshington, D.C., 1:md l that voters might be more receptive to a tax l mcrease lf they could see the benefit to chll· ! dren locally. i and repairs. . The conterence. which Will be held at the Doubletree Hotel, is open to all local officials an~ wdl feature several nott d spedkers who will discuss public money investment strategie'i The authonty wac;. P.SldblLShed tn Uu• 1970s ¥.".ith the godl of l'Bhi\OC:UltJ .thf! C..:OUf!ty's 'PCOflO~y by idenWymg .and promoting a local c<'lmmerotd air· port that cc1n atbfy projected au: passenger and car- go demand in th~ region. Newport Beach has been d m,,.mbe.r oi U1e aulhonty tor mdny yt-<H~ Costa Mesd 1omed last October. "If I can touch it and feel it 'Ctnd If you can't give me a good reason to S<ly, 'No, there's a better chance,• he said ' FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car injured? You may be tool! It may be weeks, months or even years before yo.u. experience p,ain, stiffness, headaches, even arthnt1s! Don't settle your case until you read our free report. Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner UNIQUE WINE ROOMS CATERING AVAIWLE PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS autumn 'Rose ~your parent needs assistance •.. 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A complete h~•ng of Alound Town I neglect. Volunteer m':'5l be 21 can be found at •Uypllot.com. )(.ears old. Reservallons arn way, Newport B"..ach. Back-coun. try hlk meet at El Moro ViSltor Center. Parking is $5. For more information, call (949} 497·7~7. TODAY The walldng club of Newport Beach will meet at 9 a .m . and 7 pm at Hospital Road e1nd Supcn- or ~venue. Lose weight and have fun. For more inf orrnation, call (949) 650-1332. . . A ph)'ilcal training cl will be presented from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m . al OASIS Senior C~nter, 800 Mar- guente Ave., Corona del Mar. Admis:.1on is $21. For more infor- ma~on, 'call. (9.49) 644-324~. r The city of Newport Beach Community Services Depart- ment's first monthly swing and ballroom dance will be prc.sented from 6 to 11 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mcuguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. Advance llckets are $15: $20 dt the door. The fust hour will be dance lessons. For more informdtion, call (949) 644- 3151. The Newport Harbor Emblem Club No. 394 will present its 38th mstallaaon of officers at 7:30 p .m. dt the Newport Harbor Elks Lodge. 3456 Via Oporto, Newport Bf>ach. Memberstup 1s <mgomg. "for more inlonnatlon, c¥t (7 14) 540-3703 SATURDAY A tender care parenting class for voluntt>ers will be ptesented from 9 a m to 4 p.m . at the Orange County Child Abuse Prevention CE•nter, 2482 Newport Blvd., Swte re-quired. For more mformalion, c4.ll (949) i7~·1107~ A back-country hlke will be pre- ented at. 9 a.m. at Cry:;tal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Back-coun- try h.lkes m et at El Moro \tbltor Center. Parking is $5. For more infonnation, call (949) 497-7647. Corona Ciel Mar Plaza's Three· Dog Bakery will present a grand opening celebration from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. dt its plaza location, 924 Avocado Ave. The event will lea- ture tree doggie treats tor pups .µi attendance. a professional trainer giving free tips, raffle prizes and more. 1be event will also serve as a dog food drive ror a local dog shelter. Adnussion 1s free. Por more information, call (949) 854- 3779. A workshop ttUed "Divorce -A New Beginning• will be present- ed from 10 a.m. to 12:30 pm. at the offices of Maxine B. Cohen, 180 Newport Center Dnve; Swte . 180 A. Newport Beach. Adrrus· s1on is $40. For more information, call" (949) 644-6435. SUNDAY A back-country hike wtll take place at 9 a m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E: Coast High- Newport Beach'• Paddle Power will present a kayaking tow of the Upper Newport Bay Ecolog1cal Reserve from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The tour Will begin with an intro- ductory.kayak lesson. Bring along a camera and bmocularS. Adlll.lS- sion is $40. Pre-telephone r~ trabon 1S required. For more infor- mation, call (941)) 675·1215. MONDAY J\D admissions repres,entattve if'Om Woodbury University will visit OCC from 10 a.m. tb 1 p.m. The rep will be in fronl of the school's Student 'Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appointments are not required. For more information, call (714) 432-5894. A healthy eating class w1Jl be presented from t :30 to 3:30 p .m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar~· Admission is tree. For mote inf or ... mauon,call(949)644-3244 I An lntroductlon to Hypnosis class will be presented from 6 to 7 p.m . at the Alpha Omega Hypno- sis Center, 1500 W Balboa Blvd., Suite 202 D, Newport Beach. f'.clmission is $35. For more infor· malion, call (949) 723-4728. A lecture titled "Attention D eficit ,;fr/. 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The p1ogram is tiUed •Know Your Members.• For more information, call 557-6545 . A ballroom ~ce class will be presented .from 3 to 4 p ,m . \at OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave.. Corona <!el Mar. Admission i $5. For more mfor· m~tion. call (949) 644-3Z,44. ilre encuuragt•d. to attend. for more tnformation, caU (714) !*l8· 3343. An anger management support group will be pre f'nted from 7 to 8 pm. lit the Alphli Omegd I lyp· nos1s Center, 1500 W. Balboa lilvd., Suite 202· D, N wport Beach . Admission is $10. For more infonnation, call (949) 723· 4128, The Corona del Mar Chamber of Comme1ce will install its new board of directors at a 7:15 p.m . dinner at the Five Crowns Restau- rant, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Social is at 6:30 p.m . :ncket.s are $35. · For more lilfonnation, cull (949) 673-4050. WEDNESDAY The Central Orange County A free program UUed .. Watercol- Division of the California Retired or Portraits -A: Slide Presenta- Teacher's Asc;ociation will mee~ at tion• will be presented at noon at the Santa Ana Elles Club, 212 Elk the Newport Beach Central Lane, Santa Ana. The event will Library's Friends Meeting Room, feature a musical program and 1000 Avocado Ave For more lunch. M embers age 85 and older r mtormabon, call (949) 717-3801. will be honored. Potential mem- bers in the Newport-MeSc:t dlea ~ need.le arts Class wW be pre· gekii~ "C'fiissico :.entcd from noon to 2.30 pm, at OASIS Senior Center, f'OO Mft1 gu rite. Ave , Corona del M9 Adnussion IS fr f-or more infQ,t;, mlttion, caU (949) 644 -3244. The Newport Harbor Are Chamber of Commerce sunset n etworking meeting wtll be prc- ~nted from s· to 7 p .m. at th Club J iousc ut the Pelican Hill Golf Course, 22651 Pebcan Hill Road South. Nowport Beach Members are ft and ·pot~ntiaJ members arP $10. For more infor· mation. caJl (949) 729-4400. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce arter-hours busmess rruxer Will bf' from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Newport Rib Co., 2196 Harbor Blvd Co~ta Mesa For more jnfonnauon. Cdll (714) 885· 9090. The Slx Point Star chapter of Toastmasters International will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Cente r of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa Toastmasters offers a program to help people with pub· lie speaking For more wlorrna- tion, call (562) 691-5992. 'V IT/\LIAN ICE CREAM '5MOOrHIE5 'SANDWICHES VGOURMET COFFEE VE5PRE550 DRINKS SMOKE LEGALLY WHILE YOU WATCH SATELLITE SPORTS, PLAY GAMES AND POOL & HAVE A GREAT TIME! VOTED 1998 .. Be6t Ice Cream" in O.C. -OC Weekly (949) 721-1160 2756 E . Coaet H-vy. Corona del Mar A MacGillivra_y r-rccman r-ilm ._... ..... ............... _,_,. -···-.... . ~thelWJ<.MaWa·~ on °"" GIAHT I 1/1 Story .so.en lndudlrwtlt. ~of~ Hlwrieon In U.000 watt DlsW Sound n..tl.lrfrlS Herndon b9 u-Nwof'I \ _ 343 days. j Friday, January 22, 1999 • SPQrts Ed11or Roger Carlson • 949.57 44223 ... SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE ~ILLENNIUM . HTRAN . . •• Costa . Mesa· ·. Mesa's 'RunawaY.' lran. --..... BARRY F/\ULKNMl ~Plot 1 hough a rather unlocomotive-like 5-foot-7, 170 pounds, 'irih •Runaway• Tran darted, dashed and even -'teamrolled his way to a • Newport-Mesa D1stnct career l!iShing record in three varsity , football seasons at Costa Mesa High. Though tenaoty and talent \\'ere on his side, perhaps his biggest ally en route to rewriting the school's rushmg record books : was timing. After collecting less than 400 : yards as a sophomore running ; back, Tran became the featured : weaJX:>n m fll'St-year coach •Myron Miller's smashmouth : double wing as a junior Ill the ! fall Of 1992. , -Despite missmg d game and a hall m the 3.7 campdign, he • JW>hed for a then·single-season , school dod Newport•Mesa District record 1,631 yards and • scored 19 touchdowns Included in that 1uruor season was a sue-touchdown performance .against Calv~I)' • Chapel, which tied the existing t Orange County record, and a ~3-ya.rd effort against Laguna ach. In one four·game stretch. aipped by the Laguna Beach game, he amassed l, 129 yards · d 15 TDs, a solid seai;on for ost prep runners. z "When he breaks the line or ~ge, you just don't catch :'.)Um, • Miller said. The senior season that followed was noteworthy for dividual and team success, as an's 2,303 rushing yurds (third st in county history at the >time) and 23 TDs helped propel e Mustangs to the11 hrst butrlg~t league (Pacific Coast) Ji.Ue in the program's 34-season 'Varsity history. as well as the )..f ustangs' first and only CIF outhem Section (Division VIIl) hampionship game. Mesa. lost bl the final to 'lh1buco l lills, hich it had upset earlier Ul league play to secure the PCL 6Wtl, and finished 9·3·2. Cos~ Mesa's Blnh Tran. BINH TRAN'S CAREER STATS • 399 yds. 2 lDs 1,631 yds, 19 TOs 2,303 yds, ll lDs 4,33) yeti. 44 TDs. SA y_. per carry ' . . "fian's career rushing total of 4,333 yards -which obliterated ·the prE>Vious standard of 2,700 set by Newport Harbor's Ste\'e Brazas (1982-83) -on 803 cames and 44 career TDs i.s still the standard all future district ball earners will shoot for. He.was tWice All·CIF Southern Section in Division Vtll and was the Newport-Mesa District Offensive Player or the Year as a junior and seruor, though his attempt to continue · playing at Chapman University never matenalized. The school retired his No 1 jersey -one of two Mesa football players to ever earn that distinction -which still hangs on the gym wall. His legend, if not his records, will forever live in Newport-Mesa football lore. auon Of THE DAY or •Maybe b's because thly bf last year, J so lheYrt not used lo .... ..: GN911 Sav11ge, Newport hoops coach Newport Beoch/Costo Me$O Dol1y Pilot 7 IUGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCEI ·Great effort falls short, ~1 .-sea Kings drop first-place battle, but Corona ~el Mar goalie Vogele (21 saves) keeps matters close: } . HHJl\JU) l>u!"N RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA. -BillPd as a hrst-p1ace showdown m the Sea View League between striving Corona deJ Mar High and'perennial girls soccer power San· ta Marganta, it turned into a one-sided shootout with the Eagles holding all the bul- lets. CdM sophomore ·goalkeeper Bntta Vogele, who got the brunt of the host Eagles' offensive punishment, kept her upset-minded team close.but couldn't do 1t ·alone dS the sue-time defendUlg league champions earned a 3-1 victory Thursday .. •(The Sea Kings) only have one offense, d flick-on, and once we identified their offense, we shut them down and they didn't have any other attack,~ Santa .Margarita Coclch Chuck Morales said. "That's all they htt.d , but it's a big offensive threat • The Sea Kings (10-2·1, 2-2-1 in league! scored their only goal m the 20th· rrunute on the set play when sopho· more Molly O'Meart1. cdShed in semor Meghan Bryan's throw-in. "O'Meara Jumped up and headed 1t m above the goalkeeper (Julie Peterson),• CdM Coach Walid Khoury said of the qoal which tied the gdffie, 1-1. Santd Marganta ·~'s) a111-.SMlllM how" posilml .... .... laws .... tolla.SMlmilt bd.Ml••a lotmlw _• Chldl Mar1l11 Santa Margri.I f1jgh glfh toccer coach (9-3-5. 3-1-1 ). lwo-tune defending CIF Southern Secbon D1vis1on II champion, lit up the scoreboard ti.rst when junior midhelder Enn Egertson scored in the runth minute. O'Meara tied it, then the Eagles' Katie Rivera, d freshman standout, punched m a rebound in the 37th minute. Rivera plc.ked up teammate Jessica Haluck's mtSsed attempt and launched one into the far ngbt corner of the net. Vogele had no chance to ~top it. ·when we were down, 2-1, we were still m the game,· said Khoury, whose team, uruan ked m the Orange County Top· 10 poll, was outshot, 33-6, includrng a second-half d.ispanty of 20·3. Vogele, however, a first-ted.ID all-league selection last winter, finished Wlth 21 saves -13 in the second half. . Santa Margarita, ranked No. 5 m Orange County, put the game away m the second half when Rivera booted in a goal from 10 yi!.rds out and controlling a loose ball outside the gotllie box. Vogele made a tearless effort m diving to hor right on Rivera's goal in the 67th minute Only a minute earlier, CdM attempted two of three second-hall shots on goal, but U1e Eagles' defense deflected both of them inside the box. O'Meara and Allison Harvey DON UACH/OA!tY PU.OT Corona del Mar High goalie Britta Vogele (ln green) blocks a pofnt-blank shot from Santa Margarita's Katie Rivera (white Jersey) as Cd.M's Molly O'Meara (9) enters the scene: below, O'Meara collides with Santa Margarita goalkeeper Julie Peterson in Thursday afternoon's Sea View League glrla soccer match a t Santa Margarita. had i.olid looks for CdM in the series. In the.62nd nunute, Vogele, who has 10 shutouts Uu.s season, Jumped high in the d1J' and tipped away an attempt by Santa Mar· ganta's Sara Henderson, who had a clear angle on the shot "She's awesome," Morales said of Vogele. "She knows how to position herself and she knows where to be. She has that knack, and we sent a lot at her. But in the second hall, their defense kind of collapsed. We were picking apart their left side." With the Eagle clinging to thw one- pomt lead in the 59th minute, Cd.M sopho- more defender Margit Vogele dellected an up-close shot on goal by Santa Marganta's Ericd Perrotta. "Our kids fought hard to the end, H Khoury said. "We're halfway through league and we're still in (the title hunt). That's where we want to be and we helve our key games (against Woodbridge and Santa ;Ma.rganta) at home in the second round of league." CdM tied fourth-ranked Woodbndge, 0-0, last week. when Vogele earned 16 saves. "We really needed Uus game," Morales said. "This was a must-win situation for us." • I HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL Estancia KO'd , Hawks hold on aga!nst Eagles, 42-36, as Steinfefd's late .. . ee-pointers not enough in fourth quarter; Mesa romps. RICJIAHU DUNN ~Plot COSTA MESA With a chance to wagger following the first round of acifir: Coast League girls basket- ga.me:t, E5ta.nc1a High's Eagles, stead, stumbled on their own floor ursday night. ·we had opportunities, but we t went ice cold irr that second • • said Estanoa Coach Paul Kir· • whose team blew an eight-point d, then came from rune points hind in the fourth quarter to pull "thin one. before bowing to Lagu· Hillt, 4'2·36. The Eagles (13·6, 3-2 m PCL), led lellior 1..iM Ste mfeld's 16 points d junior, Lauren Cassity's 13 ts aDd 12 rebounds (seven in final period), made only 3 of 18 m the floor in the teeond half. Early in the third quartm, tanda'1 Prancta Dlaz (eight bounds, three steals and three l'iill•) ec:ored after the bell 1pun llllOGDd tbli rim, givmg the Eagles a ·21 ield. But they milled their ~ • ......,.. ud were -..Sbf tbe Hawkl, 14·l. in the . at home, but we let it slip away,• Kirby said. ·we couldn't hit our fn•e throws and we made too many mis· takes ( 13 second-half tumoven>)." The Eagles, 1 of ~ from the line sans Cassity (8 of 10), received three assists and two steals from two guard Usa Hirata and two a sl.Sts lrom Eva Varma. Shanee Owens led Laguna Hills with 16 point , even rebounds and six teals. ' Mustangs are perfect after first round, 70-58 ALISO VIEJO -Autumn Smitb ha d a triple·double, 10 points, 12 blocks and 13 rebounds, as Costa Mesa High's girls basketball team comple ted a ftrst·ro und romp ·through the Pacific Coa&t League with a 70-58 victory over host Aliso Niguel Thursday night. Costa Mesa's Evelyn Powe rs and Nancy Hatsush1 provided the long· range artillery, combining for nine three-pointers. Powers finished with a game-high 23 points. Hat· sushi had 18 points, • Jenny Earnest 1eored 1 S points for tbi Mustangs, who improved to 14.S overall, 5-0 in the PCL. h ls the first time Coste Mesa has been per· feet through the first half of league action since the 1994 MUQll. ·w. .. 1n good ..... Coecb.Jlm Wellit-'d. •IQ&.-. aa...tD beml9- tul 1n Iba 11CXD1 round ..... wm be 01ntng after us, like 1!1tenda. • Padfic: coast LUgue Girts IASllTIALL 1;-;·T·~-~ ---,--'· --...~ I Ir r.1 . ---• Woodbridge 34, Newport D Sama Margarita 60, CdM 45 El Toro 68, Irvine 44 Irvine at NeudpOl1 H9rt.or CoraM def Mw at El T0to Santa Margama at Woocb idge Sailors edged -• Newport can't push through -again -after leading Woodbridge, 21-14, with nine minutes left. BAAR¥ F \Ul.MLR Tars within 31·30 ~-ith 1:57 left, but Woodbridge cored on a putback and a free throw to render Paul's 27- foot three-pointer at the ouner moot. The 5-foot·ll Riley scored 13 of h r game•h1gh rn in the fourth quarter, most of which while Ross wa!> sidelined by foul trouble. lt wa the third league 1 . m which th Tars led at either halftime or at th end of three periods . Jac.ksoti, who sat out Wedn • day's 1 to Sent.a Margarita with o prained ankle, paced the nm ~th 11 points, ,while Paul added eight point , hv rebbund and four A • R bad lX points, AX a1s end hv board .. 8 Friday, Jonuary 22, 1999 IOITllG terronce phillips nme ·flies! • One year already! And somebody, it's rumored. said it would never lastf I s1t m front of my antiquated computer on a day many · thought would never come The below splaltenng of ink repr~sents my one.year . anruversary as the boating columnist for the • P1lot of Dailyness. • F.tfty·two times previous. I have pecked awdy on this aardvark Cdlled a "not qwte lBM 486" and 52 times I've hesitated for a moment and sa1d to myself. •What the hell am I gomg to write dboul today?" Some columns now like the Ni.le over while others are more dogged lhcµl a pruneless person. lt1 ... has been my goal to write matenall to which the average boater can identify, as 90% of the boats in our harbor are owned by a novice with a few extra dead presidents. I call my style "decaffeinated" boat writing, as the red.1 thing would require far too much knowled9e that could not possibly be disseminated by a weekender cruising with fenders drag~g. . However, every once in A while, 1 throw in a little caffeine as my column has made a few people nervous dJld even tremble. The rernairung 10% in the sea are either hardcore sailors or comm.Jtted enthusiasts. Give a guy some Topsiders, place a deck underneath and, "BAM," you've created an expert. Now I realize some of you more seasoned sea veterans sometimes think I cclme from the shallow end of the gene pool However, now you realize this is not so. It's my decaffeinated style to assist the other 90%, hopmg, dS a result, they might learn something from what has spewed from my keybodrd. One person who certainly quahfte as a veteran of the wind is Pease Glaser (pronounced PZ.). Although Pease holds a mechanical engmeenng de~rce from Illinois. her passion lS racing one·des1gn boats In 1986, she trdveled west lo tram for the 1988 Olympics m the 470s class. Pease is married to Jay Glaser, the 1984 Olympic silver medalist m the Tornado class Jay owned Danger Sails m Long Beach and merged Wlth Dave Ullman of Ullman Sails in 1993. Pease left engineering to ass1St Jay m his sail busllless but has always kmdled a pldce in her heart for racing. In 1992 and 1996, Pease once again unsuccessfully campaigned to win a berth on the Olympic team and ftnally said, •The heck with it, I'm going to get 'a real job! • She con\inued to sail Tomados wtth her husband for fun until Jay deoded he's going to compete in the Thals for the 2000 games. The OJymptcs require sailing be divided into men's and womeQ'• classes, therefore eliminated t,he possibility of a husband and wne-- team. So Pease got the bug again. • 1 was entenng regattas and always ended up talking wtth J.J. Isler from San Diego (J .J. was on the all-female America's Cup contender team),• Pease said. •we decided to team up and after only one month of practlce, we entered two regattas in Sydney With a seventh· and 1'4lh·place firush. •Then we eoteNd the world QOs World Championships in Melbourne last month and were very pl ased Wlth our 15th-place finish out of 60 teams." . Pease and Isler are beading to ~Tal Olympic Class regattas in Aorida thls week and will spend Aptil and May racing lhroughout Europe In the •Eurolymp1o;. • Needle · to say, Ullman S4ils wtll be the fabrlc of choice of both Pease'• 470 and Jay's Tornado. J recenUy mentioned Dave Ulltnan's chance to bring home tome mel4l around hJs neck was ruxed because of tbe boycott In 2980. However, wouldn't it be nice to 1ee a local, with UllmAn Salls, Mil ecrosa the Sydney fUU5h line In gold, UVer or bronze place? With a little support and • e ncouragement, Just maybo we a>u1d have that ticker-tape pvede down the ~ninsula ending up at 29tb ltteet. The best of tuCk to P.-and J.:J. Iller, et well M hly Cl.IMer, et the 2000 Olymplcw. , ... s rts Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Sailors pin Corona· del Mar, 34~32- • Lim sets the tone early for Newport Harbor with a technical fall victory in the "Grapple of the Back Bay." rbtf Pb NEWPORT BEACH -When Corona del Mar High took the mat at Newport Harbor Thursday night in a Sea View Leaguo wrestling match, .more than Back Bay braggmg nghts were at stake. • Both programs arc in the process of rebuilding, so th~ match would be a good matker·of how both programs were pro- gressing in re lation to each other. It appears, after Newport Har· bor's 34·32 win, the Sailors have a slight edge • 1t was our first (Sed View League) win," Co· Head Coach C::had Stansbury said. •sut we have a lot of sophomores and still !lave work to do. We are' still slop- py at times: . Bruce Lim was the first on the mat at 119 pounds and set the tone for the Sailors. Lim had com· plete control over his opponent, Quinn Swanquist, scoring take- downs at will and eventually walking away with a 26-12 victo· ry by technical fall. "There wasn't going to be a frosh/soph match ~l 119 and Swanquist wanted to compete on varsity," Sea Kings Coach Gaiy Almqwst said. •He knew who he'd be facing but didn't care. We have a lot of guys who are that aggressive." WllSfllNG But after two forf~its in New· port Harbor's favor, Bobby Allard mcreased tho margin to 23·6 by pinning Peter Carlton 4:55 mto the match. Allard had control for most of the match · and used a bndgc to keep Carlton in place until the pm was recorded. · But the Sea. Kings (0·3 in league) mounted a comeback. At 140, CdM's John Cox squared off with John Moore in what wus one of the best matches Of the match. Cox got the early lead, but M,oore used d reversal to tie the duel at two · · Cox was able to shoot in and take Moore down agam. This tune, Cox got Moore to hls back Jor a near-ftill and three points, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER DON l.£ACH I DAl.Y PILOT Corona del Mar Hfgh's Molly O'Mean (9t beads the billl out of ~r momentarily, and~ .from SantA Margarita's Jessica· Haludl In Tbunclay'1 Sea View League gtrb IO«'er game at Santa Margarita. 1be hosts were in Corona del ~ bKk yant all day and eventually cqtured a 3-1 victory to remain atop the leagqe 1tud.lngs. Hawks put down Estancia, 5-0 COSTA MESA -The Estanoa Hlgh guls soccer lecll1l will be looking for better luck in the secqnd round of Paohc Coast League play, after VlSiting Laguna Hills ea.med a 5·0 victory over the Eagles Thursday. • Estancia (7·9-1, 0-5-0 in league) tra.tled, 2·0, at ha.lttime and was overcome by the powerful Hawks (17·2·1, 4·0·1 and ranked No. 8 in Orange Count}') Estancia Coach Jenny Tavares credited the play of senior mid· fielder Maureen Aynn, freshman defender Artis Reynolds and freshman Enuly Lopez, who returned to lhe goal for the first ti.me m league play. · Megan Gnttith had a hat trick for the visitors. Estanoa returns to PCL action Thursday agamst Vlsiting cross· town nval Costa Mesa TODAY SCHEDULE ..... ....,, Communrty <ollege men -Gold4!n Wert et 0••'194' Coast. 5.30 pm CommYnrty college women • Golden W8\t at Or•nv• Coast. 7 30 p m . ~lgh $dlool ~ Woodbridge et Newport Herbor, 7 30 p.m : Sana Mer9ar1te et Corona del Mar, 7:30 p.m., Lagune Hills at Est,ancia, 7 p.m; Costa Meu •t Aliso N1gut~ 7 pm ·~ H19h tdl004 g•ril • Wood~ et Newport H.rbor, l ts pm.; s.m. ~ 11t Corona dtl MM, 3;15 p.m.; c.o.t.e M-. •tAlnO~utt, l 15 p.m; ~\JN Hills It Estencia, l·.1S p.m. ......... . High IChool girts · foottull et N.wport ~rbor; l p.m~ Costl Mesi et IC.It. l p.m. NOTICE OFPREPARATlON OF A~NVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOil THE SANTA ANA R1VER CllO INGS (SARX) PROJECT FROM The Orange Coun1y Tr1.11Sponat1on Authonty (0GTA) ''° S M11n Street. Oranae. CA 9281 ~ The OCTA W\11 bo the Lead A1cncy and will prcpar• an l:IR for lhe proicct deecnbed t-tlow The JO.day publK: reVltW and ti'>111111Cnl !l(rloiJ Oil the lnJ11al C:1udv l'iegan 01 J nuuy • tm lOf'k" of the 'N1,11~c of 1'1crar111on (NOP) and lru111l \tud> Ate •v11l1Nc 11 tbt OCIA anJ ari thC' 1111r1ntt •t ftWQClloCt PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Ole C'..oonty Mattu Plan of,(\.rtcw1l H1sJ>we)" (MPAH) curttntl)' de);µ.1cJ briJ e cumin 11 Garfield A"'cnueJC1iskr A"'cnue 111d 11 D1nn1111 A"'•nue IC>th Strtel l'hc pr~~d proiect " the rcrti(!Vtl o( the l:tridac, from 1hC \.iP H Hie moJ1tac.t11on of 1he MPAH will Ni cvalu.atcd ln the f.IR A lull dcscriptroa of Ille rro;tct.1l1tma11~ts 10 •be rropowd projee1, 1nJ a dilculllon o( probl!Ny ea•11onmc11i.1 clrttis ot hr prorowd pro1cr1 1re Ct'el&i.ned ID'"" NOP. l'ltOJECT l.OCA nON: 111t two bridJea tha1 woulJ ~ 1he SM11 Ana River ate loeattJ ti.t o I~ ftc•.,•Y and Paafic (.'(Mil t Hill'•• • COIDlllwuty ~tlf mectlnp wUI bt Mid a1 t!M 11rn~ anJ lon11 ons indkated ti.low FOVf'ITAJN VAi.UY NBWfflllT llCACH ('()STA 111:..'IA ......,,....,2 ,._.,,.....,~ ~¥J~1'T tol N • e:Oll PM a:OO PM Oly c..dl ClluiNn GNJ Cowd Oaafttt Ne~<.._. ru , ....... ~ ""'"""'".,. ,..,?Mt AWliil HUNTlft/G't'ON .. ACll ~J-.r, IQ'JPM <ll1 a.ill C'Wllwn ........ Warriors send Tars away, 2-1 • Newport outshoots the hosts by an 8-4 margin. 'IRVINE -The Newport I larbor High guls soccer team doubled the shot total of host Woodbndge Thursday, but still couldn't avert a 2-1 Sea View League loss to lhe Warriors. Newport senior Janelle Doyle posted the Sailors' lone goal m the 70th minute, after Wood· bridge, ranked No. 4 in Orange> County, had built a two.goal cushion with scores m each half. Doyle's goal came on a rebound of a Kelly Abbott shot wh.lch caromed off the cross bar. Newport which has now lost • to Woodbndge three tunes, inducting a pair of nonh'ague meetings. is 7·9·3, 1·3·1 in league. The Sailors outshot the War· riors, 8-4, and Harbor .senior keeper Jordan Fredriksen had two saves. Newport begins the second round of Sea View play Thursday at home agru.nst lrv1~e. Devine intervention ALISO VIEJO -Aliso Niguel High sophomore striker Kim DeVlne was impemous to Costa Mesa double-teams all ddy as she paced the host Wolverines to a 6· 0 Pacific COdSt League girls SOC· cer victory over the Mustangs Thursday. Devine scored three goals. according to Mesa Coac-h Dan Johnston, whose team fell to 7-8· 2. 1-4-0 m league. "She's an amazing pldyer." sa.id Johnston. who credited Can- dace Nicholson and Julie Kroen· ing 'Wtth supreme efforts for his squad. Mesa keeper Erin Van Hom bad rune saves against the No. 9 team m Orange County. ••• • •Aerobics •Personal Trainers •Basketball •Aquatics untcr cvcntudUy wanning 7.3, Sea Kings' 145-pounder Sam Llngawi won by technical fall and John Vitti, 152 pounds, followed up with d pin in 1:59. lt was 4·1 in V1tti's favor at the time of the pin. A forfeit wm by Aaron Hacker at 160 gave the Sea King a 26·23 h?ad. ~It's a blg boos~ for us." Almquist said. "The fdct we wC'r~ so close to winning should gwe our guys some confidence." Newport Harbor's Frank Rodriguez (171) won by pin in 3:50 and Mike Snyder (189) won by technical fall to chnch the. m ·et for the Srulors (1·2)' With tho match already dt'C'ld· ed, CdM's David Meisch took the mat against Nate Thaler for tho fmal match at 215 pounds. Thaler had the upper hand early, but Meisch, a German exchange stu· dent. u ed a legal throw to take Thaler to the mat. Mei ch iWlk hed to a head.lock and it was only a matter of time before he forced the pin (1 :4b). Sf.A VJ£'# \AAGUIE ' HrwPO«f 34, COM J2 103 • rurco (Cdml won by forleit 119 . 8ru<e Lim (NH) def Sw•nqu.st. 2$12, technKal fall 125. Brad t1m (NH) won by forfeit 130 • Moghaddan (NH) won by forl 11 135 • Allatd (NH) prnnt'd Carlton, 4 SS. 1 140. Cox (CdM) d4!f J Moofe, 7 3 145. Ung.11.vi (CdM) dtf Goss, 17-2. ttch. fall 152. Vitti (CdM) p1nMd B Moore. 1~9 160 • Hl'ker (CdM) won by forfeit ' 171 . Rodriguez (NH) p1nn.c! ShiJ)fNn, 3.!'>0 189. Snyder (NH) d.t r.obb. 23-7, tech fall. 215 • Meisch (CdM) p.oned Thalet, 1 46 FroshlSoph -Its . ~ngmM\. 112 • FrMman (CdM) p1nnf'd 8tond1no, 1 :42 125. Cortez (NH) pinntd Gilles, 1:17. 140 Sterling (NH) pinned Frtdnck\On, 1:)0 145. Wynkoop (CdM) ~f Ra1nwattr, 3 2 171 -£ieatara (NH) def. L.vrenha 10.8 189 •Mota (NH) p1nMd Russell, 1 57. 215 • Concon (CdM) won by forfeit. .Mustangs pull off 36-36 tie COSTA MESA -With Costa Mesa H1gh school down by 12 points with two matches to go, it was up to senior Gus Sandoval and sophomore Antony Gru- bis1ch to win by pin if the Mus· tangs were to pull out a tie with visiting Aliso Niguel Thursday m Pacific Coast League wrestling action. 'Sandoval, who is undefeated this season, dominated his mdtch and won m just 42 seconds. Gru bisich, on the other hand. was nervous. . "He has varsity experience from football and wrestling, but he was still nervous,• Coach Matt Kellogg said. "But he stepped up hke a vE>tcran." Grubisich took c.1dvantage of his opponent's mistdke and OVN· powered him to th(' mat for thu pm dnd the Mustangs walked away with a 36-36 tif> The dttference in the match proved to bf> a one-pomt penalty dssessed against Costa Mesa MEET OUR MP..MBERS Member for: 6 )-TU~ Occupation: &!nor ofl'C°Wp(m IX-ach (71 \I Why djd you join Shape•Up? I h.id cwu friends n:tommcnd !:!h;ipc· Up & I W.L\ ~;idy 10 gu fir~ Goals1 lo firm, tone and prl"Vt'nt 'bstropon1m from taking hold. •Massage •Racquetball •Free Weights PCL WRESTLING (0·2 t in league) edrlier in the meet Sdndoval and Grubisich, whom Kellogg ~pects to do wen at the Pantie Coast League Final!>· in two weeks, were not the only one~ who had a qood night. - Senior Fedenco Arrona (1601. commq off a recent l.IlJUiy, pinned •one of Aliso N1guel's-captains i.tl JUSt l :15. Arturo Casarrubias: Quy Nguyen dnd Fcrndndo Arrona also picked up wins. : • MOFIC COAST lRAGUE CoslA MEsA )6, Auso NIGUCL 36 ' 103 • Parltf'r (AN) plnntd Mclaughltn, 1'28 ~ 119 • Ouy Nguyen (C.M) def. Hsien, 10 B 125 • W1fllams CAN) won by forfeit 130 • Ml:foJ (AN) pll"ntd Fuentes, 1 00 135 " IAwlS (AM) def Ma!'t1MZ, 4 3 140 • Clhclrrubias (CM) pinned Mc~an, l 30 • 145 ·David (CM) p1nn4'd Rodnguez, l.SO. , • 152 ·Kill.er (AN) p1tined VogUr1Jlil!'l, 4 37. 160 • ftd Arrona (CM) pin~ R1Char~ 1:\S' 171 • Zintct (AN) def Moot.loo. 8-1 189 ·Fer Arrona (CM) dee Akonat I 1-4 215 •Sandoval (CM) ponMd Jenn.ngs, 0 "2 Hwt • Grubi$ich (CM) pinned Jon", 1 10 Donna8unoe What arc your ruulus "I'm \tro11gcr an~ mur~ toncJ! Rcgulu Cllcr1.1\C wurk..\.~ • What do you like atlou.t ~hapc-Upl 'All~ 1 the ~tall arc focnill)", inform.Ju~ ,nJ .. hdplul fhe own~r' .ind 'taft arC' • ded1c.11cd ro kc:cpinl't thC' dub on rhc .. cumn~ edge of ill th.it fitne.ss and • • health h.ive to offer. I .al"~s feel wmfc>nablc at Shapc·Up. i ,.,..ewport Beoch/Costo M.eso Doily Pilot Silver-clad ei:'ew reallies for Area Q tourney • Newport Mesa All-Star team comes home with silver medals in Division N competition. CORON~ -The Newport-Mesa 'A' All·Slclr team, an AYSO 01Vli1on IV boy:. team, won a ilver medal in Coro- na la.st wec~end at the annual Pony Express Soccer Tour- narpenl agamst some of the top teams Crom Southern Cal- ifornia. . Newport-Mesa advanced to the championship round as a wild card after a 1-1 tie with Moreno Valley. Matt Cofiler SCOrf>d (Or Newport-Mesa · Newport-Mesa defeated Corona-Norco, 2-1, on goals by Ted Slater and Kevln Shearer. VlnnJe Na.sea and Nie· co Hendrtcks each scored a goal m d 2-0 victory over Riverside, which put Newport-Mesa in the semi/mals against unbeaten Pico Rivera The w~U-balanced Newport defense, led oy Spenc~r . . AYSO Moore, Blake Fogg, Andrew Cu.nntnghdm, Parker . Stevens and Patrick Keehan, anchored by goalJes Collier and Shearer, held tight and Newport-Mesa walked away with a 1-0 Vlctory. Hendriw scored the game's only gO<t1. The c;hdmp1onship gdlTlc got underway m the late afternoon. Brett Auer and Hendricks each srnred d godl, but Northridge scored two of its own and thP. game went mto overtune. As time was running out m overtime, Northridge scored to win the tournament. The Newport-Mesa All-Stars are 8-1-1 tn tournament pldy The All-Star team Will be playing in the Area Q Gold All-Star Toumdment ag'ainst South Irvine. at the Tustin Sports Park Jan. 23 at 3·30 p.rn,{ Friday, January 22, 1999 -:9 Th 'ewport·M All·. Lus, a.n AY 0 Region 97 Dlvi _on · boy t am, which finish d second ·.1 IM Pon}' Exp Toumamenl B ck row, from left: 8 Au r, DeUef Moeller. Ted Slater, Bryce Henrie, Pa.rkf".r te~ ns, Clifford - Helse,r and Blake r-ogg. Middle row: Kevin Shearer. Matt Colll~r and pencer Moore. Bottom row: Patrick.,. Etter, Vinnie Na$C.a, • Nicco Hendricks, Andrew Cunning~ and Pabick ~ban. t P.IC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES • I I PUBLIC NOTICES ( Pueuc No'!'ces f ( PUBLIC NOTICES J ( PUeuc Non.ces I PUBLIC NOTICES ( ~UBUC NOTIC I • NOTICa CW Duane Hlnberg, Pree F1otruoue au.1.,... '1ottttoue • .,.,""8 NIB> M IXJll\.AHATION Ofl Ing, Coast Community Col· PU•LIC ...... Thi• Slat•ment WU 111912 Ma ........ ..,..,. M ...... llatement TM! NATURE Ofl THE lege OistrlC1, Bldg ''D The mini ltorlge ledtlly, with the County Cleft! of Th• follow!ng JMQOnt.,. The follow!ng pereon1.,. CODH:J ~ YOU, 1370 Adams Avenue, ~to 1he prolllelonl Orange Cooney on 12/29/98 doing~.,,... u : doing bualneu at' YOU 8HOULD OOHTACT A Costa Mesa CA 92626 of Dlllltlon I or the 84*-t ... t7790S8 A A International ~ 1). Happy Moon Glfll & uwvat. NoCkla II hereby Pro1ect ldentlllcat1on nen and ,.rofe11lon1 Schmle1lng, Blled & ~. 2885 Fairview Rd., CollectabJH, b) Pllnh 1 ... alY9n tt\ll Union 8anlt. rWM Name: Golden West Col· Code, Ct\lpltr 10, ~ MICJ(ey 1 La~ CorPQratlon IJ 103, Cotta M ... , CA land, 2428 Newport Blvd., ~ u Union a.nk at lego Emergency System 21707(1), herebY gtvee NO. 19712 MacAr1hut Blvd ' 92828 11, Cotta M ... , CA 92827 C.WonU. NA. at tNlt9e, Upgrade. Bfd No 1 7~ TICE 0~ PUBLIC SALE. Suite 210 lrvlM Calif 1·• Ad nan Shaflq Ahmed, Kimberly Elelne Barlow, ot W.X'IAOf' tNltae, « avPa'~acebleBld8s1 a0re1101cen fl01e1 athnde EXTM SELF STORAGE 92612 2407 ' om a 2885 Fairview Rd .. IJ 103, 2831 Portola DrtV9, Cotta •lbltltLUd tnS1tM fMllMlllt " Mii c:onduCt a publlc Ille • Cotta M .... CA. 112S2S Meu, CA 92927 to the OMd at TNIC u. Phy&lcal F1caht1es Coordl· Of the contents of the 1tor· Delly Prlot Jan 8, 15, 22, Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-Th•,..• Mar1• Weblttr, aMd by 8r9dd JArnee nator, Artlith ffietly. Coast age ap1cH(1} named 29, 1199 FT<TT ducted t)y: an lndMdUal 861 St. Clalt Stta.t. Cotta Thomu, 1t1 innanted man Community College Dis· bllOW, With the concenu r.-tlt Have you ltart9d doing M .... CA. 928.28 ~ 3l'2lllZ lnlt. • tnct, 1370 Adams Ave . ~ llOld to th• hlgtie.l nNw Sow1 halneM bullneu yet? No Thi• bu11ne11 I• con-110a1 ot omdail RMiotda In BlclO "D". ~ta Mesa. CA bidder, for i.wtvl money of .,,,. latetMnt Adnan Sh1Rq Ahmed d\1Ct9d by: .a general part· the omc. at the (714) 438·4673 the Unlled Stlt .. of Amer· The lotlowtng J>lflOOI -'• Thll ttatement wu nted nenhlp R9C'Ol'der at Orange county, NOTICE IS HEREBY IC• (cuh). doing buslneu ••: wtth th• County Cieri< of Have you •tarted doing catom&a, and ·PWIUll'll to GIVEN that the above- The Nie II being held to a) ~•celptmall .com, b) Orang• County on 1-13-911 bwlneea vet? YN, 11/9191 !ht NQtk:e at o.tall lrld named School O.strict ol 111fsfy a landlord'• lier\ and ller111edm11I com, 2217 Har· t99H780271 Klmberty 'E. Batlow Elecdon to &ill ~ Orange County, Calilornla Wiii b9 held at· 17892 bot BIVd • Ste. A-3, Colt.I Dally p lo J 15 22 29 Th s statement WU llled r.eordld 113111 lnlt. ,, acMg by and lhtOUQh Its SAMPSON LANE HUN· M .... CA 92827-6838 1 1 an. ' • ' With IM Coooty C1ertc ol 1_.nM at A6d Oft'ldll Go-terning Board. nere1n· TlNQTON BEAC·H, CA Steve E. MMd, 583 Ro .. Feb. 5• 1999 F730 Ofange County on 1-12·99 "9con:la, w111 _.on 11'.ZMt after retorred lo as ··otS· ~7 on FEBRUARY 10th. ~t., Long 8each, CA F1otllloUe lktalne.. . t09M780102 a 2:00 PM : N. the Nol1t'I TAier·, w111 roceiVe up to, 1~!~:_1 A MN Glenn M Lewi• 405 1~,,. NMM auterMnt Dally Piiot Jan. 15, 22, 29, ~~700to ~~ ba~!..~'tattodaterf1mteh.ansea'\'8ed ,..,.....,.,_r'• ame: K E Ave N-.. Beech CA The tollowlng per90ns are Feb 5• 1999 F7IS ...,...,._ ~ .....,,. bldvv&v lvor~t'-e award of a con· AUC110N, Phone ti (909) " -~,...... • doing bUalMls as· tar Or1ve wnt. Santi MA, •1 IM-1131, AddrHI' P.O. 926&3 SOLAR PLANET, 3-4t1 F1otltlouallusl""8 Cllfoml9 It pubic~ trael for the proiecl de· 8011 125, Rlllto, CA mn, Thi• bu~ln... 11 con-Newport 81Vd , Newport Nlllfte llatMnent to the hlgt'9:ll tl6ddlr for scribed as Replace Bat· Bond' '723-41-19 dl.IC1ed t)y. an unincorpe> Beach, CA. 92063 The toffowlng eone are cnh (~•the time ot lertes tor Frve Emergency The OUbllc i. Invited to at· raltd • ueoclatlon olh•r o A.L. Co., Inc , 3305 w doing bualneu ~ '* In r.wf\AI money at the Power Syr.lems lend 'r«m• are caeh onlV ~a par!Nn"',f. Spring Mountlln Rd., 1eo. 411 Info Net 203 N aay. ~ St.ates>= There win No Cost ($00) Owrl4lf reaerve1 th• right fo bu=~111~0 ed doing 24, Lal Vegas, NII 89102 ltont, aatbo& 1i1a.nd, CA CASHIEft'S S required tor each sel of btd bid. Steve Meed Ttlf1 bu1lnH1 Is con-928e2 MUST 1!11! MADe "4,Y, documents A general deecrtptlon of Thia ltateMent wu ftled ducted by· • COf'pofaOon 411 Info Ntt. uc, A Call· TO un1ona.nc.1 MonQ8Q9 81dS' shall be reaHVed In tt'te property being IOld1 with Iha County Clerle o1 Ha" you 1W1ed dOing tomla Umlted UabUlty Co, Cotp1n11ton1 d rtght. --the place 1<1ent1f!ed above, aJong whh the. Identity °' Orange County on 1-12•119 IJUslneu ye!? No 203 N. 9ayfronl, Balboa ,.,. and lnttrdl cotlYl'J"ld to and thole bids shall be !he Occupant. renting the O.A.L. Co. Inc., l..awfenca land CA 92662 and now held bY I under opened and publicly read •pace-u fOllowl: . tMM790099 BJletsld, ~etaiy Thie builMH 11 con-uld Died ot nwt 1n Che aloud at the at>ow-s1a1e<1 SPA.CE HO.• OCCUPANT· Daily Ptlot Jan. 15. 22, 29, Thie 1tat.menl wu flled ducted by-Umlted Ua.bltny ~ slb-.d In uld lime and place. PROPERTY D~IPTION Feb. 5. 11199 F721 with the County Cl9!1C ol Co. COl.nY and S&llte duattJed tn accordance with lhe A-o37, Andrew S. Gonza. NOTICE OF Orange County on 12·1&.98 Have you 11at1ed doing u : ~ ~12.. The provisions of Cahlornta IN , Tool Boie, Toye AP,LICATION TO 19988778134 bualneu yt17 YN, 11/30/ PfOPtftY hetttot°'! de-Public Contract Codt A.-On. Catherfne J. Wray, Dilly Piiot Jiii 15 22 29 91 9atbed la being add u ls" Soct1on 3300. too D strict M'olorcycle, Furniture, 811LLALCOHOUC Feb 5 1999 • ' h38 411 Info N ... uc, OeX19f Thellr'lltllddt.atnd°"* reqwe& that the. bidder 8oue ..-nRAOlll · ' w Godbey Chief Operat· common del9 llllbi. r any, Po6HS Ille tonowing cla&&i· A-087, Jame. Col«laugh, Oat• of Filing Application: flloUUoua 9ualnM9 inQ MaMQW al the ,..., ~ de-location ol cont11c1or ' Organ, Toole, MllC. BollM, DEC 24~ 1998 Na..,. •tatement Tflls st.terMnt WM flied ICltbed •bow II purpotted license 81 the time tNlt tt>e catnplng Onr To Whom h M1y Conc:«n'. Thi followtng person• are Witt\ the County Clenc of to be~ 1i0t Elon f'tke, oontract Is awarded. Con A-27'11, Chavon Wllllama. Th• Name{s) ol th• N>-doing bu11ne11 as Orange County on 12·22"98 Nllwpllt Bucft C.Womla tractor, C.10 License 8olt ... MllO. ptlcant(I) IS/at1 Plu1h llland, 1025 West· 1 .... T18578 9'29IO. n. undtrllgned PUBLISH Jan~ry 22, A-290, .Anthony Doyle, LU ERIC mintier Mall, wntmlntter, O•ttu Piiot Jiii 15 22 29 11'\ist• dlJdalma any~ 1999, and January 29, At!llq\l9 Delk LU LESLIE CA t~ ~·1 I ' • ly '°' tny lncol'ledllUS al 1999 A-309, Donna Orake, The appllc1n11 ll11ed J<lmbefly E. Bar1ow, 242~ Feb 5, 1999 F732 ttle ltrMl addr'e.a Ind odMf WALK THROUGH Fell· Mite. 9oltM ab<We are •ooMna to in. Newport Blvd 11 Com common de:llgnadon. It lll'f'I· roary 5, 1999 at 9 oo e m . A-3t0, Paul L en.tyan. Department . o( AlcohOllC -.. ... CA 92827 ' Flotltloue •uetMM shown hll'W\. The tOC11 GWC Maintenance ano elcy, ~. 8oXN Bevarage Control to Hit & Thie' bu1lnea1 11 con-Mame atat......m ~ at the unpaid ~ OperatiOOS Department, lo- A.-329. Carolyn T. Tate, Bl-cohotlC b1Yefage1 at 810 ducted br en Individual The tolloWlng '*'°"' .,. ~ ot the ~ -caled oll McFadden Ava· cycle, Cloth E BALBOA BLVD., NEW· Have you lle.cled doing doing bueln111 u · Ned by the property to be nue between Golden West B-012, Con Fling Jr., PORT BEACH, CA. 928411 bullneu yet? No N~ A.dl/enlure Toura, add llnd ~ elti-and Gothard Streels so .... Mite. Fumltut• . For th• fottowtno type of Klmbef'ly E 8atlow 117 tal Av•' S.lboe ... IN&ed co ... upen ... Md BIO DATE Marctl 2, C-029, Stacey A. NNI, Llc•nH ' 41 ON·SALE Thi• et.at.m.nt WU llled land. 92&e2 ac:tYa'ICM. the tllM at the 1999 •• 2 00 pm Ft.Jinlt\Xe BEER ANO WINE·EATINO ~ the Ccu1ty Ctetk of Marte D Maren, 310 Apo-inllal ~ at !ht BOARD DA.TE Marcti F~~ •• =~ S Smllh, p~i~l•hed Newp.Orl Ofange~onOi/051119 ~~"Balboa Island, S~-A1q1The~~ 17.1!m 1 .... l'nSM /"..,. ,_ ---, No payment shaM be C·231, MatiN 01114, Mlec: Beech..Co1ta Meea Dally Kenl C P11k1. 117 _,.tat may etect to bid teu than made for work or material Boxn Piiot J1nu1ry 15, 22, 29, Dally Piiot Jan. 8, 15, 22, Ave., 8alboa llland, CA ttie 1\111 creoc bid. In addltkJl"I under the oontrac1 unress C-281.t Rodney Bell, 1999 29, 1999 F70& 92862 to cash, the TNst• will and unul Ille Registrar or Boie ... \;lolt\I F733 Plottttoue ._,.,._.. Thie l>ueln•H 11 con-acc:oesic a C&Sl\W• ~ Conlractors venf1es to tne c.29', John H1mllton, Flotttloua ........ N ltatement ducted by· • gen..-al part· cs.-on a ... Of Nlllonal DISTRICT Iha! the CON· Fumrture, Mlec _.. nerehlp ........, a dl9Cll dnlwn~ TR•CTOR C.296 R T B.....,. Fumi-NW atee...-nt The follow!ng '*'°"' we Ha_,. you 1tatted t4ftl-. :=.':' -.....__. -"' 'll!;as peoper1y • • • •--. The folio.Ing penone are doing bu*ntea a•· ........ -.... -· ... _ bcenSed at the ~me lhe lure, Bone, V•cuum doing bullnUI u · Cullom Data Sotutlon• bullneN yet? No « • dlldl dr--. by• ... oontract was awarded Any a..ntf, HOM Santa Paul wait Mobil 9e8 W 17th St #B CO.t' Marte O. Maten ot ftdalm llMnga _,., io.-. CONTRACTOR nol so 0 ·271, KrteU Murphy, H p-... •2723 W ,. __ .,! M ·c .. ...;,..,7• • • Thie .i.t~nt wu flied uaodlllon, aavtr'9I .._, "--ns...,,, 15 sub ... ct 10 pen· eox ... H~ ttem• ome ..... · ....,.., ua, " ... .,, wt1h lh• County Clefk. or ~ °' .-blr* """ """ •-·o.2S9, Sandri A. ZC>lflt.I, HIQhWay, Newport Beach, Oanlel Ph1Ulp1 Duke, 9el Orange County on 1-12·99 -In ~1102 at artJes under the taw. II thfl ~Furniture CA 92883 w 17'1h St., IB. Co•.. 1 .... 780098 :::-.:::__.~...'....... __ ttcense class f>eatton &pecl- 1 C.._.. L ROf'Mf C & C Equltt... LLC, M .... CA 92927 ,.,. ,,....... ...,._ .,.. fled hereonabolle ts that (If ' • ...,,. (Celll) ~723 w Co111 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-DallyPllOIJan 15,22,29, ~eodo~ln a•.speaabtyoonttaciof'as DC, Bona. Fumltl.n H • N t . B h ducted b • an lndlVld al Feb 5 1999 F722 tflll .... In the ...... del!Md In 5e<:.ltOn 7058 °' ~ Bi&•n:_ ~~!pl· C::X · ewpor .. c ' Have Ju ltarted u dOlng · ' ...., CIGW 1Nn cmr. 11 1he Ca~lom1a Business ~ « '4 ... • Thie bu1tnH1 11 con-busineu ytc? Y" 1/1198 FlotHloua aualwa ICOllS*d. !ht 'nu.tee rMY and Prole~•ons Code, the Pul>llt,ied Neweort ducted by: Umhed Liabllfty Dllllel Phllllpe Ou~• Nam. ll•letMnl ~"!.....,.~ ~..,!:! spec1e1tty contractor M 0 Co Thi• , .. tement wu filed Th• tollowtng pertona ar• ,,._ 1 -.. _ ,..,..,. awarded the Contract tor Beech-Coe.. ... Illy H•v• you 1tar1ed doing With tha County Cl9!1C ol doing buttneN u · become avalable to the tfl.s Work shall 1tsett con· Pilot Januaty 15• 22• 1999 bUelMM Y9t1 Y•, Pur· Orange County on 01/0S/911 Ivy Cottage Tearoom, 4905 P9Y'M Of endor-. • • strud a rna;onty of tll ________ rn_a c:n ... Prop. l:z.30.te , .... T?HtS Yotba Ranctl Ad .. Yorba rNIDWot~ ...,.,.. .. Wort! In accordanee wit '==.:.= ; ~~~John ~11r~iot .ian. a. 1s;.,~21 ~:t!' ft .. 9:.8!~ 11481 t.a ;.~~~~ :S~~~ ~~-= Ihe followtng peraone .... Thie ltatement WU Ill«! ' Colltn•, Yorba Unda, CA Of ~ -. Code Section 705!1. (ISeino bUemeu u : With tti. County Cl«k of F1ottttoue 9ualnee• 9288e P"'*"'b• °' ~ An WM must b8 oom Jlrnettcan Mart<9tlng & Ad-~County on 12/31118 Mame lt.at•..m Krltten IVH, 11481 La Col· brancM, to ...WV the ~ pleled with 60 consecuttVe ~ling. 12031 Wlriton St.. , .... 779111 Th• tonow!ng perlOl9 are lane, Yorba L.,lntla, CA ~~ ~~:!' days Time is ol the 11 Gatden QrOYI, CA 9284~ ..... Pl 22 doing bUllneu u · 92816 --·--• sence Failure to complole ~ Nell Adame, 1203l 0-·1 lot Jan. 8• 15• • Eplcuten 011trltwtlon & Thia bu11ne11 11 con. wlltt lranllt aa pnMd9d Iha. Worll within the Ume Winton St., Garden Grove, 29, 19" F706 SalH, 39 Hlll1tofd Or., ~ t)y; a Oen9tal l*t· ~ ~ ~~ &el lor1h herein wUI rosu.t In CA 9214S ~ Beech CA 92teO nlfWh1p ,.. • ._.,._ --... -nolll the 11T11>05ition ol liqu'datOd Thi• bu1lnH• It C()f')i '1otttloue ......... Sharon c. Hal~ •• Hal1· Have you •tarted doing ==' .::= ~ damage& tor eactl day OI CSUC'led by: an lndMduaJ M.,.. llllt......tt ford Of •• Newport 8Mch, bUainMIJ i•~ Ml v.r1 Yee, t/-4198 In u6d ..,__ ...!! ..-...= ~tay, rn thl amount 181 Have you 1tarted doing The followtng pereone are CA 02eeo 11,. uham ._ ,_, --.-forth tn the ''Information 101 butt,,... y.r1 No · doing bu91neu u : • · Thi• bu11nea1 11 con-Thia etatement waa 111«1 and upen1e1 at the tnm• EMders". Jason Nell Adam• lmeQM & EvetYth~ f10 ducted tiy· en·lndMdual With tti. County C. l«lc of and the tNltl Cf..e.ct by Each bid must oonlorm 'Thia etatemtnt wae tiled E. 11UI StrMt, cro.ta a:.t.... Haw you etarted doing Orange County on M2·99 l8'd DMd at 1Nlt. Un6on and be respcn$rve to lhe _, .,,. County Cletlc of CA 92827 •' bualnMA y.rl YM, 5/111193 t .... 7I0097 Bink. nt:Nt known u Un6on contracl dOcUments Each Onnge Cculty on M2·99 llNIQM & EWtythlng, UC, Shlton C. Hal... Ody Piiot Jan 15, 22, 29. =.:c.. Calfomla, NA, bideler thlltl 6ubtl't•t on the 1""790ttT (~, 270 E. 17th Street, Thia stat9!'Mnl WU fllecl Feb. 5, 1999 F723 l1ll MlfalryCl. ~ fonn f11ml$hed with the i:a.11y Pilot Jan. 15, 22, 21, eo.ta Mela, CA 92927 wfth 1hl County Cltftc of '9oll .,.1., SM DllOo. CA cot\Jract clocuments. a 1151 Feb, 5 1991 F727 Thi• bu•IMH II con-Orange County on 1-12-119 Flottttoue au.tnMe 121-...11.. (111111) ........ ol Ille proposed Suboon· ;.a.;. • dUc1ed by: Umlted Uebltlty t""7I0100 ....... ltat...-.nt lklrMtl. • 1rac:1011 on lh•s proiect aJ • Plotttlou1e •U91nMe Co. Diiiy Piiot Jan. 15, 22, 29, The followlng peraons.,. ~ ~ ~ requued by lhe Subletling .._.. tll~ HIYe you 1tat1ed doing F.O. S, IM F720 doing bullneae u 01~01l11.01l22 and Subcontracting Far the tol6awtng plf'90l\I ate bU9lneN yet? No D n A MachlnlnQ, 829 Ter----------Practice$ A.cl Government dOlnO bUllnM9 ae: lmage1 & Everything, P1olttteue ••ln•H mtnel way, #'3, Cotta NOTICE TO Code Section 4100 et HQ Murphy Bann.re, 3061 Kr1aty Gladding, M~ M_.. ............ Meaa. CA 02127 CONTRACTORS Each Bod mau be aQCOITl· Cort• Marin, Newport Thi• statement wu tiled The fOllowtng pll'90N .,.. Dee Wayne Jac:Uon, 2481 panled by a c;ertmeo °' h, CA 02980 with lhl ~ C1«tc of ~ tiu.IM .. u : , w Broadway, AnaM!m, CA CA LUNG FOR BIDS ca4hier'1 cheek or bid bOnd lurh1sh e &attslactory Fa thfut Pertormanoe Bond it\ an amour11 not less than one hundred percent (100-4) of the total bid pl'l(;e, and lurnl$h a Pay· mem Bono 1n an amount not less than one hundred percenl (100%) of the total bid price, and lurnosh cerufleates e\l\denclng tnat the reqoJlfecl lnSUfllnce ls in efiecl 111 tne amounts se1 lorth 1n me ~roera' cond • tlOOs In Ille eveut ol failure to enter onto the contrai;t and execute the required docUments. sllth btd se· curity will be lorte•ted T e Fa•thlut Performirnc.! Booo shall reniao.n In IUll lorc.e and ef1ect thtOUOh the guarantee penOd as specs· f18(1 m lhe general condt· hons The DISTRICT reserves tne nghl to r8fecl any or a 1 bids or to waive any U· regulanhes Of lnlormalot es In any btds or jn ltle bid· dng As requ red t1y Section 1n3 ol the Cahlom1a La· bOr COde, the 01re<:1or ol tile Oepa11men1 ol In· dutitnal Rel&toens ol the State of Ca lomla hu de· term1ned • tl'le 'll•neraHy pr8"a1 ing ra111s ol wages In the kx:ahty 1n whieti the Work 1s to bo performed Coples of thei& wage rale delermmatlons, entitled PREVAILING WAGE SCALE. ~re rnainta ned at the DISTRICT c.tllCe lo- cated C:t1. 1370 Adams Ave.. Costa Mesa CA. 92626, Ph)'$te31 FaciLhes Planning. and are ava1lablti to any mterestod pally upon reql.iest Tl'le Con· tractor shall post a CQJ>Y ol I~ dOCument at each 10b ate The Contractor and any subconttaC1or under 11 'hall pay no1 195' than tile tpecthed preva1hnQ rates ot wages to all worlier& em· ployed 1n the uecutlOn 01 the Contrac1 No bld<Ser may 'Wlttldraw any bid 101 a period cl Sixty (60) da\15 alter me data set fOf the opening of bids A paymenl bond shall be requ.red ~nor to eitecut•on ol lhe contract and Shall be 1n the tonn set ronh In Iha contract dOCuments Pursuant 10 Section 22300 of the Public Con· tract Code. tho oontract will contain provistans per· m1thng the suCClesstul bid· der "> subshlute r;ecunt•es lor an)' monies withheld t>y the Oistncl to ensu•• ,per· lormance under the con· tract Each bid submtPE'd in re· 6'>00~e 10 ttli5 Notioe shan contain, al> a bid nem, ade· quate sheeting snonng, and bracmg, or 41t.1u1vatent methOd, tcx th p1orectk>n ol hie and ltmb 1n trend'l!!s end open excavation, .vfllCtl shaU contorm 10 ap- plicable sata1y Ord• rb Governing Board, By William M. Veg.a, Ed. D., Chancellor, CoHt Community College Ol1t Published Newport Beach-COlita M .a Oa11y P lol January 22 29. 1 £!99 F739 c:i.s1ue111 NOTIC SEIZURE PURSUANT EAL TH ANO SAFETY OOE SECTION 114 71 488 ANO NOTICE 0 INTENDED FORFEITURE f'VRSUAN'I" TO HEAL TH ANO SAFETY CODE SECTION 11488 4 On MAY 8. 19118. et 71 I W t7TH, NO. E·l , COSTA MESA, CA, the property dHCrtbed H f.'OVR 22 MtOHTY MOVER TRAILERS 9ue Alleon Murphy, '°51 Orange County on Mt• QuMt Pereonal FttnMa a 92801 Sct'tool D1stnct. rn an amount nol 181$ than Oort• Matin, Newport t""7I010t Aettabltttatfon, 119 E. 18th Anna Loul .. J1ck1on, COAST COMMUNITY ten percenl (10%) ol the to-wn H ued pureuent 10 e..ch, CA 92080 Dally Piiot Jan. 15 22 29 St , Com M ... , CA t2S27 24&1 W Bfoadv.ay, Ma-COLLEGE DISTRICT 111 bid price, pey~ble to tria H .. hh encl Safety Cod• Thie bu1lnen 11 con-' ~ • Oanlel a . .Judge, 1048 Ir· helm, CA 92904 Bid Deadline Olatrtct as 1 guarantee that Section 110t / 11488 bv ducted by: In lndMdual F«J. 5• Ul9' .-, 19 ~ Ave . Sul1• )92, ~ Thi• 1>u1lnt11 II con-Match 2, 1999 at 2 00 pm Iha bldcSOr, r 115 proposal Is tile ORANGE POllCl OE· Have you lter1ed doing ........ .......... pof18each,CA92tleO dUCled by' hUlblnd and P11oe ol Sid Aeoopt Ot· aooepted, tl'lall promplty PAATMENT, bwlMu yec? HO ......... ....,.. Thi• butlna11 11 con-wife ... nc. __ ol_Di_rec:t_o_r_ol_Pu_r_cna_•_· -•-•e_cu_t•_lhl_. __ A...._reem __ eni_ • .._The __ P'0"9 __ n_Y_•_•_• _•_•_•1_ec1 Sue Anlaon MUl'PhY n•...,,, The fo4loWlnQ l*'IOf)8 .. ~ b)". an lndtvldwll Have you atwted doing Thie statament WI.I _, doing bu91ntea aa· H~ you et..-ct doing bUalnell Y9l? No with 'ht,.~~ c.:o,r EQ8 PAINTING, 2119 AA-bullMM yet? YH, 1/1199 Dee JICkeon Ofll'lg9 ......... ~~., chOf Ave. Orange CA: Oanlef I . Judo-Th.. tt11emenl WU Ill«! 1--•• _,.. 82M8 • • This ltatement W'll flled wtth Iha County Cl«k of Dally Piiot '*'· u~. 22. 29, D.A.L. Co. Inc., ~). with the Cculty Clef1c of Orange County on M2-99 Feb. a. 1ttt rn1 ,_ w. ioMcl MourQ!n Orange County on M2.et • '""Taotao ,...., .. .._ ... ,.. Rd. H0-24;L.M-Vegu, NV, tlttMTM1tl Olly P10t Jan. 111, 22. 29, • -. ............ 111no:r ~ I Delly Piiot Jan. IS, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 11119 F724 Thl1 bu1ln•l8 I con-Feb 6 19811 '720 The followtnli peraone are dUCted by: • c:orpor:etJon • • ,..., .,. ••In•• ~~t•Wtn,.,.•te Have you Mtld doing '1etltl1•••ln111 ...._ .... ,.,,.. .s.a lupplyt:A .....,.. . ~ Yf'? No ............. ,ne The fOllOWll'9 P8f'90fti .,. <MloVlelO, CA '2eee 1 D.A.L Co. lnO., l.IWrenCe The~ pet90ne .. doirlQ bu11nMa ... ~ llilUOn. ... ! -...id, s.or.-y doing~ M : Cami'• Corner, 10912 ~· Nlao ~· ..... Thia ~ •• 111.o I) ~ C08llt Ptodi» Chapman Av• Gatden Tttl9 bualllMI 11 con-~,.~ ~~ 1lon ~ • & '-9. bl Oro¥e, CA tn40' ..,.. "Yi ~ ........... ..,,..,_ .. , S1an Me Spec:leftlea, as camme """ .AnderlOn, ..,. ·en...,_. dOlnO 11111na111 Uc1o P~ o.M. Newport 1ot'2 c~ AYI., a.. ~-Y• 1-1-tl Dally PllOI Jan, 11, 22, 21, llMCI\, CA 92'13 . den Qfow, CA 82'40 JiMy ~ ~ FtO. 5, 19et 1'736 Imped Mark~Otoup, Timot~ lctward Ander• .,,.._ ...... ~~~ PMN1•lu11rt111 ~l~hec/~~~~..:OYe , ~ the --"7 _ .. "' -. ... 11•1 f1A iNii . ' Thi• bu1JM.1 11 co~ c..ip CounlY · 0tt,.1t11tf"1 The fOllOWll'9 l*90nl .. Thia 1>u11ne11 11 CCJno ducWd by1 l'IUlbend ~ ,... • • ·-CIOlr'll llUllrtaea •: due'*' by. • OCMflOI MIO! I wits DallJ .... Jen. •• 11, 12. ,.,.. Pecuatna a.Moe, .... you aUW*t doing H4IY'I you ..,., OOll'O ·n 1• 1'?10 ,_ Herbof · 'llYO., ,,.1. bu9lrtal8 S.= ~ Y9I? No ~ .. • I eo.. ..._CA teae lmpaol , Cem111e J, MdereOn ~ :::::! •1•1•111 ... • • ~ Lee .,,.._, c~! 1nc •• ~ J. • n. 1101 "*"' .. · -NeW Yori! Ave.. --Pini•: Wlltt trie County Clertt of Tlta ........ pcrSOfll .. .._, CA... lNI .._ ~ ... llfd Or-. County on 1•1MI ........ •. ,, TNt buelneea 11 con-... ,,_ County aertt of t .... TMt18 0.SdlUTD • ....... by. In lldAIMll 0r-.. County Of't l•I ... D1fV f11ot JM 11 a2, 2t :.:..~L .... ,...... •• , ... '°" ...... ~ tllllf!Mf09 I '72i NOTICE INVITING PURCHASE PROPOSALS NOTICE IS HEREBY civEN that thr City ol Cost.a Mrs.a, acting by and th.rou$h irs Covmung Doud. htttinalwr ttfttftd to u thr City, will rttttvt! up to, but no latTr than •:OO PM,'Wtdftcsday, FtbNety 17, ,..,, lfflfd pr:opouls for th~ p~h.ase of tht foilowina Ctty-owned 1urplu.1 rNI propl'f'ty. PAllCELNO. 422-091-04.0S 422..fU.02 .ul~19 ~\6 -STREET 523 HAMILTON ST. 2136 RALEIGH AVE. 2t3~STERUNC AV . 111 E. lmt ST. APPROX. SIZE 19,,418 Sf ,,751 f 4,714 SF 8.lSO SF AU propoab lhall be Nd• on a propotal form himialWd by ~City" hich will ti. availabl• on January 20. 1999. E4lch ptOpOMl tnUat conlorm and ti. mpont!v• to all ptttinent ptOpOMl WonNbon. Bid poack.aga lncl~ ptopOMl inlonnation and fonN cnay be obtaintd at the Office of the Ctty ~. 11 Fair Oriv•. COii ta >NM, CA 92626 for no cJwaf'. fcJr additional WonnatiOn <'Cntaet SuMn Fred;, ~ Tt<.hn.ldan at (714) 754--5066 Propocale will~ rttetvtd at tN City ol Coeta Metia oeice of dw City Cink. P.O 8alc 1200,'77 Fait Ori¥t., Cc:»ta MtM. CA !J'26l8 on or ~ ttw timr · and d.te aealld ~.at which tUne ttwy wUI ~ op.wd U'\ yw Cowd Chambftt ol Mid addma. ~ ~~ ........ ytl't v ... '1/11/ Olly Piiot Jen. "·II, ..... ,._ __ .. _, _____ _ · -~"g'08:'~f,e:: =-"-;' =-.. ..., ,._I. 1• '"' =-~ ~ Thi CJtyCoiundl ol tN City olCoM9 MtM NMn'ft tht ri~1 eo l'ljft't any ~ -lllh .. ~ ciertt of CIM1"1e.. ~ ~ Ma. ~~~ end aU ptopoMll Of to w.i•• lmg\alarilis in uy pt'Op(IMl Tiiie ••tMae la OJ..-°"""JOflMMt• OD•491•MT &.-= "~ • :r'.:"' . nn n•t• a MAAYT. 11.UO'IT .._.. D!tllr Piiot .lift. '" II. .. oiittiillli:a. Dttp.ty Qty a.ti. Qty etc .... M ... ....... ... .. ,. "11 ~c-oo==-·---·- with rHpect to 1lleQ•d 1110le11onl•I or Sec:tlonl•I I 1358 OI the HHrth •nO ul•t\I Code You .,. he1e• by notthed that the D11t11c:t A1101ne\I of Ot•nQ• County h•• 1n1t1•ted prcx:eed1no1 to tort••t th• •bove·d••c:nbed property punuant to HH lfh •nd Setety Code S.c:uon 11488.-4 You .,. 1n•tructed th•t II "tOU d•••r• to cont••• Iha forte1tu1e ol thlt property puouent 10 Heelth and S•l•1v Cooe Sec:uon 11488 5, vou m.utt Ill• • veufled cfa•m •t1t1no vov1 1nte1Ht ln the property You mutt lole ttu• c:l1•m In the Supe1101 Coun of Iha County ol Drano• within lh•rtv t301 d•v• or the lwat publoeatt0n ot tho• Notoce, unle•• 'fOU ••c:••v• •c:tuat not.ce IPIH••uH 98·126 I You mutt ••rv• •n •n dotHd c:opy of the claim on the District Anorney of Oranq1 County IAnn· SU SAN P. RIEZMAN, Deputy 01Uf1CI Attomeyl •I 700 Civic C.n•er Onve Wetl, Santa Ana. Ce 92701 w1th1n thirty t30) daya OI th• hhng of the ela•m on th• S11peoo1 Co~/C.v1I D1111• soon , The f11lvr• to timely tile and eec:ure • -nfHtd c:la1m na1ong et\ .n1er.•1 •n lhe property in lhe Supenor Court wilt '••vii 1n the o•ooertv b•ino dec:l•••d or 01de1ed lor1e1t to the State ot Cehlorn11 and d11111but1d pu11uenl to the proVtat0na or H•••th •nd Sal•h Code Sec:tt0n 11489 w1tt't0ut fllfth4tr notice 01 hetrtng OH22. 0\/29. 02/05 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that .a pubi>e hcutr· 1ng will t>e held by tno Co$ta Mesa C ty CoUncll on Monday. February 1, 11199, 1:11 6.30 p m or as soon therea11e1 as posst· ble, In the Council ChllmbetS o( City Han • .,., Fa r Dove Costa Mesa, on the lollow1na item AN ORDl'NANCE amen· cimg IUbSeci1ons (ll) and (C) of Sectoon 8·79 OI 1h CO$t8 Mesa Mvn•clpat Code concernrng ~olid wasto h8Ule1 i>erm•t r~ al!On :proc:e<lures NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thl1 at· 8810 t•me and place all in•ereslod persons may appear end be heard by the City COuo• ell on lh& above item IF' THE AFOREMEN TIONEO ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT, the Ctla 1enge may be limlted 10 ONy tnose issues r111sed at lhc put>tlc: hearing oescnbld In this no11ce or 1n wr1t1en cor· respondenoe delivered to the C•!Y COunol at or PflOr 10, Ille public i,eanng. MARY T ELLIOTT, Deputy City c1...- Publ Shed N~" 11 Beactl- Cos1a M" "'11 Da ly Pt!OI Janua"( 22 t 999 F737 ORDINANCE HO. 30 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT ADOPTl~G AN OPERATIONS CODE WHERE.AS ·1 • D" 1 has ed()p'OO numeroua Uf• dinancos ~Ions a1'd PoltdOS th81 apply 10 tho o;>Onl\IOOS Of U'le Oistt\CI, al'lll WHERE.AS, lhe BOarti has doterm11 d IMI IOt Of• ga111za11ona1 r asons ~ NM o1 referenoo, and IO mai.. tt>e Ol tlle.t $ tvlcs moro unoen.t;r1dable IO the pul>I C, rl wOUICI be Del\· e 1 ic1111 10 lnCOrpot ate an ot thOse rules and regut&tlons into a OOd•l•ed e>peratiOM Code. and WHEREAS Boata Ms 1$() mUnod aoepi now polid s on Board conduel and ires IO have th0$8 lnoorpor11100 tnto aeiO Operat.ons COO • NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Director• of tnt C:o1t• .,. ... Sannai;v 01 .. tnc:t doe• hereby OA· DAIN a• ronowa: 1 Thal the OpomtlO!IS Code ta<:hed 1tereto 1 hOI by ~ a .ltle Op• er1tliOOS e6de ol the CO$t.t M sa Se.n!IBry Otattitt ' 2 Snould ony p11ft. 0t llon of INs Or· bo red tly any Q>uTt ot tu· rtsd IOn '° bCI invalid ltiO romalnloQ provisions at 1tlb Ordtollnc • shall nevltt ltlcle s be and 1 fT'8 n '" rutl fo1c.e end etlea and the Board or 0.rectcrs ol ltie COsta esa Sanuaiy Ois· trttt or .range CounTY Cal llom;a herob'r' declares tNt oacn al'lC every section. Cla116e, prov1s•3n oi part ol thts Ordinance would h8VIJ been adopted and made a paai 01 thtS Ordina'ICe w ltl· out tile &Ooption Ol a11y POT· oon therOOl 'and lhat'lhe In· valid")' OI any pan or 1J•0V1S10n hereof sna J m:.11n any wav attec.l the val1chty or e•dorccmcnt o• lhe re· main'"'J provisions of lhts O!dlnanc.e tha1 may-stand. on th() r owro • 3 PUfsuant tolieat1tt and sa1e1y Cooe SOCl!OOS 64190 artd 6431 3 1na Cten. sna ca1.1se this ord nanoe or a summary thereof IO be publ!$hrJd lt1 a newr.paper or general corcutat on pnntec and publl.&hed ~n the 1>1su1e1 according to law and It $he I Ulke el!eet upor1 the e¢i ration O! ooe week al•er pubtlcation PASSED and ADOPTED lllts 14th day ot January 1999 's/ Annvr R Perry PRESIDENT JsJ G1eo o wooostOe SECRETARY STATE OF CALIFOAN A) COUNTY OF ORANGE) SS CITY OF COSTA MESA) I JOAN REVAK Cien. ot tile Co&1a Mesa Safltta ry D1sVoCl helVby CM.t)i that tne above and loie<)Olng Ol'o :\Inoa No 30, was doly and rQQU\a•ly panoq and adoc>lo<fby aald Board or D1rcctO<S et 11 regylar meetmg ttmr~f held on ma 14111 oav Of ~anuar:v. 1999 IN W IT NESS WHEREOF I Nive .nere- unto set my llano and at· fixed the eat ol tt•e COsta Mesa San tary D\Stnct, this l"th day OI January, 1999 ISi Joan Revn• Cterk ol the Costa M sa Sal'\ltaty Dstrla A lull copy o1 Ute Opera• lions Cod ave'l\al>le '"' rev1e...,. ar the Dl~tr ci Clerk:'li olltc •. 77 Fair Dn .. e, 4ltl FtOOf COsta Mesa C&lltornta • Publlshad Newport 6eac:t\.COS!a Mesa 0a11y Pilol J riuary 21. 1999 F7~0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Thtl m nl Storage faahty, according 10 !00 provlstons of DMslon 8 ol the BUSI- nus end P1oress1ons Code Ctlapter 10 SectlOn 21707(al nereby gwes NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE EJ11ra Storaoe Newport Mesa w conduct a pllbllc: aa•e OI the contents of the stotago spa (Ii) named betow ... 1t1 too oontont& be~'lg SOid to lhe hlgties1 Oil.JO., J.01 .. 1u1 money of the United Sta'lb 01 Amor· ica 1cash} The sal 1S l! mg hek:I to ~ a 1onc11ont s lien and be ti d Ill 12!>0 Brlstol St CoS1A Mesa CA 9162(; on Feb 15 1999 1 10.30 AM AuctiOn r & Name K E Auctlori. PllOO • 909863·1131, Addres.s P 0 86• 625 Ria 10. CA ll23T7 Bond. 723-41-\9 Tlie put>lle IS lnlllttld IO 81· iond 1arms re cashonty, Own r ~ "' s lh ngll? fo biCI A veneral SoCrlptJOn 04 ttte prol>(lrty being s~. lonp wtth lhC id<lnt ty OI lhO Occupant rettlln,G.otrte SP8CCl ore ai; lollO'llll - SPACE NO ·OCCUPANT •PROPERTY DESCRIPTION _. A208 Jo$8pt1 Demel,..._ OBA Law O!f.ces Of JOE-epl°I Demetrius, waTdfOtltl clotfles olfice Ch31r$ re· fri1;erator, mlC(owa\f6 .J A234 J m Lee Hanson. T V Ian dottle5 81"1, DolJgla' G a luggage, cna ra I lo-tile cabinet, table .... 81&7, Dfi\lid ~ti e COUClf loveseat, SJO ctectnc l!eybonro -8223, Merl\ Lor n James couctt tatlfe bo•CS chail, lam;i PubllbheCS Newpo'-' Beacto Costa Mesa Oa,ty Ptlol Janu.iry 22. 29. 1 !Ml -......... ----~F1-43 Flct1tioua BualneH Name Statement The •otlO'Nlng perams ere dOlng busm ss as • Z Golden Rule 20A Macaw Lane Fountain Vali11y CA 82708 Marcnere L Zolman, ~04 Mac-;1w Lar'O FOunla.ri Valley, CA 92708 This Du91ness ls con· dutleo Dy an 1nctMdUal Have you startod ooing buslneu yet7 NO • Marche e L Zolm n Th s statement 'W>11S hied w th lt1e County Ciarlo. ot Orange Countv on 1 • l ~ '99 1111M7I0729 0 1y Pllot Jan 22.. 29 Feb 5. 12 1g99 F7A2 Flctitiou1 8us1nett Name Statement Th lotlow1og PQrsont; a re dOing busl(ler.s u 8 I Z. PrOOuctiOM 280 Joann S1 • Costa M C.A 92626 Bren R R8$1TlUI$ ,, , 1111., 51 , Huntington Bead'! CA 92648 zonan Emory Tegtas. 28t:.. Joaon SI , Costa Mesa, CA 9262G Thi$ bl.lsmess J ocn- dudOd by7 a geflClr par.· nertmip Have you started !:loing bu lneu v01? Ye$, 1 Jl99 Br ti Rasmussen Zoitan Tegtas ThtS statement wos f\leO ..... o\ttl ~ County Cle,., Orange Countv on 1·19' 199967..,. 0a PilOI Jan 22.. ,?9 F«i 6 12 1999 '1F1'j! LOCAL .. ,. MORTUARIES PACIFlC VIEW MEMORIAL PAAt< Cemeterv • Mortuary Chapel • CrematON ~ Pac.ft<: View Or'..,. Ne..vport 9c3Ctt ~-2700 PIERCE IROTM£RS IEU BROADWAY Mortuary • Chapef Cremation f 10 Broadwa Costa Mesa 642-9150 On ttM move?. Sell your extra household items in Classified "Affordabl. Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial nrice \Vhv should ·ou ubj ·ct yourself · your family to paying inflated prices for caskets ~· s n ice ???? f.all Toll frtt l · KET Sm Or11gt l . urroudiag Comnria ' • /Ve '11 llef; tfoa ~ite tz A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 I - • I s s • • . I f Htttc·., uncl d1·aclli1u•., 1m· """1·1·c·1 111 .... ! ' a11gc \\ 11110111 11oti1 ''· .:l'lw puhli lwr rl ... c•r\t'., tl~ltt to n'tl'>or, n·da.,~i f ), "'n•vht' or r<1c·c·t till~ das ... i !'icd u1 l,<-ni-.1111rn1. Plt'.i-,t• n·pun Hll) 1·1 ~<tr that mu~ Iii' i11 ) our 1 lt1.,,ifi1·d utl , 11n111Nliawl~ J'l1I' ·l)ml). Pilot 111·1·1·111s 110 liabilit\ for 1111\ c•rrnr 111 an ' 11d\'t'ni ... c~11·111 for. wliicli i1 111a\ lw n'.,fHut'-ihlc' 1"<11 pt f111 If 11 1·0-.1 .of du· "pan• H('llW II} 111 ·1•11 pu·d h, dw 1:rror., ( 11·clit rn11 onh lw alto\\ c cl l11r rlll' ,fir .. 1.111-.t·n io11 . --- ESTATE SAU Bow to Plaee A CLJmIFIEIAD By Fax (9-t9) 6:31 ·659'1 By Phone (9i9) 6"12-5678 By Mail/In Person: :3:3o \Vt·~t Ba, ·Stret·t Costa Mt·~u. GA 92627 \1 '"" p1111 Bh cl .!-.: Bn~ St. (Pl1·,1 1• 11wl1'11f1· \1111r 11uroc 111111pholl~1111mlwr nncl "':11 ntll \1111 )1.11·k "i1h a pri<'MfllOlt') Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Hours ·Index 420 .... Walk-In 8:30am-5:00prn Monday-Friday .---Deadlines Monday ............... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. ~onday 5:00pm . Wednesday ........ J'uesday 5:00pm Thursduy ...... Wednesday 5:00pm L Friday .......... :·· Thursday S:OOpm 'aturday .............. Friday 5:00pm ' . ' I··, ~ J ' • Oil\ f Diii • 480. 486 ERVICE DIRECTO ::. ... & -For All Your Home and Business Needs - 101 • 216 430. 468 •iij IW•r ........... DINc .. r •l••r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week. cm ---. . ~ - I' ' ' . I \ '<. , I I I. ' ' p , I -f"~ --. ;, 400 . 412 ~70. 478 .G} EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All rul 11Utt Mwtlslllf II 1111> ~ 11 n'fed It 1k FW "''hit"""''' Act •• , .. u llMIMt• •'lcll lllHll 11 lllt,al II ''"rtlst "11r ,ttlertlCI, ll111tt1U11 II •11crl111IHll .. "IH •• rtct . celtt. 1tUtft1, Ml, ........ '-ll1t 1t1t11 • Ulifftl lflt lll, Ir II IAlttllH II ll!Me llf SH• •rtltrtlCI, llrlllll1!t1 er .iscrlmlutltll • Tiiis .,.,,,,., will "' ......... tcn,i.., IMrtfH· .e llr rt1I nlatl ·~• Is It dlltllll tf Ille la Ow rtlftn •it •er••r "'""''• 1-.1 1n .... Ullfa 1••erll11• II l•la ......,., tit "'"''" .... ..,, .,._"'Nils Tt ,_ ,liliitl~.RllllUD T .. ·lrlt II 1.-...Z• lstl ftf W1Pfltttjl. DC •t1 '"'" UI MUG .. 43-»M .. • * V.A * OOWN • $0 MOVE.fH FREE COUNSELING fREE Litt ot HOMES HUONA REPOS 1-&o0-723-6157 VETERAN REAL ESTATE 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR OPEN HOUSJ: FRIDAY 10am·2pm CORONA DEL MAR 336 Poppy Avenue $865,000 PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY 949-644-6200 10 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA £'510£ NEWPORT HEIGHTS BIN 2 houSes on 8 lot Both upgradad $449,000 Earl & Jo~ Taylor, Agen1 642-•m-!2 TWO CUSTOM HO~ES 309K l 3.tSK ThrM & tour Bdrm 1. built in 94 & 81. Cal) tor deltil•. Earl & Judy Taylor, Agen11 M8-&,42·•722 NEW HOME EAST SIDE COSTA MESA 3 bedroom 2 s bll!h. from Wkfet, IW'Ot 1750sq11. l'ifll C*1g AC, walk·in ctoseli, 2 cat anacil gar RE Exchange $285.990 949-722-8120 EAST SIDE 317 BroadWay (OPEN SAT t-4)Beau renlOd MmY & ~ 3tlC Iba tvne M.ch gar. pnme ar11 Owner $419.900 949·722-7245 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3Bdrm 2 SBalh Tv.rhne 2c garage, ---------.I dllect eocess gati': Grtal CONSTRUCTION LOANS ~ :::::,:: saJ-~~ No pijments dunog construe· hon. f00% financing ava1ta1>le Purchase find. construct1on, Loan & permanent hnanong t~-4113 ~(C..,fila k CA. II LL lkl.•"'la .,_, SOLOll Sho~111 Hom11 for SM In our Slturday A.el Estate SuPf>lemeotl Homes of the Week OlsQlrf Ads Start at Ju1t $751 Oteciine IS TU8ldly It SPM °"" Houu Lisi. St51 '0-.W Tiusday 5PM It Paya to AdvertlM In the Bt1t Loe.I RHI Ett.ate S.Ctlon CAU TODAYll LISA K. RIVERA 94~57~252 ANNE WILLEY 94g..s14-4149 15 HO~~O!PRP : aALIOA;&; ,JUS'T LISTED BEST LOC Opitol'lur.ty lo build 2 u~ Of dteam 11o1nt Wll nol IUI, Aon Fellot 8lu 94H20-7337 r£Aiml VACANT TWWWE LOWEST PflCEO ~In Cofone dfiil Mar OIJ(p( aiea Mitt 11ys SELL ll TODA YI Largt 38drm 6 twniy room r.ot W0111 but PAICEO \DW.J LESS f\#1 laSI .... $319 .000 MalrA Olle11 KO~" & CO. ' • 9't9 37&-557& 19 HOUSESICOM>OS FOR SALE HUNTlMGTptt BEAQ1 BRAND HEW DELUXE 2 bedloom 2 bat\ walk 10 beach. hnal phase from $219.!IOO 3 9S start ratfl By Awe Agllr1I Bob SaW • 949·760-85« GREAT 8UYI SFR 8each dole lnllide Ir.: loea!JOl'I, ')8orm 28altl, f1replal:t and morel S2<C9,900 Agent, 714-37'4 1132 BEST BUY VILLA BALBOA Quiet, No Trlftlc NoiM Two BA + OEN (3rd BR?) SeplrMt Fwnlly_ i Din flm .PENTHOUSE Sllytlght•, c1•rHIOrle1, v.uw c.11nta 2 PocMI, 2 Spn, 2 Tl'Wlll Ct1 Oii.cf Conirl!unlty ~ VIII tll'll«tartl Qfl1111 lrom $279,900 . $318,876 MaryAnn McGuire 64&-6nO Prvdentt.I CA Rt11ty BEST BOY VERSAILLES WHY PAY RENT? $124,500 Oui.t, No Trlfffc NcMM, POOi, ap., Fllnlet Aoom ~CoMmunlty One 8AOM8A M•ryAnn McGuire. 646-6no Pr ..... CA ~ • 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 1 Oam·2pm HARBOR HIGHLANDS • 1521 Priaclll1 unt $589,000 WEST CLIFF 1218 Berkshire une . $589,000 BIG CANYON 6 C1nyon F1lrw1y $3,295,000 BELCOURT 2 Weymouth Court st.69~.ooo HARBOR VIEW HOMES 1936 Port Ounlelgh $695,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2239 Port Carlisle $679,000 HARBOR COVE 1438 Newporter WAy $749,000 PRUOENTiAL CA REALTY 949-644-6200 WATERFRONT SUNSET VIEW 2 Story 4Bdrm 38ath Homa Immaculate CO!ldluon $525,000 Men\, Buan Edmondlon 94§'-723-6151 Abtndoned Be9Ch eottije Once ., • lle&;me ~ 11 only $3'49,000 Agent IM9 723-8120 HARBOR COVE MUST SELU Gtl C001"58 W 4bf 2 Sbe, 24551.t, upgrades gated corrfm Below m1rh1 by owner $&99K IM9 759-9113 0Li>O PENN PrN bell, NP BAY 2Bfl 2BA (Open Sal Sun 1 _.) 36 Bol'Var Sy CN.nlH 1120.000 StlOt\'n by~ IM9-723-5731 O£SiONEfi sH6Yaoc£ 38d!m 2 5Baill. lllT'll'y room. r-.arelw&d tloors. mertlle .mry, 11\UICK Ms 2 walk·ln-dowts. ptol done w/25 dlawe11. room lor 100 I* ol shoel ·A 10+ cat OwNrJAQI ,.9 m 2212 Sellef w4tl enlertain ollers b«Wll8n $369,()()().$429,000 BAY FRONT COHOO WfTH OOCK 2Bdrm + Oen Pnced 1661< bll40W compettJll home $ 536. 000 Lll1C9 Bog\)$. Aglr1l HO 717 .... 746 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR BALE NEWPORT BEACH LIOO ISLE 2 BR 2BA Conage gatdorl patlO, 2 frpt's Open Sal Sun 1-4. 208 Via Grazlana $615,000 94H7$·1134 ·uao Penn' 21 cll);l11o 2bt. 2t>I 998sl. hdwd .,s land lse. P1V bell IOf 1M $157,400 LlOO RESORT HOMES 949-673-6623 or 720-9882 8IG CYN VllUS FOAMIACARTHUR 2488 T owmome eitc:elence Muon EUlt .RHllOtl 94e..1s•noo NEWPORTHEi&M remodeled. expanded, 48dm1 3Batlli. decks. balcomes, $689.000 8 8aalllnl, Aglr1l 714-IM8·3800 X 231 NEAR FASHION ISLAND '54 Sea Island Or• Lowest~ 2br condo In area • 2br 21>1 Comtllelely remodl ltf °"""' $2191( 71~8645 1 33•1 NEW 48dm\ 38alh, loll. lormal OR. llolnt olc, 2 5 gar, IPPfOX 2490$1 $'991( DatTen Smilh. Aaenl 71'4-634-7500 •Jtl 232 949 729·9670 I 110 COSTA= I EAST SIDE 2br 1be All Hew, MUST SEE! 211 16th P1 •H950 The Renttf ~1er Cati 714-141 .... 203 E SIDE 2 b< 2 be ttlCloseO yard. 1 car gar,~· Must ... 343 E 11111 tC $1250 Renier Center. Call 714-141 .... 203 I '11 -=1 2 BORMS lor ttl8 price of 111NEWLY RENOVATED SPACIOUS !MSsq It One bal!'I ..,. din evlllbllt Large mutet bdrm ' ~irlll IOOfll_ 6reiQce, central NC Pets welcome Ael3Jling Wal9"Nly$ end pleturesque vrews From $1111> CALL HOWi IM-21M>lt7 N.8. STUDIO Slep6 10 Sfii. Motl Popui. Pitn A Trovurt VIJa condo 2br, 2 Sbl 2 ca1 garage 5334.900 loY* tJlll no garage, no peb, Join Trout &in wt.le RA~ yurty lease $725 lrctds utls. 9'49-675'<4630 • 949-862-9763 2'4SI St 71'-847-2622 AIJ8lll 1~-:11 111 --... I 2BORM 2 BATH12-c11 gaiage 3 BDRM STEPS TO SAND Sou1h of P .C H. New cerp4lt/ , $1500.00 '*' No Pllllsm~ $1695/mo 8A y FROHT CONDO 94i-'49't~ 1 Agel'll $lSOll.OO tBEOfWOM tiiATH Loes ol NEW-NEWI garage space, no pell, $1200 per mo 506 112 Avoc.do Blof(IH 9"g. 759-93-41 • Gf'Elf 18R 1BA .. Wiii garage CloM lo China Co111 Beach, no pets $1 IOOmo AQlllll !MH-4().7000 (.)()6 110 COITAMESA •CO A MESA'S BEST* Junior I bedroom end 1 bedroom also 2 bectoom 1 bath Quiel gllecj comroorily. POOi. ....... ll5y ICICesl to ''"'"Y· beach & malls 1t4-55Nl075 BNR ....... ~l!!M!t· he -OrAfEIMO~ 94•7"-«94 wlTEAFAOHf on Ille Gtind Canm 3 Bdnn, 3 bath etc. Ctll for <let. IMH73-6900 RoM. Of pege94i-72125S3 C•ll c1 ... tt1ec1 Todarl 842 .... 78 m LIVE THE TRADITION m The Terrace Apartments at .~ .99~a ~up; WM An Exclusive Opportunity for \Va terfront Living on Newport Bay • Limited availability of Srudios, 1 & 2 Bedroom• $ l 400·$2600 • Private G.wd-Gakd • Entrance 24~Hour · Security &. Switchboard • Private Beach • Gym, Spa & Pool • A V'JJagc UDCO iucJf with Meeting Roonu, Rataunnt, Cocktail Lounge, £nccrtainmcnt & RoOm Service • Membership Required To 1chtdule your prh·ate 1ho•·in8, plf'ate call (949) 645-5000, ext. 539 * UOOi$l£ * BAY VIEW dupftx. 3 btdroom. 2 bath. new 1111. C8rpGl,g11$2000/M0See103 via Antlbes 11.c~ses * llifWPOAT CiiEST * By call\ 2 ~. 2 bdl. WISIVdry. pool. lrepllce 2 cer garage, No smoke/pet $1500mo 714-662-7420 ElSf BLO ff CONDO Great 4 bdrm. 3 '*"-~ beau· dkdly remodeled '2500mo Coen hie Sal-Sun \2-6 2 t04 vrsca LMedo 1.w. no-3448 sElWIHD By oceen, 28", 28.. den, WO, pOOI. FP, 2c 11•1 NS/pit S140Cimo. 71WU·7420 iii, Ha conao. ocn & bl'f YltW. 311:1 ~. 2811 St. Manna, 100, wro. hdwd ""· 2 pert(lllg 1p1cu. 1600 ''· SUiOO 9't9-675-5973 2B0fUf, 21ATH Condo, oce.i ' bay view ltd floof' 2811'1 St Marini. rel1'191'11or. WIO, hardwood floOls .-2 !*it· ng spaces, 1600 st. S2500 00 per morth IMH75·5973 Wt RAvt iO HOlllls iN NWl'flT ICWl'COSlA MESA FIOOI $ 1500 ·leOOO Per Monti No F• 8!0bf IMM42-3850 . ' ----------'. ·' . ..... .. -- 690. 697 ~1 R>UNO SMALL DOG Vista def Oro Easlbtufl • No l•!IS Cal to Identity 9't9-720-92N LOiT CAT iiWNECOON MIX BID. very JMeC. needs mtdcinl. 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U + hour. Call t'4t-721·'1IO HAVE FUN fi WORK QARYS ISLAND IMtll Spectl\l'll, ~ Beach, 1uor1 wear dof'iog store '°' "*'. women end WI II hiMg "" and pall·Mll ... P°'itlOlll f Ot lnteMeW. C.if Chtls1inl Wllllet MM40-2U1 Construc\100 • NEW HOtlES • S1f11 a9enl In "-WpOr1 Coaat. Fea rHUJM 10 M•2$N001 NURSERY' SALES $8-$14 Pet hour~ on • ... lbl~ & npel1ence • ~ Tom 9C Chal1es l0t " lpllt at 0 c p,.,.., Nunery • . FloWlfoale : 714·15"~1 ~ ~Nuf'Mt'f .... . 0pei•IOn• Acc°'"'1!.m. Nteded tor NB 09"~ ao .. DIMI ind A/P, AIR, Dept .. Mwlg. cesll lows, EXOll "' Fax flll#ll8 a Nlary req lo : 94!HS7·n88 Ann JI REAL ESTATE SALES • FIA lme/Patl·Ume. • Uc'd or not H111ng NoWI • EAA Rafferty 6 LJGV<VIH6.. • PIYS tor yOUt req'd c:out58 and pro11'd fraa training - 800-'400-5391 EJtt 119 r • AECEPTIOHIST needed lot ~ Medical Olttce In N.Q. TYDino slulls nee. will train,; FY. SH9rt.ou1 M9-'4n~. Clll G<llehln M·F • RESTAURlHT * FULL TIME COOK, kl COM Deya end everW1gS C.. for ep. ply 1n peison 849-644·0210 * • sfYusf WANTt6* * FIA lmt. delles avail, -exPenence will cten..i. 11.c-St().ten . ftlEilXRkmRs • Sales make money • tu1 end Hsy call Mille 714-89f•9802 • EMERCON CONSTRUCTION , INC. Sttlri"I Li~: · ConstnKtion ckmolition knowlcdp a phu. Must speak Rucnt fJlglish. · Abo smi.t1 W~: Need IO bow peiDti~ ......,, end upc d,,..u ..-m. 1ml\noWtftfgc • o( ~nish dectrial iu plus. Bodi jobs requitt rdilbat trudc ' andpddm= "°I K. ftealions. medical ........ .. .. .. .. ' " •• -•YO! • ', ..-1 • ' ! ,, . _. r~ .. . . .• r . . GDOU OF DEBT! ~e can he!J!..! •Credit Carth Comolulattd • P11ymtr1ts W.WreJ • lntemt Red11tt1/ • l/oranments' SlopptJ • l/ab/atQ nOI NIN dodl 18·30!! In Bty lllW CCJY9 ... POWlf Of .... 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JAGUAR 1i96 XJS SEDAN 40 $35,ttS 16-4273 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR 1996 XJ12 SEDAN 40 BLACK, 21. 104MI 144."5 16-4204 BAUER JAGUAR 714-15)-4800 JEEP CHEROKEE 198' 2-«>of 2wd, 6 cyl, S spd, ac, amllmlcasselle. tfi. $3400 oo 714-969-5567 JEEP 1"1 CHEROKEE UMITTO 4 0 UTER. 4 wN llr. ltdltt lnlenot. pwr WlndoWI pwr brake6. pwr s1aemg pwr sats. eel playw. 1trna1e tl'lt1'f. runs gntt $8500 .. 949-64&-9169 949-6S0-2n1 Lexu1 i"2 SC400. 3211 milts!, mint condition CelOunc#lat 714-556-9649 lEXOs fOM SC300 · GallllMvoly full ~ 10189811 · uun LEXUS MISSIOH VIEJO 949-364-0664 ,...~ -.M4lu••T .. ..a•l•p. • S.c/Macr llprrUc • l •T'"wc.\Mli"I ...,...,...,s~· 11\/°"*-lo. • ,._. Nnr Q,_y. c..- FRE E ESTIMATE 722 • 7478. -.•• , . ~ ···-;i.11Pl :_ : ; '~~ ~.. -:-TY•-• • • • J .. ....,...=Low l1lleSI Frat . 1~. ~ • 974-5301 I I I I I 1 1 I .... I ii fl I'_'. I .. \\ , , 11111 ·: •" ''-: ; . ~ .. ' . .. ·' '• ,, · 1 . ·-.·.·, By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARtF •nd TANNAH tj]MSCH - TK2 MOYSIAN rm; Both vulnerable. South deals. m~h IO that game in a 4·3 majur is known u a Moy ian fit Thia deal come1 from a major pair 1oumame11t in Turkey. NORTH •A98653 Q A13 . :~J4 . I WEST EAST Noce that South elec1ed to show the four-card heart 111it be fore rebtddina the seven<atd minorl The pt.Mer· ship did well to mer clear or three no IN.mp, which could be defeated after . a likely diamond lead, and endecl in four hearts. • 104 Q 1052 OA87632 •K7 • KQJ7 Q 984 o K 109 • 1082 West led the ace of diamonds and continued the suit to lhe queen and kins. To protect against the poscibili· ty or • 4-2 trump split. declarer refused 10 ruff, instead discarding a club. Elbl shif1ed to a spade, ta.ken by !ht ace in dummy. SOUTH •2 .<:?KQJ6 <> 5 •AQJ9543 The bidding: . SOUTQ WFSI' NORTH US't- 1 • ..... 1• ..... Deolarer cashed the ace of clubs and continued wnh the queen. When this wu covered wilh the king, docl#er Nffed on the table, drew IN.mps and clauned the r~t of the tricb. l \? ..... l• ..... 3• ..... 30 .... 4• ..... 4Q .... ........ Openina lead: N:e of o Much has been written about the imJ>C>!WlCC or locating a 4-4 major-suit fit. and indeed this is the most flexible trump holdina, Howe-..er, if you can get over your wony about being a IJ\lmp short. a 4-3 major-suit fit can play quite well. A great propo- nent of thas idea was t.he late (Alphonse) 'Sonny' Moyse Jr., so Since the scoring was at match points, the 6.SO for making an over- lrick in heaf1S outscored an the P4U1 who settled for game in clubs. LEXUS 1095 GS300 ~ 11.t opllOfl (106143) 127,117 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949-364-0&&4 LEXUS 1995 GS 300 Cashmer"1vory, lull opuon (1121 18) S21tr LEXUS MISSION 1/1£.JJ(J f:49-314-0664 LEXUS 1HS LEXUS El 00 Ful opllOn. Of't'/ t 71t n (1 23584) $25,~ ... LEXUS MISSION VlEJO 94t.3M~ LEXUS 1996 ES300 Coach Ed wtllt (165196) 'It._.. S24,tl7 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO .... ~ WUS 1ttl ES300 8lacM-.loly 11.t opllOfl 11SS7118l uun LEXUS MISSION VIEJO Mt-364-CIM4 Liius 1111 ES soo Castlmtr .. IVOfY. 16k mMI (1412011 s2un LEXUS MISSION VIEJO ..... 364-()(64 Convenient Cleeelfted 842·5878 -Q\IAUTY CRAfTSMAH 2(),..,.. ·~ Aeltl•ic• rM YOUA HANOYMANI MARK 65().t525 HOME llPftOVEl!IEHTII ~~lotllok. Gary 94"4-S2n . , . . I, ·, ,... ,·l ..... OLA88 ... D "'• tt'9 ~you owi oount on to ... • ""'*9 .......... . .. ....... bl -our oot.ltn1• _.,... qutlltftM bvrete .. ... , ·. Leana to be a ~tter bridae.J>lay- ul Subleribe now to t.bt Gorm Bridae Lett.er by calling (800) 788- 1225 for lnlormation. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chlcaao, UL 60680. LEXUS 1tl7 ES3200 BllcMvoly 11.t "* (0031131 '30.tn LEXUS MISSION VIEJO ..... ~ 1 • .l:XUS 1 "8 GS300 BlacMYoty, Tounng Ed (10&143) 527,117 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO MWM-0854 M.EJilCEDU-BEHZ 1915 E.Q.ASS ESUO WAGON 40 wtlTE, 41,0All $31,M 85-4212 BAUER JAGUAR 714-f5S.4IOO MERCEDES CUlnO CP£ 'N BIO on bid, lmnlcullt1 cordion Mr loedtd, MUST SEEi 323-756-5511 MERCURY 1112 SABLE 4 dool, II power, 82K ml, good Sl8f80 A JEWELi $5450., 949-644.()045 --. -. ., . .. . . . . . . •TAEESt T~rwnowd. 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Ca T number; hmos and c:hauffers print their T.C.P. number in al 1dvtrtis- menta n you have • quesbon about the legaity of • ll'IO't'8f. mo or chaufler. call: PUBl.IC UTIUTIES COMMISION 714·558-4151 • .. . .-1• ,, ... ' • ..../ f ridoy, Janucuy 22, 1999 ACROSS 1 ~buggy. 8nt. 5 °"' ~ 10~Vlldd ,, CtwiltmM 15~ 1 e Sona k>f a dive 17 P~ol pep« 18 Scenl«j ~ 20 Foodl 22 TauMa 23 Mof• ·~ 25 Calendar abbr • 29Pie 28 Mak••"* dNtl 30 "-Good. Friends" 34t.1ic:l<ey 1~ 31 lroplcal "" 38 VOICt diuDPI ov.a · 39 Mn8.I 41..Guneand DOWN 1 Ceremoniel tire 2 Repented 3 Jal- 4 Thart lay41f or tlMue • s Ax rtrrntv 6 Cal, al ""* ~~· 9 8ulldlng wino 10 Som9 MCOnrj homea 11 SWift.. gr8C9lut l'IOfl8 12 Ceremony 13 Fana' cne. cannone 43 Get o6dar 44 Ot..a.on • 19 Sed-trnage 21 l.J6te • well 24 1c:. r1 mue1e 25 f,....tof .... 48 Male• Yety angry 47 Pierre's mother 49~-51~ 29 Gete pNot 27 Come '" 52 P1Nmit S4 Kind of wave 56 Sant.a - 29 Crow' 1 'lore» 31 WWII ct.it 32 Chain dance TOYOTA TACOMA 'ti Stlerp lruck, ~ ....... ' (125892} ""' tUTSU9tStt MOTORS • 714-5'S.1700 TOYOTA 1179 CEUCA GT Wllcll auto. 4 cyl, ""'°· good cond $950 obo • 949--631·3&S2 Buy It. Seti 11. Find II. Cla-lftad. TOYOYA 1"3 CEUCA OT. 5-t9(S, 1 owner, tul pow, Mk 1111, IUll~oof, l*itcl cond $9200. M•12t-147' VW GETT.AGL 't4 81&."tt &U!vool 5 IP8td 11\J\o '°""'' w: rwnolt, llann. AC stereo cass. 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(F6312S} '97 LOTUS ESPRIT s59,995 _ VS, 6,000 miles, black/black. (F653 73) '99 LOTUS ESPRIT sss,615?= VS, inferno red with magnolia leather. Just arrived! (Al 5658) SERVICE HOURS ~~tURS (949) 642. 7 7 00 ' I Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm 2115 Harbor Blvd. · .......,. ................ ~ .... 5s~~I= . Costa Mesa ... • • ~ .. . . • •