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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-06-21 - Orange Coast Pilot,~ I -.. SERVING THE NEWPQR1 ..-COSTA MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1999 .. • . . OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK MORNING SIMPLY A GOOD CAUSE BRIEFlfiG WATERED-DOWN Y2K .PROBLEMS? RUNNING ~R THEIR LIVES A c MONDAY: Orange County Deputy Dist. Atty. Bryan Kaz.,ian is scheduled to be arfaigned in U.S. federar coort · in Los Angeles. KazarJaD. who once worked with the Costa Mesa Gang task FoKe, is accused of providing rnside Information to a friend, believed to be a drug ring leader. TUESDA¥. The school board will debate its "strategic plan," its list of goals and how to achieve them. The meeting begins at 7 p.m . at the dis· trict office, 2985-A Bear St. in Costa Mesa. WEDNESDAY: The Newport Beach Police Department hosts a blood dri· ve from 1 to 6:30 p.m. at the depart- ment's auditorium, 870 Santa Bar- bara. For an appointment or more . information, call Cindy at (949) 644- 3704. THURSDAY: The Mesa Consolidated Water District Board of Directors will receive a report on the district's Y2K preparedness. The board meets at 7 p.m. at its headquarters, 1965 Placen· tia Ave. in Costa Mesa. SATURDAY: The American Cancer Society holds its fifth annual •Relay for life" fund-raiser at OCC. The relay will start at 3 p.m. at the col- lege's track and run for 24 hours. There will be a pancake breakfast Sunday morning. For more informa- tion, call (949) 261-9446. · FIVE EASY QUESTIONS Selling smokin' good gifts for Dad,Mom- or Christmas • EOfTOR'S NOTE: We asked Manjit Bain, owner of The Tinder Box in South Coast Plaza, what kind of gifts had been bought for Father's Day. What seemed to be your stoN's most popular gift for Fat8r's Day? ne most popular are agars from the Dominican Republic and Honduras -Por Larranag, Davidoff, Ashton, Monte Cristo from the Dominican Republic, Punch and Excalibur from Hon- dwas. Do you have a lot of people stop In and buy a gift on an impulse? Yes. Even though some peo· pie may stop in for tobacco prod- ucts, they may decide to pur- chase a German beer stein, Eng- lish pewter flask or a Waterman writing instrument based purely o seeing them displeyed m our s'9re. What other holidays lead to good sales? The December holiday sea- son. is when we do 25% of our yearly business. Other than that, Father's Day, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day we have very good sales.' What wa$ the most extrava- gant gift someone bought? Recently, for Father's Day, we sold an Elie Bleu Humidor hand- crafted in Paris (it cost $2,350). Thfse humidors, according to •Cigar Aficionado• magazine, ar the best m the world. Beiide& having a guaranteed lifetime wtmmty, they are absolutely bia.utiful to look at. Did you have ma"Y 111les last riaonth for M~ OW' We chd have •reat l the Priday and SaJur<!!f fore tifother's Day.~ nilft ular lems were butale~~with and names s h-:-.: nt, l~nhill, Coubif caton and ~metheus. .., .. : Frank Zizzo enjoys a cigar on Father's Day while showing off his 1962 Cobra at the 18th annual Orange County Cobra Owners Club of America car show at Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza on Sunday. Below, car enthusiast Randy Moreau shows his son, Robert, 4, a GT 350 hot rod. Cobra ch.arm . . Father's Day gets in gear at Costa Mesa car show Story by Stacy Brown• + Photos by Don Leach F or several weeks Cheryl Bixby shopped around for the perfect ·gift. As the clock ticked closer to Father's Day, the Costa Mesa woman skimmed through traditional presents such as ties, handkerchiefs, watches and dress shirts. "I wanted this one to be extra special because my dad has been extra special to me all these years," . Bixby said. She finally came up with what she called a father's SEE COBRA PAGE 5 Council to debate City Hall move • City may look at relocating its headquarters to the vacant Pacific Savings Plaza. Eush GH· COSTA MESA -The Council will consider taking a doser look at the costs and benefits of moving City Hall to the Pacific Savings Plaza at the comer of Newport Boulevard and 19th Street. The oty bas been wooed several times in the past by brokers offering new potential. locations for City Hall Most recent- ly, brokers and a Southern California College representative expressed interest m having the college pur- chase Pacific Savings Plaza and then exchange 1t with the city, alloWlflg the col· lege to expand onto the ovic center. lhe()yc..d meets m 6:30 p.m. Monday ii ccuddan- bersat Gey HrA, n Fair Drive. A space and Deeds assessment com- ple~ in February for the police depart- ment found that the station needed an extra 26,000 square feet at an estimdted cost of $12 million to $13 million if the station remained at its present location. Rebuild.mg the police station on a totally new site could cost S19 million. The oty is contnbuting $1.6 million to a $3.6 million upgrade to City Hall and the Pohce Department to make the build- ings earthquake-safe The remainder of the upgrade is paid for through state grants. In light of those expenses, Mayor Gary Monahan said it uught be worthwhile to give more serious consideration to mov- . ing City Hall -espectally if one building could be the answer to all these issues. But the Council would need a Jot more information before dead.ing. A cost-benefit analysis that could be completed m phases would cost about $64,000. A preliminary evllluation would cost Sl0,500. It's time to get a little bit beyond the rumor and make our intentions known,• Monahan said. A brief bit of less-than-useful city business T be start of Monday's City Council meeting was delayed nearly 20 min- utes be<:ause ~ Dennis O'Neil bad some unoffidal city business to take care of, even though he acknowledged. its irteleVancy. O'Neil handed a ptoel4Jful- Uon to former football player · '8ul w.ta, officially proclaim· ing the week of June 21, •Jrrel. SAY AGAIN Adllll .. .., .......... ............... evant Week." FoWlded by Salata 24 years ago, •trret- evant Week• honors the lclSt player selected in the National Football League's annual draft. This year that diltinction went to Univenity of Penn- sylvania's tailback Mm Finn, the 253rd player silected. A Newport Beach trdtion, • Irrel- evant Week• :will "8 highlight ed by several events includmg a ceremo- ny honortng Fmn as this year's •Mr. Irrelevant.• 00 THEY MERrT A BADGE? Although it's one of the most central pieces of a dty's opcra- Uon, the annual budget is not US}lallY considered the most interesting reading. A whopping three citizens showed up at last Wednesday's public budget review on at Costa Mesa City Hall. Council watcher and resi- dent Tom Epn came to educate himself. Relident Greg Lenders and his son '8ul, a boy scout, came as part of a merit badge reqw.rement. Perhaps the Boy Scouts would consider honorary ment badg for finance department staff members M...c Pucbtt. c.roa ... --Mk and AMII Dall'Wlkl wbo put togeth- er the $81 million budget. .. • .:i Monday, Jun. 2) I 1999 ElllllMINTS Robert Bruce Stewart and Amy Margaret Tyler ~~ Kirtland-Stewart · Mr. dnd Mrs. Robert Kirtland ·~ pJ Coronc1 del Mar announce the When classes are done, her motor's revving • + OfY ~ RESJDENCE: Costa Mesa + OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa +WHEN WERE YOU HIRED? Feb. 1994 + FAMILY STATUS: I'Ol blissfully married to Ed and we have two sons, Kevin, age 20 and Todd, age 17. Our funy friends include Mutty, a 10-year-old Dobennan/shelty mix and Me rcedes, a 3 year-old-poodle +AGE: 43 <¢• EDUCATION: Newport Harbor. High School, Orange Coast College, and UC Irvine · 1oea1S onl UP IOIS ~== = ~ tllm. the USA M f J f L le M UftCMfMtld dlilqttrllhlpe&*'AM._. ... ----·In Coron.t, ..._ thePM:l:l mentier of her .................. "'""• """"* of -ICDrlng hits for her .... .t.ld'I ~ i'wired first •nd wtl a»mpltl In the nMioNI tour. nMWlt "' AUjUlt. s.ta Girt Scout Ur*.., Wz• -.. ol Naupon IHctl was ~,,_ .. .._ .... ,..,. _Girt Smuting'1 highest honor -by the ........ Coun- cl af On 11 c.i.ew.~ Senior Girt --who .... In gr.-nine ttWQugh 12 ere eh91- bie tor the Gold -.rd. which ,..,.,. • fOaa oniklll deoJelop.. rnent, leedlnhlp. community ser- vb. cerw aplorlldon and a ser· vice project of ud'I girl's design. fof hef..,.. ~Watanabe made 75 bb for the Keif'o Nursing Home in LOI Ang.lies: engc1gement of lheir daughter, A.my Mdrgc1rct 'fyler of Newport 8'edch, to Robert Bruce Stewart, 'Jr. of Newport Beach, son of Mr. 1.ind Mr!.> Robert Stewart, Sr. of " Pasddend + PAST POSmONS: Journeyman Grocery CA H L: Jikel d Checker, Teacher's Aide, Administrative +WHAT N YOU COOK? Enchiladas, tacos IN HIG SCHOO · Most . y to o some- C......., L lliltll of Newport BMCh, ~of a...11tute of Newport 8NC:h Md~ Ikuta of Anaheim. reamty graduated from At .. la• C11l111 in llli· nois. She mejcrid in biology. ....., Miits S.-. spiritual ...., of 0r.,.. C.ounly's !-gest ,, The bnde-lo·be is a graduate slf Coron<! del Mar High School Md lhe Uruversity of California, tl>s Angeles Manager and taquitos thing crazy The groom-to-be ls a graduate «)~ f-hntndge Preparatory High ·~chool dnd the University of Col· Ill orado An August 7 wedding is ,,iannecl dt lhe Ba1amt1r Resort m ,-BaJdmdr, ME•xKo I •Stephen Anthony McEwen : ~d Catherine Theresa Gelb I •' + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Supervisor of Risk + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD Management, Newport-Mesa Umfied CHANGE: Eating too many enchiladas, tacos School District and taquitos 11• + EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: To evaluate the Distnct's risk and then recommend, implement» and monitor risk management techniques. Phew! + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL + THE COUEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: Education -to be a teacher + YOUR lAST CHARITABLE ACT: Made a donation to Women Helping Women ACHIEVEMENT: Landing this job and doing + AS A CHILD. WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES work that I love to support the children of TEASE YOU. ABOUT? My braces this district + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK RIGHT NOW; Emergency supplies, maps, water and dry cleaning + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE- MENT: l'.aking the motorcycle rider safety course and obtaining my motorcycle license atage41 + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: Patience, faith TO YOUR SPOUSE OR PARTNER; He was a and reward great listener and friend + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVAGANCE: My deep purple 1991 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 CustQm + THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: Pulitzer Pnze Winner •Angela's Ashes," by Frank McCourt + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac and Rob Zombie + YOUR MOST TREASURED POSSESSION: My "fedding rings, and the heart-shaped pendant given to me by my boys one Moth- er's Day + WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: "#$&%" +.THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER HAD: I don't think I ever bad a really bad idea, so I asked my family. My sons said it was the Williams- burg Incident last year. We were in Virginia on vacation. I wanted to viSit Williamsburg and they wanted to go to Six Flags (amuse- ment park). After some excited debate, we didn't go to either attraction. (J'"'e been holding a grudge ever since.) My husband says that painting the kitchen •Golden Apricot" while be was at work one day was a real treat for him. After asking their input on my worst idea, I'm beginning to think getting married and having kids may have been my worst idea. Not really. Just kidding, family I + WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: My husband, who never gives up on me My sons, who are making wonderful choic- es in their lives and becoming adults I am very proud of · My mother, who unselfishly took wonderful care of my grandmother until her death and who always deal with adversity and comes up smiling My sister, Karen, who knows me and is still my best frienG My boss, Mike Fine, who tirelessly performs a titan job and takes time to be kind and thoughtful + FAVORITE ESCAPEjROM REAUTY: Riding my motorcycle as often and as far as possi- ble and enjoying the sights and smells along the way + ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: Every- one would practice random acts of kindness and senseless beauty more often + YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Riding my motorcycle + THE THING YOU DISLIKE "'OST ABOUT YOUR APPEARA.Na: There is just too much of me +I HAYE A DREAM THAT: All humans would· accept responsibility for their own behavior and practice forgiveness, which would in turn reduce antagonism and end litigation + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: 714-424-5011 ~ ...... l.av.lwn.,in ~ leech, received.,, ......... , Dudloi ... of~ frOmthe ..... ...... ~ .... lnl.o5 Angeles ~21. Rabbi Miller r'esJdes in tMne With his wife Wendy and~ 5 cNldren. EDUCATION Or.,.. eo.t C11111 in Costa ~ ranked first In Southern Call· tomi. end third in the st.ate '" the n\a'1ibtr of students It tnnsferred .., to the Uftll;;•lltr Of Cl:ltenu and c..11f191• ..... ~ systems during the 1917 .. licade-- mk year. OCC rried fint out of Southern (jllfornla's 57 communi- ty collegm and tNrd out Of the state's 107 two ~ lnittbitlons. MIUfARY . I" I._ I •• I , I '. ' BUSINESS NOTES llNIVERSIRY ...... Pfc. ..... ,.,.,. ......... ,-~of .................... ~ reportld far dilly .. tit ........ Geib-McEwen I /1 : ~. The engagement of Calherme :The resa Geib, daughter of : Richdfd John Geib and the late : ~drgdret Mary Geib, to Stephen :Anlhony McEwen, son of Sylvia I ;Ann dnd DaVld Robert McEwen, ~dnnounced : ~ The bnde-to-be is a graduate m Corond del Mar High School ?Jid Stanford University and cur- ~enUy works for Ingram Micro in :'Product Management 'Il'aining. : The groom-to-be is a graduate I •of Irvine High School and Stan-,.,. :c!?rd Uruverstty and the Stanford :Ioaw School and is currently ;Deputy Attorney General for the !State of California. ,. : An August 28 wedding is !~tanned at Our Lady Queen of !~ngels C hurch in Ne,wport :seach. I , I._ .... I • Tod's Boutique to open in South Coast Plaza World-renowned Italian entrepreneur Diego Della Valle will open a 2,500-square-foot free- standing Tod's Boutique in South Coast Plaza July 9. It will showcase his complete footware collec- tion, his famous handbag line, and a n ew collection of small leather goods. The boutique is Tod's fourth American store. Its projected sales are $10 million for the first year. Merchant service moves headquarters to Corona del Mar Pa~ent Resources international is relocating its headquarters to Corona Del Mar to create new opportunities in the fast-growing field of electronic business, said president and owner Andrew Phillips. The company presently serves more than 10,000 merchants across the United States by enabling and improving non-cash purchasing transactions, and it is one of the five fastest-growing merchant services in the world, Phillips said. "' Pilot READERS HOJUNE (949) 642-6086 news ttone\ lllustrllttOnl, edito- rial mitt•°' ~·ts herein can be~ wtth- out Wfftten pemWslon of <.op/• right owiw. VOL tJ, NO. 144 Rec.ord your comments about the Dally Piiot or news tips. AQDBESS Our .cktrets Is llO W. Bay St., Costa MN. CA 92627. COllRECDQNS It Is the Pllot'i polky to prompt· ly correct all em>n of substance. ...... Qfl (949) 574-4261. HOW TI) 1tEAOt us ClrNldon The Times er-. County (800) 252-9141 AduwM4 O..ifled ('49) 642·5671 DhpteJ ~ 142"'°21 ........ Newl .. IG..-Sportl_.PMDJ ...... ,..., ..... 110 1'411111:*1\JZ&•ss•A*'* ---........... IGG'I ......... 111-n. •• ,, .... ,. ...... L De Frenza 10th Anniversary Dh11tm Inc.,.,....,." Callf. .. )oinld the Mlrtne Corps In June1M. Marcello and Alicia De Frenza celebrated their 10th anniversary May 14. An intimate family party was held in the couple's home. The couple met through friends at a park in Irvine. Marc grew up in Newport Beach and is a 1981 graduate of New- port . Harbor High School. H e graduated from the University of Southern California Law School in 1988 and currently practices in Costa Mesa.. Alida is a 1984 graduate of Coro- na del Mar High School and a 1996 graduate of the University al Cali- fornia, Irvine. She is a Montessori teacher. ~ a.lboe 7°'59 COrone de! Mer 70t150 Coste Mesa n/62 Na;rpott IMCh 74162 NM:wponCOMt 7'llO .. l'IUC-W lOCAnON -...,.. ... .. • llart ... .. •••cu 4-7• --.. 3.5 • ............... A pM of d'-mond wrings wonh $3,000 was ltOler\ *"O!" •cw In ttte 2900blodt.t1:101.m. June 5. • ,., ....... , ._.,.; A c:ompect dhc ~ end 1 cet1uler PhOr'9 wo;1h $590 Wife ltoltn tram • Cir In the 400 block •-.n *JO Ind I p.m. Junes. • ...... II &; ..... con&M icMei Ind~~ Sl.211 Wlf'l llalen flam. holne In .. 2100 bloc:tt bib! _.June •andJUni 1. • ..... C... DrlNc A •Qub• WDl'th PO ...... hnt • ........................ of .. . Doily Pilot SChOOls . . . Monday, June 21 , 1999 .3 Givingfiarents thldr proper resJ?t!..ct S mce my last two colWlUli · featured teachers and stu- dents, I thought I better start out with the third important compo!'ent to every good school: the parents. ln fact, I need your help. ' · There are a lot of parents who are using their unique talents to fill a gap at every school in the distnct. If you know of such a parent, please let me know, ·so that I Ccill feature their good . deeds throughout the summer. My e-mail atldress is GGSesq· @aol.com or you can wrtte me \n care of the Pilot. Costa Mesa High School just had its eighth-grade dance, and we bad some parents that really stepped up to bat. Fred Cook, an ardutecl, designed the volcano, while his wile Cathy Irwin-Cook. who is a culinary specialist, planned the tropical menu. Parenl<> Lokelan.i and Roy Asuega hdve a Polynesian dance troupe. Their eighth-grade son Keola dances m the troupe along with othPr Mesa students. Yqu can imagine what d thnll it was for their classmates to have these dancers perform, while Roy accompanied them on native instruments. Pictures of Keola eating tire are on the Costa Mesa 1-ligh Web site. It was one of those unforget- table experiences that make me so glad the school has kids from so many different cultures. The school is espeoally rare in bght of d recently completed study that shows schools are becoming more segregated than ever. The schools with Ldllno student<> are becoming more exclusively Lati- no, and those with white stu- dents are beconung almost entirely whlte I Wdlched the students at the dance blend together, even though the school is one of the most raaally and cultl:irally mixed 'in the county, and I won- dered if they realized how lucky they are. They don't give a sec- ond thought to the fact that many students are bilingual and bicultural. The dee1ays remarked afterwards that it wa the nicest group of lads they had been around. When I sec~ lack of integrabon at most scli'ools across the state and the county, I am EDUCITIOllLLY SPElllll . gay geiser-iondovol grateful for some of our district's gems. • Two parents who decided it is just as hard to.sell cookies as it was to get a $15,000 UCI part- nership grant are David Gar- diner. assistant dean of biological sciences, and professor of biolog- ical sciences Susan Bryant. They came to a Costa Mesa High School Academic Booster Council meeting to ask the date of the science fair. It turns out there are no high school science fairs in the district. Within a few months, they applied for and received a grant to put a science fair in place. There will be teacher training, UCI student mentors and equip- ment and resources for the Costa Mesa High students. Soon, those students will have access to UCJ's computer research resources. In addition. they are planning a "Meet the Scientist" rught. There, students will be able to taJ.Jc to scientists in all sorts of careers so they can more easily picture themselves in such a role. These parents want to start the ball rolling at Costa Mesa, then send it across town to Estancia High School. • Tewinkle Middle Sd;lool and Costa Mesa High School just had the1.r first classes graduate from the Math Academy, which is another partnership wi{h UCI. The junior high students attend- ed classes on Saturdays so they would be ready to begin ta.king algebra 1 next year. They will Solid 7ed 'Pati61~ · Teak is now Affordable! atte nd Saturday classes next year while they are in algebra to . ensure their success. Costa Mesa High has just received a grant, which also includes Estancia High students, for SAT preparation classes next year. As more and more students take private preparation classes t>efore their SAT Test for college entrance, it puts those who don't at a distinct disadvantage. IAMcUng tbe p.ck In • tn1nt MMUon Grut and Iler kinder- garten cl ......... get lmtrucUom from tlletr feecber, Brenda Col~. d~ tbetr plays- kal fttneu tnlJn.. tng at Anderson Elementary Sdlool. ~DAY MASSEY I OAl.Y Pl.OT The two schools have also paired up for Project GLOBE, which stands for Global Lan- guage Opportunity for Better Education. Initially, they will coordinate the ESL curriculum at Ute two schools, and then the curriculum will be coordinated and standardized throughout the district. (1 hope the idea of coor- dinating cuniculurn in all sub- jects catches on throughout the district.) It currently serves 699 limited -English students at the two schools. To visit the GLOBE Web site, go to http://www.- estancla.nmusd.k 12.ca.us, click •special Programming" and then "GLOBE." The kids are -all fit Some district schools have foundations to raise money. Cos- ta Mesa High has a teacher band. Teachers from the math. science, English. technology and counseling departments have come together in the department of rock 'n' roll. The band, called Stage Fnght, has its first CD, called •staff Infection,• for sale. The proceeds will go to the school. They will be performing at Hard Rock Cafe at 9 p.m. on Friday. I guarantee you will not be able to pick out the algebra teacher, the techie or the school counselor. For more information about their next gigs, or to order a $10 CO, call (714) 424-8777 or e-mail them at stagelright@hardrock- ers.com. • GAY GEISER-SANDOVAL is a Costa Mes. resident. Her column runs Mon- days. · • Kindergarten teacher combines aerobic exercise and education in a series of workout tapes. MARm EKBERG • !Wrrtd The students in Brenda Col- gate's .classroom jump, hop and skip around the room, clapping and mdklng noise along with pul- sallng music. But Uus doesn't bother her. In fact. she is dellghted lo see her educational fitness concept come alive among the cheering crowd of children. Colgate, a Newport Beach kindergarten teacher, introduces fitness to young children through h.er high-energy musical work- outs. Her fitness bear, Silly Willy, takes children on educational adventures using movements and upbeat rhythms. •All children should start developing fitness skills at a young age," said Colgate. She believes that her fun fitness con- cept will en.rich children's health. Colgate combined 20 years of fitness experience with teaching when she created the nationally distributed Silly Willy CDs and video in 1995. She uses them dai- ly in her Andersen Elementary kindergarten class to teach her students the alphabet and phon- ics. Each letter and sound corre- sponds to a different movement, and when file kids use all of their senses in the learning process they absorb 1l more quickly, she said. The tapes also help children practice their skills at home. "The kids really love the exer- cises and we have had great response from the parents," says Colgate, who also is a certified fit- ness instructor and holds a mas- ter's degree in elementary educa- tion. Colgate writes the lyrics her- self, but takes help from Norma Roberts to create the music. She paid for the Silly Willy pro- SEMI-ANN .UAL duction herself and sent out tapes to distributors all over the country. New York-based Educational Activities, Inc. started selling her tapes and the concept took off. •Tue real attraction of the tapes are the combination of edu,- cation and movements,• said Al Hams, president of Education.al Activities, who hopes to work with Colgate again. Colgate is currently producing her fifth fitness program. •silly Willy pre-jump ropes skills,• wruch will be available in Sep- tember. "It feels great to make a differ- ence m children's life when you see them having fun working out," Colgate said. Advertorial Auto .. Facts ,,, ,,..,, ,,,...,, ....... ,.._ _ _. ...... ,, olAN -AUTOllO"- GEI"l'INGA GOOD JUMP At some point, most car owners will have to jump.start a vehicle due 10 a dead battery. This should be dooe with caution hecairse baat.ries produce hydrogen ~ when they discharje d1at Clll explode when contact.ed by a spmk <X' lit cigarette. With this in mind, always remove the ~ jumper cable fust nl reoomcct it Wt. For a safe~ connect each eOO of the red cable ID the po.sitivc terminal of each blal:ry. Then, COOJiect ooe end of the blldc cable to the nepbvc bllliml cX the good battery, and the odr.r md to c~ metal away form 1bt ~· Be sure thal the engine is idling before ranovq the cables in reverse mter. HINT. Jf oooodcd bely ~ prevaa eledrical cin::uits from being 00111Pi* d, • can lead to the d~ ~that the blaery w derd; 4 f.Aoriday, June '21 , 1999 . . . . . ~ . Doily Pilot Jum ping through ho ops for Dad At the Pre-Father's Day Olympics Joshua Brown, 4, above, waits for the hula hoop contest to begin. Jim Brown, right, gives daughter Jaclyn, 2, some pointers during the competition, w hich was held at the Newport Dunes Resort on Saturday. Photos by Marianna Day Massey l • WHAT'S AFLOAT runs periodically. If I available dates and informa tion, you know of an event or activity that call (949) 675-0550. could appear in this column, please mail the 1nformat1on to Daily Pilot, 330 W. PILGJllM OF NEWPORT the Bay St .. Costa Mesa 92627, fax 1t to 646-. . • 4170 or e-mail it to dallypilotOearth-118-foot histon c scboo~er, of~ers link.net. weekend whale-watching trips, WHALE WATCHING BONGO'S SPORTFISHJNG CHARTERS offers pnvate party whale-watchmg excursions every day. The cost 1S $125 for one hour, with a sue-passenger maximum and a three-hour nurumum. For more m.fonnation, call (949) 673- 2810. NEWPORT LANDING SPORT- A SHING offers a low-cost way to whale-watch, from 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. wee kends and holidays. The cost is $14 for a dults, $8 for seruors and children under 12. Special discount ra tes are avail- able for schools, churches and community' youth g roups. For from 10 a .m. to 1 p .m. Saturdays and 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays. The cost 1S $20 for adults and $15 for chil- dren. The schooner is also avail- able for private charter. For reser- vations, call (714) 966-0686. FUN ZONE BOAT CO. guaran- tees whale or dolphin sightings during its excursions, or the next trip is free. Daily trips cost $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, children ages 3 to 11 are $8, ages 2 and under are free. Groups rates also available for schools, youths and groups of 15 or more. For reserva- tions, call (949) 673-0240. DAVEY'S LOCKER operates w hale-watch cruises daily through the end of March. Oper- a ting hours are 10 a .m. and 1 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m ., noon and The Costa Mesa Community Golf Classic .. • Benefiting the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce July 26, 1999 ~·~ 3000 Oub House Rd. Costa Mesa 10a.m. Check-in & Reglsbation BBQL.lfth Driving .... Putting Green • Putting Com.st 12noon ShotgunSWt Scnntble Sp.m. No HOit Codrt • • Parents of quadruplets rest up as they await their babies' arrival at home. COSTA MESA .:-. U James and Shelly Hodges spent Father's Day resting quiet- t,y, not many who know the couple ~ould argue. After all, it promised to be therr last quiet holiday for a ·Jong time. • The Costa Mesa couple became proud • ·parents 18st month to quadruplets at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, and all four, currently still hospitalized, should be coming home soon. James Michael, Jon Dillan, Lucas WebStar and Melissa Karin are said to all be in good condition and the new parents expect their t>abies home late next month. "Th~y are so beautiful," said an ~cit­ ed Shelly Hodges, who gave birth to the quads May 18. •Tuey were all in the two- pound raage. • The couple spent the weekend prepar- ing their home for the new arrivals and the crowd of guests sure to follow. •1t is going to be a loud house, but we're excit- ed and my mom will be in from Seattle. She'll probably spend about a year here," James Hodges said. The couple said they had been trying for 3 years to have a baby, and when Shelly found out she was pregnant, she just wanted and expected a healthy baby. •Then they told me they found anoth- er heart beat and then another and anoth- er. My concern was whether (here was a fifth baby hiding in my rib or something," she said. Maureen Williams, a spokeswoman for the hospital, said the babies were bom at 28 weeks gestation and were doing well in the Millers Children Neonatal lnten- sive Care Unit. She said the hospital is known.for mul- tiple births. ·we've had quintuplets before, so this is not new,• Williams said. •But the Hodges are a lovely couple and ~DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT James and Shelly Hodges hold up four Father's Day cuds, one for each of their new babies. The quadruplets are due home in July. they are anxiously awaiting taking the babies home.• The Hodges said they anticipate the peace .and quiet, which has been the norm at their home for the past eight years, to change drastically. "I look forward to no sleep ," James said. •1 can't wait to come home and have four kids all ove r me, calling me Daddy James has run a plumbing business out of Costa Mesa for 12 years and said he expects his wife to now be a full time stay- at-home mom. •ThJ..s is like hitting a grand slam We started out wanting lb have a duld and we talked about eventually having a bo~ and a girl. But never did we expect to have four at once, .. James said. WHAT'S AFLOAT 2:30 p.m. we ekends. The cost is $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, $8 for children ages 4 to 12, and ages 3 and unde r are free. Special dis- counts are available for groups of 20 or more, community youth groups, service organizations and schools. Private charters also available. Guaranteed sightings of. whales or dolphins, or else all p assenge rs will receive a free pass. For more information, call {949) 673-1434. FISHING FISH SCHOOL Fishing classes leave Baiboa Pavilion al 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday ·each week. Cost is $1 25 per person . For more information, call (949) 673- 2810. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Ne wport Pier/McFad - den Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. Fish are prepared for sale at the open-air market. FISHING TRIPS Fishing supplies and boat char- ters (open party and private) are available at these locations: New- !I& port Landing Sportfisbing, 309 Palms, Suite F, (949) 675-0550; Falco Fishing Charters, (714) 832- 7708; and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa, (949) 673-1434. SIX-PASSENGER CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Head- quarters on Balboa Peninsula, (949) 673-2810. BOAT RENTALS Streamline, center-console fishing boats may be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on Balboa. Peninsula. The se new 19-inch boats are equipped with live bail ·tanks, fish-finders and VHF radio. Avail- able by hour and half-day rates at $170. Full-day rates are $240. U- Drive offshore boats equipped with VHF radios can be rented by the hour, half-day or full-day. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the day. Call Balboa Boat Rentals at (949) 673-7200. SAIUNG LESSONS/BOAT JtEN'l'AU Learn to sail or windswf at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 1~-foot sailboats Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Leal ~l ~ .. __,...,_ ---- . . . ' . CHILDREN SHOE.$ SEMl-ANN~L SALE , UP TO 50:% Off GRf.AT SELECTION "JAJOR BRANDS AND STYL£S KWDING: •S.Uwllb. .l*'- •AlrW'ldl at $15 per hour. Call (949) 729- 1150. MORE SAil.ING LESSONS/RENTALS Sailboat rentals and private lessons are available at Marina Sailing in the BalbQa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include naviga- tion, big boat, power boat, intro- duction to *VV weather and first-mate instruction. Call (949) 673-1763 for more information. Also call the Blue Dolphin Salling Oub at (949) 644~2525 or the Udo Sailing Club at (949) 675-0827 for rentals. KAYAK CLASSES Beginning sea kayaking, rolling clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more infor- m ation, cell Pac:Wle Power, 1500 ' W. Balboa Blvd., (949) 675-1215. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTAI.S lWo-bour kayak tours begm at 10 a.m. every Sunday from Newport Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult, $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call (949) 729-1150. MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 pe,r hour} and double ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, (949J 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayak, surf ski and canoe rentals. Call (949) 675-1215 CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY Back Bay canoe tours are offered by Upper Newport Bay every Sat- urday. Meet at 8·30 a.m. on Shell- maker Island. For more m.formd- tion, call (949) 640-6746. ROWING LESSONS AND CANOE RENTALS The Newport Aquatic Ce nter offers sweep rowing (one Odf), sculling classes (two oars) and canoe rentals. Classes run for four weeks and cost $75. Introductory clinics are also available Satur- days and Sundays at a cost or $1 0 For more information, call (949) 646-7725. SCUBA TRAJNINC The Aquatic Center, 4537 W Coast Hig_hwoy, Newport Beach, offt6 scube training consisting of Six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center also offers scuba rentals, special trips, repalIS and air fills. For more inf onnation, call (949) 650-5440. IT'S A DIVE At Dive-in Scuba, 2482 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa, certification classes for beginning to instructor level scuba divers are avallable. For more information call (949) 631-9288. . . around town • Send ~ TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot. 130 W. Bay St., Costa ~ 92627; fu them to (949) 646-4170; °' ~II (949) 642-5680, ext. 228. A c<>mplet9 litttng of Around Town may be found at ~llyptlotcom • TOQAY 1be arrival party for Mr. Irrele- vant XXIV will be held at 5 p.m. at 1\vin Palms, Newport Beach. Jim Finn, drafted No. 253 by the Chicago Bears1 was the last pick m the NFL draft and is being hon- ored as Mr. Irrelevant to benefit various charities. The arrival w· ty welcomes Finn to Calif omia and will feature fo6d, cheerlead- ers, music and gUts. For more · information, call (949) 263-0727. Preschoolers through preteens can enroll now through July in the Newport Beach Public Ubraries' summer reading pro- gram, •Long Ago and Far Away.• As Readers Club and Read-to-Me Club members accumulate points, they'll qualify for several prizes. To enroll, visit the chil- dren's section of the library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, the Balboa Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., the Corona del Mar branch, 420 Marigold Ave., or the Mariners Branch, 2005 Dover Dri- ve. For more information, call (949) 717-3807. Teens entering seventh through 12th grades can now enroll in the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's "Brain Food for the Mind• pro- gram. As they meet individually established reading goals, pro- gram participants will qualify for paper backs and prize bckets. The program will conclude in August with a drawing for dining coupons and other rewards. Teens can register at the customer service desk of any Newport Beach Public Library: the Central Library at 1000 Avocado Ave., the BalbOa branch at 100 E. Balboa Blvd., the Corona del Mar branch at 420 Marigold Ave. or the Mariners branch at 2005 Dover Drive. For more information, call Judy Kelley at (949) 71?·3807. .. TradJUonal Art Images," an exhibit of oils and acrylics by Gena Mezo, will be on display through June 30 in the Newport Beach Central Ubrary foyer, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more inf ormatiop, call (949) 717-3801. An art show featuring Intricately detailed drawings and collages, suggesting a sometimes whimsi- cal, sometimes nightmarish dream world by Laguna Beach artist Leonard Kaplan, is showing through June 30 at the Jewish Commuiiity Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Cotta Mesa. For reservations or more lnlormation, call (714) 755..0340. IUESPAY • A free seminar Utled '"Break- through Anti-aging Skin Care" will be presented by SU$4Il Ram- sey at the Patio Cafe a,t Mother's Market and Kitchen, n5 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. Reservations are requested. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. A Center 500 Sodal will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. to provide Orange County prof essioiials with the opportunity to network and socialize with other profes- sionals who wish to assist the Orange County Perlorming Arts Center through service and sup- port. The social hour is compli- mentary for members, and a $5 donation is requested for all oth- ers at the door. Hors d'oeuvres and a no-host bar will be provid- ed at Five Crowns, 3801 W. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 760- 0331. WEPNESPAY BrtUsh-Amertcan Chamber of Commerce of Orange County hosts •Encouraging UK/US 1\'ade and Investment,• a discussion presented by Sir Martin Uang, vice chairman of British 1\'ade International under Prime Minis- ter Tony Blair, at 1 t :30 a.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel. Tickets are $30 for members and $35 for non- members. The Sutton Place Hotel is at 4500 MacArthur Blvd., New- port Beach. For tickets or more information, call (714) 545-2222. The Newport Beach Police Department hosts a blood drive from t to 6:30 p.m. at the NBPD auditoriwn, 870 Santa Barbara, Newport Beach. For an appoint- ment or more information, call Cindy at (949) 644-3704. A new series of drawing and painting workshops featuring landscapes and seascapes at choice Newport Beach locations runs from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The first orientation meeting will be at Bob Henry Park, 16th Street and Dover Qrive. Registration is $63 (non-Newport Beach resi- dents are $68). For more informa- tion, Call (949) 64-4-3151. THURSDAY The Global Positioning System (GPS) is the subject of a hands-dn work.shop beginning at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The work.shop will explore the essential skills need- ed· for precise navigating with a GPS receiver. Bring your own GPS receiver, or one will be sup- plied for you. The $15 fee covers instruction and handouts. For more information call. (949) 650- 3301. BUii.nm ownen are lnvtted to attend the Sunset After Hours Mixer, which will be hosted by the Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce from 5 to 7 p.m. at Muldoon's Irish Pub. Admission is free for chamber members and SlO for all others. Muldoon's is at 202' Newport Center Drive, New- port Be~ch. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY .. Flshlng Strategies," a semJnar comparing Southern California and Baja East Cape offshore fish- ing strat~es, will be offered from 6:30 to 9 p.m. by Orange Coast College's Sailing Program. The session is designed for 1>e9inning to advanced anglers and will be held at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, between the Balboa Bay Club and the Orange County Sea Scout Base, Newport Beach. The ses- sion will be taught by Ron Kovach. host of KABC Talk Radio's · •fishing Expeditions," ESPN's ·world of Big Game Fish- ing,• and director of Penn Fishing University. Kovach will be joined by GU Mendiaz, KABC's • Ambas- sador to the East Cape• and pres- ident of Pacific West Sportfishing. Registration for the workshop is $28. For more information, call (949) 645-9412. A •Power Yacht Opercltton and Management• course for women will be offered Friday through June 27 and will be taught aboard Orange Coast College's 70-foot power yacht by a pair of U.S. Coast Guard-licensed women. The boat will depart at 9 a.m. Frt- day and will return at 4 p.m. Sun- day. Students will learn to operate OIDGI.ORY BOAT PARADE :· JULY 4, 1999 Sponsored by the American Legion Yacht Club ENTRY FORM BOAT NAM.._ __________________________________ ___, ____ ___, __ ~ OWNERS NAM.__ ________________ ~-'--"-...;,,;__---'------------~ BUSINESS OR CORPORATE NAM----"------~-----:-~.,.--- ADDRESS, _______________ __;;...._ _________________________ ~ CITY _____________ _ ZIP ______ _ CF#·------ the yacht in a wide vanety of 1tu- ations designed to improve skills and confidence. For more infor- mation, call (949) 645-94 J 2. SATURDAY The Opper Newport Bay Natu- ralists will host a Summer Camp- fire pr6gram at 7:30 p.m . fodtur- ing Roger Reinkf> who will show bis slides, "Desert Flowers· in Spring.• Ther<> will be music, songs and marshmallow:> to roast at this free prec;entation. The campfire will be held at· the Fish and Game Headquarters on Shellmaker lsldnd .. For more info~ation, call 1949) 786.68~8. Steven Ferges, a financial advi- sor with the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter off Ke m Costa Mesa, will be hosting a free s~minar on "Bwldmg and Mandging a Stock Portfolio• at 10 d,m. at the Mor- gan Stanley Dean Witter offtce, 575 Anton Blvd. Suite 100, Costa Mesa. For more mformuhon, call (714) 241-3209 SUN PAY •"Reality 101," the first free class in a senes of rnonlhly fret• ddsses, will be held Imm 2 to 1 JO p.rn . at The Latest Thinq Tedchmg dncl Heal.ulg CenlPr in Costa Mesa. The class will bP ldught by Patty Paul, author of •A New Spintual- ity: Beyond . He. ion," who will d.iscuss cred!Jl)n, the evolut10n of consoousnr.ss, rnmc-arnatmn and other subjects. The Ldtest Thing will be offering a free class every month to benefit the local c:om- munity at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more mformdtlon. call (949) 645-621 1. JUNE 28 "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk I!nsPmble." d free music and dctnce pertomldnce, will be presented al 10':30 tam. to children entering first through fifth grades Co!>tumed dancers will perform jigs from the Bntish Isles at this pr~sentdlton , which will launch the Newport Beach Central Library's Summer Read- ing Program. The performance will be held in the hbrary's Friensts' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave , Newport Beach For more information, call {949) 717-3801. JUNE 29 Prevention Plus will be bold.Jng stroke, vascwar disease and osteoporosis screenings at New- port Center United Methodist Church in Corona del Mar. A Board Certified Physician at Scripps Memorial Hospital in Ld Jolla will be reviewing the tests. Screenings are $40 each or $125 for all four tests. For appointments or more information,· call (800) 795-1743. Dr. Moon will host "How the Body can Cleanse Itself Naturdl- ly, • a free seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Pabo Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-4741. Salomon Smith Barney invites $.he community to a free seminar to review retirement alternatives. Speakers Jason Sherr and Don I la.rrell will discuss pension plans, 401k plans, profit sharing, IRAs and more at 6:30 p.m Salomon Smith Barney is at 650 Town Cea· ter Drive Suite 100, Costa Mes<l Space is limited. For reservations or more information, call (714) 957-6500. JUNE 30 "Fabulous Folklore with the Gypsy Folk Ensemble," a tree music and dance performance. will be presented at 3 p.m . to chil- dren entering first through fifth grades. Costumed dancers will perform jigs from the Bnll~h lsle:- at this presentation. which will ldunch the Newport Bedch Cen- tral Library's Sununer Reading Program. The performance wdl be held at Mariners Branch Library, 2005 Dover Dnve, New- port Beach. For. more mformation, call (949) 717-3801. A free demonstration titled •Relieve Stress, Relax at Will, d.Dd Enhance Your Health with Yoga" will oo held from 6:30 to 7 30 p .m . at the Pano Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa . For more information, call (949) 631-4741. COBRA CONTINUED fllOM ' dreC1m~ A trip to the l8Ul annual Orange eo,mtr Goto OWners Oub ol Amedca qir how in C<>1ta Meu. -1 was surpriled,• Tuel ea:. by said. •She came OYel' tldi mouung and I uked h where was my Patbers Def present. She said, 'I'm taldilg )OU to 1t.'• Outside the Westin ~ llhout .SO cars entered the how, which gives awards few Best of Show, Ladies Choice and President's Choke. •These are uru.que ous," swd Bob Stockwell, the club's JJres1dcnt. •Jt i tremendous to tee tbe Shelby Cobras becau.e there are only 13,000 that were made,• he scud. • Among the featured vebi-• cles Sunday was the Cobpa 289 owned by Hank WilU•ms. • • 1-"fonk is one of the last of : only seven original owners .. here,• Stockwell said. : Williams' car is said to bfJ : the world's most winning• robra, with 375 trophies and: pldquc" The legenctarY spee4: stur became the first African-: American to drive a 289• ·Cobra on the Indianapolis: Speedway in 1994. •My car: doe:. have quite a bit of histo-: rv dnd I'm proud of Il, • • Williams said. : The history of the Cobra w: the stuff of automObile lore. 1t: wai. born when Carroll s;:i~­ mated the new Ford - hlock VS with a small English SJ>Qrts car Ill 1962. The result-• mg performance astounded• automobve enthusiasta,- Stockwell said. --: •This is why I bought my: dad here, because all of tbill really touches a good nene- with him," Cheryl Bixby sam..: "It really drives him.• : Ted Biiby responded to bis• daughter's thoughtful Father's- Da y gilt by asking her ii she. would now buy him a Cobra': of his own. • "lt's only $100,000 for lbe: Challenger Racer,• he said,: laughing. • I wouldn't trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. "ft took a lot of hard work to get our house the way wt like it. And it's very gratif.Jing thr walk-in and set how beautifal our draperies look. lrn very proud ofit, and I don't mind admitting that COIT helps mt to feel that way by keeping the draperies loo/ting " new. For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and folly trained, cerrifird uchnicians httvt' provitkd the most effective ckaning avai/abk to assure you the finest resulrs possibk: and we guarllnttr it! g,.,,,..,, 6-RJtt• l>wn!NvtJ &u;,.,,, Cnndun1 6 }/c1'WIQNT _ .. _ ' ' I _ 193 days. Flying high The girls basketball program ended its one-year hiatus from the CIF Southern Section playoffs and the softball team terminated a six- year postseason drought to share the spotlight in 1988-99 Estancia High girls athletics. Basketball {17-9) finished third in the PAcific Coast League and won a first-round playoff game, before exiting in the Division ID-A quarterfinals. Softball was third in league and sent a sizable home crowd away happy with a 5-4 wild-card round victory, before exiting in the first round to finish 15-9. Cross country finished eighth in CIP Division IV. Individually, sophomore pitcher Joanna Danner was All-CIF and Schedule the Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year, while senior basketball standout Francia Diaz was All-CIF and all-district. Junior Lauren Cassity made an impact in four sports and was all-district in basketball, while Llsa Ste- infeld (Dream Team in basketball and softball) was the school's Athlete of the Year. She also played ten- nis. Sophomore Liz Huipe was fifth in league, 10th in CIF Division IV and qualified for the state cross DAY ., ... to °"1111 Coast~ for two yss, bul Nk I should WIR In ...... IMMs; n..-. Clld ... yau hM. M•. Tom SdM>ck. Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner • Sports Edilcr Roger Corf son • 949....57 4-4223 ··~ SPORTS HAli. OF FAME TOM CHOCK· BOating •It all started with some old row boats in need of repair. TERRANCE PmUJP5 H e's worked in the 111 1 boat business since • he was in junior .J high. Swept floors, waxed molds, glassed hulls and even sold a few. Tom Schock has done it all in the boat manufacturing industry, a J trade that made Costa Mesa into KIM HAGGERTYIZYKIUS I OAl..Y PILOT country meet. She was third in the PCL at 3,200 meters. DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Francia Diaz takes the lane. -by Barry Faulkner Lauren Cassity, In control. the boat-building mecca of the country during the 1960s and '70s. DON LEACH I OAA.Y Pl.OT DON LEACH I OM.Y Pl.OT Joanna no-no Danner fires away. TI.ffany Ortega ICOft!ll for tbe E.glel In win CMll' mm-town rtftl Costa Mesa. Blake Prlno (left) ....... her talents In wnta, Al right. dtetance mndout Uz Hutpe gUdee dOwn UM patla. Below, UN SWllfelC tile E .... ' AtbleleoflbeYMr. The difference -Schock Boats survived dwing an economic climate that devoured recognized boat-building icons like Erickson, Ranger, Cal, Pearson, Columbia and O'Day. •My dad (the late W.D. Schock, who died in 1991) first built a cold molded boat at my grandfather's beach house garage at 417 E. Edgewater in Newport Beach," Schock said. •After the war, around 1946, dad repaired the row boats that were rented at the Pavilion. He got some plans out of a Popular Mechanics magazine for an lnternational 14. He built the boat and was sailing in the harbor when a guy waved him over to shore and asked him if he could make more of them. Dad said yes, received Tom Schock five immediate orders from members at the Balboa Yacht Club, and that's how it all began,• said Schock. At age 15, Schock won the T Pacific Coast Championships in c the Thistle class, a boat that they built for decades. In 1967 at the ripe old age of 21, he married his wile, Jane, and sailed aboard Bill Ficker's boat in the America's Cup finals, coming in second to Intrepid. The '60s were good for the Schocks as they built Santana 22s, Thistles, Udo 14s, Lehman 12s and the mainstay, the Naples Sabot. They went on to bwld Gary Mull designs, 27s and 37s. Tom was pressed into administrative service in 1970 when his father sufiered a severe heart attack. ·1 basically ~ had to take over the company at that time,• said Schock. Tom's two brothers, Scott and Steve, are also working in the family business. Scott nms Schock Boats on the Rhine Wharf and Steve, a licensed P.E. civil engineer who has designed the Schock-35, the very popular Harbor-20 and the Santana 20 and 23, built the boats in Corona. • Even Tom's son-in law, Steve "'-" Schupack is also working in the business. "I went to Orange Coast College for two years, but felt I should work in the boating business. That was it and there you have it,• Tom Schock said. Schock has made some larger boats u well, three 55s to be exact With the half navy, half wbi~hWled boat "Harlequin," probably the most famous. "We're reoUy excited about our latest boat,; the Schock 40, • ~9Ck said. "It's really an 1.DDCJVatmi iDalVel with a canting ~iii~ ot a keel. There 8 1i a~ on the end of a long strut ttiat mlftl port-to-starboard wben tbe boat ii hMHng over. The weight ii always straight clown. It will move side-to-side m about 12 MCIOlldl. n also hu a '°"'-aid ai1d aft rUdder system aDd w9'Ub11;000 p>unds. Peter IUlr Neid her from the Pualam 1 to the Ga1i1im Ga•~ at a._ ··=..,of 30 lmOta. Siii ) ,..~.,,Mlllt~ :---__ .. o1:r = aad Doily Pilot l Piseuc NOTICES Fictitious Bu1lne11 Name Statement The ro11ow1ng persons are doing business as MUL Tl·NET INTEGRA TION co ' 9341 Marietta Dr , Gardon Grove, CahlOrnl8 92841 Tan Dao Tnnh, 9341 Martella Dr . Garden Grove Cahlornia 92841 ThlS business Is con· dueled by an 1ndrvldual Have you s1a11ed doing • ous.ness yet? No Tan Dao Tnnh This statement was hied w•th the Counfy Clertc ot Orange Co~mfy on 5·27·99 199967MS40 Daily Prlot May 31, June 7 t4, 21 1999 M512 Fictltloua Buslne11 Name Statement The tollow1ng persons are doing business as The Paladin Group, 1592 Redlands Plaoe •A. Costa Mesa. Calilornta 92627 Alden Ladd Nelson, 1592 Redlands Place •A, Costa Mesa, Calilornla 92627 Paul C Musco. 1592 Redlaness Ptaoe #A, Costa Me'3. California 92627 T{l1s business rs con· cJuqed by a general pannershtp Hlrla you st.al1e<l do4ng business yet? Yes,. 1/01199 Alden Ladd Nelson Tl'l•s statement was hied w11t( the County Clerk of Orilf'IQ8 County on 5-27·99 19996794633 D'91Y p,1o1 May 31. J\ine 7 ,., 21 . 1999 M613 Fictitious Bua.lneH Name St•tement The tollOwrng persons aie doing business as FirstFed F1nanaal, 445 Tustin Ave .• Newoor1 Beacn. CA 92663 Rober1 G Ainsworth. -«5 Tustin Ave • Newport Beacn. CA. 92683 Thrs business Is con· ducted by an lndlVldual Have you started doing business yet? Yes. June 01 , 1999 Robert G. Ainsworth This statement was filed with the County Clertc ot Orange Count)' on 6·11·99 19996795978 Daily P~ot June 14, 21. 28. Ju~ 5, 1 999 M527 Flctltioua BualneH N•m• St•tement The tolloWfng parsons are doing business as Chns Tied1ng Company, 1000 South Coast Drive. K·208 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Chnstine H Chol. 1000 South Coast Drtve, K-208, Costa Mesa CA 92626 This business Is con· ducted by an tndrvldual Have you started doing bu$1n9SS yet? No Chrrshne H Chol This statemetll was tried with the County Clerk of Orange County on 6· 11-99 19998795975 Dally Pilot June 14, 21, 28 Ju~ 5, 1999 M528 Flctltloue Bualne11 Name St•tement The tollowlng persons are dOtng business as. ALL OCCASION GIFT BASKETS, 1285 East Cell· lomia Place, An&Mlm, CA 92805 M ohammad Fateh Quraishi, 1285 East Cell fornla Place, Anaheim CA 92805 This t>ualneu 11 con· ducted by an lndlVkNal Have you started doing bUSIONI yet? No M ohemmad Fateh Quraishi This 11a11meot ..... tried with llll County Cle~ ot Ofange County on 6 11 ·99 1'9M1tl117 Oatly Pilot June 14, 21. 28.JU!y5. 1999 M529 FictltlOus ButlneH Heme Stetement PUBLIC NOTICES The IOllowlng persona 11e doing M!neu u · OOX Calibration Inc. '52 Monte Vtall Ave . CO* .. xr~~~r~~W!ll~~D Meaa,CA92'e27 OOX Callbration loc , 667 EHi '52nd SCl'MI, ......, .... , .. Cleveland, ONo. 44110 Thts bulllneea 11 con· ducted by·~ Have you , .. rted doing businell ~t? Y ... J.n. 1991 oox C.llbf9IMln lnC •• Joeept't T ~llulll, Pretldenl Tilil .-..ment -.... -"" .,. ~ Clldl ae Or.nga~ Delly "°' """' ' . ·- Ne:Wport Harbor High'• rorces completlld a succeaful weekend of toumMDeDt adioil, finishing fifth at the Valtad& 17..and·under tournament. 1be SeDois were Jed by tho 11eonng ol Olla •rn 111, ~ Sdillllng, Scott ,...._, Clilla Seib, and ChN ._.._ u well as the defense ol Mdy I.a, and goalie CralWn _..,_ 'Nar~ ii!Vanced to the fina~ of their nspective divisions at the U.S. National ~pionships and eacb wound up with solid firushes m the fiMk JM~n·s double, canlildag al. S.W'c'11ndale and MldMll Copa settled for second in the b8I anchvas*e>'fGurth in pairs. ·MU&llgm•1ftt6non and Blake I PUBLIC NOTICES A~ WFJAfi~ruS10fMb~~­~G~ ASSOC~I~ ~ Pu'Beuc~ucW~ ~'g-)~ HIGHEST BIDDER F CASH !Daiabte at bme 0 sale m T11Wfu1 money or the United Stat~~L by cash. a cashret's chaao: drawn by a state 0< national bank a ched( drawn by a state or federal aed11 ulllOll or a d\ed( drawn by a state or federal savrngs and loan as- sooauon. saVc~ too. Of sav~ k soeci-fled 11'1 ~"51 ortne Fr- nanaal CQde and aut/lonzed ~ ~ ~~&,Xb~~~ T~~~rTYHAu OF ~UENA ~soKse~~ ef~: nee~l PARK. CA~n ht, tllle and interest conve 19 and now held by rt r said Deed of Trust m the proray s11ua1e<1 m said Counly klom1a de-scnbrno the laind rem • M f!l()(e llJ Ay descnbed on the abo~ mentlOlled Deed of Trust The ~rty here~ lore descnbeO IS t>elf'IQ sold ·as Is' The street aildress and other common design• lion. 1r ~~ ~1real pro~ erty~~~i ·A91 ti1~~ 26 he unde~ned stee d1sctauns any kabllltY any lnCOITedneSS or the t address and other convnon design111Q!l. rf ¥1Y~ silo-Ml hefell Said sale >M~ be made. bu1 Wllhout ex>ve· nan\ or warran~. ~ssed °' 1mplted. an!WIQ lllle. ~~'pay the re=~m. sum ol the no!e(s by said Deec: 0 st 'MUI riteresl :rn as proVIClecl ri said s). adVanc:eJ, rf W\Y, unde! terms or the ~ of Trust. estimated lies. ch~ and e~ses of ~the Trusiee and ~ trum <;!~ b~ ~.!I~961°~ (~:naied, ,i;. l;1VW 111terest and ~1bonal adv~. ii any win lncre.§58 thtS a~: poor lo ~ The gf¥rus~~ ex~ and dekvered to ~nder· ~~~1..Z1t wr::'0e le. and a wntten OliCO or fault and Election to SeQ ~~ngp= i:I~~ to Sell to be rec:oided'Tn the county ~re the real ~ erty tS located and more th ~r&e nmn ~ IRA~N!.f1 ~ -BSC8461 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: HARRY B. BROWN CASE NO. A197371 To all heirs. benetl e>aries. creditors. cont· .ngent cred1tor1, snd per- sons """° may othetw1$8 be interested in lhe will or estate, or both, ot HARRY B BROWN A PETITION FOR PRO BA TE has been ftled by FOREST G SMITH, Ill In the Supenor Court of Cah tornla County or ORANGE Monday, June 21 , 1999 7 Robertson. the NAC men's double, finished third m the ftn4l and teomed with James McNamara and Mlb de Flguierdo to earn a fourth ptaCe fini5b ln the men's quad final. chosen were: Devld BeMr, JolaP l>l<Mare, Drew Heaven, Geotfery Hunt, ltyu Jetton. BraodOA Johuoo, o.vld Kaecld. Derek Loe. Bubb Rader, Joe ScbrMk. Eric SMIL Grt1g _. Brett Im.ta of Newpoft Jia.rbor High and a member of the Daily Pi.Jof's Dream Team was ooe of six baseball player& to .sign with Southern• California College, Coach CbuUe Phillips announced. While batting .278, 1-Dista walloped a district-leading five home runs last season for Coach Kirk Bates' Sailors, with nearly halt of his bits gomg for extra bases. Stampley, Nkk Slrofte, and Ales s ......... '.Ole Newport East Pony !League AU-Star Bronc:o team was also · announced. The 16-member squ d contained: Ryan Aderberv. Ertc Bottomly, ltU.n Coombe, Paw GnuDet. Erk HallAcft, Ty Harp@I'. Mark Half:leld. Mlcbael HoUem, Matthew Lanoa., Nat.ban Lemmenun. Casey Locbesl. Jeff MdCay, Colby Nortbrtdge, Tun Thumwa. Casey Wiedemann, and Eric Wletbom. ID Uttle league baseball honors: The roster was announced this week for the Newport East Llttle League Major All-Stars. The playen -by Matt Schulz I PUBLIC NOTICES cou11· and mail a copy to the personal represen1a11ve appointed Dy the COVl1 within tour months lrom the dato ot the hrsl issuance ot lelleis as provided tn Pro· bate Code section 9100 The tome for hhng claims will not expne before four monthS trom the heanng date notteed above. I PUBLIC NOTICES I 1 ( PUBLIC NOTICES 11 P~BLIC NOTICES YOU MAY EXAMINE the lite kept by the court II you are a person interested 1n the estate, yoti may tile w11h the court a Request for Special Notice (tonn DE· 154) ot the t 11ng ot an in· ventory and appraisal ot estate assets or ot any pe11t1on or account as provided 1n Probate Code seC11on 1250 A Request lor Special NC>loce lorm IS eva1tabte from lhe oou11 clerk Attorney for the Petitioner: RENEE RAITHEL, ESQ. (CSB# 164295) McDERMOTT, WILL & EMERY, 1301 DOVE ST., STE. 500, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660-2444 Publlshed Newpo11 Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot June 14 18 21 1999 BSC8465 NOTICE OF PETITION M520 TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: SONYA KINGSLE:Y aka SONYA M. KINGSLEY CASE NO. A197S14 To all heirs beneh· ciarrei. creditors, cont· 1ngent creditors. and per· sons WhO may othe1W1se be interested 1n the wilt or estate or both, ot SONYA KINGSLEY aka SONYA M KINGSLEY A PETITION FOR PRO· BA TE has bean hied Dy NORTHERN TRUST BANK OF CALIFORNIA N A 1n the SuperlOr Court or Cahlomra. County ot ORANGE THE PEl'lTION FOR PROBATE requests that NORTHERN TRUST BANK OF CALIFORNIA N A be appointed as per· sonal representatrve to ad· minister the estate of the decedent. THE PETITION requests tne decedent s Wrn and eodtCtls tt any. be admitted to probate The Wtll and any eodtC~s ere available tor examination 111 the ftle kept l)y the court THE PETITION requests authority 10 admio1ster the estate under the lndepend· IOI Admin1stratt00 o1 Es· talH Act {This AuthOnty wrn ellow the personal rep- resentaltve to tall• many ICltO<\S V.1th<>Ut obtalfl;ng court approval Belore taking certain very tmpot· tant ectrons. ho'Never. the personal representatrve will be requored to ON• no- trco to 111terested persont unleas they heve walV90 notice or consented to the proposed action ) The in· dependent admln15trat1on authority w111 be granted unlesa an 1nterest8<1 per· son Illes an objection 10 the petition 81'\d ShOW$ good cause why the court shoYld not grant the authority A HEARING on the peb• tion w1Q bl held on JULY 15, 1999at 1 45p m 1n Dep1 L73 located at 341 The City Dnve South Orange, CA 92868 tF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition you sh<>Yld appear al the hear· rng and state yeur ob)8c· 11ons or l11e wntten ob1ec-11ons with the cou11 be ore the heanng Your ap· pearanca may be 1n person or by your anorney tF 'r'OU ARE A CREDI· TOR Of conhngen1 CredtlOf ol the deceased. you must hie your claim with the court and mal a copy to the personal represenrauve appotnled by the coul1 w11tun tour mooths lrom the date of the l1rst issuance ot letters as provided in Pro- bate Code section 9100 The tune tor hhng claims wilt not eKpire before tour monlhS from the heanng date notrced above YOU MAY EXAMINE the tile kepi by tne court It you are a parson interested 1n the esta1e. you may hie with the cour1 a Request tor Special Notice (forrTI DE· 154) of the filing ot an in- ventory and appraisal ol estate assets or of any oetiuon 01 account as provided rn Probate Code section 12so A Request tor Special Notiee torm 11 ava~able lrom the cour1 Cler11 Attorney tor the Petitioner: LORI WINDER LIVINGSTON~ESO. (CSBI 93396 MO NEWPO T CENTER OR., STE. 700, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 Published Newpon Beaeh Coi.ta Mesa Dairy Pilot Juoe 15 21 . 22. 1999 TM554 Fictitious Business Name Statement The toitow1ng persons are d()jng 1Jus111ess as JP Contracting, 13451 Browning Ave . Tustin. CA 92780 Jim Palmer!, 13451 Browning Ave . Tustin. CA 92780 Thrs business 1s con ducted by. an md1v1dual Have you started dotng business yet? Yes 6·1·99 Jim Patmer1 This S1atement was hied with the r.ounty Clertc 01 Orange County on 6· 11 ·99 19996795978 Darly Pilot June 14, 21 28. July 5. 1999 M52t> CNS1721921 Notice of Sale of Real Property at Private Sale Case No. A 194698 In the Sui>enor Cou11 of the Slate ol Cahtorlll8 tor the County ol Orange In the Matter ol the Es· rate ot Gerald Lee Tripp, deoeased Notrce 1s hereby grven that the undersigned v.111 sell at Priva1e Sale, to the hrgnest and best bidder, sub1ec1 to oonhrmat'°" ot said Superior Court. on or sher the 19th day ot July, 1999 al the Dept. L73 ot SuperlO< Court ot Or'lrige County 34 1 The City Olive. Orange. CA 92668 ell the nght title 11ncf 111 tares! of said deceased at 11mo ot deeth and all nghl, title and mte,.st lhO estate has aCQU11ed rn add1t1on to 1har 1 • i1d deceased .r1 ant:! le J llw c11nd•n Real [Jror.e11v &llUdll!d rn the Crty or Costa Mesa County of Orang•. State of Ca1tto1 n a r111noa1 ariv descr bed as loll ..,.. Lo• 3 01 Trac:1 531 as ICNtl on a map recorded n Book 128 Pages 22 21 and 24 or MiKe taneous Ma;ii. records ot Oran<;a County ca1 !Omia M.,111 commoo1y k11own as 2940 RandO"pl1 S1ra111 Costa Mesa CA Tern\$ ol sa·e 911 cash In lawlul money or the Un t&d State' on con11rmal!on of sa1a °' 0011 cash and ba1• ance upon sucn 1erm1 and Cond•lt0"1> as are accep table to tho perr.orial repre· sen1a11v1 Teri percent or amount bid to be depos.iied w•lh bod Bids 01 otters to be 1n Wiii no llnd ..... I t.e re ce1v1Jd at the i1loresa1d ot lice at any t1ma alter tllf t1r~t pubhcahor> hOrflOI and belore dale ot :.ale Dated June 1 5 1 !!9'J Robert T npp and Merrtyn Tnpo Per~on0tl Represen1111ve at ti e E! .. tat• Attorn•yl•I at Law· Edgar C. Johnaon, Jr., E1q-John1on & Flyer, 3080 Brlatol StrMt, Suite 630, COlll Men, CA 926U Publ,~t\ed Ne ... pon Beach Cos1a Mesa Daily P 1()1 June 21. 22. 28 1999 MT538 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE? NOTHING/ Call the Classifieds 642-5678 Ncit•c.e is hereby g1 ' 111a1 lhe urn'lersrgnec:t witt tie sOld at Public Auction on.1 MONDAY. JULY 12, 1~ AT 10 00 A M b)' l(ELL Y S KARL JACKSON K E AUCTION SERVICE. P 0 , BOX 825 RIAL TO CA • 92377 909·873 0744 A UCTIO N BONO •732 tl·19 •• A LLSPACE COSTA MESA 1535 NEWPOFIT BLVD COSTA MESA C;,t.. :t2fi27 -UNIT • NAME -INVENTORY A1 54 GIL PEREZ: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 6376 NBIFF JE~ CONNER l10USEHOL9i""' ITEMS = 8491 RONALD HAR • RINGTON HOUSEHOLD • ITEMS 8550, CONNIE MCKIN · NEY HOUSEHO L D nEMS • Pubfl~ NewpQfl Beacn· Costa Mel.a Oa11y Pili: Junt: 21 28. 19~ ~ ....... M~-.. GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your gara e : sale, detemune w items you wish to sell Make sure everything rs clea and repaired ~enot 642-5678 LOCAL MORTUARIES PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PA.AK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 PIERCE BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 1 1 0 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Senice Why hould }OU ·ubject your elf & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & enrice ???? Call Toll free t-888-5<lCASKET Smiag Orange I urrouoding <A>unbies THE PETITION FOR PROBATE r&Quasts that FOREST 0 SMITH. Ill be appointed es personal rep-' resentat1v1 to admt"4ster ·----------~----..... ---------:--------------, the estate ot the dacedent THE PETITION reqll8Sll the decedenrs Win and eodlCrts, ii any. be ldmrlted to plQball The WrM and any cod•Cll' are available lor el<aminauon 1n the 111 kept by lM cour1 THE PETITION requests aulhonty 10 edminlster the estate under the tnde~· ent Admtn11tration ol Es• tates Act (This Authofity wlll anow the personal rep r8$811latrYe to take tNny adrona wlthOUI obtaining court approval. Before taking certain very impOf • tant actklN, hQWeVer, the peraonal rep11Hntat1va wia be required to Ql¥e no· tloa 10 intereared persons ul'lllH IMY hevt watved notice ~ cOnHnled to the propoted IC1ton I Tne In· dlperldenl ldmlniar1att0n autnonty wilt be granted unle .. an 1n1e,...1~ per· aon tllet an~ to IN pa"'IOl'I .,., lh<>wt gOOCI caiH Mly "" court lfiOukS not gf11nl the aulhOrtly A HEAAINO on the pd• "°" • 11e l'letd on AA.Y1,1"9M1qpm. In 0.. \.'73 '°*" • &11 TN ~ DIM IOIMI 0.-.CANll& . • 'fOU O&llCT to .. °'"",....Y"l.I ....... -=--=~ ............. 9'W .,. .......... Put a few words to work fOr you. Call 8 Monday, June 21, 1999 Doi ty PilOf. PJJBUCNODQ! --.... . ~b1ect to conditions prescribed by the undersJgned, M8Jed Cost Proposals (Bids) for a Lump Sum Contract are v1ted for the following Work: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE INTRODUCTION SPRAGUE HALL PROJECT NO. IM106 , I The University of California, Irvine has completed the Stage One portion of a Two-Stage RFOIRFP qualiflcatlons- based competitive selection process for Design Build SefVloes relating to the Sprague Hall Project. We wish to thank all Stage One respondents for their Interest and efforts related to this project. This Request for Proposals (RFP) establishes the requirements for Stage Two of the Deslgn Build competition/selection process. Only those Design Build Teams that have been pre-qualified through the Stage One RFQ process are eligible to respond to this Stage Two RFP. l'Jie information provided in the previously issued RFQ and It's Addenda is complementary to this RFP. and remains 1n effect except as superceded by infonnation provided hef'eln. In case of conflict, this RFP supercedes the previously released RFQ. This Request for Proposals will be made available to pre-qualified Design Build Teams on Wednesday, June 9, 1999 at the address below. Respondents are invited to review the infonnatlon and to submit their Design Build proposals 1n accordance with the criteria established. The University of California, Irvine Design and Construction Services . 3500 Berkeley Place Irvine, CA 92697-2450 -~CKGAOUNQ INFORMATION -_This pro1ect has been determined to be a Design Build project that will utilize the 1-part Design Build process. I : The Regents of The University of California have defined "Design Build" as the process for entering into and ~anaging a Contract between the Regents of The University of California and another party in which the other , .. 'party agrees to both design and build a structure, facility or other Items specified In the Contractual Agreement. For the purpose of this Contractual Agreement, a Design Build Team (hereinafter called •o.algn Build Entity") could be either a single corporation, a partnership, joint venture, or other legal entity that provides the necessary architectural. engineering, and construction services, whether by itself or through subcontracts. Also. for the purposes of this Contract, any reference to "Bid" has been revised to "Cost Proposal" (along with add1t1onal revisions) as identified in Section 10 Supplementary lnatructlona To Design Build Entities included in the RFP document PROJECT P~O~ FLOW CHART Request tor Proposals (Bids) Submit First Component RFP Proposal ::: .. l .---------j Submit Second Component RFP Proposal e ~ :::0 "' !: UCI Issues RFP Documents to p,....Quallfied Design Bulld Entitles. Each Design Build Entity submits First Component submittal of the RFP to Include all presentation boards, study model and the RFP written proposal (as identified In Section n excluding the Preliminary Design Cost Component. Each Design Build Entity submits second Component submittal of the RFP to include the Preliminary Design Coat Component (In a sealed envelope). ... cc . ·~ I -.. Submltt1ls UCI reviews and evaluates each RFP submittal and determines •best value•. UCI then awards Protect to Hlected Design Build Entity and contracts with Design Build Entity to provkM Part 1 Wortc Tenns and Condlt1ona Services (Design Development). I Ev1luallon I & Project Award Design ~ Development Selected Design Build Entity provides Part 1 Work Terms and Conditions Services and submits Oesfgn Development Documents to UCI for Review and Approval. .. Documents Prepared UCI Review ol DD Documents & Determines Project Go/No Go Construction Documents Prepared .. f§ .!! :! -t! .2 a= UCI reviews and evaluates Design Build Entity's Design Development Documents and determines Whether the Project will proceed or Is stopped. If UCI detennlnes that the Project ahould proceed, UCI will Issue a Notice to Proceed to the Design Bulld Entity to provide Part 2 Wort< Tenns and Conditions Sefvlces othenvlse the University will retain the Design Build Entity'~ Design Development Documents for future use. Design Build Entity provktea Part 2 Wort< Terms Md Conditions SeMcea and submits Construction Documents to UCI for Review and Approval, ... I ~~ NS • Conl1ructlon ol Project f.BOJECT OVERVIEW 1:-a c .. Upon UCI Approval, the Design Bulld Entity atart8 construction of the Project. This Request for Proposals has been created In an effort to obtain the most creative project approach and cost- effect1ve facility solution for The University of California, lrvlne. The University's goal Is to select a Design Build Entity that offers the best possible combination of design and construction services that Is consistent with the goals of The University of California, Irvine. Submittals will be evaluated in a very systematic and objective · approach as identified In the RFP. The proposed Sprague Hall is the second building in the Center for the College of Medicine at UC Irvine. The project will consist of approximately 65.000 GSF. It Is anticipated that the bulldlng will be three stories above · grade with a utility/vivarium tunnel connection to the existing Neuroscience (Giilespie) Research Facllity. The · building will Include space for research laboratories, support apace, and offices. The projected overall Contract Tlme (tor both Part 1 and Part 2 Work Tenns and Conditions) tor the Design and Construction of the project Is • approximately 25 months. .. The site for Sprague Hall ls generally flat; rough grading has been done for the new building. Site development ~ill be limited to the area as Identified in the Detailed Project Program, with a main entry planned on the : llflOrtheast corner off the existing plaza and a new western service yard wtth 1 loading dock. •• ~I building floors will be similar In use and configuration and wlfl contain an open laboratory suite. •Gfflcelconference area and general building support. The laboratory space will be designated as an H-8 occupancy with the remainder of the building being designated u a B occupancy. A central mechanical space should be located on the lower level near the loading dock/&eMce yard. The laboratory suites will be based on a 22'x2.2' structurlll grid, with a 22'x11' laboratory module. The structural system anticlpat~ Is poured-in place concrete sheer waits wtth flat stabe. The laboratory suitee are envisioned as large open areas suitable for the flexible planning and layout of laboratory and support ..... Lab support ~· will be located within the Interior zones, with lab t>enenes ext.idtng to the north end south. Ideally ::rriechanlcal supply Is to be provided through a vertical shaft located 8t the IOUth end of the laboratory, with : ,i<haust exiting the suite In two shafts to the north . • • • :;:nie exterior of the building will consist of a cast concrete; and glaas and metal pm'l8I curtain wall system . • . ... :;jlON8IRUCDON BUDGET: 119,000,~.00 ...... ~~:IUB-coat PAQPOMUI fllQI) ONLY IO THI me opwA PM-'"N !FPQ DlllQN IL• p ... ·•Y-i>o .......... Pt..epe Conetructlon Co. ::~15 CtimpUS Ortve, Sult• 100 ... 1Mn9, CA 92612 =t\M9) 852-0111 .. '949> 852-0218 (Fax) ·-l!atWnator. Rlc:Nrd Fn .. . . t11111naa._.. .. .,. 1500 w... c.mn ..... Suite 100 Long Beech. CA I0810 (31CJt152-lllO =---(FU) ..... H. Dll IMoo PREQUAUFJEQ ELECTBICAL SU8CONTBACTQBS ABE; Prieto Canetructlon eo.. Inc. 30 Hughee, Sutte 209 Irvine, CA92618-1918 (949) 586-2660 Tower Glau, Inc. 9570 Pathway Street, Suite A Santee, CA 92071 (619) 59tH>199 Woodbridge Olen, Inc. 16661 Noyes Ave. Irvine, CA 92606 (949) 250-4444 ~a Howwd,Electrtc, lne. SASCO 1791 Reynolds Avenue 4701 VDn Karman Avenue, Suite 100 Irvine, CA 92614 ·-Newport Beach, CA 92660 (949) 250-4555 (949) 724-1569 PREOUALIFJED FIRE PROTECTION ENQINEEBING CfJRE suppeESSION/SpAINICLERS) SUBCONTRACTORS A8E; Cosco Fire Protection, Inc. 321 E. Gardena Blvd. Gardena, CA 90247 (323) 321-5155 Orinnen Fire PrOtectton Systems Company 1521 E. Orangethorpe Avenue, Suite 100 Fullerton, CA 92831 (714) 870-1010 Link-Nilsen Corpot"lltfon Southwat Fire Protection, Co. 130 E. Santa Clara Street 215 E. El Sur Street Arcadia, CA 91006-3237 Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 445-3414 (626) 359.0034 PREQUALIFIED HVAC (.WET & DRY) SUBCONJBACTOBS ARE; Air Conditioning Company, Inc. ~CCO) A.O. Reed & Co. 6265 San Fernando Road 4777 Ruffner Street Glendale, CA 91201 San Diego, CA 92111 (818) 244-6571 (619) 565-4131 Over1and Mechanical, Inc. 7810 Burnet Avenue Van Nuys, CA 91405 (818) 781-0555 PBEQUALIFIED LABORATORY CASEWORK & CQUNIERIOps SUBCONJRACJOBS ARE; Dow Diveraffied, Inc. ISEC Incorporated 1679 Placentia Ave. 10601 Calle Lee, Suite #190 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Los Alamitos, CA 90720 (949) 650-9000 (714) 761 -5151 The Valley City Manufecturing Company, Umtted 64 Hatt Street, P.O. Box 8578 Dundas, Ontario L9H 2G3 (905) 628-2255 PBEQUAUFIED PLUMBING SUBCONJBACTOBS ARE; . A.O. Reed & Co. 4777 Ruffner Street San Diego, CA 92111 (619) 565-4131 unyCompany 2919 E. Victoria St. Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221 (310) 637-1500 D/K Mechanical Contractors, Inc. 1241 N. Lakeview Avenue, Suite T Anaheim, CA 92807 (714) 970-0180 Pan Pacific Plumbing, Co. 1821 McGaw Ave. Irvine, CA 92614 (949) 474-9170 > RFP Documents will be available to Prequalified Subcontractor Bidders on Wednesday. June 9.1999 and will be Issued at: OCB Reprogrephlcs, Inc. 17721 Mitchell North Irvine, CA 92614 Phone # (949) 660-1150 Attn: Klm Phllhart or Colin Hamilton (days) Todd Howell (evenings) Pre-qualified Design &Mid Entities may pick up free of charge a maximum of five (5) sets of AFP documents at Design and Construction Services, 3500 Berkeley Place, University of Callfomla, Irvine. Additional sets may be purchased at Design Build Entity's cost from OCB Reprographics, Inc . NOTE~ IT IS THE SUBCONTRACTORS' AND DESIGN CONSULTANTS' RESPONSIBILITY TO REGISTER WITH THE UNIVERSITY OR CONSOLIDATE.D REPROORAPHICS TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE SPRAGUE HALL REP DOCUMENTS. UNIVERSITY WILL NOTIFY SUBCONTRACTORS AND DESIGN CONSULTANTS, WHO HAVE REGISTERED WITH DE8'0N AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES OR CONSOLIDATED REPROORAPHICS, OF ADDENDA WHICH ARE AVAILABLE AT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES. Three PAE-PROPOSAL CONfEBENCES shall be held as follows: 8:00 A.M. PST WEDNESDAY, JUNE~. 1999 University of California, Irvine Public Services Building Room 100 lrvlne, California 92697-2450 (949) 824-6630 9:00 A.M. PST THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1999 Univeralty of California, Irvine Public SeMces Building Room 100 Irvine, California 92697-2450 (949) 824-6630 9:00 A.M. PST THUA8DAY, JULY 22, 19" Unlveralty of California, Irvine Public Services Building Room 100 Irvine, California 92697-2450 (949) 824-6630 I • I I ....... -~ RfPPAOC'M PBE-OlJAUFIEP SUBCONTRACTORS AND DESIGN CQNSUtTANTS ABE IN\llTED TO AJIENP THE PBE- PBOPOSAL CONFEBENCt;S, BfP SUIMITTAI.. REQUIREMENTS StW..L BE Al FOLLOWS; First Component ..,.... ot the REP Including all pnttentatlon boatds, study model .-ld the RFP written proposal excluding the Preliminary Design Cost Component wlll not be llCoepeed llfter: 2;QQ PM PIJ. THUPN?t!Y. AUQ'E A. 1W. At: DelMgf'l Ind eon.tructlon SeMces Unfver9itY of Celtfomia, Irvine 3500~Plla lrvtne, CA 92897-2450 G:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNl'TY .. ,... ...... ~ ...... .................... , .. ""'*""""Adll t•n _... llMdi ..... 11 lllttll .. lfftfttll 011f JftlKtllCI , ll•lllllH tf •turl•la1llll ........ llet, ..... rtllt1t41. ......................... ........ ""'8 .... ......... " -· .., _. ,, .. ., ... . ............. 1 ...... . n11 ... ,,.,,r •llt '" bewllltlY ...... "' ............ _. lef ml IRlle lllllc' II II ................. °"',...,. lfl hre•y llltr... "'' Ill ... 1lllaft 1n1r1l11• II 11111 ....,"" ,,. "'"'"" .... ..... ..,....., .... Ttc- ""9 el~. aff ltUO· M•lrtf II,._.,._,_ f« !flt ............ DC ""''"" Clll llUO ..... . ~I SOLD!l ShowcaH Homea for Sale In our Saturd1y R .. I eat.le SupPlementl Homes of the Week 01ePeY Ml Swt et ..kJst S751 Oidne 11 Tuesday 11 5PM Ooeri House UAngs $151 Oedrw Tlu1day SPM It Paye to AdvertlM In the Beet Local R .. I Eat.ate Section CALL TODAYll USA K. RIVERA 941-674-4252 ANNE WIUEY 94W74-4249 ~~ ...... I)"~~.,., :. ,,.. -. ' '. j . ,;. "'' ·~· . . . ' ~-'"-..-II..-~ . -C3 • MondoyJune 21 t999 • Polley Ratt and druJJrnf'., n~ ub)t'CI to rhangt .. 11h11ut 1101i1 r 111r puLli~hrr rtst>n t~ lltt' rigbi w """ 11r, n·• la •tf>• rr.' t'4' 11r n·jrct 11oy du .. :tif'it<f adwni 1·mtn1. Plr>iM' n>pon any rm1r 111111 fllll\' lw 111 v<1UT 1'111.-1fied 11d i.mmtdiatf'I\, Tiw Ouily P1lo1 · an·ter no lmbiUr~ for an~ nror in un 11d\f•ni~f'm1·111 for •hirh it ma' M I --II"~ -........ ByFU (949) 631-6594 {Pl a<.t' mrJude )Our name ~nd phone number and ..,e·u call you bark .. 11b a prire quott>.) By Phone (949) 6i2-:>678 By MalHn Person:. 3:30 Wf•<.,f Bav 'treet Co~ta ~lt·-.,a. GA 92627 \1 \1·•-pon Bl' J h< Ba} 1 n·-pun ibll' t 'tl"f'J.11 for thl' l°O"I of th; .. part> ar.1ui;lh <IC'1'11pit>d U\ '1111' rrror. Crrdit n111 onlr 1)1' ullo9.rd for thr tir;t in .. l'nion • . - •' LI I ' 1:~11·~~ I" rcN11ll~~'=I • • • ARIZONA NORTHWEST SOUTH Of THE HIGHWAY WA~ONT WITH p 40 acres·S 15 900 Great •THE SHORES APTS• NEW TOWNHOMES DOCK 58r 3.58a CXef 3000 gaway ranch ~th IWlllOmt 1 • 2BR TOWNHOMES 609 Begonia. $659,000 st. 2:J's. 3c gar Only \/lews' Al>wldanl ground wale< St.rtlng al $1095/mo. 609 5 Btgona, $534.900 ~ =~· Agl. E·Z terms Call AZLR Cumnt ytcanlJ IYaff. Ooelfl""'"' Otck·Plar. Avu • • 1-8118-244-5263 (CAl'SCAH) Moneh to Month ...... John Kenney. AQll'll COLORADO RANCH L.AHO We -a pet community. 94i-399-3663 I 32 ::&IB I 81rglll 351Cf•. bofdlr• BlM , btocb tram beech. • 309 FERNLEAF, Si7s.ooo S79,900 e.w1u1 San Juan NWU.Mt, legal T rlplex· 1 Block 10 Motrtian views & ,..._ Veide OcMn 2.1 a tBclnns Pride ot Mee grass. ~ & 11... 1 1 =':t~ Ken~ev. PROBATE SALE ~ ~sr;:.rr.. no COSTA~ VACANT VILLA·OCUN WATERFRONT 2-STORY ASL 1·97~882-no7 • • VIEW 49drm 38atn, pl!Vllt $450,000. AGENT (CAL'SCAN) '* COSTA MESA'S BEST* pool & apa, 3 private beactlts. Mllt'723-1120 ARIZONA iil'ld Uquldailon Junior t bedroom and 1 olltred 11 Si,295.000 JWy 8albot Penll'I Home With Fonntr US GoY1 lnta now bedroom • ., 2 t>e«oom 1 Kolar. Agan! 9"49·376-5576 View. 38r, Den. 481, lonnll 111lllablt! Sctfic tffl AZ. 40 bash Quiet gated commumy, din rm. new kit, hardwood Ill 1e1e ranches from ody $495 l)OOI, '9MI. easy access to 1 10 HOU9EllCOND08 I MollValed Selkmll $625,000 per ecrel l.U$h delert veg&-lreeway. beach & malls COST fO!' ~ By Owner 94~75-7574 i.t1on. stunning mountain 714-557.()075 " 111115,_ LUXURY ouPlli wfDock views Surv~alt.ed. ::r. NEWPORT ACROSS ·THE On The Newport Ch1nnel. aooe~~~e ........ rtd No~· STREET 281 t.58a, gar, FP. EASTSIOE 3er 1ea -..... Outstanding Post Modern ..,..,w uu ..... easy "' no pets $99&'nlo. t665 lrvlne • -~"'rm, Architecture. Bulh In t 995 to II g • c o • c h f r 1 11 s Me , t5. 949. 720-9422 Ext huge yard, 366 E l9th SC two condo specification t~711-2340 . 203 Ask lor Darrell. Ownef/8<okel' 9"49-752·288t $1499000 Am Vaughn (CAL'SCAN) ~s~~BR teA iam11vroom. Saiitas: Broker 949-159-ano i..s-o .. ut•R--e .. R"""N-c-o-c-0-11-1-0""0 huge yard 2103 Federal EUGANf' HARBOR COVE RANCH Salt 200 AC-$99,900 St99.500 Owneli&roker Drive 4Br 38a, view ol Back Bay, loft Enlov aensatlonel lll'llelS ove< ~ and Cal 9491752-2881 ibraly, l'lar<twood lloors, guard lhi Aoclots & v1eWS ol Pikes gated oommunav S899 000 Ptak on gently rolllllg terrui. SibE NWPT' HGHTS AREA. Jack Blum, Ar;J.. 1t4-324-i:i83 End ot rot<! ptlvlcy, lllepllOOI '2 Houses on large lot. Both or 949-975-0488 & eteccrtcty ldNI lot horses ldld S449K Earl & JWy Nl;pc;t Harbor U81n ex8nc ~~7 (C~ •• ~ .. H)lree T . Agent 949-etl2-4722 Ch~ wlBotl Dodi 3500 ..,,........, .... ...,... t '° ownholnll i' sf lot. 2 Convection Ovens I I 281, 2x: gat brick PlllOS lronl & =i: Rlflgl, Sub ZtfO • RIAL -=-j,,~Sl.m~·~;: ~~ Bkl~-669-~ Leny • • ~~~1~1°1~~cclo Agent BLUFFS t STORY fWNHii PROPERTY WANTED E SIDE New ll5!1n9 lovely 3br 3bf, upgreded, expended. DEVELOPER NEEDS Three 2bt on a grtal Slrwl $3851( Open lloUM Frl 10.2/SM 1.S ""'"' ~ In Newport Cd for dtlalls Earl ' Ju6f ~t.000 Agt. NMS0-3122 Ilea. So 0 c ..,.. Wll pey r....c..., Agin! 949-&42-4722 uoo ISLE HOME 48i 38i mar11e1 up so 1 M11ton a~ ., .... -$p1CiOUs M'CI rm, Masr.r w1 Plt<lle Cll A01111 Piudtrull I I loft. klldwl his !Ill cooll!Op. Ca R!!!lty 949'149-2236 11 HOUSE~FOAOtl>OSS;,e 11ectric double <Mlll8. 1114.q _,. Orly $875.000 81 GNndy HUN1ilQ1oM IEACH Reall«s. 9491675-8161 • • Lltge Loi view 48r 3 581. Sncllff E1tatt• Golf CourH 11m rm & bOrul room Plltll Home 58r 4 .sea. tamrly room '"' remodel rdJdtd lncfldl>lt II on a magndicer1 QOU!Tllel kit view! Very privlle $739,000 Many custom upgrades Joan Burlte, ¥ 949-759·9314 $883.900 Wlnldemlnn Realty MAABELU '15tamtic CUS1om 714-879-9610 home. 38r 4Ba, spacious ivtng OUS CUSTOM Elhll9 wif1 patlOfll'lllc view. oil golt course. 3400 SF VACAl<r 1729,000 ~ 949-2t2-0607 are1. Patio overlooks 8111 lllr· way, ooean Views Judy MUrcy. ~ 800-413-7688. t.!~~~~~ rel!ldgerator $ t 25Clmo Cal l.ilds8y 949· 717-4 795 .~~ ..... , ' -~.r~i-....:: 1'. BEAUTIFUU Y UPGRADED 380rm 38alh. llt gll'lgl. vacant. a great vatuel $399,000 C8I Call1W1 Sipos, ... 949-642-3873 llllncl YMtlY 3000 II. upper t 4 1 o So Blylront 28dtm'Den. 3Baltl, ptl\lng S3500lrn0. 949-752·2881 * Y..ty rtnl.ll, pound fiOCW l.rQ 2bf 2bl, llp. wld, ftonl patio SI~ 62&-445-1978 Wl8lt 9AH75-4595 wk-endl Avl 711. • SUNNYPAllO • l..WQI 281, tBI. rtlrlg. WIO, St1951Mo VICllll & ~n 94M4&-064S RENT through classltled DOING Pu6{isfies June 23,1999 'We wi({ feature aft!& ~in eacfi Jitfitif tfit 1lluflina SJ*~ COAOHA DEL MAR 500091 cultom home on B!ulf with Ptnortmlc OCMn • HlrtlOf View. 4br + loft. Ube, 5 Cll pr, wllll 1o beech, ahop9. re1r.uren11, pll'b S790M'no. 3 mo 1ummer ..... con- eldel9d. MM74-3800 . -. ~; . . ' r 202 ROOMS FOR RENT Motil ·cosu MESA' MOTOR INN 1 ST Wk Special On All Rma $134.00 Tax. le1111ra 24-lvs lront des!< D D phones Ir• HBOIESPtWIK loc dllnn. ~led jac Guest 11\#ld Nrb-( Fwys 405 & 55 rntn away lrom OC Fa.gids, College. shop malls, bch5 rest A member ol Cald ~Molal 2277 Hllt>of Blvd 949-645-4840 Cotti Mell smell otta lptCI IO rent. Stll'tlng 11 $1504300 Incl 111 utll. Hl9r OCC, nlct qulal foe. Lola of pll'klng. '714-54°'366' 210~ FOl:l'iii11.IAH 1111 ~1 Wanting to rent ,..,..,. la. .,..., prlve dNn dltlc:hld tum gutlt IUflt, Wkltc IK. H evlll « ? 714M37.-. .-----Deadlines ----.. Monday ................. Frida) 5:00pm Hours Tdt•phorn• 8:30am-5:00pm \fonda\'-Frida) Walk-In 8:3"0am-5:00pm \fonda)'-Friday Tue:,day .............. Monday S:OOpm Wedne day ....... :. Tue-.,day S:OOpm Thun..day ....... Wedne day S:OOpm Friday ............... Thun,day S:OOpm aturday ............... Friday S:OOpm · 1 440 ~11 480 MUSICAL 47$ EMPLOYMENT INSTRUMENTS OPPTYS I I S."lnl Crib S300., HIPPY Camper SSO .. Pergo etroller SIOO, changing teblt S25. 714-t41-8665 CLOSING OUR STORE All custom fixturee. ca111, P•ltendl, lhelve1, menntq111t11, etc. Must go by June 27th. Felhlon lllend. MH-44·5953 Electric Ho9pltal Bid Side nllls mattress. 3-4 yeais old paid $1500 S41Cfffce S250 g.tQ-675-7592 POOl CLEANER KREEPY KAAULY STILL IN BOX NEVER USED S200 PAGER 1-81Wa&-7665 PrMtiglous Balbol Bey •IL Yecht Club M1mt>tr1hlp. Asking Pflcl St 500. (negotllble) 626-793·5335 STEEL BUILDINGS. lrnrTleQate sale I F actoiy Direct! Save Thousa.ndst Example 25x32 $5,057 (Retall $9,763). 30x42 $6,316 (Retail$ 13,280), 40X66 $9.686 (Relail $18,760) Others Mlllen1um Steel 1-80().539-0039 (CALS'CAN) WOLFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME BUV DIRECT AND SAVEi COMMERCIAIMOME urllb lrom $199 00 low Monthly Payment FREE Color Callio!l Clllt 1-800-711-0tsa I BUY ALL f>tANOSI AntJQU115--0ua:lly lulllltUre one ~ or whole houMfull4 Cull peid 900-6o'g...c922 World W• II Ricklhlw, p&llll· W1QS bronzes tables 6ft King & Queen charr ll\llble. IVoiy, kthoQllC)hs bv Chlgal Miro, etc. 94g..551.11os BABY GRANO PIANO BARBEOUES GALORE BeauldUI Slldc Fftsh, ri lune $2650 714-527-0900 (WOt11} NOWllAING! 1-~1 WoB In a fWt ..... environment. Some Miu txper needld. FT, 10tm-7pm. Stlrt $7/tlt vp (0.0.E.) Benefit• pkg TOP ~ECOROSI 1¥1 ll1ble. A~gtr Jazz. R & B IOI.II. Roe*. 11C BARBEOOES GA fl SO'S & 60'1 2331 Hlll'bot Blvd~ MIKE 94M4HS05 CostaMlla WANTED! OLD COINSI (On-1111 lntetVlew) Gold, slvet. Frlrlkln ITW1I SIM ... :is Old walehllcc:.=ry CASHIER/ATTENDANT TOOAST H44• 01y1 6 E11n mil Newport 1 419 ~1 Cen!M ChlworJ FMhlon l1l1nd M~7tl3 * Ulflct Allllt8m * FT S7t'lv va"lety ol du1* lo< Phlebotomy Course SITIAI conMl\ICllon ~ WI Colla M8'8 949·548-7 I Boston Reed Co Calf Reg 139012911·800-20t·ll41 PATIENT TUTOR APPOllVDIFNI' •Math•(Ar1thmet1c·Calculus)· SEJ'IT.RS StatistlCs.ChemtSlly•Physics• FT/Pf day and -Ae~esl PruBEST/ GAE/SA s~s C\~ s'bJ.fts JIM M A 7 4-547-MATH 812-820 l•HR0-1 Per Hour Toi>~ucen OPP'rY9 lg her NORTiiEASTERH CALIF • ll<aA!o. DniW '-- • 401 K"'°" CPA ftnn IMkl CPA. MUS1 ·""'1-hlYI 2..S years cunent H · • Looiil IC,_~~ ~. S.IMy BOE Ea· E6l. "' 198!1 IJI cellem btnellla. s.nd ,.. C061& MOi& llllnl: Puzullo, Mc~ • and~ Co~ P.C. 2213 Main St~ Call or~ Suunville, CA 96130. 1-888-Sls.4744 (CAL'SCAN) Batiking •RETAIL HALLMARK STORE Fldellcy r.derll Bank has PT In NP8, now II~ Aut. Telle< pos4IOn5 Reqw9' 6 mo cd\ hatdng and cust stNiCt M:wre::· llllV ~ « 6 monf'6 leler uper patl-t me. eel M•721~ out applcallOn 81 CofON Slit• People eam Sii):206i( Del Mar. t t 1 t 8aySlde °' . 15'1. ()()l1"(NSSI(), 15% bcn.11 ~ Btactl, 1515 WeSICl!I FIAi"' PIT. home Of our atfcea EEQ'ME~r Ca.It 714·556-3115. Driver * HIRING VAN DRIVERS* ,. lmmcdWc full time opening for various accounts throughout OC and surroundUlg areas. Drive your own Cargo Van for thlS company delivering auto pans $440.00 min. Weekly! 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS £ N RllHING PRODUCTION MANGER. Auto & Maroa! T eJ1lle MIChnts SlfU Anl C• 71HS 1-6006 Of F b Resume 714·751-8806 PllaM be ..., of out of 11M eotnptr1k Chtdl With lhe local e.tt.f But1WA8urN11betcn you l9fld .,.,, money or .... lot wYbL Reed 1nd undeflland any contrKt1 before you sign. AM GREETING C4RD row ~ $$$ pot8llbll NO ~! Just rtst~ Fun ~ to 11111.e SS local stores provided Low investmtfll 800-570-7480 (CAL'SCAN) A BRANO NEW START Earn comml11lon1 1nd bonUHI With I tln\CIUI brand of co"'*'" fl'om Frlf'lc:e comblnlCI with ~Cal toll "9e 1.-n·S-.~553 01 vlllt our web1 l te www.pbco1mellcl.com to llam men. One dldl encl Pn w11 come to you. (CAL•SCAN) I• ·~~e!!!I .....---,..,...,,.....,~~-.., Dental Mcdk:al Vision Ins Avatbblc• Call Today! Ask for Rhonda _j :-1•3~crs206 A TAT iiELt PAYPttONli Locll SlllS St SOI< yar ~ 1111 lowest prices 800·800-3470 24 hrs ttouM Siner/Pel Walker Gtn111nwi w1rets w11 house l•~ifti~~ffi~:;I sl. walk dooa ~lwttlll6f .... 72.Mfee NB.,..., t:..:=~:..:=:~~~~~ Rtbulft v tcUUITll $2999& up Huge Seltc1ion! Follnttln v Illy Vecuum • Stwtno 18141~rstSt Fot#Wl Vtlley 714-776-6622 Prenure Wnhing Roof• OtcU, pellOI, dodls, .._...tie. F,.. "*1mlltt Aqua T ecll "9mg .... btUy In your home" Kinny MHn.9360 . ~ ., ,. .. -.. ..... . ' -. OWN A COMPUTER? (CAL.'SCAN) Pul • to WOik' Earn up 10 S30K ~;;.;;:;i;;;;:;;ii;iiiii:iijij eir1rl per YN1 P,'T log on lo -www.llbn.com Atc111 Code F12U ,.,, ilN Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plua mileage. LESS l1WI PERFECT Credit? Need debt con- IOlldlllon? Cell c:ti.. Mlntltttan to pt "" flnlncW relllf you .... 1lwOIJ9h our lnnowlllw """1• Needed Mon thru Sun gege and ~ pn>- 2:45am to 5:45pM. Addi-11 re"' •. c 1 II now I tlon1I wol1t may be ev.lt--1..aoo.554-3273. ConrltlM .... _ , ... The aia.. ~ ...... COfpor1t1on. All rlghtl Must hlv. tNck or Vin, ret«Yff. J~~ Hovilng llablltty lnaur1nce with uo:tJo..so~ prcSof Of peymenta. drlv· lowlf ptyl'IW1'S4 S'°P .., .,. licenM, eoclll lets! SI09 Of rtclla ......, MCurity card, and cleen Stop co1tCtor Cllst Fldj O.M.V. pnnt Ollt. C(edlt ~ Non-PflO« Clvlll*\ ~ AecOfdld Accepting appllcatlona !Miiar. t..8()().72t-7'1M Mon to lhni Ftt from ••• am1lycredll.otg l :OOem to 4: OOpm . !.::(C:.;.;AL;;;.'IC.;;;..;.;AHt,:.;.;:..---- Pteeae brint .. , requhd Information. .. ,. ......... worll wlllt•••••r t1 ..., ............. ........ o ... LD.IMll ........... .... • "' -I I .. I • L.. ~ .. •• ,. .. • • • • ~.June21, ~999 . TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE WfTH OMMll IHMll' &iMNAH...at . . I ~' ~~-G_O_A_EN __ BR_l_DG_E~~___. L;,.----------------~-------........................ "" /{le, 'II lie!; t/ou. Uk-ite A GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 222 ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS CEILING DESIGN ACOUSTIC REM OVAL KNOCKDOWN TEXTURE APPLIED 714-610-3385 224 AOOrTIONS /REMODELING FARTHING IHTERIORS l<llCMIVB11h1Aemodel Room Addl!Jons Visa/MC L1560875 949-645-11325 REBUILD OR REMODEL tiomes 0t Ollieea • Oualtty Cono1ruc11on • Reasonably Priced • Local Company 11136318 • Stephenson & AlloctalH Cell 141M44-6485 238 BATHROOMS HOM FLAIR Balhll<ll II• hn11h1ng/regtulng Sinks co1,1nt11S ahowera 1111, I be1f11S teptot IMl-&15-7723 266 CLEANING /MAJNTENANCE VICKY'S CLEANING We oller TI4E BEST House I/Id Wlf'do"" Ctunng 10 years eicpenera me ref's• VICKY'S 714..&68-03115 IRISH CLEANiNG LADY-, AVAILABL.E CALL ANNETTE ~ • 714-434· 1 toS • 270 CONCRETE /MASONRY BRICK BLOCK STONE TILE Concr111 Petio, Dnveway. Fireplace. BBO's, Refs 2~rs •llP .. Terry 557·7594 AN RSOH ConetructlOn large ot Smal Jobs ln&'d UllA40725 local CdM Ell 1928 71'-273-4723 JOffN DORAN MASONRY Bnck•Stnt-Concrtte•lg/Sm .JbaoAepaits otiof rM est & ~ lte87191 IS1·3&32 V1t11ut1 Concrete l 1ituonry Bnck'Blocl\ 'Stone 'WllcWtvs Conctltl Orl"8W8Y5 l ~ ll7•7441 714-KM412 BRICKWORK SmaH !Obs and repair wotk Call MM45-4762 Can't ... m to get to all thoae repair Job• around the hOUN? =I BOSTON WHALER 21ft OUTRAGE '93 w/94 Yemat\11 engine 225HP, less than 200 tws, t lop, SWVTI &lep & laddet, s1em seat bait tri. lul cover, compass. VHF radio LorM' Fish linder, 95 PiClllCI 4·wtll If ailer $28. SOO'obo localed in Nwprt Hart>or 9'49-673-1511 Shopping for a ,,...., a.partmant? clualnad let• you compare c:oata -wtthout haa1le or worryl Clu•tnecl M2·S8'78 272 CONSTRUCTION /CONTRACTORS LEWIS CONSTRUCTION ~\~ 714.557.5925 •UC. cONTRIHANOYliAN• OIJ»ly wol1< in .. ltldtl local Newport Bch 20vr5 Raia Good 0o119 MM42-mo 274 COMPUTER SERVICES **USER ffllENDLY•• Wom111 to wom., compllllr lnttruc:tlon In yCMH home. Local rete. MIM504012 SHOPPING FOR A NEW APARTMENT? ClaNlned let• you compare coet• without lauele or worry! ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRl.OGE QUIZ Q J -Neither vulocriblc, as South you hold· Q 4 ·As South. vul~e. you hold: • K1087U o 75 o A'843 • ~ ' • KQJ.107 o 15' o A K6 • Q5 The bidding ha,, proceeded NOR111 EASJ SOUTH I• p._ I• INT PMI 'l What do you bid now? A . There miJhl be aomc scientific way to bid this hand, but this is not the lime for niceties. Since ~orth surely has at least two spades on th1s auction, we would like our chances by Jumping to four spades. Q 2 -North-South vulnerable, as South you hold: ., o AQJU o Jt09 •KJ987 P111ner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? . A • By any method of evaluat.lon, your hand is worth a game force in support of hearts. lf a jump to three hearts is forcing in your methods, bid it If splinter bids are in your arsenal, jump to three spades. Jf you play limit nuses, start by responding two clubs then support hearts vigor· ously at your next tum. Q 3 -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •AQ o QIO o QJJ06S4 •AJ7 The bidding has oroceeded: SOlTl'H WESt NORTH EAST l o PMS 1• Paa T What do you rebid now? A -Bvcn if you upgrade the honors in partner's suit , you have the worst 16 points imaginable. A simple rebid oft wo diamonds does ample justice IO your hand. Unless partner can bid again, you are going nowhere. Panner opens lho biddlna with one heart What do you rcsporid? A. This hand docs not measure up to a jump shift by any standard. You do not k.now at what level ot in which strain to play the hand. Since you will need room to invcs1igate, start with a simple one--spade ~· Q S -As South, vulnerable, you hold: •K109 oAKIU OAQ954 •\Wit The bidcfina bas oroc:iecdcd: SOlTl'l:I WEs1 NOR111 F.AST 10 Pall ..... Dbl T Whal flCtion do you take? A· You have a good hand, but bear in mind thal partner could not respond to your opening bid. A bid of two diamonds now does full jus-tice to your holding. A redouble should show either a more balanced hand or a wonaer one-witer. Q 6 -As South, vulnerable, you hold: . •73 0 15 o AQUH •913 Partner opens the bidding with one no trump. What do you respond? A -Point-count Im nothing to do with this problem. If partner holds the king of diamonds, or even three low c.nts in the suit. your hand will deliver five or six lricks to the cause. Take your ctwices by raising IO three no crump. I"° =I 1·92 ~1 1 1-~1 TWIN HT 6.354 PERKINS MARINE ENGINES complete w/velvet dnves • trans and v drives $1850. 909-878-9340 1691 SAILSOATS SI.bot need1 wotk, WIHI , 1ld1 board, rudder, John1on o~d Shp With ~· link '500/obo 14M7 -6283 12fi AVON lnl1ltlble boat With floor boerd1, llke newt $900. MIM50.t034 Ina s~1 •30R MOORING• Oft 1Mh StrMI. NPB w.'CAL 25, $1500K>BO MM75·2861. 40FT SLIP 621 Udo Pllll Or $13 per IOOI, waterleledrlClly, dock bo• Xrit IOC811on 149-675-6128 28e ELECTRICAi. SERVICES 50h Nlwpot1 Beech A Bloc Mooring Wilh CAl·25 sailboat w/salls and outboard $12, Cell Jan 141M75-otll SO FT SLIP IN BEST AREA k 500 6F THE BAY. Call for details CANNERY RENTALS 14M75-'606 I 693RVSIT~ HUGE RV SALE 11W1r1 Clearance M UMd & llCI ltltovers priced 10 se BMW 3181 Convtrtlble '11 7311 ml, CUSIOtll ltltieelS, SSOO down. assume $8950 private party 141M71.o411 BMW anl Convrt ·ii Blk/blc, 5 ad, AC, moonroof, pwr pkg IA 16439) $35,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)812-6908 BMWmi 'e7 8flc/bll(, IUtO, lthr, ITIOOIVool (W05563l $34,995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)112-6908 fasl ~~ Aml!fcl' 1>es1 mocomomewlilera Saddleback RV Toll ltee 1-Sn-69().8090 (CAL'SC 1-~ I """*lee 420 SEL 'H UQl1I lvoty.11111 leather Int, un 7S'k ml. lflnt condition, ~·1 poelUvefy metlc:ulou1 both lneldl & outl original owner, s 14,000 showll bV appl Sal ' Sun 149-758-8447 CAD DEVlLL..t 'H MercedN SiO SL 117 Whte.1an lldllr Int only 1 1 k mt. Abeotutely awtaoma. r, Mull ... to bltlewt Orlglnat ~ $35,000. Shown bV lpPI Sal & SUn 94~759-8441. 4 DR, lthr, poww, 1 owne 1uper clean, 15250. OUAUTY CRlfTSMAN 20 years exper Rtler1111C1S l'M YOUR HANDYMAN! MARK !Mt-650-8525 Sllill R4ii1r1c1 con1rac:1or RepalrsflmptOYamancs, 1111111 I~. fl 1MY ~.llntegtlty. ~. Kin MM42•1170 I 11• LAN08CAPING I EXPERT Cl.EAJMJP TIMI~ ~COMrlClot 114-711441' l'n 111111 dlllgll.:J.:=" ,,,,. ... w11111M·51MUI Qood .. ............ ............. '°""' CAii.LAC CAtlM 'ti LO tJk Ml. wlwlt, W'I ew, CO. ... (OOC*9) 120111 ....,. Oldem ... c:.-. 11~ 'tillllDc C50NCCDI " 'H ......... lo"""· -.v .... .. • mMl(29'117) 118.088 ....,. Oldelnoble Ctdlllc 11.......,00 ClblCLAc omn ii Lo mlel, amethYll. fltW, '4JP8I clNnt (21~) 115,988 Hltllf1 Oldtmoblle Ctdllllc 71 .. 540-1100 cltiiCUc RJET'WOOO '" 8tougham, tow ml. rMf 111'11 dnvt (7111522) 121,988 NA8ERS ~)M0.1100 cXOI c stVIUE 17 Low ml t.,, lltif. eloys & mor.I (814794) 128.988 NABERS (714)540-1100 c41SiWc SEViUE STS •ii low mi. 290 H P Nolflstar. co. doys (80045n $24.988 HABER$ • (714~0f clOIUlC ILLI 'ii Low 11'1, VB ~. bel of Wltr,dotfs (828445) $23,988 HABEAS (714)540-1100 CAbiLUc sft 1W. 4-0r PNll wNte, 41.3k ml, aunrool, mini condilion. $22 ,000. 94g. 768-8026. CARS n.ow ISOOI Poltce Impounds Ind tu Npol. Fot Uatlna• CIU now. 90041W321112726 &Vl'Ollt 8tenr TlhOt Lt'M (12335n $12.995 CONNELL CHEVY (714)545-1200 ciiewollt 81U.9i LS 'i5 4x4 4«, black. loaded, AJC. 11< down assume $13,000 private ~ 149-673-0411 Vrollt C1m110 convrt 'ii {198306) $12,995 cONHru CHEVY (714 )546-1200 cREVAOCEf $10 Plctlup 'H (202939) $10,695 COHNEU CHEVY (714)545-1200 CHEVROLET s10 Plaup 'M (23mO) $8,495 CONNELL CHEVY (714)54&-1200 * CHRYSlbi Lt BAROH ttea • 4-dr, power, lif, real cleln. new smog cer11fic:at1 $1790obo. 949-723-1504 CHRYSLER NEON '17 (204931) $9,795 CONNELL CHEVY (714)$46-1200 CNyater Town i Country ·A 8 cy1, Mini Vtn ~ 111115. Hltbor Auto ' fltllACe AvllL 12t20H MNU-2212 0000£ GRANO CARAVAN ES 'II U Iller, 1'9d, prem CD, lnlergrated chlld'e 1Ht1. AJann, 20K ml, 123,000. Lago Boy Ucen11 ..... SOM026 DOd9e &and Canvan ... '116 3.111 ang, CO, white 1nd grey combo.118,100. Harbor Auto • ftnlnce A valt. t3tSS70 MN42-2262 60d9i t500 Ram 1117 ~ Clb, 4wd. loeded, 18k ml, 1 o die: CID changer. lbs bmlb, $25.51( 949·598-KOll . Ford AIPh '15 Auto, AIC, 45mpg, 5511 mllel $500 down lllumt $4850 Pl'MI• perty MM'n.o4t1. POAo ESCORT Li 114 2 ct, lie, C&SS, 5 spd, IOw mllle ('230472) $5,494 Ooeta ..... Uncoln Mercury 714-540-5630 .. Tb• Callt. PublfC· *"' CommittlOn REQUIRES that .. Ulld hOutitlOICS goodl move11 f rtnl their P U.C. Cl T numt1tr; llmoe Ind ~ print ltltlr T.C.P. runbtrlnll ...... ,,... II you,_ I ~ ..... .. liJ8lllr d • ... . 'U.c:~ CCIOlllON 7'1~tl1 flOM EXPlOMR • 4WO. E~ Blutf, ~. ~ (tAl7201) 111.9" COlll ..... UMoln ~ 114-MNaO FOMt5 lno CONVtAliON VAN 'ti V8, BluWQrW, II powtt, 2 eJc aye, llnet Hlilof • c/c, power windows 2 llereo ..-; TV, NlrHndO, sun roof. f//tl1i wtlaell #!OW pkg, 22lt low miles, $21,950lobo !Mll-673-1611 FOMS F ilOitf ·P I' bid, Mo, AC, tlh, CC, Jtra NII -1.0 fieef, snm w"6e ..... Hltbof Auto ' flnMll Aval. IA.17* MW.2·Ull FORD VAN E150 iii! Lldd!lr rack. br1s rack. bins lo m1, gOOd motor & ti,.• l150000Cll 714-632~ Glo PRIZli 'ii (005704) $9.1186 COHHEU. CHEVROLET 71 C.546-1200 HONDA ACCORD tt 'iii 4 ct auto, AIC rnoonrool. 111- loyl, cd 108e35001 $13,W., LEXUS OF WHTWNSTER (714 )112-etol HOHOA seaiii '13 Spectal Edition Otlgional owner. like new. 22k mill • 9'49-673-5099. J19111r XJS Convel11bl• '12 4 711 ml, wtNJ11n iii, chlome wheels, $2000 down, IS$Uml $18.000 pp IMMn-0411 Jagu• XJs V12 COHVT 'ii l3f,195 tf-4171 BAUER JAGUAR 714-1153-4800 Jeguar XJSV12 = 'ei wtiilellan leather ~. xlnt condlllon, luly loaded, $5500 Obo Moving OUI of countty must sell 949-584-6472 Jaguar XJs 2 + 2 CONVT 'K S31,"5 M-4425 • BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 Jaguar XJS 'IS 6 cyllndef. CMllftlble. rare, .,.,.. bllck, IM new, 534.500 MMS0411$ Jaguar XJ12 seaan ... 114,tts M-4394 BAUER JAGUAR 71"'53-4800 JAGUAR XJe L SEDAN '11 S39,IM 17-4352 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 Jegu• XJi SEDAN 117 $38,MS 17-4448 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953o4800 Jag111r XJs Sidan 111 M0,"5 17-4382 BAUER JAGUAR 71 C.153-4800 Jagu11 XJ8 se<l1n 'iii 135.tff IH464 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 JAGUAR XJ9 SEDAN 111 $31,915 17-4317 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 Jeguar xJe SEDAN '117 S37,MS 17-4460 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 'tt HK ml, dlttc blue, loeded, xtnl cond . 110,500 M9-7lo-0517 JAGUAR 1184 XJe SEOAH40 121.915 M-4311 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 JEEP CHOOKU LllT\lled iO Wh"-\an, lllw, 4 X 4, 4.0 • q , loact.dl stl95. Hlltlor Auto ' flnance AVllL '203717 MM42·2212 R YM QUlOTY PAINTIAO TOUCHU'8TOO 24 Hra. Rldwd llnor Lld210tM MMl1·11t2 Merc••lwc ao V-1 4WO. low ..... l..ndO, CLEAN CtWOIN \1INs 11N«1 Reel ,,.,.~!~ 1185 bt•gt. auntool 110,150 c:.-MMa 11111tcurr PP (049) m~. 114~ i .,.,..._ ..... 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LEXUS ES soo ·u new trans, sbund sys, student Saot.lllV,CO,Clltome wMelS tlln$ $1900 949~735 (1~) $30,495 NIS AN 40 SX 'H TUSTIH' LEXUS (043092) $6 71 C.544-4800 CONNELL CHEVY LEXUS ES aoo '97 (714)756-1200 .• llhr mooAlool, CD, chfome NISSAN 300ZX COOPE 181 v.flls (18132)002592) $28 995 AIJlo, A/C,, T-ber, lloyl, !llW TUSTIN LEXUS 1ri1es !20730n $7 1191 ......,_~ 714-544-4800 LEXU$0fwtSTMINS11S LEXUS GS 300 '16 714492..Sto& • llht. CO, trection. dvm Whls OlbSMOBiLE cOTllss ... rmrf, (17707/109230) $24,995 Mo. ,;r, cass. pwr pkg . TUSTIN LEXUS motel (3615561 $10.995 "' 714-544"800 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER llxus GS 300 'H (714)892..atOt Loh CO. ctvome win, moon· OLDSMOBllE Sllnouene 'ti root (1789W12024f) $28295 Lo -a~ ....... .....__ ..... CD TUSTIN LEXUS ,,_, ...... 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