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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-07-26 - Orange Coast Pilotr~ ' ' I • I • SERYING THE NEWPbRT -COSTA MESA COm.AtJNITIES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, .JULY 26,· 1999 . :A proposal from CJ. Segerstrom &Sons C .J. Segerstrom & Sons have proposed a low-rise devel- opment project of retail and office space for its Home Ranch property located near Fairview Road and the San Diego Freeway. Mesa Verde Community ,-Inc. President .Rkhard Kass adniitted at a community meeting last week that be was- n't sure what the Home Ranch project was when be first heard about it at a board meeting. At the mention of Home Ranch, Kass said he thought to himself, "Well, if Paul Newman bas one, why not the Segerstroms?" NO RESPECT Daily Pilot reporters were crushed to learn that the Orange County Fair wouldn't have its annual media contest -one that provides cash prizes and a free lunch -or so they thought. The fair's publicity office sent out a press release last week peralding the •Best Reporter" and •Best Photographer" award. The winners were chosen from a pool of Orange County Press Club's contest. The Pilot's editor- ial corps weren't noWied of the contest and wasn't included in the fair's covert edition. Much to the chagrin of the four reporters who comprised the Pilot staff, the press release was passed around, scrutinized and promptly lhroWn in the trash. DON'T EAT THE ICE CREAM Stalf at the Orange County Fair is usually scrambling all over the Fairgrounds to make sure everything goes smoothly. As a result, they find that using radios to communicate is a lot more convenient than the tele- phone. However, they've decided to spare the details for anyone who might be listening in. Calls for clean-up for spilled ice cream are not what they appear to be. •Spilled Ice Cream" is just another way for fair staff to refer to animal manure. HOSTING VISITORS . FROM A SISTER OTY Newport Beach is scheduled to host a delegation from Okaza- ki. Japan, today and will rededi- cate the fnendsbip sculpture at its new site at the Central Ubrary. To honor the Sister City rela- tionship, Okazaki presented the friendship sculpture to Newport Beach in 1934. Newport Beach is hosting a delegation from Okazaki, who will be presenting a celebratory event of the Japanese festival "Obon." This year is the 15th anniversary of that relationship and to mark the occasion, 18 vis- itors from Okazaki will arrive for several planned events. -Compiled by Pilot staff INDEX AICMM)TOWll ..••••..•••••.•• 4 .. QASSllD •••.•••••.•.•••••.• ] ~ PCJlJ((, RB ................... 2 MJCllnm ............ .' .. J SPCll5 .... ' •• : .•.•..•...••... s l l t i I I i i I I ! I i Council to consider putting police on campuses _ • Program would improve anti-drug programs'and increase safety at ~chools, officials say. . . STACY BROWN • I officer to each campus in the -----lbtf-Pb______ Newport-Mesa distrtct. Members of a 1omt committee NEWPORT BEACH The representing ·the City Council City Council is expected to and the Newport Mesa Unified approve a preliminary recom-School Oistnct met earlier this mendation today to begin a pro-month ..to outline parameters 1>f gram that will provide a police I an agreement regarding the initi- ation of the School Reiource Offi- cer program. , In.a bnebng to city officials, ·Newp<?rt Beach Police Sgt. Mike McDermott said the program can be tailored to address specif1c areas of concerns, such as domesbc violence, date ra[>e, or teenage dnving. , "The use of cUl' experienced police officer in the classroom lends a great deal of credibility io the program," McDermott said, Officials said the ofhcers would teach a recently devel· oped high school Drug Abuse Resistance Education curnculum and would be available to handle public safety tssue~ on the cam- pus. Police and the school distnct have en1oyed a long tradition of cooperation on lSSues aJtecting the safety and security of stu· dents and \he surrounding com- muruty, officials said: • Police officials had made over- tures to the dispict in the past about explonng the DARE cur· nculum. the purp<)l>e of which lS to educate students about the per::.onal and sooal conse- quences of substance abuse and reenforce lessons taught at lower SEE POLICE PAGE 4 I J Nothin' ·but smiles Commission to rethink · homeless shelter ! ~ i ! ~ ~ l ! : ~ 1 I I i ! i i i : i ' i i : I i ! i ~ i ~ i i ! 1 i i : ' ~ l ! ! ~ I ! i i ' ~ ' ! ~ l i i l i I I i i i I I Patrons enjoy the fun, thrills and music on the final day of the 107 th edition of the fair By Manssa Espino • Harbor Chnstlan Fellowship will have · to meet a number . DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT At top, Dominique Teel, 6, and her father ~atrlck cheer for racing pigs during the finallestlvtties of the 1999 Orange County Fair. Young bull rider Robby Richardson holds on tight for a long bumpy ride while the rodeo clown give chase to stop him during the fair:.S Flying-U-Rodeo competition. T he screams of roller coaster riders, loud concert music and squealing rac- ing pigs ended late Sunday rught marking the end of the 107th Orange Coµn- ty Pair. Huntington Beach resident Kevm Ramen said he visits the fau with his wife and two young daughters every year. "We wanted to get here before it was over: Rcimen said. As of 3 p.m. Sunday, Raineri was one of 688,332 who attended the fair, themed •Join the ! I I I I ! i I ! : i I i i I Thousands of children and adults spent the last day at the fair people watching and enjoy- ing the carnival ndes, games and shows one more time unW next year. Rush," during its 17-day stint. I Attendance slightly decreased smce last year with 668,553 in attendance at the ame time. ~ Three-year-old Thnner Barchilan of MISsion Viejo smiled proudly after getting off the Crazy School Bus ride. •1 did it," he said triumphantly. DON lEACH I DAILY PILOT A bull rider gets thrown from a bull named •stam Dunk" on the final day of the fair. Other flUf earrungs included $2.1 million in : bcketsales, $476,124 in pdrlcin=E~v;:i:•p~:E 4 I COMMUNITY BRIEFING SAY AGAIN MILLENNfU.M MOMENT of conditions, including loitering restrictions. EU!-1: Gn: WEST SIDE - A homeless shelter tor men could be up and running agam at Harbor Christ- ian ,Fellowship, less than five months after having to evict 01ght homeless men, if the Planning Comm1ss1on grants its a p p r o v. a l tonight. A make:.hift shelter m d back room of the chwch was hut down 10 Apnl because it did not meet city code The Pkming Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. in lhe (ourd diamben at City Hal, n fair Drive. reqwrements for livmg spaces. Pastor Bill Gartner hdd hoped for an e.,~tension at that tl.Jl)e to pre- vent putting eight men, who had made theu home there, out onto the street. The extension was not grant- ed, but Gartner and city staff have· worked together since that ·time to find a more suitable space at the church for the shelter. Gartner hopes to use a storage room m the mam church build- ing, 740 Wilson St. as a shelter for up to 14 homeless men. Staff has recommended approval of Gartner' reque t subject to con- ditions. .. Before the · were m a tempo- rary building in the back,· satd Seruor Pla.nner Willa Bouwens- Killeen. Now, they're actually µi a room of the church and attached to it ts a kitchen and bathroom lacilitles. • The lack of direct access to a kitchen and bathroom was one of the concerns staff had raised about the shelter m April. Gartner doesn't have an offi- cial wailing .list of men_who are hoping to get mto the shelter because, he said, he didn't want SEE SHELTER PAGE 4 A cOll«tion of the ~quotes c.alls that will stick with me for- from r«Mt news stories. ~ver." ~ -ca.y Gny, owner .of Orange Coast .Jeep'lsuzu on a van donated to Someone cares Soup I(~. Looking f~r Mr. Goodstory "I think wMn we suspect kids and S«td them to o~ schoOls. th9y fell through rt.. cradcs If )OU',. not ~~ful. So for bo.rd """"""It Is~ fndnt· Ing. M Miit tr>,,..._~ tbllwJ~." ...._DIM ..... one of three -DllW ....... Who helped save a victim of • freeway car l«i· • dent. ·~ try to aNfe an illusion ht this Is all there ls. A lot of ""'~Is hklden aw9)' m....,,. ~ ... 1Jals •• tlmf to ,.. tt.. ,. ,,,.,,,, 'It ,.,. and spodlsl.,, ----..... ,. dlplty gen-... ~or--~ ln 1978, Ne~rt Beach rest· dent Jean-Rene Thibault started a monthJ1 •Good News Report.• The mswance Mlesman began ·the report to coiDmend good neW1 stories. In bil CN9lt. Thibault Mid IOllKltim8I it was dlll.k:UJt to find news 1blt wma't abOut a terrible Kddml ar a murdlr. Molt of tbe allktll .... TbllMlult doaameallld ....... ..... and llMndll ~ ... ~ I .:2 Monday, July 26, 1999 .. locals only Daily Pilot IEWPOIT lllCI, C. I I Y C 0 U I C I l I I I I I I . ISSUE: M ¥Sagc permit for applicant Brandon ~er. SUMMARY: Tho councll is dieduled to decide whether to accept, approve and adopt the landings and r conunendations of the heanng officer and deny the massage permit appliCdtion of Brandon Seger. . , ISSUE: 32nd StreeVNewport Boulevard street rehabllitation SUMMARY: The council is scheduled to adopt a proposed project to rcpl&cc an existing detenorated !ttorm dram, install a new dram and undergo resur- facing" for the 32nd StrceVNewport Boulevard street rehabilitation and 30th StreeVNewport Boule-· vard Storm Drain Improve- ments Project. --~·- ISSUE: Vacation. and abandon- ment oI a portion of Old New- port Boulevard located in the Newport Heights area. SUMMARY: The council is scheduled to conduct a public bearing, adopt a resolution ordering the abandorunent of a portion of Old Newport Boule- vard and ctirect the city clerk to have the resolution recorded by • the Orange County Recorder . .. " ISSUE: Balboa Bay Oub anleild- ment. . SUMMARY: The cowidl la schedwed to oeonduct a public btldJihg and introduce an ord.1 ... nanc;e approving amendme.rits to the planried Community Dis- trict Regulations for the Balboa Bay Club. The counctl is expected to pass the matter to a second reading Aug. 9, ISSUE: Pro~ed names for new .community park SUMMARY: The council l S expected to select Bonita Canyon Park, Buffalo Canyon Park, Ford Road Park, MacArthur Park, ·or Ne~rt Sports Park or develop a new name as the official city name fo r the new park which lies , outh of Bonita Canyon Road 1tnd -east of MacArthur BouJ~· vard. ISSUE: Beach voUeyball SUMMARY: The council is scheduled to hear a motion for reconsideration authorizing the removal of the volleyball court at 2406 W. Oceanfront and the installation of a new volleyball court at 25th Street with the proposed modifica- tions. WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Keo Helman of Douglas Ken- Rancho Cuca-neth Fenwick monga have af Pacific Pal- announced the isades have engagement of announced the their daughter, engagement of Shannon, to their daughter, Ryan WiJham Rebecca, to Harrison, son Burr James of Dr. and Mrs. Dalton Jr., son William Ham-Ryan William of Dr. and Mrs. son of Ldguna Harrison and Burr James Niguel. Shannon Dalton of New- The bnde-to-Helman port Beach. be is a gradu-The bride-to- ate of Upland be is a gradu- Rebecca Fenwick and Burr James Dalton, Jr. 1-Ugh School ate of Palisad~s High School and ... The groom-to be 1s d graduate USC. of Dana Hills High School and the The groom-to-be is a graduate Uruvers1ty of CaWorma, Davis. I of Newport Harbor High School An Oct 16 wedding 1s planned at and USC. A Nov. 13 wedding is The Newport Beach Mamott planned at St Tllllothy's Catholic Hotel and Tennis Club. Church in Los Angeles. + NAME: Peter DeSo- to + OTY OF RESIDENCE: Costa Mesa + OTY OF WORK: Costa Mesa ' . + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED7; June 1999 + FAMILY STATUS: Marned to Dl'lrSl, one son, P.J., and expect- ing another in December +AGE: 24 + EDUCATION: Bach- elor's degree + PAST POSmONS: Sales representative, Regency Lighting; sixth grade teacher at Maranatha Christian Academy + PRESENT OCCUPA- TION: Executive director, Shalimar Learning Center + EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 15 WORDS OR LESS: To facilitate quality relationships between the commu- nity and the center + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: The success of my stu- dents + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVE- MENT: The joy I see in my son + YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: The worth of a man can be deter- mined b_¥ the way he loves his wife and children . + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA· GANCE: Coffee, frappachinos + THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE READ: The Cat in the Hat, Dr. Suess + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR CAR RIGHT NOW: Keb Mo. "Slow Down• + YOUR MOST TREASURED POS- SESSION: My surfboard + WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST OVERUSE: "You guys• UP CLOSE + WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: Tor- tilla soup, tacos' +A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COULD CHANGE: Putting sugar tnmy coffee +THE COLLEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: History/political . science + YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: Recently I changed the roll of toi- let paper in -olir guest bathroom +AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU ABOU17: My weight -they called me the Pillst>Ufy Dough- boy. and poked my twnmy +WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK Bringing the community togethei: RIGHT NOW: Golf clubs and a beach towel + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE OR-PARTNEW. Her gen- uine spirit and her green eyes +WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL: Easiest to talk to +WHO ARE YOUR HEROES7: My parents, JUn.my Carter, Mother Teresa and Tol\y Campo)e + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: Surfing and 18 holes at Costa Mesa Golf Course + ONE THING YOU WOULD GHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: Th~t more people would experience the love of Jesus Christ + YOUR IDEA OF EXEROSE: Any ~ demanding sport -r + THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEAR· ANCE: My reseeding hairline + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: That the Christian Church will regain a vision for the poor, the sick and the unwanted in order to truly represent the love of Jesus and change our world + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN. REACH YOU: Shalimar Learnmg Center (949) 646-5797 -. :HEIGH I 0 RS • The undergraduate students •al the University of Callfom1a, • Santa Barbara, who have been : selected for the spring quarter ~ D~an's Honors List are: Amber : Leigh Kelsey of Balboa Island, • majoring in History; Dana Helen • Cassity of Costd Mesa, ma1oring : in Pre-Commum.calton;· Stacey : Ann Thompson of Costa Mesa, : majoring in Enghsh; Steven • HlroyukJ Aoki of Newport Beach, majoring in Pre-Sociolo- gy Women's Studies; Bobble Lynn Ann Br own of Newport Beach, majoring in Psychology; Dack Michael La Marque of Newport Beach, majoring in Theatre; Maria Michele McMa- h on of Newport Beach, majoring m Communication; Arjun Balml- kJ Prasad of Newport Beach, ma1oring in Pre-Biology; Michele Janean Rubino of New- port Beach, majoring in Reli- gious Studies. TIµs honor is not- ed on the students permanent record. Students obtain by attaining a grade point average of 3.75 on a program of 12 or more units in the College of Let- ters and Science or a 3.50 in the College of Engineering. UCSB bas approximately 18,500 stu- dents and offers bachelor's, mas- ter's and doctoral degree pro- grams in most academic diso- pllnes. The 107th annual Orange County Fair tedffied.up with the Orange County Press Club in July to honor some of the co4n- ty's best JOwnalists and photog- raphers.. Awards were presented opening night of the Orange County Fair on July 9 in the Fair's Wine Courtyard. Tun~s Orange County reporter 'fracy Webe r won the 1999 Orange County Fair . Best Reporter Sweeps~akes Award for her piece titled •Foster Kids Drugged". Orange County Register pho- tographer Eugene Garcia won the 1999 Joan Boris Photography Sweepstakes Award for his pho- tograph, . "Walking on Water". The pic- ture showed, tbe rainy reflectioos of a giant Chtistmas tree ligbtihg the path home for a Costa Me.sa businessman. Both Weber apd Garcia received $200 cash and a first-place rosette ribbon . . . Dail¥ P.ilot REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 news stones. lllustratJons,, edito-rial matter or ~1sements hef'e1n c.an be reproduced With- out written permission of copy· right owner. WEATHER SURF POLICE FILES ., VOL 93, NO. 174 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WIUJAM L08DB.L.. Editor ST£VE MAR8l.E, Managing Editor 11NA BORGAnA. Assistant Managing Editor S.J.CAHN, Oty Editor DANWDER, New$ EdrtOf llOGElt CARLSOH. Sports Editor MARC MARTIN, Photo Edrtor· NOY OETTING. Oasslfltd Adwrtising I.ANA JOHNSON. Promotions ~SHN\ Chef ANndal Officer Record 1"4Jr comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. AOPRESS OUr address IS 330 W Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 CORRECTIONS It is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all errors of substance. 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All ngl'iel ,....,.. TEMPERAJURES Balboa 76164 Corona del Mar 76164 Costa Mesa 77165 Newport Beach 74163 Newport Coast 7.WO SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1-4 WSW Newport 2~ WSW BlackiM 1-3 WSW River J.tty 1-3 wsw CdM 2-Swsw l1Dl.5 ,.. TOQAY • First low 3:22 a.m.' --0 2 First high 9:48 a.m. 3.B Second low 2:28 p.m. 2.3 Second high 8;40 p.m. 5.9 11JESDAY ffrst low 3:52 a.m. -0.3 First high 10:18 a.m. 3.9 Second low 3:03 p.m., 2.2. Second high 9:13 p.m. 6.0 The swells today will be shghtly smaller than they were this weekend due to a change in wind pat- tem that could cause cloudiness and poor visibllrty by mid- week. The sun will set at 7:59 p.m. • Walk confidently, directly and at a steady pace on the side of the street facing traf- fic. Criminals look for sOme- one VI/ho appears vulnerable. •Walk dose to the curb. Avoid doorways, bushei and alleys where attackers c.an hide. • If a c.ar appears o be follow-, ing you, tum and walk in the opposite direction or walk on the other side of the street. • If you •re In danger, scream and run, or yell •fire." Run toward lights or people. • AJways lock c.ar doors after entering or le.wing your c.ar. OOn't INve valu.bles in view" • Have yoor ca r keys in your hand and check the bade sea\ before entering yoor car. • If you think you are being followed, drive to a public place or to a police or sheriffs station. • • Yoor best defense Is to be prepared -Imo»-y9ur optlohs ahead of time. Your safety may depend upon your ability to stay cool and calm. • Require salespeople or repair people to show Identification. Classifi~d ads work for you! • All you f.?ave to do is turn off the TV_ and_ talk to your children . . M y daughter's health class has been learrung t about goal setting, which reminded me that one of my goals for the next school year was to get more parents involved at my-daughte"r•s llChool. Of course. all of the : ~search s hows that having par- • ~ts involved in school means .. ~at the students will perform better, at least from a statistical rspeclive. As I have pondered ~s problem and why there is i.lUCh a drop-off in parental sup- port at the secondary school t)evel, I believe part of the prob-: :Iem is that teens and parents ; .don't talk. •:: • A recent article in the Los : Angeles Tunes said that at any • given time, one in five children .. and adolescents may have a ., mental health problem.· My health magazines focus on topics like diet and exercise to prevent cancer or heart attack. e high school health class · · on dating abuse, suicide, · g disorders, esteem prob- and sexual diseases. ~though onJy hall of teens hl)ve .. ..sex, the half that does has a 50% : ~ance of getting a sexually : ¢ansmitted disease. Have your : 4istened to any of the lyrics to ... .recent teen hits? They are not ·: :clbout being glad or joy to the ... _.,orld. . .... : A study by Public Agenda, a nonpartisan, nonprofit public • oplllion research group in New York, found that teachers and : parents have a goal of increasmg ~.~ents' involvement in educa- ( tion. ... However, what that involves is a matter of opinion. Most paren~ thought their most important job was to check homework and encourage children to learn. Teachers thought that should include luruting TY, computer and video game time, and well .as creating a structure at home for kids. Maybe the redson parents aren't l.hvolved m secondary EDUCATIOlllLLY SPEAKING . gay . geiseMondovol schools is because they aren't involved with their kids. A Tem- ple University study-of 20,000 high school students foWld that about 30% of parents were sig- nificantly uninvolved in thelf' kld.s' lives. unable to descnbe how their teenagers spent their time or who their friends were. Data from the Centers for Dis- ease Control and Prevention show a 300% increasf! in depres- sion among teenagers over 'the last 30 years. The psychologist who con - ducted the Temple University study said that research repeat- edly shows that teenagers who are alienated from their parents are more likely to have mental health problems, academic prob- lems, and trouble with the law. Staying connected with your kids is the best protection. But, sometimes that 15 easier said than done. When parents ~ave to compete with chat rooms, phone calls and music videos, how can they compete? I don't like to compete, so I don't. None of those distractioris are WHEN DINING GETS BORING. IT'S TIME FOR ... •mtala1i,.JA •• OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cocktails Phone Ahead ror Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 ' Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner lJ nJqur wine room & dlnl111 room •~~ll•l>M fw IJ'WP ~ lllfttiap 111d prl~•k f\lnrtloos 723-0621 Plu.w Call For Reservattons and Olttd.lom 251 Shipy~rd Way • Newport Beach •AQUATICS CENIU •RACQUETBALL • PERSONAL TRAINERS •MASSAGE • CAlt.DIO • AEllOBJCS • FREE WEIGIITS •STRENGTH TRAININGEQUIP. • BASKETBALL 'S FEE allowed at dinner, when I talk to my ki<U; about the day's events. Vacations are an even better time to take the time to talk. How many of you stay in hotel rooms where you tum on the TV within minutes of entering the room? Once the TV is on, do• you talk to each other, or are all 'heads turned to the electronic box? I have solved that prob- lem, too. We are staying at. places without televisions,· radios or phones. Primitive dur- ing our age of communicatiQn, but positive for time' to find out about each other. We are taking board gall)es and cards for fun. How about gazing up at the heavens for a way to start a chat? Or seeing who can make up the best songs around the campfire? So, whether you go to the beach, the Orange County Fair or on vacation with your kids this summer, talk to them ... Really listen to what they hcsve to say. Start before they are teens so you will be in the habit by the time they get to that age. Then, when school starts, talk to your kids about school. Next thing you know, you'll be helping out. Our schools and our children will be better off for it! I'll be listen- ing to my ~ids for the next two Advertonal Auto .. Facts by Paul Frech URvrc. A RSl'AJR O•RMAN • SftOISH JAPA/dU AUTOMOlllUS DAYLIGHTS It may seem contradictory to ec automobiles drivin~ along durin$ daylight hour with their headlights on. Daytime running light • however, do make l>Cnse in term of safety by making vehicles more conspicuous. The light have been mandatory on new car m Canada since the beginning of the decade, and mo t Scandinavian nations have been. using them-for up to two decad~s. The e northern-latitude countries t.Vere the first to adopt daytime running tights because they work best in the dim light associated with long twilight. In any ca e, 'leveral studies from Europe, Canad.a, and thls country have hown that daytime running lights probably help reduce daytime multi-car crashes. Thu • increasing numbers of car makers are outfitting their products with this f eaturc. HINT: The In urance Institute for High" a> Safety estimate that da}time running lights could help avert hundred of thousands of colli,ion each year. RIGID TillNKING One of the claims car makers often make about, their products involves improvements in "torsional rigidity." This term refers to the·automobile's ability to ro i t twisting forces. In addition. desi_gners pay great attention to "bending rigidity" and "re onant frequen~y" (which refers to vibration). Why should these seemingly arcane element be important to car buyerfi? Jn order to avoid the squeaks and rattle that consumers as ociate with poor-quality vehicles, car makers must produce products with good overall rigidity and natural frequencies (vibrations) that do not overlap among . the vehicle' many sub'Y terns. When these factor are taken into proJ>er account1 consumer realize the benefit m the form of a "carved from granite"' feetin& when they drive l1'e vehicle. No matter whether you lease or buy. you need an automotive shOll l'l>U can trust. At CclF. (949) 646- 69 IO), we have the experience in th11 bu"lne 5 th111 makc!I our customers loyal 10 our 5hop. No work i1 done without your ap~val. If we run into any que1tlon1 or problema. we aive iou a call. Yoa'll ~elve AAA· :=-tenict. Which ntffM ' en from alt over know IMJ can rely upon •• for E won lad lood .me.. Md 1ee u soon • 2090 COlllMaa. weeks, so" look for my return after that. in Centennial Park this month. Kids learned how to conduct from Carl St Oal.r, then <Xlllducted ~ number. There were opera migers and a mariachi band. The weQ.Uier was perfect and it was much closer than the Hollywood Bowl. It is supposed to be repeated over the next two summen Kudoe to the Pad.ftc SYm.phony and its sponsors for the great free suouner concert and fi.i'eworks held ... only one other place offers as exception.al as the an ·MBA one. at Chapman Universii.y in Oran9e: Chapman University in ·Irvine. [ Chapman now offers two locarion s ] W o r k 1 n g to advance your business career. professionals can now earn a prestigious AACSB acc.red1red MBA at Chapman University on our main campus in Orange or at our brand new campus in Irvine. Both share the same dedicated, full-time faculty members and comm1tmc:nt to excellence Take advantage of the small clas~ sizes and personal attention that Chapman is known for Plus, we offer convenient class times for working professionals. Call today for more information on our MBA programs or to reserve a mmC.HAPMAN mm UNIV ERSITY --THE CECii.CE L AltCYROS --t4(Jl)LOf ~"'ill· ~~ O• yow r ro•J lo 111ccn1 spac~ at an upcomin9 l _ S O O _ S 7 S _ C H A p mformat1on ~55100. w w-w .: h t p m • n ~ d u I 9 b -t> I ' I Cl K " \ I I Cl' 'I ''I Cl' July 17, 1999, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. The Doublmre Hou/, (,.,,,,,, Sprccrum, i rnra~ l\rum t 9() PoJ<!fka .~rtnut. Ir• 1M Gt 92618 Even babies back . . ., Our "Baby Backs"--- .. arbor View Elementary makes radio ontact with space shuttle Columbia Orbiter CORONA DEL MAR -Etgh· n Connet H rbor View EJemen- SchooJ student:. lt tened -tenUy to Mission CommandP.r . Col. Eileen Collins answer eight ~ucstions asked by studenil Satur- day QJght as she traveled in space. "Hearing her voice over the loud speaker was quite exhilarat- . ing for all of us,• said Doug Bor- coman, a former pacent at Harbor View and an amateur radio oper- . ator who has been trying to get b.is son's former school a line mtO outer space for three yea.rs. HarbOr View was chosen as one of five schools -around the country to make direct radio con- tact With the shuttle as it travels into space to deliver X-ray obser- vatory eqwpment into orbit. Some or the student's ques- tions for Collins included how does it feel to be the first female to command the shuttle, what is the food like and is the shuttle space simulator adequate preparation A a·o.u ND . '0 w N • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the • Daily Pilot, 330 w Bay St., Costa Mesa 2627, fax them to (949) 646-4170, or ·c.au (949) 642·5680, ext. 228 A complete listing of Around Town may be found at dallypilot. com. TODAY Young adults In the community who want t6 mdke a positive impact are mv1ted to attend the Central Orang~ County Youth Leadership Forum Crom 9 d m to 1 p.m. Lunch 1s provided Speak- ers will rnclude state Assembly- man Scott Baugh dnd state Assembly Mmonty Leader Gloria Mata-Tuchman. "Does Jt Matter if I Vote?" t'> one of the topics to be dis~ussed a.Jong with • Etlucs m l.eadership Dec1s10n f\.takrng" and ··vounq Elected Leaders m tollllcs " Reg1stratloo 1s reqwred es seating is lmutNI Call ~ana lvarado at (7141 8 ~8-0545. ;ruESPAY Body conditioning classes for mature dduJts wtll be presented at 7 .30 a m. todt1y and Thursday at Chain React1or., 3928 Campus Dnve, Newport Beuch. Classes .. The Jewish Fam.Jly Sel'Vice ot Orange Count;t will present a healing support group·at 7 p.m. at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. AdrrusSJon is free. Preregistration is required. (714) 445-4950. SATURDAY "Italian Gardens" wtll be present- ed at 9: 15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road., Corona del Mar. Whether you have an acre's worth of backyard or just a balcony, learn the basics of an ltcilian garden. (949) 640-5800. SUNDAY "Orange County's Vanishing Open Space,• an exhibit of oils and pastels by David Damm, will be on display in the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library foyer through Aug. 30. The librcuy is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Damm usually paints in' the early mommg and evening when light creates an evocative mood and is a member of the Laguna Plein Air Painters Assn. and the California Art Club (949) 717-3801. Wlll feature the I lams Method or AUG . 2 physic di condilionmg. Adnuss1on 1 is free lor lust-tune partlClpants School cblldren are invited to a Bnng a towel and water; hght funny magic show titled "The hand weights c1re rccommenctccl. MayJC of Reading" at 10:30 a.m. m (9491 588-2427 the Newport Beach Central THURSDAY A creative writing class prei.ented by Dorothy Wh1te \vtll bPg\n dt 1.:30 p m Thursday nl the Costa ~esa Senior Center al 695 W. 'i9th St Enrollment fee of $.10 is required and dass sue 1s limited to 15 {714) 965-1170. - Library's Fnends Meeting Room. 1000 Avocado Ave The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. Wednes- day at MaJ:iners Branch Llbrary, 2005 Dover Dnve, and again at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Balboa. Branch, 100 E . Balboa Blvd The program is part of the Newport Beach Public Library's •Long Ago and Far Away• Sununer Reading Program. (949) 717-3801. AUG.·3 Financial consultants Jason Sherr and Don Harrell will pre- sent •Retinng or Changing Jobsl• at noon at Salomon Smith Barney, 650 Town Center Drive, Swte 100, Costa Mesa. The pre- sentation will be repeated Wednesday at:; p.m. Space is lim- ited. (714} 957-6500. The National Assn. of Women Bus10ess Owners, Orange County chapter will present a panel dis· cussion by media and public rela· ttons representatives -"Market- ing to Med.la for Mazj.mum Press Coverage -from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Cost for nonmembers is $44; first-ti.m~ guests and mem· bers, $34. Dinner will be inclu'a- ed. (714) 832-5741. AUG.4 Senior finandal consultants Dean Jackson and Jeff R~ will pre- sent "Estate Planning-Unique Strategies for the Affluent Investor" at noon and 6 p.m. at the Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Cos- ta Mesa. Learn how.to avoid paying estate taJces to the IRS. Lunch/din· ner will be provided. Admission is free. (714J 429-2801. AUG:S The Foundation Fighting Blind- ness will present •VISIONS '99: Treatments and Cures on the Horizon" through Sunday at the Century Plaza Hotel & Tower, 2025 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles Admission is $250 per person for the three day event. The luncheon and dinner ban- quet are included. (800) 683-5555. for the real thingl "1 thin.le the great hope is this is going to encourage students to look at the prospect or looking at a career fin ci nee),• s&d Borco· m<tn. who works tor the. Orange County education department. -Marissa Espino AUG •. Z A back-country hlke wt.ll take pl~ce at 9 am. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High· way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. (949) 497-7647. AUG.8 A back-country hike will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast High· way, Newport Beach. Hikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. (949) 497-7647. AUG. 11 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Noon Networking Luncheon with mar· keting expert Dr. Michael Ames will be presented at noon at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members are $15 with a reserva- tion and potential members are $20. (949) 729-4400. AUG. 14 A·back-country hike and moun - tain bike ride will take place at 9 a.m . at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers and bikers will meet at El Moro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. (949) 497-7647. "Lovely Lavenders" wt.ll be pre- sented by Cristin Fusano and Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how tb grow, care ror and select great tomatoes. (949) 640-5800. POLICE CONTINUED FROM 1 • grade levels. Under the program, offioals said, the most effective approach would be to assign an officer to each campus on a full-time basts. The officer would teach the cur- ricuh.un, which would provide continuity to the OARE prqgram already in e:x:istence at local ele· mentary schools. The program consists of a series of 10 lessons taught by an offi~r and a teacher. The lessons generally would be .taugh t during sophomore year, with follow-up in junior and senior classes . •The most obvious benefit of a Doily Pilot FYI .. + The City Council meets at 7 p.m. in t he council chambers at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. School Resource Officer is tly\\ the o(ficer provides a more imme- diate, but positive law enforce-· ment presence on campus,· McDermott said.• Following the expected approval, the recruitment and training process would take about 12 months, depending on the of:fi. cer's' experience. . .............................................................................. _ ...... , ................................................................... . FAIR CONTINUED FROM 1 $2.2 millfon in carnivaT revenue, all as of Saturday night. Arrests, as of Saturdoy night, came to 187 with no serious inci· dents compared to 242 arrests in 1998 on the same day. Beer sales, which were raised from $3 to $4 this yel¥, equaled $638,485 as of Friday compared to last year's $471,179 in rev-._ enue. Various fair hot spots included hands-on science exhibits, a dis· play lor new inventions and per- formances from Weird Al Yankovic, Peter Frampton and Three Dog Night, which drew Jam-packed crowds. One new event promotion that proved to be successful was the July 13 Rush Hour Tuesday in which Cree parking and admission was offered from 2 to 3 p.m . More than 6,000 patrons took advantdge of the promo- tion. Becky Bailey Findley. fair gen- eral manager. said she and her staff will be working on next year's theme as early as next week and anticipates having another successful event next year. •How I gauge it is it's like planning a party or an event at home and being pleased at the end that everybody had a ~ood time,• she said. "That is bow my staff feels like.• ................................................................................. _ .................................................................. . SHELTER CONTINUED FROM 1 to ·get people's hopes up. There. are about five men who have been checking in periodically to see if the shelter would reopen. Some of the conditions placed on the shelter include prohibiting residents from loitering on the property between 8 a m. and 5 p.m .. linuting the number of resi- dents to a maximum of 14 and requinng Gartner to submit a manual of wntten policies and procedures. •we're going to make things a little bit stncter and a little b1t more goal-oriented,• Gartner said. MI'm hoping all the guys who were there before aren't gomg to think they're going to have a Cree place and going to be ·getting a Cree ride.• Help keep r city clean! 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"' 158 days, ~ HA&.LOf,...,,. --.. - MOndoy, July 26, 1999 • Sporn Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4..4223 .. • Across the fields ?f Orange Coast College is a tornado touching down at every comer. . . rr~~e.nd~rf wasn't cert am she wanted the job. But when she was selected five months ago to become Orange Coast College's new athletic director, the response across campus was overwhelmingly positive. Hilgendorf has been an OCC faculty member and coach for 29 years and she has a host of • friends at the college. Hilgendorf, 58, was OCC's highly successful women's volleyball coach for 19 seasons, compiling a 233-100 career record. She led the Lady Pi.rates to state charnp1onshlps m 1978, 1980 and 1982. The hard-worlang mentor gwded her Bucs to six conference titles and mto the playoffs 15 times during her 19 seasons. A longtime Corona· del Mar resident, Hilgendorf was mducted into the California Community College Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1986. She was assistant dthletic director under Dick Tucker for seven years, from 1977 through 1984. Since 1991 Hilgendorf has worked in the area of cumculum and teaching assignments for OCC's Division of Physical Education and Athletics. The OCC coach was a member of the board of directors for the state's Commission on Athletics for sut years~ and, for •the past year, served as president of the Orange Empire Conference. Jane Hilgendorf, ever upbeat, an orgaruzer and <;onununicator. •rm pretty good at putting thlngs together," she says. •J'm a 1 'piler' not a 'filer,' but I know what's in every single pile in my office. And I do a pretty fair job l of managing decisions. If necessary, I can make a quick decision. But I prefer to sit and mull things for a while When I have the luxury to ~o so.• N eedless to say, Hilgendorf has more than paid her dues irl OCC's Athletic Department. •she has great integrity.· says P.irate football coach Mike Taylor. •Jane plays by the rules and is fair. Everyone in the department appreciates that. You know where you stand with Jane." lrack and field coach Fred Hokanson schooled Wlth · gendorf at UC Santa Barbara more than 35 years ago and has erved with her at OCC for 29 years. ·she has credibility and .. he's not afraid to make tough ecisions," Hokanson said. Men's and women's volleyball oach C huck Cutenese agrees. •orange Coast College is her passion,• Cutenese said. •she oves this college and its thletes. • But Hilgenddtf wasn't exactly elbOwing people out of tho way get the job when it opened last ear. • In fact, she didn't even apply when it was first announced in the sprmg of 1998. ' When the nght person wasn't ~d and the selection ~ttee elected to reopen the RQSt last fall, she finally decided ·~submit her paperwork. • last August. Hilgendorf . ilepped ln as acting division dian and athletic director. Her Intentions, at the time, were not Jane Hilgendorf certain I wanted to be in a position where I might have to discipline some of them or have chsagreements. I've seen people ' m other circumstances lose friends when they took over managerial positions. I didn't want that to happen to me.• Besides, Hilgendorf was seri· ously considering retirement. "I'd done it all," she says. "I'd been a coach and administrator m the department and I was thinking that it might be time for me to leave and to let a younger person step m. Playing golf five days a week sounded pretty enticing." Hilgendorf is a golf fanatic. A member of the Newport Beach Country Club, she's been playing senously for 10 years. At one time, she had a seven handicap. Today, because of her busy schedule, she has a 10 and is hoping to whittle that down to eight with help from LPGA teaching pro and good friend, Pam Higgins. After Hilgendorf spent a month last summer as OCC's interim athletic di.rector, she had a change of heart. ·People in the department accepted me as irlterirn AD, and encouraged me to pursue the permanent position. I ended up surprising myself. I actually enjoyed what I was doing and I hadn't expected that.• •1 began to think that maybe I was the best person for the permanent position. I was coming from inside the department and could contribute continuity and consistency. I also felt that I could make a difference and do some very positive things for the division. I finally decided to throw my hat into the ring." OCC's Physical Education and .Athletics Division staff con· slsts of 25 full-time faculty mem· bers, 50 part-time instructors and 10 classified (non-teaching) staff members. •This stolf bas been fantastic in the year that I've served as interim and pennanent athletic director. The morale is good and I've seen lots of people step up and take on new and expanded responsibilities. The image of our division across campus is very strong.• The 1998-99 athletic season was a very good one for Orange Coast College'.s Pirates. For one thing, the insntution grabbed back the OEC's Athletic Supremacy Awora. - The trophy, emblematic of the conference's top overall men's and women's athletic program, had resided in OCC's trophy case for 17 consecutive seasons. Then, in 1995·96, Soddleback COASTERS Ii was extremely satisfying, as · well as an honor, to take the award this year. We hope to give it a permanent home here at Orange Coast College. We want to keep it forever " Other acluevements were recorded th.Ls year. Among them: • The women's cross country team captured the 1998 state championship in December in Fresno. The Pirates easily won the team title, demolishing the rest of the field. It was the second consecutive state championship for the Lady Pirates. • OCC's dance squad grabbed a pair of national championships this past spring. The dance team won the Universal Cheerleaders Association title at Walt Disney World iq Orlando, and took the Uruted Spirit Association national title in Las Vegas. Orange Coast has won seven national cheer and dance crowns over the past foµr years. • Former OCC women's water polo player and swimmer, Aileen Bennett, now an athlete at UC San Diego, was named 1998 Wilson Scholar Athlete of the Year by the California Community College Corruruss1on on Athletics. • former OCC basketball and softball player, Jill Angel, now a lieutenant commander with the· California Highway Patrol, was inducted into the California Conunuruty College Sports Hall of Fame. • OCC's nearly 500 athlete! recorded a combmed grade point average of 2.75 (B·mmus) irl the. classroom • 'IWo OCC atbJeUc teams, the women's water polo squad and the women's swun team, were honored for scholarship by the California Community College Corruruss1on on Athletics OCC' has received a total of 16 Scholar Team Awards since the inception of the honor seven years ago. • OCC profe or of physlcal education and athletics, Mary Martin, was named the state's •Adapted Physical Educator of the Year" by the State Community College Organization of Physical Educators. • OCC professor of health and physical education, Sharon Jones, was selected as "Health Educator of the Year• by the State Community College Organization of Physical Educators. •It's been a very good year for us,• Hilgendorf said. A native of Milwaukee, Hilgendorf grew up irl Pasadena. She's a conununity college alumnus, having earned her A.A. degree at Pasadena City Collfi!ge. Hilgendorf played field hockey, badminton, basketball, tennis and softball at PCC and was also a swimmer. Hilgendorf earned her B.A~ degree in physical education from UC Santa Barbara and -picked up an M.S. m P.E. from UCLA. •· During her summers at UCLA, she played nuxed doubles volleyball every day at Manhattan Beach and turned into a pretty fair beach player. •1 was m the best shape of my1 We," Hilgendorf scud. "Beach volleyball can do wonders for your aerobic conditioning.• The trim and athletic Hilgendorl has nunained in top condition. An avid golfer and tennis player. s,he'sbaen a longtime OCC Cdl.J>UI advocate ft>r ph~al activtty and good nutrition. Sha pens a weekly fttlletl and nutrition column for the college's 1taff Dewsl4=tter. ouon Of THE DAY "We wmt to give (the OK1s Athletic S.emocy Award) a permllllllf home here at Orange Coast College. We want to keep it forewt -· Jane Hilgendorf, OCC Athletic Director OAD Orange Coast College's storied history is ~eflected by Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Famers Tandy Gillis (above), holding the state championship trophy for men's basketball, and football coach Dick Tucker, when he was inducted into the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame. Jane Hilgendorf says her mission is to return the Dues to the days and nights of Gillis and Tucker, when the Pirates were the talk ol the town. first coed squad was Mike Drummy, now the registrar at Chapman Uruversity, • Hilgendorf remembers. ·we didn't have a men 's team at the time, and he was a. pretty good player. Mike sent me a note of congratulations a few months ago after 1t was announced that I was the new athletic dtrector. He wrote, 'Remember me? I was one of your hr!>t players.' J hadn't forgotten Mike. 1 le was the typical tall, good looking volleyball pldyer. • H lgendorf took over OCC's women's volleyball quad m 1973 and had 19 sea ons of rcsoundmg ucc . The new OCC athletic dir ctor t a con cnsu:. builder. •I'm a people person all the way.• h soys. •and I see mysqtf as a catalyst is this departm n&. I'm doing what I can to get more for our coaches and athlet~. l always tty to keep the big restored when comprorrused. She is perceived by all of her Orange Coast colleagues as being hon t and fcill. • •we will follow the rules under my tenure," she say • firmly ... And if some<>no else m the conference is not f ollowmg the rules, I'm going to tell them about it. That's my job. We have a self-compliant code in · community college athletic and OCC will be honest and ahov . board. Winning is unportant to Hilgendorf, but not all-consuming. •we want to win every smgle contest we enter,• she &d. •chemistry, pnde and good coaching Will foster a winning enV1I0nment. We want e ch of our 23 t ~ to be competlhve. The one> that aren't, we're WOlltinghard to tum them around. B\it we won't win at all eosts. In sports, as m life, you're gomg to sometimes Jose and we'll do that wfth dignity.• Do!JY P1ki 5 •His 4:20.0 mile at the '55 Slate. Finals was a national prep record for four years. Do"\ (A11,-nu u. Daly~ Slender, bespectacled • Tod White sparked nationwide attention Lil 1955 as a Newport HarlJor High seruor when he ran a 4:20.0 mile at the \,9s Angeles Coli ewn dlld broke the national record m the State Finals. It wa~ a dazzling prep record that would stand on the boards for aoother four years. CoulCldentally, his coach, the late Ralph Reed, also competed m the mile run dunng his prep and college years. Reed had coached all th(! track and held events for years, but White became the only Reed-tutored athlete to shatter a national record White knew nothing about Reed's mile-running background until about a year ago when be bad returned ·to his native Newport. Humor came out of the state event when it lound Reed fretang over th(• school's track and held jerseys once he realized Newport would bem the national pollight and many hdd Tod White alrea,dy admit- ted to the coach that thev didn't understand what "Tars• ·meant. Hence, Reed considered seeking out a basketball team 1ersey, since those Jerseys sunply Cdffied tho words "Newport . Harbor." \\-'bite returned glum words. The other jerseys were either t<?O heavy or too long So, they stayed with the old •Tars· shirts that went wtth track. Their tears never materialized Nobody was too concerned wtth rus Jersey as he sped across the finish line with •Tars." on tt. a common ruck:name for Sailors dunng World War ll. Prior to Reed's invitation to White for track, White was domg >< well in swunnung under Coach Al Irwin. But since White had won the decathlon and the rilile run, Reed prodded the runner mto joining the track team. White was al£o boppy with other sports. mcluding football and basketball. He was a captain on the Bee gnd team as a juruor before moving up to lrwtn'c; varuty. Smee it was out o( Reed decathlon program that White camP. to light, Rtt<i had a habit of saying he had ·discovere<r the runner. Some were often amu ed by the commentary. White had his mile tune down to 4:23.3 in the ClF Southern SectJon Finals m 1955, then cut it down by more than three sec- ond at the Stote Fmals. He was c;tartled to recognize th guy hugging him ahar the • finals U ~ Mo.1.lhiei QI USC: ' .. th guy wh record he had broken H soon realized °"!I: ngl . White id, "Tbey W'9"t already re<nn~ me• ' ~1te the boolt. White chose OC'ddental. nae USC. His two·mile relay team bis phomore year at Clay...,._. the world recOrd ana .... lo~mile "9ley iqUld reestablished the U.S. ..a. After Oxy, Wiiie M d "- Long Beach State .., .. mnWt cteur-. ....... to go after the pennanent polltion. . • You couldn't have talked me into the job then,• she Mys with a llnile. • 1 woukl bave Mid. ·u draftld. I lball not terVft, lJf College pWled the rug out from 'Desh out of UCLA. under the Pirate5. snatching the FHi1aen4orf tauglat phytk:al supremacy award away. educadon CJ. 1 •a Artadia p1ctur in mind, however. I oan't play favorite . All 23 of our ~ and all of ou,-athletes are unpc>rtant.• ..Hu HUvendoH had to Qiew r out my of 'her friends? ·wen. yea. but It hm't been u traumatic M I'd~• IM Mys. •No:meneger 9"I' Ilk• ' '°the U.....,elNJ=ml earn bil doc:-... ID I --+-i.6e JMMJD1~<1ldn-, •wal\t lo~ tbe muy '~,,_.... ..... 111 ................ : ·tiifllt.... ......... I ..,...,._._....,,..... -r••w~•-' 1'be following seuon, ln Hlgb far..,,.. ,..... Sbe wu 1996-97, ~did it aga1n, bnd.., oca .... an 1&10 ~ befoi'e RMtnlde won the tropb~y~t-t=~a= ftio 1tii Bmlliliilft 1W7·•·_ •11111 yeu, ltherlide WU wanild that~ lDla1lt ..... awe)' tram ..... but l .., ... ..., ... ... ttn .. aw-.·1 .. 1 dllf ......... ctrd•._,.... ........... ...,....._ ....... N..I.. -.... .. Sports ~.July 26, l999 / ILGEND.ORF "H know our ystcm end will do on excellent JOb w1U1 the program.• on ·} ar 1e ve of absence. OCC also hired former witnmer Mike Giles to take over the women's water polo team from Watson for the '99 season. pnmary goals will be to unprove the OCC Athletic Depanm nt's image ln the community. scllolarswp . We're going to contmue to do that,• ---Chuck Cuten e, a fonner OCC athlete~ was hired dunng the spnng sem ter as the college·s full-time head women's and men's volleyball coach. Cutenese served m that capacity on a walk-on baslS for seven seasons, "W1th all tho h.igb school S}>f;>rts going, it's bard,• she admlts. "Sometimes we become an afterthought and we get lost in the shuffle. But my goal ls to • increa~a our visibtl.lty on campus and m lbe commuruty. We want OCC athletiC events to be a,great place for students, fans and families to gather." J lilgeodorf does admit to problems and p1tlall.s that lie ahead. ~JOr coaching changes dunng er initial yeaI on the job. ~ill Workman resigned as ~ foot~ll ooach in January for health reasons, following 13 ;"Si'asons l~ading the Pirates. He •I • was replaced by defensive coordinator, Milte Taylor. "Mike is doing a terrific job,• Hilgendorf says. "He·has put together a great staff and we're $Upporting rum to the fullest The program is m good shape." "Chuck's an outstanding coach,• Hilgendorf Sa.ys. •He has • a combmed record of 199-94 for the two teams as a walk-on He'll Be a great full-time coach for us and will lead us into an exciting new era." "We have lots of new faces in the coac:hillg rank.S this year,• Hilgendorf ~ys. "But we've feJUvettated ourselves and we're generating lots of enthusiasm m the process.• Hilgendorf is planning a special event shortly after the beginning of the 1999-2000 school year. Athletics and cademics are both important to Hilgendorf. "We've got agtng facilities,• she admits. "We face some real problems. Our campus opened in t ~8 and many of our facilities date from the 1950s and 60s. We're th~ only college eround that still ~a dirt track We're archaic in como areas, but I'm gomg to start lbe ball rolling now.• •We're going to have a huge get-acquamted barbecue on the fteld of LeBard Stadium.• she says enthusiastically. "We'll invtfe all 600 potential student- athletes for the coming year, plus all of out coaches and members o( the administrative staff. We want our students to know that we care about them and that this is a very special place to be.• "Th.is college has always been held in lbe highest regard athletically and academfcally and we want to keep it that way,. she says. "There's a good marriage on this campus between academics and athletics OCC is the No. 1 couunuruty college . trans! er in Southern Calilomia and w e've always sent many of our student-athletes on to four-year institutions on How long does Hilgendorf plan to remain on the job? Mark Hill, an OCC assistant basketball coach for the past two seasons, has replaced Tim O'Brien as the head men's coach. O'Brien was the college's head --tJasketball coach for seven seasons. "We've hJied Mark as an adjunct staf! member," she says. OCC men's water polo coach, Chris Oeding, a two-time U.S. Olympian cµt,d captain of the U.S national water polo team, will coach the Puate men's and women's swimrrung squads for the 1999-2000 season. He'll take over for aquabcs coach, Don Watson, who's taking a volunteer Hildendorf says one of her "I'm not going to ovemay my welcome,• she says w1th a smile. "Realistically, I'll probably !itay for three m'ore years. I don't need this job. I could Step down and retire right now, but I'm having fun. There a.re things I'd like to accomplish and three years is a realistic timetable to get most of those things done.• SUNQAY'S q)UNTS Newport Landing • 9 boats. 284 anglers. 43 albacore, 15 yellowtail. - 546 barracuda, 2 bonito, 25 calico ba" 96 sand bass, 5 rockfish, 29 sc.ulpin, 1 1 cabezon, 1 mako shark, 72 mackerej. Daveys lo«er · no report. , ... I [PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES Fictitious Bualnesa Name Statement The lollowtng persons ~tJoono business as =w!NDSOA FARMS, 501 Irvine Ave . Newport 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I P.UBUC NOTICES 11 PtJaui NOTICU I I PUBUC NOTICES ~. Calllomia 92663 7;.lY,lverly Lassua. 601 ......-ne Ave., Newport "8each, Cal1fomia 92663 __,,,,,., bustness ls coo· M~ by an 111d1vtdual Have 90U started doing business yet? Yes, ~!W~tly LHSlht ffi1s statement was filed ViUlh the County Clerk of ·"On!~ Couniy on 7·15·99 -··-19996799369 ;.Qi!ly Pilot July 19, 28. ~ 2. 9 1999 M567 ctltioua Business ... ,Name Statement • The rouow1ng persons 11/t, doing business as Y.:21<. GAS, 799 t 9th Street Co6ta Mesa. California 92626 Zohrah Jadah 63 ..Mofiteiey Pine Or . New • port Coast Calllornta • 92e57 : :mis bustness Is con ._<1!.leled by an tnchvldual .......++eve you itaned dotng ' bus•ness yet? No : Zohreh Jaelah r , Tiiis statement v.-ai. hied ' wiU'I the County Clark or ' Orange County on 6·30-99 • 19906797069 , Daily P1IOI July 19 26 Aug 2 9. 1999 M568 I BSC8558 , NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: LAWRENCE M. KIRWAN CASE NO A198010 To all heirs, benell C/llflt!s. credllors. conl 1ngent creditors and per sons who may otherwise be mterested in the wdl or ~le. Ol both. ol LAWRENCE M KIRWAN A PETITION FOR PAO BA TE has been filed by JOHN M KIRWAN in the 5upenor Coul1 ol calolor 111a County ol ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PA06ATE requests that JOtiN M KIRWAN -bi&. appomted as personal rel)fesen1a1111a 10 admon•S· • t6tltle estate of the deoe· 'Wt :__:we PETITION requests t"e• deoedenl's Will aM todictls. 11 any, be admlned to t>robate The Wiii and , aoy codicils are avaii.ble a,r. eumtna!JoO 1n the file ~I by the COUl1 lHE PETITION requests 1•""11e>nty to adm1n1ster the r..eMate under the lndeoend· • ant Administration of Es "ra.tes Act (This AulhOrny , allow the personal rep· -~tatrve to 1ake many actlQnS without obta1n1ng j ourt approval Before , '(I.Ing certain very lmpor • ~ actions. however. the .peuonal representative will be requned to give no- o lnteresl8d persons !hey have waived • or consented to lhe • ,llQ90Sed adton ) The In· ~~ent administration ~ <o111ll be granted urJess an Interested per Mlf'I hies an objectoo to tne petition and shows good cause wtiy the coort should ~t the authority ._.,A_ HEARING on the pelt· • tlOll wil be held on I AtlGUST 19 1999 at 1 45 : p Jn' in 0.01 lJ3 located II • 3141 The City Dl1va SOoth, t>raoge. CA 92868 I 'JF VOU OBJECT IO the : gfantlng of the petlllOf'I, you , should appear at the hear· "'"1"'g"•nd Sl818 your obf9C· ~Of fH wri11en obt1c· : aon' with the court before • !Di',. hearing Your •P· ~maybe In person r 1tfome ..._Jf OU ARE Ay CREDI· t L.Vfl Of ex>nllngent Ctedl10f ~ dec:NMd. you mu.st Ille • yOUr Claim Wllti the '"~!1 ancl mall a copy to the -Pirsonal reprHenta1tv1 appooni.o by the coun Wlht '°"' monlha !tom ltWI ·~twi• of lht 11r11 lllvanoe ol ·~ •• Pf'OVldod In Pro- bate Coda section 9100 1999 at the office ol abl• tor eicaminadon In lll9da. but WtfQ1C G7oWWll °' dependent admlnl51rataon It Is tunner ordereo I.hat• The time tor liltng claims BERT M REIO end the fil• kept by the ~. _,,..i °' ~ euthon1y will be granted copy of th11 order to •ho\¥ w~I noc expire ber0f8 four ROBERT H MOORE, At· rt ~ -. ~ °' unl8$S an interested per· cause be publlshed In months from the hearing tomeys at Law, 717 E cou THE P£TTTION re-lrlCUld:lnral. ID.-,,. -son hies an objecbon to Iha Newport Beacll/Co11a date nottCed aboVe Aonda Avenue. Suite A. qu .. ta authority to '19 prilCllplll IUlll al .. nalll(•) pellllon and sllowS good Mesa Da~y Pilot a news· YOU MAY EXAMINE the Hemet, CA 92543 aH the edmlniater t~ tltate --..d brr _. o-f d TIUll, cause why lhe court Should paper of general c1rculttaon hie kept by ttie court. If yoy ngllt, title and Interest Of ""' ...., t-1. • ~ not grant Iha authonty publlslled In this countY.. at are a person Interested In said deceased at·the time under the Independent " llid ........,,\ .,_..., 11 .,,,, A HEARING on the pell· leas1 once a week for four the estate, you may Ole ol death and all nght. ttUe Admlnlatrado" of fa· "* .:.-;,.;. 1 ,_ o.i d Uon wlft be held on consecutive Weeks poor to with the covn a Request for and lt'lterest the estate has tt1t11 Act. CTN• .uthori-TNll ~...., dWDll nl AUGUST 19, 1999 at 1 45 the day ol lhe heanng Special Notice (loon DE· acquored inadd•Uontothal tyw.Uallowthepe~ -a1 .. --...aa1 .. pm mOeptL731<lcaledlt OATE:JUL21,1999 154) ot the fllUv. of an In· of said deceaSed In 8£ld to al repr .. entMJwto teke -.-~ 341 The City 011ve Sooth JAMES P. GRAY, 11entory and ~·ppralsal ol 111 the certain real prooeny many aodone wfthout ~ ~ 11¥ ~°':a g Qnange, CA 92868. ' JUDGE/COMMISSIONER estate assets 01 of any 811\JaledlnthecltyorCoata obtaining COYtt epproY. ·-......... HN. IF VOU OBJECT to the OF THE SUPERIO~ pe1111on Dr accovnl as Mesa. County of Orango, al. Before taking oert9'n ~ ,=. ';-: ~ granting ol the petition. you COURT • provided an Probate Code Slate of C&lifomla, pal11CU· very important eotlo:i ~ ,_ figaft pnar ID ·.. should appear at the hear· Michael Robel1 Phl~ps, ro~~:i~ ~~~ ~~ ~lon~f~!o ~p--::::~.~t: c:rr be TI.a.""-Yllldlr•O.Sd ~ ~ r:t~J:'~ ~: ~~~CA ~~7-1 t ~~nt, available from the court Hundred Elohty-lour of required to give notice T• ......,. ..._, tnd lions witn the court • Pubkshed Nlwi>Oft Beach· clerk "Newport Heights", as to lntentlted pereona ~ '° .. 11•1VllCI • the hearing Your IP· Costa Mua O.Uy Ptlot Attorney for the shown on• Map recorded uni••• tt\ay have ~Dldnllanfar ., ...... d~ tnd pearancemaybelnperson July 26, Aug1.1$1 2, 9, 16, Petitioner: in Book 4 Page 83 of Mis· wliv.d notice or con-....,.... -tnd • -*" or by your aliomey. 1999 M571 Tlmothy J. Blled, bq. cellaneous Maps, rlCOl'dS aented to the proP<>eed I**-al o...11 Md Baal lo IF YOU ARE A CREDI THE COSTA MESA Soi-I 85951 ol Orange Counly, Cehlor· acdon.I TM indepen-w n.11••• ca..s -TOA or contingent credttOf z 0 NIN G A 0 MIN Is. SchmlMln11 ma described ea follows dint admlnletretlon ramafdllialtn1**1nto of the deceased, you must TAATOR WIU RENDER Blled & Mackey, Be91mng at a point In euthority will be or•nted ID be MClldld 11 ltw mnt .,_ Me your dalm wilh the A DECISION ON THURS· 19712 M1cAr1hur Blvd., the center Une of Twenty-unlHI en lnter•lted 1tw,.., ~ • ~ nl counaridmallaoopytothe OAY.AUGUST 5,19990A :ite. 210, trvlne, CA second .Street, said pQtnt peraon fllaa an obt..otlon -llWI ew. 111111119 111118 personal representative AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 92612-2407 being 395 82 feet Sou.th· ,..., ...,_ .... ti.di ltOOldlliDn appointed by the coun THEREAFTER. ON THE Pubhshed Hun11ng1011 easterly from the tntertac· to the pedtlon and 0. 712&'99 T~ Qipe 2230 Within four hlOoths from the FOLLOWING ITEMS Beach-Fountain vaney tK>o ol said CIH'llar hne by ahowa good cauae why W.. OllPflWI A..,.~ 173 elate ol the first issuance ol 1 ZONING APPLICA· 11\C:?pendent July 20 26, the Northeasterly H· the court thould not °'9lgll. CA 92961 Fer s. laners as J>f(Mded In Pro-TION ZA-99·26 FOR 27. 1999 tension of the Nol1h· gt•nt IM Mlthority. ~ Cea (714) 573-1965 bate cocie SedJOn 9100 JOSEPH PATAOW, AU· TM603 westel1y llne ol said Lot A HEARING on the ~ 4_!!4'1001 Tlllllla Qipe • The tJme lor llling claims l}fQAIZE'D AGENT FOR -Fl-ctl-tl-0 -118-8-u-1-1n-e-9-1 -Two Hundred Eighty-lour. petition will be held on Tl\lldle K. ~ Wtll 'nol expire before lour WANDA J WISH TRUST S8ld point being the most August 11, 1199 et Alltu'md S911U9 Pt23175 months from the hearing FOR A MINOA CONDI· Name Statement EaSlerl)' corner ot the 1 :45 P .M. in Capt. l73 7flfi &'l MW dataJlOtlced above. TIONAL USE PERMIT TO The lo;iowmg persons Northwesterly rectangular located at 341 TM City YOU MAY EXAMINE the ALLOW l}fE OUTDOOR arecloingbus•nessas 3 aaes of said Lot Two Drive 7th Fl. P.O. Box. SUPERIORCOURTOF filekeptby thecoun If you DISPLAY OF PATIO Selby Plumbing Contrac Hundred Elgllty·four, cal 14t159 Orange CA CALIFORNIA, ue a person lllterestlld 1n FURNITURE. LOCATED tors. 125 Sant• lset>el, cula1edtolhecenterhneol 92613. COUNTY OF ORANGE the estate, you may file AT 845 BAKER STREET, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 the adjoining street. run· IF YOU OBJECT TO Lamoreaux Juitlce with the coun •Request lor •C. IN A C·1 ZONE James Cr11g Selby 125 ning thenoe Southweste.rly the granting of the Center . Pr bat Special Nottee (fonn OE ENVIRONMENTAL DE Santa Isabel. C~ta Mesa, along the SolJlheasterly petition you ihould ., .. 1 Th Cl O"-l e 154) ol the tiling of an In TERMINATION EXEMPT CA 92627 line 64 said 3 acres. 180.15 ' he heari ~ e ty "' ve, VentofY Ind appraJSal ol FOR FURTHER IN This b\JSl1185' IS con-leet to I point, thence eppHr at t ob' "9 Post Office Box 14171, estate assets Of of 1ny FORMATION ON THE ducted by an lnd'Vtdual SootheastOrly parallel to •nd atate your • rec· Oranr, CA pelltlon or account as ABOVE APPLICATIONS Have you stalled do4ng the Sov.thwesterty line ol tiona or file wntten 9286 ·l571 prov.lded In Probale Code · bus1nessyel?No said Lot Two Hundred objection• with t~ INTHEM"'TTEROF sect!on 1250 A Request TELEPHONE (71 41 James C Sel"" E1""t~ four a d•s•~noe ol court b•fore the hear-"' tor Special Not-r~ is 754"5245 OR CAU Al VJ 50V'' 9••• tile~"" North· , ...... , Your -pearance THE PETITION TO e·-'lable lrom ~ "',:.::.,11 THE OFFICE OF THE This statement was hied ' ·-••• .__ I ...,. b CH"' ... GE THE N"'ME • .., u.., """"' PLANNING DIVISION, witll the County Clerk ol eastetly pa11111e1 to the mev .... n peraon or y "'" "' dltnc ROOM 2oo, 77 FAIR Orange County on 6·28·99 Southeasterty hne of said 3 your attorney. OF Sergei Jouvagln Attorney fOf the DRIVE, COSTA MESA 111996797600 acres. 180 15 feet 10 tile IF VOU ARE A ORDER TO SHOW Petitioner: CALIFORNIA Dally P1lo1July5. 12. 19, center line ol Twenty-sec· CREDITOR or a contin-CAUSE FOR CHANGE MlchHI V. Vollmer, E1q. Put>hstled Newpo11 Beaeh 26, 1999 M550 ond Street lhence North· gent creditor of the OF NAME i~ I 054735), Costa Mesa Dt!liy Pilot Flctltloua Bu1lneu westerly atonasald cen deceeud1 you rnu1t file CASE NUMBER Camf)\11 Dr .. Ste. July 26. 1999 : Name Statement hne, 50 feet to the point your cl•m with the A197870 100, Newport BNch, CA M572 The lollow1ng persons beginntng court end mael a capy to PETITIONER(S\ 92860 NOTICE TO d butl EXCEPT therelfbm ltle the peraonal repr11ent• SerQel Jouv . / Publlahed Huntington ar:ct~gCons~!~t~her· Northeastetly 30 feet 10< tive appointed by the HAS/HAVE Wt.'Eo A eaacn-Fount1ln Valley CONTRACTORS apy 1670 Santa Ana Ave Twenty·secorid Street court within four PETITION FOR AN lndef:indant July 20. 26. INVITING BIDS St F Costa Mesa, CA esM2~~ ~:~t.= month• from the date ORDER TO CHANGE 27• 999 TM604 G~~~l~~t I~ ~r~B~ 92627 • CA 9262 of fir•t i11uance of NAMES FROM Kann M Sa111~ar 322 M¥:8rins 01 ,to.I sale are letter• ae J>rovided In SarQef Jouv1gin Fictitious Buaines1 i~;e~ me ~C::~ Alva Lane Costa Mesa cash In lawful money 01 the eecoon 9100 of the TO Sergao Tom Name Statement Orange Cov.nty, Caldorma CA 92627 United States on oonhrma· California Prob1te Coda. It Is hereby ordered tnat The loUow1ng persons will reoelve bids up 10 arid Florence Job Verbeck, tlon of 5818, or pan cash The time for filing all persons Interested In are doing business as: lnclUding 10.00 AM. Au· C33A289226Blg Sur ana Point. arid balance upon sucn claim• will not expire this matter appear before OOUBlETIME PIZZA. gusl 5, ,999 11 the OtStrlct 29 terms and oonditlons 11 before four month• this cou11 fn Oei>a,,menf 1M35 Jeffrey Rold, 111•. Business Office, 17210 Beatriz S111rez, 219 are acceptable to the per· from ... _ .. __ _.,... date 'No. L73 of lhe $uper10r lrvlne, CA 92720 Oak s•·Mt "'oun•a~ Val Lt111an Place. COsta Mesa sonaJ representatNe noticed.,. mbo":''""" Court of canfomia at lhe Nancy Kay Inc., (CA). fey, c;A9zj~ ..,., c~:.;6t1us1ness IS con One percent (1 %) of YOU MAY EXAM-80dre$$ shown at>ove on 15435 Jeffrey Rood 1114, At this ltme. date, ancl amount bid to be de· .. b ... _ 8117, 1999, at Irvine. CA 112720 pla bids N ""' publicly oucted by a general pan-posited with bid Bids or of· IN! the flla ... et>t Y t... 2 oo o'clock p.m and then This busl(less is con· ~Md and~eadaloud IOl nershlp Iara to be in writing and will ooun. If you ere a per· and there lflow cause, If du()lad by. I oorpo<atlon Bid No 00-3. "CONTAAC Have you staned doing be received al the eon lntanftad in the any they have, wl'ly lhe Have you started doing TOA FOR ROOF RE t>us•ness yet? Yes. Juty eforasaldofhceatanytime ~t Vo" mey file petillonforchengeofname buSlfllHyel?Yes. PLACEMENT" as tn· 1994 11 ... fl 1 ... , t whh ma court• form.el shoUld not be grented Noll. 3, 1989 In ...... c~i Kann M SaVlsaar ~-~!_,u;:_ ... rsbett!.U1da~e ~ ft94U"t fOf Special It IS turtner ordefed thal a Nancy Kay Inc, Patncl< dated the """ ..,....... 1• This statement was filed ~':!;"' '"' '"' Notl~ of the flllng of an copy of 11111 order to show Kaltenbach, Pres. caoon. Bid documents Ind with the Coonty Cieri! ol Oat-'· 719199 1---and -rai1al cause be "'•bllshed In This statement was flied apecif1a1tlons are on hi• et 0 County 6-29-99 ""' nwwt•~-· Y __.. ,.v the Olstrlcl Purchasing De· range Oil Christopher Jon of Mtete .... ta or of NB/OOSTA MESA DAILY With the County Cieri! ol partmtnl, 172l o Oil\ 1999679m9 Domlen MY pethlon or aooount PILOT. • newspaper o4 Orange County on 6·29·99 Street. Fountain ValllY. CA Da~Pilot Jv.ty ~. l2, 19• Pe<aon11 Aepr ... nwtlve .. _pJ~ In MOdon general cin:ulauon pob· 199967117123 92708. (714) &43-3245 26• 1 9 MSSl of the Eatate 12150 of U.. Celifomla fished in th11 county, al Da!lv Pilot July 26, Aug A "Mandatory Preble! Fictitlou1 Buslnaa Attorney(•> at Law: Probate Code. A ,... least once JI week lor tour 2. II. f 6. 11199 M570 Conference and Job Walk" Name Statement BERT M. REID ind quHt fOf l~etal Notice consecutive wealal p!1or to Flctltloua BualnaH will l>8 held on JUiy 27, The lotlowlng persons ROBERT H. MOORE. fonn i. aWilabte from the day ol :• he1t1ng Name Statement 1999, at 1 30 p m at the are~ business as· 117 E. Florid• Avenue, m. ooun daltt. ~:..~s"~ cJ.OAtssi"' The folloWtng persons District Maintenance Of· S2 I ERNATtONAL. Suite A. Hemet, CA 92543 AH www1 .. P1•• m . JUOG"'"'nuM .,.,._A ere dolno bv.siness as. flee, 17890 Newl1nd 1 Bootstrap Court, Trabuco (909) 'T..,.749 Dr 11 e. .,.._. ""'""'"' '"""'" CAI.GAS 33292 Street. FOUfltain vaney, Cyn, CA 92679 F>obllshed Newpon Beach· _,........... OF THE SUPERIOR 2000, ca. 92708 AU bld0at1 Yu-I Hsieh, 1 ......,stra~ Cos1a Mesa July 19 23 COURT Aslotta St • D•na POllll. I .. _ nt t th'• """" . . ..... 21a Sasrl Joove..in, Calilomla 92629-1401 mus ""' pres• 8 .. Court. Trabvco Cyn .. c 26. 1999 ......... CA "' 0 0 u g 1 t I Ma, t In Ume to be contl(Jered for 92679 MF559 ·~ 24 Newpon Blvd .. Apt this proJeC1 This busaness II oon---------2 7/30 118, Colla Mesa. CA Al>ratMon, 33292 Ast<>M The Board o4 Trustees ducted by an lndMdual CNtt72tlOI 07/U, 071 1• O 92627 :'262~~0lllt Calilomtt 1esarves the r1Qht to re)lct Have you 1taned doing • NOTICE Of TNlllile S. Mo: 1acCMl5l2 Publtsl'lecl Newport Beach· Ingrid Yvonne Bruce, ltlY 1nd en blda and to bu5lness y817 No ~ Noa -.r• Tiit Ol'Cllf Costa Mesa Dally Piiot 8348 SUnMI Trait Pleoa waive any 1rregula11ty Yu·I Hsieh m=.-: No. tMm"O A.P.lf. ,._JGM4 ~~§912, 19, 26, August 2, llF, AanctlO Cucamonga, therein. The rlghllsalsore- Thls statement was ftlecl __.... ... ....,,Of MoelcieOfT,_..1U. Yaun M5,... C.llfomla 91730 served by the Board ot wrth the County Clertc of ~---~ "dlfeA undlr I o-f al T•. .,... This bullnest IS oon-Trustees to HleQt Item• Orange County on 6·30-99 ~ __ o.o 111""2. lNlal ,au llila dueled by an Urttn· lllCSIOf soope of WOf1< 'llltllCll 19991197998 llllTH lllirll to P"*GI JOI ~. 11 8Sct560 corporated auoclaUon In their opinion wll beat Dally Pi!Ot ~ 12. 19, CASE NO. A 1 _, be.-S • e jUeo • I ,au NOTICE OF PETITION olher u.n 1 pattnetahlp HM the needs of tile 011· 28• Aug. 2• 1 M553 To all helra, banefi.. ~ tr1 •••fof .. ,.,_ TO ADMINISTER Have you atened dOlng Incl. BSC# 8546 ciariet , oredltof'9, °"" d h f1G018119' ~,.:iu, ESTATE OF: b\alnen/et? No Prevailing Wege Scale NOTICE of SALE tingent credltof'9, and JQI ... coraa • On SHARON C. FREEL y Qougla Abremson wlN epply and la on File of REAL PROPERTY pef'9t>M whomayother-lltMl9. 11 10-00-. Mr F..,. aka SHARON DEENA This 1tat1ment wu flied Dated thll 14th day of at PRIVATE SALE wlae be lnt•reated In Cllll It, ctil TNllll Ol1ia. • FREELY aka wilti !he County Clef\ o4 J"Y,~9:!,rfcic Quinn C •• e. "'1ft6>"'-"1 t~ will or fftate, Of._.,_.... T~ wn* Md SH"'RON DEEu.. Orqe Co!Jn~(e'~30-99 8 ...... ~Qui .. ~ both, of: EDMUND pram ID Dead d T~ ,. "' "'"" 1 i1t63 y: p • .,..... nn, In the Superior Court ol 0 T mdld on I(.)•-........ __.. ..., El.LEN CROWL oa~ Pltot :i .. iu 26, Aug , Dlrec:tot · CehfO(nla, for lhe County of J HN SMI H ...... ·-H " FREELY 2 9 e 1 """' ... , M51!i Proc:uremenVFKllltl .. Orange A PETITION t-. Ytl38 Bode WA. P9 *'·a: ' · ' .,.. PubPlhed Newpon ~~ In the matter o1 flt been flied~ LEIGHTON C-..,..,,.." .. alb d .. CASE NO. A 198031 SUPERIOR COURT OF Co.ta MaH Dlilv Pilot Estate ol MAUREEN J . SMrTH In the Superi-~ ,:..!t!"Edli9~N· To all tielr1, benefl· C"'UF"'""Nf& JIAy 111, 26, 19119 MICHELLE KEMP 0 C~rt of ,......._'-'--.,,. C18tlaS, creditors, cont· .. vn ,., M......,.. deoeased • c'ounty of o,;;---· w.w.d M.i ..,_..Gil~· tngent ctadtlort, and per· COUNTY OF ORANGE NOTICE TO ,,.,., Nol!Ca 11 hereby glvan THE PETITR>N-,.. ._......., llld ..... • TIW-IOlll wtio may Oltlarwtse 341 The City Drive, that the unc1er1lg!*I will r:•et• \Mt LEIGHTON tar, M*QPOllil'I SWct ~ t>e lntereated In !he wtll or Poet otttce Box 14171, CONTRACTORS Mii at ....tu.te .. le 10 the s~ ....._ --'-_., b A Clllb"8 ~ r. .... fe, or both. OI. 0r9nt CA INVfllNO BIOS .,.... ...., '" -_,,...."_ ......,. • 111 • ,..~~ _ SHARON C FREEL 'V aka -1 1' •71 NOTICE IS HEREBY ~ end best b!OOer. M penonlf ",.,,..,.. ... ..,,,.11..i lldall ID t..i-biddllr tor c18111 SHARON DEENA •-,. GIVEN lhlt lhe Boerd of ;;a& to con~llon ot Uw to edrniNatet th. ~ • illlle d .. 11 ._.. FREELY aka SHARON IN THE MATTER OF Trust ... ol lhe Fountain ifter ~2:h Cley'!;, ~v.:. ettate of the daoadent. __, d .. ~ s-!Ir DEENA EUEN CROWL THE PETITION TO VaJey SctlQOI DlslrlCI of TH! P'tTmON ,... Ollfl.•__..d•U'-.i\i,e FREELY CHANGE THE NAME ~nga County, Clllfoml11 .-____ ...., __ .._ _________ , queett the deoedent'e _. or ,..._. ..... 1 dlldl A PeTITION FOR PRO· OF MlchHI Ro•..-t will receive bids up to tn<1 "Affordable Alternative" Discount Olsket, Cremation& Burial Service WILL end oocloh. H dr..-i !Ire -flt......, o.-BATE'. hea been fifed by Pt\ltlPIM trlCIUdtnQ 11 00 AM Au• .ny, be ••tined to llllllfl.orecNlll*-'W•-WIU~ 8 FREELY OROEA TO attOW &;"" 6, l 899 al lhe 011t11ct probete. The WILL end ............. _,-._. In tM &lf>erb Coun ot CAUSI FC>ft cttAMOE .. Office, 11210 etty oochlle .. ft9I. --. ...... ...._, s CdOmla, Counly of OF N~ Street. Fountain V•· JP.-·-•. , ''• ... I •, . I:· '• ~. . . . ,, MCIPICVl9W M•MOfULMM Cemetery•~ Q'9Pll •~'I 3800,..., 'MW DwM ~ '-* ..... " .mi ORANGE CAH NumlA tey, CA 8270t 61Q2 d .. r..-. a. ... THE PETITION FOA ... 1.,,~ ..tJ_ '* . ....._ "'!'1,i ~le, and ....... ID e .,._ 11 1111 PAOBATE 19QU9818 lhel .. 1 .,_ -..,... ...,. ~ ... ~ ..... d ........ WILLIAM B FREELY ,ETITIOHEA(I) ooened and tMd ablO kir .. .. _ .. be ~ed M l*IOr'l8I Mlcheel Aobett ~ lld No 00-1, "APHN..T -._.,., ... IO ~ lo edr'*19 HAMiAV! FILED A AEf'UCEMENr u In• ,._. CMI °'* 401-4'1 l * ........ of lhe -PE fl1ION FOA AH W In t'9 9'cf 8pecll ~=--~= ~ .-.TION ORDER fO CHANGE Clltof't 84d ~and ._ -...._ ·~ n ;11 requet1I NAMl!.8 l'N>M ..,...,..lol• 111W on Wla M .. -lllM \ • "* .. ~ IO lldmlnlll9r lhe Mldl8al Aoellrt "'= lie D9'rtd ~ 0.-=.:.=a.:.== =-~'J!:°'J*C. ~=' "o ert &::~;o~ ~...,. ........... UJl -Ace. (Thia ~ It Ii~~'* 11701. (714) 1032 'nil,_... ........ alCM t'9 PMOflll,..,.. el ~ II• Uttd In A ...... ICllY Prtbkl ......... _ :.·:~ ......... ,,ID ... lf*'Y 1111 ,_ ~ blb9 Ca..,_allldJcbW91k" 1111 -doN ..-. ~ Illa ODUll In-~ Wll lie Nld en J4Jfl rt, ... a IJ BAA ........ ooun ..,.,,. ND Lll of J-:....-. ...... tO:OO. m. , ... ... • ._.._.. · ec:rrc.._. ... a.1a1 ......... Of· ~·~-=:~ ==*~:.:: m--.::w~u; l\.FJ-= ii'ililir·• LI fl .... ....,_...... =w-....... ... • ,.::. :': ----~··n ................... .., '""~~~·I ....... .. J 1J1 II 1 NI '\."'I:;. ti ,._ • resel'\l8S the nohl to reJact any and •II blds am:f lo waive any Irregularity tl'lerem. Th& righl Is also re· served by !tie Board ol Trustees to select itams and/or scope ol WO<tt wl'llch In their opinion wlll t>est serve the needs of the Dis· trlct Preva11111g Wage Scale wtU apply and Is on File Dated this 14th day ol Jv.ly, 1999 IS/ P1trlck Ou.Inn By: P1trlck Quinn, Dl~tOI' ProcurementlFKllltl .. Pubh&hed Newi>Oft Beach· Cosra Mesa Daily Pilot July 19, 26, 1999 M561 Notiee Is hereby glVtln that the underllgned Wlll be sold at Publtc AucbOn on MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1999 AT 10.00 AM by KELLY & KARL JACK· SON, K E AUCTION SERVICE, P 0 BOX 825, RIAL TO CA 92377, 909-873-07"'4, AUCTION BOND 1723-41-19 AU.SPACE · COSTA MESA 1535 NEWPORT BL VD • COSl'A MESA. CA. ~2627 UNIT t , NAME, INVENTORY A.100, SHAVNNEGAGE, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A219, A. S. AWAD, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS B376 NBIFF/JEFF CONNER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS B437. LARRY DAVY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS B475, MIKE CARMICHAEL. HOUSE· HOLDltEMS S..91. RON'ALD HAR· AINGTON, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS C312, CHARLES S CREACY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS PUbllshed. Newpc)ft Beactl· Costa MeN Daily Pilot July 19. 26. 1999 M562 NEWPORT BEACH crrv COUNCIL AGENDA SUMMARY July 26, 1999 OAOINANCES FOA INTCIOOUCTION ALARM ORO NA~CE CHANGES ANO AS SOC1AT~D FEES I) In· troduel Ordlnloce amend •no Chapter 5 4a (Tete phone Al•nn Syalem) and Chapter 5.49 (Burglary· Robbery-Fire Alann Sys· lams) of the NBMC, b) IP· prove • budget arMnd· men1 (BA-003) o1 s1s,n6 tn adc:tmonal r.venue to ac- count 1820-5079 fOI' the re· malnder ol the llscal yaer '91\Ahng from !he antlc:I pa1ed sale of alarm monrtOMg tlgns Ind de• cals and IO ab:ate an ad· d1toona1 s1s.n6 to the Po1-1ce 0e9anment Prolenfonal·Tectinlc11 Serv1eet acoount (1820-8080) lo lund the In· lhal purchase QI atann monitoling S10f1$ and de- Cals; and c} adopt Resotu· don amending Resolutton Noa. 94·95 and 94-97 to In· dude a IH ol $18 00 per uru1 101 purchasing en alarm monllOMO sign end a fee ·o1 SO 50 P8' unit for purchulng an alerm monitoring decal. . MISCELLANEOUS ACTIONS SCHOOL RESOURCE OFACER PROGRAM Apo prc:Ne 1hl prellminaty rec- ommendation glVefl by the SchooVCounCif Comml11H 10 Implement lhe pl'OP()Md Schoel Aeaource OtlMler program, tubted to ltWI ldenbficalion and Ultvneta Counc\I 1ppmval ol IP· p!OPl1ate funding eource1. and eppr~ Iha ·•over· hire"' ol two swom offlcer9 1bove lhe 1uthorlzed atre~ In anUCl~tlOn of l~uc NOTICES ul11ml!llte program approval PUBLIC HEARINGS BALBOA BAY CLUB, 1221 WEST COAST HIGHWAY-AN AMEND· MENT TO CHANGE THE DEVELOPMENT LIMITA· TtONS OF THE EXISTING PLANNED COMMUNITY DISTRICT AE GU LATIONS TO CORRECT AN ERROR IN THE OAIG· INAL CALCULATION OF THE BUILDING SIZE AS· SOCIATED WITH THE PREYIOUS APPROVAL, AS WELL.. AS TO ALLOW AN INCREASE IN THE SIZE OF THE HOTEL FA CILITY TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE BUILDING SUPPORT AREAS, ATH· LETIC FACILITIES, ANb MEETINO SPACE. ALSO I NCLUDED IN THE AMENDMENT ARE PROVISIONS TO AU.OW THE HEIGHT OF THE BUILDING TO BE MEAS· UAED FROM l}fE AVER· AGE GRADE OF l}fE SITE. ANO TO AU.OW THE PLANNING COM· MISSION TO APPROVE ARCHITECTURAL FEA· TURES WHICH EXCEED THf BASIC HEIGHT LIM· IT FLETCHER AESI · DENCE APPEAL (FRITZ DUDA. APPELLANT)-121 BAY ISLANO·AN APPEAL OF l}fE DECISION OF THE PLANNING COM MISSION WHICH AP· PROVED A REQUEST TO EXCEED l}fE 8ASIC 24 FOOT HEIGHT LIMIT TO THE MAXIMUM 28 FOOT HEIGHT LIMIT FOR A PORTION OF THE THIRD FLOOR OF A NEW SIN· GLE FAMILY DWELLING TO BE CONSTRUCTED ON LOT 21 OF l}ff B~Y ISLAND CLUB: ANO MODfFICATION NO 4919 TO PERMIT VARIOUS ENCROAC..MENTSINTO THE ESTABLISHED SETBACKS AND BUILD ING ENVELOPES AS DE· PICTED ON l}fE BUILD ING SITE MAP OF USE PERMIT NO. 3618 CONTINUED BUSINESS JAMBOREE ROAD AND BISON AVENUE IN· TEASECTION OPERA· TION CURRENT BUSINESS ' PROPOSED NAMES FOR NEW COMMUNITY PARK MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION BEACH VOLLEYBALL Publlshecf Nawpon Beactl· Co5ta MNI OUy Plot JIAy 26, 1999 M573 i ,, NOTICE OF : PUBLIC SALE I The minl storage fach!y. accorthng 10 the PfOV1e of OMsion 8 ol the BUtl· ness and Professions Code Chapter 10, Section 21107 (a). hereby gives NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE EXlra Sell Storage wtll ccndoct a publtC sale ot the contents ol the stOf&ge spaoe(1) named below. wiU'I 1he contents being sold to the highest bidder, tor lawful mooey ol ltle United Sl81" ol Amlttca (cash) .. The sale Ii. 1>e1ng hell:l to satisfy a landlord's hen Wld will be hold at 17692 Sampson Lana. Hunt· 1ngton Beach, CA 92647 on August f I, 1999 II ttam Audioneer's name K E Auction, Phone • (909) 863·1131 Address P 0 BoJ 825. Ajalto: CA 923n. Bond • 723-<4119 The public 1$ lt'IVlted to Jll· tend. Tenns ire cash oritv Owner resel\les the nrmt fo bid ll'~i • A ge~ descnptaOn of the Rl"OP9fTY being sold. &long W•th lt\e IOenhty of the Oocupant renting lhe space are aa follows SPACE NO OCCUPAJ.iT PROPERTY • DESCAIP'TION I A-235, MARCY 1 HERNANDEZ, M~C BOXES - A·310, PAUL L BRt!'S· TYANSKY, BICYCtE, MISC BOXES B-010, DAV\0 LUQO, MISC BOXES, COM• PUTEA. PlllNTER. TV , CLOTH, SHOP VACUUM S-012. DON FLING JR , MISC BOXES. FURNITURE. LADDERS. TOOL BOX. surr CASE B-274, BUANEL PAT· TEASON, MISC BOXES C·057. MARLENE J HALL, MISC BOXES AND BAGS C-267. BILLIE HAYDEN COMPUTER. MONITOR, KEYBOARD, LIGHTS, HOCKEY GAME, CLOCK. MISC FURNITURE C-295, LORRIE LACARAA REFRIO· ERATOFI , COUCH , BOXES. FANS, MIRROR C-~9. AMIR DAGHIGti, DES", CHAIR, COUCH, COMPUTER, SHEL:F, BOXES, BULLETIN SOARD 0·218, JAMES G BLAKE JR , SURF BOARDS. FUANITIJAE 0 -265, DANIEL G SMITH, DISHWASHER, REFRIGERATOR, COUCH, BICYCLE, MISC BOXES D 284 SAUNDRA D HARTMAN, MATTRt:!SS. SHELVES. MISC BOXl?6. hereby gaven that lhe an-MISC BAGS I noal repon for the fllcal 0 289 SANORA A yur ended March 31, Z O E P F E L • B A 8~ 1999 of Ocean Futures FURNITURE. M IS~ FoundatiOn, I prl\late foun· BOXES PUBLIC NOTICE Purau1nt to Section 6 t Oot(d) of the lnte!T\11 ~nue COde, notice is dation, Is 8\11Uat>J. at the , E-022, PATRICIA A Foundation& .Pnnc1pal of· LAOESICH DRESSEP'I flee for I~ during BICYCLE SEAT, BEA(}i regular business hours CHAIR. CHAIR from 7 30 • m. to 4·30 p.m 1973 HONDA by any Citizen ""'° re· MOTORCYClE ,. QUff1S it Within t80 days VINt CA750Z302Hf. alter lhe date of thl$ publl· MTR• B750E2302887 cation 1969 YAMAHA MTR cf. The FOUndallOOI Pftnc:I· CLE VINI L2510692 pal of1t08 Is IOceted It MTRI L2510892 • 2050 S S.nta Cruz St.. 1971 YAMAHA MTR ~~000, Anaheim, CA CYCLE, VINt JYMWIOO The principal ma,_,., of Publl.lhed Newport Bucil · · -..-· caste Men DarlY ~ =n~llM Is Regina JUly 26, August 2. 1m r (N1me of Acx:ountant). t.cW Mark Hannely, CPA, 911 WIW\1,. Blvd., Sl1 1850, LOI AngelH, CA Q0017. Publilhed Newport Beach· Cosw Mesa Da"y PilOt JUiy 26. 1m & MllT: someone special • ttwouon classlftetj : STARTING ANEW BUSINESSff • .. Rate-. und <l1·udl111t•s am· i.uhJt>l t to dUlngt> without no1i1•(•. Tlw publi~lwr re-.rrves the ngl11 tu <'t'llt.Or, n·< lllbbify. rc\ist•.or rtject nny da~.,ifit•d adverti'lt'mcnt. Plt>usr rc~ort llll). t•rror tltut mnv ht• an vour dussifie(f nd immediutely. 'lhc l>uily P.ilot act·t>~t!i no • liubiliry for any error in an advert1-.e111N1t · for wh1rh it moy br w~ponsible "'<'(.pt for the cost of the bpare actually occupied by the error. Credit can only br oUowed for the ftr t in~t>nion. -- ' . , \ ' ~ -.. _s• ~ --1 •IS ~ J • ' .· .. G:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All ,.., tNle ·~tttlilat It , ... lltW1Jl'9f It mltd It lilt hf. .,.. fllf ..... , .. Ad •• 1"8 .. __.,. nk11""'"11 111t,.1 t• ffftrtls• ... , . '"'"""· ll•ltltlH tr fltllllltllltlH 101 • 216 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN VIEW LOT Open Siii/Sun 1..c 29Curt Jasmina Creek Upgrldesl plan 5, 3bf 2 5be Aecllctd to $6751( "" Bob 949-233-6335 94~"3-8230 , ByFax (949) 63 t -6594 (Plt·11"4' mrfutlC' rnur nam•• 1111!1 ph11111• 1111ml1rr 1111d • 1• U 1·.Jl \1111 Leid,;• uh a pni 1• quou·) ByPhone (94C)) 642-5678 By MalHn Person: 330 We.,t B~y StreN Co ta M1>\'>a. CA 92627 At ~"• pc1n Bh d ~ B.o ~' . ' . . --~' 32 HOUSES/CONDOS • FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH ABANDONED s.c11 Cottege l3H,gg7 :JSR 28A AGENT '*71U120 133::=1 NP.C0~~1 S11111 Lucia Dev. onNSUH 1·$ 23 Stone Pine $8R •.SBA apectaculer vltwtl Never llV'td In. REDUCED TO 11,195,000 Stefanie Meurer • Rtmu M._717-TIM 420 -. • I ' t . ~ ' Newport Marina Apartment.I Bayfront community with private beach & marina. Walk 10 8a1hoa Island. ao-4•• BIG CANYON Slnalt llll'llly home. 911• ouardtd: 4Bt/38a Avlll Aug 15 ttvu Aprl 1 1'200/Mo e.g.759.1899 - Hours 1i.>kpho11t 8.30am-5:00pm - \l111ul•l\-f'ridu\ Mo~day ............... :.Fri<lay S:OOpm ' • • "'I Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wedn ~<luy ......... Tuesday 5:00pm ,' Thursday.: ..... ~edne day S:OOpm ... Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm • J ~ ulk-Jn 8::lOam-!l:001un \f11u1Li~-f' nda\ · • Saturday ............... Fri~at' 5:00pm - ~ --- : , I • -°)' ' -\,, ~ • ' -I J I ~ MrJCEL~= I WOLFF TANNING BEDS T ... at nome Buy Direct encl s.v.1 Con'V'nelclll'Homt units from $1119 00. low monthly pa)'l'l'l9fU Fr .. color catalog Call IO<lay 1.eoo-&42·1310 (C~L'SCA"l 4 ANTTERA WHEELS WITH TIRES S'2E UX17 SSOO 480 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SCHAFFER BABY GRANO PIAN0.1. Bffutlfu~ Ilk• new cond. uorgeous bt.c:ll tlnllh. P•ld $7500. Ownllr out of the counuy.$2600. 71W27~ 468 MERCHANDtSE WANTED ..... . ·r . I • . ..... - l·~-ml HOSUM BISTRO Counter pereoM>lllMf Ptr, Elm $6-SIMlr, 8albol Penn AWi n person It 3112 New- poit Blvd IMH7~ M•ll'llll'llllce •HVAC Ullchanlcl •Catpentin • Elllc:u1dtn• '"" 141 net, '""· rtlltltl, .... ~. 11•11111 a.ta. tlllffal tl'laJI, er " htHtltt It llll• "'' ncll "'lttt llllllllttee "·~-• llllt ltft,011 Wiii ltl ....... ,., tcCt9 '" ""'11M· ... lw , .. , ntaCt wllkll la ,, Larae 2BR from '2100 Wood burning fi~place & private garage. 1 183~11--CW.f10.t21-t015 ~1 Summit 2br, 2be vpper 11111t, hOwd floonlnlce carptt. WIO hlwpe, 2 C. p , MC lllttd TOP SSSIRECOROSI Jazz R & B sou Rodi, 9'c SO'S & llO'S Mll(.E 949-&45-7505 WAHTt.01 &0 COO.SI Gc*i. siMw Ffat*lr\ mint _,. lino Old watches ' llWlllY wesTCOAST COIH6'2·M41 • ....,,. Mtdltntc1 ·~ Mutt hlw own toolll, mln5yrtt~ Cd 114-tS&-1030. Wltlailn II .. In Ott 1t1"'1 tll llt"h l1ltr•" !Ut 111 •••lll•tl .... ,,, ... ,, '"' • ...,.,., ltt IYllll"I II 11 ..... '"'"""' ...... ,. ,_ .W• ti flacrl1111ntte1. un 11110 Ton fr11 II ••·•tW$10 fer Ille WIQlqtH. DC 1m '"'" Ult HllO II ut-alll. zBi zS. on.111e BiUHS. ,,... U~I & ~. qidf /llndry. 2c gar, Totaly ~ SunUt V~ $t1P,SIOO Bob WM. RHllor, 1t~:JS(>-t138 CANYON BLUFFS · • 1 HOUSES/CONDOS 102~-~~~ooo FOR SALE 3BR i.1/lBA twttme. <Mr Ga.ERM. 1oottnt flll'k. Extr1 111 bra, • '--~~~~--_,I lot• ofupgrldeel SmaA SOLDll comp1t1 on pttvew ttrNt. Showc1H Homet for ty OwMr ~1N72-'S3hw1 Sal I S turd R .. ' · •E SIDE CM• • n our 1 iy -End unll twnhom.. 3bt Ubl.. E1t1tt Suj>1)i.mtntl 111\llllC, .,... tile ftr dn, new Homes Of the Week elrplt up, •late trplc, vault, =-Adi SWl'at Just 175• 2"'1tt.c p , built In t•3. Is Ttllldly 11 5PM S27t,OOO ic.tht..n Brok« 0pwi ~ Uslirigl 1151 71'"81C.1101 Oelckle Trusdl1 5PM It P1y1 to AdvtnlM IN In tht 8tlt l.ocaJ Rtat e.u'-s.ciion FORECLOSURE CALL TOOAYll MUST SELL NOW! LISA K. RIVERA OPEN SAT t2..c 949-674-4252 ANNE WILLEY 2972 JIC8lll"tdl Ave 3tJf 3bl llige pool home, OOrm 94W74-4249 oversized pool, rruil 11ees * V.A * Ou1et l111111y ntlghborhoo<I SO DOWN ·SO MOVE4N S279.000 FREE COUNSELING Jeclot Giia Ra&IOI FREE Liit of HOMES Olllce M9-631-IOll HUIWA REPOS Home 949·548-3360 1-eoo-1u...s1 PAOBAlE SALE Central VETERAN REAL ESTATE ESIOE Smal cottage on good ORANGE Newer HOm1 tilt lot 211f 181 Home 3 850 SF with PenorlmlC • Ollertd • $270,000. V!;Wi 58r 4 58a. llf, large IOI PrBob' ~'..!'~~"Coasl7S" ~mNewpoll wroom for pool, gated comm -""'ope;.....;;, • ...,~ ... _,,.~,....,---- 11111 Villa P1rll Cal Aget"l at NEW LISTING! 9-491632·7573 Cl111lc E'aidt Home 28f SiLVERADO 1 e Eques•nan 181. S285.000 EO v111 c1en Ranch Bl.Ill In 1989 wfl00051 ~. ~ 949~ o( SPICIO\JI living, Bern, E"St0£ Sc>lcickll 38i 2ea. lam pesture •• room for 119111 nn. open flt plln, lllO¥t In concl. Olltl9d It 1750.000 Ami r.1oc $360.000 Earl & JuO( ~~"'-l;=iil DANA POINT CONVENIENT TO DP HARBOR OPEN SUH 1.C 33a CtRCUl.A CORONA 3BA. den 2 Sbe. Cl't'erllzed 2 car Olf. 175211, neiMy ,.. dtcorlltd, conwn pool. spe, ..... 780-721-11591 LA U 30802 S Cotlt Hwy OPEN HOUSE SAT 24TH SUN 251l1 AMM Iv, _.IO l.aoocn & pll5b belal'ttl. ~,., mlg homll w/wd llrt ' Wiiia ol glut, UJ> to 3br'a Prietd from 1126.000 . $235.000 Not rdltlVe ol lltld .... Hldendl Homtl Ron C.-ph 31o.99M1SO Otb~ EQUESTRIAN ESTATE Custom EMt 48r SS. ~ AmlrlllM al'f too fV'llMOCJS to lstt I 1 2 """""-Annie Lozada, C-21 8Mctlsidt 714·TSU851 Two Bedroom Condo End localiOn, rrwrOftld waJb. ntw wool 86tbef, Marble lroors. new appls, Wi'D, as.soc pool & spa U 49,000 Owner!AQsN 9'91632·7573. PRIME NEWPORT CONDO Spacious 28r 2Ba m gattd 111114 A blrpaln al $284.9001 Call PatrTcA T1nore ti 9'9-856-9705 ·UCIO Penn' 20 BMCh bl'. 2br 2bl 998sl, conan COl#Uf IOPS. lflSiOe WISIV<ltyer. lttld lease, coovn pool Pr1Y11e belld'l lof rtsidenlS St 5UOO LIOO RESORT HOMES 9'9-673-6623 Of 720-9882 1110" acean i Bey Villn 38i 38a a.tom home. lllge lormr.I dif*'O & IMng room, lul '* r tlrealtlasl nook, h11dwoocl loors. Frencti doors. By~ $919.000 949-515-8004 BIG CY" VIUAS TOWNHOUf EXCELLENCE FORD/MACARTHUR 2-38R SALE OR LEASE Maeon Ellie Retncn t-tt-7st-noo BAYSIDE VILLAGE UnlQull CU$1om buil home 2br; 2ba null)' 1200gt ol IOP-inl f'nshes, woods. ... wd ll1d tloor COVllfingt PlflOllmlC walt«$1da VllWS Ftple & *t· ~ AWs 1nc1 Tl'tll rm 11swc<M1E~1 'COSTA MESA' New Orlnge Cout Coll11ge. Gr11t reot.r' unit complex, ~vtf vacant, Ownlr/8kr S3•5,000 71C.S40-31N c 80 COMMIRETAlt.:' llNDUST SALE I.Story Offiu TOia/ 2600sr. w/1000 sJ whtse wtrnJll doof. flf Fwys, Hoag PCH, seauty Ind IN II/ltd $86 per s1 $225.000 Broker Co·Op ~~ IH9·122-0155 COMM~IAL BUtlbiNa COftONA DEL MAR Pr1mll Com Hwy Locltlon. Plf'klnt. Long t11m1 ...... t.u c.p nu. s.oo,ooo · HARBOR 104 APTS BALBOA ISLAND BALBOA ISL.AND 3000 s/ Dup/lx 1410 So. S.yfronr 281/Den. ~. Prlrna. SJOCOI mo 9'9-752.JBBI 109 APTS CORONA DEL MAR pai.ce IS on 1.nc1 1111 wl1h negotiated long tenn 1st Pra Jus1 Rtduotd to l t45.000 ""'::::::::::====:::! By Ownel 949-723-Q028 Biyfrom WliJi Pr1Vet• BOllf Slip. Remodeled 2·Stt>ty ..Sr. 38' .. den. slab ,, .. ,. """'" tops, new CAbntlft'. aCMn moldl10 $1,250,000 By (Mw 9'9-7~ll205. 545-4410 BEACH HOUSE NEWPORT SHORES •BR 3BA rll*llly remodlltdl "'5.000 By Owlllf 8lus Welcome 11'~1298 rw OCEAN ViEW ONCE IN A IJFET1ME IMDE1f $1 llJWON A0£NT f#.7".f1ZO •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 28R TOWNHOMES Stan1ng at 11095/mo Mor1h to Monlll I ... Wt .,. • .. COITllTU1ly. 6 blocks lrom bHch 9'H4'·2e11 Hibl StlitP 2Si I if4 81. FP, OIW, wfd '*•· 1 Q1r1101 t::1~=5862 Overelft TownhouM 26f ~~ li'I>. petio, garage, no JMM, 11olomo 323c. UMh St 71~ fir ~ COri11111 Wlih pettO, nor bllch, Cllhlc*al C!'*"9· lrtcloe. llOYt ~In 5pte1a1 sees • dtS> 12mo 11ase 133E 1611\Sl(NoPtta) e.49~2421 Sony. no pellt. Pleue call: (949) 760-0919 *YEARLY RENTALS* •28r 281 near Oceenlr~ 2c pailOng. l1800'Mo •3Br 281 Octlnlront, upper uoil~ BALBOA NEWPORT REAL TY 94H23-4494 ['"=nl EXTRA Ltg 2Br 281 lam rm, soo room, f'P, 2c gat. near ~~~~ DOU HOUSE f BL6ci< TO BEACHI Pwc fvrn, 2br 2bl, 220 tUat Dr. Lit $COOQfll\o or opt 1861.000 Ag! 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Plt1M bring 111 ,.quired Information. i t OOSTORE lt·l10 Stor9'l Be OC*1 hlf Chnstrnu• Complete trom 14 4 ,900 C1ll I ·800·129·211 IS. t · OoUa•e veguriat ..1111 (CAL"SCAN) XCilhBZilnNiI Vlll'Oen W.-c1 W.996 Mr! tnvffl. 1 ·81S-EA T -<:A~Y (CAL'SCAH) M C·Nf' L' If ~.n Havtng problem& ~ngaloan? .. tr.d. ~ Of. ne credit. ~ Cill 1-88M09-ll33 toll he. • r:!,, ... ·'-~ .~· •• --:;-~ . , 'I 7~~ ' It '1 • (~·.' ' • I ' *-I .'i . .. ,,, .. • • I t ~.July 26, 1999 • I TODAY'S CROSSwoRD PUZZLE DOWN 1 Prince Charles' WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEF.KLV BRIDGE QU11.. Q 1 i Neither ''l.llncrable. Sooth you nold: , •7Uo\W oAKQJ105 •K6S'.2 The biddanJt has_proettded SOUTH W~7 NORTH F.AST 10 p )• Pu. ? What do'you bid now? Q 4 • As Soulh. vulnerable. ybt.t hold. • • •K o7 o KQU73 •l\J 765 fhc bidding ~ procC1:ded NORffi F.AST SOUTH WF.ST p I• Pass l o • FORO BROHCO ·ii • Eddie B1111r Edit, whitl/\11\ loedecl, mint eond, 4X4, c;o pl•Ytf. onty 3711ml,119.960( oeo. 114-'11•~1n °' c.n pti. 714 ... 7).0001 FORO coHtouM Gl 'Os Mtt«:tDlS BEia a .. 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CLEAN! 20fs, talr, frtt Ill Lt.400030 714.f3t-1U7 12~~~ SMAU JOB EXPERTI DUNCAN ELECTRIC Local/Oulck response Se~ 20 YMl1 1xpenera Ll275810 9411-6~7042 0CENSEO CONTAACfOA No tob loo smal Al Mr-ICM Aepeir, remodel. tans, OIW l\ICS, spu 949-645·3658 By a process of elimma1ton. that leaves two clubs, which tends to sugg~t a better than·manamum rebid . Q l · Both vulnerable, as SO\lth you hold'. •Q72 o ~ o AKQJ7 ... AK76S The bidding~ proceeded: NOR'lll EAST SOUTH I• P .-Jo 30 Pass 7 What do you bid now? WF.Sr Pass A • If you iniually made a jump shift on this two-suiter (we would not), bidding clubs now 1s a waste of tune. You know you have at leasl an eiaht-catd fil an spades. but partner does not, so il is yo4r duly to mfonn Nonh of that. Bid three ~padcs to nllow the auction ro proceed in an orderly fashion . A preference w t\\.O spades might do the 1nck, but p3rtner' s 'hand should be of more use to you than yours to him. Therefore. bad thret diamonds. Q S • Neither vul114!1"llble, as South you hold; • A Q 10 7 6 O Q 9 o A 6 • A K J 7 The b1dd1ng has proce\!ded: SOUTH WEST NOR'Ilf 1• Pass INT 3• p 30 ? Wh;u do you bid now"'? EAST p p~ A • Partner must hove ot least a sax· card sual for lhls acllOn, so a fit has been found. The only quesuon 1s whether the hand is strong enough to cue-bad first. Since you have already shown a powerful hand, you should simply raise to four hearts. After all. partner can still bad again. Q 6 • Neither vulnerable. os South you hold: SOUfH COAST ACURA MEf'CEDES 300E '92 714-87e..2SOO local Trade! Nice! FORD ESCORT tx '§1 !5411967) 111.990 W'¥' 4dr, IUIO. IO, 13k mt COSl'A MESA MITSUBISHI (VR123238) Sg,995 www.coatamMamlta.com COSTA MESA HONDA 714-5'5'1700 ___ 7t_41_43_f._50_50 ___ -.1 Mtrcllf'f Mystique La Sdn '11$ 2 SL ve. auto, IC am'lm cass (Sl.4605282) $7,995 FORD EJIPLOflER XL T 'ff 31k ma lthr lul (N.r, more (Ae0688) $\9.995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)1112-aot FORD TEMPO at SON 'i1 Auto, FWD. 1c:, l/TV!m cas.s. 115 (MBt29705) $3995 COSTA MESA HONDA 714/Ul-5050 GEO MEfAO COUP~ '96 !Yim cass, U1I COl'idoon , 16323} $4995 CONNEU CHEVROLET 71'-546-1200 GEO PRIZil 'M Aulo, lif c:ondl1IOrino . 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IC, Pl (S06181 I) SU95 COSTA MESA HONDA (71 •)4SMOSO PONTIAC GRANO Xii •ts ~ P'Nf Wllld0ws.1ocka. tit (55492.2) $8,795 COHHEU CHEVROl.ET 714-548-1200 PORSCHE 1114 '71 (4 CYL) 2nd owner, ell Pl!*' wort!, H It. Good condhonl $5500. 94MIM244 AAAGE ROVER 192 VI, Al POMf, CC, tlll, llOl"IO cllNltl, co, aunrt, moonrf, LOADEDll Mint Cone!, muat Stlll 111,000/obo. 949-MS-6035 Toyotl T~I $tlorftllel ·a 5-pd. 2WO, emlltn cass (TZ11 5995} '9 .9116 COSTA MESA HONDA 714-4U-505d ; f cwoc. Tlf'Cll ox 'ii Piiio. FWD. r . pwr .steemo: (f.1014068) • · S7.911i COSl A MESA HONDA 7f 4-43f.5050 TOYOTA TERCEL 'II (142279) $8-COHHEll CHEVY (714)$46-1200 VWRABBIT'M c~. 5 epttd, oraln OMW, 1311 ml. new top, "*I l3000.14M15-11M 90 NISSAN MAXIMA Uf po.ver. u . auto, sun roof, I Red Beauty and ~ 54900. 1149-723-1504 ' 119 Ford F250 et.w cab, auper duty 4WO, t.ar111, v10, tull pwr, ltht, co CHI, e Inch Htpenelon •tr. Rancho 8,000'• cult whla, H Inch tlr••· lo ftcll, 1 Ok mt, mini cond. 1351900/oM. 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