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Home My WebLink About1999-08-06 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -N\f.SA CO/v\MUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1999 . Leak sends ·coolant ID.to _ the b_ay RON SOLIMAN I DAILY PILOl Jim Auger of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department keeps a spill of coolant from dralnlng into the bay. Auger and coworkers were able to prevent about a third of the 50-gallon spill from reaching ~e bay. . . A ··t e .For an energetic leukemia battler like Costa Mesa's Hannah Butler, summer camp inspires her to return someday as a counselor. :ABOVE: Hannah Butler, 7, walks hand-in-hand with her older sister, Jessica, through Camp Summersault's "land of many seasons." .,,,, JUGHT: Hannah searches for the shape of an antmal in the Cloud formattons passliig 'above Camp Summersault lli · Long Beac;h. ~"°' T he smile,· the _giggles -•and the pl~yful manner she has with friends makes Hannah Butler no different from any other 7- year-old. She likes cats, the color baby blue, and she enjoys cook- ing "Mock Tacos." 7 2 HOUI S • More damage may have been done when Newport Brewing Co. hosed spill down into-the water. JA.'-0"' Solft R latl'b NEWPORT BEACH -A faulty pump at the Newport Brewing Co. caused an estimated 50 to 60 gallons of coolant to leak into Newport Harbor early Thurs- day morning. Kirk Roberts, 36. of Trabuco Canyon, the company's brewmaster, said he dis- covered the leak about 8:45 a .m. Thurs- day and alerted authorities. Roberts &aid he found the fluorescent-green liquid spraying from. the pump. • With her purple cotton cap fixed gently upon her nearly bald head, Han- nah has one aspect of her life that sets her apart from o~er kids, although it might not be_ what most people see . nght away .• It isn't the leukemia that rages a silent battle from within her slight frame, it's the energy that propels her through life. "Even when my (blood) counts are down, I am usually Jumping off the walls,• Hannah said. The e days Hannah and her never- I FYI ,, The Newport Beach . Planning Commission was set to debate Thursday night whether the Newport Brewing Co. should be granted a full liquor license. The Pilot will report on that m~eting in Saturday's paper. ·1 came m and turned the valve off," Roberts said. Hit looked like the scdl blew.• Cdpt. Drake Muat, of the Newport Beach Fire and Manne Department, said he was told the substance that spilled into the bay was propylene glycol Muat e ending energy can be found gracing the fore t-like atmosphere at Camp Summersault. A week.long event, the camp is a haven for kids who am bat- tling various forms of cancer -and UMJ'Sfbling ·-. ---The camp, which is free of charge, 1s funded by a number of sponsoring orgaruzabons and run by the Amencan Cancer Society. Some 150 kids between the ages of 5 to 13 are helped to meet and make friends with one SEE CAMP PAGE 8 MILLENNIUM MOMENT 1 11CHING'S1111! 11llNGi Michael Weu will teach a Saturday class on •I Ching• at The Latest Thing Teaching and _ 3•UGG1Dt JOIN BIDmJl •UNCH: ,Hey. Volltswogen lover, the VW Jamboree wants you. Gates open at 9 a.m. al the Orange A champion for his own rights 0 ffenng msplration and displaying courage to the Newport Beach commuruty wa part of Eric Andenon's daily routine. Bom With cerebral palsy, Anderson became a cham- pion for the rights ol the disabled m Newp<)rt-Mesa and acroM the country. Healing Center from 10 a.m. to t p.m. The cles$ costs SS. The center is at 270 E . 17th St., Costa Mesa. POr more infonna- hon, call (9"9) 645-6211 County Pair & Exposlhon Center . .Admis· s1on 11 $12 for adults, SS for 1uruors (6-ol2) and ttilldren 6 and under are free. For more information, call (71.C) 5~·23' 1. ' Andenon'I deme to create unity and equality among au people led him to l8l'Ye u a boatd member for MvoC:ae. ior the Develcpnen~ Disabled for sli ~.Well • '° ipMk regulady to ICboOk:hildrell. sa1d the amount of damage. if any, to the bay 1s still unknown. Newport Bea~h poh.ce Ofhcer Andy Halpin, who was one of the fust at the scene, aid· the department received a call around .9.30 a.m. from a paramedic unit that had heen flagged down by a passerby who noticed the substance. Halpin, who d.ld ~wer~ no in1unes, noted the breWUlg company is responsible for the accident and added that Roberts inadvertently may have made the problem wor~e by hosing down the coolant, sending it into the bay. "I feel badly for him." Halpm said. "But environmentally, they are still responsible unlit 1t rs disposed of proper- ly.~ SEE LEAK PAGE 9 Museum director ~ removed •Board president says members want 'more exciting' exhibits: I NEWPORT JEACH -Shelli Srruth, for thE> 1.-sl three vears the director ol the 1'.t'wport Harbor .Nau- ttral ~fuseutr; hds been a.;ked to stPP. down. •Shelli ls d delighUul per on, and very talented, but at thi:. stage, I think the board 1ust felt that the manage- ment would be better erved (if she stepped down),· said 0dve Grant. president of the pnvate, nonpruflt museum's board of directors. Grant SEE MUSEUM PAGE 9 No leniency for Costa Mesan in student sex case •Ex-teacher sentenced to nearly 3 years despite a great deal of commumty support. · ~,.. \.\'ESThtl~~TER -A 42-year-otd Co ta "-le....i man, who was supported -by teachers dnd conunuruty l ad rs, was sentenced to more than two years m state pn!>on Thursday for haVlI\g unlaY. ful cxual intercourse wtth a teenage gtrl. In ht.>1 decision, Judge Joy Wiesen- teld ~ tarkman Sdld ~hgucl Vivanco, a SEE SENTENCE PAGE 9 INDEX C1ASSIAmS ..12 IWflOOC 2 POUCE flUS _____ ._:_J MUC ll'J1m n SPOl1'S -" e MUCll MVllAI NOWt Nick· star Kel Mltd.a wUl be •l South COMt PIMa Ina noan to ~i:-S.turday et 333.1 BrWal SL In Colla '° promoea ·MV•r Ma·, ... Will mp a:z:r.:111 M ..,,........_ Ancs.1an uo wan hill own~ by strly· mg'° llW ...... Newpon ~ ................ WW. af gov· enus 12\ plOglilm •'" • ..,..' wbop1lmed lalt be live in•.......,... A.idei .. wllld• ••Dqi .. 'ldllgr9eln .. yddogy flanOCC mdwdl abal*.txlUlbll...., •• ·~'MN9aO•s-•r• .... CJD the IDar. Par ............. Ian. (714) Ml-Oil t ... 4r"'' • .._ ...... ,,...., •• •on• 2 Fridoy, August 6, 1999 Doily Pilat datebook .. .. CHECK IT OUT Guides galore for some great area getaways . ·w hether your idea of a local getaway is 1 wine tasting in Temecula or camping in ' a state park, myriad possibilities are out- lined in resources available at Newport libraries. • For both budget travelers and big spenders, there's coverage of destinations from Mammoth Mountain to the Mexican border m "Southern Call- fornJa Handbook." Featur- ing descrtpbons of hundreds of accommodations, places to eat, outdoor adventures and city sights, this·compre- hensive guide can help you plan everything from a nn- seltown tour to a kayak crwse. There's a gold nune of . mformation about the Gold- . en State's parks, lakes, forests and beaches in "Camper's Gulde to South-1 em CallfornJa." Along with photographs, camp- site maps and park fees and rules, you will find descriptions of park facilities, activities and points of interest in this detailed resource. 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If you're yearru.ng to escape to Spa.rush nus- sions, Indian reservations and gold-mirung rwns, check out "Back.roads of Southern CalllornJa" for 18 coastal, mountain and desert tours. Along with site maps, dlfecbons and photos of scenic routes, each trip descripbon mcludes histoncaJ insight and anecdotes about explorers, eccentrics and VlSlonanes who paved the way For city lovers, updated gwdes to urban desb- nations mclude "Fodor's Los Angeles 1999" and "Fodor's San Dlego 1999." Get the lowdown on top sites, walking and dnving toun., and places to stay and eat for all budgets in these comprehensive handbooks. The most current travel information is likely to be found in such Web sites as Caillornia navel and Tourism at http://gocalif.ca and 1Tailworks.com at http://www.trailworks.com . From movie trivia maps to i>ark and forest information, these online tools provide extensive coverage of rural, rustic and urban destinations. In add.lbon, travelers can make reservations, obta.m travel agent servtces, find discounted trip listings, and access a multi· tude of resources for planning a great getaway, • OtECK fT OUT is wrrtten by the staff of the Newport Beach Pubhc Library This week's column is by Melissa Adams. in collaboration with Claudia Peterman. From left, ~Uy the Hook, Bob Rulfl. Barry Diamond and Johnny Leathers make up the. band Tex lwU. • Who: Tex Twil • What Elvis Festival • When.: Aug. 15, 1 to 5 p.m. •Where: The "living room area" of The Lab Anti-Mall, 3195A Airport Loop • • How much: Free ' . Daughter of Harold Robbins to sign copy of debut novel at Newport Beach bookstor~. ~ I n the tradition of her father, Adreana Robbins has taken to the world of literature. The late Harold Robbins would no doubt be proud of his younger daughter's recent undertaking lhat follows in his footsteps. Adreana Robbins made her literary debut in April with the VOL 93, N0.114 ntOMASH.~ PubHshei WIWAM LOIOILL. Editor STIVl.U .... ManaQlng EditOr TIM MJllGAnA, AlllstMrt ~Ing Editor u.~ City Editor DM~ NtwsEdlW --CMmlON. .. Idiot' w•mw .... ldleor ..,,, ..... a l'1ld Adww;tllilig &MMMllYM. P\AUl:G • fll?3 ....... °"" ........ OffklW novel, •parts Never Leaves You," and will sign copies of the book at 2 p.m. SundaYJll.D.Ww.e;~__,= Noble in Newport Beach. "We're looking forward to her appearance," said Torn Sollars, Barnes & Noble's_manager. Her father's acclaim llfforded Robbins a childhood divided between Hollywood and France. Drawing from her expenences in Prance, Robbins fills •parts Nev- er Leaves You ff with exotic set- tings and a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy and powerful. Much like her father's often- i.canddlous accounts of the ·1uestyles of the ri9i and famous,• RObbins weaves a tale of characters ln Parisian high society and uncovers ·generations lost in deceit and betrayal. Rob- bins' style has also been likened to that of F. Scott Fitzgerald in "The Great Gatsby." Harold Robbins, who made his debut 20 years after Fitzgerald, wrote more than 20 novels dur- ing his SO-year career before he died In Octobei 1997 at 81-:-Somo of his more famous works that were adapted Into motion pic- tures included "Never Love a Stranger," "King Creole" (star- ring Elvis Presley), "Carpetbag- gers• and "The Betsy" (staning . Laurence Olivier). Harold Rob-' bins was working on three nov-. ! els ot tho lime oC his-death~He4 ,' '?..,..,. was married six limes and had • ' • two daughters, Caryn and , · : Adreana. .. ; Adreana Robbins resides in .; i Los Angeles. · • 1 i -Shay K. McA. : I ' o r-~--..,,~~ ......................... r------------;· news stO!'ies, llh,1S1nt1om. edrto- ~I matter or advet\1s.ments herein an be reprodoctd with· out written permiuion of copy· WEATHER SURF POLICE • F. I L E S ,. 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Sets wiU be in the knee-to-waist-high zone. Sets will be Higtier at ttle exposed areas. sets will remain in the same zone along the Hunt· lngton 1nd New- port Be1ch stretch . W.ter vfSlblllty and Conditions .re fair todaY· Sets fade Again Into the weekend. The sun Witt set et 7:50 p.m. •• I ' COSTA MESA . ' • lrlstol Street A six·padc of beer worth S6 was stolen • ftom a store in the 3000 block at 3:30 a.m. July 25 , • Newpott 8oulev•rd: A wallet and itS contents wort ti ·., ' $200 were stolen from a car in the 1800 block between l 5 and 6 p.m. July 26 .. • Ent 11th Street: A cellular phone, backpack and sev:• eral items of dothing worth S 1,085 were stolen from a •.:. car in the 200 block at 9:45 p.m. July 28. '!• •22nd Stnet: A watch worth SSOO was stolen from a car in the 100 block between 9 and 10 p.m. July 19. NEWPORT BEACH • ...,.._ DrtVe: An outbOard motor worth S 1, 700 was stolen from a home 1n the 1800 block between Au~. 2 and Aug. 4 •Dove 'liStn .. •w.•et: .. A laptop computer worth Sl,900 was ltot.n from • busll'MtS$ 1n the 1100 block during the ewning of Aug. 9 . • ..... DrM: A w1llet end Its contents wonh $216 :: w.re stolen from • car in tM first bloctc bet\·•n 12 q • 6·30 p.m. Aug. 2. • • llHiMsa• c.urt: A P••pon wonh MO wm StOltf\. from 1 home bwtu,.•n Jvty 5 Ind Aug. A. •• . . . . . Oqily Pilot Friday, Augu~t 6, 1999 3 . 0 lobster tale the ~ize of Irvine • game out of the unpend1119 demise of a livtng animal b poor taste! Mr. Do counter.; that. •The city went over-. board.· According to the man who invented the Lobster Hunt, there are studie~ show- ing that lobsters are mcapable of feeling pain. His name? J.R. Fishman. qu Uon about exactlr how th machine worked and whether any lobsters had ever lost a claw or been otherwise in)ur d during the Hunt for Red Crustaceani.. Kenny assured us that it could not, . illld has not, happened, then had one of those painfully embarrassing moments. The . machine wouldn't work. He tried and tried but it was not to be. He made a quick recovery though, and opened the top panel on the tank so we could check out the mechanical claw. The arms are plastic and, more importantly. don't close com- pletely -so you can never get a tight grip on Shelly and his awkward buddies. · ~. ; •Too bad Shelly doesn'.t : have a 'no claws clause' . ~ ::in his contract. • rr his is a story about the . lobster and the mayor. :• You may have heard · about the lobster a.Irea(ly. It wasn't really the lob- -Gter that caused the fus s. Actu- jllly, so I don't have to keep :saying "the lobster/ let's call it, '4llllm, ·shelly." Shelly and the other lobsters· : live in a special tank called the : .·Lobster Hunt,• which is really • game, at the Swno Sushi :-restaurant m lrvme :: Remember the arcade game ~~here you had so many sec- '()nds to grab the toy you want-. a with a mechanical claw and : tlrop it into a chute? Exactly. : Only m this case, you pony ~ ~ lwo bucks instead of a qua(ter, :and you're after Shelly inStead ~-Of the glow-in-the-dark Mart- •lan. If your claws are raster : "than Shelly's, it's down the : <:hute and off to the kitchen •where Shelly will soon be drift- ing toward the light and seeing • ..all the lobsters who have gone • l>n before him. • One afternoon last week, • Shelly 8lld bis friends are w8Jl- deri.ng around the tank (it's a pretty aimless existence) when who should drop by for lunch but an Irvine ARi.mal Services officer. I'm not sure what that means, but I suspect it's like.an Animal Control officer, only ' more conciliatory. If a dog is running loose in the street, you don't l!Y to catch 'it so much as tell it you ~ense a loi of hostility and try to get it to open up to ypu. Anyway, the Animal Ser- vices officer is enjoying lunch when someone drops two bucks in the Lobster Hunt and takes off after Shelly. The offi- cer springs into action and issues a cease-and-demt..order, eHective immediately, much to Shelly's relief. For reasons, and reasoning. whicll remain murky, the officer concludes that the game constitutes cruel- ty to animals and threatens Sumo Sushi's owner, Khang Do, with a citation if anyone lays a claw on Shelly again. Mr. Do, a law-abiding man, pulls the plug on the Lobster Hunt, at which point I suspect Shelly is tapping on the side or the tank, giving the Animal Services offi- cer a claw's up, and gurgling "You da' man!· in crustacean. WHEN °DINING GETS BQR.ING, IT'S TIME FOR ... • •:1Wa4iMOn• OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cockta11s Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 COMMENTS &CURIOSITIES peter buffa Personally, I think the officer has ffilSsed the point, badly. When you go down a lobster's list of "11ungs I Really Hate," being plucked from a farilrwllh plastic tongs ts way down toward the bottom. Whether the plucker is a customer at Sumo Sushi, or the guy }?ehind the fish counter at Von's, is of very litUe consequence to the pluckee. The part where they grab you by the tail and thrust you head-first into boiling water is way toward the top of the list The next day, Mr. Do con- sults an attorney who checks the aty code to see if there is, m fact, a lobster clause. He findsnothing.Mr.Do,who apparently knowi. a lot about both i.eafood and publicity, · calls a press conference dnd draws d line in the brine by reactivating the Lobster Hunt · -an dttion to which Shelly objects in the strongest possible terms. Furthermore. Mr. Do demands an dpology from the city Bingo. The story hits the wires and it's nauonal news. Great oties have smart city attomeyi., and Irvine qualifies on both counts. In short order, Mr Do receives a missive from City Attorney Joel Kuperberg who says the Lobster Hunt "doesn't constitute using equip· m.ent to mfhct pain on 8rurnals as defined in the Irvine city code.· At Uus point, the animal rights organization "People for the Ethical n eaµnent of Ani- mals" -P'ETA for short - weighs in. as you knew they . must. Ironically, U1at triggers a flurry of unintended puns. con- sidering we're lallung about seafood. The PETA representa- tive declares that "Making a On Tuesday Ja'st, I hdppened to run into the good mayor of Irvine. Christina Shea, and a~ked her what she thought about the crustacean cnsis. She was well aware ol it, appreciat- ed the hwnor in the situation, but was also genuinely con- cerned about lh:e possibility of · pain or, worse yet. m1unes to Shelly & Company. Smee n~i ther or us bad s~n the scene. we deoded to meet at the Sumo Sushi that very day. I arrived first, sampled the seafood buffet (excellent,) identified myseU as the food critic for the New York Tunes (didn't we£k.. 1 had to pay} and told them that Mayor Shea would be joining us shortly. We were greeted by the manager -a very polite and professional young man named. Kenny. He seemed a little skeptical about who was the mayor and who was the colum- nist, given the stereotype of rnayors as chubby men with gray hair, not good-looking women with blond hair. Christina asked some tough Mayor Shea said she was Sdtished for the moment, but would reserve Judgment Ul)tiJ she can see the game in full operation. Kenny assured us the hunt would be on shortly. and they would welcome the mayor's re.tum. ME!. they were not so sure about. As I walked to my ca.r and reached into my pocket, I was surprised to feel a wet, crumpled wad of paper around my keys. I could barely make out the child-like scrawl on the note. ·Get me out of here and down to Newport. 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El Toro supporters-downplay plan delay SCIOOL Rotary Club helps students I 0 I IS vide ~rtatlon Fall applications available at OCC" •.Opponents say it's best for Newport Beach residents to~oin them opposing any airport expansion. · .. • ~ VERONICA DllRAN' • Jbe El Toro delay is JU St a delay. Airport supporters on Thurs- day stressed the rescheduled vcite by the Board of SupeMSors on the El Toro airport pldn does nqt mean the project is dead. · County officials had · announced on Wednesday the poi.tponement of the vote, from · December until May. They will produce a new dr~t environmen- tal impact report, which is sched- uled to be released in November. tJthough opponents or the plan say the project is way off scnedule and sigruficanUy over budget, Tom Edwards, chainnan of the El Toro CitiZens Advisory • Committee, disagrees. The delay was expected since this is the largest land-use plan- ning project Ul the tu.story or the county, il not m the i:;tate of Cali- fornia, Edwards said. "Given the scope of the pro· 1ect and the amount of litigation, I'm not surprised," he said, say· ing that additional reasons for the delay include the county's de.ter- mination in producmg a thor- ough EIR report to prevent any possible law.suits by South Coun- ty cities. •1 knew it was coming," Edwards said .. "The biggest issue we've been pushing is trying lo get a realistic timetable. The ma1ority of delays are a result of a massive number of comments and four lawsuits." Newport Beach Mayor Dennis O'Neil said he didn't think the delay would affect the project's eventual completion. It's just part of lJje process toward reaching the ultimate goal of a commercial airport. "I support full and proper environmental dpcumentation and the oppOrtuility for the pub· he to comment on the aupQrt Rlan and ils envi1onmental signifi- cance,• O'Neil said ... But th~e in opposition to the propo1;ed airport called the delay a setback that ' lessens the chances that an airport will be built at the tonner Manne Corps airbas~ .• Meg Waters, a spokeswoman for a coalition of antiairport cities, said she believes the longer the pro1ect 1s delayed, the better. ·we are pleased [with · the delay).• Welters said. "The longPr the 'd(. lay the less likely there will b~ an auport." Wdters opposes the commer- aal import, she aid, because of the anticipdted damage it may cause to the quality of life. And there's no need for an airport of that size in the county. ~we're talking over 800 flfglits, 24 liours a Cfay;--Waters sdid. "Orange County will grow less lhdn any part or Southern CdWom1a. Our economy is not based on having uch a large alf- port." Waters said she coWd under- l>tand Newport Beach re idents being concerned about the P<hsi- bility of John Wayne's expansion, but said going forward with tho El Toro project would create more problems. "If they're looking at it as a resolution, they need to have a wake-up call," said Waters, pointing out that there is no air- port infrastructure on the fonner El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, and developers will have to rebu\ld most of it Odnd Point res1dl'nt Leonard Kramer, chairman of the El Toro Coalibon, said the delay should provide time for North and South County residents to reach a com- promise on the airport plan. "I think it's time for .Newport Beach ·residents to coopera te With ttie rest of Ora nge ounty in developmg d new airport in an outlymg area, where residents don't object." Kranser said. Three:quarter of the at· nsk high schOOl students who participated in a Rotary Chlb- sponr.ored summer readirig program :iruproved their read· mg .seores by one grade level, said coordinator Sandy IGpf • tuhl. 'IWenty young people - students at Back Bay or Monte Vista, the distnct's continua· tlon high ~hools -signed up .. to partiapate in the program m June, and then pent three hours, four days a week, for five weeks working on their reading skills. Four had to drop out to work full-time to· hel1> their familiel> tinanaally or because of family emergencies. In addt· tion, several ~tudents hac.i llou· ble getting to the school from where they lived, so next sum- mer.=the Rottuy Club will pro- Applications for students pldnrun.g to enroll at OCC for the fll'St time iare available in the colleg 's Admissions and Records Office. Fall classes b~n Aug. 16 OCC course looks at racism,diScrimination A three-unit course exarnin· mg tssues of racism and diS- crinunatton in modem Ainen'- ca will be offered this tan PY OCC's Social and Behavioral Division. The course looks at ethnic and racial minority intergroup. relations from his- tonral, soooloyical and psy- chological perspecuves. For registration information, call (714) 432.507 . €ity Council seeking count of recovery centers RUFFLES UPHOLSTER •Before making a decision about two group homes, officials want to find out how many there are. FYI EUSE GEE !kif Plot COSTA MESA -Before the fate of two recovery homes for drug addicts and alcoholics is decided, the City Council wants to find out how many group homes are located in the city and where they are concentrated. Conditional-use pemuts for Newport Harbor Recovery and Yellowstone Womens FU'St-Step House were both appealed and council members are asking for d¥r scrutiny. • MI'm not opposed to Uungs that holp other people,• said Council- wbman l.irtda Dixon. "I'm con- cerned about an overconcentrd- lion m areas and about the soadl responsibility of our community an<t whdl we also need to take into ·consideration for our residents." Ducon has asked city staff to reiearch the number, type and • Bossible pets on parade •Community Animal Network will hold an adoption day Saturday. run Sruu.1 ON lbtyPb Recently orphaned local dogs and cats will be up for adoption saturday from 10;30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during Costa Mesa's PETCO Pet Adoption Day at 1815 Newpbrt Blvd. PETCO will be teaming up with Newport-Mesa's Commuruty Aru- mal Network to help find lovmg homes for helples:; and homeless a.niJnals. tPETCO has a strong commit- ment to support humane adoption organizations m thetr efforts to place abandoned arumals mto lov- ing homes," said Shannon Bishop, PETCO store manager. •we are thrilled to have formed a relation- ship with the Community Animal Network, an organization that shdles Uu.s corrunitment." Cuddly creatures of all shapes and sizes will wait for adoption iniide the pet food and supply store. Adoptable aruma1s on leash· es or in cages will range from 6 months to 8 years old. A listing of available Newport- M~ sheltered arumals and their corresponding cage numbers will be displayed on a bulletin board at the event. Adoption fees will vary. Animals participating m PET- CCrs adoption day come from lov- ing Ncwpprt-Mesa families who can no longer provide a home for thetr pet due to unexpected life cir· cusnstances such as divorce OJ goOgraphic relocation. • MWe want to support our com· muruty pets by finding thtmi new homes,• DiA:nna Pfaff-Martin, fo(lnder of the network satd. Al~h PETCO h.a.s had pet a~tion days in tho past, Sanir- day s event kicks mto motion a uefl oommitment. &c:h month the locel organiza- tioli will team up with PETCO to hdld a pet idQPtioO day. Future a~ days will feature enbne" trom Newport-Mela sbellerl. The • nCKt PETCO .AcqJtlon Dey wll be • H at the lllD8 COiia Mme toa.tion tBTCO ........... tn llM S more ...... 480 .... .,.. WMI Q:la lllout ...,,...... location of residential focilities and group homes in the city. Dixon said that -considenng the oty's "heart of gold" -she suspects that the number is high She added that she does not want to see what are essentially bUsiness- es taking o~r what is a residential area. The city's ability to regulate cer- tam types of group homes is limit- ed in some cases. Homes that are required to be licensed by the state and have six or fewer resi- dents are exempt from local con- trol, said Perry Valantine, director of planning. For example, Newport Harbor Recovery, in the 300 block of Hamilton Street, is state-licensed. If the conditional-use penrut to operate a home for 12 residents and two caretakers is denied by the aty, the facility could be kept open if the number of residents lS limited to SIX. ' + tf you know of a group home or residential facility in your neighborhood, Costa Mesa officials ask that you notify them by calling (714) 754-5245. On the other hand, Yellow-I stone, which is a first-step house and doesn't offer speaalized ser- Vlces that would reqwre a state license, is not under state regula- tion and would be subject to local control. Honey Thame::., founder or Yel- lowstone, said that even if the city finds there are a number of resi· y~J New merchandise is arriving daily. Come see our netv look take shape. 20% off Aay ... _ SalelCleanace ......... f.lp. 8/l!WD dentidl facilities W\Uun its borders, there aren't any like Yellowstone. Thames said Yellow::.tone meets a specialized need by serving women exclusively and offering them a transition to more intense recovery homes. Thames said she thought staff research might reveal just the oppostte of what Dixon suspects "I think the problem is we need facilities in the city," Thcilnes said. "I didn't realize how much or a need there was." 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THE Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community Mcuke tpl,1ce GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 0£ Oran.ge Coun.1:y fiew Donation Site In COllO~A DEL MAil St. Michael & All Attpls Ep~Ckurch Tax Receipts Issued 3233 Pacific View Drive Call I ·800·4-GOODWILL (lll-446-6Jt4) For Addttlon1I Don1Uon Center Loc1tlons Open Dally 7am-5pm Attendant wUl ~ ... ~tloMloltaf dcidqMd._ ....................... ... ..... .... ,111••-*-for,.__. r ,,_ ....... ..,,._,, 6 Friday, Augu11t 6, 1999 Daily PiloJ ~--~--------------------------------'----------------------------------------------------------------:-------------~~--------------------------------.......· On~ woman's hope: son's death can help others live _::~ . . . 'Parents will be looking i{lto a grave if they don't look into their child's room,' is this mother's message. I n U1e attenndth ot her son's.· dppar· ent heroin overdast-July 14, Judy Ddv1s c1sks .. herself why · -whtle · p1ck1ng up the-pwc.e~ of his unfin- ished llfo. . Rol)ert ·Bobb}• Davis, 21, was chock-full of ( re(.lllv1ty, jmagmal.ion, st>ns1hv1ty dlld loVl' But he• dlso had a grt-dl dl~dl of Jldm Pldgued by sorrow 1rnd 101whn<>s..,, Bobby Ddv1s dtlempted to t-xpw..,.., h1m .... elr thro~1gh music, act- mg, compo .... ang ttncl -eventually - clruqs 1 Jc twd d µ1etty standd!d upbnng- mq RcJ1wd 111 t1 sprdwling one-story Nl \\port Bt>ttc:h home, Bobby Odvis had lttnHI\, tru•ncb, rPhgwn, educdtion dnd hol>h1l'.., cornpPllOH for h1s tune. An honor sluclt>nl with fnt>nds from d ll wttlks of hie, Ill' ..,el'm~d to hdve it all. "I le· wui. c1 s ym hol of d guy that was- n't qmnq to·dw," his mother sci.id. It WcJsn 't· untal lhl' end of high school lhctl hi., chmn•s ht>cctm<' quesllondble. "I It• hc1d .i hdrd llmc> CJrdspmg how lo PHOTO COURTESY Of JUDY DAVIS If Judy Davis has her way, the death of h er son, Bobby, wili live on lo warn others of the nature of drug dependency and the ways to combat it locally. deal with life issues," Judy Ddvis said. Hl worried about the people he was hanging out with and the stories he was telling." After high school, Bobby enrolled at OCC and ·began working on an album. Davis began to notice that her son was having problems finishing projects and • was getting caugh[ in a numoor or lies. Davis' fnends began warrung his mother about signs of drug abuse, she said. But she didn't believe them - until Septem_Rer 1998. Bobby had been staying with friends but returned home one rocky weekend to detox from hero- in. Davis Sdw her son, in the throws of heroin withdrawal, sick and in pain and need111g help fast. DaVis spent two ho)Jts frantically compiling a list of local rehabilitation centers and outreach programs. It was- n't an easy list to compile. •1 want to know why all of these pro- grams are underground," she said. Bobby entered two rehab programs, but both times, be relapsed. The second time, it killed him. •1 spent $21,000 last year, and I still lost my son,• Davis said. •Prevention ls so important. "The tragedy is that Bobby knew he had a problem and-wanted to get well, but he JUSt couldn't ove{come heroin." Determined to get other parents to start talkj.ng and listening. to their chil- dren, Judy plans on educating parents and faculty m the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District about chemical dependency. "Parents will be looking into a grave if they don't look in their child's room," Davis said. "Kids need to be taught life skills, like taxes, breakups and death. The Daily Pilot and The Cannery Restaurant cordially invite you to celebrate in a fond farewell to The Cannery, which is closing its doors, Sept. 12. .. ,,.,_,, Join us for no ... host cocktails and complimentary h ors d'oeuvres in The Cannery's upstairs lounge overlooking beautiful Newport Harbor on Tuesdays: Aug. 1 7, 24 and Sept. 7. Tue day, Aug 3 1 -Daily Pilot Realtors' Night (by int1itation only) The Cannery is taking reservation 5 for Restaurant and C ruises for groups of 30 or more. To book your party, call (949) 675-5777 ·expectations shouldn't be that ntt 1s going to bo Di.sneyland. • .::.: Davis and her husband, Brad Bap ... , .. man, agree that people don t want to• talk about the hidden drug epidemlc! that eltists in Newport Beach. They saia: the programs addressing chemiJ:~· dependency in the schools are just~! dow dressing. , . -: "These kids ai:e all graduates of Oli• DARE program," Bauman said • AJ:ld: they are all hooked on the stuff." • : Fifteen-year-old Katie Davis has her own scar tissue from her brother's drug abuse. She has vivid memories of his roller coaster behavior and erratic mooc1 swings. ' "He felt alone m the world," Katie said. "He was just trying to feel better.• One of the rehab centers Bobby entered was Hoag Hospital's Chemic~ Dependency Unit m Newport BeacJl, Davis said she feels as if she received master's and doctorate degrees in ."drug-ology" during Bobby'£ -51a¥ there, which included one week focus- ing on the patient's family. • 1 W1Sh I had gone through Hoag earlier so I could have seen the signs,• Davis said. "I ieroin is such a brain tease. People think they have it under control." · I Ier goal now, Davis said, is to keep the frustration surrounding Bobby's death alive so that others can face chemical dependency head-on. Hoag rehab ~ unit oile of .~j nation's be~= .. . -• First year a critical one :: for recovery after : . rehab; relapse raises •• .. : overdose odds dramaticaHyt .. NEWPORT BEACH -Of the many visitors and residents famil- iar with the area's shopping cen: ters, restaurants, car dealerships and grocery stores, few are aware of the hidden secret at One Hoag .. Drive. Established m 1987, Hoag Hospital's Cherrucal Dependency Unit is world-renowned and easi- ly one of the ndtion's top 10 reha- bilitation centers, said Dr. Daniel Heddrick, who heads the unit The center annually admits. 600 new patients, whose average• age is between 40 and 45. Ninety percent of the unit's Orange County patients are from New- port Beach, Corona del Mar, Cos- ta Mesa and Huntington Beach, Headnck sci.id. The urut's strength is its indi- vidual and group counseling. Patients spend up to five weeks working on personal issues in addition to going through the ini- tial detoxification process of rernovmg drug and chemical poi- sons from the body. Headrick said people who detox without coun- seling ~ a high risk of relaps- mg. •People need lo know that there is a treatment for drugs and alcohol,• Headrick said. --People can get well.• Those in financial difficulty or without medical insurance can get help from the unit. Headrick said there is a large referral ~ and they have flexible finanda1 plans . Some 60% of those who go through his program make it ou~ year Without relapsing, 'Headrick: said, which is an important mile-" stone. The chances of remaining · sober are hoked to the year fol- lowing rehab. Because the program is hospi-. tat-based, patients receive med-: ical attention for physical symp-: toms that may arise during the program. But completing any rehab pro-I gram is just the beginning, Heiid·• rick said. It takes months for the l brain to recover chemically. I •1t is the start of a new life,• Headnck Sdld. •niere are a lot of. new l sons! : But the outcome for those who: ~~~t9~ter detox and rehab i •people don't realize that theirf tolerance ' is lower," Headrick I said. •nietr chances for overdos-i ingare ~h." i m ., •" D<iily Pilot ·vacation photos Friday, August 6, 1999 7 ~14 and Uz Storm vacattoning with friends Ken and Sharon Sarvak ln Victoria, British .Columbia. family and friends Jrom Newport Beach gathered in Charle ton, S.C. for the wedding of Rob Meserve, of Newport Beach, and Leslie Kennerly. ~ Terry and Susie Beal honeymooning in Costa Rica. Mallory Sanders of Newport Beach with grandmother Kathy Gardner on Italy's Amalfi Coast Yo Quiero - - Costa Mesa Florist • ~ .......... • ~ 11ittapy •Body Wnps • Hydrothenf'1 •Dody PoWh • • Pem • Viclry sa.o-n • cam Romm • 111axiJla • EltcUOtyiir • • Pre a Po.t LaerTIMnpy •Hand a Foot C.N • Pffb •Gift Certi6at• • _...,,.___1...;...0¥._DUc_ own ...Ud for all Mt'Vic" •'Cc•pt alttady dl.scount.d pmcura. Null produttt or in conJunct10• with any othn di.-ount, P I u g i n t o t h e P ti o t C I a s s 1 f 1 e d s e c t i o n t o f i n d· s e r v 1 c e s f r o m electron1Cs and plumbers, to landscapers and pa inters. ARM e ·1 RE ... .... ... :... " .. " ~· ~ ,tt •I • I> ·Spring and Summer Collect1ons Sportswear, Dresses, Formal Wear-and Accessories ARM e I RE ,. Corona de/ Mar Plaza 840 Avocado. Newport Beach, CA 92860 Which Means in Any Language, "I WANT COSTA MESA FLORIST" Smaller size. Bigger miracle. • The world's smallest zoom lens-eqwpped Advanced Photo System camera (as of June. 1999) EL?H~ a s249 95 ~D .. Friday, Saturday & Sunday August 6, 7 & a• 12~ pm. Presented">' -- lnwo ~ Production• w 8 Fridoy, August 6, 1999 Doily Pilot .. Rohtabacher gets seriouS abo~t campaign fund-raising . •The congressman has almost $100,000 more than he did two years ago .. S.]. CAHN The first six months of the year · were good ones for the political · pocketbook of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington Beach). Rohrabacher raised $80,000 and had $103,000 on hand at the end of June, according to !tis midyear campaign reports. He Iaised $59,000 from individual donors, including $10,200 from within his district, and $21,000 from political action committees. 1Wo years ago, during the first six months of 1991, he had raised "'""""'_..... __ ......... ..., 1 1ust $25,000 and of that, had only Rohrabacher must pay attention to. Robert Doman, who was unseated in 1998 by Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Qarden Grove), told a Capitol Hill newspaper last December that he might consider running against Rohrabacher. Doman has not said anyWng since then, said Bill ChristeJ\Sen, a spokesman for the Republican Party' of Orange County. . Rohrabacher, who has heard the rumors of Doman's interest, • said he is not concerned about a posSible ·challenge from his fel- low conservative Republican. M Bob Doman is not motivating me to be responsible (with tund- ra.Ising).• Rohrabacher said. .FYI • TOP INOfVIOUAl CONTRIBUTORS $2,000: . , Jack Abramoff, ,Washington, D CJ, ~ Nedtic ~Cune, Costa Mesa ( $1,000 MOoez Ansari, Coto de caia; Geot'ge Ar9'JOS. Costa Mesa; 1 Patrick Collins, Newport Beach; Rodney Couch. Riverside; William · - Dahlgren, Palos Verdes Estates; , 1len Doan, Westminster; Robert Eldwnbe<g. Newport Beach; Bruce Fabrizio, COl'ona def Mar; 1 Paul Glenn, Santa Barbara; James• Hamilton. Newport Beach; Nallf Hussain. Atta Loma, Calif : Zafar .........._ DON LEACH I DAILY PlOT Ciana Cervantes, 7, left, looks over the shoulder of Hannah Butler to check out the colors she's chosen. The two have spent this week at a camp for young cancer survivors. $5,000 in cash at the end of June. •This year, I am better pre- pared,• Rohrabacher said in a Doman. who still maintains a campaign committee, raised $101,00Q-wbile spending nearly $98,000 between January and June. He has just $2, 773 in cash. A call to Doman campaign for comment was not returned. Rohrabacher said that even if Doman were to run, he isn't wor- ried. Khan, COWan Helghts; Edwin Laird, Huntington Beach; Peter • Madigan. Alexandria, Va.; James McConnell, Washington, D.C.; Robert Sparr, Corona del Mar; JfY Tallon, Redondo Beach; Linda Tai· CAMP CONTINUED FROM 1 another Hdnndh, who likes arts and crafts dnd wants to be an d.rtist when she grows up, doesn't let her med1cdl condihon get her down You h<lve to be somewhere dt every second.• she said "There 1s no stopping.• At the camp, Hannah is sur- roundt>d by numerous friends, mcludmg 7-year-old Ciana Cer- vantes of Long Beach The two, who met while they were in the ho5.pital for treatment, have become the l>e>t of fnends. C1ana sa1d once they met in the hospttdl. they h1t it. off and "Even though her counts ore low, she is always active. She doesn't let anything stop her. H Jessica Butler Hannah's older sister have been close ever since. I C1ana said they talk at camp and after camp on the phone. ·we are friends forever,• she said. "Best friends forever." Hannah also en1oys having her older sister Jessica around for help or just for a shoulder to lean on. Jessica, who is one of the volunteer camp counselors, ONE DAY ONLY! Saturday Sale PASTRY BAKERY r----------, 1 Get A Free 1 I Pound Loaf I I I • Cake • I 8 assorted flavors I I with any Purchase {reg '3.98) I I good only Sat Aug. T'4 1 ...... ,,... OIUPOfl Unll 1 ,..,~ L -~-.... ~ -· . .J ----------.CAKES •PASTRIES • COOKlES •PIES •TORTES •ROLLS & BREAD Over 30 dtff.,..,. klndl ol en.t e.Md ;Mon lie F-- -lihiG§iil§OliilMlhih&d+%@Qi !- IRYINE (148) 282-9270 •llON VIE.IC> t111t••110 said she is proud of Hannah, who has been doing much better of late. "I trunk it's great," Jessica said. "She has so much energy and focuses on the good stuff." phone interview from his Wash- ington office. "Before, I had a devil-may-care attitude about fund-raising, but lam now being responsible. "This is really very little mon- ey," he added. Compared to others in Con- gress, Rohrabacher is right. His 1 Newport Beach~ colleague, Jessica, 13, said no matter how her sister feels, she is always doing something. She \said her sister 1s a very deter- mined girl who doesn't let any-J lhmg get in her way. Christopher Cox, has more than $1 million on hand, for instance. But it might be1he money in a Conner colleague's coffers that "Even though her counts are low, she is always active," Butler said. "She doesn't let anything stop her." Hannah said she is havmg a great time at the camp and hopes to be a volunteer coun- selor like her older sister one day. In the meantime, Hannah is thankful for the carefree week the camp allows the kids, a week with little thought of thei.r illness- es. ~It's just bke when you gotta do something (like a doctor's vis- it), it's something to look forward too,• she sa1d. • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170, Of' call (949) 642·5680, ~-228. A complete I listing of Around Town may be found at dailypilot.com. I SATURD~ . The Latest Thlng Teachlng and Healing Center offers a class on ·1 Ching" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m . ' The 'class, taught by Michael Weir, is $5. The Latest Thing Teaching and Healing Center is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645-6211. A back-country hike w1JJ take place at 9 a.m. today, Sunday, LABE LS CLOTHING THROUGH CONSIGNMENT CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME 177 Riverside Ave., Suite L, Newport Beach 949 57 4-5555 "My constituents know where I'm coming from," he said. And, he added: •Money isn't everything." The proof, he said, was in his 1998 race in which Democrat Pat Neal outraised him $484,000 to $316,000 and outspent him $483,000 to $275,000. · Rohrabacher won 58% to · 37%. AROUND TOWN Au9.:_ 12_, 21, 22, 28 and 29 at Crys- tal ~State Park, 84 71 E. Coast Highway, Newport 8'!ach. Hikers will meet at El Morro Visitor Cen- ter. Parking is $6. For more infor- mation, call (949) 497-7647. SUNDAY The Evangelism Committee of St. Matthew's n-achtional Episco- pal Church is hosting an Ice Cream Social at 11:15 a.m. for lunch, games-and goodies. St. Matthew's is at 1723 Westchff Drive, Newport Beach For reser- vations or directions, call (949) 646-1152. U you enjoy Volkswagens, make plans to attend the VW Jam- boree. Gates open at 9 a.m. at the Orange County Fair & Expo- sition Center. Admission lS $12 for adults, $5 for juniors (6-12) and children 6 and under are free. For more information, call Inter-Shows Motorsport Promo- tions Inc. at (714) 582-2371. MONDAY Ion, Redondo Beach POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES $2,000: Boeing; Lockheed Martin Employees $1,000: NRA Political Victory Fund; Realton: Edison International; K~ our Majority •Elemental Wisdom.• an experi- ential workshop on the four ele- ments of air, fire, water and earth taught by Sandra Sauer, from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee is $10. The Lat· est Thing 1s at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infom1a- tion, call (949) 645-6211. PartJclpants In the i\llwport Beach Public Libraty's Summer Reading Program are invited to attend the grand finale ice·cream social at 10;30 a.m. at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave r-o~ more information, call (949) 7};} 3801. The Latest Thing Teaching and TUESDAY Healing €enter offers a class on The Jewish Family Senice -o .. Orange County provides a SUP"·- port group for adults recovering : from childhood or teenage • al abuse. Meetings are Tuesday from 8:00 to 9:30 p .m. at the · agency's office at 250 E. Baker Street, Costa Mesa. Preregistra- tion is required For more inJor- mation, call (714) 4~5-4950. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY The Sand wich Generation, the first of a three-part sertes e1iCh Tuesday offering bps on lIDprov- ing commurucation in relation- ships, will take place at the Jew- ish Community Center of : MAINSTA GE THE PHllllllEIER by Geo~ &mard haw Sq>1c:,,. b.:rJ -0.-:1obc1 10, 1999 THE PllllO lEllGll by Au t W'a.l.on CXtobcr IS · O\'cmbu 21. 1999 THE HDlllW 111111 WORLD PREMIERE by Howard Kordu J111uary 7 • Mmury I J. 2000 Ill MY 1111 by AnhW' Milkt 1-chruary 18 • (\pnl 1, 2000 TIE EllCll'llll OF lllllY IEW•lll WORLD PREMIERE MUSICAL wotds and muic by Randy Newman Ma1 26 -July 2. 2000 I MllElll ClllllC Apt117 • t.uy 14, '.2000 "lr.:l•prlce.11 ................ •ubscrlp••n• ,.,, ,,," J5 "'''""'r 77-r"rr .u 1'1'1#141/t far Hr l"f'llrflh#lf/y q.tti.IJI /f 1f"' """ film M11, I, I '6tf,, /,,11r """ "" 11 Ji,.,,.,,,,,, 111"1ffllin. ,,,., ~ ,~ • l11~f>Mt1 titlf.n "1 ~J HNI, lllllJ II fJht ef JM~"""*· "' 1!1 rf«r . ___ .,,.,. "SCR has managed to buikl an artistic highway between Costa Mesa and the rest of the nation. " Subscriptions Begin At Just $1'15! T.,.,, -Variccy SECOND STAGE Nn11 '*""'i..,, U,..,,. n tlw 5-,t.y S«.rul Sap SM#11. TllE WEIT bySua~ xpmnbCr 21 Octolier 2'4. 1999 TIE ll••EI •Ill CAUPOllNIA Pllf.MIEltE t.,}oUOIM Nowaubei 2. ~mbet s. 1999 llfll-Tl llllUll llU •••••T woau> PllEMlllE lw,...Jhoera January 1~ · f.dHuary 27. 2000 TIE 11111 .. If lllllT WORl.D PRF.MIEltE ~Ir.'~21~ I 11111911111 Piii Mm ' -Afwll '· 2000 Fo·r tickets and information call (714)708•5555 ' Ors ange County, at 250 E. Bake,! : t., Costa Mesa. Members pa,-~ $45, nonmembers pay $55. For ... resetvations or information. call ,. (714) 755-0340, Ext. 271. : lbe Ronald Reagan Center for.. Public Affairs presents The Rea.·: gan Forum with NBC n~Wj : anchor and author Tom Brokew • at 6 p.m. at the Reagan Llbr~ For more mf ormation, please (805) 522-2977. - WEDNESPAY • •otspelllng the Myths About ... Y2K, • a free public continen~ breakfast and presentation s sored by l..ADS, an IBM busi partner, will address the m issues and hysteria that have su rounded this historic event fro 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Ne•wr.n.rt• Beach Teruus Club, 2601 East blwf Drive, Newport Beach. more information, call (949) 4 9518. DoUy Pilot LEAK CONTINUED FROM 1 Orazio •Roz• Salamone, pre~· ident of the b{ewmg company, said the substance is a cooling agent u1;cd to help re-gulate the temperature. of beer while it fer· ments in large silver vats. Salamone said the pump was new. and he was surprised it malfunctioned. Salamone so.td the timmg of the accident on Jhe morning Newport Brewing Co. was •to go before the Plan rung Commission to request a full liquor license didn't worry him. • "I hadn't even given it ·a thought," Salamone said. "I am • going to hnd out now why it went out." The Coast Guard and the Fish and Game Department will be mveitigating any possible dam- age to the bay. Along With the -•~-b1U for the de nup, th brewmp company may also face a fine. MUSEUM CONTINUED FROM 1 has been serving a~ the board's interim director since Smith was asked to leave last month. . Grant added that Smith and the board of directors had agreed ·not to comment" on the bodrd's redsons for the deci- sion . "WP JUSl felt thctt, for both our pitrt ... , 1t w<.1s good (not to comment),· ho ~illd . "What the board· did authonze me to say was that 1t wa 1ust that they would like a change m the direction of the museum.• Smith 1s vacationmg and was um1vailable for comment. Board members, former board members, and museum staff refused to comment on the matter, relemng all questions lo Grant. Grant said the decision to fire Smith, who was m.strumen- tal m planrung the visit of the HMS Bark Endeavour to New- port this past April, had caused · Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS RON sOuMAN I OAl.Y I'll.OT A sample ot the ap1Ued coolant t taken. by the Newport Beath Fire and Marine Department for investigation. some waves on the board, but "those are all gone now.• Citing the board's agree- ment with Smith, Grant refused to discuss the specifics of chart- ing the museum's new course. He did say, however, that board members want the museum to be •a more exotmg place," one that wtll attruct crowds of visitors and. envelopes stuffed with checks from donors •I just think ':Ne need to get more people through the muse- um,· he said, adding that he plans to recommend board members do away with the admission charge and seek donations to make up the financial difference, Grant said he wants the new museum director, who has not yet been hired, to create more hands-on exhibits and do more for museum members. "The place needs more excitement, more sounds." he said "We've got to JOin the 21st century. You ~an't have an old Louvre. Nobody will put up with that." He also said the museum, which now occupies an old wooden boat, the Rubin E Lee, in Newport Harbor, will need n«>w quarters soon. · "The bottom of that boat is gomg to fall m, • he said. "We're begmning to talk · about buildmg a new muse- um," he added. "Should we build it ·upon that site? Should we build a trad1tiond.l Newport building? Or should we do something like the Guggen- heim in Bilbao, Spam?" Funds to construct such an arch1tl~ctural masterpiece are available, Grant· said, but donors have to feel excited about where thelT money is going. As for S1Tllth, Grant said he and other board members were confident she would soon find herself at the helm of another museum. "It's one of those things thdt is hctrd to do, but probably bet- ter for evoryoody," he said. "She'll not have any trouble finding another position, J'm sure." t "9P. 3 J 65 Harbor BJvd. ~ Costa Mesa • One Bl0ck South ()f •o5 Fwy iii (714) 545-7168 Loan Officer Barrington Capital Corporation. a recognized lender in institutional mortgage banking, i eeking prof e ~ional, hardworking team players with proven ales Rill in the field to join an awesome lineup. You will be responsible for developing relation hips with realtors and home builder • as well as handling incemal clienc . BCC i leading the industry in lending technology and will provide )OU with the tool needed to outperfonn lhe competition. We offer a competitive compen~ation and benefits package as well ru. the mo t experienced upport taff i11 the industry. . ---!P~lea.se fa'\: your resume to {949) 660·9016 or e·mail to ghughes a;barringtoncapital.com -BARRINGTON CA.PIT .U CORPORATION 33rdAnnual . "The Best Art Shqpping in Southern California•• The Sawdust Fcsuval is a breathtakina vi· ual event with more than 190 lalented loCaJ artists displayina their fine 1111 Ud qualify craf'U. entertainment and art warbhopl. ()pea E~ July 1-August29 .. lOA.M -lOPM 'SENTENCE CONTINUED FROM 1 former ~'l pnnopal at Rancho Alarilitos High School, posed a senou:; threat to oth r adolCSC6?nt girls, whom hC has preyed upqn for 14 years :\ . "It's clear to the court that Mr. Vivanco woUld present a danger to underdge guts m the future,~ Markman said. "He has d selhsh pattern of repeated sex activity with tugh school g1r~." VivdJlco wus conVicted in May of having consensudl sex Wlth a 17-ycar-old fonncr Rancho Alami~ tos student, wh<> eventually moth- ered two ol his children while he was llldrried to another former student Vtvanco contended the sexual liaisons happened while he and the girl were in Mexico. But a predominantly female Jwy didn't believe Vivanco's story. The Judge could have unposed a far more lenient sentence on the ex-educator based on his lack of a criminal record and lus attempt to seek therapy. A psychologist testi- fied that Vivanco has narossistic tendenoes and probabl)• fanta- sized about having ex with teenage guls. However, Vivanco was l s than a perlect role model in his tenure, haVJng at least three inti- mate relationships With fefnale students since 1985. ·1 hope he gets some help,• said Sheila Fancov1c, whose daughter had a short-lived affcUr with Vivanco in 1987. Fancovic said the ordcdl has had,..an adverse effect on the entire family. "It's changed our lives com- pletely," she said. "We're no longer victims, we W'e sUrvivors." The sentence -two years, eight months -falls one year short of the maximum penalty. Vivanco also fa£es $400 in fines and will be given three years parole once released. But Vivanco will not have to r~ter as a "ex offender. The most noticeable aspect of the sentencing was the amount of support Vivanc;o received Not only was most of his family qttmg in attendance, Vivanco had numerous letters from fellow school officials and commuruty leaders who asked the 1udge to Friday, >\ugu$t 6, 1999 9 impos al ser sentence. Rev . .Joseph RobDldid of .S Joachim Church m Costa Mesa, where Vi1r nco w a pansbloner, called the former vice principal •a good man• and said that he doe.s- , 't deserve to be ptmished any more. • Vivanco's former . ecretazy, Ruby Woodard, who worked for him while he was employed as a foreign language teacher with the Newport-Mesa Unified Scfl.ool Distnc.1, believed her friend was remorseful and a changed man. In all, 14 letters were subnutted from school offtciaJs -some on district letterhead -pledging theu-support for Vivanco. Deputy District Attorney Matt Murphy verbally clobbered the defendant and his backers m bis ~ dosing dtQ\J.ffientS . "These teachers (wbo wrote letters) put theu personal relation-. ships above the sacred oath they take to protect ow children.· Murp,hy said. "A man who cheats on his wife and has babies with another woman lS the true deftrution of a bad faUm-. He' taken advantage of girls for his own satiSfaction. It's disgusting .• VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY • VOLUNTEER DfRECTORV runs pen- odically In the Daily Pilot. If you'd like Information on getting your organiza- tion li~ed, call (949) 574-4228 FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH UBRA~Y USED BOOK STORE Volunt<'cr are needed to staft the book tore located just ms1de the entrance of the Cen- tral Library. Volunteers mu t be members of the Fnends of the Library and are asked to work one three-hour hilt per month. For more mtorrnation, call (949} 759-9667. GIRL SCOUTS Gui Scouts of Orange County needs volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, ser¥e on spe- cial conumttees and give lec- turns, demonstrallons or dass- es. For more information, call (714) 979-7900. GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to oUer educational and enrichment opportunities for girls and bo)'lii. For more irilormabon, call (949) 646-7181. HUMAN OPTIONS The orgaruzation shelters, coun- sels and educatel> abused women and children. It is look- ing for "Y.Plunteers to help run its Classy Seconds thrift store at 462·B E. 17th St., Costa Me::.a. Duties include sorting dona- tions, dlSplaying merchandise and sales assJStance. For more information, call (949) 631-4696. HOSPICE SERVICES ' Volunteers are needed to visit and assist home-bound hospice patients. No special expenence is reqwred, traming is provided. For more mfOrmation, call (800) 334-7859. JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed for Pro-. 1ect Caring which proVJdes sodalization and cultural exi>e- riences and Shabbat and holi- day celebrations to the Jewish residents and others at Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa. Volunteers will ·adopt" a facility to provide prognunnung of Jewish content (o the resi- dents on a monthly basis and will be reqwred to take a TB test and fingetprinting background check For more information, call (714) 44 5-4950. . ' 0 I 10 Fridoy, Augu't 6, 1999 - -' ,! (] Newport Beach/Costa M~so Doily Pilot· NQlEBOOK . . Eagles' '99 football schedule ........ • • Fri. Slpt. too... I • ~ 7 • fri., Sept. 17 ...... * '" 7 •Fri .• ~i.-..... ~, • Fri , Oct. 1 • as t r'M • OCQ. 1 • Thun.. Oct. 7 • M-w.r '9t OCC). 7 NdlC CJliW> ...... • M. Oct. ,, • a.-• OCQ. 7 • Ptt~ Oct. u ............ oc:Q, 1 • M., oc:t. lt·O...•-tilOCQ.' • M., NGiw. I· Mt 7' I ft4 ................. ,,.,, •'lhn..Naw.11•CSt Jlt ..... 7 Dgj'r Pilot :f ' Sailor in high scnool, as a World War II flyipg Sailor, with roots , whlcli have taken on bis~ric proportions. DON r.ANrttl IJ .. Dift "°' ' arks McClellan, the '39 arbor High varsity grid nter, drew extensive prai.fc and recognition from the Navt during World War fl for heroic acuon flying Navy Hellcats during firebombi.ng operations in the South Pacific. He and his older brother, Rollo, Class of '38, were We-long friends of the late Coach Richard Spaulding, who coached Newport football in 1938 and 139. After the 1940 spring season ended, Spa\Jlding went to Fullerton JC and the McClellans followed. Sparks, who also played basketball in prep days, enjoyed the unique years in football with Sports CCL L __ ' Newpo~ Harbor many outstanding teammate , 'IWo of the m, quarterback George Mlckelwait and end Frank Sheflin, w0re named to the second team, All-Southern Ca.Iifonua, in 1939. Spaulding ometime had a tem~ and wa known lo grab some object and tear it apart. Sparks recalled one day when the coach brewed about some · tssue and grabbed a leather chln strap a.nd tried to tear it apart. The McClellans always enjoyed the humor that came from Spaulding in his Sparks McClellan Trouble was, it ctidn't work, but Spaulding Newport coaching days. It was once reported that I gave it every effort before failing. The '39 team was a rugged L ouUit It held three nviilil scoreless SOm~ of the def ens1v names that unpr~ Sparks were freshman tackle Harold Shefiin, tackle War6 Sherman, Oscar Norberg, Don' Donaldson. Wes Peterkin, Ted·Finster, Edward Plink and Juruor Wilson. Sparks also earned long and high regards for the Ja1e Ralph Reed, who served as the Newport dthletic director for many years. Sparks and others labored hard in the '80s to celebrate the •. DailJ.PiloL flfMt SPORI S HA11 OF FAME a:L£8RATING 'TI'fE M M high school gym being nllllled after R d, and orgariized a Wide, pr<>gram thol drew many old friends. ln time, SpPik.s orgdJUZcd the Ralph K. Reed goU toumament to raise thouc;ands of dolldrs to promote the Reed Memorial Scholarship fund. Sparks McClellan, one ol the origmals at Newport Harbor, a World War II hero and a true Sailor for 60 years and more, J01115 the Daily Pilot's Sporu Hall of Fame, celebratmg the mille.nitiwn. I Pu8UC NOTICU I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBUC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES ( PUBUC NOTICES • 8SC8589 NOT1Ca °' T1'lmlll'S bate Code sectJOn 9100 autnonty Will be granted MASTERS ol c:atdOfl'ol All PAYABLE AT Oellned It\ sectJort 7058 ol NOTIIE OF PETITION Mi ... No. -*1ocm&7 The 111ne lor hllno dallnl unleu an interested per-A PETITION FOR PAO-THE TIME Of SALE ~ 1111111 the Cat.torn1a Business TIAOMINISTER "'** -~ NA'TXJN. Wiii noc exp.re before lour son hie• an objection to the BATE has been hied by 11!11 Ind rmw .. held by • as and Pr048SSIOl\I Code, fie TATE OF· WIDeAIW ~ months from the hearing pelltlOn and showl good DORIS B MASTERS In Trust• .n thM r• ·swOl*1r 1pec1al1ty contractor 8 RY p. SMITH • Ma 'HMO YCU Ne IN date llOliCed above cause wny tile coun 1tiould the Supenor Court of C811· 11111111c1 111 Said Countr ano awarded the Contrad lor CA NO. A19'162 ~r_~ ~ YOU MAY EXAMINE tne nol gr9nt lhe aulhollty lomla. County of State dncrmlcl as folowl Loe this Woni shaQ ftself con· ,.,. .....-,....._!.!...,_.,_, -h•kept..bythe~ll~ AHEAAJNG onthepeb· ORANGE. 18cnBloet8ofR~ol &lfOC1 a meionty of the- '0 •IT heirs. t>enen-l.N.DS v{JIU TAKI! ACT1QN are a pe'50tl Interested In 110l'I ...... be held on THE PETITION FOR Sedlon I cl Balboe lsllnd In lht WoOI. IO acx;ordance with ct~net, creditors, cont· TO MJIEICI YCXM ""°"" the estate, you may hie AUGUST 26, 1999 at 1.4S PROBATE requests that Qty of ~ 8elCh illS the provu.oons ol C8hlomaa lnQent crecltlort, and per· lltTY, IT MAY• ICU> AT A with the court a AequeSI lat pm In Dept L73 locatecl at DORIS B. MASTERS b6 s11cMf1 on a Map reoorded 111 Bus1ne$S and ProfesslOl'IS son1 who may otherwlM 11\aJC UL.I. P YOU Special Notice (form OE· 34 t The Ctty Drtve South. appointed as personal rep· Bool! e Page 30 M~ Code Section 7059 be lntefested In the wlll or am:> M EXPlMATION C# 154) ot the filing ol an In· O<ange. CA 92868 resentatrve to administer Maps r1C01dl of said Oninge All Work must be com· e$tat.!t__or bOlh, of. ne NAl\N C# 'THI~ ventory and appraisal of IF YOU OBJECT to the the estate ol lhe decedent County Tht S1rHl 9dctea OI pleted within 180 con- BARMT P SMITH Cl!m»IOI lllNH$T YOU, estate assets or of a11y granting of tha petlUon. you THE PETITION requests attw common dellgnatlOll ol tl\t secu11ve days Time ts of A Pi;TITION FOR PAO-"tOU IHOC.l..D CCH1'ACT A pe11t1on or acoount as should appear at the hear· lhe decedent's Will and real PIOC*IY l\tr"lllllOYt the essef'ICll Failure to BATE has been llled by UWYa On Auglllt '171 provided In Probate Cod4 iflg and state your ~ec· cod1clls,llany.be~m11ted dascftbld•'Pll"P0'11dtob• 211 complete the WOik within N~N W SMITH aka 1• It 2:00 N, Nal1tWI:,,... section 1250 A Aequeat tlon1 or hie written ec· to probate. The Wall and Agalt Avenue Baboa Island the time set forth hdrein will N~a. WAL TERMAN Moc'DIOI 11rY1c1a, Inc., a fof Special Nolice fQml ls tlOns with the court be ore any COdteils are available ea Tiit under54Qntd ditclams result In the lmpos1tl0n of s~m~ In the Superior duty ~..., Tl'Ullllll available from the coort the hearing. Your ep· lor examination In the Ille all taablbty lor any inconlciness liquidated damages for C~rt ol C81llomla, County unclet deed ol tn.llt clleld cte~. pearance may be In person kepi by the court. '" said stteet adcten or other eacta day ol delay, an the of ORANGE =1m .......S ~ At1omey for the or by your attorney THE PETITION requests c:cmmon destgnation Said salt amount set tonh 1n the "In· 'f'HE PETITION FOR W Molnlfo, Diane Petitioner: IF VOU ARE A CREDI· auth0f1ty to a<jminlster the W1t1 be 'MlllOUt warranly txprtS1 lormaUon lor Bidder,·'. PROEio'TE requests Ulat -~. f8CDfded Donald E ftf9u• Jr. TOA or contingent creditor estate under tl\e tndepend· Of lf¥lllld regarding ~11• pos Each bid must conform N~CN W. SMITH be ap· MIY 20, 1-=t aa ~ SBN 173s,4 ' ol the deceased, you must ent AdmlnlstratlOrl of Es· SUSIOll or otl\tr 111Cll'llbrancts and be responsive to the l>QfntM as personal repre· No. ~10 In IDI* -Holden • Fergus, An A• Ille your dalm with the tales Act (Thls AuthortlY to satisfy tl\t urc>lld obhgahons contract documents. Eactl ~tatiwe to administer the ,. _d the amdll NCOtds aoclatJon of Attomeya court Ind mJll a CQPY to the will altow the personal rep· sec:waa 11y said Daiei al Toni blddor shall submit, on lhe estate bf the decedent CIC V. ,......,.., aftllca d 500 N. State College personal representative rasentatrve to take 1 many """1tl 111111tst and oCh• sums as lonn fum1shed with the THE. PETITION requeS1• Orange CowllY. Calroml.a, Blvd., st .. 780 appointed by the coun actions w1th0ul oblam1ng p<0>oded 1t1er11n p1us adwlces cootraci documents, a t S1 the demdenl'a Will and WILL E.L -AT PUa.IC Orange CA 11286&-1607 within lour months from the cour1 approval. Before ~ anr l!leteundlr ind IRl•1$1 of the proposed sut:>con- cqdlcilt 11 any, be admitted AUCTION TO THE tlQHEST PUblls~d Newpolt Beach· date of the flral issuance ot taking cenain very 1rnpor· thereon ana plus ten c:ll&lgn tractors on thiS protect as to probate The Will and ...,.. Jor calf\, °' ~ Costa Mesa Daily Pilot letters as provided In Pro· tanl actlons, ttowever, the anae~pensesol t.,. Trust .. and req\Jired by Iha Subletllng arty CIOdlClls are avatlable W• c::hec* (dr8Wn and pry-July 30 Augusts 6 111911 bate Code •ectlon 9100. personal representauve ol 111e trusts crutld by said and Su1>con1raet1ng Fair IOf exem;nation In the file *' • '-..,. d ** In · ' f'lho29 The wne for filing claims will be required to give no-OMO o1 Trust The IOlal amount PraCllC8$ AC1 Government kept bV the coun ~ morwy d the Ur-. Wiii not el(plre bel0<e lour lk:e to interested persons of salCI obllgations 11111e •~ a1 Code Secilon 4100 et seq ~-~f'.ETTTION requests -• apedftld In MQ. <>'2 AlpM: f 84~ Trume months from the hearing uniess they have waived '""* ~1'°" ol lhlt Nola rs Eacll Bid shall be accom· a~u"""' to administer Iha Oon 11CIZ d 1ha ~ S.. fli90&A TN*a S-. l.N date nolleed above noooe or coosented 10 lhe ssoe.s• 71. NOTE Tht pamed by a cert•laed at 1$1ate4.1ndaf the lndepeild· Com~ 411 the NDf9' fftM'll 714.673-1965 ..._ cl Trume's YOU MAY EXAMINE the proposed actJOO.) The an-opelli11g bid It TrvAie't hit ~h .. l's check°' bid bond ent Mnlrutrauon ol El· -.nca to the County s.. '1bl n ., dllad "* 1 lite kept by the coun II~ dependent admll"llSttallOn • i,. i... 111111 1111 totll 1n an amount not tess than tates 1'c:I. (Thl.t A.ulhottty ~ 100 CMc car.-~ a 'llllll L.-i are a peraon Interested in aulhooty wall be g,.nted oWld. Oa:ld 071211t999 RtM ten percent (l~•)oltt>e 10- wll allQW the personal rep-• DrM w.t. a.a Ala. dmd Fen.y t t911t U.. the estate, you may Irle unless an Interested per· RMncbl Corporaton 1 ean. tat bid pnca payable to the reeenlatlYI to tak• many CA al rtgfC. tllla and .,__ ,.,., -. -*" io ~ yo1 with the coun a Aeque'1 '°' son hies an ob,ectaon to the fomla CQfPOfllon, as Trus!• Dtstnct as a guarantee 11\al actaona Wllhoo1 obaening CIOn'W')llld to and now rWd PlfC*1Y. 11 mar bl di • • ~ Special Nola (form DE· petition and shOWS good By Bruce R Ben1ey Ptlllldtnc lh• bidder, 11 lta proposal 11 cdun approV11I Before ~ • W.W _, Died d ... 1)QI,,_,91 ~ c1 t54) ol ltl8 111.ng or an In· cause Why the coun should 17291 IMM Blvd Su~• 2&2 accepted, shall promptly talooo C911aln WHY impor· ll'Ull In 1ha folowtrla • ,. ,..,,_ a1 h00Mdl111& ventory and appi;aisal of not grant Ille author'rty Tust111 Ca 92780·1QJO (SEAi..) execute the AgtMment. tant actlOl'ls, however, the aatbaa ~ ..._. In lll9fllt ,au. ~ ciontld 1 estate assets °' ol any A HEARING on the pell· T~ (71')573-7"0 FAX furnish a sallslactory personal representative the lfCnMld COWiey and ~,-1:...,, 1111 petition or account as Uon win be held on (714)57).7437 Trusties Sate Faithful Performance Bond w.i be ntQUtred to give no-...., ,_.. 1: Uni 2 ~ 10 1999 • 1JOO' AM provided In Probate Code AUGUST 26, 1999 at 1 45 Information (62&) 660-~32 1n an amount not tess than liQe to Interested persons c.lllld an Let 1 d 1nct No. :' *°"' ot lhl'll;p)i.. •.. sec1lon 12SO A Request p.m In Dept. L73 IOC8ted at -~com C3011S7 7fYJ one hundred percent ut)less they have watved .,.,.. and more CAA14lnQ t; entry ID tit~= fat Special Nolfce loon Is 341 The City Drtve South, Ml tJU t999 (100%) ot the total bid notice or consented to the ...,... In _, Died d C.... :o,'.,.11 E. ....__ 1.w available from the court Orange. CA 92868. price lumish a Payment .Proc><>Md achoo ) The In· 'n\ilt. 121 UdO Plrtl Drtlle ... _.,_, • dertl IF YOU OBJECT to the BSC 8632 Bono tn an amount not less ~pendent admlnlstrahon Unit ...,1~8-:h. CA ~ CA "* .. sic-" °' Attorney for the granting ol the petition. you Public Notice than one hundred percent e"thortty will bo g111nted .-S.""' 104m "'-•pinuntDNwmsoftro. Petitioner; should appear at the hear The annual return ol thO (100%) of tha total btd unless an lnterelled per· undlrllgned nu.. ~ C*lsl aMIW'tll oan6llaN 9ld Thomae 8. Gurett, Eaq. Ing and 5tate your obje<:· Marg1t1...E Murdy Found•· pr 1 c e. and I urn I'S I\ son lilea anob,ectlon to Ille dlllm8 llfY 11-.v fOr llfY ,_...,. tmDdld °' ~ 4 ChHdleL Garrett • 11ons or hie written objeC· taon ls'l1vallable, IH the ad cel\1hca1u ovtclencmg lhat pet111on end shOws good lnconlldl-d h .._ 1911 •...,,,,....numbs 2208, Heaton, L P lions w~lh the coun before dress l10ted beiOw, for 10• the required Insurance Is In C11tJS6 wny ltle oourt shoutd ~ and C10W common cl Olall rards cl Or91gl 4041 MacArthur Blvd., the heating. Your ap· specuon dunng normal effect tn the amounts set nql grw11 the authooty. ~ f ~ .,._, Oully. c.lb"lll ~ Uln Sle. 380 pearance may be in person . bus•MSS hOurs. by any tooh an the general condt· A HiAAING on lhe petJ· ,_. I.tel .... Wll bt O*cDll. U.O.. • ~---' Newporl Beach, CA or !)y your attomey citizen who 50 reqUMts hons In the event ol failure bQn wll be held on INdl, ._. ...,... __,. W"8I "'* 1111 ~ D11n-ll2l60 IF YOU ARE A CREDI-within 180 daY$ alter pobll· \o enrer into Ille contract AUGUST 26, 19" at 1 :<lS °' ....,.cy, ...,....., °' ~ A-11 1..-i, ~ Published Newport Beech· TOA or conhngeni creditor c:atlOrl 01 this nota ol 119 and execute the requtred pm in Dept L73 located et ..,...... ,..... tllla. on Ftll\llry 3, 1999 • cloicunN Costa Mna Da~y Pilot ol the deceaSed. ~ must avaitabthty doc:urnants such bid se 30•\rrc1 The, ~!'Y112D..'!,"! South. C::I _ .. _or,,_= ~~~!.. ~ August 2, 6, 11. 19" flte your ciaim With the cneaa e, Garrett & c:IJflty wtll be forfeited The ...,., ....., .,..., ..-• ....,._.,. __ ~,, -M580 oour1andmailacopy1oth8 Heaton U.P Faithful Performance BOl)d F OU OBJECT lo the ~ awn d the~ ID-*'! 1367 d tie ----------• peraonet represental~ 4041 MacM.hllf Blvd i>hall rema•n In luQ lllfce grran!ino ol the petition, you d ~ .:r-:= O!ll Codi d .. S• d. c..r. Flctltioua BualneH =r ~~rom CX:OtiZ Ste 360. and arted inrough the ~~ 8PJ:: ~";8=hear: --.on,•~ In u6d ~ ~:::: w:..:: Name Statement date ol the rirst Issuance ol Newpon Beach. CA 92660 cranlee perrOd as speo-~ YOtJ NI In Oefd T~ S. Ho I~ lml llOns or Ille written • nc*(•~ .,..., r ~ .. U'*d 511111 II "l1t. tit The loltowtng persons tetlets as provided in Pro-The contad pe19on 11 l8d In Ille genel'Jl cones.-lJndef A Deed Of TNS1 '*' 101~ Ordlf ,., 1....,., 11 , .. _ -·11 ...... n-undlf V. lllWml d the d-9 -... -rt .. ...._ ~ are OolnO bUS1n8A u ba'-,........._ ...-9100 C. Tuc:ker Chead ' 1~e DISTRICT rese..,.s Dated 1CW7196. Un6aM You OO&B10 '**-ol T~& S. -~ ... .....,.. ..... .,.. al "'-llilln!ll oll ........ ·-_,, ~ M c; c 0 N NE LL' s .. .....,.,.. ...... aon Telephone (94!1) 833·1066 '" ••• Y<11 RrtcWa.llnilr1Dladd the hilaring Your IP· ~ d ... .._ Pftll*'J ..,.,,, a CREAMERY of' SANTA The time lof f1~ da,•ms PUbll!hed Cltwpon Beech· ~. ngorl'll IOIO rawaiect ..!°!nor~.~ ~T.U ~ .!!_ ~ ~°: TMI dllld IM3f1990 ~ or by ~r anomey. .-CA t21521 • ..et fl8 "--'• ~ •• momt\S from the neanng "' r""'•lant•es Of lnlormallties Public • °"' ,_""" r-,_ Sell your extra household Items In CLASS I Fl ED Call 642-5678 ~ra.neemaybetnperson :-::T::-en!: 2~F'.-Aw.OS a.Mia ........... ,215..,estBircn w noc el(plre before our COsta Mesa 08 .... Pilot ........ , ... -"'I • ..,._If y,' ............. •--·~&tall ID~-· IF VOU AAE A CREDI· ~.!!L.,tl!lld-~---.... ,.,._ d ............. St, Sulla C, Bin. CA Auguste, 1999 k;'8ny bids Of 1t1 !Ile OtO-~Of The N.nn ~.c-.,.. ••p.ec .. _ _._ --!2 ..---"__..,'° 92821 dalenotioedabove F038 "ng -.... _ ~ • •-•nmd.i----d •---------TOA or cont~I creditor -S.S ~ 11 ...._ ~ YOU MAY EXAMINE the ",. "" , ,_ ~-r--.--· r---~""'1!~""' ..... ol tile deceased. you muit :::= ..-"1gull. t, = • l.hl0-5 bl I c{t'id u~ ., S ~ F Enterpnses, Inc· le kepi by the coun. If you NOTICE TO A5 rBCllJlred bY Section 'You YOtJ Should A .. ,,..... cl ,. ~ rr hit your daim with the ........ 1t_ • ~ -boclk '81. 111g11 ~ n1 • Tht (CA), 30802 Bel!• Maison, ere a Ptf'SOl'I Interested In CONTRACTORS 1773 o1 the car.lomia La· L.wyet Ts • 4Wl-ZGJ5 ..... ,a.i )Ill'~ m0111tf1 • oqurtandmatlacopytothe ~~...:=•·~ -ta)al.S~•allll LagunaNaguel,c:.f'.112677 the estate. you may lite CALLING FORBIDS bof Code. the Oirectorol Nrat1oe Of Tnm.e'a Sa&e -.,.On0111111-•1 00n.. P•rsonat repruen1a11ve -=-~~ .......... "CA"-== •al h MODfdlng of_,"" 11 Thi$ bustnKS 15 con· with the court a AequaSI tor sc:noor D1stnct the Department ol In· Deed Of Tn.a NotlCll Ol&rnie i-.u..,. .. ~ eppointed by the coun --· -·-doc:ted by • corporation Special Noeaoe (form DE· COAST COMMUNITY dU5tnal AAltalions ot the hefwbr v-INll Conaoli-llolQCMO ~ llW8I' ID SerrwlO II._ ______ ...... W• .. •n 1~ •r _,....hs from ........ (l1t) Me (ttt} 3'7· IUPQ1ld ID bl c.-W Ha .... ""'' staned doiN1 ) o1 f I I I S ca I I d R ,.._ ---"'--• ,_ 111 ..,~ ..,... '"""" ""' ,._ ......, ....._.. •• •--•. ., 15"4 the 1 mg o an n· COLLEGE DISTRICT late ot 1 om a has &· ~ wn• i--•--...-" IF1 VIEW dale ol lhe first issuance ol 17'21 • .._ Jlfcm'lltlan. 8Y: .,. nt ~ ~ ~ buSHllSS yet7 No vantOIY and appral$tll Of Bid Deedl•ne termmed the genarauv , A OMeloft al ~ ~ eq:Dl1lad t\1111111 "* nl PAC C letters aa provided In Pro-=-~¥-~= Ulrdel--~ ~ _ S & F Enterprt1&sl Inc.. estate assets or of any September 7, 19!19 at preva ling rates of waoes 1n Insurance C«npeny .. .......,. ID 0.0 d T,_ ,. MEMORIAL PARK bate Cod secilon 9100 --· ;& -., Sunl Ftynn, Preslden pe11tlon or account as J 00 pm the loealrty In which the , °' ••icceee« trvstee, ocrdld on ~19llO, • ll!Q\i-c M The time lor l11rng clalm1 ~-.Ml. ll:ID tlblly ""'•co•actl-cl.. Thi statement was filed provided in Probate Code Place of Bid Receipt Woli. Is to be performed 11.lOatlluted 1tw1ee ....... u-NII 9Q.J04988 Bed. P..,a al emetery • ortuary DI I .... ,c I 1------------1 .... ~ lfld °"* ODlM!CI' With the County Clerk of ll 1250 A A t c I .--·-.......... .. .......... .. .. Chapel • Crematory w not exp re"" ore our BSC 8588 ~ 11 "'f< ltlll'llll'I ,_, 0 ,.""'" Coon1v on 7•13.911 sec on . eqves Office of Dlrec:lor or oplee o these wage rate '° the Deed al Trwt ... -~ 11 ,,,_..,. mcmtt\S lrom the heartng ......._ ..._ • ··..-1·~7 ..... 103 lor Special Notice form is Purohasl~, Coasl COm· delermlnatrons, enulled ~,.,_ ' MM> Rlcadlr cl ~ O:u!ty 3500 Paaf1C\llew Drtve date noticed above NOTICE OF PETITION ,,.. 111a.a.,. lflldla. bA _...,. .,......, "" ii bl I the D PREVAILING WAGE ..._.._._ Cnw1 B "'OU M•Y EX""'INE t"n TO ADMINISTER ~ or WTWll)' l9gSdlng Daily Pilot July 18, 23, ava 8 e rom court munt1y, oltese l!>tr1ct, • A ' '---·-_.., Newpart each "' ,.. ~ .... 8 11911 F012 clertl. Bldg ·o~.137 MamsAv-SCALE. are mall'lt81118d II Md r.conted Oft Hlr'lln9I MllVl9nldlllll!IM. 644·2700 tlte kept by the oour1 II you EST A TE OF: llllt. pcwi, °' ll'CUlft-30• Aug • 1 Attc rney for the enue. Costa Mesa, CA lhe DISTRICT olllce lo-1w1e.w • insU TMl!lt, Ho1n1 S..,. d ,,,__ HJll•------· ar'p a peraon 1ntereated In HERBERT HENRY = !_ ':!:'r: r:o: STATEMENT OF Petition«: 92628 ca1e<1 at 1370 Adams HMl9052e119 d Oft'lclaJ a, FA a 8aNblry .e .. • PIERCE W11IEIS IN! estate, you may file HASSIS "' ABANDONMENT OF Patm1erl, Tyler, WltMf, Project tdenttllcation Ave • Costa Mesa CA Records In the dlloe al the s,UiAo aDall ID .. .._. lliddlr wlltllheoour1aAequestlor CASE NO A198155 _...~ WiPlld '-:;-al USE OF FICTmOUS Wllhelm & Waldron LLP Name Orange Coast Col· 112626. Phyaoeal Facft.tes CoUnly Recordet al (bnge tarC9111 Cllltllt1d.ct"'-tbr aaJ.llOADWlY ~~l ~,Jf~~n~: To all h~rs, beneli· ~IDbldt-:.-s.....:: BUSINESS NAME =·~~~s) ~1 M Annex, Bid No :an~~ :"~:.:r:.~~ ~~:i'oJ::i; ~;.':"ar~= Mort=t~ ventory and appntisal ol Clarles, creditors, cont· .-...S Olllll. ....,_.IN Th• following pt'900(5) 2gc)3MalnSt.,Ste.1300, Pla<»Bldaereonflleanc:t upon request Tiie Con· andflectiofttoSel"*-""'°'-or•c:f.iiS-tir11M11 .. tale asseta °' ol any lngent c:red•tora, and per-..,.._ • ,. 11n19 al nM1 has (haY•l abandoned lfMi Irvine, CA 9261' ava•lable at Olla ot the tractor w• post a copy ol det recorded on 04/lCWI .. 01 ...,... lfld 1:91 ~ 110 8roadWay ptlltlorl or account u IOfll who may ortlerwlSI ~al ,. "*-cl S.. • \JM of the flctjtlOIJS bull· PIJt>llSNd Nawporl Beadl· Phyaical Fac:Ul119f Coorol-this dOc:umant at eadl )Ob ..., 1811CD1.m al Mid _.. ~ ar .-igs Co8ta M..a pftNldecl II\ Probate Code be it\llteSted In the wlll 'f ~lt.61149 .,..... _. be II nesa name Costa Mesa O<lily Pilot nator, Ardith Richy, Coe.sl 1111 The Contrac:IOt ""' Ollkial Recxitda ,._. Sel on tin~ 11 -*ill 5!02 al 642-9150 ~ 12so A Requeat esta1e, or both 0 C8llll ar • Cllflilr1 ct-*'*-.JW Roofing, 2nsa Senta August 2. 6, 9, 1999 Community College Dis· any subcotllrac:tat undet 11 ,..,,.,..7,. Ill 130 Pm AA tM 111 .....-GOdt .w IMhNlll tor Si-aal Notice rorm II HERBERT HENRY on a am Of~ ... cl-* Marganca Part!way, •232. MS81 tnc:I, 1370 Adams Ave . &hall pay not less than lf\e ,_, . • avadatll• lrom Ille ooun H~s;'Jmoo FOR PAO-ct..i on• -111 llldilrll... Misslon Vaejo, CA 928111 F1ctitlous Buslr\•H ~ ·o , Costa J.4eM CA epectflld pieva llng ,.," ol nol'lfl '"'"' .......__ '° °" .------------------. ~~for ttle BATE hes been tiled bl :: :. ~-= nat;!: :f'.:: t:U::: Name Statement (7~g:i~e~ri HEREBY = ~ :! =~ ~ g:"Y ~· w!:. !!~Qltlf:.L,P•TIKY ~~~~~SI ol 5~102 __." ~ ... ~~. WU tiled In 0tanoe County a,!h'~~~ GIVEN 11\al the eboVe· Ille Contract ~ ~ .. ~ ~"': ..,,...nAEL .. CaI.tomia r-~-... of ----.., "" -on 7·10-97, f!'ILE NO. HOU N"iLs named School Olilrac:t ot No bidder (NIY w.lhdraw -.. ... ....,._ M=u.M. ESO. ..... ....... Ge' """"'H' ,_",. si.a1 C11tme. n. 11197372674' "" • "-""""' ~Y ea 1om1a ~bid 1or a J:>eriod or sixty '°' ~ ~ 1111e 11me S NE ~ i...dtwmtnEloanlD ~Walk.tr, 2'7~ 2l8E. l11h$i/111.Cos\a ;d,~by~'trvoogti 1 }daysalt•lhed.ile$81 ~ ..... ift~fftONJdlle A ANOE, ESQ. p~~ETITIONll F~ _. .. dlll:rilalil ~ -Cabeza, Mission VlejO. CA Mesa Cahfomia 92627 Go\llrnang Board lleretn the opel"'19 ol bodS Ul'*d si.eeJ el rtaN. '*'· S8N 1 l<A y MAAG~ HASSIS ..crdld C11 M9U1 24, 1• • 112691 Ellen Kim Luu, 13232 alter referred to as '1>1S· A payment bond shall be and lnlefe.a. ~ _, Wld ~ BRIDGE AVE., be appointed 81 pel$008I ......,. iuMs 9t-215853 11 This buline&I la con· ~~ ~estminster. TRICr wilt rec:etve up to, required pnor to elC8C\rtlOn naw he6d ~ I under Mid PALO AL TO, CA e.uot representatNI to adm1t11S· ,. olloll ICll'dl of Or91gl ducted by' an lndlvtdUal TNa buslneu Is con· but not later than the ol the contrae1 and Shal be DMd d Tn.a In the llfopeny ~~~·c:'1~eech-\ed.!.,. lhe1 estate Of the dece-~ ~ t!; ~ ~':a~n:'~":'u filed duded by an lndMdual ~-r.tated tttneOr Haled ~~~~!~an lht ::-..: ~ ~ July 30, AUgust S, 8, 1999 -TH·E PETITION n1q·-sts u.c 11300 w ~ ~ With the County Clert< ot Have you started doing 9 'f lhe •~rd 1 c::;· Pursuant to Section Iowa-.•.,.,,. fullit dewwwltlad FTh028 the cleeedenl'I Will'"' and 800 Loe~.....,.~ 90084 (ltO) Orange County on 7/f 4199 businer.s yet? No ll1IC:,.: lht prOjtCI • 22300 of Illa Public Con· on aid deed of tMtt apn 7N800 1"M7"211 Ellen Kim Luu ~onst~IJon of 8 000 tract Code, the Qonti'ae1 wiq <l27·1M-12 W II Mlino fl ... w 8 I oodt0ll1 II any, be admlt1ed 4 K.Mnl ....,, Da"l Pilot July 23, 30. Thi statement was lal8d s~re foot .... 1k11n~ ' c""taln provisions per· -...... ..._ 1e· TM liiUVOUI ua nH• to probate The Wall end T~Sltlt Pt2XJ5 7fl0 """ 11'19 County Clet11 of "" ..... ,........,_., --· N•tne Stawment any oodlcd1 are evaftable 116Wt8 Au~ r-.13, 11199 F023 Ora ,..__ 2 "9 ere wlll be• F ($501 m.111ng tti. auooesslul btO-..., ...,.... 8lld alMt The following persons lor examination In the file ------------• Flctluou.a Bu 1iw1 nge """''1~1062 non·relundabl• paymen der to sut:i1Mu~ ~ntles corNnOI\ dealgnallb1. I.,.,,, art doing bullfl8SS 11 kepi l!Y the coun 8SC 8594 N9me Sta .. ment DallV PilOI A,ug II 13 20 required IOI ead\ aal ol bid for 11ny mon1e1 Withheld by al lhe ..... ~ ~ ~etlreSmafl , 34' 84 THE PETITION requesta NOTICE OF PETITION The followlng persons 27 1IJ99 ' F04S CIOCUments Checttssttoukl thl Dtatnct to ansufl per-allowe It purpoMd '° i.e. cout Highway. suite all1fl0flty to eclm•nlller tne TO ADMINISTER are c:lol=l>Ullneaa •• • be made payable to Coest fOlmtince under the oon )1.,_. ~ /we . eo.i. 82321..Rana .-o1n1, C.ltlor· e11ate under Iha lndepend· ESTATE OF: Big Dell, 8310 Pa· SS OldW No 64410 AP. Community College Oaa lrtc:1 MIU. Cl m21 T"9 undet· nia 11~..:8 .. ent AdmlniltratlOt\ of El· DONALO., E,,,. "'R cdlc Cou ~............... -.e31.21 Nola OI tnct. Each bid ubrmtteO W\,. =TNllM., c'e ,...,. "" IAdO ......... ,Ca ' , .... .._., r~-a .. ~ UllOll Deed of Bldt ahall be rlOl<vld in ~to !his Nolace llhal tOf,,,.,, lflOOI•..,.._ c::.r-i~ri.!:?' rz~~ :=i~!~i~~~~ CASE NO. A191187 ~ Cui1ta ChmttnMn, T;'You ';:;' tn Oalailll UncW ltll pllsce ldent1fiecl at>ow, con1at0. a. a bid 119m. Ide-tJ ttie ..,... ...._ aNt Dana Pofnt. Calllomla reMnl.atlve lo take many To all heirs, l>tnell· 1028 w. Balboa 19, Deed Cl TNll Oelad : and ll10&8 bid• ahAll be qual ihffllog, st1or1n11 ..., ciomrta1 drdlilNliOt1, J II= a ............................ 1a1n1.v. darl••. credltora. cont• ............. ,._ ....... 1 1 1....,. ,......._y .... r .... 1 apenld and pub!ldy read aoo bnidng or equillalent _ ..._.. '*-·'"""..., .,.......,_ "''"'"'' "" ·-"V credi .oo ............,, ..,. """"' _, ..,._ - -aloud at the abolle-sta•l.ld method, tor the~ =.:!.:....-~ -.--.. ........_ l'eilOfY 'f', McCIOskey, court 1pprov11 Btf0f9 lflglfll '°"· per· EdWFlrd Ate11naer Solll · Tofll'ol9cl Yw ~ • M.17 . ol Ill and •mb in lAlnchcJ __ .. "' ..,. -_. "Affordable AlternaHVe Discount Casket; Cremation& Burial Service Why hould you ubject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & service ???? Call Toll Frtt 1-888-5-'iWUT Sm111 Onlg! I SamaiJg to..lrics 851 ~ °'· 134, !ale.lot certain vary lmpor· sons who may octltlwtM ane. 9212 &lnrtdae br .. 8e$olldMAP~S811 llVOAJ 4i'r'~ Wllh the ana• o:n e111cevation .,_ d IM t•s • -Ne.-port Deec:tl •• C.iiiomla llNll actlc>na. hOweYlr, the be rnterated In the wllt ot H11nt1nglon Beacfi, C. Need All ~ Of Thi r\ • nl ........,_ -•-IO • cwed "' IN ~ to DI ._ ____________ .._ __ _ 926d0·~ perionat representative 111111. or both, ol: 112CW8 ......,. Cl The PtocMclltO ~rovt110n1 of CaltlOI' a .. ,.,.,., • ....., ..... ,,. 8P· • Thi& bullnau la con• w!11 be requited to .QIY9 no-OOHALO K EDLER Mlfty L)'l!n Notle, 140 E. ,,,,.._ You You ~ ~ .,~ ~~tr~ £00 1..! ~m_ete~ .---------_.. .... .._.._ ____ ""'"----------, dUded by co-peltnelt tloe 10 lnlereated pet90N A PETITION FOR PAO-~ St •II. Colla llCl A ~ ~TIC( ~s .............. ~. u... ..... ..... .....,..._ ..... ~ Have ~ staMd doing ~ !My have w""'8d BATE ha• bMtl llled by MHa, Ca 82e27 ~ . GtVEN 11111 Oii 1'8QU!!"N lhet tne bidlMt By_....... II. V9919, s J]r;{R]jl~G ~.....,No nolieltoroonHnt«fto"9 AlYCE L EDlER In lhe Chi':llfJotrnFmt, 1911n•il FllUIA• of ~N_.~ .. !4f~·,.~~· O__,J~' -~~ ~ ldlOfl~--.... .._..... Coult al c.lltor• ,.. St ....... --"-' .......... = ...... "' ......... . .......... _....._ .. ," ,.._., .. -.--... .,._ .... •• ................ l..::. ..... ,.._ -a .. .._wpot1 ~ • ...-....__.... ., -...,_,,.-·the Colege Dllrertd J'hll,,..ttmemw•• ~ raoon nia,~ORAHGE _.,.,.--.. __ --....... , .... _ ~ di lw ~·Cl9flt o1 aUltlOl1ty w.a bt gra"'8d THE ITIOH FOR Thia tMlf\MI le oon-CeAmr. 1" a. c:..r ~leeftM eo.... Mela NtwPOtt~~.. A M~W Ota19.tCOun1Y 1 on on&-6'1177"W'W unleu an lnteruteci per· PROBATE 19QUMta Nt duCt9CI by:• llmlled °"" •• ... a.a. ea. ....,...,......,., -,-11111"11Mn .son,.. .. ,.. oo1ee11cwuo N ALYCE L EDlER bt .,. pe"'*9tllp ._ '! :;:-:: Z! 1 , 1 .-ueuSH .August & · ~IS, H\ , bait Piiot"" le, 1.3. petlllor\ ancs 1ttows OOod p01n1ec1 .. Pl"°'*,... · ..... you*"" doil'9 c:.-.... ........_.._. •., 1tttanct.AuQult u tm F<m JO~S ''" FOt• ~ -"Y"" court lhou?d ~lo admlnlttet"" bU*WU ~ND ....... T -...,. WNJ( THROUGH F1CtMloue ••1rt ••• B US.lN~SS ~ ~ • _..._1 no. Dt'lnt lhe .. .--.. ..... ot fie ~I JofWI Ch1atel.., liil ID lie -al ... _.. Augllilt t8, t llt al HtOO ....___ II U F?Mt •"•" uw A HEAAING'onttle' peti• ntE PV!TlON NMMtta n9 1t1'1rT1111• w tied .... 11 ......-.... Q8ld ti aM .. <Mnoe Coat Cd ~...._..;. ·=-..... .............. lent lion Ml be held on ltl9 deeldenl'I Wll llf\d wlll l'9 Counly a.iti of TlllFll _... br --la9' ~ 9r1d ep. ··~---•:-~~-~ AUGUST 26, 11tta11 •S ~·""·bt~ ~eountwc.i..,... """'-"'**Oh ........ 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Gl EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 22 HOUSES/CONDOS fOR SALE IRVINE TURR ROCK low91t price Open Slt·Sun H • 12 MJrylOO home WI Summcl All I 5t>l5 3 5ba 3 lrplcs. newly bu"1 ,., nttta •fwrtl1l't 111 lltlt 1995 3 car gar. aprox ~551 Hftl'l'tr II "'fed It lllt Fiii · of IN ~ Pegt 949-632·5n3 lrtl ftlt Httr1lae ~1 ti IMI 11 • - ll•ltNM Wllklt rn1k11 II 1Mte1I • • It lllwtt11U "HJ •rtltrUCI, llmlttllu " "url111laatlt• '"'" 11 race , ulor, 111te1en. SH, ll1"41Q,, 11mlll111111n or tallon•I "'•'·· DI .. lt1ltAllOt1 10 mah •RY 1we' '"''""~'· llmiQllH or lll1e1lml1111to• Tllll •••• ,.,., •Ill 01 k1tWl119lf Uctfl Hf l .. trllst• mut ltr 1111 ettalt whlc• 11 11 wtolallN 111111 I•• Our 11111111 art •tr••Y lwlor1111ll 11111 111 •••"'••\ ••••rt11111 11 1•11 • ...,.,., Ill ttllft"I .. 11 ..... ""'1••"' '"'' ,, Cllll· ,1111 ti lllmlmllllllH call HUD ftll lrtt 111 ...... 14 ISM ft! Hit Wnllllflol OC m1 pltm nit HUO ti ut 35te 1 MCMlrccoNoos OA SALE GENERAL SOLDll Showc1H Homes for S.i. In our S1turd1y R11I Eet1te Supplement! Homes of the Week Dlsjllay Ad" Slart al Just S75' [)ee(jjnf! IS Tuesday al SPM ()p6ri HOUie lJSlllY,jS S 1 ~· Oeadltne Thursday 5PM K Pays to AdvertiN In the Best Local R .. 1 Eltlte Section CALL TODA'tll LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 t NOOSES/CONDOS FOR SALE COftONA DEL MAR l u , Looldnl tor a OUpl .. or T,.._1, Spedallzlng In COM Ctlril Ectwwd1, Ant E1111n Prop COM 14 .. 31~1209 Olb cbii OPEN SUN 12-4 '32 HUii Dr, Oen Vu On C'fll 1 I* 10 bch 1mmi1c: Cottlge 1bf 1 5tl9 trpC-s 769 000 At/. 94~ 759·9070 iAVIHE ffiRACE updated 4bt. 3 1111 ba 2 IMng .,.., tonn din 3000ll. lustt W1d m Ownef $829K S849K tlluo#ll IPl'4 9•9 700.6080 :r oo 0Ci111 vltW :IBr J8a Accell IO~ galod be;lcl\ large II yatCI, In pellecf COfld 79.000 °""'*IBroller 949-645-t256 Sf)Kiacullif a; U8a 1iOme l\11 tust DMrl completely ~ ln•lde & Olll For Prlv•• 8"owlng. Call Tom Slntoro • n "4'>'1.f1 oo. 24 HOOS~S/CONOOS FOR SALE LAGUNA BEACH 30802 S Coast Hwy OPEN Sal 24 Sun 25 resort llv walk 10 Lagoons & bchs AtcNlec mtg homes Up 10 3br Sl 26K !O $2451< NOi 1nctu~lve ol land tso Hacienda Homes Ron Cell 310 991·1150 OlflCtl 323·650-8950 OPEN HOUSE Sal/Sun 11-5 509 Alta VIiia, 3Br/3.5Ba Offtfed al S1 ,494,000 PeJ*ope Jonee ClaHlc RHlly. Otflce (IM9) 721·U4S Moblle 94M74-1907 26 HOUSES/CONDOS · FOR SALE • LAGUNA NIGUEL Laguna N19u.I 25121 SltlOna Opeo Sun 1 • 5 ' 3br 2 5l>a Soanng ceif s I rplc;, Niguel Ranch pnv award \lo<ln schoolS O'llfler $27!1K 949·363 8190 Mar1na Hiils 12 BERGAMO Open Sat Sun 12 .30·4 30 5 ~ br'~ 3 51><1 grt crty lrte vus F 11rm kv & clon gor k~ com poot spa IMI $589.900 S!&Yd • Ael'l\U 949·495·2092 ROI.UNG HILLS 25731 Arltngton Dr., OPEN SUN 1-5 tpaclou• 4br 3ba homt, 228911, c1th1dral ctll'• 3 car ;ar. $3~9,900 Tom egt IM9·240-8482 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH1 ARE YOU LOOKING for a luxury Condo 1tndef $3001< ~ lo &ti Mamf: V>oflt? Chris Ectwards Fut ESlates Prt>P co~ 949.399.9209 Dover ShorH Trust" Salt OPEN WED THUR. FRI SAT· SUN \? 4 • 406 Rigel C" 3tit (' . ~ 2 2Sba VI.I °' pl1k & t..tck bay 8k1 Cclop $6491< ~ ~ ~ Owno•r ''49-644·271 I NP CREST TWNHM 2 r ..no1e 10 t:K.h' 3bl 2 5bl conoo martlle, berber carpet •tmod End un•I Owner $289.000 949·63 I ·2111 BOA1 DOCK . View ON WATERFl'IONT UNDER S300,000 AGT. 94W723-t120 ONE FORO RD a Thunderbird Dr. R1>a<1y for tmrOOd occupan.;y 3br 3 Sba huOe ""'' bl on 151 ftr, Childlens bonu~ rm media rm 3 car gru NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED No metjow R005 Wiii CQr'op bkrs S 1.295 000 Own4:1 Du 949·729-0119 &eaullfUI 2Br condo encl IOc pro(l c'8C01a10d FP le gar woe pool & spe ttle rool $239 ()()() ~ 9491832·7573 AnxlOus se11er Gorgeou1 GoH Cour11 Condo 2 M$tr Sutes e•panded loft t 7 hole N 8 COtl1lly dlA> recM:ed 10 $3'.19 900 Ag! 94!1-640.6541 CASTAWAYS Vtrttage "'81'1 3 Model 11'181 4 300 sl, 481 4 sea Cllm W'OOd l10ot\. home once "'rsep en11y Nn Jordan. Rad!Old "'~9 699 1200 t 8iOC1110 the 8aach Lew f\111 rent! 0 A C get a lax adv8'11agi duplex 4clr garage, 1·3 & 2. •·2 & 2 two declcs, AQen1 S549K 279·S2S2 3Brli8a. Seher financing $469,000 Trtplett or Ju•I OM big HOUM $34S,OOO 291'11 Ba • 18' ;uaat unit. $369,000 Property House 949-642·3850' BLUFFS· 2 & 3 Bdim 1ln9i.le"9I•. a .. 11oc11lon1. 949-720-170t Bkr. BiOcvRMkoo OPEN SUN 12-4 1 c~ blaM • 2t1t 2bl WfO. 11~ PQOI. 2 car gar, By Owlltf $239K 949 631 ·2586 OP£H SAT.SUN 11-5 no VlSTA ... OERA RARE ANOll 1~SIUMlng btc~y ........ , llutf lot. l'flv ,....,. btcu wtfdiwnffl prt1arve, Highly remod. •br + den Ullt •Y Ownw ,..,. • 7t4-t3WS31 I 1°i:ALBOA Ill~ I BALBOA ISLAND 3000 sf Duplex 1" o So. S.yfront 2BriDe/I. 38a. prmg ·$3000/ mo y&a/t'f 949-752·2881 105 APTS BALBOA PEHtNSULA BA FRONT BLOG !Br IBa, Immaculate Freshly prunted, new caipet, Ille no pets n/ smkg. $895. 949·673 1943 BALBOA PENINSULA 2 Unha, 120 31th . • 2Br 1 Ba Collage • 3Br 2Ba Unit 4 Houses from beacttl Avt 913 Fuml\Jntum opllOllal Laundry. Parking. Galaga. Pahc>S. Deck, Garoeo $ t200·S2000lmo w1n1erlYeerly ne9 Appl 1·310.553·4227 109 APTS CORONA DEL MAA •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWNHOMES Starting al $1095/mo MOfllh 10 Month lease We are a pet communoly II blocks from beach 949-644-2611 2 BlOCt<S TO BIG COflONA Sh1rp • Clean 2br 1 ba, petlo. Walk to •hop•. 1v1lf now. St20Q(mo t4M73-55111 110 APTS I COSTA MESA • COSTA MESA'S BEST • Jun.or 1 bedloom and 1 beOroom also 2 be<lroOm 1 bath Quie1 g11ect community. POOi. tennis. easy access to heeway. beach & malls 714-557.0075 E'SIOE COUNTRY WOOOS 2BH Study 111 le>e!, Ip dflelo. 5kyll.. no pets 180 21S1 SI S11251mo 949'04~9~3 OI 9491646-1164 • 1& 1ea Upt•an • tp. elec gatt> intercom. !fw new pain!, carpoi1 S67S & good creot See Mgr vocado S1 •C·t01 bo- t~ 12 2Pm 949 642·9412 Rtlurblshed 18' 1 Ba Apl1 In galed comm Some w ~ Willk 10 ~r4161Ulllls 11om $678 · · $425 de90llt MAPLE APTS MM-42-1800 t 8f Dttatched Cottagt with patJO. near beacl1, Calr.dral c81Nng. fr~ stove Mov,.ln Special S69~ • oop 12mo tease 133 E 16m SI (No Pets) 949-548·2421 ' 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH STUDIO, Cozy & Oullt kllchenttl iae bath PQOI lndtV ~· S9Wmo lelMI rdd5 u11$ 949-64~615 Quite, Sp1clou1 S1udlo private ent pauo. NC ~ing 1 bloct 10 belch $750imo 94t.574>1715 f' · ewport Marina Apartmenll Bay{ronl commt1i111y with P!!ntl' ~teh & mannt. \l.'&lk to Balboa I land , Large 2BR from 12100 Wood burning fireplacl' & pnvall'. guagt-. Sorry. no (>f'la. Pl~ .. e calls (949) 760-0919 oyFU (11-tll) 11:l 1-(1.i''" ti~·~ IHt l111it-\•UI U tint 4•Utf l~•·•H' 11111111 ... _,.1 .... 11,.11, •• , ByPbone ('"4'1) trl~·:ihW By MalMn P•l"90ll: :tiO \\.-l nu, "itr 1·1•1 (,u,111 \11• H ( ~.\'11:.!h:.!" \1 '•"I"'" llh•I t. H.1 "1 I•• L • 1tl1 •I''"" 'I"'~'· ) Boars Monday ........... .Friduy S:OOpm Thul'l'day •. WC"dnesday S:OOprn -'li·lt pho111• lhl011111-:i OOp111 \1.,,.,.., .... r... Tu ... -.<lay ..... _ .. Mo11tlny 5:00f'm FmJay ......... Thursday S:OOpm \\ed11c,,,Ja)~ ... Tu~ .. day 5:00pm Snturday ..... : .... .Friday 5:0Qp~ \\ulk-111 8.:U>ui11..r1.00pin ,,,,., .. 1 .1.1 .. 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH ~ LIVE IN LUXURY AC) 1/, Yr (;; /11/ APARTM ENT HOMES Exclusive Fasfiion Island Lifestyle • Concierge Service • 24 fiR Fitness Center • 24 HR SecurtCy Cate •Clubhouse Facility . . I Bed I rom S 1795 2 Bed from $2385 I Bed/den {rom S 1995 2 Bed/den from $2885 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens Elevator Access Gas Fireplaces 9 Foot Ceilines Condo Specs Subterranean Parkine C&4stom Home Design Program Available ....... CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-888-222-6924 IFMNE~~ 4 Mt,•r1 tfaJlfeA&D Of Ll'flH' FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNITY BY P~HION ISi.AND Beautiful tree-lined atntets and golf course vlewa. Enjoy cat9frM living in your large 1, 2 or 3 BR apertment home! • 1""o-eer ~ • WW-/dty9r hool<Upe • ~{wood & ga) • ,,.,,, conditioning • Wet bW In 2 mnd 3 BR • sueo to S3. 100 • Sony, no peita. PIMM c8ll ('IM9) e44-0609 Another Euu Corrwnuruty 159 HOUSES/CONDOS FORREHT CORONA OEl MAR ·custom o.1ign· °'tart Side PCH, 38r <Bl• Ole wood Drs 2 patm OOUllTMM ~. S3!l!!S No Pita Skr 94~494 M4 t • 160 HOuifM:ONOOS FORR!NT COSTA MESA Charming Eet11ld1 Hom• \JnlQue 3bl 2bl, lip fW1 yard xlrll oond. g1aa1 I~ pe11 ok Showing AuQ 7 & 8 11·2Pm. Of by eppc S165G'mo 949-723·5409 187 V119N Pie E SiDE 2BR 1BA 1 Cw gar, MW pelnt, carpet, tlove. No pela. $950/mo. 645-4261 2390 Elden 10 •Br 2 •811h 3000 •I. 3C Ill'. t.aesa Vtfde hOme. l'lt'W Cltpel. Pllfll. no pets 12700 Mo Agel1I 714 64 1-0290 182 HOUSESICONOOS FOR AEHT NEWPORT BEACH 182 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH LGE BLUFFS TWNHM Grtenbn & t>ey view. 3br .. l1t11rm, upgrlldedtl Owner U7t5/mo 149-7604827 ·vma Point golf view --towhme 1 lev, 1br 1be on courM, trplc, AC, llP!lfldedl $1425 Apt 949-640-4813 2bf 2ba 1 car garage. WALKING DISTANCE TO NEWPORT PIEA1 $1'7$/MO Agent 14M6~-0707 UASTBLUFH ~ 58R )BA, 2 car 911191, 1paclou1, kl rooma, $2500fmo Agt MM62-0701 i t,895 Mo. SEA FAIAE 2BR 2BA 2nd Floor Mint<>cMrl VieWI l.JIW8role Comer Agt. (149)64M770 1 183~1 _ NEWPORT COAST • Suinmll 2br, ~upper unit, ltclwd nocnhllce CatplC, W/O hkUpe, 2 CS 91', MC Qllt.i '1~bllt titM6Uf46- •SANCER& 4bf 2.Sbl. na unl, 2 cs gnge, Q.itd community. S32SOhnci Agt MM6t.f745 • • Lido Bat Front 011p1 .. * all UP6lat1S, 2bf Ille. lJg t\llrig space & dock S2200'mO Ut Cfanffled Ace~ llP!>l 949675·1611. ...... _. Ooo ISLE 3Br, 291. 11rellfua1 .. ~2 -aa•7•8 large g&rilQO, &UMy pallO, --UV S2800/month 1·2Yt lease ,.__ ...... .....,...,. .... ...,. _ _, 107 Via Jucar. 94MM-OtOI lbr · den, 2t>a. parking J · WIO, fl'l9, lhan>I Oen view btlcOl'ly. S2J2""'° Incl utll 94t.S74..asot Im ROOMS f . FOR REm: Motel "COSTA MESA' MOTOR INN 1ST Wk S~ial On All Rm• $134.00 T Ill 1811\llA 74·1v& lrOl'lldesk 0 0 ~. hM HBOIESl'NttllSC + toe cheM. ~atod tac GUKI lallld Nlby Fwya 405 & SS men H~f from OC Fallgtt2s College, sl1op cnalli ~. tt51 A mombcf of Calll HolcrJ,t(l 21n HMllOf Blvd 949 64S-4&40 204 RENTALS TO SHARE ROOMMATE NEEOEO PrOll non smoller soe!Ung same to !lll1e 3bf 2bl ocean t1on1 beaeh • hoUse M~lf 1¥111 $1100 + t12ut•949631·8428 Companion live-In avail E~"1 spkng, co!k-ge eel For el<l'Jlly couple or lad'f 10111• It coolUng, rets 949·752·8985 208 OFFlCES FOR REHTA.EASE Cost• Mesa small otflce lt»C9 to rent. Starting at St504300 ml all utlt. Neat OCC. n1et quiet toe. Lota of parking. 71 t-54046" 1400 ~EllEHTS I WORLD GUITAR SHOWI 1oo·s tor bUy/HIUtrldel Fw· PIH e Pomona, 8171°"6, l Ill t0-5 1..S00-453-7469 I 402~0$T & FOUND I Found mile cat, blOVofl 11ge1 stnpod Ill College Part< Costa Mesa ataa 714·557·4618 420 GARAGE SALES CM GIANT GARAGE SALE, clttnlng out 1tor1911 furn, 1pptl1nct1, lellch ll•m1, clothH, IUptf cheat>! SaWun 7em 169 23rd St Cottecttble Garagt Sale 362 Bloadway Costa Most Sa1u1aay 7atn-I 1 am Avid ~ fol 20 years lie atlrlg colecllon Ho.g HOtprtal Thrill Shop Saturday, IQam.:Jpm ~ IX8fClll' cloflei. beeuh!ul frames books & much motel 170 W111 17th St F-2 CM (By Trldet Joe's) Huge Gw. Saltl 4 F..mllles Spol1$ lqlltp Wedding dras applitnce6 etc Sal en 8 l'l()()fl Otiy 605ClubttOllH Ave NS. ltguna Hill• Upcoming Eetat1 Sale Aug 12& 13 IBOO's S1C1t1ary, Cl'ollr, m1rro1, French settee ch811, bronzes Bombay chtsl. Frencn lamps, clock. tine porcelain. crystal. tallQue. SJIVe1, 1920· t 940 11 lurn1tu1e 1ncl1.1cllng C11n1n11 set tledloom set. washer/ Cryer, hosp1i.r bed, hoUsehold & much mo<e' Cell now 101 gale 'clearance Accredited Api>ralul 94•951-9494 NP8SATW:OO 106 Pearl Ave, mite an- ltques. booh, glaHlltrWt, tnowboard J. bln(jings, GT men• mtn bile, mite. SATS-2 2St E BAY STICM locs ol be<lloom & livWlg room !urn ~. garden CIQU1P paw tum. lllO'Wllf. Clol. ,_ ~ lu1chen items ell: JI TIQUES Older SM• Furniture PIANOS & Colle<tibl11 ._.._.,_ .s ..... ·~·Of'c9~ $$ CASH PAID $$ .,...,_..r...,....,.. WE BUY ESTATES • 1..._.i.-1e rr .. lldly -· "wt PAY MOM FASTIR" CONSIGNMENTS t1•S1•"'"'"'' t•kcn •11ly & uht •t 1uct11n r ~" f W•••os•ay 11 4p,. f111nf111 .. 111n co• 11141 ISi 122, ~649-4922~ SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N 1450 APPLIANCES I A,,.,,_,. s~ relligerllor .,.... • dryer $tl0 tech excellent cond 94t-64-SS48 1452 BICYCLES I GT MINI RACING 81KE 1H GT COr11ponfnt1. Slim rims, paid $450 Sell $300 714-631-5210 GT RT&-3 26" mens moun- tain blu. wffiock 1hocfls. front l rur. Paid $900. Sell S450. 949-n3-5692 454 FURNITURE SAT W • 124 PRESIOIOICM. (Me11 del Mat) mower l*e sports tqtllP TV, clothe& space tie 11e1. range 11000. etc 1 Yard I Moving Salt. 30 years of lreasurH i 1tulfl Sal 8fJ lECTROPEOIC LATEX BED 8·lllm NO SALES TO EARLY New $1550. BIAOS. 222 G1and Canal Never UMdl Mike Qlfetf Ultte Balboa lslancl 949J632·T573 Italian leltMr sofa i love• 1 440 M&SCELLAFORNESALEOUS I ttal, MW ltill wrapped, vwy son, lop quality. Was S2000 1acnllce. SHO 949-261'"33 SI.OT MACHINES LltO-SOuthwe1t &;,_ CAllf: LEGAL. \lo<imllll)hlng rrorOf, wholewash SELL OR TRADE sac:nhcr $400 obo 949 71'-'U04206 646-3851 949-474·2225 WOik WOtff! TANNING BEDS illuat Mii 2. 7 p«e Cl1ttry TAN AT HOME wood bedtoom MIS $1500 BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi Ctivuy 1~ dr1lnQ 1oom S<tl C MERCIAUHOME $l8507 t4·~2.. unrts from s 199 oo • 0111 CCOiilputllf dlllc Low Monlhly Paymertl w'bocnasl IOP $125 THk Fl'IEE Colof Cllaloc) Ch11r, $25 949·640-6868 C1111~111-01se Ralph L.lllt9n BediOOm set Wood fort & ttwlflg Mt. Ind 2 Oil .....,. ~ OIK Story kiri wlslide. 2 I~ ~ sill drawer di I, gldef & lings $400 GE tide nigf1'l.anCI nw l'Of SSOO Obo by 1idl "'lite maker lc:elvralal ~e OUert ~ 949'~ 7573 ~ StOO 049-~0-'281T 2 san1ana conc«t TICkl:t1 I C I IOI Oct 12\h 11 Arrowhead 456 PETSll.IVESTO K = S7~~~:so.~~~OUIM ICITTENS: 2 black 8 wke; t ;r•y tabC>y a wflll• nut1!'9d I I 4 mo. 2 bt.c:ll U wb old. 44& ~ R:•:l:'::::lng I BUY ALL PIANOSI leopard apo"ecf CFA oclCll MllQllO$-Oillltly 1Um1111re. ----• for prtYtleved 19w ooe piOOe or wholO hoo$6Mll $450/SSOO 9.tt-&31-2111. Clstl paid 800..,.9-4922 Standard Poodle PupplH Ptdoglae bled IOI 11xcel1onc;e & Ulmp«amertl. health gtJlllO' teed AKC ~blood hoe iod Wealmlmtll' chlmplon E·malt PRECISION MOTOASePROOIGY NET 90·370·•300 24hr 94H3J.7642 470 SCHOOLS '1NSTRUCT10N . Phlebotomy Course Bo$1on Ried Co Clld R.g 13901.291 1-1100·20 I· 1141 474 WORK WANTED loving SWffdl1h Nur .. • Alo pd Cook. dnvtng house Ill ~IY.I 15yrs exp, IOClll rel's Also paf cart 949·1146-3735 • Looking for houMkaeplng llO•"lont. Afle1 wotlung 1n Ne...,port Beach IQI 13 yrs, owner has passed aw1y Clll ltnfld• 94M31..S132 or Marta 94~515-9537 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS ADMINAssr- Ftil paced executives seek t.gti1y oigaNZad, aetu onen· 1.-d, :.elf·mollVlll!d asst MUST J>O'S"SS iupenor 61\ils In ver· ballwonen commulllClhon r• core keeping, calertdarllrl'lel ITWU\llgelrlOnl UOd be ptOllOMI Ill Mlc:rosoll OlhcelOullook, Mek1ble .,nd bo Ible to mufti· 1asl\ Fii• 111aume ana salary 18fl no lo 714·505·8797 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 5alary S2,1167tmo CS~) ~ 401fkl ~ ca'cten1 1Gn Full time ""1rtllabll car A9'Nlttt A$nlnll.ltatOI Ltng I COlll· ~ ~wOll<er IOI busy Ne-.,r;port Beet.h ona Must lype 7Swpn, 1ccurlltly E• pcoonc;e wl1ll MS Wofd E.llCd & ~ req d Send rKl!IM 10 Pharmacology RHearch lnetllute, tOOO Oo~• Street. 1200, Newport Beach, CA 12660 or fH to 94 .. 752·1'12. ANYONE CAN 00 TMIS• E11n e1celerll lncom9 meJJng customei $6IVlr I' Ciiis II home (949)722..g971 MaxMara ,. South Coast Plaza High end ltalllal'I womeo·s bou~qu• need$, prolesstonal salesl)81Sor'l wtlh 1 yr exp lrl sales a mofill h you.,. •xcelenl in sales, you can mike up to $ 1 S-S30lhr £nglfltf Chinese languages • mu.Sil (71()754·1900 >-• Pitt llrnt Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour ptu1 mlle191. ' Needed Mon thruo SUn 2:45am to 5:45pm. "Ac!di- tion•I work may be avail- eble • Must have truck or Vin, liability Insurance ytith proof or payments, driv· er1 license, soclal aecufity cerd, end .clun D:M.V. print ou.t. Accepting appllcttlons Mon to thru Fri from 8 :0011m to 4:00pro Plt11M bring a" requl~ loform11tlon. Times Orange County Attn: Pam 8ecklngh1m 2.901 Garry Ave. Santa Ana, Ce $2704' 714-5494548 ~933-4080 PfT Clerical tor Irvine offlc.. M-F l110ITWlOS' S8 5Q.tw 11111 1eMble. goocS lyplrlg • req·d (949)833-8646 Dlllw ~-.. ~"""=' ... ....,.....,""'_.._ ......... _REAL ESTATE IS A-ORbT nrrv~• •••1UCA• • CAREER! ERA Rallafty & SEITERS Lloyd to ~ BMCh. 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BU Lt SABRE 'i3 $211 Pl' monlh Sonny'• Gmc Ponclec Bulek wwwf47r;·com n 200 CAOilUc coupe Otvhli •93 Low 36K mi. colector ~ahty. extol con<! (296163) $14',988 NABERS (114 )540-9100 CAOILI.AC DEVIL1£ 195 Lo lriles, Yoflleilln 111\J. doyl & morel (248307') $1&,988 Habit• Olnmoblll Cedlllac: 714-~100 CADfu.AC ELDORADO 'to Low m. Jed. llht, super dunl 1610660) $9.988 • NABERS {714)54M100 cAotLI.Ac FtEETWOOo 'M BrougNm. lo lri, r111 ¥All dl1YI (724864) $1088 HA&ERS cm~ttoo CAbiLUc SEVlllE STS 'i4 ~ ldY, 290 HP.~ star (828804) s 18,988 NABERS (114)5.*9100 CAbiu.AC SEViLLE sLS 'N Low ml, blaclt, lthr, mM, lloyl & morel (828845) $21,988 · NA BEAS (714)5~9100 CAOiLUc SEVILLE 191 3Lo mies. II bl\JMlllr, noo- amoker. (802869) $8,988 NABERS (714}5'f>.9100 Chevrolet Blutr LS '95 4JC4 4dr, black.. lolded. NC, SSOO down assume $12.950 prtva1e patty e.!Mi73-041 I cti.lwoltt COialca '86 4dr, 4eyl, IUIO, AIC. fM• 58k miles. runs super. very Clean $6450 Ip 08alet 714-437·1931 CMEVY ASTRO '95 $274 per mor#I SoMy'1 Gmc POfltltc Bulcll www.cmgm.com 114-444-Sic>O CHRYStfA CONCORDE ·95 $263 per monlh Sonny'• Gmc Pontlac Buleli ·~::r;;;:n . CHRYSLER New Ye>rMr 117 Runs grNI. aulO, M (P1207·A) $2 995 SOU1lt COAST ACURA 714-97'-2500 FORD AEROSTAR '87 V-6 engine, xlt. IC 7 pessen-ger (44090) $11,997 Colla Mesa Uncoln Mercury 114-540-5630 Ford Ali)h 195 Auto, A/C, 45mpg, 55k mU.. SO down 111umt 14860 J)flV~1 party IMH73~11. 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'"'-ning lead: ? a one-trick set. nus lime. looling at ...,..,.. the card partner played resulted in the HONDA ACCORD LX '92 4 dr. t¥o. lo~ fi winning defense. . Man ~ tx:cn blessedof \II.Ith ive Allhough three no trump was senses. Using JUS.t two them prop-unbeatable, four hearts was the nor-er~ can earn nch rewards al the mal controct and a strong favorite to bridge table;. al North' .. succeed. J.t needed llie nghl opening . 1l1e aucuon was norm s lead. and four diamonds and the JUmp to rwo no. trump showed 1 bal-m1ssin& aces an the same defender's (020002) • • $8,988 SOUTH COAST ACURA 714-97 .. 2500 HONDA Accotd Wgn Lx '17 Wlltfltijrey. 11110, llTV!m CtiS Iii, pwrpek (0042228) $10,1195 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER ance I).. 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(114)892-6906 BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS SCSOO '83 714·953-4800 (002702) $22.995 Jqu11 i(Jg L SEDAN 4D 97 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER S39,905 117-4543 (714)892-GllOe BAUER JAGUAR LINCOLN Contlnen1a1 118 714-953--4800 Red w/lan lttv, bencll seal. al· luys & more! 1689547) $24,998 Jeguw XJ6 s.dtn 4Dr 'M Costa MtH Un~n Mercury $33,995 97 ... 5411 714-540-56'0 BAUER JAGUAR LkiColn ConllMi\tal Mark V 714-953....00 79 GQld ieifler Int classic, J19uat X.Jt sedan 40r '86 shoWroom cond $2895 obo "4,995 87 ... 548 Mt-650-2815 BAUER JAGUAR UNCOLH continlntal '95 714-953....00 361< m. rmt1 cd, ctvome ~ Javuar XJ6 sedlll 4Dr 'M 1 ~ (693032) MUST SEE' $34,995 97-4547 Cotta MIN Uncoln ~ury BAU£RJAGUAR 714-540-5630 714-IU....OO UNCOlH M-11 VII '14 534.1" 17 ... 546 • lillt* (634718) $13.119-C ~1111 XJi sea .. 4o; M J Mort. cd J8l IC)tjl)(j_ phone BAl/£11 JAGUAR Cotta Miu Uncoln M«cury 714-95"4IOO ___ 71_4-...;.54_o-5630 ___ _ 695 CARSITRUCKS NANSISUV~ LINCOLN Mtrk VIII '97 Lo fllj, JBL stereo, CO, 111\r, CU$1 ~ (679106) $23,997 Cotta Mt11 llncoln fffrcury T14-540.5630 LINCOLN TOWN CARS 191 19 to Clloo$I From S1a11111g From $22,998 Costa Mtlt Lincoln Mercury 714-540.5630 L1nco1n Town Cat Certllr '97 • :?9k *· moonrool PhOne. cd c:h8ngel (693039) MUST SEE1 Colla Mtaa Lincoln loltrcury 714-540-5630 liirCidea BtN 450 SEL "f9 Bl~ dUSic body style xlt'lt rumng condll.on cocncite1 recads $2950 949·642-2639 MERCEDES BE'll 93 .... 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