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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-11-10 - Orange Coast Pilot... .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1999 NO ·IEBOOK Scho·o1 i;epairs · niay· top. $1 ~O milµon steve marble One cannot ·assume the role . of 'true hero ' I n one of those brief sec- onds where panic ond con- f451on merge, I thought he was going to stom'l mto the room with a gun and let his weapon do the talking. ' I stood there m the living room of the lrvme apartment, thinking that maybe it wasn't such a good idea arter all to ' confront a man whose job involved carrying a gun.· 'I looked at the window, wondering haphazardly whether -if the need should arise -:. l could Jump through 1t feet first, roll across the ice plant and sprint clown the greenbelt to safety. It WdS a long couple of seconds. But then he walked back in the · room, stared down al the shag cd.Ipe't- ing and con- fessed. He said he was ashamed. He said he realized now that he had a prob· · lem. And .he .. He said he realized now that he t.Jd a problem. And • he said that he hod manoged romess.., the one thiAg 1hat matllred most tohin- being 0 mp, said that he hdd mandg<>d to mess up the one th111g thdt mattered most to lum being a cop. Bruce Itoss was a cop m Costa M'esa. And, before he was tinally fired and van- quished from the force:-he was a hero -though the · clothing was d bad ht from lhe start. • · Thanks to a San Clemente officer who rs suspected of lymg dbout bemg shot dunng a routiile trafhc stop, Ross' name has been hoisted from Officials say they aren't surprised final price tag could~ exceed initial estunates by $30 million. DA:-.r.1 n (.ou m Do1r NEWPORT-MESA -As ~e po~ s1bility of a school bond looms ltUgPr, the cost of repairing the d1stnc:rs crumbling campuses contmul'~· to nse. ' . Mike Fme, assistant supennten- dPnt of business service:., sd1d he expccb the final tally will be $25 to $30 million higher than the onginal $127-milbon esbroate. •I'm not shoeked," sa1q tioard member Jun Ferryman. 4 }t cbuld be a lot lugher. We're-~ to stick to lhe meat and potatoes." ~ Since the price estimate Wd" announced in Jun . di-.tnct otfic'1rtJ.., dn<.I' comrn1ttee members hdVf! rep(:tltt<clly cunenclcd the ldohtJes lllCi'itPr plan. which uuthrn'>s needs tor Uw d1<itnct's crnmbhng choob. • Al hr.l, the pldn dtd not include .,,,1..,m1c impH>\iemcmh to scqoob or the p1,ss1hilily of making dlT cond1- • t19n1hg stand.ml tor Pach classroom, Fme said. . And thP.y'rc cot dune yE!t. ··As th Py ta kc a IP~\ Uung;,, ·out, the .. • . . ,' ~ • KIM HAGGtRlY·l'l ~ OT Five-year-old Alexandra Mazur of Cost~' Mesa set a ~ew junior angler world record with the chann~l cat- fish she caught at Laguna Niguel Lake. The catfish weighed 11 pounds, 4 ounces. Alexandra Mazur. holds her record- setti.ng catfish. ereel lhe archiv~e:rs.--...:.·-..-..--,---:-::-:i~=:;:::;==='.t::'I All or 31 and evidently des: perate to wtn the affections of a female employee, Ross faked his own shooting one February morrung in 1964. Right on Newport Boulevard. Ross had apparently been thlnking out the plcm for weeks, dismissing it, reconsid- enng it and finally giving m to the lure lhal he could become a •hero.• So Ross went up lo on industridl complex in the north part of town and went into a rented garage. He took SEE MARBLE PAGE 5 mond3y top10 - rnrday at o P1CO ,' ----- tuesday lifostylos . It's not your average fish story: Costa Mesa girl lands world record with 11-pound catfish caught this summer ~~ Parents are usudlly proud of tht•ir children lot bnng- mg home good gfl1dcs, pldymg mcr•ly Mlh others and mdybe even excelling in spons" But Brent Mdzm has d SP('Chll rPason to bottsl about his 4-year-old dauHhter: she set u world !•shmg record this summer. Alexandra Ma;tur, now 5, ct1ught an I I ·pound, 4-ounce chan- nel catfish on July 4 at Lagund N1qt1el Lake. Channel catfish usu· SEE FISH PAGE 5 ' ' ltfhllt' Jazzyag~ Bathing beauties at Balboa, circa 1925. ------- ---- th,,1·"LN sdtools ---- Newport-Mesa earns a reputation as a party town. GRt G Jll~JJ 1, CkftPb culture ------- --- Few today's Miiiennium Moment. ... , .. J havmg o good t1m Ballroom or plolltng to °" r- throw the old <f\tlml m the hack room of the Gr n Drng- on Cat , N •wport· 1 r t· dents w re partying -i, like lt wa 19 numb<~r \\ill go down," Fme atd. "A-. lhey c1dd (I le\\ lt \'1111 go up. • RemPmber UH' commun1t\ ancl the hodrd mo\ not take the,.,f. f recom· menclauon J • The (;'Offilnllll e has alc;o m"tructed Fme to mneihe tlw Msoft cost" - e.xpense~· tn< Jud ·d m the project, :-.uch as architect le· , penmt co~t , SEE REPAIRS PAGE 5 More areas marked for Costa Mesa want·out Uninc~rporated areas plan to join the· west ~1dc oi Heights effort<, to becom0. part pt. Ne\\ port Beclch. COSTA MESA -R1•..,1dPnts of two unmcorpurdlt•d drPas • afl1t1cPnt to the c 1.t~ hdve ,:.hown mtere ... t lll 101mng the wes1\1dP lll Santa Ant1 He1ghb m its l!ltort tu bP annl'Xt>cl mto N<•wport Bedch m"teaci of Co ta ~ leS<1 Repre..,cnta· tJvc;,, lrom th<• Santc1 Ana Country ·Clul.>. wtuch 1.., JUsl · \\'est ol Santd Ana Avt•n11t>, dlonq \Vilh rt' • tdcnt-. ul tt piece ol c oun- tv land .. outh ,;r ~te ... a Dnve ' C' X )> f l' .., " I' d thl'lI desirP lo lectVl' Costc1 f\.tescl's ..,pherL• of mfllwnrn at 1\ tonday's Co.,. l.t t-.tcsa City Council study ..,l'.,~ion. we've got to get away from the . peMrd .~· md~ 1hot ere . beOJtd<en." Ga~ Monahan Mayor co ... ta ~Je ... a\ portion of ~an­ ta Anit lielqhb 1-. tradiuonctll'} \'lC\\ eel d" the area north ot ~ te-.a Dm e and ca t ot Santa Ana A\'t•nue :rhe t •J • lelt ount\l m m- b ~ ..,hetrply d1v1ded on the pro-.pcct of Jo ... rng mor"' than 208 arr ' of U1 •1r commumtv •t;mda Dixon and I have .. aid thctl 11'-; m..-11ltmg," said L1hhy Co\\60 o ... ta M sa's VlC'C' maror -u·s a \'l'l) emo- tional issue " HowevPr, t-..taym G. ry ~ tondhcm "dio liv ,.., hoping to takt• som" cmot10n oul of tho cll1bc1te and take a more logtcal approdch Ill th~ spns1ti\'e topic MTI1' mam thing tor rc...,i· d 1nl~ and the Cit}' Council i... SEE ANNEX PAGE 5 INDEX AROUND TOWN -~-4 QASSIAEDS -• __ 9 POI.ICE Fil.ES. -.. ·--~--.. --2 · PUBLIC HOTlctS I SPOkTS _ .... __ ,.:._,_,,_'"·~ 6 WEATHER fN»ft mild~ and cloudy monirw as. • ......,,.2 ~ It: II ( l ry per .JOt°'""'lfltlcs J ust bccau c alc:ohol was prohibited in the 1920S, it I didn't stop those hvmg in the Ne~rt·Mcsa..,aren from Wh th r ll wa working up weat at th R nd zvou I Automob 1 s w r n vpgue, although ho ·dr n carriages were tlll th nonn SEE 2000 PAGE 5 ----- , ,. , \. 2 Wednesdo , N<Mtmber 10, 1999 ALMA II AC The following lnlormaUon 1s collected on a weekly basis at the Orange County Clerk- Recorder's office in Santa Ana. BIRTHS NEWPORT·MESA . . •Jack A. Bieber on Aug. 14 loc Dqily Pilo Planners recommend West Side moratorium. • Council to hear proposal, which would ban development in certain West Side areas until a specific plan is comph~ted. The Planrung Commis. ion approved a recommendation for a -selective moratorium on development on the West Side. at its Monday night meeting. lhe moratorium focuses on 19th Street between Federal and Pomona avenues and Pla- centia Avenue between 18th and Victoria streets. The rocommendabon will now go to the Oty Council. This year the council has re1ec:ted s veral moratonum proposals, wtth Mayor Gary Monahan· being' the mqst adamant opponent. Monahan . has questiom.'Cl what develop- ment projects the oty will be turning down if a moratorium . i5 unposed, and has said the area needs invesb:nenl The comnu.ssion also approved an application by the Mekambe Development Group to sell separately six homes the company is build- ing on Orange Avenue. H the homes were to be packaged together, they likely would have ended up as rentals, The conunission continu an appeal by the Assist.an Leaguo of Newport-Mesa t overturn a decision to allow addition to a nearby car wash The league says the additio will block lts v:1ew of th street. -Susan McCormac • Jaanai P. Barrera on Sept. 15 •Marissa L. Blasing on Sept. 16 •Joshua M. Bonin on Sept. 16 •Alyssa R. Burt on Sept. 16 • Hunter J. Cooper on Sept. 15 •Christine N. Crider on Sept. 16 •Ethan A. Doles on Sept. 16 -ClTC111NG UP WITH .. ••• ., James E. Doody on Sept. 16 • Gabrielle K. Drabkm on Sept. 16 DEATHS NEWPORT BEACH • R.M. Fulrnor, 88, Sept. 15 COSTA MESA •Timothy B. Bristol, 51, Sept. 15 • Pemille G. Dudgeon, 76, Sept. 16 • Thomas M. Hanrahan, 79, Sept. 15 •Ann Messina, 80, Sept. 16 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an Intoxi- cant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes.-are innocent until proved guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Nov.4· • Raymond Abraham, 25, Coro- na del Mar • Jo'anne Ingrid Stewqrt, 43, Bal- boa •Jonathan Berg, 55, New York Nov.5 • Masakazu Sekiya, 39, San Diego • Thomas Fredrick Crawford, 46, Mission Viejo Nov.6 • David Perry Shillet, 50, Santa Ana • David Matt Szwast, 39, New- port Beacp • David Joseph Noseworthy, 64, Newport Beach Nov.1 •Mark Stephen Lawrence, 51, Newport Beach • Jesus Gonzcllez Montes, 23, Santa Ana • Chrisban Jay lelrrum 42, Newport Beach ·Fairview · Park • Six years after the city commissioned an archeological dig for the area, plans are still on track to preserve its history. AMY R. SPURt.FON ~Pio! Before Triangle Square, South Coast Plaza, The Yard House and Mother's Market, Costa Mesa was home to American Indians. For many years the secrets of these Native Americans were left untold beneath the cool, dark soil throughout the area But in 1926, news about the first documented archeological remains discovered during plowing operations in Fairvlew Park spread quickly. · The artifacts and human remains discovered in Fairview Park through- out the beginn.irig ol the century would leave future decision-makers ~th the question of bow to. et.tiically and financially preserve a nationally registered archeological area. The city of Costa Mesa has been faced with the question of what to do · with the ··Fairview Indian Village Site" since it purchased 208 acres of the park from the county years ago. Archeologists believe there are two main sites in Fairview Park. The main site, in the center of the park, has been excavated. The second site, east of the ma.in site, has not been excavated. · Over the years, Fairview Park has been the subject of several major planru.ng efforts. ... • Now: A bike rider uses one of the many trails that traverse the archeological sites at Fairview Park. · MARIANNA OAY MASSEY I DAILY Pit.OT tional loosks. vegetation and trails throughout the park, but no building will take place on the sensitive sites. Because the main site won't be used as an active park, soil-capping will no longer be needed. The master plan states that "the core (archeQlogical) area shall be cor- doned off with suitable fencing" to keep park visitors off the site. However, City Parks Manager ' David Alkema said a more feasible solution to delineate the area will be the use Of thin wuing. City enhancements of Fairview Park will be completed in 2000. · • Enc James Beltran, 28, Foun- tain Valley • Marc lhlraq, 35, Laguna Hills Jn 1993, the oty paid The Keith· Companies of Costa Mesa $83,000'to mvestigate the main archeological site and recommend methods of pro- tectio11 and preservation. The find- ings of the lengthy, highly detailed document suggested complete soil- capping of the area prtor to any plans for active park use. Back Then: This 1972 aerial photo of Fairview Park shows the land - before any preservation projects had begun. City Councilman Joo 'Erickson said .he 1s very supportive of the preservation of the archeological sites in Fairview Park. "I am raising my family here," Ertckson said. ~These vill8ges were a part of our history and should' be-pre- served" REAL ESTATE SALES COSTA MESA • 2150 San Michel Drive, $173,000 . Costd Mesa. resident Larry White said he was familiar with the park's history and said the city should leave it in its natural state. • 286 Carefree Lane, $260,000 The 1993 report consisted of a four-part preservation and protecbon plan for the site. The first part out- lined requirements to maintain the • archeological integrity of both the core and peripheral areas• of the site. Suggestions regarding plant cover for the capping were made and capping activities of the site were to be monitored by the city. Artlf acts and other discoveries made dunng excavations were to be documented. And any future impacts from sur- rounding development would have to follow certain requirements. Famriew Park Master Plan. last year, recommendation$ made in the 1993 report have been modified. The city changed Fairview Park's status from •active" to "passive" use in the mas- ter plan because of public pressure. HTlu.s area should be left alone," White said. "There aren't many pla~es like this left anymore.• • 2525 Orange Ave., $270,000 The $9-million master plan calls for restrooms, picnic tables, informa-• 1959 Santa Ana Ave., $280,000 • 1203 Las Arenas Way, $181,000 • 328 Flower St, $377 ,000 • 164 Memll Place, $324,500 • 934 W. Wilson St., $210,000 • 4590 MacArthur Blvd., $339,000 • 178 Brandywyne Terrace, $229,000 NEWPORT BEACH • 4 Canyon Island Dnve, $270,500 ISSUE: A Hoag Hospital request for $125 nullion in Newport Beach bonds. ACTION: Approved, 6-0. But since the city introduced the NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP moved 1t to public hearing. The bonds were approved, with Mayor Dennis O'Neil abstaining. expue in the next two years. This news has attracted attention from parties inter- ested m makmg the coveted property more open to the public or in turning it into a money-making site. owned and managed yacht basin The oty obtained the 'lrvine Co 's lease on U\e sev- . en-acre site in 1981 ana has managed the basin since then. • 2137 Vista Bntrada, $595,000 -SUMMARY: Hoag Hospila.I requested the city issue $125 million in bonds as part of a capital program to pay for improvements to the hospital. The bonds would be issued at no liability to the city, hospital officials promised. The money Will be used to finance the construction of addJtions and improvements to the hospital's health fac:il.J- ties. In addition to the current tenants who arc expected to submit their own proposals, a developer· has proposed a five-star resort for the proper- ty thClt is cstim11ted to pro- duce $2.8 million in annual tax revenue for the city. U built, the resort would dis- place tht> mobile homes and move the American Legion building. Beaches and Recreation Commission has announced plans to submit its own pro- posal to keep the property for public use. While they have yet to definP' exactly what their plan w"uld include, comnuss1oners said they would consider more tennis courts, park and perhaps some soccer fields. The oty spends $130,000 annually to maintain the basin. It lS estimated in the 1999·2000 budget that the site will provide $1.3 million m revenue for the city • 1113 Granville Dnve. $650,000 • 1848 Port Sheffield Place, $875,000 • 9 Rockingham Drive, $1,240,000 • 37 Gannet Lane, $405,000 • 76 Victoria, $700,500 • 429 Vista Suerte, $438,000 • 1795 Port Stanhope Circle, $975,000 '~· VOL 93, NO. 263 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publlshtt TONY DOOERO, Editor J£MfU RAGLAND, senior City Editor SJ.CAHN, City Editor NANCY OtEEVER Features £d1t0f ROGER CARL.SON. Sports EdltOf MARCMAlmN. Photo Editor ANTHONY ~CX. N.ws Editor JOSI I. SANTOS, P41ge0esigner IUDVonTINQ, Cl.tssifled Advvtt~ng LANA JOHNSON, Promotions PMMOOSHAH. Chief''~ Offi<er The city issued similar bonds to the hospital in 1984, 1992 and 1996. In each instance, Hoag Hospital paid an issuance fee to the cily. ISSUE: Request proposals for the Marinapark site. ISSUE: Authorize the oty manager to issue a request for proposals for manage- ment of the Balboa Yacht Basin. After looking into the m8t- ler at the 4 p.m. study ses- sion, the council uruneditttely ACTION: Approved, 7:0. SUMMARY: The 10.71- acre site in Balboa is home to American Legion Post 291, Neva B. Thomas Girl Scout House and the Mannapark mobile home park. Each has a lease with the city set to Most recently, the Parks, ACTION: Approved, 7-0. 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"·-0 3 ., Second high afti?r m dnlght ...... ~ .. ·-· nla WATIR tllW'IRATUM: 62 POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Bristol Street: A car stereo worth $200 was stolen m the 2900 block during the evening of Nov. 3 • Newport Bout.Yard: A wallet and its contents worth $140 were stolen from a car 1n the 2600 block between 1 and 4 p.m. Nov. 2. •West 19th Street A compact disc pl~yer worth $200 was stolen from • car in the 400 block the ev ning of Nov 1. NEWPORT BEACH • MallOf'Qt Drive: Several Items of clothing worth $542 were stolen from a car In the 100 block at 11:20 p.m: Friday. • Newport Center Drive: A wallet 1nd its contents worth u1s were stolen from a business in the 400 block tt 9 1.m. Monday. • Newport louMvllrd: A cellular phone and sevttal «>m· pact discs worth $450 were stolen from • car In the 2300 block Friday even ng. • Quall Street About $2,500 was stolen from a club in the 1700 bkxk between 1 Ind 3•30 pm. SUnday • 24th Street: A t>.ck:pac.k and lb contents worth S220 wefe stolen In the 100 block betwMn 3 and 4 pm s.tur· day ' • .. . W~"C~By, November I 0, 1 m 3 Daily Pilot . F~.irgroun,dS' ~ · IN CIRCLES show may be jts l~t MILLENNIUM MOMENT Sounding off in Big Band ra • Officials are waiting to hear how they should handle future expos. SlJ~AJI. M(CORMACK Datt Pio! · FAIRGROUNDS -111e Orange County/f.dirgtounds this month will hold its final gun· show for the foreseeable future as officials wdlt for word on how they should handle such shows. About 5,000 people are expected to descend upon the fairgrounds Nov. 27 and 28 to attend the show •We've been directed by the DlViston of Fairs not to enter mto any new contracts until they've given us dlrection as to· the acceptable contract terms • and condiuons, • said Becky Bailey-Findley, general manag· er of the fairgrounds. The grounds are overseen by the state Department of Food and Agriculture The show is sponsored by B&L Productions. Adnussion is $7 and children under 12 will be admitted free with therr par· en ts · B&L Productions ·ofhc1als were unavailable for comment Bailey·Findley said the fau- grounds' gun shows, which usually are held three to four times a yedI, have been safe and successful. "They're pretty well attend- ed events.· she said, .adding · ·that she believe~ gun show~ held at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds dltract twice as many people. The faugrounds' last gun show in August attracted about 10,000 people with its rru.x of anbque gun colleC"bons, rifles and pro-Second Amendment pamphlets and brochures. Bailey-Findley said the recent passage of Assembly Bill 295, which reqmrcs gun show promoters to meet specii1c stan- dards, and heated debate over gun control at the national level have mfluenced the fairgrounds . Should the fair-• grounds continue to hold gun shpws'? Call our Readers · Hotline at (949) 642-6086 ' ore-mail your comr:nents to dailypilotO/atimes.com. Please tell us your name and hometown, and ·include a phone number (for verif1<.ation purposes only). to put a hold on future gun show contracts. _ "We're not exactly sure how (AB 295J will change our eXl5t- mg terms and conditions,: she said, adding that she thinks most of the promoters who worlc with the fairgrounds already comply with the new state law, which goes into effE!ct Jan. 1. The standards include: requiring contracts between gun show producers and ven- dors: that all fireanns brought tel the show are checked and tagged: and that minors be accompanied by parents, grandparents or legal guardians at all times. A violation would result in a person being charged with an mfraction or misdemeanor cnme. California has more stnngent laws concerning gun shows than most other states. "Fhese include requiring background checks on anyone purchasing a firearm at a gun show, and that gun sales dre made through a federally licensed dealer to ensure a record of sale. At the federal level, anyone convicted of a felony or domes- tic vtolence misdemeanor or dilyone who has been involun- tarily confined to a mentaJ insti- tution, dishonorably discharged Crom the military or subject to a domestic violence restraining order is barred from purchasing a gun. Newport Beach • axophomst Freddy t.fortin wa). ~ • qiajor • tigwe of the. BJg Band era. commanding h1 own band at Man- hattan's Hotel • Roosevelt dOd other venues acro~s An 1 nc!l. Martm· mm-· Pl!)Cd a popul1tr sens1b1bty with et • thorough turml· ianty of cld<S1eal music -a blend Freddy Martin .J · · thur led to his 194 t No J h1t/u dance veror;1un Qt · Tchdtl<ovsky' •Pmno Concerto m B Mmor" . · Along th" mu~icdl road, Martln pertonned v. 1th more than a few '- perfom1er who went on to tame. Merv Gnfhn sang and played piano for Martin's band for hveyeal'S And· m 1956, Martui op1•ned for•a young " ~ LER I DAILY Pli.oT Maintenance worket Raphael Ortiz keeps a spiral garden looking good Monday at Orange Coast College. rackef named El\•1s Presley. • . • Mll.LENNIUM MOMENT celebrates t!ie people.who made a ma1or contr1bUl1on to ... . tlie Newport:Mesa commun, ty dunng tti1s. century Trial begins for suspect~d 'serlcµ' burglar • Robe1t Vorddle is charged with 13 counts of burglary in affluent sections of Nt~\\rport . llci1 Fill NEWPORT BEACH ~ A ~uspocted 'senc1l' burglar charnecl with tdrgetmg ntzv homes m "edrch of s1lver.\l<.1I<; and expensive Jl'Welry tat-ed one <1f his allPg~d vtctJmc; Tues- dtly Robert Pell'f Vorddle, 48, 1s charged with 1'] felony counts of residenlldl burglary trnd receiving stolen properly. Vordale is a "three s trikes" cand1dal\? because of two pnor convtctlons m the mid-H>80s on sunila1 charges. If convict:' ed, he could face a sentence of 25 years to life m pnson. Vorcldle was arrested Inst June In N~wport Bear.h only vards clWclV lrom 11 home hP allegedly . hutglanwd Th<' !tome. m the 100 bloc:k ot Ocean Vista. ,,·as rnn:.ack11d The ownPr of the ronclo1mm· um teshhed Tut'..,clc1"t· th, I when she and her huo;hand returned from a vacalton c Plehratmo theu 40th wedding · anniver- Siil)', their home v. as t1 mes ... Mis mg trorn ..,h;1lves and drawers were JCWt>lry, o;1Jvc r- wctre and an all-1111portt111t ... uit- case: uThmgs \\(rt• • moved, dropped dild 9cne.rt1lly 111 ,di-.; array/ the woman said du111iq the tn'al atl l•trhor Jushc fl C'e11: ter. · · · The SUltld:>e WtiS Jound lll'l>I · \vhere Votdale \Vtts , Hl''>lecl Poliq~ found most ol th1 -.toh~n belongmgs m~HJ~ !.I c · "tolnn pH'c e ~>t h1gga9P-· Po!H ,. ·wNe also led to & ... tull•n 19<1o Land Jq>vcr th<1l Vrn dClle wa" reportedly <1n· \'mg. ~uthonti~s found d cache ol tulen qoocb 1,P"tde llw spori-uu~t) 'eh11111, 1ncludihg 11 l.tptnp rnm1. t.er, J~~·e1i;y and credit r.ird' \ ordc1le'~ dnver .hcen .. e pa":>:.port and a police cannt r '' e>re also m-.1d e the velHlle Authorllu.... beJie\e the <foft•ndant wets respon~1tJIP lor a hdndful or burglanes hPl\\el'n l\lm l!Yl7 und JunP I ll'l8 m Nei.,·1)01t Bertch. Vo1dct.lf• 1s fcumJ1ar \\1th th<' l>(•cwh.sjde tern tor):. 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OCC hosts a free lecture on •The History d.Od Size of the Universe• from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore The~ ater. Chnslopher D. lmpey, associate professor of astrono- my dl the Uruversity of Ari· zona, will spedk. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The Costa Mesa Hlstortcal Society: holds a talk by Ron Wildermuth, who served as an aide to Ge11. Norman Swartzkoff dunng the Persian Gull War, at 7 p.m. The Htstor- 1cal Soaety 1s al 1870 Ana· heun Ave , Costa Mesa For more mformation, call (949) 631-5918. The Newport Beach Cribbage Club meets Nov. 10 at 6:45 p.m at the Oasi.s Center. 5th Street and Marguerite Avenue, in Corona del Mar. For information, call (949) 646- 5293. . Whole Foods Market hosts chef Paul ~uchanan of Topaz Cafe, who will present dlshes from his annual Native Ameri- can feast m a free event at 7 p.m. The store is at 1870 Hdr· bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 574-3800. IESTIO You are getting. sleepy. Very, very sleepy: Find out why when hypnotist Frank Genco presents a one-hour 1 hypno~is stage show, 7 p.m. Thursday at Totally Coffee 1 Cafe, 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. The show is free and open to the public. For more Information, call (714) 435-9367. The monthly meeting of the Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated will be held 11 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. Irvin F. Gellman, a Richard Nixon biographer, will speak. The event is $22 for members or $25 for non· members. For more informa- tion, call (949) 759-9219. Newport Dunes ls holding a pre-Veteran's Day celebration starting at 11 .a.m. The event will feature a 'performance by a 25-member fell'lale dance troupe. Newport Dunes is at 1131 Bay Back Drive. Newport Beach. For more information, call (800) 765-7661. The Alliance to Rescue Crystal Cove will have tls open monthly meeting at 7 p.m at 3848 Campus Drive, Swte 209, Newport Beach All those intere~ted in preserving Crys- tal Cove State Park Beach are encouraged to attend. THURSDAY St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers "The Relation- ship Semind! • for divorced or separated adults at 7:30 p.m. Marriage, family and child therapist John Jolhffe will headhne the event. Tickets are $5, refreshments included. St. Andrew's is at 600 . St. Andrews Road, ~ewporl Beach. For more in!ormation, call (949) 574-2214. The EbeU Club of Newport Beach will meet at 11 :30 a.m. at the Bahia CorinthidJl Yacht Club,· 1601 Bayside ·.Drive, Newport Beach. Diane Aaher· ty. a feng shu1 consultant, will speak. For more miormation or reservations, call (949) 721· 9267. Jo~ l/1J The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County hosts Israeli mystery writer and lit- erary critic B tya Gur, who will disco her new t book, "Murder Duet," at 7 pm. The event is $10 for members, $1 5 for nonmembers. The center is at 250 East Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more mfonnation, c~ (714) 755-0340. Hypnoti.st Frank Genco wW present a one-hour hypno~is stage how at 7 p .m. at.Totally Coffee Cafe, 1525 Mesa Verde Dnve, C:::osta Mesa. The show is free and open to the public. For more information, call (714) 435-9367. Mary Ellen Weaver, co- founder, chairman and CEO ot Data Processing Resources Corporation, w1ll present "Motivated Teams: The Linch· pm of Growth and Success"·at the meeting of the Association for Corporate Growth. The meeting, which starts at 4:30 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, is free for members and $40 for nonmembers The Sutton Place Hotel is at 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 862-9644. FRI PAY OCC holds "Return to Swe- den, n the third in its series of • Aimchair Adventures." at 7 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. The event will fed· ture television director Dale Johnson, who will describe lus recent trip to Sweden. Tickets are $6 to $9. OC~is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5880 Dawn Kohler, author of "A New Dawn Rising,• will sign her book at Barnes & Noble Fastuon Island from 7 to 9 p m. The store is al 953 Newport Ceoter Dnve, Newport Beach For more information, call (949) 759-0982. Inventors Forum, CaJlfornJa's largest nonprofll investor assistaw·e organization. hosts a seminar summarizing the steps for developing an inven- tion Crom 7:30 to 10 p.m. at OCC's Soence t.ecture Hall. The event is $15. OCC is at 2701 Fairyiew Road. Costa Mesa. For more information, ·Call (714) 540·2491. The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation sponsors •Empoweriog Survivors.• an overview of Healing Odyssey. a retreat for women cancer swvwors. from noon to 1 :30 p.m. The Kamen Foundation is at 3191-A Airport Loop Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. The event 15 Car Accident? 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SATURDAY The Plecemakers' Country Store will hold a "Peddlers' Market" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m The event will · include a garage sale and refresb.ments. .The store is at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa ·Mesa. For more information, caU (714) 641- 3112. Family Doctors Office will offer $5 flu shots for communi- ty members from 9 to 11 a m. The office· 1S at the Kmart Plaza Center, 2200 Harbor Blvd., Suite B210, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-2273. The WalkJng Tall Foundation 's •Run for the Future," an event featuring a SK run and walk, a 10K run and a half-mile kids' event, takes place Saturday monung in Fairview Park in Costa Mesa. For start times, registration fees. ard more information, call (714) 641 · 5417. I . Frtends of the Newport Bay will sponsor a free walking tour of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve Tours will leave from the comer of East Bluff Drive and Back Bay ·I Road in Newport Beach every 15 minutes between 9 and 10:15 a.m. For more infonna- tion, call (949) 786-8878. The Harbor Mesa Uons Club will hold its fourth annual hol- iday boutique from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. The boutique will feature handcraft~d gifts and decorator items. The American Cancer Society Discover Shop of Corona del Mar is holding the first of its "Wellness Saturday" events at 9 a.m. Dr. James Harden will speak oft wellness for cancer survivors. The event is free •a.ztd coffee will be served. For more information, call (949) 640-4777. OCC is offering a women's keelboat class on Saturdays stanng today and runrung through Dec. 11 . The co~e is Doily Pilot $125. The Sailmg Center b at 1801 West Pac1f1c: Coa t High- way, Ncwpor-t Beach. For more 1nfonnation, call (949) 645-9412. Oasis Senior Center wtll hold a pancake b1eakfast from 7:30 to 10 a .m . The breakfast includes pa.ncukes, sausage, coffee and orsinge JlllCe and costs $2 tor adults dnd $1 for children. The tenter is at 800 Marguente, Coronu del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. OCC's Salltng Center hosts a 2 112-hour senunar, "Life at 30 Knots,• hy Gino Morrelli, designer or high-speed multi- hull sailboats. The presenta· tlon will feature video footage. slides and br<fken pieces of a mult1hull boat. Tickets are $10. The Sailing Cehter is at 1801 West Coast Highway, Newport Bt>ach For more infonnalton, call (949) 645-9412. "Fashion for funds," a music scholarship benefit luncheon and fashion show, 1s set for noon Saturday at St. Mtchael's and All Angels Episcopal Church, 3233 Pac1hc View Drive, Corona del Mar. Tick· efs aro $15. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-3599. SUNDAY Liberty BapUst Church will honor •the men and women who protect and s(lrve others• at 11 a.m. The church is at 1000 Bison Ave.. Newport Beach. For more mlormation. call (949) 760-5444. The first United Methodist Church of C"osta Mesa spon- sors an Alternative Christ.mas Market from 11:15 a .m. to 1 ·30 p.m Representatives from many chanlable orgdni· zations will attend the event. For more mformallon, call (949) 548-7727 MONDAY The Automobile Club o( Southern California presents •on Stage Alaskd, •a free hve musical and multimedia show, al 7 p.m. dl the Costa Mesd Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program fedtures Alaska residents· and histori· cal experts who perform songs and skib about the state's rich hentage. For more inJonnation, call (714) 424 - 7871 ONGOING The Newporl Beach New- comers Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesdays of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the roud, play golf, tennis. bridge and more. The group also holds several evening pdrtles. For more mlormation, call (949) 854-4501. RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $100°0• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF :with a purchase of Fabnc & Labor til 11 /17 /99 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 548·1156 Sottlv 7~ PaPA 1~ Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Oircc1, F.llmfna1e rho Middleman! Compare our Price I COii• Meu Showroom by 1ppolnhnenl 1240 Lopn Aw. Unh H CODrMr ail~' !.APl (714)144 7m a .. "'1tMJ Daily Pilot I N B R I E'F ew,port !nan gives $5 n1illion to <::hapman The Schoc1I of Law at C hapman Uruven.1ty has received a $5-m1U1on girt lrom Newport Beach resi· dent and Chapman trustee Harry Rinker. 'Chapmdn President J ames L. Doti chdructer- ized the contribution us ~one o1 the most <;tgnifl· cant· the school hdd received during its 'tvWlen- nium Campaign a fund· raising r>Hort that aims to gcneratP. $1fi0 milhon. Rinker and his wi1e Diane have previously made st:lable contnbuttons to the umven;;ty. The atri- um of 1t.g Argyros Fomm, a classroom m its Technology HaU and !>eVCJdl scholar- ships dre named for the Rmken;. In recogmllon ol the most recent gift. the> Um- ver..ity's law hbrnry will be renamed the I Jarry S. Rinker Library. -Alex Coolman MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 a flare gun, whKh he had con- verted so 1t would accept d .22-caliber buUet, and light· ened it m a vice. Then he tied a string to the triggcr·and slipped on a bulletproof vest that lus family had given to him as a Chnstn1ds present. He yunked on the string and shot hunscll in the back. With the du1y work out of the wdy, Ross cru1sE'd down Newport Boulevdrd, looking for someonc> to pull over. He found d motonst who ht the> bill, Hipped on his hghls dnd pulled the driver to the curb He Wdlked up to the driver's window ctnd -doing some good acting -flinched dS if he had 1ust b<'en c;hot. Th<.>n he drovt• himself to the hosptldl where nurses observed the welt on his back dOd marvel~d at his goo<l for- tunes. Thank God I WdS wear- mg my vest. he said later. By the next day, the televi- sion people had amved and Ross -holdmg up his vest - turned mto d quote machine. "I'd rather sweat than bleed,• he said. The quote became the top headline in the Dally Pilot th<1 next mom·. mg: wl'd rather sweat than bleed." But then he stdrted bleed· ing. A vt>teran detective \\ho was suspicions of Ross' hero status dug into the cu<>e and discovered the hodx By the lime l managed to track down RDss at his lrvtne apdrtmcnt, the young cop was m d confessiondl mood. ·A part o( me en1oyed the limehght, but mostly it just added to the shdme." he ~<nd. It was a moody conver.>ation. I-le said he'd dre<tmed up the hoax for personal reasons and a vague hope that 1t 01Jght bring some positive attenuon to a police force that had been buffeted by scandal.( •Tue idea got the best of me,· he ddded. Ross hopPd his colleagues would go easy on him. I le asked for tt leave of absence, a chdllcc to get his head together. The deptlftment asked for bis badge mstedd. In th(;! ldst look, it wasn 't the fact that he'd donc> some· thing stupid and foolish that fmned up htS reputation dS a bad cop People do stupid things. Even cops. It was hi.s ab olute gull m trying to play the role ol hero that did him in And that's becau th •1e arc true h rOOl». Bob ' lenry, the Newport Beach ofhcer who wa gunned down while trying to help a swc1dal m i'm , h. a he ro. St •vc Van I tom. the U1011ghtful Newport rgennt who never lo~t his r •solve even a<:: the lcukcrn11t wrestled life from him, is a hero. The anonymous Cost.i Mo a lircmdn, who kru•lt il •ntly ov ~r the c:htlrl who'd hP-en k1l11 rl 10 n gmt 1 qu • pr r.hool cl ath spree, wa <t hNo 11 only u a syml)()l ol whilt was nghl and whut wa" d C.'( "'". H ro, you ' , I too good a word to b c1uancl r d • S1IVI MA-.. Is the manag ng edltOf of Ttmes Commun ty News Ht can be re.khed .i s~~ M•r· bleel•tlmeJ com • Wednesday, Nove;ber l 0, • 999 5 . . . Kazarian no longer part off ederal case . • Federal authorities won't elaborate on why fo rmer deputy district' attorney was removed as a defendant in drug smuggling case. A former Orange County deputy dismct attorney indict- ed in tt federal drug smuggling case ts no longer a defe ndant in the cd.Se Federal authoritJes declined to spectfy the circumstances surrounding the case against 35-year-old Bryan Kazanan for FISH CONTINUED FROM 1 ally range lrom one to five pounds, but can reach weig hts of m ore than 30 pounds. - The International Game Fish Assn. in Florida last month recognized Alexandra for her achieve ment and con- firmed that she had ·set a "1uruor angler world record." According to he r certifi- cate, the record is for •a catch or the heaviest fish of a species, and that the catch . was made in aecordance with international angling regula· lions." The association's regula- tions are to •promote ethical REPAIRS CONTINUED FROM 1 project mdnagement, so1l test· mg and other contingenaes - by 11 "o, bnnging it from 19% to 30%. These costs are all set by mdustry standards, Fine said Dunng the coming days and weeks, as officials wait for a final, fum price, they alsc> will ANNEX CONTINUED FROM 1 that we've got to get away from· the personal name-calling and insults that are bemg taken,• he said. •Tue fact is ... we need to do what's best for the resi· dents m Santa Ana Heights and the best for our residents. 4 Cowan said she believes the coinmumties are pnmanly mterested iri acquiring " New- port Beach mailing address, • which is considered by some to be more prestigious lhdfl one in Costa Mesa. But Heigl\ts resident Russell N1ewiarows\ci, w ho is leading the unification effort, said a . Newport address is simply "icmg on the cake." "There are many reasons, but the overwhelming an~wer is that Santa Ana Heights com- munity has always been one community,• · Niewiarowski said. Other reasons are Newport's staunch opposition to the expansion of John Wayne Air- port, its support of the corrunu- nity's specific plan and the fact that the aty has shown interest m annexmg the community, he said . Soon alter the N~wport Becrc:h ·aty-Coundl announced? its' mtention to begm the annexation process of Santa Ana Heights, Bay Knolls and Newport Coast, a faction of the past-several days. Kazarian was one of seven defendants who dJd not appear at a court heanng Monday. w His ca se has been disposed of.• said Assistant U.S. Attor- ney James Spertus. -It means he isn't in the case a nymore.• Wh en ask_ed whether and sporting . angling pra.c;.;. bees" and include speci.ffca- tions for fishing line materials, rod lengths and hooks. • w I've bee n trying for records all my life and she gets on e on her first try," Mazur said. Fishing was not enllrely new to Alexandra. who said she has practiced casting with her child-size fishing pole in her backyard pool many times. once getting it stuck in a nearby tree. She had caught a few little fish when angling with her father at Irvine Lpke. but she had never used an adult-size fishing rod before. On the catfish's fateful day, Alexandra could not find her small fir;hmg pole, so sh e used her father's 7-foot Sensilite rod, Mazur sdld. be figuring how much money they can get from the state. • j In 1998, passage of Senate Bill 50 established a facilities program that lowered the min· irnum age or schools seeking to modernize from 30 to 25 years, which put Newport-Mesa back in ihe eligibility rmg. Then vot- ers approved the statewide $9.2-billlon school bond. With the new requirements in place, Newport-Mesa was finally in line for a piece of the Heigh ts residents expressed their interest in becoming part of Newport Beach and in unify- ing their divided community. Based on how the Orange Coun ty Local Agency Fonna· tion Com.mission has outltned where communities would go in the future, Santa Ana Heights could potentially be split between Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. While these residents initial· ly mtended to petition for their release from C~ta Mesa, orga- nizers were later told they could simply submit a request to the commission to redraw the community's lines. They plan to submit their request when the proposals from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa are heard, Niewiarowski said. When making a decision on the complex issue, the conunis- sion would look at financial aspects as well as issues s~cb as continuity of services, and -Kazanan will dp~ar on behali of the federal government in the upcoming tnal, Spertus refused to comment. Kazanan, fonnerly a-,s1yned to handle Costa Mesa gang cases for the dJslnct attorney's office, was accused of lei.I king confidentJdl information about ·Toward the e nd of the ddy, Alexandra•s lmc becam(? heavy. Mazur said he thought she bad just got n stuck in seaweed, but redhzcd it was some thing else when Alexan- dra began strugghng to reel it in •Dad. dad, dad, the bob- bers going up," she recalled telling her father, alerting him to the fact that there was something animated on her hook. "I wrapped my arms arQund her waist to make sure she didn't get p ulled m the wat&, • Mazur sdid, adding that it took about 20 minutes to land the catfish . "I thought it was a some kind of little fish that was real- ly strong," said Alexandra. wWhen I SdW w hiske rs, r pie But 1t still had one hurdle left· the restriction placed on the distnct following the Orange County bankruptcy, bamng it from receiving any state money for ftve years. That hurdle wao; removed m Octobet when Gov Gray Davis signed Senate Bill 1039, which allows Orange County dts- tncts, spec1ficdlly Newport- Mesa, to apply for funds. · "We're fortundte we had will put aside the more emo- tional arguments, said Costa Mesa City Manager Alldn Roeder. While Niewiarowsk1 stud lu.s group hadn't pld.nned on the addition of the Santa Ana Country Club ancl the area south of Mesa Dnve, he aid they are welcome to join the effort. · Costa Mesa ofhc1als. how- ever, seem even less sure about letti,pg go of the two areas than they are about San- ta Ana Heights. Monahan said he feels San- ta Ana Heights neighborhood has presented a strong c&!>e for leaving the city, but that rea- sons behind the latest ·addi- tions to the hght were •much ·more gray." Cowan agreed that it should not be easy for other commuru· ties to simply Jump on the annexation bandwagon · "It's not 1ust a matter'of say- ing 'I don't. want to be in Costa Thursday, rovember 11th 11 :00 am-7:00 pm · . \. Bahia Corinthian Ya cht C lul> 160 l Bayside Dr Newpon Beach (949)644-9530 {~JL' CHI.NA VALENTINE PLEASE JOIN S FOR AN OPE HO S E To SEB 11\'0 COXf • .\JNl ~~ OF FI~'F \,'\TlQUES mo~t Cm. \. Yot.: WILL I·u,1) HE.At rn:t I, 1.ACQl ER.ED PIECES.Clll:\OISlmlH, llLEf· \ I FRt TI\'001) TAnt.ES CH,\JHS, .r\CCJ~c;;soRIES AND ~frClf MORH r11uusn,ll', No \1EMn1-;R 11, UHJ9 Fl~O\f 10 :00 AM t :\'Tll, 4 ·00 l'~f FRil).:U', NOt'R.\IBI;R 12. UJ99 J'ROM IO 00 M t STll. 4 no l'\I • SATl!RTJ. tr, Nov1';,\1IJl~R 1,~. UJlJ9 I RO:\f 10:00 AM u~ rn. 4 :00 PM FR11Ml', D ECf;\lnE.R :1, 1999 · J RO\I IO 00 \M I ~ fll, 4.00 P~I K f 1nm WARHHO SU ANI> ACiAJ ' 660 \VFS 1 t 7n l STRmrr. ~ 11 Q25 COSTA ll~SA, C Llt'ORNIA 92627 S1tTUlll>tU'. 1JfX'E,\flm R.IJ. l .CJ99 f JtC>l\I 11 .00 A,.I :\, 11. 4 00 r~I OR m· PPOl~"l:\lfa\7 11t F.ASE \LL (949) 675·~:;1 l I )fl.Alb"l<S \\rbLCOMl lln open mve!>tlg.ation to 28· year-old John Ward. Ward is the alleged nng· lead~r 01 a coast-to-c0<1st dru_g smuggling oi)eration. Kazarian tillegedly provided detai!S about Peter Perry, a purported mem- ber of Ward's nng who wall sus- pected of movmg 106 pounds of chE'ffilcals used to manufacture methampbetanune. · Five defendants rematn m knew 1t was d catfish 11 MaZUJ said witnesses were requued to certify that Alexandra had indeed caught the "heavy, slimy" fish h erseU. Then the statistics were sent to the fish association Though she dlso enjoys balle t, soccer and swimming, Alexandra's success has kept her focused on learning more about fishing. Her father said her next lessons will be m deep-<oea fiS!UJlg. Fishing is a "her and daddy thmg," said Alexandra's mom, Kayla 1\uney, who said she does not even like to eat fish For Alexandrn, her record was not the biggest reward for catching the catfish. ":rbe best part is that you catch hsh that is good to eat,# .she said. that legislation pass that ~1.U allow us to do thdt, • Fenyman Sdld. . What the district must deter- nune nqw is how much money 11 can get from the '>tale Although the bond includes matching funds -80"o from the state and 20", local money -the fom1uld 1s based on a dollar amount per student, not on rteed Thal formula puts most of the burden back on local funding. Fine said. Mesa. I want to be part of Newport' -there is a ma1or process that every entity tnvolved has to go through,· she said. Roeder added that in com- panson to Santa Ana Heights the country club and the other residential area are enllrely surtounded by incorporated I Costa Mesa. • · >And Newport Beach Deputy City Manager Dave Klff said although the Newport council has not ruled out the poss1bill· ty oftaking·in those areas "it is hndncially difficult to add areas outside of. what we've proposed· The Costa Mesa City Coun· cil will discuss the tssue agam at its Dec. 6 meenng. the "4l1°_e, mdudmg Wa.td,, his parents and Howard Coones, chaptn president of the Orange ~ounty H~ Angels. The ring was reportedly head- quartered m Orange County and New Jersey with cocaine, rpethamphetanune and pre· scnption drug~ shipped to var-, 1ous points across the Uruted Stdtes. -Greg Rlsllog 2000 CONTINUED FROM 1 was lj1e sooal hub of Newport for 20. years or. so .• competition cdl'lle m 1928 Harry ·Pop• Tudor and partner Ray Burlingame weren't by about thmr motives. They built the Rendezvous Ballroom across the peninsula for a regal $200,000. The spacious dance hall quickly became the town's hot spot with big-name bands grac- ing its stage. Over the next sev· eral yecm., the ownen. of both attractions· were involved m a healf'd rdce to lure residents to theLT nails. Jn domg SO, they helped attrdcl more businesses to the area and nldde Balboa a happerung spot to hang out. When residents weren't sweating to the oldies. some of them were contnvmg new ideas at the Green Dfdgon Cafe. The restaurant was more than a · place where· you could sneak a drink of bootleg liquor in tb.e back. No, the cafe was a place whert:! averdge men turned mto politJcd.l up tarts and where.the latest go. sip was burning some eOIS. . Yet. drinking alcohol -ille- gal in the 1920s -was evident in Newport-Mesa. There were the gun-toting rum runners sneaking m the latest shipment dunng the dead of rught. Some of the stupments would be tak· en tJway m black sedans to Los Angeles. · And when drinking wasn't enough for some residents, they mdulged m another vice - gambling. You could find a gammg establishment m the hack of mo~t businesses. Garn· bling wasn't legal, but that did- . n'l stop .. the wagenng. Business owners would c1<>$e shop when they received ti~ the sheriff would be traveling through town. · Tl.Illes were considered good m Newport-Mesa duru'\g the 1920s because residents played as much as they worked. Sourus: #Newport Beach: The First Century, 1888-1988,-ed. by James P Felton, 1988 Don'tMiss the Boat! ... Now Accepting Holiday Reserva.tions Boat Parade Private Parties New Year's Eve On The Water in New ort Beach I. • ... 51 days. · 6 Ooily Pilot .. P A C I F I C C 0 A S T l E" A G U E W A T E R P 0 l 0 C H A M P I 0 N S ·~ . orona del Mar High's boys water polo team, under the hand of Coach .John Vargas, sits atop the Pacific Coast League with an unbeaten record heading into the CIF Division II Playoffs as the No. 2 seed. Front row, from left Stuart Blair, Chase Emery, Cavan Cuyler, Chriss Street, Garrett Bowlus. Middle row, from left' Garrett Gentry, Chris.McCormick, . Brady. Flynn, Drew Hoeven, Cllff Shepherdson, Ryan Jetton: Back row, from left BY CARL HIDALGO Morgen Johnston, John Graass, Matt Petry, Alexander Niehenke, David Fa!>ian, Brad Netherton, D.J. Jackson. • HIGH . SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL • • DON LEACH I DAILY PR.OT Krista Dill and April Ross (14) exchange high fives as teammates Heather Cullen (left) and Brenda Waterman look on. Tars put~ Alalnitos away easily · • Ross, Sailors destroy Los Alamitos in playoffs, march into the second totmd of the CIF Division I-AA elimit\ations Thursday. The game was tied, 5-5, when Krista Dill put the Sailors up with a kill. After a sideout, Brenda Waterman and·· Andrea Schutz got kills and Sandro served anot})er ace to push the lead up. Though Los Alamitos managed six sideouts, it found itself down, 14-5. JOSTiPll Boo ~~ NEWPORT BEACH -Unfortunate- ly for Los Alamitos High's girls volley- b~\l team, its win Monday night in the wild card of the CJF Southern Section DiVlsion I playoffs earned 1t a. date at Newport I !arbor. The $ailors (29-2), ranked No. 1 in Division I-AA and gunning for an unprecedented lh1rd consecutive CJF champ1onsh1p, promptly processed the Gr;ifftns (13~9) in the first•round match like Steve Buscemi in •Fargo," wtn· ning, 15·6, 15-4, 15-6, and will duel San Gabnel Thursday night at a site to be determined by com lip today. While fJ.J"St-round matches are usual· ly easy for No. 1 seeds, Newport H4r· bor's interest in the playoffs was piqued like Homer Sunpson ma donut shop. An excited Sailors' quad made sure Los Alam1to was at a disadvantage from the outset, racing to a 1 o.o lead in the flril game, and 5·0 m the second. "The kids played well and w ~umped out at the tart/' Newport Har- bor Coach Dan Glenn ajct "lt's1mpor· tant in the playoffs to to jump out ear- ly." Newport I !arbor led early by unleashing senior April Ross. It was painfully obvious for Los Alamitos that • it didn't have an answ~r for Ross. Her dofuinance is simply expressed in the ~tatistics; 17 kills, five assists, 10 digs and two aces. Ross spiked the ball for the very fust point of the matcJl, arm it was pretty much over for the Griffins. She had four kills in a 10-0 Newport run, and the Sailors coasted to the 15-6 victory. The second game was more of the same as Rosl> had six kills and Jenmfer Sandro served two aces en route to a 15-4 win. Los Alamitos contnbuted to its 10uvh start with some tentative play and nus- takes. •we have a little bit more experi- ence m the playoffs than other teams," Glenn '!Jft1d. •So that's an advantage for us.• .. Los Alanutos relaxed nnd· rocovere.l a UtUe l>it ill the third geme, and hung around With some gutsy de.fem~ • .and the bitting of Jaclyn Owens After scoring one more point, Los Alamitos finally tell when 1t hit the ball into the net. Sophomore Katie King, who .IS the only starter on the team without previ- ous playoff expenence, bad 29 assists in her first postseason match. Junior Heather Cullen bad nine kills. And on ·a night when the nine seniors were honored, they all came through with key moments. Enn Haller and Watennan each had six kills and Dill had ~even digs and two bloeka. Sandro had three aces, Shannon Backus one, and Signe Hillyard, Uta Addeo and Schutz all contributed wtth some big plays •AU.the seniors got to play and they did a ruce Job," GleM said. ·rm really happy about that.• The senior-laden Sallors seems 'intent on taking memorable moments wlfh the)]\before moving on And a hll· lode th1id CIF title would certainly b6 memorable. r QUOTE OF THE DAY \ "The kids played Wei and we jumped out at the start . h's impor1ant ii the playoffs to jump out early ·-" Dan Glenn, Newport Harbor volleyball coach 'Nadnesday, No.<ember 10, 1999 • Sporb Editor R Carlson • 949-57 44223 ·. Newport Harbor • For love of the gam~, southpaw packed quite a punch in the pool for Tars, Cal and the U.S. Olympic team. RICHARD DUNN ln Robertson's senior year, the Tars lost to Sunny Hills in the CIF 4-A title game, but in his first year · They've seen the 11111 in college at UC Berkeley, ·· · photos and Olympic 1111111 Robertson returned to the ' medals, but Kevin gold_-medal stand as the Golden Robertson's two boys probably Bears won the NCAA won't fully appreciate their father's championship. efforts.until'they watch next year's A two-ti.me NCAA Olympic Garnes on television. All-American, Robertson also led. Alan, 7, and Chris, 5, are Cal to NCAA runner-up finishes old enough now to play their own in 1978 and ·no. sports, and, to a degree, Modest and low-keyed, understand ~bat winning and Robertson played-On various levels losing means. of the U.S. national water polo "It'll be fun," Robertson said, team from 1977, when he referring to those upcoming graduated from Newport Harbor, golden moments with his sons, to 1988. "I loved playing and wben he can share his Olympic enjoyed the competition, but expenences between there's no career in water polo, so commercials during NBC's · it was time to go on to different coverage of the 2000 Swnmer tbmgs," Robertson said in June Games at Sydney, 1996. Australia. Robertson, who Robertson, a married Newland's two-time Olytnpian and daughter, Trish, and Silver medalist for the lives with his family in U.S. water polo team, Danville, is director 'of can tell of the thrill of sales for a new-home victory and agony of builder in Northern defeat. California. Robertson packed a An East Bay resident lot into a small since moving north to package at 5-foot-9, 165 attend Cal, Robertson, pounds, serving as the 40, is the latest honoree Olympic t~'s in the Daily Pilot Sports "orchestrator" in 1984 Kevin Robertson Hall of Fame, under U.S. Coach Monte celeb~ating the Nitzkowski. millennium. . "(Robertson) was extremely "To have the chance to compete quick and be led our against both the best players in the U.S. and the best players in the counterattack," said. Nitzkowski, world, that's what means the most who compared him to former to me,• Robertson said Monday, Spanish scoring sensation Manuel reflecting on his athletic highlights. Estiarte. •Kevin could see the "ln our sport, (the Olympics are) whole field, and that's a lot like the htghest level we can achieve. Estiarte. Kevin didn't possess a There's no professional water polo, powerful (throwing) arm, but he so there's nothing ~bove and really had quickness, and beyond (the Olympics)." quickness is tough to pick up, Robertson, an Olympic even for the best goalkeepers. teammate of former Newport "(Robertson) was a kid who .. Harbor standout James Bergeson, loved to play water polo. He was ... thouglit the '88 Olympics in Korea just one of those naturals.• were "a little more interesting In '84, the heavily favored U.S. because they weren't in LA• and team earned the silver medal. as the squad wasn't targeted with the' Yugoslavia won the goJd based on favorite's label. ' goal differential, then at the 1988 Once referred to by Nitzkowski Seoul Games under U.S. Coach as the "Magic Johnson" of the '84 Bill Barnett, Team USA finished Olympic team, Robertson was also second again to Yugoslavia, a1ter an excellent passer who rarely upsetting the Soviet Union in the came out of the \\Oater. He semifinals. would've played in 1980 Olympics, Under Barnett in '88, Robertson as well, 6ut the U.S. boycotted the 1 d th 01 i d Moscow Games that year. Paye on e ymp c team un er "Kevin's a world-class athlete,• his mentor as a youth (along with Barnett once said of his top driver. Ted Newland) and former coach at Robertson, a member of the Newport Harbor High. winning U.S. team at the 1979 A left-hander who grew up Pan American Games, started playing many dilferent sports, · · t 6 hil · · Robertson was the CIF Southern swururuog a age , w e en1oying baseball and basketball. • 1 drifted Section 4-A Player of the Year in toward water polo when I got 1975 and '76, sharing the lionor in older," said Robertson, who began the autumn of '7 5 with teammate playing age-group polo for Frank Anderson as the Sailors Newland in the seventh grade. captured the CIF 4-A "I loved sports more than anything champ1onshlp, beating Sunny Hills else, and I just loved playing water in the finals. polo." • Newport Haroot is the only school in ©range • County to fi eld a frosh/soph field hockey team. N ewport Harbor High's frosh/soph held hockey team had all the makings of a real team this year, with uniforms, eqllipment and players. The only thing it was rrussing wds opponents. und unifonns, • she sdid. ·so J decided I might as well go ahead and field the team iru;tead of depnVlllg the gul Ci chance to play.# Of course, being the only team in the dred brings about the bbvious question of who to play? . LIGHTWEIGHTS . joseph boo looked solid 10 wmnmg all four gamP.S. ·we don't redlly ha\'• a stttr player: frosh/soph. Coach Beth Snelgrove sa1cl. •our entire front hne scored atruut four goals each, ~o everybody contributes." The early exposure to t1Pld hockey for the girls is ttn • obVIous benefit to the future ot . Newport Hdrbor·.~:proqrnm, and it guarnntN~s tt stettdy flow of solid playl'rs. "lt's been helping us a ton,: Wolle said Wedne~y. November 10, 1999 1 Mora spinning some magic x's at Indianapolis • Former Costa Mesa resident still getting it • nght, regardless of level. . . I t ts interestmg to note lhdt one pro football coach who ~ notching high marks m the big mcu.it has a past harbor drea SIDELINES Newport Harbor WdS the only school in Orange County to field a frosh/soph Held hockey tedm. Three other schools, Edison, Manna and Glendora, fielded teams m prevtous yeClis but ha~ to drop them The Sailors sc1ounged around, playing JV and fledgling varsity teams for 20 minutes before the JV game~ They have J11anaged to scrdpc together four gdllles thiS yedr. They also won all four games. Their last match was on Oct: 28, which was a Only three uf the 14 players on the frosh/soph team.came in with any expenence m the SJ>Qrl, so most of the practice · time 1s spent on learrung the bdSICS. Whether other ~choub wlll offer trosh/soph pr0tJrdms f()r next yeur 1s in que tmn. ll1e Sailors will dehmtely carry on though, playing gc mes dUdJn~t N tedflls next Yf!<H Although bemg the lone tec1m c.1round • connect. nus lS the fifth year for . Newport Harbor's frosh/soph .,,, team. Rather than droppmg 1t, Sharon Wolle, who oversees the field hockey program at Newport Harbor, decided to keep the girls. ·we JUSt bought rtew sticks VOLLEYBALL CdM's Hansen. ,chooses Stanford . • Sea Kings' setter will continue his volleyball career With the Cardinal. B \JIHY ht I 1\:\1 11 Daly Plil CORONA DEL MAR Corona del Mar High sf'nior Kevin Hansen, a first-team All- C rF Southern Section Division m setter who has helped lead the Sea Kings to section cham- pionship matches the last two seasons, committed Tuesddy to continue his volleyball career at Stanford Umvers1ty The 6-foot-4 standout, who trained the last two summers with U.S. national youth team, picked Stanford over UCLA and Long Beach State. He will Slgn a national letter ol mtenl Wednesday, the finot dciy of the sigrung period. •The academics are far above other schools, 1 like the players and l get along wtth the coach (Ruben Nieves),• said Hansen, who carries a 4.0 GPA at CdM. Hansen was also All-Sea View League and All-New- port-Mesa District as a Junior when CdM won the CIP Divi- ion Ill title. They lost in the . Division I title match to New- port Harbor last spnng. Hansen is also a standout basketball player for the Sea Kings. He was second-team ~-CIF m Division Ill after helping the Sea Kings lo the ClF Division J1l-A title game at tho Arrowhead Pond. He was also all-loague and all-district in his flJ'Sl var 1ty basketball campaign. He will concentrate on vol- leyball, however, at Stanford, where he will team with New- port Harbor senior Billy Clay- ton, who committed,f'nday. CdM still seeking wrestling coaches ' CORO· NA DEL 11 l P WA Ill 11 MAR -Wr tling.cooches for lower lcv •ls !:ontmuc to be on the mm1t wanted 1i t at Corona Ciel Mar High , Th wulk-on po t.tons ar Pf'..ll to quaill ed pplicants, 'Who hould dlr«t U1 tr in'{'1liy to h d c:oach Gury Almquist at (114) 424-7575, ext 4012 6-1 win against Westminster's combined JV and varsity. The main benefit for hdvmg a frosh/soph team is that 1t accelerates the learrung curve for 1:'fewport Harbor. Even though Katelyn Bctratto, Sam Scott and Came Dukes were the only expenence>d play~rs. the entire team ha., grown and has its dd\•antage , 1t docs gPI lonely out there ·1 hope we have other teams to play next year,~ Snelgrove st11d. DON FA H r Do\ Y Pl Newport Harbor' s April Ross pounds the ball across the net and over a block attempt in Sailors' sweep of Los Alamitos Tuesday night In the first round of ellminations. EQUESTRIAN CdM's Farrer sparkles • Corona del Mar freshman win two events at eque51trian event. COSTA MESA -Sydney Farr •r from Corona del Mar's fr shman equestrian won two events at last weekcntt's lnti'.!~rholastlc Equestrian Leagu~ ~how at the Orange Coun· ty Fairgrounds Farrer took the lop pnze m the Equ1tallon Over Fences category as well a., the IEL Medal for CdM. Teammate Julia Koetting timshed third m the Hunt Se>at Equitation and English Pleil· sum cat~ones. .> • , The freshman team 1s n1ade up ol Koetting, Farrer, Ely-e Avila and Anne SchrOC'clc:r. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Corona Del Mar • Ann Schroeder (9th grade) -~th in Fresh· mdn Hunt Seat Eqwtation; 4th m Fr shrnan English Pleac;ure1 6th m F1 hman Equitation over fences; 11th m Fre hman workrng Hwitersi 4th m Fr hman IEL M dal. • Elf5e Avila (9lli grade)-12th m Fr hman Hunt seat Eqw.tat1on, 6th n Freshman Work- ing Hunters; 8th m Freshman IEL Medal. • Sy~ey Farrer (8th grade) -1st in Fr sh- man Equitation over Fence.<;: 5th in Frc hman Workiny Hunters; lst in Freshman lEL Medal •Whitney Weidner -10th m JV ltunt Seat EC{Ultation, 3rd m -JV Equ.itanID\ ov r Fences; 6th in JV Working Hunten;, 2nd m JV lEL Medal. · • Sohdra Grossman -:lrd m Novtcc 1 lunters Under Sdddle: 12 m Novice English Plea ure. • Jillian Van Ness (10th grade) -4th m Novice Hunt Seas Eqwtahon; 6th m Novtce Eqtutahon Over Fences; 4th in Novice Engli'>h Plt-asure. INDMDUAL RESULTS Newport Harbor • Und ey Dorris -9th m JV Medal, 5th in JV · Eqwtation Ovei Fent> ; 3rd ll'I .JV Woikmg Hunters. · • Lauren Amor (9th grado) -bth m We tem Novice Pleasure. • Nlcole Schultz (11th grade) -9th mW t· cm Showmanship, 7th m Western Llmit Ple • ute; 7th in Western Umit Horseman hip, 3rd in w Mem Llmil n&i HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF . Corona· del Mar advances to CIF Finals • Sea Kings tied for second behind University; Newport slips to eighth. Wlth Villa Park. 21 shots behind Umv rsity lhqh'!ii 247. For tlle Sailors, they fint hcd 1ghth Ill 28.1. Kelly Hunt had an 66, l.indsay Golhrallh fl Q4 and Shelly Rob rt~ 10 t CdM advances to th • CIP·SS 1i am Fmals Mnnctay at Tern ku Hills 1n Tt'm~ul l. McConnkk nnd Schauppn r from CdM o w II n Hunt from N wport c h has dv nood to th ' 111d1vidw1l c.hamp on h p n1 cl ) at h • ton Hills Country C lub U\ Palm D s ·rt Clf' SOUTMDN CT10fl MGtONAU (•t \.at c.tTanOI Golf ~ 5cMlth eour... par 7') 1. Unlvcnlty 247, 2. Ciotona cMI Mer 211: !·Villa Paik .268; 4 Saftta Mar~nta 27~ S trvlne 280 .. Nc4ot't KlftOr' (Id\) 21). CdM: McCormick 84, Schauppner 87, McCoy 97. NH. Hunt 86. Galbl' 1th M, Robetb 103 His ndme 1s Jun Mora, head coach of the lndidTlapolis Colle;. One high note arose . recently when his Colts thumped the Dallas Cowboys m their Indiana back yard After a pleasant scholarly tum through Occidental College man} years a90, Mora chose to hnd a home m Costa Mesa ollt on the west side toward Santa Ana Two of his close pah dt Occ1dentttl were Glenn Thom~s. Harbor High gradudte of '55, and Jack Kemp, who advanced to quarterback the San Diego Chargers, before moving on to the poliucal scene. Thomds always had · pra1,eworth}· things to say about Mora and Kemp. But it's ldlT to "d}' Mora moved on alter his tttreer started shaping up on the honzon. Kemp came by the old Clobt.·-H~rald dnd Pilot once m the ldte '50s. He requested dll hour of time to express his words about a union need for youny gndders . Pilot Hall of Farner Bob Woodhouse. d graduate of Harbor High m '51. who is due for San Diego Hall of Chdmpions honors tonight, once collided with Mora, . Kemp· a11d Thomas when they were on the Occidental grid team Woodhouse was then pldying al Long Beach Slate. "Jun is doing a good JOb with lnd1anapolis this year,· Woodhouse said. -1 bumped mto him years ldter ctt mv omce and offered him some'coffee, ·Woodhouse smd wtth a laugh. The coffee pot was ln sad shape and fell apart when Mora found 1t m the bdck room and tned to hook 1t up.· It turned out to be a good deal for Woodhouse after Mora chose to buy him d l>rand new machine Woodhouse is also an old fnend of Lou Holtz, former Notre Dame coach now tutoring the University of South Carolina tootbctll team, He is disappointed thdt life has been so hard on Holtz this year. His wife's bout 'A'lth cancer has heen difficult and he 1-.; a bit edgy with football since he didn't have sufficient time to recruit and the losses are a constant headache. Woodhouse said, •1t's going to take awhile, but I can tell }OU one thing. Holtz will outrecnut anyone.· He said that was always in eVldertce dtirtfi!J hlnoa:Chifig da s ITT Notre Dame. r always followed h1s ph1lo~ophy, • Woodhouse ~a1d He was often impressed by his peThonality. Holtz can also do magic tricks, which urpnsed Woodhouse don cantrell He spent two weeks at Notre Ddme once observing Holtz labonng every day trymg to get Notre Dame ready for a M1crugan game Woodhouse said, Ml'm glad he is back in coaching I 4on't think he was hdppy with the leleVls1on work.· Another.Holtz angle that once connected with Harbor High WdS m 1 %5-69 when Wade Watts of Ohio was m charge of the 1\lewport v footbdll team. Watts, who resides m Laguna Bedch. once coached Holtz m 1953 at East Liverpool I hgll School m Ohio. Holtz always adrrured Watts and honored him ·with sideline passes every tune his lnsh came west to duel use lJl the Gob~wurn Bill Neth, a Dally Pilot S'pOrts Hall of Farner and one-tune star tackle on the '42 champ Harbor High football team.. once had some interesting look.mg-back notes on Glenn DaVls, the Anny All-Amcmcan who gtuded Bonitd l-ligh past Newport to the small sc-hools CIF champ1onsh1p in 1942. l\.lany often wondered how fast Davls was on the track. I Neth recalled it was 9.7 for the century. which was what I e\'eryone seemed to call the 100-yard dash. Legendary Harbor fullback Harold Sheflin wa not that fast, but he never had trouble catching Davis. He once asked why? · Sheflin rnpbed, ·1 could always catch him from behind.· David hunseU was always astorushed b) Shefun's speed and talent. He once called him the best player he ever faced on the grid · The '42 Tar tailback Ed f\.1iller once confronted DCWl.S and hIS brother Ralph, years later at Ivy League track meets. . Miller, who entered Dartmouth, wa~ a hurdler. Davis was a spnnter, and his brother, Ralph, was a hot putter at We t Point. Comadentally, years later both Glenn Davis and Neth were working for the Los Angele. ... Tunes. Yesten·ear e~rt f~ probably didn t know that Bomta High officials came to re~name the high ·chool stadium after Davis. The town •~as cheered when Davis pledged to show up for the ceremonies. CLUB SOCCER OCU Rush wins twice over weekend •Back-to-back wms keep the Under-15 girls team on top of circuit. COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast Lmted Gtrls Under 15 club soccer team retained hr;t place after WUl· rung two,gamcs last weekend The Ru h knocked ot! the South Coast Breakers. 4-3. Sat· urda~·. before defeating the South County Storm, 2· 1 on Sunday. ln U1 wm over th .Bmak· ers, ·abrtna Couch, Kate. Younglove and Nichelle 'McRorle w re the d1ff~ren<' 101 th~ Rui.h' off en~)' white got1 he Sarah Tawalb h w s trong in net. In Sunday's win, Alll on Apodaca !!C()f i?d the g m ' SCH I DULi ' hr t goal off an assist by McRorie. M cRone then c:el up the qdffie wmrung goal by Adele Koetting Wlth strong defel'bive play conung from Jessica Orozco, l<.lnten ChamberlAln and Chloe Co . • Wolfpack S, South Bay Fotte 1 -The Wolfpack, o g1.tls·u.oder· 10 team w re led off ns1vely b)' Justine Freud and Cl'flUJ Mena, who e ch had two g~. whtl Claire Jo phson added another goal. Th goals w ted by Al h Young and Al Mcin- tosh. • Wolfp•ck l, Ml'slion Viejo 0 • -Ju Un Freud s(.w d the game' only gonl, while goalie Krb Una O.gue preservoo the hutout •••• Ill ' 8 Wedno5doy, NO\' mber 10. 1999 Sports AYSO REGION 97 Doily Pilot Region 57: Millennium Babes tie Galaxy Girls Bille Vipers put away Chargers, 2.;.0 NEWPORT BEACH -KesM Palchl.koff cored the "lone goal for the Millennium Ba~ m their 1-1 lie again.st th first-place Galaxy Gtrls Saturday in AYSO Region 57 action. _• Royer; Castaneda each score for the Blue Vipers. NEWPORT BEACI I -Men Royer and Marcos Castaneda each scored for the Blue Viper m thclf 2-0 win Satunldy in AYSO Region 97, Under· 1 O boys sorcer action. Castaneda goal wai> an own goal, whlle· Royer's goal <:ame of( a pass from Wes Parks. Mark Espinoza also aided Ul the offensive attack of the Blue Vipers with numerous shots on goal. Leading the Blue Vipers to the shutout were goalies Henry Pyle dDd Peter Hapke, along With strong defenS.lve play from Timothy Regan, Humberto Lozano, Santiago Cas- taneda, Drew Wittenberg, Jason Wittman, Blake ChJapuzzo and Dar- ren Leggett. In Utvision 4 boy:. uctmn: • Raging Thunder 4, Surf Slayers 1 • Nick Well, Ttav1 Mayfletd ctnd Nathan Cramer l"<1ch scored goo ls for the Raging Thunder. Strong bdll-hundling was pE-r- formed by m1df1elders Chad Stassel, Kyle Rohan, Jonathan Gordon, Jason Walker and Kalani Simon. The Slayers were kept to 1ust on<' shot on· goal due l.fl la1 g<> to lbe solid defensivt> play of Corbin Williamson, Chrl.stian Barnett, Kevin EredJd and goahe Brett 'Green. . In Division 5 boys action: i· • Tsunamis 3, Tidal Waves 1 -Jn u meteorologists dream game, . the Tsunamis, led by goals from Erik Bonn and Michael Bingham, deteat- ed the Tidal Wave':>. Ceasar Amador had two c1sstSts, while Hayden Navarro and R.J. .O'Crw. u<lded one for the':r8unamJ.s. Strong gOtllie saves were turned I.rt hy Cameron Chase and Danny Mlller, while solid all-around play came from Kyle Caldwell, Steven Reader, · Ret Nelson, Cameron Holmes dnd Mllchell Bancroft In Girls-Under-t 4 action· • Newport Black Magic 3, Tustin 0 - Allyson Jeanlngs bad two goals, while Barbara Julllan added another for the Black Magic. The of(ensive help came from Robin e nour, Amanda Hoffenberg, Casey Ibbetson, Lauren Curtis, Kristin Jendrusina, Ally Stoltz and Kimmy Miller. Vic Swigart, Kimberly Hanley, Kelly Boler and Janelle Arnold slowed the Tustin offense, and Kara DeMille preserved the shutout. ln Division 5 girls action: • Radical Ra.spberrlea 3, Jee Klckers 0 -Kayla Henne scored the first goal of the game, while Leslie Boler added two more goals to clinch the victory. Leading the Raspoorries on offense were Chloe Addlngton-Assltt, Natal- ie Cedeno and Angela Graham, while on defense, Ann Darnell, Katrt-· na Johnson, Allhley Spaulding, -Abby Scheldewlnd, Clea O'Kleffe and goalies Stephanie Stone and Mad!-' son McMalru led the way. · . lo Divi Ion 6 girls action: For the Teeme Wahines in their matchup agd.l.JlSt the Icicles, Jocdan Murrel, Hanna Macleod and IJnd- say Ander on each scored goals on assists from Blakely Ficenec, Skylar Hanson, Cassie D'Cruz and Ashley Svendsen. Defense was led by Sayde Busby and Jessica Swift. Other solid efforts were turned in by Alli on Bond, Sonia Bui, Em11y McAdams, Kara Percival, Maggie Donnelly, JennJfer Entin, Tara Voet- Uner, ~achel Heyler, Kr'lslen Chap- man and gocllkeeper K. T. Mollnaro. In other Region 57 girls Division 4 action: • Bubble Trouble 2, Y2K Girls t - Katie McKJtterlck and Jessica Mil- ner scored tli'e Bubble Trouble's goals with assists from Ashley Katz. • Goalie Katie Schulte had a solid day in godl for Bubble nouble. • Polson Ivy 2, USA Babes 2 -Cas- sidy Grandstaff dlld Anya Joyo with assists coming from Lacey Schmidt for the Polson Ivy Ashley Fischer was tough m goal for the Poison Ivy, while the defense was led by Briana Galloway, Sara Sweeny and Olya Zamucen. 120 Midget Seahawks roll . 31-0 IYSO 11 " 011 . · . ' , Royals roll, 3-1 •Encinias' four touchdowns ignite the locals. JR. A l .L. AMER I (AN FOOTBALL NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Mesa Junior All-Ameri- can Football Mtdget Sedhawks blanked the Corona Panthers, 31 " 0, Saturddy afternoon. Nick Trippi opening the holes on the offensive line. The defense was strong, led by lrevor Davis, Kyle Chene, David Ktdushlum, Mlckey Mlela, Jack Belli, Antwon BYTd, Haley AJder and Parker.Lanting. •Falcons absorb the loss in boys under· 10 play. COSTA MESA -Eddie Tomasek, Anthony Lucero and RJcky Condoya each scored goals for the Royals in theii 3-1 playoffs win over the Falcons Saturday in AYSO Region 120 Under-10 boys action. Matt Encinias scored four touchoowns to lead Jhe Seahawks' offense Th. e offensive Ime of Zacli Wlshengrad, Brian Wise, Joevany I Cueva, Eric Curtis cmd Luis Gudino opened nwnerous· holes for the offensive leaders IJke Jun Azurln, Brian Campos and Enaruas On defen e , Sam MaUJn, Cole Edwards, Bo Burgess, Chris Channing, Sylvester Langrlne, R.J. Martin, Jon McLain, Tim McCullough, Mike Puentes, Chris Wade and Luis Gonzalez, all had solid efforts m preserving the shutout. The win puts the Seahawks m second pldce with d 6-1-1 record and cl1n ches cl playoff berth • Junior Pee Wee Seahawks 41, Corona Cowboys 0 -John Angelo's two rushing touchdowns and P.J. Banntng's two TDs were the offensive leaders for the Seahawks. Matt Loyd scored on a 50-yard TD run and quarterback Matt Hauser threw a touchdown pass to Conner Ferguson. Other offensive contributors for the Seahawks were Jak~ Wuebben, Kyle Hayhoe, David Root and Mike Orozco. On the "0" lme, Ryan Telles, Richie Sorenson, Bryce Jardine, Lou Truxton; Trent Sharp, Charles Vickery, AJex Buffaltni, Zak . Lavengood, Alex Warnock and Brian Lawler opened the holes for the Seahawks. The defense, which recorded its third shutout of the seuson, wdS led by Tony Jones, John Gothard, Nick Armendariz, Scott Andrews, David Tomkinson,· Zach Sepulve- da, Ryan Dupuie, Noor Nairn and Jack Turner. •Junior Cllnlc Seahawks 21, lrvlne Chargers 0 -Hunter AJder, Drew UtUefatr and Nick Taormina all scored their first touch- downs of the season for the Seahawks, with Steve Durham, Austin Ford, Andrew Fulcher. DJ. Hauser, Chase Hoyt, and Costa Mesa National LL registration info COSTA MESA Registrd· lion for the Costa Mesa Ndtion· l 1 T T l I l E A G U E al Little League will be held Saturday, Nov 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.' at Te Winkle School at Boswell Hall. The registration fee 1s $65 per player and $160 maxunum per family. Fusl-timC" players are required to bring a utihly bill and birth certificate. For information, call Carolyn Pederson al (714) 374-1563. • Clinic-level Seahawks 19, Mission Viejo Cowboys 0 -The Sea- hawk·s scored twice behind the blocking of Sean Berkley, Rlley Murphy, J erry Whitney, Colby Ammerman, Garrett Amoroso, Bucko Theriot, Taylor Sepulveda Patrick Bre nnen, Woody Yokoyama and Kevin Morgenstern. The Seahawks' defense, which was the factor in the team's win, was led by Corbin McNutt, Kevin Rask, Robbie Lusk, JusUn Elboum, Brandon Davis, Wllliam O'Brien, Scott Chene. Erik Bask, Travis Sorensen and Jonathan 1i1pl. • Junior Mldgel Seahawks 22, Mission Viejo Cowboys 6 - Spencer Ltnk had two offensive touchdowns and one defensive touchdown lo lead the Seahawks. Mike Angelo passed for two extra points, while the offensive line of Trevor Theriot, Sean Ellis, Chris Taylor, Avery Fenton dnd Sean Goodman J?roviped solid blocking. Kasey Peters, Tom Welch, Kevin Welch, Kevin Joyce, Dan Marin-Finn, Wes Presson and Alex Orth played strong defense tor the Seahawks. • Orange Chiefs 26, Pee Wee Seahawks 13 -Touchdowns were scored by Matt Sliva and Marc Quarles, while Silva caught a 60- yord pass from running back Anthony Santos. Other offensive stars were receivers Josh Miller and Patrick WUltams, along with linemen Bre tt Odgen, Shaun Mohler, Steve Hancock, Bijan Ahmad!, Erle Ray, Nathan Stoneman and Pblllp DIGlacomo. On defense, the Seahawks were· led by Junloc Rodriguez, Ryan Dalton, Tyler Ellis, James Coder, David Yi, Chase WbJtak- er, RJcky SepuJveda, Ryan Breslin and Ben Maggard. Basketball tryouts scheduled for Saturday CORONA DEL MAR -The Newport-Mesa Eighth Grade Girls All-Net tryouts will be held Saturduy from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at Corona del Mar High. YOUTH HOOPS The eighth grade guls qualifymg after tryoull> will be on ~e t •am for the Winter season. Players are asked to come dressed lo play and experience is recom.mende~. For informdlion, call Coach Garth Flint at (949) 640-1998. Benjamin Briseno, Jacob Hurd, Nlcbolas Arellanes, AusUn RJce, Etic Petersen, Morgan Brennu, Roland Wood dnd Christopher Quinlan were all solid on defense and goalie Zach Arant held off a strong Falcons' attack to pre- serve lhe win. · In other Under-10 boys action: • Rockets 3, Cheetahs 1 ~ Jonathan Knauer scored two godlS and Andrew Roth added another for tht! Rocket Justin Crossin, Aaron Klug and Ben Nordstrom played a solid defensive game for the Rockets. In Undet-10 girls action: • Killer Mermaids 3, Flrecrackers 2 -After two first-half goals from Sarah Braunsdorf, Jordyn Simmons scored. the ~ game-winner for the Killer Mermaids. Ashley DeJ.zlngaro 8.Jld Lucy Lozano played well in goal, while the defense was-anchored by Teresa Fox, S~a Martin, Amelia Lamed, Ayla, Medlna, Carina Mertda. Diana Man- riquez, Ashleigh Mestas and Abby Scheafer. In Under-12 boys action: • Bllzzard 3, Team USA t -Lui& Andrade broke the sco1e- lcss tie with a goal and Adrian Jimenez added two more goals for the Blizzard, . Team USA wos led by midlie.lder Andrew West. WtWam Briseno, and Cody Waldron. 'ICa.m USA's lone goal was put in by Edwtn Moreno oft an assist from ChrtsUan Med.Ula. lJ1 Under-14 girls acUon; • Blue Angels t, Laker Girls 0 -Undsay Jleed cored the gaane-wurning goal in overtime to lead th~ Blue Angels. In Under;.s action: ln the Pink Panthers matchup against the Cherry Blos· soms, Amanda Watson scort~ two goal off df sohd pa. s from Brittany Grtm.mett, MUenna Sanislo scored a qwck goal and solid play was turned in by Natalie Seckel, Avery · · fngTam. Kate Lohrstorter, AnnJe Daw and Morg41n Pautsd\ . .. Ia the l>o~· Fireballs game against the Green Jets, solid play was turned in by Ja<:k King, AW1tin Metzger, Leo Bown and Danlly Borg-Sundstrom. 1795 OS~UARJES I 795 OBITUARIES I 795 OBITUARIES I WILSON Sandra 11 1 1969 graduate of Shelby high School. She was employed with the Harbor Jus11ce Cen11r In Newport Beach, CA for 15 yHra and at· tended the Costa Mesa Calvary Church 8:30 'PM. Mtmorlel -N~~~ 11 N~¥:g 1 ~~~ 11 ___ .. _~¥_~_~_1g_ N~ll:'fs 1 N~~ n ~= 1 expreasions m1y be made to the Hospice of North Central Ohio and left In care or the Barkdull Funeral Homes. NOTICE TO cla$S1hcation ot oontrac-the blO<ler, 11 11s pr090sa1 oocumen11 aka Gurujtwan S1ngn. NOTICE OF place ot lh• hearlnO ol all tor'& hcense at the time 11 accepted, shall Pursuant to Sec1t0n alla GuruJlwan Singh PUBLIC HEARING persons lnterlllad Wor Slndra J, Dietz Wiison, age 48, resident of 4476 Stlvlng Rd., Shelby and former resident of Costa Meu, Callfomi• dltd Monday, Nov- ember 8, 1999 following • ttngertng lllneu. She was born August 8, 1951 In Cumberland, MD th• daughter of Calvln and Allee (Robinette) Dlau wi1h Whom •h• made her home In Shtlby. CONTRACTORS that the contract is promptly execute lhe 22300 of lhe Pubhc Con· Ridley, atca GunJtrwan Noboa 15 hereby g!Vtln objecting to the propoeed CALLING FOR BIDS awarded Agreement, lumish a sat· tract Code, the contract Singh Khalsa that the City Couool 01 vacation, and said City School Dt-.l/lct Cont~ctor B Llc$nse 1stae1ory F8tthlul Per· will con1ain prov1s100S Gamet Richey the City. or Newpon Councal at the same lime COAST COMMUNITY· ·PUBLISH November fomlance Bond In in perm1tMg the succ:esstol ()pat Moon Ridley Ind place wtll hear the KAHRE COt.LEGE DISTRICT 10, t 999 a11d November amount not less tnan ooe bidder to subsl.Jtute 11 TO MiCl\ael SooU Beac:'~" ';°"Sider the IVldenco offered by any Bod Deadline 17. 1999 hundred percent (100%} cunt.es for arl)' mooies Gamet Alleyne Moore vaca 0 a sewer person Interested W'I the N<>ttember JO, 11199 at WALK THROUGH. oJ the total bid pnce, withheld by the Dlltnct to Opal Moon Moore easement The vacatJOn proposed vacation hete· 2 00 P m NONE furnish a Payment Bond tnSUfl per1onT\81'Qe uo· It hereby on:tered =• W\11 ba to~ tofOf.J descrtbed In addition to her Kahre, Gecald Eugene parent• she Is survived wu born In Sant• Ft, New by one eon, Dustin Mexico, April s. 1933. Wiison of Bardstown, Paned "'11 on Hovembtf Place of Bid Receipt· BID DATE November in an amount not less der lhe contr&d that all persons I n· Cahfom~et end l'STC"ellanl I. Brown for OlllCI ol Director of 30. 1999 at 2 00 p.m ltlan one hundred per· Each bid submitted In terested Ill th•s matter ap· • Highway Code Section LIVonne M. H8t1deU Purcnuong. Coast Com· BOARD DATE. cent (100%) °' the total rasPQOse to lh.s NoC•oe pear before this COUit In 8300 Pubhc Streets City CleOI City of mun1ty Colleg Dlstnct. December 8, tll99 btd pnc:e, and furnish shad contain, as a bid Department No L73 of Hinhw~"" and s.MOI Newport Beach I, 1999 In Coall Mita, KY: one brother and CehfomlL He la survived sl1ter·ln·l1w, Calvin by his wile, l•Vonne Charl11 and Connie Kahre; •on. Klf'I Klhre of Dietz of Shelby; one Costa Mesa: dauohter1, slater and brother· • Donna Kahre of SHI Bldg. ·D~. 1370 Adams No payment shall be cen1ficates evidencing ttem, adequate sheeting, the 01ang1 County Su-E·• ,. v Put>hsllad Newport Avenue. Costa Mesa. CA made forWOl'llor mate11al Chat the required Insur· anonng, Ind bracing, o< penor Qoun at the Id· L:!e~:''!ewe~c:::,oe~ Beach·Coata Mell DlilY 92626 under the contract unless a nee Is in alfact In lhe equMilent method, 101 dr8" shown aboVe on ment proposed to be P1k>t Nol/ember 1 o, 11, Project ldont1hc1t1on and unhl the Registrar ol amounts sat lortl 1n the • the protectK>n ol Ille and 12·21, ~1199. at vacated is described 1111111 Name Orange Cout ContractOfs venfles to general conditions In the limb In lrenc:hes and 2.00 oclock p.m. and below W830 Colleg• ADA Upgrades • Ille DISTRICT that the event or failure 10 enter open excavauon, which then and there snow · Various 6u•ld1ngs. CONTRACTOR was into the contract and ex· shall conform to ap· cause. If any they have. That cer11fn sewer B•d No t802R property hoensld al the ecule the required docu· ~lieable safety onlors why the petlhon lor easement, 10.00 feet Place Bids are on Ille time the comract was ments. such bid 1ec:unty Oovemlng Board c:llllnga ol name snould Wide, In the City ol New LOCAL ln·law Brenda and Budl, Sheron Frydendell RI • B of Costa Mesa; and Mar•h1 chard owden of Hafer of oringe Alao MoiDl'UI •1•rs Rocky Mount, NC; rour survived by nine 91"en<1-n I 1 H I~, nephews, Calvin and chlklten and two alstera. and available at Otrlca ol awarded Any CON· w111 be fortallad. The By Wllllem M. Vega, no1 be granted. ~rt Beach, County of the PhyMCal Facillltes TRACTOR not so Fallhful Performance Ed. 0., Chancellor, ltlsfu11neron:leredtl\8t Orange, State of Cslilor· And raw Dietz and Vlattatlon 111 PaclllcVllw PACIPtC VIEW Kevin and Craig Mortuery November 10, Coordinator, Artlllh lk:onsed Is sublee1 to Bond shall remain In full CoHt Community a copy of this Ofder 10 nla, de!ij:f•bed In <leed to Riohy, Coast Community penalties vnder Iha law. force and ellect throogh College Ol1trlot 1how cause be published the 'Clly ol Newpon College D11tnct. 1370 U the license clessl· the guarantee parlOd 81 Publlahed Newport In fllB/Costa Mesa Daily Beach recorded Deoom· MEMORIAL PARK Bowden, her devoted HPM. F11ner1I S.rvlc:ea CemetlAIV • Mortuary friend, Cralg Truman of wl Ill be hltd et Chrl1t Adams Ave . Bldg D '. f1catlon 1puc1hed herein· specified In the general Beach-CO.la Mos11 Dally Piiot, a newspaper of ner 18, 1985 as Docu Costa Mesa, CA above ls that of a "spa· condihons Pilot November tO, 11. general cm:ulatlOn pub ment No. 85·507180 ol -., trvlne CA· aunts utaran Chu1c:h, Co111 C"•pel •Crematory • • • M1111 on Thuredey, (71 <I) 438 4673 ciahty c:cnttactor" as de· The DISTRICT re· 1999 llshod In this counly, II Official Reoords in th• ol· NOTICE IS HEREOV tined In Section 7058 or SeNH the nghl to releci W629 lea.St once 8 week lor flee ol Iha County Re· ,.., uncl11, coualna and November 1t at l:OOPM. 3500 Pac1flc VIJ/M Drive other relatlves. AtTengementt by Paclnc Newport Beach View alOf'IUaty, Ntwport ..__&4_4-•2-700--llf M1morl1I .. rvicn will Beech In I au of flowtft, ., be held 8:30 PM mtmorlaltmeybemldeln PIEAcE BROntE.RS Wednesday from the hie neme to Concortll• GIVEN that lho bove· the Cai.tom.a Business any or all bids or to waive SUPERIOR COURT four consecutive weeks COfder ol lllld County named Sct100I D11111C1 or and Professions Coda. any 11111gutan1ie1 or In 1pnor to the day of the more ponlcularly de· Orange County, Cahlor-lhe 1pecaah!y contractor formahlies In any bids or OF CALIFORNIA, hearing scnbed 15 follows nia, ac11ng by and awarded lhe Contract lo< In the bidding • COUNTY OF DATE: NOV· 1, 1008 That oortion of LOI 2, thtough lls GO\'emtngo lhll Worlt 1h8U ltH" con-As required by Seciion ORANGE JAMES P. GRAY, Bloclc ~E... TraQ No Board, nereinalttr re· stnic:I a maionty or the 1n3 of lhe Cablornia La· J41 rtie City Ortve, JUDGE/ 1219 per rnep thereof torr.a 10 ... DISTRICT~. Woll<. lo l<XX>RS&nce V.11h bor Code, the Dtred<>r of Post Offa Boll 14171, COMMISSIONER OF hied In Docm 311, Paoea IEU IROADWAY Barkdull Funeral Horne University Foundallon. Mortuary* Chapel w ith Rav. Luter b~3i26~~ncordle, lrvln., Cremation Champer of the Church ol the Nturtn• 110 Broadway officiating. Friends may Costa Mesa 842•91 GO c1ll 1t the funer1I home ._ _____ _. Wednesday from 6;00 • "Affordable . Alternative'' . Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should you ubjcct your elf & your family to paying inflated prt ·e for ca kct.s & services???? CaJJ TuU Ftte 1·888·S4CASKEI' Scnin1 Om I Sunouodlng Coantrics POBUC I NOTICES will 1aoe111e vP to. but not ltle prOYISioOS of C.T1lor• the Department o1 In-Otange, CA TH E S U P E R I 0 R 28 end 27 of Ml1• later than the above· n11 Business and duslttal RelatlOOI of tM 92613·1S11 COURT celtanaous Mapa In U\8 llAl84 Ume, aled bidl Profession• Coda Stale °' Callomlll hll IN :rHE MATIER OF M.cnaal Scott Ridley, Olli~ Of the County R•· tor thd award o4 a oon· Section 7059 detenntned the geoerally THE PETITION TO 819 lrvlne Avenue, QOrder ot said COunty llact tor the pr()jOCI de· All WOfk must be OC>m· prevall1ng rtlll o4 w-oet CHANGE THE NAME Newport BHch, CA lying w.thln a ''liP ol land acrlbed pluled wllhln Ninety !901 In the total ty In wtlld\ l'le OF Mk:tiael Sool1 wea. &2663 being de&a1b4Mt as lol· REBID OF BID 1802 ooostQ.111ve days Time WoOl ls to be pel1ormed tvar (lfiiglll net'MI 11;t 1811 represented tows N()TICE OF REDUCING SCOPE OF b ol the essence Fatlure CopiU of tne waoe Ml(".llHI !ic:ott Alchfiy, Publllhed Newpoit Comrntndng et the APPLICATION TO WORK TO MEET to complete the WOik 'ratedel&1minat1ona.arill· aka Guruf1101al'I Slngn, Beach~taMesa '°"'hwe telly cornw ol SELL ALCOHOLIC BUDGET ADA Upgra{1(1 v.ithln lhe time aat lonh tied PREVAILING WAGE 1M Guru11w1n Singh Dally Pilot said Lot 2. tttene• BEVERAGES of 1aauoom•, llclewall\I, nurein wUI result in Iha SCAL.E. e1e maintained Richey. ka GIJf'ullwan Nov11mt>ar 3, 10. 17. 24, S n"2<no" E etong Ina Date Of F11ing 1ta111 and doOf hatdwlf tmpot•llon Of llqtildated al U'le DISTRICT offioe Stngl\ KhlllM lor hlmsett t 111111 W624 southtrty llnl of 11iJ"101 a Appl~llon at vanou1 clauroom dameg• a lof uctl day of located at 1370 Adams ancf on behAH ol Gamet • dt&taoc:e ol 112 00 feet to NovembtJ1 2, 199? bolld1f1111 dolay, in u11 amount ut Ave , Cotta Mesa, CA Rlehlyp,• minor and Opal the TrUO POIOI ol a.. T .,.,..,_ 11 •• fh11re "'Ill bo • Twen•y• 1011h in lhe • h1l'"tnehon 9""'..., -.... -1 Facll1t111 • ..__ lchev.• minor 5n1no .... e.._ """'t'"'" ~~';;;" '"'11Y (S20·1 non refundable tor Olddert" "' P1:;.;n9:'a;;d are even• OAO£A TO SHOW Flctltlout ButlMH S 77!2o:w £.;i;;Q Th4t Name<•) of 1~ paymunt ••Quired 101 E•tlt bid must co11torm tii. 10 any 1nte1att&d CAUi! FOR CHANGE Name Statement aa cl 1CUtherty line to lhe Apl)hcant(•I lsit1re each set ot bid rtocu n<l bn respoogtv11 to the !!•rtY upoo ,.q\IHt Tho OP NAME The fOllowlng person-we&letly Une of ~tr BUDDHAS FAVORITr:: merit' Chetkt ll\OIJld bl contract documenls. Conltacior lhell post 1 CAM HUMBER are c:tolng business as DllW H ahoWn on RIOhl INC mlllf p1y11t1te IQ Cont Eucnbtddtrlhllll1t11>ml1, copyoflhlsdocumanlat A1MHO SCARLETS WEB. 18 ofWeyMapNo 2~91·C The eppl!Ganl liWld Communny Collog Dis• on th11 lorm furnished .ach lob 111e The Con PETITIONER(SI Technology Of , '161'. on hi• 1n tilt OeP'"mtnt eb<>Ve are •pplymg to the trict (' All preVtoul 1002 w11h the contra~ docu· trecior and any ubCOn· Mlehael Sco1t Welliver lrwle, Cal1lornia 921118 ol Trenl(>Oftllf<>n al lhe Oepartment of AkOlllllic bldrt1rt mey r 1V11 One mllnll • ll&t of lhe 1rac1or und• 11 ahall.PIY (legal nam•)i.. 1k• Gina Matte Mende•. ; St11to ol CoOfomll O.veraoe Control to NI t Froo lor eac:.h HI put• propoliecf 1ubCOnl!fcto11 not aa than the 1J1(!0• Mtchael Scott HitheY, !.071 E. Chall09 \.n • I Tho nooherty hne ol a~rc bnvtragu 1 Gha eel) on "" PfOf 1 It" re• fled preva ling reta1 of u Outujiw n Sinon. Anehelm H•lll. Clllilomll aald 11np of land belnO &34 uoo PAAK DR Bid• ahtlft be r«.elved I qulfOd by the $U(ll11lling" w11go1 IO H WOtl<trt tm• '"' Ou1u11wan Slngtl 92807 pa1111et With and ,0 00 N£WPORT D~Ctt, CA In lho P ktont I d Md 6uboontracting Fttir ~Jn lt!e exewt!On of Rlciiey. akll Gon4fwin T'hls b1111ne II COO· Ifft nortt1Grty, mmi 1n11d 9'2663 abcM't, nd lf!nM blda Pr Aet.. Govom· itlD. ConfraQ Singh Kll11lsa tor hlmealf dut.'1ed by n loc:t1vkk.tll at. riatlt eng101. lrom Id Type cC L 11 ( ) " tlO opcined IJIJ Pub mMI Codo Hon 4100 No b Id de r m I 'f MW! on behall o1 Oamot HIMI you atanbd dolnO IOUllKlt?y llno Ol l8kl LOI Apptlod tor lldy r oOO t It et ieq, • Ywlttldraw llf1Y bfd tor 8 Rlehty, • mlnof Ind Optl boPMlll y•I? NO 2 4\ • ON.sAl DEER boYO I tC!d llmO Cltdl Old bo ec-period ol all!ty (80} dlY' MoQfl Rldiey, a mlnot Gina MendeD NOTICE IS FURTHl!R ANO WiNCt • CATINO pla~ COnpanied by I cel\lfled 1fle1 ltll ~te ... lor Iha HASIHAV e nLED A Th 1tatemen1 waa GIVEN H R BY that Iha ~CE In a-.oroaoco >Mlh Iha Ol r'I Choc_I( Of bkJ opff\lng cl bldl P TITION FOR ~ flied w lh the County City Clork ail lht Cty o4 Pubbflod ~ PIO'llllOns ol C.lifomla bOnd In an !TIWlt not A 1'8Y'T"f!C bOOCt lhell OADCR TO CHANGE Qert o1 OnlllQ9 Couitly NhJ>C)f1 Doacn hU "' IJeach.Co?;ta ~ t\iblk eontraCI COde lhan ton pe!CMI be ,.qulltd llttof to •• N~S FROM on to 26-419 J.40ndaY, NcMitnber 22. PiJ01 NOYfl 10, 17, 5edloo 3300, DISIJlol (10'Y.) of lhe 10lal bid IQJtlOrt Cl( die contl'llCt MiCNt1 $(XJtt Wlllivef 1MIMOM27 1999, at hOuf Of 100 24, 1999 reQtJlm t ltlo b!C!Qer prlclt, payable to the Dll· ana lhd be In Ille IOnn ll•O•I name) •k• 01111Y PilOt Oct 27 Nov i-M s hi lime and "'9 Fictltloua Bu1lneH Name Statement The following persons are doing t>oalneu as. KELLY SPORTS, 220 Grandview, Laguna 8oach, Calllomla 92653 Klmberty Ann Kelly, 220 GrandYlew, LagUM Beach, Callfomla 92653 d:~ ~~~~~~~;. Have you started doing bUslness yet? No Kimber1Y Kelly Thi• .i11ament wu tiled wtth the County Cieri< of 011nge County on 11-6-99 1"91110925 Daily P1lo4 NOY 10, 17, 24. 0ec t, 19119 WG32 Flctlttoua Bu1fnes1 Name Sta*'*'t The fOllolN!ng petSont are dolno bu11ne11 u THE· WOR\.D IN MAS- QUERADE CH1'RITV BALL, 1964 Omge Ave , Cotla M . CA 112627 SI Jollelllm'a Calhollc Church, (CA}, 1964 Or· nae Ave . Coct• Me11, C~02627 Tl'lls bVlineN .. con- dUClad by a ()()(J>OtlliOn Have you 1t1t1ed doing bu Inell yet? No St JOIGlllm cathOltc Church, KeVll'I Donahue, cro Thlt alal•'"'1t Wit hltid wlCh tht County C!e~ ol Ofaoge countv on 10·1!! 99 11HllOl4t1 Otllly PllOI Od 20. 27, NOY 3, 10, 101H1 wen cuuaa1"'11D u •e th• e•ey ... o acc .. ,, lntom1•~ pecl!eo martletpfec• Vtell.cl reguletty • MIO C9t•""'V -by .. klndt of c:on.vmete. ''=============~=:I WG28 po Ml&t lh follotrinO trld a ntM 1l1at MC 10f1h In !tit o:'itlUIU Ml!lhMf , 10, ~'•I W623 Oound!Chlarnbet1atlhe ~ ..._ __ _.., _______ j~;._..--_;_ __ ---..;~-----~------...._-------------.a..-.-..;..---....,;;_...;......,~~-o..;....;..;..,_;.. ____ .....&....;;.;.;....;._;...~..;._;...........&. __________ __ Doily Pilot I = 11 N~"fs 1·1 ~'ts I ~¥rc'fs H~'g I N~¥~ H~~~~ Flctldou• Bu•IMS• Dfst\lnsky 18 Harsey Permit No. 4MI and tM IHI ot r1N11 ya~ surt the Planning Depart· commlHIOn, Ctty 01 Deed d 1,,.. r900l'dld on N•m• Statemeot Av• • Laguna Niguel, a cc• pt an c • o I a aree previolnly llOPC ment C 1y c;l Newpoft Ntwport Btach 12.0:WO • Cbr:iumeri No The loOowlrig ptl'IOl'll Celdornla 92677 N19ath11 Oaclaratlon The 111bjea prQPefly i$ B acn, 3JOO Nowport NOTE: The exper c.I 91).(S33700 eooa Page d rt dOlnO bustnus u This buS11'41 .. 1' con· on PtOPtrtv IOcaled 11 tocaled In lhe R I (&nvre Boulevard. Newport lhis not.c: Is pai<l from Cir. tSTNatfoNIProc:e111ng dUCledby:an kldMdua.I 15410ol~hlnT9trac:a111 Famlly Rotid ntlal) Dis· Beach. Calll ornle , 11.ng tea Cot:ected from lall Recaldl rt Ille of Newport 1655 Sher· Halle you •tarted doing the R·1 Slngle Family Incl ~>265g 1768 ltla appllc&f\I OlflCI d Ille R.clOlder d 1t1gtOrJ Pl. fZ·102. New· business yet? No Ruldan al) Ollttlct. NOTICE IS HEAEBY (94!1) ~4 3225. PubllsheO Ntwport enw. Courly, ~ port Beach, C.~tomla Rfcnnrd s Orshansky The appllealion 1$ • ($· FURTHER GIVfiN VIII • NOTICE IS HEREBY Beacti·Cosla Mota D !y ~ w. °*!'v' F 92663 Thts i lallmtnl was (!Ufft 10 approve a MOd· N898l1Ye Oeclarallon has FURTHER GIVEN that Pilot November 10, 1999 Rombectl 8 ~ "*' Euc Mendtl. 1855 hied w11h lht County ;fation Pemtll 10 allow tMten prtptred by the id public: heat1no wiU W831 • hia Mlle and Wlpetl&a • SMllOOlon Pl •Z·I02. Clert< o1 Ora.no• County tne eon51ructlon o1 con· City ol Newport Beach In be titld on the 9th cfay of atllrgllia\ • TrualOf Newport 9ead't, Ca~for· 1 on 10 14.gg cntle retaining walls that COMSC1i0n with lhe 8P• 0.C•mber, 1919 81 th& NOTICE Of ~f!'S ~ • ~ T.,_. nla 92663 1"96808305 ranot m he~t from 8 plication noted abOV• hour ol 7:00 p.m. in the SALE Til'9 Order No ...,,,._ C ~. This busineu IS CiOfl· 1 Da11y Pllol Oct 20, 27. leel to 20 tee1 e inches Ill Thi Noga11ve Decla1a · Coul1Cll Chambers Of the 29921764-T25 Truste9 Tn..a.e d a &Na formed ductedby:anlndlVklual Nov 3. 10, 1999 W618 the rear yard In ac· IJon states that, Ille sub· NewportBeachC1tyHatt, S. No 7012-38 R•· pw'IUMltoao.darahond Have you •ttrted llolng • cordance with Sf!ctlon iec1 dovelOpment will not 3300 Newpon Boule· lflC)9 No. JIPN No 426-TNll dMd Janullv 15. bUSl/ltH yet'/ No • t.OTICE OF 1 20 33 of tht Newport , result 111 a significant et· vard Newport ·Beach,. 111-02 VOU ARE IN OE· 1817 and 14!beeql.,..ly Th•• s1a1em1nt w11 end the approval ot a mod· It 1s the present lntenuon and ptaoe any and all Of rmJST DATED NMibo 1 memed ,.,.,, n E11c Mel'IClel , PUBLIC HEARING Beach Municipal COde, I feet on the environment California, al wll1th oma I FAULT UNDER A OEEO I~ '° Cfatg p fifed with the County NOTICE OF INTENT I 1t1<:aoon perm11 1s ,,. 1 ol the City 10 'lccept the parsons Interested may ~712fWO UNLESS YOU h4t .C. end ....,_. Cleft( OI Orange County TO ADOPT A 1 quired for the height and Negative O.ciaratlon and appear and be heard· TAAE ACTION TO PRO-prope11y .. 8eneficlerf • on 10-1s...9g NEGATIVE : IOcatlon of the proposed supporting dcxumer'lts. ltwreon ti you challenge TECTYOUA PROPeR'TY. \NIU. SELL AT PUeUC 1""808487 I retaining walls. Tht ep· t This le not lo be con· 1hla pr0jdc1 m court. you IT MAY BE SOtD AT A ~ TO THE HIGH. DBJly Pilot Oct. 20, 27, DECLARATION proval w1u allow for tha •trued es elther approval I may be hmi1ed to ra1s1ng P\J8LlC SALE IF YOU EST BIDDER FOR CASl1 New. 3, 10. 1999 W817 NOTICE IS HEAEB't' CQflSlructlon ot rel81n1ng or dental by lha Ctty of only lhosa Issues you or NEED.AN EXPl...-NATION 1--U.. .... I ..I u» GIVEN th.at lhe Planning wans whicn e•Ceed the lhe subject epplle8hon someone else raJsed at ..,.,_ -ime "' 111 Actltlou• Bu•lneH Commission ol the City I permitted s loot height Th• City encourages I the pubhc hearing de· OP nE NATURE OF llwJIA mooev d the Unlt9d Name St.t.ment ol Newport Beach will hmrt in the setback area member• of the general scnbed 10 this notice or 1n nE ~PROCEEDINGS s ...... by'*"·• c:astWs The folloWlog pertona hold a public hearing on I The proposed reta1n1ng pubhc to review ar\d com· wntten correspondence AGAINST YOU. YOU c:I-* «-by • ..,. or are doing l>UIJness ea the appOcatlon ol wallS w1Q s1ab•lizt an un·, menl on lh<s document a• dehvered to Iha C11y er. or SHOUl.D (X)l:(TN:;T A nlOcnal b9nk. • d-* ALLIED l:LECTRONICS Ptfei b. Brandow, AIA, safe slope and reclaim a lion Coples of lhe prior to, Iha putllic hear LAWYER On 1112411111 II draiMI by a Wtte or r.deral DIST., 18 Halsty f.,ve . ASLA ol Baumann Engt· i· Portion ol Iha rear yard Negative Oec:laratlOfl end 1ng For lnlormahon can 1~ AM. CHICAGO crecM unc>n, or a d19Cll Laguna Niguel. Cahforma neenng, on behalf ot lost dUe 10 erosion The supporting documents (949) 644-3200 lTTl.E COIPANY • ltl9 cir-i by a mil.a or fedaral t26n Mlchera Dolln, property retarmng walls w1H ,.. are available lot public Richard Fuller, dAiy ~ Tl'Ullea A"Mga end ic.ri .. Richard Stuer\ ·owner, lor ModlflcaUon claltTl approxmalely 29 rev1ow end tnspecuon al Secratlry, Planning undar end puraJlllW to IOClabOn. uwiga ~ ® EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Alt ,,., nlllt IWtttltl11t •• JM .....,.,.. "•nttct" .. '" ., .. hlr ........ Ml ti 1 ... " _...,""" '"'" ti .. .. I• tllnrllu • 11r '"'•ttMt. 11•11"4M ti '11etl•l11ll .. Mlt4 .. 11«. ctlll, r•lltfe•, It&, ~-lftlltlltl ....... .. 11u ... 1 tfltl• . ., .. 111e111e. le llllb 1er 11Cl "lltftHt, llldttlee" "'~ • .... .. •• ,.,., •Ill "' l-fltly KCtJI tlJ lhtfllH 91111 ltt IHI Hlllt •llcll II le ·••11 .... th t1• 0. ltfft!J .... .,,,, 1•11111•• lhl •ti iwtlll111 dutllu• II Ills _.,.,.. lft Hltltllll ti 11 ... ,1.,..,._11tr Nits. fe CM· ,i.te ti •sHltwltl111M, t1M HUO ...... " , ... 4,..... '" llt W•llllfl.,, oc .... fltHI ult HUD 11 421-3$09. f'~I •••••••••••• :·asOLD-o : * • ! SHOWCASE ! • HOMES • ! FOR SALE ! t In Our Sat ! * Real Estate • ! SupJ..lementl : OCEANFJIONT FIXER TMEPRtcE WILL AMAZE YOUt AGENT M•ns..e120 BIG CYN VILLAS TWHHOME EXCEU.EHCE Bordeflr19 Big Cyn Gott CourH. 2·3bls • Goen Sun, ... FORD ROAD PROPERTIES 94H59-noo OCtan Cloaa TownhOUM $289,000 3& 2 sea. 2·5tory a11 ne.w pair(. 3 wooden dedls. Fp Agent. M9-7S•ll314 BIG clNYON 3800 s F •Br 3Ba, olbc:e. remodeled, ea new appls, iacuzzl. phone sys. cedar closets. must seat S799,000 949·721·5888 •Udo Peon' 36 Clbfltto furn 2br 2ba 998sl. plan shutters, land tse. comm pool Pr'IV bch lor res S 128K UDO RESORT HOMES 949-673-6623 Of 720-9882 :•Newport Marina•: . Apartments · Bayfrpnt ct•mm4n11 )' w11h pr1\·a1c 1>.-~ch &l manna \VJlk tc> B.ilbn.l lsl.md sh•1ps Minutes kom Fa~h1on bland. • \\""J.burnmf/g.lo; hrcpl.llcS • Pnv;uc prag_e!> • • Boat slip' ;wa1labk N••W Lc.1S1ng I BR .ind .?BR SI 300-S2 IPQ .:.Orry Nu r~ ,., :. Please call (949) 760-09 ~ 9 .: 132 • APT$ NEWPORT BEACH LUXURIOUS COMMUNllY • 183 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR RENT NEWPORT COAST 2Brl2Ba, W/O, frpt, 9:ceiltrQS Ocepn· vi.w & Ja~ COncrerge Act Nowll oaiden Immaculate 4Br/ 949-706-9696 38a $5.SOO'lnO Agt, (949) 33 HOUSES/CONDOS 233·614&. ll49·509-8863 FORSAlE ' . · NEWPORT COAST 11159 H()USESICONOOS I 202 ROOMS BEST BUY ClOflOO~m· FOR RENT OPEN SAT 1-4, 12 ANJOU 38'/vlewlleels Ike single 38t 281 DUplex family~rnmaculate RecU:ed P.tnorltlllc.DceM l!W, to $409,000 Musi Setr · any accn1 to bNeh. 5anctt Oaley/Prud ca~ S~Or\lo. 714-1121-4092. 9491219-2516 COM Rental OPEN SAflSUH M salff Sptelalitt 2 DAUPHINE The Sutnrnlt, 1 e CHAIS EDWARDS e 3bf, 3ba, l!pro• 1100 af. Fht Eatatea Proptrtlu ·New wood ffra & blinds. ""'" .,.,, ....,_ 11 -BY 0-REDUCED TO _ ...... -..~-ca ,...ont MOll,000 Mt-718-0817 .Mottl MANAGERS' •SPECIAL• $154.00. laJt Wkly {Musi p!-..nl hi Ad) 235 rma & lulct!enelts Silulled On beiauttuly ~gtound&• : HOMES OF! : THE WEEK ! * * 80 COMM/RETAIL 160 HOO$ESICONOOS * Display Ads • llNDUST sa• II! • • fOA RENT "FEATUAtS 24 Hour Lobby!Olrect dtal phoneslFre• HBO. ESPN l Oise/Pool & JacuUI. Guer.1 "1Undty Clole to 405 & 55 F~ Min's l1om o c Fattgrds, college and bells Walking distance 10 51lopt"& restauranlS ! Start at $751 ! · ~ COSTA MESA : Deadline : COMMERCIAL EASTSIOE Coat• Mall 28t ! Tuesday 5PM : SEAL ~H~f f:.~iT1tn St. ~ /;;' E:= Jr:o"'rt * Open House * 1soo so.FT. Good Loe ~tti wtD hookups VfKY t . Listings : c.1rJ~1 ~:n1n · :n.:i~sw=t ! Only $151 ! a 562·596-6600 trash paid 'ft,100.+ $500. • Deadline • MARINE BUSINESS llC+ $300 pel Call (714) COSTA MESA MOTOR INN. 2217 Hllbor Blvd Pbctnt 949-645-4140 ~ Thursday SPM ! ~at:'~lortu:f'!':' J:',; ~~it4~pa~iou1 Custom It It Paya to * Albon, Bkr 949-646-2011 Hom. !!& 3Ba 3car oar. ' RENTALS t Advertise : 2·Story. S2806/Mo •Ju(lt . 204 TO SHARE ! In the But : 105 APTS ~~C:fs'~ : LOCAL : BALBOA CM.n rma avl. E•ec home * Real Estate * PENINSULA . =· r~·+~s ~~ ! Section ! • STUOIO 1695• • 1.182 HOUSE~ I bath l.o';e cats11MJpt>t1t *• Call Todayll *• ntw~.1nc1g&t11Js FOAREHT _M_9-63-'-1-2_t_11 ___ _ ilc:ludld . deck. yrty no peis NEWPORT BEACH : LISA RIVERA : .949-78().1713194588-8500 I I J * 949·.574-4252 * OCEAN FROiif-(2 UHITi) 208 1' ~ ""fANNE WILLEY ! 3&128a·Av1 Nov 1.Jl#ll.17 LIDO BCH HSE * * 949-574-4249 •* ~e~~~~· Rtblhlng 4br mile, ""NP-HE_IG_H_TS_1_lg_M1r_ac:c_lff.J · •. , -"9 •utmY patio, 3 car 1paca for 11chittct or * * * * * • * * * * * * 9•, • XYZ ; one of !ht comm dniglllf to lhare 1108 a-1 bN1 on the lalandl MOt'MO ~1-4261 I I l"r I g MH73-39S7 S5700mo MOU9E&'COHDOS CORONA DEL MAR 1 yr·-Of longtt. I I uJ8: :tJ;I •Charming conagt• ' Pan\hou,!11 Hatbor & ocean 212 STORAGE • • to IN, bcft acceu, reaerva view, 2bf 2ba, log, '/fld STEEL BUILOINOS SEASONED FIREWOOD $145 CORD FREE DELIVERY within tenon. 714-894-0916 WOLFFTANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECt; ANO SAVE! COMMERCIAL'HOME. UflrlS lrom $199 00 low·Monlhly PaflTIGOI FREE COIOI Ca!alog Cal 1 -80(). 711-<>158 448 ANTIQUES/ART /COLtECT18LES I UY All PIANOS! Anhques • Olsaltty lumitore ono ptac;e or ~e housefuNI cash paid 800-649-4922 Pump Organ $600. Hand Crank Phonograph S250. •. MU41M>783 • NEmcAsH? $$ MO ~EY FOi $$ 1ft A.imQtJES Ft BooKS COLt£CTIBUS P/JNTI~ PJJTE.R'Y . I frf.Mro HOUSDl~l 40yeat$ Ill NttwpOlt 88actl 949.673-.622 466 MERCHANDISE WANTED TOP S$$/RECOROSt Jazz. R & B. Sout Roell Ile SO's & 60s 949-64S. 7505 468 • TRAVEL NACATION • 2 Round Tnp Amtrak Tkkall IUWlO Santa Ana to Oeffler s1sliieacn Open travel. cal 510.288 5258 470 SCHOOLS /INSTRUCTION Phlebotomy Course Boston Reed Co Cal• Rag ·r390t291 1..S00.201-1141 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS ABL TO TRAVEL Opentng lot 8 sharp JMIOl)le o eJCPertence necessary All 11ensportarion and f<xl9 1 ng lu1~ Eapense paid training program Travel entire ()SA and return guat· anteed Call Mr Rull, I 8 B 8 • 9 8·1 • 0 6 9 6 l CAL·scAN) fAT EASEP MENS STORE Fashion Island • nv.w r.nrtg seasoned comm ulH assoc·s a gilt wrappers Apply In plflOn ActOll ttom Bloomlngdale1 ~AT EASEtl AUTOBISTRO now h1r1n9 mature COUM<>u$ SlaH IOI ea posifl01l6 staning al 57 25ttir pkA medical · l>Melrts bOnus & stock op~on P1ogram Satc.ry '19l8I depending on upe11ence Pteua leave messagi 949·833 1408 ext 13 •BARBECUES• GALORE HOW HIRING! Wotlt tn a' fun 111 .. envlronmenJ. Some 1alt1 ••I* needed. FT. 10am·7pm. Stlrt $7/hour up (0.0 E.) Benet pkg 1valt Apply 0 Ba~uH Galore 2331.,+iarbor Blvd , Costa Men (On·tlte 1n11rvlew) COUNSELOR Employm11nt Spao:l'! ti woo. Yr th adults ~tlh developm&nt1I dis· abt "• ri tmpt,oyment and conwnunity scn1nos BA 1n P.sych Mor. expeneoce preferred 37 5 ttoullM. S8·59"' OOE Full Banef llS FM re ;ume Atln Jenn!I• , (714)543-514' --------"'••WOMENS & • HOME cu,torner Service lllllTIOd Optm!g .,,~ oc MMC8 Co ,Of Otgan.ltd •nOY S!rong CIOITm.nM\lil'ln ~ Pie..-call 949-541·5550 ~1l9~,~~ PIANOS CollectlblM .............. ~-• s... .... ~ ·~ ,.,,..,.,,, $$ CASH PAID $$ Ol"t Po4tU • ef'IW• hovl• WE-BUY ESTATES • l"ltMdoot• ff .. ftdly ,..,.,.. "Wt PA'r MORE $ FAITOr' ~649-4922. SOUTH COAST AUCI'ION 1454 FURNITURE I Cherry dlnfn9 room Ht, Ti dbl pede$lal I leaf 6 Chippeodale ct\a11s sun bolled C05t $.2500 sel $995 lMH<IS-3798 ·Stote Fash.on Island seeks exp'd P-P-sales assoc's. and seasoood Gdt wrappers, Apply rn person or Call Leann O 949.759.7985 • DRIVEA·flATBEO. Miles Money Respect 'Aun Westernl48 ~fates 'Great ~ne1111 • Conslsten1 mites ·:ivm OTA, 1 yr flat bed •HJH -df!Vers wanted Call Ka t hryn 1-8()()..29().2327 Combioi>d Transport (CAL 'SCAN) DRIVER COVENAN"( TRANSPORT $1 000 sqi on bol1IA IOI Evp Compeny Ortvers 1·800·441-4394 C>Mler ()p61a101,-CaJI lol tree 1·888 6S7·3729 Bud Meyer Truck Unes Reing eraled ~uhng ca't loll trte t 877-283-6393 Solo Onvers & COOlraclors (CAL'SCAN) FIND an apartment through classlfted Aul11am I Admln Newpott Beach 1nvistinent BanlUnQ llrm ii seeking an lndNtduaJ fOf multltunct.onal llOf\1 olll(Xl soppon P06Cion llqUltllS ~trong Ofganiut.onal Ind com-. 11U11C8llOO s,I.. Sottware requwemen MS Olfq 97. 2000 and W01ilfn9 kno\>1edc)e °' Ille lnttmWll ~ da!e must !;lave lht abllllv ro w'Of1. n bo~ ~ ~t'ii~T'rrificJF, ava Apply In peraan or sand rtSl#llt w ntaty req to: ,; Trenwrth S.Curn .... tnc. '45').~ cenlOf Dr SUll 550 Ne""PQ11 Bcw'J\. CA 92600 At:n Sarra Taccone fu:(Ml)72t-1$13 1m1ll: 111econae1renwtth.com Wednesday. November IO. 1999 9 WHITIIER LAW SCHOOL Whittier Law School is looking for proctors to administer final exams at our campus in Costa Mesa .between Dec. 9-18. Must be reltablel organized, have good verbal -skills and be responsible for transporting exams and bluebooks to and from classrooms. Mu'st be available to )NOrk dunng the day. S9.00~r. .Send letters 'ot interest with work history or resume to Phyllis Sands. F~:7W~~ 1•1 3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, GA 92626. lltllld No phone calls pleasa. --.. ·-- ORIVER·KllM Salos to 39 NANNY NEEDED cpm Teams to ·• 1cpm Q, U.e·lfVOut 1n Aliso vieio • o s s1cpm Fanrastic s10t< care JOI 2 yt old tv.11'1 bonur.r COL/A EO& Mondi)'·TtlJrs iill dltf') 1·800 C!2S·5556 ll4779 Entlll"}ll!.c 10v1nq ICachef 0 0 s 1 800·9S5·48t0 type (94~} 574-42•8 Sqmt x4n9 (CAL'SCAN) ~~ 'Expanding Leaming C1t' OFACE HELP In NPS tn need d ~)jfied F0t COl'41rudoon co phOneS luechel5 lnlant, IOdclet ltwu hllng compu1ar ~ f!vOiCe pr•schOOI gieal medlcal and nac;i,ing Reliable L'.»F educational Denehts Fax Res 949-9<12·9'703 Cati 949·955-2672 cal 949-642·3700 '911111. ... ._ ~ .... -....... ...._ ... Pan time Great Holldoy Job 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Recepllon1st PIT fOf Fr11185$ Q.ib In N~pon Beach MorMlQS and Weekeoos Clll MM-42-3215 . 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Ad· Plus. ~r•s ~U..s.-0335 GANAHL LUMBER COMPANY• FIT ~ltlons 1vail1bte fOI •Palli1 Sales •H81dware & Toot Salois •Plumb<ng & Ellk.1rical Sales Apply In person at 1275 S, Bristol Street, Cotti ftlen, CA 92626 E.OE HIRING! Ht(fl sthool ~ !Jfacll- atea to ege 34 ri rewaicMlg high led\ ' 1$ No •· perience reQ111red paid reloc1t1ons Cati 1~122-6289 (CAL'SCAN) Home/Apt. Cttantrs. C11eg1*5. Car requn<I Wort your hours. Jobi for 111. 714-96 .. 2331 MotellHOlel COSTA MESA MOTOR INN NOW HIR ALL POSITlONSl F/PT 22n Hart>or Blvd ditlonal work may be available. Must heve truck or Van, liability Insurance with proof or peyments, driver. llcanse, soci•I security cerd, end cleeo O.M.V. print out. Accepting applicetlons Mon to thru Fri from 8:00am to· 4:bOpm. Plea.. bring all r• quired Information. rimu Oraoge County Attn: Pam Btcklnghlm 2901 Gany Ave Santa Ana, Ca 92704 714-54M548 80().933=-4080 RECEPTIONIST PT 01 FT to lun11Wt stoowr6om ~ Org s pree Toht!lr -'ptlones catatoging erranos rte Fa... reSUITll attn cam. 14Ml4H003 VON HEMERT INC. WHAT HAPPENS II YOU DON'T . ADVERTISE? NOTHINGI ·call the Classifieds (949J 642·5678 I 18AYVlEWa 2bf 2bt. 2 car ow pat'ldng, UOl,000 Anoe duu, swmo. MM1w120 patk~ 1 br 1 be, $1250 .. MCUte bldg, areal toe;, plenty Sa I e 5, 00 0 + 111 u utll ... OW Mt-759-1112 ol P!llno, ~100 l\lm'd $1900 4 Ox 8 0 • 1 4, S8. 5 5 3 , udum9'9-SIHOOOelC1306 50x75xl4 , $10.822. Back~ HouM. Avt 1211 80Jt1~1& $18,600 Mllll-THE SHORES APTS ~g :,d, 1 yr::!' ::':r ~'f~1.9s 4r~'°·b~:e: tsiNtNO ROOM SET Chtnywood tbte wf2 leal$. & chat rs, ~~ad China l'Altch. $2150/all, 949-67S.5153 hatllil IMlhtr 1of1 • low. Nit, new sbl w1appld, YfJt'f sett. lop QUaltfV. Was $2000 11erd $890 949·261·9933 STARTING View DtclC "" aq.ft. 38r 28• $525,IOO John KIMIY Rtll Ellllt M•72M040 oCO coU OPEN SUN 12"'4 ~ ....., Or, Oen Yu On ~ 11* to bctl 1m1Q1C COlllQll 2br I !ibl. frplc S75.000 Agl 041H69407u 1 & 2BR TOWN HOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Unit• ••••••••••• Stertlng O $1095/mo. Mo to Mo lease. "We are a pet .. community. 6 block• from the beach. 949-644-2611 Avelebta for a Umllacl Tima Onlyl 2Br, Fp, wld, "'. "9SOfllt IOQrtlon ,,.., COM llld NG 818"27M4~t IMUtlflil 2•. IP. oai. ntw CllPlll. W/O, rtk. 1M gllld 5 comm /Newport 88W79 .. 451 c "' ""' etop New-pon CoU, I br end 281. IJIMd. a-. W/O, flt. Bua c.r.. 81f.27'9-4451 ' r ,. . ; !'!'"·-, I ' ."' •. I J / ·, •I ~ ·-. . : ~ ,,,, .. , ..... ~ '.J ••• t .... $2295/Mo !M!l-tM0,7fS2 www sentlnelblHldlngt com BAYSHOReS 4bf 31); &Ii, S1nt111al Bulldlngt, dlnrm, 19 brick petto. $ltPI to llOO-J27-0790. 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S450, M•Y1•11 refl1g1n11or frMnt'. $500. ..... 7'N311 ANEW BUSINESS?f • .. • • • • • • • • • Th~ Uilll Dtpa~rment at tht Daily Pilot is pk~d 10 11nnouna • new urvia now a1NZi'4bk to new bwintsst1. ~ will now SEARCH tht Nlmt for y.u at no extTtl eharit. 11rui uii~ you tht fi1'M 11nd tlN mp to iht Court Hou.st in S4nt11 Ana. Tkn, of"°""'· rfiu 1ht uarth is t0mp~euJ &W wiU flit JO"' Jitlitiou.s businns Nlmt sl4tmrm.J with tht County Clai, publish on« 11 i«tlt for four iwtla as rNJllirrJ by law 11nJ then file your p1'f)of of pubb'tation with 1/u County Ckri. Pleast s111p by ID ftk your fi'titious businm st4kmml 111 tht D11ily 'Pi"11, 330 W. Bil) S1, Co1111 Mn11. lf ru t'llnnot '"'Pb> pkllH '"°us 11t (919) 642-432111nJ MM will mat "mintmrtntt for 1"" to ININ/k this Jroath"t by m11il. · If you should hll~ llny forlhtr 'JUStions, pkaH adJ MS '"'" Wt will bt morr 'INn t/JzJ to '11.SSist 1""· Gtx>J b«I in 1""' MW bu.sinns! . . t ·,~ ....,.. ..... 0 t 10. Wednes&y, Novembor 10, 1999 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE - 478 EMPLOYMENT 480 BUSINESS SERVICES OPPOATUNmEs Ple111 be 1w1re th1t PlelH be WW)' of out the ll1tln9t In thl1 cllt· ol .,., compltllet. 1gory m1y require Chick with thl loc1I you to c111 1 900 Better Bualneu Bu-• oumber In which r11u before you Hnd there 11 1 ch1<g1 per any money or IM• lot mlnu11. Mrvlcet. Read and underetaod 1ny con· CLASSIFIED 1reet1 before you 942-5978 sign. 50 Gola alono 51 Last Gr8" letter 52 AnrJo-~ S3 They're otten • Pf*:1ic:al 55 Siio oompanlon 56 C-.. 59 All)habel eodtf 111~1 112 mo 83 t..ir 64 Urns' Im 12 13 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MA· C'OKE I FRITO FREE INFOSl600 weetay W/20 Local Aoct s Fri Available 1-800.559.0481 24 Hr1 SELL your home through classlfled Bridge By CHARLES GOREN wHh OMAR SHARIF and TANNAf+'lilHSCH PLAV OR"IH:H 'ND1 NOkUI all\ ~uarantee 1.l trid.~ Sou1h fQ(!Cl:llully ~lmi:J Roth :.ulncrable. Noith dcul • ()651 o Al' 0 Vold •AK0986S W~t lc:J tht JIK:k of heart , iokrn by the 14:e jl) dum~y Thl-k c uf club~ wa\ ca.~lll!J hu1, wl..:n dccl.ucr continued with tilt king, PJm rufled w11h,lhe ten, (kd .111:r dht:ardt:J the losing hcatt: hopmp 10 hold the trump lo'>Cr\ 10 one. Unfortunately, WcM no"' had to score tv.o trumll trn:k• ,_ down one WEST RASr '•A J 8 • 10 O J4 O KQ97652 o Q 8 7 l O A 10 6 J • J 7 32 • JI) SOUTH • ICY743 0 103 o KJllH •4 I he biddtn~: NOR Ill J.A!l'T I• 10 50\TfH WF,!, r Before you elect 10 defend, dcclar· er cun do better. lnsu:ad ol d1"1C11n.hn11 a heart when E!a~t ruff~. ~Upp<l\C decl.ircr were to uverrull w11h the k.10tt. get to dummy hy ruffi111 " dia- mond, now dtSCard the hcao lo~r on the queen of clubs and return 10 hand with a dub ruff,, cstabltshtn& two long clubs on the tahle. 2• Paa Oeclan:r now le 1Js 1 1rump and, when West plays low 10 ~\ure two tncl.s m the sun. the queen wins and dl!clarcr simply leads club lrom the board. forcing We,1 10 rulf and hm11 mg the dcfcnde"' tu two trump tnck\ )0 Pm l • p 5• .. _ Pa P Opemna lead: Jac;k or ti look II all four handi Of this deal from rubber bndae. Would you ra1her pl-r or defend lhe s~~ after the lead of a hcan 1 So now you want to declare? Not so fast. When declarer leads 1 trump toward dummy, We~I rises Wllh the ace and return~ .inother duunond. Smee ruffing on the tahlc allows W~t 10 repeal the procc s ""hen tn with a club ruff. South's only chance is to discard on 1h1~ trick 10 the hope. that West has the ace of diamonds, Down one. Once Suuth clecicd to bid ~padcs fauly over East's preempt, North· South \llere in danaerous waters. North cue-bid hcans. then 1umped 10 five ~padcs 10 invite South to bid slam Wllh good U'Umps -fi~C S~ headed by the ace·lona would v1rtu· 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ALL CASH BlZ Coke/F11to1Peps1 Vendln~ Routes Great locations Profits up 10 $ t ,500 weekly. M•OlllllM1l lnVestmenl $4,000. F1ee Ykleo. f1nanelllg avaJI. Ible 1 800·337· 1375 (CAL'SCAN) COl<E/FRtTOJPEPSI Route 15 ,_ locat.ons (lo- cal) Can earn $750-Sl.OOO Free video I ·fl00.387-9418 (CAL'SCAN) 482 CREDIT SERVICES IN OEBT? Gel help! 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