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Home My WebLink About1997-10-24 - Orange Coast Pilot~rving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 '\.tllllltl(l l, steve marble VVho s afraid of the big bad El Nino? A s sure as l write this, my roof will leak, my rain gutters will buckle and collapse, a wall of mud will slide into my back yard and every- thing material I own will be swept away in the deluge that's sme to come. But -casting my fates here -I am tired of bfiiiing about El Nii\o. I am tired of the dire pre- dictions, tired of staring at my house and wondering whether it will weather the storm, tired of holding my breath and waiting for -well, the end, l suppose. Going by the steady stream of El Niflo updates coming at us from every media, every mail- box, every conversation. there seems little hope of being spared. The wicked El Niflo- spawned stonns will barrel down on us this winter like Armaged- don itself, unchecked and unchallenged. ln other words, we don't stand a chance. And every time J start to get the upper hand on my fears, l read another report, another warning. Last weekend I was driving past the locel high school when I noticed a knot of people gath- ered in the parking lot. Fwtd- raiser for the high school football team? Nope. A dog-training class? Hardly. It was, oh yeah, a sandbagging drill. How to fill them, how to stack them, where to store them. I shuddered and drove on. lWo weeks ago, I dialed my way Uuougb the •ram gutter" section of the Yellow Pages, looking for someone to come to my rescue. My first call was to the Gutter Guy -don't know if there reall)' is a Gutter Guy, but ii there was, I wanted to talk to bim. My call was picked up by an answering machine: "Due to El Niilo we can't talce your call.· lib-oh. And then just the other day, as I was sifting through the mail, I came upon th.is ominous mis- sive: ~El Niilo is coming! Do you have your personaJ flotation device." My personal no-what? The swift rurrent of El Ni.flo warnings has left me confused. Judging by some of the more sensational forecasts, El Ni.fio is probably going to kill us all. in •SEE MARBLE PAGE AS Making a lllountain out of a berm • City officials to meet with oceanfront homeowners angered by loss of views from mound of sand protecting them from El Niiio's fury. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Recipe for an uproar: Pile up a bwich of sand, shape it into an 8-foot- high mound, and put ii right in front of tl\e beachlront homes in West Newport. Bulldozers hit the beach between 20th and 56th streets last week, creating berms in an effort to prevent El Ni.fio~driven high tides from flood- ing beachiront homes. And since the r>, calls from shoreline residents complaining or obstructed views have been flooding City Hall. until March under current plans. City Manager Kevin Murphy, Public Services Director Dave NiederhaUs, Public Works Director Don Webb and Fire and Marine Chief Tim Reilly will all be on hand at Wednesday's meeting to explain the berm and answer questions. "('ve heard people say that it blocks their view and it's terrible," said Pete Tarr, president of the West Newport Beach Association. ~My position is that if something blocks my view of a 14 -foot storm s urge, I'd be really happy about that.~ (,/l 'l 'l lON --=:=: C*UXllL ' ·~ ~~at. 642-6096 and \eave ... . · As a result, officials will be defending the benn at a commwtity meeting at 7 p.m. Wednes- day at the City Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. At the meeting, organized by the West Newport Beach Association, residents will learn about the berms, which they'll have to live with Tarr, who lives opposite the beach on River Avenue, said he has heard that his street flooded with ocean water during the 1982-83 El Ni.ii.a. But he also understands that plenty of his neigh- bors treasure their ocean views, he said. "We're just having this meeting in order to dear everything up,• he said. your thought\. name, City and telephone~ (fO< ¥ertflaition ooly). Sand berms have been c:onstructed lo protect ~--·-----· coastal homes from wtater storm1. TOYING AROUND •Two 11-year-olds collect toys from neighbors and donate them to hospitals. By Jennifer Armstrong, Dady Pilot Lauren Paul discovered lhat slay- ing in a hospital can be a little boring when her little brother e nded up in Hoag Hospital's pediatric unit ror three days. There didn't seem to be enough toys, books or games -at least not "J th'-'".· for her 4-yem--0ld u U\ brothe r. Chase. . h ; And that gave I t S OW S : Lawen an idea. that two ; The 11-year-old : and her best 11-year-ol d; friend, Katie Bis· . : sell , got right to g irls can : work distributing make 0 : rue~ around their : neighborhood. difference,, : asking for toy : donations. Then -LAUREN : they returned on PAUL ! Tuesday to pick up the donations. "We got through our first street, and we were really ne rvous because nobody had any, n Katie said. But they e nded up with more than their wagon could carry. "They were 10 feet tall,· Lamen's mom , Jamie Huante, said. "J have never been so proud of my daughter. They had so much stuff.• One neig hbor donated a video painter, another gave a $100 set of books. The girls carried their take home in paper bags, the n deaned the toys with rubbing alcohol and delivered them to Hoag. The idea for the toy collection drive tied in with Lauren and Katie's recent ple dge -as part of Nick- • SEE TOYS PAGE AS BIWl.N PQ8UOA I DALY Pl.OT Lauren Paul (le lt) and her rrtend. Ka.Ue Blssell, load toy donaUons lnto a wagon Thun- day afternoon. The toys are destined for youngsters In Hoag Hospital's pediatric units. District says annexation won't stiff local schools • Official claims addition of Bonita Canyon could net local schools more than the $20 million that developer offered Irvine school district. By Husein Mashni , Doily Pilot NE:WPORT-f\iiESA ~ One of the main concerns aired during the Bonita Canyon annexation controversy has been the idea that The Irvine Co. offered lrvine Unified School District $20 mil- lion and Newport-Mesa Unified School District a mere $.5 .8 mil- lion for school construction and upgrades. But i.I Newport-Mesa were to build a new school in Bon.ita Canyon, the district stands to gain in excess of $20 million -a number similar to that offered to Irvine Unified, school district offi- cials said today. "The difference was the price of the land,· said Mike Fine, the assistant superintendent of busi- ness services for the school dis- trict. The $20 million Irvine schools was supposedly getting from The Irvine Co. was the Mello-Roos tax proceed s, which included the price of the land to build a school on -about $13 million -and the cost of building the school. The total came out to about $20 mil- lion. U Bonita C anyon stays in lrvine, the need for the ne w school is a foregone conclusion. A K-8 school was to be built on a • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE A5 r------------------------------------------------------, AMAN .DA O~ HI! WA."\' I ,, I . I . I \ I l I \ :,.AROUND TOWN ...•... AS ~ -OIECK IT OUT ....... .A2 I . L ClASSlflEO . , .•••.••.. BS ~-COMMENTS .......... ~ :· PoUa ~ .. ' ...... .A2 I' .l'IJILlt M01lCES • .. • • , • .14 I ICHOOI. ~YS .. ' .. , . .A2 ... ..,..., ................ . • Homeward bound • After five months recov- e ring from injuries suf- fered in car crash, Aman- da Arthur reMns today to her Newport Beach home . By Husein Mas/lni, Daily Pilot check .it out , Hal/,oween spirit comes · alive in these books T he signs are everywhere: carved orange orbs on neighborhood doorsteps, backyard spooks, and ghouls beckon- ing in retail aisles. All Hallows Eve can't be far off, so head to the library for some seasonal treats. Little monsters will learn basic con- cepts as they get in the mood for the year's scariest holi- day with Mercer Mayer's, "Old Howl Hall.· The prolific picture book author's newest volwne includes more than 50 fun-to-find phantoms beliind lift-up doors and windows. Other learning experiences featur- ing Halloween images are avail- able in MSkeletonsl Skeletons! All About Bones,· a fun-to-read book packed with Minside" informa- tion about human and animal skele- tons. Preschoolers also will enjoy "The Pumpkin Patch,· featuring glorious pho- tos that trace the growth of pumpkins from creamy white seeds to hallmarks of the sea- son. there are tales of eerie honor and dark revenge in •Sc4zy Sto- ries to Tull in the Dark. " Other spine-tingling &elections are ll&t- ed in "U You Uke Goo.ebumpo, ny These,• a bibliogra- phy for grade school-age readen, available at all llbrortes .. Once you've caught the spirit, you may want to create yow own scary scene. Find help in •How to Haunt a House for Halloween,• featur- ing instructions for such concoc- tions as ghOul's blood and float- ing eyes. Uncover ideas for oth~ er gags, games and party fare tn "The Penny Whistle Halloween Book.• You need not carve a pumpkin to create a jack-o- lantem. Learn how to transform. yow Halloween squuh into Cleopatra, George Washington or a whimsical beast with •Pumpkin Personalities,· a craft book filled with ideas for using fruits, vegetables and household items to create a sea- sonal decoration. Finally, you'll need a cos- There's spooky r;o;==;==;,==="1 tume. Start with a mask made from paper, papier JJUlche or card- board, with ideas from "Masks.· Or create a complete ensemble with step- lore from other lands fl:!J+~· oo··i~ in library juvenile sections. In ( by-step instructions ·colem, • winner of the 1997 Caldecott Medal, magnificent paper-cuts illustrate lan,<1,Cln,_"'"_U>;tumes .. 1, a dramatic tale about a soulless clay giant created to pro· tect Jews in 16th in "Dazzling Dis- guises and Cever Costumes,," featur-. ing n\ore !hon 50 : lllus!Wed projects that 1rill help any cblld or grownup go t Pr -.w_,..,.,..-io,.......• cen ury ague. MD·r·1>~111•·""'··T"«-•:ir, -"bf In ~Noah's Cats and the Devil's Fire,· haunting paintings illus· trate a Romanian legend about a mouse that could have posed a threat to all creation if it weren't for Noah's cats. For slightly older readers. undercover as devil, dancer or other fan- ciful penonallty. • OSECX n OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Publk llbrtfY. This week's column Is by Unda Kline. school days Corona del Mar High School Corona del Mar High School played host to an American Red Cross Blood Drive Wednesday. Students and faculty volunteered their time throughout the day to donate blood, man the check-in tables and give support to fellow donors. "It's a really great thing to do,· said Community Service Commis- sioners Tarun Bajaj and Sarah Petry. "Every P8™>Jl who donates saves an average of four lives.• Kramer, Jane Lee, Erin Mayes, Whitney McDonnell, Melisa Moussa, Corre Myer, Jackie Overman, Sam Packer, Sarah Petry, Robert Ristau, Jenny Roberts, Michele Roa, Marshall Rothwell, I.amen Savage, Brooke Schmidt, Shawn Silver, Andrew Simon, Krista Simonian, Ubby Stockstill, Cassidy Sulus, Cwt Sumner, John Stein , Amanda Stampley, Kerl Wilson, Dan Wile- man, Danielle Winder, Becky Wright and Brett Hales, who set the record of five minutes Rat. Staff members included Paul Serio, Julie Ward and Jill Wood. Due to the great success of the event, Corona del ·Mar will be sponsoring another Blood Drive in early February. -BySuohPetry Dally Pllot publlsher Tom Johnson gives a T-shirt to Amanda Arthur, No. 1 on the Pilot's Top 103 most tnnuenttal list published earlier lh1s month. dw1ng a luncheon al the Balboa Bay Club. Daily Pilot's most influential ~feted at Balboa Say Oub k.., • ' StO<y by llm Grenda • Photos by Brian Pobuda B Al.BOA BAY CLUB -About 70 Dally Pilot Publisher Tom Johnson local movers and shakers ......... cited this year's No. 1 selection - ranging from priests and rabbis Amanda Arthur -as a girl who epito- to community activists and dty council ; mizes the spirit of determination and members -turned out Thursday for the j courage that many o( the 103 nominees fourth annual awards luncheon honor-' share. ing the Daily Pilot's 103 Most Influential •!bis year, we went with somebody People in Newport Beach and Costa Who was a rallying point for hope, a ral- Mesa. lyirig point for faith and • rallying point The awards, named by the newspa-~ for having the strength to see tomor- per staff and featured in a special edition 1 row," Johnson said. of. the Daily Pilot earlier this month. seek i Arthur, Along with her mother, Chris to highlight the people who make things 1 Maese, attended the luncheon held at happen, often far hom the spollight in • the Balboa Bay Club. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa.. ,. In a' more tongue-in-cheek moment, Aho la --.ionce ot the Top 103 lan- cheon were, from left. Cora Newman, Judie Argyrin, Dave Snowden and Heather Somen. 1 Daily Pilot Editor Bill Lobdell handed [ out several awards meant to highlight i the spirit of fun in which the list is j intended. ! The M'ost Eligible Bachelor designa-l tion had to be filled, since last year's [ winner, Save Our Youth director Oscar· [ Santoyo, tied the knot earlier this year. j That honor went to I.any ThOmas, i vice president of corporate communica-j tions for the Irvine Co. ~ I For the best female and malapho- l tograph& in the list deemed the Rico l and Rica Suave Awards, Jill Uoyd, ; dllec:tor of public --for the ! Orange, County P'olr, -.-the Top i03 picks lnduded, from left. Jim Scott Jr., Allan Roeder, her Swan and Jim Scott Sr. female honors for the second time while father/son team Jim Scott Sr. and Jr. won the male category. S;ome of the honorees who attended the event said they felt proud to be among the most active and influential people in thelr community. , "It's better than having a birthday,• [ said Bill Turpit, the director of Families 1 Costa Mesa, who earned the 90th spot ! on this year's list. "It's an opportunity for i people to pat you on the back and say i you're doing a great job. i "But I'm olBo glad 1'µ1No.90 beca- l it won't go to my bead.• t I I t I t I l t I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I . , .j . I ·I 1 : ! l ·1 ., .I :1 I J ~I t. f E f, ~ :~ -- t f I • ... The students who participated included Aubry Allen, Jeff Bemis, Blair Brak.ovich, Matt Bush. Kylie Cooper, Todd Cor-- nett, Joe Drews, Steve Duffy, Ryan Franke, Ni.kol Gero, Jenny Grumbles. Andrew Gulledge, Geoff Gurnee, Erik Halfacre, Mark Hatfield, Meagen Hardt, Ralph Hermans, T.J. Hilde- brandt, Aaron King, Chris • 50IOOL DAYS k written by lex.II school IMden and rtudents. 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I )'gt --• • - • Popejoy to give talk on lottery ' : Bill Popejoy, a Newport Beach tesident and director of the state lottery, will speak today at the Newport Harbor Republican Assembly. ' Popejoy will discuss the status ~f the lottery program and will share his experiences with work- ing in Sacramento. The event is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at Big Canyon Country Club in New- port Beach. For more information call Eve- lyn Hart at 645-9127. FROAY. OCTOIU 24 19117 AJ I These pests are not~ng to cfow alxJut I -, 1 Do you have them? We do. Big ones. Loud too. Our block is a magnet for I them. I know we're not the only 1 ones. Now and then, I get an · angry letter or call at City Hall I demanding that we do some- thing about them. A few people I threaten to make them disap-! pear themselves if we don't. i Panhandlers? Politida.ns? I Telemarketers? Uh uh. Crows. I We have a standing army of I the biggest, loudest crows I've l ever seen. I'm telling you, these j things are huge and have an l ear-splitting call. It's not at all i unusual to ~ awakened in the i wee hours by a Mcaw-caw• cho- i rus that would raise the dead. · l I did some crow homework. i The experts say crows rang~ j from 17 to 21 inches. l The experts are wrong. The j crows on my block are about 4 i 1/2-feet feet tall and roughly the i size of a fifth-grader. Some 1 sleepy morning, as I straighten 1 up from picking up the papers l on the driveway, I fully expect to i~ find a crow staring me in the eye 1 and asking, •What's up, Pete?• j Crows belong to the corvid i family along with jays, ravens ! (Poe crows), rooks, magpies i (Heckle and Jeckle), and jack- i daws (your guess is as good as i mine). They can be found l around the world, except for i Antarctica, New Zealand and 1 South America. Farmers have l always had a love-hate relation-i ship with crows. Crows love i seed and grain -thus, the 1 scarecrow -but they also i devour every insect in sight - ; the crows, not the farmers. i As I waddle out the door in i quest of papers at oh-dark-hun-i dred-hours, there is one particu- 1 lar crow that has it in for me. I i know it's him because he's ; always alone, perched on the same streetlight, glaring and shrieking. U Lg.tare back, he spreads his )Vin.gs wide in defi- ance. It's like a scene from a Carlos Castenada tale. Actually, crows have been steeped in · mysticism for thousands of years, especially in ancient Egypt. In various cultures, they have been symbols of death, messengers from the other side and all man- ----~ . ~ -- __ · i peter buff a ner of creatures traveling incog- nito. Our own culture has plenty of crow references, the most' famous of course being Edgar Allen Poe's ·111e Raven.• We have "Counting Crows" for the MTV crowd and a very funny group of puppeteers called the "Crowtations• who perform in New York's Central Park. The crow-puppets are decked out in double-breasted suits and fedoras and perform incredible routines to recordings of The Temptations. If you look closely, you'll see a brief shot of them in the opening sequence of "Ransom• with Mel Gibson and Rene Russo. Speaking of films, there is a ·Centennial Salute to Frank Capra• this weekend at the Port Theatre in Corona del Mar. "Centennial" because this year would have marked the leg- endary director's lOOth birthday if Capra were still alive. He isn't. U Capra's name doesn't ring a bell, his movies will •1t•s a Wonderful Ufe, • •Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,• • Arlenic and Old Lace,• •Mr. Deeds Goes to Town,• •Meet John Doe,• •Lost Horizon and •1t Happened One Night,• to name a few. I'm nuts for Prank Capra and his work. Capra was a Sicilian immigrant. He was very bright and very tough, in spite of the fact that he was a little more than 5 feet tall. In 1903, he arrived at Ellis Island -a 6- year-old peasant child who'd never heard a word of English. 1\velve years later he was a freshman at Cal Tech. He worked two, sometimes three jobs to pay his tuition and help support his family and still excelled in Cal Tech's engineer- ing program. After a stint in the U.S. Army in World War I, he knocked around Hollywood in odd jobs until he met <:omedy king Mac Sennett. He learned his craft churning out one-reel- ers for Sennett and Hal Roach. Much of Capra's career was at Columbia Pictures, under the tyrannical Harry Cohen. (All the old studio moguls were tyrants.) Just the thought of being called to Cohen's office would make the most seasoned Hollywood pros fall).t on the spot -except Frank Capra. In those days, confronting the head of a major studio was unthinkable, even for an enor- mously successful director. Capra would do it once in the morning, then burst into Cohen's office at the end of a shooting day to put an exclamation point on it with his enormous cigar. In World Wu U. be volun- teered and served u a wartime film maker -another reason I like him. He produced and directed the •Wby We Fight• leJ'iel, which was tbe gold standard of docu- mentaries for the nezt three decades. When I wu a film stu- dent at USC, I was lucky enough to get picked for a fe!Dinar with Frank Capra. I was so awestruck, I don't think I ever said a word. But it did give me my favorite Capra story. A self.impressed grad student asked a torturously long question about a French director who insisted on shooting a scene at exactly the time of the day called for in the saipt. Did Capra think there was a value in that or not? (It took. this kid about four minutes to get those two sentences out.) You could hear a pin drop as Capra took. a long drag on his cigar, looked at the ceiling, looked back at the grad student, then gave his answer-•He'll get over it.• There are some critics today who are trying to re-cast Capra as a bad guy for being an infor- mant during the McCarthy/House Un-American Activities Committee "Blacklist• era. It's interesting that they spoke up only after Capra's death. At least they h~ sense not to go toe-to-·th Frank Capra, all 5 feet 2 him, in life. 1 say, le t's feed em to the crows. I gotta' go. • P£TEJl MJ!ffA is ~ of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E- mail him at Ptr840AOLcom . COLLEGE PHARMACY •• • SINCE 1962 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE SPECIALIZE IN UNIQUE 6 HARD TO FIND ITEMS. ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLIES. PltUCltll"TION DKLIVKlltY aKlltVICK AVAILA•LK 546-3288 440 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA COltNlllt OI' H Ait.Cit B LVO. • •• ' A4 briefly in the news I Reflecting on lessons leamed;"a culture discovered High School telethon raises $12,000 so far A telethon to raise money fot Estancia and Costa Mesa !Ugh schools had so far raised $12,000 by Tuundoy night, ollidals said. Spomorad hy MediaOne and the Daily Pilot, the telethon hes aired on cable Channel 67. Dona- tion& will be received on Satwday night between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m, as well To donate, call 549..J.500. Vitamin company rethinks appeal Westar Nutrition Inc. on Mon· day withdrew its request for the City Council to reconsider a recent decision to deny the locaJ vitamin rnanuJacturer permission to begin us ing part of its Victoria Street fdolity. Las! month, Uie colUlc:i.1-citing co1nplaints from some of Westar's neighbors about noise, odors and lrolftc caused by the business - dt·n.ied a request from Westar to begin using its new "clean room,~ d sWI unused area where the com- p.u1y hoped to begin making vita- 111w gel cops. But1usl hours before the council \vas scheduled to decide whether '11 not to reconsider that pennit dl'n1ul. Westar officials withdrew 1hc1r rc<1uest. Boat parade closer than you think Pldns are already underway (or thP Newport f-l arbor Area Cham- !1<:r of Commerce's Christmas Boat !'c1rc1de, an 89-year local tradition. Cha1nber organizers are now looking for participants for this \'f'dr 's event. They expect more thun 150 d ecorated boats to pllrc1de through the harbor in \\/hut ht1 s a ppeared on the New York Ttn1es' list of top 10 holiday h.tppenings in the nation. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 The parade ISiet fer Dec 17-'.13, ! d~--~•-1m't to ~alt bave fully re-Integrated here, I sWUDg at &.30 p.m. each day. Por j • lonows Mrn:-*'nlf9r l . Glueck ~ ... "~ even ... ,-do not ...... i.. to ever complocent-lnf call ~ from N rt~ High of religion and the many shad.et "'~ onna-or In register, 729-! C 1n June 1~!'r ,,_ SIM>funj of religiosity that create yet ly a«>!Pt the opportunities open '400. i unlvitnfty In 1'96. Via the 1nttmet.; snother set of factions within to me here, as I did before. ! ~ periodical, wrot• about htf •xPt-IJrael. I was now racing for fun and Musical slated for chil-i -~ ,__~of • f How fortunate I feel to bave to see li I could reach the llniah dr • fund aise l -"". -· Oii •"""" ond . Jenni er Un• So many ibingi were run-en S •r r I } ~ Scholontilp, for 1"" Oolty e>perlenced thlli Intensity, and runQ through my mlnd, I hardly ~-m· t·-·•--ny -~-·-~ ' e glueck to bave seen the cultural and ~.. bill ·~ --~ ~' ~ · -" feltpainedhythe ~"' at children's musical and f!tlltertain-! historical roots of West.em io::u-mile eight. It was all smooth ment group Parachute ~ress ! It wu eiacUy one yeer ago gion firsthand, while at the same sailing from here on out. 1lred comes to South Coast PLua 5 0:ys · T" time being able to live in Amert-1 ed th ta.I Court in Costa Mesa, SUnda , ~ j this month that 1 began my ca and have greater opportuni-but exhilai:ated, cross e headline Pun\pkim and Pancales, i adventure ln the Middle l!ut. ties for a career and modem ~h line m an bow: and 20 the annual fund-raiser for Court j On Oct. 4, 1996 I was walldng lif~•le. mmutes, only two mmutes Appointed Spedal Advocates and ; the streets of ~erusalem totally residential streets stretched on ""•I behind my friend. the Child Abuse Se!vices TMm. l overwhelmed and frightened by and on, and I marveled. at both Now as 1 face my dally chal-My friend was impressed by The holiday celebration begins i the ~allenges ahead. the traditional colonial homes leuges in America, I try to main-~y eight-minute splits on the with a continental pancake break-i This year I found mysell tak-and the worn country fannhous-tain my enlarged perspective by first try. fast at 8:30 a..m. and features vari-l ing on a different kind of chal-es set intermittently among the continually reminding myself I, however, am more ous entertainment. gourmet break-1 Jenge, a physical one. many trees and fields of wass. not to wony a.bout any techno-impressed that the state of Israel fast selections, arts and crafts and 1 A friend of mine asked if J How very different this envi-logical or logistical problem I is still trying to make it after bick-or-bicldnq. 1 might be interested in running a ronment was from the arid may encounter, nor to dwell on thousands of tries. Its accom- .The cost is Sl)i)er person .. pre-t 10-mile race, and feeling the desert landscape of Jerusalem. extraneous superficial matters. plishments and mere survival ~d, ~r $18 at the door. The ticket j need to commemorate the How faint the sun shone here in Israelis may drive fast, speak made my finishing this Boston pnce mdudes. breakfast. anniversary with some kind of comparison to the intense beat-bluntly and avoid common race a minor achievement by For prepa.td ~ckets c~ 508-formidable task, r gladly agreed. ing light in Jerusalem. How social courtesies, but they comparison. 9889, For more information, call I had never run 10 miles; actual-much space there is here in the remain in touch with the impor-"Wben 's your first marathon 279-0868. ly never run more than eight New England suburbs for fami-tance of family and the need to going to be,• my friend asked. miles in my life. lies to enjoy their plot of land create and maintain dose-knit "Well, 8 I responded know- Poster celebrates 50 years ofOCC Posters commemorating Orange Coast College's 50th anniversary are available to the public free of charge. The large 22-by-28-inch posters list scheduled anniversary events for the next 15 months. FoWlded in January 1947, OCC is in the midst of its 50th anniver- sary celebration, Fifty Years of Excellence Continues, which will run through December 1998. Nearly two dozen special events and activities are slated. The posters are available in OCC's Community Relations Office, located in the college's Administrations Building, 2701 Fairvie w Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432- 5725. $29500 complete CalJ Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Anomcy at Law As we stepped up to the and feel safe amid the serenity. communities. While political vio-ingly, "hqw about when there's starting line of the Apple In Jerusalem , apartment build-lence pervades the nation, other peace in The Middle East.• Orchard 10 Mile Race in Har-ings rise like pyramids over senseless crimes remain rela-For now, I'll be working on vard, Mass., I asked myseU rocky hills, space is forever in tively inconsequential in com-the half marathon. whlch type of challenge was demand and tension continually parison. Teenage alcohol prob-May you all have a good greater _ a test of physical escalates and falls like annual lems are almost nil, and child year. 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Because of its available space, Newport-Mesa could use an initial infusion of SS.8 million in Mello-Roos tax pro- ceeds for the upkeep and improvement of schools affect- ed by the annexation, district officials said. Those schools will likely indude: Eastbluff Elementary; Lincoln Elemen- tary and Corona del Mar High School. Even schools indirectly affected by the annexation will be eligible to receive Mello- Roos money. In the event Newport-Mesa needs to build a new school in Bonita Canyon within 10 years, the district would receive an adcijtional $13 million in Mello- TOYS CONTINUED FROM A 1 elodeon cable television station's •Big Help• program -to con- tribute 10 hours of community . service. •1t's always on TV.• Lauren said. •1t makes you kind of jeal- ' ous because you aren't doing : these great things." The pair return~d to some of 1 their neighbors' homes on Thurs- AMANDA CONTINUED FROM A 1 Maese said. "I think we're just , going to keep it real simple." She did say some of Amanda's , • cheerleader friends were plan- • ·Ding to come over Saturday to put : up balloons and a banner. Because she'll be living at • home, Amanda will have to go to : out-patient therapy sessions last- RoOi proceeds to buy the land -the same situation that 1ritDe Unified would have had fJ'Olll tbe onset. 1be lchOol could be built With state funds if the state still bu a sChool-construction pro- gram at that time . Under the program, schools that can bring matching funds can get state money for school construction. MThings change any day with the state,• Fine said. *But U we can bring the price of the land to the table as matching funds, that will place us way up on the state's list to receive school construction money.• Although the financial implications of annexation haven't been settled, Pine said it's a safe assumption that Newport-Mesa would end up getting about $20 million. That includes the price of the land, $5.8 million for improvements and $2.5 million The Irvine Co. has paid for the development of park lands. Fine said the Newport-Mesa school board will discuss the financial implications of an annexation at its meeting Tues- day night. day, collecting another load of donations. This time, they took them to Children's Hospital of Orange County and Fountain Valley Regional Hospital -their Tuesday load was enough to keep Hoag patients busy for a while. They're also hoping to orga- nize a toy drive at their school, Mariners Elementary. "We felt, like, really impor- tant," Lauren said. "I think it shows that two 11-year-old girls can make a difference." ing about six hours five days a week. She will also undergo pool therapy three days a week. ·she really hates the therapy," her mother said . •But she and I made an agreement that she gets to come home, but she will have to go to out-patient therapy. ·rm going to be doing a lot of driving. I'll be using a lot of gas taking her all over. But I'm so happy and thankful to be able to do it for her. She is so excited to go home." ......... - Come join us •• •• ;: , .. • .. i' .. • • • . • • • Celebrate! Our 39th Year An opportunity to do some early Holiday Shopping Up to 39% off on merchandise now in stock· And a Special Showing of the Octobet birtbStones Op81S and ThurmaU~ Dis sptdal celebradOD llarta today •. ~·. for a lhidted dine ~ ••• '° come early for belt 1eletaoa. MARBLE CONTINUED FROM A 1 which case there really is no need to get prepared for anything. Oth- er predictions lead JJ)e to believe that everything will just be ducky. so long as we get our rain gutters cleaned, learn to stack sandbags and have a personal flotation device at the ready. I'd laugh it all off if it wasn't for past experience with this curious, innocently named weather phe- nomenon. It was a weekend day in 1983 that taught me a tough lesson on learning respect for the brute force of Mother Nature. It had been raining for days, the surf raging, the rivers swift and dan- gerous. Back in those days, El Niiio wasn't quite the household word it is today, so rather than blame the long-running downpour on El Nifio, they simply said: It's been raining a lot. I was driving home from work, down the hill from Costa Mesa into Huntington Beach, through the swamped intersections. past the stalled cars, when I saw a cop forlornly standing in the middle of an intersection. his squad car parked nea rby, its red lights reflecting off the dark sheet of wate r that covered the street. I pulled into a gas station and waded over to the cop. "I guess I can't drive down there?" I asked, pointing to the submerged street that led to my neighborhood. He gave me a bemused smile and turned away. The rain was coming down so hard I no longer could see across the intersection. The overworked storm drains roared and the growing river tugged a1 the legs of my pants. I felt I should probably get home. My newb6m son was there with my mother-in-law, and my wife was probably trying to get home herself. I wasn't sure what awaited, except that it prob- ably wasn't good. I waded down Atlanta Avenue, my only clear directional A GHAT MYSTElY OF THE WOILD HAS ALWAYS HEM ... WHEU CAN YOU HUT OTHEl INTILLIGOfT LIFE ON WTH FRtOAY, OCTOBER 2•, 1997 aid being the center stnpe in the street. Halfway down the block the water was up to my thighs, pulling on my legs. The rain came down harder. I honestly thought I was going to be swept away. Near the entrance to my tract, I looked down and saw a fish dart by. I WdS cold and worried and close to the point of just diving in and swimming the rest of the way home. but the fish fascinated me. I remember looking up and down the street to see if there was any more marine life in the neighbor- hood. My neighborhood was awash but the water had not reached my front door. Though it would even- tually. Yes, I spent the night putting my furniture up on bricks to spare it from the flood I was certain would be coming. And yes I even managed to get my son to higher groW1d at a relative's house. But by morning the water had receded. Later I learned the flooding was caused less by the sudden 4- inch downpour than by the extra- ordinary high tide that pushed up the Santa Ana River, forcing its waters to slosh into the streets. I don't know. Maybe that busi- ness about the personal flotation devices isn't such a bad idea. • STEVE MARBLE is the managing edt- tor. N•w Cl•caa•n ,,.. Pick-Up 6 D•llv.ry CelforD•t•ll -------,-.....,,•CLEANING PLANT ON PREMISES ~==~.;.;__--1r-=1 •,WE ACCEPT COMPEi llORS' COUPONS ( • EXPERT ALTDW'IONS f 71 4-650-8225 Briefs ..•.....•........ » Nightlife ............. A7 Reel Critics .....•.• M . . ···············~···~·················································· .. Artistic license at Estancia Park From fashion model ................. .._._.. ... _ ........... _ ...... _ ... __ ..... .._ . ..._ .. ..._._.. .. _ ................ _._.._.... ...... " ...... .._ .......... . to artist -with ....... ______ ._ .................................... ___ ....................................... . The strong, spirited woman, a native New Yorker who finds Orange County a "splen- did" place to live, is proof that with determi- nation anything is possible. good timing and a strong work ethic, she was led in many directions -from writing for a magazine to opening up her own advertising company . several careers in ~~~~~~~·:::-~~·~wEi9_ff~~:: With the support of what she calls a "liber- ated husband," Pinsker broke the sod.al mold in the 1940s when she chose to return to work after the ~irth of her daughter. She learned how to paint in the 1950s, working out of her cousin's flat in Manhattan, then traveled to Italy to learn how to sculpt. With the character and wisdom of a deter- mined yet gentle independent woman, Pinsker explained that her artwork reflects an entire lifetime of growing and learning. ~~~~~~t~!fuiTeSt She said she had a "restless desire to try many things,• which led her to a long list of L ike a surreal painting, Essie Pinsker's. life haJ a meaning all its own. With more than 70 years and nine-odd careers behind her, the Newport Beach sculptor has found comfort -and meaning -in art. She has been a fashion model, a journalist, a clothing buyer, an advertising executive, a publicist. a fashion consultant and a teacher. But it was art that bestowed her the ultimate challenge. And after 40 years as a sculptor, Pinsker will be featured in a lifetime retrospective exhibit at the Las Vegas Art Museum Nov. 6 through Jan. 10. careers, hobbies and travels. "I was scared but I med," she said. After col- lege she became a fashion model, but left that career because she 11did- n't like being a hunk of fiesh in clothes.• She landed a job as a clothing buyer for a department store, then, through a string of luck, • "My life in art is about an endless search for meaning,• she said. She has created several styles that express that search, from cold, sharp-edged steel giants to her "metamorphosis" collection. Her abstract/figurative bronze and marble pieces take on subjects of relationships and emotions and the •Gordian knot" collection represents the struggles of life. The sculptures, from 6 inches to 6 feet, start out as a bunk of stone or metal and with Pinsker's hands are transformed into works of art. But it didn't always come easily. ·1 started with two left hands," she said. Her work has • SEE PINKER PAGE A8 Mehndi, Mehndi Henna painting comes to Costa Mesa By Leslie Simmons The ancient art of henna paint- ing is the newest thing at The Latest Thing store in Costa Mesa. •1 saw it on one of our psy- chics, who is from Malaysia, and I was intrigued by it," said Kim- berly Funk, co-owner of the angelic/metaphysical/12-step and recovery store. Henna painting/tattooing is a traditional art form known as Mehndi, which ortginated tn North African and Middle But- ern countries before spreading to India and other Asian countrtes in the 12th century. In traditional cultures, Mehndi is used medicinally and ceremo- niou.lly and is considered good luck but was Westernized last year when stars like Demi Moore and Mira Sorvino were seen donning the temporary reddi.sh- brown decorations at movie openings and other events. "This is something for people who always wanted a tattoo but didn't want the permanency," Punk said. The process, which takes any- where from flve minutes to two hours depending on the design, 1s simple, patnless and can last from four days to six weeks. Designs can be done on any part ot the body -the most pop- ular are ankles, a.rms and hands. The actual apJ)Jic&timl paste conaists ol tbe dark greenilb.- brown henna, wbk:h 11 ausbed into a powder and mixed with other ingredients that can include tea, lemon and eucalyp- tus oil. The paste is applied to the skin using a cone tube simi- lar to ones used for cake decorat- ing. The decorations can be any design or size, ranging from Celtic and tribal art to butterllies and fairies and are done free- hand or with a stencil. Punk currently has two local artists, Ivy Tomashoff and Jen- nifer Kogge, making master- pieces on customers. •1 like it,• said Kogge, an art major at Orange Coast College. •1t allows me to get aeative. • Kogge said sbe has been doing a lot of her own freehand designs on customers but also has been researching designs in tattoo magazines. •SEE HENNA PAGE A8 ~ POllUDA I DM.Y Pl.OT A d°"8.., of a beana·palntecl band by artt.t Jennifer Kogge. I • I ! i I j w~ program from I t.~ Philharmonic I By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot is definitely a place for women looking to find a few good men (the ratio of men to women is probably about 5-1). If Bl Toro Marines or UCI men are what you're looking for, check this plac~ out. I guess you could say it's a meat market. If you're a guy, be prepared to do some heavy scam- ming but here's some advice: I Esa-Pekka Salonen and the 1 Los Angelel Pbilbannonic will I perform Tuesday at the Orange -~---------I County Perfonning Arts Center at ! 8 p.m., wtth a preview lectUre ! beginning at 7. · i' k'• a Friday night frat house keg ~ you're looking for, then Chester Drawen· Inn. , .._thie saloon tbat~ot just another futniture store,• in COita M~ is the place to go. Locals flock to ChMter's to intake mass quantit-., Of-beer and shots, eat burgers alll1lt dance'1o a mix of music on tlle ~. often crowded. dance floor. The atmosphem was definitely a flashback to my coUeM days where a gang of us wo'*l travel uptown to a bar tha.t W8' sporting awesome drink ~ and had music going .. esters twentysomethin,~ ly have a festive vibe. ce floor starts to get a d 10:30 or 11 p .m. and 't ease up until closing. Most people seemed to like· the mbc of music the DJ played. He did play techno, not one of my favorites, but it didn't last too long. D1sQ) and KROQ tunes are de.finite1tl'bat gets the crowd going in this place. Uke The Warehouse, Chester's I 1-'\l.I. ~\LE SAVE50% ON ALL HEMPfillLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa Don't tell women about your ex- wife or ex-girlfrlend and don't walk up to girls using a line like ·My buddies said they were going to kick my butt if I didn't talk to you." It just doesn't work and makes you look pathetic (some poor fool learned that Fri- day night with me and my part- ner-in-crime club consultant, Jen- nifer.) I Women, get ready to be preyed upon like you were the last water buffalo on an African plain full of lions. Actually, apart from the usu- al drunk guy looking for a date, Chester's isn't that bad. DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Kyle Xeniiey, 32, of Costa Mesa. plays a competitive game of Foos ball at the Chester Drawers' Inn. The bar's motif is what manag- er Mike Vyncke calls "nostalgic' Americana." The horse-drawn carriages hanging from the cell- ing. wood bar and sawdusVpeanut shell covered fioors certainly give it a saloon- type atmosphere -but, people don't like it here because it has some groovy decorations. What people do like are the drink spe- cials and Chester's has some of the best ones around. ' For Monday Night Football, the bar offers Miller Llte party yards for $2.25 from 6 p.m. to closing. On Fridaf . and Saturday nights, Chester's bas·happy hour from 3 to • 8 p .m. with $1.75 cocktails, $4.50 i11Mllltl!~IM-1tr, pitc:heu~ ru and dancing. 81¢ be scared about the drinking. ster's will call a cab for ·you if you get too messy; in fact, there were tons of cabs wait- ing outside pie bar when we left (something you don't see too often). The snack bar, which looks like a huge mouth, bas late-night grub for everyone at reasonable prices and closes at 10 p.m. Vyncke says the best sellers are the buffalo wings ($4.79) and the Cheeseburg- er of Paradise· ($4.09). It has $1.99 :G01~ D J{Y IC I~~!) -Clie S.e.~ret tb Jt perfe~t fr/_11,((btvten 15;rew ts Z::,ry Jt:~ ~15 1107 E. WALNUT ST.• SANTA ANA ( 112 BLK STH OF 1ST ST. OFF GRAND ACROSS FROM SANTA AHA OMV) 835-8306 HOURS: 7:30AM-5:30PM MON-FRI WEIGHT NO MORE salads and pretzels for 99 cents. Check out Chester Drawers' on Halloween where, aside from its regular Friday rug ht drink spe- cials, they will have a costume contest with cash prizes going to the top three The bar will also have a tarot card and palm reader courtesy of Pete's Wicked Ale. As always, remember to party responsibly; don't drink and drive. If you have a club you think deserves a review, e·mall me at lsimmonsOhornet.liunet.edu . RTANT NEW INFORMATION PLEASE READ Octobu 1997 f ·variations on a 1beme by l Haydn. Op. 56a,• composed by ! Johannes Brahms, was based on j the movement •Chorale St. ! Antonll. • a 15th century Austrian i pUgrim tune. i The work waa discovered I among others·by Haydn biogra-i pher Carl Ferdinand Pohl. but it is j now thought to have be.en written l by one of Haydn's students. I Steven Stucky drew inspira- ! ti on for "Pinturas de ;f8Jllayo I (Paintings of Tamayo)• from a vis- ! it to the Rufino Tamayo Musuem ! in Mexico City in 1991. l Calling it one of the great artis- j tic experiences of his life, Stucky l used that visit as the basis for five j short movements combining for- l mal elements of the paintings and • Custom Imprinting • l arge Selection of Party Invitations and Specialty Papers Balbo8. Island the site of art show Sunday The second Balboa Island Art- wallt of the year takes place Sun- day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the South Bayfront Promenade. More than 40 local artists will be displaying their work and musidan.s will al.so be on band to provide entertainment. The art show is sponsored by the Balboa Island Business Asso- ciation. Admission is free. •c~z-COl'F 103 E. 1 7th St Costa Mesa Utwn:of N~ IHllifJ Dnuej1 Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat 9-5 'O~P~Q~ 548-0700 Classified ads work for you! Al MAD SCIENTIST RUNS WILD · AT LAUNCH PAD By Nancy Cheewr, Dal/t Pilot Gooey slime will ooze out ol beakers. Moiands of suds will appear in se<Dlds, enveloP,ing a 3- foot area. Explosions, fireballs and smoke will fill the room as onlook- .,. gasp lo< .ir. It's just another day for the Mad Scientist, Jim Blackie, who appears this weekend at the Launch Pad creating bis crazy chemical concoctions. Blackie will demon- strate fireballs, growing foam, slime and more for children of all ages Satur- day and Sunday at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. campus1" he said. His science show started. as an after•school projQcl for elementary· age children that turned lnto a weekend birthday party exhibit and eventually into the Mad Scien- tist routine. Bladde's show incor- porates various chemical reactions: "You mix a muple things together mixing green and blue and it comes clear." And even though it all seems mysterious, Blackie is quick to point out that he's different than a magician because he'll give away his se<relS. . He bas several dozen slime recipes, but his faVorlte is white glue ond Borax laundry soap, wbich mb:ed cor- rectly will tom/ • <Om• pleteJy non-toxic home- made version of Gak. Blaclde will also demon· strate •monster grow foam." " •That's where I mix two tlrings together and it makes a lot of steam, I put soap in it and in a couple of. seconds it will make a huge mound of soap that would cover your desk,• be said. An eighth-grade sci- ence teacher at Calvary Chapel Junior High in Santa Ana, the 39-year- old said getting children interested in science is 90o/o of the learning process. "The hardest part is getting them interested," he said. "I by to do things that are activity based - something the kids are doing or seeing -as Mad S<:tentlst Jim Blackie fears he has created a monster wt1h this overOowtng dry tee, water and soap concoction. Blackie will produce this and many other chemJcal creations during his show at the Launch Pad, Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. After the show, ctlil- dren can stick around to learn how to make their ·own ~nutty putty." During the 45-minute show, Blackie dresses in a · wig and lab coat, and said he might even use his opposed to just taking notes.• And who wouldn't want to be in Black:ie's science class, launching liter-sized soda bottles 300 feet into the air as a daily class activity. "I am pretty well-known on HENNA CONTINUED FROM A6 After the design is applied, the henna paste is left on for about 12 hours so it can stain the skin. Funk recommends cus- tomers come in the morning or early afternoon to have the hen- na applied so that it can be rinsed in the evening. Lemon, and it happens-it either smokes, changes "olor, foams up or changes another way,• be said. . "I do things that look like sci-·. ence magic stuff; things that are contrary to common sense like either fresh or p<ickaged 1emon juice from the grocery store, should be dabbed on th e design daily or else the decoration will fade quickly. The Latest Thing debuted the henna painting a few weeks ago, with patrons waiting on line for more than an hoW" to experience this latest craze, Funk said. For people interested in learn- ing more about henna body painting, the store is in the SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 Sabatino Tommy ·Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unlq• wine room A dlDlq r-. •••II•~ for lfOUP .,.._ _lnp ..a Jl"IYa&e fUllCIJom 723-0621 ~Call For RaervaUons and Dll?.Ctlons 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Mldnlte Drawing for $20000 Need not be present ($5000 extra if present) One Dollar Donation Req. ~ Best AuthenUc MorenUnc r00c1 In ToWn• • Let Mernma Olna do your Caterin • Happy Hour l!t Uv~ Husk enoteca 6ar And Cigar Room Mad Scientist German accent. The demonstration is part or an ongoing educational/entertain-· ment series at Launch Pad, the preview facility of Discovery Sci- ence Center. Call 546-2061 for tickets anp information. process of planning a henna par- ty in which a ttendees pay $10 and are given a tube of the paste to apply to themselves or others. Tue Latest llting is located at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa and is open Monday through Friday. 9:30 a.m. to 7 p .m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more in!onnation. call 645-6211. ........... , .... _ .... Drlrlr ... -~--------N----------~---------1 r··o1AmiEs . , ! CONTINUED FROM A6 ' DIARIES CONTIMJED AIOM A6 • almost since the caJe opened I tbree yean -Groziano sold. ' ~ IOOft as a book IUJI up, it g~ on the shelf and a new one is put out. Graziap.o doesn't know how many hove been Wlod, just !hot they'"' still aroupd-.ewhera. Th"'l' who Wl'fl* oie usually young, belween 18 Gild 25. and like to oome spill their caJfeine- fueled thoughts in the e\renµtgs . I But, Grozlono bastem to add, there is really no typical kind of wtjter, or even a set time for tttem >-The contemplotlve: to write, . ·1rs really sporadic,• she sold. Response to the diaries has always been positive, but many were ups~t when one of the books was stolen. • •I was shocked, • Graziano said. •To me, that was something that would have no value.· Maybe something in the book was very important to the person who stole it? "I doubt it.· GrtWano said. "I think the intentions were much more shallow. w PINKER CONTINUED FROM A6 been acquired by dozens of organizations, cities and muse- ums, induding the Orange County Museum of Art in New- port Beach. Pinsker crafted the Humani- tarian Award statue that was giv- en to Steven Spielberg by the Anne Frank Organizing Commit- tee in 1995 and gave an edition or the same piece to Hillary Rod- ham Clinton. The move from New York to Orange COunty was a strange ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "Imagine If-used 111 the energy we use to be trendy·to do something kind?" >-The helpful: . "List of ways to be a player. by Jon E. crash ... 4) It's good' to practise (sk) on ugly chi<> (sic). You don1 have to date them, bUt~ can help you get your good l•xpie-, tive) down so you con get the pretty girls. 5) Always lie •bout your age. Older.girts get insecure \f they think you're young ••. • > The response: To Mr. Crash, written horizontally along the edge of his trea- tise, emphasized by angry a"ows: . "'Very, very pathetic and Immature bogus (expletive)! GROW UPI" > The heartfelt: ·1 just want to say I'm happy,• writes Mimi. "Even though I'm in dept (sic) and can't pay ~y rent on time ... >The heartbreaking: After a description of his or her parents' troubled marriage, someone writes: "Now she (mother) lives alone and is finally happy." ~----------------------------------------------------~ but favorable transition, she said. ~orange County's been very fruitful for me,· she said. "It's been the right place and the right time.~ It also nourishes her spiritual side. 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We get stun- ning visual scenes in the Bud- dhist monpteries, but this is mostly baclc:ground, as the movie really centers on Brad Pitt's char- acter, a Nazi running from his past. We get dozens of close-ups of Pitt's handsome face filling the screen with his dyed blond hair and phony German accent. We get precious little time with the youn? Dalai Lama, whom Brad does not even meet until the film is 90 minutes old. Uke Ghandi and Mother Tere- sa, the real Dalai La.ma is one of the spiritual giants of our time. Like Martin Luther j<.ing, his deep commitment to non-vio- lence places him above ordinary political leaders. It's disappoint· ing that this film reduces his pro- found philosophy to a few cliched statements that give little insight to Us m~ source. sun. there is a lot to like in this well-made movie that takes up one of Hollywood's current causes: the liberation of Tibet from China's murderous rule. The production values are top notch and the story is worth telling. It's not on a par with •The Last Bmperor• or •The English Patient• but you'll hear about "Seven Years" at Oscar time. GRADE:B+ • JOt9' DIPKO. 47, Is a Costa Mesa res- ident and a senk>r lnYestloator for the Orange County Pubfk Defender's Office. estate tycoon, the trilogy is com- plete. At a point early in the film. Theron says to Pad.no, "There are things wor5e than not having a father. Having my father, for instance.• Padno's response, •1 know exactly how you feel,· not only demonstrates, in a humor- ous way, bis irreverent attitude toward his own father, but also provides a window into his moti- vations here on earth. Essentially, Satan was not predestined by God, be .chose to be evil because he didn't believe what he was to be evil. In a nutshell, he thinks he's right. cracks. Can be save himself before the devil takes his soulf •Tue Devil's Advocate• is a John Grisham thriller on drugs. rt is alternately predictable and dis· gusting. The~ is that the storyline ls compelling. There are so many times the audience could get up and leave, but there Melissa Richardson is something keeping them there. It's as if the devil bas control over the audience as well as Kevin. A gratifying, sweeping epic •Seven Years in nbet" is a sweeping epic chronicling the travels of German national, mountain cllinber and ex-Nazi Heinrich Harrer. lbe Dalal Lama (Jamyang Wangchuk) listens to H elnrlch Har- rer's (Brad Pitt) tales of the world outside Tibet in the movie, In a key scene Wlth Reeves, Pacino is in such complete denial about the final outcome of bis infamous rebellion against God that he suggests the Book of Rev- elations is not the final chapter. The movie leaves Reeves as life leaves us, never free from evil's temptation, but hopefully more prepared to do battle with it. Reeves is wonderlul in this movie. His characters have always been kind at the core, b ut he's hard as nails here. His power is mesmer- izing. Reeves bas never pushed himself this far and succeeded .. Seven Yean in llbel" In the beginning of the movie, the free-spirited Harrer abandons his pregnant wife and absconds to the Himalayan mountains for a climbing expedition. and pleasurable experience. The fact that this one is based on a true story makes it all the more gratifying, and the breathtaking cinematography is definitely Oscar worthy. After extensive travels and • llllADLEY KIRK. 32, Is a Corona del Mar resident and civil litigation and estate planning attorney. Bradley Kirk adventures, Harrer finds a refuge in the holy 1Thetan city of Lhasa, the home of the Dalai La.ma. The movie then recounts Har- rer's dt>epu1- ing friendship with the teenage Dalai Film depicts life's spiritual questions Al Pacino is appropriately ani- mated as the fallen angel in a film that could just as easily been called ·scent of a Beelze bub.• Lama(who becomes an emotional substitute for Hatter's son) and the Holy Oty's ongoing fight to maintain its independence from China. "The Devil's Advocate," in its left-handed nod to God, tackles the proverbial question of self· determination versus predestina- tion, and whether people are innately good or bad, or simply afflicted with different measures of weakness. Convincing perlormances by Brad Pitt. David Thewlis and Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk (as the young Dalal Lama) provide the moviegoer with a satisfying SFUZZI This type of fare generally gets bogged down in a mire of iniquity, unintentionally tantaliz- ing and alluring the viewer to the New blian -8egllnt Yfk. casual (locerad ri TMangle Square, Costa Mesa). Wad • Happv Hot.r. E8f'tt Brd Menu lwaileble Every day. Hotn: Lunch 11 :30am4:CQJm. llnner 4:0010:~. RaaerwtDlB 9CCeptad. Mastaard, Visa. American Express. Located at 1870A Harbor Blvd. (714) 548-9500 TOSCANINI RISTORANTE ITALIANO P8lt8I end breed med& fresh ciatt-~ 6 days a week. Tues.· Q.n. 4-1~. Fri. & Sat. 4-11. Cosed Mondays. Visa end Maal'card accept11d. 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With complime ntary special effects and a strong supporting cast featuring Charlize Theron as Reeves' wife and Craig T. N elson as a despicable New York real • KEN 9UCOfl. 35, lives in Balboa and is a personnel analyst for the City of Los Angeles and a publ~ author. Giving 'Devil' its due A hotshot young lawye r from Florida who hasn't lost even one of his 64 trials is lured to New York by a wealthy firm. The senior partner, John Milton, takes the young lawye r under his wing. Even though everyone in the audience knows that Milton is the devil himself, the young lawyer can't quite figure it out. The question is, will he become "The Devil's Advocate?· Keanu Reeves stars as Kevin Lomax, an extraordinary lawyer with a vanity streak a mile long. Enter the devil. taking the form of Al Pacino. ~evin is romanced by the firm. tested and rewarded beyond his wildest dreams. But then bis life starts spinning out of control, first with his own halluci- nations and then when his wife Pacino's eyes have always been haunting, but they sparkle here. He loves this character. When the movie finally acknowl- edges that Pacino is the devil. did they change his costume? Nol He stays exactly the same and makes the movie even more sinister. Without Pacino, this movie wouldn't have been believable. ~ As Kevin's wife Mary Ann, Charlize Theron makes the role spectacular. When Mary Ann is in her downward spiral, it's spell- binding. You don't want to see it, but you're drawn m. She's just as much a player as Reeves or Pad- no. There are some scenes that are not needed. they're just there to disgust the audience. The plot was almost ruined by these worthless spots. Luckily, the movie can take those small detours and still get back on track. • MEI l$SA 1UOUUU>SON. 17, is a Costa Mesa resident and a freshman atUO. AMACHI THE CANNERY &J8hi & Sushi to Go Complete Blr. 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She is enthusiastic and committed to !'Niten~ the right property with the fi9ht client. She hOlds a bachelors degree in business ind has a strong background in accounting and finance. Brooke is an effectrve fund-raiser ind devotes a good ~rt of her time to Th• Orange County cnapter Of ttae Luminaries, a supP,Ort group for the Doheny Eye Institute ano is an active member and supporter of the National Charity League. Now as a great time to buy or sell your home! For a free market evaluation call Brooke ~~~~~~~Coldren at 714-644-6373 x122. Nan Doyle Realtor, RFJMAX South County Nan has been a real estate professional for 13 years and spccializ.cs in ocean view properties. She prides hcndf in gccting rough linings sold! Hu c:xtco.Sive backgiourid indUdcs owning 2 busi.nases and a film acuess with over 70 commeidals, motion P,ictwa and TY. Locally Nan has bct-n involved with the Children's Home Society, Chari7 league, Town and Gown, PanheUenic, Philharmoruc a.ncf Hoag Hospital Auxiliary. She resides in Corona dd Mar with her husband, Dr. James C. Please ca.II Na.n ar 714-760-5000x'.S2S Jackie Gillis, Realtor' One of the top Brokers in Costa Mesa & Newport Beach area, she has an R.E. Certification from Coastline College & the Graduate R.E. Institute Designation. Jackie was awarded '"RNltor of the Year# in t 990 by the Orange Coast Association of Realtors & "Woman of the Year" in 1994 by the Costa Mesi 'hamber of Commerce. You can rNCh her at 714-631-8011 . EYE·Ol'ENER Local girls win big in · volleyball. tennis ' QUOTE OF TH£'DAY ?tMnk~ ........... / IMQll. I ran Piia e l/Jll4 ._ l I *'" ... • -UABOllDl1ltS Hearts le .on the· ftel Tonight's high school footbell ldMclule \\, ~"' ' --- ---' .. -~ Costa-vs.-5119: Newpmt -· 7 p.m. -line: Costa Mesa (6-0, 1-0) meets city-rival Estancia (2-4, 0-1) In the 31st renewal of the Battle for the Bell In the Pacific Coast League matchup. Mesa is ranked No. 3 In CIF Division VIII and features a powerful Wing-T offense and a 'defense which has allowed 10 points In six games. Estancia counters with Its version of smashmouth football out of the Q.ouble wing. Ntl.._i- vs. s.nta Marvarlta Site: 5adclleback COiiege, . 7:30 p.m. Bottom llne: Newport Harbor (5-1 , 0-1) faces its toughest challenge of the season in No. 1-ranked Santa Margarita, which features quarterback carson Palmer, a ~foot-5 senior with can't miss big-time college credentials. Santa Margarita Is 6-0, 1-0 in the Sea View, appears to be a heavy favorite going In. DI~ 40515 South to Avery Parkway. Left on Avery Parkway, school on left. C.-.MeMw.~ at NevJpert Harbor Aliso Niguel at~ Beam ':!Wl".-:l -·-• ' j --------- ~-------------------------~ I : I THE FLIP SIDE I I + MoHy Y.wtylColteges,m l ' ' > I I + Me-. &tanm po1o192 l ' ' : + Est.nda-Mesa t9nnllnl2 : ' ' ' ' ! • CdM t.nnill82 I I I : + Newport t.nnlsl82 : . ' : + Pnp ...,.. countrylll2 I ' ' I + ~ t1e1c1 hodiey1112 ! l _________________________ J • DON l.EACH I DAILY Pl.OT Corona del Mar'1 Mark Hatlield (8), teBmmate, send lrv1ne nmner Al WUllams out of bounds with no gain. , ·. •Corona del Mar sees 14-7 lead evaporate in the fourth quarter as Irvine rallies for a pulsating Sea View League football victory. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -There were drives that stalled, others that infused new life into the Corona del Mar High offense with sophomore Mike Bergey joining the school's meny-go- round of quarter~cks. In the waning moments, on a fourth- down play to end CdM's longest drive of Thursday's Sea View League football game against host Irvine, the Sea Kings finished a half-yard short of perhaps knocking off the Vaqueros in a wild fourth quarter. •These guys played with a lot of heart, and ifs bard for them emotionally becaUJe this was a bard football game to lose,• CdM Coach Dick Freeman said, following his team's 20-1.f loss. The Sea Kings (2-5, 0-2 in league), who led 14-7 late in the third quarter, gave up two fourth-quarter touchdowns as Irvine (3- 4, 1-1), with the return of its standout run- ning back. Al Williams, may have put an end to CdM's playoff hopes for 1997. •we've got a shot next week at Wood- bridge,• Freeman said, •and I think a team with two los~ still has a shot of going to the playoffs this year.~ a SEE COM PAGE 83 The basics, that's all it takes for Tars to deliver! • Newport Harbor girls win their ninth in a row behind a simply fine performance en roule to stuffing Santa Margarita in four. By Molly Yon~ Daily l'flot RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA-One hundred· and·twenty stdeouts, 15 ties eqd four sets culmlnat. ed In the simplest of plays as a bump-set-opllte end- ed a thrllllng Sea View League girls volleyball con- test that gave Newport Harbor High'• !Mm a 15-4, 14·16, 15-10, 15·12 win over Senta Margartta. Altar jumping out to a 7--0 lead In the fourth tet. Iha ~ let the llagleo bocl. Into the game to /"here the.,.,._ actually led a.I 12-10, but a NrVl<e """by lltlca Wade followed by two ri11iDg 18M11 by' Kdtta Dill put Newport up 13· 12. Harbor's sophomcle-Wa-loimchod owronolborpolatudwu..w.gkl<thewW. Sin- ta Mugeltla'I &-toot ,....,, •• °*"'*' wmt .... Ibo -with • bll -Ibo DOI, but 'It'll -· .-._.., ___ Cany.~-· ..... sopb-. Apll ._ """ put ... -...., "* •• ...., 11• ...... ol Mr .. -• ~ ....... Miia 1111 ......... --- -w12I' --··-· "11111 w •.--•a.~· Ml!li='.t C-..AaGlllia ...... _ • ..,_ • .,_.,._!'It. .......... ,.. ..... , ,_ ........... -. . -......... , /, I \ • 1 I I I '1 ! , Harbor arrlved In Rancho Santa Margarita ready to play as the squad jumped all over the Eagles thanks In part to the blocking ol Dill and Ross, who both stand at 6-foot·l . The Eagles (9·3, 4-2) rallied for the second set, though. · "I always wony when you play really, really well 1n the flnt one,• Glenn said. •Naturally, there's going to be Ii letdown. l!ve seen it plenty of tilnes. • Senta Margarita got oll to. 5--0 start In the -game, but Harbor fought back before eventually Mallldng the IOI. At -point In the IOC· oodgoa»,wben- WM nllylng, the Jlaaleo' KilD Maraultoo -I a kill -Ibo bonds ot DlD IDd Cony -1"'1 lo the -ID-ot a dhlng-.... <llllmlllllbll caodllaa-oll ., __ .. ....-. .,,. .... _ .. __ .. __ ....... ....... -... --.... ·-~:;<::: --··-tobetbe-'mly I .......... , .. ,_,,,.ft:!'-" ......... ... l'' tla llor .... _llldl I .. -·I. --£......._ ..::.: • ..,'\:'' ~¥ s w'r•• . . ' ' BZ: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2~ 1997 ' ' . )I Mustangs were staggered: but deroo. .-Nguyen --Cotton are tlle lraQl-nmoen fer Coot& .._, wllJch bu -·t fall because of their~ ;1'4cific Coast Leagu7 torteitures. llldl: ~ locel nmnen going head to bead against the section's elite. · Costa Mesa still bu aspiratiOns of reaching the CO' State Championships, but losing Zolla Goma and fO(feitlng three '"Pacific Coast Leogue dual-meet victories this week will hurt its chances. outK<n4 • ..... at ill PCL 4JllPCT1114• ttdl season but 111-3 tn dual mecits bec:lllu.se of the forfeits. ... ". By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot ..... ,. ,,:.wALNUf -'JWo of the top three girls cross ~try teams in OF Southern Section Divi- ~Qn Iv. including Costa Mesa and Coron.a del ljlil;r high schools, clash today at 5,45 p .m. In ~ SOth Mt. San Antonio ColleQe Invitational. : : : 11'Ibis will tell us a lot, because (top-ranked) ~ (Ojai) is in the race,• said CdM -Cpacb. BW Sumner, Whose team is ranked sec- :00.d behind Nordhoff in CIF Division IV, while Costa Mesa is third. 'With the (state-quolilying) boyi; last year, we bad the three big dogs (Jaime Carrillo, Bnice Hencodc and Bric Solis) and that one- two-three wj.s a bard thing to beat,• Mus- tangs Coach Joe Busi said. •1n the girls, we b.8.d a one-lwo-three-fow, and that extra punch (with Gomez) was really a major differ- ence." Busi said bis runners have remained posi- tive throughout the ordeal this week and Wednesday's PCL win over Laguna Hills was Preshmen U:ndsey Yw• -· .,_, C.... mlns. Katie QuinWl -,,_ ·~. sophomores L1% Mone ..,.i .a Qlire -. senior standout Jenoller Blair ..._the nu.de~ us of Sumner's CdM scjuad. • In boys competition ...say at Ml SAC, third-ranked CdM and eightll-r&Dked Estancia will meet In a DiWlon IV heat at 5,11 p.m. Top•ranked Nonlholf ODd Centnl Coll- fomla power McParland, <OltlldonCl two 0( the best small-school teams in JIM -, wll! race in Division IV. NewPort Harbo(s bo~ rODlrecl oooond In Division m. and the Sailoiw' gldt Clod by Junlcir Alida McFall), ranked til!b, wtll -compe4e In the Mt. SAC Invitational, -co- Saturday and is a preview for tbl state ~ .. Mer last week's cancellation of the Orange Co.unty Championships at Irvine Reqional Pa{k in Orange Park Acres because of nearby fire' earlier in the week, the Mt,. SAC Invita- tional becomes an even greater measuring huge. · Junior Jamie DeNoewer, senior Gegi Van De Walker and sophomores Stephanie Lan-for many schools. • COM ' ROllS, 1S-O, · NewpQrt Harbor is : also a big winner. . CORONA DEL MAR-Tup- ianked'Corona del Mar was an 18-0 winner over ~ visiting &:vine High Thursday after- noon In Seo "1ew League lllav. -lmprOvlng CdM'l reconl tO 14-p overall. 7.o in the Seo '\.law. _ Corona's Np ... 3 doubles. Robyn Coleman and Nicole a..-y, ptoe1Ul'8d the moot slgnlliclot win$, rolling. '6-2, J;-4, 6.(). ·""" the v._. ,. •,NEWPORT BEACH -1'1...-port Harbor Htah'• sophilmore -Cue fOotr. two_!rom_ Santa ~6-1,6-0,toJeadthe SalJOn to a 13-S 91!ls -s. VWw' !ague win Thon. ' day. · :!be doubles lhms al. '.A~ Adami and Broolla lllylm' and Erika p-and . Amanda Collopy swept their Mb: u Harbor moves to 4·2 in · the SVL and 13-4 ovetall ---....... 13. s........ .........," 5 Slngl•: Nelson (NH) lost to Mil~. 6-l, d4tf-Bonhal~ 6-0, lost to Olnkoskl. 7-S; case (NH) lost. 6-4, Won, 6-1, 6-0; Godbe; (NH) lost. 6-l, won, 6-2, 6-2. .,.._Ila: Adams-Taylor (NH) def. Kreutier·WoH, 6-2. def. caln- Grlbben. 6-0, o.f, Dut;Wa<.tvalJ«i,. 6-1; Palm-Collopy (NH) WOO. 6-1, 6-1, 6-3; Bark~Schneklet' (NH) won, 6-0. lost. 6-3. won. 6-2. COM»tA D1L MM 11, lllww. 0 -NI. Vaughon (CdM) def. SNo, 6-0; def. Ngo, 6-1; def. O*>, 6-0; LeslJe (CdM)won 6-0, 6-1, 6-2; ~ (CdM) won 6-0, 6-l, 6-1. Ooubhs: Na. Vaughan-Geofge (CdM) def. weo-Olenb, 6-2; def. CMter DelbeMs, 6-1; def. Nagayama-Kang. 6-l; Budhraja- Gt'nereUI (CdM) won 6-1, 6-0, 6-0; Col~mey (CdM) won 6-2. 6-4, 6-0. COLLEGES . :Fleener paces sec to record- breaking night C 0 ST A MESA -ln : knocking off the NCAA Divi- :sionn m•s No. 21: team. Cha.p; : man, l ·O in double overtime, : Southern Calilomle College's ; M9ggen Fleener nol only tdlnched the win, but set the •team season scoring record for :the..Vanguards' women's ~ ' .program. : Pleener's goal In the !I.Alb : minute notched SCC's S6th goal •of the letUOD and sealed the non-i conlmence victory In Costa Mesa ·Wednesday eveplng. ! • The Vanguardt up their record {tq 13""'. They host Azusa Pacific· lat7 p.m. Satunlay In a battle that ~could tie them for second place in ; the Golden Stele Athletic Confer .. " . . ....,., • • ' 11 l { I 1 l ..... ( 11 ' ) ' ) l ( I I I\ I .... I I '\. '\. I ...., DOH WIOtJOMV Pl.OT &ii da'sdowtltr team of Blake.Prlno (rlgldl ad U.. •Mtmer swept a.etra•..,...ft&iday. Eagles slip past Mustangs • &fancla ~ lpnn!s team wins Pacific .Coast LMgue duel against rtVal Costa Mesa by barest of margins, player, Kristen ChtabOlm, sweep ar>d lmll'!""' ,to 33-6 on the year. Estancia. with Its -victory """' Costa Mesa, Improves to 6-9 and 2-5. · , "The thing for us wu that we loll e let we werw 82-81, after tbe two.finish Ued. 9-9. expecting to wm (HlrtJen Joss to 'll'ul,' !- COSTA MESA -just doesn't get any doser sal'!-Ourgld!badagrwtwaeltlapr~Tbollll -~ Htgb's girls tennis team mQok olf ' ::11..=:=.1\!':3"~-~ pesky Costa Meoa lbilnday afternoon oo the lo!o· n,_ad-111114. .. .., er'• oourts with an 82·8) edge alter the two split r-4ididn•t ~ -gldl muld'lol tblt•<MPI. • their matches down the )niddle. he Mid 'They bad the mat,!:b until the. las! round/ HetM.t added tbal Coota ..,_ boo -doilr ~~ biCoaChl D~ve Hebert said The Jut In !be put 1ow·ro•-llul 1111111ot 1141 ¢1 3 ru-wu g or us. bavenatdefeuod ... ,.... 1be ultimate difference came in the final match ..... of tbe day u Estancia'• fJeshmen tandem of Jen-•r -= I niler ~ and "-G"""-9n pullilcl out • .... ,... ... dedaionovwBJ.Hartlal.fandAnnleDo,cb......... ---.::.i: ,,.._._ .. ~~-M-to 2·11 -• 0-7 in'Pocllic Coalt dol.-M K1>t1•-._.._ U"I' . .::.-. • 5-7; wonl-l. M · League play. ... I F • ~ "'dlf. •llrtloff.Oo. ~ *'· •tt was Just a great matc:b, .. said Costa 'Mesa ..... ~ 6-1; ... ~~Caal\ ~m· Coach Joe •Haveno. who w-td>ed his top llDgles (I) _,.,1 6-\ 7"( -(I) kilt 1-4 S-7. Mustangs tackle No. 1 today • Costa Mesa enters with flo ssy 15-3 record against heralded Los Alamitos. L O N G BEACH -l~WJR OLO Costa Mesa High'• Mustangs. 15..J overall ahd 3.0 In the Pacific Coast League following their 6·5 victory over University Wednes- day night at Newport Harbor, duel Orange County's No. l·rated Grtltins of Los Alamitos today at Cal State Long Beach, startlog at 4 p.m. Los Alamitos, led by the play of sen.Jon David Kong and Tyler Wawrzymki. are 16..( on the sea- son after posting impressive vic- tories over San Clemente end Newport Har&r, among others. The Mustangs Improved their lot on Wednesday with Tudd Hyl- ton's three goals paving the way. Mesa had e .C-0 straDQlahold on Unlvenlty at balltlme, bu> In the encl IOW>d Itself holding al.I a · 111<>og SOCOlld·ball swve by the Th>jonl;...c.--.c.. ... , ...... ,, 5 u..MI'"' OOJ2 ·5 co.ti,.... )111 -1 C..U -• -J, ~ I , <>"'*' t, 1'plDn t. SW S.. I 11 t. 11 !( I I I ' Sunset League play at Harper School Thursday by virtue of Vanessa Sharpiro's goal with 2:28 left. Sharpiro, in heavy traffic deep in Huntington Beach territory, drove the ball Into the upper left comer off a Dick trom the goalie's pads for the winner. Defense, supplied by Katie BoUigeo\Jis, Kemm Manderson. Shannon lavelli end Courtney Bennett, in particular, keyed Newport Harbor (6-2-3). Hunt- ington Beach fell to 4-8. In N play the 1llrs fought to a 1·1 tie, Katie Welbcium suppylng the Sailon' goal. SCHEDULl! -• FoottMll High school -Cosui Mes.11 vs. Estancia, at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; Newport Harbor vs. Santa Margarita, at Saddleback College, 7:30 p.m. ·--High .a.ool --CDlU Mesa "' Los Alamitos. at Cal State Long Beach, 4 p.m.; Foothill at Newport Halbor, HOp.m. • Vollrlybell Community college wom@f'I -ITvlne Va11ev at Orange Coast, 7 p.m. High schocN girts • Newport Hatbor at Tournament of Champions. Santa Barbara High School. ·-High school girts · Con:ina ~ Mar at Palm Desert. 1:15 p.m. ..,__ High school boys and girls'· Nfttipott H.lfbor, CoR>N del M•~ Costa Mlsa at Mt .... Antonio CollegO kwltatioNI, 2.p.m. ·-Community c.oltege men -Oninge Coait •t Fullerton, 3 p.m. Community <DllegO women - Fullerton 9t Of1ng9 c.o.rt. J p.m. Neapon:B +C-.._DllJ' ri: ... ·----------..... -...... --... --·-·------------------ 1 ' ' • • ' : ' • Costa Mesa girls I • •• A+ l i Mesa adrninlstradon ... F 'lb-·-e . Aoputcldl9 ci-.-crwoCOUDtrYteom. we are deoply ~ .,._news,.., have reoaived. This 'news regudl cme d ourtlzc;tn•t., Zolla Go1D8Zt wbo bu beeD dented ellglbl'llrlon& . which baa Dllplte -~quo• ,.,ing of bar eligibility, 991 an d~the ill7 track ZIFIM, Zoila was c18a:red fOrthe 1 C-CDWtllf-by.,_ counselor and the Coota Mesa High athlMlc-a-a-al. her ellglbillty .,_ agoln ol llto. beatm*tll al.~""'" OOUDlry season and, again, the team WU uoiillod ..... .,. _.-to run. · · In ... -~ tbe team. Zoila took ii upon henelf to essuro hll' e11g1 . Biia wu informed.' once again. that lhe wu deered. meentng that her age, grade ~t average or any ---may""-coolltct did not .mt. On Oct. t7, --weeks of the -encl three teague vlctl¥IM, II wu brought to our atlelltinll tbal an area c:oncemlng the eligibility al. Zoila bad been overlooked. It came as a sbocJr; to the girls aoss country team. varlous studmts foculty-1>en. parents and the community In g~ !bat Ille undoleated Costa Mesa team would have to fotfelt thetf wtnnlnga, , p dfi r---This loss crushed out faith of bec:oming tbe a c .._.._... League champions for the first time in 17 years lllld all hope ot golng to State as a team. Our team's season has now . deteriorated. . . We feel that not only Zoila, but the enttl'e girls cross count:rv team is being wrongly blamed when, in ~act, ~e a~ation i6 to blame. Due to the fact that the administratto.r_i failed to tAke a full part in their job, this situation should be waived thereby not punishing ow team. , We ask for a waiver on the grounds that. we t~k every step : to prevent this and this was in no way our intention. ! Sincerely, SarM CoUon. \ Geg1 Van De Walker, 1 Jamle DeNoewer ' ' CMHS gtrls crou country ' .. L-------------------------------~-------------.. --------~ SERIES CONNECTION Orange Coast's Mike Stevenson was teammate of Inc:lians' Jaret Wright ·when a prep at Katella. M ike Stevenson would probably like more than anything to be in Cleveland this week. Stevenson, a pltcber for the Orange Coast College Pirates, would probably like to have been basking at Oeveland's Jacobs Field Wednesday watching the Indians starting pitcher, Jaret Wright, a high school teammote at KatellA and friend of Steven.son's, But, Stevenson wasn't there. Rather, he was spending the days In class at OCC and practicing on the diamond on PaiivteW. · Stevenson, who said he has not spoken to Wright since he left the area for spring training and prior to him being called up. Wright then went to double-A end was promoted. to the hvlians' roster. He fired two victories in the American Leaque Champi- onship sertes to help lead Cleveland to baseball's pinnacle series. •t haven't spoken to him in a while. I'm 5W'e he bu other things on his mind," Stevenson said. "I had seen stuff in the papers and asked him about (being promoted to lndlans.' roster). He WU saying, 'Any day now.'" Stevenson sounded enamored by Wright's progress. 'Doing all this in his first year, that's really good,• Stevenson said, u be has blg league dreams of his own. He wu dra.fted. two years ago, but an Injured shoulder took him away from the mound. Despite e year oll and surgery In January, ste,1i,mon wu selected. again. by the San Prandsco Giants In the 33rd round ol the previous draft. "AJ long as my arm bolds up, rn get a sbo~ • he said. In Stevenson's 1996 Nlmp.t.ign at Cout, be went 1-1 with a 3.14 earned run average. He also lln!d 16 llrtkeouts In 1•.1 innings. An91ber of SteveDJOD'• prep ,,.. __ has Identical gools. J.-Stockstill. who Stevenoon sayo ls bis beot lrlencl. spent Ille seuon at Cedar Rapldl, low~ - tlle Angolo' slngJe.A ~It. a ____ .,......,. thet WAlblngtoo State~ loolball teem bal bec:amo lbto-1 Corella del Mar High - tam may Mw r..ar.ct • • • -SM King 1111 .... tadlle Mk:Uy ~ .. donnln(I • • ~-i-. wboballllnco•w--ll>dll_.,_ =:::.':=....,. ......... Cal ... . ~-" .. . llflZ•O*'I" ....... ,77 ......... .......... molly yanity He and his Cougars have qualified for a Bowl game with their splendid. start. 0 Costa Mesa IUgb produd Sean Hylton, a redshirt freshman at use, is making an impact on the 'Ilojan team, which is ranked third nationally and captured the 1997 Northern California Water Polo Tournament last weekend in Palo Alto. Hylton tallied a pair of goals in tournament wins over Cal and UMass. The Th>jans topped No. 4 Stanford, 6-5, for the title. a Alto competing at tbe tournament was Hylton's former Mustang teammate Sam Grayell, who, along with three graduates of Corona del Mer High, helped the UClA Bruins to a fifth-pf.ace finish. Grayeli drilled in five goals on the weekend, including e four· goal outburst in a 11 ·9 overtime loss to Hylton's 1\'ojans. CdM's James Palda knocked in a score in a 13-5 win over Long Beach State, and former Sea King Neil Heuston MDk one in a 6-1 victory over No. s ucr, a team that bad defeated UCLA twice this year. a Newport-~ euy SchaumbUilJ and family reoaived a pleasant surprtse this weekend when. gathered at National Sports Grill at Hutton Center to watch the Colorado State-Wyomina footba.ll game, they reallzed e few playo into the game that son Nick. a redsbirt ln!sbman out of Corona del Mar High. was, indeed, IW1lng ar taclde for the Ramo. The Rams WeI9 without the legul4J: starting tackle, Bric Bailey al. LoullVllle, Colo. who -..iastr---. ar>d the266-=== ~ 1:L!-'::."t; _. get Ille otanlnlJ tlGd. On the •• , ...... .,_.., .. :r.: Ibo __ ._,_ -.i!ng. llul, _........,, ---· llnlllg _ .. _ ... Wnmf 91/ff*; .. 'IV H 7 II "' •S••••• ... .,._,........ .. _ ... _, R , 'l'l?a_ ..... C..•ti!i'-ijo .. r >c· orona • • del : Mar :ltiwb'IRyU !Cooper (1) :-..a.to :0ae atr to ldetlect• lPQteaUal :to11cbdown .,...to i1n1De'1 Outs :Sbmer(ll) iuMychMJ :Henry (80) ltralls on the :play. The Sea : Kings played : ~vored ln1.ne I to 8 vtrtUa1 ~ltandstlll ln I I the AalisUcaJ I 1department. I :and owned I the clock. 8S :wen. but :lrVtne rallied :wtth two : touchdowns : ln the final :quarter to lpull out a :20-14 Sea : View League lvtctory :nunc1ay :mght I I I I I I I 1 DON LEACH 1 I DAILY PILOT I I tCDM CONTINUED FROM 81 The Sea Kings, with Bergey tossing for 117 yards and junior running back Nate Lem.merman e njoying a season-best outing with 70 rushing yards on 17 car- ries, started their longest drive of the game at their 21 . Irvine quarte rback Andrew Howa rd bad just scored untouched on a 3-yard run with 6:50 left in the game on a bootl~. :-giving the Vaqueros a 20-14 l~d, : but C dM converted two third- : down plays on the ensuing series : to keep Irvine's homecoming •crowd in suspense. Bergey completed three passes . in a row to move CdM down to ' the Irvine 35, including an 18- . yard strike to tight end nm Thur- man, who made a stirring play on ILA ... CONTINUED FROM 81 she bears no semblance to an athlete that can sling a fastball by a grown man at the speed of a car on the 405. Nor does she appear to be the pillar of strength that she seems to have become after enduring taunts, name-calling, media bombardment and a summer with the boys. The season began with the Duluth-Superior Dukes and finished with the St. Paul Saints. After telling me that female sports writers have given h er the hardest time of almost anyone since she became the first wolllAJl to pitch in a professional men's baseball game in June in the independent non-alfillated Northern League. Ila Bord ers accepted a peace offering of a bagel and a Sprite and we sat down at a local coffee shop to talk about her breakthrough, her less-than-dazzling statistics, and the controversy surrounding her dreams. You have baslcally done what you set out to do -play professional baseball -and wlnn.ing the Northern League C'hamplonahlps was kind ol a bonua. How has this year changed your goals' My goals have changed big·Ume in one year. I didn't really know what was out there. I believed in myself, but I didn't mow if I could actually move on up. And I proyed to myseU that I ~ ~do tbla. MY goela have ~ID h l8llle tlwlt I reelly thlnkl can to on and pitch In the Miiot ~The onJy really tDWb tblDt atiout that 1s thet. you )9lly bave to bave a lot of 1\ldt.·- n.N W8N. lot ol gup I WOUid &Oak at I ~bt. "M.IY aren't -.::i~AJat ~Jt • wbo YJDlll .. kJcli. the run with l1fo Irvine def enders co~ering him .. Later in the drive, Thurman made another huge catch in traf- fic, this time a 13-yard pass on third-and-five, giving CdM a first down at the Irvine 17. But three plays later, the Sea Kings, needing a touchdown, faced fourth-and-eight. That's when Bergey scrambled for 7 yards to the Irvine 8, slipping just short of the first-down marker as the Vaqueros took over on downs and ran out the clock. •(Bergey) may have scored if he would've stayed on his feet, but he µipped while trying to cut back,~ said Freeman, whose squad went over 100 yards rush- ing and passing for the first time this season. Bergey, CdM's third starting quarterback (after Nick Hood and Dennis Alshuler), went the dis- tance in his debut, showing poise was getting clocked around 78, 7g, l hit 80 once~they say if you put three to four more on it, it just sounds better. The highlight (of the season) came in the playoffs. I was facing the 2-3-4 hitters in Winnipeg in front of 10,000 fans, and I got a strikeout on a fastball outside. So, I know I can get it by, but, like I said, it just sounds better. You know, 82 or 83. What are your plans from here1 Going in, it was like I wanted to make it through the first half. Then when I did that, I wanted to make it ~ugh the season. I reached my goal and I proved it to everybody. But I actually proved it to mys811, that, yeah, I con actually do this. Now I'm thinktng to get.into an organization, double A and move it on up to gettiQg into the Major Lea9l:Jel. Thlngs are actually. look.\ng really ~ right now to dO tbal and agility, while completing 12 of 23 passes with one intercep- tion. The Sea Kings, who had a 61- yard touchdown pass called back in the second quarter because of a holding penalty, gave up two big plays in the second half that cost them dearly, the first coming on Sam Paik's 51-yard kickoff return after Lemmerman's 2-yard touch- down jaunt which gave the Sea Kings their 14-7 edge. Paik's return gave the hosts possession at the CdM 47, the first time Irvine started a drive in Sea King territory. The Vaqueros would score on the series and tie the game, 14-14. But on CdM's next series, cor- nerback Adrian Guillen stepped in front of a CdM pass and returned an interception 8 yards to the Sea King 36 with 8:45 to play in the contest Willia.ms, who missed the last really hard on myself. I would say that every time I go out the re, if I don't h elp my team out I've failed. It's like every single game - if I have a bad game, I've failed. You had some pretty rough outings ... I played in 15 games and I had three bad games. The first one was bad. I gave up three runs, no outs and the good pitch I threw that made the guy ground out, they called a balk. (rolling her eyes) The times I pitched bad, like the first gome. it was just unbelievable pressure. I couldn't even walk to the mound. It was awful. Then when I pitched against St. Paul (the team that originally signed her and then traded her to the Dukes), I gave up the world. J didn't have tt that cky. And they left me out there. I bad IOIDe rough ones, and even though those bwt youiERA, tbey teach you stuff. And no matter how much you pitch ln ~. it doesn't prepare for you tMt. It's a whole different :1~· I rneen, it'• ecary up every day end you doil't know·lf ~ tiave • )Qb or not. SCION 19J °'*"9r• Corona del ,., 0 7 7 0 -14 lrvfne 7 o O 13 • 20 ""*~ Irv -Mouu-Zahab 41 ~from Howard (Howard k~ 0;2'. • Second~ CdM -Cooper 58 ~ tetum (Rader ~. 9:04. • 1NrclQ&wW CdM • Lemmerman 2 run ~ kldc), 0:50. Fowth~ Irv -Sinner 10 pass from Howard (Howard kid(), 9:58. Irv -HOWltld 3 run (kldt failed), 6:50. Attendance: 2.200 (estimated). INDMDUAL. RUSHWG CdM -1.emmennan, 17-70; Bergey, 7-29; Levine, 5-4. Irv -Wiiii.ms_ 2~131; Palk. 4-21; Howard, 4-3. lM>MOUAL MSSING CdM -Bergey, 12-23-1, 117. Irv -Howard, 6-1S-1, 94. INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING CdM -Thurman. 4-45; Alshuler; 3-40; Cooper. 3-23; Hildebrandt, 2-9. Irv-MqNss>lahab, 2-48; Little, 2-34; Sinner. 1-10; Cartwright, 1-2. ~STATISTICS C.-.. Irv First downs 9 9 Rushes-yardage 2s-1 os 21-1 ss Passing yardage 117 94 Passing 12-23-1 6-lS-1 Net retum yardage* 58 19 Sacks-yardage 1 -2 1 -1 s Net yardage 278 2S3 Punts 6-40.6 6-34.1 Fumbles-fumbles lost 0-0 0-0 Flags-net yardage S-2S 5-44 Time of possession 26:44 21:16 *Punt returns, interceptions, fumble retums five weeks with a knee injury' but responded against CdM with 131 yards on 20 carries, rushed 24 yards on Irvine's first play after the interception, setting up Howard's game-winning touch- down run on a bootleg. The Sea Kings, who tied the game in the second quarter, 7 -7, on Ryan Cooper's 58-yard inter- ception return for a score with 9:04 on the clock, used big plays by Bergey and Lem.merman in their third-quarter touchdown drive. On the first play of the series, Bergey rolled out to his right and connected with Cooper on a 21- yard pass play. Lemmerman's 20- yard run followed, his longest of the season, then two plays later Lemmerman scored with 0:50 to play in the third. •w e've just got to quit giving up the big plays,· Freeman .said . •That's been hurting us all year." You contirlually say you've proven yourself, but ii you just glance aJ the stats, how do you justify that1 OK. my ERA was six or seven (7.53), but in the Northern League, that's not bad. Like the No. 10 guy bad an ERA in the 4s. It's just a hitter's league. If you look at a lot of the rookies, it you take the rookie stats, they (skeptics) just didn't look across the whole board. A lot of (rookies) were released. They sort of just came and went. I was just really happy to finish out the season. So when they shoot me • down in the papers, they're actually comparing me with peopl~ in the Major Leagues right now. If you look at the numbers in the Major Leagues, that's what they're comparing me with. That's a whole different ball game. Compare me with other rookies in the Northern League. Alter that first game, or any other time, did you think that they were only keeping you because you were a womanf Mike Veeck (presjdent of the St. Paul Saints) is not like that. ·He's the type of guy whose not scared of anything. He likes to take chances and I think m. just really wanted to give me the . opportunity. I think be thought. ~I'll give you the opportunity, you're the one to do this, it's up to you." Andi was like, that's all I want. So when you would hear "publicity atuntr" ... I beel'd a lot of that. Let's take the wont acenario, let's say it WU a~· The Saints Sell out evelJ·.g&me, they dori't need me tO ml their ltandl. But Aet's MY tlMly dl did that. h comes Clown lo: look •• my II.all. I bed ...... ~.butltaUbad ID go out tbere and i*b· You .. ,. .. •t thlt mid go f.toim .... MARC. MAA1W I OM.Y ffJDT Members of Newport Harbor's girls volleyball team Join hands after a wtnnl.ng potnt Ues It up In the second set. 14-14, ea roate to a four-set Sea Vlew League wtn at Santa Margarita -lbanclay. TARS CONTINUED FROM 81 execution. Carey tallied 30 assists, while chipping in with eight kills and a team-high six digs. Ross ripped nine kills in the third game alone and took Santa Margarita out Of its groove as the contest wore on. She also sent over four aces and scooped up five digs. ·she's actually not hitting the ball as well as she was, but that's due to a few different things,• Glenn said of his standout sopho- more. "But, yeah, she had a real- ly good game.• Junior Kathy Lavold added 10 kills for Harbor while Dill bad four solo blocks and combined for four others. "This (win) puts us in a great spot," Glenn said. "It's definitely not over, but we're m a good spot• Costa Mesa loses nail-biter ALISO VIEJO -After dropping the first two sets, Costa Mesa High's girls volleyball team rallied to put together two strong games of their own but fell in the fifth to hand Aliso Niguel a Pacific Coast League win, 15-13, 15-8, 13-15, 13-15, 15-8. •The first two sets were pretty bad," Mustangs' Coach Yvette Ybarra said. •Jt was exciting that we came back. Those were nail- biters. Then we lost focus.• Costa Mesa (9-6, 2-4) was led by setter Daylyn Kelley's 25 assists, three aces and six kills, while Kim Nguyen chipped in with 10 digs, seven assists and seven kills. ADVERTISEMENT The Costa Mesa Senior Cor~oration Board of Directors and staff would like to express our gratitude to the following members of our community who have generously given to this year's fundraising campaign to date. C. J. Segerstrom & Son~ South Coast Plaza Hazel P. 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PUBLIC NOTICE dltllon uni••• i~lllctlly APPLICATION: Modine• file k19t by the=--~ CITY OF Pilot October 24, 1997, IJ Cidl ~ W ~ Nov. 7, 1917 FIS2tl l'UIUC ffOTICI 'r: BHcl'l.1 CA 9~1 Flollllous lu1ln.11 r~lled l)y lhll ~ M• tlOl'I No. 4599 . = --=~ may ftl• COSTA MEIA F541 ~ ~c-= = PUil.iC NOTICI l'tOUdoul.......... d~ bUl~~con-N•rne StiitllmMt ~ ~d k1~ w~~~'Z ~:.== ~~ ~~1~=-R~ Dl~~:-:::10 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~· _.....,. .... ~ ......._. Thi~-==.,, i:!:n~,.n~~JG ~ 1:::::. ='°"' sr• s c K 11 II ir, 1.., tn. ftbl'ID of M Inventory I I: PRtSa IUMMARV OF AObtrt E. O.,..._ :M Vie ....... le.t.....nt dolna ~nen fA: W11111m (J, CQ091f JUSTICE .11 All. II Via Del dlat1on and lnv111lg&llv1 lhll ca a,, IX· and appr1laal of Hiil• a• NT R AOOPTaO OftOINANCI OI No&a. 1--· N-· CA The fo10W1ng f*IOl'.ll lrt C0"1PUTER SERVICES, This eta~ w11 filed TffOfo, San Clementi, CA Servlc•• ''ceptlonlll II 1mp1 undlf • requlr• 1111 OI of ...... petltlon OI PROGAAlll !!'OR CITY°' -n --' ....,_ bu1fntU u · c.nter 1N7 Harbot Bl'o'd 1305 with in. ,.,,.,.,-. Cllfk of 92672 Yol>' 1poolntment 1111'11 If men11 ol the CalHomla En--·• -• ... In FllCAL YaAA "'"" ::':""' .....-... • ., ' ...,_ft, Ell Al w1 11 T S.n you or the othtt party ·.,., virOflmeni.i Quallty Act s«ount 11 pr..,... COITA Mii.A Tblt bu1ln111 la ccn-_ ..... -.,~• LP., M 1 COD MHI, CA 92G7 Orlf'ID'ICowlty on 10.10.97 . 11 I • ff«O, rnoie thlon OllMn mlnules 2.SUBJECT: ActMUei In-aectlon 1250 of IM Call-1117•18 ORDINANCE 97•28 la ctuaec:I by. M incivkf!Mll c.nltt 81., Colle M-. PMf ~d. 122 1(2 1H7373.051 Clemente. CA 92672 Late diKkloG In 'fOUI' ap-00tporitld (Kathy Miii., lomla Problll Code. AR• Thi City of Coeta MNI Kblduled 10 be In lull 1-jaq you 1tar1ff ~ Cllf, 92e27 Cen11t St, l:otll MtM, CA Cally Piiot Oct. 17 24 31 Thl1 bu•lnett I• con. pOi I t wiTi be'can«iied appllcaol) 501 30th su-111.' qi.Ifft '°' SpKlal Notice NII Mt an tnnulll goal tot lotce Md lfl'KI 30 day• tx.Jnnt ye11 Y ... 1"3", Wllllam G. WUr'llCh, 51 92627 Nov 1 UMl7 ' FW duct.cl by: IO lnOMdual vO'u~FZ'LuRE TO AT: SlJMMARV: R•qu111 to form II •valllbll from !hi ll1cal YllJ 1997·91 ol from ltt lldoptiOfl Ofl Octi> {UMd cuu. Realty Otoup 88'bo• Ccw11, Newport Thlt butlMll It con-• ' Hswi you •tarted doing TENO THE MEDIATION AP· t•l•bllth • prl~•tt courtcHl'lt. twtlw P*'Cenl {l2'1') lor bit 20 1997 and wu 1993) Bt9Ct\CA92M3 ductldby:911 1oc1Mdual PUBLICNOTICE builnetiyet?No ,_, 1 b Ult/cont 1 cm"' P.Ullon1tt: utmutJon of tM bltadvan. d ,,.· .... 1.; loHowl Robltt o.Jtlm• Thlt butln••• 11 con-Hav. YCMI tlwted doing Elllt AJawl POINTMENT hi I v ..... 11 on anq lt9t'ICI 1 '' SHERRIE ELLMAN tag.cl Bu11M11 fnt•prl11 1 op ~7 • ng Thlt ltli.m.nl flied ducted W. a Umtted pltl· but1n1U ylt1 NO P'lotllktUI 8MsiMSI TNt ltalllmlfll Wit filed or • Courl Ordlf and mt~ In ~ 1pac1 lonn.rly oc-MERYi. GLADSTONE (DBE) ror l..:fer8I tllohway toll call vot1: COUNCIL with the COunly ~ ol ntrthlp P9llf Norgaatcl N II .. t with the County Clttk ol :••uH$~\"!Js~:.~~'. ~:~.~."!:.=r:ru ATIORNEYFOR DroiecU dHlgnaled 6ythe Ml!MBIRll AYllt Or9f9CountyonNM7 Have you Started doing Thi• 1tal1ment WU !Hiid The~~~.,. Or1ngeCoun1yon10.21.g1 17:' lfn• indior olhet runcilOn 1, 1 banquet lacU· PETITIONl:Rll CllY. BuNe, Manth•n, Erlok• 1H737341t4 butlt'MKt Y'll? Vff, a.-12-ae wllh the County Clerk of dalna bu11nnt 11: MIND & 19173737032 ord9r. BOTH pllllJn musi lty. evenlng1, -•kendl LARRY B. CLOSE T~1 .,, av1U•ble •on, lomert. NOEi: Daty Piiot Oct. :t, lO, 17, Wllllam G. Wunacti, Gen-Or1t191 County on f.30.97 BOD'\' MECHANICS, 120 E. Dally Pllol Oct. 24, 31. tQ1N1ocancelorresched· tnd with Mmltld -kday. CIBi es;470 200 for iclntpectlonatCJty None . ABSENT : 24,1997 F499 dParlnlr 1ff73734873 18\h SltHf; Cotta MHa, Nov.7,14,1997 F547 ul• an ap olntmll"lt. d1ytlm1 op•ratlon1, 101 ' H • Cl1~ Costa M•s1, Cow•n. Thia llatlmlnl WU fill<I Dally Pllol Oct.. 3, 10, 17, CA 121127 WE OE~RE TO ACCQM. event.I luth .. prlvtt• pat· r::tv:·e.!~'; 2~A -:;: ~city c..: !he Ofl'lcl ,0 rdlnan~· 97 ·28' PUBLIC NOTICE ~th 'Z"c~ c:a'i.:: 24, 1997 F496 Bobbi J11nn1 Co·.~·.1.t PUBLIC NOTICE MODATE PERSONS WITH tl1s. and wlOdlnat with a<:· 90802 • Both the US (>.n,.,.,.,...,1 ch1ng1s the toning ol Flctltl-·• Ou-•--u MO '1ff7cn373• 7021 PU"LIC NOTICE P11rln, 111111 low• Sl D • --'-'-'-------DISABILITIES !lvlh11which1ncrude: ..... .--·· 3333 Brl1lol St (South ---D cost& Mna.,CA 92826 PLEASE LET us KNOW • on·llle ••l• and/or con-Na.105773 ol Transport&! and the . Name lte;l.....,1 Daily PilOI Oct. 24, 31, Thlt bu1ln•11 It con-,.. No.11171711224 !N ADVANCE OF ANV 1umpllon ol alcoholic beY· Publlth•d N1wpo11 Ctty1 of Costa ~"' will:· ~I bPllUJ lr;:m C~-SRIO Th• lollO'Nlng 1)9rl0fll .,. Nov. 7, 14, 1997 F548 FlotlUaue lualn••• ductld by.,, lndl\'ldual PCllUOu• au•ma NEEDED ASSISTANCE. ertg••: B1ach-Co111 Misti DaHy tip comm•n s on • y • op on ° .. doing blnlnfft u: N•me Stetement Hav. you ai.rted doing Miii ITA,.....,. !•I JONATHAN H. • 1 r1qu•1t to wtlV9 t Piiot Ocloblt' 24 30 31 :-i• I;" 1 ~ ~ j5 zone Pellllon R-97-05. 1) Kepler Rnowc. Group. PUBLIC NOTICE The followlng pettont .,, buslnn1 yel? No · TIM lollowlinO ,...on{t) CANNON SUPEAVIS. porllon of th• required 1997 . ' ' Ci ~a" no • THE FULL TEXT of the OI• b) Resume Resoure., 2991 FlcUUaut ........ dolna butlnfft u : Bobbi C0ttMtl P9rrln ..,.,. ... ~ •: ' l parking: · pu 1 1 · dll'll~ may bl 1ead in th• Orece L.an1 1'1·A, Cotta I) PURE ENERGY, b) This statement wts ftl.c:I P!ftSC)tW.: TOUCH CAS· /NO JUDOE, FAMI Y • tht uie ol llv• entertain. Fllt5S8 Pl.lbllc comm1nt1 will bl City tl•k't Office n Fair' Mesa, CA 921126 NIHfte ltmtement PURE SKIN ANO BODY. 32 with thl County Clerk ol SETTE CO., 1:tl0 E. U. LAW PANEL mini Ind dancing used lof lnlormatlonal PUI'· ' Cheryt Lorber Kitpllr 20411 Th• foloWlng· ~tont ate Deer Spring, Irvine, CA Ora"4"111 County on 10.14·97 Inger, a.a~. CA 92105 SUPERIOR COURT APPLICATION: ule Perml1 PUBLIC NOTICE po••• Ollly. Or~~ta TMes:i.LIOTT M•adow Y1ew 1.n., 0Co111 doing bu1lne1s u: 92604 18973738180 &Ml. a.till Pwtlws, A OFCAl.IFOANIA, No 3614 CITY OF MARY T. ELLIOTI, • •MIU CA'\2627 RICllARD BURNLEY J9anMI A. Krofino11, 32 DHr tit.ily Pllol Oct 17 24 31 o.n.111 ~. CA. COUNTY OF ORANOE, ci::oA COMPLIANCE: This Deputy City Cl•rk Deputy City Clerk This' tiuslnttt It con. SALON Wfll.JllESS CEN· 50ril'IO. lrvloe. CA 92W4 ' ' ' ' 2132 C9n'lino Lani. 5111'1 ftmll Law 341 The p10Ject hat Deen rellflow.c:I. COSTA Ml:IA ' PubJlthecl Nawport PubUthed Newport ducted by: to Individual TEA & ANTIQUITIES, 1720-l'hit busln1t• It co,,. Nov. 7• 1997 FSJ.11 a.n.ntis, CA.92973 City Jrlv• Orange CA and It ht• tlHn d1te1mlnld ORANQI! COUNTY, Beach-Costa Mesti Oally Beach-CoSI• Mita Dally H1v1 you 11ar11c1 doing B Santa ,.,.. Avt., Cotta Ouctlld by: •n lnclMdual PUBLIC NOTICE frsik C. 8'lhl, o.ninl 92883-1570 ' lhat It rs cat.;orlcarty tx· CJ.l.IFORNIA Pllol Octooer 22 23, 24 Pilol October 24, 1997 t1utlne1s y.11 Yet, Jan. MHI, CA 92827 ll•v• you t larlld doing Pwtnef, 2132 OMnino Lau-empl undlf lht requl1• NOTICE ' ' F540 1!)90 • RelUITI• RtlOUt'CI, Rlcilard Burnley KHnan. tKlllMst yeti? No FlcUUaue Busln••• NI, SM ~. CA "ETITIONEA/PLAIN· ments or lh• California En-INVITING BIDS 25• 27• 28• 29• 1997· only, Kep1•r Rttourc• 333 Cabrlllo 1110. Cotta ..... A. Kronn1 N•me lt•l•m•nt l'lf73 . TIFF: B•rry L. fried· Wonmental Outllty Act. NOTICE IS HEREBY w412 PUBLIC NOTICE Group. New MHI, CA~ Thlt tla!9mllll wu flied Thi followll'lg perSOflS .,.. Rk:ll Lu!nlden, a......al • b1r9 3. SUBJECT: Asfan 811110 GIVEN lhal Htled prO?O• PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF Cheryl L Kepler Thl1 bu1tn111 It con· with thl CCMrlty Clttk ol c1o1 n g but In 1, s 11: ~. ICD c.nmion A.,,.., RE s p 0 ND ENT IDE· {Ahn Tian, appllctnl), 2600 all for lurnltnlng all labor This •l•lemeot WU filed ducted by an lndMdual Orang• County on 9-3-97 TW ENT Y-0 NE BA c K Cotons Del ...... CA 92tl25 . FENDANT: Irene Er-vlk Eas1 Coasl Hlghwty, Su!!• mat1rlal1, equlpm1n1: NOTICe OF WITHDRAWAL FROM wllh the County Cllfk ol H1v1 you si.rtld doll'lg 18973732283 STREET, 301 Monla Vi1ta, Tl* ...,_ It con- ORDEA TO SHOW 160 tr1n1port1tlon and auch PUBLIC HEARING PARTNERSHIP Orange County on 9-30-97 ~~' J1~ No Dally Pllo4 Oct. 3. 10, 17, CotUI M-.a. CA 91627 ~ tir • .,..,_. pertnlr· "CAUSE FOR SUMMARY: Requesl IO othtt laciHtlff u may be NOTICE IS HEREBV OPERATING UNDER 18873734881 ,..,, .. d · ~ 24 1997 F501 Karen Helin. 301 MOfl1e lflip, MODIFICATION ~1!11~•,!~·w,':!i~, oi!._: 11qulr1d lot FAIRVIEW GIVEN that 1 publJc rw.,. FICTITIOUS Daily Pl101 Oct. 3, 10, 17, ~1 ~t~:~ w~1!,km~ ' PUBLIC NOTICE ~:;7 Cott• M111, CA . ~ w.n.!:' ~ Child Cu•tody (No. 60) to • IUU·••rvlc. =~RAE:T ·.N:E~~=~ :::111aw1~::. 'C~ ~ n:-:::.:·p=E has 24• 1997 F494 Orange County Ofl 10.21·97 Thi• butln•s• l• con· =the fictiUoul buM-.. Chlld Support 1m1t1 teal• 111lng and 00 Monctiy November 3 h PUBLIC NOTICE 1H73737031 Fictitious Business ducted by an Individual MrN or ,..,,_ 11tt«1 CASE NUMBER: drinking eslabllshmenl; and TION IMPROVl:Ml:NTI, 1 ~7 11 11.)o p rn. Of al :.:;:;w:i u th 1 ge~e.I Dally Pllof Oct. 24 31, N•rne lltlemtnl HaYI you tl9<111d doing Mr*. · :o 20 01 99 altlf !ht operational ch.,~ PROJECT NO. 97•17, soon' lherean•' U ~ thlp ~~~ ~ ir:; FlcUtlaue lkttilne11 Nov. 7, 14, 1997 1F549 TM tonowlng P8t'eont.,. bullnnl pt? No SIQHEO: FRANK C. ~. )'<1 t<1ne Ervlk actetlsllcs lo add alcoholic w1a be rec.iv.ct l)y the City ilble In tM CCU'ldl Cham-nct111out ~alnett na e 01 N•me ll•t•m.nl doing butlnn1 u: CeWfor· Karen Helin AtCKu..usoeN vou-ARE ORDERED TO beYe<•O-11t'tic• (bllr and ol Cotta MeM at IM Otnct bits' of City Hall n F•lr HAIR AT 250 DESIGN The lollowlng per.on• .... PUBLIC NOTICE nll Chil'oprlcUc Care c..... This •l•l•menl WU lilld This•' I ••• -filed APPEAR tN THIS COURT wll'll only) Ind locr1ue lh• of lhe City Ctsrk, n fair Oftvtl, Com Mni. Ofl h PLAZA, It 250 Newport clolnR butln••• ••: Flotttl ,.,, 151 N. KfsllTllt, Ste. with thl Courlty Cllrk ol -. the Countf' a.II al AS FOLl:Ows· TO GIVE Inferior testing from 20 to Drive Cotti M1sa. Cllllor· lollowlna Item: .. Ctnler Or 111100 Newport LEYVA s GENERAL MAIN· ou• •u•ln••• 115, Placenli•. CA. 92870 Or1ng1 County Ofl 10.14·97 Or.llMI County Oft Ocloblt flJN 1.EGAL REASON WHV 25 s11t1. . nla uMH thl hour of 10100 A RESOLUTION ettabllth· Beech, c,;·92660 ' TENANCE, 25·50 Santi Ana N•m• Stel•rnent lartv W. BaKh, D.C., 151 1H73738111 14, 1197. . THE RELIEF SOUGHT IN APPLl~ATJON. Planning M--""' N Ing and adopllng 1 Bingo The FlcU!lout Butlneit AYI., 1'0, Cot\t Mete, CA Thi lollowtng pettOnt ere N. )(,...,..., Sii. 115, Pit· Daily Piiot Oct. 17 24 31 NOTa·nM. ~ THE ATTACHED APPUCA· Dlrectort U11 Plfml1 No. •.m. vnul)', -~lcenteln N I 92527 dQlnQbusln11111: '*111&.CA..92870 7 997 · ' f'36 ,__~....-mo. TION SHOULD NOT BE 14 Hr 17, 1H7, 11 Which NOTICE IS FURTHER 1m;1.d'1"~ lo C~ Vllentln Leyva 2550 Slnta Conftlet 1nd Negoll•llon Thlt butil'lttt It con-NOY. • 1 ,,_,.·from lhl d9te ·- GRANTED. If chlld cu•lody CECA COMPLIANCE: Thlt ~ml they will be opened GIVEN that 11 Mid lime =~.121111~ iange. ou Ana AYI., I G, Cos11 Mna, M~ment. 21 13 Fldlr91 Oucted by: an lncllvldual PUBLIC NOTICE llllCI in tN Orlloe of lhl • or vl1!1atlon 11 an ltlJIJ• In Pr~ hts bHn revlawed, publicly ~ rNd aloud in Md pl.c:. sJI lnllfffled futl nlml aod •Odrl•I of CA 1126.27 Ave.. Co••• M•11, CA Heve you llanlld doing CCurlly OerW. A -Adj.. thl• proceeding, Ftmlly tn It hat bnl't d1l1tmlned lhl Council Chambers psr90n1 may 1ppea1 and lh• Pltton withdrawing· R•ul Leyv1, 2550 Sanle 92Ul butlllffl "tit? No Flcllllou• luslne•• .._ ....__ ~ S1161- COcl1 secilon 3170 requires lhll 11 11 ca1'8:1e111ty ex· S••l•d piopoiaJi thali be he..-d by the City Coun-~ WIHlam Bo¥1and 4g Ana AYI .. I Q, Cotta M.U. Natf'llin R. Arnold. 2113 l.Mry W. Basch. O.C. ff•m• ltatemenl "*" mu.I t. fled pttor lo medltUon Detore or CQn. 1mpl under requtr• bl the 11119 ol the k ell on thl ibove item Pll'l9wood lrvlM CA 926o4 CA 92627 · Fecter.I Ave., Costa Meta. This tlatement was filtd The following petlOl'll 11'1 ltMll d!M. TlMo na,.. of !hit currently with tht hlllflng ment• ol the Calllorl'lla En. ., wor If THE AFORE.MEN-Roti.r1 eOr1anc1 ' Thll bu1ln111 It con-CAl2S27 with tM Counly Clerk ol doing butlneu 11: I I ••• dom not d .... l!sitd tiilow. '111onmental Duality Act incl name of lhl lfl<kltt but TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· ducted by: co-penneti Thi• butlnttt It con-Orqe ~on 10.14-97 \Jrlltl<I Pacific en181prtte, .ulhorVe !hi -in 1111t Data: 11 -12·97. Timi: 9:00 4.SUBJECT: ,Ru1h and no other dltllngulthlng LENOEO IN COURT, lhl 189 737358 7 1 Hive you llal1ed Oolrlg ducted by: an Individual 1H737J8202 25951 L.a Cu•S1a Avenu., ... of 1 F1ctlliou9 au.ic- AM. Oepl.: ll04 Und1 Hm, applicantl, 1021 mark•. Arry bid rectlYed chlll«IQ• may be llmllld to , Thlt •tatement was riled bullnfft yet? No Have you ttart.O doil'ID Dairy Piiot Oct. 17. 24. 31 , ~wia Hint, CA 92853 ,..,_ in vloWlan of e. Add1es1 or ccurl: same as Klngs Rotd an1r the tchldoll<I cloalng only lhotl ltltJIS rtlffd •I with the County Clerk Of Valentin i...yv1 bu1lne1• yet? No Nov. 7, 1997 FS20 Shih-I.Jang Sl9nlt~ Vang, rtDI* d anocher" undel' F.o. 001ed 1boV9 SU~MARV: Requ1•• lo ume for the receipt ol bid• the public hstrlng d• Orange County on 1~97 Thi• 111temlfl\ wu filed Nathan R. Amold 25g51 La Cuetll Avern.HI, R , Sttill, °' oammon lew I IT IS FURTHER ORDERED perm~ por11ons cf • pro-thall tM relurl'lld 10 bldcllf tcrlMd 1n lhl• nottce or In Dally Pilot Oct. 17, 24, 31, with lhe County Clttk or Thlt stat1m1t11 w11 fil.c:I PUBLIC NOTICE l..aQun• Hlll1, CA 82653 ~Seotiorl 1~ II~·· · that a i::ompleted Appllt•· po1ed single family resl· ned n Iha.II be the written corr••poncllt'IC9 cl.-Nov 7 1997 F524 Orange County on 10.21·97 wilh the County Clerk of Thlt butln111 it con. Md 4 af iont rion ror Order and Supper!-d•nce 10 ••tied th• height Ul'lOJMI · . llY9rlld 10 the City Col.Inch • ' 1ff73737020 °''"'DI County on 10.1·97 Flctltlou• B..slnet• ducted by'" lndlvldual CocM'~ tng Declaration, 1 bltnk llmlt. A Modlficallon 10 lhll tol• r•tponlJbllity ol the al or prior to tM pyblJc PUBLIC NOTICE Deily Piiot Oct 2• 31 18873735041 Nttme ll•lemenl Have you IW11d doing ~ RespontlYe 01clar1tlon Zoning Code Js also r• bidder 10 ... th.al hit bid lt ~Iring ' · ' ' Diiiy PLk>I Oct. 3 10 17 The lolklwlng PlflOl'll .,.. ~pl:? YM lo/1197 N.wpott MIM and th1 1o11ow1ng docu'. qll9st1d to P9rml1: portion• reeeiv.a In pr~ time. ..Rv T 1£Luon Fictitious BuslM•• Nov. 7· 14• 1997 FS4& 24 1997 ' f-498 Oolng buslnn1 u : k:oNll Shlh-Uang s1an1.Y Yang CN443123S4742.ffCOct ments shalt be Hrvad wtth ol • wood dKk 10 .,,.. A m ol Bid 0ocument1 D ... Cit •Cl ll ' Nam• Sl•l•m•nt PUBLIC NOTICE ' Compvllf Con1t.dtan1•. 9112 Thi• 1ta11ment w11 filed 17.24.31. Nov 7, 1987 !hit ord81: Vou •'•ordered croach 10 IHI Into lhe r• may be cblllnl<I el lhe OI· •~ubi i hr d ·~ 1 The lonowlng pettONI are PUBUC NOTICE Baywood Dr!YI, Newport with lhl County Clerk ol to comply with lhe tempo. quired 10 loot rt• y.,.d fie• of the City EnginMf u • • •wpor doing butlnffl 11: Sovlf· Fkitltla111 lutl-•• Flctltlcuo Buo'--•• Be.ch, CA 92000 Orang1 County on 10.22.97 I --,-U-8-Ll_C_N_O_T_IC~E-rary ord81• at11ched. ••lback and• portion ol • ' Btach.Coai. M9t1 Diiiy -'gn Homs Loant. 14251 N•me lt•l•ment .... Da>rid D. MDey U, 962 188737:17tl1 Oat•: SEP 29, 1997 frffllancllng llr•pl•c• lhll ~ ~·lfnlDt"IYI, COii.i Mna. Pilot October 24. 1997 Culver Drive. Sull• A-352, Thi lollowlng pet'tonl .... N•m• llmttm.nt B1ywood DriYI, Newport Dally Pilol Oct 24 31 1---------/t/ Jonelh•n H. C•n· ~•teed• lh• e looc height Ill or a, upon nonr• f544 !Mne, CA 92604 clol bullnett u · Thi klloWlng pel"IOM ... BHch. CA 92000 · ' ' 1"111No.1"11l'MMI non, JUDOE OF THE ~mil. lo encroac:h into Dll fundtbl• PIJ"'9nl of a.tty L Gofnt;:, 2301 San AQioRESSIVE ATHLETES doing bu1lne11 as: Aoptl-This bu1ln111 11 con-Noy. 7• 14· 1997 F560 l"tCllllOUlllUl..at SUPERIOR COURT requt1ed 10 loo! ••11 y.,.d S:t0.00. An llddltlonail PUBLIC NOTICE l.mand10, Tu•lln, CA SOFTBALi. TRAINING ani::e Partl Btnk. 1573 ck.lcled by an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE NAM! ITATBmrfl ••!back. ch•r9• of 110.00 will be John A. M1 ... 1. 422113 50lh 23811 Via Febllcant• Sult~ Slaltt Avt. IA, HunUnglon Hswi you tlaf11d doing ni. follDwlllg pmncn(•) Notitl: u you h•v• chlJ.. APPLICATION: v.,1anc• mad• II hWldl«I by mall. '•"•MOMARPOSYEOOF StrMl Welt, Sulla 213. 101 . Mltslon vi.JO. CA leech. CA 921147 bul(NIU yll? No Flctltlau• ButlrM•• .,.,. doing ~ •: dren horn 1hls rel11Jonshlp, No.1215 Bid Oocumenla and Olhlf Ouart.z Hiii, CA 1135345 92891 St..ph.anle A. Wood, ~901 o.Ad D. MKtcey, U N•l'IW lt•lemmnt NDT SVST!MS I MOM:,. the covrl It required to CEOA COMPLIANCE: Thi• OAOINANCI: Thi• bu1ln••• la co,,. New Fronuer Ranch Cor w. Oany Avs. Santi Ana, Thia ttatement Wit filed The lolloWll'ID ~ton· .... ENGINEERING, N ordll' p1ymenl or chHd projKI hat bl«i re"<Mw.cl, contract document• may CITY OF dueled by: an unlocorr.; ICA) 231111 VII febrlcant: CA 92704 with the Counly Cllfk ol doing butlMll 11: 11170711, 15751 Gnlhsm 1vppor1 based on lh• Irr ,~,,•1 ',,'•,,•'" .. ,~~!.~~Md• •0 ,oc,_ ",, !.""', Cl~ .... ~1 .... th,.• COITA MEI.A :!!!d 111oclet11on ct er $ult9 101. Mis.ion Viejo: -Thi• ~llM.!!.._.~~-•i::on-Of.oge COl.ll'ity on 10.10.97 Stanton Smok• Shop, S\rwt, Hurllnglon 9-oh. i::ome ol bolh p.,.ent1 Tht th;''._.,, •· .... ui "' ...,_... A PROPOSED OROI-,._,I partfilrth P CA 92691 -, an ·---1H737390SS 12909 B•ach Blvd., Stan. CA 929411 amount 01 chlld tuPport empt under t . requlr• the Clty of Cotta Mn&. Bid NANCE la achldul.cl 1or Reglltrant hat not yet This butlneit 11 con. Have you 'l\lllecf doing Dally Piiot Oct. 17, 24, 31, ton, CA. 90680 COOln ,....,.,.. Pfod- i::an bt large. 11 normally ~t• ot ~~ahlornla En-Oocumanta will nol ta adoptll?.n 111hei 1901,11.,. City beaun to 1t1ns1ct bu1in1s1 ducted by• corporation butlnltt pt? Yet, S.pt. NOY. 7, 1997 f525 Shlllleth M. Patel, 2945 uca, lno., a c.llfonlie Cor· . ronm1nt •Uty Act. malttd uni••• 1h1 ad-cai.n:a mee11ng at Nov.rn-una .. h flctltlou1 bull-Hswi you at.i!ld doing 15, 1997 Camelll• Cl .• Corona, CA. p0r9llon, 15711 0111Nim contln1191 unlll the child 11 5. SUBJECT: GeltDfl'• ditlonal 110_00 ~It In-bit 3, 1997, b.ir'll Ordl-neu name or NITllt Htlld butlnn• y.l1 No St1phanl1 A. Wood PUBLIC NOTICE 91720 CA~ .... Huntingklfl a.en, 1•. You thould tupply the M11k11 !Bruce EclellOI\ •Po ludo.J Ith n•nce 97-31 amending hll'•ln. N" Frontier Ranch Corp Thlt etallment wu lllld Tt:l1 bu1IM11 11 con---coun wllh lnro1matlon pl!c1nt), 1660 San Miguel c w paymlfrt. s.ctJons; IJ.oo2 9-305 9-Betty L Gomez Robefl Wllbort PrMlcllnt ' with thtl COunty Qlfk Of '1ctllltMM •1o1•lne1• cluctl<l l)y: an lodlvldur.I Thia bullNal i. oon-- 1bout yc·.11flntnc:1•.0thlf'· c~s~::~v~O:','"'n•t 1 1o 0~ec~h•bldP:::pc•1,,~ :'*"orm 306.. and 9-310 o1 Mic1e JoT hn1 """""' ft Thlt 1tai.merit we• fil!ld OrsngeCOUl'lt)'on10.10.97 NtnMltetement HliYI you •laf1.0 doing duc:MdbJ"aoocpun1tian. wis1 lht child 1uppor1 q, ·•Of· • 21 , Chapter II, Tltle 9, ol h I 1tat1ment Wit ltd with tM CCMrlty C'lertc of 1H7J7380IS The 1allowlng plf'tOf'll II"• butlnetl yet? No n. ............ oam- order will be btsld on th• ag• building locttld ti the th1111 P·1 ttvoueh P-9 h Calla MHI Municipal with the County Cllfk of Orange COl.rtty on l0.2l-97 Dalty Piiot Oct. 17, 21, 31, Ooing buslnn• u: Trlbl1· Snalifftt M. Patel "*ICll!dkl ~bull.- mlormalion supplied by th• ::.. ~:i. ~~· IA~rk.~lrkl~ provffffd In the canlf"KI Code .'!._llllng lo Bingo Ormnge COunty1117~,7310.931'3~87 tH73737018 Nov. 7, 1ft7 F533 tonl ConeuHlng, 1212 Lal Th!t tt.lllment Wll Ill.a undel' the llcdlloll9 ~ , p UC . . . .,. documenla, and shall N g1m11 "" c:h..-lly. " O"""' Piiot Oct. 24 31 Menu Way, Cotti M .... with thl County Clltk ol _...or-...._.*-oz •• ptient. A P ATI N. U•• Peimlt pan1ec1 by c.rtlned THE MOTION to g!w Or· o 1ty Pllol Oct. 17 24 31 _, ' ' PUIUC NOTICE CA 92827 Or.,,gt County on 10.15·87 an.,... lbll 11 1117 Vou do not have 10 pay No. 31117 accom , : t>'d dlnllnC9 97-31 llrat reldlng ~ 7 1997 ' ;:52; Nov. 7, 1'4, 1ft7 FS55 Dtbt• Lynn Tribittonl, 1117,7 ,._.80 ~ ' cURt..t. tny tee to file r1sponttv. CECA COMPLIANCE: Thlt °' cuhllt 1 chlC °' • c.nled by IM following roll · ' PUBLIC NOTICE F1aUlkMd hMfMM 1212 Lit Altnat Wey, D•'"' Pilot Oct ~ 31 HEAL~ PROOUCTII d•cla..at!on1 In r11spont110 proja<:I h•• bMn r.,...._d, bond IOI not llN thM 1°"' call YOll: COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE N ..... ltail• ... 'll Costa MHI, CA92027 -r · ' ' N:: 11¥: ..,.,_. ~· !his ordet to •hoW c1u1• and It h11 bllll dlllfmlned of in. llmounl ol tNlr bid, Ill IM a CR I AV CI Fkitlllau• auelne•• The lolawklg pertant we Thi• bualn111 It con-NOY. 7, 14, 1907 F581 ctt9irm.iri . that It 11 caleoorlcally tx· made payabl9 lo the,...., 1 1 ont1S250IKI -bu-•---·~·-•·-~ ·-·--· PUBLICNOJICE -·"'°!l'""" (lncludl"4"11 I complellld In. impl unMr ihe .-.qulr• of Cott.a MIU NO p,;:. •Mff•, MoMhlin, Erick· ff•nMlt•l•nMnt ...... •: .. , __ ,...,w, .,, • ...,.....,._ ,,_ 111 ••11-ftlmd com• •nd ~•pens• D1tla-men11 ol lhe C1Jffoml• En. ~·• lhal bl eon...,"' ••"• lomers. NOii: ~=: .. ':!=• =Thi!~~.-.... a-~ ~~. 1~:'1k"'': :.-:..ru~st~ doing FloUlktu• BuslM•• ~""' the,.~~ ration lhll w1ll shoW your fi. vlronmental Ou•Wtv Act --N an e A B I ll N T 1 .,....._ •"' • ----,. "-"---• nltnCH) Th• orlglnat 01 th• p u bl I th 1 d N • w Port un!•tt 1ooampanl1cl by C • TM klllow'tnO '*'°"' ate Mutlc. 1800 Pllcalm ~... 8-Ch, CA ......... L rabattonl NmM9 •••t9fftMI t , 1 7. r11pon~lv1 d1c l1r1tlons ~~tc~o:!! 2~111 Dally ::hh °'c=:;~·~•ck, ~~full TEXT of the = ~:, 8= ~ ~~';!.~ Pit: :all S. Ori•, 1700 :::: i:-=ly w~ ~ ~ = ~ .,, ,..,,. ~:=..::::.~ mu1t be nl•d with the court 0 • 1997·FSS7 No ' bid lhall bl ~•Id· orcllntoe• mey be tNd In vt,d, 'Suite 1270. Co•UI celrn, Cotlt Mete, CA Skyl•rk 1.ene, Newport OfW'IQ8 Counry on 10.10.87 Conli'ICI ~. USA, ....,.. lram e. ._ I ...,. Ind • COPV served on Iha the City Clertl't Ofb n M .... CaMlomla lt2t2e 92028 Beilch.. CA 9MOO 1ff7J73IOS7 3100 JJtwty. Suli• 123, .... "' .. Olltae OI the olhlf party at l1a1t flv• PUBLIC NOTICE IHld urHu It 11 "*'-on 1 Fair Ort¥e Cott• MHI ' St~ Corporation, 1111 Miiiy L.ff l.Jndlott 1900 Thi• bu1IM•t I• con-Dally Pllol Oct, 17, 2'4, 31, Colt.I Mna. CA 92f2ll Count¥ a.rt. A '*"' ""*- cour1 d1v• befor1 Iha h••r· blMk lcrm fUrnl9hld by lhl IUllY T l:LL10n Anton Boull"ard, Sult• P!tcalm COtll Meis, CA ducted by: an lndlvk:lulll Nov, 7, 1197 F527 Sl1Y1n John GutCIMkl, '°'-...,,_ Nlmt ....._ Ing date. NOTICI OF City of CClstl Mau, Md It De-..., Cl._ "ca.rte ' 1270, Coate M ... , CA ta2fl ' Hlv. you 9tlttld doing 2300 Ar•ll•, Newport IMllll ""* t. M prior ta MARRIAGE OF Frledblf Pl.TITION TO mMtl In ~ with -·• •• 12t2t Thlt 6u1ln111 11 con. butlnet9 Yl"1 No PUILIC NOTICE Blach, CA 92060 hf .... n. lllnt d "*' ' . g. IN provlalon1 OI the Pro-Publl1h1cl Newport Thlt butln111 la con-due1"9 by • general P'rt· Michie! S. Cltltr 'Thlt bu1lnHI It ~ ' I ,.... dol9 nat of ..,... Batry L, v Erv1k. Ir-ADMINllTl:R ulr..-nenta Bnch-Co11f1 Meta Dally duct«I by: 1 carpar•llon MfW\lp Thl1 tta..,,..... wu fll"9 Flctlt...,_ lkt9..,._• ducted by: an W'tdlVldull .-orin Ill _. in tt11a CASE NUMBER: llTATIOF1 ~~-hi.vs• Pltol0ctoblr24,19D7. Tht~comtMnOl<I H ..... )'OU lllarltd doing with the Counly Clefk ol NatMlt•t•rnent Hive )'OU •llr1ed Oolng ..... or.,...,._.._. ••• 0 26111 11'11 FJllDUICK •• .. f543 to lrM\laC:t butlnen uncllf tiu.I,... yet? Y•a. 1N1 Oreno• ~on 10.21·f7 The~'*""'.,. butlnttt ~?No Mimi In ..... OI ... (THIS IS NOT AN ORDER) WILLlA.fi' QIMMIL CIUI A °""'"" (ng6o lhl llcUUou• n•m• Of John E. Llndfart 1H1J1J70:1:1 dOll'ID °'*Ml• •: CASE· S19¥1n J. GulOWtki ,..... of ...... ...,, .. 91thlonlf requn\1 lhll lol-•Mi FlllD OIMMl:L nterlng....,,.. and lltO b9 PUIUC NOTICE Nmlt llted abo¥t on 11 TIWti 1tMetnent wea ftl!ld Cally Piiot Ooc. 2<i, :11, MAS'f!RS, 193&0 Myfllt-Thia •laltlntnt w• ftl"' .... ...._, ar GDmfMft 1-~°'~~D~~d· ft:i·.i:~ ~ r::ualmld &JI f9CIUl'9d by IUMMMYOP 's5t"Joy CORPORATION, ~t~~ ri::o:: Nov. 7, 1.11, 1"7 H50 ~~~unt1ln v1111y, ~~ ~.:: =..!:"~"=, .. ~ lf,lgfld Sab1tM Fri.c:tbef9' crldllotl; oarGIQttlC °'~ The City Counc11 a1 u... PttO~llD Jtrn11 v. McOoodwln. 1ff7J7JIOll PUBLIC NOTICI VerOl'llc• Jammie eou, 1ff1:17170t t Codlilw...._ aQe ,12, RIQU9tl cutiocrY tort,wwJpertOntwtto may City ol Col .. M ... rt>• 0~~-=· ~~ WU llltd o.lly Pilot Oct. 17, 24, )1, Jlc ... .....,... =~~rot~ ~ l'Uot Oct. 24, 31, ~~ ..... 10: B•rry L. frlldblfg, ~°' -:.:~·:-.:.:..,..... CM flghl lo ,.")e<:i COITAllSSA ..th ... CcMlty a.ti! o1New.7, 1997 F52t ....... lbl..._..I Thll builnHI It con. Na'I. 7• 14• 1N7 f8&4 ~NDTOCW "42dl'Y •al•linD Otd• (1) at: FREDERICK' ~wAM ~~ ... ~~.. _..... A PROPOSED OAOlo o....-. CcM!ty on ~-97 PUIUC NOTICI TN kllowlng persons.,. duC1ld bY 1r1 lndlv\dUtii PUIUC tlOntl 17,24.Jt,,.... 7, 1•1 ~: 2123/111, (2) Of'dlr• OIMMEL •kl FRED GIM-,.,. _,_actor..,.. com-NANCE 11 Kflldoled !or 1"717Mll:I OOitMI tMnKI •: HilY9 JOU lt#tld dcilng'l--"'..;;.;;;;;;."";.;..;--";;:...-1 legal but pr1nwy Mn. ply Wiit\ lhl P«Mtlonl Of f!dopUanlltNrlJDUl.lrClly Oelry l'llOt ~ ), 10. 17. ~......... IWW>Y & MOC*O 1417 ~ytt?Ho PlottllHa ...... •• CUltocfy to lrlf'l9 A PETJTlON ha bHft s.ctlon 1770 kl 1790, In-Councl~~ 2A 1"1 f-490 .......... 1MMnl N,W..,_0t.,lte.1fl5.0t· JMvttleCca ..... li.t••IM 1---------lllld by SHEAFUE Eu.MAN Clllllw, Of the e11111om11i bW :I 1n1 Orel-• The ~ l*90nt ... ~. CA 12197 Thfl ........,. WM llild The ....,. ~ ... e t SUPPORT (A I MERYL GL.AOSTONE In Lllbot Code: 1hl Pl9V9llil'IO nsnc .. 17-30: the PUIUC INOTICI clolnl ou.in.n M: =...~· ~ N. ~ ~ "",.~ c:'O:: dolnct ........ -Orlpoitl, ~.ind bmlngt Alalgn-1M ~-C:OU.. of C911-rM MO 9Cat.t 01 w90fti ... zoning of 11M " 1• ........... l•llMM AllLlTATIC>NS INCOAPQ. Nll7 " MQe ~ "'Tei?;'?~Tt 1447' HoM9 Otto l.tgunl nWJOtdlr Wll be IMuld.) "ftt:• 'j':Ejin~ o==-. :-...: .l:t. Qty of =:'Pf:t. t.~~12 ...... et.11a1•nl :~~1~'0•=' =h.~ Ti,la bu1lnet• It can-~ "°1 OCt. 17, 14. J1, =· C:.':11 WllU1m1, '?'"d: lngtlcl SabMI Fri.ct-1bl1 SHERRIE Ell.MAN I ftls Wfth .n., r .11u ~ c: Ci.!°°"' C1. C2 Md P ta -TN fi:llOwfnt ~ .. tH'4I ' ~ bV M ~ Nov. 7, 1 .. 7 ' 2447' "°"'91 Dr., ....,,. b•rg., eg• 12, monthly Ml!AYL Ot.A08TONE M _.., ll'U\oi (1'1.nnM DtNlklp-~ • ,.._ ~ lnQolpo11~ 'i'O" ..... dOlna ..... CA.tH77 illnOUnl (II not tty gufclrlllMl ~ • f*9CWllll ,..,. 11'19 Cly o1 Cotti ~ "*" COl'nl...,,. MURt9 unllrnleN. UC, .!.~ ..m er.i Dftve ~ ~ "'1 V... 1l).1f:. W IOTICI T~• -b\11111111 l• con- 10.00. Modify .••lalltlO =-=-:,::.=' =.c.-:: ::!.':':: .=' .. ~::.11¥1 Cr· =a::::~~,. ro~~ 96.,Kwdy . . Plaltlat&I • 111 ~·:t"'~dolng =..!;!:'s:~ 121 THI. NTJ1lOH ,...... ., sninoe.,_..o.ce., ...., ..... ....:.Ji R sou•~ LLC, ~llr.•OOFPOfMlon Tl'lll • 1 ••• w Mid ...... •••&Rt ...._.wt?Ytia.H-e7 fACll.IN SUPPORT ., .. ..,.,...WIU.I_,, llMY.u..TT,Der••ll ••1•: OOV•blL=~~,. Haw'°'* -.tM dOlnf:;'~~~: TMIG:1 510i~._: loolliO. .. -...... 1tll1I r•qu11t1d en4· ~ ~ a'°' •r:•:. :: • .!"L. ..... Cllw ::.:-:,-::.• _AY••1 TM9 1Mt•1tM .. OOft-=:'~.... tMTIAMtl ::sr-i:......:. t11 = ~ 'b:!:, '1:na: ~ ~ =--=-~ the .. ""1 'ubll•ttee N•• et' ..... • ... :: ... -., ~ llr UMM9d ~ =!ii:..==:: .. vi.. ::!r. ':*,:;'-... ,.:, ~~ll'lw. ai.,..oq:,:,:: ~ .-i 1hl ~ n. 'lll'Oi ,....-llMll Cu• ..... ••• • Al I• I~ -.llNI MIG Ttttli , ... ...,. -.. llw 11 Dlllr ... Oct. t7 M. 11 ,. *"-;; ::'!.:.~·I 1$ .. ,.,. a.-. ... ,,. 1:. °="" flUU. ,..,. .... E~~ ..... W: ...... =" =.:# ..... CA ...... ' .... L. . N1i ~ ... i o.cl9f• 7 ~ OI ... Adts••--11.£ aAa• a:..... .... ..... 'ADI ,...... er.,.. o:r-11111 .-. W ifia ~ ......,...=-... -.. :r= .... .J""'-..... _,, ,.._,..,._............... .. -._.,c1111a•M•ua-••.:W.:: ~c;-&., ....,._,,, .. llllf110°1Q Ill .. Md ..... --=-~ -............... ~,., -;-::=....::::.:: •• .:i: ......... _ o;:. ...... . ~~'N~'.-:."• r~H:··:..Sr:tti ........ _.. • ..... 17, "· -----.__:..·~ ... --,GA-= ......... !!: ......... .;:.···· . .. a..., •. ,. a ....... • ..... u .. ll Byhx (7H ) 631-6594 (f'ft'>I ... i1M"f1td" \Ollf tlifl1' Hllll jih.Mll' nutnlM'r l tKI • • ti rufl I hit By .... (714) M:l-5678 By MllMn Penom FRIDAY, OCTOIU 24, 1997 YOUDON7 ADVERTISE? . NOTHING I Call the Classifieds·:· ~ 642-5678 , : . - Ra1rs and dn1dlirn·s an-:-.ubjf't't tn 1·l111n~f· witbou1 11u1i1·1·. Thi· pubfuhcr rt·~rws the ri~hl to r1·nsor .... i-ru., .. ify. ,..., i!'t' or r1>j1•1·1 any rls sified udHrti.,1·mt·111. Plru,.1· re~1rt um rm'r 1ha1 11111\ hf' in \·our cJa~ifo.d ad immediatelv. The Daily Pilot urc·rpti. 110 liability for any rrror i11 1\11 adH•ftisement (or whirh it mar be rrsptJnsiblr ex('(·pt for tht> cost of rhr space actuaU~· f)('1·uplt'd liy the emir Crrdit ran only be allnwrd for thf' first iia-rn1un . . ------Deadlines ------ SERVICE DIRECTORY 1,., """. """" 'l'""') 3~0 w, . .,, Bay S1n-e1 Co~rn M1·3u. CA 92627 \1 '••l".,, Blul 4< R.• 't Boars 'IHPpho111' 8:30um-S:00pm ''·•l<ial-~rida· WHllc-111 8:3Chun-5:00pm , .... i..,-~ .... i.., Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday 5:00pm -for All Your Home and Buslnets Needs --Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm €1 ,IOUAL~ Ol'l'OlllTUNIH .................... ill I.Ms "'"'"" .. -..a ... F9•· .......... *' .... . ................... .......... ...., "*'""' ., ........ 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Friday S:OOpm G~~0•T 1002 COST'• --~11 1024 NEWPORT Ht1NTINGTON ROOMS 2706 RENTALS TO RENTALS TO ~n~ n ~ 1069 HOUSES/ BEACH 2140 APARTMENTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSHARE 2724 SHARE iiiiiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_BiiEAiiiCiiHiiiiiiiiiiiii CONDOS lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT c d M . w/gar. g at •d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------Charmlnt1 Homo 3br.1s •• I••••••••• comm, lum, pool, kit Boeutltul HB Mobll• Need • Roommate? 2724 SOLDI Invite over 40,000 people to your home I That's what ccx.ild happen when you advertise your home for sale In cx.ir Saturday Resl Estate Supplement! •Homo• or tho w .. k dlepl8J •d• •t•rt at Juat 1991 ***** •Open Hou•• ll•tlng• for 1111 It P•Y• to advert.I•• In th• beat local Real Estate Section sround l Call your A~ng Representative Todayll u .. c ....... . 714/174 ... 249 2ba. wood floon, b~ B•v•ldo VIiiage FOR RENT Condo Style 2·story. prlvs. $600. lncls ut111, Homo Prol'I Female Call The Daily Pilot yard . •21 4 ,00 2br 2ba Mobile Home•••••••• Sbd 2·5ba. Bit-Ina.,_________ fem pref'd. 720·0236 pref. N/S/drugs. own Classified department Jennv Bradlov "·•· #86 Yorktown. Xlnt carpets, drapes. fronV CORONA CM E'sldo PVt home. room w/ ba. garege, to place sn adl Don't Brokora9o 957•1718 Condi New carpel &1---------back patio. gar 5960· furnished, $285.monlh W/0 , 1 ml to ~ach, forget to ask at>out or N 7·78N Psgw pa In I . S 2 9, 5 0 0 BALBOA 7 14·995-8729 DEL MAR 2622 plus 1 o~ etectrlc. must love snlmsta. our current apeclalat Leue Opt 875-2810. ISLAND 2106•---------Call 714-642-5436 Avail 12/1. $600/mo + 7 14-4S42·587 8 Groat Buyl on • 3br 2b8 flJCetl fp, 2 OSI gar, Only 1195,00011 Jonnv Bradl•v R.•. 8rokor•e• 957·1718 or N 7·78N Pager HUNTINGTON 8UCH GIANT iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii NEWPORT •Uv• Close to Tho Newport Coest 112 utl + lsst mo. H • w port Co•• t Abandoned 2-atory 3bcl !Iba Cottage 1 e11cH 2169 a.llOh 1, 2 & 3Br Pvt BO/BA. View, use 57,...253 Lv msg Bright. spacious 300. 4 + Deck. Fixer Beamed ceilings, IOoft Townhome Style Apts. kllch. llv rm. WfO, CM ArtlaVF/44 w/cats. 2.5b• condo. Hi celt1 S379K. Agt 723-8120. brick patio. garage. Mov•fn right awayl garage. S700/mo. New Hae, gated. pool. Bwber crpt, FP, Ilg 1bd + ba aep. tor Bawvlow Torre c o Enjoy pools, aps, 714/378-9595 Shr/ba gsr. $500 IM kll. W/O. Patio, pool. ffl di t ft•tsd. 2br 2ba, patio, fllneas center and U-need rel. 831-2111 Vary ciean. S52S/mo o cs, stu o • c . •• a lush lsndacspsd 7 141587 3319 $1950/mo. 873-8338. s/c, comm pool, no location. Please call n~NT'11Y r TO CM Share 3Br Shr ba • pets. $1850. 760-1219 A£ ~ W/D back u..,d S3SO/ •714-789·1750w 50110~ 2724 • , • ... ______ _ BLUFFS nn.1UO mo + 1/3 ult + dep 11 si~~~fm!f~~~d~1f?n~: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 515-4834 or &42~38 COMMERCIAL Lota of closet & cabl· The Community Huv• abd 2 ba Apt REAL ESTATE net apses. 759-0885, • Market Place. N.B. Looking for s nl•t .. •••••••• Claaalfied prol'I. S550 + ut11 .1• 1 br Cottagoe nesr Beach. Inc fridge . Move-.ln Speclsll M2-5e78 714/51S.c>eS3 STARTING u.. ""'-• 714/t74-4252 L-.,,;.,:.:.........,.....,. __ mvno Harbor Ride• S675 .-$4 00 dep. 2 +2. Spa, .. uns, So. 71 ... 48•2421 ANEW BUSINESS?? .. ----~~ P'r~~~~::~ly, abr 1ba Remodeled, upper, gSt, nr OCC No 2189 ••••••••••• n.,.... D•• a ""• _, Qlll',,.., ii,.... "1 -••ttaw..,,._..,_..,A .... 111 •1 DG. IUSINESS Ir II.NANCE •4 .,,.IJ1:f · ;,r, , (.ii I ~ • ,', • ' . ........... f"c S.ys AJIC•1 1nt. Am12in1. cettwries old remedy !hat will lift your splnll and increase enelJY levell! Improves sleep and · coll"Cntrationl SAFI. EFftC11¥g A MEOICALLl' APl'ltOYEO, 20DAYSUPPLY, $19.95 1488-627-5471 :(:REDIT . ,. .. ·: .. 1947--- FIFTY YEAR anniversary 1997 + .32c ~ iax for 36 mos. Clo:.ed Tot of pmnls. $14,375.52 +,tax. HICKORY FARMS Gift Supenlaor Coordinate recelvlnq. prep &. sendlnq of Hlcbory Parms qlfts. Gift Sales Earn extra mo ney durlnq the holidays selllnq Hlcbory Parms qlfts. . ·\110\'I \\"I U \ld \\" h.f '111\I" 'lt..l '.°''\11 ~ \\I ll 111 \1, 11 \II I 1 l ll I 111 I I I \I I Apply In r.raoni ljlJl8reo Square i70 . 17 St.. Costa Mesa (between Santa Ana It Westminster) '/mo ************** EVERY NEW .'97 GMC:TRUCK e ~~CONVERSION VAN ON SALE! Family Wagon I Star(~raft . c I 1~~ ' I > I • , 1 • t \ 1 · I Gia val -- ••T Civic DX While. auto. 4200 mll•• $13,800 673-6542 or •875·2441e 9105 •eo ZR 1 VETTI! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~i!I All options. King of •85 XJe the Hill. One Owner. Topaz, Oatmeal •122 ----_,,...---..,....__,.~~-• Red/Red. Four new f u N•IQHBORHOOD tlre1. S35,000. Call leather, aun<OO • ' fully loaded STREET* SALll (714) 760-1580 (3MNP548) 270995 8at Stam Furn. Tools. -----...... -,,---Converllbl••· BlcyclH, '85 ASTRO ,85 XJS COUPe Hou .. hold ltem1. Etc. 24k ml, dual air, white. Black, black IHther 2145 Vl•t• Enlreda alloy1, Ml pwr, Uk• ntw CD changer, chrome Nlcel Multl·Famll .. t (3KET923l •1•...155o whHll, IOw ml, 4.0L • LE~US Of" Furniture • Designer WESTMINSTER (3NFP549) S29.H5 Clothing • Big Variety 71 .. _ .... 2 enoe Prl-Sat"10/24·10/25 _..,..,,...,,....,-,,..,...,,,•~·=·=-'85 XJO 9am 310 V11ta Suerta '88 CORVETTE Titanium, oatmeal (In back) Eastbluff 800 mllH, white, dual, leather, sunroof A/C, glall roof. C/D, (3LVY633) $31.805 #3872345 S45,977 BAUl!A LOTUS Ll!XUS OF COSTA MESA MISSION VIEJO (714)842.'1700 (800)8884398 SELL your used vehicle through classified 642·5878 • COSTA MESA 6124 MARINE SLIPS DODGE 9065 DOCKS 7022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Books, Books Nal'I 1--------.. Geo, Playboy. Ariz 35'x12' Sllp avall Hwy, SaVSun 7:30·3 PY1 comm, no llve- '90 CARAVAN (101573) $7250 $ BEST $ PRICES PAID FREE CONSUl.:rATION l!atabl'd Legima ilald'I Dalen&~ to LA. San FnndtCo &. New York. We buy ANTIOUES to MODERN DISHWAR! to TlJIFANY EVERYllDNOlll &mte sales. probl1e, Fnmily Jlvl&lon purpoea. 11+249 .. 3711 • 2887 Elden• aboarda/overnltea. +ESTATE SALE+ Sat 8am·1pm 1082 t:I Camino N.B. $250. 650-8536 Newpor1 Baw Boat sllps In 1mall private marina on Via Udo. From S 13·i 16ft. Sall or Electric pret'd. No llve aboards. Size 2511·50ft available. '94 SPIRIT (200696) $8550 '97 RAM CLUBCAB VB (101825) $21,550 '92 ITAELTH (101682) 914.!550 TOVOTAQF HUNTINGTON BEACH 714-847·8555 Famlly Sale Clothes, fumlture, kitchenware. microwave •sat e-1 • 485 Cabrlllo St. 714-675-4912 Agent -F-0-RD-----9-0- 7 -5 QARAQI! SALE CLl!AN UPI Antiques, collectibles. MOTORCYCLES , SCOOTERS 8018 85 Muatang Red w/ Lota of my junk ... your treasure! 838 Sonora Ad. Frl•Sat•Sun 7am-5pm Men Del Mar Moving Sale!! Saturday Oct-25 8 :30am·12s30pm 252 Bowling Green '95 HONDA SE 1000 20lh Annlv, Lmtd ed, loaded, leathera, helm.ts, only 5300 ml, $13,500. Financing Avail. Call Duncan <il' Nabers Cadillac 540.9t00 w/d, trig. aofa. morel •••••••••I ·1.wun aam-3 pm AUTOMOBILES 60'• and 60 '• Collectlblea, Toya. •••••••••I furn. old bike & ,,, ;3~0 ~~~':vi:•~ _A_C_O_RA _____ 9_0_1_0_, Woman w/ great taste iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Hiii outl 180 E 21st '88 Legend Auto, full (Orange & NB Blvd.) power. A/C. sunroof. Sat 8-2prp. Cloth••· cc, tint, custom tlre!I 1hoes, hshold 1tem1, $8800 873·1913 crafl/1ewfng & morel ---------• blk Inter. 289 V8. Rebuilt front ausp. trans, htr, PS. New brake1, radiator. $6000/obo. 650-7435. *'92 Explorer XL T 4lt4 Loadedl 82K ml, lthr, new brake1, warr. $12,200 831-3669 '95 ESCORT LX 5dr, hb, at, ps, a/c, cass. 33t\. mlles $8495 #307707 '98 MUSTANG CONY. Only 16k ml, V6. loaded $18,9915 1195988 '98 Taurus QL Low miles, full power. A/C. in. c/c $12,895 1312793 '85CONTOUR Yard S•le Sofa BUICR 9035 t--------~ sleeper. microwave, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 6014 tv, Arc welder, rubber boat, mite. llem1, Sat only 2530 Lehigh Pl. 545-2478 •as Century Limited Only 21k ml. loaded 6 cyl, all power. cold w/ extras, aharp A/C, xlnt cond, vory S8H5 111103029 Spo.Bcbm Set Black clean In & out, always Lac q u • r /MI r r or. •-M-IS_S_l_O_N_____ garaged, no mech. '98 WIND&TM LJghted King Slit• problem a. Great 7 paas, full power. ~=~~~~~~· :~~!:r ~llVIiiiiEiiJiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiii1ii6ii7 ~':;~~ car.s~e~~;:~ s18,~~~~~61eo1 ~~~t·~~~,=~ l!STAT• SALi! -,8-2_R_e_g_a_l_C_u_s_t_o_m_, BEACH LINCOLN Saturday 8am-4pm Low mites, auto, MERCURY Couch & Love seat W/ No earty birds pleHo. power Hat, alloys, HUNTINGTON 8EACtt matching reclln9' 6mo 1212 Devon Lane & more (800)792-~238 new, contemprorary. (W"tclltr area) (3BBJ573) S7550 blue/wht striped, & Ll!>CUS OS-'88 Explorer XL T wood coffee table --------WESTMINSTl!:A md/grn, ld'd, ve, lthr, 9400 obo. 845--8612 NEWPORT 714-892·8800 pw/pl, ab1, Utt, cruise. Dining table & 4 BEACH 6169 --------• A/C, CO, mnrf S23.8K chair• S225. 5-pcliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiii CADILLAC 90(0 __ e_8_7_s-_8_o_a_5_• __ bdrm HI $225. Sofa AISIV", QARAQI! IALE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '98 TAURUS Sl!DAN aleep9' S200. Coffee ... ,. tbl+2 ends75.Swivel Vista Roma, Vl•ta ,79 Fleetwood (101481 ).12,700 chair $40. 83~9547. Trucha, Vlata Suene, Convertlbl'e with Vl1ta Del Oro (part), 48K orlglnal mllH, •Ethan Allen• Nr Ealtbluff ahopplng a/c. A Real Beautvt American lmpre11lons c • n t er. Sat u rd av S3500. 909-927 ·3335 Rocking chair pd $500 Oot. 25, 8am-4pm '91 BRONCO 4X4 (200309) S14..t250 TOYOTAgf' . HUNTINGTON BUCH 714-847-11555 aak i200. em. untt pd •Bargain• Oalorert• '82 Efdo Blarrltz $2100 uk $1200, rug • t t a 1 8 1 1 All original, garaged, .....,.,,,.,,,.~,...,,..,,,,.,,..,.,...,.........,_ noral aott colora 11x8· • a e owov ng • e mint, only 75k mllH '87 MUSTANG QT pd $1500 uk $800 all King bdrm Ml, w/d, $4850 846-3959 Ok green, tan leather 2yra n.w. Alto 2 ant>-new bathtub, orlental prem aound. que dreHtra mahog rug. antique•, heaValr '87 DeVllle Special chrome wheels, 1 /w mirror uklng • •Y•· Iota of evarythlngl Arctic Wh ite ext. tow mllH, warranty seoo f 2 5 3309 Clay St. cream Int. Rolls grlll, (3UTR923 $19,995 Ot both. 4 7• 960 Sat 9-1 (Nwpt Hght•) digital electronlca, llAUl!R LOTUS perfect cond. Hard to COSTA Ml!~ ftnd. $3900. 84&-5590 (714)841•1700 MERCBANDIS! MISC. 8015 78° •LDORADO l<le 'II lie/; tfoa /fk-lte A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 e~~i · ~: . .. • Sell yOUf extra 1 household • Items In ' • CLASStflE.D "' .: • Call 642-5678 = .._ ______ .. Hove A Garage Sole l Artlet ••••I lft. adjuat•b>-, S100 • IMack Ja~0!°9l, thtM drewere, .. ahelfa. 1100. 714-283-2200 Fri-Sat 8am, Whoopsl furn won't flt In new home t bought! Coma ••• It for ycx.trHlfl rni.o al90 fOf' aalel •407 eeaahore Dr. 8IAARITZ, EXcellenl --------- Condition, a/c. 13500. GMC 9081 ••••••• CAU.: 809-927-3335 -------- Cement tbl, ~benC:h", 1175 .. Fountaine $110. INtd Betha S20.. T'r" AOMa 110. OlffnCMtt, Herb•, Jaal'nlnf 11.00, Cfttu. TrN• FrUltlno t10.I0947......U Reel&.,... a Geter- I . · .. Can't seem to get to all those repair Job• around the house? Let the Claaalfled Service Dlrectorr help you find reliable help. M2·1878 MEET someone special through Cfassffled IDDITIOIS UllODIUIG Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Claulfled dally MW878 On the move? Sell your extra household Items in Classified JAGUAR 9105 '95XJ8 Vanden plaa, 28k, Brltlah racing grffn #745233 .34,977 Ll!XUS OF " MISSION Vll!JO (800)H9-S398 JEEP 9110 'IO Etltlle Wagon lmtd 4x4, auto, pw, pa, am.fm, runs good. $700 obo 631-0757 Buy It. S.U II. Find It. c1e .. mec1. WDT •AKQl81 Otl OJl8t •a ue41 with the ace aad queen of ......_ ~ n6d rill the ace ud .... tnliap. a.. .,..,... low, the queen won and declarer returned the jack ot heart.a to the ~ut esited with a hi1h club. •----...,....._...,.._,.....-o.daret woo in band, c:aahed t.he '95 MYSTIQUI! 9210 U4 9JZi ace of diamond• and then ran Low mt, at, e/c, pw. trump•, d.lacardin1 dummy'• re-locks, tin, cc, cass __________ 1 '90 Cellca ST Red. '84 Ford •renco 5 tp, •m/fm, A/C, XL T V·8, auto, power. original owner, xlnt air, rebuilt engine. cond. $5000 762-8828 $3200/obo. 723-1504. ma.loins diamonda. Eut could not $8995 #6,05219 bold three dub. and the kins of dia-Can't seem to monda, 10 no matter what the '94 SABL• get to all those defender d.lacarded on the laat 3·8 ve. lollded. repair Jobs showroom cond. tru.mv. clec1aret' made the rest of $8995 4'836854 around the house? the tricb. Let the Had Eut realized the futility of a BEACH LINCOLN Cleuffled third round ~ apdea and the dair-Ml!RCURY ability of harin1 a diamond led HUNTINGTON BEACH Service -.rty, the contract could have been , __ .;..ca_oo....:..)7_9_2_-e_2_n__ Directory defeated. Eut ahould play a dia-The Community help you find courasfn1 three of apadea at the Market Place. reliable help. or 04<>-6470 • ~ When you wr~ ;1 Cl:bSified ad, include all 1he fach and gel lhe re~uh~ VOWWAGEN 9235 '79 Volksw .. Oft ... White/white, 171c ortg ml. collect0<9 c:1a1tia. $14,000 144~ fint trick. W•t will then cub a Cla1Sslfled 842·5878 1econd1pade,andtbediamond, ____ e_4_2_·_5e_7_a __ ------------___ _....-.... ........... ..__ __ Don't ret into the habit of auto- matically maldn1 the atandard play. Think about the hand u a whole before dedcfin1 what to do. ahift i1 obYioua. No matter how declarer twist• and turn a. the def'endera muat now score both red- .Wt Jdnp for a one-trick set.. Leara to be a better bridp pla~erl Sabecribe now to the Goren Bridp Letter by calllnc (800) '788-1125 for information. Or write to: Goren Brld1e teuer, P.O. Boie 4"10, Cbicap, North-South reached a normal four-heart contract after West pre- empted in third seat.. Weat led the king of apach~• and the fate of the band r ested on what Eaat con- tributed to thia trick. Eut produced the nine, an encouragin1 card which aeema routine. West contin- ID.IOllO. LEXUS 9115 LEXUS 9115 LEXUS 9115 '91l!S250 53K mllea, chroma wls moonroof, llke new, (2XUZ101) $12,950 •90 LS 400 18" chrome Wheels, leather, moonroof, Immaculate (039786) S 17 ,950 '92 LS400 04k miles, Nakamlchl co. moonroof (2ZF0768) $21,950 '92 SC 400 Chrome whffla. leather,moonroof, llke new (002038) $23,950 '97 ES 300 Leather. moonroof, certified (018458) $29.850 •95 SC 400 Lo mlles, Nakamlc ht co. moonroof, Immaculate (3VZZ594) S34.1.950 Ll!XUS Or Wl!8TMINSTBR 714-892-8909 TRADE through classified 842·5878 '95 LS 400 Full option, Lexus certified #004750 $38,975 •ee LS400 Clean car Pearl White, 34K ml, cd, gold, chrome, tint, $41 ,500. pp 640-8568 '95 SC 300 White/Ivory, only 21k, LOTUS Lexus certified liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9123 1123456 $34,977 •95 LOTUS '95 ES 300 White/ivory, Lexus certified #090578 $25,977 '95 SC 400 Black/Ivory, full option, 37k Lexus certified #041845 $37,977 ESPRIT S4a Black, Black leather, co. tinted windows, 19K mllH (F83001) $49..1.995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA (714)842-7700 MAZDA 9125 '94 LS 400 White/Ivory, '93 RX7 full option, 28k, Red/Ivory, only 29k, Lexus certified Sspd, mlntl 41214531 $33,977 #204729 $19,977 LEXUS OF '98 LX 450 MISSION VIEJO Black/Jade, ruu optlon, , _ _..;..ca_oo __ ):....e_e_9_·_5_3_e_a_ 20 pkg "127211 $43,977 '97 ES 300 Black/black, full option. Lexu~ certlned •002585 311977 LEXUSuF MISSION Vll!JO caoo) ee .. sne Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Claaslfled dally M2·5e78 • RedBeauty •TM Lealhe< •6 Speed • Great Cooditlon • Only 4.700 Miles '92 Fato P/\J Fl SO $9,900 I '94 TOYOTA PREVIA 11 '93 MERCEDES 300 E 11 '96 NISSAN 300ZX $13,900 $24,500 $26,900 ORCO Pl l'~HING Ss:0....11 •• WAI.I. COVDlllGS TMitalNt., Speclalla tn Wallpap•r U .. :Mt . Embodied in th• XK8 aN a 32-ua/ve VB •ngin•, a slat..-o/-tho-arl .l.drica/ •y•U.m, a handcrafted burl wa/nut"and Connolly /eather-trimm.J interior, a 4-year/50,000-m;/e waminty •and of course, an unm;stakab!e legacy. Fueled by a 29<J horsepower VB and the sp;VJ ;ts ancestors. JA~K8 A new breed of J11uar The new ]agua, Va nden Plas is pure delight . n. new sculpted dash and Joo, panels, th• burl walnut trim, the ConnoOy feather, aO serve to enhanCG the driving experience. 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(IXT895) '97 MUSTANG GT Dark green, tan leather, premium sound, chrome wheels, low miles, warranty. (3UTR923) '93 JAGUAR XJ6 White, barley leather, Select Edition warranty, CD changer, chrome wheels, low miles. (3SE5636) '94 GMC SUBURBAN 2500 4WD White, tan leather, 7 .4 litcr, CD changer, rear A/C, Loaded! (3KDK38 I) • s7,995 s19,995 s21,995 s23,995 '94 JAGUAR XJ6 . s24 995 Silver, grey leather, sunroof, CD changer, chrome wheels, ' low miles (3EUG886) '95 JAGUAR XJ6 Topaz, oatmeal leather, sunroof, fully loaded (3MNP548) '9S(JM,iUAR XJS COUPE Blacli:, !)Jack leather, CD changcr,.cbrome wheels, low miles, 4.0L. (3NFP549) s27,995 ~999S I ' '95 JAGUAR XJ6 . s31 995 Titanium, oatmeal leather, sunroof, fully loaded (3LYY533) '