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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000-02-07 - Orange Coast Pilot,. ... SERVING THE NEWPORT -f'.Af.SA CON\tv\UNITIES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2000 ....... SCOOP Resident supports dunes project 0 ne particularly lively resident at Thursday's Plan- ning Commission Me~t­ ing announced her undying support for the $100 million Dunes hotel project. "The Dunes will not hw:t anybody,• said the animated llamona Har- ris. •nm (Quinn) and Annie [Evans) have done everything they can do, but (stand up) and do a j19 for people.· Her comments charmed audience and planning commissioners alike, who erupted into laughter. OLD BLOOD OVERZEALOUS ABOUT NEED FOR NEW While denouncing the idea of school board term limits, school board mem- ber Judy Franco wanted to make it clear that new blood on the board is always good. In fact, she became a tad overzeal- ous when oting Judy Franco examples. She began by saying the newest member, David Brooks was a good exam- ple how good it was to have new blood .. and Wendy Leece and Serene Stokes. The 21-year board member ended the list on "I suppose I was new blood at one point." JOHN MCCAJN'S STAFF NEEDS TO LEARN TO SPELL U Sen. John McCa.llt (R-Anz.] wants to have a shot at winrung the Cali- fornia primary next month, his staff better learn how to spell. The Pilot newsroom is inundated with press releases from around the nation, but a recent McCain bulletin for a conference at the county's Registrar of Voters caught the eyes of editors. McCain's staffers said the press conference would be held in Santa Anna. His supporters will have their Orange Coun- ty headquarters in Tustin. Hopefully they won't spell that one wrong. -By The Dally Ptlot Staff • A proposal goes before the City Council to convert park's fields into an all-softball complex. Greg Rlstlng 0Att.Y Pit.OT COSTA MESA -Most baseball players who have fielded a ground ball or shagged a ny at TeWmk.le Park say It is a rundown, poorly maintained ballpark not Worthy to even spit sun- lloWW IMdl on. Yet tome would call the Pl(k a Jocal venton of • New school fa ces traffic concerns " •Parents want county officials to provide a footbridge for the soon-t9-be completed Newport Coast campus. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT COAST - Worried residents have sev- en short months to con- vince Orange County that a footbridge is needed by the new Newp<>rt Coast Ele- mentary School to ensure safe passage for children. With the formation of a PTA, came the consolida- tion or fears regarding the heavy traffic surrounding the site where the elemen- tary school ts bemg built. The-school will sit on the comer of NeV{J)Ort Coast Drive, a sue-lane road with d speed I.unit of 60 mph and Th e m a n with the answ ers Eric Bechler led the perfect life. Handsome, intelligent, athletic and a family man, Now prosecutors will try to prove he's guilty of killing his wife. Greg Risling DAILY PILOT I s Eric Bechler a nusun- derstood man with model looks or a maruacal mur- derer who killed tus wtfe to land a hefty life msurance policy? That is the questions The DAILY PILOT reexamines a story that has made headlines prosecutors are preparing to answer in the case that has shocked this comrnu- mty, wtuch the couple called home Nearly three years have passed Since Bechler, 32, and his wife, Pegye were seen motoring from the Newport Harbor on a pnwerboat The Bechlers were celebrating then fifth wedding anniver- sary. When the boat returned, only Bechler was on board. Hts wife was nowhere to be found. For the past three months since Bechler was arrested for allegedly killing lus wife, the Daily Pilot has interviewed peo- pie closest to the couple. Most have declined to have therr names and comments published. ·but pnvately they have delved into the many questions that still shroud Pegye's disappear- ance and presumed death. Did the ocean swallow her brawny, high-perfor- mance frame whole? Or, as authorities allege, was ber husband responsible for her demise, striking her over the head with a dumbbell and then weighing her body so it would sink to ·the sandy floor? Armed with numerous interviews we've attempted to unravel the mystery. But there is truly only one person who knows what happened four rrules off of the Newport Coast on July 6, 1997 and he's behmd bars. His name Enc Bechler. GROWING UP U there was anyone who exhibited the laid-back, sun-worsluping lifestyle of Calif omia, it is Eric Bechler. Bechler grew up in Long Beach, not far from where . his grandfather ran a thriv- mg business. His parents divorced . when he was a toddler. He attended Woodrow Wilson High School where he was rnvolved in the 1uruor ROTC program and Boston's beloved Penway Park or Chicago's ivy-laced Wrigley Field. Tear up TeWinkJe and lose a part of the city's hist~ry. may range between $2 to $3 million. · Supporters of youth base- ball will try to block a pro- posal to banish hardball from the TeWinkle lots in favor of softball at tonight's City CoUndl meeting. Council members will review a report and vote on whether staffen should complete the design portion of the project. The propoA1 calls for the extinction Of youth bUeball ud Pop Warner fooebd at 'hWlnkle and ntp&ace tbe lekll wiUi • IGftbaJl compln ODii The oty Will face opposi- tion from those representing youth baseball who believe the proposal may docirnato their sport. •we have nothing against softba.11, but we ~~c-_..;__., don't want to see . the kids fall by the waylide, • said Kirk BauennelRer. •th· led<: dlrector Uld belebal1 COICh at Calta Mme High SchoOI. •we bate to .. an SEE HARDIAU. Ma • • Park Ridge Road a steep incline that does not yet have a speed lirrut. "Parents are SCdfed to death that some lltUe first- grader is gomg to get mowed down,· said Denise Molnar, PTA president. The school is scheduled to open this fall with 350 students, most of whom live within d two-rrule raclius, said Dand Schonwit, SEE TRAFFIC PAGE 4 MARIANI iA OIY M ~1 'f I r 'f PILOT Executive vice president of the PTA for Newport Coast Elementary Dana Scbonwil, left, vice president of the PTA Gianna Drake-Kerrison, middle, and PTA president Denise Molnar, wait to cross Newport Coast Drive with their children MAAC MARTIN I OAR.Y .._OT Erle Bechler talks with his attorney at the Harbor Justice Center on Jan. 14, 2000. the naval Sed Cadets. While the military organizd- tions gave hun direction and structure, they couldn't tame his wild spirit and thrillforadventure. · He enjoyed racmg motorcycles, liked water skiing and pumped uon at the gym. I ie tackled new ~hallenges and knocked them down, fnends said. He took pride m the way he looked, almost ma •nar- cissistic" manner, some said He never hdd prob- lems with the oppo ite c:ex, %&111 "I c•n't storn«h to think wti.t my gvys .wnt through ~Y seem to M holding up; bf.Jt 1t probably MSll't set in for ~.· actively dating clttracttve women. Friends said Bechler wcls also gifted intellectually, although he llked to k!!ep to himself He went to two universities outside Califor- ntd, but never found his mark. That changed when he met Pegye Marshall. THE MARRIED LIFE David Mason regrets he ever introduced Bechler to the affable and charming Pegye Marshall. •1 do not fffl tNt 1t talc~ )"HI'S to c~ up to s.pftd,. to undersund the .$)1Sttm. • -WENDY LEECE, Khool 00.rd trustee on what term hm1ts ~Id INw the board inexperienced. "It was so vtetOUS. It ,sound«! -DOH BROCKMAN, co-owntr of Dawy's locker sportSfish1ng. about iome of his fkhing crewman who W'efe c•lled to twlp look for ~ In the ~a Airlines crMh. ltlr.f .somt!'OM htt • parl<«J c•r." •1n llh thfYtw stMlt.lng us. ~ )'OCI-. JOmfOIW mil ""'°"'. -KARINA LEVINSON. resicHnt who w. at~ of ~ 1n whKt\ •woman allegedly ran her hUsband owr wtth hef Qf twice. •1 r'Hlly ~ft~ on IN h . I Jfnf OM IO ewr)' q ,_..In ow.,.(~ fWD ,,,_ boob,• It's been nearly a decade since Mason a former Uru- vers1ty of New Mexico foot- ball player, wdS playing two- man volleyball Wlth Bechler on the beach. The two men had tx>come fnends after bumping mto each other on the beach arcwt. They can- vassed thci Newport shore- line enteling tournaments. One afternoon, Mason saw Pegye Marshall dwmg a br ak m a game and shouted for her to come ov r. SEE BECHLER PAGE 4 11111 ote l1tE WW --... -2 QASSflDS _ 7 MUC llOTKIS 6 SPC>l'rS ..... --··------~S 0NTHE 2_Mondoy, February 7, 2000 t I \. Yachts Of YBIEIHllR Schooner YachtPilgrinl ' This famous 85 foot schooner was homeported at~ from 1937 to 1942. She Will5 designed by John G. Alden of Boston Ind built by Reed<oolt Construction COinpany of Boothebly, Maille In 1932. Pilgrim'J·dimensions were 85 feet length owral~ 70 feet on the w.rte<line, 20 feet eight indles on the beam, With• 12 foot draft. She was powered by an 85 horse- J>OloWf' Winton diesel et'lglne. Dur· Ing her life, Pilgrim was w.d as• Jh¥k fishing bole. fishing bwge. mov6e ship, priY* y.trt Ind • dwter bollt in the Virgin ~ She was Milt in Admirllty ~ Bequia in Augu$t 1980 when hur· rane Allen strudc. -John 8lakt1, Cotona del Mw resident. y.mt • hlstolian and active salloi' PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Doily Pilot Terrance Phillips THE HARBOR COLUMN Newport makes sailing, surfing a class act A surf er captures the classic California look, surfing at Blackles In Newport Beach. Learning to~ a boat or ride the surf can be quite afford- able in our fine city. Andrna McGuire, senior recreation manag- er for Newport Beach, tells me the spring community services ~ata­ logue will hit the streets Feb. 24 . '111E:OLD •we offer spring, summer and fall sailing classes and even have a class involving one hour of tenrus ·and an hour of sailing a Lldo 14, • McGuire said. The city owns three l.Jdo's and 14 Sabots Tilis year they replaced two of the older Lido's with newer boats. The sailing and combination sailing/tennis program attracts approximately 200 partiopants. The spring session operates during the Newport-Mesa School District's spring break. Others run on five consecutive Saturdays and weekly during the summer. The class teaches seamanship, safety, rig¢ng and sailing skills. The class requires a fee of $133. BtACK1f's BEACH H:1s toriG Brrri HOl.',f fOP tonGB0:1Ro1nG. ·.·:H1CH H1\S 1.\i\DE ,\ RESURGE11u 1n THf suRf111c vrnRtD If you're bored with boats, you can board a "board.• They also teach beginning surfing. The oty provides the boards, but not wet- suits. The Newport Pier class is open to all ages and the fee is $63. Jasmine lee DAILY PILOT F or some, it's about the shape, the supple curves, of a 9-foot slab of fiberglass-covered foam. Or, it's about the moves, the flexibility, while riding a wave on a longboard. Whatever the reason may be, the original longboard style is still the one pref erred by many surfers. •1t•s a lot more graceful," said longtime longboarder Al Lewis. "It's the traditional roots of the sport. Besides, it's easier and we're not getting any younger.• Lewis, who runs a surf shop in Wales, has bef:n surfing for almost two decades. He and a group of friends make an annual pilgrimage from the United Kingdom to Newport Beach It is their way of paying homage to the place they con- sider the birthplace of long- boarding. ~ •This is like Mecca to us,• said Frankie Schuneman, ctlso from Wales and one of Lewis' business partners and surfing buddies. · Longboards, which origi· nated in Hawaii and were brought to the California coasl in the early 20th century, are a quintessential symbol of the surfer. Shortboards became popu- lar in the 1960s as technologi- cal advances allowed surf- board manufactwers to streamline the designs. With a smaller board and a pointed nose, a seasoned surfer can aggressively and quickly slash around on the waves. But there's nothing like an original. Many longtime What's AFLOAT • WHAT"S Afl.DAT runs periodically. If you know of an event or activity that could appear in this column, please mall the information to Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay Sl, Costa Mesa 92627, fax it to (949) 646- 4170 or e-mail It to dallypilotOlatimes.com excursions daily. The cost is $125 for one hour, with a six-passenger max- U:num and a three-hour minimum. Bongo's is at 2130 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-2810. WHILE· WITCHING Bongo's Sporlfbhlng Charters offers private party whale-watching Newport Landing Sporttlshlng offers a low-cost way to whale- watcb, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. week- days and 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. week- ends and holidays. The cost is $14 for adults, $8 for seniors and children under 12. Speaal discount rates are surfers never gave up long- boards, and beginners are learning that the length makes it easier to stay on top of a wave. Lewis and Schuneman, who were recently at Blackie's Beach, said longboarding is the only way to surf. Sbort- boarders are aggressive, where as longboarders are relAxed, they said. Also at Blackie's, Erin Var- nado, who one month ago bought a Jongboard, sat on the sand watching a small army of surfers on the 4-foot swells. There was not a shortboard in sight. •1 haven't tried a short- board, yet," said the petite 19- year-old. "I heard it's harder and I'm just learning. l have to wail for the waves to calm down -they're like, bigger than lam.• available. Newport Landing is at 309 Palm St., Newport Beach. For tnfor- mation, call (949) 675-0550. Pllgrtm of Newport. the 118-foot h.tstoric schooner, offers weekend whale-watching trips, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. The cost is $20 for adults and $15 for children. The schooner is also avail- able for private charter. Pilgrim of Newport is at dock number two, Rambow Harbor, Long Beach. For reservabons, call (714) 966-0686. The longboards are ideal for beginners, said ltent Arm· strong, an assistant manager at Becker's Surfboards, a Corona del Mar storE! where longboards are the specialty. The length makes it easier to catch a wave, Armstrong explained. Many surfers also like the laid-back attitude associated with the longboard. "It's low-key, Waikiki,• said Armstrong, who actually favors surfing on a shortboard. Armstrong admitted, though, there is a bit of rivalry between the two camps. Shortboarders are stereo- typed as young punks who might steal another surfer's wave. Longboarders are often thought of as slow and in the way of speedier surfers. But Armstrong said there really doesn't have to be a nft- longboarding is for everybody. Fun Zone Boat Co. guarantees whale or dolphln sightings dwing its excursions, or the next trip is free. Daily trips weekdays are at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and weekends at 9 a.m., noon and 2:30 p.m. Cost is $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, children ages 3 to 11 are $8, ages 2 and undet are free. Groups rates also available for schools, youths and groups of 15 or more. Discounts available on the web at www.newportwhalcwatch- ing.com . For reservations, call (949) 673-0240. As a former Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commissioner for New- port Beach, I was able tO view pro- grams offered by other ones. Believe me our boating, sailing, and Junior Ufeguard programs are sec- ond tononel lb.is IS a great opportunity for children to learn a sport or actJVity the right way in a safe and super- vised enwonment. Lt. Dottie Ronan of the Sheriffs Harbor Patrol tells me she's getting some new pumps dlld hose. "We're· receiving a new fireboat next month to replace an older boat,• Ronan said. One can only assume the boat will be outfitted with larger water "pumps• and a sufficient enough length of "hose" to battle the 12- plus marine fires that occur annual- ly in our harbor. "We have three fire boats assigned to Newport that are capa- ble of assisting departments in L.A. and San Diego. U requested, we will provide support lf a special need anses. We respond to emer- genaes out to the 3-mile luniL From that point it's the Coast Guard's temtory, however, we respond.to emergencies about halfway to Catalina (approximately 12-miles). The Catalina Department responds as well. so we meet half way,• Ronan said. The opening of the new Harbor Patrol facility Is postponed and a completion date will soon be deter- mined. • lEJaltANa PHILLIPS Is the Daily Pilot's boating writer. You can leave a message for him at 949-642-6086 or via e-mail at daily pilotOlatJmes.com . ' Of~ herein c.an be repn>do<«I Without wntt«' per· mtt110n of copyright ~ WEATHER IND SURF POLICE FILES VOL 94, NO. ll ,. . HOW JO REACH US CJraMtlOn The llmes Or~ County (800) 252-9141 ~ Clftlifled (949) 642 5678 Display (949) 642-4321 fdhaNf News (949) 642-5580 Spor1S (949) 57~23 News, Sports fex (949) ~ 170 E·ma1I. dllllyplotetatlmes com Mtlin Office 8uslnet1 Offke (949) 642_.321 Businea Fax (949) 631·7126 ~ llyllmll ~ N9WI. •Tim. MWror ~ .,-,. wm...LoWel, ... ldftof ~ ......... ~ldltor ........ Dir.nor of ..... .,, ............... ........ Ccpro.t I. .... -.a. ............ . ' TEM9£Ml'URES Balboa 71/50 \I Corona del Mar 72151 Costa Mesa 7'3/52 Newport Beach 72151 Newport Coast 72151 SURF fOMCAST The swell Is out of tht west for sets in the chest-to head-high levet. LOCATION SIZI \Nedge.-_ ............. 3·5 w Newport. ____ 3.5 w 81«klel. ........ -...3 5 w TIDES TODAY first low 3;42. m ............... n .1.7 First high 9:44 a.m ...................... 54 Second low 4.38 p.m ..................... .().) Second high , 11 .02 p.m .................... 4-1 TUESDAY First low 4:24 a.m ................ 1 7 First high 10.23 •.m N"MNH•Hnu5.2 Second low 509 p.m ............... 0.0 Second h19h 11:37 p.m ........ o1 ..... 4.3 ~ J9tt)' onnuumn3•5 W WA19 Cdall ............. -.. on•M3,5 w ~ 57 ~ is • partial list of ~rvice for s.rvice by the Costa • ~ and Newport S.aCh police ckpartm«lts r.ce1ved Since Jan. 25: COSTA MESA • Aden'9 Avenue: A cellular phone worth $100 was stolen from• car in the 1800 block on Wednesday • 9rtstol SirMb A purs..and its contents worth $120 were stolen from a car in the 2900 blodc on Jan. 28. • Nes..,-t ioulev..,.: lWenty compact d1~ worth St30 were stolen from• car in the 2400 block on Tues· d.ty evening. NEWPOtn" IEAOI • ._. ..... ~wd: A cellulat phone worth $200 W9I **"' frOrrl •tar In tht 2600 block on Jan. 2S • IMt ,_.. C-.t Hlghu09y. A walltt and Its contents wont\ S 150 were stolen from • cw in the :3200 b6odt on ~ • 1t1 •I rt C.... DrM: A cetlul¥ phone wor1h Sto W91 ...,..,, fn>m • aw In the 900 bk>dc on ~ ~ . Doily Pilot Monday, Feb<uory 7, 2000.3 We were left frozen in our tracks about news tip W e get lots of news tips here at the Dai- ly Pilot and most are pretty good, a credit to OlJ! loyal readers. Usually, we send out the bloodhounds to pursue those nuggets of news and often tl)ey tum into good stones. But a news bp we received at the top of the week left us frozen in our tracks. The tip, presumably sent by an employee of the New- port-Mesa Unified School District, alleged that officials at a local high school were engaging in illegal gam- bling. The tipster sent off docu- mentation, which included the names of some of the culprits, namely the athletic director, the reputed ring leader, dnd the principal. Good stuff, right? Well, yes and no. lt turns out the documented gam- Tony Dodero EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK bling evidence was none other than a Super Bowl pool. Hmm. How can I put this• lightly and avoid the possi- bility of a police raid. You see, there was no way I could assign a reporter to this story, or even an editor to edit it. Because we at the Daily Pilot were also guilty of having an office football pool for the Super Bowl. And I think, it's safe to ay, we were in good compa- ny. Thousands upon thou- sands of Super Bowl fans and non-fans take part in office pools each year. For my money, I'd bet for the most part they are a harm- less exercise, but the truth be known, the large-majonty of them are illegal, albeit minor, forms of gambling. Though, my police reporter assures me that he heard some offi- cers even talking about pools they were in. So, alas, because of a huge case of hypocrisy, this is a news tip that will have go the same route as the Tennessee Titans, close, but not quite enough. Besides, I'd probably have to give back the $50 my wife won .... You can say a lot of things about John Moorlach, the county's treasurer and chief COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW ' On The AGENDA DOLLARS AND CENTS The City Council is con- tinuing its discussion of a resolution to adjust rates and fees for City services -including dog licenses, use of City fields and cer- tain business permits - for the fiscal year 1999- 2000. Some fees would go up under the proposal, while others would drop. This measure was also considered at the Jan. 17 meeting, but the debate was continued because Mayor Gary Monahan wanted to discuss the fees with the City's finance department. What to expect: The council is now unified in its support of the resolu- tion, Monahan said, so debate is unlikely to be heated. .. It's completely uncon- troversial," Monahan said of the plan. "The only one questioning it was me." On The COUNCIL Costa Mesa c;ty Council 77 Fair Dr. Phone: (949) 754-5000 Mllyor: Gary Monahan COWKll: Libby Cowan, Linda Dixon, Joe Erikson, Heather Somers Li ' ')' ( I [1 11 l I I ' ' r • I 1 , t r t • I • : 1 1 \ ~ FYI WHERE TO MEET • When: 6;30 p.m. Monday • Where: Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive BALLPARK PROPOSAL A plan to convert the dilapidated TeWinkle Park Athletic Complex into a four-field softball complex is up for approval. The plan would see the park, which currently fea- tures two softball fields, a baseball d iamond and a "utility" field, converted into a four-field, softball- only complex. What to expect: This may be a provocative issue, as TeWinkle, howev- er rundown it may be, has sentimental value as a baseball field for some res- idents. SANTA ANA HEIGHTS The Council will discuss sending a resolution to the Orange County Board of Supervi~rs requesting sup- Gary Ubby Monahan Cowan Joe Heatber Erikson So men SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! W1th the Dailf Pilot ClASSIREDS CALL 642-5678 port for the annexation of the unincorporated area of The Santa Ana Heights. The resolution·would not specify what city should annex the area - both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa are possible candidates -but would simply encourage the County to enter into dis- cussions on the possibility of annexation If the Council goes ahead with the plan, it will request that the City of Newport Beach file a simi- lar resolution with the County. What to expect: The question of annexation is one that has many residents concerned. Some in Santa Ana Heights want the area to be annexed by Newport Beach, while others in Costa Mesa feel that their city would be the best fit. On this issue, however, both sides should be fairly unified, because the reso- lution only addresses the possibility of annexation and doesn't spell out who should be involved in such an arrangement. . l I I I : j i : ! i l Unda I Di.son I I 1 I : i ! t I I I I ZAHER PALI.AHi, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Acccg., Audits, Taxes 15% discount to CM Residents (714) 546-4272 tax collector. Top of the list of course is that he's a great financial whiz who, ii we would have listened to him lil 1994, probably could have saved the county from suffer- ing th~ worst municipal bankruptcy in history. He's also the guy, I, and other property owners wnte our property tax checks to each year. And I'm sure peo- ple say a lot of things about him at that point. But l>emg a great 1udge of newspaper 1oumdlism isn't something J'd particularly ascribe to him Nonetheless, we in the media 11ow have more than Pulitzers to aun for, now that the Moorlach Award for Excellence in Journalism on Government Accountability is 111 exis- tence. The three awards, locked oCf this year by Moorlach's office, are titled, Breaklng the Story, The Heavy Lilting and The ln 1ghtful Column. And apparently the only catch to wtnning such a cov- eted prize \S you have to wnte about something Moor- lach thinks is important. Take for instance the stones • Moorlach deemed the best in all three categones of his inaugur~ awards. Each dealt with his latest cause. the 91 Express Lane toll road. Curse that road for not stretchmg down to Newport- Mesa. Otherwise, I know we would have had a chance. But I guess not everyone can win a Moorlach ... I recently had the plea- sure of sitting next to and ·across from ow esteemed mayors, Costa Mesa's Gary Monahan and Newport Beach's John Noyes at a lun- cheon for the Orange County Coast Assn at the Newport Ndut1cal Museum. The event, which featured mayora from north and south county beach c1tJes, wai; very i.ru.ight1ul and Noyes and Monahan did us proud. And Monahan, after click- ing off a Jong list or accom- plistunents C<btd Mesa had achi~ved, mude a gudrdnlec that 1 want to hold him to. He pronus<'<l that the old Costa MP.sa I hgh School fdrm site, which has b~en plagued by d ctti.P of non- groWlilg gra'is, wtll indeed open up thic, year complete with new soccer Ile Ids. But d'> county Supervisor Jun Silva, the emce~ of the luncheon. pointed out, he's not getting mur.h help from the rdtn • QNY..DQQERO .11J.he.ed1toc at the Daily Pilot . He can be reached at 949 574-4258 or via e-mail ai tonydodt>roOlat1mes com NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW On The AGENDA GEmNG A PIECE OF HIGHWAY What to expect: The Coro- na del Mar Business Improve- ment Distnct hds d plan to redo the stretch of Pacific Coast Hlghwdy thdl runs lhrough the community. However, in order lo do so, the city will have to gam con- trol over the one rrule stretch of highway from Caltrans · The proposed design would play off of the noral lheme runrung through the commuruty. Flowering tree!. and other plants would deco- rate the streets. Planners would like to have a flordl tile mosaic m the· rmddle of the business dislnct to give Coro- na del Mar a center. RECOVERING FROM BANKRUPTCY What to expect: The City will appoint the the Adnu.rus- trative Services Drrector to receive all the proceeds from the 1994 Orange County bankruptcy. Council will also ddopl a settlement agreement with the county and other parties mvolved. Sue years ago the county and Orange County Investment Pools filed a Chapter 9 bank- ruptcy. At that time the City hdd invested about $17 .3 million m the pool, primanly m bonds. Smee .then, the count} has successfully litigated a num- ber of cases aga..mst brokers, accountants, lawyers and so on The total recovered i~ mone than $850 million. These funds will be avail- able for chstnbution Feb. 24, but the oty needs to appoint a representative to receive the funds. It also needs to adopt a c;ettl~ment agreement_ between all the involved parties. .. SUPPORTING EL TORO AND OPPOSING MEASURE F What to expect: Council will coilSlder adopting a resolution to oppose Measure F, which proposes to allow residents to vote on approving any new or ·FYI WHERE TO MEET • WHEN: Study session begms at 4 p.m and the regular agenda at 7 p.m. • WHERE: City Council Chamber at 3300 New- port Blvd. exp<inded Jail. hazclfdous wcsste landfill or a.11port. The trutiative would mdke conwrting the for- mer mcmne base into an airport more difficult. . Newport Beach and other groups that support the pro- posed El Toro airport chal- lenged the measure m court. But, the 1udge did not hnd a compelhng reason not to put the measure on the ballot The OrangE> County Reg1ondl Airport Authonty and other member c1tiE's have ddoptcd d s1m1lar resolution opposmg the measure And given that the City Council ha~ already mdde their posi- tion regarding the turport clear. 1t 1~ likely that the city will also adopt a re olubon. --------------, Carpet Cleaning Coit's powerful mobile carpet cleaning equipment , I removes ground in dirt to help extend carpet life. We are I certified to comply with all major carpet manufacturer<; cleaning pecific~tions, including Stam resistant carpel'> I 1-800-FOR-COIT I I I 1-800-FOR-COIT I I Llm11 one per cU\lomcr: Noc valid wnh any other ~pccill or coupon' I Minimum ch~c required. 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The age gap didn't bother most of the couple's fnends and family, but it may have hung over the relationship like a dark cloud. Pegye got the wedding she dreamed about as a little girl when she and Bechler were married in a majestic German castle in 199~. Only a handful of people could afford the European excur- sion. For Pegye, it was a reward of sorts after working long hours to start her own business. Now, not only did she have a successful physi- cal therapy company, she was also married in her mid 30s and was ready to start a fam- ily. For the five years they were married, everything seemed Wee Camelot. The princess had found her prince. The couple moved from an apartment on the Balboa Peninsula into a home on Cliff Driye. Pegye gave birth to three healthy children - two boys and a girl. The busi- ness was thriving and both were workmg in unison to build clientele and revenue. Some friends said the pair was happily married -Bech- ler was a doting father, while Pegye was a caring mother who was put in long hours at work. But others said they saw the strains of marnage and work culminating in heated arguments. Bechler may have felt slighted by his older wife because she ran the business HARDBALL CONTINUED FROM 1 issue where dollars and cents come before children.• The lone baseball field at TeWinkle Park has been underuWized during the past several years. What once was considered the crown Jewel among Ormge Cowity facili- ties bas deterlorated into a bush league park. Only a handful of out-of-town teams use TeWUlkle these days and .. • ... .. DON UACH I OAllY PILOT Erle Bechler, seated center, attending the memorial at Crystal Cove on May 24, 1997 for his wife Pegye. and even asked him to return to school. Bechler graduated from UCI with a bachelor's degree in ~tory in 1994. What may have hurt the Bechlers the most was their desire for financial success. The ritzy and glamorous lifestyle of Newport Beach may have rubbed off on them. Both of them came from households where there wasn't much money to go around. Pegye's family was- n't wealthy and relied on farming to pay the bills. The Bechler's were enamored with living lavishly. Money was an object to them. They believed therr road to fortune would be paved by the sale of their business to a health-care organization in late 1996. The Bechlers expected a windfall of money from stock options and the promise that they would be r~tained as employees for two years. The company ren~ed on the $1.2 million deal and the Bechlers only received half of the stock shares promised and were no longer consid- Costa Mesa High has played there sparingly. •There's some nostalgia to be lost here,• sa.Jd Mayor Gary Monaha.ri. •we're losing what. at one time, was one of the better baseball fields in the area. But it's ;,. -iot that any- more." But some ot the youth base- ball supporters claim the dty has purposely ignored main· . taining the fields so they can pave the way for a lucrative, revenue-generating renova- tion. Compared to youth base· ball, softball is the Mark McG- ered employees of the company. to do what he want- Did Bechler do ed, he would do it With a s~ck of outstanding bills to pay and everything he . could to look for three children to his wife? Was feed, Eric Bech- ler cashed in lus portion of stock to. support the family. The prob- Pegye uncon- scious .somehow before she fell lems were overboard? by hirnsell. The couple took that fateful voyage JuJy 6, 1997. Bech- ler told authorities he was bodyboard- ing behind the 19- foot boat, while Pegye was at the helm. He said a mounting and the pressure was building, friends --------wave pitched hUn said. When the couple decid- ed not to pursue litigation, Pegye wanted to start anoth- er business calling it P.M. Physical Therapy. - The lllltials stoed for her maiden name. Several months later, the couple rented a powerboat for the alternoon. An after- noon that changed their lives forever. TROUBLE AT SEA Some people said Bechler l.tked to do things his way. He respected Pegye, but also was head strong and if friends or family didn't want. wire of recreational sports, giv- ing the city thousands of dol- lars from use fees 1t charges teams. "It seems this has been all by design so far,• • said Pat McGuire, president of the Costa Mesa Amencan Llttle League. "They have thought about putting in softbdll fields for a long time. We understand they want a softball complex, but not at the expense of our children." Tbere Me some alternatives that have been discussed. U • Te Winkle was converted mto a off the board and underneath the water. When the waves set- tled and his head poked out from the water, his wife was gone, he claims. Bechler couldn't really explain what happened, but he figured the same wave had thrown his WlfG over- board. She may have hit her head on the side of the boat, he told police. Authorities searched the area for days, even employ- ing a Navy submarine that scoured the depths of the ocean. A Coast Guard report Wed months after Pegye's disap- pearance said it was unlikely softball-only fac1hty, Costa Mesa High could have lights added to accommodate night games. AJso the .league that has suffered the most from the few, remaining youth baseball fields may have Davis Field to itself. The Pony Letlgue for 13- to 14-year-olds has had prob- lems in the past finding a home because the base paths have to be aloored, McGuire added. Still, many of the youth baseball proponents are clam· oring to save TeWinkle. • Staff reporter ALEX COOi.MM contnbut:ed to this story, @5~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3 168 Harbor Blvd. COsta Mesa One lloc:IL SouUI of 405 PW)' (714) 848-7168 llTO ICCllllT llCftll she was ejected from the boat and never resurfaced. Bechler's account was sus- pect, authorities quietly thought. So many questions arose after her disappearance. Was it possible she rell and sud- denly sank to the bottom? Did Bechler do everything he could to look for his wife? Was Pegye unconscious somehow before she fell overboard? Prosecutors won't talk publicly about the case, but they contend privately that Bechler mdy have used a dumbbell weight to kill lus wlfe before dumping her body overboard. If that was the case, any stretch of the Southern California · coast may have been the site of the alleged murder. Since his wife's death, Bechler has gone about his life, despite the tragic events. Several months after Pegye disappeared, Bechler moved to a Newport Coast apartment where he asked a new girlfriend to live with him. The three children, the • TRAFFIC CONTINUED FROM 1 Ule executive vice president ,of the PTA board. Although parents have many traffic concerns, such as the lack of parking and the need for crossing guards, blinking lights and reduced speed limit signs. the danger of Newport Coast Drive is by far the most worrisome. •vou can look at it as a six-lane road or negotiating as many as 18 cars," said Geor91a Ingram, a concerned parent who lives to the north of the school site. "Even as an aduJt you have to run to make it across." Like Ingram's child, most of the students are coming from the north, on the other side of the busy thorough- fare, Schonwit said. "It's not just the speed fun. it, it's also the congestion, it's a major artery," Scbonwit said. •As a result we as a PTA and a community would like to sec two pedestrian bridges built." One PTA rnember, Diana Snider-Henson, pho- tographed evcral bridges sinular to what they would like to see at Newport Coast and got rough estimates from several architects. She found it would llkely coi;t between $1 and $4 mil- lion per bridge. Doily Pilot olde5t who lS now 6, were given to Pegye's parents and one of her sisters. While Bechler looked for another Job, he was alsO actively pursued the $2.5 mil- lion of Pegye's llf e insurance money that he believes he's entitled to. He asked the county to tSSue a death cer- blicate, a necessity for insur- ance companies, so he could • collect. They never gave him one. Prosecutors believe it was the life insurance money that pushed Bechler to murder hls wile. When Bechler was arrested ID November, prosecutors said they bad their man and a strong case against him .. The clincher is reportedly a taped conversation between Bechler and his girlfriend in which he allegedly makes incriminating statements about his wife's death. However, the girlfriend said she and Bechler were under llie influence of drugs and she may have coerced the statements from him. · Although an accusation of murder has been levied against one of their children, both families have kept m contact. Bechler has called Pegye's parents from jail, but he has been unable to speak Wlth the children. Bechle~ has always main- tarned his innocence, claim- ing a· mysterious wave took Pegye's life. not him. And with another court date looming at the end of this month, it will soon be up to him to prove that he's right. TIU DEATH DO THEY PART7 1990: Pegye Marshal and Eric Bechler are introduced 1992: The couple are mar- ned in Neuschwanstein Cas- tle, Germany 1996: The Bechlers decide to sell Pegye's physical thera- py business to a Costa Mesa corporation. They learn they won't receive the agreed amount ID their contract 1997: The Bechlers cele- brates their fifth wedding anruversary with a boating trip off the Newport coast Only Eric Bechler returns from the trip. He claims lus wife must have been thrown overboard by a wave. Her body is never found 1999: Eric Bechler 1s charged with his wife's mur- der, more than two years after she disappeared. Prose- cutors sdy he was seeking a life insurance-policy an Pegye's name Meanwhile Orange Coun- ty traffic engineer, James Swatzel has begun a traffic study in the area. . "He has put together some prelimlllary recom- mendations,• said lgnacluo Ochoa, a county traffic engi- neer and Swatzel's supervi- sor. ·nus is the way that the county approaches all new schools. We look at school's surrounding area and follow a set of guidelines. That's whdt Mr. Swatzel is charged with, implement.mg traffic controls." That usually means look- ing at putting in bliriking lights and postmg signs to reduce speeds limits to 25 mph when school children ·are out, Ochoa said. "We have posted these types or signs at other schools cldjacent to artenal highways," he said. "1\-affic is hedvy and we morutor the situation, but you need ade- quate enforcement.• Parents are not alone m this hght, said school board president Danll Black. The board and the district has been discussing parent's potential problems with dropping off and picking up studt>nts for quite some time, he said. "We're in the process of working with parents,• Black said. "It is a big con- cern for each and every one of us. It wa~ disconcerting to go thorn for the ground- breaking.• FRIE REPORT Clasmfted ads work for reveals wh.ar the lnl\ltaha oomrantn don't want )'OU to know, W11 your car •niuttd? You may be coo!I It may he wttks, monch1 or even yurt before you expenence p~un, 1t1ffnen, Madachn, ev~n 111nhnt1 ! Don' tenlc your cate unul )'•>u read our free rqx>n. .... .;. .. • l 1 .;,;H .: ; I) ; I I) I I YOU! . . Daily Pil.ot Ill Dai'J)Pilot SPORTS HALL OF FAME ., .. . " CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM DAVE P~RSEL Estancia • After enduring one huge s.e tback after another, the Estancia product continues to go the distance. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT M asters runner Dave Parsel 1s 1111 UV10g proof that 1111111 tragedy can turn to treasure. A fonner Estancid High dild Orange Coast College football player, Parse! never missed a game until breaking his leg at the end of his sophomore year at occ As pdrt or his rehabilitallon, Parse!, a small-framed wide receJVer, started jogging. Next thing you know, hP's entering a SK race and a distance runner is born. Fast forward to 1997, about 20 years later. After anothN serious setback -skin cancer -Parsel figures his illustrious masters But after OCC football coach Dick Tucker's.squad won the '7S national championship, Parsel returned to the gridiron and became the Pirates' leading receiver in 1976, catching 22 passes for 307 yards. He bad 18 receptions for 175 yards in '77 before breaking his leg. •once I got the cast off, I started jogging around," Parsel said. •it's ironic what twned me into a distance runner." In the summer of '79, Parse) entered his first race, a lOK in Bucyrus, Ohio, his parents' hometown, tor fun. His expectations were low. Parse! clocked a 43:38 and was "just glad to make it." But he kept improving. career is finished m Dave Parsel terms of victory Jibbons and.champagne In the fall of 1985, Parse! was recruited by OCC men's cross country coach Gordie Fitzel. "I was 30, but I celebrabons. Instead, the adversity becomes a blessing and now you can't slop him. ·After I had the slon cancer on my leg removed, I nussed 23 days of runrung m d row," Parsel said, "but when I got back mto trairung and racing, aJJ of the . sudden I had a bredkthrough, and I stdrted running and rdcmg a lot more. "I figured I woilld not be winning any more races, and I was just glad to be running, so I was not going to worry about (winning)." After the removal of skin cancer on his leg. Pdrsel ended up competing in 37 events in 1997 and won 17 of them. mostly SK and lOK races. Parse!, who also met his Iutwe bride, Beth, that year, is a regular on the marathon and haU-;marathon orcuits and is one of the top rnd.Sters runners in Orange County. Since a family reunion Oct. 18, 1997, Parsel hasn't rrussed d day of running and lS on pace to run 12,000 nules in 1,000 days, a goal. if he stays healthy, expected to be accomplished by the middle of July Uus year. Whether it's a long run of 17 miles or an easy, three-mile jog, Pdrsel runs every day rain or shine. I le even ran on his wedding day, Jan. 9, 1998. then ran a half mardthon the Mxt day. "l ran less thtin a mile on my wedding day," he !>aid. "It was my shortest day. I just went in the morning for about 1 O minutes and tt he>lpcd relai me." A sprinter in track and field at Estanoa (Class of '73), Parse! was a running bdck m football his freshman and sophomore yean., but Dan Pnnceotto became the varsity's featured ballcorrier and Par.,el moved to wide r ce1v •r, where he caught pa! • from quarterback Mike Mago r. Parser, csl o teammat with Eagle stars Vince Klees and Scott Gayner, did not participatE' m ports while uttending OCC" out or high ~chool. still wasn't the oldest runner on '"e team,• said Parsel, referring to then-43-year-old teanunate Tom Bums. Parse!, who had also competed in triathlons, kept getting faster and faster. By the spnng of '86, he won his first race, a SK in Brentwood, and wound up running the S,000 and 10,000 meters for OCC's track team. In the fall of '86, Parsel won the Orange Empire Conference individual cross cowitry championship, then captured the state championship in the 10,000 meters the following spring for the Pirates. At age 32, Parse! was named the school's Male Athlete of the Year. •rm probably the oldest Athlete of the Year in the state of California community colleges," said Parsel, who has been on a rodd tear ever since, havmg won 105 races and established personal-best times of 30:37 in the 10K and 14:43 m the SK. The brother of nm. the current Estancia High Boys AUtletic Director, Parse! has competed in seven marathons in his masters career "It takes a long time to recover (from a marathon),• said Parsel, who finished fowth overall (2:31:30) in his last marathon, the Pacific Shoreline at Hwitington Beach. Growing. up, Parse! once played Pop Warner football wider Coach Rolly Pulaski (a Newport Harbor High standout from the early 19SOs). The team. the Costa Mesa Cowboys, went 12-0 and captwed tho Southern California championslup But Parsers No. 1 highlight LS ~g the '87 state championship in the 1 OK. Par.>el, today's honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, serves as a volunteer runrung coach at OCC. He spent many years as a machine o)><'.rator and today is semiretired. •1 haven't made mud\ and I don't spend much," said the S-foot-9 Pusel, who weighs as much today (150 pounds) as h e did during his junior year in high school. Abrams falls in the semifinals f ARMf:RS BRANCH, Texas -(Al I.._ n NcwpoM Beach 's Gooff Abrams of .,....._ Stanford was elinunated in the semifi. nals ot the men's singles at the Rolax Naoonal lntercollegllte ~ Championships-Saturday. The Newport Harbor High produ<.1, playing m the third l9g OI the Intercollegiate Tennil AnOdatioa's Grand Slam, and bolted by South· em Melhodilt Univenlty at the Brookhaven Country Cub )\alt outilde of Oellas, dropped • 6-7. 6-l, w dedlkn to No. 2·eeed Jell MantloD of Pb1da . . . - Quote Of DIEDAY •t figured I would no1 be winni1g orry more roe.es, ood I was jt9 glad to be rooning ... • Dave Parsel, Oaiy Pilot Sports Hall of Farner Sports Ed11of Rc;>ger Corf50n • 949...5744223 • ~.February 7, 20CX> 5 It's ~ot ~ matter of losing • Still, a silver lining is a possibility. baseball in the late '40s on cl shoestring, and 30 years latPr, he barely had sandals for his Hdrbor Area baseball program Not d whole lot bas changed m t~rms of avic support. B eing perce~ved as someo~e. under the Ughtf for who doesn t like cheese isn t a their fans on a . Q:ood thing for politicians these Friday night, only days, if you follow the somewhat to be turned away comical ad. business on .television. when there were I.n real life, a reputation for being no tights Seem$ anti-ba~eball and anti-youth isn't so there wds but one good, either. . . key to get to the So xou see, ~e Cos~ Mesa City switch, dJld the Co';IDcil has an mteresti.ng problem person with the torugbt when it is scheduled to vote key was upon a proposal to extend and build convenientl on an already-spent $30,000 for more "out of towX. advice on how to shred TeWinkle · Roger Corlsow PERSPEOIVE Park and re-do it for four softball They wound up fields, an expense said to eventually playmg the gcune th~ next day at be in the $2-3 million range. Costa Mesd High. in. the ~81Il. There will be no baseball at all Whdt the council is gomg to see Just adult softball teams fro~ all · lorught are a lot of very frustrated over Orange County. fans of bdseball, who are sick and In reality, baseball won't be losing tired of the Costa Mesa Recreation much. You can't lose something you Deportment and the runarounds they don't have m the first place. The have endured with 1t. recreation department has already In the long run, after the council taken care of that over the past few most lJkely goes dlong with the •yea~with shameful acts of recreal.Jon d~partrnent's dubious non-performance to virtually kill nwnbers, those same people will whatever baseball could get out of probably be better off in terms of the baseball field, which was the their menldl health. centerpiece when they built it. One of the more depressing Th.e ~act is if you were to get ~gs is to drive around Aliso penrusSt<;>n to play at TeWmkle you Niguel or Ml.ssion VieJO, or Irvine, or would wis.h you hadn't, because of so mdny other obes, and then retwn the. conditions of the delapitated to Costa M~d and dlternpt to facility and grounds. compare youth sports fdollbes. Then there was last year's fiasco How come it's so obviously Costa Mesa and Estancia high lnlportant to people elsewhere? school ~seban teams arrived to play And so ununportant dfOund here? their Pacific Coast League game Rod MdcMillian began youth TA.VA KASHU8A I DALY Pl.OT Newport's Nicole Ashton makes a move as Mesa's Julie Hitt defends. Mesa struggles •Tars cut deficit to five points before Mesa prevails, 37-23. Joseph Boo Hitll_ school a.iris · BDKETBALL Out of all this, reportedly, has come forth a poss1b1lity from wtthin the structure of the 'council, that . maybe C0sta MeSd High's· bdsebd.ll field would be Ut up by the oty. and perhaps DaVlS Field, which has been liquidated into a softball held by the recreation department, would be altered to accommodate PONY (13 and-14-yedr-olds) baseball. The cost: Probably about $250 000 for lights at Costa Mesa. Very little tor Davis Field. If so, with control of those fields ~der the current high school JOl.1lt·use program (and the recreation department completely out of the pictureJ, 1t. would be an awesome gift from the city moguls to the 13-14-year-old youngsters of Costa Me:;a, Costa Mesa High, and E~tancia, should the Eagles desire rughl games. Other high school~ could also be accommodated Baseball facilibes m Costd MeSd may never be on a par with the deep pockets of the South Coast, but when you've been work.mg with shoestrings for 50 years, black high-tops would seem a blessmg. I'm just hoping thdt at some pomt ~ee ~embers of the city council will smile, say cheese and sign a baseball for Costa Mesa's youth. We'd take the picture. GIRLS WATER P$)LO Newport Harbor eighth·at SoCal Championships •Tars bow out with two losses on final day of play. IRVINE -Newport Harbor High's girls water polo team lost twice Saturday at the Irvine Southern California Champi- onships, and finished m eighth place.at Irvine. · 1n the seventh-place game. Foothlll (16-7), who Newport beat, 7-5, the previous week. got revenge with dn 11-6 wm. Katherine Belden led Newp0rt (18-7, ranked No. 7 in CfF South- ern Section·D1v1S1on I) with three goals, But No. 3 Foothill's Day- lene Coberly and Brittany Hayes combined for seven goals. Newport's Jenna Murphy scored twice and Kyndra Cox one for the Sailors. Goalie Heather Deyden, made eight saves. In the fifth-place senulmals, Long Beach Wilson came back from a S-3 deficit after three quar- ters to beat Newport, 8-7 lt's the second tune the No. 2 Sn.uns (17-7) have defeated the Sailors by a single goal this season. Cox led Newport's attack with three goals Newport's Ali Taylor scored twice, and Belden and Enn Ball each had one goal. Dey- den made rune save . Carlson scores eight D AILY PILOT thtrd. the Tars were only down 23-18 .. IRVINE -It was a wild one, but Corona del Mar 1-tigh's girls water polo tcdJJl won a madcap 14-11 shootout against San Diego Coronado to take 15th place. NEWPORT BEACH-Costa MeSd High's girls basketball team did not get a lot of style points Sdturday against Newport Harbor. In fact, the Mustangs didn't get a lot of points period. Though it was difficult for them to get the ball through the hoop, Mesa eventually pulled out a 37-23 nonleague win at Newport Harbor. The one telling sign for Mesa (lS-9, ranked No. No. 8 in CIF South- ern Section Division Ill-AA) was the third quarter. Tha t's when the Mus· tangs made one basket. That's right. one Nancy Hatsusbi jumper 5:34 into the quarter. •J'm not surprised about 'New- port." Costa Mesa Coach Jim Weeks said . •1•m surprised we didn't make a basket for six mmutes. If we were playing Woodbridge, it would be understandable. We just couldn't shoot. Except for that, we dominated the game.• Though Mesa outrebounded the Sailors (4·21) and forced more · turnovers, it. miSsed shots or every variety. Seven three-pointers went for rebounds iri tbe third. Layups also failed to cooperate. With every milled lbot, Newport's oonlldence started to grow .. Nlcok! Aabton, who ICOr8d 94!\'en points, l'luhed to the basket fOI two buckets, and Athena Vaquez, who bed m = did llkewile. And lo and Wba Briana 8roOkl bit • 1'11111* with •27 MCCJnds left in the "We were playing well, and play- ing hard,• Newport Coach Gregg Sav- age said "I'm happy with our effort in the second· half. We got within five. Should've been three, though." Unfortunately for Newport. Mesa• decided enough. was e.nough in the fourth. 1t put in the trio of Hatsusbi, Jenny Earnest and Au~ Smith, who di din 't start. Srruth got four of her six pomts, had two blockS and most of her 11 rebound 10 the fourth. Leigh Marshall, Mesa's high scorer with rune points, hit her third lhree- pomt r to open the fowth: Hatsushi followed wtth her own three to gwe the Mustang a 29· 18 lead. It then clo cd out the game on an 8-S run. ·we wanted to play as many peo- ple as po 1blo and give other girls a chan to Mart,• Weeks said. •sut maybe not having our nonnal starters did something with our offente. • Nc~rt was also milling a piece of il<t ~tarting lineup when lenior Mol- ly Wee<ln hliri her left knee ln practke and watched ~ame on autchtls. -.. Freshman Damelle Carlson was the offensive star for CdM with eight goals, outdueling Coronado's Birttany Hctnsen, who had six. Down, 10-9, after threE> quarter, CdM (14-11, ranked No 4 in CIF OIVl. ion IV) exploded for five goals m the fourth quarter. Chnstina Hewko cored four times for the Sea Kings. Daniela DiGiacomo and Melinda Tucker each had one goal for CdM. In the 13th-place miftnals, CdM was edged by Canyon, ti·S Tucker and D1Giacomo had two goals each for GdM Goah Arin H ndrlckson had f ow Mesa finishes 28th .. - _6_~ __ doy __ ._~_bruo __ ry_1_,_2000 ____________________________ ~~f>()~___;;------~-----------------------------D-o_ily __ Pi __ I~ WATER POLO SUMMARIES HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING · COLLEGE BASEBALL Four. champions crowned 'ORANGE COAST SPLITS HIGH SCHOOl. GIMS IMNI SOUTHERN CA&IOMlA OUUl .. 0-...S SATURDAY'S FARE AT s.,, ... ~ Foonau. 11, ~ HAMott 6 • Estancia finishes second at Pacific Coast League finals; 19 local wrestlers qualify for CIF. 18m9 Snyder wJns 189-pmMI crown ITS O'BRIEN TOURNEY Newport Harbor 1 2 1 2 • 6 Foothill -2 3 3 3 • 11 Newport Haf'bot' -Belden 3, Murphy 2, (OJI 1. Saves -Oeyden 8. Foothill -Coberly 4, Haye 3, Oomani<: 1, Card 1, Pirro 1, Allison I. Saves -Feher 6. Fifth.plKe semtfinal LB WUON 8. N£WPOM HARIOR 7 Long Beach Wilson 1 1 1 5 -8 Newport Harbor 1 3 1 2 • 7 Long IHch Wltson -Bell 2, McMullen 2, Azevedo 2, Hogan 1, Turley 1. Saves · Barr 7. Newport tt.rbor · Cox 3, Taylor 2. Belden 1, Ball 1. Saves -Deyden 9. 1Sth-p1He C.cRONA DB. MAR 14, CclRoNADo 11 Coronado 3 1 3 4 -11 Corona del Mar 5 3 1 5 • 14 Coronado -B. Hansen 6, Rodriguez 4, K. Hansen 1. Saves -Gaskin 11. CotOna det Mar -carlson 8. Hewko 4, Tucker 1, DiGiacomo 1. Saves -Hendrickson 2. ' 1lth-plaee semfflnal CANYON 6, ~ 0£.l MAR 5 Corona del Mar 1 0 1 ~ 3 • 5 CORONA DEL MAR - Estanci~ High's wrestling team finished second in the Pacific Coast League champi- onships Saturday at Corona del Mar, 20 points behind league champion University. CclM finished third, followed by Costa Mesa. The three Newport-Mesa schools sent 19 wrestlers to the CIP Southern Section meet. The top two wrestlers in each weight class quali- fied. Among the meet high· lights: Estancia's Abe tnouye pinned his little brother, CdM's Ben Inouye. in 1:51 for the 112 weight title. Dan Oruguze of CdM pinned Matt Mueller of Estancia in 20 sec- UMNI!-~ ~ Hlgb wndeJ MldMlel $DY· der captured the View l.fJegue dwnpkmship In tbe 2 89·pound weight clall With a ftnaJi pm m 50 l8COndl Sat· urday.at Woodbridge High,~ tb8 SallOi' oa ID1be CtP Div. m ~Feb. 18-19 at canyon m.s High. Also with tickets to CJF are tblrd·ploce Bruce lim (119) and Matt Gou (145). Altemat81 ~place ftahen) are Rost Vogele (140), Taylor Xnowlel (160) and Joe Madrid (171). onds in the 171-pou.nd finals. Jesse Ynez of Costa ~esa got an 18·8 decision over Jesse Wynkoop of CdM for the 130- pound title. And Aaron Hack- er of CdM won a 12-5 deci· sion for the 160-pound crown. PAORC COAST LEAGUE CHAM- PtONSHtf'S T-.m st.Mdlng 1. university. 192 2. Estancia, 172 3. Corona de! Mar, 115 4. COSt& Mesa. 96 S. Northwood, 12 lndjvldual 103 • M. ~aldez (Est) pinned Donovan (CM), 1:17 112 ·A Inouye (Est) pinned B. Inouye (CdM), 1151· 119 -carmona <Est> pinned Doty (Uni), 2'.25 125 • Kang (Uni) pinned Slmlnoff (CdM), 1:12 130 ·Ynez (CM) dee. Wyr\koop (CdM), 1Ba 135 ·Chen (Uni) dee. Tapia (Est), 3-2 140 -J. Valdez dee. Olsarrvb (CM), 9-6 145 -Myers (Uni) pinned David (CM). :58 152 ·Gamboa (lJ11i) pinned Trac.y (CM), :32 .. 160. Hack« (CdM) dee. Ching <Uni). 12-5 • 171 -Oruguze (CdM) pinned Mueller (Est), :20 . 189 -F. Gamboa (Uni) pinned Morales (Est), 1:09 215 -i:tialer (E.st) pinned Kleine (Uni), 2:45 Heavyweight • Duckies .(Uni) dee. Veach (Est), 4-3 criteria overtime. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's baseball team defeated San Diego City in its first game of the Matt O'Brien Memorial Tour- nament Saturday at OCC, 6: 4. The Pirates dropped a 12· 11 detision to Moorpark in the second game. Ja~on Reuss and Ryan Franco led off the fifth. inning with back-to-bac1t homers td propel Orange Coast College to the victory over San Diego City. OCC's Adam Anderson, who went 3 for 5 with a dou- ble and triple, drove in Coro- na del Mar High product Eric Wiethom for tlie go-ahead run in the eighth inning. OCC (1-2) starter ·Johll Coleman pitched six innings and gave up four runs. only one earned. OCC's Blair Havens hit a gr~nd slam as the Pirates scored five runs in the first Ullling, but Moorpark chipped away and put up three runs in the eighth to win. Wiethom went 2 for 3 and scored two runs tor OCC. MATI 0 '8"1EN MEMOltlAl TOURNAMENT OCC 6, SAH DIEGO CITY 4 ' occ 101020020 -6 11 3 San Diego CC 030 001 000 • 4 8 2 Coleman, Oeven (7) and Murphy. Keller (9); Bullard, Dutka (5), Meshack (9) and Slania. W • Deven, 1-0; L -Dutka, 0-1. 28 -Anderson (OCQ. Flores, Ferrer (SOC). 38 -Anderson (OCQ. HR • Reuss. France (OCQ. M<>ovARK 12, OCC 11 Moorpark 230 400 030 -12 18 2 occ 500 230 001 -11 7 1 Corona, Kirby (4), Johnson (8) and Gerber; Bostick, Lambert (4), Surdock (4), canada (6). Harris (8) and Keller. W • Kirby;.L -Canada; SV -Johnson. 28 -Wiethorn (OCC), Block (MP), Voorhees (MP). 3B • Fatur (MP), Nellen (MP). HR -Havens (OCC), Kolba (MP). canyon 1 2 t 2 -6 ' CotOna def Mar -Tucker 2, DIGiacomo 2, Hapeman 1. CXJU.EGE ..... MOMCOta scam COLLEGE SOFTBALL VU drops two to Cal Baptist Saves -Hendrick.son 4. c.nyon -Mathewsqn 2, McDonald 2, Rafety 1. Volcon 1. Saves-na. 27th-pillOI . LAGUNA HIU.S 9, CosTA MESA 4 Costa Mesa . 2 1 0 1 -4 USIU 8; .VMGUAllD 1 c:'~> TENNIS lost to Maebara (USIU), W , 2-6, Godfrey (VU) IOst to TOtnquist. 1-0, 1-6; ~nez (VU) lost to Hull, 1-6. ().(;; Speer-Pardee (VU) def. Mejia (USIU), 6-1, 6-0; Boyo MJ) lost to Burtts (USIU), 2-6, 2-6; Fetree (VU) IOst to Joubln (USIU), 1-6. 2-6. Vanguard sweeps Cal Lutheran THOUSAND OAKS - Vanguard University's soft· ball team swept a nonconfer- ence doubleheader with host C~ Lutheran Saturday. NONCONRRENCE Game one Vanguard 7. Cal Lutheran 6 Vanguard 030 000 04 • 7 9 2 RIVERSIDE -Vanguard University's baseoall tea m lost twice to host Cal Baptist Saturday in Golden ·Sta te Athletic Conference games. . inning game. Vanguard dropped to (0-3, 0-2). GOU>EN' STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CA1. BAl'TIST 9, VANGUARD 4 Vanguard 300 001 000 -4 6 S Laguna Hills 4 2 .1 2 -9 Costa Mesa • K. Petersen 1, Bayes 1, Martinovich 1, Steenhard 1. Saves-C. Petersen 1 1. SCHEDULE Dcdilaa -Poya~odfrey (VU) lost to Maebar•Hull (USIU), 2-8; Martioez-F«ree (VU) lost to TomquiSt-Burks (USIU). 1..a: Speet·Pardff. tn the first game, the Uoos (2-2) scored three runs in the top of the seventh, and then held on for the 7-6 victory. Jill Ramsey had two RBis and Valerie Vanaken went 2 for 4. tn the second game, Stacey Caggiano went 3 for 3 with two RBis as Vanguard won, 8-5. cat Lutheran 102 000 03 • 6 9 3 Smith,Liebengood(4)and Devey; Lemons and Brown. W • Liebengood, M; L -Lemons, 0-1. 2B • Ramsey (VU). Game two V•nguard S. Cal Lutheran 5 Vanguard 530 000 0 -8 13 2 ln the openet, Cal Baptist's Jeremy Ramsey drove in three runs as his team won, 8- 4. Ryan Dambach went 3 for 4 for Vanguard and scored one run. Matt Tisthammer got the Lions' lone RBI. cal Baptist 410 001 12x -910 1 Walker, Steele (6) and Candelar- ia; Hoyt, Blackburn (7) and John· . stone. w -Hoyt; L -Walker; 5V - Blackburn. 2B -Dambach (<:'.B), Enriquez (CB), Ramsey (CB), Whiel- don (CB), Johnstone (CB). 3B • Eck· anrod (CB). HR -Whieldon (CB). TODAY Soccer High school boys -University at Corona del Mar, 3: 1 S p.m.; Laguna Beach at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m. 8oyo M» IOst '° Mejl~ (USlU), 7.,9. Rachel Carver had 3 RBis. cat Lutheran 000 401 0 • 5 8 3 Atchley, Liebengood (6) and Devey; Harday, Neuhaus (1) and Evarly. W -Atchley, H>; L • Neuhaus. 0-1. 28 • Gerughty (CL). In the secoad game, Cal Baptist (3-3, 2-0 in confer· ence) pitcher Tun Stien threw a four-hit shutout as Van- guard lost, 3-0, in a seven- CA1. BAPTIST 3, VANGUARD 0 Vanguard 000 000 0 • 0 4 0 Cal Baptist 001 011 x -3 10 O case and Dodos; Stien and John- stone, Horn (6). W • Stien; L -Case. 2B -Steckler (VU), Hendricks (CB). p .,:. .. .> .. ~ ... .. l' ' ... t . . :_ :,t':': • ~ .... SU puede llamar a un _ _. -· 8 .......... •12990mmenatn<1 Tltle' 2, catl-CROSS-servldo de referenda de ....... ..-----'"''" b d C·39 claulflcatlon tomla COde of Regu-COMPLAINT a oga os 0 a una lloenee(1) lnuecl by the latlons. Dllllslon 3, (CITACION f.!:08e1~~ ~ Con\ractora' State Seotlon8201.Abldfora JUOtCIAL) fonloo> UoenM Board. If the pubKc wo!M contract, NOTICE TO CROSS· CASE NUMBER: bidder la not lcenaed Ill wllld'I Is submitted by a DEFENDANTS: CAlll8o a (Numero del caao) specffled. the bid wlll be bidder wtlO has been de- Acuaado) NEWPORT 9MfL-G0931 dlstegarded. Joint certified from contracting s H 0 A E Es c R 0 w. The name and ed· Venture bidders must With the State by the 0. JOHN H SOt.OMON d of the .. Is: (El ~ a Jolot Venture parunent ol Fair Employ· CONST ANcE WARM: ~re~ di~~ la LloenM. ment and Housing, shall INGTON and ROES cone 61 Preference wlll be be deemed fo bl! 1 10 lnclullve C"LIF RNI" SUPE granted to bidder• nonresponslve and shall .YOU ARE. BEING " " • oertlfled u 8 uSmau be rejected. SUED BY CROSS· ~i~ ~u~'. ~1-'Business" ln ac-The Oe~rtment of <V'\uat "INANT· (A Ud "'~ Ne coroant» With Section Oeve""'rnent Servloes ...,..,....--..,. · · JambOree ........,d, W• •8""' et ~· Title 2, Is -~~ bids '""""' le asta demandandO): port Beach. California • '"' ..,...., "'"' CARL J. STEPHENS 92660-2595, HARBOR California Of Aegu, Disabled eterans Busl· You have 30 CAI.EN· JUSTICE CENTER lltlonl. Applications lOf' ness Enterprises In or- OAA DAYS aher this The name, addreu, preference must be der to meer the Depart· summons Is served on and telephone number submitted to and ap-menrs established goals you to fite a typewritten of cross-complainant'• proyed bY the Office ot of 3 percent for disabled response al thls court. attorney, or croaa-oom· Sman and Mlnortty Bual· veteran bus Ines s A letter or phOl'le call plalnant's wittlout an at· ness, 1531 I SlAMll, 2nd enterprises, (DVBE) to will not pf91ect you; your tomey Is: (El nombre, la Floor, Sacramento, CA comply with Section typewritten response dlteoclon y el numero de 95814-2016. 10115, et seq., ol tne must be In proper legal telelono del abogedo del B I d 1 m u 1 t b e Public Contract Code form if you want ihe oernandante, 0 del de· soomltted tor the entire and Title 2. California court to hear your case. mandante que no tlene work descrlbed therein. Code of Aegulattons, If you do not file your aboQada, es) Deviations from plallS Section 18060.60 et response on tlme, you PauT Rolf Jensen~ CSB and apecillcatlons will seq. may lose the can, and #154013 JENSi:.N & not be considered and DVBE participation your wages. money and MclNTOSH, 1201 South will be cause f()( relec• goals are required. property may be taken Hacienda Boulevard, tlons Of blcSs. Tha be-In aocqrclanoe with the wllhout further warning Hacienda Helohts, Cali· pa11me111 has Iha rtght to provfslons ol Sectlon lrom the court. lornla 9174S, (626) welve any Irregularity In 1n3 of the LaborCOde. There are other legal 369-a722 a bid or to retect any or the DeparJment has requirements. You may DATE: AUG 1o, 1999 all bids. No bid wlll be a1certalnecf thal the want to call an attorney ALAlll SLATER, Clerk. oonsldered unleu II Is general prevaJUng rates right away. It you do not NOTICE TO THE PEA· made on a standard Of wage1 applleable In knoW an attorney, you SON SERVED: You are form furnished by the the county In Which the may call an attorney re· served u an lndMdual Department and 18 made work IS to be done are te"al service or a legal clefendanl In aooordanoe wllh the thOSe rates established aid otfloe (listed In the Published Newport "Instructions to Bid· and published by the DI· phone bOolC). Beach-Costa Meaa ders." rector of the Department Despues de que le Dally Piiot January 24• Proapectlve bidders of lndustlial Relations. e.ntregoen eata cllaCIQn 31, Febrwuy 7, 14, 2000 m1ay examine anctlf'--o11btaln Coples ol the wage rateols judloi4l osted Ilene un M751 p ans, spec ,... on1, are on file at the Offloe J>IUO de 30 DIAS 759373 and bld loons by calling the Chief of Plan1 Opera· CALENDARIOS ·para CNS1 Carmalene Serra at lions, Fairview Dev. Ctr. presentaruna respuesta NOTICE TO (714) 957-5213. ONE TIME Mandatory escrita a maqulna en CONTRACTORS . A payment bond, site lnspecllon wlll be esta c:orte. Project No. 99 SIR 111 Stancterd Form 907 for held Fli .. Feb. 25. 2000, Una oarta o una Sealed blcSs wllt be re-the total contr•ct prtoe 10 00 a.m.t Fairview llamada telefonlca no le celved at the olfloe ol must acoompany eYery MEET A PLANT OP· olreoera prol900ion; au Plant OperetlON, Fair· contract lnvoMng an ex-EAATIONS OFFICE. respuesta esatta a ma-view Dev. Cent81', 2501 penct'11ure In eKCess ol • O&Prge McOhee qutna Ilene que cvmpllr Harbor Blvd., Costa SS 000. Chlif of Plant con las lonnelk1edes le· Mesa, CA 92626 untll l°he successful bidder · Opentlona IK gales apropladas al 2:00 p.m. on Fli., Mar, wll be required to enter Published Newport ustedqulerequetac:orte 24, 2000 at wh!ch time lnlOacontractualagree-Beach·Costa Meaa escuche su caso. , they wlll t;>e pubhcly ment In the loon Of a Dalt)' Piiot January 31, Sl usted no presenta opened and lead !Of per-"Standard Agreement, February 7, 2000 su respuesta a tlempo, forming wottt to fumllh form STD 2" ~ shan M754 ·;-r ' ~ - - -..•. ~·,._· .. 7. Trejo, Aon, Lot FlctltiOua BU•lnff• NOTICE OF Flctltlou• eualnHi JJ6595 Name St8tement PUBLIC HEARING Name Statement 8. Wachtel, Robert, The lollowlng persons NOTICE IS HEREBY The toUowlng petSOOJ LotTo~117of528 Lot•, si--... are doing business aa: GIVEN that a public are doing buslneJS as: ,.. ~ vi"" a) The Cartlon Com· heartng Wfll be held by Power Pong, 873 W. a1 MoN'ls Moving & J>any, b) The Syzygy ltie Board ot Directors, 15th Street, Newport Storage, Inc., at location Group, 2307 c Via of the Alrbome Law Beach, Celllomla 92663 of 11610 Seaboard Cir-Puerta, Laguna t1lll1, Enforcement Agency AUiia Malek, 1697 cle, Stanton, Ce .. 90680. CalifOITli4 92653 CA.B.LE.), on Thursday, Gisler A¥&.. Costa Orange County. c. Thomas Ruppert f:ebruary ~. 2000, at Mesa, Cellfomla 92626 This sale will be oom· (C8rtton), 2301 c Via 9:00 a.m., or as aoon This bullness Is QOO· l)etitlve bidding on the Puerta, Laguna Hiiis, therealter as posslble, at ducted by: an lndivldual 13th ol Februa~ 2000, Callfomle 92653 the Newport Bea<:n Pol· Have you started ~:e:. Joe1341rti:. This bustneu ts oon-1oe Facility, 870 Santa dOlng business yet? No ducted by: an lndMdual Ba!bara Orive, Newpc,rt Attfla Malek Rngwell Road, Whittler, Have you started 13e&Cfl, to consider the This statement was ~ .. 2~94· 1.a~,J!. 6 00° 1~ dOlno buslne$$ yet? No following hem: filed With the County "" """" C. ihomu Ruppert A AESOl.UTION es-Clel1< of Orange County premise•, county Of l.os This atatement wu tabllshlng and adoollng on 01-28-2000 .Mgeles. State of Call· flied with the County schedules of rates. lees 20006811154 fomla. Cler1< ol Orange County and charges. 10< ftSCal DaQv Pilot Feb. 7, 1•, AuJcotl~ne!ra, dllc°e~ske onOl-21·2000 year1999·2000fofServ-21 .28,2000 M761 10006817457 Ices provided by the Air· number 739 SAAD Dally Pilot Feb. 7, 14, borne Law EnfQroement 4·716274, wtll conduct 21 , 2.8, 2000 M757 Aoency (A.B,LE.). Fictitious BuatneH sale at 13418Lalflngwelt "NOTICE IS FURTHER Name Statement Road;._ Whittler, Cafflor· Flctltloua Bualn"• GIVEN that at said time The folloWlng peraons nla. ~les Is sold with N.me Staterl*'t and place all lntere.sled are dOlng buslneas as: limlt and reserve. lhe The following persons persons may appear Source one Photogra- landlofd reserves the are dOlng boalness as: and be heard bV the phy and Design Stul:llo "Ohl to bid at the sale. Precision BllndS, 1117 A.B.L.E. Board of Dlrec· 729 w. 16th Street'. Purcnases mllSI be paid Buckingham Dr. tB, tors on the eboVe Item. Solle B·2, Costa Mesa, for at time Of purchases. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 IF THE AFOAEMEN· California 92627 All pun::haled goods are Gerardo Garcia, 1340 TIONEO ACTION IS Karen A. Fadel, 729 sold.be • ·•a, Is~ l abynd m3~.oo Elderwood Dr.. Corona, c H "LI. EN G E 0 I N w' 16tn S1reet, Suite removeo CA 91720 · COURT, tne dlallenge P.M., on the day of the This business Is con-may be Umited to only sale. All sales are cash. d\J~ed by: an lndillidual those issues raised at This s.ie ii subject to Have you started the public healing de· prior cancellation In the doing business 'yet? scribed In this not.Joe or event of settlement, b&-Yes, 08/10/99 t n w, 1 t ten co r tween Morris Moving & Gerardo Garcia resoondence dellvered Storage, Inc.. and ob· This 1tatemen1 was to the Board of Directors ligated paf1Y. flied With the County at.°' prtor to. lhe public Publlshecf Newport Cieri< of Orange Coonty healing. Beach-Costa Mesa on 02-02-2.000 Coeta ._... Dally Pilot January 31, . 20006818656 Polle• Captain February 7, 2000 Dally Piiot Feb 7, 14, lliOMAS WARNACK M755 21 , ~8. 2000 M756 Published Newport Flctltlou• Bualneu 1 Beaoh·Costa Mesa Flctltloua Bua n••• 2 01ally Pilot February 7, Name Swtement Name si.tement ooo ar!':,J~~~~s The follow!~ persons M758 VIiiage Toy St10p. are dc)jng bus ness es: NOTICE OF 2428 Newpol'I BIVd. #1. ALL 3 Company, 309'4 PUBLIC HEARING Costa Mesa, Calllomia Yaltowstone Or., Costa NOTICE IS HEREBY 92627 Mesa, CA 92626 GIVEN that a public Joanne Kelly Shields, Elin A. Wilson, 3094 healing Will be held by 16 Pleasant Walk, Allso Yellowstone Dr., Costa the Costa Mesa City Mesa, CA 92626 Viejo, Celllomle 92656 Thi• busineu Is con-Council on Monday, Curtl& Matthew duetedby.anlndMdual Febrvaiy 22, 2000, at Shields, 16 Pleasant Have you ataned 8'.30 p.m., or 11 soon Walk, Aliso Viejo, Call· doing buslnHs yet? therealtar as possible, In tomla 92656 y 1 .. 00 the Council Chambers of This bU$lne11 It coo-r.i~R:'°Wllson City Hall, 77 Fair Otfve, puede pen:ler el c:aso. y all laoor, materials, by binding upon the le pueden qultar su tool•. and equipment Stal• Of Calllornla only salario, su dlnero y otru neceuary to relTICMI & upon approval by the COM1 de su ~d cllSOOlf of 81 looM grav-State. Tha oontrKt la sin avlto edlciontl por el, bue fluhlngl, metal not binding on either perte de la oorte. from elClttlng ooel tar party utll4m and until It ducted by: l'lusbend and This statement waa Colla Mesa, on the fol· MORRIS MOVING wttJave you started filed With the County ~l~~~~L PLAN •STORAGE, INC. doing business yet? No Cieri< of Orange County AMENDMENT GP· El(Jsten otroe requlsl· roof s~ tem (•P· la approved by the ap- tos legales. Puede que proxlma 50,000 sq. propnate state a~••. usted Qulera Hamar a ft.). at alrvtew De· Including lfle Oepan- un abogado ~ Ctr. In ec-meot or General Serv- inmediatamente. SI no oorclenoe with planl and loes, If required. oonoce a un abOgado, toec:lllcettone. All none1Cempt state ------------------------------1contl'llCIS ~ $5,000 ot -;::=============::;11 ·nore are 1ub)ectto atale 1 contractor 11810 SEABOARD Joanne Sttlelds on °1·20-~tn10 99-08, for the City o1 CIRCLE This statement was Dally Pilot Jan. 24, 31 , Co1'8 Meae, to mOdlfy STANTON, filed with the COUnty Feb 7 14 2000 M748 POiiey No. 255 of the CA. 90S80 Clertl Of Orange County ' • ' General Plan lo allow PH: 714-898-7987 on 01-20-2000 FlctlUoua Bualn .. , limited dtVtatlona lrom Notfce of 2000'811230 Name Stlil9ment certain ftoor aru 19tl0 Publlc Sele of Dally Pilot Jan. 24. 31, The lollowlng persons atAnctardl Envlronmen• Lltned Prol)«ty. Feb. 7, 14, 2000 M749 ara•~T~ ..... inelast aa. ~~118£:t~~~n. Notice 11 hereby given Flctltlo'-1• ButlMH ...,.,... ...., n ema· NOTICE IS FURTHER that the uncleralooed wlQ Name 8tatel'Mnt tional, 4& Fl1lmont Ave.. GIVEN lhal at said time A ·GOOD ADI ~·~ . -~ ~ ~ ·_ <r ~~.t STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF RCT1TIOUS BUSINESS NAME The fOlloWing person(s) has (have) abandentd the use of the fictitious business name: Totat ECiipse, 2•28 Newpoit Blvd. t1, Costa Mesa, Callfornla 92627 The Fictitious • Busl· ness name referred 10 above was Ried In Or· ~e CounlY on 10/01/ 1999, FILE NO 19996807068 Joanne Kelly Shl1tlds, 16 Pleasant Walk, Allso Vielo. Calilorria 92656 · K'lmbeny Bat1oW. 2831 Portola Dr .. Colla Mesa. caltlornta 92626 This business Is con· ducted by: an unln· corporated assoc:latlon other than a partnership Joanne Shields This statement was filed with the County Cle11t ol Orange County on 01120/2000 "Affordable · Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& nondlseflmlnatJon and compllanoe require· lflel'fl rauant to Gov- at public auctJOn pur· The f~g persons :~f8•00• caiitor-and p1acia an 1nteiw1ted auant 10 oo.pter 10, are doing buslne ... as. Thomu Kennelh peraons may appear OMllon 8 commencing Trtma~ Group, 1136 La 8 and be heard by the City .... --.. -111!1-• with Hcllon 21700 of !tie Gleneaglas Terrace, A!~~.~1/:.~~ ~ on thit ab<We b u I I n a s 8 a n d Costa Mesa, Ceftlt>mla Califomil 92863 Item. profenlon1 codfl or 92627 Thlt butlnets 11 ()()(\· IF THE AFOAEMEN• MCtlOn 1988 of the cMI Nancy 0Un1on. 1138 dvcted by· an lndlVldual TIONEO ACTION IS .,.. ______ ""' COdeo!TheStateotCal· Glenuglea Terrace, Heve you started CHALLENGEO IN MCIPIC VllW lforn1a Ind PIHIUUI to Colla M~-~E-~ 828.27 dOlng t>uslnell yet? No COURT. the _..Challenge CQl'nmerclal code, John nomnan, 1186 Th<>mas K. ~'' may be 11m11 .... to oNol mMONAL NM MCtlon 7210(2): the fol· I.Inda Ave • Ashland. OA Thia 1tatement was lhol• llt4Je• 191eed 11 Cemecery • Mortuary rowing ml1cellaneou1 87520 liled with the Qountu ~In ... ~ deor· hOuleholCI and personal Jent Signor, 559 Or· ,.,_ f ,..__ ,. __ '' 1..,....., .. 'lie notfat STARTING ANEW BUSINESSrr Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to payin,g inflated prices f~r caskets & services???? ~ • Crem.tofy property io-wll ldenUfled ·~· Soaa!IOll, C.Ulot· ..... rte 0 ..,,.ange .....,....ty 1 n w r 1 t t • n e or· 3500 PllClfic View onv. by name Md a1or.ge n1a 9231' 00 02•02•2000 ~nee dellvti.cl ~ 8eac:fl 4' =~. JUiian, Lot d::, ~~:' :.= Delly PllQI ~~.~ ~ lo~r;. °= ~~ • • • • • • • • • • • 1111_ ...... __ 2•7•00-... JJ303t partnerahlP 21, 2~. 2000 M702 lno. · call Toll free t-888-S4CASUI' SentagOnegt I ~Ctllfrta PlllClwi..-.2 OIMaroo, Lomatne, Have you •tarted .,. ______ ... °tA,.vT.ILUOTT, THLliitl~"'~°""'PJ.Hit1'-"••""..,,.,.,.i.tw~ Lot A4S1 doing bUllnen yet? No Deputy Cltv CMt1C -.wa.."'-• ..,., ...,._ . 1111.mAIWAY 3. Onrubla, Lolli.. L.o1 Nancy Donton ~ 1"'E Moa,, Published Ha-;,rort Vllttllill_SEARCH,.,_farr••-"-fi . ...J•w,,-vw erem11uon M71e8 ci." Of <>range eouney 2000 ,.,,.u~-"""ft#r-G..._. __ r1-r-t"""'• 1108rotdw1y S Rowan, Trena, LOI on M t·2000 ~ M7~ ~~~-•-' faw:--·~'"".,"-""""-flM ... ColUl •• M.-1 IO ~S<flclfie. Ma.-. LOI O.~ Pltot ~711?].' ,_ l'!"f lf~MI..,,, .-, • a,.,,. '"F" 20()() M7 5 ,.,,., _, ~ • fil!J--fot*-......, .,,_,., .t f4i DiiJ/] l'iJM, JJO W' ... .. . . . . Mortu.tY•Chapel Uf>~otk, TA., Loi 11i!:t8w1~'1::'"&:~ 0~-~,, =o~o}~J'1~ ,,., .... ,,.Ywt,._#oS..-Ar¥nr.,•/-."""w ~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~3~1·~~~7~.~~g·! ~-~~~~~~J-~~~~~-': .W-" ••...-Jw r • • pwW/Mrr "1 Atlil. • • Sell your extra .11,.. ..u"""' _,~~ f'-'.M .. •"" ,,,,11 ~ _"' .._" ""(hen you're tuned into classified, you're ~tuned into your community. .. househotd ,w • .-,... a.Mw._,_ _ ..._, Items in CLA88IFIED -~Ot ______ .....,,_,. .. Ooify Pilot Rah"• 111111 cl!·111ll11w~ 11n• •11J.j1·1·1 111 duuigi· "nho111 no11n· I lw p11l1lt-lwr r1·-Pn1•• 1hi• ngln to 1:1·11•or. n·rlu"d ~ 1 •. ,1-1· 111 n·Jt'•'t 1111~ da~-.1fo·d 111h1·r11-1·1111·111 1'11·11-1· rl'porl 1111~ r~1r th111 11111\ hi i11 '11111 r(,,,,1f11·d tul 1!nn~~1ha11•h. I lw llutl\ P1lo1 .111· .. p1-. 1111 lialul11~ for 1111~ c•rror 1111111 ;u hl'rti-1•1111·111 for v.hi rh ii 'ma\ lw n·•1H•ll·1l1l1• 1•\1·1·111 lur tht> t:1i-1 11( !lw •fl.llt' .11 111.111~ llffll(llPtl (,, th~ t>m1r. C n·cl11111111111h 111 11ll11v.1•cl lor du· rir.i i11-1·ni1111 .· • 'Gl EQUAL HOUSING ()f'PORTUNITY All .......... """""' It lllh ......, .. H'!Ht .... f" .,.. "" """"' Ad .. , .. u ..... " tlMdt ... "" llltpl tt HYMlllt ., .. """-'• l .. "llltl ti flHtl•IH llH lletl4 .. rte• ....... "'"'"· ........................ 1 •• , lll4Jtul lfttll. " • lltullt1 E'Sldt, Better Hurryl • -" "' ••• "'"'"''· ~ 38r 28a. twn rm • ....... • lllcrlltll..... 1.-g Ylld. grtrlt 1oCI $339 900 n11 ... ,,,," w111 ut Earl a .JlRJ Taylof, IQlfU ~ MCtft.., ........ 949-&'2-4722 Miii"' ml""" •litldl It II j; FOR SALE BY OWNER ................ o.r "*" 314& 281 totlll¥ re-done m ""'' lt111 •-' "'' 111 2c gar wjplt(g tor 'AV, lg lot'. fw11llfttt lfmll11• 11 1•11 '¥S1 20lh $4751<. CrutNe ..................... ~~ 949-3()().2221 ..-.,,......, ... "n• 302tVJOl*I S• a. Sian _.ff 6ctl•l•ln. ul llllO Mesa Verot Coultly Club Ttlt·ht II 1·•-414-llM fw Huge 9600 sl lot, 48r 2.SBt. '" ............ oc "" , .. "' sns.ooo 949-378-0e64 All~ el CJt... 1 Succeu Proptftlts ""l-·~ ' ' . . ·:--J I• .. ·~ •V.A.• SUOllMO llOY~M FRI! COUNSELING F1lll UST CJ= Helf.ES HUIWA REPOS 714-534·1100 ................. : HOMES OF : : THE WEEK : : Showcase : • Homes • : For Sale : : In Our Sat : • Real Estate • • • • Supplement I • : Display Ads : : Start et $85. : • Deadline • : Tuesday 5PP,1 : : Also... : • Open House • : Listings Avl. : • Deadline • • • • Thursday • : 5PM : • It Pays to • : Advertise : : In the Best : • LOCAL • • • • Real Estate • : Section : : Cell Today 11 : : LISA : : RIVERA : : 949-57 .... 252 : : ANNE : : WILLEY : • • : 949-57 4-4249 : ••••••••••••••••• open Si 1 f.UJdO ltolM l..a.wf 2-~om home, 58r 48&. o4 MIO .,. .. $997.500 Bil GMdY Relllcn, 94H7~ 1a1 liiG CANYON li,626,ooo Thi UIWnale p!lvlcy, ~ orlmC VllWSI LCN'lly 58' honll Cell Gtorgn smt'I II 949-759-3710 Of Sltla W11~11949-759-3129 ~OA LE BY OWNER lale 48r 38a, large 11111 hofM Owt'l«I pll/'l IO stllt remodlll 2/14. Buy Now end Nvel $899K 949-300-2221 1'iioodoy, Febrvory 7, 2000 7 Dow to Plaee A ~/SA ~ ~ ~ ~IFIEIJlD • d Monda} ................. Frida) 5:00pm. Tuesday .............. Monda, S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuescl1n 5:00pm By Fax (9i tl) C1:l t -6:l'H By Phone (9-t1l) M:!· ->h .. X By MaMn Person: . IJO \\ t'•I Ba\ "1 n-1•1 Co•hl \l1··a C ·\ 1t!I>:?"' \1 ''"i••n 1111,J ~ H ,, ,, II ours I d1 pl1111w K·:S0<1111-.").00p111 \fu11.la1 ·I ri.f111 Thu~<lay ....... Wedne:-.da) ~:OOpm Friday ............... Thur.,duy 5:00pm Pli-a.,j' 1l'll·n1•it> "~" 11dn• aml 1•l1U11t numhfr ai1tl .,.,:n , all 11111 l><1• ~ "11h a pll(r •1uo1• .,_....:.-- ~ . ·' I . .. ~.............. - •THE• SHORES APTS ............ Short term Corporate Rentals- Starting at $1095/MO. Furnished aptl' avaJI. 6 blocks from the beach. 94~2611 120. 391 CHRtS EDWARDS 94~723--5061 first Estates Properties ...... Ilk 28 .. 2 <* * COSTA MESA'S BUT onge, 2 decks, l"Cll Yllw. Junior 1 btd1oorn and 2 b6Cic:kl lo beedl. no pell. 1 bedroom: also 2 bedroom $2SOM\'lo t1N7Nlll 1 blltl. °"" glttd com-F s llJ. f!U111y. pool ..... wy access to '=· beedl. __ ----- 1 ;: __ J I ------- FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNITY BY PASH ION ISLAND Beautiful t,...lined streets and golf course view.. Enjoy canrfree living In your large 2 dR apartment home! d1 Index . ., \\ .11~-111 X :111.1111-;1 llOp111 \l ... 1.l 11 -I ri.1 •• l ITEM TO HOUSEHOLD ANTIQLf~\ lloot.s COi 1 ~.Cl lllU.S 470. 471 Saturday ............... Fri day 5:00pm HOUSEMAN MGR Wan11 to mangao• large es1•• Of home exp In mul1lpla <111"91 coolong & stMng llWNll & car care Xlnt Reta 94"'31-4"4 t90. 697 Apt. M1n19« Teem M11'11Q81T"'11 t..m w1 strong ltasing and ma1n11nanc1 skill• nttded Rent and $111/y In •Xdllngl fat managemrtt of 18 untl Apt comn'Ullly In 1he crty o4 Coste Mesa. Call (71t~W40t •AT EASE• WOMENS l HOME S1ort Fllhlon Is netds I PT Rtcelvlng eAdmlnllttatlw Aut lo ttort manlglf A"9IY In pertOn « c.11 L.tinn ..... 76•7915 BaCk OHICi Auiatant '°' Dermatology ofta Expenenoe ~· Fu to: 714 84'43 ••••••••••••••••• : ••BARBEOUES•• : • GALORE • • NOW HIRING! • ! F\lH SALES EHVIR. : • Some 11111 up • • netdld FT 1~ • " :pm St.alt S7Alour up • • 1DOE) 8enlC pkQ • ! aval Apply e ! • 8art>tquea Galore • • 2:338 Hart>« BNd • • • CostaMe51 • : (On-a~• lnteMeW) : •••••••••••• • •• OEMONSTMTOflS Wt nMd l*p now~ PT food dtlmOt needed from COM to San ~ end IMnt Wt can~ good pay, exp &0""1~1 •.Cal Tina IMU8&-13571Kl 2 . ':'} . ·. J:i. 330W. Boy St. Cosio Mesa CA 92627 Coll .The Pilot Classifieds at 64 2-567 8 ERA RMI Ell• needs yOllr help NOW! Stttt couru and t11lnlng PfOlllded • no COii 10 you1 ~539t IX! 1111 "'*' MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $1S400+ tax~ ~~-=.as Si!UUd on bMIAlluly 111 ldlcaped grounds FEATURES: 24·Hour l obby/Direct dlal ptioneslFrtt HBO. ~SPN & OllcJPool & Jlcuzzj, GIJlll laun- dry CIOM 10 406 US Fwys Mwl's trom o c Fllil~.~end boht Wtllung <Ms· lance lo ll10PI end raell!Man\t, COSTA MESA MOTOR INH 22n Hartlof llYd PtlOfll ....... 4UO Tell rour loved one how djJeaO/they are .•. and Say 9J¥p.J' CVaknttM.d g;o// 4 luwi "¥/AV, ClJoknlu1eJ !lJqp 20 Characters per hne. You may use an 4 hoes. For larger ads. call an ad\lertislfl0'9P today! ..... it ,.,...,, FAX thl• form to (Ml) S31-e594 Namt---------------..:.llC;;;.JfliontHO,....· ...--------- SJonllUB ______________ .......,. ____ _._ __ ~~..__~_.__.._~~--~ H,,;y., wa_w_~----- - • • • • - . 8 Mond0y. febfua'ry 7, ~ooO . . TODAY'S CRQSSWORD PUZZLE I I By CtwU.U GOREN With OMAR SHAaaF and TANNAH Hlf~SCH ANSWER 10 Wf.F.KU' BRIDCF. QUIZ ~ ·. ! :, .. : I a::.~ L~. I , CADILLAC CATEM 'II J19111t XJS ~ vt1Jdflg 1CU1e Lo 1511 lnllel. eiMN, ....,_, h 2 Convertl>le 20 ·11 Wlll HI llY 212bf2000 mooivool, CO, bM. ~ Wllf SM,IM -...e40 $8.875 mlnlmum ltMlsl-(<122*1 $2t.988 BAU£" JAOUA" 1Mn1 $2 000-t rnonflly HABvtl -71~ Income LWe 1V8i1ab1e (71C~OO • JXoOAA XJi l 'It w Ith :md c rt d 1 t CAOIUAC OEVN.(E '97 SEIWUO Q I • A~ South, vulncrabl , yuu hold (e•• 1SC H) J.7'44 V·I NOfthsttt, SapptWt $34,115 17_.,52 • _ -· A llile, bil of y;air IAUE" JAOUM )oU wuulJ h:avc Md yout or1.wn1 • (283272) $21,9B8 71c.MMIOO • K 10 11'3 v (1 7 6 5 O•A 7 • 5 J2 ~ b1ddrn11 ha• prl.:t:cdcd pa.ucd BiJ lw~ he.in\ at llCIB (Tt~~~OO J19uar ~! ~* PlU Q 4 • Nc(lhfr vulll('rahlt', \ ~IUlh TO LllGWANIJO clbiUlc DEVIi.LE 'H $31,"5 IM&54 you hold • Art you drowning n V·8 No1111t1ar. low t8lc &AUE" JAGUAR OVWdut blla.? StlliW!cM mtet. lealhel, bllance °' 714·153-CfOO •A 4 ')A k O 10 o JO " '7 J •~Ii? Agency ean help Yoll 09' warrancy, Pftvlous rental J11gUM XJf Vlnden Plat nic: h)dd1ng has proceeded bllClt on top with eny <76209l NABERS $25,988 s.dln '°' 'N WF'il' NORfll P.A\I ~Ot.mf 14 Ot>I P11-. 1 Wh.i1 .1 11on do you 1111..c? A -Wtk:n rc~pond1n1110 p.inncr's douhlc, rn11: your hJnd 1n one of 1hrrc ca1cgonc• -v.cnlc. irw1uu10n:tl or l!llllle rorcrna. Thu. hanJ. 11hhc>u(lh cltad m1n1mum for \uch .1'.:111111. ~UJhl1.:\ II.\ tnvtlJIJUll.11. Jump in your heller foW"·cllld ni.11or. tn tlu• ca:.c. 1wo \patk"'· Pa11nc1. wnh ;i m1ntmum Joulllc, t~ nllo11.cd 10 pa. .. , )llW' l'C.\JlOnSC. NORTH P'..AST SOl!UI Wl\.\T fln1ncl•I dlltlculllH, (71C)$40-"100 $37,"5 9Mf03 · b111lnt1HI, homu, "' BAUER JAOUAR tass 1 • ? boe11, have vacttlon end clbtCLlc DEVILLE '88 714-<153-4800 Whai ,ic;unn do you tQl.c) P"•onel. en ·536-1454 &Iver, hhf. kine OOl\ditlon. V8 JAGUAR XJf 'ii YAN OEN Almn .1 all vour ~1rcn••1h b .;;inc,;cn "CASH" (7N011hst811)• new car ltldt-<$ 7 988tn PUS 4-door, tuM pwr. son j .. 1-...u•tt .. $ Up 11..,,. 1937 ... BERS 1 . roof, wile wheels I OW!Wlf, 1r.11c·1 1n <1111!.'>Ull HoWC"H'r you do ,..,.....,.. .. "'" ...,. lt4\.: 1h" ,!1 • .n.• 1111 J wl..,1•1.11 Ju11hlc cutl 1o1 Income slrelln$ (71"<.....,100 ~~ds. realy clelll Cit nJ le -z.._-I .. _ ltom ft~ll• note. RMI Ea-,,,_-. ..-.500 949-723· 1504 .t .;t :.st Inc Mrcng1 I t~ in ""' nght tale, "'~s .ncs. l11$1K· Cldllt.c EidOildo '95 JAGU'AR XJ6 'ti \Urt. Double. It 1s le\~ 1bnvcm1i. to Illa -· v1o1J)cll Ml· Touting, lo 44k miles, black, SEDAN 40 ia:t now tlwn lat•'l' ~hen 1hc .i111.11on ., llemlrliS''cairo..wi., JG !her, co, 111oya & morel sa7,995 97""'62 UI II higher level w • n I .. 0 r I h : (613764) $2t,988 BAUER JAOUAR 1-800-454-~ NABERS 714'953-4800 STUMPED? CaJl IOf AnlwefW e T--• ,__,,.,,,._ • He ...... _ 1-t00470-ll00 •Ill code 500 Q 2 -A, S<ttllh. vulncrnhlc. you IKJIJ • l\9K O Q765l OA 7 .r.Sll The b1dJtn11 ha,, pr111:ccdcd l\ONTit F.AS r S()UfH Wf.ST I• Ohl ? Wh:it .i.:uun oo yQU lllkc'? A -Nunnally, w11h :ibou1 10 pc>tnl\ you ~ould ~how your ~tn:ngth w11h a rcJouhl.: When you hJve a fhc ~.inl llHIJOr JncJ U f,ur h.:ind, lhOUEh. btd your \Ull A new \Ull at lhc 1>ne lc'llcl mer an 1>ppt•""W douhlc I\ a one·rClllnd force Th.! rr1oc1rlc 1ha1 a one h· .in l•''l'l'n...c li.·r·· prnmN.'' a It\~ •.UJ ,•Ult J"UI~\ lhJI )•lll Wiit nm end up 1n .in tnJdc(juJlc fit Q J · Nc10wr vulncruhle, a~ S11u1h you hold. a-9 Ii .J Q 76 J o K 10 5 4 • 11'6 3 Q 5 • A!> Soulh, vulncr.iMe. you hoJd •7 0 8'5 OAQ954J1 •A7 The b1JdJnr h.i\ procced..-d 1'0RTH F.AST SO TH ~F.:,T t"T 2• '! Wh.11 do yuu bid now ' A • If you ph1y lhal lhn:c d1~mond' •~ forcing tn lhi> ..cqucncc. by 0111 mc.m~ m.1ke lhal hid If n1•1. "'C: 111.c:. u .:uc·h1J of lhre(' 'Padc>. lo ho: lvl· k>"'~-d hy ~ chc:ape'>l hid 1n Jui· munJ\ .1va1l;iblti Bui we Jo hJ\oe .i \nc:al.tng '1()m1ralt0n for lhchc: v.ho hl,l\t 0111 ,., d1Jmond' n!!ftl nll .md '"'"c th1: oppouc:nl• '" l!U.:" Q 6 • Nonh-Soull\ \'ulncrablc. n' South you hold. . 11ic h11ldtnJ1 ha'> pmc:ccdcJ M>R rH J.1"T SOUTH Your 1')£hl-hand npponcni op..-n\ th<: h1dJin11 wuh one hc:nn. Wh.11 11C11on Wf-'i r , Jo you tal.c? I '1 Dbl ! Whal ..i .. 1mn Jo you 1.ikc"' A· Whc:n you h.i•c .i four·<."Uld Iii lor p.1nn~r\ lnaJ•" and }'Clllr ,1n11ul;1t flPJll>ll<! m h~I\ m.JJ.I a 1:1lcou1 dllll • hie: )h\lr ~ 1\C\I t 001'1'C I\ 10 ll!n•VC 1he douhlc :.tnd lill.C: lhe ~me .... uon A -You du out ha•c mu<h t>I .1 ~ult, hur 11 ·~ 1hc ma:.t~r \Ull and i1 j, foe .. JJJ) tong It "much ..afi:r 10 J(I .11 the one-lc,cl than al an} h1~h..:r lc•cl -ooo-k,el O\en:alb -cldnm &!d Jvuhl..:J 61J line spaJc I.,.~ I ·-.rH *~I SALES Wicks rurniture Pteuebtwwyotout Comm ntwsplptl group In Co5ll Mell ii oow htrinQ of .,.. compW!lee. loomaf0tlnstdtlalelreps WAREHOUSE.WORKEl'S' Check with the local Should polltH atrong Cl.EIUCAUCUST SVC Sett• ButlOHI Bu- phone Slits ebllily, bt COHCIEROES rt111 btfort yo111t11d .._....,..__ .... ...._ _ _,I ~iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiii .., ______ ....,. OlgaR2ed, & hlWI Xlrt cust Corportlt btntflt peck· eny money or ... , DRIVERs-F\.Al'BED. 11 OUTSIDE SALES . service $ldlls ..... comm 1111' lncluct.d. Fun end for Nl'Vlcet. Rttd New Yeltl New PIY IChe<I-MARKETING no e)(p8f!8nC8 ntCt$SllY BenellC plcg Incl 401k plan P111 time poeltlone avail. and underltltld any ulel Up to 39 cents/mtlt ASSISTANT FIA'! beoellts wlrt oullttlM-Drug acreenlng.lphyalcll Retell hollf'I. Pie ... epply contrlcit btfore you 'Run W8'1em or 48 states Ing Income Oj)pOnunity r9QCI EOE. Strd resume to In peteon e 3200 Herbllf 1lgn. '401K. mecllcal, dental. hie t!i ~~SI 7,:wprp~~ SIX!V vear Old company Markey Dlnlels. 330 Wiit Blvd, Cott• u.e. ~,,..,,..,....~..,..,..,.,,..-..1 ;:ec'~, =J: !!:: clent Macintosh user. ~·;~11e~1e !r~l~lneg· ~f\,'1: ,'::. c~ I;_~ I =~~~~!.~ ~: ocmer Call K81hryn Knowted08 ~ Oual1t, 1-888"303-3251 (949) 631-8594 ••• cal tralnWlg & sales pers0n 1·800-290-2327. Combined Pho!~ ilemakei E M A I L r • s 11 m • ~ SUBTLE TONES prOVl<led 1-800-890-4467 Tl'W\SPOll. (CAL'SCAN) ~~·~=e':lplu ~ bl.rtolameoHnllb org k\ NB Melcl lrlendlV Otllg<> ~· :=:======:· SCokllFrltO/Pep1i Rt1I HOTEL FRONT DESK lt'lcludt coordNtion of (C L'SCAN) Ing Sl~P9o1>1e.(~ 15 <t locabons. $100K yttt ClERK FT/PT win trtln. IOVtf1lli end • Ph1m111cy Clerk Typt111 '* week In '*"'"· PINN bt IWW• that an cash. FREE video Coll• MeN lllo«or Inn, 1111 o17fce dulr.; • Clthllf 344 A {COM the llatlnge In thl• 800-440-2311 2271 Hett>or BIVd CM PrOlessional "1WM-• Llc'd Ptwmecy Tech. Plaza) or 949-640-~781 Cllegory may 19q11lte ALL CASH BUSINESS Lov9ly Uiiblat Newp«t menr Fex resume w• llain. Cm! for lnleivleW All! IOt Coleen. you to call • 900 Of'PTY/ compect wnctlng Sch Coneuttlng Co. needs 949-717-<1783 OI cal 94~2-0122 or FIX number In which mechlnu for 1odH, WP5 1/pnonl Sllff Cal St1t 949-717-<4768 Reulle IO 94~2•9469 VETERINARY Rtcp't there II I chlr1l8 per enackt. Idell for otfloell alter 2Pm ~12 PfT RMI Ettatt Aulltlnll end Tech l0t busy minute. llt\atl ~ 14~ ePT BOOKKEEPER 4 PHONE REPS. Bookkeeper, ~er end 1nlm1I hosp Exp EARN $40i( PER YfiR. •SERVERS ~Ml-71: .. ~. ~prelttrlntd ..!J!",'1 Easy metlClll blltno lor e HOSTIESS FUil lme enttgeltc for ,., ,.....,_, It's all there loc.el pt!ysrclafls Fiii sop- for Retcat1J1nt In Coit• ~Ol1gagt Co. 81111 to 5600 Retall CiiliCi .. Oidlli'd 206 S.E. Bir.tot, every day port Computel ~modem Meea. CALL .. H4~ +WMll " beoelrts, sales dothtng SIOfe lmmectate &ante An1 Htlghtt r t q u Ir t d CI 11 Between 2:00 end c:oo exp prtl'd eonu.:t MtGsaa . operW1g WI ttll'I (71C)754-1033 In Classified 1~. ext 186 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 949-250-5719 949-650-tl43 • HOME fla ir IU1hfJ, Ri/.UJltt • Reglm~Refurbistl Porcel~1n • F1btrgl.m Sin~~ • Showers Counters 949·645-7723 ·----.,. ~ ......... ,J ' -· ....... ' ~.~ ·-. ~·--T . H_OME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~ ...... ERVICE ~-·'O" -• -· ~ " ' I . . . ' ... ' ..... . .. , . ~ • J • • ' (CAUSCAN) (71C)5C().t100 USHEEO A LOAR? Cidmec Sdii Devllte ·93 JAGUA,. XJI ·11 Consolidate <lebtsl Same Blact. tealhlf, cab. lop SEDAN CO -. apptOYll Cut= many ~. terrtnc valoel •~• ~ 97-4N1 up-'10 50%11 No ion (239515) $9,988 .......... 111111 1·800·8 3·9008 NABERS BAUER JAGUAR HI 949 WW'lf htlp·pey· (71')54M100 T!4-tU-4100 bltll com (C,l1.•SCAN) Cf;iyY S10 Ext Ci> LS 197 JA~~~:.. 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