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Home My WebLink About1998-03-27 - Orange Coast Pilot. , • ' I ,. COMMUNnY INVITED TO CELEBRATION The Daily Pilot ii playing host to a recep-- tion for these remark- able children Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. on the sec- ond level of niangle Square in Costa Mesa. Readers are welcome to join in the celebration. rvfng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Megan FaulkrMr, a senior at Estancia High School, definitely exemplifies strength, talent and charity. As Estancia's Associated Student Body president this year -and president of her class for the last three years -Megan gives her school, her community and her peers her best. She organized the school's blood drive, the canned-food drive and Spare Change Week. which helped raise money for Amanda Arthur, a Newport Harbor High School student who was severely injured in a car accident last May. But ' her sphere of influence reaches far beyond her school's boundaries. Megan has participated in city beautification programs, been a library volunteer. volunteered at SOS and at Beverly Manor Convalescent Hospital (pictured). Add to that her four years playing on Estancia's volleyball and soccer teams. And through it all, Megan has continued to maintain a 4.0 grade point average. Jason Les, a sixth-grader at TeWinkle Middle School, knows more about computers than some of us may ever learn in a lifetime. Self-taught on HTML and Visual Basic, Jason designs and constructs web pages - he's even created a page for his Boy Scout troop {http1/members.aol.com/ANTScout/Troop3 . . also develops computer programs and games, and he serves as a chat room host and guide for America Online (keyword ANn. And that's not all. In the past 10 months, Jason has earned five merit badges, and he participated in the Scouting for Food drive. He is active in hiS school, church and the Southern california Golf Tour. You can visit him at his own web page: http://mem· bers.aol.com/Cheatdude/. Catty Daniel, for more than three years, ha.s been helping In the family busi- ness: wedding photogra- phy. In the past 2 112 years. she's photographed 58 weddings on her own - the ceremony, the recep- tion, tM ~thing. And her work is any- thing but amateurish. •Her work Is as good as more than hatf of the pro- • fessionals whose film we develop,• says photo lab owner Jon Croft. You can check out the • 13-year-old's web page at www.mdanlel.com/car- lypg.cfm . newport-mesa 103 most influential children Newport-Mesa youth carry great influence H ow did all this happen? It started in October, a few days after we published our annual • 103 Most Influential Peo- ple • eclibon. The list sparked an idea in the creative mind of Amy Christeson, a Junior at Corona del Mar High (see story below). Why don't you do something like this for Newport-Mesa luds, she asked. Why not, we answered. And so a new tradibon was born. For the past couple of months, we have asked -in the newspaper, at the schools and around town -who were some of the best, brightest and most benevolent children in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa? We were looking for 103 names. We got 207. And each was influential in his or her own way. One little boy saved his family from a fire, another girl delivers meals to shut-ins, and a high school senior made more than 50 rescues last swnmer as a beach lifeguard. The list was~ an impressive catalog of our youth, of our chil- dren; a wonderfully diverse highlight reel of accomplishment, enterprise and flat-out ability. But when we tried to pare the list down to 103, we quickly got stuck. Row could you leave any of these kids off the list? So we did- n't In our inaugural eclition of the •Junior 103 Most In.Ouential," we have 2D7 children. The math doesn't add up, but we think the logic does. And even at 207, the list isn't complete. We know that. There are many more young people -some still in elementary school. others deep in their senior year -who have made an impact, inspired their peers or made a lasting difference. That's very comforting news. We think after you take a look at all 207 nominees, you'll come away feeling just a little bit better about our community. It's in good hands. The rest of the kids are inside. Enjoy. -The edlton Above and beyond the call. of duty Amy Cbrlsteion, 16, a Corona del Mar Junior and young editor e.xtraordi- na.tre, 019aDized and Wrote thJs entire special section. She, too, is Qne of Newport•Men' exceptional f011*. Amy bu excelled in academia and sports. She's an honor-ioll student. eni'Olled in advanced placement class- es in SptUillb end history. Amy allo runs With ber scboiol's croa country and track teems, com- peting ln sprinb and pOle vaultlng. But her acoomplilbmentl and inter· esb don't end there. Outside of icboole Amy bu traveled to Meldeali and CO.· ta Rica thl'Ough MUtnen South Coast Church. where sb8 Mlpjd organbe vec.tkln Bible ICbooll aDd helped bUlld a cburdl. Sbe .. •llL'l in more tbaD 400 boUn of commuawt • flt'e during the pMt foul',...... Currently, lhe"i ..w.g u tbit :':";:.°.::Z'=i.:.: Wll--•F II lfl .... ... aa ...... ....,_ , Angell ApodaQ, Estanda High ... AA accomplished .ttilete and student who comes from a family th.t Is teaming English as a sec1 and language ..• AA ovet- achiever who works hard and puts effort Into achltv-. Ing her goals. , FLUENTIAL Terun ._senior, Corona def Mar High ... president of the Key Oub, Wlhere he has served his comtnuntty through FISH, SOS, and other organizations ... ASB Commissioner of Commu- nity Service ... Member of CdM's track. cross<ountry, , Ellzab9th lenMtt, sopho-• more. Estancia High ... Newport Mesa Unified Xhoo4 Ofstrict representa. • Stacy Allee, 12, Kaiser Ele- mentary ... Spends a lot of her time With her three younger brothers. one of whom has Down Syn- drome ... Sings In the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church choir ... Alktar soc- cer player ... Recipient of a Daughters of the American lfevolution Outstanding Citizen Award. Otrtstal ~senior, Newport Harbor High ... International Ambassadors Oub member who speaks out for what is right and Is a leader In her community, taking a stand against racism ... Articulate, lntelli· gent and energetic ... Understands and is willing to wortc to end bigotry by promoting tolerance. Auchy Anhood, 18, Coro- .,. del Mar High ... Senior dass president and last yean., junior class vice president ... Member Qf OF champion volleyball team, where she received the toach's Award -· Key Oub member for four years. this year as publicist and last year as commissioner ... Coached a 14-and-onder volleyball t~am in the sum- mer ... Girl's League and Assistance League. and tenn~ teams: .. fedpl~ • · ent of the Irvine Spectrum Award. MkMHe a.:tlennan. 11, Harbor Day Schoof ... Raised $4,273 as the top fund..-.lser for the Orange County Walk to cure dla· betes and hopes that one day a cure will be found for her mott)er and the millions of other sufferers ... Talented singer and actr~ who has performed at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center, including a two-week per· formance wtth the Broa~ way company of •Joseph and the Amazing Techni· color Dream Coat." Jon..Paul Bell, 18, Coro~a del Mar High ... As a Team callfomla Ice Hockey mem- ber, he will represent the best Ice hockey pla~ In the state of callfomla In the Chic.ago Showase ... He has been playing.hock· ey for nine years. pr~ic· ing at ~hnd 10:30 a.m, tlve for Estancia High ... . Attended C.flfomla School ' Board AssotjatJon Confer- ence ... Organized Austrian · Excl'\ange program for 19 host famllles and students for two weeks ... Lady Eagles Basketball Team ... Seml·tlnallst In the Con- gress-Bundestag Study Abroad program to study Catherine Bissell, 12, Mariners Elementary ... Organized progra m in her neighborhood to collect toys for children at Hoag Hospital ... Campaigned to get help from Mariners students. Amanda Bissonnette, 11, Mariners Elementary ... Arrives at school 45 min- utes early to volunteer in the office, which she has done for two years ... Is a great help and could run the office herself ... Out· standing student. Monka Bridle, senior, NelN· port Harbor High ... National champion kayak- er and has been competing for six years at the New· port Aquatic Center ... Made the Junior World Kayak team in K-4 and raced In Poland and France ... Has also competed in outrigger canoe racing from Newport Beach to Catalina and in Hawaii ... Went to CIF wtth Newport Harbor's volleyball team ... Voted LA. limes Sports Athlete of the Month. Meet Our ~top 103 ICaftlyn Bourgeois, senior, Newport Harbor High ... Co<aptaln of the Varsity Field Hockey team, hon- ored on first and second team all-league ... High jumps for the track and field team and placed sec- ond In league and third In county last year ... As a Stu· dent leader at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, she has fed homeless in Los , Angeles and spent spring breaks in Mexico ... Select- ed as a college peer couo· selor at Newport Harbor High. most influential (j 1998 piscover what's right with ewpert Beach tf-nd Costa Mesa Congratttlations .. To.Ml junior. Top 103 Michelle Burgner, 12, Coro- na del Mar High ... 4.0 grade point average and Outstanding Scholar Award recipient In science and English ... Oub ~er player for the OCU Rush II and volleyball and softball player at CdM ... Well-trav- eled and gives her time freely to those who need it. Jessk.a Butler, seventh grade, TeWinkle Middle Schoof ... 4-H Oub elected officer and wrote press releases to LA. Times, Daily Pilot. Orange County Regis- ter and the Costa Mesa Breeze ... Student Council member for two. years ... Best of Show Table Setting at Orange County Fair and blue and red ribbons for homemade vinegar ... Nature Academy Oub member ... American Youth Soccer Organization player .... Advanced piano player for four years. Chris Carpenter, 13, Corona del Mar High ... As sev· enth-year Boy Scout work· ing toward an Eagle Scout, he has 18 merit badges and is the assistant senior patrol leader ... Singer in the Madrigal Singers at CdM and has starred In •The Sound of Mtisic• and •oliver• ... Recipient of numerous academic awards ... Leader in the junior high program at Mariners South Coast Church. in Germany next year. Dana casstty, senior, Estancia High ... Senior class president and has . .' held student government · • offices all four years ... Par· • ticipated In the Ethnic · Forum, French Oub, Pro- ject Pals, Key Club and Chocettes ... Karate, weighttiftlng and member of the track and swim teams ... Recipient of the ' Princlpal's leadership Award fot the Herff-Jones Scholarst\iR and wrote an essay on 'Hfotlvating stu- dents to volunteer. ··Page Private School 90 Years ·of Quality Education * Is your child being challenged to his or her full potential? *Would you like your child to attend a private school ? * We off er a quality education at a reasonable cost. Page· understands that students instructional needs1 differ. Our small class sizes provide many levels of teaching and learning. The school provides a nurturing environment to enable each dhild to develop educationally and socially to their full potential. Page Private School provides incentives for scholarship, character, and personal- ity through individual attention. We also off er: coaau .. Age 2, throu~ Glide 6 ~ Victoria Stteet , (714) 642-0411 •Computer Labs • SmaJI Classes • Hot Lunches • Etiquette Classes • After hool Program • Mt.iii & Dance • iTran rtatlon Available Evtta Castfllo, Ensign Mid- dle School ... Set a record In the long jump at the Hershey's and Jesse <>wens track meets ... Plays basket- ball and WIS voted the Most Valuable Player •.. Very encouraging and sup- portive of other children. . '• Undsey Cherbak. sixth grade, TeWinkle Middle School ... flrst and second place winner in a martial arts karate tournament in New Yortt ... Blade belt can- didate in tae kwan do and will take the black belt test in April ... California Excel- lency Award winner ... Honor roll student ... Stu- dent of the Month ... loves skiing, snowboarding and other extreme sports ... Wants to be a fashion designer and practices sketching dothes. Lu Castlllo, 14, Ensign Mid- dle School ... lnvolved In the community sports pro- grams and Is an excellent student ... Very encourag- • Ing to other children who are less talented and is always trying to keep everybody upbeat and motivated. Elizabeth Clayton, 12, Mariners Elementary ... President of the student council ... Accomplished pianist ... Outstanding stu- dent ... Runs track, plays soccer, volleyball and bas- ketball ... Partkipates in the Junior Lifeguard pro- gram. Hanl Chal'Ullle. eighth grade, TeWlnkl• Middle School ... ASB secretary and member of the student councll ... Plays for the TeWinkle band and has been In many competitions ... Member of the Year- book Oub ... Gentrousty tutors her friends with their hornewoft ... Helps her mom at the preschool where she works. Natalie Cohen, third grade, Adams Elementary ... Shares with everyone ... Makes sure that she gets to know everyone and befriends evef)'One ... Great all- around student. Arrangements -·- Nancy Chavez. fourth grade, Pomona Elententary ... Spends most of her time after school assisting the teachers by posting stu- dent wortc, collating papers and deaning the classrooms, and helping the principal by counting Informational fliers ... Also helps dean the campus and disseminate lnfonmJ· tion to teachers ... Helps her three younger cOU$lns with their homeworlc fNety day ... Has a bright smile and cheerful attitude . Ryan Cook, 1 SJ Mater Oei High School ... Sang in the All-American Boys Chorus where he represented Cos- ta Mesa for three years as he traveled around the world ... Varsity waterpolo player and two-time mem- ber of the Junior Olympics team ... Also a member of Mater Dei's basketball team. Home Decor • Specialty Furniture • Silk Florals Custom Floral Arrangements Mon-Fri 10-6 • Sat 10-5 369 E.--11-th St. • Costa Mesa ("'1## 1--~} 646-6745 -' ti -· _ ___:__ -.·~-•:_• - StKy Allee, 12. Kaiser Ele- mentary ... Spends a lot of her time With her three younger brothers, one of whom has Down Syn- drome ... Sings In the St. Andrews Presbyterian Church choir ... All-star soc· cer player ... Recipient of a Daughters of the American Revolution Outstanding Citizen Award. catherine Bissell, 12. Mariners Elementary ... Organized program in her neighborhood to collect toys for children at Hoag Hospital ... campaigned to get help from Mariners students. Ovtstal AJvarado, senior, Newport Harbor High ... International Ambauadon Oub member who speaks out for what is right and Is a leader In her community, taking a stand against racism ... Artkulate, lntelli· gent and energetic ... Understands and is willing to work to end bigotry by promoting tolerance. Amanda Bissonnette, 11, Mariners Elementary ... Arrives at school 45 min· utes early to volunteer in the office, which she has done for two years ... Is a great help and could run the office herself ... Out· standing student. ~ Anhood. 18, Coro- na del Mar High ... Senior dau president and last year's, junior dass vice president ... Member of CIF champion volleyball team, where she received the Coach's Award •.. Key Oub member for four years, this year as publicist and last year as commissioner ... Coached a 14-and-under volleyball team in the sum- mer ... Girl's League and Assistance League. Monka Bridle, senior, New- port Harbor High ... National champion kayak· er and has been competing for six years at the New· port Aquatic Center ... Made the Junior World Kayak team In K-4 and raced in Poland and France ... Has also competed in outrigger canoe racing from Newport Beach to Catalina and in Hawaii ... Went to CIF with Newport Harbor's volleyball team ... Voted LA limes Sports Athlete of the Month. Meet Our Angela .ApocllQ. Estancla High ... M accomplished athlete and student who comes from a family that is learning English as a sec- ond language ... M over· achiever who works hard and puts effort Into achiev- ing her goals. ICalUyn Bowgeols, senior, Newport Harbor High ... Co-captain of the Varsity Field Hodcey team, hon· ored on first and second team all-league ... High jumps for the track and fietd team and placed sec· ond In league and third in county last year ... As a stu· dent leader at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, she has fed homeless In Los , Angeles and spent spring breaks in Mexico ... Select· ed as a college peer couo- selor at Newport Harbor High. ~top 103 most influential .,. ,. 1998 Discover what's right with Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Congt:atulations · To All junior Top 103 Twun a.jllj. senior, Corona def Mar High ... president of the Key Oub, where he has served his community through FISH, SOS, and other organizations ... ASB Commissioner of Commu- nity Servk:e •.. Member of CdM's track, cross-country, and tennis teams ... redpi· ent of the Irvine Spectrum Award. Mkhelle Burgner. 12, Coro- na del Mar High ... 4.0 grade point average and Outstanding Scholar Award recipient in science and English ... Oub soccer player for the OCU Rush II and volleyball and softball player at CdM ... Well·tra\'· eled and gives her time freely to those who need it. MldMfle Becbt"IMn, 11, Harbor Day School ... Raised $4.273 as the top fund.raiser for the Orange County Walk to cure dla-: betes and hopes that one day a cure will be found for her mother and the millions of other sufferers ... Talented singer and actr~ who has· performed at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center; Including a two-week per- formance with the Broad- way company of "Joseph and the Amazing Techni· color Dream Coat." Jessica Buder, seventh grade, TeWinkle Middle School ... 4-H Oub elected officer and wrote press releases to LA limes, Daily Pilot. Orange County Regis- ter and the Costa Mesa Breeze ... Student Council member for two years ... Best of Show Table Setting at Orange County Fair and blue and red ribbons for homemade vinegar ... Nature Academy Oub member ... American Youth Socxer Organli.ation player ... Advanced piano player for four years. Jon.#aul BeH. 18, Coro('la del Mar High ... As a Team c.allfomla Ice Hodtey ~ ber; he will represent ttle best ice hodtey pl~ in the state of califomla ,n the Chicago Showca~1 .... He has been pfaying n()CJC· ey for nine years. prectic· ing at 4 and 10:30 a.m. Chris carpenter, 13, Corona del Mar High ... As sev· enth-year Boy Scout work· ing toward an Eagle Scout, he has 18 merit badges and is the assistant senior patrol leader ... Singer In the Madrigal Singers at CdM and has starred in •The Sound of MOsic• and ·01iver• ... Recipient of numerous academic awards ... Leader in the junior high program at Mariners South Coast Church. Elizab9th llnw"wtt. sopho- more, &Unci. High ... Newport Mesa Unified ~ District repnsenta- tfve for Est.Inda High ... . Attended Qlffomla School ' Board AUodatlon Confer. ence ... Orgenlzed Austrian · Exchange progrem for 19 host 1'mllles and students for two weetcs ... Lady Eagles Basketball Team ... Semi-flnallst In the Con- gress-Bundestag Study Abroad program to study In Germany next year. Dena Cassity, senior, Estancia High ... Senior class president and has . ' held student government · · off1<es all four years ... Par· ticlpated in the Ethnic . · Forum, French dub, Pro-· • ject Pals, Key Club and · Chocettes ... Karate, weightlifting and member of the track and swim teams ... Recipient of the Princlpal's Leadership Award for the Herff-Jones Sc.holarShip and wrote an essay on motivating stu- dents to volunteer. Page Private SChool 90 Years ·of Quality Education * Is your child being challenged to his or her full potential? *Would you like your child to attend a private school? * We offer a quality education at a reasonable cost. Page understands thaC students instructional needsJ differ. Our small class sizes provide many levels of teaching and learning. The school provides a nurturing environment to enable each child to develop educationally and socially to their full potential. 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Wants to be a fashion designer and practices sketching clothes. Lu CastlHo, 14, E~lgn Mid· die School ... tnvolved in the community sports pro- grams and Is an excellent student ... Very encourag- ing to other children who are leSs talented and is al-.yays trying to keep everybody upbeat and motivated. Elizabeth Cayton, 12, Mariners Elementary ... President of the student council ... Accomplished pianist ... Outstanding stu- dent ... Runs track, plays soccer, volleyball and bas- ketball ... Participates in the Junior Lifeguard pro- gram. Hanl Chantule. eighth grade, TeWlnkle Middle School ... ASB secrmry and member of the student council ... Plays for the TeWlnkle band and has been In many competitions . .. Member o1 tt)e Year- book Oub ... Generously tutors her friends with their homewort ... Helps her mom at the preschool where she works. Natalie Cohen, third grade, Adams Elementary ... Shares with everyone ... Makes sure that she gets to know everyone and befriends everyone ... Great all· around student. Arrangements -·- Nancy Chnez, fourth grade, Pomona Elementary ... Spends most of her time after school assisting the teachers by posting stu- dent work, collatlng papers and deaning the classrooms. anet helping the principal by counting informational fliers ... Also helps dean the campus and disseminate infonna- tlon to teachers ... Helps her three younger cousins with their homewor1t ~ day ... Has a bright smile and cheerful attitude. Ryan Cook. 15, Mater Dei High Scho61 ... Sang in the All-American Boys Chorus where he represented Cos- ta Mesa for three years as he traveled around the world ... Varsity waterpolo player and two-time mem- ber of the Junior Olympics team ... Also a member of Mater Dei's basketball team. Home Decor • Specialty Furniture • Silk Florals Custom Floral Arrangements -·-Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10-S 369 E.17th St.• Costa Mesa (UW#/iil-~J 646-6745 I. I · 1 I ' A4 FlllDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 Kytle Cooper. 18, Corona del Mar High ... Involved in lifeguarding, swim team, water polo, Orchesis (CdM's dance team) and A.S.B. .. Persistent in the goals that she sets for her- self, strives for her dreams and is enthusiastic and encouraging to those around her ... Wonderful leader who sets an exam- ple that others look up to. Daniela DiGiacomo, 12, Corona del Mar High .. Participated 1n the Junior Olympics for the Newport Beach Youth Water Polo team and plays for CdM Junior Water Polo Har· bor View Swim Team mem· ber Helps with school fund raisers and Spirit Run .. Straight-A student .. Loves animals, skiing and playing the piano .. Helps her father, who 1s presi- dent of their community assoc1at1on "yen Cooper. 18, Corona del Mar High ... Honorable in his devotion to football and basketball ... Never complains and is constantly encouraging his friends and being sportsmanlike. R.J. Duernberger, 9, Sonora Elementary ... Involved in many activities including Little League ... National Junior Basketball member Newport Beach Junior Lifeguards ... Cub Scouts ... Gifted and Talented Educa- tion . swim team ... St. Andrew's Church member. Jaimee Creason. junior, Newport Harbor High ... Very involved in St. Andrew's High School group ... Great friend, sup- portive and comforting ... da Vinci program at New- port Harbor. Brenna Duncan, 12, Mariners Elementary ... Volunteer at Pageant of the Masters Art Festival in Laguna during the summer ... Volunteers after school in the classrooms and an after-school ceramics pro- gram ... Planted trees with the Costa Mesa Communi- ty planting program. ~YM Curiel, 11, Wilson School ... Student council •.. Leader both academically and socially, always helping other students ... Volun- teers for school events •tor the benefit of the school and the community, such as .a food drive and Valen- tine's fund-raiser. . \ Jennifer Earnest. sopho- more, Costa Mesa High School ... 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Swim team member, as well as water polo team member. Lance Emery, 18, Corona del Mar High ... Leadership team member for the Mariners South Coast Church high school group ... Spends his Easter breaks in Mexicali serving the church and the children down there ... Water polo player and member of the swim team ... Loves fishing, surfing and snowboarding. Amy Deming. senior, Estancia High .•• A.S.B. vice- president ..• Lady Eagles basketball team member for four years •.• 4.0 Grade Point Average ..• Three-year volleyball team member ... Community volunt~ ... Member of Chocettes. Shauna England, 11 , Davis Education Center ... Writer for school's newspaper, The Colt Express ... Participates in Girl Scouts ... Softball team member ... Score- keeper for basketball team ... Classroom leader ... Con- scientious student. JJ. Demfngoy, 11, Kaiser Elementary ... 1st Degree Black belt In Tae Kwon t>o. working his way to a second degree, qualified for Nationals in Louisville, Ky .... Also loVes other sports, football and bas~ ketball, also ... Gives much of his time and effort to helping his cousins, friends, teachers, aunts and uncles. KatJe Erickson, 11. M ariners Elementary ... Vice President of the Stu- dent Council ... Participat- ed in the Junior Olympics for Water Polo ... On the all-star soccer team ... Swim team ... Great sense of humor. Party consultants, complete ine of party supplies, balloons & custom invitations. Buddy DeVlne, 10, Mariners School ... Playing the part of Augustus Gloop in the Mariners School play "Willy Wonka and the-Chocolate Factory• ... Active member of Har- bor Christian Olurch ... Salls sabots in the summer with the Los Alamitos Ba,Y Yadlt Oub ... Soccer player whose American Youth Soccer Organization teams have finished first and sec- ond in their divisions ... Accomplished camper and backpacker, who loves to roc.k climb. Galel Fajardo, sophomore, Costa Mesa High ... Stu- dent body vice president and student board mem-, ber for Newport-Mesa Uni· tied School District who began effort to gain pref- erential voting for student board members on the school board ... Volunteers with Hospital Disaster Sup- port Communications as an amateur radio operator at Fairview and Hoag hospi- tals ... Volunteers as an umpire for Costa Mesa American Little League. LOTS OF EASTER GOODIES & CARDS, HOT AIR BALLOONS, LOWEST HELIUM TANK RENTALS IN TOWN Paper Goods • Custom Gift Wrapping • Greeting Cards 270 E. 17TH ST. • EOSTA MESA SPRING SUN GIASSES HAVE ARRIVED M-P 10-7 • SaL 10-5 •San 114 722-1803 Any Style $11.95 NEWPORT- •. FLUENTIAL Ryan Gallacher, senior, CC* ta Mesa High ... Boy's State Jenntfet Gtffl, junior, New- port Harbor High ... A hardworking student who Brooke Flamson, 16, New- port Harbor High ... Thrff. year .va(Sity soccer player, Olstnct Olympic Develop- ment Soccer team, as well as the state team ... 3.9 grade point average ... Active volunt~r In Nation- al Charity league. Jesse Forsythe, 12, Kaiser Elementary ... School presi- dent who sets a good example ... Helped dean the entire school, design the new school logo, run student coulldl meetings and many other duties .•. Has a great sense of humor and cheers up his friends ... 'Basketball player at the Lou Yantom Harbor Alea Boys and Glr1s Oub ... Soccer goalie for the OCU Hotspurs ... Preschool vol- unt~r at St. Andrew's Church. UndSlly ft'MfnM, 12 ... As a selected member of the Human Relations Task Force, she attends retreats to learn about other ethnic groups •.• Member of Star· quest. a dub for students interested In space and sci· ence .. : After completing a group counseling program for children of divorced parents, she wanted to rejoin to help other chil· dren ... Always helps other cla.ssmates with their homework ... Tru'stworthy. Natalie Frost, senior, Estancia High •.• Exception- al young woman who has served her community welt ... Served as the drill team captain In the school band for two years and was nominated to represent her school at Girl's State ... Sings beautifully and had a role in Newport Harbor's play last year. Samantha Galbet', 16, New- port Harbor High ... Leads community service projects such as the book drive and Daffodil Days for the ben· efit of the American Can- · Representative in Sacra- mento, voted onto the city council ... Key Club secre- tary ... Straight-A honor student ... Involved in help- ing the community and h~s planted trees, painted fences, walked for AIDS, heart diseases and cancer, and gives blood ... Deeply committed to helping oth- ers ... Great student leader in and out of the class- room. Cennen Gamboa, Estancia High School ... A key mem- ber on the Eagles track team ... Maintains high academic grades and sel"Ves her community in many ways. I also has an outside job ... Sings for the Young Ameri- cans ... Active member in the Church of Jesus Grant Gochnauer, senior, Corona del Mar High ... Staff representative of the Newport Beach Public library Young Adult Advi- sory Council ... Has encour- aged other local teens to join the council and attend events ... member of Mariners South Coast Church high school group , which serves in Mexicali over Easter ... Created a CD-Rom for Advanced Placement U .. S. History. Klndal Graham, junior, Newport Harbor High ... Active in drama ... Wrote, directed and produced her own version of •The Christmas Carol• for a church organization for young women called Lau- rels ... Has starred as Pinoc- chio in •Pinocchio," Mama in •fiddler on the Roof," Moonbeam McSwine in "Li'I Abner" and many others ... Sweet, kind, demure and has high moral standards. HeidiGroskruetz.,16,New· port Harbor High ... Started a tutorial group for young elementary students and organized high school stu· dents to help tutor, and every Wednesday for 10 weeks they set up a date and time to help the kids for one hour •. Honor Roll student and member of the Young Americans ... Strong love for the community. Kate Guesman, 12, Mariners Elementary ... Sings with the Southern California Children's Cho- rus ... Volunteers hours of her time helping in the school office ... Actress in the school play every year ... Outstanding student ... Accomplished pianist. Candy Bars cer Society ... Varsity soc- cer player ... Drives for her teammates ... Helps friends and classmates with homework ... Is determined, courageous, tenacious, compassionate and humorous. Robert Hader, 18, Corona del Mar ... Varsity swimmer and water polo player ... Taking a class at Orange Coast College in Emergency Medical Training to qualify for the Newport Beach Search and Rescue team ... As a Newport Beach life- guard, he has helped in more than 50 rescues ... Advanced certification in scuba diving ... Recently cre- ated, developed and imple- mented Temple Bat Yahm's video library ... Helps resi- dents of Leisure World with their computers. Kari Hammerschmitt 15, Corona del Mar ... Coached all summer at Harbor View, teaching 3-and 4-year-olds to swim ... Swims for the Harbor View and Corona del Mar swim teams ... Vol- unteers with the Make-A- Wish Foundation and is a candy striper at Hoag Hos- pital... Member of Girl's League ... Caring and responsible. Bruce Hancock. junior, Cos- ta Mesa High ... Ranked No. 1 in his class ... Past A.S.B. vice president and school board representa- tive ... All-League in Cross Country ... First place in Woodbridge and Dana Hills X-Country invitation- als ... State qualifier and second team All-County for X-Country ... Track: CIF qualifier, first place in Orange County Champi- onships, All-League ... Eagle Scout ... 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Will sing the "Star-Span~led Banner" for the Key Club conven- tion in Santa Clara ... Choir volunteer at hospitals. ~ Harper, junior, Corona del Mar High School ... member of the baseball team ... a great role model to aspiring young baseball players by helping at their clinics and 9 iving his time to coaching them. Wanen Junowich, sixth grade, Kaiser Elementary ... Plays for a club soccer team, on which he encour· ages his teammates and is very sportsmanlike ... Is a leader at his school as a positive role model and mentor ... Vice president of his school. Allison Lent junior. New· port Harbor High ... Stu· dent leader at St. Andrew's Church ... Has traveled to Brazil twice to do mission- ary work with a church there ... Honors program for academics ... Plays vol- leyball ... A compassionate. wa rm. excellent example of a student leader. Kristine Hantngeon, junior, Newport Harbor High ... Editor-in-chief of The Bea- con, the school paper ... President of school's chap- ter of the American cancer Society ... Rows for New- port Aquatic Center Junior Crew ... Member of New- port Beach Public Library Young Adult Advisory Council ... International Ambassadors Oub ... Serves the community through National Charity League ... Will attend the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine this summer. Brian Katusian, 15, Corona del Mar High ... Lead trum- pet player for the Corona jazz band and plays the guitar and piano ... Accom- plished fisherman and cer· tified rock climber ... Coached his younger sis- ter's soccer team and refer· eed his brother's team ... Va~ity badminton player ... Enrolled in advanced courses in Corona ... Full· time summer employee at the CdM beach snackbar ... Adores his grandmothers. Lucy Leon. 11, Wilson Ele- mentary ... Stands out as a model citizen ... Active in Student Council ... Active m~mber of the Peer Assis- tance Leadership Program, in which she helps other students find peaceful solutions to their conflicts ... Leads by example in the classroom and on the play- ground ... Is polite and respectful ... Helps at home to provide for special needs of her brother and mother, who has a heart condition. Megan H.wklns, 13, Ensign Middle School ... Student body president ... Member of Ensign's Ambassadors ... National Charity League, eighth- grade vice president ... Volunteers at the Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Cen- ter, NCL Ticktocller Thrift Shop and Human Options' Second Step ... Tennis play- er and member of U.S. Tennis Association. Danielle Kaylor. 17, New- port Harbor High ... Cheer- leader ... Extremely influ- ential with her friends and classmates by encouraging them, respecting them and being respected. John Uebengood, senior, Estancia ... First Team All Pacific Coast League for football ... Varsity starter for football ... Heavy- weight on the wrestling team ... Two-year track athlete. S~ HMd, 17, St. Mar- ~ret's Eplsa>pal School ... Carried Olympk torch In 1996 ... Has raised more than $600 In donations for Harbor Day School and Newport Harbor's Grad Night ~ donating cornput· er tutoring ... Has served 500 hours at the Environ- mental Nature Center help- ing kids at after-school and summer programs ... Origi- nal member of Newport Bead'I Public Library Young Adult Advisory Council. Anne Kircher, 13, Harbor Day School _.supports orga- nizations that benefit chil- dren in need by raislng money and serving her community through Nation- al Charity League ... Started a Summer Fun leam-and- play workshop for the kids in her neighborhood. She created a curriculum for the program, held in her garage, which included fact review, storytelling and craft-making. She has also added a Winter Fun. She donates part of the money she eams. Bryan Utton, 12, Sowers Middle School in Hunting- ton Beach ... Completed naturalist training in the Department of Fish and Game and Harbors, Beach- es, and Parks volunteer naturalist certification pro- gram ... Participates regu- larly in revegetation pro- jects and helps in many special events ... All~ar baseball player in Fountain Valley ... Kind, gentle, patient and a positive role model for other youths in the com!Tiunity. Us offset the Cost of our-newly Remodeled Store Regal Beauty Supplies a Sllon l9 E 17th St.,..-.--~ Steven Herzog. senior, Costa Mesa High ... Spent $1,200 on a Super Bowl ticket for his younger brother, Jimmy ... Talecrt- ed running back and llne- badcer for the Mustangs ... Leader In talent and spirit on the fQOtball field ... Generous ... Possesses incredible Integrity. Dallas Kopp, fourth grade. Adams Elementary ... Member of Boy Scouts ... Dedicated basketball, soc- cer and baseball player ... Polite, independent and conscientious. Ashley Lystne, fourth grade, California Elemen- tary ... Winner of the first-place award for her poster in the Orange County Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drug Abuse Pre- vention Poster Contest (poster was based on camping outdoors with the theme •ee Healthy: Alco- hol,Tobacco and Other Drug Freel•) nevor Holmes. fifth grade, Adams Elementary ... Stu- dent body president .. . Reading buddy to first· grade students and as helped some leam how to read ... Awarded by the Daughters of American Revolution for his love of American HistOI)' ... Consci- entious student ... Excels in academics and sports. Simone Kozuharov, New- port Harbor High ... Presi· dent of Girl's League and is facilitating a Harbor Friends Group, where she and other high school girls will be mentoring sixth· grade girls from Newport Elementary ... Very inter- ested in Habitat for Humanity and is encourag- ing others to get involved. . Kristin Mablny, freshman, Newport Harbor High ... Volleyball and soccer play- er ... Participates in the da Vinci program and has a 3.8 grade point average ... Candy striper at Hoag Hos- pital ... Active member of St. James' Episcopal Church and youth group, as. well as Grace Fellow- ship youth group ... Senior Gir1 Scout ... Spent a year traveling around the Unit· ed States by car and trail- erable trimaran ... Partici- pates in Newport Beach Jun~or lifeguards. . . Nrwport &e.:h/Coita Meta Daily Piloc Chelsea Hover, sophomore, Corona del Mar High ... Original member of the Newport Beach Publk Ubrary Young Adult Advi- scry Council, where her enthusiasm helped the program, and her service touched kids durirtg the Summer Reading Program and Imagination Celebra- tion ... Serves her commu· nity through National Charity League ... Cheer· leader at Corona ... Editor of the school paper, The Trident. Scott Kramer, 18, Corona del Mar High ... Leader in the worship band for the Mariners South Coast High School group ... Crew member aboard the Rap- ture, a yacht. where he helps with youth retreats, marine biology expeditions and missionary trips ... Member of the swim team ... Loves scuba diving ... leads a Bible Study ... Speaker for Corona's Chris· tian Club Fish. Na1Nn Megafta. fourth grade, Kaiser Elementary ... Noted for his heroics efforts when his family's house caught fire in June and he called 911. His best friend, Louis Truxton, thinks that he showed 1 lot of courage. Their house is still being renovated. Angel Iglesias, Newport Harbor High ... Member of the Newport Harbor High lnternatJonal Ambassadors Club and Latino subgroup that promotes tolerance, fights bias and prejudke on campus and in the com- munity and sponsored a book drive that collected 2,025 books for the Shali· mar Leaming Center ... Aids in the English--as-a- second-language class ... School Site Council student representative last year. Loren Krause, 18, Monte . Vista Alternative EducatiQn Center ... Attended Sig· graph Conference for Graphics Design ... Newpqrt Mesa Unified School District student representative to school board to start improving school conditions ... Student representative to Journalism Conference ... California School Board Association student repre- sentative ... St. Mark Presby- terian Youth Council mem- ber. helping with Interfaith Shelter for homeless. James Mandel, senior, Corona del Mar High ... : Scored a perfect 1600 on- the SAT test ... Founder : and president of CdM's : Political Action Oub ... 4.~6 grade point average .. . National Merit Scholar semi-finalist ... Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science -Awau:f-redpient....-Corona del Mar High Latin Book Award recipient ... Captain of the Varsity Junior Men's Crew ... Senior commission· er of the Key Club ... Going to Princeton. entary 30 Day Guest ,. ~ ........... 12,Costa Mesa High ... Graduated ftom P1ul1rino Elementary with Presidential Honors ... Very active In the el~en tary student council ... Stu- dent of jazz •.. Takes karate ..• Strlight ~s ... Self-moti- vated. Daniel Molinaro, 14 ... Suf- fers from a rare genetic degenerative disease, called Sanfilippo syndrome, · but his smile can light up a toom ... Can't talk, but his eyes say everything he needs to say ... Biggest achievement is turning 14 ... Inspires and encourages those around him. Nathlln M.Uln. junior, Newport Harbor High .. . Junior class president .. . Awarded the Nation~ Merit Leadership Award ... President of Newport Har- bor's Ambassadors Club ... Member of Newport Har- bor's Site Council ... Partkl- pant in the da Vinci Pre> gram ... Two-year varsity football player ... Three- year bisketball player. Cynthia Mora, fifth grade, Wilson Elementary ... Out- standing student and car- ing citizen ... Classroom leader ... Respectful and polite to teachers and peers ... Constantly helping out in the classroom. Adam MltSOn. 11, TeWin- kle Middle ••• Bladt belt in karate and asslsts as an Instructor with children's classes at the United Stu- dios of Self Defense ... Works as a model and has done two commercials, a live fashion show and sev- eral print jobs for such stores as Robinsons May, Mattel and Kmart ... Active member of the beginner band at TeWinkle School. Diana Morelli, 15, Costa Mesa High ... She is a nat- ural leader who has put her heart soul, dedication and love into her passion of the arts, Jesus Christ and school ... One of the leads in the school play ... Advanced choir member and singer in her youth band at church ... Member of the Key, Drama and French clubs. Student Council, Associated Stu- dent Body and Youth Advi- sory Council for Costa Mesa ... Does morning announcements. Whitney McDonnell, junior, Corona del Mar High ... Partkipates in Associated Student Body as junior dass secretary- treasurer ... Member of the CIF champion varsity volleyball team ... Served on the Newport Beach Youth Council ... Varsity sailor and raced two times in the National Champi- onships ... Has taught chil- dren how to sail during the summer ... Past ASB publicity commissioner and freshman class secre- tary-treasurer. Billy Monow, 12, Lincoln Elementary ... President of the Student Body ... Donates much of his time to school fund-raising, bak- ing cookies for the bake sale and going to super- markets to ask for shop- ping carts to store balls in ... Currently designing a program for recess where the balls can be checked out and returned so that everybody gets a chance to use them ... Dedicated to his family, school and com- munity. • Ric McGee, seventh grade, TeWlnlde Middle ... Sep- tember Student of the Month ... National Geogra- phy Olympiad .•. Rotary student of the month in October •.. Eight-year American Youth Soccer Organization player ... Lit- tll\ League baseball player for seven years ... Junior Lifeguards, ice hockey, swim team and basketball. Elizabeth Morse, sopho- more, Corona del Mar High ... 1997 Undergradu· ate Athlete of the Year ... Ranked 13th in the Nation in the 800 meters for track ... Sea View League Cham- pion in the 800 meters ... CIF Division II champion in the 800 meters ... Orange County Register All County in track ... 4.1 grade point average ... Motivated and respectful ... Loves art and hopes to pursue a career in medicine. • Mlchael McGuire, 13, Cos- ta Mesa High •.. An exam- ple of what dedication and hard work can accomplish ... Selected to all-star Little League baseball te~ for four years ... TWe>time Daily Pilot Dream-Team (base- ball) member ... Coaches tee-ball for his 6-year-old sister and her friends ... Led his winning basket- ball team ... Also plays football. Katherine Morse, eighth grade, Corona del Mar High ... Performs with the Musical Theater Company and will be the narrator in their "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat" ... Sings the "Star-Spangled Banner# at sporting events, including the Spirit Run ... District champion in the 600 and 1320 meters for track ... Sings for the High School Madrigal Choir and will be a lead role in the upcom- ing play. \ FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 A7 Kelly McKenzie, junior, Newport Harbor High ... Vice president of the Ameri- can Cancer~ chair- man of the Assistance League, member of the Ambassadors Oub and ~ated Student Body junior ambassador ... Board member of the Young Adult Advisory Committee at the Newport Beach Pub- lic Library ... Ranked third in her class ... Member of the da Vinci program ... Chair- man of Great American Smokeout campaign ... CrfN-1 member at Newport Aquatics Center. Ryan Mullin, 13, Corona del Mar High ... Traveled through the South Pacific to Australia for 14 months on his family's boat and helped with all of the duties, including doing night watch ... Loves play- ing soccer ... Swims for the Balboa Bay Club Swim Team ... Acts for the South Coast Repertory. lhty Meek, freshman, New- port Harbor High ... Player on the varsity soccer teAm ... Has played soccer for the Olympic Development dis- trict, state and regional teams for the past three years ... 3.7 grade point average.:. Chosen as one of 34 boys from 34 states to make the regional team and scored the second- highest number of goals ... Has scored 150 goals in five years of club soccer ... Altar boy for St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church. Corre Myer. 17, Corona del Mar High ... Captain of the CIF champion girls varsity volleyball team ... Named to second team All-League and second team All-CIF for volleyball ... Honored as an academic athlete for a 3.5 or higher grade point average ... Will play volley- ball! next year at either Brown or NfNI York univer- sities. tulations to the uniorTop 103! Balboa "Instruments is committed to the education of Costa Mesa's high school students. As a charter member of PEAC, "Partnering Education and ·community," we are proud of the effort you have made to achieve this honor. The PEAC program introduces students to a working business environment and gives them a view of life after graduation. This unique experience motivates students to finish high school and gain a college degree. There is no better way to ensure the success of our ~ommunity than to invest in the future1' dur youth. Our future restS ~ tbeJia!ids of today's high school students. Our future rests with you . • PEaC aw Ir'•! , I Al FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 Justin Myers ... Helps In the office of the Nicole Brown Simpson Charitable Foundation with an Inter- est in their activities ... Active in karate and Boy Scouts and helps his moth- er ... Collected newspapers and soda cans for recycling to raise money for a trip to Washington, D.C. ... Very well-mannered and consid- erate of others. Sienna Palmer. 9, Newport Heights Elementary ... An inspiration to others, con- sidered a model student by her teachers and a valu· able teammate by her soc- cer coaches, someone who leads by setting a good example and having a pos- itive attitude ... Girl Scout ... The teachers love her - they never want her to miss a day of school ... "Does and will make this world a better place to live in" ... "The kind of person you'd love to have as a friend." zureen Naaz. eighth grade, TeWinkle Middle ... Attended the Leadership Conference and has partic- ipated in the Gifted and Talented Education pro- gram for four years ... Recipient of both academ- ic and athletic awards .. . Performs as a dancer .. . Student Council officer ... Serves the community through baby-sitting, help- ing her friends and get- ting things done on time. Tay Park, 10, Mariners Christian School ... Runs cross country and track for the Irvine Running Club and has encouraged many of his friends to come out to the annual Newport Harbor Community Track Meet ... Went to the Las Vegas U.S. Track Federa- tion regionals and then qualified for nationals in Oregon ... Has a love for running that brings him, his parents and his friends joy. Heunanl Nabbara, junior, Estancia High ... President of the Key Club and has doubled the membership and participated in tree planting, a cancer walk and •Save the Dolphins• peti· tions ... Raising money for iodine deficiency patients, visited retirement homes and helped the underprlv- eleged at Christmas ... Vice president of the Spanish Oub ... Environmental Nature Center volunteer ... Member of German Oub, Outdoor Club and volley- ball team. Alyssa Paul, 17, Newport Harbor High ... Three-year varsity basketball player, leader in Orange County for three-point shots, and played volleyball ... National Charity League member who was award· ed the only "Exceptional Service Award" ... Helps the American Cancer Soci- ety by raising and donat- ing money ... Tutors her friends in chemistry, French and Spanish and is a bilingual Spanish speak- er ... 4.0. grade point aver- age ... chonor roll. Sam Nelson. senior, Estancia High ... Three-year varsity basketbll player, most valuable player, Pacif- ic Coast League MVP and All OF, averaging 24 points per game ... FOur-year var- sity volleyball player, first team all-Pacific Coast League and Team MVP ... Junior Olytnpic volleyball player ... Coached at two youth basketball camps ... Member of the Estancia Aviation Club ... Will attend the Air Force Acad- emy. Lauren Paul, 11, Mariners Elementary ... Collected toys for the children at Hoag Hospital in a pogram that she organized and carried out ... Is campaigning to get more Mariners students involved. SWING CLASSES -JRS. & TEENS SIGN UP NOW! ADULTS: SALSA-SWING-FOXTROT·HIPHOP·DISCO·COUNTRY LATIN-FLAMENCO-BELLY-POLYNESIAN & MORE Call and ask fo!:_ your favorite style, and schedule your FREE introductory lesson! 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Has performed in the community many times. Hong-An Nguyen. 9, Sono- ra Elementary ... Gifted and Talented Education program ... Also attends after-school program Ris- ing Stars, sponsored by Camp Fire Boys and Girls ... Will partidpate in district- wide spelling bee today. Kasey Peters, fifth grade, Mariners Elementary ... Incredible athlete in bas- ketball, football and base- ball ... Led his basketball team to three champ i- onships, played quarter- back for four years in the Pop Warner league, and pitched for the local all- star baseball team ... In the Gifted and Talented Educa- tion program at his school. Tuyen Nguyen, sixth grade, Davis School ... Only stu- dent In the Newport-Mesa school district to w in sec· ond place for an essay she wrote on her short-term and long-range economk goals for a contest spon- sored by the Los Angeles Times. KaJttln Quinlivan, 12, Lin- coln Elementary ... Chosen to perform In San Francisco at the Music Teachers' Association of California 100th annual convention ... Practices her music 1 112 hours a day· ... Accompanist for the Lincoln School Choir ... Uses her music to serve the community by giving concerts in convales- cent homes and perform- ing at community func- tions ... A-student and enrolled in the Gifted and Talented Education pro- gram. Rhett P.itner, 10, Newpott Heights Elementary .•. Ful)- loving and a great sense of humor ... Driven to excel ... Plays basketball, roller hockey, gotf and SQCCer .•. Stands up for himself and his friends. Brittany Rausch, , 1, Mariners Elementary ... Deals wonderfully with the obsta- des that life has dealt her; mainly having Type 1 dia- betes, which has resulted In more than 8, 125 shots ... Has helped raise aver $10,000 for diabetes research with the JDF Walkathon and Olil- dren's Hospital of Orange County PADRE Foundation ... Student in the Gifted and Talented Education program and in her school play ... Kind, sweet. loving and nev- er says bad things about anyone. Dept. Store LalJels, at EVER Spring · Savings! · T~~ ~~~ ~ ~~-,-~~~ CONTEMPORARY \I/OMEN'S \I/EAR & ACCESSORIES University Center 423 7 Campus Dr. (Across from UCO Open 7 Days 854-4452 --- Balboa Island 332 Martne Ave. (Between Balboa Ice Cream Factory and Andlamo Hair) 675-6887 • MkhHI Rekher, senior, Corona del Mar High ... ,Edltor-ln-<hlef of The Tri- Clent, CdM's school news- paper ... captain, A-Divi- sion skipper and four-year varsity letterman on CdM's sallln9 team ... Head racing coach for Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's Junior Sailing program and certified by U.S. Sailing as a level I instructor ... Vice-com- modore of BCYC Junior Sailing. Katharine Robertson, 17, Newport Harbor High ... President of Amnesty Inter- national ... Influential in requesting the school board to upgrade facilities at her school ... Candy striper at Hoag ... Worked at Bilingual language Materials in Costa Mesa for several years ... Spokesper- son for Youth Employment Service in Costa Mesa ... Went to Outer Hebrides off the northwest coast of Scotland last year for an archeological dig. Cob r • Ce•o T•1l•r Mada Aelaweralil ••• • 1 J. ft •• B••••111ort ... , ... S • .P . Pro ~ JOHn LEOOARD'S ••&.• ...... J. NEWPORT- Chanteal Reedy, 8 ... Loves art, reading and writing books ... Serves her com- munity by picking up litter and trash, planting trees through Re-Leaf Costa Me{a and deaning local par.ks. Brett Robinson, Ensign Middle ... Awarded the President Outstanding Achievement Award ... On the academic pentathalon team ... Helps coach his sis· ter's soccer team and also refereed at all of the games ... Looked up to by kids throughout the neigh- borhood. • Colby Reedy, 11, Davis Education Center ... Stu- dent Council member and has participated In city council and school board meetings ... Participates In Estuary Day every year by picking up trash In the Back Bay ... Also.serves during Costa Mesa Com- munity Clean-Up ... Plays basketball and is involved in the Newport Beach Junior lifeguard program ... Rides the unicycle. Rebeka Roth, freshman, Estancia High School ... Incredible soccer player and was a key part of her school's varsity team ... Club soccer player for OCU Rip\ide and South Coast Splash ... Positive attitude has an impact on those around her ... Supportive of her teammates and friends. There are 20 7 reasons fo~ tnakin11 the Artis Reynolds, eighth grade, TeWinkle Middle School ... Taking geometry and biology at Estancia . High School ... Organized Earth Day fair and Haunted House at Victoria Elemen- tay to raise funds for out- door Science School ... Superior flutjst ... Coach~ Victoria Elementary third- and fourth-grade soccer team for Lion's Cup ... Algebra student of the year ... Volleyball, soccer. basketball, softball and track team member. Solange Rousset. senior, Newport Harbor High ... Incredible scholar ... Perfect 800 on SATH Literature ... Honors in Golden State exams .. National Merit Honorable Mention ... National Hispanic Scholar ... Volunteers hours in her spare time for the English as a Second language (ESL) class at Newport Har- bor ... Rows at Newport Aquatic Center ... U.S. Junior National Team member, winning first and third places. . tt'\~(9f top 1 0 3 moSt in.fluential a success! Here are 6 m.ore o: o Triangk Square S/1¢i.i Ralphs Johnny Rockeu Taylor's Mom's CooJda 1998 FLUENTIAL Michael Reynolds, soph- more, Estancia High ... Scholar athlete ... Scored 1200-1300 on PSArs without practice ... Admired by others for his intelligence, .. Encourag- ing member of his sopho- more basketball team ... Two-year varsity volley- ball player ... Plays club soccer ... Loves to write poetry. Courtney Ryan. senior, Mater Oei High ... Played softball for her school and been on varsity her whole career ... As catcher, she was with her team when they won the South Coast League Championships, State Champions and CIF Division 1 Champions ... Plays Travelball ... Ranked 19th in her class of 462. Melissa Richardson, 17, freshman, University of California ... Served more than 500 hours with Hoag Hospital candy strlpers as Coronary Care Unity Com- mittee Member, Nursing Chairperson and Festival of the Trees Fund-raisin9 vol- unteer ... At her church. she helps teach Sunday school, re~ at services, assist youth groups and participate in outreach projects ... Active in Scout- ing as a Junior Scout. Med- ical Explorer and Sea Explorer. Magdalena Sandoval, 16, Costa Mesa High .. Defense attorney on the Mock Trial team ... Madri- gal Choir singer ... Actress in school play "City of Angels" ... Macy's "Bright Spot" Award for her acting ... Volunteers at local soup kitchen ... Key Club, Math Club and Performing Arts Club member ... 4.0 grade point average throughout High School ... Has spoken at City Council and School Board ... Junior varsity ten- nis and basketball player. John Rlnek. 17, Newport Harbor High ... Summer college scholarship to Art Institute of Southem Cali- fornia ... Spends every Sat- urday at the Institute prac- ticing figure drawing ... Designed a T-shirt series that he has hand-silk- , screened .. .'Four-year varsi- ty tennis player .. Top 9% of his graduating class .. Wants to attend University of California, Santa Bar- bara, next year Lianne Sasaki, 16, Costa Mesa High ... "Mustang Recognition" in English and social science ... 4.0 grade point average ... National Mathematics Award from the U.S. Achievement Academy ... Varsity basketball team member ... Eight years of playing basketball w ith Orange Coast Optimist team ... Superior piano player ... Performed in the National Auditions for six years ... Collects and deliv- ers food to the needy dur- ing the holidays . Haircare for Kids, Teens & the Entire Family A Full Service Salon Manicures & Pedicures Jenny Roberts, 18, Corona del Mar High •.. Associated Student Body president ... Member of the swim team ... Assistant coach for Har- bor View Swim Team, where she mentors young children as a coach and a friend ... Varsity cheer- leader ... Has high stan- dards and values that make her respected by her peers ... Serves her commu- nity through National Chanty League. Alexandre Schafnitz, sec- ond grade, Our Lady Queen of Angels School ... Is a gift from God and a miracle ... Doctors from all around the world viewed his ultrasound -he is an achondroplasiadwarf ... He says he is a special gift from God and that he is one in 20,000 (which is how often his condition appears) and will be eight in April ... His size is that of a two-year-old, but his heart is that of a giant. Flat Top Specialists • Heart Braids "Clooney" Cuts •Free Ear Piercing Facials • Waxing • Sega Games Tree House • Jungle Atmosphere ''MOM! Weave Highlights starting at $35.00 FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 Jaclyn Schart. 18, Monte Vista Alternative Education Center ... Huntington Beach Wildlife Center vol- unteer and docent ... Santa Ana Zoo volunteer and docent ... International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council certification as a Wildlife Rehabilitator ... Hunti(lgton Beach Wet- lands and Wildlife Care Center volunteer ... As a dog handler/trainer, she trams puppies for shows, including three champions. Brad Smith, 8, Mariners Christian School ... Donat- ed toys that he won at an arcade to children hospital- ized in Fountain Valley Hospital and got the arcade owner to donate toys, too ... Gave a helmet that he won to a neighbor ... Loves helping and feed- ing homeless people. Megan Schuler, junior, Newport Harbor High ... Chairman of City of New- port Beach Youth Council and is currently woriting on two projects: Crty Gov- ernment Day and Beach Clean-up Day ... Candy striping at Hoag Hospital ... Volunteers at High Hopes Head Injury Rehabilitation Center ... Member of Pacif- ic Coast Aquatics team ... Newport ~arbor junior var- sity tennis player. Joshua Smith, 9, Kaiser Elementary ... Gymnast on the South Coast Gymnas- tics Team, with which he practices eight hours a week ... Tenth in the state on parallel bars for his age group ... Would like to make it to the Western Regionals ... Hiked 14 miles to the top of Mount San Jacinto ... Gifted and Talented Program in his school. K9nny Schwarz. 18, Coro- na del Mar High ... Eagle Scout and works with troop as an adult Assistant Scoutmaster ... Associated Student Body officer in charge of school dubs ... Marinen South Coast Church High School Drama leadership team ... YMCA Youth and Goverrlement ... Jury trial member in Sacra- mento ... Leadership train- ing seminars with Wash- ington Workshop Founda- tion and Junior Statesmen of America ... Cross-country and track runner. Jelena Stankovic. 14, Costa Mesa High ... Moved from Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, at age 9 ... Mastered English in one year ... Now she excels in school and is in the Gifted and Talented Education program ... Stu- dent leader. Kate SI"'°"* sophomore, Corona del Mar High ... two-year varsity soccer team player where she Is a starting defender ... mem- . berofOCU'sunder-16 team, the Breakers ... her team made it to the Coast Soccer League Quarterfi- nals ... scholar ·~ durrng the summers, she helps with the St. Andrew's Vaca- tion Bible School as a teacher's aid. Bear St. Oair, senior, New- port Harbor High ... Intro- duced to the school paper an entire page written in Spanish ... Last year's editor of the •Beacon,• Newport Harbor's student newspa- per ... Member of Interna- tional Ambassadors Club and promoted "Unity WeekH ... Presenter at Los Alamitos Human Relations Conference, where he edu- cated students to use their papers as vehicles for social change. .. _.. :.-•, • r ' : : • • " : : • • • ' • ,. : ~ ' ' •. ' . @(£)~ ~~[1[1 \)~ ~Q!Jl2J7 ~@]]~[1 EASTER, SPRING AND SUMMER SESSIONS AT BOlSA CHICA BEACH IN H.B. ...... EASTER FULL DAY OR HALF DAY: . VACATION CAMP April 6-10 •April 13-April 17 LIMITED SPACE ...... SPRING CAMP Weekends pnly April 4 -May 23 2 private le ssons, 2 group le ssons Practice every Sunday ...... SUMMER CAMP 12 1-week sessions (M-F) FULL DAY OR HALF DAY. STARTS JUNE 15. Three rne;tructors for every 10 student.6. Student s are placed in groups according to age and ability. • Any Age, Every Ability, Surfboards and Wetsuits included. FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH 1 800 760-9267 .......... Clli , Ryan Simpson. senior, Estancia High ... Valedicto- rian or S.ludatorlan of graduating class ... Partld- pated In the Youth leader- ship Conference at Pepper- dine Unlvenlty ... Varsity bdcetball player for three years ... Rotary Student of the Month ... Winter For- mal Prince. Jamison Steete, fifth Grade, Lincoln Elementary ... First Place FVTC Tennis Tournament ... Finalist in San Luis Obispo Tennis Tournament and El Dorado Parlt Tennis Tournament ... Gifted and Talented Educa- tion program ... Lincoln Storytellers Guild ... Lincoln Choir Member ... Supports Children's Hospital of Orange County. Matt Singer, 17, Newport Harbor High ... Chartered a campus chapter of Ameri- . ·can Red Cross ... Orga- nized, collected and dis- tributed toys for under- ptlvledged children last Christmas ... Involved in Shalimar Book Drive •.. Eagle Scout ... Community Service at Environmental Nature Camp ... Plays con- tralto clarinet in the school band ... Three-year varsity tennis player ... 4.0 grade point average ... Da Vinci Program ... Interested in science. Sarah Stem. sixth grade, Lincoln Elementary ... Bas- ketball player for the City of Newport Beach's Basket- ball Program and Lincoln girls' team ... Confident in her playing abilities and has played on the boys' and girls' team ... Great team player and motivates the other players. ·=and EduCatlon PIOglams For 2 yn. ttwu Pre K • Special Emphasis on IClndergartw1 ReodllleSS at the Pre KL.evel Ful-Oay & Morning Half-Day S.sslo.11 Monday thru FrldaY 6:30am-6:00pm Dildar: Arlini Shaph 714-540-1919 lllllU.. noG6001'6 195 Paularlno Ave. • Costa Mesa located Between Bristol & Bear St. ~with Park Prtdt Day School Jack Skahen, 13, Harbor Day School ... Volunteer In a eye surgical clinic on the Yasawa Islands In Fiji, where he keeps small chil- dren occuppfed, helps test vision, watches surgeries. delivers books he has col- lected from classmates to the toe.al mission schQOf and reads stories ... Boy Scout ... Active in church. Jennifer TI!llllon, 16, Mater Del High ... Founding member of Pacific Chorale Children's Chorus ... Per- formed with Pacific Chorale, Pacific Symphony Orchestra and Disney Young Musicians' Orches- tra ... Volunteers through St. Andrews as Vacation Bible School and Sunday School teacher ... Tutors students in mathematics ... Honor Roll with a 4.2 grade point average ... Associated Student Body Comis.sloner of Fine Arts ... Campus Ministry . James Slulhen, 9, Harbc>J..,.J Day School -· Accompanles11 .. family to Fiji where he ..... 1 .. teaches children to ~ ... 1:. befriends young patients,. . O helps administer eye tests ·')• and deliven books to a vtl· .. , tage that has no library ... . Active In church where he ·• reads $Criptures and sings • ... Boy Scout. •t.. '"' Brian Theriot. Kaiser Ele-N~ mentary School ... Reignl~, Southern California Sprint :-; Champion in the 200 ~ ·, meters and finished second . in the 100 meters in the J:~ Ne~-M~ district , ,. 1 championship meet ... Out-/ standing American Youtfi~::. Soccer Organization play!t .. 1 and current point guard of the Harbor Area Boys and'.''": Girls Club basketball team,,.: • OWtstirMt 1'bertot. first grade, Kaiser Elementary School ... Patient. kind and a known trooper ... 1997 Orange County Champion for the Oty of Costa Mesa and Pop Wamer Football . ... Will compete in any si~ uatlon and-never says nev-er ... Won'thlrd in the 100- and SG-y0rd dashes as well as second In the 200-· Meters In the Newport- Mesa District Track and Field Championships. Brjtta Vogele. freshman, Cotona del Mar High .. . Varsity soccer player .. . C9nsidered the #1 goal- keeper in the Sea View league ... Member of OCU's under-16. soccer team, The Breakers ... Var- sity:basketball starter .... Teacher's aid at St. Alidrews Vacation Bible School program during the summer. Danielle Theriot. ~Iser Ele- mentary School .. ~ A fine artitt whose skills have been honored by, the Build- ing Industry Ass«iation and Hard Rock (afe ... Top of her class acad~mlcally ... Finished first In the SO-yard dash and second Jn the 100-and 200-Meters at the Newport Mesa District Championships and quali- fied for the Oran9e County Championships ..• Cheer- leading Champion for Cos- ta Mesa and Pop Warner football. Margit Vogele. freshman, Corona del Mar High ... Varsity soccer defender ... Member of OCU's under-16 soccer team, The Breakers, and went to the Coast Soc- cer league's Quarterfinals ... Freshman/sophomore volleyball team member and Most Improved Player ... Teacher's aid in the sum- mers at St. Andrews Vaca- tion Bible School. 1Nvor Thlrtot, fifth grade, Kaiser Elemenwy ... As the World ~mpion for the World POG Federa- tion, he appeared on "Good Morning America, .. CNN and CNBC ... Hon- ored by the Los Angeles limes as Costa Mesa's #1 atf'llete under 18 ..• Toured the Oval Office at the request of President Bill Ointdn ... Excels In basket- bal~ rollerblade hockey and football -was All- Conference lineman for Junior All-American Foot- ball. Natalie Wayt. fifth grade, Lincoln Elementary ... Very athletic and involved in gymnastics, softball ... Member of the Balboa Island Yacht Club ... Serves as an acolyte and sings at her church ... Takes care of neighbors' pets, plants and mail when they are gone ... Saves her own money to buy birthday presents ... Helps l;ler parents deliver "Mobile Meals" to shut-in residents ... Helps babysit her cousins. Troy n..ca.r, junior, New- port Harbor High .. '. V1Ce- Chalrman of City of N~ port Beach Youth Council ... Member of Key Oub ... Salls for Newport Harbor's Sailing Team ... Member of Udo Island Yacht Oub ... Volunteers for the Environ- mental Nature Center ... Last year's editor of the "Beacon,• Newport Har- bor's student newspaper. lauren Weinstein, 17, · Corona del Mar High ... President of YMCA's Youth and Government program, where she also served as Chief of Staff to the Youth Governor and member of the Program Committee ... Summer intern at Con- gressman Christopher Cox's office ... Cross-country and track runner ... Attends dasses at UCI ... Will be attending University of Pennsylvania next fall ... Girls' State representive for Corona del Mar High. • .. ' • .. . , .. ' •• ,. I ... •• •• Make Tliose Patios 11 Entries Beautiful . ' .. .. ' .. .. • .. .. ' ... . J. • .. ' .. I ... .. , •• •• •• • • .. ' .. Let Jim Jennings install your complete yard landscape. • Expert brick, stone, tile & slate work. • Can recommend quality designers & landscapers. • Expert Masonry repairs, cleaning & re -grouting. • Drainage problems? We solve chem. • We install new drains & repair old drains. Any Today you'W eota -iRA llwostlrC-"8tpyou 8X<IUrC C>ppOrtunftles to help en )40Ur l'9tlrement 98111.._. But to make the best ~ ~them, you mwe to thfoUll a maze c:A lnfotm8tion to determine the opUmufl ~for your ftnanctll Mtuatlon. And meldlll an~~ today COUid be very~ at retJ let A.G. Ectwarda prcMd9 a fNe ,_. ........ 1hat can t*p you make Important sk>nS about I "f04K tuture. It can lhow you: • Which IRA(s) you qualify fot • The potentlat effectl of oonyertj~ yo;.x ndltlonlll IRA lntO e Roth IRA Ananth Vanna. seventh grade, TeWinkle Middle School ... "Most Likely to Succeed" and "Friendliest Person" In the seventh grad~ class ... Steven J. Pin- ney award for Computer Technology ... Honor Roll student ... Gifted and Tal- ented Education student ... Placed in advanced lan- guage, arts, history and math ... Member of Boy Scouts. Danny Whitaker, Vineyard Christian School ... Highest scorer on his soccer team ... Lead offbatter and captain for his baseball team, the 1igers ... Encouraging and talented. Eva Vanna, junior, Estancia ... Associated Student Body Junior Class Vice President ... 4.01 grade point aver- age ... Plays basketball ... Writes for the school paper ... Secretary of Key Club, where she helps In commu- nity projects like tree- plantil"!g. cancer walks and "Adopt-A-Family," working at Environmental Nature Center, serving food at soup kitchens, assisting in newspaper drives and visit- ing retirement homes ... Spanish Club and Chocettes. Sara White, Newport Har- bor High ... Despite all of the dire factors that, have posed dilemmas (the loss of her mother and coping.. with the adjustments of a new living environment), she still makes time to smile and embrace whatev- er curveball life throws at her, holding her head high with incredible courage ... An inspiration to those who know her by refusing to give up ... Gets excellent grades and is active in extracurricula.r activities. THE GREY GOOSE. INC . Gifts • Home Decor Westclltt Plaza• 10321.rvine Avenue Newport Beach• (714) 642-7803 Hours: Mon . ..Sa&. UHSi Sun., 12-5 FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 A11 Nina Vaughn. senior, Coro- na del Mar High ... Incredi- ble tennis player and will be attending Notre Dame next year to play tennis ... Recognized as a school leader ... In the top of her class. Rob WilHams, senior, Coro- na del Mar High ... Gold and bronze medal winner at Speedo WorldCup Invi- tational in Monaco (50- and 100-meter breast- stroke) ... member of the Canadian National Swim Team ... Corona del Mar High's record holder in 100-yard breaststroke ... 4.2 grade point average ... Has completed 60 ~ollege units and will enter college as a junior ... Academic tutor to elementary, junior high, high school and col- lege students. Bethany Vergata, 9, Paularino Elementary ... Prepares sound system for a patriotic song and Pledge of Allegiance every morning ... Gen- uinely caring and dedicat- ed to learning and help- ing with dass projects ... Volunteers to help other students ... ;Attitude of making a difference and doing things to benefit other lives ... Incredible rapport with all faculty and students. Katherine Wilson, 9, Har- bor Day School ... Success- ful equestrian athlete - rides with her small pony hunter named, "Budweis- er," and together they are champions for the Pacific Coast Horse Show Associa- tion, champions in Zone 10 and were ranked sixth in the nation by the Ameri- can Horse Show Associa- tion. THE GREY GOOSE • Invites you to a TRUNK SHOW Thursday April 2, 1998 11 am to3pm Refreshments Free drawing Free Personalization I. _]- FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1998 . Nlcole Ashton, sophomore, Newport Harbor High ... Member of Harbor's Junior Varsity Girls' five member Basketball Team ... Plays matched up to teams made.up of all older girls, but she continues to try her hardest and give 100% ... She has learned the true meaning of team- work with her teammates. Rosa Avalos, freshman. Estancia High ... Represents commitment, desire and drive to help the commu- nity in the Save Our Youth organi- zation ... Honest, dedicated, respe(t· ful, committed, courageous and wants to make a better life for her and her family ... Helps answer phones and clean at the SOY center, where she is a positive role model and one of the brightest young members Phil Baltazar, senior , Newport Har- bor High President of the student body . captain of the football team Tim Birdsong. Newport Harbor High, Commodore of the Balboa Island Yacht Club, which runs on Balboa Island every summer for kids age 4 to 6. Sunshine Black, sophomore, New- port Harbor High ... President of Key Club. Cryssa Byers, senior • Newport Har- bor High, Associated Student Body major events commissioner ... Extremely influential with her peers and other seniors Outstanding student Carmen Cardenas, senior, Costa Mesa High . Helps other students on campus by tutoring them .. Outanding scholar Wilbur Channels. senior, Costa Mesa High School . Helps other students on campus by tutoring them ... Out- standing scholar. Greg Chinn, 16 .. As a member of the Newport Aquatic Center's Junior Canoe/Kayak team, he earned a spot on the National "A" Team which placed him among the best .... senior level paddlers In the country after the 1997 Sprint National Championships ... Tremendous amount of training ... Represent Newport-Costa Mesa throughout the country and the world. Kim Daniels, senior, Costa Mesa High School ... Associated Student Body president ... member of the • Costa Mesa Youth Advisory Commis- sion ... Outstanding scholar. Robert Della Grotta, 13, Carden Hall ... Coaches 7-and 8-year-old Little League baseball players ... Also helps coach the Irvine Diamond· backs, a Challenger Division Team for mentally and physically handi- capped children ... An exemplary role model for other students ... Four-time Newport Beach Baseball All-star as ~ell as Daily Pilot Dream Team member. Myra Dlmson, junior, Costa Mesa High School ... outstanding scholar ... member of the Costa Mesa Youth Advisory Commission ... participates in student government. Alexandra Dullen, junior, Newport Harbor High ... Helped, supported and raised money for Amanda Arthur , who was severely Injured in May 1997 car crash ... Raised money for Bob Henry, the Newport Beach police officer killed in the line of duty in March 1995 ... Designated driver for her friends ... Well-known decathalete. Helen Flores, Estancia ... A happy athlete who works hard. is courte- ous to everyone and adds much spice to her school ... A gem and pride to her community and i~spires other students to accomplish a lot by hard work, studying and avoid- ing a life of gangs. Jessica Ford, an honor student on the student council ... Sings in the chorus and strives to achieve the goals she has set for herself. Lauren Gallardo, freshman, New- port Harbor High ... Member of Har- bor's J"nlor Varsity Girls' five mem- ber Basketball Team ... plays matched up to teams made up of all older girls, but she continues to try her hardest and give 100 per· cent ... She hi$ learned the true meaning of teamwortc with her teammates. Aleksandr• Hullsz, senior, Costa Mesa High ... Member of the Key Club, where she helps serve the community ... Scholar ... Involved in drama productions. Melissa Inouye, frflhman, Harvard University ... Graduated from Ertancia as valedictorian ... Out- reach Chairperson for the Weather- head Center for International Affairs Student Council at Harvard, and is the Assistant Commentary Editor for the student newspaper ... was captain of the Estancia track and cross-country teams and is now a member of Harvard's varsity track and Cross-country teams ... Dedicat· ed humanitarian ... Accomplished pianist . Matthew Jackson, 9 ... Diagnosed with cancer when he was 3, but is now cancer-free ... Plays football and basketball and is doing very well in school ... He is always cheer- ful and a true inspiration to every- body who knows him. Mitch Johns, sophomore. Newport Harbor High ... Active player in the Southern California Junior Golf cir- cuit, with which he participated in the Junior World Championships in San Diego ... Also plays golf for Newport Harbor, where he is on the varsity team ... Member of the Da Vinci program ... Enthusiastic, hard- working and dedicated. Farshid Kazi, sophomore. Costa Mesa High School ... Outstanding scholar ... Member of the Costa Mesa Youth Advisory Commission ... Participates in student government. Christine Keene, sixth grade. Har- bor View Elementary ... Basketball player in the city of Newport Beach Girls Basketball Program and also plays for the Harbor View girls ~ HUGE CLEARANCE Great Selection of Items Under $20.00 Clothlng • Accessories • Shoes • Cosmetics St. John Knits • DKNY • Armani • Mondi • Anne Klein II • Jones N.Y. 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Kevin Legulzamon, sixth grade, Newport Elementary ... City of New- port Beach Basketball Program play· er ... Great defensive and offensive player ... Hard worker, positive and enthusiastic. Tess Undsay, eighth grade, TeWin- kle ... Never holds a grudge and Is very optimistic ... An aq:ompllshed softball player who tries out for every sport and then helps out with stats if she doesn't make the team ... Helps others, shares her lunch, assists teachers and Is looked up to by many sixth-and seventh-graders. Ester Lofgren, freshman, Newport Harbor High ... Member of Harbor's Junior Varsity Girls• five member Basketball Team ... Plays matched up to teams made up of all older girls, but she continues to try her hardest and give 100 percent ... She has learned the true meaning of teamwork with her teammates. Nathan Matlin, junior, Newport Har- bor High ... Junior class president ... awarded the National Merit leader- ship Award ... President of Newport • All Repairs & Remodels • Drain Cleaning •Jetting •Certified Backtlow Testing Harbor's AtribaSMdors Club ... Member of Newport Harbor's Site Coun<ll ... participant In t>a Vind program ... Two-year varsity foot- ball player ... Three.year basketball player. Kerstin Mande~. junior ... Incred- ible ability to reach out to her peers at youth group and school, showing care and friendship on the deepest level ... As an active member of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. she has served the people In Mexico and Brazil by building houses and a church and setting up a Bible school ... Also a student leader at her church and has taught Bible studies, led in prayer and helped welcome new people. Alex Marquey, 10, Davis Education Center ... Classroom president ... Participates in gymnastics ... Attends St. Joaquin's Church ... Dependable student ... Helps peers and teacher. Lindsay Moore, sophomore. New- port Harbor High ... member of Har- bor's Junior Varsity Girls' five mem- ber Basketball Team ... plays matched up to teams made up of all older girls, but she continues to try her hardest and give 100 per- cent. She has learned the true meaning of teamwork with her teammates. Evan Moses, sophomore, St. Mar- garet's Episcopal School ... Studied Computer science at both Frank & Marshall and Johns Hopkins univer- sities ... Attended Dublin City Uni- versity in Ireland over the summer ... Five-year member of the Newport Beach Library Council, where he and other students discuss and plan library and community programs ... Has received recognition for out- standing performance on the SATs. Taline Seikeldjian, senior, Costa Mesa High School ... Sct}plar ... Par- ticipates in student government ... Player for the girl's basketball team. Patrick Sharma, 15 ... As a member of the Newport Aquatic Center's Junior Canoe/Kayak team, he RADIO DISPATCHED BONDED AND INSURED UC# 685042 714-722-9998 earned a spot on t~ National •A• Team, which placed him among the best senior level pad- dlers In the country after the 1997 Sprint National Olemplonships ..• Tremendous amount of tralnl09 ... Represent Newport<osta Mesa throughout the country and the world. Kristin Sitter, sophmore, Newport Harbor High ... Saved Vincent Mun- go's life when he was choking on a Mentos candy by administering the Heltnllck maneuver ... Outstanding student ... Great role model for oth- ers ... Constantly smiling ... Cheer- leader. Scott Smith, senior, Costa Mesa High School ... Valedictorian of the class of 1998 ... Key Club President ... Member of the varsity baseball team. Alysson Taillon, 13, Harbor Day School ... Student Member of St. Andrews Living Theatre (S.A.L.n and donates hours producing musi-• cal and theatrical community out-• reach programs ... Member of Pacif-:, le Chorale Children's Chorus and Southern California Children's Cho-.. rus ... Sung with Pacific Chorale, Pacific Symphony Orchestra and Dis~ ney Young Musicians' Orchestra ... St. Andrews volunteer. Laura Thurmond, 16 ... as a member of the Newport Aquatic Center's Junior Canoe/Kayak team, she earned a spot on the National ,. A" Team, which placed her among the best senior level paddlers in the country after the 1997 Sprint National Championships ... tremen- dous amount of training ... repre- sent Newport-Costa Mesa through- out the country and the world. Jacquelyn Tulsiak, freshman, New- port Harbor High ... Member of Har- bor's Junior Varsity Girls' five mem- ber Basketball Team ... Plays matched up to teams made up of all older girls, but she continues to try her hardest and give 100 percent ... She has learned the true meaning of teamwork. • Pumps/Boilers •Service Maintenance Contracts • Residential & Commercial I>.\\. Dot .' Plt11t1hi 11t! i~ co11 11n illt:cl to ~t.·r\ ir t· and t.'\l'l'llt.·1HT. .PEac Partnering Education and Community ~~? t/ie~mi<YJf ~i 103 "qu/ 6/ak/M1? di G!V'ew/t()IJf/-~M'J o9lt«f~~ ~ GWvtIR·a·~ ~""'""'" 1700 Adams, Suite 101 • Costa Mesa • 885·9090 Setvlng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 West Side grandmother honored • Maria Alvarez receives televised recognition for 'cleaning out' neighborhood once infested by drugs and gang violence. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Maria .Alvarez, the West Side grand- mother who organized communi- ty efforts four years ago to drive gangs, drugs and criminals out of her neighborhood, will be hon- ored Monday night for making a positive difference. award.$ show titled "What's Right With Southern California." The 90-minute program, taped in part at recent ceremonies, is set to air right after the end of the NCAA basketball tournament championship game, around 8:30 p.m. Monday, officials said. co. and a Laguna Niguel couple who have adopted six physically disabled children. Actor and director Rob Reiner will also be recognized for an innovative campaign he created to assist youth. Alvarez, who emigrated from her native Guatemala 21 years ago and made a home in Costa . Mesa, earned a spot in the show with her work to clean up the area around Shalimar Street, an area of town once infested with drug dealers, violent gang members and unsafe streets. cleaning up the graffiti and improving the area. On the awards show, KCBS-2 reporter Dave Lopez praised Alvarez for her tireless dedication to Costa Mesa. "She's too shy to say it herself, but this immigrant -this single mother from Guatemala -is a very special person,· Lopez said. Police Chief Dave Snowden and Shalimar Learning Center Director Kristina Wright also appear on the show. Alvarez is one of 12 Southland r~dents who will be recognized by KCBS-2 1V during a special Alvarez will be honored with other community activists, includ- ing a Los Angeles taco stand own- er who organized a relief cam- paign for victims of last year's hur- ricanes in Baja California, Mexi- Pour years ago, the Shalimar community mobilized and with the support of police, began After receiving he r award to a standing ovation at the cere- monies, the soft-spoken Alvarez simply said: "Who said dreams don't come true?" KIM HAGGERTY I DALY Pl.OT Community activist Marla Alvarez helps children with home- work at Shalimar Learning Center ln Costa Mesa. OON I.EACH I DALY flllOT Adnll S.m•ntha Mathlt UTlWll to a~ of~ 11eken at the Opening of the Newport 8Nch Inter· 11&Uoul Film Feltlval 1b11nday. also special for him because he acted in the "The Wonderful Ice Creem Suit• 25 years ago when it was a play directed by Gordon. •This was kind of like 25 years in the meldng for me," Mantegna said as he walked down the makeshift red carpet leading into the Big Newport. "I love the film very much and just wanted to support il Anything I can do, if it'll help the movie, I'm for it." ·waiting for Woody" is a 30-minute short comedy written and directed by actor Grant Heslov, who also turned out for the premiere. lbe film starred Heslov and Mathis and featured cameo a~ances by GeoTge Cooney and Jeonifer Aniston. Mathis and Kind, who appean in the television series •Mad About You• and •spin City,• said they did the film because Heslov is a longtime friend. "It was a blast -all our friends were in it. from the actors to the crew,• Mathis 8'1d. •This was a family pro- duction. so it was a really great expe- rience. • Celebrities and special guests of . - the festival began aniving at about 6:30 p .m. to the sounds of Mariachi Sol de Mexico, an award-winning mari- achi band that was featwed in •won- derful Ice Cream Suit" Moviegoers in line at the theater said they were thrilled to have the film festival in Newport Beach and hoped to catch a glimpse of the stars. ·1 got the last two tickets,• said for- mer Newport resident Jill Hochadel. •rm really exdted beCause I was nev- er able to go before, and I love these kinds of films." ALPHABETICAL BALLOT BALLET IND t X ' c •Election officials use lot· tery and first letters of candidates' last names to decide where they go on ,the ballot in June. Silva leads in fund-raising •The inrumbent 2nd District supervisor has amassed $88,000 from supporters, while supervisor Wtlson has collected $67 ,000 in 5th District. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily PUot NEWPORT BEACH -Voten here are putting their money where supports converting the Bl 'lbto Merine base into a commercial airport as a way to prevent a future expansion at John Wayne Airport as Orange County air passenger demands increase. Accol'ding to the flnandal statements, Silva, the incumbent supervisor whose 2nd District doesn't even indude Newport. has raised about $54,000 in the tint three months of the year-almost balf of which came from well-to-do Newport Beach don.on. Silva's recon1I show a total war cb81t of about $88,000. their pbllosopby is when it ~ comes to. the upcoming • Orange County Board of / 5~tt=· state-OJe. 98 Hedget, a Newport COWl• dlman wbO IUJ'POIU a c:om· merdal a1rJ)ort at Bl Thro, bu recetvecl about a.ooo -all Of mentl for the June 2 prtma· ry shoW tbat'Jim Silva and John H~ -the two CIDdldatel NDnl.no on ~m 1bro airport platfonDI -received the b\ilk ol 'their ~ contitbutiom from Newport ........ and bl•llM1991, nae v.at ~ ol Newport Belcb Wb1ch came trcm Newport Beech -llnce be dedm'ed bis candidacy for 5th Dlltltd l\lpll'YWor Marcb4. Hedget ii numl~ agalmt IDcumbellt aASSIFfEO .....••..• 89 District managers face threat of cutback •Newport-Mesa board goes on record as opposing state initiative to reduce district administrative expenses to 5 % of total budget. By Husein Mashni. Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -If the so-called 95-5 state initiative passes, Newport-Mesa school district's choices will be simple: cut its admin- istrative budget..----------. by 41 % or just start sending $4 million a year to the Los Angeles Unified School District, officials said . The Cahfornia Educational Effi- ciency Initiative will appear on California ballots in June. Authored by the United Teachers of Los Angeles, the ini- < J l J I \ I I < > r .J tiative requires '------------' that school dis- tricts devote 95% of their budgets to class- rooms and 5% to administration. The Newport-Mesa school board voted Tuesday night to oppose the initiative. If the measure passes, the district would probobly have to cut about 30 positions from its admin- istrative staff. which board members say is already down to •bare bones.· "We're talking massive layoffs and whole departments would have to be eliminated,• said Mike Fine, the assist.ant superintendent of business services. "This initiative has nothing to do with improving education and every- thing to do with taking away local control and putting it elsewhere.· The Newport-Mesa school district spends about $8.6 million, or 8.3 % of its budget, on • SEE DISTRICT PAGE B5 t • t t • ' I 'I check it out Journey to /apan without leaving home C an't make it to the Par East for next month's cheny viewing? Sam- ple the exotic fl4vors of Jo~ culture with library resources -Including many tine books giv- en to the library by Okazaki, one of the sister cities of Newport Beach. •To most West- erners Japan is a mysterious land of geisha girls and sumo W?eStlers," explains the cover copy of •Japan," based on the PBS television series. "These things still exist in modem Japan, but they are of little help in understand- ing the economic powerhouse that so dominates today's financial news." Just bow Japan rose from the catastro- phe of World War Il to become a world leader in industry and technology is the subject of this lavishly illustrated overview. Additional insight into Japanese tradi- tions, from tea ceremonies and Kabuki theater to flower arranging and mar- tial arts, is in "Picto- rial Encyclopedia of Japanese Culture.• Its companion volume, "Pictorial Encyclopedia of Japanese Ute and Events,• covers tra- ditional obser- vances, festivals and annual events. More than a thousand j1\n'\N E~l ( ( X )f<INCi ~~ ~-·~. .. - years of history have shaped Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital. Review them in a virtual tour of its shrines, temples and gardens with "Intro- ducing Kyoto.• Continue your exploration of a city that embodies traditional Japan with "Kyoto.• Few elements are as synonymous with the Japanese aesthetic as gardens and tea "The Indoor Garden.• houses. Contem- plate the beauty and spirit of more than 60 ceremoni- al spaces, pictured in "The Tea Gar- den.• View other enclaves where Japanese city- dwellers commune with nature in 1\venty centuries of theater, literature, religious and social ceremony is reflected in Japanese art. View 237 works that depict the rise and fall of dynasties, the sweep of pohtical movements and the minutiae of royal and mundane daily life in •Japan, A History in Art.• Enter the homes and workshops of arti- sans who preserve Japan's creative tradi- tions with "Living Treasures of Japan," a National Geographic video. Explore the importance of loyalty to family and com- pany and the meaning of such cere- monies as the bathing ritual, with •Japan, the Electronic Tribe," a video hosted by Jane Seymour. After all this research, you're probably hungry. Set the mood for a culinary adventure with "Song of the Seashore and Other Melodies of Japan,• a CD fea- twing Irish flutist James Galway. Then unravel the mysteries of Japan- ese cooking with •Tue Joy of Japanese Cooking,• written for western cooks working in western kitchens with locally available foods and equipment. • CHECK " OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport BNCh Publk Ubrary. This weetc·s column If by Oaudla Peterman. RW>QS HOTUNE 642~ date book By Christoptler Goffard, Daily Pilot T here are only a few bard facts • filmmaker David J. Sperling · a.ctually knows about the man with the wasted face and pleading eyes who is the subject of bis docu- mentary, "D~ in Public: The Mark David Allen StOJ'}'." Speding doesn't know where the booze.ruined man is from, what fami- ly he bas, or what psychic trolls drove him to the bottle in the futrt place. He isn't even certain where Allen is now: Maybe Hawaii. Maybe dead. Yet, du.ring Sperling's beginnings as a jailer at the Newport Beach Police Department about five years ago, Allen was a regular visitor who put the cops through a fuWe, seem- ingly endless ritual: Book him, dry him out, let him go, pick him up again. Sperling said Allen racked up 97 local drunk-in-public arrests in all. The jailer's 16-minute film debut, which will play at this year's New- port Beath International Film Festi- val, chronicles a few days of that life in 1994. What provides the pathos are the slurred, self-loathing soliloquies Sperling manages to elicit from bis subject -naked cries for help on the drop shaft to hell: "Why don't you wake up, Mark? Why don't you look at God?" A good-looking man in bis early 30s, Allen is shown in two settings: the park in Newport Beach where he contemplated quitting booze and the jail house where he landed when his plan inevitably failed. "On first watching it, your impulse is to say, 'Why doesn't some- one help this guy?'• said Sperling, 29. "And by the end you realize that the only one that can help Mark David Allen is Mark David Allen. He wants to want to quit, but doesn't , . I a few days in the life of a man anested 97 times for being drunk in publk ling~ these words:. ·~k David All~ ts here agam. • And it just kind of clicked,,, Sperling said. •Jt's just an NJ>azing thing a guy can be~ 91 times. What doe$ it take to hit rock bot- tom?" J ettrey Conner, executive direc- tor of the upcoming fllin 'festi- val, said "Drunk in Public" was one of i 07 films selected from more than 600 entries; be said it is the only video in the festival's three-year history. Many entries were merely Gener- ation X versions of ·ne Big Chill," Conner said. "I don't think ["Drunk in Public") is a typical story by any stretch of the imagination," Conner said. •Also, it was made by an independent film- maker based in Newport Beach. We of course do whatever we can to sup- port local filmmakers." MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Allen apparently sat still for the camera because he believed it would help him kick his habit, and the film- maker at first thought be might be filming the alcoholic's recovery. It didn't work out that way. Filmed on locaUon at Channel Place Park and the Newport Beach Jail, dvWan Newport Beach Jailer David Sperling made a documentary about a chronic arrestee. Titled •Drunk ln Public," the ftlm will screen during the Newport Beach International Pllm Festival. quite want to quit." Sperling, who lives in Mission Viejo with a wife and daughter and continues to work as a civilian jailer, said he has written 10 scripts and School, of the metal plate doctors put in bis skull, and alludes obliquely to his father drinking himself to death. The dearth of information about Allen's life outside the d.n.µlk tank had three optioned. He aspires to make movies full time. Newport Beach gives the film a strange power, underscoring that his addiction has become the relevant fact of his Sperling said he spent between 15- 20 hours with Allen and filmed four hows of VHS footage with a $1,000 camcorder, then tt:J:[J existence; the viewer can imagine a thousand plau- sible back stories to account for how he got kt.,.~e;,,,,/ fit. ~I spent six hours editing the film to its current length. Total budget: $300. •1 was just kind of winging it,• Sperling ¥fd. Throughout the film, Allen speaks of attending Newport Harbor High there. "He's obviously got some void in his life he's trying to fill," Sperling said. •He can't cope. He can't get along. He's failed at that, and he's just sedating himself.• One day at the department, Sper- Newport Beach police records show Allen was last booked there in October 1994, a month in which he amassed nine public dnmkenness arrests. He apparently went to Hawaii after his brother sent him a plane ticket, and Sperling hasn't heard from him since. The filmmaker said he is curious what Allen's reaction would be if be ever saw the film. "If he was sober he might find it fascinating, (and) if he was drunk he might find it threatening,• Sperling said. •Of course, I'd love to tape that too.• "Drunk Jn Public: The Mark David Allen Story" will show at 6 p.m. on April 4 at the Orange County Muae- um of Art. Crossing paths with Mr. Crossover Uneasy with stardom, versatile Irish flutist James Galway wants the world to know: "I am a classical player." • .. flute player in the world, be advised: r-----~-------------~·~~-------,, By Gordon Holcombe, Jr. J ames Galway, the Pavarotti of the flute, performs with the Tokyo String Quartet in a chamber recital on Monday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. The concert is presented by the Philhar- monic Society and begins at 8 p.m. Like Pavarotti, Galway is a natural entertainer. Robust, dynamic, gregari- ous and charismatic -his personality infuses each performance. And he is known for entertaining audiences between numbers with his off-the-cuff, humorous banter delivered in a lilting Irish brogue. Galway will perform three works with the quartet, including Mozart's Flute Quartet in D major, and the Quar- tet will perform Galway's String Quartet in D minor, No. 2, "Die Quinten." Born in Belfast, Ireland, near the shipyard where the Titanic was built and young James and friends played, Galway was, by age 12, an accom- plished, prize-winning flutist. Don't come apecting a ·1eprech4un, • a penny whistle-playing Irishman, a jazz/pop/new age pwveyor -this man ls a clasSical musician, and, most critics am-ee, a classical musician with an eloquent, liquid, superb sound and technique. 11 :1 •• " I '• :· I ' ,. I • •• :· ,. I ' I• I I I But Galway bas also been accused by some critics of being a less-than- serious artist because of bis forays into popdom. He tells a story about weartng a green bow tie in Carnegie Hall the L------------·--·---·••.....,~-----~ day before St. Patrick's Day, which insistence that be play a modem flute elicited a respoinnse from a critic about concerto. • the difficulty taking seriously an But Galway stays active in the Irlsh artist in a green bow tie. field H ed 'th Irish •What a bunch of head cases" was crossover . : e appear W1 pop staJ1 pianist Phil Coulter in Galway's assessment. Camegje Hall on St Patrick's Day, and I t's dear that Galway has wrestled in May, he and Coulter will pedOrm in with the push that commercial con-Belfast tor the "Northern Ughts• con- siderations exert on the classics and cert, a t:(ibute to the artistic contribu- has questioned his place in that arena. tions of Northern Ireland people and arrangement of John Denver's •Annie's Although he acquired some of bis benefit for Project Children. All partici- Song, •his rendition of "The Pink Pan-fame by playing ·classical" versions of pants are from Northern Ireland, and ther," and covers of Paul Simon, Elton popular tunes -and often plays ·Dan-include Liam Neeson. Kenneth John, and Willie Nelson love songs-ny Boy" as a concert encore -he stiff-Bran.agh and Van Morrison. his discography is decidedly classical. ens at the mention of his work being "That concert is very important to And he is quick to point that out. represented by anything other than me,• G&lway said. "It lies out the roots In a recent interview, he explained cla.ssical. of the trouble of my home country." that the press often m.isclassifies his He rails against being classified as a Recent CD releases indude Gal- He studied at prestigious music con- servatories in London and Paris and became the principal flutist for the Berlin Pbilha.rmonic in 1969. Six years later, his highly successful solo career began. Last year, he was named Musi- cian of the Year by "Musical America." music. "popular• flutist, yet readily aclmowl-way's first collaboration with Coulter, "It somehow gets out in the press edges the compromises that music-for-"Legends," and •Music for My : that I play jazz, or mostly pop, or this or hire requires. Friends," with pianist Phlllip Moll and Although the 54·year-old Galway made his a household name by cross- ing over from classical to pop -with recordings such as his chart-topping that -I'm a cJaaalca.l player. I couldn't For all his super-stardom, his wife, Jeanne. • play a blues if my life depended on it.• crossover pop pinnings, the music still Monday's 8 p.m. concert will be pre-• So tor those unfamiliar with GAiway, comes first for Galway. He bas said he ceded by Lawrence Duckies' preview : lreland11 famous flutist and, by most will let his name be used as a drawing lecture Segerstrom Hall at 7 p.m. • accounts, thr belt and most popular card for an eVan~ but usually with his i __________ _,_ __________ ~~~--~ p~~~~..-~~~ r~--~--~--~---+--~------~--~~~--,, • I ( . -, . ' 1, I I ~ ~!CIOtrd~ comments about the ~lfy Piiot °' news tips. TEMPEllAn.IS Balboa foot wind waves. A Debris and runoff NIWPOllT llAOt 6-foot swell wlll ADOBE SS Our .sdr• ls JJO W. l.y St.. Com Mesa. Calif. 92617. ftOm this week's .... Newpolt Hitt. 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PUt your thumbl up on that, Slskel & Ebert. : At any rate, the gold guy bas ~ put away for another year • aild. I did promise a report on my ~nt St. Patrick's Day adven- tq.re in New York. Good golly, Miss Molly, it was a blast. All patades are fun, of course -the Plsh Pry Parade, tbe Fourth of July Parade in Huntington Bea.ch, whatever. But as with most things, when it's in New • York, it's different. First, some history. New York's St. Patrick's Day parade is the oldest annual parade in the world. This was the 214th, which means the first was held two years before the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It is the largest parade in the world, with some 200,000 marchers in recent years, taking five to seven hours from the first unit to the last. I'd always assumed the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was the big dog. But it is, in fact, dwarfed by ttie St. Patty's Day Parade, except for the mega-balloons, of course. (I always love it when a 17-story Berney elicits squeals of joy from ttie little kids, and then sends 4;000 people running for their lives as it starts to tip over.) · Anyway, at the appointed hOur, I reported to my unit -the Gaelic Society of Fordham Uni- versity -at 45th and Madison. This was the first test. Would an Italian-American from Costa Mesa •pass• or not? Fortunately, tl).e other Fordham Prep School a.!umni there were much younger -- --~ ~ .t--r-t ~ -:;;j t ', • I ! -. ·~~ peter buff a or older than I am. :ro be safe, I introduced myself only as •Pete." Since both my parents were born in Sicily, I did- n't want to lie to anyone. I was prepared to drag out the stan- dard story I use at St. Patrick's Day parties. I tell people that my ·family came from a small fishing village south of Dublin. Way south. About 1,700 miles south, I'll mumble, if the music is loud enough. But this day, no one asked. The first impression when you step out of Grand Central Station on St. Patty's Day is that whoever coined the phrase "sea of humani- ty" was stepping out of Grand Central Station on St. Patty's Day at the time. There are marchers, bands, pipers and folk dancers as far as the eye can see, which is about the end of your nose wtless you're 6 feet, 8 inches. But mostly, there are police officers, firefighters and sanita- tion workers. Are they working? No, silly, they're marching. There are some 55,000 police officers in New York (that's half the popula- 2995 PACKAGE INCWDES: PAGER AcnYATION ntREE MONTHS SERVICE tion of Costa Mesa) and God knoWJ how many firefighters plus more MDitation workers (that'• what they call them there) than anyone can count. It was a galaxy of uniformed men and women in dress blues and browm. And of oourse, almost every police precinct, engine company and sanitation unit bas tts own bagpipe or drum cotpS. Between the drummers already on the parade route and those standing around practicing, it was an awe- some, chest-thumping experience. When our tum finally came,. we stepped smartly onto Fifth Avenue and headed north. That was the moment that sticks in the mind. It was a blight, crisp spring day with a deep blue sky and satin white clouds. And the people! An estimated 1.5 million of them along Fifth Avenue -15 to 20.rows deep along the street, peering down from office win- dows and the adventurous few perched on street lights and trees. It was unnerving in a way. Everywhere you looked, there were thousands upon thousands ofJaces -cheering, waving Irish and American flags, screaming this and that (some of which you could understand, some you couldn't) almost all of it positive. There were also a few pickets and protesters along the way - ·Down With This,· ·up With That,• "Save the Whatzis," •Get Outta Here With the Whatzis• - most of them drowned out by the people around them. Some of the most, um, pointed banners were about England and the Royals (of London, not Kansas City) and the queen would definitely not have been amused. Keep in mind, a good number of these folks have been cele- FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. -WHAT MAKES YOUR TV TIME ANY DIFFERENT? ii' Cable gives you shows worth watching. From up·to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. It's an investm~nt that really pays off. $4.95· Connection! (save over $26) Plus, $1 O off your first month of service when you order any Starpack Premium Package. Hurr;y, call TODAY, Offer ends April 18, 1998 • ' . 1 /888-COMCAST (1/888-266-2278) ·. ,. brating St Patrick's Day since St. Valentine'• Day. Tbingl were a bit more lllbdued near the reviewing stand, which is the steps of St. Patrtck11 Cathedral - where John Cardinal O'Connor presides, waving to each unit as it passes. That night. I was a guest at the 212th annual Friendly Sons of Ireland DJnner (a lot of •ttello, I'm Pete" again.) It's a black tie, · men-only affair -2,200 hundred men, to be exact -in a ballroom about the size of Balboa Island. Part of the tradition is pushing through the protesters (mostly the same •nown With, Up With" people from the parade) outside the hotel. Could there be any- thing more politically incorrect? I don't think so. Throughout the dinner, we were constantly being asked to stand and toast every- thing and everyone under the sun, except her majesty the queen, of cowse. The two guest speakers were my fonner headmaster from Fordham Prep, the Rev. Eugene O'Brien, and the Lord Mayor of Dublin who -in a wonderful bit of irony -is Jewish. The head table included Cardinal O'Con- nor, Cardina.l Daly from Dublin; New York Gov. George Pataki and Mayor Rudy Giuliani. I had a nice chat with Giu- liani, who was surprisingly knowledgeable about Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. I told him I was sure we were the only two Italian mayors in the room. He said be was sure we were the only two Italians in the room. •Right you are, Mr. Mayor," I said. •and this one's gotta go." • PE1Ell 8UFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears every Friday. E-mail him at Ptr940AOLcom . lcono.Pa11e CUSTOMERS" IC_,, y__. N••INr ("'811 II.as Oll.Y) CAU. u•• A. Colla,..... ...... au,:; eD IDto ~ rl'bundtly momiDg CID ~ dw'g-. ~ tbe 15dl mad Item- .. hoal • ~ under· COMr ln~don that mcbd wbal ·pa1ce call a local bno'!M'tdng and drug-tr.tlk:k- lng Jtng. . Jol9pb ~ Ninl'O, 55, 11(81 ~ bf pqtia.t atoUnd 2.:35 a.m. at 17111 Streat Gd Sata AZJ4 AV8oue after be sped awey froin a *'8urant in tdl car, NeWP.oft Beach pollce Lt IUcb LOqg Mid. Pemi10 was iarrested on sus-- pldon ol driving under the iilfhaeDc)e, On Tuesday, Harbor • Municipal Court Judge Mar- g~t Anderson signed an arrest 1faD'aD.l charging him With two counts of tnmSport- ing, ieJliDg and giving awey narcotics. Loog said. Detective Steve Koudelka, who helped supervise the police investigation., said Fer- raro offered cocaine to the undercover oUicer who spent For the Record ......... u.,., 1DNo11.-. nae -... ... tinbd to an of r gel atmmal riDg thll ~::.~=:'!3 ttllt ....... ,.,.. As..,.. mMI lllOl'8 tow.a an Aid 3 ....... ....., bemiaig. it.ll bUt one al tbe ·.~ - Mk:bM1 K.linl ~5. al Pountmn ValleY -baft beeD re&e1Md .oa b8il. HanCfoc::k" bii ~ been ~ WH)1 ~ecy to sell oarixJtics and mnalns at Orqe CoUnty Jail in lieU of• Sl mtllion bclll. •The ~tion is ocmtin· uing, arid we a~te addi-: tlonal l1m!stt Will be inade,. • Long s4id. Ferraro is being held on • $12,SOO bail t the N~ Beach Jail and is ezpectecl to : be arraigned on drug~affick-; ing and driving-under-the-• .. influence charges early next .. week, Long said • ! -Ouistppher Goffatd : ... .. 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Four friends journey to Mex- ico with a dying friend for one last surfing e.!J>edition. > 3:30 pm. &bey Call Me Joy .. nus Filipino film explores a prostitute's life. from her begin- nings at a whorehouse to her aged wisdom. > 5:30 p.m. "Men" Sean Young dS Stella James, a sensuous, independent woman who wants to become a chef and at the same t.J.me edu- cate herseU m love > 7:30 pm "Circles" The different yet surular lives of a dnven young college graduate dttempting to make his mark and tus cocky college mate a.re paralleled in Uus film starring Antonio Sabato Jr. > 9:30 p.m . "Dogtown" A romantic journey of sharp- edged nostalgia that explores the world of a fall en cheer- leader and beauty queen. University of California, Irvine > 6 p.m. "Girl Cottage" Newport Beach 1s the back- drop of this film involving four girlfnends who return to a sea- side cottage for a week and meet some local guys > 8 p.m. "Flooding" While enjoying a summer day at the Balboa Pun Zone, a man is ~~~ Newport Beach ·r.41r. tr::Ll:J t o ;l(te,.~tt~~l p'I. ~I unrav- el the puzzle of who did it. > 10 p.m. "Green" Chronicling an unassuming evening, "Green" travels into the minds of twenty-some- things who come to terms with aspects of their personalities. Captain BIOocf's Village Theatre > 4 p .m. "Synthetic Pleasures" 1llis film investigates cutting edge technologies and their influence on American culture as we approach the 21st century. > 6 p.m. "Misfortune's End" The thematic focus of this Vietnamese film is one of Southeast Asia's most popular film subjects: the suffering woman and the family. > 8 p.m. "The Ride" Take a ride around Chicago in this quirky black comedy about a yellow Alla Romera that is driven around by a bevy of characters. > 10 p.m. "Glastonbury, The Movie" Experience the magical spir- it that pervades the Glaston- bury Festival as you float through a sea of tents. + For event and seminar information, call 546-FILM or visit the Newport Beach International film Festival websrte at: www.nbiff.org . 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Those districts - including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco -contend their rankings in the state will be artificially depressed because of their high percentage of limited- English-speaking students. Los Angeles school officials have reportedly sent parents let- Corkloil' Pl'I'"'' A.f'· ... <1 t ,, f' 1C 'l) G l Since 1972 ters encouraging them to exempt their children from taking the test. Newport-Mesa school officials have also sent a letter to parents. The letter describes the test and informs parents of the dates the tests will be administered. The letter also said, •Students whose parents provide a written request to the principal that their children not be tested shall be exempted from taking the test." Interim Superintendent Bob Francy said the letter is not intended to encourage parents to exempt their children from taking the test. "If a child reads no English, it would be better that they not sim- ply fill out bubbles just to be doing something," Francy said. "It'll affect the results. It's hard to speculate whether kids do that." Francy said he believes par- ents whose children don't speak English should exempt their chil- ,-------------, I ...... I I Side dish & Fountlin Drink I I • any en1ree pwchase I I Good Thru 3/31198 I I eoupon Not \'llld Wltll Mi 00ier ooer. I One Coupon Pll Oultomer. L--~~..f:!.~~--..1 The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 opened up new ways for most invem>rs to use IRAs to ~vc for retirement and other ftl financial goals. S-mith Barney is holding a special seminar on IRAs and the role they could play in your financial fururc. Topia include: • Whlch IRA best suits your invc$tment goals. • How transferring yow current IRA assets to a Roth IRA could affect you. • How an IRA could help your child's education, tax· and penalty· free. 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JC710 Newpon Be.chlco.ca Meu D&ily Pilot BALLOT CONTINUED FROM 81 voters simply check otf the first name they see Usted. This week, the County Regil· trar of Voters released the ballot order in the unottidal name lot· tery. The first name chosen in the race for 2nd District county super· visor was former Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis, who will be listed ahead of two other chal· lengers and incumbent Jim Silva. Genis beat out Hwitington Beach City Councilman Dave Sullivan, Silva and Huntington Beach resident Ralph Silva, who will be listed on the ballot in that order. When she beard about her • prime position on the ballot, Genis said she was pleased but MONEY CONTINUED FROM 81 Supervisor Tom Wilson, who has raised about $59,000 so far this year -$4,850 of which came from Newport. A staunch El Toro airport foe, Wilson has received more than 90% of his contribu- tions this year from South County conceded that in a race with only tour candidates, lt may not mean that much. •1t•1 nice, but I don't think lt's u significant as it would be U there were 12 people runotng, • she Mid. •1n a big race like that, it'• easy for your name to get lost in the pack.• The process of selecting the order in which candidate names will appear on the June 2 pdmuy election ballot starts in Sacramen- to. State offidnls randomly pick each letter of the alpbabet to deter- IJline a new Qrder. Then, using the first letter of the last name of each candidate, the names are put in order according to that randomly selected alphabet U two candidates have last names beginning with the same letter, the first letter of the candi- dates' first n~es determines which candidate is listed first, officials said. and other anti-airport cities. Doc- uments show that Wilson so far bas about $61,000 to spend on the campaign. The race between Hedges and Wllson should prove to be inter- esting, as the 5th District voters are polarized on the issue of con· verttng the El Toro Marine base into a commercial airport. Sandra Genis, former mayor of Costa Mesa, and Huntington r------------·-------------~ The onlll"the ~ nmnw : wtl..,.,.... on the bdot ' 2ND DISTIUCT SUPEJMSOR + Sandre Genis + Dave Sullivan + Jim Sliva (Incumbent) + Ralph Silva mt DISTRICT SUPERVISOR +Tom Wilson (Incumbent} +John Hedges 1C1TH DISTRICT STATE ASSEMBLY +Nat Adam + Marltyn Brewer (incumbent) +William Andrew McKie 45TH CONGRESSIONAL DIS11UCT + Patricia Neal +Long Pham +Dana Rohrabadler (Incumbent) + William Verkamp Jr. + Charmayne Bohman +Don Hull + Lud Gerber L --------------------------~ Beach City Councilman Dave Sullivan -both running against Silva-bad yet to file theft finan. dal statements on Thursday. According to the Orange County Registrar's Office, candi- dates who failed to meet the March 23 filing deadline will be given a grace period to tum in the statements late, but will then be fined $10 for every day the paper- work is late. briefly in the news Grand jury indicts alleged mail bomber . A federal grand jury returned ·a four-count indictment this -week against a Costa Mesa man who allegedly built and sent a mail bomb that injured the San- ta Ana man who opened it, authorities said. Darryl Anthony Carr, 34, could face between 40 to 60 years in fed· eral prison if convicted of charges related to the Feb. 6 explosion. The indictment, returned Tuesday, alleges that Carr sent the bomb Feb. 5 to a woman named Martha Galindo at her Santa Ana address. The woman's roommate, Peter Mar· · shall, opened the package and suffered severe abdominal injuries, authorities said. Windows 95 Word & Euel 97 Small Classes: .S students max. Courst1/0f' • Beainner • latermedlatt ct • Business WJ1r1. . Easy to remember 2~ hr. classes Step-by·step notes provided Call Newport PC Tnl•'•I (714) 863·1600 3740 Campus Dr. Ste. A Newport Beach Marshall has only recently emerged from a coma at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, according to the United States Attorney's office. Carr, who lived in the 2900 block of Pepper nee Lane, will face charges of making a destruc· tive device, using explosives dur· ing the commission of a felony, mailing an explosive device and using it with the intent to injure or kill. He is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles. Feds give Back Bay dredging $1.5 million A bill granting $1.5 million in disaster relief funds to the dty of Newport Beach for the dredging of Upper Newport Bay was passed by the U.S. Senate on Thursday, Sen. Barbara Boxer's office announce<iJhursday. Rain runoff !"om San Diego Creek dumped at least 100,000 cubic yards of additional sedi- ment into the Back Bay the past few months. City officials estimate the Back Bay dredging will cost $5.4 million. •Congressman [Christopher] Cox should be complimented as well as Supervisor (Tom] Wilson as well as Sen. Boxer for pushing this through,• rvfayor Tom Edwards said. The bill, which the House of Representatives had already passed, will go to a joint commit· tee of the House and Senate. The committee will make final changes. Track • Bathroom • Kitchen Fbtures ALL AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES JSSS PLACEN11A AVE. HOURS: 1::..: NEWPORT BEACH 645-7301 • • I . , -... • p -• P I P I • -I • p I • p -I • , • -SILENT I • ---p AUCTION , • MARCH 28 - 7 P.M. • Triangle Square Upper Level ~.EREE OQD, SPIRITS & MUSIC BY THE NOMADS Proceeds Benefit Costa Mesa High Sct,ool Grad Night 198 Tickets $10, available at Trlllngle Square oflloe or c.ll 811-0810, 848-8428, &174212 lp.ce provteled by the O.lly Piiot. .. • •• I • .. •• •• .... .. ICT CON'flNUED FllOM 81 ..,.._*'-. P1ila Mid. To ~ .... ~tbe dlmlc:i' would Med to cut about 13.5 ....... he Mid. Scbool dl9trlCts that don't a.apay -wtda die ~ ratio must pef,~ ... of 5% ~ their budget .fiO tM .... Pln8 iakl. PGr Newport-~ the tiOO WOUid be abOat M.1 mtlMon The~ woWd go to the ..... Md -NldiitribUted to dls-tddl llmdO~ with the 95- 5 ~ l*llid olfldak Mid the iUltddl eMll 'wouJd be able to om+plJ .-the la:rger distrlCts llir::b •'Loi ~etes. ~,. the oDly winners in -• Pine Mid. Spai*1n OI the mitiative said t1Mt ..-.-California School dilldd ..,..,.,, 9% ol its budget oo ,....,.tnlttration, compared With the .nationwide average of 4.8". •WMaeVer ~u start talking cbuge, tbey start coming up With all these horror stories,• said JohD Perez, a spokesman for tbe initiative. "What we're asking ii that the money be ihift.ed. to people who directly benefit the children.• Perez said the initiative seems to be enjoying a 2·to-1 margin of voter support in California. Without giving assent to the initiative, Newport·Mesa Feder· ation of Teacher President Unda Mook said school districts need to overhaul their budgets to increase effidency, which New- port-Mesa is doing. "I don't think it's a question of whether we need a change but whether 95-5 is the way to do it,• she said. Among the Orange County school d.istrids, Newport-Mesa is tecODd only to Laguna Beach in the ~oentage of its budget that FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1998 15 r--~---------~--~~---~~~-~ Llnld below .. the 1"5-91 lldlt ........... .... levels far Onnge Cowtty ....... 9dlool cM:wlds. Administration s to be rut to spending levels comply with~ BREA-c>UNDA 7% $556.995 CAPtSTRANO 7.4fe $3,686,172 RJUERTON a.6% SZ.464.636 GARDEN GROVE 5.3% $552,091 IRVINE 7.]•/o $2A49,01J LAGUNA BEACH 10.7% $1,011,914 LOSALAMnos 7.3% $952.341 NEWPORT·MESA 11.6% $6,098,753 II NEWPORT MESA 8.3% $3,500,000 I • (1996-97) • PLACENTIA-7.9% $3,345,757 • • YORBA LINDA SADOLEBACK 5.6•/o $737,654 • . VALLEY SANTAANA 5.7% Sl,879,619 TUmN 6.0o/o $583,776 SOURCE: California Department of Education C . ,. L-------------------------~· goes to ad.ministration, Mook said. Among districts of compara- ble size in Califomia, Newport· Mesa is the fifth in administrative spending, she added. Commenting on the school board's opposition of the mea- sure, Mook said, •tl's too easy to take cheap shots at a school board sitting in that new-admin· istrative building and voting not to curb administrative spending while they are surrounded bf schools in the district that need an estimated $100 million iD : repairs.• . But school board Presidem Jim Ferryman has a differmt • perspective. .This is about local oootrol at .. the schools,• he said •we're try-~ Ing to get as lean and mean as : we can and we don't need the : interference.• , • J F .. I EYE-OPENER Three localS earn jirst--team laiuels on All-Sea Wew f/U;,~ soccer terr a nee phillips 'Bare Boat Charter' is taken to an extreme • This sort of treatment is usually reserved for houses of bamboo. ffid I known, I could have aved some money. I ean, why would I buy new ones just to go to a used boat show? It's silly when you think about it, in fact, it actually waters me off! What are they for if you can't wear them on a boat for God's sake? "I'm sorry srr, but you can't enter without first taking them off. You must be bare while you take a look through the vessel.· These used boat broker folks want everybody to "Full Monty" therr feet before taking a step on the boats. QUOTE OF THE DAY -ntty ((ruin~) an a «>lid def~ t«&m. and~ UN1n""' ... -aJM BASEBALL COAal JOHNEM.ME I ·' Tars' Flmnson, Fredriksen, CdM's Vogele All-Sea View •Local trio earn first-team berths; four others are honored on second team. ..., Newport Harbor High juniors Jordan Fredriksen and Brooke Ramson were first-team selec. tions for the second straight sea. son to highlight seven Back Bay standouts named to the coaches' All-Sea View League girls soccer squad. Fredriksen, a goalie, was also a second-team choice as a fresh - man. making this her third all- league laurel. Aamson, the Sailors' sweeper, was also joined on the first team by Corona del Mar freshman goalkeeper Britta Vogele. Sea King teammates Meghan Bryan and Julia Llvingston were second-team honorees, as were Newport Harbor standouts Janelle Doyle and Cary Morrell Livingston, a sophomore who played both midfield and on the back line for the Tars, earned honorable mention last season. Bryan, a Sea King juni<>r. played forward, as did Doyle, a junior at Newport. Morrell, another junior, was a midfielder for Harbor. Newport's Jennifer Orr I understand the theory but why then do all the brokers wear shoes? Are their soles better than mine? Cleaner, maybe? MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT CdM catcher Mark Haftteld makes the tag at the plate to muff out a Vaqueror, but it was an overall 9-3 disaster for the Sea Kings. received honorable mention for a second straight year, while CdM's Kate Simon and Molly O'Meara also received honorable mention. El Toro's Lauren Orlandos was named MVP. Nay say I and in fact, every boat I stepped on had nmner carpets or canvas covering the decks. I mean really, these are used boats. Oh well, the Sperry Topsider people are $65 ahead because of me! My new shoes attended the 25th annual Newport Used Boat Show last weekend held at the Lido Marina Village with boats, brokers and buyers plenti.tul. The Sunday sun added to the ambiance turning prospective buyers into believers that boating is dry, warm, fun, friendly and inexpensive, tool Yeah, right. As my friend Dave and I strolled the mega-dollar dock demons, I became perplexed when I noticed a boat I'd previously seen advertised for only $299,000, now inflated to the "Boat Show Special," only $329,500! I guess when you negotiate the broker down to $3 ro,ooo you think you got a deal. MO!t of the boats looked great. but the lack of good pricing seems to justify a stronger economy. I entered a companion way of a boat (bare foot of course) and my eyes adjusted to the dark- ness. As I began to focus I noticed before me a woman bro- ker behemoth resembling a land mass with a perm. "Sixty-eight thousand and it's yours," she went on to say. Now I don't know everything there is to know about boats, but I do know that rust, blllten and stress fractures are not good -oh, I'm not describing the boat. I'm describing the broker! Actually the sales people were wonderful, friendly and very informative. I strongly suggest to anyone colllidering buying a boat, that this Is the perfect way to learn. Go to every show, ask every broker questions, look below decks, look in the bilge, discuss equipment with the manufacturer, read magazines, ~·.llfedally our own local coiporate headquartered product, Sea M'{jaz.lne. DalaaD Mc:lntoab. tile l'uCoeUtul producer of the 1how , ab.Ould be commended as he'• dorie a very aedlble job with ltmlted speoe. Hts two allows are now the lartJest of their kind ia th• western United State.. , Thil Weekend. you QUl view mare than 50 aae1 of new aPd current model power~ at the ~Dwi-~A 1 i. ~ lq\W9 foot tent W1l1 endoii vendi>n wwmo to educate.~ on eJec:troaks, i.ooeuod•, ·gear and boat-related ..... I'm kddnO fOiWaid to um week's ..... w.t iboW.t m7 • Defending league champion Irvine drops Corona del Mar, 9-3. By Richard Dunn, Datfy Pilot IRVINE -ln a wide display of contra.sting 1 baseball styles, one team showed how to play defense, the other didn't. The team with the best gloves, as in most cases, won. ~They can catch the ball and throw the ball,• Corona del Mar High Coach John Emme said of Irvine's Vaqueros. •111ey'J'e a solid defensive team, and obviously• we're not.• Couldn't get more plain and simple than that. While the host Vaqueros, defending Seo View League champions, robbed CdM of a home run, grabbed an over-the.ahou!der pop up and scooped up several tough infield plays, the Sea Kings threw the ball around in a 9-3 Irvine win on Thursday. Corona del Mar (3-4, 0-2 in league), with a team many feel has a chance to ea.m a playoff spot this season for the firwt time since 1992, came apart at the seams in the third and fourth innings, allowing Irvine (3- 6, 2-0) to score eight runs. With the bases loaded in the third, Irvine cleanup hitter Chris Davis grounded a two- run single to right field against CdM south- paw Ryan Lewis, 1-1. Evan Uttle moved to third on the play for Irvine, which scoted twice more in the inning on two errors - both throwing ml.stakes. In the same inning, Irvine's James Whit- ted struck out looking with a runner on third and one out, but he 1ec1eemed himself by robb~g CdM's Matt Larson of a home run to open the next inning. "He'd just struck out in a crucial situa· ti.on, looking at strike three, then he made that play -which justifies what we tell them all the dme," said Irvine Coach bob Plin.t. who preaches to his players about pot taking a negative experience at the pi.te onto the field Whitted ttDied his leap perfectly, back· Corona del Mar'1 Nate Lemmerman gets the foree to end the fourth lnning lbunday. handing the ball over the ivy-covered wall in left On the ensuing pl4y in.the fourth, Irvine third baseman Scott Zicarelli charged a high chopper near the bag, made a clean basket catch, then fired a bullet to first base. Later, Irvine first baseman Evan Utile nabbed a pop up on the edge of the outfield with his back tumed to home plate. But in the bottom of the fourth, Irvine scored four more runt, thanks to some inter- esting deteme by the Sea Kings. "There were errors," Emme said. •Plat out errors." Still. CdM ~gled to read Irvine starter (and finither) t.>evOn Benter, a bulldog right- hander who had a three-hitter going with one more out to record in the seventh. But the Sea~ put t~etb.er two bloopers and two infield singles to score twice. "They had a rough game,• Flint said of the Sea Kings, "but they'll be better than that ... if they play catch, they will." Ty Harper and Mark Hatfield had RBI singles in the seventh for Cd.M, while lead- off man Ryan Achterberg (3 for 4) drove in the game's first run when he singled home Tun Thurman in the second inning on a grounder up the middle. Achterberg also reached on an infield sfngle in the fifth and on a Texas Leaguer in the seventh. RA V.W LEAGUa llMNI I, °*>NA oa MM J Corona del Mar 010 000 2 -3 1 4 llVIM 004 401 X • 9 9 2 Lewis, Applebee (5) and Hltfleld; Senter and OeVrles. W • tenter, 2·3. L • Lewis, 1-1, 28 -Uttle (I). 38 • ZacNM (I). ... -' ··"· ... .. ~ Co-MosT ~AUIAIU PLAYIRS Ramon Garcia, Estanda Sr. Oef. Ryan Johnson, ~una Hiiis Jr, Pwd. NirlUM Mike La~~ 8Mdi D.vtd 1l'at\ CcilU M9la Mike Hkk,,.,. ~ Hiiis 11\Mft ~ • ·---HUis ~~ ~ t..aguNI Hiits Shaun Mc:GIM~ ~ 8Mch Nollh De ... ~~ ludl CWNtt TUrtc, ~ ..... Mike COON, ~IKY NoeE* .... ldi Gtc' Def. Mf Sf'. MF Sr. FWCf. Sr. Def. Sr. Def. !Jr. o.f. Jr. MF k Dlf. 1997-98 CoAOtES' Au-SEA VtEW LEAGUE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM MosT VAWABU Pl.Ava Lauren Orlandos, El Toro futST TEAM Brooke Flamson, Newport Harbor Jordan Fredrilcsen, Newport Harbor Britta Vogele, Corona del Mar Jenny Anderson, Santa Margarita Jennifer Coulter, Irvine Sara Henderson, Santa Margarita Annie Jacobs. El Toro Jessie.a Pagano, Woodbridge Erica Perrotta, Santa Margarita Erin Regan, Santa Margairta Lauren Schuck, Woodbridge Rachel Taylor, Irvine, • SECOND TEAM Meghan Bryan. Corona del Mar Janelle Doyte, Newport Harbor Julia Livingston, Corona del Mar Cary Morrell, Newport Harbor Melissa Dippel, El Toro Erin Egertson, Santa Margarita Kate MacDonald, Irvine Courteney Miles, El Toro Rebecca Roy, Santa Margarita Ashley Swanson, Woodbridge Nichole Swanson, Woodbridge Melissa Walker, Santa Margarita r-------------------------, "; ... . . '. ,, ' • I , • • . ') I I I I I I • •. o .it r L ' L ' h vin1• I! hi .' 0 '-.I It I •.i If I n ---· (<1111·11d1lr11, 1 1. 1 tr.IWw 9, c.an. ....... El Toro 3. VW>ocbtdge 2 Tod.ty q 11'11 , , 1·' COTO DE CAZA -Corona .• del Mar High junior Sameer .~l:::bapra rallied from a 4-2 deficit le) claim a 7-5 win en route to a singles sweep and several other • Sea Kings also took care of busi- • ness Thursday to help the viliton claim a 17-1 Sea View League- opeu.tng triumph over Santa Mar- 9arlta at Coto de Caza. . CdM Coach Tun Mang also singled out the doubles tandem of junior Chris Jensen and freshman ~andy Myers, which disposed of its Eagle foes, 6-2, 6-0. 6-3 in the No. 3 spot. CdM, top-ranked in CIP Southern Section Division I and . Orange County, improved to 8-0. 9A VIEW LIAGUI QM 17, 5AHrA M.wwaTA 1 Slnales: comns (CdM) def. Shedd. 6-1, def. fftrs. 6-1, def. Sldhar. 6-0; Chopra (CdM) won, 7-5, 6-0, 6-0; Jack (CdM) won. S-1, lost, <>-6, won, 6-0. • Doubles: Mortoo-Ellmore (CdM) def. Gaffney-Hsu. S-2, def. Ware-frleders.. dorl, 6-1, def. St.rffter-Ooyle, 6--C; Tay- lor-Shahmardl (CdM) won. 6--C, S-1, 6-0; 1 'ensen-Myers (CdM) won, S-2. 6-0, 6-3. 1 ~ drop 18-0 verdict 1. • IRVINE -Newport Harbor -High senior John Rinek managed to take 10 games in his three sin- gles sets, but like his teammates, • tould not earn a victory against 1• t>erennially strong Sea View c League host Woodbridge Thurs- day. ' The Warriors' 18-0 win came in • the league opener for both '-schools, dropping Harbor's record ~to 1-7. SEA VIEW LEAGW c WOCIGllNDGE 11. NfWll'OWT HAMC>ll 0 Singles: Rlnek (NH) lost to Artunian, I 4-6, lost to Kennarl. 1-6, lost to Bagher- pour, 5-7; .MacMaster (NH) lost, <>-6, <>-6, , t-6; O. Tajima (NH) lost <>-6, <>-6, 1-6. ' -Doubles· Singer-Hsieh (NH) lost to 1. Call·Sherdian, <>-6, lost to Parr-Hunter, J-6, lost to Davenport-Shazier, 1-6; J. r Tajima-Snyder (NH) lost <>-6, 1~, 1-6; ~orle-Uhl (NH) lost 1~. 2-6, 2-6. 1 • H,\f.JPY I : I f : I r i D A '( COSTA MESA -Junior David nan earned a pair of Ii.ogles Vic- tories, but Visiting University High swept the rest, en route to a 16-2 Pacific Coast League boys tennis triwnph Thursday. nan, playing No. 1 singles for the Mustangs, won l~ o1 23 games, indu~ 6-0 and 6-4 set victories. Mesa fell.to 4-4, 1·1 in league. MClftC CDASr LIAGUI U...asnv 16. CostA MEsA 2 Slnales: Tran (CM) lost to Bachrach, 1-6, def. Levine, 6-0, clef. Chang, 6-4; KakJ (CM) lost. <>-6, 4-6, <>-6; Um (CM) lost. 1~. 4-6, 2-6. Doubles: Nguyen-Morris (CM) lost to Chen-Levine, 2-6, lost to Kim-Chang, 3-6, lost to Shaplro-Hert>estman, 3-6; Kazi-tJrt>lna (CM) lost, 3-6, 4-6, 3-6; Martln·Klsh (CM) lost. 5-7, 3-6, 2-6. OCC women win, 5-2 COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College women's tennis players Martha Garcia and Camella Jaeger, the latter an Estancia High product, earned straight-set singles victories and combined to rally for a 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 doubles tri- umph as the host Pirates defeated Orange Empire Conference rival Long Beach City Thursday, 5-2. Orange Coast, which also got a singles victory from Melissa Walker, improved to 9-3-1, 6-2. oaANGIE EMPM! COWEJIENa OllNIGI Co.uT s. LONG 8IAOt Cnv 2 Slnglea: Garcia (OCO def. Rodriguez, 6-2, 6-2; ~ (OCQ def.~. 6-1, 6-0; Walker (OCQ def. Brusuelas, 6-1, 6-1; Aguas (LS) def. Cohn, 6-0, 6-4; Connelley (LB) won by default. Doubtes: ~·Walker (OCO def. R~z-le, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1; Poirel-Garcia COCO def. Connelley-Brusuelas, 6-1, 6-0. CCJlUGa ..,._N NONCONFaENa DDnlllt '· 5oCN.. Cou.EGE 0 ~ BrH\ming (0) def. Fultt. 6-2, 6-0; KochluffeloM (0) def. Crawford, 6-2, 6-2; I.Andes (0) def. Looney, 6-1, 6-2; Klingenbad- er (O) def. Tate, 6-1, 6-0; Ouk~ (0) def Tam- plin, S..., &-0; Ollhl'Tlef' (0) def. White, 6-0. 6-1. · Doubles: Braeunlng·Kochluffelona (O) def. Fultz-Vawford, 8-3; Dukes-Landes (O) def. Looney-Timplin. 8-2; Pearce-Klingenbeder (D) def. Tate-White, 8-2. IA DA ii Relieves Pain $3900 Stress'& tension lnsunwice ted w/Chlropract~. NOW HIRING• 7-DAYSWK ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier D. C. 714.978.6385 1072 S.E. Bristol St .. Ste 209 Santa AN. Heights (Conw-at Newporta ~.J911*i1> ~Scmzo£.. VOLVO•SAAB Dealenhip Quality at less oost g'?~~ef~ s...~~1972 - 1\HNOI{ SERVI< t-" Ill • I • Lubc/chcdt all 8uid b.m • I • aw. OiJ/IWr I • • Inspea Brabs. bdm. holes. • • • lboc:ks & RICdin& • I •Tar~bs.lay • g'?~ ~ ef~ 646-7731 . .....,__ ..... ...,.... .................. .... ·------------------- 1635 Ohms Way Suire E COSfAMF.SA ~~.,.-iTl:Qill:~ . 41JT«MVl"I • I~ SPECIALIZING IN PORSCHE, VW ANO AUDI REPAIR 1634 Ohms Way Costa Mesa (714) 631-2092 HIGH SCHOOL GOt;f Sailors challenge Eagles COTO DE CAZA -Newport Harbor High's boys golf team had its best collective performance in years at Coto de Caza Thursday. according to Coach Jim Warren, and gave Orange County's top- ranked Santa Margarita a severe test before falling, 194-201 in a Sea View League nine-hole match. ·we had a great day,• Warren said of his young squad, which was paced by junior Zak LaFada, who broke 40 for the first time with a 3-over 39. Sailors Mitch Johns and lfaighe Concannon both shot 40, while teammates Kevin Olson and Scott nppett carded 41 to 1 shave nearly 20 strokes off the Tars' typical Coto de Caza team score. Newport fell to 1-3, 1-1 in league. Wallick sparkles, again IRVINE -Corona del Mar High senior Max Wallick fash- ioned his second straight sub-par effort Thursday in leading the Sea Kings' boys golf team to a 184- 198 nine-hole decision over Irvine's Vaqueros at Oak Creek Golf ~lub. Wallick has a 1-under 35, and he bad plenty of help as the Sea Kings improved to 5-1 overall, 2-0 in Sea View League play with Craig Brooks (36), Cllad Tow- eney (3?), Innes MacDonald (37) and Jett Bemis (39). The Sea Kings host Woodbridge Tuesday at Newport Beach CC. Eagles whip Mesa COSTA MESA -Senior Casey Busch led an Estancia High assault on cross-town rival Costa Mesa Thursday afternoon in boys golf, turning in a par 35 over nine holes at Costa Mesa Golf & Coun- try Cub's Mesa. Linda Course to lead the way for a 198-231 victory to improve to 2..J overall, 2-0 in league play. Busch was backed up by Andy Thomson (38), Pete An{ierson (40), Tom Rausch (42) and Greg Rausch (43). Jeff Montoya led Costa Mesa's game with 38 as Mesa fell to 0-3 in league. Newport edges Los Al LONG BEACH GtRlS -Newport Harbor High sophomore Erin Haller shot 33 over nine boles Thursday to pace the Sailors to a 112-115 non- league girls golf victory over host Los Alamitos at the Heartwell Golf Course. Shannon Backus (39), Joy St. Dennis (40) and Marissa Nix (45) also contributed for the Tars. CdM girls strong at the CIF Relays prelims BELMONT SHORE -Corona del Mai: ~gh. girls SW I M M t N G swimmers sparkled Thursday at the preliminanes of the CIF Relays at Belmont Plaza pool, as the Sea Kings quaWied one cham- pionship finalist and four consolation finalists for Saturday's finals. Michelle Dahn, Melinda Tucker, Hilary Hoeven. Meagan Hardt, Karen Dahn and Lauren Powers combined to qualify eighth in the 6x50-yard freestyle relay to give CdM a chance at the title Saturday. The Sea Kings qualified 11th in the 4x50 br~aststroke, 13th in the 4x.1~ freestyle, 14th in the 4x100 medley and 15th 1Jl the 4x50 butterfly. CdM 15 also the first alternate in the 4x50 medley. ~To have that many teams coming back Saturday is real ruce for ow team,• Coach Doug Voiding said. For 22 years CalUori\ia Coventry has provided specialized service for Land Rover and .J•~ar owners. LOc:ated ~Red Hill and Campus. Japar/ i:.m:-_92'A1375 BttatDI St., t30 Land Rover Senic:e ~ ~ Coeta Meu FRIDAY, MAROi 27, 1998 COLLEGES Vanguards fall, 3-2 SAN DIEG?· BASEBAtl -Southern Cali- fornia College pitcher Bryce Primm's went the distance for the visiting Vanguards, yielding only five hits, but didn't get enough support in a 3-2 loss to Golden State Athletic Conference host Point Loma Nazarene Thursday. Greg Schreiber had an RBI sin- gle to pace the seven-hit attack for the Vanguards (17-14). Point Loma, which got 7 213 strong innings from starter and winner Dustin Love, improved to 16-16. GOWEN STATE ATHLETIC CONI EMNCE PotNT loM4 J, 5oCAa. ~ 2 Socal College 000 010 010 -2 7 1 Point Loma 200 001 00x -3 5 2 Primm and Dent; Love, Erwin (8) and Georgia. W -Love, 1-2. L -Primm. Sv -Erwin (2). You Don't have to give up another day to a migraine Come to a free seminar to be. you undeft1and migraine...it's the first' step to relief T Learn the signs and symptoms that will help you identify a migraine T Learn bow migraines are triggered T Learn about available treatment programs Speaker: MICHAEL CUMMINGS M.D. Date&: Tune: MARCH 31, 1998 6:30 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY REGIONAL HOSPITAL Place: SALTZER AUDITORIUM {Off Main Lobby) 17100 EUa..ID, near WARNER. FOUNTAIN VALLEY Pbooe: 71"-966-71JXJ To Reserve your seat: Please Call Valerie, Registered Nurse @t-800-496-lm Ext. 81283 Specializing in Porsche 8t Mercedes Benz We also service BMW, VW, Audi FRJDAY, MAAai 27, 1998 BOATING CONTINUED FROM 6 However, last week's used show had its redeeming moments. One would be hard pressed not to buy a boat from the angelic broker Tari Soderhng of Art Brooks Brokerage. Standing tall, tanned, buffed and beautiful aboard a 42-foot sloop, no one really cared about the asking price. As prescribed, her feet were en.cased in Guca tennies and mine. of course, were Pull Monty! a Saturday and Sunday the Newport Dunes Resort Manna Boat Show will display 200 new vessels from 26-to 80-feet in length 1\-ailerable boats under 28 feet will be featured shoreside. Show times are from 11-6 today with starting times at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday. . Admission is $8, children under 12 are free. SCHEDULE TOOAY ••••• u Hf9h tchool • Woodbrldg4J at Corona dlt Mat, 3• 1 S p.m.; Estancia It Aliso Nlguet, 3: 1 S p.m.; Newport It El Toro, 3:~.m.; UnM!nlty •t Cost1Mesa.3:1S. ·~,.wt Community wl!ege men -Leng Be.at cc at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. High JChoOI ~ • Newport Halt>« ~~on Be.Id\ 6:45 p.m. • Community college ·Orange Coas1 at Irvine Valfey, 3 p.m. Hloh school • Newport H•rbor at Aliso Nlguel, 3: 15 p.m. Santa Ana Valley top$ Costa Me~ 5-2 SANTA ANA -The C:O.ta Mesa High IOftball team ltJimdod ghl bue runnen lbunday and com.- milted five e.nora to help host Santa Ana Valley c:l4im o 5-2 nonlcague victory. Kelly Daub and Krlay Genet each bad RBI tingles for the Mus- tang (o-4), wb.Oo Julie Collett and Christy Bnico rounded out the four· hit attack. Daub, a sophomore, reached base 3 of 4 plate appearances, but, like several of her t8llIDJilates, was stalled on her journey home. The Pal· COD.I, who managed Just fow httl off senior huder Krlsdn Cbir.holm. bad two unearned rum. But Mesa could have squelched Voll ~· three-run tiftb·lnning rally by executing a play that was not scored an enor, according to Me.a Coach Jim wee1r:s. J NOMMGUI SANtA ANA VMUY S. CosTA MrsA .2 Costa Mesa 010 000 1 • 2 4 5 Santa Ana Valley 002 030 x S 4 2 Chl$holm and Christiansen; n/a. L • Chisholm, G4. 28 • Kendrld<. (SAV). BAD MIN CdM loses, 17-2 WESTMINSTER -Savanna Kang won in girls singles and Mikuto Fukada and Brian Katu· sian captured a win in boys doq- bles for Corona del Mar High, ~ host La Quinta defeated the Sea Kings, 17·2, in Garden Grove League badminton action Tbutt· day. CdM (2-3, 0·3 in GGL) trav· els to Marlna on Tuesday. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES =p=u=a=L=l=C=N=O=T=IC=E=s== o'clock p.m., and then and which 1ncluc:t• th• Davis-any and 111 bids or to waive Bacon Act and related 1rregu1.,1ues In any bid. The putJ>OM ol t~ lund• approxlma1ely 461 acre• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI! there show c1uH, II any Bacon Act and related lrregullrltles In any bid. 1ci1. Th• wage determln•· Contr1C1or thall comply w11 to fund the children's from the City of Irvine and NOTICE o" "1ctltlou1 8u1lne11 PUBLIC NOTICE they have, why the petition acts. The wage delermina· Con1ractcr shllll comply tlon Wiii be under the With the provlslona of Sec-9duc1tlon and allow me to annexatle>n of the same ter-APPLICATION TO Ham• St•t•m•nt ---------for change of name should tlon will be under tl'le wtlh the provt1lon1 of sec. Davl1-Baeon Act and r• lion t no to 1780 1nc1u1111e, p111lclp1te In this prOCHs ritory to the City of N-· SELL ALCOHOLIC The followfnQ ptttona Ire SUPEAIOA COURT "f:11~~~::e~;dered lhal a Davis-Bacon Act ind r• tlon.1770 to 1780 lnclutlve, tatad acts and IN Depart· ol the C11Jfornla Ulbor Ha ltther. I hav~ clearly porl Beach. Tht re-BEVl!RAOES dol~ blJ1lne11 as: 0' CALUr:OANIA, copy ol this order 10 show lated acts end lh• Depart· of the C1llfornl1 ubor ment ol Industrial . Rel•· Code, the prevailing rat• been deni9d the ablllly to organization ol Bonita Can· 0111 01 filing Call ornl• Exprns P~k:fi· COUNTY OF ORANGE cause be published Jn The ment or Industrial Rel•· Code, thl prevaOlng r1te tlons, State of Cahfornla and 1ca11 of wages 11tab-pal11clpata In my chUdren'1 yon was approved by the Application: Ing, 9'49 NewtiaJI, 0 1 341 The Clly Drive Dally Pilot, 1 newspaper of lions, State ol Cal1lornla and scale of wages es1ab-(the Contracior and Sub-Uati.<t by the Oirec10f ol Upbringing, let alone U\elr L.oc.al Formation Commls· MAA 16. 1998 ~~Ai~~~~lo,.9 F9derll Poat 01f1ce 9eneral clrculation pub-(the Contractor and Sub-llsh9d by th• Oirect<>f' of contractors thall pay not the Department of Indus· cholc11 ol higher 9duc•· slon (LAFCO) on March 11. To Whom It May Concern. Ava.. Costa Mesa, CA Box 14171 hshad In this county, al con1ractors shall pay no1 lhe Department ol Indus· less than the higher wage trial Rel1llon1, St,ata ot Cal· lion or even getting a 1998, and given the short The Name(s) .of the Ap-92627 Orange, CA least once a we:k rcr ~o~r loss lhan the higher wage 1rlal Relations, State of Cal· rate). Uornla, which ate lilt<! with higher educallon, bu9d fOfm dHlgnatlon or R097· re~;n~~l~~iA David Loyd, 28 Serna, 92013·1571 ~~."~~~~~~h:~~a~.f~'.0 0 rale). 1torn1a, which are fllt<I with The City. has obtain.cl the Clly Clerk of the City of upon my ••·wile taking the 35. The reorgani111lon area IVES KEVIN Rancho Santa Margarita, IN THE MATTER OF DATE· MAR 17 1998 The City has obtained the C11y Clerk of the City of from the Director or the D• Costa Mesa: and shall fOf· Children away. Is bolJndt<I by the San Tha appllcanlS llsttd CA 92688 THE PETITION TO JAMES A. JACKMAN, from the 011ector of the D• Cosia Mesa; and 1haJf for-partment of Industrial Raia· ralt ponaltles preacrlbed I declare under penalty ol Joaquin Hills Tran1port1-above 119 applying to the Jhls d ~u~~·~:,. con. CHANGE THE NAME Ju D GE/Co MM I 5. partment or lndusltlaf Rola· 1011 pen11tl11 prescribed tlon1 the g9Mfal prevailing therein for noncomplianca perjury under th• laws of lion CorrldOf to 1he north, Department of Alcoholic ~: ~~ sf:.rtec1 doln OF AMY LYNN MAU SIONEA OF THE SUPE· uons the general prevailing therein ror noncompllallce rate of per diem wages and of the said code. the State"' Cal,f.:>mla that Ford Road (Bonita Canyon Beverage Conllot to sell al-buslne•~ yet? No g CASE NUMBER RIOA COURT ra1e or per diem wages and of the sald code. the general prevailing rate MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-th• t0feg0tng i1 true and Olive) to the 1ou1h, and cohoUc beverage• at: 260 Donald Hoyt A191337 T 1 11 Dam 2027 Maple the general preva1hng rate MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-for holiday and overtime uty City Clerk, City of correc1. Exaeut9d :his 23rd MacArthur Boulevard to the ~~~Tg~ 9:e~e COSTA Thi• statement was liled ORDER TO SHOW A r/' Costa' Mesa Ca ror holiday and overtime uly Clly Clerk, Cll)' of work In the locallty In Costa Meta day ol February 1998, at west. For iha lollowin ty 01 with the Counly Citric of CAUSE FOA CHANGE 9;627 · · work In the locallly In Cotl• M11• which tho work Is to be Published Newport Corona Del Mar, California. The propond changH of License: 41 ~N-G:LE Orange County on J.10.98 OF NAME p bllshed Newport which the work Is to be Published Newport performed for each craft Beach·Costa Mesa Dally /I/ BARAY L. FRIED· organization are (Tlade for BEERANDWINE·EATING 19988751713 PETITIONER(S) AMY Be~ch·Ccsla Mesa Dally performed ror each cralt Beach·Costa Me1a Dally classlncatlon or type of Piiot March 27, April 3, Bl!AQ the purpose ol establlshlng PLACE Daily Pilot March 13, 20, LYNN MAU HAS FILED ~ p,1 1 M r h 20 27 Aprll 3 classllicallon or type or Pilot March 20, 27, 1998. work needed lo execute 1998 FACTS IN SUPPORT or the Cities of l111ina and Published Newport 27, April 3, t998 F900 ~{,Ttrho~:No~EANN~RJ~s 10°199: c ' • F929 work needed to execute F935 the contract. Holiday rates F939 rallaf requested and Newport Beach unlma\e B11ch·Cost1 Mesa ~·I~ PUBLIC NOTICE FROM Am L nn Mau TO ' the contract. Holiday rates PUBLIC NOTICE shall be paid as specllled change ol circumstances boundary along the San Pilot March 20, 27, ApF~29 Amy K unlAo loo PUBLIC NOTICE shall be paid as specified In the collectlve bargalnlng PUBLIC NOTICE lor any modlllcatlon are Joaquin Hills Transporta· l998 l--F-lc-t-ltl_o_u_s_B_u_t,..ln_e_S_I_ It Is hereby 01derod that NOTICE in the collective bargaining NOTICE agreement applicable to SUPERIOR COURT contained In the attached lion Corridor between PUBLIC NOTICE Neme Statement all persons Interested in 0 BIDS agreement applicable to INVITING BIDS each partlcular cralt, etas· OF CALIFORNIA declaration. MacAtlhur Boulevard and The following persons tra this matter appear before Nb~Y~1INIS HEREBY each particular c1alt, clas· NOTICE IS HEREBY slficatlon or type of work ' I declare under penally of Bonita canyon Road, and Flctlllous Butfnen doing businen as: this court In Departmenl GIVEN that the Cit or slflcation or type ol work GIVEN thal the City ol employed on the project. COUNTY OF ORANGE perjury under the laws of to coincide the city bound· Name Slatement EXE'CUTIVE TRANSPOR· No. 703 01 the Orange c 1 M r b Ya d employed on the project Costa Mesa acting by end Coples of schedules of FAMILY LAW, the State of Calllornla lhat arlea with those of the tr· The following persons are TATION, 1691 Mesa Dr .. P· Counly Superior Court 11 os I esa. ac ing Y n · • G 341 THE CITY DRIVE, doing business as· 1 Santa Ana Heights CA lh address shown above through 11s Governing Coples or schedules ol through Its ovtrnlng rates so determined are on POST OFFICE the loregolng Is true and vine Unified School District FRE'SH PRODUCE FOR 92707 • 0; 4121, t998. 111 2:00 Board, here1nalter relerred rates so de1ermlned are on Board, herelnalt8f referred me el the City Clerk'• Of· correct. and Newport Mesa School LESS & GROCERIES, 2800 Fuzlah Ainun Anna Mil· o'clock p.m .. and then and to as the City. will receive Ille at the City Clerk's Of· 10 11 the City, wlll receive nee, located at 77 Fair BOX 14170• Date: February 23, 1998 District. w. Warner Ave .. Santa Ana, stead, 1691 Mesa Or., p.1. there show cause. If any up to. but not later than flee located at 77 Fair up lo, but not lelar than Drive, Costa Mesa, Callfor· ~=:~s~: /al Barry L. Friedberg Coples of the stall report, CA 92704 Santa Ana Heights, CA they have. why the pelltlon 10:00 •.m. of lh• day Orl~e Costa Mesa Calltor· 10:00 a.m. of the day nla 92628, and are avail· • A A N Barry L Friedberg, 55 supporting documents the Saleem Ahmed Sharifi, 92707 rcr change or name should of Aprll o, 199B, sealed nia 92628, and a;e avail· of Apr II 1 3, 1998, able to any 1n1eresled party TfFETl~~~NE L /P~rt!d: Jumlne Creek Drive, co-environmental deter~lna· 9811 11th StrHt. 18, Gar-Thia bualneas . Is con· \ not be granted. bids for lhe award of a able 10 any Interested party sealed bid• for the award upon request. Fl ry • rona Del Mar, CA 9262s-tlon (with addendum), and den Grove, CA 92844 ducted by: an lnd1vfdu1I H is fut1her ordered that 1 contract tor the rehabllita· 1 of a conllact for the reha· In accordanc. with Sac· berg 1423 th I 1 . 1 tlon Tasneem A. Sharifi (work· Have you started doing copy of this order to show upon reques · bil 1 ti 1· . RESPONDENT /0 E· O er PfO ec in orma Ing partner), 9772 11th business yet? No cause be published In NB/ tlon ol· In accordance wnh Sec· 1 ~~~~CEMENT OF tlon 1n3.2 of the Calllornta FENDANT: Irene Erv1k Published Newpo.rt are avaltabl• for your re-Strffl, Garden Grove, CA FuzJah Alnun Anne Mii· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot, a CITY HALL LOBBY lion 1773.2 of the Cahtornla Labor Code, Iha Conllecior ORDER TO SHOW Beach·Costa Mesa Daily vtew at Cily Hall, City Man-92844 stead newspaper cf general cir· REMODEL AND AUDIO Uibor Code, the Conuactor FLOOR TILE 0 A~ VARI· shall post a copy of the de. CAUSE FOR Pilot March 13, 20. 27, April ager'• Office, 3300 N-· This business 11 con· This atatement was filed culation published In this VISUAL ROOM EXPAN· shall post a copy or the de-OUS LOCATI N termination of prevailing MODIFICATION 3, 1998. port Boulevard. Newport ducted by· co-partners with the County Clerk ot county. al least once e SION PROJECT NO. termination ot pieva1llng PROJECT NO. 98-04 rate of wages at each job , F911 Beach. If you heve any Have you started doing Orange Counly on 2-26-aa week for lour consecutive 98·03 rate of wages 81 each job All bids shell be made on site. CASE NUMBER. questions or concern Ot buslnest yet? No 19988750422 weeks prior to lhe day ol All bids shall be made on site a bid form furnished by the The ContractOf and any D 28 81 89 PUBLIC NOTICE would like more lnfOfma· TasnHm Ahmed Sharlllfi Daily Pilot March 13 20 the hearing. 1 f b h · Cit TO: Irene Ervlk Thl1 statement w11 1lt<1 • • DATE: MAA 08, 1998 •bid arm urnlshed Y t e The Contractor and any Y subcon111ctor(s) shall pay YOU AAE ORDERED TO PUBLIC NOTICE tlon, please call Dave Kitt, with Iha County Clerk of 27, April 3. 1998 F913 M.S. BROWN, JUDGE/ C11y subccntractor(s) shall pay Bids wm be received at not less than the speclned APPEAR IN THIS COURT CITY OF Assislant to the Clly Man· Orange County on 2·11·98 PUBLIC NOTICE COMMISSIONER OF B:ds will be rece1ved al not less than the specified the City of Costa MeM at prevalllng rates of wages to AS FOLLOWS TO GIVE NRPORT BEACH ager, at 644-3002. 19988748807 THE SU p EA I 0 A the City of Costa Mesa at prevailing r1fles of wages to the Ofllce of the City Cler~. all workers employed by ANY LEGAL REASON WHY City Councll Any owner ol land within Dally Piiot March 13, 20, Fictitious Busln•H COURT the Oltice or the City Cler~, all workers employed by PO. Box 1200. 77 Fa' them In the execution of THE RELIEF SOUGHT IN Ch•mberw of the the territory, or any regls· 27, April 3, 1998 F914 Name Statement Jeffrey w. Planck, At· PO. Box 1200. 77 ~a" them In the execution of Drive, Costa Mell, Callfor· the contract. ~t6ENArt8~LEJ> ~~UCBAE City of ttfed voter residing within The tollowlng persons are torney at Law 444 Wes• Drive, Costa Mesa, Cahlor· the contract. nlo 92628, at or before the A payment bond and per· GRANTED If child custody Newport 8Hch • the territory, may Ille a writ· PUBLIC NOTICE dol;'l business as: Ocean Blvd .. Ninth Floor, nla 92628, '''or before the A payment bond and per-time and date stated formance bond will be re. or visitation Is an Issue In 3300 Newport ten protest against the pro-Flctllloua Bueln•H PR CISION ~OT~RS . Long Beach, CA 90802, At· time and date stated lormance bond will be re· above. at which time they quired prior to the execu· this proceeding, Famlly Boulevard, posal with the Newport Name Slatement ~l·B W27171h t., anta torney Bar 1163335 above, at which time they quired prior to lhe execu-will be publicly opened and tlon of the contract. The Code aectlon 3170 requires Newport Beach Beach Clly Clerk 11 any The following peraons are Pr•e~~l~n 06Automollva p b 11 shed New P 0 r1 will be publicly opened and lion of the contract. The read aloud In the Council payment bond and per-mediation berore or con· PLAN NINO time prior to the conclusion doing business as: Group Inc (CA) 7815 ~ Be~ch-Costa Mesa Dally read aloud In the Council pa~ment bond end per· Chambers at aald address. lormance bond shall be In currently with the hearing COMMISSION of the hearing by the con· . JT Marketing Concepts. Ralnvlew ci'., Anaheim, CA p I t M h 13 20 27 Ap II Chambers at said address. lormance bond shall be In Each bid must conlorm the form and amount set fl~ed ~elow.98 TI . 9·00 AOENDA ducting authority. 2885 Fal111lew, Costa MHI, 92808 3: ~998arc ' • 'F9trO Each bid must conrorm the torm and amount set and. be responsive to all rorth In the cont1act docu· .vl.'(;,~i.~~04 • me. · Regular Meellng . /a/ LeVonne M . Hark· CA 92627 C 2885 This bu1lne11 la . "Of\· ---------1 and be responsive to ell forth In the contract docu· pertinent Bidding end Con-ments. Address or court, same 81 April 9 1998 . 1111, City Clerk, City of Jason Ccry ohen. C ducted by: a corpcrst1on. PUBLIC NOTICE pertinent Bidd1hg and Con-ments tract Docu111ents. A HI ol in accordance with the noted lbove 7 oO Newport Beach Fal111lew, osta MHa, A H1va you 11arted dcwng SUPERIOR COURT trac1 Documents. A set of Jn a~cordance with provl· Bid Documents may be ob-provisions of Public Con· Date: MAR 11, 1998 1.SUBJ~CT:11w':~t Marine Publlshad Newport 9/,~~rs Biegum, 240 Avo-t>p:!nci!~~~t? ~~tomollv• OF CALIFORNIA Bid Documents may be ob· slons of Public Con11act talned at the Office 01 the tract Coda Section 22300, JONATHAN H. CAN· (Jam11 Santanleflo, ap-Beach·Costa Mesa Daily cado St .. IF, Costa Me1a, Clloup Inc Halleh fflt· ' tained at the Office of lhe Code section 22300, sub· City Engineer, 77 Fair substitution ol eUglble and HON, JUDOE OF THE pllcant) 900 West Coast Pilot March 27. 1998 CA 92627 hoomancs, p~· ... COUNTY OF ORANGE City Engineer. 77 Fair slitution ot eligible and Drive, Costa Mau. Calllor· equivalent securities for SUPERIOR COURT Highway F940 This buslnen Is con· Thia 1t.1$1Mnt wu tited 341 The Clly Drive Drive. Cos1a M"a, Cal1lor· equivalent securities for nla, upon nonrefund1bl1 MY monies withheld to en-NoUce: 11 you have chit· SUMMARY: Reque~t tor 1 duet9d by: 1 general part· wtth the County Clerk ot :0s\~~;~ "'1· upon nonrelundable any monies wilhheld to en-payment of 1 20. An •d· sure performance under dren trom this rllatlonship :,*= ~or mod~fleatlo~ PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp Orange County on ).11-98 0~.'r, • CA payment of $20. An ad· sure performance under dltlonal charge of this con11ac1 will be permit· the court 11 required t~ for 1 ~m~:i~I r:;:~r Ftctltloue aueln•H b~~~~ .. ~~t?a~ed doing . tff8e762~ 9201;·1'571 dlllonal charge of this contract will be permit· $5,00 will be made II h•n· ted at the request and 911· order payment of child bas9d on a demonstrated Name Sletement Jason Cohen Deity Pilot Mar. 20. rT. IN THE MATTER OF $5.00 will be ma~e If hen. ted al the request and ex· died by mall. Bid Doc:u-pense ol lhe contractor. support based on the In-lormula (parking curvey). The fOl'°'.Mng persons .,. This statemll'lt was flied Apr. 3, 10, 1998 fi25 THE PETITION TO died by mall Bid Docu-pense of the contractor. menls 'Ind other contract Each bidder shall possess come of both paru11ts. The Al'PLIC~TION: use Permit dolnQ bu1ln111 u : with the County Cle<k ot PUBUC NOTICE ment1 and other contraci Each bidder shall possess documanlt may also be •x· at the lime this ccrilrael Is amount of chlfd support No. 3528 WOr.tEN OF SUBSTANCE. Orange County on 3-17·98 •---------- CH.ANOE THE NAME documents may also be ex· al the time this contract Is amined at the Office of the awarded a Clau C15 Cln be large. It normally CECA COMPUAA'CE: This 5 Cambria, Corona del 19908752522 FfcUtlous Buslften OF TrtN Dam amined 11 the Office of the awarded a Class Cl5 City Clerk of the City of (noorlng and floor covering continues untJI lhe child 11 pr~ has been~. Mar, CA 9262.5 Dally PUot Mar. 20, 27, N9me Statement CA:~:1~~=ER City Clerk of the City of (nooring and floor covering Costa Mesa. Bid Docu-Contractor) or Contractor'• 18. You should supply Iha ~hat l~h~t ~ d~~':iJ~"::. ~'i:"eb8°'!~~· ~.,~'Cl Apr. 3, 10, 1998 F917 The toUowlng ~IOOS are OADEA TO SHOW Costa Mesa. Bid Docu-Contractor) or Contractor's menls wlll not .b• malled License, pursuant to Public court with lnlorm1tlon empt under T. raqulr• 92625 PUBLIC NOTICE d~ buslneSI ••· CAUSE FOA CHANGE men1s will not be malled License, pursuant to Public unfeu the additional s5.~ Contact Code Section about your nnancn. Othe<· menta of the C11ifornl1 En-Patti Bellltll 1731 Port : N ':f'1.,:;'0=lvls= OF NAME unless the additional S5 00 Con1ract Code Section charge Is Included with 3300. The suece11ful bid· wise Iha chlld aupport vlronmental Ou111t~ Act. Hemley Circle, Newport Flotltlout BualneH Ana.'CA. 92703 ·• PETITIONER Trlsa Dam charge Is Included with 3300. The succossluf bid· payment. der must maintain the II· order win be bated on the 2.SUBJECT: Lanting Pl~-Beach, CA. 92660 Name Statement Preclalon Automotlva HAS FILED A PETITION paymenl. der must maintain the h· Each bid shall be ac· cense throughout the dura· lnlormetlon supplled by the l'IOvle (Wllllem and ~ n Sharen Jurgensen, 13 Tha lollowlng person• are Group, Inc., (CA), 7815 e. FOR AN ORDER TO Each bid shill be ac· cense throughout Iha dura· companl9d by the bid s• lion ol this conllact. . other parent. ~nd~ owners) 32 ape Al:ata, lrvfne, Californla doing buslnaSI at: RalnYlew Ct.. Anaheim. CA CHANGE NAMES FROM companied by the bid H· lion of this contract. curlty, Utt of Designated No bidder may-withdraw You do not have 10 pay , SUMMARY· Review of the 9 714 AMAZON COMPUTER SO-92608 Trlsa Dam TO Cindy Young curlty, U11 or Designated No bidder may withdraw Subcontracior1, and Non· his bid for a period of sixty any 181 10 Ill• reapontlv• detlslon 01· the Modlflca· = ~uy, ~S46ehRi~~~r ~UT~:27~51 Ventia, Tua· Thia bu1lnt11 11 con· u 11 hereby ordered that Subcon1ractors, and Non· hi• bid lor a period of sixty colluslon Affidavit required (60) days alter the date aet d9Claratlons In responH to Ilona CommlttH which •P-fomla 92r,• ea • • ~ohammad H1llm Jan dueled by: • COfP()nlll:' all par1oni Interested In colluslon Affidavit required (60) days alter the data set by the Information Fer Bid· for the opening thereof. this Ofder to ahow cauat prov9d the retention of • 9 Oaraldlne SchlUU 1534 475 Cher~ Vista Or Per: ~~VII you ..,•INart9d olng this manar appear before b th I I ti F Bid der1 · foot hi h •b Ill child ' ·• ""1 MSI Ytu 0 this court In Department Y e n orma on or · lor the opening thereof. · The Clly Council ol lhe (including 1 completed In· , g • • u • Antlgu1 Way, Newport rlt, CA 92 71 Precision Automotive No. 703 of the Orange dart. The Clly Councll of the Thi• project 11 • federally Clly of Co11a Mesa r• coma end Expense Deel•· rent plaihouH 10 •n. Baach, CA. 92660 Mohammad Ahtaaham, Group, Inc., Hanth Far· County Superior Court 81 This project Is 1 federally City of Costa MHa re· funded project and wlll be serves the right to reject ration that wlll ahow your 11• CfOICh 5 ff~ln~~i,h• :~ Joan Torres, 1800 Port 475 Cher'?, Vista Or .. Per· hoomand, PrH. lhe address 1hown above funded project and will be serves the right 10 reject under federal regulations any and all bldl or to waive Nine .. ) The orlglna.I ol ~he qu:rr,~k 10~• the J'oc1e Charles, Newport Beach, rls, CA 92 r1 This atatement waa fil9d on 5·S, 1998, a1 2:00 under raderal regulations which Include lht Davis· respon~lve declarallons ~~It: at'ructures 10 a max. I-CBA. 92b 660 WI 18771 dThl1~ .. bbua nan l•al c~~ with the Counly Clerk of f I ar ara aner, UC.., y: • gener p .... Ofange County on 3-1&-98 mull be fll9d with the cour1 mum height o 8 HI In Iha Portoflno, ln·lle, CA. 92715 nerahip 1998871248.8 and a copy nrv9d on th• raar Htbactc. Rhena Duey, 418 Vista H1v1 you 1tarted doing -----------------------8-8-8 _0_B_l_T_U_AR __ y ___ 8_8_8 _O_B_l_T_U_AR __ y ____ other party ut least five APPLICATION: Modlflca-Roma. Newport Beach, CA. bu11net1 v-1? No Dally PHot Mar. 20. 27, OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 OBITUARY 888 COUf1 dav-before th• hear· tloo Permit No. 4659 92660 Mohammad Ahta1ham Apr. 3, 10. 1998 F92t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing date CEQA COMPLIANCE: This Nancy Harrington, 1931 Thl1 1tat1ment wea fif9d OTHER RELIEF· protect has been reviewed. Port Laurent Place, New· with IN Counly ci.rk of Born In Kansas City. Mlssour1, 1933, Passes away on March 2 1. 1998 at Hoag Hospital from compllcattons of Leukemia. Hank proudly served 4 years In The United States Navy Alr as Top Mechanic. After his obUgat1on had been fulftlled to the Navy. he then attended San Diego State University and attended a 4 year degree In Mechanic.al Engineering. Hank was well known In the community as the NGreat Story Telllng Owner" of W.W. Wholesale Jewelry Store. He always saw the good In people and brightened the llvcs ot those he touched by always • lending a helping hand. Hank was an acttve member of The Newport Beach Elks, Costa M esa Morning lloru O ub and seasonal member of the Infamous 1'arplt Gang" at the Newport Harbor High School Football games. Alwa}'i Interested and concerned with children, Hank started the Callfornla EJwyn Institute as Beginning Director, was the Director 6f' the Orange County Retarded Ot1zen's A.ssodat1on and active In the Soys and Girls Oub for many years. ~~ Hank bsurvtv.d by ~ hls lovln wtfe Peggy. ~ daughter f tac;y Sk>an. 1 son and da"'8hter .. 1n .. law Mike and Bonnie Jarboe. sister Kathy Collins and brother Tom )a.rboe. Donations may be made In Hanks name to: In Memcxy oJ Hank Pit>oe. Chlldrcn's Hospltll Foundation ot Of County, 455 S. Main St.. Or~. 92868. A Memor1al service w111 be held on Saturday, March 28 at f I :00 am at Newport ~Christian Center, 2599 Newport atvd., ~Mat, CA 92627. f, • · ind II Ml been detetrnlllld port Beach. CA. 92660 Ofange County on :>-13-90 DECLARATION OF that It I• caleQor1cally ... Mlchtlle Miiier, 122 Harbor 1n1eJ52217 BARRY L FRIEDBERG empt under t'he requlr• l1l1nd Drive, Newport Dally Piiot Mat. 20 27 1, Barry Frl9dberg, declare mant1 o1 th• Callfomla En-Beach. CA 92680 ..... 3 10 11198 'n20 u follows: vlronmentll Oi•allly Act. Mary Lou Pitcher. 130 _...,....._._. -·~--------- ' am 011er 1he age ol 18 3.SUBJECT: Bay S!"O'n Menil Place. Palm Desert, PUBLIC NOTICE and ha tOnal know!-Inn (BUI Prati, apphca:rl) CalilOfnl• 92260 va per 1800 Ind 1808 West Bal-Lynda Shea 9 Beacon '8oUtlous 8usln111 edge ol the l1ct1 11a19d boa Boulevard Bay, Newport' Beach, CA. N-.ne Statement ~ ~ herein. If cell9d, l could SUMMARY: The appllca· 92680 Tht following pttlOnl .,. --~ and would competently ttl· Uon con1l111 of •mend· Lydia Tyler. 8 Sunburst, Ir· doing buslneu as: 3800 Padllc View ~ Illy thereto. manta to th• Land U.. El• vine, CA. 92715 P1yphonH Central, 19744 ~....,.. A Judgment for dl11olutlon ment of the General Plan Th.LI busil'lHs 11 con· Beach BMI.. 1322, Hun-...._1700 w11 entered between my· and the Local Coastal Pro-ducted by: I general part· Ungton BHch, CA 92048 1-:==~~==~~ elf and w11 F b-gram l.at\d Ult Plan lo r• nerlhlp Fred M Whitney 504 1 my •11• • on • dHlgnate 1h• aub)aci prop-HIVa you 1t111ed doing Amber Drive Hunilnglon ruary 23. 1988. Atla~h9d to ertl" lrom Two Famlly business yet? Yes, 5/87 BHch, OA 92M8 ~~H pepers 11 EJO\lblt Affldentlal 10 Relall and Pamela Giimour Join M. Whitney, 504 A 11 • copy of lhla judg-Service Commercial; zon-This statement w11 flied Amber Drive, Huntington mant. Ing amtfldment ract11llly with the County Clerk of Beach CA 92048 The portion of th• judg. •: ~lf1 ~o~~d frfij Otange County on 3-12·911 Thlt 'bu1tne11 11 con- men! that I am IHklng ~f\.:Z) Olatrfct ro 1~! ~~t~I 1HH7S2110 duct9d by: husband and modincatlon at relat .. to _,,d Strvlca Commerclml Dally Piiot Mtr. 27, Apr. 3, wife the p1yment et my ohll· (RSC> Dletrlct: and a ult 10, 17, 1998 FIM6 ~j• you 1ttV::fN doing I••••••••• dren'a ao• of 25 of any permit lor the exl111ng 21· Fre;e,:• ~~tney tvnd1 ramalning that wart room motel and to convert PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• aiatement w•• Tiled held In trust tor my ehrt· an exlatlng two family re... NOTIC8 with tha Co\lflty Citric of ctr.n'a education. _ .. d ~=•'v;:,tct;;~a:.:,: Purauam to Tltte 40, Plr1 Orange County on :>-24-98 My Children are Jon o.,.., vard Into 5 MW motel 23 of the Code ol F9deral 1991871~250 ,rledberg, born M-rch 31, room .. Thi• apj)lleatlon In-AeQuCmlcna (CFR), lhe City Dally Piiot Mat. 'Z7, Apt. 3. 1011, and lngrld SabrlNI ctudtl 1 ,.,.1191t10 modify of1 ~-ewportl d 8each01 hada Im-10, 17, 1991 FIM5 F~ bo ~ 3 ......,beck d ~tn a I H VI~ tM5. g, m • ~ '-:. :Cro-c~ ~ · .,. ~,,... Enlerprl1t1 TM modification IMl I re-mlnof t1tuelut .. and a 1• =~~~e"~ queel i. ltlat the rundt lhat Cluett to "'4>CIWV oft.ettHt Goal The ettv'• aMIHll lrt remaining when my p~~lel'r~~tnetal DBE goal lot fadwa.I N Children rMCtl age M re-Pl•n Amendment No.M-1097·98 111~ SELL your used vehlcle throooh classtned 8.f2·S878 FIND RE·NT , ana~nt ' through ~s111cd ""1 b.ck to myMlf u op-1 (A), Locll Coaltll Pro-TM annual QOal and a d .. poMd to my children. gram Amendmenl Ho.50, ~tlonwJ' ~: --------------=-------- TM factl '"" I l\aY9 aa 10 Amend"*lt No.171.. Use pUbllc lntPtCIJOn fot • P!t' 1M Changtd cit~ Pannll No.M3 t1od ol 30 dayt In 1t11 Cl'V "Aff .,. IUbltantlet In relation C£QA COMPUANC£! Thi• Citric'• omc. i300 New-ord .... L)e to cMd ~. I ob-~~=cttt~:!i Port ~ (Ntwpolt GU lllntd, and the COUrl that It II cattgOrfcdy tX.. .. ech City Hal~. Alternative" rteord1 Wiii ~bttanllatt, •mc>t Under the rtciUlr• TM Unrled s~ .. o.part. lht c:onltmpt ordtt ~alnll metlts of the Cllltornla En-mini 01 Tr9fttj)Ol1atlon Md my ft.wife fOf vltltatlon 'flronmtntal OualllY AQt 1ht City of Nt'#P()r1 S..eh oa·.,._ /"1;..M.'k ~· lhaJ I haW en-Publl•ll•d tltwpor1 = ~1~~c: UK.:OUDt '-iGa et, countered Ovtf the Y"" I BHCh<Colla Mt.. Dally 011! go.I '°' I ~ of 41 ha~ not •"n "°r talked to Piiot Miich 27, ''" calendtt cl•yt from lht Cremation & my chlld'9n alnce the IUf'Tlo flM? date Of ltllt notlee. Bala . mer of 1991 and do nQt PUILIC NOTtCI commenu may be pro- even ltnow lllett ~ ~ ln ~n '°""' tO lht e••.-1 .n. I Service about .. Thty apptr91'111y 1°' "'9LIO HIAlllNO CllV Cltttl'• omce 11 W~IQI 1 ..-i-Of lhi• t1fnt wttt NOTICI! I• HIAHV ~ aboW. ..... --· oivtN .,_ • GOnOU01n111 -oomit'*•la °" ..... Why should you subject In ~ II C do no4 CU• auj~ hWlnl on 1he ,. ~1.1.."7• .,,,,._ 081 ~':'f-:. c.u1om1• ~~-:--,s--=-~~~· yourself & your family to ,!,:.O":'UOrl~'= on ._...°',:~c.:,! .=..--.........,.· :::-= paying lnnated prices for dlldren'• ~ .oucet•o11 ..... 1n h Cound •• .._.,.....,. caskets & services???? De mocMed • I do .... ber1. Tl'lt 1~ .__ 11, , .. to~ for M ldi.aflon II 1111M........, b~ ,_. .. .,,... '"l>ll•htct N••po!I C.T•h t•IMCAVI' "-'*'...,.of f'lr1 cN-ol flt c-. Of ......., .... ~ ..... Ott; ----~· .. fl!'1n ,,... '*""""'' Of ....._ n .,_ ... 111t-,... Maren 11. •• -~ ,..._.. YI .. . .... .. .......... .. ""' 11!•••············· FRIDAY, MAROf 27, 1998 89 PUBLIC ~~TICfl PUil iC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICl!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlC!S PUIUC MOTICES PUILIC NOTICI J.!?,!.~ ~~1~.~· 11 con. PUBLIC NOTICE ducttd by, an lndiYicluet PUBLIC NOTIC! ducttcl b't: "' tndwldut1 PUBLIC NOTICE Ta. Fu""'"' F\laua, ~ ~ ~ II\ Dooll ~1 lllGll .... • ....,. _... _. ............ ,. '-'••ltd Uablllty Havt you •tarted doing Hevt you 11arttd doing mll'C. eno ~al 1 ~ II eno 17 Of IMClllMCul..., .., ..... ..... Fl,!_!'_!.'!ut1at•tUafM.. ~we P'JottUOUI •ua1MH bu.ineta vtt'1 NO F1ottt1oUI lu.an.u bu1lne11 Vtt7 No Flotltlou1 •ualneH .,.,_.Known a .. t()USE()j ~-' 111 llltoltlCIClll111 ~ m 11 S1 :, et .... .... -• •,.,.nt you ltll\td doing Nam• Statement ~ 9 . ao.let N1me Statement Zws P~t Name atat.n\lnt A.OWfAS fCllml of Md ~ lllil __.. In ..._ 110I 11 nie lolOWlng ptrtont .,. ~llMN ~t? No The IOllowlng pettOl'll .,. Thi• atattmtnt WU fit.cl Tht lol!OWlng P9f90l'I• .,. llll• 111temeot WH liltd The IOllOW'ng !*•on• .,. -Ill toc...i • 16' ~ ,....... dllcltlld II .. ...., .... -dOlnl1 bUllneu u : 0. tmtt j"Ult One, Paul doing butlnen at: wtlh the County Cl.nc ol doing bUllntH as: wltll tilt County Clwk ol doing builneH 11 JlllflY Rolcl t.nt 102.. llWll. ~~ ~ IOld •a II° Tbt -~ .. • ...,_ Ill IACl< BAY BOATWORKS. ~ M1t1egtt Nanny'1 Attic. 18303 Mt. Orange County on 3-10-M SU~ERIOA EXTERIORS. Orangt Cout1ty on 3-17-N Pulrno THI. 952 o.tlvet 112720 ...--lfld llW c:onwnon ........ _. '9 ...... • ... l2t T~c':112e~" 3, ~· t~ ~tnl ~~~ NlmbUs St., fountlln VII· 1ffH7'1T08 29590 PellclCI Way. l..ai1Una 1HH1HI03 Or., Colta MHa. CA 82826 Tiit bJ1t1MM11 1--.. .:a.~ Of.:.":.,.._ to .. ~~ Mn.1lcl Dallon In Orange Cou~ 3-24-9: i.v. CA 82708 OaUy Piiot Match 13, 20. Nlguef. CA 82m D•JIV Ptlot M11 .. 20. 27. Kamallnl Aple, 852 o-Ill COMUIMIWI •Ille olliCI .. ~~ ID Ill nn .... .... JOO &II ;::::= !p 2915 RtdhlM Ac., tffll71 .. 2.,. !Cater: Stanton, 18303 Mt 27 April 3 1898 Ftoe UOyd Thoma1 Ectwatdl, Apt 3, 10, 1888 F927 Or, COtll MeH CA 82&26 OISOCJ'vtif( ESCROW rxJ11P1Ht ~-C:... .... CA t2U1 A!Mnue, c:ir.g., ~ .), ve ~ -Nl~t St .. Founleln Vlf.. ' ' 295H Petlnn Way. Laguna Thia bu1lne11 la con-Tm eai. AW ~ 44() y... ........, f... _,: .. f111N, ... Md ......... .. A 103• Cotta Mesa, CA Dally P~ot Mat. 27, Apr, 3, ley, CA 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE Niguel, CA 928n PUBLIC NOTICE ducttd by an lndlVl<IUal lt.l'*llQIOft 8eadl CA 02947 .... "'I;'~ tor""' lllC:Of--.... to ............. .., ....... 10, 17, 1998 F943 Thia bualnH• It con· This bu1lnt11 It con-H1vt you 1ta11td doing lie *9al*ill sa. dml tt Apl!Eot .......... Md • Uft&W-.S O.-dTNll 11\ "'11 bu~ln .. a 11 con. PUBLIC N ducttd by: an lndlvldual "o11Uoua BualneH dueled by: an lndMduat Floutlou1 auslneH buslne11 ytl? Vta. Ftbfu· ,. 111116 COIMIOndDQNIOl\tf lnl, tw ~.......,lit_.. ~td by. 1 COfl>Ofallon OTICE Have you alerttd doing Name ltatement Have you 11at1ed doing ,..me ltalamenl •ry 25, 1998 · Thi bulk Nit 11 .,. " '*-fl lad ..... tii C..W, _. .... ti 1 =.., .. ~Y~~~ dfe1 Flotltloua auslna business yel? No Tilt lollOWlng pereone •tt bu11ntt1 ytt? No Tilt following !*•on• lit Kamlhnl Apt• C.fonu Uftfonn Comnt1a.al ~ but Wl1l'tOut ~ °' •· ~'!!-l'J· J-.;;:_INl1 kl -· ' · N H Katen Stanton doing bullntll aa. Uoyd Thomas EdW&rds dolnQ butlntH 11: Tl111 11a1emtnl was flied Code Seeton &l06 2 ~ UPaMd °' 1~ aid -.. lnall. r,. ...... ,. 1911 • .,,. Statement Thia statement w•• fifed ST lNTERIORS 5e Brig· This alalement wH flied TAFfA, 2'0 Liiie Lent wHh lht County Cltrk of ~nQ *· PolMlllOft ol tddr .. Md o1W CGmmClll oJ:~~•:rfn:kl Dt~ty,n. ldlnc., d~· ·~~ng ~•on• are wilt: the County Clefk of mote Al-le, l~vln•. C~ w11h the County Cltrk ol 1309, Newport Beacn, CA Orange County on 3-09.99 6106<~':.:suno~IOS« 111tWanca:111.-11eNMn tte.ignadon, If~..,. • ''' ent ng MU 11• 011nge County on 3·10·98 92812 Orengt Countv on 3-17-98 926&3 19189751585 1 ,,.. .. ,_,..,llllO ~"°'* lulTI Of lie~•),... ~ _. ...., "Piii tu 'eornent w•1• llltd WNtwport Capllal. Inc .. 2439 11989751709 Suaan T. Tomeszewskl, 68 11980752520 Denise M1cne1e McOowtll, Datl Plot Maren 13 20 l'l'l.lst~onMOIG) ......_.. o1iSIO.lred br sad Ottid ol T!Vlt ebowe Iii pwponedtolle: 1" with tilt unty C erk ol · Cont Hwy., Ste. 202, . . B .gmo • Alalt ltvlnt €A , 210 Liiie Line 1309 Ntw· Y 1 · · ""' name and -~~ IWllll ••mt llltl'IOtl • Pl'MCled Bnaoldllie LMe ~ ..._ Orang• County on 3·24·98 Ntwpon Beach, CA 928e3 Daily Pilot Marcn 13. 20. ~6"12 f • • Dall~ P1lol Mat. 20, 27. pon Beach, CA 92003 27, Apnl 3, 1998 F899 the person With whom damt~n lltd nolit(I). ~ 111/'f CA tie2t. n. ......... 11199753257 Newpotl C1pilal, Inc., 27, Aprll 3, 1998 F901 Thia bualnen la con· Apt. 3, 10, t998 F9t9 Thia bu1lne11 la con· may be l~t<l 1s OCSCOVERY ~Mel the 11rm1 ol the 6ftd ol TrwlM diac:WrN..,, fimil.. :.0-ny Pilot Mat. 27, Apr. 3, ~NV), 2439 w. Coas1 Hwy.. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: en Individual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldu11 PUBLIC NOTICE ESCROWCO~ANY. nn~ Nst. tstmatlO lees. cNtgtl lty for ..,, inccwr.Oneea "' 10,. 17 1998 F945 1'· 202, Newpo11 Beach, Have you 11arted doing Have you alarted doing Ave Sutll! 440, lt.l,.nQIOn~ •~nsu of Ille T11Js1tt Mid tti. attMI ......_and actw ' CA 92683 Flctllloua Builn•H buslnHa yet? No Flctllloua Bualn•H business yet? Yea, 1996 '1otttloue .......... Beach. CA Q2647andthe11St day~ the tnists ettltld l"I UICI Deed common ~. II enr,. PUBLIC NOTICE This bu~lnll• 19 con. Name Sl•t•m•nt Susan T. Tomautwsl N•m• Statement Denise Mlchelt McDowell ...... at.te......e '°' llltng clams II'/""' creolot ol lflJSI. ID·Wlt l1U,4317.ll .,_,ti.fain. Said .. will ---------1 ducted by.• corpo11tlon The following persons are This a1attmen1 was filed The foUowing persons are Tills 11atement was tiled 'Tht tolloWlng per90n9.,. shall be Aonl 13. fM. whtdl 1s E:umated Acclul(I •111119'1 .no be made. bul without ~ Flotltloue BualneH Have you allrted doing doln buslneu 19, with the County Clerk or doing business as· w11n 1ne County Clerk ol doing ~ u · the buS1ness day btlort tne ~ ldVw.S 1f q Wiii nant °' ~ . ..,,_ °' Name Stetem•nl business ytt? Vas, 3/22/98 K~LEY MEDIA • GROUP Orange County on 3-17·98 TARA 210 Lllie Lane Orangt County on 3-17·98 JI 'ROOUCTIONS 4~1 a!WopateO Safe dalll speol1*l ~ lhs 19111 pnor ID Ult Implied, regentlng lllle, Th• folloWlna j)tflonl .,. ~:.~~II <;;t.11a11 Inc .. J. 2027t s.w. Biren 1200: tH89752519 #309. Newpon Beacn. CA 11988152500 20th St, CON M .... CA abcM lol r:~r::;c::e~°:l 1siou-&10n. oonditlorl °' dol;l bUllne,ee u : Thi 0 '" denl Newpon Beacti CA 926&0 Dally Piiot M~ 20 27 92663 Dally Pilot Mar. 20, 27, t2e27 Oated Mllttl 20. 111116 ldeiivertO ID lht undtBIOl!fC! 1 encumbrMCIM. tncluding L~. Art~:~~"·N-:!25·~ wun' t~~ll~~"!v w~,~~ile:, Rlcllar~ ~· Kettley, 20211 Apr. 3, 10. 1998 · °F91S Dtnlae Michel• McDowell, Apr. 3, 10, t998 F923 Juon Randall Johnlon. ~E Of Fl.OWEA. A CA rwntttn Oediraton of OeflUll ino ~,:.. ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ch. CA 928&0' po Of1nge County on 3-24-98 ~i~ct,B'c~ 9~~· Newport PUBllC NOTICE ~~ ~~!c~~ ~~ New· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 8= St.. Coata M-. lJJ HOHAR1 Pm:~ se11er ~o1 '~~~ :e!c.':ttt~ uum c:r_.ed bot Uld ~ London Coln G111le1l11. 199807532e2 This •business Is con· Thia bus'lness Is con-Jonlthon Lo, 2<f7 ~ DAVIO A SZARY KIMBERLY K Sell The unde ned caiseo Sad o1 Truai. 10 pey the i"9!NllO- lnc.. (CA). 4525-A Mac Dally Ptlol Mar. 27, Apr. 3, ducted by: an i(ldlvidual Flotllloue BualnHa ducted by: an Individual Flctltlou1 BualntH view, IMne, CA 92820 SZAAY Buyel{s) Hoece of 0tt:f Ind Becton IO 1119 pnncJP91 ._,. ol the Arll1Uf Blvd.. Ntwpo1t 10, 17, 1998 F948 Have you sllrted doing Name Sl•temenl Have you started doing Name Stalement Jonn WoodWol1h McCray, ~ Be~-Cosu MtSi Sell ID~ recol'Oed in 1"c COUf1CY noee(1) sec:ured bot lillid Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? ves 1·1·98 Tilt following petsons art business yet? Yes. 1996 Tile lollowlng persons aro Jr .. 2701 Clrd• Otive, N.w.: CN466836 21000MtY Mar 27 ~llert tilt rul Pl'OOt~ 15 iotlllO ~ 580 ~O T= '!...:i Thl,I buslntn la ton· Richard M. Kenley doing bu1lnH1 11· Denise Michele McDowell doing business as· port BMch. CA t2fMS3 111116 Ind ITIOf11111111 llV'tt mol'llllS lllW -... ducttd by: a corporation Fl tltl 8 1 This statement was filed STUDIO 33 DESIGN CON· This a1a1ement was filed Roben Long & Associates, Thi• bu1lne11 11 co,_. elJOUCI sua sudl l'ICOIOllon thereon from OM>111997 • fiave you 11at1•d doing c oua ua nHt with the County Cleik of CEPTS, 71 t w. 17th A·1. with the County Clertt ol 11731 Dino Pl . Gorden dUdtd by: a general pan. OAlE 03-26-~ ~ea-. 7 375~ per __,, • pro- t>utlnn• ytt? YH, 1-1·98 N•m• Statement Or3nge Countv on 3·10-98 Cotta Mesa. CA 92627 Or1ngt County on 3·17·98 Grove, CA 92840 nerahlp PUBLIC NOTICE c .. -..111c .. u Tmtet, By 'tldtd In said !ICM(•) -London Coln Galleries, Tilt following persons are Monica Martt Glotll, 19980752500 Nicole Ca1rln1 Long, 11731 Have you etarted doln! Ten Snyt11r EJ11C ~ Prt!ldM coca and -rr -'-:cea..,.. inc., John Saunders, Pres. doing business es: 19988?51899 27250 Ave Dt Ll:plala, l.8· Oallv Pilot Mar 20 27 Dino Pl., Garden Grove, bual""' ye17 YH. Feb. 1• lrrn11t Ille Mo. 22t51 MDTlC 8101 f<M•r 8/KJ #160, AM· :mer .... ESTNATED TO-Tllls statemenl was flied MEO ADVANTAGE Bill· Dally Piiot Maren 13, 20, gune Niguel CA 926n · ' ' CA. 92840 11198 OF TRUSlt£'S IAlf YOU NIE. IN,_,,, ~J CA Q2808 (n4J282· TAL DEBT $102,470 .•. The with the County Cltr11 ol ING SERVICES, 2721 Point 27, April 3, 1998 F902 Thia buslntH 11 con· Apr. 3, IO, 1998 F923 This buslnPH IS con· John W. MCCray, Jr. l'.>EfAULT UN0EA A D€EO Of 2424 5"' lrio Lilll (lt.()282. bei:efiC181V under lillid ~ Orenge County on 3-10-98 Del Mar Avt . Corona del PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: 1n lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: 1111 .nd1111duel This 11a1tment was "'IC !TRUST DATED 03-11.g7 UN· 2430~27 4-3 4-10 1998 ol TtUSt llerwtofore .-caMd 19989751700 Mer. CA 92825 Have you 11aned doing Have you 11arted doing wrth the County Cl•rtt o LESS YOU TAKE ACT10H T< and~ to the llndlr· Dally f'tlot Mlfch 13, 20. 2~2~'np"'i F. Stelnbroner, Flctllloua aualntH buslneu yet? Yea, 1·98 Flcllllous Bualn•H buslnesa ye1? No Ot1ng• County on 3-1().~=T~J ~°t1: ~~J: PUBLIC NOTICE 11g1~~ ... wna.n Dadllllliol: AprU 3 1998 F907 o nt Del Mar Ave.. H St t I Monica M Gloell N•m• Statement Nlcole C. Long 1H8975t7t2 ALE F YOU NEED AH E>IPl.A al,,_..,.. and DemMd for 27, . Corona def Mar. CA 92625 The ~:i~wi • ~~~~. are Thia 11atem1n1 was filed The following persons are Tills 11a1emen1 was filed Dally Pilot M11en 13, 20 NATIC)J Of THE NATURE Of THi NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S s.i.. and • ~ Notice ol PUBLIC NOTICE This buslntSs . is con· d I b i ng P . with the County Clork ol doing business as: wllh tile County Clerk ot 27 A rU 3 1998 F--INGS AGAINST YOU SALE TS No 1005e1G-03 OefU and Election '° Sell. ---------1 dueled by: an Individual. Soh~ghe~~n;~~li~~in 2093 Orange County on 3.17.99 Certllled Tree Services, Orange Counly on 3-24-98 • P • -IYOU SHOUlD COHTACT A LAW: N>N 419-164-13 TRA· 15-The ~ned ~ Flctltlou• BualneH Have you Slatted doing Sant~ Ana Ava gCosta 19989752517 3342 w. Caslor S1ree1, 19989753253 VEJl On 04·20-H lt tO:OO AJil 033 Loan No 1oeeMI077 uld Notice d Otfa&lll end Nam• Statement bsu1iln~u ~et~1N1° b Mesa, CA 92627 ·· Dally Pilot Mar. 20. 27, Santa Ana, Calllomia 92704 Dally Pllol Mar. 27, Apr. 3, PUBLIC NOTICE Fortdosure ConsulW!tS: Inc .S REF. Melody K. Ecti.wrd& ~ \Othe ~!.. ~ th• following persona are T~~a ~~le~e~c" ~~~·flied James T. Stout, Sr .. 2093 Apr. 3, 10. 1998 F9t8 Chris <?urt, 278~5 Nar· 10. 17, 1998 F942 ~<Uy appointed Tl\lstee unde IMPO~TANT NOTICE TO tilt ,..,'';,,ope11y --;."~ doing bUSlneH as: with tn C Santa Ana Ave cosla rciso, Mission Viejo. Call· PUBLIC NOTICE Escrow No. 210Ql)ft Ind pursuant 11> Deed of Trust. PROPSUY OWNP: YOU F ...,_ . . Mon-.. ARNEL FINANCIAL, 949 e ounty Clerk 01 Mesa. CA 92627 ·· PUBLIC NOTICE tornia 92692 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Recol'Ot<l on 04-01·97 is Oocu-ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER F~ .~~omwtion5:.- South Coast Drive Suite Orange County on 3·10-98 This business is con· This business Is con· OF IUll SALE mtnt No g7-147365 Bock ·· A DEED°' TRUST DATED ·-" '° ... ..._. .. 1800, Co1!a Mesa, CA 19980751711 ducted by: an lndivldual fictitious BuslnHa ducted by: an Individual Flclllloua Bualneu (NoticoursuutloUCCSec. P!9e .. ot Olhaal Recorm in Ille Dtcember 1, 1Mi. UN-~18)580-e200 ~W11~ ll2628 Dally Piiot March 13, 20, Have you started doing Name Statement'-Hove you slarted doing Name Sl•l•m•nl 1101) Qlf1ce ol Ille ReeotOer of Om~ LEU YOU TAKE ACTION ~ ~·· George L Argy101, 949 27, April 3, 1998 F903 business yet? Yes, 11/1/97 Tile following petSons are business yet? No The following pe~sons are NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN C:OUlllY. Calllorn1. executed by TO ~OTeCT YOUR ~ El~~ Soutn Coast Drive. Suite James r siout Sr doing buslnest as: Chris Curr doing business as 11\al a llUlk Siie 1s lbOul II> oe!Seol•nda BergstJOm.Jone1. an ~OPEIU'Y IT MAY se · · 1'600, Co1111 Me11, CA PUBLIC NOTICE This sta.lemeni ~as filod SCHROEDER ENTER· This statement was med STAF,FORO ANO WARREN maoe unmamt<S woimn. as Tnist>r SOLD AT A' PUBUC SALE. ~ \911 9111 T,,.... C::: 9262.8 with the Count Clerk ol PRISES. 4500 Campus Or . wllh Ille County Clerk of C.P .AS, 17310 Redhill Ave lhe name(s) and business AmencteOt Corpomon ol C..· IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-• This buslntn Is con-Flclltloua BualnH• Orange County ~n 3.10_98 Newpon Beach, C!o 92660 Orange County on 3·13·98 1290. Irvine, CA 92614 addrtSs of Ole seller(s) inrt onu u Beneliaaiy WU SELL NATION OF THE NATURE ~ E~ P ~1 ducted bV an Individual Ne me Statement Robert A Schroeder, 145 19988752246 Roger Alan Warren. t 324 HOUSE Of FLOWER INC A AT PU8UC AUC'OON TO THE OF THE "'OCEEDING n. . · Have you slatted doing Tile following persons are 19988751707 Mesa Or., Cosla Mtsa, CA Daily Pilot Mar. 20, 27, W. Balboa Blvd., #A, New· CaillornaCorix>rallOn.°W HON-HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH AGAINST YOU, YOU 03/13,20;27/SllR-67414 butlneH yel? No doing business 11· Daily Pilot Maren 13, 20, 92627 A 3 10 1998 F924 port Beacn, CA 92661 ARI President. lS.OS Jett [ply~e it •me ol uje 1n llWM SHOULD CONTACT Alp--------.. Geo<gt L Argyros XZYZX PBOOUCTIONS, 27, AprU 3, 1998 FOOS Thi• buslntss 11 con-pr. · · Tills business as con· rey money ot Ille lJmeo Stata, bV LAWYER On Aiw1I 3• 1991, G Thi• statement WH filed t201 El Dorado, Placenha, PUBLIC NOTICE dueled bv: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lndMdual Rold:-~ 102.. ~:~02~ ~~ cas,:r'~~~~ el 10:00 A.M . c...w..iem et to J\.BC's witn tne County Clerk of CA 92870 Have you staned doing Have you started doing HOUSE OF FLOWERS. dtawn : a n:i. or 1eoer!. ~1 Reconvtly9nce Corp • • h L--.a Orange County on 2·20-98 Sean Terry Conner, 1201 Fictitious BuslneH business ytl? Yts, 1·23·98 Fictitious BuslntH business yel? Yes, 3196 All other tllsmtss name{s) Ul10ll or 1 ctiedunwnD')'1 S1atl Callfom• corporabon n t e u.t!l.e , 19988749999 El Dorado, Placentia, CA S Robert Scllroed., Name Statement Roger Alan Warren lederJI loln duty appointed trwt .. undw 92870 Name tetemenl This sta1emen1 wu ltled The following persons are Tl11s s1atemen1 was !tied ano lddtlss(esl used by l!le'3r sr.inos lllCI USO· and pursuant lo Deed ol Cally Piiot Mar. 20, 27, This buStntss 15 con-Tile lollow1ng persons are W1tl1 Ille County Cletk ol doing business as· wnh the County Clerk ol sder(s) w.lhn l1'e past tllr!ePIM>n U\ollllOS assoc:iaon OI TNll recorded Oecembef Apr. 3, 10. 1998 F936 dueled by· an Individual doing business as· Orange County on 3-l7·98 \'CB PRODUCTIO.NS 2903 Orange County on 3·t9·98 yem as stateo by l1'e seller(sJ "OOnos t;:~peafi': ~eaon 21 1988 81 ~ No aa.. PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing 1~~~P~~sa B~1v:"s~~~i 19980752521 N. Baker St, Costa 0 Mesa. 19989752836 II! ~locno Cllil Ol~ino:'ed 10 cio"'::.nm in= 877031, g, OlfieW Records ---------1 business yet? No c · Dally Ptlol Mar 20 27 CA 92626 · Daily Pilot Mar. 27. Apr 3. n in onu S1llt ) At. nit lrllt ..,._. la in the oKtce ol !he Courtly • flctltloua Busln•H Sean T. Connet ~n:z~ne~~h~. G~elet 15520 Apr 3 1o 1998 · °F91e Zeus Peleuses. 2903 N. 10, 17, 1998 F949 ::~ W,~~~: ~:e Sllitl flO, 1101 ~ ICMllt-Reconler d Ontnge County. N•m• Statement Tilts statemont was filed Rockf eld Bivd SI~ G· Ir· · ' ' Bake1 SI., Costa Mesa. CA. Cl If d 1 IN: CA 92604 e int' ......... 1111, Cl Ill ngilt, State ol California, -=uted Attic, basement, and closet The lollowlng persons are witn lhe County Clerk of 1 ·· · • Clastllled Is..... 92626 ass ie s..... ne ••e lllCI imert5' conwyee1 10 I/IC bot Melody K. Sdllue4er. an dol business as· Orange Counly on 2·24·98 vine, CA 92618 CONVENIENT This business Is con· CONVENIENT The rwne(s) ano business'10W held tJ¥ rtuncltrSlld Deed or unmamed woman, win 14111 HE~ET VENTURE ONE 19980750075 Tills business is con· whether you're buy-T i 1 whether you're buy· addrtss ol t1le tllyer(s) 1~" !Trust 1n Ille l)l'Optf1Y Sl\iattd 1n at public auction to hig'-t 2843 Lorelo Avt Costa Daily Pilot Mar 6 13 20 Cla••lfl•d Ing, aelllng, or Jusl h nk ng 01 having 8 Ing, selling, . ~r (us1 DAVID A Sl..AP.Y ano Klf.t!ERLY~ County, Califonu descnb:ng biddtf fot c:Mh, C8&1ilen ·Mesa CA 92628 ·· 27 1998 · · f:879 The mosl comprehen· looking, classllled has &arage sale~I looking, classified has K SZAAY. 2 Bormes. IMne. CA.Ille land lllere1n A.PN 422·451· c:hec;ll ~ on a ..._ or Hemet Venture Ont (CA) · slve and current direc· what you need I ivo us a ca what you need I 92614 h8 Lot 20 of tract no 1713, 1n tilt ns11ona1 bank. a cMcll dnlwn then get some cash. '2834 Lortlo Avt 'Costa Auy It. Sell II. Find II. tory of goods and ser· CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED The asselS being SOid art~ of Costa Mesi, County of brf e att:t. Of ledefW credit 'Meu, CA 82626 ·• ClaHlfled. vices around! 842·5818 842·5978 842·5878 generJlly descnbed as Stock 1n Drinoe. State ot catom1. IS pe1 union.°'• chedl dtwwn ~ 1 M2·H78 GENERAL 1002 DANA POINT 1026 NEWPORT • BEACH BALBOA 1069 ISIAND NEWPORT 2106 BEACH BALBOA 2169 ISLAND COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 2 606 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a ~ Monarch Bch Niguel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii;i:.iiiiiiiiiii 2 Br 1 Ba Near Fairview •Coat• M•••'• Beat Jr· 1 br & 1 br, also 2br t ba, quiet gated comm, pool, tennis, easy ace••• to lteeway/beach/malla. Nwprt Hghts Ar•• l.lg 3br 2ba. no pets. 277 10th Piece $1295. 540-0130 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All 1111 1t111t lfttltlsl .. I• t~ll ....,.,., ,. "'"" 10 "' fff· • "'' falf llltsl1lt Ad If 1 .. u 1m11.,_ nta uln It lll•t•I t• •n•rtltt .,., '"''"•ce. ll1111l11f11 If fltcrl•IHllH NIH 11 race. celer. rtlifltl, Ml, .......,, llMIUll dallll 11 utltul llitta. II II lltHtl .. , II •ate lllJ lldi pttftfHCI, -,......,. ".i.al!l:INdell • • ~ n11 .. ..,.,., •Ill HI • .....,, .. .., ""'11n- ... lw tMI ...... wMcll la II ............. 0. ..... Balboa Newport RMlty, Inc. COM Tri-Plex Fell Out of Escrow. Their Loss, Your Find $569,000 '' & Adams very clean Shores. Lrg 2·Sty Harbor View Hom•• Yearl)f Rental 3 Bdr & Harbor View Knoll •SUNNY PATIO• gar, no pee, $695 ocean view nome. 3br One atory, 4Br 3B• 3 Ba.Peek-a-Boo Bay 3bf 2.5ba, tam rm. Great hametoHlce. 2br +$400 241·8850 2ba New Inside & out. Upgradet. $529,000 View, Large llvlng view. pool/tennis, Avl Iba, new palnl/ca1pe1. ------........,--1 Pvt gated comm. walk Jam•• Gra)f room with frplc, dining 4·1 S2300mo 644-9648 51195. Agt, 646•0645 Thinking of having a to bch. Oceanside 01 844·0373 X 108 room , Hatdwood Lrg Bechelor w/pvt garage sale? PC H S 6 4 9 K /0 B 0 -Prudenllal CA Really Floors. French Doors entrance, patio, prkg, 1---------~ILAS~~F~~~ VAC/Owner 496-3357 open to garden patio, 1 blk to bell $700/mo BALBOA PEl!K A BOO 842-5878 714-857-0075 Buy It. Sall 11. Find It. ClesaUled. Specloua 3br 2be, garage. w/d l1k·up1, S925mo no pets. 2286 Canyon 845-1492 0 CE AN v 1 E w Frplc, Gar. Avail. (Incl ulll) 923-2082 PENINSUIA 1044 Price Wiii Amaze You 4•15•98· 52200mo. Lrg Bachelor w/pvt NEWPORT Lvms909"'393·9380 -----------------IRVINE n-.dential entrance. patio, prkg. NEWPORT NEWPORT BEACH 2669 c 1 t.t 1 btk lo bch $700/mo 3Br/2Ba Upper. Lrg l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fantastic 38f 2.5Ba ~....., BALBOA (Incl utll) 923·2082 Matt w/FP/jac. FP in BEACH 2669 BEACH 26691• •On th• Weter• 2·Sty, Lrg Townhome Luxur)f Penthou•• Lvg rm, lrg porch. 2" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fantastic vlewl 2br Cls to schls. $205.000 714-723-8120 PENINSUIA 2107 2 br/2b•. Ocnvu, deck, car gar. $1700/mo yrly 2ba, 900 +sf. deck. Mary. Agent 720-08111-.-S-E-A--t-S,,.....,..L...,A,....N,...,....,D=---• pool, spa. tennis cts. lse. Avl 5/1 438·5041 5L411D ••~D • • ..,._. w/d. dw, new/pain\/ Mint Cond 4Br 38• NEWPORT BUCH Penn Point 4br 2ba, Walk to bch. all appls 1•0-c-.-.-n--F-,-0-n-t_n_e_a-,~.,..L WAVR carpet, ulil pd, m-to-m Woodbridge sngl tam. ow HER WILL 2c•r gar. fp, Charmer. lncld $1800. 719·2784 Pier. Rollerblade fllWlllOlrr NORIH AMlllMllll'S or lease. notpot $1750 • 111 fltn'Y llftr9H t•at Ill 1-----------; ' •••"'"' 1ftlrtluf I• "I• ......,. an MllllMt " 11 ...,i......., ..... r,, ... $325,000 Myrna Boom CARRY 1 ST T.D. ••steps to beach0 •Newport Height•• Heaven I 2 Br 2Ba L..!._ L....L_ twnh Boat slip avail for 844-8373 X 120 3.5Br 3Ba. One Level $2500 714-833-2142. 3Br 3Ba, wtgar, pallo, $1250.mo 760-3632 lrQ 1 & 2 DCJl'n opts. 2 & 3 DCm1 5es elrtra SS. 714-723-5835 PrudentlQJ CA Really Condo w/2-car gar. Ip, w/d hk·ups, very w/~ J?.mS thnJ kitchens, britfst bar & lrg_ dsts. Big Can)fon .......... llM.ctftltUO ' ftll.ht 111~ ,. : lit Wiiii ..... DC-,i... a:llHUO .. ..-. CORONA DELMAR ~r;. 1268°~~· 6~~~r CORONA quiet. s 1 eoo. 759-0874 Yf:~U:~l:~~L Wf ~ wekxime. Prices start at $986. Elegant & Spac1ou1 IAGUNA 0 • · • Newport N. 2br 2.5ba Limited~ ~is O't'Oiloble. 1Bd, Fplc, 2-cer gar . 1022 Agent 714·935-4601 DEL .. 11,, 2122 Townhome 2-cat·tll· Nower Upper 3Br 2Ba .J~. Cathedrel celling . BEACH 1048 £•~ 2/wkt. All Amenities. CGI for mlUD 76' $ 50 6'40-5034 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Seefalre Front Row gar. pool/spa. pallo. lncldt 2.car parking. • 14 mo 2Br 2Ba 1-Sty Cottag•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii View. Otfett BetwHn S1550/mo 721·8812 28, 2Ba upp•i w/deck •l'tC' Newly Renovated R·2 Lot. S479,000 Freeh On Merket Not S194,900-$224 ,876 3Br 38• South of Veraall•• c:·;nc;o-& carpHt. Studio w/ IWIHE~~ Spacious 1Br & 2Br JlmW•l••nbaoh yet Rated, 2 houses Mary Ann MoQulr• Hwy.Oceanvu.3 sep. Corner Penthse 2br kitchen, Ulla lncld. A KIGKll SlAl'tDAIO 0, LIVING From sns. No Pets. 844-8373 X 112 on R·2 Loi. Oceanside 8 4 4-8373 X 109 ent'a '22oomo. Open 2ba Beautiful l~lerlor Canner~ Rsntals Newport Bay Terntoe ~IJJ•••••••t.:••e Prudential CA RHlty No. Laguna. 4-car gar,,.,.,..P~ru,...d_•_n_u_a_> ~C_A __ R_•":":a:--lty SHaaz•·,s,uon'r 17()..472 1p8m11. ,;,s321 $1 .295. 714·721·8705 1·800-47-8209 , 8971 ..'"!.!!•,..,o,r tv e ; HOUSES/ Duplex Upper & Lower 38t/1Ba·lront houae.'w.Newport on th• · · ""' -v-.-r-.-.-1-11-.-.-0-u-ie-t·-li_k_e 1...-~~ , C 3Bt 2.58•. Good Loe. 1 Br+ 1 Br ·Scott Oceanfront Rare ---------new. lBf 1ea. mirrors,l·C-O_R_O_N_A_____ • New s .. p•r Lwwry.R..,wl ~-t Hom•• Rental• AvAllabl• I ONDOS Good Cond. S9t9,000 Sumner, Agl.379-5554 Beach/Alley Ftontaga COSTA MESA 2124 celling Ian, new palnl • waeher/Dtyer. ,,.._.. •• Micro Sludlo 2 & 3 Bdnna : f011» s•" '1:1 Louenn• Rltt•)f ... W.,.,h,....,1,.-__,,W.,..,....,..t--...,V"""I-Paclllc: Coasllln•. Inc. $975.mo 640-5324 Del ••11.e 2622 • Hue• Squwe ~o~•· O•dre Call Pam al 675-4630 "' ~ 844-8373 X 231 te • 1 ' •w 714-722·1011 1; n~ • '"'"1Vate Oareg••· Gated Community Agent No FM. • Prudential CA Realty 2Br 2Ba S279,000 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • PlreplK•, AIWlft •r-t-Scott Sumner, Agtnt E'elde Remodl Homes•---------11 V2Now~ ••• .S1450 ! --------Jeamln• Creek C-2.1 Prot'I 376·5554,_N_E_WP--0-1-1----wfYd•. hk·upa. grdnr. NEWPORT :tBr 18a New carpet & W••of01-. .._.._.....,.SWtie, ategant ~ GENEIUU. 1002 38r 2.5Ba Remodeled, Sm pet ok. 775-4335 COAST 2170 paint, clo" to bHcn. ~· ,.,. _. uw1uu-. .. ,. ..... ,.__ I ! i iiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiii Skylights, S•c. AJC1--------COAST 1070 28r 18• w/gat, S1125.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ger. no pell 11400/mo ('71'1 •4~1 S 6 3 9 , O 0 O A T S NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Br w/c~rt. $805. 11 Avall lmmed. Agent • JR ~ 944.e373 x 135 1w"'CR 1069 •'•Id• Townhou•• Vlewl Gated Comm 71"'640-7000 x 309 IAVINE ............ ..,... __ ---_......_ SOLDI Prud•nllal CA Rea.try .gn 48R/48A 3500SF, Lovely EHc. Hom•,_________ " "1 G .~·~~ ~';:"""" .. L .... Corner Duplex 3-¢ar Qa1, Gourm•t 2Br 2Ba. 2-car gar. 3Br, marble, poah yrd, Exec 2bd pvt ant to pet/ ShowcaM homH for •al• In our htun;tay A•.a l!atal• ~plementl ... Kit, Very Private Loi. extra oute. clean. tp, pool s:J900 612"'4888 aun dk. Oar Indy hkup 3Br+28r/N•w Roof 3bd :lb• Bayrldg• 1700,000 Pat Havtl pool, tennla. 8128•. quiet qualfd per9on C.,pe•16alnl. Owner/ townhouae ~-110. " t 7 ..... _,. .... """"8 • vr .. Agent 714-494-0S801 _: ... g!•~n:_~~·.:-~'.::'.-::•::-~ll!l••••••••I S11S0/mo 975-0780 Bier. 208-363-4121 pool, •P•· S3 5,000. I· '"•""'• of the ... lcdt•.._. .... etart at ,..., t7•1 (OHdllne Wed !pm) Asit ?14n2MSH' Luxu.ry Condo 2bf 2':4 APARTMENTS COST.A MESA 102 JCU "*Ill Ha'9 110111! ::J:-• ... ,:~o PO• HNT COST MBSA a(4 4bd 3.5ba •tofle firs BOMBS 1100 11t +iut 042'62801-.llill••••••1"iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiilii-iiiiii oak cab'• 2 facu& t>ih 1• 1• 4•rf38• Nwpt Hghta In 880 utenalW t• SELL ----------ter Detaohed Cott•••• w/Pallo ,,.., beech. Calhldtel cell•. frig. Move..tn Specie.It H?•+MOO depoell. S....,.4•1 --------- ***** eODeft Hou .. llatlntt• ,.,. ••• CDMdllna ,,..... lpfn) ....... area. 3000af New Med modal/1H2 approx SEE THISI 2.bd 2ba lrg IRVIN! 2144 Hom•. S391UOO firm 31c 1q fl ~Sta paUo lnor fountain 'IP iiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Drive by. 1170 Tl.latln well malnt. 120.000 your hOme Avt. Owntt 131-9303 .. uft• t .. ty 381 aB• caJI 8TW241 few appt. 1 a r t •• condo. through classlfled buPLX aa101< 2·Mma u~. ~enbllt, Mirrored wana, MW•---------rt P9'/9 lo adven!M In \he bMt loeal ,.... E.9late a.ctJon CALL TOOAYI u.. ........ 7t4/17~ on 1•Loe. W~I k•pt. ::'7r.'o0o"' Ptln~.6'~~y cuornn LOT/ catJ*, e.11 whit•. no Owner mev cany. ~. Agent &44-04H P9t9· 11". 140.5324 •---------------- Earl Taytot 842-s?" Pagaf 170-1111 CIYPT 1225 '•L.vel 1 'P'•. ,,.. NIWPOIT N!WPOIT ••lid• l.u• Twnhm• .... ·-pluah oarp•t, loft, ll&CB 28&9 l!ACH 2189 3 M•tr·Sult .. , 19rd, alufte Condo 3Br C•MKTARY PLO Ta akytlghta, 9tcy11M/~ttc l•••••llil••• l'lfeplac .. 11.000 O.c. 2.68-. Oreenbelt loo. t In fll.clfto VI.-M•· \MW. I blocka to UCI l~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~L alh>Wance or buy 1345,000 044-Qn mort.I Parli. CO«>na 11875.mo 718-0303 _, Down hotn• lo•n Model @ tH1 .100 X 114 laJIV 8t1lpt91 Cl•6 Mar (Viti. Del ,,_ t4 hour te00rded AOd/OWtl« t42-3e12 Prudential CA R1alty Mat sKtlon) ·~ --------=~~1~::-792-7413 l'eltl• st1up 1-a1v Expen&<i, Aa~•o eatt 0111 a1 NEWPO•T ~;.;.;.;..;.;.;;;...;.;~---~• 3er aoa. '-"''"'•a-car ... , 3aa w .. 1c11u aot-913-2145 llACB 2111 CLAaae,.aD gar, 1700+ef. t221K 0tf8f'a o..-..n ..... illlillillil•• tt'• •M tMOUrce you Prtno.Ontv latt & Judy vue.ooo • HN.11'11•••••••••• can count on lo""• T•ytor 142-472:1 Aolnt CelllMY .._._.,. BOUSIS( •• 1.TH• 1-ltof\i m~rlad Of tMorChan· • 4 4 4 J 4 3 • 1 1 ' =.ao: ~ z..!: ..... Item•. beca"N DAU POINT lUI PMHnUal CA ......., CONDOS •44 .. 1'71 x ,.,. z:: ... =:n:.v~ to111aco10111 POaamr.t ~CA .. .._ ciell Oor1aou1, lerg•,••••••••• t Hewer 1 •1 COftOO,'I' • ... ... T. O•••n Yl•W :fro"' I .,... ..._ _.. .,..,..l_l_l_llOA ___ _.__ • iii r:a.~ .. -:..: ... a1ot PAIRWAY APARTMRNTS AT 810 CANYON 1111 : ... Overstocked wi1h stuff? A Cati to Cla.saifled wtll h91p 842°9871 110 FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1998 NBWPORT llACR RENTALS TO SHARE MISC. 2eet UHTW -----. ---- 2724 _____ _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BUSINESS 8r CDM Shr Lrg 2bd FINANCE 3ba twnhome ~cean view, dbl gar, $950 ••••••••• 800-277-4175 x202 2900 E'Bluff near CdM H.S. BUSINESS Share Large 2br 2ba FOR 511T e Apt. $525mo utll Incl, n.w;; av all now. 944-9124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------·••A Powerful Income HB Sh.,• 3Br 2Ba Opportunity. T ravel Condo. 1 ml to beach Dynamics LLC, look· lndry, pool, prkg, HC. Ing ror people to earn utl Incl $535 or 2·room 2·3K/Week from home. tpeclat. 714-846-2905 1 ·800·345-9688 x0003 ........ Please be wary of out of area companle1. Check with the local Better Butlnes• NEED ALOAN? Or Con1olldale (Auto, etc.) G reat rates. Good/Bad credit. Call nowt 1-8()().327 ·9503 STORAGE 2742 Bureau before you t•'•••••••• send any money for 1• E'eld• CM at 17th. fees or services. Read ANNOUNCEMBNTS Pvt gar, easy acceu, and underttand any ••••••••• clean & secure $125 contrecta before you 8x8x18 714-497-9131 sign. Shop around ror --------- E 'alde CM Off 11treet _ra_t_es_. ______ ANNOUNCEMENTS parking space, uncov-2920 ered, 15'X20' s1oomo Overstocked with pvt property 497·9131 stuff? A call to Large outside paved Classified area for boat/RV or other vehicle 22x12 wlll help S50/mo 537-4892 ---'8._4 .... 2_._s_e __ 1_e ___ _ ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 3408 South Co••t Dryw•fl Acoua remvl/cust text Water Damage Repair Best In Quality & Price L550017 444-8989 ADDmONS REMODEUNG 3410 CERAMIC m.ss . 3528 -----~-~- L .. lry Showen Rep'd Aegroullng a hwtall'n L070130 0.-.i of T U. 913.aoes °' ...... aa Chances ate you will ""d what you nted Al lM prk:e you want to pay when you read ClataJfl•d dllly ... .......,. European Au PaJrs. E~Ush spe8Rlnq. 18·26 yrs .. l~al. culruraJly enrlchlnq. flexible In-home child care. 45 hrs.A~ COMPUTER ~tlP1 •NMt.1tOl~ ~ ·Hl'PMTMI WA GT~AT .... ·AT~~Ol OfflCl 7l~·5lfO·b344 Claaalfled The moat comprehen- sive and current direc- tory or goods and ser- vices around! Whe1her you're buying or selling, Classified covers all your needs! FIND an apartment through classified - LANDSCAPI! a LAWN CAii 3808 IAllC MD JltMIT t CALL OOlll Jr ALU •~1-44U ----- PUll.:IC NOTIC• The Oallf. Publle UUll· 387Q ------~- ''" Comm1 .. 1on Al· ._. ·~•rfD!'t ~ Wllfker OUllltES lf'lat WI Wed Ody~ v1ab. houe•hold eood• ......... UO'dl•ood•d movera print their <>era. 'N4-e3 ... 870 P.U.C. Cal T numbef: RADIO DISPATCHF.D 0 RES. COMM. 71 .. 722-9998 llmoe and Chautteunl-_...._ _ _.._... .... __ , print lheff T.C.P. nurn-PWT!R .... -----.. ber In all actvertl•• ••• • nt 3880 mentt. u you h•v• a ~ ..... , quHUon abOut the I• l••~·---•lill gallty of a mov.,. umo Ptaeter/ltuooe P•toh or chautreur. o•ll: -s.tving lo Ca tsyr., Public u11111i.1 LI0#3l1114 24Hr• Commletk>n 114-11 .. 7831 71~111 sen your extra household lt9m1 In Clalalfled ...... n ULBOA ROOFING CO Ooatlty"" WOflro-uaml'ld R•roof/Repalr Free 'tit Uo/lne 931·9081 C•RT-A·ROOI' LOW COST ROOF REPA\&$ lnl. Approved Contractor • 71 +399-0•44':Jt 0 A 0 UphOe 9'nc9 •ee ouetom ma,,,_ f\lm, r• uphotetery, ellp cvre anllqu• rpr 542.,..012 The 9trlp119r Speolallzlng In Wallpaper Aemov1t US989241 M3·•037 li:f'8DDISI DWPOIT . I , ___ lito•lllf5 l!ACB eiee1•PO•ID..-11111-9•01.5 LllfCOLlf 9120 111911'11 • 'M aSCOllT LX '•7 .... , ...... c.,..1--...... --.............. -------------------.... 8TOVS ~.Mo. Don't ml .. lhla Huge 9k mt AT, AJC, •dtllen, Slgnatura 8y CHARLES GOREN .. BRAH bH frame, e.i.ta Sale ewtythlng cue, Ilk• n.w. Serl••· Naulloal with OMAR SHARIF ~ 171 ...... 7071 mU91 OOI Bad• TV>a (130873) ft •Ilea eok>R, White, White _.. .,,,.,...,...,,..., HJRSOf Wlor 7~. lamps, booka, iK>.i~ LllXU• 01' LHth~. Navy Blue _ ... ·~ lilftl LWli• up to llnerw, kitchen ware, WWSTlllNS'r•R Camb(la Cloth Top lM CQlv9Cat ctr chann am. eppli.nc.., p• 714-"2-t908 Hklng 1700 obo M9. ... ~139 furniture, 1ab1... 94 714-Mo.71J07 801.SJU 11IE ODDS Jlu;;ft ...... lra 15 :0~:!~· c~··.:.a CO•RACONV 'i5TOWN CD ~Ion, '31. Cift~a. (Superior & PCH)' 1-ownw, rad, 21k ml, 81QNATUR• "~t~trn:~C::!~i Fri, Sat, sun 11.s~m sr!=.·hC:d~~nd ':;!~~~~~~%· founi.!M, t1'10. Bird· Moving Si.le sat 31.28 (3JWF.t:t1) Make Offer ABS, dual pwr aeet bath•, tao. JHmlne, 10am-1pm onty Colt•Meea (7877et)t14,H3 :;;ot9ndar1, Prtv9t, 11.00 mite tum, planta/pota Llnooln-M•roury • .e o 9 .. 7 4 .9 4 2 2 408 Evening Star Lan• (714) 840.5930 LOTUS 9123 -------1!. Ur9ent Moving Sa!el H T ·Bird, UCV8 sun tlJ•'IU'W"'llD aun •·2 HOUH,UI roof, 20Kml,blue/grey. ..,, ••PRIT 848 ,,,.nH•tw go .. 1 cuatom furn S13500obo, theft •Y•· to BUY 6019 computer, W/d, atereo' Call 909-930-9e28 Bf ••.ck, onlyoc5kl cmarll•a•n· c Io t h Ing t I 1' ac warr, 11 a • • • c • book• & record•. ---~---- • •UY ALL PIANO• 33 ••aaoape ~r. HONDA 9085 (F030!50) $51,995 MllJ!uee.quaJ. furniture t MUIR LOTUS • 1 po ot hc>Uaeful ca1h ,88 Aooord Tut C08TA M•aA paid <11"> 9e74133 TRANSPORTATION SNRF/TINT load~'!: 71.+ta.T700 Old COi ... Gold sliver Run• xlnt 14100 ••• ••PIUT 848 Fr#lkAn Mint. Sterling CS31-e348 85C>-278e Red, 12k mllea, local Otd watch .. • 1-::1a car-all bodk• & WMtcOMtCofnt42 SAU.BOATS 70l4 '92 Civic auto, IJC, reoorda (3LVB021) pb, pa, stereo caaa, "'" 995 RiCORDSITOPt 82K mlle,-11000 UUBR LOTU8 Jazz. Ra&, Sout, Rock 38' LANC•R 8LOOP 714-780-0301 C08TA MllU Etc. .. l50'e & 80'a Mike 1980 xJnt cond, dlH.i •95 PAS8PORT DX 714-842•7700 MS-7808 wheel furllng and White, grey Interior, ---------• dodger. Ju11 reduC9d 5 d A/C f •-------9-1-2-5 133,!500 obo. •P • • aunroo · MAZDA JEWEI.RY, fl1RS YFC Yacht Broker-oe <3P:l~~.f1~o~a liiiiiiliii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Alt 6025 (714) 875-0588 COSTA M•SA '92 MIA.TA 714-842·7700 P/W, P/I, crulae, 4.8 ot White round CAMPERS RV'S •97 CIVIC DX loW ml, mint cond. 01am9nd. White gOld 'P9•nl!!n ' ' Blue, grey Interior, (304t~~1:·5" ;•ettlng H epprala.al. &AA&Wa\$ 8014 Sapd, A/C, factory MleSION Vl•JO S40K Make Offer =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ant (3VOB872) 71~73-e212/PP 'M 0 BIL "0 ME ~,T,99l· 1.aaa.a .. Lnua t4300.0BO I BAUl!R LOTUS BVILDING 1et1 x 45tl. Low Space 7c1o,,.•!~2M_7•7s0A0 MERCEDES 9130 Renll Drive by: Berry .__ MATIJUAtS 6030 Dale VIiia, Senior 8B ACCORDLX DR Park,36051 Fairview 4 '89 ieo• White/gray St. & Garden Grove auto, p/w, a/c. FM leather, 1-owner, 87k PUBLIC NOTICE: Steel Blvd., Space 11146 • or caes. 134K ml, brand ml, loaded, lmmact ~bldga. never put up, call Richard at new trans. Really Mual aHI 648-2011 ------- WEST NOR111 •Al75l o K53l o Kl6 •K EAST • KJ4 c:>AJ9876 • 010963 0 11>4 oQ •J 106 so um •Vold i;>Q 0 J97 •541 o A 105432 •AQ9173 NOll'l'B £AST l• ..... 10 ..... ,0 ..... Opening lead: Ace of o The mathematics of the problem were clear enou_gb oa this band from a U. S. -China World Champi- onship match some years ago. Declarer was simply looking for some confirmllion. Sooth's two-dub rebid might seem pusillanimous to some, but tDe possi- bility of a misfit because of the spade void bid to be takco into COll.OOera- tion. When North showed a good bapd by ne~t cue-bidding beartl, SoUth wasted no time in getting to the slam level, and North'• diamlood pd'amoc axSed the auction. ~ who do oot think it riJtht IO IC8d 111 ~ ~ a a1am would noc do well bcre. The heart loac\' wooJd vanish on the ace bf spadc:a and lt would •imply be a matter of whether or not decluu could acue an ovcr- trick. But West banked lhe ace of hearts and continued with a low heart, declarer ruffing. A low dia-mond to the king fdchcd the queen, and the cootnct now hinged on how decl~r played the diamonds. The Principle of Reatricted Choice stalel that a (anase of the ten is twice as likely to succeed as continuing with the ace. Before tryin.i that, declarer led dummy'• kin& or hearts, trying to tempt East. to solve declar· er' a problem by rutting. But East would hne none of th.It, discarding a spade instead. Decl~r discarded • club and, since Weal might have ruffed with only a doubleton trump. declarer felt even more comfortable in next finessing the ten of diamonds. After that won, South organized a club ruff on the table to glWd against • 4-2 setit. drew the remaining trump and claimed 12 tricks. Lam to be a better b~ play- er! Subscrl~ now to the Goren Bridie Letter by calliD1 (800) 788- ll25 for lnlonnation. Or wrlte to: Goren Brld&e Le_t~!!i P.O. BOll 4410, Chicago, Ill. OUNU. w/blueprlnte. Steel Good Condition! • bldg co llquldallng 71 ~2020 S4500obo Call after '911901! --------"-T'"--------.....-------- 40x31 S7,770 now Very MolJvatedl 6pm. 714·759-2052 White, leather, eo111nt 9185 MJSC. AUTO 9245 AUTOS S3 "'80 50 1 oo moonr1, lmmac ~ • • .. • IC (2UNK812) $12,950 WANTED $18,270 now 111,927. INFINITI 9095 Ll!XUS OF 1988 MBRKUR 43K iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil . ~~:re~ -~~T.lg~r:~~= AUTOMOBILES '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WESTMINSTER actual mllH. Hot Slz- 1-800-320:-2340 •••••••••• ,95 045T (714) 892•908 '92 Saab 9000 zllng Turbol Auxlllary 'sT•aL aUILDINQ8. , .. 2 1.,.011 2 .8 Xlnt cond, low ml, fully Hellcopter, $3500.obo. Black jade/Ivory, full • • loaded. Must seel Call 714-548-6179 l'ACTORY cane.Ila-ACURA 9010 option, only 36k ml, co. phone, IHlher. $13,000 obo 717.7594 c•RS: •100.•soo Ilona/Wiii ucrlflce. M I NT I ( 3 o 1 o 4 9) mnrf, affOl'dable luxery ,.. • • Farm and co.mmarc:lal: $27,577 (949474) S17,777 --------Pollce Impound•. 25'x30', 30'x40'. '90 lntegra RS LEXUS Ll!lCUa OF SUZURI 9205 Honda, Cnevy, Jeeps • 33'x70', 40'x80'. White, 84k ml, 3dr, MISSION VIBJO Wl!8TMINSTl!R & Sport Utllity. Must 50'x75'. 50'x120'. xlnt cond, 1-owner 1-(8B8J-88-Ll!XUS (714) 892-41909 selllll •. ···x1eo", 80'>e200', $6950 714-750.0512 '97 CAMREY LE 1-800.772·7470 ~~ 'H J30 Only 15k ml, Ext 7030 -70'x200'. Save tho-'93 LEGEND L Bordeaux, tan leather, ME°CURY 9135 new Lexua trade 0 (CAL•S.CAN) ~· ianda 11 Dellvery/fl-Lo I CO/ " m. lthr, Boie, phone, eunroof, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (42508) t17,587 Q Id/Ch /Sii nanclng available. No mnr1, mint casa premium aound 1• '99 4RUNNl!R SR5 ° rome ver dealar9 plea... (3FHH578) S 17' 777 ch r ~ m • whee I•: '92 UBLI! 4x4, white, Plating ayatem tor 1.aoo-490-8892. Ll!XUS Of' loaded, .low ml 3.8L V8, Only ~1k ml, only 20k ml, mint auto•. jwlry, etc. Sac. (CAL*SCAN) W1!8TMINSTER (3PJB106) S22 HS pwr wlnd/IOCke, (028787) $27,577 $495. 909-353-2959 (7t 4J 892-41909 BAUl!R LOTUa AIC, dual air bags. 9 C08TA M88A fully loaded PAINTING (714) 842·7700 (32ZOK332i S7H2 EPUIPMENT 8031 ALFA ROMEO 90 l S 4.~~~e~~w ~wr JAGUAR 9105 wind/lock•, moonrf, LEXU8 MISSION VIEJO 1-888-88-LFXUS Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Claaalfled. • • wtnmg or Not • Tu Write Off • Can, Trudo, RV's • No OMV Husle FAii PICKUP! ~ ~TociaY I l·1tl.l"111i.1 Sm it:I\' 800·643·5022 Altl•t aqulpment '9fJ XJR Black/tJlk, ABS, p/1, lmmacl TOYOTA HxlO Oak Eanl ad-21K ml, extra clean, 3 (3MLY483) S10i.998 Juatable/collapaible: year 75k warranty '87 420 G '98 VILLAG•R iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9210 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. -J"abotet w/cutena, 3 S39,!500 7!5~8404 Blue, grey Interior, One owner, dual air '87 8UPRA TURBO i drawera, I ehetv.a, claulc car, very good • pwr wlnd/locka, cuat Pwr wind/lock.I, ~ Aut,ograph Supet' A8 BMW 9030 condition, only 43k) whit, ABS.i.. loaded till, crul••· ABS, ._ enlalgar. All 3 piece., mllea. (TXT895 (3PBC138) •13,995 am-tm, can, Cuat ~. 1250 t..av• message S~MS whla, muat ... , •• 714.721.a2:10 •99 :12a.. 2 o Red BAUll!n LOTUS (#32ES0992) • r, • COSTA M•SA NISSAN 9150 Meke Ofter 5-epd, 130K ml, MINTI 714442•7700 Coata M ... -s. Fun ...-vice rec0td1.1.__,.,..,. ______ 1 l PG& M .200. 714-e73·1853 '93 x..e white, loaded, '89 Maxima ecyt auto a/ Llnooln Meroury &NIMA1$ 6049 chrome wla, CID etc. c pwr wlnd/dn1 am/fm (714) Mo.H30 1•••••••191 '94 3181 4dr, 5spd, 69k mllea, apoUeu cua xJnt cond seo<>o/ , ... 3 4RUNNllR SR• ..,.rf, A/C, at-ca11, 42K $23K obo S&e-5805 (7 ) 848-26e5 • ... KJHena 7 w .. u ml, 1 owner. Mlntl obo 14 V6, 4>e4, c. whla, mnrf, Male a female, llttM Musi Hal S14,999 pp '94 XJ8 '94 PICK UP XI! at. full pwr, alol 4 leaa trained. 81544248 call T14MM2-0138 Black, barley l .. lher, 4>e4, 41k ml, 1-owner. (3CMLOT3) $1f!,5SS moonroof, lo mu... am-rm. great PUI LEXUS 01" OCICAT KIHena '89 3181S 2dr. auto, Hlecl edition war-(SH65018) $9992 WBSTMINSTER Leopard Lookallkff anrf. white/tan, 37k ml, rant y. ( e 9 a o 6 8) Coate MeH (714) ee2..eeoe -2SO.S500 848·8473 1-owner full ave. $22,995 Llnooln-Meroury or 831·211 t records, xlnl cond. BAUl!R LOTU8 (714) 840.9830 '94 CAMRY LI! St7,600 obo 675-7050 714-842-7700 !JANOS• .ORGANS 6059 CADILIAC 9040 JEEP 9110 OLDSMOBILE 9155 Lo mil••· AT, full pwr cats, Ilk• newl (3HMA93e) S12,950 LllXUS OF Wll!STMINST•R (714) 892-8908 Vamah• conaol• • piano, U1 Model. : Hl-Glo.. black I 18!50. • 714-1527.()9()() SPORTING 'GOODS 8085 )Ce •• ~ ..... 2 adj. •••t• for 1 or 2 penon., Uke MW W/ oara. 14SO. 873-1853 JV, J!LECDONJCS, STDIO 1080 c:....~ ....... Cede 04 •714-aea.a~ 11111 .. ....,., moving •ale Sat• Sun Wpm •as 8edan D• VIII• '94 GRAND ~8k ml, fpwr, Ilka new CHllROKBB Li::~2~F 4x4, V8, AT, Tow '83 Cutleae Supreme Xlnl cond, 75k ml. $2500 obo 873-4677 '99 CAMRY LI! Lo mllH, full pwr, W•8TMIN8TER alloya, full power (714) 992.e909 <3HJ~~~b:~".J888 •-------- Lexua trade lnl (3MVJ572) t14,51SO LEXUS OF W•STMIN8Tl!R (714J a92-e909 •ea iiDAN D•VILL• WBSTMIN8Tl!R 4.5L, lo ml. pwrfwlnd/ 714-892-41908 lock&, IH1her. lmmac, 99 Grand Cherok•• 1112~~~eds8988 4x4, 8 cyl., low mllea, ( mint cond, 123,500. Coete •H Call Orty 760-8170. Unooln-Merourv (714) M0-4830 9115 PONTIAC 9170 '92 80N8VILL8 ••e 98 Taoom• LX 3.8L V8, pwr Wind/ AC.PS.PB.CD. 43Kml. locka/ .. at. Ult, crulae. Uk• New. S11,300oro. ABS, fully loaded Call 714·515-2304. ("30FK113) t8H2 Coate Meaa 1---------Llnooln-Meroury VOLVO 8230 en•• 840-8830 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I RAN GB ROVBR 9177 -------- '98COUNTYLW8 IJlarrltz blue, tan leather, mnrf, CD chgr, prem aound, load•d. (IJ515700) .30 ... UU•R LOTU8 C08TAM•U (714) 4M2•7700 '97 850 4dt, auto, fuUpower,mlnt, onty 3k ml (314234) t20,977 '98 V'IO WAOON Black/black, turbo tun power, new L•xua trade G.L T. (347n0) ..... 77 LSXU8 MIS810N Vl•JO 1 ...... a.LUUS VOLISWAGEN 8235 ------- Classlfled. · Aurora Bravada FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1998 811 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS M ~ hce 1 Odobef 50 ~ ~ ll~HN- 5 Ct*:8oo. tor one 82 Show aoom 11~ 13=komf'9 13 Narrow toed 84 ....,.. of fan 14~ 65 .......... 11111 1 !5 DeMrt lrwwport 1119 Cbnpa 17 NeM1 67 To -: S*19 18 Dramatist Coward 19 Leg bone 20 Boxing grMi 2 t Cell occupant 22 Plain 24 Conlalnef weights 26 Opposed 27 Boasted 29 Sufi fabric 31 Jinxed 32 Location 33 Basin 36 Geisha"• sash 37 Ad Ike a tvrant 40 lmpoftant fime 41 Pu 42 Fibber 43 TYJMI ol bear 45 Chll lnaredenl• 4 7 l.oollecf at 48 Get hold ol 51 Vagabond 52 Urged 54 Hearty laugh 55 ·-do you doT DOWN t Gymnast l(Ofbut 2 Newman or . 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