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·'IJ • of accused Jacobson killer begi~s
• Two weeks aft.er mistrial declared, opening statements
were heard by jury; case could conclude next week.
Attorney Deb·
bie Uoyd and
Rivera'• de·
feme attorney,
Deputy Public
Defender Mark
Davis, used
their opening
statements.to a
new jury to
rob someone. Jacobson, who
appcsrenUy did not know Rivera,
was just LO the wrong place at the
wrong time, she saJd.
dominium she shared with her
husband of 35 years, Michael
Jacobson.
of parole must be imposed.
With court in recess today and
Monday being the Memorial Day
holiday, triaJ testimony ls expect-
ed to resume Tuesday and could
wrap up and be handed to the
jury Wednesday, officials said.
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -1\vo weeks
after a judge dozed off dwing key
testimony and a mistrial was
declared, the trial of accused
killer Omar Coyotzin Rlvera
began Thursday from square one
-in a new courtroom and before
a new judge.
· Riv~ra, 19, is charged with the
Dec. 15, 1996, stabbing death of
f?nne r Daily Pilot credit manager
Defend
the Bay
appeWs
• Group challenging
water board's decision to
allow dumping of treated
waste water into bay.
By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -If
there's one thing Bob Caustin is
not, it's a quitter.
The director of Defend the Bay
Inc. is again challenging a
regional water board's dedsion to
allow lrvine Ranch Water District
to dump treated waste water into
Upper Newport Bay.
The appeal 6led this week with
the state Water Resources Control
Board is the 6nt of many steps
that Defend the Bay is taking to
ovettum the reglonGl boGrd's April
17 dedlion, Caustin laid.
lb.at dedlian, tJ)e second time
the boo.rd has approved the dis-
charge, was the result of a lawsuit
filed by Defend the Bay. A Superi-
or Court Judge in that case ruled
the board must find that the pro-
ject would enhance the bay's wa-
ter quality before issuing a permit.
CausUn said the group'• gool is
to have the matter heard in
Orange County Superior Court,
J>ut he had to file a •place bold-
er• with the state board to meet a
30-d.ay appeal deadline.
·0ur main focus and thrust ii
an appeal to Superior Court, and
we are hoping to file that ln the
next four weeks,• be said. ·we
feel we are going to be succeSJful
in 1topping the lrvine Ranch
Water Dlsb1cl •
The group claimJ the regional
board acted improperly ln allow-
ing the dJJcharge of heavily treat-
ed waste water -or reclaimed
water -becaUJe evidence shows
that pollutantJ ln the reclaimed
water are responsible for the
bay'• ~r ~ater quality.
Dlldlatg1ng more of those pol·
lutani. -which indude nitrogen aild phosphon11-would further
degrade the quality of the 752-
aae estwuy, Caust1n said.
•SEE BAY PAGE e
Donna Jacobson as she returned
home from Sunday Mass at St.
Joachim Church. Rivera also ls
charged with assaulting and try-
ing to steal the car of another
woman ln the parking lot of a
nearby fitness center minutes
after killing Jacobson .
U convicted of the maximum
,charge of murder with special ~
cumstances and attempted rob-
bery, Rivera could spend the rest
of his life in prison.
On Thursday. Deputy District
cover essen-Omar Coyotzln tially the same
ground as they Rivera
dld dwing the first trial.
Uoyd told the jury Rivera went
out that evening after a daylong
drinking binge with the intent to
When faced by her knife-
Wleldlng attdcker. Jacobson put
up a fight and Rivera snapped,
stabbLOg her LO the back, neck
and hands Wlth d 12-inch kitchen
knife, Lloyd satd
"That's why he stabbed her,•
she said. "Uecduse he didn't
expect her to put up a -fight
against him with the big knife.•
A neighbor round Jacobson's
body, lylny bC'hind her car in the
garagf' of the Park Avenue con-
F I\ L L E ~J C 0 M R A D E S
Even Davis concedes his
client killed Jacobson and
assaulted the second woman, but
he is boplng to have the murder
charge's spec1al-rircumslances
enhancement removed That
would make Rivera eligible to be
released fr om pnson on parole
someday. A murder hds speoal
circumstances when at as comnut-
ted with another cnme -in Uus
case a robbery. The enhdnce-
ment means a mdndatory hfe
sentence. without th<' possibility
Rivera's trial began earlier this
month with Judge Cecil Hicks
presiding, but after JU.St one full
day of testimony by prosecution
witnesses, Hicks dozed off while
court was in session and had to
declare a mistrial.
The case was taken away from
• SEE RIVERA PAGE 8
Youths
arrested
for ·theft
•Police nab five teenagers behind
Newport Ha rbor High School after
. break-in at a Costa Mesa house.
By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Five teenagers from Ingle-
wood were arrested Thursday in Newport Beach
after allegedly stealing about $8,000 in cash and
jewelry from a Costa Mesa house, police saJd.
Three boys and two girls, who were not idenb-
hed becaw.e they are minors, were booked at
Orange County Juverule Hall in connection with a
burglary about 1 1 :30 a.m. in the 400 block of 16th
Street in Costa Mesa.
The break-in was reported to police by a Wltnes
who saw the suspects' car, a white 1986 Chevrolet
• SEE BURGLARY PAGE 7
• BRIAN .POBOOA I OMV I'll.OT 13-year-old
girlmismng
Memben of the Van Hom family, from left, 5-year-old Kelley, 8-year-old JarnJe and wife Nanette, along wtth
Newport Beach PollCle Chief Robert McDonell, pay tribute to the late Newport Beach police Sgt Steven D.
Van Hom during Thunday'• Peace Offtcen' Memorial Ceremony held at the Plaza of the Flags In Santa Ana.
Memorial honors . . .
Newport officer
Steve Van Hom's name inscribed on plaque honoring
Orange County peace officers who died in the line of duty
By Greg Risllng. Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -Amid the sea of
dark-blue and green uniforms stood a
hone without a rtder.
Equipped with boots and a saddle
placed backward, the horse signified
the lou'of a warrtor who died in battle.
On Thursday, Orange County
police officen gathered to remember
their fallen colleagues at a special
ceremony at the Ovic Center here.
1\vo more names were placed on
a memorial that commemorates
peace officers who lived or worked
in Orange County and died in the
line of duty.
The families of Newport Beach po-
lice Sgt. Steve Van Hom and Deputy
Shayne York of the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Sheriff's Department wept openly u
they placed bouquets of flowen n(txt
to plaques bearing _their names.
• SEE MEMORIAL PAGE 7
A plaque for Steven D. Van Horn
wu presented at the memorial.
•Ensign Intermediate School student
'at risk' because of depression, history
of dating older men through Internet.
By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Police on Thursday were
looking for a t 3-year-old girl considered •at risk•
because of severe depresSton and a past history of
arranging dates with older men over the Internet.
detectives said
Nicole AJexandra Foster was last seen at Ensign
lntermedJate School about noon Tuesday, said Sgt.
Mike McDermott. She was wearing bla~ pants, an
unknown color sturt and red sneakers, he said.
Nicole and her family recenUy moved from
Northern California and have lived In the area for
about a month, McDermott said.
Police would not disd09e the number of dates
Nicole had set up with older men or wbetber they
were related to her d.Lsappearance.
•SEE MISSING M0a'7
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By Alfson Murray, Daily Pilot
H e will make his stage
debut this Friday. But if
he's nervous, he's not say-
ing.
That's because the 3 1/2-
year-old, who will play the role
of Thunder in South Coast
Repertory's newest play, is a
Great Dane. lbe 160-pound
dog, named Odin, will play the
part of a mischievous canine in
Richard Greenberg's "Hurrah at
Last," the stoiy of a novelist
who must come to terms with
his mortality, his friends and his
family.
Odin lives in Costa Mesa
with his owners, identical twins
Heather and Holly Van Holt,
but lately the Mainstage at
South Coast Repertoiy has
become his second home. .
lbe Van Holts, who compare
their role in Odin's new career
· to that of stage.mothers, hjlve
not accompanied their Oe<igling
actor to rehearsals yet, because
they want him to l~ to work
without them. They fear that
their presence would only be a
distraction for Odin.
#He needs to learn to react to
the people he's working with on
stage," Holly said.
But at least one of the Van
Holts will be at the theater for
each of the eight performances
a week for the run of the show.
lbe sisters have not given
Odin any special training in act-
ing or taught him unique tricks.
He just happened to know all
the right people. Colleagues of
the Van Holts had met Odin,
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ldenttcal ~ Holly and Heather Van Holt with their dog,
Odin. 1be 160-pound Great Dane wW play the role of Thun-
der. In South Coast Repertory's newest play, "Hurrah·at Last."
and when the role of Thunder
-a big and powerful dog -
came up, his name came up.
"It's really unique trying to
get (an animal) who can go on
stage and be calm," said David
Emmes, the theater's co-founder
and producing artistic director.
•Odin remarkably fit that bill."
This is the second time a
dog has been used in a
play at SCR. And a cat was
also used in the play "Lettuce
and Lovage." Both of those pets
were also owned by SCR
staffers.
Odin is carrying on a family
tradition of involvement with
the theater. Although neither
Heather nor Holly acts, they
have worked at South Coast
Repertoiy for many years -
Heather in the fund-raising
department and Holly in the
education department. And
their mother, Barbara, was once
a drama teacher at Estancia ~
High School.
1be Van Holts admit to a bit
of nervousness· on Odin's behalf.
No one knows how he will react
to the applause of the audience,
Holly said, or how he'll hold up
for the run of the play.
"Every time he walks on
stage, they're taking a bit of a
risk,• Heather said.
Odin was offered the part
after the Van Holts sent a
videotaped audition to the
director and the playwright.
And although his character is
reportedly quite rambunctious,
Odin was chosen for his well-
behaved demeanor.
"I don't think he really fits
the character,# Heather said.
"He's sweet and mellow.#
lbe trouble Thunder causes,
such as a kitchen-trashing
scene, will be mostly carried out
off stage, the Van Holts said.
Although Odin has caused his
share of mischief at home, with
the help of their other dog,
Tony, he has been very calm at
the theater.
"He's so professional when
he's here," Holly said.
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VOLIZ.N0.121
Two local reggae artists and friends start their own production company _in Newport Beach
By Stacy Brown-Martinis
treasury of entertaining counsel L ife is more than a song for
likely to inspire anyone inter-Dave..Comelius.4.D.d.MartiI1
ested ui feting friends with "Jela.ni" Jones. Though
alfresco fare. both men started in the music
------------' business as singers and song-
• OtEOC fT OUT Is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Publk Library.
This week's column is by Sarah Rosen-
blum.
writers, they are both doing
something they never envi-
sioned: owning their own pro-
duction company.
Runway Productions -which
produces audio, video and film
from a Newport Beach studio -
was started in July 1997, just
three years after the two men
met at the 11k1 bar in Costa
Mesa, where they both played
reggae music.
The name is fitting for a studio
that is just a short taxi away from
the John Wayne Airport.
Jones, a Hunttngton Beach res-
ident, was born in 'b:lniclad and
moved here in 1974 because, as
he said, he had no choice.
"My parents moved here so I
had to come," said the 36-year-
old, with a slight accent. He
holds degrees in music and elec-
tronics ..
St. Croix native Cornelius,
37, who lives tn Costa Mesa,
moved to the United States in
1980 to attend college. He grad-
uated with a master's degree
from DePaul UniVetslty in
Chicago.
Both men have been regulars
in the Orange County reggae
scene. The two played together
in the band World Anthem, and
n.
Jones has played in varioua
Orange County bands -iJ;lclud-
ing Upstream, Re~ Rockers and
Rough House -for more than
13 ~played~ gigs at
the White House and Sandpiper
in Laguna Beach, Out of Bounds
in Huntington Beach and the
Belly Up in Solano Beach as well
as the 19th Street Tiki bar.
Cornelius holds the title of
company president, while Jones
is vice president.
•I do the bulk of the business
side," Cornelius said. "But I am
looking forward to getting Jelani
more involved in the business-
side of the company so I can
have some fun, too."
Cornelius admitted the typical
growing pains of starting a busi-
ness have kicked in. •Keeping
the books, taking inventoiy, com-
pany promotion, U all takes you
away from the creative aspects of
doing the business," he said.
But Cornelius has a dream of
someday sitting at the helm of a
big, well-known company.
•My vision of the business is
for it to become like a household
name in the Orange County, Los
Angeles area," Cornelius said. "I
would like to own a complex in
two years that houses fadlities
for audio, video and tilm produc-
1ion in Orange-County; kind of
like a DreamWorks set up. Th4t
would be my ultimate goal."
There are not many black-
~wned production companies in
Orange County, at least not as
DON LEACH I OM.Y Pl.at
Dave Comellus, left. and MarUn .. Jelanl" Jones have started their•
own production company, Runway Productions, ln Newport '.
Beach. 1be two, who met at the Tild bar ln Costa Mesa. bave beeQ
on the local reggae musk ICeD9 for more than 10 years.
far as Cornelius and Jones have
seen. So far they have met one
other at an open house.
Depending on how that is
looked upon, it could be an
advantage for the two entrepre-
neurs.
"One band came in specifical-
ly because we had the-knowl-
edge of the type of music they
played," Cornelius said of a reg-
gae band they recently recorded.
The company is producing its
tint television com.merdal for
Miami-based Gems Television '
shot at the Rose Bowl in ,
Pasadena. The spot features the
L.A. Galaxy, the city's major .
league soccer team, and will air
in predominantly Latin ina.rkets'
such as Los Angeles, Miami and
San Antonio the first week of ·
June.
~th Jones and ComellU1 said
the company is running "fairly ·
well" and look forward to mak-·
ing 1t big in the conunerdal
music, video and film market.
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FJUDAY, MAY 2l. 1998
:Go .to tlie Fairgr~nndS for a wee bit o' Scotland
. . . ,..w hat to do, what to do. I ~ don't know about you,
, but holiday weekends
&always are a C{Wllldary. You can
•stay home and be a couch potato
: (almost always preferred ·in my
'case) but that gets old by Sunday
i afternoon. Pretty soon, guilt sets
: in. "We could've done this or that.
r We could've gone here or there." £ Worse y.et, if you are a male
•spousal unit, there always is the
•risk that an actual task will raiSe
tits ugly head -bad enough on a
tnol"IDaJ. wee~d, but thoroughly
.. depressing on a noliday.
• While others are watching t sailboats, holding their cabemet
tup to the light and eating ~smoked salmon, you're on your
•back under the sink with a fiash-
illght in your mouth, trying to
•squeeze your head between the :Disposall and the Culligan tank.
• On the other hand, if you go I
. .
'peter_
buff a
anywhere, you have to come
back. Ever notice that? There
was a time when I could laugh
off being trapped in a line of cars
that looks like the closing scene
in •Field of Dreams" at the end beat lt. Greet fun. Quilts and unit at a time. The drum majoJB
of a long weekend -but that baW,ipes, Scottifh delicacies, (wrong term rm sure) strut their
was long ago. exhibits, games and remarkable stuff, bagpipes walling and
The desert, Santa Barbara and tests of strength for the manly drums thunder{ng behind them.
San Diego are all very lovely, but men. U ever there was an event Many of the units also have
not on a holiday weekend. Uke for the whole family, this is it. mini-drum majors (definitely the
Dorothy, some of us are slow Best of ~. it's right here. wrong term) who are all of 6
learners. When you get the urge, One thing you learn fast at and fully decked out in kilts,
close your eyes, click your heels . these gatherings is that there towering hats and white spats.
and repeat three times-are a lot of folks of Scottish They take their job very·5erious-
•Tuere's no place like home." descent and let me repeat, •a ly and are much, much cuter
But staying home doesn't mean lot. w It's an ocean -0f people and than a bug's ear.
staying idle now d~ itl 1 a kaleidoscope in plaid. Try not Once assembled, the pipers
Here's an idea. You'll like it. to miss the opening ceremonies play en masse. It is an eerily
nust me. (Don't you hate it on Saturday morning in the beautiful sound that stirs the
wh,en people say that? The grandstand arena. You'll have to soul and warms the heart. Out
moment they say it, you don't sit through a short welcome on the grounds, there are booths
trust them.) Anyway, the United. . from the mayor of Costa Mesa, representing the individual
Scottish Society's annual games but think of it as one of Eliza-clans, of which there are more
will be held Saturday and Sun· beth Taylor's marriages. It's ugly than a zillion.
day at the Orange County Fair-but it doesn't last long. Thete is no MacBuffa clan,
grounds. It's $12 for the fully The ceremony itself is a however. Last year, I asked a
The strong-man events are
wild, with guys who look like
NFL offensive linemen in kilts
and muscle shirts. They get real·
ly red in the face and start toss-
ing around telephone poles and
boulders that you'd normally
call a blasting aew to move.
The exhibit halls are packed
with Scottish imports from CDs
to shortbread, memorabilia, and
more stuff than you could ever
fit under your kilt. We should
probably stop. there. So there
you have it. Take a weekend _
trip to wherever and pay the
price Monday night, or head to
the Fairgrounds and a wee bit o'
Scotland. It's your call. As for
me, I gotta go.
grown, $10 for students and knockout -more pipers and woman at a booth if she knew of • P£TER BUFFA is maypr of Costa Mesa.
seniors, and $2 for children 144 drummers than you can imagine any clans based in Sicily. She His column is published Fridays. E-mail
months and under. You can't marching into the statiium, one didn't laugh. him at ptrS40AOLcom .
-----!Water board delays. R01\D KILL BOOTH
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jannexing more .districts
' • :•Newport-Mesa officials satisfied with moratorium ly that of Newport Coast, an
unincorporated area the city
hopes to annex . !until future water availability is studied. • • ·~~~~~~~~~~~
fey Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot
• • j Newport-Mesa· officials say
, they are satisfied with the
:orange County Wa~er District's
•decision -to hold off annexing any
)more water districts until it is
•determined there is enough • • water to go around. J The board agreed at its regu-
dar meeting this week in Foun-
~tain Valley to place a temporary
lmoratorium on proposed annex-
fotions of parts of Irvine, Anaheim
:and South County into the
~Orange County district until
future water availability can be
studied.
Many cities and other water
agencies in the district -includ-
ing Mesa Consolidated Water
District and the city of Costa
Mesa -have voiced their oppo-
sition to any annexations, espe-:c1allY before the issues are exam-
1 ined in a detailed master plan. t · They say allowing more juris-
i.dictions to pump water from the
forange County district's under-
b;iround supply eventually could
:iesult in a shortage of the dis-
:Jrict's water, which is substantial-
ly less expensive than outside
t.ources. · The ultimate effect
lt:Ould be higher water rates, offi-~ said. l. •Mesa Consolidated Water
;vistrict is happy with the out-
~me of the meeting -that's
~~t we were uJdng for," said
;io<>ard member 'nudy Oblig-Hall.
~ Member agendas pump 75%
!iof their water from the district's ~derground storage table, and
~e remaining 25% is purchased
1rom the Metropolitan Water Dis-
trict. The difference in cost
between the two sources is more
than $200 per acre-foot of water,
offidals said.
Orange County Water Dis-
bict board member Wes Bannis-
ter said the agency's detailed
master plan on its existing
water systems should be com-
plete by Nov. 1.
The purpose of the study is to
lietennine how much water the
d1strict will need in the future,
given the projected growth in
population _of the district's 10
dtiet.
•1 think we need toma.ka sure
we have enough water before
we start spreading it thinner," he
said.
The board also directed a
committee of city representatives
be formed to keep an eye on the
study process and provide input.
Ohlig-Hall said Mesa Consoli-
dated will continue to play an
active role in the process.
The Costa Mesa City Council
this week adopted a resolution
opposing the water district
annexations. And in Newport
Beach, City Manager Kevin
Murphy said the council has not
taken a formal position on the
issue of annexations but does no't
think officials would be opposed
to further study.
He said, however, that he may
be in favor of some of the pro-
posed annexations -particular-
lulu's TMwl
47~20IO esr
"l think there will be some
cases where it will make sense ·to
have annexations to the district,"
Murphy said. #Newport Coast,
which is projected to require
2,600 acre-feet of water at build-
out, will have a minimal impact
on the future demand for water,
considering the growth of the
existing area is projected at
100,000 acre-feet.~
He added that other cities in
the district, including Yorba Lin-
da and Anaheim, have grown
outside their boundaries, and
those areas have been included
in the Orange County Water D.is-
trict.
MI think it's just fair that future
areas of Newp9rt .Beach be
added as well so we will have the
ability to provide well water,"
Murphy said.
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f Egg drop tries to defy effects of gravity ! . .
: •Scientific Explorers ~ ; Club tests 'egg protectors'
J dropped from roof· of
: Adams Elementary School . • :~~~~~~~~~~
: By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
' i MESA VERDE -Adams Ele-
= mentary School students used
: Styrofoam, Bubble Wrap and
• makeshift parachutes Wednes-
: day in an effort to counter the
~ effects of gravity at an egg drop
~ sponsored by the Scientific
~ Explorers Club.
' About 70 students in the first
: through third grades constructed
: "egg protectors" that were tested
• by being dropped off a 12-foot-~ high build.mg. ~ Many yolks splashed onto the
: ground, but those eggs that sur-
: vived were subjected to the ulti-
• mate test from the top of the 25-
: foot-high admmistration build-' . 'mg. ~ "They package the eggs real
: tight so they won't break," said
• Principal Barbara Harrington.
: "This is part of the students'
· physics unit. It's fun for the stu-
~ dents, and they team so much."
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Scientific Explorers Club coor-
•
> ... ~· No services are planned for
· Ivan L. Williams of Hannibal, ' • • Mo.. a former longtime resi-
. dent of Newport Beach. He
·: was 62.
· .: Born March 30, 1936, in
.. : Wewoka, Okla., to Bryce and
. : Sylvia Sorrels Williams, he
·: died May 18, 1998, at Hannibal
< Regional Hospital in Hannibal,
~Mo.
• ·-•. ·.
Williams was a retired
automobile sales manager
clinator Diane Bonthius said the
dub, which is funded by grants,
uses hands-on lessons to teach
basic scientific principles. Since
the dub was founded in Septem-
ber, students also have learned
about flying, volcanoes, reptiles
and mammals.
But the 70 students seated on
the lawn where their eggs were
being dropped by teacher Mike
Brewer seemed singly focused on
how well their projects succeeded
in defying gravity.
and contractor.
Heil~bybll~
Loma. a son, Clidstopher
Williams Of Newport Beada, a
daughter, nacy Goonen of
Topeka. Kan.; end th.-grad·
daughters, Taylor Gooum,
Mackenzie Goo•e11 and CU-
olyn Gooaan.
The arrangements are being
handled by James O'Donnell
Funeral Home in Hannibal,
Mo.
CecWa Alcantara'• egg, left, dld
not survive the 12-foot drop during
a lesson about gravity at Adams •
Elementary School Wednesday.
DEVON KIRSCHBAUM I DAILY Pl.OT
Eight-year-old Joe Ludlow
happily picked up his space-mod-
ule.themed egg capsule, which,
with the help of a plastic-bag
parachute, landed softly on the
asphalt, leaving the eggshell
unscathed.
ren King even used foam from
her brother's diaper to shelter her
egg inside two Styrofoam cups.
The winners received globe-
themed rulers, wind-up toys and
the satisfaction of knowing they
had taken one big step toward
defying the effects of gravity. •1 thought about how to make
this,• he said. "My mom helped
me, too.• "1bis is lots of fun, and for
some of these students, their
whole families get involved,•
Bonthius said. "It's just a 'great
learning experience.•
Nine-year-old Tim Morlay
used different sises of Bubble
Wrap and Styrofoam cups to pro-
tect his egg. And 8-year~old Lau-
t ~-
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: • Officials say today could be busiest in commercial
aviation history, but John Wayne Airport may not feel it.
number of ticket bandlm, sky-
caps and ground crews on duty.
•we are completely staffing all
our positions,• said United Air-
lines spokeswoman Kristina
Price.
By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot .
JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -If
you're headed to the airport today
to catch a flight out of town for the
long Memorial Day weekend, you
might want to leave yourself a lit-
tle extra time.
The Air nansport Association ~hich r~presents all of the majo; 81!' earners, h~ predicted today
will be the bUSlest air travel day in
the history of commercial avia-
tion, with flights canying an esti-
mated 2 million passengers.
The percentage of ~ssengers I on each flight, which typically
, hovers around 70%, is expected
: to climb to 83 % for all airlines
t worldwide, officials said Thurs-
' day.
: But while the majority of air-
• ports and airlines are bracing for j the busy day, John Wayne Airport
'officials are anticipating normal
passenger volumes, said spokes-
woman Kathleen Campini-
Chambers.
Because the airport caters
mostly to business travelers, who
generally fly during the week and
take weekends off, John Wayne
doesn't normally follow nation-
wide patterns of vacation travel-
ers, she said.
"We're not really sure what
will happen to us given that fact,"
Campini-Charnbers said.
To handle any increase in pas-
sengers, the airport today plans to
have more parking-lot attendants
on duty and run more shuttles
that take passengers to and from
the Main Street remote parking
lot, she said.
United has issued a. record
number of tickets for flights today
-about 320,000 -but does not
expect to break its single-day
"We're ver"f
geared up to
accommodate
the numbers
that are antici-
pated nation-
wide,• she said.
Officials
.attribute the
steep increase in
air travel to the
long · holiday
weekend's kick-
off of the sum-
mer travel and a
healthy econo-
my that is allow-
Officials attribute
the steep increase in
air travel to the long
holiday weekends
kickoff of the summer
travel and a healthy
economy that is
allowing more
people to fly.
•
ing more people to fly. Price said'.
record of pas-
sengers, she
said.
On Nov. 30,
1997, the last
day of the
Thanksgiving
Day weekend
-typically the
busiest travel
period of the
year -United
carried 301,408
people, which
still stands as
the airline's sin-
gle-day record,
To cope with the expected
record-setting onslaught of air
passengers, most of the nation's
major airlines have refused vaca-
tion requests from their employ-
ees and will have the maximum
HWe don't expect to see that
many passengers (today] just
because of the percentage of no-
shows," she said. ·
.
FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1991
DON IZACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT
Kim Daniels, 17, a senior at
Costa Mesa High School ls
one of five top photographen
honored Wednesday night in
the seventh annual Orange
County lnvitattonal Photogra-
phy Contest sponsored by
Costa Mesa High School.
Thirteen county high schools
are represented by 83 stu-
dents. Their work Is on dis-
play through today at Crystal
Court. Daniels' winning pho-
tograph is at left.
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now to demombate that tbe ded·
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• Ken Thompson, director of
~ter quality for Irvine Ranch
:Water District, said the dlltrict's
Q>lan to treat sediment-filled
·<water from San Diego Creek in
Cau.tin llid wblle lbil week's
appeal is not the •ma1.D event.• it
does demonstrate the group's
persistence on tbla ......
•Jt shows we are a.. arid con-
tinuing our wad&:.• be lakl.
Meanwhile. Iba dllldct ltill is
operating under• ~year agree-
ment with~ ae.cb oftidals
to not discharge any n!daimed
~ater into the bey until they can
work out a long-tenn plan.
4the summer provides a net bene-
ilit in water quality. Under the
'project, reclaimed water only
would flow into the bay during
pie winter months.
. ,; •nie regional board made a
l(erv strong statement when it
_ppproved the permit a second
:tjme,• Thompson said. "The bur~
'den is really on Defend the Bay
The two sides still are negotiat-
ing the det.ails of that plan. which
they hope to have in place by this
fall, when the two-year agreement
expires.
~.
RIVERA Stock drew headlines last year
after she awarded O.J. Simpson
custody of his two young chil-
dren, prompting a group of chil-
dren's rights activists to launch a
recall effort against her. That
effort failed when supporters
could not gather enough signa-
tures of registered voters to force
an election seeking her ouster.
CONTINUED FROM 1
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district attorney who blamed his
drowsiness on a nux of back-pain
medications. The case was later
tlSSigned to Judge Nancy Stock.
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CONSUMER BUSINESS NElWORK
The annual Kilted Golf Tour-
nament end Scottish Festival is
presented at 11 a.m. the Coirta
Mesa Goll Course, 1701 Golf
Course Drive. Admission for
green fees and cart rental is $60.
A bole-in-one contest offers a
$10,000 prize. For more informa-
Hank Uoyd's Tennis presents
USTA, USA Teilnis Free For All
from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Tennis' Center, 880 Junipero
Drive. For more information, call
557-0211.
Newport Harbor American Le-
gion Post No. 291 presents its 40tb
llllllual Memorial Day program at
11 a.m. at Pacific View Memorial
Park, 3500 Pacific View Drive,
Newport Beach. Noted historian '
George Grupe ID will be guest
speaker. A patriotic musical salute
will begin at 10:45 a.m. For more
infonnation,call(949)644-2700.
tion, call (562) 596--8139. 'IWSDAY
The Consumer Business Net-
work meets to discuss using the
CallfomJa limite4 offering to raise
capital for businesses at 7 a.m. at
the Tee Room, Newport Beach
Golf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For
more information, call 550-4785. SATURDAY MONDAY SLIDE SHOW/SPEAKING EVENT
Photographer Nima Sherpa
presents "Adventure to the
Himalaya:· Trekking in Nepal ,
Bhutan and Tibet" at 8 p.m. at
The North Face, 1870-A Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 646-0909.
2G-fOOT WHALE
To kick off the beginning of
summer, third-graders from Mar-
iners .Elementary School will
launch a 20-foot fibergJass whale
SCOTTISH GAMES
The United Scottish Society
presents its 66th annual Scottish
Games from 8 a.m . to 6 p.m. today
and Sunday at the Orange Coun-
ty Fair and Exposition Center, 88
HARBOR LAWN
Fonner OCC President Samuel
A. •Art" Martinez discusses "The
Value of Freedom• at 11 a.m. at
the 44th annual Memorial Day
service at Harbor Lawn Memorial
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clesigQated as city open space.
1be project, called Newport Vil-
~. would satisfy the develop-erf1 -obligation to provide afford-
able housing units in the city.
Jim Wood, chairman of the
Newport Beach Ubrary board of
t:r\IStees, said board members
"Want at least some land next to
the library to be preserved for the
future. They want to prohibit
development south of what would
be an extension of Para.llon Drive
from Avocado Avenue to Mac-
Arthur Boulevard.
•1be library was built with the
thoµghf that a museum would be
BURGLARY
CONTINUED FROM 1
Celebrity, pull into the driveway
while nobody was home.
•Tue boys kicked the door in
and entered,• said Officer Tun
Stam of the Costa Mesa Police
Department, ·one .QLt.he_ 9irls-
was driving the getaway car."
Police spotted the suspects' car
driving south on Irvine Avenue.
The car pulled into a driveway in
the 800 block of 15th Street -
directly behind Newport Harbor
High School -in an apparent
attempt to tum around when sev-
eral Costa Mesa police cars
pulled up
By noon, there were at lea~t 10
Costa Mesa police cars and a
Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment canine unit blodung off
15th Street next to the high
school.
•All or the k.Jds could face
to the sOUtb Of it -where there ii
now a shopping retail center -
and a park to the north of it,•
Wood said. •Now lt ts being
closed in on two sides by a shop-
ping center and a commercial
building, and we don't want to
forever foreclose the opportunity
for the library to expand.•
Board member George Jeffiies
said the.traffic, ~king and open--
space issues surrounding the
property 1ead him to believe
developing all of the land is not in
the library's best interest.
"The most obvious concern ii
that the library is the cultural and
infonnational center of the dty
and will be for the next 50 years,•
he said. #This proposed develop-
ment will OO·opt any possibillty of
expansion.•
Whether the llbraiy board's
charges of residential burglary," j
Starn said. ·we don't have any I
information indicating that there I
was any gang affiliation.• ;
No weapons or drugs were !
found on the suspects or in their I
vehicle, which was impounded, !
police said. I
Following a tip from another !
bystander -who had seen the I
' re it WM---1
stopped -police were investi-i
gating whether the teenagers I
may have burglarized other area l
homes. . 1
MThese kids were on their way i
to Niketown,• said Costa Mesa !
police Lt. Ron Smith. !
Newport Harbor High stu-!
dents, many of whom were on i
their waY. to lunch when the j
arrests occurred, stood by and .
1 watched the incident, which end-
ed quietly. !
·1 saw the guns drawn,• said l
17-year-old Cody Bish. "It was i
like there was some actio~ going !
on around the school• j
103 L 171h St. ait Newpcwt CWiW°"""'
Mon-Fri 8-7 SA1urda 9-S
Three generations
of our family
use COIT
suggeltion will be possible in the
company'• plans remains to be
seen.
Irvine Co. offidala have !.~
meeting with the dty's Newport
Center Economic Opportunities
Subcommittee for the past several
moothl to come up with a propos-
al agreeable to both sides.
Newport Beach Councilman
Dennis O'Neil said the outstand-
ing issue for the dty 1Wl ls
replacement of open 11>4ce.
Because the land was designated
as open space, city offidall do not
want to gi\'e it up without getting
another plot of undeveloped land
ln retum.
O'Neil laid the library's recom-
mendation could be taken into
consideration as the committee
negotiates the conceptual plans
with The Irvine Co,
MEMORIAL
CONTINUED FROM 1
Another major concern for the
library is parking, Wood said. The
Irvine Co.'1 current proposal calll
for 60 additional parking spaces
behind the library, and Wood said
it ts sometb1ng libruy offidals are
happy about.
•Both The I.Mne Co. and the
dty have been very cooperative
in including that in our requests,•
he said.
Assistant Qty Manager Sharon
Wood said she wu unaware of
the library board's concern about
open space at the south end of
Newport Wlage.
She said she does not think it
will be possible for The lrvtne
Co. to incorporate the open
space, 227 housing units, addi-
tional library parking and a l -
acre piece of land the company
agreed to leave open in order: to
and braved deadly condltlons to
evacuate people from the build-
ing. The toxins that seeped into
the ground were so volatile that
Van Hom's boots fell apart.
Nanette Van Hom stood with He was diagnosed with leu.ke-
three of her husband's children as mia in January 1995 but kept
a procession of officers walked working. Van Hom appeared to
single file into the Plaza of the improve after a bone-ma.1Tow
Flags. transplant, but he became seri-
It has been an emotional two ously ill on Nov. 14. He died three
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ily, who have attended similar Van Hom joins two other New-
ceremonies in Sacramento and port Beach officers whose names
Washington, D.C. She praised the are on the memorial -John Mar-
law enforcement· community for shall, who died in 1962, and Bob
helping them through their grief. Henry, who died in 1995.
•Tuey have been right there There also are two plaques in
for me when I've Reeded them,• memory of Costa Mesa officers
said Van Hom, who was flanked James Ketchum and John Libolt,
by her daughters, Jamie, 8, and who died in 1987. ln all. 43 names
Kelsey, 5. •This is the best sup-are engraved on the memorial
port group possible. To see all of under the word •Remembrance.•
the camaraderie is a testament to "The ceremony reminds the
how close everyone really is.• community the kind of sacrifice
Steye Van Hom, 4'8, died of cops have to ultimately pay for
leukemia Nov. 17. The 26-year sometimes,· said Costa Mesa
veteran was the first officer to Police Chief Dave Snowden. •1t's
respond to a chemical explosion time to rededicate our service to
at a metal-plating plant in 1987 the community in their memory.•
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Since the project\ inception,
there have been many questions
as to exactly what kind of afford-
able-housing development tt Will
be. Some Newport Beach reli-
dents have railed ooncems that it
wU1 ~ government·funded, not.
available to Newport residents
and open to people other than
seniOr dtizens.
The Loi.lg Beach-based non-
profit organiUtion LINC Housing
wU1 work with Irvine Apartment
Communities to develop the Avo-
cado Avenue project.
Vice President Michelle
Dekoter said the senior complex
Will be a priva~ly funded afford-
able-housing project open to
anyone over age SS who is living
on less than 50% of the. Orange
County median income. She said
Van Hom's oldest son, Jeff,
said be is determined to follow in
his father's footsteps. The 22-
year-old Marine Corps recruit
plans to be a police officer after
he leaves the military.
' He remembers bis father best
as a practical joker, who would
hide his son's dinner in the refrig-
erator when he left the room.
When Jeff returned, bis plate was
--empty;-
. "He said the dog ate it,• Jeff
Van Hom said, smiling. "This has
been emotionally draining, but to
our family, the ceremonies bring a
sense of closure."
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for one penon that Ill "8,tOQ. a
year, and for two people tt ;11
·$52,800.
She said teii6ar brilMiag b the
only type of houlmg Wbere age
restdctianl are JegaL u long a
then! are at leut 150 units in tbe'.
complex..
While no one from outside ·or
the area can be excluded from
N~rt Wlage, Dekoter Mid the
interest list she bas now is mide
up of more than 200 pec:ipae:-
90o/o ot whom live 1n Newj>ott. •
Celeste Jardin-Haug,~
of Outs Senior Center, said there
is a tremendous need for affant-
able senior ~ts tn the dty.
•111e frustration for us ii 1¥-t
all other cities have affordatile
housing for eeniorl, and we just
don't have that,• she said.
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Nicole is described as white.
a bout 5 feet 2 inches tall and
weighing 125 pounds. She has
brown hair, green eyes and a
burn scar on her upper right
arm.
Anyone with information on
her whereabouts should call tbe
Newport Beach Police Depatt.4
ment at (800) 550-6273.
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C1P DIVISION rv MST.,._,
Who: Corona del Mar Sea Kings 'vs. El Segundo Eagles ---= Stevenson Field, Re<rHtion Park,
El Segundo, 3:15 p.m.
SftuMloft: Corona del Mar Is one of two
1t-lwge teams In the 32-team eliminations and taket a 12-12 record up against one of
1he proudest baseball programs Jn
Southern California where Coach John
SteYenSOn's Eagles have racked up a ~
record and are the No. 2 wed In the .
playoffs. CdM sends Its ace, Ryan LewiS,
to the mound In thelr first appearance
l~eson since 1992. Dir • North on 405 to El Segundo
Blvd. Left and proceed westerly past
Sepulveda, tum right on Eucalyptus.
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CIF DIVISION I QUAllTERFINAL
Who: Newport Harbor Sailors vs. Marina
Vikings ---= Marloa High, 7 p.m.
5ltulltlon: Newport Harbor Is ranked
No. 1 with a 32·1 overall record, 1~ In
five-game matches, inc.ludlng a nonleague
sweep at Marina. A Sailors' victory puts
them Into Wednesday's semifinals against
the winner of the Mira Cost>Royal duel.
Dlrectlone.: Take 405 north to Beach Blvd.
turnoff. Go south on Beach, right on
Edinger. West oo Edinger to Springdale,
tum right. then left Into school, located at
15871 Springdale In Hunt.lngton Beach.
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VOLLEYMU. · -Being towed into port can be
"a humbling dnd embarrassing
Qexperience.
OQt.j LEACH I DAILY Pt.OT
Leah Zaby anchors Newport Harbor's 400-meter relay team which will takes Ill sbota at CIF Dlvlslon n glory Saturday.
CIP DMSION IA QUAll1UF.INAl
Who: Corona def MM Sea Kings
vs. Costa 'Mesa Mustangs
Boats often need a lot of
..maintenance because of the
''Constant contact with saJtwate r.
"!5alt can be more damaging to
_your boat than it is to the human
cheart. So maybe its time to give
1'our boat an angioplasty and
blow out the crud clogging your
vessel.
Master Shipwnght Dennis
'Ambrose, owner of Newport
, Woodworking, encourages
-,.ecreational as well as
1professional boaters, to "check
-OM! little things -things we tend
,to' overlook.·
· Most are qwck to scrape their
barnacled bottoms, but what
&bout checking to see if their
.hydraulic steering system has
"any fluid? ·These lond of items
tend to be overlooked,· ~Amb.rose said.
.. ~In addit.Jon, Dennis and I
discussed several items that can
qmse serious damage to your ~t and may even be a reason
-for having more water inside the
..boat. than outside!
Most people fail to check the
.through-hull fittings. Every valve
should be opened and closed
)e>'eral tunes a yedT Just m case
~u need to close 1t man
· emergency •
.. Valves unattended become
corroded and freeze in the open
.position. You pop a hose, water
starts pouring in, and you can't
,shut it off.
.A uestion: What LS the No. 1
~eason for boats to sink in
the11 own slip? The answer is at
lthe bottom of this colwnn. ~:. , The one thing that I feel
9<>aters pay little attention to is
;~~amanshipl " Most accidents
and emergencies at sea are
c_au.sed by pilot error. A refresher
COW'Se offered through a
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• Sailors, Sea Kings ready to flex
their muscles at Cerritos Saturday.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NORWALK -All the chips will be on the
table Saturday for individual CIP Southern
Section Division II track and field champi-
onships as Newport Harbor and Corona del
Mar high schools combine to send 23 ath-
letes in 14 different events to the big dance
at Cerritos College.
Field events start at 11 a.m., running
events at 1 p.m.
CdM sophomore Liz Morse, the defend-
ing Division II champion in the girls 800
meters, enters the CIF Finals with the
area's most lofty credentials, while New-
port Harbor's Sailors will load their truck
with 14 competitors.
"Every one of those (14) entered in the
CIF Finals could potentially move on lo the
following week," said Newport Harbor
Coach Eric lWeit, whose girls are led by
double-event qualifier April Ross (high
jump and triple jump), a state finalist as a
freshman last year in the high jump.
The Sailors, who finished second in the
tough Sea View League u a team in both
boys and girls (behind Santa Margarita),
are expected to place in the top five in the
girls team competition.
"They're not just fortunate to be there,•
lWeit said of his athletes. ~1bey'v~ all got
aspirations to advance to the (CJP Masters
Meet on May 29, also at -Cerritos Col-
lege).•
Newport Harbor will compete in 10 dif-
ferent events -five in the boys, five in the
girls. The top nine times (or marks) from all
four divisions combined will advance to the
~, daily pilot high school
athlete of the week ·
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I I L---------------------------------~ Masters Meet.
Among the biggest surprises of late has
been Sailor long jumper Dao Gerlach,
who placed fifth overall in the CJP Divi-
sion II preliminaries at Trabuco Hills High
last Saturday with a mark of 22 feet, 5
inches.
Three weeks ago in a league dual meet
against CdM, Gerlach went 20-1 for a per-
sonal best, then he topped it at the league
finals (21-1) to finish second and achieved
another PR last week.
Can Gerlach continue to stretch his
jumps and qualify for the prestigious Mas~
ters Meet? That's one of the many ques-
tions to be answered.
Gerlach and Sailor girls Ross and Katie
Bourgeois {both in the high jump) will open
the competition at 11 a.m.
Other Sailors in fie ld events include
senior Eddie Clarke in the boys discus and
Ross in the triple.
In running events, the Sailors will lead
off with their girls 400 relay team of Jen-
nine Siebert: Amanda Kent, Katie Kent and
Leah Zaby, then freshman sen14tion
Amber Steen will run the 1,600 (5:06.86 in
the prellms). Steen won the girls Sea Vlew
tiUe in 5:09.
Junior standout Alicia McFall, who
advanced to the state finals 1n the girls
3,200 last year for the Sailors, retwm in
that event.
For the Sailors' boys, junior Steve
Jensen (1 :56.1) and senior Ryan Jensen
(1:55.7) are scheduled for the 800, while
lievor Jones qualified in the 300 interme-
diate hurdles (39.2). Jones,· Chuck Loo,
Ryan Jensen and Steve Jensen will also run
on their 1,600 relay,
Coach Bill Swnner's Sea Kings, who
have nine athletes entered in four different
events, will send a boys and girls 1,600
relay team. The girls feature three fresh·
men and a sophomore {anchor Morse). Jen-
ny Cummins, Jaycee Mahler and Karolina
Ubuda are the first three runners.
Juniors Zack Zanilli, Hunter MacDon·
ald and Nlma Allpor, and senior anchor
Mike Finn, will form CdM's boys relay.
CdM senior Jennifer Blair, the Sea View
League girls champion in the 3,200 with an
impressive 11 :07 (McFall was second In
11:08), will try to rebound from her 11:40 in
the Division II prelims (ninth qualifier).
In the 800, Morse and Cummins will
both compete. Morse went 5:17.44 in the
Division D prelims to win her heat and
qualify No. 1.
·vou'll see more of Liz in (late) May and
June.· Sumner said. ·she hasn't even
wound up yet. She won her prellms race
wire to wire and nobody even pushed her.
She was by herself. I think she can go
under 2:10, but we know until she gets
pressed."
Morse won a CIP title as a freshman,
going 2:14.25, then qualifi,ed for the state
meet when she sprinted a career-beat
2!12.53 at the Masters.
Cum.mini, however, has come. on strong
this year, placing second behind Morse at
the league finals in 2: 19.63. Cwnminl was
voted co-MVP on CdM's cross country
team lut fall.
WheN: Costa Mesa High, 7 p.m.
Sltu9tlon: Corona def Mar is seeded No. 1
and amid a 1 Hi record Is a four-game
victory over Costa Mesa In nonleague play
at Costa Mesa. The Sea Kings fin~
third In the Very strong Sea View League.
Costa Meil (11-5) enters with high ~
In this the Mustangs' first run In Ule
playoffs since 1983 ... The winner of this
moves oo to Wednesday's semifinals.
Seatl~lty at Costa Mesa is 1,056 ... ~· Costa Mesa High is located
at 2650 FalfView, directly across the street
from Orange C:O.st College.
CdMbounces
Redlands, 18-0
REDLANDS -Second-seeded
Corona del Mar High blew past CIF
Southern Section Division I boys
tennis playoff host Redlands Thurs-
day, 18-0, on the breezy University
of Redlands courts to advance to
Tuesdoy's quarterfinals.
Coach Tim Mang's Seo Kings
(19·1) host unbeaten Mwrteta Val-
ley (19-0 ofter a 12-6 thumping of
Eisenhower Thursday) Tuesday.
Doubles partnera Sam Shahmardi
and Peter Kulmaticki were neorly
the only Sea Kings to sweep each of
their three Redlands foes, but sur-
rendered one game, under some
unusual duress, in their final set.
"Ther were going into the fin.al
game o their lut match going for
0-0-0, • CdM Coach Tim Mang said.
•And the rest of our team was
cheering for ~edlands, because they
didn't want to be shown up. The
Redlands players liked that.• c.-... •11co.--eo.a.-. MM, .. .._ __ 0
........ Collinl ('$def. Gc>nn.n, .. 1, rJ.t. 6ura. f.O, def. -,: 6-0; 1-wn (CdM) won.
6-1, .. ,, f.O:T~ ( • won, 6-J, •1. 6-1. .,.. ... O!Opr..tllmot9 (CdM) def.
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WI ETH ORN
• CONTINUED FROM 8
085 batting average up near the 9'300 plateau. .
:: But while bating, once
agatn. ln the game's glory,
Wiethom YOwed never to forget
h1t IWOOn.
•Jt tAlJ9hl me about baseball.
tha.t it'11Udl an up-and-down
"(Em.me) told
me to Just take
all that I was
th1nklng and
channel It
toward
baseball . .. "
-ERIC WIETHORN •
game,• he
said. ·u
taught me
you have to
take the
good with
the bad."
It did not
prepare
him,
however,
for the grief
of losing a
loved one1
foy the word, early May 1-', that
his grandmother had
passed away.
•She moved in with us eight
years ago and we were very
close,• said Wiethom , who was
still visibly distant while
preparing for that day's game
against Back Bay rival Newport
Harbor.
••
•t rMlll,!!n't know bow to
handle it, UM lbe WM the
ftnt penon !'Ml dOM to me Wbo
bad died,. WIMbOm NCeDed.
·1 didJ1tt mow wut to teeJ. •
Emme, however, provided
oomtort with ICm8 pregame worm.
•He told me to juat take all
that I WU tbfnk1ng and cbannel
lt toward bueball,. Wletbom
recalled. •por tome reuon, that
made evei1tbtng feel all ft9bt. •
Wiethom prooeeded. to clout
a pair of home runs and a double
in a .f.for-.4, m -RBI performance,
word of which, he believes,
worked tt.s way to h1I favorite
fan. Wiethom'1 second homer,
in the bottom of the fifth, put an
end to the 14"' mercy-rule
~were.all so happy for him.• Emme said. "We talked
about Eric's day after the game
and I told the guys ·u you didn't
believe in heaven before this
game, you sure should now.' "
Wiethorn wasn't through,
however, as be drilled another
home run and went 3 for 6 with
two RBI the following day in a
17-2 triumph. That win allowed
the Sea Kings to gain an at-large
berth ln the CIP Southern
Section Division IV playoffs and
they open their first postsea.son
since 1992 today at 3:15 at No.
2--seeded m Segundo.
Wiethom '1 prolific two-day
tear, wb.lcb doubled his season
homer total and nearly did the
same for his RBI sum (18), lifted
bis average to .321 and extended
a 23-for--'6 stint he plans to
prolong in the postseason.
Does he believe his
grand.mother was somehow with
him those final two games
again.st Harbor1
"There was something there,
something happening,• he said.
Towersey advances to. SCGA state tourney · i
WHJTT'lBR -Coron.a deJ Mar
Hlgb MnJor Chad 'Jbweney came
up big when it counted Thunday,
polt1ng bSI flrlt blsdJe ol the ci.i;: the tint sudden-death playoff
at the CIP Southern Section lndlvtd·
ua1 golf dwnpiomh11>9 at Fnendly
Hil1I Golf Coune.
Toweney'a 12·foot blrdie putt on
a 505-yard ~ S helped b1m earn
one of 2 berth.a in the CIP-SCG~
BOATING
CONTINUED FROM 8
reputable seamanship school
or the Coast Guard is a great
insurance policy.
I called several boat yards to
see what a basic haulout and a
two-coat bottom and three--coat
waterline paint job would cost. nus includes haulout.
washdown, scraping, zinc
installation, materials and ~bf>r.
I also asked for pridnifon Just a
per foot haulout fee on a 28-foot
sailboat.
'*" .................... Balboa eo.ty1rd (6n.604), N, SS
Basin M1rlne (173.QMO) N. SS
N.H. Shipyard (72J.::fie00}, Nl $6.50 South eo.st (67s-mn. N, ,s
LMson Shlpy1rd (650-2688), Y, SS
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$590 suo
15
lndMdual It.ate townament. tcbed·
uled June 2 at the SCGA Member's
Course ln Temec:ula.
Toweney, wbo wW play in the
state t.ownameot for the 1ecood
stnJgbt sprtn9, carded an 18-bole
round of 71 (7 over par) to tie for
15th.
Ea.rller ln the day, Toweney
signed a Jetter of intent to continue
bl.I career at Loyola Mmymount.
1be above information wu
estimated over the phone. For
more accurate information
concerning services and pricing,
please give the yards a call and
remember: •Keep the business
in your own harbor.•
You're not going to save
anything by driving to
Huntington Harbor, Long Beach
or Dana Point. The best
shipwrights, craftsman and yards
are right here in Newport Beach.
Answer to the earlier
question: The No. 1 reason for a
boat sin.king in its own slip is
attributed to •hose clamps and
hose failure.• Check out those
clamps and be sure to check the
und~ as that's where the
corrosion is most likely to
surlace.
Tow IMY jotned five :l:J::. vying for three spotl ln the
death ptayon torm.t. wbJcb 1 11e
began wttb a ddve CdM Coedl
Dk:k Morris esUm&ted et 270 y
·He hooked bis seoood thot into
the treeJ and I t.bougbl it WU beAd,.
ed for the aeek. but It ended
late and he bit his ppr09Ch abot1D
wtth.ln 12 feet apd sank· bis ~
MoJrll Mid.
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• Q1 1 utlMta rtc11y actOM from rff(cMn-u11op1oed. H lhall be the of the amount of "'8lr bid, le~eta M... Dally 'U8LJO W.• O' Beacfl.C01ta M... Dally ~ 111 " ' n~ n ducted by: 1 corporadon dolncl bulinHI ..: ::.~re:~~~ Ual UNI on Unda lale. tole rHponalblllty of the made ~~ to the Ctty Piiot May 22, 1998 AMNDONID Piiot May 22, 29, 19".F103 lo ~~~c,,~0 .... ~~ Ha .... you ~ doing IMfJRESS ILLUSTJu ••
on 08-14·97 Fite J.lo 111973-APPLICATION: AcceNQfY bidder to ... thel hit bid le of Cotta M.._ No pr~ F110 "lOPlllTY Int reading carried by the Mlneu ylf7 No TIONS, 418 Fleming Ave.,
130311 ' . ~door Dining Permit No. received tn proper time. =•":e~ cone~ PUILIC NOTICE Notice r. ~ PUIUC NOTICE 1011ow1ng ron ca11 vote: ~~=c~ncR•~:::~ = ~ ~c!;o 41t ~ ~ Tran, 3641 s. CEOA COMPLIANCE: Thie A Ml of Bid Document• IUCh CHhltt~•'ck. ~I· at'ihe ::l:" wl~ Plottte..,. luelne•• COUNCIL ......... , M. Ueakovan, Pr•tldentl Fleming Ave .• Plae.nti'a, CA Be., I., anta Ana, CA protect hll been r~ may be ~nad at the Of· caah, or bldder'a bond. LI,. MD ACCIDINT IX' SectJon Ocf':. 19 ., Aftl: 811ffe, Monahan, CEO 92870 t2el3 ind It hU bMn determined flee of tM City EnglnHr, No bid aMll be conald• MD HmAL TH auant B to I & 21: f N..... tatetnent llttobon, COW9n1 8otno Thl1 11aterMnt wH flied 0Mnnt C. Canlffo. 411 J~~ t~·~~1v1~'u•lcon· that It 11 categorlctllly Ill· n Fair Dflw, Cotta M.... «9d unite• h la made on • IYW0,111 O' TH• ~~ =~'the fol.:,~ ~=~on• are .,.. NOlll1 None. A.. with tti. County c i.,1c of Fleming Ave .. Placentia, CA
Laonatd Petenon empt under the requlr• Calllornla, upon ....,,. blank prOOOMI form fur· ANNUAL 8TAT•MINT • dlacrlbld property to wit: !L -rORO MOBILE ES· lllNT1 None. Orange County on g.os.911 9297o •99197• .. 11• ment1 of th• Catllornla En-fundable perment of nlihed by ltie City°' Cotta ftAll DDID ALMA VAJA f .f4 CNna TATI!S 190 Newport Cen-THE FULL TEXT of the 1ffl1717809 dThl~ ... bbualntH le I co~ ' -• vlronmental OuaUty Ac1. S Me1a and I• made In IC· D•CIMallR •1 n 7 h ' 1JC1...., y: • genera pa ... Thia etatement wu fll9d 2 SUBJECT· Th F 10.00. An edclltleNll cordel'IC9 wHfl the prov•· .. , 1 cab .. bbq, vac, c •. to'f:r ter Dr .. 41100, Newport ordinance may be rH d In Newport BHch.Co1t1 net1hlp
with th• County Cler1c of Saa1om Hotei (Th: I~ oherve of sa.oo wtn be •Ion• of the PropoHI r• ., .... QROU, L.,. iuo~eeS"l ~.1 o:oese ~·c;. fAe92MO th• City Clarlc'I Offlc1, 77 Miii Dally Piiot May 8, 15, Have you llart9d doing
Orange County on 04-01.98 Company applicant) 590 mad• tt handl9d by mall. qul11ment1. INIUUNCI ewt cord box~ RON:rd Non •1 C · tH•~on.,11: Fair Drive. Coeta M... 22. 29. 1998 ft055 butlne11 yet? No
Dally Piiot May 1, 8, 18, Newport Centlf Drive Bid Document• and OIMr Each bidder mu•I ha111. COM,ANV, 100 WllT TAGGART Q.110 IOI•. Chi, N== e:c~ c~··e2eeo' MARV T . ILLIOTT, PUBLIC NOTICE Armando L Tongko
22 1991 F043 SUMMARY: RequHI to eonlraet doeument• m1y ti.vi th• appropriate II-OLAR•NDON, •klboote mualc equip Jamee M Krueger 190 Deputr Cltr Clerk Thi• 1ta11men1 wee fllN
' t llow the conatructlOn ot a alao be examined al the ctnM and allO be Prt· 8UIT• 20001 vac ~lec JOSEPH Newport C;.,,ter Dr '1100 Publlahtd Newport IU,IRIOR COURT th the County Cltl'k of PUBLIC NOTICE 1~:,.000 aq. fl. addition to Offlee of the City CJ.,lc ol qualified H requlr9d by 'HOINIX, AZ ANELLO H·l01 Ski• & Newport BHch. CA.,92880 ' BHch.Coeta Meu Dally O' ITATI OF Orang• County on 5-05.ea
an axletlng hotal. The lht City ol Coita MtN. Sid law. ll01a.oGOO boota, recorde, mlac., KILB Ouy Lemmon, 190 Ntw· Pllot M1y 22, 1998. CALIPORNIA. 1ffllTS7Me
8TAT••NT 0, projed ~rw°'G!n.!he,:; Document• win not be cihe ~11'/Coa~e:.: Ult Total admitted uHt1. PICCIANO 1-48 Bike. aof~1 port Ctnllr Or., 1100, Fl07 COUNTY O, OMNQI Newport BHch.Co11a
AUNDONMIMT Of' t,°"~ ~ T ~I and malled unleu the ad· 1~ the rlQflt to rt~ '331,180,393 rug, ml1c ., KRISTEN Newport Beach, CA 92660 341 The Cltr Drtve ' Me .. Dally Plk>t May e, 15. u:~:.~:~a.T=~· P~ng ";~ a rt.! Plf· dlllOnal 53.oo charge 11 In-an~ and/or atlblde. ~~5~,e~ • b 111 t i ... !~~~R..:~~\,!~f•9,0:.: I~ :,~~·fJ~j.~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Or..,.., CA Heu' 22. 29, 1898 F052
The foCloWlnQ peraona mlt and • Modification. The Chided with payment. T • Contrle10f thall corn-Capl1al Stocke, S2,900,000 JOSEPH MERRILL K-88 Sjefre, 1800 Century Park IUllMARY OF IN AE: MATTER OF PUBLIC NOTICE have lbandOMdthe uff ol OIMilll Plan Amendment Each bid lhaft be made ply With the provfllonl of Aggregate wr11 .. 1n1 for I.adder, etero, 2 blkH , Eatl, '300, Lo9 AngelH. AD0'Tl!D ORDINANCll Au.AN PAUL Al.MIRAl'fTE1---------
the Flcllllou1 BualntH ts required to lncrMff the on the Propoeal form, Section 1170 lo 1780, In-other than apeclal aurplus hoM, vac. CA 90087·1508 CITY O' MALGAPO. DIANE MARIE FlotlUou• Suslfteaa
Name: NEWPORT ARCHI-total maxlm.m hotel room 1heet1 P-1 ttvough '"' d"91ve. Of . the C .. fomla funda, SO Sai. will be by compeU. Th ia bu1lne11 la con-COSTA MIU ALMIRANTE MALGAPO, Name ltatemoent
TECTURAL PRODUCTS, = o~:c!'ttt~ prCMded In the conltact ~~~"::.;:I~ Sl.Kplue notel, SO IM ~'lt::t~lt Maled due19d by: a general part· ORDINANCE 98-13 11 MINO~ No: 119974 ~ t~ '=sone "9 ~~~m::· cutrlf!C ffmlt le 325 hotel :;-n~and a'!':n!: ~~~ ... byJ:h~ :! u1~~$3~~~ft>. =~~thettft~~~ ~.:Ip you 11ar19d doing== ;;ectbe3C>lnd~~ B~~=DP~E~ STO'AK EXPRESS, 1701
The '1C1ltlou1 8u1lneH ~ ~2r,~ I~ or cu~'• ,,:. or 1 bid me Wll1' ~ Ctty C1et1c 0( i:Eregate wrftH\a for .Jwte. llei at 2:00 P.M_.~ bUalnest '19(? Yel, 19&5 from lt1 adopdon on Mey ADOPTION Oft MINOR ~3·CA• -~ .. ~ Name referred lo lbOve . .... Cltu f ,..... u~.. awplua, so the premlM where _., El Toro Moblle Esta!••· 18 1"8 end waa .,. .......... c RE . .. D ROA "'"'""' .... _.., -.. WH filed In Orange~ UM permit I• requlr9d f()( bond lor not"" than 1°" u.. .., 0 ~ .. -· na11lgnad lundl (•IM'· pt09lt!Y flu bHt'I 1tored By: El Toro Man;egement by. th• 'folloWlng ;"Qi HILD NF .. N r Tammy Lynn Rael, 17'01
on J ulY ~1 __ 1Ht, l'lte ~eapenH "°:~the hot~ of the amount of their bid,~~~~ plu9),$31,153,021 ind which I• roc.t9d at Company. By: MNdowl vote· COUNCrL MaMo mE&?~oo~~~~ Huntington St.t...'~-~ No 1"'3eWW4 .... • anc~-, UNI. " made payable to th• City ,... Gain (LOii) from oper• AYREI SEU' STORAGE, Man1gement Company. · tlnglon leach,""' W<nMI Thomu D. PhWpa 28ll modification 11 requlr9d for f Col M No ~·Of Mid COde. tlonl, S1a,182,<45e 7012 Emfft Ave., Hunting. Rondell B. Hanton, Gen-8IRl1 AVl81 8uff•t TROL AS TO ISIOORA Victoria Marie Raef. 1701
Bayehor• Dr c-1 N9wpo,. the 8PPfWlll of an tlllerlO< 0 ta eu. Pf:; llARY8U.IOTT Net mcom. 117,390 923 ton leech ea (714) J4i. .,11 Partnef Monahan~ lrlolleen1 AlMIRAl'fTE Hlaitlngton St.. #S. ~
Btach CA t2ee3 ' waU ·a1gn which uceed• poul lhall be coneidtf De9utY Cltr Clertr, lncrHH (oecr111i) In 7314. ~lord reMrvM Thi• etatemenl wa• fll9d Cow•", Io M • r a· Dlltr. 8124198 tlngton ltnd1; CA t2t4t
Thi• • bu11ne11 I• con· the allOw•bl• ., .. permit· unl111 accom~enled by C:f efC"t• Mn8 Caoltal and Surp1111 during the right lo bid •t the ult. with the County o.rti of NO•a1 None. Ml•MT• Dept: 503 Thi• bualneH la co~
duct9d by an lndMdual ted lor wall a1Qn1 In the 1uch cu hltr • check, Pul> lah•d N1w'Oort 1m . l8 487 5'4t PufeflaM• muit be med• Orange County on 4-28-98 None Tlme. 1:30 AM duC1tlCf by: a gtnlfal parti-Thom•• D l'hHlp• A.PF Dletrlet. Tfie 142,000 cuh, or bidder'• bond. ~:,c~.eo:~a 29M~ ally 1~.,,C. in Force: N• by caah and paid fOf et the 1ff .. 7H892 Ordina~ 91-13 repeal• l u~'l;•h:d MN•w'O~ nerthlp .c..a...
1H .. 7i117t aq. fl. •dell102'fc!n lncludnl t: No bid lhlll be contfd. ay • • ·,111 tlonwlde, 18,951.542.000 Ume of purch .... Alt pur. Dally Pilot May 1. 8. 15 Artlcie 7 of Chapter II Tiiie P::,c Mayo•15 22 ":a JUN H ..... you ?ltatWd ..,_.,, • • ·room, • 11 "" ered unlH• It 11 made on a Accident & Health preml-chaaed good• are told H F ' • ' · • ~ yet No Thi• ttatement wae llled •lory tower addition: 1 uma 1410 088 723 11 and mutt be remOV9d 11 22, t998 025 9 of the Coeta MtN Mu-IJ, 1998. TIWTlmy Rael
wUh the County Clenc of e 1 uoo 1q. fl. ballroom ~1~nk ~~ ~m Mlhed ~~ PUILIC NOTICI inM.rance In' Force: Call-time of •lie. Sale le aubject PUBLIC NOTICI nlclpal Code relating to F070 Thia 1tat1ment Wll 8leCI
Orange County on 0&-05·91 (800 1111a); 'I 0 ' ffl a 1 ORDINANCI rornla eualneu Page to cance11auon In the .....,,t permlta lor clo" out Ulel. PUii.iC NOTICI with the County a.it of Newport llHch.Cott• • 111 meeting room• totaf. made In accordance with 14 383 847 ooo ' of Mttlement .between land· IUMMAIWY 0' THE FULL TEXT of tti. or· Orange County on 4·t-91
Mffl Dally Pllo1 May 8, 11J, Ing. 3,~ IQ. i : (demoll the ptovlalone ol the Pro-AN Oft;~;.::CI OP Accld9nt '& Health prtml· IOtd and Obllgl1ed party. '"Olt081D dlnance may be r11d In the FloUUow halnee• t ... e7Sl114
22. 29, 1991 '083 11• reconf our1a11on 1 1 • polll requirement•. THI COIT• MllA ume • Dlree1 Callfomla Auc:tlon11t: Wanda Nor· ORDINANCa City Clerk'• Office. 77 Fair NMne ltateMent Newport Btach.Co,et• on O ti '?,: tnn I Each bidder mu9I ti. .... a .. II u e In e 11 Page ton, Bond I a..oo-1884 Cl..v 0, Ori ,._. M The, ............... ........,.. ate M D•..., Piiot M a s PUIUC NOT1CI Cour1t and a of the C-39 (Roofing Contractor) IANITMV DllTIUCT 1110,201,748 ' A'/f~ Seit Storage, R"I· '' ve • ....,.ta ..., doing~ ';i~-"' -., av • 1 • ---------1 •xlatlnQ hlllt club) Ind llcenM and allO be IXIM,TINQ We hereby ctftlfy that the dint Managere COITA MIU MARV T. ILLIOTT, Favorite Locala 18' 1 22. 29, 1198 IC*' "'""'°" CCMIM "PMtlonh ct ~! the f~ quellfted 11 required"':; ,ROflUTY DIRICT\Y aboW Item• are In ao-Publlahed Newport ~/~OPO=~R~c:; Deputr Cltr Cleftl North Paclllc eo.ia ~ MUC MOTICI Of' CALIPOR•IA, Malt u..,apa ac 1 CO•NICTIO TO cot~ with the Annual B••ch.COata M..a Delly • ac Publlahad Newport W9Y .,141 ....... hKh 1 __ ..,.. _____ ;..
COUNTY Of' ORANG• ~· ININtUM ... ;;. City Councll of the THI COUNTY et•t•ment for 1M YHI ftllot May 22, 2t, 1991. =r :..":;~:. ~ Beach.CO•t• M9N Daly CA 82es1 • . P'lctttlw9 ..... Ha ~1 TIM Cltw Drift e 1 W9d(i1..,. den and IMITATION 4Wldecf December 31, 1997 f114 1991 belnQ Ordinanc. es: Pilot May 22. 1991. Madine ,UIHlll, 811 1 ...,_ ltat..._\ '"'om.. pOOI 1aclftiv"" I:' outdoOI City of Cotta MtA r• DflTRICT8 TRUNK mad• lo the lnauranc• PUIUC MOTICIE 18 ~rng Secttona .,. F105 North Paclllc coua Hl9fl-The fo•owioo peraone er.
h• 14tft ~. • :;: .. ~~ 1o ~ llWU LtNH ntOtl ~:. ~ta:: 11' and 13-M 01 Iha Cotta PUBLIC NOTICE Cly~~1• 1.11pa awn. = =::" ~ Man. ~. OA ~TION. GPA 174 The Connc1of thell com-DtlT1UCT CHMUI. law. NUWTINOTOll 81ACH Mna Municipal Code r• Roltv P\Aald. M11 Hant\ 3800 Seebtefte
ttMS.117t ~· Tttlftc ·~f~o. 114, pty WI#! the provtllone of WHEREAS, IM Dlattlct /91 R. LH WIRTHLIN1 .c:::-=:ICT r.~~:i:"::. ~ '1otltleua 8uatne.. Pacfflc Coaat Hlghwey. ::~ del .._.'CA IN ntl MATTl9' 0, live =::n U = Sec1lon 1170 to 1780 ~ flu enacted varlou• ,,.._ p,...ldeftt, Tu -~ roperty Environmental "8Me ltat......,t 11'141, L.11QW1A a..cn, CA • THI 'ITITION TO • M ' charget and tHmptlon.I Je1 DICK VAN TRll-Netloe ef _.t ~tlon· Exempt. The tolowlng pet90nll .,, 12151 stwon E. Schooet191ger,
CHANQI THI NAMI :: 1#1' and MocMcallon ~eo:. 1: = ==· t;rovldlng ...,,., JU, Aaatetent leer.. fer ~,Hale THE MOTloN lo 0"'9 Or· ~~n:~i:s 5180 Thie bu1lne11 It con-3IOO lelllwMn Urie, C0:
01' olaffr•r Denlel C«OA COMl'UANC!: No.,... and ~of,,.._ ... WHEREAS, 1t1e Dletrlc1 ~ ·=·=~ dlnance H-l8 flm "~Birch St., Ste. 200. ~=eel by: fluSband and ':,.defo.Mw~~ 11,
........ TIC! II H!AOY P\Jfmi!R ~ by the City of ptOYldea no MMc4I to a Publlahed Newport NOTICI II HfRHY can1ed by the foloWfnO IMctl, CA 92tlO Haw you IUllMd doing MOO leetlfeae LaM C.: CA8• NVM8•R GJV!H U\at en lnttlal Sttxly/ Cotta M.aa, which ere on propeny connect9d dlfectty leach-Cotta M... Dally OMN that the Huntlnoton call vote: COUNCIL 11....,.. 0. Pool, 11 Han-bullneae ~?No rona cMf Mw CA --5
AtH181 MH~ ~ ~ mo with the City Clertc °'lo the ttunk """ of the l'tlot M-v 11, 19, 20, 21. heeh Union High Sdiool M•M••R•1 Av••· coctt. Laguna Nlgull, CA Madine fl\Aukl Thia bu11n. .. la con-
OROlll TO •NOW ttllOn hat bNf\ prepar""' • eoun.v Sanl1•tlon D11tr1c11 22 ,... Dltlrlct °' c t lufta, MenehM1 .... "" mn Thi• ttai.ment ... ltlecl dUcted by: ""9bend Jnd
CAU8• '°" OMANOI ~.:-In ~w= ::. ~I o::i:.= of Or~ C~: and ' • M187 c.ittonila ~ byoun~ Hn, NOl81 CeW8ft, Mainey lnveetmenl ~ wnh the COW'lty Cletlc of Wife • •
or NAiii the applloatlon noted prMCfftled th«aln tot~ dWHE h ASb t d• :oa~d PUILIC NOTICI through' 1ii-Clovarnlng ••m•,., A8llMT1 ~~·:.c!;· Orange COYnty on f.12·M HIU'll9 you l1aNCI -..
PfTITIONER(:l .i.n~ abovt. The Neoallw Deel• com--of Mid Code. J::. :i" J~ • tha~ loatd, rw.INlfter retentd Nena. CA 'aiiiO • 1.....,Hit7 ~r7~ : , ~.m :~:-ION "rot AH r!,.tlon ~~ tM_t. the tub-MARY •LLIOT'!L.,.. apeclflt• that IUCh prop. UP8 MD ACCIDllNT :,.: : to°':f''notw11t 1a;: :E FUU. ~ r!i": Thie b141lne11 le co~ Deity Pttot May 11, 21,:.~ Thee -~II ..:.:o-.
ORO!A TO CHANG I ,...... _.... Cpmet•I ~~ Yty Cltw C~ vnJ ef ll'1Y lhOuld be Nempt from -MSALTM then 2:00 pm .Uy I 19" or nance may dUcted by: an unlncorpO. June IJ, 1M r,,_ _.,, the ~ 0.. ..
NAMES lffltOM Jeflr•~ Poted ~-With """""..!'!: C..ta llhu thl• Dlttrlct'a chetll". ftllOlllll °' TMll ~· for Studt.it •-· the City Clel'k'a Ofllce. n rated Heoclatlon other ••• ~ --1 =County on .,1,.
0 ............... ~ TO ......., tetton "' """ reoomm.-NOW TH!RffORf TH! •-••• 1T•T1n-,,..~ ,. Fall Dt1Vt Cotta M.... tNn a l*U*'INP r~ -•"' .... _.,.., ......... , mltftatlon rnHaUrn wlH Publlefl•d Ntwpcm llOAAb o, DIRICTOAS -.. "' • • ..._to the unlQUe,. MARY T ILl.IOTT HtN9 ·you etari9d dolnQ 1 7taa1• "'' Danit! ll~ov not ,..,. In • ~ ltach.-Cotta MIU Delly O' THa COSTA MUA ftM alllHD ture of 1ht ~a. • 1 tMJalneU ylf7 Y• 04/aV '1otttleue llu9'Mu DaiV Pltol Mey 15, 22; .. ~ i:.,~.r~"': :":'~~"=1~ l'MotMay11J,22,19M IANITAAYDllTAICTOOH -:.':':1:.:S"" =u:~~ .,.ru'l1~~r-~porl.. • ' ,,:=:::-=.,. ....... ,... -
tNt """'* APP..'*' l>efof• tM Cltv ... acoeoc the Neg-rro73 H~ ~~=:for pro(>-ueaUUNCa and/or rnodlfloetlon 01 eeaoh-Coeta MM• Delly = D.n::'ment eorpo. ~ bUalneM u : .....0 IOflCI . :,~ ~ J" t~ ~ o.::=.~Thla~ MLIC NOTICI eny witt11n °the Dlettlct that COMPANY, =~~~"'°'Meyn, 1918. '1ot ~Nellon o. ..um.y, .= ~t':a = ,.. .. ,, 1 eu1 1~ •
County lupeflof ~ .. ...,. " OOtletNed •• either CITY °" :u::~ ~ed: = 700 ···~ Center klund In pectc.aged MUdlf!C Thie •taWment Wit fled CA la101 ,._ ... °Ir I 1 the ICJdfw.,.,. ~ IOPfOVtl °'..,.. by the COSTAll&IA ~ Sanitation Dllttlct• .,... Newpert lnforrneUOn ~ PUIUC NOTICI WI#! the County an of Richard "-!ff, M87 A 1"8 foioMll ........... :-'fm.~"!,·=~ Cltyo:lhe~~ CMWtMCCMINTY, of Or;noe Counly, Caltfor. ~o:·~=MO ~:r=deo:i aullllMYOf' =C<Mny on~ ~CAv:r. wr;, 8en\a ~~~ ,_.
there .now C*IM, N My ::n~ CJ" ~o::: CMJPOMIA ..... (Of auccea~), a1,IH,743.933 ....... Mle •• 1• bea!nr*\a. "°'"•D , 111... ,em Monti .... M.tba. &... LllHINQ .,. ..... 11
!hey ~. -"Y the peWon publlo .. ,..,... -oom-NOTIO• :.. ~ ·~ ::ti T 01 •I 11 • b I I I I I•. t 10:00 am "' tfli Dlelr1ct OIMMflAllC• Newporl ... c:h.Co•t• gunl Niguel, CA mn Lene. 1bzo1. N••,.,. for ~ of neme aflOUld "*" on Ihle .......... IN'VITHIO .... • ao,MO,llf.4llO loatd room 10291 YOik· OITY OP ,,.... Daly Plot Mey •• 11, "Theodof• \.aaQf, 1171 p. had\, CA...,
,... • .....,. tllft. ""ft .·Mo... NOTa II ..... ..-i ~~be ...,-npt Catttar ltook1, town Aw•·.1....-~l"'lln1ton COITA..U 12,n.1• . ,_ ver •~u'.s.~~!'nt1no1on Aafett •"•,._,., 111 • .. ...... ...... ... "'°"...., ......... ....., ~--. ao..,.,ooo --.n. CA ...... A Tech--os•o ORDf. ...... CA....... '-1!11 LAM •Dam. ..... MM ...... °'*' to .,_, ~ Id 5-.. ~ ...... ,.,.... hc:1lon 2: ., tuefl A~• wrlte-N for .... ~ ... tolloW A ,.,...,... " MUC MOTICI Tiil• buelnffl i. con-por't IMdl CA_, _,..be,. .. ,,...."' Mer -. 1 .. • .~ 1t.i 11111,... :"Z ~..:; od* 6in lt*ial uptue fie VtndCW ~ at =~:::::,:::ct ,...1 8 11 clUd.ed Oy: ~ Jullo Sh•'"~ 111 C.. ...... ,,.., "8t, I .. ~ Ion w Mlf\ °'* ...... ..-..... Dletltd. lie turM1t 1!30 Pf'\. To,...,,,. doclu-CGl'id ~ til NN f, IHI • IH ~ ~ ....., doing l•111~H••!1-' • _. .......,~, • cllr· Ind~•-.. •• -. ~to ;;·~ aN.a be l:t Comr1button C«1Jflnte1 IMnll ftl ,.._ ~ , ... ~~•ioe ,.: ._ ,, .... "'' ~ Wf1 No porfllMd\, '°"' _,
..... !ft We .......... ., ~ ,. '0T.i ·811Ai .. Mt tot It'!_~ tot a14MQl,GM .... tNMI I W: ICerry 1._ ~ lf'I IMUllt .. The ai ..... .,. NcMrd IWlf 'T"le '"'9"'"9 le = o:"i.r "':.:.'r .... = lnlll• •,!?! ._. ~""'°~· :r' .,;':,"~000~ ~-==;.:=.-H11ment cturtne ,ltc:M :U • ~ :J: =·~ ~": =-tlf: ......, , ..... lltlW.., ......... ~:::& tlll .:::-::~·::~---...,.....,.tot ftOlelf ....... =·~:..-:TM.'"° k. ... Orilnil ·~-&;tMI HIM~ ...... W. ~ ~ ............ .. ~bylclWaMeNIDt v;:;:N'pM lltt1e•1 II/ •••I atvfico;;llltlM,__ too ......... lwh, CA,_..,... I ......_,_,No ·~· ...,. o. ~~ <>-.." ••" II\"*' one wHk ._..,. ...,, ...,_1n~• ~ ..._, ...... • p,.. ri ,.,...., ~ '"• • c..,o. N••P••• •Hell.CHI• ~ • ..... , ~ -•J«-141t 1 -. ~-lft0·1~ -WI I 111L•ll C.. THI MOTION to f/l¥ft OI'· ~-·-r: . J ·-~-~ .... Oltr .... -11.. -· -~-hill •'i"•t•fMJ4t...~--i~11rw.~ 8~Di19!1ftf!A•,,:,:.fll.Wlt nl~ ::-.::=: .. ,..... •'Al tllle --~ttf ....... • 1•i ...... , .... ~ • • l ~!Milh;-.......... o.ije
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•10 CANYO• 1tH M•..-.r View .... M•1bt & 1bt'• *° lbr a•e1•e OM Unique ~ 0MAa stfAIF • A•moclel. C~ Abeotutely gorgieoue 1 be, qui el t•l•d Townhome. Mulet bt, '*1d TAHNAH HIRSCH
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A3h'i'2 Hatt a~. etc ~'*'::'·;: plaoe. very •HY" N01l111 The lOlbcouldc:omefroma1uccc•·
i•rage. 1111,000 C"' ... A --•• 2124 ll2lmo · 142•2111 lolng. l'uir prMg. •A'" fut noeeee ln elthet hetirta or c:lubl. By OWnef 152•9Me ....,.. w ' 500/rno. Me.'t 10't o J 1 Siece IO briDa in Che heart u with-
ihllf toCitloAI ·~~~~.:~: o 108652 out 1011 also requJred a 3·2 apllt,
2Br 29a Spacloui, 2· NWPTHQT82bd1ba 1126nopet 1eo'a1ae llftALS •JS.. 117 u:.-. Soucbcorrectlyctecidedthlttheclub
St<Hy Condo, 2/cw •" 19 patio w/d hkuf nu .,..1184 or 84s-llM3 W.lflT!D 2728 WEST ~· fineue offered lhe bcnet oddl. A&r
gw. 1269,000 Broker :'~l/cat':t IMI f/1 lum .... r .ublet fum'd • Q J 10 8 ! 6K5938 3 wlnnina the' ace of apedelt dect.rer
8'9-840-6884 . l-MOw8443 2br 2ba. Poolltennll/ ••nea.· Dl .. bled m.,, o 2 v I~ a cfub IO tho queen, lo.1na to cho
Gr••• View of Udo Terrlflo Rental 2Ba. exer-rm/prkg etc. Near need• •Ingle M hom• <> KK 97 4 <> Q J 9 k1n1. Bvcntu~lly, declarer llad to
Channel, 24 eecurlty,. FP, walk·ln clst, lg allll1495mo432.+400 lo rent W/WhMlchalr • 632 •lt17 ~onetricltlnachoftheodlet
walk 10 Udo VIiiage rme, hk·upe, pvt patio ac:ceH. Oall Lance at SOUl'll three &UUI. Down one.
2Br 2.5Ba 5582 soc) t1,425. no amkgtpet9. NIWPOIT 949-H3-8124. • K 9 2 The fulfillina trick wu available in
Ml-875-2700' 780-0189 °' 54M283 o A Q 10 6 5 4 club1, but not via the fi1eue.
Harttor V1ew M · IUCB 2889 0 A 3 Declarer ihould win the llJlde lmd in
Somereet. 5br •-;-::. NEWPORT COMMUCIAL • A Q hind and ~y aiib cbe ace of =~·15":xt :ug:~:r.~ BUCH 2169 a:r-.-::o=,vt: llBA1 ESTATE 1be biddin ~~~co:!": .=t."; ~~
Me4444781 "Come :::Wi.nc. th• ~ ~ ~R'IB ~ ju of cluba wouJd be hiah wt the
4UeT LlaTllD ••yfront '2Br+ O.n Promomontory Point 40 1'w 1'w Pw ace of 'ct~ WU the eatry IO the
view Condo 11115 ooo 3Ba. 2/c prttg. Great Dtff .. 1 Bt wtth BUSINESS 0-1,.• I"-:.. ........... n....... f table to . • toes on the knave.
Brand N---1 .. 12•000 vu'• 12795/mo IH Ag1 wenc:e ~~ 'W1 ..,._....,, ~ ~ 0 • Indeed, thi1 approach would C
....... v • s1 h 1 723-0 37 gwage, 1 Br with L.oft. POa ••-2711.a ......._,_ the I o( • ...... Giant Duplex 1825 ooo •P an• 1 28r wllh Loft and .uoftA v• For mao the lwe of a finesse is ,,_...u uxwy tr)'inl IUD • Penln. P1 1895:000 Prud•ntlal CA Realty Townhou••· New ~ .-.. . flneue in an 1uempt to 1core ea
' -. •ayrlde• 2Br 2Ba, FP, Gourmet Kitchen•. NBll'a.h la 215e2f1 w/8 IO lll'Olll .. ~-, se blinded. to all ovauick. n-...1~1 ale, frig, pool, •Pa. Reeort·Styt• Amen111M Ofc, Conf., Kit. 2·9mo ~ poaabilitiea. 1be IOlh trick on ~ ~ ted /d. p S 1 5215. to 13115. Sub Lae. M low u thia deal lhouJd be easy IO apot, yet 1.-n to be a beaa' bstdp~· ~...., gla • w • •t ok. (941) 789-0931 11.15 per ft. 780-1400 many ..a.-se lllC to miu iL er! Su._ __ ...... _ aow to ... _ o-• 723-8120 1775. 715().()378 IAC ~'~between One Vfl:n-......, n
UDO laLAND Udo ••~ront without 1MM Apt Commun1t1e1 -hearta and four bcartt a• n:bid. At ~-11:"~~/..':;
Hom•• and Rental• doc~98~· 1::~:b:e~~ aP•CIAL a•R+au .. ~ ~~"" thil ~·however, it peya to Gorea Brlda• Le.:86 P.O. Boa
Avallable Blft Grundy 1 0 ... • 4 3 2 8 e MOW IN •ONUa .-,,..... ., lo be ualeaive, IO South selecled the 4410, ,.,..__. m. •
RHltora . 87 ... 181 ."' • Newport Bay Terrace N;;;"occ.oZ,, aameoid. It i1 unlikely that North ___...,
• . Oceanfront Summer Lg 1 A 28r near Back to.806 would have accepced the invitational
LIDO laL• 4Br+ Oen Rental• l/mo 16500 Bay A goH cour••· 0'8EJC.:., rebid of tine heats.
Corner lot w/88' front l /week 13000. JI~ Large pool, new car· I--------...--------...-------~ oo Via Lido Soud. Agent 94e-e75-5069 pet & much more. ..7'1+&40-3666 ..
Marble end leak wood Sorry No Pet•
ttra. S930K 875-4042 Short T•rm L••a• 84&-4888 t----------t MONEY MEMBERSHIPS Open lat-iun 1•5 2bd·2be, l1800mo '8peotaoular Ocean lnc.utll. W/0 , 'N/P 1 View• S pacloua TO LOAN 2914 3018
Good job•
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Interesting things
lo buy ,.or ••I• By Owner car auached garage. 2 Bedroom/2 Bath + COMMERCIAL 278 •• 't8th ••• (3 0) 8 4Br 3.5Ba S375-S400K 1 20-6177 Loft, New Gourmet PROPERTY 2778 Yl••IM••lero•rd Prine Only 845-0449 Kitchen, Vaulted Cell, S25K +. uneecured, Dry bar. Fl replace. . bad/no cr.ctlt ok, all
The Jewel of Executive AmenltlH. NB Xlnt ••ach Loo approved 800-385-3499
Newport Craet APARTMENTS S3185. (949) 789-0931 2200aq ft, great VI•·
Open aat-aun 1-e POR RENT ...... Kept aeoret lbllltyl Flexlble, very•••••••• 14 Tribute Ct. In Newport Beaoh" motivated 810-3234
Quiet 3Br 3Ba Tri· Spacloue 2Br/2Ba. · ANtfOUtfCEMENTS
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clearlnghouaell Don't In Clasalfled
want yours? We'll take 842.se?B hll Buyl Rent! Reaon , _______ _
SalH International
1-80<M2~5987. Vold
Wh•r• not premltted. RENT Level. lncr.ctlbl• 180-Ocean View from INCO._
ocean vu A city llQht• Overalz• Balcony, &nQ
Call {714) 751.Stsee or BALBOA Vaulted Celling•, PJlOPERTY
Sat & Sun &48--4077 ISLAND 2806 Executive AmenltlH
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Won't Laet 1397,000 Huge Living Room 11790. Call Now Two Home• on Xtra 2920
' WAT•Rl'RONT apeoloue 1unny 2Br/ (949) 781-0931 ltg Lot. Room to build • Fantutlc Low Price I 1 Ba, furn, 3·moa. AYI more. $259K Prine HOUa•alTT•R
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~ 8/20 ·9/20 $1500.mol•••••••• Only. Agent 03-0880 Available last wk of W JlrncleWtial 87~4983 or 87~5360 June, pete ok. c. ••• .. MISCELLANEOUS ,________ Valerie (714) 2156-1587
e..9-123.9120 CORONA l•IENT--ALS••••• BUSINESS a. .... Chrl•ttan ~ Science Practitioner
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ltOOMS 2708 Sclent11t. Will help 1070 29r 2•• upper back anyone who hu
unit of Cape Cod etyl• BUSINESS health, buslneH or
, duplex. Ip, lrg living CdM Gated pvt en-peraonal problems
The 9ummlt' 2Br area, lg balcony, ttance Lrg & br1ght, OPPORTUtfJTY through p rayerful
3Ba+Den/t.on. 2c/gar, bright & open. $1825/ clOM to beach, quiet, meditation or C/S
comm pool. epa + mo yrly IH. eo&-8449 patio, prkg. no pete, 2904 reading. For appt.
more. Squeaky clean, $575/mo 72 "Inv• name & phone#
almoat new. $295,000 --875-4594 or •·mall
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HOUSES/ · ~,~':.'::. c":,':~~~ c.D.M. Shr 2br 2br :~a'!,,yb~C::!Y Yfo': POUND 2925 ------CONDOS cell•, frig. Move~n Townhome 2 blka to fH• °' Mrvlc••· Relld l'OU-female $hatk.
POD D'llNT Sp•clall 1875+1400 ocean. w/d • gar, pvt and d tand nv ,_,,, A'-~ depoalt. 848-2421 e n t , no/emk/pet contra~~ 9:.tore ~ very ewMl HB area S750mo.702-3~. algn Sno around few 845-9551 & ~1918
a•r 1•a Dupbr 1-Lvt CdM 2br 2ba, w/d, rat~. P LOaT female Cofll•
--------1 atngl• ga.r, qui.t, pvt, frig spacious w/deck CM .,..., Family pet GINEJlAL 2102 on bluff n"r beach. 17SO/mo + utll'a. Perleot PT Home &45-9559 a 650-1988 ••liil•lii••• 1795/mo. &42·9699 Call John 893-3488 Bualn•HI 2hra/day
eama you 2k to 20k •••••••-L•••••L All Ar••• •2Br 1 •a remodel.CS CdM rm avl f/1 In lg per month Hand• on taooo-t7000/ma very olean, near alty 3bd 2ba houM tralnfng.24hr mag. 1· PJ!JlSOflALS
Lu•ury L•••lne 0 .C.C., no pet, tow.r w/d. f/p eom• atorage 800-299-5001 x81392 •••llllillilllliilllriiiil Broker 714·552.&700 $745 + $400 241-8850 873 .. 383
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one•. Xlnt Cond. ent, clothff, a off bottorv. •Int cond. 100Kml, all newt Aune cuhrnere/M>ty, 714.e42·7700 (3U~snai' 1 13.333
paid {714') 8157·8133 1180. 875·5803 tum. 429 ~Of! c.,,,., tandem, ••at gr .. u BIO vet '"°· lull option, C/O, LUOS 9115 PLYMOUTH 9185 L•XU• cw -·..a A-• 0 Id 8 Ya,.. .... 8a& 1"--coneol•. ladd•r •••t. 949·72o-3775 :Mic ml, mint --------W•STMINSTl!R --"• o llvet n ,.-_... 30hp Su:rukl ennlne (202383) S18 977 '8"' Ga .. 00 -•-A 9125 liiii&••••liilll 17 4) ........ -'-'kiln Mint, Sterling CDTS 6075 Sun 1-:"pm. 'umhure, newly Htvlc•d • f!·Z --------• .. " a..-u ' • -
Old wtlClhe• •Jewelry ciothH. computer, lo•d•t trailer,' allng CADILIAC 9040 •94 Q411 Wh:=z•."~~,;pt, '~.'~:!!~~ •.
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RICOiiDatrol'. rot Chlo••• 8/27 Apt 58 (Off Oof!MntOd) .... ••viii• STI new L•>CUS trade uxua NHd• Some Work (3JXK773) Only 29Kml 9230
Jeu., A&B, Soul, Rocle 1110/both. 7~1411 ••n BO.I.tie 7014 Fully Loadedl Unci.r (253802) •22,977 MISSION Vl•JO 5800. or B11t Offer L•>CUS Of' liiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii
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