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Home My WebLink About1996-09-03 - Orange Coast Pilot. . . . SPORTS Water Polo team .~hasn :'t lotlf.a stroke...___ ___ _. . .. Alleged· Crime spree covers latid, sea •Two arrested following Newport Beach rampage 1 1 which involved theft, damages, ai8ault and firearms. . . . spree on land and sea that left I By John Canalis, Daily Pilot behind destroyed property, assaulted and burgled victims NEWPORT BEACH -1\vo and a fired gun, police said. yokol young men, w ow i of a Udo Isle dance club late Sun------------1 day, allegedly launched a crime when Jamon Rayon Buggs, 22, of Perris and Marlin Dave Carey, 20, of Boise, Idaho, were forced to leave The Warehouse Restaurant at 3450 Via Porto after 11 p .m. for unconfirmed reasons, said New- port Beach Police Sgt. John Desmond. Angry, Buggs and Carey armed themselves with baseball • demanding return of their cover charges,· Desmond said. Buggs No lnnger nettl.ed I by the mystery I of the nurdle I '' 1 , I '. I \ 1 I '' I \ I '.I \ "· I ' I \ I , .. I "(/es, Tani, there is a nurdle · I I maker ... . Young Tani Jones, age 8, wrote me a neatly penciled letter I on notebook paper recently - and sent me on a mission. · Miss Jones, a Newport Beach resident, related that she and her family •go to the beach a lot• - especially between 40th and 48th streets -and have been "Can you please help us find out more about intrigued by a local phe- nomenon: •When we sit on the sand, we find 'nurdles,' lit- 'nurdles' so tle pieces of colored plas-we can put . tic in the a end to sand. My mom and dad our sum- mer mys- tery? ... " " -TANI JONES • remember finding them when (they) were kids and the life- guards say the same thing .• Tanl said her inquiries to local lifeguards ettdlltld these amwan: • t. They are squid eyes; 2. bi- products of offshore oil wells; 3. packaging from container ships; t . to ~tJ:r&;smd fleas away; 5. they come from bigger plas- tic.• Tani closed her letter with this plea: ·can you pl~ase help us find out more about 'nurdles' so we can put an end to our sum- mer mystery?• And she "kindly taped a few blue, white and yellowish pop- corn kernel-sized nurdles onto her letter for my perusal. Realizing I was onto a huge expose, the investigation that would finally draw me a Pull~. I started digging right away. • First stop: the Newport Beach lif . • inquisition. White grew up in Newport and said kids have been won- dering about nurdles since he er Kemp card, a 1968 Topps, for' $55. Kemp wu a Butfalo 8Ul that yMr. 1lm Stone, owner of Coste Meta's Tbe Wla Klda. bu a lin· g_l' .~..., card, allo • 1"8 ~ wblcb" not not for ..... but II OD ~y lot CUltf>IMn to acbDIN. ~,_uw~ tiiMD W gll g OD to· tlMlllr, ICearp celdl 9"' ---the~ "" u.··-"1'1dtr'oa for ~· MaDJ ~t -~., .. daf ..... to ......... ..., . . ~'nl'a • ""9bt~ bi&. Stone .... had a gun in his waist band, Desmond said. Doormen at the club refused a -refund. Cover charges run about $5 there. Carey and Buggs responded by allegedly smashing an outdoor display case at The Warehouse. cars in the parking lot and stole at least one car stereo, Desmond said. How Carey, who was under the legal drinking age ol 21, got into the club in the first place, could not be confirmed. A manag- er at The Warehouse did not return Daily Pilot phone c.alls. After damaging the cars, •SEE SPREE PAGE 4 ~ .. Council mayd0cide tonight to buy farm • City could pay school district $7 million for prop- erty and develop public recreation facilities. By John Canalis. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City officials could decide tonight whether to buy the Costa Mesa High School Farm property to develop an ath- letic park. The city can harvest the land for $7 million under discount pro- visions in the state Education Code. Market value of the prop- erty is $9.1 million. If the City Council goes for the deal. the Newport-Mesa School Boa.rd will meet -Wednesday t-0 decide whether to accept the offer. Council and 1ebool boonl m~ have said they support the plan since open space is in demand, Mayor Joe Eridtson m1led the potentjal buy a a unique chance to provide for future ~erat:ions. + The Costa Mesa City C<Uldl m~ng starts at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. Newport-Mesa Unified School Board of nustees President Iun de Boom said he was anxious t.o use the earnings to help finance Gov. Pete Wilson's class-size. reduction plan. · Funding for the purchase would likely come from existing city budgets, not reseives. City staff said the terms are affordable. · 18-acre complex include sbccer fields, basketball cow1s and baseball tually possible. If the city does not buy the land it will likely be sold to home developers. come from Jim Scott and son Jim Scott Jr. They want to see the ath- letic facilities at Costa Mesa and Estancia high scbools upgraded so the school district can get full prlce for the farm. Also on tonight's council agen- da: • Annexation ot the Catalina Shore Drive area. a 1.4-ac::re prop- erty on the 2100 block Tustin Ave. • A ~for 811 akx>bol per- mit for Jerrys ~Deli. a pop- ular Los~ eatery that is opening an eatery at 3210 Parlt Center Drive. • A review ol ~ 1er-vicel. . . . .. ... lUBDAY, SE'1'EM8ER 3. 1996 .· MAKEOVER _ cONiiM111rllllaM t tom diltridJ have met NgWarty: llnc9 Apdl to IDd.:ways .., . bnprOft tbe .... ad JSl 1 llWI r The object of the .recomm,nded Balboa Peninsula draft plan is to pro- . vide a variety o-.Olutions and implement them in phases of small and medium steps as well as grand plans. In all four ~reas, the goal is to improve visitor and residential access, traffic flow and parking, the,,hys- ical a~arance and the quality of the area. Nothing haS been approved as SI ~nite plan. The following are just. Ideas. according to the draft Balboa Peninsula Planning Study conducted by Urban r;>esign camp, working io tandem with the city, BPPAC. and the four district groups. \ the unique c:bu'adedltk:ll d each district. Earlier this ~ the · individual groups met with tbe ; Balboa PeninlUla Planning Ad'i· sory Committee, a c:jty...ppoUited ' task force~ tD March· 1995. The gOll of tbe mmmtttee is to aeat.e a plan to meke posi- tive changes io tbe p181Dtula. I ., I I I ' I f • I \ I ' I I I I I I I I I ,. I .,. I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I 1 I I I ' I -· •I • I I • I I OVERAlL BALBOA PENINSULA 1bis area is comprised of four district villages strun aJon an tntercon- e roe ys. Each village ottering both unique and similar ser- vices and activities. There UI a desire to aeate a sense of place. stfOKT-TERM (1·3 YEARS) • Erect ~ •welcome to Balboa Peninsul4 • entry statement with the current redesign of Newport Boulevaro and West Coast Highway. • Post peninsula-wide directional signs, such as banners hUDg from street lights, to.each district from Newport and Balboa boulevards. MID-TERM (3-5 YEARS) •Develop a'land: scaped median and street tree program the length of Newport and Balboa boulevards with direction- al signs. • Provide. guest boat docking fadlities for visit- ing boatem. . • Create a series of inter-connecting pedestri- an walkways throughout the peninsula, with board- walks, sidewalks and plaus. . LONG-TERM (5-20 YEARS) • Create a tJaffic drcle or roundabout at the in~on of Newport ~aid and Balboa Boulevard.. ) • DevelQJ> a tra.DipOrta- Uon center near McFad- den Square for buses and shuttles. . • Re-establish a "red ar•-ttt.nystenr alang- Newport and Balboa Boulevaxqs and connect to Mariner's Mile. • Create bay-to-ocean pedestrian crossings. . LIDO-CMC CENTER Includes Lido Villa.ge, City Hall and Lido Peninsula. The g~ is tor~ and ~~e and government activities. The area needs to capitalize better on the asset of the bay and offer water-oriented retail, rest.au- rants and recreation. SHORT-TER~ (1-3 YEARS) • Create a retail shopping CANNERY VUJ.AGE MCFADDEN SQUARE What has been called the heart and center of historic Newport Beach. officially desig- nated as "Old Town." The con- struction of the Newport Pier and rail connection brought bllSiness to the coastal area before the tum of the century. A greater effort is needed to encourage year-round and less seasonal business. SHOU-'llMI (1-J YEMS) • ~Main Street south ot Balboe Boulevard tot street along Via Udo, encour-ing facilities in Udo Marine Vu- age outdoor dining and sped.al lage. events such as sidewalk sales, • Create interconnected art ~bits, afternoon concerts. waterfront boardwalk through • ~edesign 32nd Street. the Villag~. • 2-way shopping street with vard and 32nd Street intersec- diagonal parking. tion. MIO-TERM (3-5 YEARS) LONG-TERM (5-20 YEARS)· • Allow: residential develop-• Consolidate public parking ment and conversion for select uses by eHmfnatlng streets and upper-story locations. alleyways. • Provide public boat dock-• Possibly add an entertain- from the marine ind~ use. ~hood par~ for public g .. SHORJ.llRM (1-3 '(EARS) • Provide for performing arts • Create a village entrance uses. Provide for bed and at 29th Street and Newport breakfast fac:Oities. Boulevard. • Create a one-way loop_'". •Install abort-and long-tenn tem with.in the vOlage by redes-'C'! m-eterr,worting'"24 . ung 3lstS1reet one-way day. -. eut and 30th Street one-way west lm).laM (M YEARS) • Develop a biwt™"I • Develop a village square or improvement diltrid. SHORT-TERM (1-3 YEARS) • Allow resideQtial use on • Encourage outdoor dining the second noor of commercial in designated areas. projects. • Redesignate 21st Street • Allow for the Dory Boa\ two-way into beach parking Market area to expand. facility. • Explore the use of a traffic • Eliminate non-conforming d.rcle at 26th Street for the signs, Newport and Balboa boule- vards interchange. MIO-TERM (3-5 YEARS) •Explore a shuttle bus sys- • Develop a shared parking tem from McFadden Square to program and reduce on-site other districts. Provide tourist requirement. and charter bus parking fadli- LONG-TERM~-YEARS) 7--:---.---+-~(fffie l>oal (JocJrfng facilities further into the bay. • Create a public walkway system at water level around the Pavilion. ment center. • Develop a waterfront aMa for public-gathetings. • Reduce Jett-tum pocket from Newport Boulevard to Via ate a traffic circle at 32nd and Lafayette Avenue. ~ (5-20 YEARS) • LimiUhe ambunt of alcohol related businesses. • Underground utility lines. •Discourage boat and vehi- de storage in the core village area. ties for the entire peninsula. • Underground utility lines LONG-TERM (5-20 YEARS) • DeYelop public boat dock- Ing facilities at the end of 21st Street. • Create a facade improve- ment program. • Disl::ourage commercial uses outside the core area, south of 21st~· • Relocate the sport fishing Oeet and ~boe.t rentals to of1- shore-moorings. • Explore the possibility of a secood-ttoly lntercxmnecting walkway system. • BDcourage an upgraded Pun 7.aae apamicm. • additional king_ on soccer recre- ate soccer field south of current location. j "The idea is OD the 'What if,'• said Wortmum. wbo recently : saved the bistoric Balboa Onema "This is long overdue, and long overdu~.that . on reversing the tran- sitional decline on ~ . u1 " peruns a .... -JOHN HEDGES • from the wrecking ball. ·u we do everything we wanted to-do, what would we do?• While such projects have occurred in the past, the plans didn't go much further than an office shelf. But this revitaliutio!)- ' project is different. The city approvecf$30-;uo<J lora Sfuiiy by an urban planning consultant. and the project is going places, city offidals and planners promise. "This time we have a lot of people committed to implement- ing it from the City Gouncil on," said Newport Beach Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood. who oversees the committee. "That was shown when the council extended the Hfe of (the commit- tee) and three council members · were appointed to shepheni it along." Wood said the committee l hopes to present its plan to the · l Qty Council in late September. l Ideas for financiDg the project ' and several other major details ! will be-diseussed-as~ 1 gresses, Wood said. I "This is long overc!_ue, _!lld long overdue that the Ci!Y Co~ cil act on reversing the transition- al decline on the peninsula.• said Mayor John Hedges, one of the three coundl members appointed ,to work with the group. •it's not in the dumps, but it's been neglected-lrom-a-plannmg-- aspect .• But be cautioned that the area is not going to change overnight. "It's a long and thoughtful I I process,• Hedges said. •The most important part is the will and the vision to make the changes." I I L--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ ... ._ I ._ . ; Farm property topic of "' school board meeting might take during its Tuesday night meeting, school board Pres- ident Jim de Boom said. c.. The m eeting will be held at . district headquarters, 1601 Six- . teenth St., Newport Beach. ~ .. :: Racers get charge out · of electric boat rally ' .. The Assistance .League of Newport-Mesa raised $10,000 at the 4th Annual Sears DieHard ·Retro Fever" Electric Boat Rally on Aug. 24. Balboa Yacht Club in their electric pertained to the herttage of the Newport Bay area. Participants costumed them- s~ves and their boats in period 1970s. The overall winner was Balboa resident Bill Langjahr in his boat ·ohm Work." The best-costumed crew award went to Laura Brown and crew for the "oalde5" por- trayal of Calif omia or Bust on •Green Flash," and the best-dec- orated boat went to Keith Caroselli for his 1920s steamboat replica on •n·s·A Stitch." Host families wanted for exchange students The Foreign high school stude11ts are scheduled to arrive soon for academic program homestays, and the sponsoring organization needs a few r I · lies. The students, who are all between the ages of 15 and 18 years, are English speaking, have their own spending money, carry a ccide nt and health insurance and our anxious to share their cul- tural experiences with their new American families. The exchange has programs to match almost every families' needs, ranging in length from a . • .. MY!.~t RW>Q5 HOJUNE 642-6086 O.lty Piiot, P.O. Bole 1560, C'.ost.a Mesa. CA. 92626. CoPYttght No news stof1es, illustr~ edito- rial matt««~ heftln Gin be reproduced wtth- out written permhllon of copy- rtgtrt owner. • • -VOL IO, NO. 201 "«Ord yovt comments about the Dally Pilot « MM tlps. ttOW m BEAOt us ~ lht """' Onlnge Cot.tnty (IOO) 252.,141 MMM4 ~'42-1678 ~642-4321 ........ NIM 540-1ll4 s,or. IG4DO ....... _..,. .. fll.4170 ....... ~"'" MMIOflli lullnm0MctMMJ21 .__,_U1-BIZ ,.. . ... ~~ semester to a full academic year, where the students attend local high schools. Prospective host femiljes will be able to review stu- 85ted in learning more about .-tu- dent exchange or arranging for a meeting with a community re~ sentative may call P.l.E. at (800) 631-1818. Spanish-speaking volunteers are wanted Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County needs Spanish-spealdng volunteers. A Sept. 28 training class will prepare volunteers to work in the Spanish Family Sup- port Program. Each family sup- port worker helps a Latino faml- . WllWllDAY F1nt high 4:181.m •••.•.•..... 3A Rnt low 8.:53 a.m ....... , •.•• .l. 7 Second Ngtl 3:34 p.m ............... , s.condlow 2:Z7 a.in. • • • • • • • • • • • :J. 7 FlioalcMi ly to deal with child abuse and to employ more effective parent- ing techniques. For information call Rosalba Zaldatte at 722- OK. so it's almost over. Sum- mer, that is. Autumn beckons. School's Just around the bend. the bunch in our third •annual summer vacation photo essay next month. Submit your photos -along were the picture was taken -to Sum-• Clarlftcation i . DAVID FERDIG I DALY PILOT Dancing ln the middle of the street are block party-goers Deni Davis and Blll IQohs who get an approval from Debi Tamell.lnl sitting on the curb. . . . . JUST BEING NE·IG·HBOR-l¥. . . . . Labor Day block party turns strangers into neig~bors By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A strange thing happened on flower Street Monday -·neighbors actually talked to each other. In an era where most folks don't know those who share their streets, sidewalks ~nd grocery stores, flower residents threw a Labor Day block party, a concept so old-fashioned it seemed new. They introduced their spouses,· kids and pets. They barbecued, played horseshoes, shared porch- es and rode bikes in a Rock- wellian scene that contrasts with the modem-day bustle of New- . port Boulevard only blocks away. "It's a great idea," said resi- dent Trace_y Harrison. "Peo_ple who don't know each other are together." ~ Resident Steve Sloan came up with the idea about a month ago. He knocked on nei9hbors' doors 'and drummed up vOlunteers for _ an organizing committee which passed out fliers, collected funds and obtained city permits. "In the ~rocess of p~ttin this together, I now k:now-:JO ne1g - .bors I didn't know before," he said. Everyone along the 200, 300 ahd 400 block of Flower was invited and assigned to bring either dessert, ·appetizers, salads or side dishes depending on their address. Residents on parts of 19th Street and Broadway who share alleyways with flower got invitations, too. The idea was to build comrnu- . nity spirit through a friendly . 9ame of tug-of-war, crafts, cro- quet, street hockey, volleyball ~d basketball. A parade led by a / One of fhe featured events at the block party were the snail races which drew much attention from Eiillly McKay, 13 (left), Brent EJzlnga and Kyle Robertson, 9. The event took awhile. orbOOO--m "'tOUCll wttlf-itsetf, .. Sloan said. "In other places in the country where towns are smaller, people know each other." As a byproduct, residents made business contacts and built up networks for babysitters and carpooling-the stuff people used to go to their neighbors for. Monday's party reflected the area's diversity. Singles, young couples, children and retirees all share the East Side enclave's homes . · •1t•s very mixed,• Sloan said . •1t•s the way America used to be. You don't get that in Aliso Viejo." ti on. . Diane Woolses moved to the neighborhood from another part of Costa Mesa a month ago. As a newcomer, she definitely didn't want to miss out. "Of coUrse I came to the par- ty,• she said. "I am part of the neighborhood.• Join Us for For Re.emtiont .Mt DtrectlOm Call 723-0621 • TUESDAY, SIP.TIMIEA 3, 1996 "' • CrlIDe doesn't pay.-so vve rµiight as well throw a party .; D artag the Jut day. of Prohibition , two of my Balboa friends decided to become bootleggers. They came from well-to-do families and didn't need the money, . They just did it because it was agaiast the law and danger- ous. While neither of them both- ered to cover up the incident during their lifetimes, their descendants might be a little squeamish about having boot- leggers in the family tree so I shall not use their real names. I shall call them Tom and Jer- ry. They realized they bad to compete with Ted, the estab- lished bootlegger, and with you could walk in and buy straight alcohol for two bits an ounce with no questions asked, so they decided to work the Rendezvous Ball- room crowd -go directly to the customer, ·as it were. They invited me to go along when they went to Los Ange- les to purchase their initial supply of ali:oh ol. n was an interesting trip. We drove to a rather seedy part of southeast Los Angeles. The re, a small frame housl! was the headquarters of the wholesale alcohol dealer. Tom and Jerry made a d~al for a 5-gallon can of straight alcohol. Then the salesman asked, "Gin, bowbon or scotch?" · Tom and Jerry were a little taken aback. After all, in Bal- boa, straight alcohol was the drink of choice. Nevertheless, they rose to the occasion and robe rt gardner said, "Gin." Thereupon, the alcohol tle of colorless liquid, poured it into the 5-gallon can of straight alcohol; stuck in a long electric needle, pushed a button, the alcohpl bubbled for a moment, the man pulled out the needle, closed the can and said ·gin." And that, to coin a phrase, was that. Instant gin, 9wesome alcohol proof gin. They went to work at the Rendezvous selling their potent gin. That sununer I was working at the Green Dragon Cafe on Main Street. The Green Drag- on was the nerve center of Bal- boa. One night 1 beard ilirough Main Street's invisible grapevine that some Prohis (Federal Prohibition agents) were in town looking for the new bootleggers. Why they were after the new kids on the block and not the established bootleggers I do not know. Nor do I choose to speculate. I sent word to Tom and Jer- ry to come to the Green Drag- on immediately. They arrived, clattering a little from the 4-and 8-ounce bottles in their pockets. I told them the Probii were looking for them and advised that they get rid of their stash of liquor immediately. They agreed and ran off. A short time later they returned, a li~e hot and . sweaty but without that telltale clattering of bottles in pockets. "Did you get rid of your stuff?" "Every bit of it" . "What did you do with it?• "We put it in your room. Under ow bed.· · That nig t w en am home 1 advised my roommates of the situation. What to do? With all that liquor? The vote was unanimous. Have a party. The ensuing party will go down in the annals of early Balboa as one of the great events of that part of the town's history. We invited all the Balbo<l'regtllars;-guys-wtio cam~ to Balboa for summer jobs. We in'cluded Tom and Jerry. When the party was over, their entire stock of "gin" was gone. They were out of work and were again stable. law-abiding members of the community. Of course, their investment was gone, down the gullets of their friends. I thmk the moral of this sto- ry is that crime doesn't pay. • ROBERT GAR.ONER is a Corona del Mar resident and retired judge. His column appears Tuesday. Two arre·sted after crashing onto freeway By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA ?v!ESA -Two drunken -driv~. allegedly fleeing a bit- and-run accident Monday after- noon, crashed through alence on Newport Boulevard, ran down an embankment and onto the Costa Mes.a (55) Freeway, authorities said. Benito Reyes, 20, and Enilson Cardona Morales, 27, both of Costa Mesa. were arrested on Fairview Drive at about 3 p.m., I Carver said. "They climb up the said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Mar-bill and ate detained." tin Carver. · Carver said Newport Beach Sometime after the collision, Police motorcycle officers tram- he tu-r:ned the wheel over to ing at the nearby Orange Coun- Morales, who sped down to ty Fairgrounds made the arrest. Newport Boulevard until he got The men were taken to Cost.a to Fair Drive. Mesa Jail. -----. •(Morales) loses control across No one was injured m either all lanes on southbound New-crash, said Costa Mesa Police port, goes through a chain-link Officer Steve Calles. And, fence, down an embankment remarkably, only the Sentra and and onto the freeway shoulder," Camaro were damaged. suspicion of hit-and-run ~n0--!!!!!!!!!!!!:=:===::===:5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--iiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiE:=e=:=:=:===::=!5!!!!=:=:!t---l felony drunken driving. Accord- ing to police, they each had con- trol of. the car at various times during the accidents. Reyes allegedly crashed a Chevrolet Camaro into a Nissan Sentra after making a wide turn onto Arlli}gton Drive from 1 >L BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corpor.1tt0n~. partll€'rsh1p<, merger!>, acqUt~lltons. huy·~ll aj(reemenb. contracts and collectt0ns REAl ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS httllon~ lored~ur~. ea..ement\ utle d1spotes, \\-Orl..-OUI~ ESTATE PLANNING Trusts. Wills. Prob.:ate Admm1~trat1on -' ' ~ -,~ ; . . - CAREER CHANGE Orange Coast Co~e offers a two-part, free workshop titled •ereative Exploration of Career Cbb.nge." from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today and Sept. 10 in room 106 of OCC's Counseling and AdJnis- sions building. For more informa- • .,., AUDmONS Auditions for Orange Coast College production of Ted Tally's epic drama, "Terra Nova," will be staged today at 7 p .m. and Sept. 4 at 5 p.m. in OCC's Drama Lab Theatre. For more information, call 432-5932. SPREE CONTINUED FROM 1 confrontation with a 23-year-old man on Via Porto. Buggs alleged- ly punched the man in the throat, Desmond said. Police caught up with Buggs and Carey outside the Pavilions Market at 3433 Via Lido. Carey was arrested but Buggs fled. A gun was found in Carey's car. At one point, an officer spotted Buggs but couldn't catch him. "He was running, car stereo in one hand, baseball bat in another and a gun in his waist band," Desmond said. Buggs then jumped over a wall near St. Michael's Episcopal Church at 3209 Via Lido and was met by a Westec security officer on a routine patrol. The guard identified himseU and Buggs NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 15 or 20 years, all.over the beach, especially around 56th Street. ·1 had no clue what they ~r~" Mazur said. So she set the letter and bag aside -and forgot about them. Then in 1992, Mazur attended a seminar on trash and waste. There, she heard an Environ- mental Protection Agency official give a presentation on "Plastic pellets in the aquatic environ- ment -Sources and recommen- dations." She got a copy of the EPA's final report on the subject and learned the resin pellets are the "basis for everything made plas- tic." Manufacturing firms order the pellets by the truckload and trainloa~ for melting into all sorts Itle. As huge trays of these pellets are g mov 10 o e manu- facturing plants, some pellets - apparently a significant number - get dropped on the ground and later wash into storm drains and I feed into the ocean. And then the plastic washes ashore. Mazur had unraveled the nur- dle mystery. But by then she had forgotten about Koontz's Jetter. Just this last March, Mazur was 1UJIUilaging through old files f NEWPORTIAY Speo.k Up Newport wUl have its r9gular monthly meeting Wednesday to discUss the Upper Newport Bay at ·6 p.m. at the Cannety Restaurant, 3010 Lafayette. Newport Beach. Experts on the Upper Newport Bay will share what is happening and to · answer questioJJS. For more infonnAtion. call 224-~266. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 6 p.m. to discuss "The Zone,• the exciting nutrition plan developed by best selling author Barry Sears, at the Super CroWn Bookstore, 1835 New- port Blvd. Costa Mesa. For more apparently threatened him. The guard fired a round from a handgun at Buggs ahd missed, Desmond said. After the gunfire, ~uggs allegedly dropped the bat and a car 'stereo and: rart to the Lido Marina. Buggs then boarded a boat, possibly in an attempt to escape. •Except he picked a boat that people were living on,• Desmond said. The owners, a 57-year-old man and a 47-year-old woman, came up from below lo discover Buggs on their vessel. Startled, Buggs tried to leave with a cam- era he found on the boat. The man, however, wrestled the cam- era away. A Newport Beach police offi- cer finally spotted Buggs hiding in the water off Lido, Desmond said. After about 50 minutes of searching, police and Orange in her office when she came across that June 1985 correspon- dence. She called Koontz to answer his question of nearly 11 yea.rs ago. "He was ettremely surprised,• Mazur said. Koontz, 36, now lives in Hunt- ington Harbour And Yl · nurdle mystery hasn't exactly consumed him on a daily, or even weekly, basis, Koontz acknowl- edged that "My whole life I've always wondered what they were." And he provided an extra tip: "You chew them, and they're like JuJuBees. They get softer when you chew on them.• Chewing a Iiurclle or two is probably harmless for humans. But they can literally kill birds, Mazur said. • Sea birds think the resin pel- lets are fish eggs and eat them. They feel full, but since the plas-. . . information, call 673-3588. County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol deputies managed to puJ! Buggs from the water using a gaff. · "He didn't want to be taken into custody,• Desmond said. "He was very much resi.$ng arrest.• "We got him into custody and got him up to Hoag Hospital," Desmond said. •He was spitting on policeman up there, which is an additional crime." Buggs was finally arrested at about 2:35 a .m. Monday on suspi- cion of robbery, vandalism, assault, battery, battery against a police officer and other charges. The gun seen in Buggs' waist band had not been recovered. Monday. Carey was arrested at 11 :45 p.m. Sunday on suspicion of van- dalism and unlawful possession of a firearm. The men are expected to be arraigned Wednesday in Harbor Municipal Court. otherwise, nurdle containment isn't exactly a huge pollution problem or priority, Mazur said. So future generations of kids will most likely continue to find intriguing plastic pellets on the beach. Mazur advises kids to •collect them or throw them awa.y. That w_ay_.__at least the birds won't eat them.· So Tani, I hope I've answered your questions and solved your summer mystery. And thankfully, it didn't take me 11 years to find the answer. • IRIS YOKOI is the city editor. Ne~ort Harbor Montessori Center • lb.perfenced. ccttlfted Monce.tori W"'1hc'"' • llidivldualiLed acadenrie lnacn1c:don • IBJlteqalve Ptr'IK:UTT'lcular proaram • Hot 1unchell r "Potty TralnJ~. SORORITY fUTURE Newport Harbor Panhellenic presents "The Future of National Sororities" at the monthly meet- ing at 10 a.m. in St. Michael's All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Lunch and Bridge w.111 follow with a donation of $4, For more information, call 8:(6-4164. £-MAIL PROGRAM Orange Coast College offers a free workshop that introduces the e-mail program, Eudora, from 1~0 to 3 p.m. in the Mac Lab in OCC's Nonnan E . Wal$0n Llbrary. For more information, call 432- 5162. THURSDAY DAILY LIVING Braille lnstitute's Community -~1r1 ;/r11, ( )utle t 70% Oft of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. (AN(D SUPPORT A free Prostate Cancer SUpport Group will meet from 6:45 to 8: 15 p.m. at The Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 1 Hoag Dri- ve, building 41, Newport Beach. For more information, call 722- 6237. Y~SAM ~uck Jones Entertainment presents a celebration for the · work of Fdz Preleng, father of several animated characters including the Pink Panther and Yosemite Sam, from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Chuck Jones Showroom, 3636 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 660-7791. MATH CONRDENT Orange Coast College offers a free four-part workshop titled "Becoming Math Confident" from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 5, 12, 19 and· 26 in room 106 of OCCs Counseling and Admission~ building. For more information, call 432-5162. \. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Orange County Republi- can Women, Federated presents California state Treasurer Matt Fong and author Paul M. Fick dwing the meeting at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch costs $15. For more information, call 540-7500. DERMATOLOGY The Medical Plaza Association offers a free community education lecture, "Lasers In Dermatology" at 6:30 p.m . at the Health Educa- tion Llbrary, 360 San Miguel Dri- ve, Suite 206, Newport Beach. For more information. call '156-9000. CAAEER Nf1'WOll( 1be career Network at St. AndreW'~ Preibyt8Dan Church for thoSe unemployed~ •ttow to Mark.et Yourself• at 1:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge, 600 sl Andrews Road, Newport Bead). for more information, eall -574- 2239. CONQUERING FEAR The Consumer Business Net- work presents K~ Bradley on "Conquering Fear and Procrasti- nation• at 1 a.m. in the Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cOst is $15. For more infonru\- tion, call 550-4785. RUMMAGE SALE The First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa is having a rummage sale from 9 a..m. to 4 l For more information, call 548-1127. 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While the Daily Pilot sports staff was feverishly trying to track down daily results from our local athletes competing in the Summer Olympic Games, longtime Corona del Mar resident Doug Sparks was our man behind the scenes. Anyone reading the sports pages during the 17-day extravaga.DZ4 in Atlanta couldn't help but notice Spark's • smiling visage who graced us nearly each day with those intimate .beltind-th0-scenes details we 'all love so well. From his vantage point as a volunteer technician at the Games, Sparks let us climb on the fabled MARTA busses that were running·on the Julian Calendar inStead of Eastern Standard Tune. We were able to meet with the athletes as they strolled casually 'through the Olympic Village, sip a Coke under ' the likes of American swimming phenom Amanda Beard. He took us into those early-morning hours following the senseless life-ta.king bombing at Centennial Olympic Park, allowing us to hear the helicopters that prompted his wife, Kay, to wake him from a sound sleep at 1 :30 a .m. to ponder thier meaning.' The column that captured the pure joy that is the o .lympics, may well have Olympic Stadium the day bef9re the track and field events were scheduled to start before 80,000-plus ~ators. His on-field passes allowed us to join the 43-year-old Sparks as he walked around the track, sat in the President's . Box and raised his arms up in victory as he ran across the tinis1l line in a gold-medal winning performance from his mind's eye. While the race may have only been an illusion. the spirit of the Games was borne out in the child-like joy Sparks is still carrying with him. · •1t was an incredible feeling to be on the track all aloJl& like that," Sparks said. •1 told myself I was going to do all of the things I could think of that people would want to try if they had the chance. • A'total rush came over me when I crossed the finish line., The tough part was trying to look semi-professional while I was doing it •t didn't want to attract attention to myself. It was a great time. r Q insiders' look into the international world of pole vaulting. It may not have received a lot of attention from the 1V moguls, but this year's competition was the greatest ever held in the history of the wo.rld. •All three medal winners broke the Olympic record," Sparks said. •Tuere were 10 vaulters who cleared 19 feet. That's just incredible. Topping '19 feet t' and not medaling.• All ~medal wtnners clear~ 19-5,1 with Jean Galfione of France taking I gold; Igor 1\'endenk.ov, of Russia: silver; and Andre nwont.schick, a R~ transplant from Germany, the bronze. I Sparks knows pole vaulting. 1 He was a fiv~-time All-~erican andj a three-time nauonal collegiate r champion in 1975 and 1976 while at ' Southwest Texas State University. Ulce all male Texans, Sparks started out playing football. •When you live in Texas, you play : football by age?,· Sparks said ·1 had I three knee operations by the time I was 1 14 so I wanted to switch to a safer sport.: . ' He has used his talents to help several other athletes learn the ropes. 1\vo of his favorite students are Borya Orloff, from Russia, and Pete Kovacs. 1 Both are at UC Irvine where Sparks bas 1 helped out as a volunteer coach the • I • SEE SPARKS PAGE 1. . preview . ' r-------~------------~-----~----------------------------------~-------------------------------~ It re: ·E ~ :x..~~-- + MelhA •nouve ' + llriseida SalgMlo , + Tanya Perkins + Adrianne Vallejo +Sarah Hall + Monica Sanchez +Luz Arias + Carmon Gamboa + Maribel Ontiveros Sr. -Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. A lot of ifs ·at Estancia • None of them, however, aren't unreachable, giving Charlie Appell reasons to believe in a solid potential. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -U, ;J, if. U senior Tanya Perkins runs the way she did as a fresh- man and sophomore ... ... if senior Melissa Inouye can stay healthy and continue her commendable work ethic ... ... and if Estancia High's girls cross country team can get over one more hurdle in the Pacific Coast League (depth), then dis- tance coach Charlie Appell's squad could stay up with the powerhouses. "Costa Mesa has an astonish- ing four young ladies and Laguna Beach has its whole crew back, so we'll be p icked for sixth in league, even tho1!gh this is o~e of ' . Sixth place? With one of our better teams? are consistently among the best ' in Orange County. ·And the Pacific Coast League this year is as strong as it's been in a while, team-wise, not neces- sarily with great individuals,• Appell said . •university has a good runner in Alison Marquand (sophomore) and Laguna Beach has Llndsay Buwalda, two of the league's best, along with Heatlier Thomas of Laguna Hills and Gegi Van De Walker and Jamie DeNoewer of Costa Mesa." Estancia, 2-3 in PCL dual meets a year ago (fourth place), bas Inouye, considered a clear- cut favorlte to run No. t for the Eagles this autumn following a productive summer. Inouye was fighting a flu bug last year during the PCL finals and finished poorly. according to Appell, but she has responded With a leadership-type work eth- ~c that could rub off on her team- Dl4tes. • After Inouye ii a close pack, where either ~erkinl, Brlleida Salgado (senior), Adrla.nne Valle- jo (senior), Sarah Hall Ounior) or MOnica Sanchez (sophomore) contending for polttiont two throughm. Juniors Luz Arial and Cannon Gamboa, along with l8D1or Marl· bel Ontiveros, are expected to battle for the. tut tpOl • high school fall sports preview , Corona del Mar and the game of water polo go hand in liand, and this year's crop appears to have the makings for anqther solid campaign. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot ........, C ORONA DEL MAR-U Coach John Vargas can teach~his newcomers a thing or two about how Corona del ~ar High water polo is presumed to win. then the Sea Kings just might find a way to compete with the big boys in the CIP SOuthem Section Division I. Problem is, most of those teams (Santa Margarita, Newport Harbor and El Toro) are also in the Sea View League. Vargas, who returns only four players, will need to rely heavily upon a slew of first-year varsity performers. "If those guys step up," Vargas said, "we'll be all right. And ther~'s a ton of (newcomers).• Vargas, entering his 14th season as CdM's coach, led the Sea Kings to four CIF 4-A championships in five years in .the 1980s. · They made it to the CIF title game the only season (1986) they did not win the championship during a span from 1985 to 1989. More recently, Corona del Mar earned berths into the CIF Division I championship game in 1993 (losing to El Toro and 1994 (losing to Long Beach 0 :1 ,, :1 •I :1 •I 'I :1 ., :1 'I ,I •I I two-year starter who saw limited time as ;1 a sophomore, backing up (former •: All-CIFer) Doug Jetton." ,1 Corona del Mar, a .500 team a year 1 ago which lost to highly regarded ,1 Harvard/Westlake in the opening round •I of the CIF Division I Playoffs, has three :1 other returning playel'S{alls eruors m ,I Carter Weir, Chris Esposito and Jason ,1 Hokensan. 'I _!1 ·1n some respects, they will do some 1 things differently," Vargas said of the _ aforementioned trio, •yet at times they .J1 will be doing the same things. They're ~ all going to have to play quality minutes~ _ and I'm looking for a lot of leadership 1 out of these seniors." . Among those waiting in the wings for • their opportunity to shine in the highly , respected CdM program include juniors Kawika Tarayao, Scott Sandland, Phillip Dirocco and Greg Strelzow. •(Tarayao) is one of my key guys, with the seniors," Vargas said. •tte's as I •1t~ going to be hard to compare this Week right now. He just came into . 1 team to tbose_others, because 1'¥ (training camp) in great shape. I can't I gone all swnmer and we're lacking the . 1 speed and size those other teams had,• Senior Saheen Panhi and juniors 1 Vargas said. "It's a great group, though.• Lance Emery, Jason Powers and Robert : 1 Vargas, a member of the 1992 U.S. Hacker will be fighting for playing time. · 1 k water lo team in the ·1 don't think th~'.s any pressure (to I Barcelona Games, was an as - coach for this year's Olympic team. houses, which typically includes CdM)," : : : Vargas is also a strong candidate to· Vargas said. •Every year is new and the 1 replace Rich Corsi as the head coach. majority of the time there are new kids · I He was one of eight interviewed for the involved and new challenges every year I position recently. : .. every single year. I don't think (the '." : What the Sea Kings may lack in players) feeJ any pressure, either. I sure :·~ 1 speed and size this season will most don't. • 1 certainly be made up in the goal, where "I'm just trying to help them improve "'' 1 senior Billy Messenger roams the cage and learn the game. If we do our work, •1 : as •one of the best goalies in CIF," hopefully the outcome will be good. We -1 according to Vargas. want to work bard, try to learn the -::-1 •(Messenger) has average size, but game, and ill fundament.als, an(\ see I he's probably the best passer I've whai happens.• I coached as far as in the goal.• he added. That approach bas earned Corona del -: •He bas great knowledge. We've just Mar four CIF championships under 1 got to have the guys in front of him help Vargas. CdM opens its season Sept. 20 1 Corona del Mar IDgh's blg stoppar ln water polo -goalkeeper BWy Meaenger. him out. He's definitely a good goalie, a again.It Foothill. I I L---------------------------~------------------------------------------------~---------~ .J -. . ------~ Hollimd .the bright sJ)ot. in a· .-¢building year ; . '.... . .. •Southern California College's cross country team thin in numbetS, as well as experience. By Jim Wetters. Dally Pilot r------------:----., Wilkens Uld. •eut that ii a~ I • SCC MIN'S t n11nne ........,, U he' ..._ I CRO$S COUNTRY I i;.1' at ~~d of i:e ~it) a The tenior will again be gun· good lndtvtdual ~· • 1 1 polllbWty. • nlng for an lndivtdual qualifytng Which brtDgt ut back to Hol· • + I.My Hal•lll It'. a Gone to d tiM :!)n spot in the NAlA National Chem-land. • ~ _...._..., Pr. • Hatden, w.f~ ,:: nu pionahips. A teem invitation, in •He ii comlag of1 • good track I + ..._ ,._ Jr. l Pelm4ir. Juon Sc::bMfer this rebuilding year, ii out ol the season where he went tq Nation-8 . + Jai111 IClllilli Pr. 1 ii ltlll on campus flnMNng oa ... quettioo, ~cording to Coach all and be'I been looldn9 ~ • + .._ • 11l1r Pi. 1 bil degrw, but be baa UMd up L&.. Bryan WilkeN. iii ui.i'niDg, • WUkeDI Mid. •we're t + A ,_. liliii fir. 1 dglblllty. - C OSTA MESA-LanY Hollind We have four runners who apectiD9 good thingl. He'• ready • ~ • • sec N~wwl-"9c1Mll • btg blGW ... ii the ::1bv. runner wbO held c&rucore for ut, but we will be in to go.• ""-·--------------..1 laM Wiek wblD ttae v.,....,. one ot the top nots tut teUOD tough -~ UDlea a ftltb man In bll ftnt trtp to NatlonJ,b {lalt 50 um ttme around. ~ llallorm..s ~ fnlla_ that w1ll be returning for the 4evelopl, • bl Mid. •t don't tlUnk IMIOft), ffODand ftnlthiid 1~ •He "91 ba a i1iiJ1 ctianca to Southern eaworm. College we.,. gdlig to Win many dual but WUlriDi iaid be wou&dia't 'be cndt the top 30 wblcb would ...-~ .... --~~-.111!!!1111----~!!ll!!men!!l'-!9'•.0'0ll-~COUD•"-·try-tM.m.--,.._.."-..-._m._ ..... • .. !ii!i' ~but~we~iilbou.ld!!!!i!!~!!!!!haw~!!!10m~i!! .. ~'l!!IW~;;:P'~-11ed~~ ... 11~ be br..a tnlo~thil----"top'-=-,__.o.;:;m;;..,.e.k~•~hlili~.;..c~an All-AID9rku, • I a .. ab .. well-lmowa ID Gle mnmnmtty for bis tireless volunteer • effOlts In the pursuit of sports JmOwWge. He's one at lbe JeadiDstructors with the Amateur Athletic Poundation that WU formed with proceeds from the 1984 LA Gemes. •we coach coaches bow to coecb athl8tel in sports like t«'Cel'. and - : tnick and field.-Sparks said .• Any ~school coadl in California can ·go free .. .They get lmtruction that helps tMm get certi&.:aliom tbat can help them eam more money, too. It's a good program. Most of the other teeching coaches are in their fifth year.• Sparks and bis wUe are the ownen of Sports na:r~ Rebabilttatloa. Inc, often pbyslcal tbsapy ~ lrs two oC6ces . -Star Aqua Therapy & Artbrttis Center in Mission Viejo and Star Pbysklal Therapy in Laguna Beach. 1lle S))llib are cummtfy aeerching for a third site in Newport Beach. . 1be Laguna Beach office is very WIUIUAl. aftering an indoor ~swimming pool 1•c11> help-patients with hip aild replacements. ~ temperature is 94 degrees, and out of tbe_PQOI." Sparks sai4, .... tb8 only ODe ol if• kind in Soutbm.n CliWomia.. 1be cmnpuiy b6ll8d just around 12.mQm lMt yw-and with a diientele al about 1,800 patients a month. ;EAGLES I I CONTINUED FROM 6 "Perkins bas done a lot in her Estancia career, and' so has Vallejo and • Salgado,• Appell said. •All of them have done well in cross country and track and field here. Perkins was all- , leag'\.\e her freshman and sophomore ·years in cross country but didn't do too • ell last ear.• ' With six returning v runners Jinouye, Perkins, Salgado, Vallejo, Hall things could be much worse when you consider the Eagles lost Araceli Mar- tinez to graduation. Martinez, now running for Orange Division . m selection last year. She was the fust ' female in Estancia cross country histcr ry to qualify for the state meet. • Another plus 'for the Eagles is their • shift down from CIF Division m to Divi- sion l'I, giving them further reason to : believe that if they qualify in the top , three in league -or earn an at-large , berth into C1F -the~uld do well in ' , the postseason. I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC MOTICll '-UIUC NOTICI ITAT'SlnNTO' ' HAllDOllH•NT Ofl l Ull OI' PICTITIOUI PUBUC NOTICH PUii.JC NOTICI before b\lying the Laguna Beadl office in 1't 981. Hls wUe, who was chairman of a public company, johled him u a partner tn 1992. Sparks handles the flnantw while Kay is the administrator. ·1 gained so pounds while - traveling to New YOfk. • Sparks Mid. •Somebody mentioned to me one day that I sbouJd look for tometbiag else to do that I like. •fie laid: 'You always.--n to have an Interest in health care. Why not. the health care fi8klf' • 1bat wu the beginning ot a new direc:tion. e Jlltytllg Mzsjj~ wk of tbe woods bas UC> allowed Sparks to rekindle his own pole vaulting LOCAL SCHEDULE TOOAY Volleyball College women • The Master's College at Southern California College, 7:30 p.m. , I 'WB:IMsoAY Socar College men · Cal State Dominguez Hills at Southern California College, 7 p .m. College women · Southern California College at Cal Poly Pomona, 4 p.m. fM>Ay Community college • (scrimmage) Santa Monka at Orange Coast, 1 p.m. College women • Southern California College at Whittier College Tournament. Community college women • Orange Coast vs. Alumni (scrimmage) 7 p.m. Socar Socar C= men • Southern California College at Occidental. 11 a.m. .. .., " CoU• women • Southern Clllfomla College at Whittier College Tournament W.WPoto • Community college • Orange Coest at San Diego Mesa Tournament. Pannw'I Wodd Chaml>iomlib>I ~ South Africa (July 17-27). Heil be cutting down on bis cxMtcblng time from here on out to take more time topnpare. •rve hem working with a lot ot et!t' n• tbil leUQD, • be said. ·NGrmaDy my schedule ii ~:tbunday,"bul Jn 61[ Olympic year, it is every day. •Next year is for me.• VANGUARDS CONTINUED FROM 6 man Alan Watke is academically ineligible. He had been counted on as the fifth man. John Bishop, a junior, has also been declared academically ineligible. •1 just found out about Alan (Wednesday) so I'm still reacting to that one,• Wtlkens said. "He's going to con- centrate on school so he can get his eligibility back. I know be feels terrible, too. He knows be hurt the team... ano~er freshman, Jonathan Miller, has Wtlkens pretty •Jonathan bas a lot of talent-not ar , he said. •But in cross country you are only as strong as your fifth man and there will be a big gap there. "It's just a big blow when you lose all those guys all at once. It's going to be one of those years where we or e . ~Three~= freshinen, ToSh Schw6:, Mitt WheeTer and Aaron Evans, will round out the tem The Vanguards' biggest team goal will be winning their own Invitational set for Oct 12 . •The competition isn't really that stiff so it's possi- ble,• Wilkens said. •Even with a weak fifth runner.• Azusa Pacific •Ppeal'f the top team again. lt should be a tight ra~ second through lixth.. but nQt for sec. I SCC'sVau~ appear to be on . . the threslio ii of . . . a breakthrough •National Top 10 consideration is not out of the question at all for Southen California College's women's cross country forces in upcoming ~n. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Southern California College women's cross country team could realistically finish in the Top 10 in the NAIA National rankings. . The bad news is that may still only be good en~>Ugh for third place in a stacked ~Iden State~- Westmont and Azusa Pacilic, who figure to be the top two teams again this season, both finished 1995 in tb...e top five nationally . However things shake out, it's a cinch sec will improve on last season's fourth-place fin. ish ln the GSAC which was the best finisb in school history. "This is the women's year to shine,• said Coach Bryan Wtlkens. MThe men went to Nationals two years ago. Now it's U:ie women's tum.• Five of the conference teams will be on hand for Sept. 14's season-opening Whittier Invitational, including Westmont and Azusa Pacific. "That first meet will be a good indicator of where we stand,• Wilkens said. "We're setting our sights on Azusa to see if we can. close the gap on them.• Wllkens pointed to two new names on his roster - freshman Maribel Delgado and graduate student. Nikee Chambers -as his projected two top contrib- lrtors. Actually, Chambers isn't really a new addition, despite the .name cbang~. She is the former Nikee Pool, who was married following last school year. Pool, who was named SCC's Female Athlete of the Year, has a good chance of shaking things up at Nationals. She finished 42nd last season, just 12 spots fr6m All-American honors. •Actually, she_ was sick at Nationals,· Wilkens said. "For her to run as well as she did. as ill as she was, was amazing. •A top-10 finish .is a real possibility if she stays healthy-and runs-a good race.• . It's no accident Pool is back despite graduating last year. She had battled several injuries in her early career and she and Wilkens finally agreed she would redshirt the 1994 season. MSbe really wanted to try and race anyway,• Wilkens said. "But I told her I'd rathe, have her healthy in the_lalLof '96, instead of struggling in the fall of '94.'" -- "It was the right decision and we're both excited she is back." Delgado really is new face on campus coming from Santa Ana Valley. At one point last season she was the top 800-meter runner in Orange County. She's a 2:15 half-miler and has a 17:53 to her credit in a three-mile cross country run. "That girl is really tough,· Wilkens said. •She may even push Nikee a little bit. She would be the first in a few years to push Nikee. We have a strong one-two punch." Nos. 3 and 4 will fall to Erin Culver, a senior, and junior Angie LaMance, who figure to flip-Oop between the two spots all ~n long. The fifth spot is even tougher, accoriling to Wilkens, with four or five runners in the hunt. e ve wo minutes in 5Ks, • Wllkens said. "1bat's the most Chambers, Caren Anderson (a junior), Culver and senior Darlene Pruitt all were under 20 minutes last season. 11\ree other returners, sophomores Teriaann Bog- an and · u.nior J · er Booth were near~ Danielle Hadfield will be another freshman to watch. "We're also looking.for some surprises,• Wilkens said. •When you have a team with so much depth. individuals come through when you aren't expect- ing. • # U we keep everybody healthy we should quality for Nationals. No question.· J PUBUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICD ftUIUC NOTtCll PUIUC MOTICI PUii.iC NOTICll MUC NOTICES PUIUCMOTICI PUILJC MOTICI ITAT•M•NTOfl t MANDOflll•NT Of' ... IJ ~I ... ~o ... -.::.: - • -center 10251 Yorktown B57 Consortium for pedal E • Name ~tatement doing business as· window RJchatd 6. Doyle TRG Insurance Services port Beach, CA 92663 S. "96 '"'' Dlislnwu is w•r 1 ·~venue, Huntington Beach, Glenn Holland. B71 ucatlon (WOCCSE) will re-T~e follo~ing per~s are & Wall Creations' CA401, This ttatement was filed (CA), 1300 Blistol Street Thia business Is con-p~O, 1 1675 ducted by: an lndlllldual ~f. Prospective bidders Dennis O~mison, B72 celve up to, but not later ~~~ ~:~s~ :;u~l Rb) 437 Ogle Circle, Costa with the County Cltfk ol North, #211, Newport ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE Have you 1tarttd dolne :• r I Ebould meet et the Pur· Glenn Ou1nn. Bet than 2:00 pm, September America's eest' com'P<>st Mesa, CA 92627 Orange County on S.9-915 Beach, CA 92660 Have you started doing buslnen yet?>'"• 7·1•96 -.aslng Department, Room PeleU Siatuu, B89 23. t996, bids for . ·~~ Products c) RWP Land· t.eonard A. Pieri, 437 Ogle t9983ltp2482 Ttils business Is con· busl!'&ss yet? no F1cHUoua Busfne1a Rob Abbott tit. Pan~ Holland, B95 award of a contract for. Biel e Materlal S pply 742 Circle, Costa Mesa, CA Daily Pilot August 13 · 20 ducted by: a corporation Wilham Paul Ferguson , Name Statement Thia ttattment WU Jlled -ln accordance with the Regina Smiley, B100 605 • Transportation Ser· ~afi St Hu 1 • 92627 27 Sept be 3 1996•165; Have you started doing This statement was filed The follOwlng perton1 art with the County Olent of '.liiovisions ol California Mark Miiier. Bt01 vices for Special Education Ba nh CA·92640nt ngton Phytli:i F Pieri 437 Ogle ' -em r ' business yet? yes, 8-1·96 with the County Clerk of doing business as· Robtol Orange County on "'" ~siness end Professions Phili~ Cosentino. Bt02 Students. d'~rfs • Klralla 7021 Blue-Circle, Costa 'Mesa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE TAG Insurance Services, Orange County on 8"6-96 U.S.A.., 3303 Harix;r Blvd., t9H'891H:t -.code Section 7028.15, and Dominick Salerno, B106 All_bids shall be on~ form sails Or 'Huntin ton 92627 Kent M. Crawford 19013091901 Bldg. g-14, Costa Mesa, oany Pilot Aagutl 1S, 20, Pubhc Contract Code Sec· Sherry F. Gullivan, B135 h.~rn1shed by the 01stric1. Beach CA·92647 g This busin'ass Is con· Flctltloua Buslnesa l'.hlt statement was med Daily Pilot August 13, 20, CA 92626 27, Septtmbet 3, 1996 1644 1100 3300, J.he owner re-Ron Romero, B140 Buis shall be received .In This •business Is con· ducted by: husband and N11me ~tat1ment with the-County Clerk of 27, Seplfmber 3, 1996 t648 Matthew Thomas Poy, 2361---'-----..... -- Ql.llres that the bl~der pos· Michael Gag~on. B143 the Purchasing Depart· dueled b : an indivlduat wife The following per$ons are Orange County on 8-16·96 Wisconsin Ave., Apt. 5, PUBLIC NOTICE sess the following clas· LeonardMar11.nez,C6 menl, 102.51 Yofktown The r/lstranl(s) com-Have you started doing doing business as: Docu-1991318 3171 PUBLIC NOTICE long8each,CA90803 sitlcatlon ol contractor's Ii· Charlene Espino. C23 • Ave., Hunlmgton Beach. menced ~o transact busl· bu. siness yet? no menl Asslstanc.$ Insurance. Daily Pilot Aug. 20, 27, Thfs business Is con-Fictitious Bualneu ceose a1 the lime the bid is Elizabeth McLaughlln, CA 92646 and shall b~ ness under the fictitious Le9na1d A. Pieri Sales Corp .. 201 ShlpYard ~t. 3, l O 1996 t681 Fletltloua BuslnH s ducted by. an Individual Name St•t.-.nt submitted: Class B. C-20, C42 publicly read aloud at Ille business name(s) listed This statement was filed Way Ste. O, Newport ' Nam• Statement Have you started doing The lolloWlng pereona lit C·38. Pursuant to Business Kevin R. Starr, C56 ~bove stated date and above on· a) 5183 b) 6191 with the County Clerk of Beach. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are business yet? no doing buslneu a1: J.W. and Prolesslons Code Sec· Con~tance Mata. C87 lime. . ' cl 1196 · ' ' Orange County on 9,g.95 Document Assistance Cor· doing business as: Amert• Matthlw T. Poy Designs, 21 Trouvllll, New- t1on 7028.15, no· paymenl Danielle Blellin~, C94 Each bid mus! conlorm Chris Klralla t99CS38924 37 potatlon (N)I), 201 Ship-F1otltl oua Busln•H dee Company .. 193S Port This statement was filed port Coast, CA 92657 shall be made tor work or Robert Perez, 106 a~d be responsive t.o lh~ This statement was filed Daily Pilot August 13 20 yard Way Ste. D, Newport Name Statement Bishop Pl .. Newport Beach, with the County Clerk of Josephine W. HatMrW, 21 material under the contract Richard Gra~owskl. C.108 bid. documents, cop1es1~o with the County Clerk 01 27 September 3 1996 •1650 Beach, CA 92663 The following perspns are CA 92660 Orange County on 8-16-96 Trouville,' Newport Coast. unless and until the RegJs· Margie Rodngue:t. C 11 I which may be E~l~~d b er n Go nt 7_29-96 • • _ Th.15-buslaeu IS-.con· ®Ing ...b.~L.ILl9.!!1'! ,~Carolee Messerschmidt, 19913193150 CA 92657 trar of Contractors verifies -Susan Salsperry. Ct23 calhng the l>urcl\asing e-8 ge u y-on-ducted by: a corporation Keepsake Portraits OBA 1935 Port BISllop Pl.7'New· -----• --=-1'tits-t>usiness-ir con-to the District that the con· Ronald Bratton, 04 partment at (714) 964·3339 . . 1998369 t 0 64 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Brubaker's Keepsake Por· port Beach. CA 92660 Dally Pilot Aug. 20• 27• ducted by: an Individual tractor was properly Ii· Ikon Eleciron1c ~or. 06 e~I. 4350. No .bidder may Daily Pilot Aug. 27. Sept. Flctltlout Business business yei? Yes. Nov. lralls.~24000 Alicia Pkwy. This business Is con· Sept. 3• lO, l996 1691 Havt you 1tarted dOl"9 censed al the time the bid Elizabeth Sch_ne1der, 0206. w11hdraw his .bid lor a pe-3, to, 17. 1996 t710 Name Statement 1995 • Ste. 7, Mission Viejo, CA ducted by: an Individual PUBUC NOTICE business yet? yea, 8-1·80 was submitted. Any con· • t<ennl!th Maruney, E 11 nod of forly·hve (45) days Clare J. Connell, Pres. 92691 Have you s1111rted doing Josephine W. Hamara tractor not so licensed is Patricia Mode. E42C alter the da)e sel for tfle PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowing persons are This statement was filed Kimberly Ann Walter, 104 business yet? no Flctltlou• BualneH This statement wu tiled subject 10 penalties under Tammy Ann Sours. E92 opening of bids. Flclltlous Bualnetl ~oing business as: Custom with the County Clerk of S. Fran.a sea, Redondo Carolee Messerschmidt N•m• Statem.nt with the County Cllrk ol the law and the con1ract Tracy Tinsley. E98 Hunting ton Beach X Clothing Company. 5922 Orange County on 8·9·96 BeaclT, CA 90277 This statement was flied The foltowi rsons are Orange County on a.&-96 will• be considered void. If Robert Leiter, F30 Union High School Dis· Nam• Stat ement Kenbrook Drive, Huntington t0963102440 This business Is con· with the County Clerk of doing busl~sr9 as· Elite t098389tff0 the license .classm.calion Alberto Spinelli, G6 trlct The follov.:ing perso~s are ~~~~h~ C~a9u~64~llllamson, Daily Pilot August 13, 20, ducted by: an Individual . Orange County on 8-6·98 Malntenance Service, 270 Daily Pilot Augusl 13, 20, specl~~ed h~reinalter IS th~! Mike Williams, G13 By: Susi McLane, DI· doing business as. The 320 13th St.. Huntington 27 September 3 1996 t661 Have you started doing 19963691914 Bristol Bldg. 101, Ste. 116. 27. September 3, 1996 1047 ol a specially contractor Andrew Tancred. G66 t p tJ Travel Centre, 2411 East Beac'". CA 92648 • ' business yet? yes, 919!' Dally Pilot August 13 20· Costa Mesa CA 92626 . 1---·-------- as defined in Section 7058 Mike wm1ams, G96 rec or • rocuremen Coast Highway, Corona det " PUBLIC NOTICE Kim A Waller ' ' F Zi ' B i I PUBLIC NOTICE of the Calilornia Business James Laughlin. H7 Energy Con1ervatlon Mar, CA 92625 Karen Wllllamson, 5922 This statement was filed 27• Septembet 3,•l996 t649 B1':d l~~ons~:· ~~g Cos~~·---------- and Professions Code. the Santa Fe Bank Corp., HtO Published Newport t<aren M. Bell, Inc., (Call· Kenbrook Drive, Huntington F1cutlous Busln•H with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE Me~a CA '9262'6 ' Flctltloua 8u1lnffa s pee i ally contractor Anlhonb Provenzano. H19 Beach.Costa Mesa Daily fornla), 2411 E. Coast Bea·ch, CA 92648 Name Statem ent Orange County on 8·20-96 This' business is con· Name Stat•ment JIWarded the contract for Nancy ·Miller. H97 Pilot September 3, 10, Highway, Corona del Mar, Jh~ business Is con· The follow1ng persons are 19983193431 Flctltlou1 Busln•H dueled by· an Individual The following persons are this work sh~ll . itself con· Sarah Valverde, H113 1996. CA 92625 : u by: a general part· doing business as: Groom· Daily Pilot Aug. 27, Sept. 'Name Statement Have yo~ started doing doing buslnet1 a1: FON- atrucl ,a ma1011ty of t~e Cambell & Ass. Ure, H123 T7l3 Karen M. Bell, Inc., (Call· ~!~PYO" •tarted . ingdales, 3320 E. Chap-3 1o 17 1995 t702 The followlng persons are business yet? yes. 1983 BIZ Comm.unlc1tlon1, 3 work, in accordance w1th Teresa Paseoe, H127 fornia), 31~92 Via Monlura, .._.. doing man Orangr.CA 92889 • · • doin~H' -Joe -f'red #t-i'jetonko Acf.opolis Aisle. ..Irvine CA the provisions of CatifC?rnia Willlam Rue. Hl5t PUBLIC NOTICE San Juan Capistrano, CA business yet? no Donald Eugene Panzlk, PUBLIC NOTICE Consumer, 1409 Priscilla This statement wa~ed 92714 . ~ Business .and Professions La~ra Galin.do, H204 92675 Jason P. Williamson 233 S. Pixie , Orange, CA Lane, Newport Beach. CA with the County Clerk of Olella Garcia. 3 AcfOJ)Olis Code Section 7059. Keith Hennig, H216 NOTICE OF This business Is con· T.hls statement was flied 92868 Y Fictitious Business 92660 Orange County on 8-16-96 Alsl1, ltvlne, CA 92714 , All work must be com· Mary Cab.rera, H217 PUBLIC HEARING ducted by: a corporation with the County Cieri< of Jacquelyn Bretl Panzik Name Statement Jamie Lynn Huanle, 1409 19913603148 Thia business is con- ;pleted within 60 calendar Robert Wilson. 12 · ·NOTICE tS HEREBY Ha~a you started doing Orange County on 8·2·96 233 s. Pixley, Orange, CA The following persons are Prlscltta Lane, Newport 0 ·i Pll A 20 27 ducied by: an lndlvldual .days or the date of the No-James Kirkland Jr., 14 GIVEN THAT the City business yet? r.es, 2/90 1098389 1748 92868 doing busl'\ess as: La Beach, CA 92660 ai Y 01 ug. ' ' Hav1 you started doing ,ti~ to ProCffd. Time Is of Pub II shed New pon Council of the City of New· Karen M. B!'I. Inc., Karen Dally Pilot August 13, 20, lhis business is con· Mode Salon, 1913 Harbor This business is con· Sept. 3• 10• 1996 1692 business ytt? no . •Iha essence. Failure to B~ach·Costa Mesa Daily port Beach did, on August M. Bell, President 27. September 3, 1996 t642 ducted by: husband and Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Ofelie G110ia complete the work wlthln Pilot August 27, September 26, 1996, direct staff to .use This statement was filed wlle 92627 Hav_, you started doing This statement wu ftled the lime ~et lorth herein 3. 1996. the procedure of Chapter with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing Luong Tl Tran. 9921 Har-business yet? no F1ctltloua. Bulln•H with lht County Clertl of ..w.111 res.ultJ.n the imposition T694 27 ol_lhe MunlciQat tm· Orange County on 6·16-96 · b4siness yet? no rlel ln., Anaheim, CA Jamle L. Huante Name Stattment Orange County on 8-a.96 of Uqu1da1ed damag.s for PUBLIC NOTICE prov~ment Act ol 1.911 of .:t908389~2-1'tc11tlo....Sustnen --oo,,.Pan~IC ~280<! 1:hls alatement waa filed. The IOllowing persons ere t9H.M92.4J9 each day of deta-. In the the Streets and H1ghwar. Daily Pilot Aug. 20, 27, Name Stalt ment This statement was filed This business Is con· with the County Clerk of doing business as· Athletff Daily Pilot August 13. 20 a~oLH'lt '?' S200 per da~. . cns1408814 Code of the State ol Cal· Sept. 3, 10, 1996 1689 The following persons are with the County Cieri< of ducted by: an indlvldual Orange County on 6-9-96 Across America 23t 19th 27 Septemblf 3 1gge isa0 ach bidder shall su ~11, SUPERIOR COURT tornia to complete con· doing business as: a) Del· Orange County on 7·15-96 Have you startNI doing t001~692411 Street Newport 'eeach CA ' ' - on the fOfm furnished w1lh struction ol curb, gutter, PUBLIC NOTICE' rey International Tr;1ding 1908388955 4 bullness yet? Yes, a+ Dally Pilol August 13, 20, 92663 ' PUBLIC NOTICI rs~ ~~!':~i:::lpd~i:='~ ~s ·COOUFNCAUTY 0~0RNORA IA,NQE and roadway· on La Jolla Company, b} Oelrey Inter~ Daily Pilot August 1~ 20 1996. 27 September 3 ~ 1653 . Kimberly Dee. Wilmot 23t 1--:=-=:-===~-=~=-rop . .u • Drive, from Cliff Drive to Flctltlo.us BuslneH national, c) Delrey Produc· S ' ' Luong Thi Tran • ' 19th Street Newport F1cll\riii98uiliMH -contraci.o~ ~ this ~ro1ect 34t The Clly Drive 300' sou1h of Cliff Drive. Name Statement tions. 3535 e. Coast Hwy .• 27• ep1ember 3• 1996 1662 This statement was riled PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 11a .... 1tatetnent ~s "fr" Y the ublel· Posl Onie• For particulara and pe-The following persons are Suite 236, Corona det Mar, · PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk or This business is con· Tht following persons art ~np P nd 1 Sub~or1r~c~7g Box 14171 tails, reference is hereby doing business as: BCC CA 92625 Orange County on 8·9-96 Flc t1Uou1 Bualn!IH ducted b'(:.an.lndbd.duaL .. -JSolng buslnest .. : N• air ract ces c · u le Orang•, CA made to the attached plan Leasing, 12Q1 Dove Street, Chris Oelrey, 3535 E. Flctltloua Business 10 13882435 Name Statement . Have you started doing Ilona! MlttleUnil. 2950 All· e,oo'b'':ic; Code Section 02613 •1571 showing lhe proposed Im· Ste. ~. Newport Beach, Coast Hwy., Suite 236, Co· Name Statement Daily Pilot August 13, 20. The following persons are bUsiness yet? yes, July 96 way Ave.. #IJ.t, Coata i Each bi~· shall be ac· IN THE MAnER OF provements along the Un· CA 9.2660 rona del Mar, CA 92625 The following persons are 27, September 3, 1995 t657 doing business as: Falson Kimberly Wilmot Mesa. CA 92663 ~ompanied by a cer1ilied or THE PETITION TO improved frontage of your Cal?'taJea.se. a Limited LI· This business !S con· doing business as: After El· PUBLIC NOTICE Partners, 441 Old Newport Thll statement was flied Rob Abbott, 38 Ur\tana, h. . h 1 property. ability Company, (Dela· ducted by: an individual tects Hair Salon 1250 N Blvd., t104. Newport with the County Cletlt of Allao Viejo, CA 926Se ' .. ,, t ; ~ ~ . • . . • ' l~ -r<t" . .. . : 1 ; I ' . I . . I . ' '· I . \ 1 ~ II I I l l r t ~ i, ! : : . : ' ~eas 1~.!A! eek 1;::,. 1 b d CHANGE THE NA~E NQTICE IS FU~-~H.~~ ware), 1201 Dove . Streel, Have you started doing Euclid, Anaheim, CA 9280t Beach, CA 92683 Orange County on 6-20-116 This bu1lness It con-moun en O'F-MtCltAl!L CAnL ......... N--HEAEB¥ htlr-ffnr'5te. 600, Newport-eeeeho-t:Ktslness-yeP.-yes,J\lty-l,-ViekJ-A--Sundg1en 758 .. r•cJJUoU....S .. -....: · -... -·· ·----99----~·-·-~ ..... __ ·i~";.i..i.::. ... i ten perce_nt (10%) of DONAHUE Cl1y Council of the City of CA 92660 1996 Lee or., Buena Park, CA Name Statement N.Wport Blvd., #104, New-· • -· • Have you start......,ed,,... .. d._oi_ng ___ -" the ~otal bid price. payable CASE NUMBER Newport Beach has set This business is con· Chris Delrey 90620 The followlng persons are port Beach, CA 92663 Daily Pilot Aug. 27• Sept. business yet? yes 7·1·96 ,,... ~~.~: 1~~~Tt~~c~,~~: !:!!~[" A184023 Monday, the 9th day of ducted by: Limited Liability This statement was filed William Charles Sundgren doing business as: Kosmos This business Is con· 3, IO, 17, 1996 t695 Rob Abbott ' proposal is acc~pteJ' ~h~~ ORDER TO September, 1996, al the Co. wit!'I the County Clerk of 7582 t.ea Or., Buena Park: Express, 1614 Orange Av· dueled by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE This statement wa1 filed • hour of 7:00 p.m. as the Have you started doing Orange County on 8·13·96 CA 90620 enue, Costa Mesa, Calif0t· Have you started doing with the County Cletk of ~r~e'::~~Xt f~:~~~t: s~~e SHOW CAUSE FOR lime. and the Council business yet? no 1996310272 4 This business Is con· nia 92627 business yet? no Flctltloua 8 u1lnt s1 Orange County on 1-9-9' fa~tory Faithful Perfor~: cr:t.f1 ET OOF NEAMES CChambers of , the City C~pltalease, a Umiled LI· Dally Pilot Aug. 20, 27, ducted by: husband and Robert Date Ward Goraieb, Regina L Faison Name Statement , 10H3892441 8 1 I N R ( l ouncll ol the City of New· ability Company, dba BCC s t 3 10 1996 677 wile 1614 Orange Avenue Thfs statement was ftled Tht follo I Dalt Pll 1 ..... 20 2? ~~~~esso~anno~~ h~';:~~~ MHICSHHAAEVLECAFRLE0ooANAHUE port Beach as fhe place for Leas!ng, J. Jeffrey Morris, ep · • • t Hav'e you started doing Costa Mesa. California with the County Clerk of doing bu:!;e~:':i~~naMf~ S.·.} 3 1~ 1996· '16~ A I IL PETI· hearing of all persons Inter· President PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? yes 1987 92627 Orange Coun1y on 8-9-96 Ent r rise 100&0 M d 1--"""-'·-·-·------·gfJc~lc~~~~~i~i l~e ~o~;~ ~~~N~iR ~~M~~o~~J~ ested In/or objecti"1 to the This statement was filed Vicki Rene Sundgren This busine_ss , !s con-10083602458 owt:re Av!' .. Fountain °:a1: PUBLIC NOTICE • t 8 d . 1 proposed construction. with the County Clerk ol Flctltloua Bualness This statement was filed ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual Daily Pilot August 13 20 ley CA 92708 ~o~a lesso~ha~n fi~~ ~~~~t r6c~~CE~A~~~A~~NBAE~l£ If yo~ havrh any qu1es~on~ Orange County on 8·20-96 Name Sta tement with the County Clerk ol Ha~e you started doing 27, September 3, l996 '15s,4 Naomi Ty,,r. 10060 Mead· Flctltloua BualneH (50%l of the total bid price HANSEN '~par l'?Q ~ con er, s o 19863693428 The fOUowing persons are Orange County on 8-16·96 business yet? no owtark Ave Fountain Val· Name Statem ent and urnish certificates evi'. 11 is hereby ordered that ~h!n"~~~epf0j~e~~ine~~ Daily Pilot Aug. 27. Sept. doing business as: t8913193t85 ~o.bert Goraleb n d PUBLIC NOTICE 1;.r; CA 92708 Th1 following persona art dencing that. the required all persons interested in at 714-644.3311 . • 3, 10, 17, 1996 t705 Favoured Falrecratts. 6169 Dally Pilot ·Aug. 20. 27. w1~~s t~~·~~~~ w~~rk1 eof Flctltlou a Buslneas T Is bu.slness !s con-g~~ltbu, :J~;st ~:ak~~ insurance is in etlect in the this matter appear before Date: Auguat 27 PUBLIC NOTICE Patton Way, Buena Park, Sept. 3, 10, 1996 1683 Orange County on 8·16·96 Name Statement d~Cled by. an indlv1dull. Avt ., Santa Ana, CA 92.,70,.5 amounts set forth In the this court in Department 18 98 ' CA 90620 ave you started doing general conditions. In the No 703 of the Orange Flc tltloua Buslnesa Jennifer Manning Cinocco, PUBLIC NOTICE 19913193117 doTlhdfc~ foblulos~nefnsgspaesrs .• onSusnarseet business yet? yes, 5196 Sterling R. Haight, 1538 £. event of failure to enter into co~nty Superior Court at Don Webb, Pub lie 6189 Patton Way, Buena Dally Pilot Aug. 20, 27, Na_oml Tyler Chestnut llC, Santa Ana, the contreci and execute the address shown above Worf!• Director Name Statement P11k, CA 90620 Fictitious Bualn•H Sept. 3, 10, 1996 1664 Siu os Photography, 4000 This statement was . flied CA Sl270t the required documents. on g.41\7•96 al 2 .. 00 o'clock Published Newporl The following persons are Janet Elaine Proulx, 6189 Nam• St•temenl Park Newport #402, New· with lhe County Clerk of This bu1in111 Is con- such bid security will be p.m .. and 'then ·and thete Beach-Coata Mesa Daily dOif'9 business as: a) De-Patton Way, Buena Park, The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE port Beach, CA 92660 Orange County on 8·21·96 ducied by: an individual for1eiled. The Faithful Per· :..hnw r~u~· 11 anv thnv 011,...1 Auoust 30 Sentember sign Assemb~¥ and Manu· CA 90620 doing bustnesa as: J.K.A. Fictitious Buatn•as John Patrick L••ler, 4000 19013093509 Have you started dolng ·-· .. _ .. __ """'' ........ re-have why ttte pehlion for 3 t996 --~ .... A .. ,.. ,... -L . ---.... _ ~L"" .... r ,.._ ,.._,., Park Newport 1402, New· n.nu oa~· ··~ ':17 "·-· business yet? ve• 03/0tf72 • o • or the day of the hearing. Surf--AePOf't.--.) ,Powdet . ·--1--· .. ·-·· J•" , .... 1•1·vo --~··--1 •• "·-· ·--27, 5eptemlltr-:J, l lr.fO '""'" • ·-----.... -.. ~·· ,._,,_ 'Labor Code. the Director of DATE• AUO 19 1908 Magazine f) • s 1 B d business yel? no PUBLIC NOTICE Eric Engle Ha~ you started_ doing · lain, U24. Elden Ave Thi fOllOwing ptt'90n8.,. the Department of Indus· 0 AL E H 1 C K M AN Magulne: g) P~wer 0~0~'. Craig Oakland This statement was filed buslne11 yet? no PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92827 " doing buslntu aa: Ptndln , trial Relations of the State • ucts H) San Boarde p od This statement was flied Fl tltl 8 1 with lht County Clefk of Grace Mae Collins Thia buslneH 11 con-SIMcfl 2370 Elden A..,. ,of California has deter· J UD Q E {C 0 MM I I· ucts' I} SU(fer Cale~d~ Ji with the County Clerk of o ou1 ul Mii Orange County on 8-16-96 T.hll statement wat filed Fictitious 8u1lnH1 ducted by: an lndMdual IA, Coaia M .... CA tta1' •mined the general prevail· SIONER 0 , THI! SUPI!• surt'er Style k) Wh~te Orange County on 8-14-96 N.ame l tatement . 1 ... 3.93188 w1lh the County Clefk Of Name Stal•ment Have V04J started doing Lffll9 A. McCarthy 2370 'Ing r111es of wages In the RIOR COURT Ocean CatalOo I) Surfer 18883182982 d~he f~ng per:o;:d Daily Pilot Aug. 20 27 Orange County on 8-16-96 The fOllowlng perlOM are business yet? no Elden Ave., Cotta 'u.... :1ocatily In which this work WALTER Q HOWALD Publllhlng a'roup m) Dally Pilot Aug 20 27 ng 11ness a : Sept 3 10 1996 't68S 1H8H93170 doing business as: A & R PW T. Clwnbeflaln CA m27 ,it to be per1ormed. CopiH tNC., 1500 Quall Street: Snowboaraer Magaz.i,;., n) Se'pt. 3, 10, 1996 . 'l673 ~~:c~~~~t S~p~~H!~ ' ' ' · Daily PllOI Aug. 20, 27, Automotive, 850 W. 18th Thlt lltaterMOt Wat llltd Tiiie butlnt11 11 t o• 'C!' these rate determina· Suite 440, Newport Beach Beach Culture Magllllne, Beach 29660 ·• P PUBUC NOTICE Sept. 3. 10, 1996 t686 St., Costa Meu. CA 92627 with the County Clerk of duettd by: en lndlvlduel 11ons. are on file at tht DIS· Calli . 92660 • o) Bike Magazine P} Inside PUBLIC NOTICE T • · T 1 Robert L. Ritchie, 219 Orange CounfV on 8-20-91 Have you 1ta111d dolit TRICT, and cop111 may be P or~a N Bolf Magazine 33<><16 Calle 2~I 0Rt~ln:l. Nu~ P'lctltJou• Bua1neH PUBLIC NOTIC! Dahlia. Ave . .1. Corona del 19983893424 bueln811 yel? no obtained upon request. The u b I •he d • w Port Avlador San Juan Caplst· Flotltlo"9 Bualneu 88 ~ • '""""' • H•,,.. Statement M11, CA 926;;:5 Dally Piiot Aug 27 Sept Letll• A. MoCaMy , con1rac1or shall post a Beach.Colla Mesa Dally rano cA 92675 Name Statement &l~~h, CQ 92~ 11 ' 209:1 The tollowtng pet'lont are FlcUtloua Bu•IMH Thia bualntaa I• con-3 tO. 17 1996 · ' 170>4 Thl.t etaletMnt was a1ecr copy ol lheH rates al each Piiot August 20. 27, Sep· suJ PubUeatlons Inc Thi roUOWlng pertons art a"* • M4I • doing business aa; a) Rob· Name ltate~t ducted by: an Individual • • with the County CIWk ,, 'job Ille. Tht contraclor and 1tmber 3, 10, 1996. (CA):'304u Calle Aiila<J«: doing business as: ECt.C· r=· N9WJ)Ort S.ac:h, CA "'Slat• Company, b) Tra· Tll• fOllOWlng peraons .,. Have you •latteCI doing PUBLIC NOTIC! Orenge County on ·~ I •general condillons. copy of this order to show • -· --.~-"' ••· m , """""."" Y"' m::r • The DISTRICT reserves cause be published In Flctltloua Bualneaa Newport Beach, CA 92663 Jennifer Manning Cinocco ley, CA 92708 Tea Accessories, 14131 business yet? no Flctltloua Buslne11 19993892728 'the right 10 reject any or all Newport Beach Costa Nam e St•tement }im Brian Van Michelin, This statement was filed Terry Allen Matthews, Hfreford St .. Westminster, John P. Lester Name Statement Dauy Pilot Aug. 20, 27, bids or 10 waive any Ir· Mesa Pilot a nertsJ>aper of Tht following persons are ,503 €Iden Ave., 10, wfth the county Clerk of 31981 Paseo De Tania, San CA 92683 This statement was filed The following persons are Sept 3 10 1996 1081 regulanties or informall1ies lleneral circulllt~ pub-doing business as· a) For Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Orange County on 8-14•96 Juan Capl1trano, CA 96275 Grace Mae Cotllne, 14131 with the County Cllf'I< or doing bu1lne1111: alrcom-1-~·~·~·------.;.;..;..;. :in any bids '?r in the bid· hshed in this county, at Better Uving Communica· This bu~lness Is con· 1991al92890 Thit bu~lneu Is con-Hereford SI., Wtttmlnster, Orange County on 8-9·96 prassor.com, 2875 Irvine PUBLIC NOTICE ding. least once a week for four lions b) Surfer Magazine ducted by. a general part· Daily Piiot ..... ,, 20 27 dU<:ted by. co-partners CA 92683 19983182450 Ave., Sunt F·242, Costa1-~----~-~----~ · .,, -• • -• --·· .. •--_ _ .._.,. • __ .: Have, you started dolna This bu1lnes1 Is con· Dailv Pilot August 13 20 Mesa CA 92627 ll~~tlUoua Bualneaa 1773 ~j th eaiu n1a _,..,ft .. """' "' '"'' __ .,.,, --,., "'1 ,,. .. Have you started doing • •• '"• .. ' ' -' I fi II any subcontractor under it t6t3 Sen Jut.n Caplatrano, CA Wak1fo111t VIiia, 233 Thi b 1 J dex International, c) Loc:a· doing bue!MSt u: Ctlnoo buslnn• ytt? Yt1, 11-13· 1tMHeMn shall pay nQt llu than the 9281S Waktlor .. t Rd Coata • 111 neu s con-tor Systems, 5329 Bahia Dane. Pto)tct, UH71 Mag. 85 FlcUtleu• 8ualMI•• O.ily PllOI A 27 ~ tf>eClfled prtvalling rates ol PUBLIC NOTICE Thlt bualnaH Is con-Mtta, CA 92626 " d~eted by: hueband and Blanca. Unit B. t.19una notla. $ult• 20, Huntlngloo ROblrt L Allchl• NeJM l tat•Ment 3 10 '7 1* 14 ' t7Cl4 waget to all workers em-dllCtH by: a corporation Bernardlto David, :133 ~ e dol Hills, c.tlf0rnla 92653 e.ach, CA.82048 This atatemtnt waa flltd Th• fOllOwlnQ pertont ar•I-.·-.:·~~· ~~~ ..... ...:;.;:. poyed by them In the ex· I UPllRtOR COURT Have you started doing WakelorHI Rd., Cotta bU~:_ you rt•atted ng Robel'! Slallf, 5329 Bahia CHftoft Corporation !CA), With the Cqun\Y Cltt'k of d51n bualntu u : PUBUC NOTICI ,9C1Jtlon of the contract. 0' CAL.,ORNIA, butlneH yet? yes a) 1994. Mesa, CA 02626 T 18 Y• no Blanca. Unll B, Laguna 17219 Santa 1.41cla, Foun-Ortng8 COl.tf'ity on ... N H ung and co 911.42 "' , • No Cllddef may withdraw COUNTY OF ORANGI b) 1969 c) 1969 'd) 1999' Ang.iita David. 233 Wake-ony R. Tumtll Hlllt, California 82653 taln V.n.y, CA 92108 • totai aH41 8 Sall Lane ciYPriu '1GUta.ua .......... , 'Ml'I !>'cl tor • period ot 14 1 TM City Drtv. I} t974 'o \182, g) 1974, 11}' lor11t, Rd., Costa Mesa. ~· 1~'=~ w~~:·~ Thia buelnt11 le con-. Thia. bUelnen le con-Dally Pilot Augutt 13, ao, CA ' ' ,..,.. ttat......e 1~ (45) day• aft.er the p t Otn. 1912, I) t919, JJ l98S, k CA t28.2$ 0 Y dUcted by an Individual ducted by• corpotatlotl 27, MtKemblf :t, \998 IG59 WllllllT\ J, Martel, Jr., 911.42 The t~ ,.._.. • ,datt Mt (Of the openlnQ of 0• • 1908. I) 1987, ml 1988 n Thia bu1tne11 11 con• range C~'H\;8=-~= t'lav• VOi.i •tarted doing Havt VOi.i ttarlld doing Stlllbuty Lant, Cyprtst, d~ bullnili ..: o.,. 4!1d-. Ito.a t4t 71 1tn: ol 1tt4 p) NO CSU<:ltd by: hutband Ind . 1>Utlne11 yet? yet, a) 1941f, bu91Maa .Yet? no flUILIC NOTIC! CA 10834 onign 194 ~ It. I Pureuant to SectlOn 22300 <>ranee. CA 9utf9( Pl.ibllCatlont Inc wUe Dally PUot Aug, 27, hpt. b) 1"81 C) '""' Ollfton 0orwat1on. l(tlth Tt'tl• bU•llltll •• con-CotUI Me.a. C4 ~ • :of the Public Contract •.t•t•Hn Jerry OellnfJ, ConllOtler " Have you Nrttd doing 3, 10, 17, 109t t7ot Robert Sl.ltw Clifton flat...._•'*""• ducted by: an lndMduat Oon W. ~ 114 ~ A&octe. the conctact will eon-IM TM• 11An u Ofl Tiii• ~1 wu llltd bu.in.ta y11? yet, June e, PUILIC NOTtc• Thl9 1tatement wae flltd Thia atat~nt waa llltd Naf'M lt•t•tMnt Have Y'O'I atlt\ld dOltlO *"* st .. C04ila u.. CA +tain Pf~ pet'mit1lnQ TM• P•TtTION TO with the County Clerk of 1191 s;;. With the County Cllttt ol with the C0untv Clltk of Thf follow\ng penon1 ate bUelneta yet? yee. 4/5/M eata7 ' •the 141Cc.MM ~ '° CHANG.a TH• ••• Of91'101 County on ..... Bematdho David ()fang& Colny on •1M1 Ofanot County on •1148 dOinQ butlneM u : l.Hdlr 8111 Martet Thia buelnnt .. ~ ~~ MCIUritlH Jonny OP .,.,. .... MICMASL 1 ... 3 .. 2449 Thlt et..tem.m wn GI.cl lllotltloue a u..an.a• t ... J .. 3 tl4 t~ .. Jt51 Qrap"hlce. 1507 Wtnrollek Tilla It~ wu fled dUC1td by! WI~ , ~-Wllhhefd by the &SHr&AKA OUADAH Dally PiJol Au9 20 2'1 with Iha COunty CllflC or ................ , Oally Piiot q . 20, 27, D•llY ~tot Aug. 20. 17. Ln .• Newport Belch. CA, r:i" lhe County a.rtt of Hai¥e you ...,.. .. :we W:.,".:":J:.:-: CAt• lllUMHR Sept. 3. 10, '"'. '1870 ()fang& c:=~.~= ~ '==-'=°"S:C:: lept. lt, 10. '"° .... Sept. 3• lO. 1• ttto :r c. l.M, 1507 War· .,. ~re::-:: ~~,.., .. , .... : ;r:;.r::•:.=:•a:'ec~ ~~ MLICNOTICI ::"""°'AU;. 20, 21, ~w~eoss:=:-IUIUCMOTU fUIUCIOnCI ~~Newport had!.~ Piiot ~ a1, ._, =i:.tat:r~-= :1n1o ncrow. SHOW CAUU '°" '1ottt...,• ........_ P~· 3. 10• '"' 111J14 CA t2Sa7 PletltlMe ......... Ftolltloue .....,_.. Thi• butln111 le con-S. to, 17• ,... .., ~ c~ (Ml ._... • m a..,.,,... ...,d CHAllOa OP 11A11S 11 ..... Slllh••nt PUILIC NOTICE Ttac;v veme McWnt. 1903 lllW ,..._...... ... ......... ._... ducild by: an ~Nil PU1UC IOTICI tHC191MN ' Bltned1 /I/ l u,al l'ETJT!OtUAIS> OENNIS The f011ow1ng P1f.on9 att w. Peftcleit0n1 Sl4'\1AI AM. Thi~ PftOr'lt •e The fo41owlng per9on1 •e HIYt you Mar1td doing Daly Hot Aue> J7 .... MaL..,.1 oar......• Pt•· JllllCHA!L ilHIMl<A OUA-dOlna bualnen aa: a> Pini P'totftlew ........ CA '2104 dOlna buelNtl M l ~ = bulfnltt .. : Ren-~· ~r1 M .......... lullRI.. i 10 1J ,... . ' Oii '~ C.n-DAN HAS/HAW ,.t..£0 A ,,., 'Mouna.ln CofMlunjca. ...... ........... C9r"'4I ,,,., HOOi\, t OOI w. tcti 'M ........ ANoclatft. Dtaoon Productions. w~ c. lM -......... • I • ~· , tM nrallM ~mOH FOR AH OfU>IA tlont b) WtllneM lnfonna. The~ .-.ona art 'endllton. SMra 1'M. CA IA LAkttftOJ•. !MN, CA 1 791 VllWf,)olnt Ln., 140, Thlt ~ M8 llf8d The~....... - • : '"'ll•h•d H1wpotl T CHO~~~.a N~ .. ~s lloft~k.441No.Nft. dot.no butiMa H ! ru-~ buliMH I• COit-=d A.~ t• =~ngton llHOh, CA~~~....: dOif'I ~~ lllQ n· • .c!.~.,.~ ••-~ .. """~•-u o..uu FROM ~ "4~'-P<lf' llvd .. 1201, ,...,_, l\Ut .com, t3* P..ita ........ _.. _. ..-. L IC h • C ......... __. ....... •t-uo-.. -...----....... 147• -· ~ r'.""9"'."' ' :;;;-.;;.;.-.. :-:::...,,;;: ~:~ ~~·."f:.~ =-~~. "·~~-= 2P"" ·=~ ~· .:.:.· :··· '"'·::·...: =..~:::~ -..:.·~o:. l'l'l'.: •• r-.-... =-=1:=q :i. t.... MICHA£LS M.D., 441 Ho. .,,_pOrt ~ ~. CoU MM&. ~yol»~ ... ~'I -~ ~ ~:.-.... 1 Jhll bualneaa It a.,..), tO, t • .-?t 10llN ~ IJomW, 1474 home. M t I -~ It" Ml'&Oy ordlW9d INt •t¥d •• 1201, Ntwpott &WM TY99; ·-"f:j't, .... ;·-1 ' con-I! .. -n: !.&_a-• MW ou-.1C1 I • , 11 peraona "*" .. td In lelef\ CA._, .....,,.. ~ 830I HOon .. • u MU a con-.. ....: QA • ~.... 1. w.n • *-r ptL ... , . FIND tnl• ITlaMf ~., befota ~ o..-ld Rabbitt ... , A•'**°°" Let ·~ Tiiie ........ .. llled d&Cled llfl hutbMcl W'4ll TB, a "'I <>wrttoctced wteh "'.. ,, ... -• ~· • •l'lll COUft In Otpatfm8111 No. NIWjlOfl. ~. 1201, Niwadl, .,.. ' =:~ c:."'..J RAU .um SILL " • I I ~ .. •' . I I i 1 ... ' ~ I . .. ;:-~· i t.,,_,,,.. ~~03,:.,.:e~~ ~==-~r:. :X:.~·•HIMO. · 1•u~..... RINT : WOUgtlctuelfJld ~.=,:, 1 ·••Uilfl .._ {" • lhrDuOh cflNitlld IN~~ IM¥* dudfd t>y: ..,..,.,., llfid TN• bualr!Mt t1 ""': DeltV ,.... 1911••"-' :a, ...;..:...a... W 1178 ·-.-.~ ....2~~~1 ' .,..... .: :. v .wi 10-1, ttll. .. m> .-. _ , ,..... bf:• f!!?!!!! 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Th~ Daily Pilot & The Independent Friday ................ Thursday 5 :OOpm I DNa 330 West Bay &met Om Mesa. CA 9"lliZ7 C-~Newpon &Mi A 8l!y Sl European, South American, Asian, Aus-(7l4) 1llall2S Newport Stationers Is l ooking tor enthusiastic, customer service orientod, FT. retell sales associates- Sat&Jor Sun schedule slan high school ex- change stud.nta arrlv---------Sal•• Rep Ing Augull. Becomr a Grt_at pay-.. banal Ila. volunteer holl family. ·' Jn a couple ol yra AISE 1-800-SIBLINQ EMPLOYMENT. make $100K-+ I Look· frig 4 a committed, BUSINESS LOST •· aggressive p1rson. ui Cati (800)375-8034. OPPORTUNITT · FOUND 2925 Fax c213)5B3-2029. 2904 EMPLOYMENT ask ror oan1e1 -~!ijiiiiiii~~ii!iii 5530 Teacher/Aaalatant 1aooo A w••K ..-$1000.00 REWARD! Mon1easorl SchOOI In Home based . No seU· LOST 4ct. Solltalreli&iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.M. 12 ECE unllS. Ing, Turn-key. 90~ Diamond weddlng1--------714-549·3803 , . items you wish to sell. Make sure- everyt'1ing is dean and re~ired. ~~ commlaslonl Minimum ring, wide Vold band ACCOUNTING --------· capitol requi red N.8 . • C.M. arH. Communltynewspa---------------------~ 11.250. 1-800·995-979.7321 pefS ... k. ·~ srrA D~Z"'AT.G 07M Eal 9539 24 hf• l'o"n~ Walmaraner luU time posltlona: ~../'1A 1 'Y l · Plufo LAY/MSR· 1CHh/Santa Ana ., .. ... ft ROUTa Top Ca II I am •1 Op m NP &AIR tocal ...... All CHh In-8484047 Poaltlen A NEW co m e . I 1 ' 5 0 0 ..-Loet Brown BurlMM Minimum OM year weekly po1ent1al. cat, "Nikko". Jaamlne e11p•rlenc• In ae> • lm•ll lnve•tmenl/ cr..-c area proteT counts peyable and hugh ptotQ. Vla-.'MC • II tlona pr..... 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AJC. aiatm. t1a91 Truck•, boal1, ee CetdNI'• color 87V~t>oya II °"'8flic;t NORTH . .,. t.ric:kinhandal)dcuhedthe.eeo( trane, Rancho 5000 w/saddle Interior. wwrwily. Xlnl condl 4 -wheelere, mo- diamonda. Weet made a 1ood play eu1pen1lon kll, Ton-Mint condl S29k 84~ 113,900 723-5142 tofhom9S, el.ctronlce, by falaecarding with the eighL Jutt neau cvr for re.,-aeal, 8610/hm 873-3174/wk fwQllute by DEA. FBI, in cue that wu a singlet.on, decla.r-full/half doors, bikini 92' 3000 2 a TurtHt OTA 9210 IRS. Available your DOWN 1 Rabbit's c:outin 2 -6plftled .... Otl <>Kl74 •AQlOtt er croeeed t.o the king ol diamond& lop, ca19 w/aux amp, Excellent ~ondlllon. TOY • • r • • 5S8-S:7~ w 1 When it wu East who showed out, soft top, 2 lock boxes, 71k $25 900 Hm 652· 1-800-::r.:-oo4 •SIUf•nct 3 RMIHlate 4 Represenla· BAST • 109'7 4 OKQ'74S 03 declarer could not avoid lotinf &3k ml, nr nu dbl core 53oe. 'Pgr'219-2993 '92 To~ota Torool ~ A·5 radiator, xtta chrome Auto AJC, Xlnt gas 1 ________ _ tricks t.o the ace of spedee and Jae and trim, 33"tlrea, m 11 ea g • s 5 a o o. ANTIQUW!S .. lives S Neoetive votes e va~lur ofdiamonda-down one. r• gularly serviced. Rooms, 723-83'93 ~ a Cntering to four diamonds in I.he ·~S_64_9_5_.oo __ 7_2_3_·_1_5_4_3 CLASSICS 9250 7 Alllalls' ="e' a ounghog •854 SOl.Tl'H •KQ852 OAJ OAQ105 •KJ East hand vlaa an illusion -on ·-apartments, eurrendering a trick to the ace of Overstocked wllh homet On the move? • spades declarer would get forced in stuff? Cla$Sifled 9 BllTel heart.a, and East would come to a A call to can satisfy trump trick. But four trumps with Cla.sslfled • your 10 Rlgh4 now! 11 Dunlced 12 Additional West can be handled. ~ will help h 1 d Declarer should continue with fS42·5fS78 ous ng nee s. 1et::l·, 19~ ~inhar 1• P-IO P ... the queen of diamond• at. triok three. When the trump distribution is revealed, decluer needs some luck. Three rounds of clubs must. live, South discarding a heart on t.he last of theae. Next, the jack of apadea ia led, and it makm no dif- ference whether or not West Lakes the ace. Declarer ruffs a heart with 21 Jimmy Cattef • dluahter 24~honand CO P ... Sullivan Opening lead: Ten ot o 25 Woo/tf enlmals 27 Pop's mate Don't. try to cope with dangers that are beyond your control. It is 28 BC'a neighbor enoug ca rea With 20 high-card pointa, South's jump ahin was eminently juat.ified. When North raieed diamonds, South's decision to go straight to slam cannot. be faulted, even though it gave up on the poeaibility of a grand alam. West's opening load attacked declarer's weak spot. Even so, six ' diamonds was laydown if trumps marked finesse or dummy's nine of diamonds and loees only one epade trick. Learn to be a better bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800)788-1226 ror information. Or write to Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box +no, Chicago, IL 6088(). "410. 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