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Home My WebLink About1996-09-27 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ,. EXTRA I See today's 'second' front -page Donald Bren. 64. .JlwtlMlste ... 1 nof power- ful Irvine Co. had busy year ... Inked histork open space compromise that preserved 37,000 aaes in Orange County in exchange for development rights elsewhere ... Also, broke ground on la.st two parcels of open space In Back Bay: Castaways and Newportet North ... Bought last outstanding sham of Irvine Co .• giving him 100% ownership ... Landed Blooming. dale's after epic bat· tie with rival South Coast Plaza ... And opened instantly sue. cessful Entertain· ment Center, Irvine Spectrum ... Estimat- ed net worth more than S2 billion ... Contemporary art lover, avid skier. good friend of Gov. Wilson, shy ... a..st yewts r-*1Qg:4 2=sbom 73, 31(.-.n MtGllnn. 54, College Park ... Peninsula Point ... Executive director of Keeper of the emerald Share Our selves, a city itself, South Coast Costa Mesa poverty Pl~ofCJ. relief organization, Segerstrom & Sons ... with S 1.4 million bud- H~ set architectural get and 410 active vol- theme and glitzy tone unteers .•. Charity for entire South Coast gives food and med- Metro area ... Person-lcal services to the ally persuaded Nord-poor ... Also, chair of strom to come south ambitious Partnership to Southern Califor-For Responsible Publk nia, but lost out this Policy, a diverse coali- year to dvaU>oA Bren tion-of-32--gf'OtfpS- In tug-of-war over from business groups Bloomingdale's ... Has to nonprofits -that raised and donated tackles county social millions to South problems ~· One of Coast Repertory and SOS's founders 20-plus Performing Arts Cen-years ago ... Married ter ... Stanford grad, with five children ... former Si ma I ~her~ 41 bayfront ,....... . 4c Joe &kbon. 39, osta Mesa ... One 5 Kenton lathore, 42. Newport Belldl of best mayors in Cos-... Senior pastor at ta Mesa history' ... Nice recently merged to everyone, tough Mariners South Coast when needed ... Cred-Churct\ ... Two-campus ited with helping church (Newport West Side problems ... Beach and Irvine) fea· Got into some trouble tured as cover story In this past year after Atlantk Monthly's criticizJng school dis-August edition and trict ... Runs around other national publi- Bade Bay nearly every cations ... Five services morning at 5:30 a.m. each weekend 1 ..• ... Natural athlete. for-Moving speaker ... 111e1 bmebaltpf~r. Otts s eottfng edge brilliant at soccer ... multimedia church Married, two sons. services (slides, video, daughter ... I.Mt live TV and even ~ ninklng: 22 things from the Inter· net), but fundamental biblical messages ... Mani~, four sons ... 6u...,o.wn. port, 20, Newport Bead\ ... otymplc gold medalist in women's singles tennis in Atlanta ... Dmated Spain's Arantxa Sanchez Vtcarlo in the gold-medal match ... Has aacked top-10 on WTA Tour ... Could be first American since Chris Evert to win Grand Slam tourney ... Smashes tennis balls at Pali™ renniS Oub where she is known as shy but sweet ... New- port's Robert Van't Hof is her one and only coach ... Can be seen zipping around town In her black 7 John Scholl. 51, Lakewood ... In his sixth year of serving as a state wifdlife natu- ralist for the Upper Newport Bay ... Orga· nizes the 100 volun- teers who guide tours through the bay ... Coordinates the yearly Earth Day celebration, which dr.ws about 3,000 people 10 the bay area ... ~ .,a.nning s 14,000 worth of eX1\lbltS afong g Canyon trail ... Likes to hike, fish, boat. camp~ whale- watdl ... With his wtfa, (Mot. is adopt- ing • 12-yeir-old boy and I witlf old girl SC-HUS TE R Former CdM roach sobs on witness stand Some came from humble beginrungs. scratdung and clawing to get ahead. Others we re born into wealth, but rather than loll in luxury they forged new endeavors. Some were born leaders. Others simply follow.ed their faith. So it is that one man turned a lima bean farm into the jeweled city of South Coast Plaza or that a former grade school teacher became one of the most respected politicians in the state. And it i5 Americana through and through that a small-town kid with good man- ners and good humor would become mayor. But how to decide who wields the most influence? How to decide whether a chef has more clout than a county supervisor or a police chief or a football coach That's the challenge we faced in compiling the fourth annual Daily Pilot 103, a listing of the most influential people in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. We checked our sources, rang up community leaders. talked with readers and conferred with our reporters. The goal was to pinpoint those who had .the ability and courage to affect change. The search took us on a zigzag journey through various segments of the commuruty It's important to remember that the list is intended to be taken in the spirit of fun. No doubt we left many off the list who deserved to be there. And we probably included some who might raise an eyebrow. The best prescription. we think, is to read, enjoy and let us know what you think. The rest of our choices start on page 6. -The editors &:lall•y· 9 JadlA.Mw-10~ .... 1. y, 42, Ana-tina. 31, Corona heim Hills ... Orange del Mar ... 'Founder of Huntington Beach ... County Fairgrounds Black Fly Industries, Owns popular Taco general manager ... the Costa Mesa-based Mesa restaurants in First joined the fair-house of hip that Costa Mesa and Mis· grounds 23 years ago brought Gen X Black sion Viejo ... On the assisting with livestock Flys sunglasses. snow-board of directors for ... Worked way up the boards and clothing ... Costa Mesa Chamber. ladder, now oversees Owns House of Flys works hard to impro~ all fair operations ... retail outlets in Costa conditions on Costa Founded annual Mesa, San Francisco Mesa's West Side ... VP Youth Expo ... Now and Amsterdam ... Led of Costa M~'s Latino shaping falr's master his 5-year-old compa-Leadership Council ... £Ian' and dealing with ny to S15 mill ion in Born in Mexico 9!>'- troublesome Pacific sales last.year with woft<ed fOi El Torno Amphitheatre ... S20 million projected Grill for 22 years ... Involved in 4-H as this year ... Offices Coaches youth soccer, youth ... Father, Jim, that feature burning loves fl::.hlng ... Mar- manages the fairs incense and photos of ried, four children, livestock division and topless ~n ... Pub-one grandchild ... Centennial Farm ... lishes Hot Lava 'zine Unr-*ed last yew Married, three chil-.. . Surfs, skateboards I ... 4-H ... Unnnked last ~edlastyew yew All too ·short The Daily Pilot 103 list also has a serious and poignant side. Last year, we retired numbers 104 and 105 in memory of police officer 4BOb Henry and water polo player Gray Lunde. This year, we sadly retire two additional numbers in honor of two community heroes. I • • • chUSter gets einOtionaI~n witness . stand '. •Pono.er Corona del Mar football coach breaks ti:lto tears as he denies he sexually molested his daug\lter. By Christopher Goffard. Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Mark Schuster, tt.e former c.orooa del Mar 1-Ilgh ~ hool football coach. known for J ;s brashness on the football field. J resented a decidedly different f ce to the jury as he took the s~and Thursday to defend himself .. ~amst felony sex charges. Schuster wept as he spoke of 1 q.year-old daughter, who has • --cused him of having demanded "payments• of sex from her in exchange for favors. Dressed in a white jacket, with neat silver hair swept back high oo bis forehead, Schuster spoke in a low voice that aacked intermittently. "I love her," said Schuster, who bas maintained his composure throughout the trial "But it pre~ much hurts.• ~ Under questioning from defense attorney Wllliam Watson and cross-examination from Deputy District Attorney Claudia stlbU, Scb•wts l9f\lled the keY pieces of evidenat egaimt him - tapes of conversations between Schuster and his daughter made secretly by the Newport Beach police. In the first tape, made on Sept 18, 1995, the daughter can be heard telling Schuster she didn't want to make any more "pay- ments,• and Schuster can be beard responding, "That's done. That's over with.• A little later in the taped con- versation, she abandons the euphemism and says she doesn't want to have sex anymore. Schuster can be heard Tes ponding, "Uh, what sexf ... I don't know what you're talk· ing about," and then telling her . "the pressure is off" because he's found a rela· Mutt scn.ter tionsbip with a new girlfriend that he's "feeling good about" Schuster testified he "didn't understand what she was talking about" during the taped conversa- Auction of rocker~ items stirs Love atfa.ir The bride and groommow- stormpaper welgbt that rest- ed atop Kurt Cobalnand Courtney Love'• wedding cake II one of seftr.t Items to be auc- Uoned at thll weekend's Execu- tive Colledibles Gallery Inc. of Newport Beach. DON LEACH I DALY PILOT • Udo gallery in the limelight for its upcoming sale of personal property owned by the late Kurt Cobain. By Jennifer Annstrong, Daily Pilot LIDO -The wrath of rock star Courtney Love .bas targeted a Lido pop culture gallery. Love bas publicly aired complaints about the Executive Collectibles Gallery's auction planned for this weekend. Person- al items that belonged to her late husband, Kurt Cobain, are set to hit the block there among 1,150 pieces of celebrity memora- bilia. Some lucky bidders in the Best of Rock & Reel auction will take home Cobain's empty pimple cream bottle or check-out slip from a drug rehabilitation center. Cobain led alternative band Nirvana before killing himself in 1994 after a long battle with heroin addiction. The gallery -transplanted to Newport Beach from Beverly Hills a year ago -will sell 13 Cobain-related objects as part of the celebrity auction. The selection will include r--------------------------------, I : ·f.Y.t. I : + A free publk reception will precede : the auction 7 to 10 p.m. today at Exec- : UtM Collectibles Gallery, 3444 Via : Udo. Nei\tJport Beac:h. The auction runs : 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. I L--------------------------------~ Elvis Presley's jumpsuit, the set list from guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert before he died in a plane crash and Madonna's bustier. Gallery President William Hughes expects the event to draw about 500 people over Saturday and Sunday and bring in about $2 million. Hughes said he got the Cobain pieces, which originally came from Cobain's room- mate, from another auction. Each piece comes with a certificate of authentication, be said. He added that he did show some restraint in choosing the items: He turned down a spoon Cobain reportedly used for shooting heroin. "I didn't want to promote drug abuse," he said. . He called the controversy surrounding the items "hysterical." "It's a gas," he said. "Ith~ been pretty busy. We're getting lots of calls -lots of phone bids." He expects the Cobain items to bring in about $6,000. Prices should please Cobain's fans, he said. "The Cobain things are very affordable items," he said. Cobain's hair color bottle, for instance, is projected to sell for $200 to $300. MTY. along with some local radio and television stations, covered the auction and Love's discontent, Hughes said. He has yet to hear from the outspoken rocker herself, he said -he only knows what media callers have told him. "It's all hearsay right now,• he said. "But she's welcome to come and bid like every- one else." 'Top Dog" FaShlon ShoW Join Us For Lwda • Drmw • Sunday Bnnch • Catertng Available For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 IUSINISS UTICATK>N AHO nAHSACn0NS Cotporations, 1>1rtnen.hipS, "*"" acquisitions, buy.ii agreements, contr'.m ~ collections lfAL fSTATt LITIGATION ANO TlANSACTIONS Evictions, foolcloklres, easements, tltlt disputet, wort «Its IPA1l Pl.AHHIHC Trutes, WWlt, ~ Admlnlt1rMiOtl LEGAL mOPTIONS OTTOIUil!Yf A T &.AW (714) 760-8715 Come Join the laughs at this hilarious eventl Dress up yourself or your kids with the family pooch and enter to win prtzesl Fun for the whole famllyl Int• up to 6 different,....._ cet'•t•rlu: Formal Wear. Casual Wear, Ungerle/PoJamos. Swim Wear, Best Halloween Costume & Moster/Pet Look·allke Prlaea Aw•tled fer.ettclt ctrte1e" an4 ........ ,, .... fer the ..... "T., .,... Saturday I October 26, 1996 Check In by 10:00 am S5 per dog (pre-registered by 3pm October 26) S l 0 per dog to register on the day of the event b, saying be thought tbe •pay- mmts• referred to household chores he demanded fnD her. •1 was confused through most of it," be said. "She kept jumping a.round, throwing things in there that were confusing me.• Silbar asked him why a pc>nver• sation about ending the daugh- ter's household chores made him refer to a new relationship with another woman. "I changed subjects," Schuster said, and then said he meant the girlfriend would now be able to help him with the household chores. Schuster also attacked the fegtttnwicy at tbi 98CODd tape cap- turing a oaowiralklll be beld wttti bis daughter on Sept. 19, 1995. Police planted a wire on the daughter that day, telling her to accuse Schuster ot having given · her gon'orrhea. But a technical error left the tape largely unintel- ligible. Explaining his ambiguous com- ments on the tape, Schuster said, •1 wasn't paying total attention ... l have the male disease of not always paying attention to the female gender when they're talk· ing to you." ' • SEE TRIAL PAGE 5 Local athletes to attend memorial for deceased Coronado High player • Costa Mesa High team members say they hope attendance will provide better memories of Coronado quarterback Adrian Taufaasau. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High School faculty and student athletes plan to attend a memori- al Monday for a 17-year-old foot- ball player from Coronado, who died shortly after a game here last weekend. Steve Herzog, a running back for Costa Mela, said be will attend the services to learn who Coronado .High School quarter~ back Adrian Thufaasau was off the field. "I want to see him as a person, not just hiJl1 as a football player," Herzog, 17, said. "The last thing I remember of the kid is him laying on the field. I am hoping to go down there and see the better side." Herzog has said Taufaasau was a great competitor who com- plimented his opponents with remarks such as "good run• and •nice hit• Herzog and others were not yet sure exactly how many Costa Mesa players would attend the service on Coronado High School's football field. "It all (depends) if people want closure/'11erzog saitt. Taufaasau died Sunday, twci days after being injured in a game against Costa Mesa. • SEE MEMORIAL PAGE 5 City, golf courses continue ta.Jks . over use of reclaimed water · (_ • Country clubs are the final two users needed in Newport's arrangement with hvine Ranch and county water districts. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Officials from the ·city and two country clubs continue negotiations -as the Tuesday deadline nears -on agreements that would complete a deal to stop the dumping of treated sewage water into New- port Bay. The Newport Beach City Council Monday approved con- tracts with the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and The Bluffs Homeowners Association. The two entities agreed to use treated sewage water .from the Irvine Ranch Water District. 'nllks with the Big Canyon an~ Newport Beach country clubs have stalled over technical ques; tions, country club offidall said\ Sticking points include bow to pay for pipes and pumps td receive the water and bow sooa in advance the clubs would b9 notified of a water shut-off, thei said. : All four agreements must be set by Tuesday for the city to bold its end of a bargain .with IRWD and the Orange County Watei District. The three agencies in July aQTeed to build a pipeline tc:i . • SEE WATER PAGE ~ • The Ot1CX "our •itnrl..,... • colwnn will not~~ • Check It Out wtH return in next ! week's O.ity Piiot : Conference focuses on overcoming obStacles •Six Latina role models will discuss what they did to better their lives at ~stancia High forum. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot : COSTA MESA-Estancia liigh School. aware of the perils facing female students, will sponsor a conference Saturday aimed at motivating young Latinas and their mothers to leap economic, MARC MARTW I DALY Pl.OT Vlce Prlnd pal Mimi Birch and students who have belpecl orga- nize the upcoming LaUna conference. They are (top, from ~ Claudia Rivas, Bl.rdl. Ana Ochoa, MlrtaDl Hernandez, Flora Brl· btesca and Patricia Guillen. front, Brenda Lumbleru, Roxana Ochoa, Janet Cardena and Sophia Bolanos. IOcial and cultw'al hurdles. also are welcome. manager at KVEA; Patricia Velasquez, owner and founder of C-0ntinental Financial SeMoes, a bank in Santa Ana; Bernadette Strobel-Lopez, assistant vice chancellor at UCI; Margarita Avi- la, a Newport Beach psychothera- pist; and Lupe Vidales,-who grad- uated from Orange Coast College at 35 and went on to UCI with a · $14,000 scholaJ'Ship. The conference, "Adelante, Birch invited the girls' mothers --~--11441;·19F--Hi&IJaniia;!•~~·e&--mea:il\S-f-tiir-5ft&'w-l!ftem--.fflca~t4thlbe'fey too can "Onward, Hispanic Woman," will feature six Latina role models in a talk-show style format hosted by Mimi Birch, Estancia's assistant principal. Goals of the conference are to inspire at-risk Latinas to beat back the cycle of poverty, unplanned pregnancy, drugs and other problems with education, Birch said. •Primarily, it's to let them know there's a future out there for them,• she said. "I want to empower the group ." Organizers expect mostly high~ school students from throughout the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Adult students VOL 90, NO. 222 ntoMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher -.&JAM LOmlU. Edit« -SlEVE ..,. ..... Managing Editor IBYmot, Otyedtor" MMC llMT'llll. fltlOtO Editor N•MOOSIWf. OWtf Anlndal Officer NlYYCMllNI. a..ifled AcMf'tfslng Manager LANAJOl•--Pl'cln'diola ... ... ~ Diredar of Opera1kM IS .......... ~ Pr9 Group Leader break out of low-end jobs, such as housekeeping, if they seek adult education. "They don't think they can go further," Birch said of the moth- ers. "I want them to know there are opportunities for them also." Maria Rubalcava, producer of • Hola, Los Angeles," a morning talk show on KVEA-Channel 52, a Spanish-language network, is the keynote speaker. "We're trying to motivate the young girls that regardless of what situation you've been born into, you can rise above and be successful,• Rubalcava said. Other guests include Rebecca Montanez, senior promotions HAMCKMGHT, Press Group Leader KEN JOLLY, Packaging and Distribution Group Leader READERS HOTLINE 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. APDRESS Our address is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. CORRECTIONS It Is the Pilot's policy to promptly correct all errors of substance. Call 574-4233. m . The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot (USPS-144-800) is published Monday through Saturday. In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, subscriptions are only avail· able by subscribing to The limes Orange County (800) 252-9141. In areas outside of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. sub5crip- tlons to the Daily 'ilot only are ~allable by mail for l10 per month. Second dass postage paid at Costa Mesa. CA. (Prbs include all applicable state and loal g,c. es.) POSTMASTER: Send addreu cha09B The conference format will allow questions and answeTS from the audience. About 250 women are expected. 1bis is the first-ever Latina conference. Birch said she plans another one in the spring. The event runs from 8 a.m: to noon. Estancia High School is located at 2323 Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa. to The Newport~ Mesa Oaity Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Cost.I MesA. CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories. illus- trations. editorial mattef « ~ ments hefeln c.an be reproduced without written permis.slon of copyright owner. HOW JO REACH us ClfOllatlon The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Advertising Clas.slfied 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Editorial News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fu 646-4170 E·Mal~~oU.arthlink.net MMt Buslneu Office 642 ... 321 Business Fu 631 -5902 Published by ~ Callfomla Community News. ~ a llmes Mirror Company . ~S. KWn. President and CEO Judldt L Kendal. Vice President. Mld General MaNg« 01996 callf. CN. All rights reseNed. Do You Know Where Your Cords Are? FRl>AY, SEPTEMISt Z7, ,,. • Getting a handle on out-of-control words My 10-year-old SOil. Frankie, asked me recent- ly to help d4rify for him what It melJlt to careen. 1be term was identified u a new vocabu- Luy word from a book called "The Longest Wave,• whlch b1s fifth. grade class WU reading together. I was fairly oertAln I bad a good sense of it. ~was one ot thole words which seemed to embody in its phonetics the very bobbing motion it defined. But, I have learned with the English language, one cannot always rely on auditory instincts. 'lake the word pundit -please! For a long time, or what seems like a long time, ever since that ridiculous word came into vogue, I thought it referred to a type of dunce who sat in a comer and made bad jokes to himself. Who would have thought that a stub- by-sounding word like pundit could actually describe a "learned man" or, even more sur- prisingly, that we could have so many of them in today's world? I suggested to Frankie that we consult my trusty ol' college dic- tionary for an accurate definition. "Careen: 1. to move rapidly and in an uncontrolled manner; to lurch or swerve in motion." That was pretty much what I had expected, but there was a disclaimer after definition No. 1 which noted "this usage is still disputed by some and is accept- able in that sense to only 63 per- cent of the Usage Panel ... the minority would restrict 'careen' to ... nautical usage." The defini- tions which followed were all nautical, as in •to cause a ship to lean to one side,• etc. •So, are they saying that only boats can careen?" Frankie peggy normandin inquired in earnest. "You mean people aren't supposed to careen?• . I was touched by the fact that my son still thought his behavior could be policed by Miriam Web- ster, but I also felt the need to lib- erate him from bis literal bondage. "People aren't supposed to careen." I responded, •but they do, anyway. •Aerobics, for example, is a recreation devoted almost entire- ly to human careening.• I knew that all too well because I just the other morning had attempted to participate in such an activity. Occasionally, you see, I enroll in an aerobics class simply to remind myself why I don't do aerobics. So much public careening. But that thought came to me too late on' this particular morning, at the very moment the instructor blew into the room. How did I know sbe was the instructor? Because first, she careened through the door; and second, she looked just like ANmlln Nlf---...r ..... --::f.~ rwrm!!/MCll ,., ... _._ l~YI • M WMUYC!, --:=,~·-~ :::s.L tllTl•M.u.EY Sarah J""k? Parka Don't they aD1 While tying a shoe with one band and knotting up ber thick wavy hair with the other. our imtrucb used ber lips to pop tnto the eutette player a tape ot Martha and tbe Vandellas' recording ot •Nowhere to Run To• -wbicb was f~ me to be painfully prophetic. And the careening ensued; bodies moving . rapidly in an uncontrolled man- ner, swerving, lurching. Yes, 1 told Frankie, 1 teDd to agree with the Ji% of Webster's Usage Panel who consider c.areen to be a verb best restricted to a nautical context U the other women in this class were the waves, I was the ship, careening hopelessly against tide. I explained this little aerobics fiasco affirmed my preference for solitary exercise, such as bicy- cling. Now, here is a sport in which I can, on my bright pink girl's Schwinn, toodle around the Back Bay working up a sweat at my own pace. For a person to toodle, I continued, is no more legal in the English language than it is for a person to careen. but it is, for me, considerably more dignified. . . As I wound up my dissertation· on the word careen, r noticed • Frankie was backing up out of the room. ·sure, thanks, yeah. great," he said, beading for the ball ·rve got it now, Mom.• I can't be sure, but I thought I : beard him mumble from bis desk.; •Geez, what a pundit!" • ~y NOllMANOIN'S column runs every Friday. SONY PICTURES CLASSIC~ PRESENTS IMAX 30 ._ ... 1~:.ftll'..,. I OQ RJ -I!!!"'-" ..,,.,,,~ .... --.. -~ PARK PLA CE 10 .. ~ : , ;~ .; 0. A BRIEF ENCOUNTER Robbers escape with $2,700 in cash and video games • Men looking to win underwear model search appear in local clothing stores. By Marissa Espino, Daif}I Pilot Saving the best Jor last, Struc- ture men's clothing store is look- ing for the perfect Structure underwear model in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. •As we get out to the West Coast it gets better,• said one of the three model scouts, Lynda Halligan, who takes a Polaroid and interviews the contestants. "The beach cities have better looking men." The Structure model scouts and crew were in Fashion Island approximately 200 contestants from Fashion Island alone. 1\vo 4nDed men robbed a video store eadyThundaymmn· ing, making olf with 12.700 tn cub and video equipmmt and leaving one ol the derb bound with dud tape, Colt.a Mesa police said. 1\vo robben entered the Bkdbuster Vkieo store on Har- bor Boulevard around 12:36 a.m., one bolc:Ung a gun and the other brandishing a lm.Ue, said Costa Mesa polioe Capt. Tc:m Lazar. They pushed two clerks to the office at the rear of the store, forcing the clerks to open the safe and cash draw- en, Lazar said. The JObbel'I left a female derk in the oftlce .restroom and tied up a male da'k with dud tape befcre fteelng wtlh cub. video games, and the videotape from the surveillance camera that might have ideDtifted them. Lazarsakl. lbe robbers a1e de9aibed as white males in their eady 20s, both about 6 feet tall. both weighing about lM pounds, and .. both wearing baseball caps, sweatshirts and Levi's jeans, Lazar said. . -By Chrbtbpber Gollmd . Engineer, church leader Paul McKinley dies Thursday and will be at the South his name as Enzo on the applica-A group of San Clemente Coast Plaza store today in search tion because it sounded more friends gave each other high fives fortheperlectmanto.stJ:uL~· UllLe...i~~1.------_:_--------------l-a:S"1trev~ccb"sttudlra:""lX~'f01'1he--it----rii:m-W1Jam!l"'i'11D:-n!cetve-lr'twa;;--~-AA"""::m;;::;em~o~rlal[;l~serVl;;;;~·ce;;--~k· ~sch~;edrl-::-ICC~ed~ar;rJ:RatJlrip~idsh:-,Tclonw~a~.lanliiCrpD:nDornr~t~o;--- Structure undies for a year. Although the two tourists camera, and a silly one at that. year $100,000 contract with Boss uled at 2 p .m. today at st. his 1983 retirement, he served 85 In the first half hour of the might not be the Structure scouts One guy flexed for the camera Models, a wardrobe of Structure Andrew's Presbyterian Church in manager of Manufacturing .Sys- model search, approximately 50 first choice because of lack of a and another was doing ·his best sportswear, and will appear in the Newport Beach for Paul A. tems for the Collins Radio Oivi- men, some with portfolio in band, "model physique," they did share impression of an over exaggerat-Structure Spring '97 photo cam-McKinley, a noted electronics sion of Rockwell International in JOined the more than 6,000 con-why they should win. ed serious look. paign. engineer and ruling elder and Bea testants who have already signed "We have so much more quali-"Some of these guys have a lot Driving in two eye-catching president of the church's trustee Newport ch. up and posed for the camera. ty than these guys,• Shack said. of fun with it,• said Jenny Dobbin, l..alld Rover's the model search Bom in Chariton, Iowa, and a 1\vo men from San Francisco Another two men took off their manager of the model search. gang began their three-month ~.' McKinley died of heart longtime resident of Cedar·. decided to enter the contest while shirts for the camera and showed Dobbin said the ideal man they tour of the country in New York· • failure at his Mission Viejo home Rapids, Iowa, Mr. McKinle)I · killing time before their flight off their tanned bodies with confi-are looking for is an outdoor, car-and will end the last leg of the Sunday. He. wa.s 77, moved his family to Southern home. dent grins. ing, community-based person. tour in San Francisco. Mr. McKinley was responsible Califomi.a in 1964. ·r wish I had done a million "We were walking in the GNC "If it's a Monday night football Structure scouts will be avail-for the design of many of the He is survived by bis wife of 54 . more push ups and sit ups before {vitamin store) and they grabbed game we might not get as many able from 3 to 6 p.m. today at the radio navigation systems used in years, Betty Jane McKinley, and··. I took the picture.• said Howard us,• said Jeff Long of Dana Point. (contestants) as we like,• she Structure store in South Coast modern commercial aircraft. He bis children, Richard M. McKin- Shack, who admitted he signed "She roped us and tied us in.• added, but she said she expected Plaza. worked at Collins Radio Co. in ley and Linda K. Smith. WEATHER TEMPERATURES waves will build to 2 Newport Beach feet. and a 3-foot 71165 swell will come from Balboa the southwest. 71165 Costa Mesa TIDES 76f70 TODAY Corona del Mar First low 7°'64 3:41 a.m. 0.2 First high SUM FORECAST 9:51 a.m. 6.0 LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge , 3 s 4:11 p .m. 0.0 Newport 1·3 s Second high Bladdes 1,3 s 10:19 p.m. S.4 River Jetty 1·3 s SAT\JRDAY CdM 1·3 s First low 4:16 a.m. '\ 0.6 BOATING First high Light and variable 10:27 a.m. 6.0 winds during morn· Second low ing hours will 4:56 p.m. -0.1 become southwester· Second high ly, 15 knots. Wind 11 ·06 p.m. 4.9 COSTAM£SA • 2200 blodt of ... rt>or Boulevard: A bicycle worth S70 wa$ stolen from the tront of a phone booth while the owner was reportedly 10 feet away. • JOJO blodt of Harbor Boulevard: A woman's wallet was stolen from her pu~ that was sitting In a shopping cart. • 2700 blodt of Fairview RcNMI: A wallet with cash and theater tickets inside, was stolen from a purse sitting in a shopping cart. • 2700 blodt of Mesa. Verde Drive: A radio was stolen and the rear seats WNe npPe<!OUf of a car caus ng S900'WOi1h in oamage. The passenger side lock had allegedly ~ pried open. • 1000 blodt of West .,..,. Su..t: Three sandwiches and a large drink worth $9.63 were stolen from a liquor store. NEWPORT llEAot • 1200, 900 and 600 blocks of West Coest Highway. Sevefal business windows were found broken by an alleged BB gun or pel· let gun causing an undetermined amount of damage. • East Bay and W.sh,ngton: $40 was stolen from a bade pad inside a bar. • 4800 blodl of Corthlnd Drive: A glass window in the rear of a residence was broken from a rock. Damage valued at $400. Ml CASA Beautify Your Yard! MEXICAN RESTAURANT Has gone ftshlngl Por fish tacos White fish served on a soft com tortilla with our ·speaa1· wtirte sauce. cabbage. cneese. guacamol~ and a slice of hme. Like they serve on the coast of BAJAH FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 lJc ..... lll070 We hare over 40 years combined 5n'Vice fn this area. Our quality, creatWtty and ~ice are un.matchM. Together toe will t.aU ~ofallyour landsca~ and masonry needs. Spa • Sprmklcr Systems LUMIUal<J>e UghtJ.og • Drainage Spttlalltd• GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 Uc.M89443 RUFF ELL'S • UPHOLSTERY INC. 1m~~CZ~156 The Dleney c ..... ..,.. .. Included wttt. Come••"-~ 81110 81rvlOll ~now 9rM:I yot.-oltble .........._ .. Ol"r M-11 when you IUbeal>9 to cibee TV Int the 3-SW Pllcaige. The 3·Stw PICMQe lncludle yoor oholoe of 2 of b folOwlng thwifl1ll; HBO, Showtime, SKJI« C6nlmu. • I I ~NUEDFROM2 ' Schuster denied tbe proseC\1- tion's claims be used a pair of ha.ndcuffJ and a rope to tie up the daughter during sex. He also Mid he d.idn 't take the semi-nude photographs of the ,dau9'1ter police found in his bedioom drawer, and he doesn't know how the pictures WATER CONTINUED FROM 2 I j • trenster some of the treated water to the county. Without this agreement, IRWD planned to dump the treated sewage water into the San Diego ~~k Channel, which empties . , the city promised five alternate users for some of the water. The tyjo golf courses, the school di:s- trict, the homeownen association arid the city itself will serv'e that purpose. Officials at both golf courses seemed confident th~y'd make the Tuesday deadline. _··we're preU}'. close to an agreement,• said Dave Wooten, president of the Newport Beach Country Cub's parent company, International Bay Clubs. Big Canyon General Manager David Voorhees called the negoti- ations •amicable.• MEMORIAL CONTINUED FROM 2 Beautiful Hait! rn•cat $50 WiMIACal SS0 SIS appeared on a. roll of film in his camera. •t did not take those pictures and I did not put them in that drawer,• he said. The alleged victim, who tes- tified la.st week, wu not in court to watcll her father testify. But Schuster's mother and other daugher, Kristen, embraced him when he left the stand dur- ing recess. Byes still wet, he muttered to himself, •stg to~gh football coach, right?• · "We just have some loose ends to be tied up," he said. "None of them appear to be major." Big Canyon's board of d.irec- ton, as of Thursday· afternoon, planned to review the agreement at its Thursday night meeting, Voorhees said. He could not say whether they would vote on approving the contract. Both Wooten and Voorhees the spedfics of their plans to pay for changes in pipes and pumps to receive and use the water. The Orange County Water District is granting the groups a total of $600,000 for the $1.1 mil- lion in equipment chang~. New- port City Manager Kevin Murphy said. To make up the rest of the costs, the city is offering the groups-a total of $500,000..inloans to be repaid through higher water bills. Groups that take the loans will get a 5 % discount off water bills instead of the 20% discount offered in the agreements, Mur- phy said. Taking tbe stand again later, Schuster seemed even more aha.ken as he admitted lying aboutbaving fought in Vietnaal on hJS application for a job at Corona del Mar High. He said be told phony war stories as •a teaching tool• to inspire foot- ball players and to Imprest fel- low coaches who intimidated him. •1 told wa.r stories I bad heard but I failed to mention that I wasn't part of this," said Schuster, who never served in Vietnam. • 1 told them a story th.at J had been trapped in rice paddies." Silba.r asked, •This is not another Vietnam War story, is it, Mr. Schuster?" "No, m'am, it is not," he said. • The trial resumes Monday. Schuster, who's free on $25,000 bail, faces 16 felony counts of lewd conduct with a minor, including statutory rape and oral copulation. If convict- ed, he could face a maximum of six years in prison. around town TODAY SMAU. BUSINESS The Consumer Business Net- work presents Jan Norman and •Tue Press and ·small Business" hvine Avenue, Newport Beach .. The cost is $15. Call 550-4785. CANDIDATE FORUM The Newport Harbor Republi- can Assembly presents the free 1996 Candidates Night Forum for the Newport Beach City Council, Newport-Mesa School Board and Refuse Collection Charter Amendment fromS:JO to 7_p.m. aL the Newport Beach City Hall Council Chambers, 3300 New- port Blvd. Call 645-9127. FAMILY FAIR The Families at the Orange Coast Intedaith Shelter presents the •01d Fashioned Family Fun Fair and Shelter Shower," gather- ing items for more than 100 homeless children and their par- ents housed at the shelter, from 1 FREE GAS Fill-UP ~ &.-lttladed. Diesel,« 89t, WITH COMPLETE DETAIL caU for appt. Exp 10/4196 CAR WASH SPECIAL '3N FREE HOT ·WAX GOOO l\JE., WED .. ntJR.S. ON.Y 10/4196 to 4 p.m. at St. Mark Church, 2100 Mar Vl.Sta, Newport Beach. The cost is $10 per family of any size plus one unwrapped shower gift. FLAG FOOTBAll nity Services Department offers a five-week •pee Wee Instructional Clinic" designed to introduce first and second grade girls and boys to flag football from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Fridays at the Communi- ty Youth Center at Grant Howald Park on Fifth Street and Iris Avenue in Corona del Mar. Regis- tration fee is $25 and preregistra- tion-is required. For more.infor- mation, call 644-3151. LEGAL SEMINAR Johnson and Higgins, an inter- national insurance broker, offers a free seminar to review the legal requirements on communications regarding the Family and Med- ical Leave Act, California leave laws, and more from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 695 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Call 435-8477. PEOPLE WHO KNowl ...... USE v ALVOUNE I Exp 10/4196 REGUlAR CAR WASH I I ""~~Ill.id. ""'~"' e.~.M. /<». ., '*' +, IH.a/,/ad, ~ °"" ~~ NOW OPEN FOR DINNER (~'-·•~, 4-a~, ~~) 675-8101 2333 E8R Coat Hwv Corona Del Mllr, CA, 92825 2 daoN 90Ul:h of Ruby'• CAFFE PANINI ~ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1t91 • • • Five ways to spend your weekend • 1 ILUES R.S1NAI. -You've gqt a~ to liDg the blues -the 0. Eqais Blues PettiYal tabs place al tbe Hyatt~-golf ooune flom to •.m.. to 9 p.m. ~y and Sunday. Head-- liliers are Etta JUDM on Sarur- day and the Brian Setzer Orchestra on Sunday; both perfoimances start at 7 p.m. Single-day tickets are S20 in advance or $25 at the door and a two-day pass is $45 in ~dvance. For more information, call 650-UVE. -Tony Bennett, leg- enda.cy perlormer and accom- plished painter, will sign copies of his book of paintings, •Tony Bennett: What My Heart Has Seen," from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. today at the R.izzoli Book Store at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. For more infonnation, call 957-3331. 3 MEXICAN MUSICAL AESTA -Orange Coast College presents a fiesta of regional dances and music from old Mexico performed by the exciting Ballet Polk- 5 SENIOR CEN1Bt SAia - Oothing, computen. jeW- elry and furniture are some of the items up for.,._ atthe-Oasis-Senioreem.~~ annual mmmage sale-fnllll I a.m.. to 2 p.m. Saturday aDd Sunday at Flfth Street and Marguerite Avenue Jn Canma del Mar. For more infnrnWtaG. call 644-3244. Celebrdting the Art and Science of Medicine Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science mid ' Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water f'N'"'"' The 6th Annual Saturday. October 5. 1996 • Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions •H.B. Barnum featuring Lou Rawls .. JAZZ AT DREW" Le Cle\ Music Seties & Cultural Marketplace Saturda~. Octobers. 1996 ·"'" Sunda~. October 6. I 996 an All Star tribute to Di1.1.' Gillespie • Nont\M Connors & His Starship Orchestra • Art Davis Quintet -featuring Horace Tapscon &. Ra,·i Coltrane •Bobby Rodriguez & The HMA Salsa/Jan Orchestra • ROftlld Muldrow Quintet •Blay Ambolley cl His Afrikan Jan. Band •Al Williams Jau Society featuring Barbara Morrison Sund&y. October 6. 1996 The Event ot the Year~· .,, All StM TritlM to .toe.• INrb •oh:&y• G...,_ p«fontt/"« Ml1Q 1.-to Scbifrin • Jame!$ Mood ·•Art farmer· Jo.i I·~ • fkftfty (iObOa Sli~ Hampton • JUmn) 1-blh •Al <~ • Mettle I i~oo • J...a Willimm Long John Ohv Ni • (~ Blal;k • C'har1i Pcriip • Pde C'IDdoli • Joe. Lee hul WC$t • Marcua Bctsnrvc •Ernie~ • JUl\1ny W1thenpoaa Al McKil>bon • Ounctt ero~n • ()ot)b)' flt)Mt. • Jacktc t;.eho Pla..'J Johmon • 8dly Root• lMT) Smith• Art Devis• DDUslU ,_,,i-.s <Jeorae 9olllDOft • Milo J Oll@O • Jamm) Owens • The Cedir WlltOn QUhtlCt • KNron HlftilOn a. The YOU&\& World~ All S&.n "" .. .. • .. , 11DMtlredley,30, Costa Mesa ... Force behind Memphis Soul Cafe and Bar ... Along with two partners, stunned local foodies with new sensational tastes in reconstructed biker-bar setting ... Beemers and land Rovers crowd rkin lot ni htl ... Live y entertainment and The Lab location next door, a plus ... Bach- elor ... Never listens to doubters .. Expansion plans in works ... . l.lrvllftked lmt ,.... 19 Oscar Santoyo, 32, Costa Mesa ... Since death of Roy Alvarado, may be most influential Latino leader in city ... Executive director of the Save OurYouttrprogram at the Rea Community Center ... Good rapport with West· Side kids, par- ents. educators and police ... Estancia grad ... Former radio disc jockey and pro- duction whiz ... Green Bay Packers fan ... Drives '57 Chevy ... One of city's most eligible bachelors ... Last yur's~:16 NEWP-0~ 12 ........ Dl•*kh. 37, Costa Mesa ... The wave that is the coffee house movement contin- ues to crMt and Diedrich continues his dizzying ride ... The son of a former cof- fee farmer in Guatemala, Diedrich designs all of his coffee houses ... Expanded out of state for first time opening up 16 java ouses in Denver and several more in Texas ... Took com- pany public this year ... Polite, soft-spoken ... last ~ranking: 19 13 ........., by, 57, Laguna Beach ... Chairperson of Internation- al Bay Clubs, Inc. ... Hold-· lngs Include the Newport Beach Country Oub and venerable Balboa Bay Club ... Country dub won three days and some nine hours of live television coverage ESPN durin the Toshiba Senior Classic ... Oub wl host the Senior PGA Tour event again next March ... Known to be demanding, but she gets things done ... last~ ranking: 26 1 A John Hedgn, 41, ~lnsula Point ... Serving second term as mayor of Newport Beach ... ConsefVatlve voice of City Council spices up the meetings with his frank. sometimes outlandish com- ments ... Fiscal hawk ... Boeing 757 airfine captain ... Father of two dau hters, w1 e Mana s n pro- life causes ... Resides in and restoring boyhood home of Newport resident Art Gronslcy ... •My kids are my hobbies• ... last~ ranklng:M 15Ro11HndWI...._, so, OoYer Shores ..• .AggmsNe president of the Newport Beach Conference and Visitor's Bureau ... Brings the city into the national and lnt~ional spotlight with her sawy promotion and people skills •.. Tourism way up duri her th ar tenure ... 1s year one o her coups was getting the Rose Bowl troops to play, eat and rest In Newport Beach ... Hefped bring PGA Senior Tour to Newport ... last~ .......... :' 11!..Alllinltoeder.45, Ucosta Mesa •.. Univer- sally respected city manager of Costa Mesa for past 11 years ... Loves COsta Mesa as much as Tommy L.asorda lows the Dodgen ... One of the hardest workers at Oty Hall -Personally negotiat- ed the purchase of the Cos-- ta Mesa H h School farm property om IS- trict ·-Was consJdered prospect to run county in bankruJ1tcy aftermath ... RecentJy married ... Former water polo player ... I.Mt ,..,... ....... . 17 a.udr Smith. 69, Newport Beach ... Leader of Americals third. largest Protestant congre- gation: Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa with 35,000 people ... Known affection- ately as •pastor Chuck• ... His work has spawned more than 600 churches around the world ... Con- mass CdM's Pirate Cove ... Trav- els worldwide, leads trip to Israel each year ... Married with four children, several grandchildren ... last yur's ranking: 5 1 0 a.y Hunt. 47, Gcorona det Mar ... Executive VP of lrvlne Co. ... Been with Oon•ld Bren longer than any other employee ... Politics his specialty ... Functions as godfather of Orange County politics ... Finance director for Pete Wilson campaign committee ... Cortez on Baja coast ... Married, two boys ... Involved in CdM High · School Foundation ... Active in Catholic Church . last yur's ..... Ing: 21 20 Leigh Steinberg. 21 Kevin Mwphy, 43, 22 dvts Cox. 42, 23 Ed~ 47, 2411•bbl M•rk 2 5 Anton 26 JIU Lloyd. 39, 46. Corona del Mar Westdiff ... Has Newport Beach ... Costa Mesa ... Miiier, 48, New-Segeisbom. 38, South Coast Metro ... No. 1 sports agent in the served as Newport Beach Four-term GOP congress-Respected executive direc-port Beach ... Rabbi at Corona del Mar ... An heir ... Public relations pro universe ... Had entire city manager since March man, 47th Oistict ... tor of the Costa Mesa Temple Bat Vahm for 20 to Segerstrom emp ire, gen-extraordinaire ... Coordi- women's gymnastic U.S. 1992 ... Has restructured Showed up on national Chamber of Commerce ... years ... Molded small eral manager of Ctystal nates media relations for Olympic team -including city operations and cut political radar for first time The Henry Kissinger of congregation into one Court ... Could be next GM ~e Orange County Fair- erri Strug signed-up--budget by 111iltionr:::-lhi1~s --...as-r::-16~eowm1gemr''\l\fv1t11i!lt'tl's,_,pe,_..1so<nf'l11""'al1--11..,oca......+l-+1bu..ttrshn.i1ess;~~artdi~ip...ttn0t"'11iM-at --,o,...ff-l'1"'••'"t""i0t"'•""'s,..fla.,r,.,.g"'e,..stt--.-.• ---(lo~f~Sou0tttl'thn-tEnoe1Hstlt-t"IP11M1t-:.-:-:-.. --grounds ~·· Creetes-imagi- before you can say year, successfully negotlat-favorite to be Dole's VP ... who bridges gaps between Eloquent, stresses "fam-Active with Food Oistribu-native campaigns for the Wheaties ... Manages huge ed a settlement for the city Top lieutenant in Newt's commerce and City Hall ... ily values• ... National tion Center of Orange fair each year ... Very acces· stable of NFL superstars that will prevent the Irvine revolution, serving on key Instrumental in keeping leader in reformed County and Someone sible ... Handles Harvest like Troy Aikman and Steve Ranch Water District from house committees... Auto Club in city... Judaism ... Host to some Cares Soup Kitchen ... Qui-Festival and Southern Cali- Young ... Heads committee dumping treated sewage Served as attorney In Rea-Founder of Costa Mesa of world's greatest lead-et. thoughtful, weekend · fomia Home and Gardens that wants to ban artificial into the Upper Newport gan White House ... May Summit. a monthly meet-ers -Henry Kissinger gardener with a fondness Show ... Does publicify for turf in NFL ... Hosts annual Bay ... Must be "forced" by_ run for Senate in '98 ... · ing of elected officials ... and late Yitzhak Rabin for orchids and day lillies ... company which provides golf tournament for Juve-city council members to Married, two children ... Revived once-falling charn-among them ... Travel Collects art. once surfed elephants for movies. com· nile Diabetes Foundation ... take time off work ... Mar-Uses transcontinental ber ... Likes fine wine, hlk-buff ... Married, five 15-footers in Bali ... mercials ... Workaholic ... Married, two children ... ried, two daughters ... Last flights to play with kids ... ing ... Teenage daughter ... children ... Last Y••r's Youngest son of Henry ... One son ... Traveler ... a..t last yur's ranking: 18 y...-'s ranltlng: 31 Last ,....., ranking: 1 Last,....... rrilng: 10 r•nklng: 24 Ulvankecl IMt ~ yur's ranking: Jt ~&~_ -- ~POAa ~ ._AaP o/F4~u . • • WELL BUILT OLDER 3 bedroom, 2 bath, formal dining and breakfast area home. Near beach and bay, valuable 40' R-2 lot LOOKS LIKE THE VILLAGE with a stressed oversized garage. $585,000 by appt. BROKER THE CAN INNER BRUNCH HARBOR C 675-5 LUNCH l DINNER There's only one Cartier, one Chanel, Joaillier, one FRED Paris, one Bv lgari, and one Tiffany & Co. And there's only one place you'll find all these fine jewelers together . . ONLY AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA ' San Diec<> (405) Ftwy at 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626 . (714) 435 .. 2000 (800) 782-3888 ' 2, 7 Mirian...,,_,.... 70, Newport Beach ... forced out of state poll- ti~ by term limits, she's found home as county suj>ervisor ... Brightest pdlitican on the board ... Foimer state Senate, as$emblywoman. Newport school trustee ... So well re$pected has things. she's still living: a Laguna Niguel school and the CdM High School Olympic pool ... Married, three children plus grandchildren ... Last y~s ranking: 2 3 5 Larry Thomas. 49, Balboa Island ... Silky smooth vice president/spin doctor at Irvine Co .... Expertly befriends local, state and national media ... Worked as press secretary for Vice President Bush and G011ernors Deukmejian and Wilson ... Left Irvine Co. for short period in 1994 to help engineer Wilson's comeback for governor ... License plate: SPIN DR ... Single ... Plays te nnis. golf. runs, bike tours ... Lnt year's ranking: Jl 2 GMac.....,..,52, OSouth Coast Metro ... fourth.year superinten- dent of Newport-Mesa school district ... Helped navigate district through classroom space crunch ... Member of elite group of 60 superintendents nation- wide invited to study with Danforth Foundation ... to win grant from Dan- forth Foundation in area of public engagement ... Enjoys vanilla nut coffee ... Married ... Last~ ranklng:28 3 6sa Unclll Mook. S3, nta Ana ... New president of Newport· Mesa Federation of Teach- ers ... Advocate for higher teachers salaries ... Former English and journalism teacher at Corona del Mar High School ... Member of the new Corona del Mar High School Foundation's board of directors ... For- mer reporter, editor and owner of Leisure World News ... Loves kayaking. staining glass and riding horses ... Married ... Lnt year's ranking: 90 2 9 J9ffrey 8-t, 35, Costa Mesa ... Majority stockholder in one of Costa Mesa's hot new restaurants, Habana ... The place Is padced most nights ... Former student at English boarding school ... Articulate, single ... Fasci- nated with politics ... Likes it that •Habana is a serious take itself seriously" ... Unranked last yew 3 7 John ttuttm.n. S6, Newport Beach ~· Senior pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach ... At 4, 700 members, church is one of the biggest in Presbyterian cir- des ... Gifted preacher ... National Presbyterian leader and outspoken critic of Hsecular revisionistsH ... Onetime religious adviser to Richard Nixon ... Last yur"s ranking: 17 304~~ ..• Executive director of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce ... For past 14 years, has built chamber Into one of nation's most prosperous ... From Christmas Boat Parade to September's record-setting SeaFest touch ... Big lobbyist for pro-business issues ... Mar- ried with daugther (and another on the way) ·v Wheelchair athlete ... Last year's ranking: 18 38=*'-Y· 43, · Beach ... In his 11th year as head foot- ball coach at Newport Har- bor High ... Among the most respected mentors in Orange County prep foot- ball ... Shining achievement at Newport was 14-0 CIF championship season in 1994 ... Understated inten- slty ... Sets a business-like tone, but still manages to make the game fun ... A former star college quar- terback and catcher ... Married, four children ... Utvllnked last ,...,. - 31 .,.,..., ..... 46, . Newport Bffch ... . Owner of No. 1 ~al estate company in sales In New- port Beach area ... StMted Coast Newport Properties in 1990 In teeth of re<es- sion but has grown from foorto 120 agents ... A 21- year real estate vetera.n ... T~ gotfer, former Country Oub golf title ... Surrendered course record this past year to liger Woods ... Married with three children ... LMt ,..,.,. r.,.lng: 20 39 John a--. 70, Santa Ana Heights . .. Everybody's favorite mil- lionaire ... RV tycoon (16,000 employees, $3 bll- lion in annual sales), Republican bigwig, major- league philanthropist ... Along with his wife, Don- na, donates half of his $6.5 million income to charity ... Folksy, outspoken manner endears him to most-... Owns big yachts ... Major fan of football, John Stein- beck ... AISo a pretty good painter ... Last ,..,... ..... lng:25 32....., ........ 35. Colt.a Mesa ••• Asso- ciate • lSA p&.nnlng and engineer'•'Q firm ... PJesi.. dent of Cos\a Mesa Cham- ber of Commerce ... ~ped launch the Latino LHdenhip..Couidl ... Has a hand In ewrything.. from hefplng resolve litigation between city and the fair- gR>I Inds to raising monry for 100 trees planted on Victoria Street ... Extreme mountain biker who "loves the copper taste of fear" ... Married. two children ... tJnnnbd a.st,.. 40 Rldl 5Mplro, SS, Newport Bffch ... If l"Mngle Square has become the village gather- ing spot. then Shapiro is town greeter ... As general manager aind partner of the downtown landmark.· Shapiro has added sense of electricity with such big name draws as Niketown and the sprawling Virgin Mega.store ... Open-air rooftop is popular gather- l~=tlth live enter-ta ·-Drives vintage red Porsche ... Lnt ,..n ......... 72 33 ........ 51,New- port Heights ... O,.imwt of city's econom- ic dewlopment committee •.. O,.irman of the Board of~ Harbor Alu Chamber of Commen:le ... ~ped put the city on the Internet this yur ... Instru- mental In current reorgenl- zatlon of the chamber from its sewn divisions to four councils ... OCC. cal Poly San Luis Obispo grad ... Former education advis- er to Gov. Ronald Reagan ... Married, three kids ... &.-t,..,... '-*Ing: Jl 41 .... Johna. S4, Santa Ana Heights ... Huge fund...raiter for GOP ... Known as Republl- can ATM for candidates needing money ... Has hosted part!~ for~ one from Dan Quayte to Ollie North ... His Santa Ana Heights tennis court has hosted more GOP all- stars than Forest Lawn has tennis champs ... Owner of Inland Group Inc. ... A Fort Knox of quotes ... Arkansas native, Ross Perot sound- alike ... Last,..,...,.,.. Ing: 27 Many New Markdowns ··in All Departmerlts! 34 ............ ,- ,....; Jr .. •s. Udo Isle ... Newport Beech's most f.mous CM deeler •.. . Fletcher Jones Motor ·c.ars sells more Met~1Nn any other dNler In U.S. •.. 1 • Soon moving dealersNp to showcase loatJon -com- plete with coffee house -I on Jamboree nHr the Back • • Bay -· Spends half his time ln l.as Vegas, Where he also sells cars .•. Media SltW/ ... Active In charities ... Uses Newport as backdrop In ad campaign ... l.-t ,._.... '-*lng:79 ... 42 ... •FIM.36, Riverside ... Chief ~~-.. OVenees aU ~ f,oo_ I geQfy matters ri enroll-1: ment~· ... ~at-I ed a reacWiAe ~Ion budget for the .... cit-. lzen ... Tireless number cruncher -· Former finan- dal whiz for~ •. , I f'_ &nterviewed on national television fOllowing county bankruptcy ... Married to .. elementary school teacher . .. Two children ... tJnnnbda.t,... • CARDS • OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS • STATIONERY • HEALTH AND BEAUTY CARE • PARTY .GOODS • COSMETICS •GIFTS* . , * Gift Wrapping Not Available on Clearance Merchandise No H.olds/.RX Not Included/ All Sales Are Flnal 43 o.yna "9ttit, 58, Balboa ~ninsula ... longtime resident and community fireball ... this year's cause was preseNing the historic Balboa Cinema, which many call the key to ·revitalizing the downtown business area .. president of Balboa Cinema Founda- tion which is raising_ money to re-model ~ run~own theater ... Married to Bob 23 years ... Enjoys cruising on Boston Whaler and pampering pooches ... Last ye¥s rai*Jng: 11 44 8ob c..tln. 42, Newport Be~ ... Along with new wife Dr. Susan Skinner, he led fight against controversial plan to dump highly treated sewage in environmentally sensitive Upper Newport Bay ... Created the non- profit g roup, Defend the Bay ... forceful, driven, but with a sense of humor ... Real estate broker ... unranked lat yur 51 Jae* and Nancy SkJ...,., 65 and 61, respectively ... Westcliff ... Major players in local water-quality issues for ocean, Newport Harbor and Back Bay ... This year they helped save the bay from treated sewage ... Stanford grads ... Both on Harbor Quality Committee and Stop Polluting Our Newport ... Nancy: Republican ce><hair of Pro-Choice Orange County, a bipartisan poiit· ical action committee ... Former Rose Bowl queen ... Jack: retired doctor ... instrumental in building public awareness on spine and neck injuries caused by diving into shallow ocean ... Swimmer, runner and body surfer ... Two grown daughters, two granddaughters ... LAst p.-s ranking: 60 45 Jim Md ..,._.a d9 lloom. 54 and 52 respectively, Newport Beach ... Newport power couple ... He's president of school board, finishing 13 years as a trustee ... Also, executive director of Inter- faith Council, incoming Rotary District governor ... She's VP of Newport Har- bor Area Cfiamber of Com- merce ... Coordinates New- port's two biggest events: Christmas Boat Parade and Newport SeaFest ... Two daughters ... Desert lovers ... Last yur's ranking: 58 52~~ Controversial president of the East Side Homeowners Association and candidate for City Council ... Crty Hall and school district watch· dog ... Graduate of innova- tive Citizens Police Acade- my ... Police, fire depart- ment booster ... Helped bring medical care to Shali- mar Drive neighborhood with her physician husband ... Rode in Bob Dole's motorcade during his recent Costa Mesa visit ... Last year's rank-Ing: 14 4~o.w~ ... Costa Mesa's chief of police ... Past president of california Polke Chief Association ... Charter pres- ident of the tourlsm-pro- motlng Costa Mesa 900 ... Board of Directors, 552 Oub at Hoag Hospital •.. An avid golfer and collec- tor ofWestem memorabll· ia, including guns, spurs and saddles ... Has had bit parts in couple of Western movies ... Married, fyvo sons ... Golfer ... Lut year's ranking: 59 47 Joh\"°"" .... .. 42. Udo Isle .. . Saved the historic and slightly-worse-fOf'-wear Balboa Cinema from the wredclng ball ... Pu~ theater -built In 1927 - with help from siblings this ~ar ... Envisions land- maric d nema as h istorical landmark, offering art and entertainment to the com- munity ... Active in effort to revitalize old Balboa ... Wears Hawaiian shirt. sports ~ar-round tan ... Wife, Anne, two children ... Unr-*ed IMt,.... 5 3 Rid and s.ndra PolpWI. both 44, Harbor Ridge ... He: a renowned orthopedic surgeon with a busy practice serving Newport Beach and Huntington Beach ... Volunteer doctor during youth sports events ... She: a former psychiatric social Worker ... Both politically and socially active with support going to Democr4tk political causes. cultural enrichment through the P~r forming Arts Center ... 8ig public school system boosters ... Human Options is a favorite cause ... Three sons ... Unranked lat year • Exercise Equipment • Scuba • Hockey We tsuits • Surfboards • Golf • Rollerblades & More •re •• 670 W. 17th St • Costa Mesa 548-0660 Open: Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pm • Sat. 10am-3pm • Closed Sunday & Monday * * * BUY, SELL, TRADE * * * 48 ........... Avlla, -.0. C«oN ct.I Mar ... PNskient of UrtJno l.Md- enhlp Council -· OWnet of Avila's EJ R.and\lto, • popu- IN Mexican restaurant ... Raises schol«shlp fundS for Latino students ... Tuches Estancia High School stu- dents about restAlurant business through lnnova· tive mentor program ... Considers sJngle parenting her greatest accomplish- ment ... Has a daughter, 26, now enrolled at Loyola Law School •.• Lows to ski ... ""'-.... IMt,.... 54 Jim Eclw .. Sr ... n, Newport lle9dt ... Grand patriarch of Edwards Theatres, whidl controls Friday and Saturday nights in county ... Still holds runs company, making day-to-day deci- sions. right down to movie selection ... 21-screen c~ plex in lrvlne Spectrum has been phenomenal success ... New Edwards Stadium Cinemas in Newport Cen- ter set new standard ... Favorite movie Is reported- ly •0oct°' Zhivago• ... U.V...ed IMt,.... 49~~ ... Four yars ago mrted the ~a group that works to get fa1hen Involved with their kids' schools ... Inspired to ae- ate the group at Newport HelghU Elementary after he attended PTA meeting where he was only dad ... Navigltors ~ve raised bfg bucb kw Newport schools ... Business managet' ..• Used to build and ~Of'e boats kw a IMng ... Unr-*ed IMt,... 5 5 lob Md>onell, 49, Laguna Niguel ... Quiet but respected New- port Bead\ police chief ... Took ewe< department four ~ars ago ... Known as an officer's police chief ... Board of Directors, Califor- ni. Police Chiefs Associa- tion ... Former chief In Woodland, a suburb of Sacra mento ... Married with two sons ... 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Unranked &.tyMr 5&~~~ Orange County's Nos- tradamus, having predicted county's bankruptcy ... Became national media celeb after Citron's fund went bust ... Now appoint· ed county treasurer/tax col- ~ector ... B~ed for speak- year ... HistOrical buff, especially califomia history (hobby: taking photos of state historical martc:ers; he's got 900 out of 1.(>00) ... Married, three children ... LMt YMl"'S ,..,..,.: '5 59 Tim ltlley, 41, Huntington Beadi ... · Newport Beach fire and marine chief ... Generally soft-spoken, can demon· strate no-nonsense atti- tude ... "Forged plan that put firefighters behind wheel of ambulances ... ~ive in ton of organlza- chamber; where he serves as chairman of Christmas Boat Parade ... Played bass guitar and sang in defunct band called Justice ... Mar- ried, two children ... LMt yHr's ranking: ts 60 ._ Mo1Wdt,, 30, Tustin ... OARE officer for Newport Beach schools ... Eduaites thousands of kids each year -*>out the perils of drug abuse ... Chair· man of annual Newport-Mesa DARE Fair ·-Joined the force five years ago ••• Head youth footmll coadl for Tustin-Santa Ana league ... Fonner marketing and public relations director for chemic.al and oil company ... Was a substitute tHCher for junior high school ... Single .. . o.rlelw lell, SS, Tustin ... OARE officer for Costa Mesa . . Ice De rt· ment ... Teaches children how to avoid drug abuse ... Former emergency room nurse ... Loves country-western dancing ... Owns black Harley-Davidson motorcycle ... Rides with •Motorcycles for Jesus Christ'" at her church and with the Choir Boys, a motorcycle dub for police officers ... Hospice volunteer ... Single, three children ... LMt,..,...,..,.... 91 61 ....... .an. 59, Huntington BNCh, and o.vld Emmes, 57, Costa Mesa -· Life force behind award-winning South Coast Repertory the- ater ... Artistic director and producing artistic director respectively ... Their 33rd season recently opened with Osc.* Wilde's "An I~ al Husband• ... Benson's staging of last season's "Wit'" netted him a sixth directing award from the Los Angeles Drama Critics' Orde, a record ... Last yew's r-*lng: 12 65LADonna Kienitz. 61/! Rudy Svrcll'k. 43, 67 ~ FolfMth, 66, 60 Wendy Leec:e, 48, 69 Mary Md RMdy Newport Beach ... Vrurtle Rock ... Senior Costa Mesa ... Ocosta Mesa ... N~ II.th. 40 and 38 The city's most powerful VP, residential sales and Founder of Share Our port-Mesa Unified School respectively, Santa Ana ... female executive ... Heads marketing for the Irvine Selves charity ... The Moth-Board trustee ... Stirs spirit-Two years ago, Randy Newport Beach's Commu· Co .... Markets new hous-er Teresa of Costa Mesa ... ed discussion of school founded the Shalimar nity Services Department ing communities, including While still active with SOS, issues ... Strong advocate Leaming Center, a home- ~ongwittrthe city library-hot-seffingffewport-<:~,11<asttT"--s~h.-e'C-'S~beel-n""'~,_"lt'IO'"ti"'ng,..,,mv10fw .... ---basic instnKtiOA and--work-help program n.m system ... Known for her ... Known as "very high time to Save Our Youth parental responsibility ... out of three Costa Mesa no-nonsense style of man-energy, high creativity" ... organization as a board Opposes social programs in apartments ... She served agement ... Instrumental in Among products of his fer-member and grant writer schools ... Does her home-as the center's volunteer incredible growth of New-tile brain: drive-through ... Influence extends work ... Heavily influenced director from October ·gs port libraries during the tents in Newport Coast beyond the city: serves on by Christian right ... Avid to May this year ... They '90s ... Was candidate this and Fashion Island that various county committees walker ... Five children got married while he was year for prestigious job offer housing information that deal with social Issue ... LMt yHr's r-*lng: 80 setting up the center ... with New York City library ... Likes to cheer on his two ... loves to read, babysit Mary once worked in a system ... law student . .. kids at their sports events her six grandchildren ... Mexican orphanage ... He's UnraNted last yHr ... Married, two children ... Married, seven children ... a Newport stock broker ... Last yur's rw*ing: 70 Ult )'Nf"s ,..,.... 89 UnnNled last yew Your neighborhood healt,h club for men & women since 1882! (H /l.MPAGH['f • Personal Training Experts • Area's Most Qualified Staff • Aerobics, Yoga & Stret.ch Classes Chairman Of the Board, American Heart Assoclation • Excellent Service & Attention lnt.roduct.ory Trial Membership Personal Training Packages Also Available Corner of E. 17th & Irvine in Westcliff Plaza (near Hughes market) Call 831-3623 .-,·-1·,~v'i='• D E T ' A I L I N G p.. 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Also owns a home in Colorado to ski and ride horseback ... Founded ISM three years ago ..• Three sons, three grandsons ... Unnrited last "/Ml 70 lob Wynn. 65, 71 C..ther°•• ~ Harbor View ... For-SS, Newport 8Hch mer Newport Beach city ... Chair of the recent 10th manager who remains Anniversary Gala for The well-connected in city ... Orange County Performing Now lobbyist. he helped Arts Center ... Soft-spoken ford with plans to build.-.an.c~no::neam~------a 404 homes on former Ford-Involved in civic and cuttur- loral site on Jamboree al affairs in the region Road ... A widower since since 1972 ... Primary i~· 1993, married carol Wilson est:s include The Center, on July 13; couple met South Coast Repertofy, and through Mormon church ... ATSC ... Married to promi- Stalwart San Diego Charg-nent physician (who also ers fan who has season happens to be an attorney) tickets ... Five children, sev-Delayne Thyen ... Mother en grandchildren ... LMt of two grown sons ... yew's ..... Ing: 47 Unnr*ed last yew D ( t I ...,,.,.,...~-~ .. -·-· - • 1,; e!"L I • I ~ G 4t .... . Id Dedrs, 57, ~12Meg Verde ... lnde- ~Newport-Mesa ~ trustee ••. Con- .. ~about parental ~volvement and the pub- k's right to know ... lnitiat- ,. ed controversi.I proposal 'I ...to consolidate Costa Mesa ~~ nd Esta~a high schools .-~lne Community College ... r .Rotisserie league player .. . ~ ;1-ifelong White Sox fan .. . • •Heavy supporter of per· ~ • forming arts in school ... ~ , Four children ... a..t : \.,..,.. ..... Ing: '1 '" •I ~ •• ,. :1 ~=--,• 73~-=~ Executlw director of New- port ~(.enter, home to 500 reaeational and competitive athletes ... coached Switzerland's Xeno'Muller, who won gold in Atlanta ... Former OCC coxswain has I with an emphasis on youth ... Will OYefSff planned expansion, which will dou- ble the facility's size by next summer ... Married, one daughter ... a..t yeW's reNdng: 74 74 ...... ••so. ·~loch ... Ne1>vport loch 0ty Coun- cil member ... Runs his own law offices ... Wottced to stop gas leaks nur Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby- terian since 1974 ... SUc- cestfully lobbied w a waiver so Newport loch's resident fees ... Ukes to swim, run, bike and white- water raft ... O.ughter, Lauren, is a senior at UCSB .. . Wife, Lisa. Is a professor at Golden West College ... Unnnlced a..t,... 75c:'3es.~!- tor of 1he Newport loch NMltkel Museum's apital development committee ... OYefMw museum's move from Balbo. BouleYard to Its~ ~tlmeHHarge kxatk>n .t>oard the old Rueben E. Lee ..• A com- mercial ~broker ... Has llwd In Costa Mesa since he was 8 ... Graduate of Estancia High and USC ... I.mt,..,... ...... '' 76 ...... .....,.,57, Udo Isle ... Chairman aod CEO of lnnovlrtlw and employee~ OcMtJcs, Inc. ..• Big booDt-of edu- cation ... 5etved as d\alr- man of the Orange County Education Commltt.ee •.• HHd of Project Tommor- row ..., Wife, Judy, is an art duler ... Three chit.- • .. In founded Future Sd«rtists and Engineers of Amerk:.a ·:·Unn1*8cla.t,... LUENTIAL 77 .... KllfFINt.75, CoSUI Mesa •••• Spends two ct.ys a week putdwlsing and pldclng up most of the food -given out .t Shale Our SetYes ... Retin!d executive of Mer- rury s.Mngs and Loan ·- SeNed 21 yur"S in U.S Air Force _. An:heology buff ... Has been married to , yur'S ••• Does volunteer~ for Coast Guard off~ Beach ... UN•lkeda.t ,.. 70J9hnD--MI. U42. Mhlk>n Viejo ... Pubflc Information offat for the Newport Buch PD ... Profesional and lnfor- rNtive; good rapport with the pr'eSS ••• Suplfvtsed department's robbefy and homldde dftlll ... Co«dl- nates .,, aggrt9Ne police softbell teM\ which wins tournaments the West ••• 18-yffr depart- ment ~an ... Runs the OARE anti-drug program ... Married, one child ••. UnrmlkedlMt,ew 79.~~~ rNttor to the rich and famous ... President of Cote RHtly ~ -Has sokt two highest primd hornet In Or-. County histofy, 1nctudlng sa m111ion Harbor Island sale ... More 1:Nn $460 million In loc:ft rul estate transac:tk>ns ltt.dme . .. ken In Who's Who In Luxu- ry Real Estate ... Mast9r bridge player ... Has sea>nd home MonUna ... Married, two grown chlkhn ... Unnnbda.t,.w ~. 80 the Wedge. 87 Ken~ SJ, " 60somethlng, Penin-~Beach ... : sula Point ... Premier body-Pacesetter wnong New- ;.. surfing spot in the world ... port-Mesa tennis IHders ... ~ 1996 was epic year; huge Owns Pal!Mdes Tennis Oub ...., southern swells from In Newport loch ... His ~· roducedbe5't---the1~tpoirt-8il?ad~mtrat---:::--¥tayens;-pr'OS"1mct-ama-~-Mt19eufer-19Yftrot:lhycAS541)Ei--~~tlMrsie4~~1Rsti~~-l,+5CJ~IHl~l-4i-:teall¥l$-~-OAl~..fWt..we:>mll!Q.JA()..l)&.ISL--Jdea~Mi.Cl.ub..maioaQ18:-~---l ~' surf in 20 years ... Fame ment sets the.standard ... " <ame in 1966 in "Endless At a time when dub mem- ~ ,Summer" ... Bom in mid-benhlps are declining. 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Known for community service wort. including taking chil- dren from the Shalimar Drive and James Street . . land ... Scout leader ... Works with the Shalimar Task Force ... A SWAT team coordinator and firearms instructor ... A competitive shooter ... Utvanked last y.- NEWP0RT•MES 89 lob..........,,, 52, Laguna Beach ... Newport Beach's city attor- ney for 14 years ... helped craft multi-agency deal to head off controversial Irvine Ranch WatB District plan ... Helped keep luxUfY motorcar dealer Fletcher Jones, Jr. in town ... Serious biking. spending time with family, listening to any- thing from Neil Young to Hubert Laws ... Married, three children .. . Unr ... ed last~ 90 Owt ........ 48, Newport Beac:tt ... The reigning honcho of all things volleyball, his coaching resume includes Newport Harbor and CdM high schools and now ua ... Former ua basketball player, he helped make Newport Beach a volleyball coach pro beach volleyball, announce local high school matches, and referee .. . Married, one daughter .. . Lat yeer"s ranking: n 91 st..t HollmUler EMyWn ..... .....,, ~ 53 and 56. Newport Beach ... He's presJdent and CEO of ZAC Precision, Inc., a successful computer firm. and she works as his senior viu president and secretary ... Major supporters of the Orange County Performing Arts Center, along with a host of additonal social and cul- tural organizations ... Members of The Guilds of The Ce n- ter, Founders Plus, Center Docents, Opera Pacific ... Called upon for both financial and intellectual support .. . Involved in the Orange County Office of Protocol, The . . . . Disease in their lifetime ... No children ... Unnnked last ,.. - 92 Jim c.nett. 51, Mesa Del Mar ... Community relations direc- tor of Orange Coast Col- lege ... Home-grown OCC alum ... Heads the college's SOth anniversary commit- tee ... Performs every year in the college's drama pro- duction ... Announces the ketball games ... Active in local Christian church ... Married to middle school teacher; three children ... Last yew's ranking: 78 93 ~-··· 54, Newport Budt . .. Drug, akohol, tobacco prevention specialist ... Oversees schools' efforts to educate students on the perils of drug abuse and gang acttvity ... Became invofved with schools as Lindber~h PTA mom ... For- Former das.smate of late Roy Alvarado ... Passion is helping parents keep kids out of trouble ... Married 31 years to Hoag physician ... Three children ·- Unnnked last y.- 94 .......... ,~. ikwpott 8Md'I - Retired doctor who volun-- teers at the sn.e Our Selves Medot Oinic -.. owned a summer home In Newport Budt since 1"7 ... Edits and publishes the Kiwanis Oub newActter - Six kids and eight grMd-. .. with patients at sos he speaks •medical SpMilh• ... Worited as a doctor for 10 years in an LA. jail ·- Has been married for 51 years ... Unnnk9d lmt ,.. Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery Specialist Joins UCI Howard Conn, M.D. Free Seminar at Beckman Laser Institute October 10 "My goof Is to make my patients look so natural that they forget what they looked like before, I want them to look healthy, vibrant well-rested and youthful. Most of all, I want my patients to feel mo re confident and good about themselves.· . . Dr. Howard Conn. Chief of Ocu- k;r Plastic Surgery and Assistant -CUnlcol Professor at the Univer- sity of Callfornla Colle ge o f Medldne w1tl present a highly ln- format1ve seminar at Beckman Laser lnstttute on October 10. . The topc, ·Look Years Younger·. wUI focus on the benefits of la- . ser cosmeftc eyelid surgery and laser skin resurfacing for the re- movd of wmldes. lines. sun dam- ~ski\ ald dor1c ~spots. These minimally Invasive proce- dures ae a perfect attemattve for sophisticated consumers who want to look their best but feel a tradltlonal f acelltt Is too ctastlc. Dr. Conn Is one of the few laser • c osmetic surgeo ns who Is Board Certified In Ophthalmol- ogy and a Fellow of the presti- gious American Society o f Ophthalmic Ptasttc and Recon- struc tlve Surgery. His bac k- gro und Is Impressive. Trained In Before joining the untvetStty of California. Irvine. and the Bec kman Laser Institute, Dr. Conn taught oph1halmlc ~ tic surgery to the oph1halmol- ogy residents afflllated wtth USC and Loma Linda medical schoofs. He also maintained a prtvate practice In Los Angeles and Palm Springs where he c ared for some of Amer1ca's most well-known polltlcal and entertainment celebrtttes. Pioneered lmef Surgery In 1978 In 1978, Dr. Conn was among the flrst physicians In the coun- try to operate wtth lasers. Less than a decode latet he was again among the first physi- cians to receive training In the use of the laser for cosmetic eyelid and orbital surgery. Dr. Conn serves as a medical con- sultant for the development of laser technology to laser manu- facturers and trains medical professionals In the safety and use of the laser for cosmet1c eyelid surgery and skin resurfac- hg. younger. They are delighted wtth the Sl.pef100ty of their results and amazed at their short re- c overy process. Most repo rt minimal discomfort and llttte. If any, bruising or swelling. A Wortd Class Ocular Pla1ttc Surgeon Dr. Conn· s work Is published In numerous sclenttflc journals and he has authored many medical textbook c hapters. He Is a noted authortty and teaches at l.n'versHies. nattond academes.. International conferences and trains physicians around the wOOd In the techniques he has devek>ped. In this world. there are less than 250 c erttfled ocular plastic sur- geons. Of these, very few have training In general surgery as weU. Dr. Conn Is one of 1hose few and his patients hall from every continent. The elegance of his results have earned him his In- ternatio nal reputation as a world class surgeon. o phthalmlc pla stic surgery, Due to an overwhelming re- : general surgery. eye surgery Mott Advanced Technology: sponse, another tree commu- : and skin c are. Dr. Conn speclal-Shafter Recovery P1ocea n education semi nor has • tzes In cosme c a~n:v::J"r.reo:cf':onnn-=----------=-------...:..been;.:..:...&.-=odded==~00~Thu~..;.;rsdoy~::..:.-Oc~.:..._ - • t the lids Dr. Conn's dtsttngulshed af1Vkr : structtve surgery o eye . tober 1 oth. 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Woods, 20, a rookie on the PGA Tour with some $141,000 already stuffed in his pockets from top-10 finishes in his first five events, is taking this weekend off to recover from what he says is "exhaustion,• thus be won't be working the greens in Georgia. The prevailing rumor at Big Canyon was that the young golfer's honorary membership at the exclusive Newport Beach reportedly because some members were offended by the Nike television commercial, in which Woods proclaims: "There are still golf courses in the United States that I cannot play because of the color of my skin. I'm told I'm not ready for you. Are you ready for me?• David Voorhees, Big Canyon general manager, verified that Woods did not lose his membership, though it's been a hot topic lately. •Everybody's been talking about it,• Voorhees said. "There was certainly discussion among the members around the club, those who had . not true. There has been no change in status with Tiger in terms of his relationship with the club in the future." His greatest round of golf, QUOTE OF THE DAY 'Tm happr """' tJw -. but IMre ~ a lateg. """1. IOfl(/lt rood aJttJod -• -NEWPORT HARBOR «X11BAlL <XJAQI JEFF BNNXLEY IF;----·. , • .....,.::-..,... ,. ...... .. • -.. ------' I . -· -. --~) .. . ... --~ CLUB GOLF after all. was played at Big Canyon~an equity-owned club where memberships cost an estimated $131,000 (by invitation only). •There are iltill golf con:"~ not With Nike's money ($40 million over the next five years) and his own talent, he is knocking on the door to golf's pantheon, where Wood.sis expected to live COWBea ln the United States tJuit I cannot play becauae of the· color of my skin. I'm told I'm not ready for of Woods. Hopefully, bis commerdals will improve, tbougt:i it should be kept in mind that Nike is the decade's television commercial leader in shock-treatment and controversy. you. Are you ready for me1 ... • -TIGER WOODS NICE AD Never in his amateur career, however, did he refer to race, use his clout as a platform on the issue of race and golf, or stir up any kind of ' forgotten their Mrole model• ad (with Charles Barkley). Nike might focus its attention on coming up with a better idea for a golf shoe. high school girls volleyball Oilers get past Sailors in five • Newport Harbor goes up, 2-1, but Huntington Beach rallies for the win. ing the last two games 15-3, 15- 4, • said Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn. ·I thiiik we just got bred at the end, but give them credit. They stepped it up. They're a good team and they By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot didn't panic.• Hun~gto~ beginning to look like deja vu all over again as. the Newport Harbor girls volleyball team was feeling a little extra coming into Newport's gym, where the Sailors pulled . off the unbelievable last season. jumped out to a 2-1 lead Thursday over an unbeat- en Huntington Beach. The Sailors were all over the court with Lau- ra Wells and Beth Waterman making digs along the back row, Jen- nifer Carey, Melissa Snow and Joanna Field- er ~iking the ball down the heart of the Oiler defense and the whole CJF1bp 10 DMdonl 1. Mira Costa 2. ...... ort ).UlguMle~ •.~Hilts S.CdM 6.Newbury ... 7.£1f*'alWI 8. LB Poly 9.Royal 10..~ After three well- played games, Newport seemed out of sync in game four as the Oilers jumped out to a 4-0 lead and took advantage of several mental erron before closing out the game on a demoralizing service ace. The Newport huddle was pretty intense between games four and five while the Huntington Beach starters stayed team serving exceptionally well into the nether regions of the deepest comers. OD the c:ourt practicing their kills -.-~--'Visitun:s-o1Ha:sDrea:r'sltivE~!Ullle-tC1S-ttr~oe11:tre5-s:anon-thie-ben,........~-1 They were a confident bunch heading into the fifth game. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Ray Ohrel (4) leaves a would-be tackler ln the dust en route to a four-touchdown night against Torrance. upset of the nation's No. 1 team in the CIF Southern Section Division I Quarterfinals were dancing through the minds of the Sailor hopefuls. Newport came on to the court with a chant of MDefense: but promptly fell behind 8-0. Sailors cream Torrance with 29-point first quarter. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High football team exploded for 36 points in a little more than.a quarter Th~- first six possessions en route to a 43-0 nonleague thrashing of vis- iting ToJT&DCe, By the fourth quarter, it was time for the Sailor starters to chill, reflect, talk amongst them- selves, watch the scout players work toward their letter, and, perhaps, wonder U an Oct. 4 road tussle with Canyon would finally give them a true measw- ing stick of how good thet truly are. Indeed, it might be hard to be bumble after outscoring their first three •opponents" by an . even three figures, 127-27. However, taking their famil- iar cue from the blissful but unpretentious Coach Jeff Brink- ley, the Sailors are even saying all the rtgbt ththgs. "You have to be humble,• said senior middle linebacker Joe Urban, among the catalysts in a dom.tnant defensive perfor- mance. "You don't want next week's (opposing) team think· lng you're cocky, so you always show retpeCt to your opponent.• Said brlnkley, "I'm happy with the win. but there'• a long, long, tough road ahead. The mlilute we start thinking we're ~ good, that'a when we'll get our butts klcked. • · All the klcltlng lbunday came from Ne~:rt dMtl, ~Oft the opening ldck· oll when Brett Bak.er l'900¥tnd a 'nUtAr fWDbi. to Mt Up a and run with Josiah Fredriksen 's pass with just 58 seconds elapsed. The 6-foot-5, 220-pound P<ill- do, who juked one defender and ran through two more on his first To, put another move on an ovennatched comerback for bis second score, which represent- ed the first of three straight one- play touchdown •drives.• Pulido's 25-yard scoring pass from Fredriksen followed a Bak- er interception and senior tail- back ltay Ohrel cashed in a sub- sequent punt and Greg Wert- man interception with TD bursts of 50 and 29 yards to make it 29- 0 with 2:17 left in the first quar- ter. Obrel. who ft.ni.shed with 193 yards on 13 carries (a 1•.8-yard average), also scored on the sec- ond play of the second period from 9 yards out, leaving Tbr· ranee (1-2) to wonder what had rut tt. Ohrel, who ~e h1s fellow lta.rters ha.s yet to see fowth- quarter action, mt.de the molt of h1s cameo leC'Olld·half appeer- anoe, covertn9 47 yard.I of a stx- play, 65-yard touchdown inarch with the MCODd·half kickOff, the cap_per frOin 11 yards out. By then. OI COW'M, lt WU Wietcbed aeea. with New· port'1 twarm&Dg defame llutt· ing tbe 1larW NMlDQ gaJD8 and COQ'V6glby OD ~ Jeff ~'w ,._.. like Sanon quarterback Josiah Predrlkaen b pressured. pigeons to park-bench popcorn. Torrance managed just 49 Mwe.did a good job against their run, and they had run the ball pretty well (coming in)," Brinkley said. M And our deep four (Wertman, Baker, Eric Free- man and Erik Runfola) did a nice job of getting some picks. Hogan and Lamar Lee added interceptions for the Tars, who have scored more points in their first three c:ontests only once ( 133 in 1942) in 66 varsity seasons. r----------------------------------------------------, I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I l I I I i I • I I SAILORS STATISTICS . Newport Harbor 4J, TornnC9 0 SaM"eby~ Torrance 0 0 0 O - Newport 29 7 7 0 - Ant~ NH -Pulido 33 pau from FNdrfkien (kk:lt f~i.c:t), 11 :02. NH • Pulido 25 PIS from ~ (lA Ian pin from Fredrlksen), 6:29. NH • Ohref 50 Nn (WemNn run), •~os. NH -Ohrel 29 run (Johnson kldc). 2:17. lec!lillClO•ni..t01t<UU1La•Wlter NH • OhrwHl\'tl (Johnlon kkk), 10:42. Then the bottom dropped out with Newport Harbor managing only seven total points in the final two games as Huntington Beach went OD to a 9-15, 15-12, 12-15, 15-3, 15-4 win. Mlt's bard to be happy after los- tonight's prep football slate • Site: Orange ,Coast. 7 p.m. • Situlltion: Estancia is an ' 0-2 and not showing the ability to cope with big time strength. • Favorite: Estancia, by 35. • EsUnda's key: A. brutal dou- ble-win9 offense with quick backs and a btg line ~the overwhelming factor. A comf:Slete breakdown in execution and mental awareness by Estancia is Calvary's onty hope. • SltlC Nev.iport Hamor, 7:30 p.m • Slblldlon: Both tHms are 2~ in nonleegue; Canyon Is bigger, CdM ts fasw. • ,..,. ..... CdM bv 2. • s.. Kinas' ~To cope with canyon's~ tine, wh~ checks In alt 234 pounds per. Corona's strengm Is execution tn the pmtng ~ whkh hikes the Velue of running bedt Tom O'MMra ewn more. The Oilers' Julie Hincbse led both teams with 17 kills while teammate Lauren Wllson added 14. Snow had 12 kills for the Sailors while Carey and Fielder teamed up for 12 blocks between them. GIRLS TENNIS ' LAGUNA BEACH -Senior Rucbi.ka Budhraja lost only two games in three sets to help vi.sit- ing Corona del Mar High handle Laguna Beach. 14-4, in a non- league girls tennis match Thurs- day. Budhraja, playing No. 3 sin- gles, matched No. 1 singlet standout Nina Vaughan's diol$1- nance, as freshman sta.n= Nadia Vaughan and Ca Leslie were shifted from to doubles. ~ •1 wanted to see bow our - bles p1.ayen played with · par1ners, • CdM Coach Mang said. it The Sea Kings, ranked 1 iD Orange County, tab • record up the cout. wbere will t.Ua on Senta Barbera then meet San Marcos S.,tUi'tMlr. 1be Sea Klngs1bMt Sama bara iD last taD'I DMlkm I'-~ nals. San MaltlDI WU a round playoff ft.1lm to CdM M&IOID. FtlM>AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 I I l Cd.M's Jennifer Morgan leads a pack of teammates up a steep incline Thursday. I ........ ..-·--~----..---------- I'"-•""-/ r ~. ;._ -. •Corona del Mar stuns talented Eagles with narrow Sea View League dual meet victory . ., By Richard Dunn, Dai1'/ Pilot UPPER NEWPORT BAY -Though Sant.a Margarita High's girls cross country team has two of the best runners in Orange County and one of the top seniors in the nation (Katie Nuanes), its coach, Cindy Schaaf, realizes every Sea View League opponent is well-coached and licks its collec- tive chops upon the notion of facing the parochial power- house. Just like host Corona del Mar. •Tuese coaches in the Sea View League are so good, their teams will be there sooner or later,• Schaaf said an GR.S CIF1Dp10 • 1. ElModena 2. *' Gorgonio 3.Saugus 4. St. UKy's S.Ne .. Oft 6.PaidfiCa 7. t...guna Hills &T~Cyn 9. Buena Pack 10. w.stt.ke DM•lanlV 1. Nordhoff ~eel J.LOl8lille · 4. Mom>Bay 5. L.9c..nada 6. Secr9d Hurt 1 ....... .. South Hills 9. CAthedral Oty 10.o.ta ..... hour before Thursday's dual meet against the host Sea Kings. •They'll be up for us, and I think everybody bas a little e to beat Santa M arita." Corona d Mar ( -) more an urge along its Back Bay course. It bad Jennifer Blair and Adrienne Dubin in the back court. •we weren't going to match their one-two runners, so we needed the next three spots, and Jennifer and Adrienne passed their No. 4 runner (Julia Kelly) and it switched the score," CdM Coach Bill Sumner said, following bis team's 27-28 victory over the Eagles in the Sea View opener. CdM indeed secured the third (Jen- nifer Morgan), fourth (Vanessa Jamieson) and fifth (Llz Morse) places, while Blair (20:12) and Dubin (20:18) finished seventh and eighth, respective- ly, to edge Santa Margarita, the defend- ing CIF Southern Section Division II champion. •we feared it would be close," Swnner said. •Any time somebody goes one-two on you, it's tough to beat them. But we have a good one-two-three punch (with Morgan, Jamieson and Morse), and also our fourth and fifth runners are not too bad.• CdM is ranked seventh in the Orange County coaches' poll, Santa Margarita eighth. Santa Margarita, which won the CIF State Division II title three years ago when Nuanes was a freshman, was ahead . . . and Dubin passed Kelly to put CdM in front. Mone of them had to get (Kelly) to bring us back into it," Sumner said. Nuanes, third in the state last year and 17th in the nation, MARC MARTH I DALY PLOT Corona del Mar teammates Adrienne Dubin (left), Jennifer Morgan and Jennller Blair (right) celebrate one-point victory over Santa Margarita lbunday. easily won the race in 18:02. MI love it," Nuanes said of the rugged, three-mile Back Bay course that includes gravel, water hazards and hairpin turns.· "It has all these little turns that make you go fast.• Nuanes' Santa Margarita teammate, junior Dani Rope, was second in 18:50. But Morgan (19:06), Jamieson (19:32) and Morse (19:39) claimed the next three spots. Morse won last Saturday's Woodbridge Invitational in the frosh-soph division, posting the quickest time of the day for the Sea Kings (18:46). Jean Garcia (21:16) and Laurel Hafer (22:49) also com- peted for Corona del Mar. In other Sea View League action Thursday: Coach Eric Tweit's Newport Harbor Sailors fell to host Woodbridge, 23- 34, despite strong performances from sophomore Alicia McFall, second in 18:51 , and junior Jamie Swarberg, fifth in 19:54. Corona .. Mw 27, s.nta ~ 21 1. Nuanes (SM), 18:0?: 2. Rope (.SM), 18:50; 3: Jennifer Morgan (CdM). 19:06; 4. Vanessa Jamieson (CdM), 19:32; 5. Liz Morse (CdM), 19:.39; 6. Vallier (SM), 19:47; 7. Jennifer Blalr (CdM), 20:12; 8. Adrienne Dubin (CdM}, 20:18; 9. Julia Kelly (SM), 20:28; 10. Pirrung (SM), 20:53. WooclMidge 23, Newport HMbor J4 1. Moore W), 18:43; 2. Alicia McFall (NH), 18:51; 3. Stephens~. : ; . o • : ; . am1e war rg • Allard (NH), 19:57; 7. Watanabe W), 20:20; 8. Michalek W). 1Q:'48; 9. Corbin W>. 20:53; 10. Andrea Sparrow (NH). 20:58. Others: 11. Molly Melum (NH), 21:12; 12. Colleen Eadie (NH), 21 :26; 14. Maxine Babazadeh (NH), 23:06. 1 CdM coach on Eagles: 'They're good, but not that g~'· . I • Santa Margarita boys win, easily, . c orona I but CdM Coach Sumner refuses to del Mar Hlgh's boys ~pve the winners any credit for it. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot UPPER NEWPORT BAY -In cross c01m- 1ry, there is a next wne. Tha t's why Corona del Mar High's boys team can go back to the drawing board and figure out how to defeat Santa Margarita. "They're good, but they're not that good," CdM Coach Bill Sumner said of the Eagles, BOYS OFTop 10 Division Ill 1. Tustin 2. B•rstow 3.EIModena square off (at left) with Santa Margarita Hlgh's Eagles; at right, Tyler Beardslee of Cd.M comes off the bridge on the back Bay Course tn third place._ MARC MARTIN / DAILY PILOT 4. !Catella 5. Don Bosco 6. Brea Olinda following their convinc- ing 20-35 dual-meet vic- tory over the Sea Kings Thursday in the Sea View League along the bumpy, three-mile Back Bay course that includes gravel, water hazards and hairpin turns. Coach Dave Zeitler said of the final score. "We've got a good team, but Corona del Mar (ranked third in CIF Division IV) scares me.• ued to improve. Hoyt is also the place kicker on CdM's football team. 7. Newbury Park ..... ~ "We didn't run well, and they did, so I'm dis- In other Sea View action Thursday: The Eagles, who return all but one of their • Newport Harbor sophomore Curt Her- 1. Nordhoff 2. MorroBay J.CdM 4. San Marino 5. c.o.aM.a 6. Beaumont . . . up to par. But we're not "d of th m" Swnner added. "We respect them, but we're not afraid of them. They've only got five guys (who score), and we have five championship squad, scored in first, second, fourth Core Collins , fifth Chris Caulfield) and eighth n onguen er . Their top five runners finished within 1:03 of each other. •1t•s good to have a front-run- ner like Murray,• Zeitler said. "Halfway through the race, it could've gone either ' . , . . ra s 8. St. Paul to run better." 9. Fillmore Santa Margarita, 10. Yucca Valley ranked No. 4 in the Orange County coaches' poll and No. 3 in CIF Southern Section Divi- sion D circles, was led by Michael Murray, who led wire-to-wire and won in 15:33. Teammate Brandon Vonguenther was sec- ond (15:42). . . good. Maybe we were just up and they were just down." l}'ler Beardslee, a senior, led the Sea Kings in 16:09, finishing third overall, while teammates Jason Rogers (16:29), Rich Hoss- feld (16:35) were sixth and seventh, respec- tively. 1S:4l; 3. Beardsl~ (CdM); 16:09; 4. Collins (SM).' 16:22; 5. Caulfield (SM), 16:26; 6. Rogers'(CdM), 16:29; 7. Hossfeld (CdM). 16:35; 8. T. Vonguenther (SM). 16:36; 9. Russell (CdM), 16:47; 10. Coombe (CdM), 17:10. Newport HMbor 26. Woocbtdge J J 1. Jeffrey W), 16:16; 2. Robles (W), 16:18; "That surprised me," Satita Margarita CdM's Patrick Russell (16:47) and Brian Coombe (17:10) also scored, while Rob Con- stant (17:32) and Matt Hoyt (18:05) contin- 3. Herberts (NH), 16:21; 4. Cortes (NH), 16:36; s. McKinley (NH). 16:45; 6. Torrey (NH), 16:45; 7. Paz~. 16:53; 8. Aston (NH), 16:55; 9. R. Jensen (NH), 17:01; 10. s. Jensen (NH), 17:14. TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 19 league visitor Edison, 18-0, Thursday. Taylor won 18 of 23 games at No. 3 singles, while Barker, a senior, and Nelson, a junior, yield- ed just one game in three sets. They are now 6-0 in doubles. Vanessa Godbey won 18 of 21 games in singles, while Audra Adams and Erika Palm spark.led in doubles for a second straight day, dropping just 3 of 21 games. The Tars, ranked No. 2 ln Orange County\ imProved to 7-0. ~tancfa pastes Ocean View, 13-5 COSTA MESA -Seniors Katie Kre1sle and Meredith Newland of Estanda High 1Wept et No. 2 doubles, wbil At.to recent N call-ups, junior Susanna Urquiza and sophomore Blake Prino, played well in winning two Of three sets at No. 3 doUblel, as the host Eaglet def eeted Ocean View, 13·5, in a nonleague girls tennis match Thursday. llst4nda. ranked No. 8 ln CIP DivtsJon rv, linproved to 6-2. Ocean Vii w ten to 0-'. Kreille a.od Newland were th only pleyen to beat Ocean \iaW"t No. t d team of F~ Haqu Mlf Christine Lee. Estancia, scheduled to play Mater Dei on Mon- day in its final tuneup before Pacific Coast League action. host Laguna Hills next Thursday in the PCL opener. btMdll 1J. oc..t View 5 Singl••· Tsuji (E) lost to Son, Hi, def. T. Hite, 6-1, ~. Ooyte, 6-0; Solomon (E) lost. o-6, woo, 6-4, 6-0; Atbuzow (E) lost, 0-6, won, 6-2, 6-0. L .,...._: hnnett·Betgman (E) lost to Haque-lee, 2-6, def. W~Scott, 6-1, ~f. Smith-A. Hite, 6-0; Krefs1.f'eW- land (E) won. 7-6 (7-2), 6-1, 6-0; Frln<>-Urqulu (£)lost, U. won, 6-2, 6-1. Net.Drt ....... 11. ...... 0 llngl•: V. Gocl:>ey (NH) def. Orymm, 6-3, dtf. Kunze, 6-0, def. McAnctr.ss, 6-0; C.nrlght (NH) won, 6-3, 6-4, 6-0; ~(NH) won, 6-3, 6-2, ~. .,..,_ E. Batbr-Nelton (NH) def. Bar~lgton. 6-1, def. Ch.ng-L.9u, 6-0; def. Lamb-0~ 6-0; ~(NH) won, 6-2. 6-0, 6-1; Lesti.-S. Barker (NH) won, 6-1, 6-3, 6-J. ~ .. Mir 14,, L .. _... 9liech 4' Slnih1: NI. V~ (CdM) def.~. 6-2. def. McMahon. 6-0, <Mf. tt.n.. 6-0: ~ (CdM) lost. 5~7, won, 6-1, 6-0; tuclvlja (CdM) won. 6-0, 6-0. 8-2. O. •hmo ~at.man (CdM) lost to Z.jfen-Jenoe, 6-,7, dsf. ~~ 6-1, def. c.ton-Dtmt•ls. s;,); ,.,~ (CdM) won. 6-l, ~ 4-6. won, 6-1: ~ N.t. V~ (CdM) Ids\ 1-6, won. W, .. 2. 'I I I ·--- ,. ., .. -. " tJ )II ... RUOAY, SEf'f£MIB 27. 1996 • It's a double dip for Grimes Costa Mesa shoves past two tourney foes • Udo Isle YC's youngster is first to pick off the Norths· Worlds double in Sabot n sinc:e 1987. L ut weekend local jWlior Gary Grlmell of Udo Isle Yacht Cub became the first Lido Ille YC sailor ever to win the Sabot D World.I. ·1bil acx:ompliahment is added to by his wtn ot the Sabot n North.I this summer -making Grimes the tint person to win both events stooe 1987, when Nate Whitaker of Bahia Corinthian won both. Wrth scores of 6.75 points at the Sabot D Worlds, Grimes commanded both young fieets to gain the titles. Postponed due to heavy winds earlier this summer, the Sabot D Worlds were resailed last weekend at Dana Point YC. a Always a ngtng succ:eu, the Big Boat Series in San Francisco features some of the fastest boats in the United States sailing in some of the windiest conditions a.round. One of the area's biggest regattas of the year, St Francis YC's Big Boat Series attracts the top talent in big boats from across the country, with more than 80 boats participating this year. stephanie keefe that San P~dsco Bay could dish out when they took first in their class last weekend Posting scores of 4, ,1,1,1,1,1 in their 11-boat PHRP A fleet. It's OK and crew kept pace with the rest of the group, winning a few of these races by just a mere 20 seconds. Crew members aboard Lu Beery's It's OK included Craig Aetcher at the helm, Kevin Hampton, Ward Mace, Mike Nash, Keith Kilpatrick. Mark Gaudio, Bob Strang, Steve Frederick., Richard Yeider, Steve Dodd, Clarence Yakoshoni. Andy Rose, Chuck Simmons and Rob Moore. Besides It's OK's win, other Big Boat Series highlights included a few broken rigs, the inclusion of the new One-Design 48 and the number of Muis - led by the blazing speed of Say- onara. Other classes included a Grand Prix IMS class and the sleds. As usual, Big Boat Series did not disappoint in the wind category, with a steady 15-20 knots blowing with gusts up to 30 and an ebbing tide providing a steep waves. Tb.la weekend. racing action Though used to the quiet calm returns to Newport Beach as •Mustangs roll into the quarterfinals of prestigious South Coast Tournament. TIJSTIN -To begin its presea- IOll test against bigger opponents in the prestigious South Coast Toumament. Costa Mesa High'• water polo team swept a pair of early-round games lbunrday to advance to today's quarterfinals (6 p.m.) against either El Toro or Bsperama at Tustin High. Costa Mesa (3-0), ranked No. 1 in CIP Southern Section Division D circles, hammered Sunny Hills, 12-5, then topped Mission Viejo, a-., in the second round of pool play at Tustin. Junior Todd Hylton scored nine goals in the doubleheader for Mesa. six. in the first game. Teammate Alex Soria had six goals, three in each victory. Mesa did not trail in either contest. Mesa goolkeeper Justin i:ay- including 10 against Sunny Hills. Hunter 1aylor (three goals), P.J . O'Brien (one) and Chad Oeaver South Coast. (one) alto scored foe the Mu1tang1 , wbowilllike- ly face highly ranked CIP Division I In another South Coast tourna- ment game: Laguna Beach 10, CdM 3 CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High goalkeeper Billy Messenger saved 13 sh~. but Laguna Beach defeated the host the Sea Kings 10-3. Laguna Beach scored in every quarter and led, 9-2, after three periods. Carter Weir, Greg Strel- zow and Kawika Tarayao each f r dM which fell to 0-3. • Newport Harbor split a pair of South Coast Tournament of Newport Beach, the crew Newport Harbor Yacht Club llr--cd:Jaa:nt'.8atbo5-YC~It~OK~~t-ti:m;tirrtt'!'P"iM!tlt-fiottt-ettD11mt'Htlt@'-~-~..-;>"'!9-,.--.!!olliU~--~IDllll .... 1"'~~l.QIMl;-~~l!llllll! proved that they could handle all Tars nipped by Edison, 1-0 COSTA MESA-Newport Harbor High goalkeeper Erin Kennedy, a sophomore, stopped 10 of 11 sbots-on-g-oal against high-powered Edi- son, but it was enough for the visiting Chargers to post a 1-0 Sunset League victory Thursday at the former Harper School site. Andrea Wiles scored for Edison at the-2.Q..minute mark in the first period. with an assist by 1.arah Antongorgi. Newport Harbor (1-2) threatened in the game's final seven minutes, but could not convert. Sailors Coach Sharon Wolfe called it her team•s·•best game of the seasol), including tournaments.• In the junior varsity contest, Edison beat Newport Harbor, 2-1, as Jen- nifer Porter scomdfor the Tars_(k 1) OD AD ~Kim Oiristiansen. THURSDAM COUNTS ' .. ·.~..:.......~ ~ Lodt• -6 boats, 104 anglers. 2 albacore, 2 dorado, 250 yelfowfln tuna. 150 sk1pjack. 25 yellowtall, 20 bonito, 2 barracuda, 14 Qllco bass. 5 Mind bass, 42 sculpln, 8 sheephead. 6 blue sharia, 1 mako shark. 1c:.bezon.1 rodcflsh. 110 madcer.I. •wpatt ...._... _ 4 boats, 58 anglers. 115 yellowfin tuna. 17 yellowtall, 8 dcndo, 12 sklpjack. 1sheephMd.1 white fish, 2 blue perch, 3 salema. 30 madcerel. ONE WILD RALL YI COSTA MESA -The Tigen found themselves in a deep hole Saturday, falling -·--~ --s;.·i.· "' ... -... __,. t . ... • • behind to Robinwood 7-0 before rallying for a 10-9 victory in a District 62 Winter League baseball game. The Tigers, from Cost.a Mesa American Little League Major Divi- sion, battled back from seven runs down after two innings, taking the lead for good on a ~llome run by Michael McGuire in the fourth inning. Daniel Cooper bad a big day for the Tigers pounding out three hits and driving in five runs. Danny Whittaker bad two bits and scored twice while 'fyler Herried added two bits. lbe ngers got some help on defense, too, with catcher Bryce Carich cutting down two Robinwood runners at the pl.ate. Andrew Carich came on in relief and picked up the win. games , defeating San Marcos in tbe opelle(, 17-2, then losing to Los Alamitos, 5-', in over- time, at New- port Harbor. The Sailors host University today at 5 p.m. In a first-round game at the Magnolia Tournament Thursday: f.standa 11, R. Alan*os 3 ANAHEIM -Brad Wayman, Mark Peterson and Bryan De Wilde each scored twice for E.standa Higb's water polo team, while Wayman and De Wilde combined for 13 goalie saves, as the Eagles (2-4) spanked Rancho Alamitos, 11-3. Nate lboq>e, Justin Graves, Case Hanis John Senften and Oint Calkin sco sin g for Estancia, which led, 8-0, at halftime. saune a:aMT•..., m r c.111 ..... t2,...., ... , ~.... 1 J 0 2 . s c.Cllt.I Mela 4 4 2 2 • t2 Sunny Hilk ICOfing • btM 2. v-.:i. 1, w.tto 1, ic.lttl 1. S.ws: Rotrwot. Mela ICOfing • Hylton 6, Soria 3, O'lrien 1, CleiMr 1, H. Taylor 1. ~ J. Taylor 10. c... ..... ,.-....v._.., Mlsion Viejo 1 1 1 1 • 4 CaUMela 3 1 3 1 •• Million Viejo sa>ring • 80¥f' 2. • Wtlts 2. s.-: Aguilw 10. MeY tcorino • Hylton 3, Soria 3. H. T~ 2. Seve: J. Taylor I. ........... , .. c..-..... J • SclDrw ... 0..-..• ~ ee.d'I 2 3 4 1 • 10 eoron. def Mair 0 1 1 1 • 3 c.dM ICOring • T~ 1, WK 1, StTelzow 1. S.-: Messenger 13. M•CiHOUA ~rmn E'*-'da u . RMdto •• .... J SclDrw ... 0--.S ~~ltos 0 0 2 1 -J Estande 4 4 0 3 . 11 ~ ~rtos scoring . Nichols 2. P.went I. S.-: Coucti '- l'wtenon 2. De Wilde 2. Thorpe 1. Grwes 1, H.ms 1, Senften 1, Cdtin 1. ~ DeWilde6, Waymat'l 7. COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS OCC rolls, 14-7 • Orange Coast shoves conference foe Rancho Santiago around in pool. COSTA MESA - The Orange Coast College men's water polo team continued its winning ways in the Orange Empire Conference Thursday, topping Ranch Santiago, 14-7 . Steve Burkhalter had bis biggest day of the season. putting in four goals to lead OCC (6-7-1, 2-1). Estancia High grad Ryan Dandy and Jake French both had ee g w e orona aet Mar product Mike Bise added two. Mark Stephens, also from Estancia, made bis first start in goal for the Pirates and •did a good job for us,• according to OCC Coach Chris Oeding. 0...,.. Coast , ......... s.nu.go 1 Sml'9by~ Rancho Santiago 1 1 4 , • 7 Orange Coast 3 s 3 3 . 14 Rancho ~ntlago scoring : Roy, 3, 0 . Vega. 3, Naigle, f. OCC sconng • S. 8~ 4, Dandy. 3, ff'enctl, 3, Bise, 2. 0. Burthalter, 1, Fowfer, 1. OCC falls on the road ~:SiiR~ wmmn ~ -Talk about your road trips. The Orange Coast College women's golf team traveled a long way Wednesday to drop a 305-401 decision to host College of the Desert. Natalie Cohen led the OCC contingent, shooting a 94. In con- trast, the highest score by a Col- lege of the Desert player was 81. Other scorers for OCC (1-2) were: Yoko Hamada and Mawa Kanazawa, 101 each; and Pat CandelMia, !O . sec women ~ 3-1 COSTA MESA- lbe Southern Cali-SOC CD fornia College women's soccer team defeated Hawaii Pacific University Thursday night, 3-1, in a nonconference game. SCC (5-4) took a 2-0 lead at the half on goals by Polly Gifford and Meghan Conner. Lori Van Herk added her fifth goal. Community college women -5¥1 Otego CC ft Ol-11ngit Comt, 2 p.m. . ...... High school girls -Corona del Mar ft Sllntll a.rbw11, 3 p.m. . \Nile,... Community college womei -Ofllnge eo.st «t Mt. Sllrl Antonio College, 4:30 p.m. Higtl tchool girts -CorONI de! Mllf lit Las ~ TOl.lf'f\lllMllt. • Aeldhocby .. High tchool girls -Newport H.wt>or ft fountllln V11lley. 4:30 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC•S on MllCtt 3, 1995, Ale This bu1lne11 Is con-contrac:t II ewatded: '" tMt lhe bidder. If Hs ance under lhe contract. Eacn bid ll'lall be made 20 03 Report of Rnldenllal lllUl•ERS: NONE CERTAIN LAND so No.F838808 ducted by an lndMdual ConlrKtor: General Er9-proposal la eccepted, shall Each bid submitted In r• on the PropoUI form, Building Records wNcte A•IENT COUNCIL USES IN THE --.,-1.-U-C_N_O_Tl_C_!_ Ruby O. Payne. 1968 Cheryl A. Watd ""'1nQ Con!Tac:tor "A"' promptly execute the aponse to this Notice shall ah"ta P·1 through P·9 wu recenc1y modified anc:t lllUl•ERS: NONE MARINER'S rvv Pomona Ave .• Costa M.-&. tff838HHt PUBLlSH: September 27, Ag#991Mnl. l\Jl'nilh a sails-conWn, u a bid Hem. Id· prOYlded In IN contract recodlfled u Chapter 15.15 llAYOR: John W. lllLEAREA. --.-T-AT_K_llD--T-0-,--•CA 82e27 This statement wu rited 1"8 and October 4, 1"8 factory faithful Per1orm-equate lheetlng, anonng, documents, Ind sh.all be wlthJn Title 15 of the M~ .._.. Subject ordinance was MANDONllENT 0 , Thia buslne11 la con-with the County Oertl of WALK THROUGH: Octo-lllC9 Bond In an amount and b<acing, or equivalent ~!!!.,a certitledbld n1cioa1 Code. C I Ty C l E R K 1 adOpted on the 23rd day of ducted by an lndMdual n...~ Coun ... ber 10, 19SNI at 9:00 a.m.. not len than ona hundred method, for the protection or cash-• c.-k or a TNs project has bHt'I ,.. September l996. use°' ~CTITIOUI t9"39""8 ....,_._ ty on 1-20--occ ~ & Op-en( (1oml.) of lhe total of llf• and Umb In trenches bond lor not .... than 1~ viewed and h has been Lavonne ... HarftJ•H AYES COUNCIL MEM· 9VSfMSll NAii&-1'ul)y--o:-l'i l~Od. •allofw Complu localed ptQ, lurnlsh • Pay-and OP•A uuvatlon. of the amount of ttMil bid,~ II "l:llt· The entire tnt ti ~ . 0r1£0GES OEMY The followina persons This et.: wu filed 11, 18. 1996. olt Fa!Mew Road, (Right) ment Bond In an amount whlctt ah&U conform to IPo made peyable to the City ego11ca1ty exempt under abte lor review In IM Cl1y GLOVER EDWARDS. have ablndOneefthe UN ol • rns MonltOr Way, to End at not less than fifty percent plicable aalety order•. of Costa Mesa. No pro-trie requftmentl of the Clertl"• office of the City o1 WATT O'NEIL. cox ' the Fictitious BualnHs with \he ~ty Oertl of Parking Lot 'f" (714) 432· ~ of the totall>id price, GoY9rnJng lloard poaal ahall be considered California Environmental Bffcn. NOES. COUNCIL. MEM· AUOAV. SEmMIO ». 1• lowtail Irvine 92714 The folloWfng penons are doing buslnns u: So.p ducted by: hUlband and nill Mortgage, 3355 ...,. ......, Ave.. Costa MHa, A Angelica Alvaru, 725 s. CA 92e2e w. II , 7 This • bua1n't1• 11 coll-doing bYslneu u : FHfle lnduslriff, 28371 Paloma, wife • Via Udo 1250, Newpon The followtng per90n1.,. 92829 Main. Santa Ana, CA 92701 Robert Conred Matti>-Monterey Ave., Cotta ducted by: an lndivldu.1 Dance Tours, 204 1rz 1111, Foothill Ranch, CA Have you •tarted doing Beach, CA 92663 doing bUllneU u : B..-d-Juon Palrietc Chism, 8941 Remigio Ca11to, 1824 S. moeo, 1250 Adami Ave .• N-~CA 92629 The rtgisiran• commenced Broadway, Costa Mt1a, CA 92610 bullnnil vet? no Mortga9e Technology, thaw Construction, 180 Marble Cltcie. Westminster. Plfton, Santa Ana, CA 104, Co1t1 Men. CA This buslnus 11 con- to ttansact buSlnell under ~7 Paulette Briley. 28371 Pal· Judy Oaiardo Inc .. (CA). 4242 E. Chap-Newpon Center Drive, Ste. CA 92683 92707 t2e28 duc:1ed by: an lndMdual 1111 fictitious name or Klima IC: Stepank:h • Rei-oma 1111, Foothill Ranch, Thl9 statement was filed man Ave .• 1183, Orange, 180, Newport Beach, CA Thi• buslneu 11 con-This buslne11 11 con-This bu1ln111 11 con-Have you 11arted doing names listed above on Jan-dling. 204 Broactway, Costa CA 92610 with the C<Mlty C*k 01 CA 92669 92660 ducted by: an lndlvkfual ducted by: C01)&11nert ducted by: an Individual 1>4.lthlesl yet? No uvy 1 1996 Mesa, CA 92627 Louis Kelner, 26371 Pa~ Or County on .a,._98 Thi• business 11 con-Craig Stephen Eiche-Have you 11at1ed doing Have you started doing Have you started doing Richard W. Elliott, Ill William F. wrlglll Sandra K. Brookhart oma #95, Foothill Ranch, ange 19"38"843 ducted by: a corporation goyen, S180 Newport Cenler t>ustnn1 yet? yes, 5196 butlhess yet? no bullnlts yet? Yes, 1/1196 This statement was tiled Tills statement waa flied Sauer, 208 Broadway, CA 92610 Have you started doing Drfve, te. t80, Newport Jason P. Chism AnQellc:a Alvarez Robert Matsumoto with the Cowlty Clerk of with the county Citric of Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This bu1lne11 Is con-Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, buslnesl yet? yes, 7-5-96 Beach, CA 92660 This This statement was filed Thli statement was filed Thi• staternenl w11 filed Orange County on 8-27·98 Orange county on 9-17-98 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-ducted by: a general pan-11, 18, 1998 F784 Mortgage Technology, t>us11 neas I• conducted by: with the County Cterlc of with the County Cleric of with the County Cieri! of 19H38M087 199e38H08S ducted by: • general part· nership PUBLIC NOTICE Inc., Wllllam A. Greenwalt, -:.' ndlvldual ed dol Orange County on 9-18-98 Orange County on 9-18-98 Orange County on 09-20-98 DaHy Pilot Sept. 6, 13, 20, Daily Pilot Se 1 20 27 nershlp Have you started doing Presldent ave you lltllt ng 19983895917 19H381St20 1H831H54e 27 l996 "'55 Oct. 4, 11, 1996p . • ms ~!r~sr"e11·=~e-4°'~g ~~:: l~;!vNO Fictitious lkaalne•• ~· ~t=t w~~1-:, ~r~';~~.i~!n ~lchegoyen Dally Pilot Sept. 20, 27, Dally Piiot Sept. 20, 27, Dally Piiot Sept 27, Oct. 4, • PUBUC NOTICE Law Offices of Margaret Klsma K.Y Stepanlc:h. Rel· This stalement wu filed N•rne Sl•te-.nt Orange County ~.17_96 Thia statement wu tiled Oct. 4, 11, 1996 f698 Oct. 4, 11, 1996 f732 11. 18, 1996 F765 1 ________ _ MacFatl1111 wr1g111, a Pro-dllng with the County c1tr1c of The tollowlng ~are 1eee3ee901s wtth the County Cleric . of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Business lfflional Corporation. 2472 This statement wu filed Orange County on 9-04..ge doing business u. Loe:• Dall Pilot Sepl 20 21 Orange County on Ol).20-96 Name Statetnent Chamberl Ad Suit• 150 with lhl County Clllflc of 19"3894782 1ora Club, 702 C Randolph, Y • • 19H38HS23 FlctltkM.11 BuslnH• Fictitious Bualn"• Fictitious Business The followl.ng persons are Tustin, CA 927So • Orange County on 9-17·98 Daily P110C Sept. 13, 20, 27, "t:t~ M:-:a? em~ W Oct. 4• 11• 1996 r703 Daily Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, Neme Statement N•me Statem.,,t Name Statement doing buslne11 u : Belt PUBLIC NOTICE 199e38H100 Oct. 4, 1996 f876 Cr•~~t •Av:-Anaheim. PUBLIC NOTICE 11, 18, 1996 F757 Thi following persons ere The following persons are Thi following persons are Medfa Buy. 3419 Via Udo, Daily Pilot Sept 20, 27, CA 92801 ·• • doing buslneu as: Primo doing business as: Tec:hnl· doing bYslness u ; Once Suite •12, Newport Beach, --------•0ct. 4, 11, 1996 '715 PUBLIC NOTICE Jim Bo""'n. 2375 W er.. F1ctltJous Bustn.H PUBLIC NOTICE Roastlna Equipment, 17875 cal Resources. 20422 Upon a Child, 504 E. Rrst CA 92663 Fictitious Buslnell 1-Anahel • CA Naate Statement Slcy Par\ N., Ste. M, Irvine, BHch Blvd., Huntington St., Tustin, CA 92780 Char1e1 ~ge Howard, Nam• St•t•m.nt PUBLIC NOTICE Flctttloua Business c.nt Ave.. m, The followl.ng persons .,. Flctltlou• BuslMH CA 92714 Beach, CA 92648 Mother Lode, LLC (CA), 575 w. 19th St.. F-159, Thi following persons are NanM Statement 92801 doing business as: KS o.. N•me St•t•ment ClratJlo Enterprises. (CA), Jeffrey Alan Abraham, 183e Port Stanhope Pl .• Costa Mesa, CA 92663 doing bu.slness IS: A Mat· Fictitious Buslne11 The following persons are J!:.~ bby:uslness I~ c:::: sSgna. 7627 Appaloosa Tr., The following persons are 17875 Sky Patk N., Suite 20422 Beach Blvd. Suite Newport Beach, CA 92660 This buslnesa 11 con- ier Of Thyme, 733 Lake Name Statement doing bullnen ••: U.S. · a gener P Orange CA 92869 doing buslnna es: Eden M, Irvine, CA 92714 210 Huntington Beach. CA Thia buslnt11 Is con-duc:1ed by: an lndMdual Str1tl #2, Huntington The tollowlng persons are Reports & Rlse11c:h, 9121 =Ip ltat1ed ~ Karin Lembcke 7627 Ap-Office SeMces, 419 Main Thia buslnus Is con-92648 ducted by: a Limited U-Have you started doing Beach. CA 92648 doing business u : VtSlon Atlanta Ave .• Ste. 132, Hun-... __.___voo_.., v-"' pa1oosa Trail Orange CA St., Huntlngton BHch, CA ducted by: a c:orporalion This business 11 con-ability Co. buslneu yet? no Uta S. Kaylor, 733 Lake Legal Marketing Assoc!-Ungton Blach. CA 92646 .,.,..,..s , •• • no 92869 ' ' 92648 tt.ve you stared doing ducted by. an Individual H•ve you started doing Charles G. Howard Str1tt # 2. Huntington alff, 2280 University Drive Jason Adamt, 9121 Al· Louis V...itls Sonja Lembcke t 12 t/2 Adam A. Anastasi. 503 bullness yet? No Have you started doing business yet? no This 11&tement wu ftled Beach. CA 92648 1120, Newport Beach, CA lanta Ave. 1132, Hun-~ .... ~1_...,. ·~ Diamond Ave., Batboa Is-13th Street, Huntington Ciraulo Enterprises, Jo-business yet? Yes, 10/89 Mother Lode, LlC, Sandt• with the County Clerk of This bu1tne11 Is con-92660 Ungton Beach, CA 92846 ',,.. ·-...,,_.. was ,,_, land CA 92662 Beach, CA 92648 11ph Ciraulo, President Jeffrey A. Abraham E. Roblfts, Owner Orange County on 8-27·96 ducted by: an lndlvldu.I Communications Institute Kevin Adams. 9121 Atlanta with the County Clel1t of Thlt buslneu 11 con-Mlle• L t.adilu, 708 Rich-This statement was tiled Tills statement was fii.d Thi• statement wH ftled 19"3894043 The reglsttant commenced of America. Inc., (Nevada), Ave. #132, Huntington Orange ~~8 .. •295-9659 ducted by: a general part· field, P1acentla, CA 92690 with the County Clerk ol with the County Cleric ol with lh• County Citric of Daily Piiot Sept. 6, 13, 20, 10 ttansact business under 2280 University Drive, Beach, CA 9284e 1·-• nerthip Thl1 business Is con· Orange County on 9-17·96 Orange County on 0\).19-96 Orange County on 9-18-96 27 1996 1656 Ill• llctlllous name or 1 120, Newport Beach, CA This bu1lnt1t Is con-Dally Piiot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, Have you started doing ducted by: c:o-pattners 19983898104 19983898471 19983898303 1--· ------- namff listed above on Jan-92660 ducted by: a general part-11 , 18, 1996 F790 bullness yet? yes, 9-9-96 Have you started doing Dally Pilot Sept. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Sept 27, Oct. 4, Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 1, 1996. Thia business Is con-nership PUBLIC NOTICE Sonja Lembcke business yet? No Oct. 4 11 1996 f71t t1 18 1996 F746 11 18 1996 F747 Ula S. Kaylor ducted by a corporation Have you started doing Tbls statement was filed Adam Anastasi ' • ' ' ' ' Fictitious Bualness "!''' 11a1ement was filed Have you started doing busTness yet? no FlctJUo •·-•--· with the County c1er1c ot This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE POBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Name St•tement wtlll tile County Citric ol business yet? yH, Jan. 98 Jason Adams us ----s Orange County on 9-17-96 with the County Citric of The lollowlng persons are Orange County on 9-24·98 Communications Institute This statement was filed Name 8tatement 1ff838H081 Orange County on ~20-96 Flctltlou• Business Flctltloua BuslnHs Flotltlou• BuslneH doing butlrwss at: Mel·Glo 199838H819 of America, Inc .• Wdl Clem-with th• County Clerk of Thi fOllOWlng persona are Dall Pilot Se t 20 27 19H38t8588 N•m• St•t•m•nt N•m• St•t•ment N•m• Statement Records & Publishing. Law Offices of Margaret mons. President Orange County on 9-17-96 doing bullnl11 u : Thi Oct~ 11 199l 'f721' Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, The following persons are The following persons are Th• following persons are 1622 fairway Dr., Orange, MacFatlane Wright 2472 This statement wu flied 1H838H078 Yard, 925 IB W. Balboa · • • 11 18 1996 F770 doing business as: a) doing business as: Paclc· doing butlneH as: •) Ac-CA 92688 Chamber• Rd suiie 150 with the County Clerk of Dally Piiot Sept. 20, 27. ~vd .• ~'~c.~2_!819 5 PUBLIC NOTICE . . L.andmatk Enterprises, b) saddle Productions. 541 CHI Trust Deed & Annuity, Wiiliam R. Glover. 1822 Tustin CA 9278o · Orange County on 9-17·96 Oct 4 11 l996 '704 coll a ...,...,...,_.., 2 PUBLIC NOTICE Kwlk Snax, 1863 Port Promontory Dr. W., New· b) Acc111 Mortgage Ser· Fairway Drive, Orange, CA • . 1H838H108 . ' ' IB W. Balboa Blvd., Bal· Fictitious BuslneH Wheeler Pl., Newport port Beach, CA 92660 vk:H, 1701 Bedlord L.n., 92688 Daily Pilot Sept. 27· Oct. 4• Daily Pilot Sept. 20. 27, PUBLIC NOTICE boa, CA 92fSe1 S N•m• St•tement Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 Beach, CA 92660 David Comegys, Jr. 541 115. Newport Beach, CA This busln111 Is con- 11. 18. 1996 F781X Oct. 4• tt, 1998 ,,16 David Anthony nowden, The folowlng persons are N•m• St•t•m.,,t Nabll Mansour, 1863 Port Promontory Or. w .. New· 92660 ducted by: an lnc:flvldual PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Busln.11 1925 Windward Ln .• New-doing business u : ~)Ends The fOllowlng persons.,. Wheeler Pt., Newport port Beach, CA 92660 Leo L Unn, 2549 N. Capri Have you 1t1111ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement port Beach, CA 926SO of the Earth B) Graphics doing butlnell u · Jimmy Beach, CA 92660 This buslnt11 Is con· St., Orange CA 92865 business yet? no Flctltlous BullMH The tonowing persons·ar• This bu1lna11 11 con-NadHn 211B Magnolia. Tong Nguyen & AISoclat•• This bu1lneas is con-ducted by: an lndividUlll Tills bu1ln111 11 con-Wiiiiam R. Glover Name St•t•m.nt Fictitious Bu1lne11 doing business as: Key· ducted by: • general pan· Costa Mesa. CA 92627 9550 Wainer Ave 1220• duct.ed by: an Individual Have you started doing ducted by: an Individual This statamene wu llted Thi following persons are Name St•tement atone Sober Uvlng, 311'2 nlllhlp Brian Sc:on Freiiag. 1280 Fountain Vallw CA,92708' Have you ltarted doing business yet? Yes, June Have you staned doing with the Cowlty Cleric of dol buslneu as· Jasmar The following persons are Mc: Kinley Way, Costa Heve you •tarted doing N. Costa Hwy.. Laguna T~ Son Nguyen, 20l9 buslnlu yet? No t996 bulinns yet? no Orange County on 8-»98 Con~ion ServlC., 112 doing business as: Black· Mesa. CA 92628 butines• yet? yes, Aug. Beach, CA 92651 Tus11n Ave .. Apt. #A, Costa Nabll Mansour David Comegys. Jr. Lao LI.Inn 19"3894488 •Oth Street, Ne.i ort fornt BMW Setviee, 1~ Gregg Ohlhtver. 3112 28Ul 1996 Judith Anrw Sc:tvecken-Men, CA 92827 This statement WH tilK -f!llS ... lem.nl WN fii.d This llallment WU r~ Oa1ty PDot Sept. 8, 13, 20, Beach CA 92663 P Ohms Way IE, Costa Mc:Klntey Way, Coste Scon Snowden gost, 271B Magnolia, Costa This business 11 coll-wttll lhe County Cleric of witll the County Clerk of with lhl County Clerk of 27, 1996 1659 Marlll~ Ann Hernandez, Mesa, CA 92627 Mesa, CA 92626 This statement wu filed Mesa, CA 92627 ducted by: an Individual O~ng• County on 9-17-96 Orange County on Ol).20-96 Orange County on 8-29-96 •--------- 112 401h St Newport Vicki L. Nelson, 1634 Alonzo Mitchell, 15861 Las ~ thee County Cl«k ol This business Is con-Have you started doing 1H838H073 19M3198532 19983894444 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach CA 92663 . Ohm• Way IE, Costa Solanal S1., Westminster, ange ounty on 9-20-96 ducted by: co-partners t>uslne11 yet? y11, May Daily Pilot Sept. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4,t---------Jesu~ Hernandez, 112 Meta, CA 92627 CA 92683 19ff38H584 Have you started doing 1995 Oct. 4, t 1, 1996 f713 t 1, 18, 1996 F753 11, 18, 1996 F791 Fictitious 8_,..neu 4oi11 St Newpo<1 Beach Randall J. Nelson, 1634 Ttils business 11 con-Dally Piiot Sept. 27, Oct. 4. business yet? Yes, 311/96 Tong Son Nguyen aka N•me Statement CA 926fil • 011m1 way #E, Costa ducted by co-par1ners • 11, t8, 1998 Fn2 Brian Scott Freitag Jimmy Nguyen PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The following ptl'IC)ns ar• Jen Hernandez 29481 Mesa. CA 92627 Have you started doing PUBUC NOTICE This statement was med This statement was filed doing buslnl11 u : Comic Riviera Ct. Sao JU.n Cep-This bu1lnt1s Is con-bu$lness yet? no with the County Clerk of with the County Ciefk of Flotltlous BuslnHs Flctltlou1 Busln•H Fictitious Bu1ln•H Art Works. 9582 Hamilton islrano CA 92675 ducted by: I g-ral part· Greg Ohlhavaf Orange County on 09-20-96 Orange County on 9-24·96 N•m• Statement N•m• Statement Name Sl•tement Ave., Huntington Beach, This 'business Is con· nershlp Alonzo Mhchell Flctlllous 8u.slne11 199838H557 19"389037 The following persons are The fOll~ng persons are Th• follOWlng persons are CA 92647 ducted by: a general par1· Have you . atar1ed doing This statement w11 filed N•me St•ternent Dally Pilot Sept 27 Oct. 4 Dally Piiot Sept 27 Oct. 4 doing business as: Everett doing bUs1ness IS: Java T' doing buslnel1 as: The Ml-John Henry Del Alo, 9582 nerslllp business yet? yes, 1-1·94 with the County Clerk of Thi following persons are 11 18 1996 • F7s0 11 18 1996 · • F787 Hansen, 3535 E. Coast Go, 1914 Newport Blvd., lamer Company, 1500 Park Hamilton. Huntington Have you started doing Vicki L Nelson Orange County on &-17·96 doing bu1lnn1 as: TFC • • • • Hwy., 1224. Corona del Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Newport Dr.. Newport Beach, CA 92647 business yet? No Randy Nelson 19983898105 Promotions, 3004 Deodar PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Mar, CA 92625 Mica Management Inc. Beech, CA 92680 This business 11 con-Mar1ha Hernandez Thia statement was flied Dally Piiot Sept 20, 27, Ave., IB, Com Mesa, CA Fred Zlelonlco, 3535 E. (CA), 3768 Linden Av•.. Mehrdld TurlcUdlh, 1!100 ducted by: an lndNldual Tllls statement wu flied with the County Clerlc or Oct. 4• 11, t996 ,,18 9262G Fictitious BuslMH Fictitious BuilneH Coast Hwy .. 1224, Corona Long Beach, CA 90807 Park Newport Dr., Newport Have you started doing witll tile County Clerlc 01 Orange County on 9-17·96 Carmen Kovar, 1731 La N•m• St•t•ment N S t del Mbr, CA 92625 This busln111 Is con-Beach, CA 82660 buslnen yet? y11. 8-1·96 Orange county on 09•20-96 19983898097 PUBLIC NOTICE Brador Dr.. Costa Mesa, The following persons are Th ~:4'ow1 l• ernent This business is con-ducted by: a corporation This bu1ln111 Is con-John H. Del Alo 1 ... 3898583 Dally Pilot Sept. 20, 21. CA 92628 dolff. buslneu as: Visual dol e b 1 ng per~n· 1~': ducted by a general part-Have you started doing ducted by: an Individual This statement wu tiled . Oct 4 11 1998 m 7 FlcUtlou• Business Mary Brault.. 1731 La Bra-Dell ts 134 Topaz Bal· ng us neH ••· n e nerslllp business yet? Yes, 8/28196 Have you started doing witll the County Cltfk of Daily Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, · • • N•rne Stat•ment dor Dr., Costa Meta, CA boa slanct CA 92662' DllltlbutOfl, 11052 Magno-Have you started doing Mica Management Inc .. busineH yet? No Orange County on 8-30-98 11, 18, 1996 F744 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi following persons are 92626 Michael Edward Zschoche, ~~ ::::1 1• Garden Grove, butlness yet? yes, 9-13-96 Michael Pedersen Presl· Mehrdad Turkzadlh 19H3894489 PUBLIC NOTICE doing t>uslnns ea: Coast This bu1lne11 Is con-134 Topaz Balboa Island Fred Zielonko dent This statement was liled Dally Pilot Sept 6 13 20 Fictitious Buslneu 10 Coast Car~ Cert, 880 ducted by: co-partners CA 92662 ' ' Adam & SebHlian Co .. This statement w11 filed This statement was filed with the County Citric of ' ' ' F1ctltlous ButlneH N•rne Sl•t•ment Bear Creek, Costa Mesa, Have you. started doing Meredith Dyan Naranjo knc., (C~, ~ 105~ MagnoJ: with the County Clerk of wltti tile Count~ Clerk of Orange County on 9-3·98 21• 1996 1658 Name St•t•ment The following per~ are CA 92826 business yet? No 134 Topaz. Balboa 1s1anc1: 9~:.r,· 11 en rove, Orange Coooty on 9-17·96 Orange County on 09-20-98 19"3894828 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons ate doing business as: Pillow Heidi Molgaard, 880 Bear Carmen Kovar CA 92862 Thi• buslnet1 11 con-1H838H080 19ff3898S3t Daily Piiot Sept. 8, 13, 20,1--------- dolng business as· Doug's Talk Interior Decorating, Creek, Cotta M.... CA This statement WU liled This bualnt1s Is con-ducted by: a ,..,..,.,.,,lion Dally Pilot Sept. 20 27 Daily Piiot Sept. 27 Oct. 4 27 1998 1e48 Flctltleus Business "-·· Vi • R 18552 O.mion Lii .. Apl D, 92626 · with the County Cleric of ducted by a general part-· --.. -• ,.. ... 4 11 1--'"20' 11 18 1,.,,.. ' n11:.~ • Name StatetMnt ~igns, 16401 •ta oma Huntington Beach, CA Daniel Motgurct, 880 Bear Orange County on 8-21-98 Have you •tarted doing ""'" ' ' """"' " • ' .,~ -PUBUC NOTICE The follCMlog lie ~~~unnngton e .. c,,, CA 92646 CrNk, Costa Mna. CA 18"38tMOM =P you started doing =•;~Yi:· tr,1 ·~ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Flctttl BuaJ doing ~ A.M . ~ ~~as vf:.'•t:=~ ~Ra~ ~:so. 1:!! ~6 twslneu 11 con-:,-JS::X Sept. 8• 13~ '::J:!.' r.~':xne Mohamed D. OUfalshl.. .• FloUtlous •ustn•u FlcU1*ia_•ua1n... NUMt °':Jate.::• ~ ~-7~ Cir 'HIK'ltlngton Beach CA llngton Beach, CA 92646 ducted by: husband and This ttatemant wu filed lNt lltatlmlnt was fR.o N•m• Statement Neme Sf•temeat Thi folk1Nlng persons •• CA~ 92&.9 . Heather Marie Yakopec:, wife PUBLIC NOTICE with lhl County Clerk of ~~,.~me:' The folloWlng pertonl are The following persons are doing bullnft• .. ~ ARE Anthony Manuel Vltlre, Mary Margaret Miner 18772 Litter Ln .. Hun-Have you ttarted doing Orange Cowlty on 9-24·98 -...... 7 ... 38 ... 23 doing business u : IBEX ~buslntH as: A) Woll OH VEE Produc:tk>ns, 1599 3232 West Oranae Ave .. -1'40~ vt.ta Rome Cw ' Ungton Etncb.. CA~ . s.yet'l_No_ FlctJUo&ls 8&allne.. f.9HHH838 Englilfftlng. 2201 Ch&Mel J • 8) World Wide Superior Avenue. 8·2, #T, Anabelm, CA§2e04 Huntington Beach CA Thia business I• con-Heidi Molgaard Name Statement Dally Pilot Se~t. 27 Oct 4 Dally Piiot Sept. 27, Oct. 4, Rd.. N41Wport Beach, CA Wolf roducts, 22 Arita Costa Men, CA 92627 This bu1lnn1 I• c:on- 92849 • ducted by: a g-.1 part-Thi• statement Wit flied The following petlOl'll are 11 18 1996 • ne6 11, 18, 1996 F778 92661 Court, Newport Beach. CA o. Scott Barrett, 1599 SI>-Mted by: an lndMdu.i Tllls business 11 con· nerslllp with the County Clerk of doing bualneSs u : ADP • • JF Slaughter, LTD .• 2780 92663 perlor Av.nua, B-2, Cost.a Have you start.d doing ducted by· a general part· Have you started doing Orange County on 09-20-98 Entarptl ... ..t. t 1842 Cowan PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE St. Lwa Ave., Leng Beach, James Douglas Woll, 22 Mesa. CA 92827 buslneu yet? No nership · bullne11 yet? no 18"38H534 St .• lrvlnt. 1;.;A 82714 Calll. 90806 Arias Courl , Newport Thia buslneu Is con-Anthony Manuel Vltlta Have you started doing Nikki R. Wei11 Dally Pilot Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Andrew D Peylcofl 41 Go-This buelne11 Is con· Beach, CA 92883 CL.AaalPlllD This ltlltement wu flied ~-~llM~K'#·-no-~" et~ d • • • • . will\ the Cart D. Fenstermacher Orth t C a. e: PUBLIC NOTICE CLASSIFIED cen count on to sell a anoe ty on 08-08-Thls statement waa llled ange ounty on 22· Daniel A. Peylcofl, 41 Go-doing business as: M 8 let.ow. It'• the 101U1lon you're It'• the e • • y ·to-myrl•d of mercha,,. 1 ... 3 .. 2275 with lhe Coumy Clerk ol 19983893719 teta Pt. Dr .. Corona def clal Mlnlltri.t Fellowship ance • Ol'19IO• an ""' hi f heh 1 r 11 Dally Pilot Sept. a 13 20 Orange County on 9·24·96 Daily Piiot Sept. 20, 27. FlotlUous Bustnees Mar. CA 92625 18181 Oottiald St Hun: Com'l::Jo, 489 MacArthur Hare ng or • w t • access, norm• on· di•• Items. beceuse 27 1998 • 'ieei 199838"835 Oct. 4, 11, 1996 '733 Name Statement Thi• builneu 11 con· tington Beach CA •92647 Bl,_ 201, Newport Be•ch, er you're •••king a packed marketplace our column• com.,.11 __ • ~-,----- The following parson1 are ducted by· a general part· 3SfO • CA home, an apartment, visited regularly • 1uc-quallfled buyers to Sell your home Dally Pilot Sept. 27, Oct. 4• PUBLIC NOTICE doing business u : Peck & nenhlp • Wendy M Cennamo Thomas L. Testa. 1218 Los • new oc:wpatlon or ceufully • by •II kind• c•lll through cl•Minfd. 11, 18, 1996 F789 Lopez, Certified Publlo Ao-Have you started doing 10181 OothMd St. Hun: Arenas Way, Cost• Mfta, even a 1tray pet. of consumer1. Mst·ISeTe •4Sl·SU8 PUBLIC NOTICE F1ctJtlous Bullneu countants, 18253 Leguna butlneU vat? Y" 12195 tlnat Beach CA '92647 CA 92627 L----------....:;----------------~ Neme Stal•ment Canvon Road, #tto, IMna, Andrtw O. Payttott :»eloon • • Thi• bu1lnH1 I• c:'bn-1• FlotltlOU9 Buslneu Thi following persons are CA 02811 Thi• statement Wal ftled This bu1lne11 11 con-dueled by: an lndlvldUal STi~~Z~G Mame Statemeftt do Ing bu •In e • • a•: Olene M. PeckJ.. .4 Plenza. With the County Citric ol ducted by: an lndl~ Have yoo started doing Thi SOIOWlng pertont ere Kennedy ~. 241 s. Lag~ Niguel,""' 92t77 Or~ Cow\l'f on l-30-98 Have you atarWct dOlng buslnesa yet? No ~ bullnes• 11. Tlme McCoy Rd., orange, CA Tony Lopez, 502 Vls\a t ... M94493 butlnes~? no Thoma• L Testa . 92888-2T.M an.net.. Newport 8eadt, ......... ..... w-"'--·--This statement Wll flied ng, H7 w .. 1 18'h Jamff Aoblft K~ CA 92990 D91y ....... -..-•• 13, 20, __ ,. • .....,_..., wtth the County Clertl of = Newpott Beach, CA 24t s. McCcw Rd .. 0r-.: Thi• bu1lne1S 11 con-21, ltM t857 ~ ~ w~-:, Orange 00unty on I-at.II AWE. inc .. (CA), 197 wm CANMe.27~ duc:1.cs by:• genwa1 '*'" PUIUC NOTICI! Orange County on 11-11.ge 1 ... Ht4Ua '~'h StrHt, Newport 2'!:'f*~ =· ~ s'8l1ad doing 1 ... i .. e1oa Dally PllOt a.pt. t. 13, 20. IHct\. CA t2tlO CA ...... 213e ., • bl:..r"~ Y-. 111/N '1o"""9 9UelnMs Dally PloC Sep!. 20. V. 27, 1911 M51 This bu1ln11s 11 con-Thia bu1lne11 Is con-Olal'8 M. ~ .._. • ......_. Oct. 4, tt, 19M f705 ... IUC lllllllTte• ducted by: • ccrporetlon ducted by: an ~ Thil ~ .., tied The '°'°"*" ~ .,. rv "v 5 :::..r"~~-aW rated •Hoclttlon 01her wfth the County a.tll of =: t:'i' ~: ftUIUC NOTICI l'lolltlow ._...sa AW!. Inc.. ArMn J, Wwdy. than • ~ Orangia CCU1ly on 0..20-M 3920 ~ SlrMC, l4M ..... •••-• '"• Praeldent ~yac? No doing D .. ~ t ~M·~· 105, NewpcM1 9tecft. CA Nw llM•••nt The toloMng S*ton1 .. This stei.manl WU filed p it-. -1 Plot --27, ""'"'' 4, 92MO • The~~ .. doltla ~ U~ ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • with the County ci.tk of =' ~-:.. llled 11. 11 ,... '7'M WMllm ~ Oorpo. ~ buelneM •: eio. Llqulcs11ors of Orange Orenga County on .. 17,.. wllh nie CCunty Cleftc of PUIUC MOTlCI :" .o llf ~ Orttropsedlc LsbOf&toty, ~· C: ~<!: TL 1 _1 n.-.. ,,,,_111 ...1.._ n..:1.. ft!l~u· .J--1 t ... 3.99070 OrangeCoun1yon•20-tt 10$, Newpol1 __.,, i!M J Airport~°'"· '2820• ~ntr ..... ,,---y-,..... ~-J.nlW J- Oaly Plot 5-. 20• 27• 18"HMtat FlctKl11•h•.... ~l~llMll I• con-~~CAl.owl,24131 ctwtatlna !. Kact\adorian, I01111W1«tlMWJltl'tlianowfflMriWl¥t10w~ Oct. 4• 11• 1"' rn5 Delly PllOl Sept. 27, Oct. 4, ..._. ... ,,_.. ~by:• eorporallon M•n•lll• It., &.agun• 1:17 Nofttl SMvohn ~. ao.che I Bosche. 810 lt,ll.lltlt '710 ThttolowengPlflOM .. .....,. you tltart9d dOlrW ftaull,CAt291? °'9ngll,CA92Mt ~ .. -!n_,.~c~nrutJ.""'1tW&-'fllllM.'111fO_,._lllfJMJrVJ11....1.._ Newport Center Drive, PU••.,.. MAT"'I doing bia1r19ie •: w..'ld bWIMll ~Ho Tfila bualMat I• con-Thi• butlMH 11 con-""",_ ~:a.m •• n ./"' r-----r r-ll!'Jll' Wt• 150, Newpctt B1Kt1. ...v"" "' cim s.rw. ~..,, w-.m ...,..... eoro .. dUcted t>y: "'lndMdull duc:'9d bY:"' ~ua1 ti1ltt IZNl tlN trip JO tht Co.t Hp;,, S...AM ~of Dllfll'le, l{ltr-tht ,,,,;J, CA t2MO f'lotlt'"9 a..an... b:°ona a.;::.,, CA ::ne. ~ === ..:· ~ .!"::::-:..:::= ~nt'~ dOin9 is""""""" 1111 uii/J ~I.JOI".~· bwilfOI--MP n"""wit/J tJNr-PUIUC NOTICI N•IM ............. SIUltle A. "*'*'· .... with Che COUl'lly a.tt of "' ~ nem.(1) ... ~ E. ~ './-. L.. ~J The followlng '*'°"' Ml A Pueo ...... CA tK71 Or~ ,. __ on...... lbOW9 on· 01171 Thl9 ..-ment Wll fMld Clitrlt.~ tma"..,,...,. . &..-...... tr=*-''-""" 111111.""" ~~ ..... -.J' ............ ....... dolna bullnlN ••: Handt-MaJI A . ...,..., flt-A A.,. -...-ue'IHI 1170 NcfWd 0.,. Lowe -'UI Che C0UMy C'9ttt of J, , , .. ..!..L ..J.._ f"'_!';:,.....L ~ .. J J._ ,,--r~ ..._.,.......,.t On lutlnHI, 221 Hltlfofd OCtldO.Ccwona-.Mar,CA o.ityflllOllepe 11.20.11 Thie••"*" wee fled OraneeCoUn'Yon,_... ".IJ llWl71P.IS'~J~ The~ ~ .,. Ad.. Newpot1 htch, CA t2t21 ' ' wtltt the COunly a.ti Of ttMHMff7 CIOfnt 11u91ne11 •: PK'fflc NteO Thi• ~u11n .. • la con-<>a. 4• tlll "74 o...,,.. County on 1-n.ea Daly Not a.,t. 13 JO n Pt..'*'~• ji/I Jf"'T~ .-.. ,. ,.,,, Ill the llifit PiJM. .330 W. t::'.J~:· = ~d~.~p~ =bf:. gwral pari. "*ICllOTICI , ... HM07'1 Oroi.4.1... I ;..,; '2-& O.Mar. lr-.__,,...1.. *'-oill••(ll./J. 6'UJ2Jllllll .. ... CA 12153 INch CA t2MO .... you ...._. ... ,.. .. .. I Dllfy "°' ...., IO, 17• PUIUC _..... -J ~ .r--r ? r-~ K. Motm11. 217M ~ w~m..': ~~..:':. ~;.:::~:,:· 1.oa. __ •·-'-'-· ,_ ... ___ ,,._1'.""."'iiitiii;;ii-;;';;-;;;~ wilmtlM•••wfr,-10b.ttllld!iir iw.,,,,.;/. ~..,,. a..gun...., ~d.::O · 11.. • • 21!!.~~·.= IWUCIOTICI 1'· "::!'::.~:~~:· 1"...,,'l.JJ,,,,_lllMl'-'--m·fli,., *'-Ollwd/wwillw,,,_,.,, ,,.,,.~1WM.1t021 '"'' 1»1111Mn 1a _..,... ................ ;;a ........... care.. ........... ,.. TM~~.,. ':Ir---.,;-•.,..,-r- 1i11g1119uoct ar...:i_ T'rMueo duCted.,... fl!*!' P9'1: .. fw~ QM ... , •. ,....°' ..... ............. ~ ""*"" .. Coest> .i-litJllJlist,_. a,.Jlw:/t;,, .... ,,,,,~ -CMron. CA •nr Orllnf9 °" GMMI S..Nw.. CA WPM n. .._.. Pl'IOfW .. IM ~ and M-~ ~- Th.. l>utl""9 11 co~ Overttoctwd wflh illl 1111110 HHllfttl•n ,.unclal -.. ......_ • Lcmo ........... c.ilw, HOO I \~Pilot cMW by: M'1 "'**"°' dlff? D11r ""°' ..... 17. 0aL 4. ..._ N., ~ .... , S. ,_ 01N1ca, Mlllt flllm. a.. ... f1Cll, Hlwpof1 T~H attoct-.n othef 11 .... 1.. '?!• ...... Of~··· ...... -~ ...... ~CA IMcft,CAW M '°'* of JObe ~or A cal'° ~ ,o.tre ~ •CA 11"4 _,., Joan Marie Antlrtn, M .Cl.nett ot 'eof*· ~-led ot NlllN. o1_.... TNI ~1181• ji Hfti ....... 0... lowe. Mt:l1 Incl Nol•• ll'stlt. n.,. oe.-"'4Nlt. -I oa.wf'M,_,,Mldll ........... ..... M.,.1111• It.. Lagwt& lft.CA11711 GllM.-i\ M *"' e _... _, ..... CAawr Tht. bualnns Is con-&.;..-------~-------~-..... -------lllliiiiit...._..._....__._ .... i t ANEW BUSINESS??. ' "' ' RES .. -------- IOWRlllQ C••••11dr• An• ••wrl"ll 30, dl.O September 23. 1998 ,,.. Spnngfteld. Mluourt. Surviving famlly le husband Gr9g OaJll. and two daugtt••r-. Jami• and Char)'I Sl8tera, o.bbi9 L~ and Tar•••• Le-.. broth•r Kenn•t" Ever.tt Astcll. Fethef Wllllam R. Bowrt~ and mothar OW. R en.y. Ser.-lcee .. bf held at Hlghm•eJ 8apUst Churoh 900 North ~ Act.~.., M-.ourt-• ~~-~ IN "l prefer a~vertist£e . th the Pilot an H'.B.l. due to the ~t resp<>nse and ~· customer SCfVl Bui Solis HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 CEMETERY LOT/ CRYPT 1225 4 oemetery tot• In Pacific Vlew Memorlel Perk. VI••• Del Mer eectlon. 805-883'-CS 139. Wiii tell seperetelv. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT CEN!RAl. 2102 CLA88tl'l•D II'• th• reeource )'OU can count on to N II • mvrlecl of ~chan· cllH lt•mt, bec'llUM our co1umn1 com~I quellfl•cl buyer• to calll M2 .... 78 GENERAL 2102 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH BALBOA PENINSULA BALBOA 2169 PENINSULA -.~~.-..---- --.... - Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pn Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNU Mcmay -··--·Friday s~ Tuesday ........... ..Mooday S;<X¥n Wednesday _ ..... Tuesdays~ Thursday ........... ~a1ay s~ Friday ................ llusday s~ ROOMS 2706 LOST & 2 607 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND 2925 2 Top Quellty Rm• $400 privt upper, $350 REWARD Lost wallet In home. N/pets/smk. w/plcturea, S.S. card., CM E'slde 548·5056 Drivers licanaa, credit B•ck Bey Rm. pvt entr, like new $375. no/smk. 544·9536 2744 cards and appt. book. Lost In the vicinity of the Vons Parking Lot otf Bristol In Santa Ana. on Aug 30th. Please call 557·5227. 3002 HOTTEST .1,a,1:,1,&, · 1.69 UVE ....... _ 900-505-5050 eoo.739-4420 8111-75a.9100 01 t-S9Z-570.950 Chances are you will find What you need at the price you want to pay when you read ClaHlfled daily 642·5678 llY .. IDI• (714)642-5678 llYMX (714)631~ ~include yoor name and phme nutntw and we11 call yoo bed with a pice CPJte.) llYMl&Oll• lim SDI• -330 West Bay Street OJS1a Mesa. CA 9'lfJZT Cm:a~Newpait BM A: Bly Sl -••AL ••..ICY Rates and ctewtlira ~ subject to chm.le without notice. The publisher raerves the ript' to ceDIClr, reclassify, ~voe or ~ject any classified advertisement,. Please report my error that may be in your classified ad irilmediately. The Daily Pilot &: The lndt:ptndeot accept no liability foe any error in an advertisement f<K which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu ied by the error. y ow for the first insenion. EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 BALBOA , 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSUIA 6107 KAY FINCH POTTERY Wanted! Cash Paid! * 873·8223 * *Moving S•I•* S•t/Sun 8·1 PeUo furn, plants, b ike•. lamps, crafted Items. 448 Seville @ Belbo• •Sat-Sun* 9-5, furn, kit lteroa. and p lenty mor.il 307 F•m•ndo .. FltlOAY, 5S'T'EMl8' 71, ,. llBWPOIT POWU IO&TS 1111. IO&D 7014 I TODAY'S l••==-=·~l~llg:•:•;1ca:;.==~=·~11:1:~:;,;;~;~70~U~ U,i?~ .......... :: :: :..~~.,-Ot--.M'-IJ_Gl_Dm ___ N ___ ~---------------1 csasswaRo ruzz1 E _ _...,. a?' •HtH 187? wllb trailer· -.c.MstM9 ... ------.---------------------~ Furn. mleo fQ•1had 1M7 ·Tf.lal OMC°._ °' tr•-. ..... ol .... w.MH f9ISOt ltema, loola, mlso ou.oai tMk ulill ,.._ ~~,: ti hmiV ~ & bulclng 8IMpe 4. Xlnl oond. MO e11• .._., Pundtaleerl ~•· c.. tor lnlo, 138.000 090 a.ta el 8blftl pager 717 .. 255 on R1Gk 791 M74 °" "°"" llOoOT• I011 ~ lriecol Cir •m Or 1127. Wiii aoa DUFFY ELECTIUC T 94 Gteat a ... 1 oet back WIUMn 2tva. TCICalfV re.tofed. $11k YACHTS Mlec furn/houuhold ••••!llllli•• ln"••ted. Sell forlm•••••••I 7018 1no. Chambefa PGt· nooo. Glen, 174-0990 ....... lies 340 celln 9'0Ye, lV lampa, TUISPOITADON DUPl'Y. nuc lunRnoer, ~°' bam11oo chW, •llAY 90AT8• X1nt1 MM<.9'1-...oea dr....,, poete,y, bka. CLM81PID TWo (2) Edleon 11'a. Good Stuf'll 12-$725. It'• the eolutlon • a.aut conct-1 w/new 501 fuaerton/Cl•y ' .. arching for • :~~ '9UtrY top, cuahlona, er you'r• Making a etc. $5995. S3M. home, an apartment, Duffy ao. .. Showroom • new occupaUon or 845-e427 ~a ttraypet. RENT ttvoogh classified Overstocked with stuff? A call to Clasamed wtu help t42.ff78 M:l'Oel· • t.-.: • . WHAT A DlnzRDICB A8POTllAD8 1 ............ 11 .... Aacaol a.._-... ,...~,..,.. Beth wlnenble.. South dem1a. ~ 0••••1 0101•41 •Vold WB8'I' •All O KQJ 108 OVold •98753 80U111 •KS OA BA8T • 108141 0 78 O AKJll ., OQ87 •AKQJ1084 The bidding: 80UTll WB8T ,. 10 INT p- PMe p- w-. who eould not lad a dia-~~ :=:=;;.. 12 :::.,....,.. mand .... it the -.... ... there, t5 Adr-. Kim-13 Clmb a CJl)tad tor the kine ol ~ taken 1e ()penile..., 84 :.,°" by the ... It dMl not ab • .... '7 /lltOtol 95 Pwtl alltloit to wOl'tl out that Welll,.. "°'4 in ;: =. ee __. ... diamond.a -declarer and dumm7 20 ~ ff1 .,.,, .. ....,, had a combined holdin1 of ei1ht 22 l..g IOlr* DOWN card• in the auil, and Keet aurely 24 Too t. a.tty had n .. for the two-level competi-~ ~ •·9· dc>nedOI• tive bid. Therefore, declarer felt 29 33 ~ 2 Grtma quite a.re in runnin1 eeven club Noblemen 3 Alrtcal\ Illy trickl, dl1cardin1 five diamonds 34 Edge 4 ~ and two apadea from t.he board, and 36 Bom 5 The -UOly then exit.i111 with • 1ow 11f*1e to the 37 ~ e Rooted .,,i. queen. Welt took the eee and could 38 ;:. amenity 7 =: cash three heart tricb, but I.bat 39 -VOAJ -There" 8 ConQMr In WU alJ for the def'en11e. 40 Tirnetab6a Info "200\" Dependil'll on Wea'• diKarda oo 41 w 9 Br09dMly the cluba, declarer would acore 42 ~th 10 a::*~ either dummy'• nine or heana or 11 RuuiM ....... lrin1 ol apedea'in haodjat the end. .w ~ t2 PnMiU North-South racked up'?60 point&. 47 .._.. 13 s-eet poeatoes Notice how important that nine 48 Guns (the 21 Aanl bm on of hearta wu. Switch the eight and 49 =) 23 ~ drlnfl nine and Weat can take four heart 50 • ...__.. _ Opening lead: King of 0 . cit d th r d Ii _,,,_ 25 IAg paltl -H---:::-::---:~~-::--~:::-~:---:---Ui~~·rcenf-i~e=xiace=n-0~1f.p~a~ea~~oriiiati~:::::iLID'lllR._ -20Grlrltl_ I W&I, e8 WU 27 c.tibeef1 We have frequently written about left ruing the fact that the c:ontnct I Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check todayl Run for a weekl If your car does not Sell we'll run it for-another week FREEi All for $1 o• ---------------------------• I D YES,SEU MY CAR I City Zip ftio.,. Credit C.ard D MC OVISA D AM X -------Op -- Moil To: O>Jt.Y PILOT 330. W. lay Sir.I, Colla Mlila, CA 9U27 (11 'J 6'2·$618 Or FAX (11 '163 I --659' (l'l+.vltt lbfy Only) Plea,. 0-* PwfilWll ac-s .,..,_J.W. __ MoJJ __ /llim - ~ O ,,,._~ O .S...b/ g~ a,.._,..., o ,..-a1ou a .. ._ D ,,,._~ O .._,c.o-. 0 4... o,,,._.......,. o...., ... as.-D Aolll\lfN._ D-""-" 0 ""a....-0 c.... °""*"' 0 """' ""-" o....__ c c-oc:-~ a,.,,._ o""".., o...,,..~ • SJO lor ~'too eac#a adclitionoJ line ·---------------------------· ~· -. . .... t -~ ._ --. ..,..._ _ .... Uc'd. Mattt eia.noo Fp1c1 U1454M 142.za14 DRYWALL 3584 how important a card below honor could have been defeated. All it rank can be in the play of a hand. It would hne taken wu t.he lead or Wal highlighted by this deal from the eight or heart.I initially! With the recent Summer North Ameri-hindsight, IW'ely en obvioue choice. can Championaruri in Miami. We like South • three no trump Learn to be a better bridce rebid. With eight bicu in hand, it pla1erl Subacribe now to the wouJd not take much Crom partner Goren Brldre Letter by calllq t.o produce game, and the hand waa (800) 788-1225 for Information. not very 11trong defen11ively. East, Or write to: Goren i)ridp Let. with t.wo entries in hand t.o lead ter, P.O. Boll 4"10, Cbl~ UL hearts through any tenace declarer 80880. might hold, doubted. MA1UNE SERVICE · MARINE SUPS FORD SUPPUES 7020 DOCl(S 7022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '8 5 T ·81 RD E LAN Full power, a i r , Under Arch e • S2500/obo. 723-1504 •NEW• WIND SURFER •SALES• List Price S 195 Bridge Private dock up to 25'. Power.-------- $175. 85().8145 HONDA Blowout ((? $15/ea • .. •••••••I •MINNEY'S• ,. '93 Accord SE Funy YACHT SURPLUS AUTOMOBILES Loaded, Xlnt Condi 1500 Old Newport Bl. 29K ml. $16,500. Call C.M. 548-4192 Rick 845-6427 MARINE SUPS CADILIAC 9040 JEEP DOCKS 7 02 2 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 STS Fae cert '88 .1 .. p Wrangler iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 38k ml. mint, wht/tan Sahara Ltd edltlon.L--------~--------.---------2 Newport Bay Bose co. chrm whls. 6c:yt. One owner. Low Moorings 1 shore/1 s21 ,90o. 844-5833 miles. 5·•pd. Hardt MERCEDES 9130 PONTIAC 9170 MISC. AUTO 9245 bay for 50' boat. aofl top. Pioneer Close to Pavilion/gas a1ereo. Tow pkg. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii docks. $15,000 for CHEVROLET 9045 Alarm. $9500/obo '89 190E 2.8 Taupe '85 FIERO Blk, •uto-'73 Winnebago Cla .. both o e o. 640-1029 or 640-5032 6-cyt auto. Uk• n•w, matic, A/C, sunroof, A 21ft, eleeps 8, low Joe 438·2090 mint cond, mutt •••· 1tereo. New tlrH/brks. mileage, runs great! ' '94 Suburban V-8, pp $11,500 540-1011 $1450. 543·2389 $3500. 980-9507 50' Mooring (Or less) automt, AIC.., full pwr, MERCEDES 9130 ,.,.4 E420 Lo d .... Xlnt Great Bal Pen loc. AM/FM stereo caH. • • ,..., --------1--------- Steve 723-5883 S12,500 Very clean. S23,900 • 80 3005 D Beige. ~~<;;,1 ~ ~ryT~~: TOYOTA 9210 ANTIQUES 8r BALBOA: 40' DOCK 549•3999 Well maintained, great 844-e080' 'x147 CIASSICS T 0 s 1 de T l e '98 Blazer LXI 4x4 condition . $5,000. '92 Lllnd CrulMr 9250 g•w and 13' Wide: Whl/grey llhr Int. 25o-9090 4WO. Mint condition. '73 Ma .. ratl Cittoen • 714-842-4914 • Loadedl Xlnt cond. '87 420 Sl!L Loaded! MG 9140 32,600 mil••· Loaded. 37k. all orig. $14,500 12k. $23,900 552-5306 B e a u t I f u I C a r I 544-SM8 OBO 99:S.5355 P R IV ATE D 0 CK C ab er net IC am e I •55 .MO TF1500 Very Clusllled 11 ..... 30ft.+ Side ll•. Elec-tOSO S1•.750. M2-3853 _gQOd ~d. White •XII CONVENIENT trlc-& water. Newport; CHRYSLER Red lnl Cal"ffd dah, whether you're buy- $250. 675-9742. FIND $181<. 547·2488 Ing, •ailing, or Jutt Tired of alll) t .. a? '89 LeBuon Conv s.a your home looking, claulfled has 45' Mooring. Best loc Red w/Blk top, A/C, an apartment through clusUJed. whah~sser:tll!D 1n Nwpt Bay. S13,500. Am/Fm, Loa.dedl :JeK through classified 842·5878 842.M78 5294287 mllu.$5000. 530-UM1 <herstocked with stutr? A callto Classlfied will help 142-5878 ------COMPUTERS 3551 SERVICE -.-U-SINES--S----1 CHILD CARE 3536 •nnl9'• Uc'd Drywall ...;..;~="""'~~~~ iiiiiiiii&•iiiiiiiii MACM•DIC • Care for & PalnUng. Acouttlcl -------- ~EIVICBS 3488 Macintosh ComP\lt•re Wallpap•r Removal. "il••••••iiil In your hme/ofc. Low/ PalehWofk 240-t 189 LSTTWR P•RP•CT PUBLICATIONS Bus Communlcatlon1: Writing, Editing, Proof· • 1 reeding, Alc:ll IMS.1801 Cl I of,_. __ .. hourtyrate. 973-aa1•1--------rc • ".--• P:ull aervtoe & Repatr ....,,_'P"'!I,._._.,._..,...._ SoclaVRec Program •---------Acouattc AemOval-KJdt/Tfff\I W/OI Wf04A CONCUTE • dlaal>Wty.<:113t.e0ao MASONRY 3557 ~A Siie! ~·-·..._-._....-..... __ ·-. .. - With a complilnentary first payment, • we'll tug at your heartstrings without tugging af Our purse strings. --·-- FIRST-MONTH PAYMEJ\1"J'• UPTO SSOO ONTHEXJ6 AND \'ANDEN PLAS. INVITATION EXTENDS THROUGH SEPTEMBER I --·-- L EASE THE 1996 XJ6 Fl~ASCE A.'\1' 1996 -\ ~ll>:"TH FOR 36 'to:"TH~** $2200 DOW~ PA'D1ENT $"1\99 <"A8H DI EAT SIG,\'/\'(; A 0% ~o J APR :-.10 00 \\':-;' P:\Y~lENT SPECJ..\L OFFER FRO)t J..\Gl'..\R CREDIT 1996 Land Rover Discovery mo+ tax AUTOMATIC• DUAL AIR BAGS • AJR .. CONDITIONING • ABS BRAKES• POWER WINDOWS• CRUISE CONTRU *$399+ tax, 36 mo. closed end lease. Total drive off $~500. Total_p~ents of $15,047 +tax. Residual $20,049.45. 12,000 miles/year leue. OAC.11>#176872 C New Lotus , Esprit S4s l SPECIAIS 1991ISUZU l~~AR 1993 JAGlTAR TROOPER IS SO GN ~SCOUPE Ref.ency Red, Navy Blue, Tan/Gray, Bar ey Leather Signal Red, Barley V6, 4WD, Arr, (3BDB703) Leather, Chro~e Al loys & More ' Wheels, Factory s1a,~9s Low Miles Warrant;y (2ZAM274) (3DCV732) LOW BLUE BOOK. ·~u~AR -LOW BLUE BOOX s11,soo SO GN s27,l00 Oyster Bele, SALE PRICED Barley Lea er SALE PRICED SJQ,995 (NC650166) 5~4,995 s1a,99s 1994HO~ 1993~2uu 1992MAZDA: ·p~PQIIT MIAT!'CONY. Gray/Gray, Ref ency Red, Red, Black, V6, 4WD, Aff, Bar ey Leather, A/C, Alann, Alloys, Sunroof CD Changer Alloy Wheels .,,, (3JAS891) (PC674087) (2ZPJ292) s1a 995 ~ , .. s21 995 · 1993LEXUS ~ 1996CHEVY 1993BMW • Green, TulLenhel; ~ Black, Black Leather, CD~ Ouane Wheek C hrome 'Wheels, 3EIJ806) Sunroof OnJy 30,000 miles. (411582)"