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Home My WebLink About1998-11-24 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COf.AMUNffiES SINCE 1907 Police· VOIC E S "He has bee1l to many of our lxxird meetings before, and I think he ll '<L.~n '/ bappy u ·tt b the senJice UK! u1ere prodding to bis son." -John Dean, Orange County Department of Educa- tion superintendent 0 "/1JL.\ U'(lS frlghten- ill~ and \hoc~ing. We are p,mng to re1 iew our securi(}' proceclltres after Ibis tragic ez'<!nt. ·· -Bill Habermehl, Orange County assistant superintendent "lie U'tl5 l ,<.>ry depressed IJecause 'he bad lost bi.' kids lie IOL ied hts kid' I le lm-ed them too mucb." -Peter Generakos, father of the gunman ''/fe acted a·litt/e erratic. lie bas been to at least fit'<! hoard meelin.~s in the last year We hm¥!11 t ''l'l'll him for I u 'O or three months. 1bis came as a shock.·· · -Eric Woolery, vice president of the Orange County Board of Education ··1 u ·a5 getting matb' to gu home.> tl'11en a fxJ/ice qj]i- ccr J 't'!lled at me lo • ~et llll"'t'Y from the lmildinlJ,. I thought I had done .some-. tbinR wrong. I did- n't know wbat was gvi11g on. 1' -James Polltt. a construction worker from Garden Grove who was working inside the district office DON LEACH I DA LV 111LOT John Dean, left, superintendent of schools for Orange County, comforts Deputy Superintendent Lynn HarUine, who escaped the county Department of Education building safely. Hartli.J'le spoke to gu.}Ullan while he occupied her office Monday afternoon before a standoli.wlth police. Below, the-body bellev.ed to be Michael Generilos Hes in the park- ing lot where he was shot by a Costa Mesa SWAT team member after leaving the building. Sniper shoots Inan as he ap.d hostage leave county education· offic~ GRH. RNJNC Dmy flb • COSTA MESA ... A man reportedly upset about his hear- ing-impaired son's schooling was shot and killed by police Monday afternoon after he walked into the county's Depart- ment of Education office and held a ctistnct official dt gunpoint. A sruper with the Police Department's special wcapohs and tactics team fired a single shot at the gurunan as he and his hostage, Assistant Supenntendent John Nelson, walked out of the office in the 200 block of Kalmus Avenue a t about 5:10 p.m. Police declined to identify the dead man, but several other sources said he was 45-year-old Michael Generakos, a chemist· and teacher with the Coast Community College Distnct and d. Lakewood resident. Generakos kept police at bay for more than three hours afte r walking into the superintendent's second-floor office . ""Police said he was carrying a serruautomatic handgun and pos- sibly an explosive device. The Orange County bomb squad, which was called in to uwestigate, found d suspic1ous-looking packag · 's office. Bomb squad members opened the lid of on the devices and found what appeared to be the makirigs of d bomb Another bomb squad was swrunoncd ldtcr when a. sec- ond device was found. Police planned to detonate both devices late Monday. Reporters and other onlookers standing near the r.oun~ offices were startled by the gunshot, which went off as Sgt. Kevin Lovelady was brie fing the press about ttic Pohce SEE GUNMAN PAGE 5 Dead man was passionate about his two children· • G1U:O RISIJNC IAiy Plill COSTA MESA -One district ,JQlfdAllil •Mr. Supcnnom." l tis father said he loved hb two kids d•'arly Tho man who walked into U1e county DPJ18rtrncnt of Education on Mon<tay carec1 about th1 educ-.atlon of one of his children enough lo risk his life. Michael Generakos, th mun be.li vcd to I» shol h}' police outmde the distri<.1 offtc~. wa descr1bed aS" d parent see FATHER PAGE 5 • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1998 Theater gets n:ew le·ase on life in Balboa • City Council approves agreement with foundation that has been working to restore and reo~n historic movie house. II II Ht H \(,IA''I> Dmyflb NEWPORT IlEACI I -After more than sue Yl,drs ot stdflding vacant m the heart ol the city's h!stonc d1stnct, the once-hvel~· Balboa Theater dppcars to finally be on 1t.s way to reyitalizanon, The Balboa Perfonrung Arts Theater Founda- tion on Monday assumed control of the 71-year- old building for al least the next 25 years, with the help of d City Council-approved, no-rent lea"e agreement "This 1s the ·rutnunatmn of a great deal of elfort a:. well a the commencement of a great d<'.al of promise tor Downto'h'll Balboa,· "did Councilman John Hedges "I'm so elated, I'm c;o grdleful and I think tht.s 1s going to be a wonderful partnership, p said Uayna Petltt, president ot the foundauon board The city last month bought the building from Lido Isle resident John Wortmann for $480,000 th federal Commuruty Development Block Grdnt funds, Worttnann hdu be<>n negotiatin9 Wlth the foundation for the pdst two years a; the group struggled to raise the funds necessary for the pur- chase. The fqundat:Jon has raised about $300,000 so far, but now tht> work really begins. The leasl' hinges on the foundation meeting SEE THEATER PAGE 5 Newport OKs tide pools study at little Corona • A panel of marine biology experts will be convened to examine Little Corona marine life, which has report- edly suffered from human contact. II "4111 H H \l1IA~ll ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH - C1ty ledders on ~ton day were not Wllling to take a step toward dos· ing thP Little Corona tide pools but agreed to establh.h p panel ol manne bio1ogy expert.' to study the area and make recommendations The council directed Manne Department "taff to come b ck with a list ol po able experu. who would he rev:iewcd by the city' em'lfonmental qufilit) conumttec and then appointed b) the City Council. •The tid pools ar" an extremely sen itive area that nee<lo;; to be protected. but we don't want to deny public ace s, \\,thout c;ome ~enous JU tification, • aid Councilman Denrus O'Neil Concern about th~ state or the tide pool-. at th Manne Llftl Refug aro'e dfter o;;tudies by local rnannc biolog1.,l revealed a c;1gnificant lo s both "~).(l the>. clive rsity of speoes and the nwnbers o:f organism 111 t'ach speci . ~tanv of the oft -bodied invertebrates arc 1-Jon~. and rnus .. cl heds arc thm The problem has ht'cn attnuuted to Vi<\1 tors ravaging rnus.c;el bed for hsh b,ui, rollcctmg shells and orgamsrru; for Jood or hohb) and trampling the tide pools. As a solution, local manne biologists have sug· gestcct restnc:ling , cress to the rocky area fur at lc>a l two year , during which the area could be SEE TIDE POOLS PAGE 5 INSIDE D .UBLE DI PPI N 'FOR BlUE Rll~BO s Proposal to recontigure tome lehools In the distrld will be discussed today at ldlOol board meettng. see s1ury, ,. 4. Costa Mesa man U1M 'PNnatl' cbataderl to elaborately decorate bit lawn tor tlM! boUdays. INDEX · <l.lSSIAED ----· a.10 POOO l'm·--·-..l PUU llJ1ICl5 ---.. ----' SfOllS __ .s. slary, page 4. Corona dcl Mar High is one of only a fo\v s "hool" natjonwide to win pre tigious honor twie"' also ur· pri ed when on Judges told ----•• him thal Corona cfol Mar High' apphcat1on was one of the h" t hP. .. hnd worked on • , N~ber 24 1998 1111115 10 IHI IDITOI More thoughts ·on Smith column I disagree with Steve Smith's opinion that a "few med- dling adults are making competitive neutrals out of our · $;bildren. • {•Youth soccer self· steem bWlder doesn't score Witll him,• Nov. 14). All child.ten develop mental-ly and physically at different rates. '01visions 7 and 6 in soc- cer are meant as lf~aming years for children. They are learning social as weU as soccer·skills. Yes, some work harder than others, some have greater attention spans, and some are 1· more coordinated than others. This is a time for the kids to 1eam some skills and to partici- pate on a team. play as a team, and enjoy soccer, the game- ending tunnel and the snack. In a few short years in Divi- sion 5, your stars will be able to compete in playoffs for a first- place trophy. Tiiey might be selected to try out for the region's All-Star team. They , will be able to try out for the AYSO APP team. the traveling team, a club team and their high school sports teams. The opportunity for competition and excellence will be there. Leave the pressure for later. Let's teach our children good sportsmanship and how to be a teammate to players not as . •gifted• as yours. Mr. Smith, Just how will your child feel in a few years if ' he tries his best and is not cho· sen as an All Star? More impor- tanUy, how will you feel and act toward him? Steve Smith hit the Mil on the bead. We are giving kids too much sell-esteem. Let's teach them· what reality Is real- ly like. I, like Steve, have thought of some ideas to teach these little darlings about life. Let's play with balls that will deflate when kicked too bard, ' because like life. just when everythi.I1g is going great, someone pulls the rug out from under you. How about goals that will fall down, hitting players on Uie head, reminding them tbat this is notftbout having fun. at's !eriousl ,.. Let's yank the goals away when they are about to score. After all, did you get that big raise you deserved this year? How about not playing the pudgy player or the kid who never shows up to practice? After all, shouldn't they be punished for sloppy, poor work ethics? What about the kid who missed the shot on the open goal? Let's throw him oif the team. After cill, everyone knows if you don't ~rform at work Y.OU get fired. Actually I think Steve misses the point -it's not about win- ning. Lile can.come later along with its disappointment<>, bitter defeats, overbearing adults, unrequited love, misSed oppor· tunities and credit card pay- ments. . -GAINS DIVISION CHAMPS Newport Ha.tbor High's girls volleyball team won the CIF Southern Section Division I-AA champJonship and now will head to thr state championship tour- nament. And the Sailors will have the home-court advantage the tournament starts tonight at Newport Harbor. CLEARING THE AIR After Uuee months of silence, Newport Beath Cowicilwoman Norma Glover mustered the courage to confess that she had been misled and clear former City Manager Kevin Murphy's name. Glover fell under harsh critictsm and became the subject of recall talks after she publicly announced that Murphy's resig- nation came as a result of an -incident• that probably deserved investigation. Last week, she told the Pilot that her own investigation since then . indicates Murphy's conduct was not at any time inappropriate. A HELPtNG HAND Orlando Sanchez wanted to help those less fortunate. So with just $8, Sanchez bought coffee and bread and began feeding the hungry. Today, be feeds I about 1,500 people a month. "I'm trying to use my life to help other ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil6~ ' 111 0 U I ·v 11 W t KIM HAGGERTY.ZVUUS iDAQ.\'PI T 'llte Newport Harbor girls volleyball team will play In state championship tournament. people," said Sanchez, a cuslodi· 1 an at Newport-Mesa Christian LOSSES Center. NO ROSES HERE Michigan's loss to Ohio State on Saturday takes the team out of the Rose Bowl runrung, which means Newport Beach also loses on that score. There's still hope. though. Notre Dame still has a chance to see roses on New Year's Day, which means New- port Beach still may play host to a Rose Bowl team. We're keep- ing our fingers crossed. KNIVES ON CAMPUS a knife. Then just a few.,,da_ys lat- er, a 15-year-old from Back Rely t hqh School reportedly pulJPd two knives on another teen out- side the Newport Harbor High. library No one was hurt in e1tlwr mr1dc>nt A STORY OF HATRED BARBARA.DINSDALE Parent of three soccer players, school librarian and member of AYSO Region 120 Executive Board Costa Mesa . The trophy isn't about championships, and if you and your kids stick around until Division 5 you will find out there are first-through fourth· place trophies, it's do or die time, put up or shut up, no tomorrow, win one for the Gip- per ... no Steve, the trophy is all about self-esteem CHRIS SARRIS DON LEACH I OAllY PllOT Michigan band playing in front Planet Hollywood last December. It was the second time m a week. First there was the New- port Harbor studel)t who allegedly decided to quiet down a group of Ensign students rehearsing the play •Alice in Wonderland" by waving around An Pinohon<1l Mae t\1mer pleaded guilty to conspiracy to cause qre('\t b dily harm agaiu t her toriricr son·m-law. Northc:ni Califom1a resirlt>nt David Leland Polke initially thought f\.hnN w'-'s responsible for a murder-ltJr· hire -.cherne. with LPland as tbe trlfgct. B\1l lc1st week. U1e Lido lslt• worn.in -who left the court- room tn tl•dfs -sdid she only wanted L~lond hdnned, not killed. Lelqnd hrld IJeen .involved m d nasty child custody bc1lUe with Miner's drrnghter, Robm. - READERS RESPOND ON THE RECORD Teaching evolutiOn, creationism not exact science · "It I.hat processing system failed, w41u/d we .<;till hav,, rodar'l llJ a technical sense, yes. Whcthe1 those dots "oul<.I be airplanes. birds or whatever, we wouldn't nec('s._"lUnly k11ow." . THE ISSUE: Debate ongoing over trustee Wendy Leece's com- ments about teaching science in schools Regarding your Nov. 12 arti- cle, "Creation, evolution debate surfaces," I agree "1th Judy Franco that the two theories can coexist: evolution at the schools and creationism in the homes. Thank God for sepa· ration of church and state Reh· gion is a private, personal matter and does not belong m public schools or our government PEGGY CALHOUN Santd Ana Heights Thank you for the opportunity to comment on this important question. Schools would be well advised to avoid teaching evolu- tion as anything but a theory Contrary to Martha Flour's understanding, the theory of evo- lution has 11ot been proved Many scientists who subscribe to belief in the theory now adnut this. Michael Bede has written an interesting book from the per· spective of a micrQb1ologist called *Darwin's Black Box," in which he describes in detail the mechanisms that enable us to see, blood to clot, etc., pointing out that no one has come up with any plausible idea how these processes could have evolved VOL 92, NO. 280 from lower forms as evolutionists claim. The fact that no fossils have been found to illustrate transi· tiondl forms between species also is wornsome to Darwin's follow- ers Speaes seem to suddenly appear m the fossil record, instead. Anyone interested in understanding why some people believe that the universe and its inhabitants are the work of an intelligent design agent (God). should read J .. P. Moreland's "Sea.ling the Secular City" and "The Creation Hypothesis" edJt- ed by Moreland. THOMAS K. HENDERSON Newport Coast Wendy Leece is mistakenly asserting her religious beliefs .as equal to scientific knowledge. There are two creation myth sto- ries m the Bible that deal with human relationships to nature and other men. They are reli- gious stones of values and lo lit- eralize them as history is to do them violence. Creationism·is a concept that cannot be observed and is sup- ported only by belief. Believing it does not make it so or even probable. Evolution lS a natural process that can be observed by any honest sdenbst There may be debate as to just how naturil.l selection operates but there is no doubt tl'\at there is a process Evolution is empirically demon· strable. Creationism is not and should not be taught as an alter- native to scientific mquiry. · Myth should be taug~t in reli- gious studies and literature class· es where it belongs. Let's keep ignorant religious indoctrination out of our public schools. JAMES E. YOUNG Newport Beach Regarding the teaching of evolution and/or creationism in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, l believe theory should be taught as theory and truth should be taught as truth. In my yea.rs involved with schools in four states, I have found that the theory of evolution has been taught as fact, or truth, and the fact of the Creation bas .been taught as theory. How did th.is happen? There is nothing to support the theory of ev~lution as fact. There is endless evidence to support creationism as fact. And there is nothing to support the theory that God used evolution to create this edrth and all its mhabitants, because we then must suppose that evolution is fact, dJld there is nothing to sup- port evolution as fact. Don't allow wishy-washiness to wreak havoc on our children. Teach theory as theory and fact as fact Do not teach our children something that is not true as truth, and something that is true as theory. Do not lie to our chil- dren. ROXANNE KENT Newport Beach I agree with Wendy Leecc. Schools do not teach enough about the metaphysical world. When I send my kids to New· port-Mesa schools, I would like them to learn about astrology, bow to conduct a seance, how to read tarot cards, and other skills needed to become a good psy- chic. I always see commeradls for the Psyctuc Friends Network, so I know there is a whole indus- try with plenty of JObs for good skilled psychics, but schools are not teaching kids these useful skills and knowledge. It is a shame schools only teach atheis- tic vtews Wendy, you go girl ED "PATIO" MURPHY Newport Beach l do not live in the district. However. in any district or public school in this country, it seems that true education would best be served by letting students know that there a·re essentially two pomts of view regarding evolution that, in all probability, will never be absolutely proved one way or another. U a definite stand is taken by public educa· tors. there will be millions of Amencans who will disdgree. So why not explain the two theoncs and let indJvidual citizens decide for themselves. And because some of the beliefs are religious, let's keep religion and the state separate. · DEL JONES Seal Beach . -Howard R1fas, president of the aJJ' traffic controllers union at John Wnyn Airport, on the union's complaint" about a new radar sy. tern MAil BAG Cox, Ventura possible tag team? Reg~ding your Nov 12 five questions for Chtis Cox: The last quote in the colwnn he says, ·count me in though as an active campaigner for who· ever runs aga.inSt Al Gore." 1 am just cunous whether Mr. Cox is going to support Jesse •The Body" Ventura for presi- dent. BOB kNOX Newport ,Beach All educators could use some nap time I would like to make a com· ment on whether the supcnn- tendent of Newport·Mesa 1s doing a gOod job or not (•No fear,• Nov. 11). Robert Burhot made the statement, "I had to learn as a superintendent to Work rest into my schedule. 1 am only bum411. And· if you am reallY tired you need to get rest when you are physically and mmtalJy exhausted." Well, I think that statement is abc;urd. ll's h1luriot1s. Bemg an f'X·urlmrnistrator. 1 haven't met a tcr1cher yet thclt wd n't physaraUy tiiod and mentally exhausted at the end of thP d«y. My que:.t1on is, wh don't all the employee take a two-hour lunch so they can rest and do a good job hke the supenntenctrmt doe~? ED LAVEUE Corona dcl Maf Superintendent 1nisscd English lesson In the Pilot, the former supenntendf'nt of the New· port-Mesa school distnct was quotPd ns follows· "Dmner dl home is something vory sp c:ial • for my wife and I." ("A typical cli1y of a Nowport-Mosa Uni- fied School District st1pcri.nten· dent," Nov. 11 ), Now this man was the head of our school sys· t •m and he couldn't or can't speak decent English. No woii.:. d •r ow kitls can't read. : : WIN HOPGCXl.O: .... .. ..... news stones. llluw1t1oos. td1to- n.tl !Mtttr Of ld'lerttsemefttS hef~in can be r~ with- out wntten permission of copy· nghtOWoti' WEATHER ·s U If POLICE FILES TIDES TOOAV first low 507 am .•••••• l .O f1nt high 1:22 a.m ........ 34 Second lo1N 7:06 p.m .••.•••. 0.4 Second high 11:14 pm ..•• , •. 4.8 WIONISOAY first low . 6.;1 am. , .•... 3.1 first h19h 2:37 I'm. • • .. • • :u Second low /.08 p.m • , ••• 0 5 second high • 1l Sets today are really p1ck1ng up the pace. w. should see chest· to head·high waves. The wrf at west·fac· Ing beaches could go • couple of feet past your typial head- h1gh set. The swell ls out of the west every 14 secondt. Waves should be peaky and fun into WedneSday L0olung ahead, ThrisgMng OfY may pr<M to be ·a9()Qdtlmt~ to the pos$iblt 1rrlval of a major ~rout'Of~ 1t0ond 4·.t5 p.m. t~ Wttet v1'ft>ih· ty IJ pcxw, COSTA MESA • ~ Stre.t A tellular phOne worth USO was stolen from • a bu~ness in the 3300 bl<>< • lrt.tol Street A stereo worth $2,000 w•n stolen ftorn a \tOfe : In the 3300 block. .. • Fair Drive A video camera WOf'lh S 1 SCIO was stolen frOfTI • .: home In the 400 block. ' : • WlltOn Street A cellu.lar pl'lonc:t wo1'1h S 150 wau1oll'n fr001 : 1 car In the 600 block. • • 19th 5~~ About $:.140 was \\blen from a locket In th SOO :: ~~. . ....olnllAOt • IMt ......_ loulevenf A cellular phone worth St 25 was stofen from • car fn tht 1400 bloc.k, • ow.net °""9 A mountain blk worth S3,245 was s1olcn f(om • hOme In the 2100 bl0<.k. • MMAl'thur 19'11rawd. A c llulttr phone worth USO was stol«l fl'om • Cit n the «)()() bk>c:k .c.Jl. 0 # 11 ' JCA , • br1eftase WOf'th S2, 115 were itoltn from a b\1$int$5 ff\ U- 4500 bk>d. • ........ c.mir °"'" A car itereo worth SSOO was stolen • In the IOO block. • t':-'ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot . SURFS UP . 1.ARRY ENRIGHT J JA Y FWT Body boarder Jon Degler, left, and surf boarder Michael Johnson check out the waves after surfing in cold conditions during the rain in Newport Beach. ~The $50,000 question •Throughout Ncwport- Mesa and the rest of the state, school principals are pondering how to spend one-time gra nts ~"°' NEWPORT-MESA f'ew questions are as plettsant to pon· der as •What would you do il someone handed you d ch<>ck for $50,000?" Well, Newport-Mesa prmc.1- pa.ls are being askc>d to put on their thinking caps. As part ol the state's budget, ci1ch school statewide will receJVl' ul lc>ast $10,000, and som.c ets much ds ~o.ooo, m one-time hloC'k grnnts. Al its meeting tonight, th~ school board will be asked to approve. umodified pldn that maintoins lhe $10,000 m1mmum but dllocutes $25 per student to schools. which at Pomona Ele- mentdry School translat~~ into about $1 5,000. "I'd hire a part-Llme tcuchor to work in a tutonal settii'lg for Eng- lish Language Development for kindergdrten and first grade, 0 .;aid Pnnc1pal Cathi Pierson. But Pu:~rson said the school staff and parents will help decide how the money 1s spent. At Manners Elernentdry, Pnn- cipal Mary Ann Ehret Sd1d the school could use som~ new com- puters in its !-tudent work::.tc1l!ons. ~r·m u'ndec1de(\ nght now hut I think l would want it· to qo toW<1rd tee hnology," Ehret said: As part ol the 1 ~98-99 hudget, the> state is alloc-abng between $26 and $28 per student for one- time site W.vel grants. It's unclear when the district will receive thdt money. To accC'lera·te the process for 1ts schools. Newport-Mesa ofhc1als plan to grant $25 per stu· · dent out . of the general fund, which will be reimbursed dfter the state pays. The district will receive the money as soon as th.e ~chools sub· m1t their proposals for lhe grants· to the d1str:ict, srud ?-.like Fme, the assistant supenntendent of busi- ness servicns. At Rea Elementary School, a uroup of employees is draftmg CJ pli:m that will be prec;ented tu the school's site council for ratifica- tion. The approved plan will then bP 'pre..s~nted to the school dbtr:ict for lumhng. Fired officer 1files claim against city • Man alleges that city ruined his law enforce- ment career by arresting him on suspicion of fondling prostitute. COSTA MESA -A tanner state police officer with r;,111vicw Developmental Center haio hied a $1.7 million claim ag.unst lht> city, alleging that he wc1s frth.ely unpnsoned after an on-duty encounter with tt pro~tllulc• on Harbor Boulevard. The City Council wv1ewed the claim last week but mad<• no den- sion · on whether to n.!)l'Ct it, according to city documt•nts ·Melvm C. Potts, 31, w«s am>st· . ed m Mav bv a Costa Me..,a pohcP ofhcer on susp1c1on of lal e impnsonment, sexual assault, und sexual as:.ault under the color of authonty. Potts had allegedly picked itp a prostitute m his ... tate pohce car and fondled her m an empty Santa Ana parkmg lot. .Potts C'ldirns .that becduse he did not have the resourc C" to CJ.JTest the prostitute he drove her to Santa Ana to get her awc1Y from Costa Mesa and stdte prop<>rty. H~ dlso claims that the alleged fondling occurred t.Junng d pdt· down search. The d1slncl attorney'!> otfkc did not file charges agamst PotL'i . I lowever, Potb scud bccaus<~ of the arrest and press c-over<tge, he was fired by the stat<' Department of D«>velopmental Services. Back· ground searches with the Depart· ment of Justice Crimmctl Rf"cords BRIEFLY also reflect his arrest. "This means that because of the terrmnallon from !Department ol Dt!velopmental Services) dJld the f Dcpartment o! Justice! crinu- f'al h1c:t~ry record on me, my can~er m law enforcement is o\ ·r,.. uccorchng to Potts' claun against the city. Potts worked tor the Long BC?ach Pohce Department and was a reserve olhcl'r for the Costa M<•sa Police Department before 1om·mg the Department bf Devel- opmc•ntal Sc>rvices. I hs claim, th<~ first step in swng the city, CtllC'ges mabc1ous prose- r.ullon, defamation of character, mental anguish, damaged credit wtmg, h1s <1rrest record dnd lost wages dnd lwm•hts as a result of twing fired from hi-. Job as a state pohce ofhccr. Jan Dehay elected chair\vo1nan of Orange County sanitation boa rd the district\ ervtcc c1rea, which cover; 470 square miles m central dnd northern Orange County and serves 2.2 million people. " Newport Beach Councilwoman Jan Debay last week was elected chairwoman of the Oran~e Coun- ty Sanitation D1stnct hoard of dirN tor::., making her the first woman to lettd U1e board smce thl' district was formed in 1954. Debay, who has been on the Newpor~ch council for U1e past six years, was appomted to ll\e sanitation ctistrtct bOdrd m 1 H93. The 25-member boc1rd represents dll the cities m M1chclle 1\1chman. chrcctor of commumcations tor the tHUtat1on chstnct, said the former board cha1.TJT1an, Bernie DunJ<.tp, left the board alter lo!jmy his bid for rn-election to the Brea City Council. Dcbay .was elected unrtninlously at !he.board's Wedn~duy meehnu. She clbo is a member of the board's slcPnng committee and the past chair- woman ot Uw pldnnin!J, des19n and corustmcuon committee. At Pelican Hill Golf Club $125.00 per person Package lnclud~s: Golf (Tee Tiipes beginning at 10:30) .*Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner .. In the Clubhouse On~ Small Bag of Range Balls A Pelican Hill Bag 'TI . \ Plea e caJI (949) 760-0707 for reservation today!!! www.pelicanhill.com Tuesday; November 24. 1998 =3 Wbere are Newport's . great minds-: Of today_? • M any J><'ople l't>lll to think thc1t most of us from Newpor1 BPac-h SJ.Xmd our ltnw s1ttin!J on our 11111- lion-dolJar ydchtc; moored III lront of our .nullion-doUcu homf•s Uunk- mg good ronsNvauve 1111lho11· • dollar RPpublicuri thou~1htc; nnd <iredmplH of U1e good old ctc1ys ol William Mc Kinley Not so. Newport Beach htts had more thun its slM1re of crcahve, pr0<Jre • s1ve, dynamic p<.>opln t>OQd!JOd m worthwhile, constmcti\·c Pfforts to make this a better world m wh1d1 to live. Tc1ke Puul Salata, for example. As everymw knows;, P.iul 1. U1c originator of and dnvmg lorr.e behind Jrwh•vttnt Week P1n1l <1ncl 'his cohort:) honor Uli> lt1 t plavflr p1ckecl in the Nf'L dr.llt Pde h vear I must say, some·ol lho P honored come from some miqht}' pN·ttlifu. schools. I rern~rnb<'1 on1"' yi•.ir th• mcUl pkk,•d Cdll\<' from South1>m Oregon Sidi<'. I hop" 11 hud a bN~ tpr yedt than Ore~JO?l St<th m dl1Y y~ar. Be lhat as it m11}', h rehNant Weck is a qreul 1cl1•a It <•ffOrds d lot of peoplR plea ure, and Of\!} must adnut that th idea l$ or1gr- na1. No 0111~ from Pa udenll Fullerton or Temecula <'dine> up with it A man 1rofn ('\\port Bettch <llcl But that wit n'l UH' hr· t onqrnal idea to oornP out of N •11 por1 Bt~uch. RE>nwmber the houl trip tQ l...9s Veg11s and lh Lrum tllp to Catahna7 1nP:.1~ wert'> the oram- children of cartoon~ls \ irq1l Partch and Dick ShdW, npt•mung through LhP onum.tl BaJbocJ l~lrtnd Punting dn~I Scullm~1 ~OCIPh. Thill THE VERDICT robe rt gordn~r sooety·., buthplan., w, Uie old Park A\ enue bar on Balboa lsldnd A group of Cl\'lr.-mmd~d Oil· z1·n !-.Omchow nianngc~I to fllld lh!•m-,PJV1\,, at thrit tx1r w1th som1-. requlanty, dnd Uw socl('t\ W<•S · h• 11 n .St>nou" heads dtTIQng tht> qroup decdud the soc:11•ty ht1d to tiav<• ,, r~ason tor its ex1 .. 1r>nc( , sr1 th.-IJoctt t.rtp to La \ ,,~i\S d• vc.>I· r)perl. 11wy pu~ n 40-foot cabUl Cnll!i('r on d tr<tiler. l0<1<1Pd 1t \\1th goodies cllld off to Las \ C!J~ tllC'V WC'llL 1111>-tnp \\dS' lPJSur<:>l} on wiU1 fwquent :-,lop at de. e t \\ cltCnng ho]e on thP \\ ~ A couple of )' CdfS l tt• tb Sdlll U\9 mous minds c:. n 't th• tnp to Catdllim b tr nn Th twned out to bl et 1 1or : 11 x opualmn Acqmnng a r tlnldd dl '' Jl) no gr~dt feut but g lUnq 1t dlfoard d bargt' pre ent£ d d1fflcu.I tJe>s Tht>n f.he Coast GudTd alinost lllre'o; c1 monko) wn ncl1 tnto tt t o_p rcJtion h) ms1 .... i10g that th r~1l ruad car hP shon d up o thdt 11 wotlllln I lctU 01f 1ht• btH9P m U11> m1clu!P ol lhE' Catohna r'ha1wt'>l Hov. ••\ PJ, 1>er~'lSte.Qu1 and 91JOcf olcl Ame.ncan knQ\ .. '.·f1ow pre- vc1ilc>d md tho tnp was complf~t cd 11te.TP '"'ere no stops on the Wd) Ch 1ek Ma ;t •J:S, who tl5 for as 1 knov.: IS tl1r> oril)' S\1rV1v~ Qf 1.>0lh tnps , dJruts that mi one mad-. t#:e. fPlWll j t1rn1 y b\ Udlll.. His exp}a· mlti t for Uus i:. simple f.onl} bought Q on -way UGket " A few ~ems later: Bill \ enemau drnwnl'd up U1 • boat rclc~ bet\\ een Ute hdugqn th . t1ag- h1p of th Balboa Island Punting etnd S<."UllJng Society. and th.,, Coronado f(.!ny, v. luch wcts th flag hifl' of t.h.e an D1ago Rest and Aspuctllon· Societ) Then uwie \\ tJ the• -group pf O\ ~rage .surten; who one fall difl,, lookmg at 1-mc:h url sa1d •\\'h 1t d!X! ont do on o. da) v.'hen t11ere i~ nothing to clo?" •A) fl Kite," was U1• rr-pon .. rind so the CrP 1t K110 Fl~ring Contest d<~vel·. op <I Sponsored by SillOOns l wm Seal B1. u h to S~n Clemente, it · la~ed unW \Uimg lill.l11ortul M1c:kC'v ~ 1\moz tried to· 111 as 'd p SPnger 01\ a 25-foot kite towed b " J <>p I _quoss he got too close to U1 un <\nd almo t .:.uttered tbe surue cit • d that onccnt Gr&>_k. On d1tf wc.nc -M eke\ ll\ oo Th n f c.uu.r..,1 there t .. the 1 1.d un J C10nl£>St.S With Father ufi <Jrant Mc 111 -111 atten- • ROBERT GARDNER IS a ret•recl JUdge arid a H?S1dcnt of Corona de1 Mar Hiscol:. umn runs Tu~ay\. NOW AVAILABLE r- ''LIMITED EDITION'* ~ '~ REYNSPOO ER .HOLIDAY WEAR F01R l'HE ENTIRE FAMILY " " 4 luesdoy, November 24, 1998 Newport/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot~ . 'Peanµts' characters ar~ .. · only part of the brilliant holiday show that Costa Mesa man has created for 32 years. !kit fi:Jt COSTA MESA -If Charlie Brown could see the Christmas decorations Jun Jordan bas lined up in his mother's bctck yard, he would have two words: "Good gnef." . Like a bunch of overgrown elves, Jordan and fnends labor year-round lo· bombdrd Jordan's mother's house with elaborate 'Peanuts'-themed Chnstmas dec- orations and animated sets. Jordan, 47, has been decorat- ing his mother's house at 2269 Santa Ana Ave. for 32 years. This week, he dctd his friends are putting the finishing touches on Chnstmas decoratJoni. that Will be installed on the roof and through- out the front yard Saturday. "He stctrted when he was just a kid with a very sunple plywood Christmas tree and d stationary hgure," said Jim's 83-year-old mother, Ruth "It sort of got Qui oJ hand,• Jim said. He said it just grew ond grew dnd grew. •At lr.ast 1l didn't grow l>ald," Ruth said Jokingly. Humor and pranks are com- mon at the Jordt1n house while prepanng for Christmas. JLDl's fncnds, Robin Hardison and Greg Wangler, form the core group and ht1ve helpt:!d. Ji!n with the production for the past 20 years. They typically begm work- ing m February, meellny once a month for a •boys' mg ht out," Jim said. Work picks up around August and comes to d frenzy in the weeks before Thanksgwing. ·we add something new every year," Wangler said. ·Every year something retires and something new comes ... Wangler remembers rus par- ents bringing hun to see the house when he was a child. He later met Jordan as an adult and began helping him with the deco- rations. Now his own children are getting en1oyment out of the Jor- dan hpuse. One of the things that l.mngs Ruth particular joy \.:. when VlSt- tors come up to her dnd say, •My mother and dad brought 1h<• to sec this years ago and now I 'm bnngmg my duldren." started rommg by t1nd adnusmy 1t year after year," Ashley ~atd. "lt'c; sornethmg a person hkc rne thinks,"Boy, I'd rt' Tiy like to try t? do something li.kP tht1l / To pull it oft once is a ma.,~1ve effort and I've watched Uus 9uy pull 1t oU year after year." , Ai;hley has volunteered to l>e Sanld in previous yNrs, a produ~ tlon m and of itself. Santa LS "flown" in via a hyclrduJ1c lift dnd l'ntcrs the workshop through a trap door m the chimney. · • · Other operabon'> take place m a "control room" behlnd a two· way mirror. Workers in the control room take •telephone calls" to th<> north pole and help "feed" information to Sanld. The production that Jtrn and his friends put on nught he heav- ily orchestrated but the wonder and bewilderment in the eyPs of children who still believe in ~anta make it worth all the elfort. The yct1rly producllon has become o long tradition tht1t hc1s taken on d hJe of its own. "We sort of backt.><i ourselves into a comer." Jim sc11<1. "W.e C"dn't quit now.• Although Jim won't rcvedl how much tus electnc hill g01., up every Dec:cmber, hl• jokes that 11's enough to qet a Chnstmas rc11cl trom Southern Caltfomid Ed1,on thanking hun for hi .... patron<.r!Jl' · DIANA MULVIH U I DAILY PILOT Gn•<J Wangler prepares. for the 34th annual Chrisbnas production al th~ Jordan home ln Costa Mesa, which Includes animated 'Pe,mub' chardcters and visits from Santa ln late December. Now the decorations include entire animdted stage settings, a hve Santa, and a revolving rein- deer beauty parlor and nativity scene. Robert Ashley recently Joined the group after adJTUring Jordon's work from the front ldwn. "I can't remembm when I first "I'm rcdlly q\utt• proud of hnn, and the young men, well, lht"y're not young men cmymore," Ruth said. Ways t o help others for the holidays •Local ~poups holding dona- tion drives to benefit the needy .OCC ANGEL TREE PROJECT i will hang from decorated •Angel Trees" throughout campus. Participants can pick the names of youths from the trees and buy them glits. For more mJonnation. call (714) 432-5063. £ )( '(' stud .. nts c1 1 1 ollectmg unwrapped l l111slmu-. q\lts !01 . nt•edy dnd dbllS(ld I CANNERY'S DINNER FOR SOUP KITCHEN Or <lll\J• ( ·ount, ouths at the Associated For the eiqhth year in a row, The Cdnnery Stuclpnto; Col1Pq1 Lilt' Otbce on campus, Restaurant will prepare a Christmas dinner :DO I ft1tr\.'1f'\\ R1.1c1<1 Costa Mesa. People tor the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen cnn dorwt,. lo)'S throuqh Dec 11 . About 900 needy and hungry pcopl(•, ( dlll·d ttw AnueJ TrE ProJed , this is the many of whom dfe children, are expected 1 ro<Jhlm s 1 ltli }t-df 111 operat.ron The goaJ for the hohday meal from noon to.4 p.in. flus ) ••c11 1c; lo 1 ollPc-1 J.~oo qifts, said Col-1 "Dec 24. After dinnet, 5anta Cldus dOd Mrs. /l'!ft Lit.-. 1>11<'< tor R111lidrd Newbern. Claus will hand out gilts. . . l l , 1 r1m<>., ol needy anti abusPd children People can help by donating gifts, wrap- ·= ~LU GJ~ Plug into the Prlot Classified section to frnd services from COMMUNITY GIVE BACK INTERN ET PROGRAM Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS ping paper or money to Ten Hatlchcrg, general manuger of The Ccmnery. All the money dondtcd helps pay for the operation of the volunteer soup kitchen. The dinner will be held at 720 W . .19th St., Costa Me. a For more information, Cdll (9491 675-5777 FOOD DRIVE FOR THE NEEDY Slusher Chiroprt1cllc Lile Center 1s o;pon- sonng a food drive for those in neeg. UnW the end of NovembC'r, the center ,will be accepting nonpenshable food 1tems. In exchange for dt ledSt five 1tl'01.S, petrllc- ipants will receive d complimentary exdm- ination dOd X-rays The centN is at 11 ai S.E. l3n-:.tol St , S1m- ta Ana J-i(>1ghlc;, For moH' mfo11nt1l10n. c-all (7141 S4b· 54:t~. CHIROPRACTIC DRIVE FOR CHARITY South .Wc•st Health Chiropract•c Cc>ntor of Costa !\lc•c:.i is JHOVtding tn•c1lnwnt tor putumts m cxchcmg, for cannt.>d food. Thf• chiropractors c1t thP center ttrc u>I· lcclmg the food ror ShttrC OU! Sclws m CostaMes.1 Food c 1n he dondtcd at 2:i28 Newport Blvd., Cosld Mcsct, until Wednesday. For more mfon~ation, ct11l (Y4!-l) b:l 1-522ti FREE REPORT reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car in1ured? 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The implications of lht> ~moller kindergarten cld es could mean that more c:Jass. rooms will have to be set asid .. tor prunary grades: The school board will discuss a propo5a1 to reconfigure some schools in the tlistncl to allocate mow space for kindergarten, D1sl.J.1rt officials said U1 proposal is not o final docu- 11\ent but a starting pomt . S veral public meetings will he held to obtain comrnumty . mput. Another topic to be dis· cus:.ecl today probably will b~ preschool classes throughout the dt'>lnct. ' At its reguldf meeting ol 7 p,m., the ~chool board will appww school improv~ment plun'.'> tor all of the distr;tct s campuses and will hear a pro- posed rt:slructunng. plan fN Coron, d l Mar High School nw school board meeting, v. ill be held in the board room of the 01 trict Education Cen- ter; 2985-A Bear St., Costa ~ICSd. ~ • l-... " ,... • ~1.( • ~ ~J" ' :.;r.i @,mUrw;JuJl . Floral & Gifts 50 o/o· 75°/o Off Fall Stems, Ribbons. Wreaths & Holiday Floral .. Arrangements . 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Female Race: White Helgnt s· 6" Weight 118 lt>s Hair: Brown Eyes· Hazel oen1se has a small scar on ner left leg, outside tne knee. sna bites her nalls, has pierced ears and has a a1scatore0 front tooth. Child Quest lntemationat, Inc.• 1625 The Alameda, Suite 400 {~) 287-HOPE Office • 1-~248·8020 Sighting Line . • I I Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot GUNMAN CONTINUED FROM 1 'Department's f1nt conversation w:ith Gen rako . · • Nelson walked out the front Cioor followed by Gencrakos, who held a gun in his hand. When they reached the parking lot, the police sniper.shot Generakos. Police did not explain why the sniper thought it was necessary to fire at that time. The county dis- trict attorney's office will investi- gate the officer-involved shoot- ing. Police also couldn't confum whether the gun was loaded. However, they did say the gun- man was shot m the upper body. Nelson wasn't injured. Wearing a T-shirt and blue jeans, Generdkos' body Jay spread eagle m the parking lot with his arms crossed over his stomac.h. He lay by a flag pole as television helicopters filmed the ltf termath of the drama A dark bundle, possibly a backpack, !'at next to the dead body. What drove Generakos to arm himseU and threaten district offi- cials remdins a mystery, but there are signs tpat he was diSpleased with the hdndling of his 16-yed.r- old son's education. His son attends a special education pro- gram at University I hgh School in Irvine. f'X)N lEACI-I )AIL~ Pll.OT A Costa Mesa SWAT member runs for location in front of the Deparbnent of Education building while Michael. Generakosnolds hostages inside. · Larry Bellon, the distnct's director of special education, said Generakos had lost full custody of hls son to tus former wife in Octo- ber. •When you have a very emo- tional and upset person, anything can happen," Be~kin saJd. ·Tue parents are very bnght dlld attic- . ulate, but they had very dilferent viewpoints about what should be done for their son." Belkin added that the teen has a •unique" disability and that the district and his mother were try· ing to upgrade the level or his specialized education Through conversations with Generakos, Belkin believes thdt he didn't W<lJlt to change his son's cumcu: FATHER CONTINUED FROM·1 who was passionate about the I; upbnngmg and education of his · two children. Generakos, who 1s scheduled to teach a· chemistry class at Coasllirie Corn.muruty College m Fountain Valley this spnng, reportedly abandoned a high- paying Job with a pharmaceutical company to be closer to his chil- dren. A comb1~allon of dec1S)Ons may have prompted Generakos to bring a handgun to the co~ty superintendent's office and hold an employee hostage. Generakos reportedly lO!).t full custody of tus daughter ana 16- year-old son to his former Wlfc in lum. • "I. think the dad didn't think the son should be aware of these new services," he said. "The mother thought the earlier to address the situation the better." District officials said Gener- akos bad regularly attended board meetings for the last year and left voice· mail messages for county education officials con- cerning his son. Officials said although Generakos never made any direct threats, they hired tt security guard to morutor board meetings that Generakos attend- ed. Police say Generakos walked irlto the district headquarters shortly after 2 p.m. Monday and went up a staircase to offices occupied by top adnunistrators. Generakos reportedly had a con- versation with Deputy Superin- October. "He was very depressed because be had lost his lods," said Generakos' father, Peter Gener- akos, who lives in Lakewood. "Ha was a very good person. He took care or tus kids for seven yedrs. He loved his kids. The son who is heanng- llllpaired. was one ot the corner- stone in Generakos' We. Dtstnct officials say that when the mother, who works as a counselor lor deaf kids at a regional center, made decisions for their children's edu- c:ation, Generakos became incensed. • "J talked to him a lot, but he didn't pamcf;;ate m the meetingc; regarding his son," said Larry Belkin, the district's duector of spec;ial educatipn. "He got upset aboul not* bemg part of the process." OCC gets $150,000 grant for training OCC has been named the rec1p1ent of a $150,000 Work- Based Learning Training Grant. This grant will provide the col- lege with the funds to give stu- dents work-based training m local school-to-career partner- ships. These partnerships ' ill open opportunities lor students to learn on the job dS well as at school. OCC will use the money to plan, develop and conduct train- ing activities. ~~ 1~L]@-CHITO DAYFIESfAS Full Service Calerlng Siuling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar 641·0209 Paatr Ttap To Go Order by the Dozen • Chingolingas • Taquitos • Tacos • Burritos • Guacamole .. , • Chips & Salsa COMPUTI Man MCIC fott I 0 $46.95 Call your nearest location for pick-up . ........ , ...... 10 to 1 SO people. Newport Beach 675·6855 tendent Lynn Hartline. bwlding. Shortly after Generakos About 150 d1stnct e(llployees arrived dt the offlce, Superihten-were unaware that Generakos dent John Dedn retwned from a had entered the bwldmg with a late lunch and running errands. gun Most of the employees' - His secretary, Judy Foster, told who handle dccounting, payroll him the gunman was irl the build-and personnel have offices on ing and inst:fucted Dedn to leave. the first floor. The distnct staff "I never saw him, but my sec-occupies a row ot three buildings reta.ry believed he was armed," on Kalmus Avenue. The superin- Dean said. "This was a surpnse to tendent's office is in the adnurus-~~ ,,had no idea it woul.d come to tration building. D1stnct offlc1als were uncertain Hartline reportedly walked out of the admmistration building why Generakos took extreme unharmed after the gunman measures, but they hope to have turned his attention to Nelson answers in the coming weeks. Police were aple to call Gener-"We had several conferences akos, who made no demands Wlth him. and that's why he went while he talked with Nelson ~ up to our ofltces," said Assistant Sgt. Lovelady said the SWAT Supenntendent Bill Ha~rmehl. tCdlll had 1ust begun negotiating ·we try lo take every precaution. his surrender when Generakos This kind ot thing happens once dnd Nelson emerged from the in a lifetime." Generakos attended distnct bodfd meetings, usually airing his . grievances during the pubbc comments portion of the meeting, when people Me gwen three nun- utes ectch to talk to the board. D'stnct officials estimate that Generakos had compldUled about his son's treatment for more than a year. Supenntendent John Dean said the mother and the district were aware that the teen wa~ going to have more physical prob- lems and they wanted to address ... them. "We're all JUsl s1ck a pout it." said Sheila Meyers, who sits on the county board of education. "My personal feeling is that he wd.Sn't a stable man. He never seemed to grasp the s1tuabon. "J guess like a lot of people he had d shorter fuse than we hoped he had." · -Reporters Kathleen Haney, Jennifer Anne Perez and Husein Mashni (ontributed to this story. More ~ff e:ctive than whispering in her ear-. ., The Diumon<l Eurring-. of \Corot or Mort•. Just see What ,t Couple of /)itmwml." Carr Do. I CHARLES fl. BARR th .SER ~Ml RI .. ... THEATEa CONTINUED FROM 1 certain goals, starting with mAk· ingmle oUilrung eartllquake-saf1• cµld firushing with oblami.ng building pefIJUls for the intenor improvements, •lf I can trap five ca~ and get them all placed into homes. you bet your bqttom dollar we can do this, • Pettit said, refemng to the felines that had taken up resi- dence m the theater. "We'll hCIV~ it up and running in a year and a half. While the actual cost of reno- . vating the theater is not yet known, the foundation has been working to raise Stl.5 riullion, TIDE POOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 studied and allowed to replen- ish itself. • . Corona del "Mar resident Nancy Gardner also advocated closure. •By passing a resolution Jor · closure, all you do is start a pro- ./ Tuesday, NOvember 24, 1998 5 .FYI Upcomlng fund-rcusers include a hohd<iy concert with fonuer Righteous Brother Sill Medley at the Balboa PaVilion on Dec. 3, end an April gala at the Catalina Casino. . The public 1S also invited to attend " .speoal celebration and ,marquee l19hting at the theat~r at 4 p m.,~londay. cedure to get bqseline studies so we know where we are,• she said, "I'm hoping the oty will take a bold tep and start nudg~ irlg lliis process turther. • But the council decided Monday much more hard soen- tiflc evidence was needed before Jt could start looking into the possibility of closing the tide pools. ·BR I E F LY An extra 1,000 parking spaces open at aifport Sunday marked the opemng of 1,000 new parking spaces at John Wayne Airport. The additional spaces are the flrst phase of an expansion of the. airport's east parking structure. Airport officials hope the changes help lighten the conges- tion m airport parking dunng the holiday season. Ofhcid.ls also suggest that trav- elers amve at the a.irport at least one hour before their scheduled departure time. Travelers are also encouraged to pre-plan where they w1U park, as well d:. u.c;e the expre.'>s va,let service m the ll.iam Street lot. For any que~tions about park- ing at John Wdyne Airport, call (949) 252-5200 or \'lSlt the airport's Web "Ile at www.ocalr.com . . "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments · • VaJances & Cornice Boxes •Roman Shades • Blinds • Verticals • Shutters • Bedspreads ·Complimentary Consultation in Your Homt Factory'& Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Co .... ta \fosa 642-8400 9ive that special someone a very special gift. RO LEX. CHARLES H. BARR (949) 642-3310 Fax(949)64c;..0664 -' . .. '• ffi-OPENER .. .. \ QUOTE Of THE DAY Costa Mesa High's Jemie DeNoewer headed f1W New •1 won't see my kids unit the evening, and if they haven't been thinking '---...:.------tin1nnt-tt...,."*1lrllWt-•'re ato ... " --...,,.--1--.----+--u~uo SfO e a hJ.:fiiSi ~/see page 7----------' Danny Gl~nn, Newport Harbor volleyball coach 6 Newport Beach/Costa 1'MslJ Daily Pilot Tuesday, ~mber 24, 1998 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 Suddellly ffiendljr skies • Weir's splendidly stunning touchdown pass to Martin could signal grQater effectiveness through the arr next ye~. BARRY h\lll.KNlll Dci'( Piiot F or weeks, months, even year!., the Cosld Mesd High foolbdll C'Oactung staff has beep trumpetmg an increased emphasis on the passing gdJTle. As if merely repeat.mg its desire to throw effecuvely would induce defenses to bdck off the 5-yard. tigbt-end-bracketed d.fea known as the box, the Mustangs' bram trust engaged dnyonP. who would listen, mo!>t often sportswnters, wiib lip servtce about aerial out- bw~ts and pas~mg pyrotechnics. ~ut m the actions-speak-loud- er·tban-words culture· of prep football, opposmg defensive coqrdmators knew better. Though a Mustang receiver o<'ca- s1onally broke loose behind the last line of defense, the odds of a pdss ldndmg m tu.s breud basket were'n't sub- s tan t 1 al Weir enough to loosen the nine-. 10-, even eleven-man fronts deployed to conldlll the Mustangs' smnshmouth ground atl<lCk. Mesa had, in fact, produced a paltry 29 regular-season comple- tJons (about three quarten. worth of work for, say, lhe Los AldJl\llos off Pnse) And de!.p1le averaging 17 yards per catch as a team, only Uuee Mesa receivers had found the end zone, heading into Thursday's CIF Southern Section D1\11Sion VI first-round clash at sccQnd-seeded lrvme. Then, with on<> drt.fully dTang spual from Dave We11 to Ricky Martin with lime wmding down in the first hdlf agdmst the Vaqoeros. the Mustangs went a lotl'g' way toward operung the sloes for next season. Weu, a quarterback experi- ment which had already been aborted when he shilled to wing- . back Jor a thrce,game stint earli- er m the sedson. faced lourth- and-six at the lrvine 29 wtlh the Mustanqs trailing, 26-14. Weir hdd thrown 22 yards to tight end Shctun Ferryman to kick start the clriv<" hut had ~mce fired three 10complet1ons, spanning the previous hw plays. Perhaps to c-c1tch Irvine off gu~d. the call was another pass as,:Weu dnftc-d toward the right hash mark and Martin angled across the field m the opposite direction, working his way btWlnd the Vaquero defensive back. Martin's cushion, however, ·wa& hardly obvious and when Weir unledshed the ball in his rec-e1ver's direction, it was not ~diately clear the play would --SEE WEIR PAGE 1 :•.: NEWPORT TAKES ON BULLARD: • • • l • Tournament-tough Sailors appear to be ready in run for State honors. RIUWU> l>ll:'IN ~,.,. . NEWPORT ·~EACH -There's a cert.am · amount of. excitement m facing the unknown, giving it a genuine •tourna- ment• feel. For Newport Harbor High's guls volley- ball team, which opens play at home tonight m the CIF State Division I Champi- onships, Bullard of Fresno will represent the unexplored in the first round at 7 o'clock. · "It's fun to sometimes play people·who you haven't seen,• Newport Harbor COdch Dan Glenn said. •Jt's llke going to a tour- nament.• · Glenn's top-seeded Sailors (23-0), who won the San Marcos Tournament and San- ta Barbara Toumament of Cham- pions this season, captured their biggest twphy Friday when they npped through Capistrano Valley in the ClF Southern Section Divi· sion I-AA title match• at Cypress College. . But now, Newport Harl?or, among the nation's top-ranked teams by several publications throughout the campaign, will bracket.• Bullard (29-1), which won its fourth consecutive North Yosemite League championship this season, was upset by Centennial of Bak· ersfield in the CIF Central Section final Saturday, 15-6, 9-15, 9-15, 15- 10, 15-11. The Knights entered the playoffs having swe~t every oppo- nent except one, according to the Fresno Bee. trip. (The Knights) will be able to concen- trate. on volleyball all day, and theY'.11 be coming in hero ready to .Play. l wo_n t see my k.icb until the everung, and if they haven't been thinking about the match, then we're dt a disadvantage. "But our team is a veteran group a.I\d hopefully by having gone thro_ugh ii before it will help prepare us for (torught): Bullard returns rune or' its 11 embark on its most significant Dan Glenn pldyers from last year when it reached the Central Section quarterfinals. Outside hitters Jessica Kinder, a senior, and Ashley Grooms, a juruor, are the Knights' top players. The Sailors, winners of sue straight Sea View League championships, captured lhclT second straight (and fifth overall) Southern Section title when they swept Capo. VdUey, 15-7. 15-7, 15-8, at Cypress College They capped their playoff run without dropping a game, going 15-0 while holding their opponents to eight points or less m 12 of the games. tournament of the year. Newport Harbor, knocked out of the state tournament last year by Marina in the quarterfinals, will attempt to win its third state title this decade, following the Divi- sion m crown in 1992 and Division l cham· pionship in 1994, when the Misty May-led Tars captured a mythical national title. "I like our bracket,• Glenn added, "because Royal (Simi Valley), Torrey Pin<>s and Marina are all on the other side of the "Both (Southern Section DiVtsion J) semilinal matches were won by teams on the road," Glenn said, referring to his squad's sweep at Irvine and Capo Valley's upset win at Mira Costa. •So sometimes it's good to be ori a road - The Tdrs hdve home-court advantage throughout the stdte playoffs until the Dec. 5 finaJ (should they reach that point), set for SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 7 HIGH SCHOOL IOYS CROSS COUNTRY • Newport Harbor High's boys cross country team left the rest of the Sea View League in its dust. H1ctto\RD 0 'V . NEWPORT BEACH -ond (15:55), followed by team- Tbrougbout the Sea View mates StP.ve Jensen. Chris Land- Leugue championship run, there gren and Adam Antonini. It was was a sense of quiet confidence the hr!>t time in five years that on Newport HarbOr l ligh's boys Newport swept El Toro (bor-! cross country team, but the and girls). Sailors' pattern of dual-meet Weck Three provided more of · thrashings were anythi.Dg but the same as Newport Harbor inconspicuous. creamed host Santa Margarita . In a league widely considered on a hilly course, 18-41, on a hot. competitive in virtually every dry day. Herberts won again, sport, Coach Biro Barry's Sailors this time. in 16:21, while blew away the field every time McMillen was second (16:26). out and dominated from begin· Next were Corona del Mar ning to end. capturing their sec· and Irvin~ m a double.dual meet ond straight league title. Oct. 29 at llll•••lil•• •They seem to have a quiet B o .o i t a confidence about them!-; lves C r e c ·k when they get out there, and Park. The they know they can run Wlth Tars b~dt anybody,• said Barry, who e CclM, 19- team will compete Saturday in 39; and the CIP State Division JI Cham-l o p p e d pionshlps at Woodward Park m lrvme, 1-1- Fresno. · 37. The Sailors, led by indiVldual H e r - l~ague champion Curt l lerberts, berts won went 5-0 in Sea View duals tor the double· the second consecutive autwnn, dual meet then crushed thetr competitors tn 14:46, 111 the Jeague fin$ Nov. 6 at w i t h .llvine Regional Park to crown an M cMillen unblemished season. t a k i n g ,.,_ ...... ••• lltrn ... h• .... ..,,,, .. ...... _ -~-••tv-· In their dual meets, the Tars third over- outscored their opponents, 91-all in 15:07. Landgren finished 204, then placed five runners m fifth (15:15), Antonini seventh the top !2 (including tirst-place (15:34) and Jensen runth (15:51). Herberts and runner-up Chris The effort et the stage for McMillen) at the league finals. Harbor's impressive sweep at The Sea View mastery started the league finals, where Her- Sept. 30, when the Tars deJcated bcrts' U:55.5 won the individual host Woodbridge m the league uue. . opener, 18·44. Herberts, a McMiUcn went 15:13.Blo fol· senior, won his first of five dual low Herbcrts, who won the meets, clocking a 15:31, with school's first mdividual boys sophomore McM1llen grabbing league title smce 1987, Barrf second in 15:42 and a Sailor said. grouping of 4-5-6·7 to follow. Antonini, a senior. finished •The most sigili.ficant aspect a1ghth overall (15:28), whil~ of that race was that it was Chri 1umor Landgren was 11th McMilJen's first varsity race/ (15:42). But surprising the field Barry said of his eventual sec-was Newport Harbor's fifth scor- ond-man runner, who be11t ing runnnr, scruor Doug Dukes, Woodbiidge's highly touted who wa.s 12U1 (15:46). David Paz. Jensen, a senior,' and junior A week later, Newport Har· I lugo Cortes cilso competed in bor faced El Toro, believed to be the league finals foe NeWJ>!)rt the league's second-best team in Harbor, which won with 34 tho presea.-;on. pomts. El Toro \62 points) placed OCANA MULVIHIU I DM.'I PILOT Newport Harbor Hlgb's Sea View League boys crou country champions · kneeling, from left. Admn Aatonlld, James UDtOln, Cbrll Landgren; standing, trom left. John Peschel\, Hugo Cortes. Curt Herberls, Doug Dukes. Chris McMillen, Steve Jensen. lbey're at the State Meet Saturday. In the Sailor ' only home second, followed by lMne (15), meet of the season, they CdM (9~). Santa Margarita (119) whipped El Toro at Fairview and Woodbridge t 130). Park in Coste Mesa, 15-43, James Llricoln, a senior, and while capturing the top five sophomore alternate John spots, led bY Heroorts' winning P c..helt also contributed tb1a time o! 15:44. McMilUm was sec· season. -H I G H S C H O.O l F 0 0 T I Al l P l A Y E R S 0 F T H E WE E K (COACHIS' SlllCTIOllS) v CORONA LELAND MCMILLAN DEL MAR ·TY HARPER • COSTA MES A RICKY MARTIN ~l JASON I~ RANKIN 1AsT WEEK'S HIGH SCHOOL F-OOTBl\J..L PLAYS OF 30 YARDS oa MORE! • 68-SHAUN Fl'tµlVMAN (Costa Mc a) fumble retum for touchdown • 50 -RO"RY McK1mvmt (Corona dcl Mar) punt • 47 -JIMMY H!!11zoa (Costa M • a) tour.hdown run GAMESTOPPERS LAST WEl!K'S BIG D2PENSIVI! PLAYS Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot .·oec'S e ers is ... the right choice .. . •The Orange Empire Coq.f erencc MVP selectiorl coriuhlttee recognizes her defensive excellence. W en most sp<>rts, rofessional sports in pdrticular, select'their MVPs,.only pne aspect of an athletes qamc is tdken into accounf -offensive producton. Sure, in bdseball you have Gold Glove awdrds, which is some ronsolatlon, but you're never likely to see Charles Johnson win an MVP award because he's such a good catcher. Mike Piazza 1s a more • likely choice, even. though, m my opinion, what he produces on -0flensc is haiely enough to dC'COtmt for passed bdlls and stolen bases allowed. With that in mind, it was rcfreshmg to see the Orange ER'lpire Conference go away from the norm with its selection ot;a women's socc-C'r conference MVJ'. No, it didn't SC'll'Ct Orange Coast College's Taylor Yurada, who led the confNence m scoring and broke OCC's s1(lgle-season record . h• It also didn't pick Jane'Specht, w o Wd:. the leading scorer for league champion Cypress. In raet, you won't fmd this year's .MVP on any of the leader boards b~cuuse lh~s year's MVP is Pirate~· sweeper Mary Peters, wbo v. di. given the award hdcause of the,IIllpacl her d4fensc had on OCC's 14-5-2 ( lp-2 in the OEC) seui.on. • "J really didn't expect this," raters sdid. "Whenever anyone wlns dn award, it's !or how many g11als they scored and the dqfen~im is \lSUillJy lc>Jt out. It fL·t•ls qood to Uunk that all that hihd \.vork W<llly paid off.• :.11 \Yds the P1ratps' offense, · # \vflich tied thP smglc-sedson scpnng rPcord with 73 god.ls, that yqt all ol the headlines while PulNs wns dl the center of a dufense that gave up just 13 q<)als m 21 matches. · t But 1! you ask dnybody on the ~19el1nec;, in pctrticular Coo.ch ~rbarn Bund, Peter.. was the hQ t plnycr on the held. "She ~as a tot of $peed and great . h4ll~hanclling skills,· Bond said. •~he has one of the best ·mJndi;els tor compctttion that I :ve ever seen. She never lets up, den m an easy game. With tv1ary bark there, the rest of the · tt ~m C:dn rcldx enough t.o really plpy the game." 1 Peters is glad that her tdunmatcs feel that way, but b~licves that it's a two-way ' street. "I fl'el comfortable back there becdusc I havo Lisa SCHEDULE TODAY • Volleytwlll Hrgh S(hool gr(fs • OF State Dtvislon I Tournament first round. Fresno Bullard at Newport Harbor, 7 p m. • laslcetball College women · ChrITTian Heritage et Southern Celrfornla College. 7.30 p.m DllP ~DAY'S COUNTS iason hill (Nielsen) and Dori (Marsh) who are both great players. I'm going to really miss playing with them," the sophomore said. Marsh, a sophomore as well, is a product of Estancia High. The only disappointment Peters had this season was not being able to beat Cypress and losing in the first round of the Southern California Regionals. "Our goal was to win a conference title ahd we came up short,• Peters said. "We were disappomted because of the rivalry between the two schools. •Sul I think the best game we played all season was the second game against them. We fought down to the wi.re and held them scoreless until the very end. Every~y worked bard for that.".--· Bond believes that Peters will make a fine addition to whatever university team she chooses to play for and knows that it will be hard to replace the centerpiece of Orange Coast's defense. But another Estancia product, Jennifer Porter, may be the answer. "She played some center and halfback tlus season after coming back from knee surgery," Bond said. "I know that if she's healthy, I can put her bdck there and she'll do a real 'good job." • Although Yurada, a Newport Harbor product, didn't win the MVP award, she was named first-team All Conference with Emma Ekblad and Erin Bergman, also an Estancia product. Yurada shattered OCC's smgle-season scoring record lvilh 24 gOdls, hve more than Julie Whitegon 's total m 1984. Bergman had 13 assists and set the single-season record, one ahead of Shannon Donegan (1996) and Mitch Nadon (1988). · Ekblad had 17 goals, tying her for fourth on the single-season list with Renee Barteski (1987) and 10 assists, tying her for fourth with Michelle Lutsch (1991) and Nadon (1987). Nielsen. Apollonia Reyes, a Costa Mesa resident.who ~ attended Mater Del, and Viviana Perezchica, were named to the second team. I 0 A·T ING VOYAGERS YAOff O.UB Hot Rum~ (Nov. 21-22 rac:.s) Oass A -1 Tantalon, Jim Douglas, KHYC. 2; 2. lndrgo Tiger, 1ohn Mack, VYC. 4. Class 8 · 1, Vortex. Bruce Twichell, SBYRC. 3; 2. Snowman, Clarr Snow, SSYC. 3; 3 Trust Me, Carl Gronbach, SSYC. 6 . s.nt»nli 20 • 1. Gremlin, Gordon Wanlas. BYC. 2. Quitcherb1tchin, Adam Kline, BSSA. 4; 3. Gem, Doug Whittaker, vvc. 6 SIA ~ ~ Ufdnl . 1 boet.. 19 angltn. 62 und t>.11. 5 scu1pln. 2 sheephe~ ~ .....,_, boet.. 11 .......... ~ I H POLO HONORS . ONWEL·L ·SEA VIEW . PLAYER OF YEAR Coaches name six Back Bay standouts first-team all-league. Newport Harbor High senior Gary Conwell, who led the Sdilors to their sec- ond straight Sea . View League c~arnpionship and the No. 1 ranking in Orange County, has been named Sed View Player of the Year by the circwt's coaches. Conwell tallied 48 goals, 50 assists, 56 steals and drew 36 ejections from opponents. Five other locals gar- nered first-team honors, Gary Conwell mcluding Newport's Jeff Leeper and Tun Birds01:ig and Corona de.I Mclr'" Jason Palda, Ryan Tucker and Garrett Gentry. Leeper, a seruor and the lone locdl iepeat 11r I· team pick, had 60 steals. 48 goals and 19 c1ss1 ts for Coach Bill Barnett's Tars who fell m the CJF Div1s1on 1 quarterfinals to firush 23·6 Birdsong, a junior, goalie had 223 saves. Cd.M finished 12-12. losing m Ute CIF U1v1sion l quarterfinals to top-seeded Long Bea('h Wilson Newport seniors Kevin Bl?CkN, Tyler Caffoy ctnd Chnt Pc•etz "Were i;econd-team selecnon!>, a!> was CdM senior G£f•g Marchiorlatti and Sea King junior Da Vici ra hiun. Coaches' All·Sea View League Boys Water Polo Player of the Year Gary Conwell, Newport Harbor Sr First Team Jett Leeper, Newport Harbor Sr. Tim Birdsong, Newport Harbor Jr. Jason Palda, Corona del Mar Sr. Ryan Tucker, Corona del Mar Sr. Garrett Gentry,.Corona del Mar Jr. .Jeff Lloyd, El Toro Sr. Doug Brown, El Toro Sr. Jim Craycraft. El Toro Jr. Jas?n Herzog. IMne Jr. . Second Team David Fabian, Corona del Mar Jr. . Gre~ March1orlatti. Corona del Mar Sr • Kevin Becker, Newport Harbor Sr. Tyler Caffey, Newport Harbor Sr. Cllnt Peetz. Newport.Harbor Sr. ltevpr McMunn. El Toro Jr. Andy Terpstra. El Toro Jr. Christian Munden, Irvine Jr. Chris Peck. Irvine Jr. Ryan McDonnell. Santa Margarita Sr. David Fabian Greg Marchiorlatti '.Kevin Becker l)•ler Caffey Clint Peetz GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY DeNoewer headed for New Mexico St. • Costa Mesa standout earns full-ride scholarship. COSTA ?YtESA -Costa Mesd High senior Jamie DeNoewer, a standout on the Mustangs' girls cross rountry tedJll the past thret? yecsrs, has comrrutted to New Mexico State, Costa Mesa Athlct- tc Director Kirk Bauermeister ::;aid Monday. DeNoewer, who won both of her heats the past two weekend in the CIF Southern Section Divi- sion rv preliminanes and finals at Mt. San Antonio College, has reportedly accepted a lull-ode scholarship to continue her nm- ning career with the Roadrun- ners. DeNoewer wa::; the No 1 run- . ner on last year's state champi- onship team in Division IV circles as the Mustangs shocked the field at Woodward Park in Fresno. The 5 foot-2 DeNoewcr will return to the state meet Saturday as an Individual. DeNoewer, the Pacific. Coast League's mdiVtdual runner-up the past two yea.rs behind Univer· 5ity's Allyson Marquand, also DIANA MIJL\/1H!U J OAAV Pit Ol Co~ta Mesa's Jamm Dr.Noewer ls conunltted to Ne\\ Mexico SL considered runnmg ~ l l lumboldt State, UCI amt UC Dctv1" Sh~ plans to ma1or m nursing. • by R1cl1ard Ouun .. I ' VOLLEYBALL CONTINUED FROM 6 7 p.m. at Cypress College. "lt':• 1mp9rtant" for us 1.o get off to a good start ltunigbt)." said Glenn, whose ~quad, 36·1 overall (includU19 bcst·of·three matches), is led by senior setter Jennifer Carey and Juni uls1de hitter April Ross. Carey, the team's floor • leader who recently com- mitted to the Uruversity of Hawali, had five kills, four digs. t\\ o blocks and 30 assists in the Southern SCc· tton flllal againSt Capo Val- ley Ross finished with 12 killS, four digs and thrJ,'!e olo blocks. The Tars are also led by 6-foot·2 middle blockers Kathy Lavold and Krl ta om. while junior outside hit· ter Brenda Watennan is a dangerous weapon for them. A victo,Y tonight tor th Tar; would e t up a quarter .. fmal howdown Saturdfi) aHdinst the Dake.rsf1eld Cen· tcnnial-Capistrano Valle' w.mner, also at N wport Harbor nd also starung at 7 o'doc:k. , ., Tue~; November 24, 1998 7 •••• , ... , ... , GIRLS Tars' Hunt qualifies forSCGA showdown • Lone distnct goller fires an 87 Monday to qualify. DESERT HOT SPRINGS - Newport Harbor High freshman Kelly Hunt shot an 87 in the CIF Southern Section guls goU cham· pionsh1ps Monday dt Mission Lake~ Country Club and qudli- hed for the Southern Calilom1a Golf Asi.ooatlon Ma<;ters Cham· p1onship next June at the SCGA Members' Coun.e m Mu.nieta Hunt. the only Newport-Mesa Dtc;trict go11er to qualify for the CJF Finals, an·d Woodbridge's Chanrung Love1oy .(daughter o! Big Canyon Country Club head PTO Bob Love1oy) were the only two Spa View League giJ;ls to quahfy for the year-end SCGA/sldte championship; The cut was 87. Three goJ.t.e:S::; shot 70 to earn ml'Clalist horio a held of 103 The top advanced to the SCGA event. Hunt,' thud at the Sea Vie League Finals, fulished ahea~ two Santa Marganta goliers and two Woodbndge players. .- •(Hunt) had some trouble on two holes, when she four-putted once on a par-3 and another hole when she took an eight." .New- port HMbor Coach Jtm Warren Sltld. "But she parred about 10 holes. She really played well; she JUSt couldn't get any putts to fall I saw the ld..c;t hve holes, and each time her putt lipped out." WEIR CONTINUED FROM 6 end Wlth an end-zone celebration for the Mustangs. But, as the ball drifted over the outstretched hand of the defend. er, Martin continued to sepdJ'atg, bnngmg the ball down just be}'<.md the goal tine with a le.ip· mg catch worthy of any highlight reel. The 29-ydrd sconng hookup brought the visitors to within 26· 21 with 55 ~cconds left in the halt And, while lr\'me went on to SC"Ore 20 unanswered points in the third quarter, en route to a 53 35 triumph, the, play may prope the off-sea .. on conhdence o We1r, who \\ill return under cen- ter next fall. It could also serve wammg to 1999 opponent!> and Howt."U has already hinted that a cast of tal· ented ~kill players could tngger t1 departure from the foot-to-foot, double-tight-end formations that helped tatlhack Steve Hen.og amac;.s a chool single-game rrecord 51 cam"s in the regular- "Ca~on fmale again~t '\hso ' Niguel i-• • • • ... . . .. . ......... . - 8 . . Tuesdoy, November 24, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily P.ilot c NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUILIC Noncn ,PUBLIC NOTICU ~IC_ NOTIFU PUIUC lfOTICU PUBLIC NOTIOI Hev9 you .,.,. doing 80l'I St., 11, Com M.... Fredertdl ~. 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No Tl\llllof<hll ~a.. .• and ,~ on 01128'94 plied r .... dlnO t•. ~ wtth the COU'd'f CMtk ol Thia buslneu I• GOn-Have you atatt9d doing With tM ~ Clerlt of doing buslnMI u · ACAi· J'"*I JordanWl*>n ...... -. ...... e.n. 1n$1• 94.()4721'75 ol OITi &ion Of ~. to ..... ~ •• c. •t04 Oninge County on 11/19i'98 ducted by: hulbend and tMulness v•t'l No ~County on 1 t/06t98 ULCO TRAV!L. 722 w. 'Thie Ntement WU tiled tcilrv .. Wll .... ""* Rec.ord• In th• omc. °' uhlfv the ~ .... ' • • 1"88771938 wtf9 Ft.CSlrlcil F. Barbarossa 1H89774778 CNIOtnen AWi PIAc«dla with tM ~ Ctn of IUC1b'I tO the hirghut tJIO. County R4cofdel ol Ora NC:Vled by Mid o..d,,lid w.-~_f_tot U.C.C.. o.ity PaOt Nov 24 Dec 1 Have you ttaned dOtng Thlt statomorit WU lllod Dalfy Pilot Nov 10 17 24 CA 02&70 " • Ofarige County on 11/20/98 der fOf c.uh ~Ill time County Caldomll ertd pur '1811C• ~. wlltl aanrw Ne. UMS-Ca 1 11, 1M · •• T;eO tiu11MU ~ YH, 01/11/ with lh• Coonty CI011c cf Dec 1998 · • It-49 Vleto11a ~d•, 2417 , .... 778077 of .. tn Dwfl' ~ d lt'8 euant to the Noliee <JI o.tM 1nteMI u pnWlded .,.._,, ~~ •• hlrlby given to ' . N .Orenoe County 00 11/oel98 • • S6IM Peclflc Av•. Sama Oaltf PllOC NOY.~ .. DIC. 1, ~ s... bf *"· a Ind flec1ion 10 Sell lb«eun and JM u~ ~ « ,c~rs of th•. ~lthln .. _ PUaUC N01'ICI Albll1Q &M*.a -t9Ml7747l'9 Pbiuc-wmcE Ana, CA l770-4 •• 15, 1998 T174 ~ ct.a drlwrl ti(. def recoidtd on 08I05JN. ,,,. nOl9 MCMtd .11¥ Mid •11'.!•r tNf • tlUllr Thi. •~ wu ftled Oall~ Piiot Nov. to, t7, 24, " Thia bu1ln•11 11 con-... or,..,,._.'** • ctlildl 111 .. 1 1"80507~ ol .. dMd ~h 1n1«• tMrlOll • lal•. •bout to be mad•., ~1t1oue._,,_ with tn. CoUl'ltY Cler1l of 09C 1, 1991 nso F1ctntCHtS .,.,,... duct9d t>y:.,, 1nc11v1cNe1 PUIUC NOTICE drw«1 b¥ • ..... or ,..... omc at ~ecx>rd• w111 s.a . prOYided n said Note, ,_ ttrr euelt ducrlbed Na..,_ 8tat9m.nt Otingl County on 11/04198 ...... •t.rement HIY9 you ltar1ed d°"'1g . aedil un[on, or 8 ~ dl9oMI 1~ al 1'30 pm. N. th cherv-s and~ ot the ~ and bullnnl Thi foUowlng persone are 1 .... 774800 PUBLIC NOTICE TII• ronowtng PMOtll are butllwu y8"? Yes. 10/$198 FlotHlow......, ua by 1 ...._ or fedll'll 1M9 llOl'lh rroot entr•nc• IO t 1ru1t" and of ttll INCi ldtJ,,;::::I ttll Mllet are· dOlng bulltlMI aa: GSA Dally Pilo« Nov. 10, 17, 2-4, fkltttlou• Buil,..H doing bu~ as:. New. \'lc10t11 l.lnd~d• ThN~nr:J.......... ~--;, *" •1·-::,: County CoutthouM, cr9etld by IUf 0.... d JOWW HOLCOMBE, 2801 ~MM~ ~P;Y· Oec.1, 1198 T1-47 NMM •tat•ment por1·M' ... TutO!ing Center,~· t~t,.~ we,~·~ dOln~ bu110:.~.:~ ~ln·..alort~dN CIVIC Center 01111• w .. 1 Ttwe. This .... doet not HANOA BLVD COSTA 1 tit ·• •· LI NOT I! Th follow! 00 -41~K Pa<;lflc CoU1 Hwy, ,,..,_,,:r o Arlia· US.A 2293 'trllrvlftl f'lr.-CodeWld~ S1nt1 Ana, Ce at publ1 1ncludet,,.f'IOhUooblail'lany Ml~ CAUlltOANIA ~Newpor1 S..ch, CA PUB C IC dol~g bu":ir.':. • 1": N-port Be1efl, CA 92660 °'Wl09Countyon 11/20198 Ad •P C'41ta M99a. CA to do buillrl8le in_. • .,..) euctlon, to the h1gh .. t bidd1 ec:cruld rents that -oollM· Th• locltlon In Caltfomt• GSA CommerOlll RMI e.. F1ctJtlou1 llu1lneH Promel11, 2121 W11tcfltt 01vld 9obyn1, 414 Vista t"88778070 02027 ' • Al TheNorttrfrorun1111no110 for c:asll (~bl• M the hm era! fOf Uw c:Clhglllione ... of -.Chief ~oelrttve olftce tale Cornp1111y (CA> -4S90 • Neme Statern.nt or., Newport De1ct1. CA ~~~· owpor1 Beach, CA Dally Piiot Nov. t-4, Dea. 1, Seung Hyung L.H, 189 -.. c:ouniy ~. 700 of .. 10 1n llWolful money oft cured by the deed ~ trusl, of iii Hll8' 11; NONE MicMt'tur eivd., Sulit 50<>, Tiie followlng pet"IOna are 82880 Thia builneu 11 con-8, 115, 1990 T187 Cerite!e, ""'"9, CA o:zeoe Center Ori\19 Welt, Seta United St1t .. .) •U nghl, 11111 whether Of not ~ered, Id b'J the 111ter, all Ntwport Boach, CA 82880 dotng busln .. s u: Prtmary W••tc:llrt Ma1ht, I~. (CA), ducted bu· an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICI! Thie .bu1ln111 11 con-Ana, CA. .Ill nghl, Illa and end 1nter111, con¥'1Yed lo •n co111onrec:,ed'8 , rOfec:ef~he. J:w~ o bualn ... nltnN Ind Tiii• buetntu la con. Source Rehab, 2400 w, 2121 Woatcfllf Or, Newpot1 " . duc19d bv: 1n 1"911/idual .,.... ~to and ro1t now held by 11 under •• "' ~-...,.. 1 .. UHd by th• duc19d by: 1 eotporatton Coast H'"Y·· IE, Newport BHch, CA 02e&o bu• ntss et"1 No Rottfloue Butlneu Have you ttartlCI doing held ~ • under Mid Deed d ~ of TMt 1n th• prope poaMM!on, the beMflc:iary 11ttet Within WM VHte b• Hav• vou alartlCI dolna Buch. CA 92ea3 Thi• bualn111 11 co •David ootvns ~ Neme lt•t.m9f\t bu•lnffl yet? YH, 1843 TR* in lhe prtlplltyllitUlled in •1tu.tod Ill 1111d County 1 or any other '*"°" Olt.CS lor• th• date 1ucn '·'''Wal bUI 0811 v•t? Y11. 10'241 Dannis P. Kline, 1314 ducrtld by. a COfporat1on Thi• •t•tement Wilt fifed The lollOWlng persont .,. Seung Hyung LH lllldCounly.~~ State and de1C11bed .. fol 11/09/98 Conaollclated R• 11nt or dell.,,.rld to th• 90 PCH, IA HunlfnQton H1v1 you 1ta119d doing with the County Cleric of Clalng bultnea.a u: The"· This 11atemen1 wu ftled ~the tend lhef9r1 -;n. tows. n more fully delcr1 oonveya~ c.omp.ny, _.,,, buyer are 458 LINDEN GSA Commercial Real e .. Beacn CA t2848 bu•~• v•t? No Orlllo• County on 11/06198 rang9d FIOW9r 18 Sum-with th• Coumy Clm ol JIRlf*1Y . ._....,. ~ on Hkl dMd of trust apn d1vr•lon d aiic:.ao Title STREET. LAGUNA BEACH, lat• Comp1ny, Gtorg• Geiy. D. Ptatzma'I, 1500 WltlCftlf Market, Inc., Rot> 19988774783 merwalk Court. N.wport, Orangt County on 1012819& is. being "*' ... •.. The 44!>-1-41-11 trust .. IS MU IMurenc» Co 24011 "'-'ftn CA 92651 Spizzirri, CEO • • Ctay St., Newport Beach, er1 J, MeNerney, Prff CA 02663 t0H0774057 ._. addr.-~ other PfOperty •H 11, wMnl 11· T /JNd, 2nd floor ~HI, Th• namN Ind bultneu Thll 1111emen1 w11 l'il9d CA 92663 Tnis aiatemlllC w11 nled Dally Piiot Nov. to, 17• 24• carol Anne Tong, 18 sum· Dally P1tot Nov. 10, 17, 24, oorMlOtl deaignltion. 'atPJ, d 111ee1 edd;Hs •nd o1 CA P1302 (ltl) 17f.1430 addrOSHI of the buyer are. wtlh tfle Counfy Cl811c of This business la con-wllfl ttie COW!ty Cl8'k ot Dec. 1, 1996 T151 menvaJk Co\Jrt, Newport, O.C. I, 1898 Tl-48 the ,.., property delcr1bed common d•rgnalion, ii •nv 8y T. Alltllime Tru~ S.S. RYUSUKE HOSHINO ANO OrangeCountyontf/0698 ductedby:co-plMlll OrangeCountyoo11f06/9e CA92G63 atlCJlooe•pwpor1adtobe 1158 oftharealpiopettyd..ui Otrlcer Authont«I Signor TAMMY HOSHINO, 2"85 1H88774798 Have you llal1ed doing 10H877478t PUBLJC NOTICE · Thi• buelneu 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE Baleenc DrMI. C.OS.. Ml8ll abO'le 11 purp011ed to be lPP 21269 11/17 1112-4 & ~~Evdl'~.A~~RNIAC~~f Dilly Piiot Nov 1o 17 2• business yet? No DaDy P1lol Nov. 10, 17, 24, Actlttoue Bu•IMU dUcted b)'' 111 lndl\lldual Fl tttl Bu 1 liCA 92628d-'~ undetllgnld ~ Voo ~rman A11enue 12J0119& ' ' .., .. n--""" ' T,14~ Dennis P. Kline DIC 1, 1998 Tt53 Have you 1tarted do!ng 0 OU$ t M.. nJllea -·• ~ li9hilitr Newpc)(1 BMch, Ca 92i The 11sets to bl •old are ~. 1• '""" ~ Thia 11atemen1 wu flied Name &t•tement t>us1neu et? No Nam• Statement fer ll'f •m1a:t1w d the The undenignld Tru.t desc:nbed In QIOOlal as PUBLIC NOTICE wtth lhe County Ctat1c of PUBLIC NOTICE Thi following pe!'9QnS are Carol A. ~ong Tiie tOllowtng pereons 1r1 Cr1llf addr.. end °'* d11el:a1ms any t •bohty IOI f"''U ALL lur11tture, ttaruru, • Or1nge County on 11/06 98 doing business.,. The N• This 11a1emen1 wu ftfld doing bualne11 u : Techni· oonwnon deaignllllon, ' ll'f'ot lncOfllC!NtU ot the atr ~ equipment snd trado name. ,.otltlow auef,..u '"88774782 Flotltloue 8u1fM1t lure. ol Living, 27051 Ay· With t~ County Clerk of care, 370 E. Intl $1., #F, shoMI heleln_ Said-. W!I eddieea and octier com Ml'Utftt.aa..- ol •certain b£1111ne11 !ndR NameStat9ment OallyPOotNov 10 17 24 N&m•Ste1eme"t vi•mjoontc• .. !!!!•2t, Mluton OraogeCo\Jntyoo11/20;'118 Co1teM .... CA028:27 bemede.IMWilhotA001191W'11 dea1gnation '' •"Y1 lftVlll.,...~ are located a 280t H" · · • • • Th• following per11on1 ere • • ,. ........ 1 .... 88778078 Roman Kagan 329 Mon-°' Wlllratt)' CJCll •Id or T · BOA BLVD . COSTA MESA, Tha followtng ~·.,.. . 1, 1998 n52 dOln,g bu•lneu H! Mr1 Shawn Scott Kennedy, •• roe 51., Irvine, CA 92820 lfl'IPlitd, regllf'ding *· pos. hlf••n he total amount o PACIFIC VIEW CALIFORNIA doing busineu IS, Ntw· Kennedy'• Tiffy, 1:280 27051 Ayamon11 Street. Dally Pilot Nov. 2-4, 09C. 1, Tf\11 buelneu Is con-SIAIOl'I, °'~.to the unpeld balance of ' ME ORIAL ft&BK Th• business name used port Appttance and P11t1, PUBLIC NOTICE Blion; 188, Newport MIHlon V11Jo, CA 92892 8, 15, 1991 T171 ducted by: an Individual ~ .,. r9ITlatlWlg pnnapat obhgat•on aecurld by th M ""'" b'/ the "°" at th1t loca· 370 E. 17th St., IF. Co11a Fl Be ch CA 92660 Thi• bu1lneu ts eon-Have you 11ert9d dOlng sum d the not~•) MQll«f by ptopeny •o be sold and r.. Cemetety • Mortuaiy Uon 11 GOLDENSPOON Mr•,••. CL.IA '!f27 ""I,. w ;t1t1ou.~_:u•l•ut cirol 'FrMlander Keonedy, ducted by: 1n lndtvldual PUBLIC NOTICE builn.as ylf? Yes, 11118/ Aid Deed d Tn.r With rriter· sonable estimated co.ts. Chapel • Crematnrv FROZEN YOGURT 12& · •he P" s, ..., ....... • em. •men 1001 w Stevens #15!> HIVe you atartad doing 98 e11 ltlere011 aa ~ 111 Silld e.penses and •dllance• a -·' The anrJctpatld d1t1 ot Carrtege, Santi Ana, CA The follow1ng personl are Santa An'a CA 92707 ' tiuafnoss '/817 No FlotlUoue Bual.,... Roman Kagan 1'111111(•) ~ '#Pf undet the Irmo ol the 1mt1.1I publlCll 3SOO PaclllC View Onve lh• bulk 11fe la December 02707 doing buslneu u : UP• Thi• bui1n111 Is con· Shawn Scott Kennedy Nem• 8tet9ment Thi• statement wes ftled the tenns ol lho Deed oi Trua 11on uf th• Notte• of set• 1s' Newport Beach. 15 1898 11 the otttce ol Roman Kagan, 328 Mon-GRADE EXPRESS, 1783 ductad by• husband and This statement wu flied The foltowtng peraone 1r1 wlU\ the Coun!V Cf.nc 01........., r.. therges and S1 288 755 89 In 1dd11ton t S44 2700 UNIVERSAL TITLE, OR· IOI SI. lrvlne, CA 92620 KalHr Ave., llV!n•, CA Wll• • with th• County Clerk of doing .busln ... 11: VehlCI• Oreng• County on H/20/08 9lq)lnli85 ollhe.Tl\ISIM and o( caeh, Iha Truatee Wiii KCept ·---·----.. ANGE ESCROW BRANCH Thie buelnell Is con-9261-4 Have you stlr19d doing Orange Coumy on 11/06198 Regl1tretlon & Tax Ser· 1H8877eoe8 lhetf\A~Mtedtlvlaid De.I a cah1e(1 ch.Ck drawn on a 1205 E. Cflapman Ave. Or· ductod bv: • gl!llral IW't· Cruz Complller Sytltml bu1tn111 uet? No t99887T4787 vtce1, 2-4282 Sparrow St., D I Pll N 2• o 1 d Tftw• to-I $368 527 80 11111 or nallonat ll'1nlr • Pt£RCE lllOTllEIS c 92886 ' n•rlhlp Inc .. (CA), 2034 E. Uncoln 1 K d la)(e F'oreat, CA 92830 11 V ot ov. .., IC. • ,.,_, · · BEU. BRO·•-AY ange, a . Have you atarled dolr/i Ave. 1400 An•helm CA Carol Freetander enne Y Dalfv Pltot Nov 10, 17, 24, Robert Brl1n Nlcktl 24282 8 15 1998 T195 {E51~ ~ inter_. check drawn by • stale o JWW This bulk sate Is 1ub)ect bu 1 ? y 1,11 / ... 2806• ' ' Thi• statement w11 filed Dec 1 1898 T154 S ' ' ' andaddlbonal~f-ledorat cUtdtl unron or MortU""' *Chapel to Ctftfornla Untform Com-• OOH v•t ... • with 111• County Clerlc ol . • parrow St., Lek• Forllt, I PUBLIC NOTICE ··"" ..... = _.,. check drtwn .... • stato () -, e claf Cod• Section 98 Thl1 bu1lne11 Is con· 0 C /06/9B p B I OTIC! CA 02830 .._ ~ u__ pnor to "' Cremation ~1~.2 If so aubJec:1 th• Fellx L.apldl1 dUct9d by: a corporation range ~::a:7~~792 U L C N Thi• bu1ln1u It con-Flotttfou• lklllne.. ..,. The btl*Y under federal sa111ng1 and loa d dd 0; the Roman Klgan Have you start9d doing • t ducted by: e11 tndMduat l8ld Deed d TIUll lwlilafor• 111aoc1ahoo, N'ltr!Q• auo-110 Broadway ne~~nanw11n' w~~: clalms Thia 1t11ement wu n11<1 bu1ln9'S 'Je17 No Delly Piiot Nov. 10, 17, 24, Flotlt oue Buel,...• Have you ttlrt9d doing Name ltat."'4Htt -.Jlecl and~ to the c1at.on 0< saV1ngs benk Costa Mesa ~ be 1llld Is· wllh tht Coumy Cl•r1t of Cruz Complll,r Syetem1 O.C.1, 1998 T155 N•M• Stat•rn.nt bualnaaa yefl No Tiie,foUow1ng '*"°"'.,. ~·~ Dec1at> spte1flld In Saction 5102 ol 642·1U50 U~IVEASAL 'TITLE OR· Oranga County on 11/20/$8 fnc., A\Jdy Cruz.. Pr•. The folfowlng '*80111 are Robert B. Nlckll doing bullnllt u: Satvaoe bOn d OS.. end Olmlnd for the Ftnencral Code end ANGE ESCROW BRANCH, 1998977'°87 n111 statement Wit ftled PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu1lne9' U'. Jett Ex· Thlt ltAlttment wu filed Specllllat, 6309 w. 11t, S.. end a V«1llmn ,..._ d authof111d to do buainlll in ---------- 120!. E. Chepmen Ave , Or· Dall'/ Pitel Nov. 2-4, 09C. 1, ~ th~~ ~~~:J Flotltloua llu•lneH ~:.:·M!::. ci'~~ Pl., ~th theCoCounty Clent120~8f ~ t''5o~8:~~09 w. ~~~ '° Sell th111llte In tM ~tender ange, Ca 929&8. _,,d tut 8, 15, 1998 T184 nlnge n,, on Name Statement Mtke Giibert, tne.,(0• renge unty on 11 ,., 1 at Santa Ana, CA 92703 --....,.-QIUMd aict olher then cah is llOOlll*d. Cl-::•:~~SDT dale for nnng cl1lm1 •hall t 90ae77eo7:z The followtng ~sons 11• tl'Nart), 218 V1rglnl1 Pl t"88778071 Thi• bu1lne11 Is con. Nolte:* d Oald aocl Eltctlon ltte TrustM mey withhold the . be Dlcember 14, 1998. PUBLIC NOTICE . Dally Piiot Nov. 24, Dec. 1, dOlng bUsln ... u: SEClJ. CoSla Mota. CA 92627 ., Dally Pltot Nov. 24, Dee 1, ducted b)I:.,, lndlvldlJll to Sell lo be r900l'ded In .. itauence ol lhe Trwi... wh«her you•,. t>uy-- WhlCfl fl thl bu1lne11 d•y F1ctHleu9. I 8, 15, 1998 T199 RITY PACIFIC FINANCIAL Thia buslneu la con· 8. 15, 1998 T172 Have you IUll1ed doing ~ ~ lhe real~ [)a.I unhl funds ti.come :~king .... ~ t= before •h• Slit d•t• 11*:'-UI ..... SERVICES, 2-4401 Rldgl duc:tecl b'J: a corl)Ofatlon bulllllHI v.n Yes, Nov. • more available to !tie ,,...... Of D•tedl NOVEMB~R Th• foltowtng pwsons .,. Hiiia CA 92853 ... bU11nea1 yet? No John L Somll'I $ldl i900fdllloil, C.Soma Th 111 •n ettempt lo col'ed a :us -ftld above Nam. ltatament PUBLIC NOTICE Route Del .... A1oe, Laguna Have you atatted doing PUBLIC NOTICE 1993 morda tww ~ Ul08 endorsM 11 a metier ol nght.I whatcyou n8 ... 1111d1_ 17, 1998 doing buslneu u : Cll11or· ffotltfouaBualneu C11ig Eugene Nelson, M1k1 Gibert, Int:., Mlchael F1otltloueBmlne.. This 1tai.ment wu filed Recoaveyanct Co . 9451 debt end any fnfonnetion ·...a ... 78 BY: /I/ AYUIUKE n11 V1hlcl1 Tranapor1, 289 Name Statement 2113f Wlnchesltr Dr .. Tr• Lance G be!1, President Na~ Statement with the County Cln of Corbin~. Miii Seap N -:;:;::;::;::;::;::;:::::::::::::::::1 HOIHJNO Del Mar Ave, IA, Coata The loflowlng persons are buco Canyon CA 82679 Thi• l1atement was ntea The foUowlng pereon1 are Orange County 00 11no198 01 02 01. No11hndo•. CA I /8/ TAMMY HOSHINO Mtsa, CA 82827 doing bus1nes1 11: Mans-This bustneu II COii' with th• Colll'lty CIOfk of <kX':1i bu&lfltSI u: Dc>R• 1Hl87710e9 9132-4,' ('015) 3'7-7728 ( Ted Vince Cllligot1, 289 COS Ensenad1 R11t1urant. ducted b)I: an lndMduat Orange Courity on t 1i08198 Ml u.ste Consulting, 2163 O tty Piiot Nov 24 09C 1 Oebotall BrV*:, Va P!W-"Affordable Pub l1hed Newport Del Mar Ave .. •A. Colla 31522 W. 5th St., Santa An1, Have you lltl1ad doing 199B0774790 Pacific Ave., Ste t , Co1ta a · • T. • dn, OM 11/.wl 8HCh.COlta Mell Dally ~.ta. CA 92627 CA 82-703 bu I t? y 10 1/98 . • MUI, CA 02827 8, 15, 1988 168 ASAP339150 11110. 11111. p 01 November 2-4, 1998. Jo AM Ctlllgorl, 289 Del M1l11 Fellx Ram1J1, 1929 er!i~·~~r.~n 11• Dally Pilot Nov 10, 17, 24, Kllherl1141 M. Hlelc9)', 2U53 11124 Alternati•ve" n 62 Mat .Ave, ,A, Co111 Meu, S. Sulllvlll'I, Sanu Ana, CA Thla stitement WH l!ed Dec.1, 1898 Tt58 P1ctftc Ave., Ste. 8, Costa PUBUCNOTIC! --------- . --------•CA 92827 92704 wttfl the Counfy Cterk of p L C NOTICE Mesa. CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• buslneu I• con-Thi• bu1ln11s Is con-Orange Counfy on 10126198 UB I Thia bueln111 ,, eon. NOTICE ()fl TRUSTEE'S ---------o· c k --------•ducted by: ~usband ll1d ducted by: 1n lndtvldull 1H887731t4 Fl tltl B r..... ducted by: an l,,dlvld.,.I SALE 'null .. Sale No. NOTICE YOU ARE IN OE· 1scount as et, ':: FlctJUoua BualneN wile Hive you lfarted doing c oua ua Have you started doing I00312 l.olf'I No. 081'720015 FAULT UNDER A OEEO OF , Name 8t•t•ment Have vou started doing buSIF141SS 'Jlt? Yu, JUl'J l, Dally Piiot Nov, 2-4, Dec. 1• Name St.tement business ye17 Yea, 8/98 • lbtOrdw No. 82M72S APH TRUST DATED 06/09/9• ' Th• touow1ng per.on•.,. business v•t7 Y ... 1111s1 1991 • 8, 1s. 199e n1s Th• fonow1ng persons ar• Klthertne Hickey 131-431.n You ARE IN uN1..Ess You TAKE AC Cremation & doing busln111 ... a) 98 Mana Ramo1 PUBUC NOTICE doing business u: Mesa This statement w11 ftled DEFAU..T UNOER A DEED • FRENCH ANTIQUES: b) Ted Calllgorl This 1tatemen1 vyas fifed Mllfke1ing Group, 1905 E. wtth the County Clerk of <:I TRUST DATED "412&96 TION TO PROTECT YOUR ., ' . PANIEA DE FLEURS. 291S This statement was nted with the Covnfy Cldrk ot Flctltlou• 8U1ln... 17th, $ulte 1103A, Santa Orang• County on 11/20/88 \.H..ESS YOU T.N<E ACTION ~~g~eA~~u~~c ~,re~~ Bun·~· Ser' Vl·ce Bristol SI., Co111 M•H. C.A with the County. Clerk of OrJngl Counry on 1Q/05/98 Name Stat•nMnt "s"·· CA 92ws p I t9H8778074 TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· YOU NEED AH EXPLANA ill 112628 • OrangeCountyon 11/20/98 . 1"89771737 ...... f-'low1 ., lephen eorge re., Oalt'JPtlotNov 2-4 Dec 1 ERTY.ITMAYBeSOLOATA " John Atkinson 2915 Biii• 19988778071 Dal"' Piiot Nov 3 10 17 d ... e .,.b ,no P8f9QOS'h.I 1138 8 Bocklngham Dr .• 8 16 1998 ' • ri13 PUeLicSALE FYOUNEEO TION OF THE NATURE 01" Wl1y 5l1ou ld you sub1'ect lol S1 Coet•. M•SI CA ., • • • • otng us ne11 IS~ trtl Costa Mt$8 CA 92628 • • THE PROCEEOCNG ~ S2e2e.. · Deily Pllol Nov. 24, Dee. 1, 24, 1998 T134 Dunn Company, 2805 This busl~HI la c:on-AN EXPLANATION Of 'THE AGAINST YOU. YOU Karel Lindi Alklnson 2915 8. 15• 1998 T168 PUBLIC NOTICE Catf\ertne Wly, S'Ant• Ana, ducted b'/: an lndlVldU'al PUBLIC NOTICE NATl"EOFTlE~fD. SHOULD CONTACT A yourself & your family to BNtolSt,CoateMeia.CA PUBLICNOTICE ~Ah827~5ber1 0 n 11-4 HaY9 you •tarted dOlng Flotltlou.BnlMN ~~ACT~J':j. LAWYER. TS• 46S8S.U5 pay1'ng 1'nflated pr1'ces for 92626 Ffotttloua BuaJ.,.11 2:t~ S~ Ht ~.~ ort bualllMI yer7 No Name Statement YER On 12/7198 11 200pm NOTICE OF' ~USTEE'S Thi• buatn11a la eon· l'JotltkKI• •u•lneae Name Statem•nt Beich CA e2883 P Stephen G. Price The follow1ng perlOt\I .,. c.womla ltlc:on~ SALE UNDER DEED OF k t & . ???? ducted by: huablnd end Hem• atatement Th• follOWlng parsons.,. Thia • bualnHS •• con-;;:;,• :·1~ WC~ rt! ~ dOlng butlnetl u: a) Skip-Cclrnpany -!he ~ • TRUST Nohe• 11 hlfeby cas e s services .. wife The fol•owing peflOns ,,. doing oos1nN1 as: Th• Orang ~ntv on 11~198 tooth, b) C.M.T., 11141 P.U. pcdld Ttulll9e under end g~en that CoMolid .. 1ed r.n T U f ' l 000 r!.Jf'&C!Vt!'T' I dOlng bullnClla 11: Luis 8arbllONI Group, 1810t All Klndl of Jobi For 8 t.u.ee-47_ can Pl., Colla M .. 11, CA ~ 10 Deed o1 TNll econveyo1nce COmpeny, A \AU 10 f'tt -000-iJ't~I Whether you're buyfng HM Salon. au w. 19th St., BHch Blvd., Sulla 28&. .... • • -92628 Recorded Ofl ~ lnllrv-[)MM)jl ol Chicego Title Se I 0 .. s Al1uf ,._ .. _ti . or 1elllng, Cleaslfled #8, Costa M111, CA 82827 Huntington BHCh, CA All Kinds Of People. Oally Piiot Nov. 10, 17. 24, J1m11 Jordll'I Wataon, men1 86-0198.3-41. d o1fic;aa1 lnluranc. CompaifY • Irv&• !°' DI ra.oge « u.rronn....,. \NUI el - covers all your noedsl Albino Barr8'L see w. Wit· 92648 Cfesalned. 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''''""" lilll~Utl If ll!IU\llliutlll • . ~I· ... .,.,Cl ,,.11 ... kao11o1tttlf KU.I Uf t1Yetli1t 111ttft '°' rut ui.it 'ftle• 11 111 t10 1 lt11 ti 1111 b• 0111 1u0trs 1r1 h11bf l1tormc.d tht 111 ,.,,,,,,., ••• ,.r110• ,. fall H•UPIC Iii 1t11l1•t1 H ta ...;1 OHtrlllllly "Hit Tt COlll• Jiiii. ti tlst.r1111lalllo1 alt HUO totlolltt 111 IOO •U ~to ftf lllf '-u•1•tt••· oc lrtl ,1 .... etf~l!UO at 4H 3$08 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GBNBRAL 1002 GENERAL 1002 CAPISTRANO ~ COSTA MESA 1024 nWPORT ACRE.AG! 1125 CORONA NBWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1O18 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii D Et MAR 2122 BEACH 2189 BBACB 2189 BU.CB 2181 NO DOWNPAVMENT7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • HU QI! 1 91'/1 BA NORTH WEST liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PROBLEM eredl17 CO"D'O lllr Trl1ngte ARIZONA Two Nl!W•ORT L••an New New N..u Total~ DIRT CHEAn ranch•• 3"' ecr•• • 2br 3,5b• nr beech. 2Br 28• •p•e Hbr Wd1 8 LU f' Fa L ••a• ... -Own tho home you _,... Square •hopping & r • n d k $2.200 Nwpt H-· 39 2Ba neod now, wl1hout • remodeled Window• dining, $84,000. Call DUPLEX t31e,ooo $14 900 arid 80 acrea· roo op •c mo Twnhme 2 car gar 48r •·•~-•.i ne pet• •-r • big down P•vment. doors, hardwood fire, Agenl Keren, for Info AGENT 949/723-8120 $29:900 or both. Con· OEy!.•94(~.!3) 3-7201~19~•2or WO hkupa $1500 Agt •twoutmo 4l'l~~~l91-•~";,:,.a3Vlllel C fl If grenlte, tlme1tone, vonlent to 1-40. Oo-.. ·-,...., ov Cynthia &49-e76-4630 948·7~3944 ... ~. -r omplet• nanclng * 94Q-463-4889 * GOROl!OUS WATER Q ""' 2.68a lWH, grHt golf qualified. DeGeorg• c111 8nrdpaeet'ap11unrgn.ncc•10' sre00,0'· N•w Offerln""I E'1ld• VIEW hl"'h rl•e condo waler .,ea, orgeowi *9 •AU•Ja•mln• 28r for ...._ 1 blk e•atde ~•r10ae c;ourae view, •vall H''m• Att1•~ce lie • v view•. Cell AZLR Creek get-comm, • ,_ riow. •-nt 28, ... "'e 0 3 • 0-8• 1 • 0 .·, 1 beach. Ontv 1429,000. 3BA/3,5BA Condo. '801 Udo' Community alngl• ,_,:;--plan 3 • from beach, 2 car gar, Ver., ol••ni.on•w .,, .... .. .. 1-388·244•5203. ..... ,.. Lt .~ I ... _,h $1• I 2.68•, •P•clo·-apt.Ii t •8 0 0 •3 4 3 •2 8 8 4 • Agent 949·493-6881 Cathedral c:ellfnge, 11h noor. Very •gore• CCAL:•SCAN) 2240 if. 3br 2ba, for· w "• g p... pat o, .,. a, • mo. avell now, W~llf (CAL•SCAN) frptc, walk In clo .. te, alve pricing •1 mal dlnrm, llvrm, Avail riow S2100mo Agt 849-e7~8018 -.. almost new. $229,GI< 1675,000 Compare f b It t 1:28-43rd St 949-615'T600 ------..,.-----"--"--3Dr 28a Mme, 2 Frplo, "ATfUCK T•NOR• CORON• OP•N SUN i·S wtth other• at 1725 or---------amrm, grn • • ann, . .,,...,. ___ ...,.. _____ ,t.1DO ••Lii :lbr 2ba, 2 •k)'Hghtt, gOOd loo. .. ,. C.11 & Let U• DBL MAR~ 2336 l;ld•n ·c· 7,50, CB Agen1 714-CEMETERY LOT/ pool•, avail earty Dec 38rf2.••· 2•Story, cat g1r, frplc, lg brick c.n for.,... ... 1022 .. S2700 849·720.184e Mair,..,.. .. " ... ...,, """''· petlo, 1/" blk to bch/ 8111 .. Don""' w---11er Know Wh•t Your JoAnne, A /MAX. 604a480r/303-1582 CRYPT 1225 ~ .. , .. ~ .. ~ _, • ·-.., Need• Aral 856-8705 Owr/Agt.949-042-3812 •---------t•nni1, walk to beach. t1nnl1 No Sf~I 12900 RE/MAX rMS.-7eo-ec>ol) 1 •8 0 0 .,. -TEN 0 RE •N•wport Shor.. COSTA MESA. 2124 lmm11c:utate S1950/mo 94M•T·MT8 ext. 3001359 ---------Redue>M S81K Seller 2BR, Office, 28A, Agent 7'1•2721 ~~~--------•--:Th=-:l-n~kl~..,.-0..,,,..,h-_...._-,..-.- SOLD! Showcaa• non••• tor eale tn our Sft1urday AHi Ettat• Supptemenu HOllESOF THE WEEK Ol•PleW ede etert •t IU•t •1•1 D adllne Wed 6pm ••••• OPl!N HOUSE L.l•tlnea for •1•1 Deadline Thurs 5pm ••••• It pav-to advertlH In tn. ~st 1oce1 R1&1 £atat• S.CllM CALL TODAY UIARIVERA 949-574-4252 AHNEWIL~EY 94M74-4249 1ay1 .. n ltl 28r 2.5Ba COTO D! Deam cell•· newer tJI• BR KER NB Hou .. 3Br 3.riB•, •. ., -·"'V Condo. Cnyn & creek roof. a40,000 •l!.ilde Magnolla cot· Beeuttfut 38r 2 .. °' l"p, woo<tltre, garage, cf=:-::, View. Walk to pV1 ocn CAZA 1025 Olli Grundy ~altora t!A!:l.._ll-• tag• 2br 1ba, wtd & d/ 3Br. Ocn/9ay dupl•• walk to beach·S2•00. CL.Aaall'l•D acceu. $299K Steve,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiill 'Sl49~7~1e1 .,...,___, -w lncl'd gar, fenced gar, yrd, w/d, Yrty Pit mo. Call MarQle Ma. ... Ta Agent 714·83~65 1 •84 Aore ••t•t• eEA ISLAND IZDR Ct..,,,.., yd, NO PETS 193 A $1560 714-660-9428 _94_9_-4_9_4-0_2_1_6 ___ , ________ _ VACANT TWNHMa eeoo1 f, 68r 4.5Ba, 2.6BA, den. georg BIG SAVINGS Magnoll• S1200mo LOWll8T PRICllD game rm, bonu• rm, landscape Call Joan Ila 443.0905 e.t9"64!'.;-1020 3Br In COM. Out or ramity rm, tennis ct, for appt &4g.676-4830 area ••lier eay• PQOI, 1pa. Agont. Very BURR WHITE A£AlTY NEWPORT Sell It Tod•yt LIQ prlv to. Agt. 589S.OOO 3Br & t•rn rm, neede 948-493-6881 --------••••••••i;IUCB coame11c work but NEWPORT ·-----~ --- PR1cEo 1000·1 L1;:ss -ans-wr...-0-R-.,.---COAST than I••• ••••· """ • $319,000 M•ke Offlrl BP..ACH 1069 Kol•r I. Co. l=iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii8 940-376-6&78 t• -------· .. -. . .. . ...... . . .. . . I , Tuesday, ~ber 24, 1998 9 IDTALS TO MONEY EMPlOYll!NT EMPLOYMENT WUTl!D ACVU 8010 mvaotn 9045 CBIVIOaf IOU 2169 SHAU 2724 TO LOAN 2914 5530 SBRVICES 5533 ,.:11·0·•·0Y•-•"•l•'i-1'1A115--PO·IT.-&.n.o.• ·::i~~~:-11~::ii::::~:--·----· ·~---111!11~•&11 191 ... AVA.LOii JU.e 'M e111: Ml H '81 C .. ltee VI, .... P•M•r• ... lo Vlowal H• • blOOb from N••D CASH? ........ '•uv ALL PIAll09 ·---------· 23kml, AT, wt.it., "· .._.,., brOnli9, 114 air,""' .... IOIC ""· -Dover S"<>re• Home bo•oh, avl 12(7, lmmecslat• cuh paid PINN b9 aware thm Antlqu•e.qu.I. bnlture IOATS 701l Power 100814 ton, 4X4, U dtllMe, 1 °"'*• ._ ~ r lS~t. totally recsonet '550mo utn lno v.,y for future eetti.ment HAVE FUN the li.tlf'I09 In thle cat· 1pc or hOUMful ea.n,ll!•ll!l•••~ll!l•I ••~t!M bank• turbo, CC, 124()() .......a:OJ•· , M9rb1 • ftOora, granite nice placer CaJI 'oawn pe)'men't9, lottwy win-WORK OQOfY may ~ulr• YoU 1• LIDlu. Oii' ....,_ OOOler, Mld'8ln -----~~~ countere, lllrood Panel, we7t4441~ pron nlnga and llfe tneur-@ to eatt a 900 number paid <714> 157-1133 •1a_ ...... ....._ WSST'Mllla'tQ Ur••· •ultabt• fQ.r •a &to Bluer~._ •• _ -Ertvat• pool. On. of • 1 • m •I• Pr• f • d ance potlcl•• from tlf· Gt"' laland In Which there le • l61 +,.,n Ht trall.,. n•eded, any (7t4) e.a.-.oe WOftr. '"'"*'9. oro.t Tah<Ni '*CJ, ,,.. llrM. lndl 110,000/Mo. · 1 -•1y 1 1 hol 1 t d t c dltlon CA8Hl•-,~~,..,...,.~~~,.,._-1 oountry, towing, recent amognlc'd "":' anuRod~R .. ltr a..e.a Oen vu, trg rm, mn .. II polc:y d-lrvln• Spectrum, chqe~rmnut.e. ~~~.rm••· o~all oM94~ ••7 CAllllYUIYe IT.200Mt•U 1M2 89000.M~ • -IM&-6!19-03&8 ::-i.~s72:~~~~ ..... 1~:&,~"' =:.c~~:~onLa~':.~ 11••••111!1!1••••1 9'.I• eu ••• 19• Duffteld oay Bo.wt ~'::': AT0'9 :1· :i; .-""!""~ •P•NTHOU•• 1br tba ~I• & hou .. 1<eeplng www.alngerum.com cfothlng 1tor• for ME•cn••""ISB l>kl c;a;;; Gold Sltver 1 yeat old, loeded, •a~t!89 ... no pet1, new carpet. Brad 94M97.1972 (CAL•SCAN) men, wom•n & kids "' D6U11U F~lcllrt Mint, Stetffng .. king 114,600 obo. LIDlu. Oii' HG5. (949) 871>-41715 No U p .fl Ro NT le hlr F/PT ,., .. Po-Old watchee & J.wetrv ~7~ .. 189 WS8TMIN8TKR Call 7a"t,11am M·P FB88. Do you n"d •lllon• For lnt•r. WNtoout Coln 142....q,_________ (714) Ma.e9oe d bl 'Id ti ? cau St•v• Loucq "•'non-rs 6010 ·-w•. w~fn~:1p1• ~~o .... ,e .. 1e22 -~~·~:"~'"=~~~ hlcoAbi/ToP i SAU. BOATS 7014 --:,~i""7"""6r.iiC""""'"""Ul...,,.M_ ... l _1 ----------------1COMMERCIAL ~~RT 2170 REAL ESTATE 29r +Loft 3Bo lmmac ---~---Condo, gated comm, BUSINJ!ss OfPICE w/pool/epa, 2c att gar POR RENT . 2769 S2,200/mo l.8•. Cana, ~!ii!!ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Agent 949-282·818i -:CM ........ -r«ten Otnoo 3 The a"mmlt beautiful unit.a I••• than 300 if 3Br 3Ba TWH 12800/ •Next to oc college.; Mo MaryBeth Cole St.00 if 714-640-3688 Prud•ntfal CA Realty 844-8200/851·2781pgrl•••••••••I -----JBUSINESS & PIN AN CE APARTMENTS POR RENT many blll1? N•ed a r Jazz, RAB, Soul, Rockl~ .. 111111111••··· Pwr pkgl AT, air, aJ. low payment and '°"I~=;::::=====:! Etc ... ao·e & eo·a Mike ae• aau •aeoo on on loya. Thi• la the onel tere11 rate? Bu1ln.11, Hot•I Me-7808 ehOf'• m00t1ng. Both &47701 •1Tpau Pereonat or Pleaeure. Pront Deek Clertr. Tft\UES ·~-------. alf•ll NB 714-381-13~ .. ~~:..,. .. CALL TOLL FREE Immediate op•nlng. !t .- 171 .. ) -.A-.. 1.e77.2e1-G4ao FT, flexible AJll/PM 6ider Style Furniture Jl!WEtllY, POIS ""' -·-- .. 'CA8H" hrw, weekend• a hOU· PIANOS ir Coli.cttbles a UT 8025 CAMPBIS, RV'S, Immediate $S for 'daye. Apply Newport ·~ -·--TlAIJ.llS 8014 D R rt .~ ... -.,..,. .... <>" .,,.,,.,..,. -~ 1tructured 1ettlem•nt1 unee ooo ··~~-~IJi!il~•I _.,.. and d • t • r r • d 94 .. 7294883 $$CASH PAID$$ A.Welllneton •mtthl• a-• T-I Traner ••••••••II I () .,,.., -· °'-......... Sea.lea...... "'-'-lnal 011 ... • --nautance clalma. J. · Joumeymen Plumb9ra WE BUY ESTATES "Jncl .......... ....:" 3x.. Wllderneaa Ctmanon '•1 8MW aoo 8L Wantwol1h: toll free For 1 yr project In by Fleetwood. Self· Black/blk low ml, 1.eea.2:11.ea7e. corona. 780-325-2878 ...... .....i .. iei,...-<11y-• '8000. No AM90nabl• contn'd, H20, pro-$34,995~4458~ (CAL*SCAN)i---------I "WEPAYMORE FASTDr Offer RefuMd. 707· ~--. Oltl Man~er/Aaat tor Mff 038-2774 pane, ahwr, hold'g -•• storage. 2 or 4 daye/ tank•. great condl (Mt) 815().6915 wk. Office, computlf Sl~A 4• catalyUe heat ·~ 828 Tourlne I 1 ad.....,, mutt ... to •JCJ> h• ptuf, no •xp appreciate. 15,200. du~!~"·~~~..: nee., wlb treln. Poe'• •030 ( ..... ") 844-1342 -_, .. ...,, .......... .. 9030 PERSONALS In NB and lrvlne. v -whla, n•w 'brakem/ 94SMMG-9019 t Ire e, S 1 7 , o o o ---------BUSINESS PERSONAL MEDICAL BIWNO ~ .... STllB. 8UILDINQS Mt-225-'817 GBNER.AL 2602 OPPORIONllt SERVICES 3005 N.Uonwld• need• MV at• 957·8133~ SaJe: '94 a18 I ConvenJbl•. i iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2904 part tlm• meellcal blll-40x80x14, Sl,032; er• . Hom • pc SOUTH COAST ISOx70x14, $10,8215; RedfTan Uhr, auto, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT GREAT NEWSI r•qurled. Salary to AUCTION &0x1Cfox1e, 114,073; •Motor Homes low ml, ABS & more, ••u•u• DIA81!TIC8 S4S/year. No •xperi-eox1ooic1e, t11S,712 xlnt cond, 119,900. Pie ... be wary of out Medicare paye for ence nec.aaary, wlll 2202 So. Mlhl St. Mlnf«otllge buildings, Travel Jnllw Pp Ne 484 0120 lrlDklm Property Monoetmtnt lotol CO Serving COM • NB• CM of area companlH. t••!lng •uppll••· train. 1-eoo.eoo-1844. ~'f-· .. ~~2,7%1 40x180, 38 unite, e n:n •ea lllW 51a IC Checic wltH' th• local You ve •"n u1 on TV. q(CAL•SCAN) $18,289. Blacklt•n low ml, I B•tt•r Bu•ln••a Uberty MedlcaJ Sup-1..,,.,"'°""-----------------www ... ntln•lbulld-eStll ReelS s21 995 (#5500) Bureau before you ply. No up front com. Office • Ing.com Sentlnel Cori MOTORING •*'d any money for Satisfaction Guaran· •Rooeptlonlet Bu 11 d Ing a, fa..ole) 85C» 915 '"' or .. rvfces. Read teed. Free Shipping PT, friendly. 800-327-0790 \ ...... and und•ratand any 1-8()()..295.-8377 Call fOf' an Interview •xten.lon 79. BEACH Rit~ •ea •MW a1i1e CP• contnict1 befor• you (CAL*SCAN) (949) Ma.2400 (CAL*SCAN) ,y \) 20 Red/tan CO l<Mlded 1lgn. Shop around for , Aak for Y•l•i'lda (714) 895•751 Q (C191538) '20,995 r•tH. Penonal C•rovtvere eoeta .... COSTA MESA 2624 AT&T. MCI PAYPHONE EM'DLOV1lwt!NT and/or CNA'• & LVN oma Llnootn-11=" Rtei. Prime elt.. ~n& &UI~ for RCFE Alzh•lmer'1 P11ltHITURJ!. (714) IMO E'SID• CM aTUDIO $1a<>K year pot..,,Ual. Community, all ahlft1 •ee 8MW e•e w/em yard, DOG OK. Low•• t pr I c • 1 . avalt Wiii ttaln you In EQUIPMENT 80471•••••••• Black/blk, 40K ml, ALL UTILS PAID. t..rg 800-80()..3470. 1: .. DTOY'arlC!NT th• n•wHt tech-AUTOMOBILES 128,995 (#713n cloaet1, aHlgned {CAVSCANJ ~~ •nuo nlquea, to Join our 8uper Koedoe 2203 COVIi MOTOlllHQ prknQ, coin laundry. LEADERS WANTED· 5530 ~~-:·=~~~c':.'= oopler teH. 94• (949) e50-6911S, AVAIL NOW S575+ Seeking hlghty ~U-W S C M 548-7578 or 722~ i----------:-.-.:,:::9:...;-:a:::::-:;7:".:40e~-; S300 D•P· S40"°442 vated .. lf.startera d• AVON PRODUCT8 . Bay t. oata "' ACVltA 9010 Onty 4Sk ml, airing $300,000 In 6-8 Start your own bu1I-PRESSMAN Northern •------.....-----138.995 (#8545) ·Dn11.T¥T11.•GtON montha. Not MLM or neH. Work fleldbl• California Dally nffd1 ~~~~~~=~~ PB1'S 6 , •... Ma It c • D •a COVS MOTORING ~lU&H Franchise. I R•fU" to houre. Enjoy unllmttecs experience Web ANDIJU.S 8049 • f909 2 ,e (948) 860.c5115 1-800-320·9896 Ext. (888)942-4053. plat• •lel*ience h•IP-'6 ••tut !I b•autyl 078327 ,..ftJWlC :tJ!ACB 2640 let you tall. Call: Nmlnge. Call toll frN Pr•umen. ·camera e Lo ml, chrm wt.le lthf d Br UBa Twnhm styl•I 9984. (CAL'"SCAN) (CAL•SCAN) :-'~d M~~tn=~ ~·w~~ f~,,!r1 Be&U11 All wtlt 8amo)ted ffiil"77 ~ ':Encl gar/car port. 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