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Home My WebLink About1998-12-08 - Orange Coast Pilot"'-~-~--- SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNffiES SINCE 1907 .. . TUESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1998 . . Will Leec~· lose standing in officer succession? _ • After initi'cilly being · bypassed for board's clerk position, th1stec might nol be named vice president during tonight's meeting. I h "' " .\l\.'11'1 llcJ1y i7t>I NEWPORT-MESA -OrdN of succession may be bypdSsed aga10 m torught's election of school bOard offieers. dent earc:.h pron~ss. . But after applying for th ~ po i- l1on of supenntendcmt himself, Decker· stl'pped down, and the board vol<>d that Leen~ be clerk, ·a position that has relatively linuted powers. The rule of succession is exp<'ct- ed to be followed for the board's top JOb, mC'c:Ulmg thclt the current vice president, Serene Stoke~ will repldce Jim fcrrynldn as bOdrd president toni~1ht. )iut Lee( C?'s wpldcemcnl of Stokes dS Vl<"P pres- ident IS uncertain, dl h<!St. mon courtesy of following proto- col,• said hoard member Martha. Fluor. "ti she had dfl issue wtth th<> hoard [about crc>dtiOnism and evo· • lubon), she should have informed the bodrd uhC'ad <Jf time>." · Fluor said Leece should have consulted with other school board m<'mbers before raising issues dOOUI Ule state's scienn~ standards. "J hdd no clue," Fluor said. "If she h.id concerns, I WJ'>h she would htlve told us." As vice president, Leece's main DUTIES Of THE SCH®l BOARD Of FICERS · + President Preside over meetings; de<ide questions of order; appoint committees that the board deems necessary. Same rights and privileges as other board members in voting. introducing motions and discussing questions + Vice President Act a~ presiding officer at all meetings where the president is absent. While acting in this capacity. the vice president shall have all the powers and privileges of Vle president. ~ Clertl: Affix his/her signature to documents and agreements when legally required to do so or ordered by the board. -/\ tadhtiP:. plan :is bem11 C\ plet ~ Utdt will P.!»tilllatP lh1 < o rop(u~ and up< radcs in 111• d1 t Th•· schrJOI hoard ba' lured I" cal ainsultant 411) 1rt1mutn1 ·hPJp •\dluate th fikehhoorl lx.md for: then-member Ed Decker IK.'Caus<' ot lus p1evious exp<mence with Ute su1~nntf'n- Lc-cce's rnru.1stenlly conserva- tive views on key mdtters wngmg from bond issues to tearhmg of evolution tmd credt.Joru..-.m could end up coslmg her th('. seat. . power.; would be to rr.present U1e president during her absence. The vice president also ht1.., a public relationc; role as d rep1esentative of the <•nlire board. board,• Auor said. School board member Dand Bid ck said she lS COOl Prned that LPece'i. anti-tax incrcdse stance could derail the board's efforts if it moves ahead with a bond tsSUP. to repdir and upgrade the schools. "l resent ldk.ing the c(J!t before Uic hor,;e," Black said. •We are dt~sperate to hx our facilities " "I don't ha Vt" o.11 th•• mfoi m t11 to decade 1J I would upport c1 l.x issu1 / Lc!eee said •1 m not S<1t fled th.di we\ l' looked und• "r cv• rock We clon't have lhe nrrhitr 10JXH1 y~t. Th1>rc dtf' C.011d1ti111 und r which th1 community m 11 support u lx1n<l IS'\lf' cmd I co11l too" The hoard w1U mr-Pt at 7 p n th1~ hoard room of thl• l>lt;tnct Ed Cdtion Genter ltt 21:1B5·A Bear Co ta t'>l~a •• f • career "I'm concerned with Uu~ com • "ln the absence ol thf> president, she'd be the spokesrwr..on fo~ the Riordan on board as El Tor sup po rte • Los Angeles ma} or "-ll\" s1te1 needed lo meet rcq1011\ need~. but ... outh C ounty ·airport toes teel h ' butl11 in as an out<>ider. fdt Pilot IRVINE -Lo · Anctl'h . .:-. Richard Riordan and Newport pro-a1Tport oclvocatf>s have om~ m c;ommon ·They brh ' mcreasecl au passP.nucr d m 1 I the region , .. ,11 reqllife mulit u ' port space m lhe next 20 \i.'d For Los Anoeles, th.11 n ' expanding Los Angek lnl rn Airport to c:c1rr) ~5 m1ll1011 pd sN h}' '2010, he md For Oranqc ( 1l means hwldmg n 24-n11U10 • al-pas ... enger airport dl lh1 E!I Mctnne CofJ> At11 StaUorl \\I Newport Beach Four Seasons cook Donald Lockhart will be rnixin§ it up in Germany in the 2000 Culinary Olympics MMCµ T 25-year-old cht'I Donald Lockhart is a member of the Callfornia team that will compete in the Culinary Olympics. b<• ht1nded O\'Cr to Uw ., ount\ reuse nPxt vear Rmr<ldn." <1l a fund-rc11-.N I\ 1 n • for lhc Newport B •ach-hasc•d pre port gruup C1llzon for Job cm Economy, said everv part of Soutl California i dep~ndent on ea .h and said the rt'g1on mu l ''ark h~• lkfyl'b D onald Lol khart is u shy mdn who would rnther let his cooking do the tulking . w I'm not really a pulJLic person," said thl! 25-ycar-old cook at the Four Seasl>ns l lotcl in Newport Beach, who ldst month quail lied for lhc Culmary 01rmp1 ~s that wtll hP held m Gennany m the Yf'dr 2000. WI get very nervous w1lh thdt kmd of stufl." L<'K'khart na" worked with food since he Wds a chllcl helpmg his fdther who mand!Jed CJ restuurant. I lis great-grand- father was a broiler cook for 20 year1>. •It was somelhin!J I was constantly immersed m," he? said. The 1\1stm R~tnch rcs1dl•nt's first pro· fcssional forny mto lhl' kitchen wc1c; <ts 'll dLshwdsher at Dism•ylttnd, I le's come d · long WdY bince, hrushmg ace C'Ookmg rchool m 1996 with a cerhhcate in advdnced cuhn11ry art . For the lctst two month!'>, hf' has been 10 charge of veg- Ptetblt>s ctlld stc1rctws in the rou1 Seasons k1tchPn. "It's not glamorou'>, ~ he said, stand- ing h<'s1<lc the lonn stdmle s steel counter wlw1 e the foud ts prepared. Gl11mour uncl fame mil)' h' 1ust two years aw<1y m Berhn, where' he will howcase his lalPnts agamst !'>Omc of the world's best. To qualify for this prcsllg10U!. event, Lockhdrt hdd to hmsh m the top rnght of the lh chPfs who competed tor d spot on the tPam reprP.sl'ntinq Cahlomw. To win the JUclges over, he pwpc1rcd a bruised squid o;alacl with chdmpagnc dill vinai- qretlt•, an dpph•woort, a Hingl'fsnap tart with pumpkin mou sc and an apncot hfdndy Sduce. · .. Pr •tty killer," said Lock hurt, hetrdy- jng lus Cdhfom1a rooL-. THE LOCKHART FILES + Name: Donald Lockhart +Age: 25 + Residence: Tustin Ranch <-Schooling: Graduated from OCC cooking school in 1996. + Leaving a bad taste: "The worst thing when I was growing up wa~ eating overcooked veg- etables." +Finest meal: A four-hour, 10- course extravaganza in w hkh a different wine was served with each course. Ill After working nine to 10 hours straight nC'ar the ovens -where the temperaturP can reach 110 to 115 degwes-pvcn the greatest chefs prefer to whip up c;omething qwck and easy for themc;elves. Lockhart 1s no exception. "La"t night, 1 went home and hdci d bowl of clam C'howder nght out of a can.• he sdld. Another guilty pleasure 1s corn doer• but he docs draw the hoe somewhere. w A banana peanut-butter and 1elly sandwich, I'm not big on that,• he said He doesn't have a lavonte dish "Why would you want to taste one thing if you can taste thn•e ttungs . or five thing .. ?• he asked. But without a doubt, his lavonte ingn'd1ent 1.:> garhc "I enjoy roasted gar- lic w1lh almost everything," hl' :.aid For LoC'khart, presentat10n ottcn makes or breaks a meal. "If I put something in front ot you <tnd you don't like the way it looks, you're not going to-eat it no matter how 11 taste • he said. SEE CHEF PAGE 5 • er to ... oh: e problem •L.A. n1r1y he from l\tois Orange County Crom \t nu but shnnking um\ er , \\l' r<' ne1ghbc R10rdan satd m hi-. fir!.\ Ordn JP C < t) npp arance to lobb) for El 1i #Our u:•g1onal ~lulion '"11 fail m1s ablr unlP-El Toro 1s opened commerc1dl 1.mport." , But Riordan could not peak ut $250-«·plat luncheon \-.:tthout d1 "' mg ome fladk from tho c m LhP co tr \\ho are.rt t a. enamored Mlh t proposed El ToIO mmo1t Mruo1dan ma~ give a 9lo\\1 spt?e<"h, b11t JUSl bib and Jll•"N' what h 's going to ay will hm 1 111 a pro-airport mtul r down the IUl said L. ke r·or <;t Councilm1in Rlt h I d Dixon, chaim1an or th El Toro R n Plilnning A11tl1011ty hmnd. •Mu) or SEE EL TORO PAGE S Council elects Monahan as mayor INSIDE SPORTS • Before leaying office, Peter Buff a says Costa Mesa 'is in awfully good hands.' COSTA MOSA -Jt wos mu i· cal chairs ttt Ctty l lall Monclc1y evening_ .ns Councilman Gary -'Mon11hnn took-th flchn tt may-or but no one WAS gralJhilig for cats. Monahan Wet unnmmously ele< l d hy liri colleague . "I wont to thank my t ~lluw promise that I will do my best. w Monahan W{ts W·l•ledcd ldsl month by .voter:> to th~ City Council niter a four-yetll tc1 m and will rl!plnce lunghml' may- or, Peter Autin. Counnlwom, n l.1hhy Cowan was also unttni- mou ly elected hy her col · leagues to s •rve us mdy.or pm len1. Pm met Planning Commi • toner Lmda Dixon .wHs ulso ~~~~~!J!l>S~ ' ~f tntcr 5tmn! ~ rlffl~flia.il~; fill,• Monnhon • Peter BUffa Fonner Costa Mtia ma'{Of 15peaking about newly appointed mayor Gery Monahan . Monahan . Stlld he wall work hard to follow the exam plt>s both Bulla and Enck.;on t 1Jt•forc him. The . .... e; ··· 1 " I • • • • ••• ;. 1' .. ', • i .• , • ~ ~, f . ~-.. . The Corona del Mar boys basketball team tarts th eason 2-0 after winning the Hn t game of the Century Shootout, 65-54, 0 \1er Val ncla. to , Pa I DEX - WEATHER ~ ai a sl!1! of ...., ii Soidlwtn (otlonia. • . ~ Tuesday, De<:embet 8, lll98 COillDlUDI forum . Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot COMMUNITY coa•11111Y Benefits of smaller classrooms he_ralded B ccausc of the academic success of the lndian(1 Prime Time and Teo:' ne seo Star studiei; with smaller Clnss si:ies, the state of Caillomia in 1990 ll\1lhori7~cl the reduction of class size for U•uct s K-3. • · Tho stclte offered partial fundS to the ~i~ tricts anq schools who wanted to pro- vidc.~~allcr classes. The Ne~rt-Mesa Unified School Distnct decided to imple- ment this plan for first and second grades m lhc school year 1996-9?. The Califorrua Prune Stdr Study in May t 99? confirmed these results and ul-.o rcport~d uncxpe-<;ted social benefits to students, teachers and parents. In the summer of 1997. the California state Leg- islature approved full funding for grades K-'t Since full 1997, the Newport-Mesa school system has b~en using this fund- ing to uupl~mcmt K-3 cluss-si.ze reduc- tion. 01w of tl11• d1ftiC'Ultie~ with new acade- mic p10g1ams is the assessment of their henehts by te<;l scores alone. This is bec.~usf> thN«! arP wide variations in s~u <.lcnt pNfo1m<1nct•bctwcen districts, schools, qrtidt>s, dttsses and in student rr1t1turity from ~.,·ur to year. This was --mact~vernnorc cttffirnlt t:his"yearwben- thl' te~l ot ilC"adem1c dChievement was c hunged from the California Test of Basic Skills to the Stanford 9. 11lis elimiilated 1pple-to-apple compartsons for both u1 adc 1u1d mdiv1dual student achieve- ment for those who took tests in 199? and _tc.l".t8. In future years, bQwever, a more t1'Cisc comparison of scores can be miidC, provuling the state stli)'S with the • dmc tests of achievement. · In September 1998, we began to bear of t1 vcrhdl bun from third-grade teach- e r:. who s<ttd their ~tudcnts, the first to '1Hv<> l vo y{>ars of da~s-stz" reduction instruc.hon h~·ltind them, were the best J.HPµt1r••d they hrtd cvN seen. Although Utl' t'ctrl y tl;ports WCH' mdinly dllecdotal, • they wPn ' felt worthy of investigation. Pi mcip:tl:-. nnd llurcl-grade teachers at a 11t1mui>r ol Nmvport-f\tosa elementary t<.hools W P re mte1 vicw<•d. These early f1ndiny~ pl11s other signih<'ant develop- tni>nts in the stute und nationally provide ~e basis for tl11s mini update. Pat Insley, tht? energetic prinapal of ularino Elemc:ntary School, said all six her tlurd-grade teachers report that the udents are the best prepared ever. Five f the tearhers have previously taught rd grade at Paularino, so they have a ~ctly controlled baSL'i (or comparison. J report that their students are well- rsed m reading, language and math. an inndental finding, In.sley has noted lat the Uurd-graders are an extremely t.>ll-behaved group and relate unusually l 'll to one anqther. • i\t College PMk Elementary School, =:r.rmcipaJ Kathy Sanchez made the fol- mg observdtions: #The results have NI so positive all arow1d. All six third- racte tear.hers are delighted with the ~ults. They cite the1r ability to give mdi--- vidualized instruction, a.ii they are a"t>le to tune in immediately to speoal mdividual needs. Those third-grade students who have been in the program for botb fir&t and second grade arc doing extremely well in math, reading and wttting, and demonstrate an all-around sense of doing well." Of particular note to Sanchez is that "those few pupils who are not doing well and are· not up to.grade level, upon file review. are those fromother distiicts or states that have not implemented reduced class-size programs.• Sanchez has been pnncipal at College Park for the entire duration of the class- size reduction program and has therefore observed these changes fll"Sthand. Karlina Kraft, Paulanno third-grade teacher, said •reduced class size, while very successful., is not the only answer. We still need more parent involvement in the earlier y~ars." Recently the Legislature appropriated money for partial funding of reduced class size in the ninth grade. Partial fund- ing' is a two-edged sword. This contrived competition for dollars places more than 1,000 Califomid school boards in a no- win situation beCause each must choose between. the riee.ds of ninth-gmde stu~ dents and lhe rest of lhe high school chil- dren they are entrusted to serve. We urge the Legislature to fully unplcment the ninth grade. President Clinton i::; an ardent support· er of reduced class slZe. On Oct. 15, after a lengthy battle, Congress appropriated money for 30,000 new teachers as the first installment on lhe Clinton plan to hire 100,000 new tedchers. The Depart- ment of Education estimated that Ca.llfor· nia ism line for about'$129 million from the current bill, which roughly translates into about 3,500 new teachers m the state (the A~soc!ated Prc.c;s). A Los Angele-, 11mes aJ1icle on Oct. 17 reported a brain study by UCI and USC · researcheis that found the number of neural cells almost doubles dunng the first six years of liJe, countering the belief that the total is fixed. This may have immediate import for how stimulating children mdy actually increa~e l~ng and cognitive ability. Because this new research indicates the importance stimulating brain devel· opment in children up to 6 years old, Cal- ifonua's next step should be to develop equally elf ective programs for the early years. No matter how successful class-size reduction has been, 1t cannot make up for those very young children who, for no . fault of their own, nave not received opti- mal stimwation. Hopefully. revenues from Proposition 10 will be used for these imperative early year programs. • MICHAEL and MIMI GLUECK live in Newport Beach and led a sPudy on teacher Satisfaction that was published m the Cahfomta Currkulum News Report in 1997. Michael is a physician; his wife. Mimi, teaches m the Newport-Mesa school district. Ill OUR VIEW . OONlEACH/OAJLYPll.OT Newport's JeOnuer Carey feels victory is close as she screams for team- mate Krista Dill who crushed one of Careys sets late in the fourth game. -GAINS HARBOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL RULES They set, spiked and served their way to the championships, a nd in the end, Newport H.ubor High's girls vol- leyball team walked away with the CIF Division I crown Congratulations on a spectacular year. NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS SWORN IN ~ Newport Beach and Costa.Mesa both have sworn in their newly elected city officials. In Newport Beach, Tod Ridgeway and Gary Adams assumed their seats on the dais; while Linda Dixon on Monday night became the newest member of the Costa Mesa City Council. We wish them and the mcumbents who were re-elected last month the best of luck. Find a better name for your religion colump '. Week after week l see your column "Where To Go To Fmd God." Do you not know that God is everywhere, and you need not go to a specific pluce or speofic building to find him? I would appreciate it so much if you would rename that article. Maybe try "Churches m the Area· or something. Thanks for your consideration . Y. STONER .Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: The name of the Pilot's church listing has been changed to Places to Worship Bond issue gets a cool reception from newcomer Having recently relocated from New Jersey, and being in the process of buy- ing a new borne in Newport Coast, I vote no on any new assessments for the Newport-Mesd school ctistrtct (HDistrict hires expert to look at school bond," Dec. 3) Newport Coast residents are hit with Mello-Roos fees and also regular lcUes, therel~y paymg extra for roads. schools', A HOLIDAY LOOK AND FEEL About 1,500 people slipped into their winter sweaters and strolled through the Corona del Mar business district in the 22nd annual Corona del Mar Christmas Walk on Sunday -LOSSES SCHOOL CHANGES SPUR WORRIES Talk of reconfiguring sehool com- puses has raised concern among some parents in Costa Mesa. where the bulk of changes could occur. Althoug~ the plans are still open to discussion, the district is considering turning Adams, Victoria, Calif omia, Wilson, Whittier and Pomona schools into K-3 campus- es; _and making TeWinkle and Rea centers for fourth-through sixth- MAILBAG • fl.re departments. etc., and I hardly think we should be assessed morn on top of those fees. What's up with Califomid? CINDY HUGHES One month ago. California voters approved Proposition tA, a $9.2 bilhon bond issue dedicated in part to repair- ing older schools. I will not vote for any local school bond until local politicians explain how much of that $9.2 billion will go1o the Newport-Mesa Uilified School District. U we anm't getting our share, then all our local leaders can resign. NED MCCUNE Costa Mesa I read with interest school board President Jim Ferryman's comments on whether Newport-Mesa should pursue a bond or parcel tax to pay for needed repairs to our local schools. Fenyman is quoted as c;aying the hiring of Larr:y Trarnutola is not a sure sign thdt the ctistrtct · proceed with one of U1e money-raising medsures. TI1en later m the article, Ferryman indi- cat<>s lhal iI ltdmutola indicatE>s there 1s not community support, we wouJdn't pursue it iJ it's just an exercise in futility. ..... gs itders. •They tt>U us there's a Udtural break between K-3 and fourth through sixth fgradel education,· says Au.im parent Ann Lyon . •u that's the best thin9: then why not do rt throughout. '"th~me distrtctr" -· ·.,.... CENTER DISPUTE .GOES TO COURT Coll gc P1uk residents who aren't happy with th~ redevelop~ent pJ,~ns for J !arbor Center took theu case to court last week, filing a petition that challenged.the c1ty's stamp of approv<1l on the proJC'Ct. Resi~ents .hav~ long muinlamed the design will bnng unwant~d traffic. noise dlld wescl {umes tci thetr neighborhood. YIM HAGGCRTY-ZYUUS I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa resident Craig Miller holds a violation notice he received for putting up a banner on his home that says "Borders Bullies Its Neighbors." NEIGHBOR M OOOS. WrTH STORE---• Craig M1UN doc.>sn't like lus O('W neighbor, Borders Books and Music, so he has hung a b<mnct on the front of his house that reads: •Borders Bullies Ile; · Neighbors " l'vtillN says the bright tightS dOd trdff1c from the store parking lot has s1gnihcanUy altered his quality of life. Borders manttgement say they haven't gotten any other compldints. ln othPr words. il there. is support, them at kw>t f Prr}11tan is tdking the position U1dt it will oo on the bclllot - this b1•fo1e the an hitect's report lklS ht>1'n reui1ved: bc.•fom the public, thoSt· peopll' FNryman se>ems only too glad to pass U1e cost on to, hc1s d chdnce to rnvww and give ll)put on 1l. I ayrc<•, the> schools need mdlJ111•- nann•, and certainly the past ernbezzlP· ment and bankruptcy have contnbutt>tJ to th1• lack of money for needed repi.lirs But our need for money for repairs goes wc1y beyond those two exC'.U$CS and should mdudc the l~ck of leadP.rc;h1p trom Ute CUJTl'nl and past school board 1 get the s"nse that Ferryman ~met possibly other; on the S(:hool board have prcdetemunecl theu course of deb.on hascd solely on what llamutola is able to pull otf in gettmg support tor a tax rather than seeking to evaluate U1e report dild look at (ill r<>dlistic possibili- ties lo address the problems it identifies. LPl's S<'e the final report. Let's get publi<: mpul on its ments and then dett•nniJlc the bc~t wc1-j to address the' ncNls of the dislJ l(t. Ft>nymctn, you and U1ose who voted for Trnmutolc1's h.im19 hdve put Uw c.ut lx•forc th~ horst•. scon D. SMITH Co<.td Musa HOW TO REACH YOUR REPRESENTATIVES ESIDENT I ( lmton. (OJ. ThP. White House. 1600 I nsylv<lntd Aw.. 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STATE ASSEMBLY • Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th District, 18952 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 220, lfVlnc 92715, 863-7070. STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St .. Swte 2000. San Franosco 94105. (415) 904-5200. Regional office located in Long Beach, (310) 590-5071. ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVl- .. SORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701 • Jim Silva, 2nd ·District (Costa Mesa), 834-3220. • Thomas Wilson, 5lh District (Newport Beach. Santa Ana Heights), 834-3550. WE ATHE R TEMPERATURES TIDES Balboa b&~ Corona del Mar 'SJ44 Cost.t Mesa 67/43 Newpof't Beach 66144 Newport Coast 6514"4 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE W1XJg S7w Nev.:J>Ort 3'6w Blatklcs 3·6w River Jetty 4-6w . 4M "w ,. TODAY First low 620 a.m ......•. 2.6 First high 1:29 a.m ....... ,.0 Second low 7;28 p.m ....... 02 Second high 1i:06 p.m •••.•. 4.8 WEDNESDAY First low 7:53 a.m •...•••• 2.7 First high 2:37 J.m ••••••• 41 Second low B:28 pm •• • I••• ,06 Second high 1:16~m ••.•. ,42 WATU ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCA- TION COAST COMMUNITY COUEGE DISTRICT D1stnct Olhce: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mc a 92626, 432-5898. 200 Kalmus Drive. P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa 92628-9050, 966-4000. Chancellor: William M. Vega· Board: Walter Howald, Sherry Bt1urn. Paul Berges, Armando Ruiz and Jeri) Patterson, Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Trustc<• Area 5 Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. CITY O~ COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Dnvc, 92626, (714) 754-5223. MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT 19b5 Placentia Av<., Costa Mesa 926:l7, 631-1200 Mayor: Gary Monahan Council: Joe Erickson, Heather Somers, Libby Cowan and Linda Dixon.' Bodrd: Thudy Ohli9·liull, Hank Paruan. Mike Healey, Fn cl 13ockmillcr and Dana Haynes. •CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH . Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd , 92663. 644-3309 COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT PO Box 1200, Costa Mesa 92628·1200, 754-5043. Mayor: Dennis O'Neil Council: Gary Adams, Jdil Debdy, Norma Glover, Tod Ridgeway, John Noye!> anct Tom Thoffi$0n. Board: Jim Ferryman, Art Perry, Nate Read<>, Arlene Schaf er and Dan Wor· thing ton. S U RF The swell 1s out of the west every 1 1 seconds for sets In the shoulder· to • head high area. Sets wtll 1ncrea~ slightly t.hroughout the day. sets at the points and reefs will be head·high plus. Diving and water conditions are poor. Weather wlll warm up as we head Into the POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Bristol StNet A compact d~ pl;ayer and about $200 in cash were s\ol n from a busl~s 1n the 2900 block, • lludclngham Drive: A compart disc stereo worth SSOO was stolen in the 100 block. • Fairview Road A. car stereo and two amphf1ek worth $350 were stolen In the 2700 bl()(k. • Hatbor Boulevard About $122 wautolen from a t>usiness 1n the 2900 block. • lbWn c:.ntet Drive. Sev ral item~ of ,ew ffy. cash and kntfe worth U,305 w rt stolen from a car In the 600 block. NEWPORT 11.AOt J •Abalone Drfve: An arT)phfier end ii guitar worth S,,400 ~ stolen from a home in the 200 block. • aaplde Drlw St-v•r•I it ms of clothing worth ~58wore •stolon from a car 1n the 1800 blotk. • IMt Co.Ht H6ghway, A statue won.h $SOO was.stolen from o home In the 2900 block. • • Goldenrod Avenue: A bad:J*k nd Its contents worth S 150 MU! stol<m from • home In the 800 blotk. •Ntlwpott<AntwlWWe:A~~.$2 1 191!? &! 1~Jmc!. .......... ~ ..... ~trm;.t5:,4J'nm.f.'m , .. t ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Tuesday, December 8,. 1998 3. -~ -The-lffe-of the'-~ ••-~· ~·---... ;---.....-...-....aa.-~ • ....._---•..,•~··-------,v~ ... ,.v • ..,..._,..,. ....... • .... ".._ .... ..--w ·---.----~------.---~--1 even when police came calling GEJ ON THE Bus T he whole world knows . about the throe young men from NeM>9rt Bea~=-: Don "Mut;:• McCdllwn, Hugh Kell -i---ana Jii}'Carlyle -who went to Tdhib, built a chain of highly suc- cessful hotels and for their e fforts 9.raced the cover of· nme maga- zme •. an honor usually rcseivod foJ pres1de~ts who do something exlrttorctinary. Our current presi- dent seems to spend quite a bit of time on the ~over of nme. · .... robert · gardner . Wht1t is not '>O well-known is that the origin of the idea for the Tdh.iba.n adventure took place rigbt here m Corona del Mar, at 708 Acacia St., right behind regulanty. I rerhember one mc1- Ruby's, as a matter of fact. dent rather well. yt was known as the Airdrome, The party was at·2222. As' usu- a name dreamed up by Muk al, the Airdrome group was mVll· McCallum, who had a knack for ed I was sitting on a couch with thinking up original things. It Muk McCallum and Denny seems to me that if the oty of Devine, son of actor Andy DeVlne. Newport Beach can erect a Muk was playmg his gwtar bronze plaque for the man who and singing •Hindustan," his fust flew an airplane across the favorite song. Everythiny wa:. Catalina Channel, it might consid-rather qwet, then someone yelled er such a pldque for the Airdrome. HCops!" and everyone began to Actually, at the time the idea of run around in tight little circles ds the Talutian adventure originated, people do when Uie police arc the Alrdrome WdS better known called Don't ask me why. as one of Corona del Mar's two Muk JUst kept on pldymg • f lin· pdrty houses. The other party dustan." Denny l:timeod to tnl' ,.md house was 2222, so named said, "When we arc ,ill <llTC'>h'cl, because th.ell. was its address, who is going to get top b1llinq, perched on the bluff above 'actor's son' or 'Judge arrc..,ted <1t Bayshore Drive. Whereas Muk wild pdrty?'" -was the 'teader at the Amtrome,---I-was tnt.tlling over ttn an'(wer-r.:= Ernie Cantu was the den mother to Denny's quesuon when ?\luk at 2222. S<)ld. "When I was a htllP hoy my · At botli places, the weekends mother made me go to church l wero just one long party. No always sat next to d kid who, d.Inplified music, no drugs, no when the collectlon plate wtts fights, just ruce, quiet part.I with passed always took money out lots of conversation, lots of dughs rather than putting money m. and some drinking. About a half-When he did U1at he would wh1s- dozen young men lived m each per to m~ 'God hates a cow<1rd."' place. At the Airdrome 1t wds V~'ith that. Mu.k JU.st kept on J\.tuk, Hugh, Jay, John Hogan. a • playmg. Dermy and r lookctl at guy named Red Dog, and d cou-each other and shmgged. U 1t wn ple of others whose names 1 can't true that God bales il coward, we remember. At 2222 it was Errue w~ren't about to Jump out thl' Cantu, Grant McNiff -later wmdow. . known as Father Duffy Tommy The police did come to the -Thomds, Bob Wlutbrdugh, Grant's door, but upon ascl'rtammg lhcil 1t kid brother and d couple more was d qwet Ptlrty, left. whose names I can't remember. ~ there is d moral to thL'i y,irn, I Although 1 was about 20 yea.rs cant figure JUst what ii 1:.. older than U1osc who lived dt . -_.__ "th • ROBERT GARDNER IS a retired judge e1 er place, for some reason I was and a resident of Corona del Mar. His col inVlted to the11 parties Wlth some umn runs Tuesdays I I CHOOSE FROM THESE •Newport-Mesa school a1stnct offfi:ials--say drjv~ r shortage is 'criticaF HusaN MAsi 1!'-;1 lltJfy Pl10I NEWPORT-MESA -A school·. bus drive1 shortage has reached the . "tr illcdl n stage, district ofh- Chlls said. With .53 bus driver pqsitions, stx ar~ vacant.. and ttie tr~rtauon department also has lost all thr(!: of i~ '\rainefs and a dis· patcher since September.· • Ab:;olutely, we're looking at the problem nght now." said Superintendent Robert Barbot. "We are looking at some solutions that wdl ~long-term so we won't have !his kind ol shortage agail). We Wdnt to take care of those we hdve and to hdve a pool of quali- fied candidates.• thclr route bccdus it's theu kids " ~~~~~6~ -au~ fJJIJ~~c tuts l!!:ar(t complaints .about driv rs hqving OO~J LEACH I DAI Y PllOT A Newport-Mesa school bus picks up children from TeWinkie School in Costa Mesa. • to work miller too n~uc.h or not · <:nuugh ~ #The mmn problem W•' ha\O t thnt U1P.u• anm't enough ( uht-ti· tute I dm e1i>," hP said If a hus dnv1•r works for the• school d1stnc:t, 'they are gu.trdil· l1>i>d four houis a da}. But if thf·y work lor a company U1dt c.9ntryc:ts out h11s clover;. such as the Sailla Ana·bas~d Laitlla-w TranSJt Inc- th~· t;oillcl g1•t more hours even though th1~ pay nu'} not qe as high l\1any buS' drivers are opting to work for a contractor who can guarantee thf'tn more work " "The dtstlict pavs better thdn U1 conlrac;tors, but U1e contJdc- tors gu<1rnntce them hours,· Less- er sau;i •rm filling m for the driver tramer, ~ -.he c;a1d •1t's work that takes mt> out ol U1e ofhcc. 'A'hen BEGINNING BUS DRIVER HOURLY SALARIES IN ORANGE COUNTY someone Cdll m sick, we're reaUv Anaheim Union High School District Betwe~n the vacancies and drivers who are ill or out on long- tcnn disability, the transportation department is haVing to recrwt its sLx hus mechanic:. to fill m for <1hs<.>nl dnvers on a regular uas1s. out m U1e mlc,\. ~ f.· · Garden Grove Unified School D1strtct But Newport-Mesa 1sn t ·Newport-Mesa Unifi.t School District unique. Barbot ~did there dW Buena Pa<k Unified School District S13 48 S1334 S13.19 S13.19 s 13 10 S12 90 S12 B9 S12.74 s 12 . .59 shortages of bu:. dnwrs. nldth dnd Anaheim City School District snencf! lPachl'rs <md t1clmrnistrd· Los Alamitos Unified School o1stnct Centralia School District tors throughout the state. Fountain Valley School Distnct Bus dnvt>r Demny Lesser hcts Huntington Beach City School District "Whenever they [mecharucsJ have to dnve, thdt cuts mto their producth·1ty," sard Thansportation Director Nancy Malone. "We won't compronuse on salety • he~n with Uw d1!'.tnC't tor three Fullerton Joint Union High School Distrtt:t S12 so S12 26 S12 16 Md lone sdid she also Iegula.tly heh to ldke two or three hours out of her work day to train new bus driver~ becauc;e of ·the trdlller shortdge yedrs. l le said he en1oys his mom• La Habra City School District iiig and c1ftt•rnoon routes m Ui.c Capistrano Unified Sthool District • No·wport ~ leigh~s <m~. ~. ~--·_,l,rv1oe.Umfied 5Ghool DiWICt- "The clnvers here arc grectt," Brea-Olinda Unified School D1rtnct he aid. uTht~y c;ee tho kid~ as Fullerton School District theu own. There <uc some who won't c1ven let !.omeone else do Source: respective school districts ~ 11.94 -'-------'~ S 11 85 s 11.73 Fire temporarily cloSes Corona del Mar Coco's • Tht~ Sunday night blaze appnrcntly started in a ventilation shaft. nudmghl dt the Coeu's restaurant in U1e 3400 block of East Coast ! llghway. rire and ~rnoke billowed out ol a grease duel locatf'd m the kitchen, authonl1c-. 11id. \\'hPn flTPhghters rPsponded to the call, they louncl the lir<' hud burned pbrt of Uw root. C 'ORONA DEL l\t1AR -A bldze Pireltghters wm~ .il>IP lo contain lhctt rcportPdly started ind ventila· the'bl<11c \ .. 11hm rnmutcs dncl extm- l~on shctft cnppled a restaurant gtushed it rnmplt>tPly t1I 12:45 a.m Sund11y myht, catMng a temporary 1 Restaurunt emplo~ees were clo<>ur(! to customers. evacuated and none ol them were The fue beg~ shortly before UlJUrt..'<.i. Ftrefighter Tlffi Richards, 36, suffered .,econd-degree bum to his hand when he attempted to remove a scalding grease I titer and the heat seMed throu9h protedivP gloves he was weartng. He W<1S taken to Hoag Hosp1ta.l w hem he Wi15 treated ond re1ea<oed. Structurdl dcUna<Je was t•stunat- cd at $10,000 and ie. .. taurnnt man- agement believes at least another ·$.1,000 m damage was don1~ to electrical wuing and eqwprnent . "It had all the pott::ntial to he a serious fire," said Lt. John Blauer, commumt) r<>Jallon officf:'r for the Newport Beach Fue and Manne Depdrtment ~we were fO'Jtunate to get to it qwckJy The r taurant wa:c-. do ·ed f\lon- Jfc1y, <lllhough the doors WC're open to air out th£> cent of smoke. Thert' ,., erl• Slqns po~tPd oul!>ide Cocos U1ctt sa.1cl 1t Wd" do ed bt't a1""~ nt "tedmicd.l pn,)hl~·ins •· · ·nuec mgmes and 17 hrehght- er..., were <'alle<I to the scene Bierner said the cau e of tlle blaze is undPr 1nv1~l1iJtttion. I EXCITING GAMES ,... _____ ......._ • $9. 95 Connection (save over $20.00) I Friday Oct. 30th 11 j Thul"lday Nov. 12ttt " WedMtday Dec. Ith I Thursday Dec. 17th ! Thursdey Jan. 14th i Thuraclay Feb.18th I Thursday Mar. 4th fl'ondly Mar. 15th Timpe Bay L19htnl119 Nalhvtlle PNdaton Withington C.pltal1 NY ltlanden Calgary FlalNI Edmonton Olien Nuhville Predatofs s~--------~"" 1 a J 1 I I l j c • .. • $10.00 OFF your first cable bill • A voucher good for 2 TICKETS to see the Los Angeles Kings LIVE Orange CountY 562 493-5483 Seal Beach • • 4 Tuesaoy, Deci mber 8, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot 12nllllion . in c anns __ _....;:-_-_.:._:=-==::i=rir===nr=11=====11=-y=1=z=1 =· w=1=r=1-=1=1:::v ~c====i _ ~fil~c\ <!g~t Co~ta M~s_a · • Driver. victim's fdmily claim cros~walk where fatal car cltndcnl occurred was not propmly marked. I 11i..1 t.11 the afternoon of June 3 a~ 11he cros~ep Sunflower Street at Smal· ley Road carrying grocerif'\s, according ~o a Costa Mesa police report. Valderrama was crossing legally in what's referred to dS an ''unmarked crosswalk," said Cos- ta Mesa Pol.lee Investigator Larzy Torres. • . . · F.reiderueich, who was travel- . COSTA MI:SA -Both pdrtles I irlg 4 mph below the speed limit mvolvt>d m '(1 l<1tr1l lralhc accident and was not under the influence m June hctve. ttlt•d c:laun!> agamst of drugs or alcohol, has been the c.1ty. ol < o~tcl f\1esa totalling charged by the Orange County $12 1mll10n. District Attorney's office with The lt1n11lv ol Bt.•rtlld Vald~rra-vehicular manslaughter. ma, who \\cts ii 1wde'>lnon killed His amtignmenl lS scheduled ·~ the ctcnd1•nt. liled ctn $11 mil-tor January, a derk m the Public lion cluam .met driver Kenneth Offenses Department said. Fre1clenrt•1( h llled et $1 nullion Valderrama's family also has Cilod claim a wrongful death suit against Dino Freda said although the • probe into the claims have not been completed yet, the flavor of the investigation will be about detetm1n109 whether or ·not the in'cident occurred in Santa Ana. "In my opinion, the municipal· 1ty is negligent in not constructing or hc1ving installed some type of reasonable notice to pedestrians or motorists that this is a cross- walk area," Utter said, •There is no doubt there's· a fight here between the city of Costa Mesa and the city of Santa Ana. Both mumc1palities are saying. 'That's your duty.'" Both c11leq1• thr nty wns neyh-Fre1denre1ch. said his attorney, gent ctnhlHJ ltll' area Claims by Freidenreich and with a n 11s.,w,1lk . st!Jlldl 01 other Valderrama also have been riled marku111s agdinst the city of Sanld Anu. Costa Mesa Risk Manager Karen Adams could not b~ reached ror comment. However, her dssistant, Rosemary Dotson, said because the· claims came m late last week. there has not been enough tune to begm or condude an investigdtion into the matter. DIANA MUlVIHIU I DAILY PILOT firefighters from areas surrounding Fashion Island's Hard Rock Cafe decorated and parad- ed their trucks to the restaurant Saturday to kick off a drive for donations of holiday toys for underprivileged chllclren. · · FrP1dl llfl'" h l11t \11lclt·1rama Sdnta And C::la1ms Manager Bowl picture not so rosY- fo r · Newport Beach tourism I • With UCLA loss and Wisconsin's pref ere nee to slay in L<?S Angeles, city loses. out on luc1ative _business op11ortunilies. NEWPURT HEACH -On d normttl dc1y. Nc'wport · Beach Confcr<•nc" clnd Visitors Bureau P1e<.,1dPnl tmcl USC alum Ros· dlmd \\'1llh1ms wotdd not be rnotmq for the.• archnval UCLA Brums · But on the wu•ke>ncl, c::he was sulkmq mst~dd of cheering when lJ<'LA's clP.fense dllowed the University of M1dmi to garn 689 told! yards and tum a 38-21 UCLA lead anto a devastating 49.45 loss · As a r~ t, the Br:tW\S lost the chance lil play in the Fiesta Bowl for thP. nationrtl champ1onsh1p and wer " re1eyated to the Rose Row! 10 Pt1!.i1Cl<!nct. It UCLA would haw• won,"thdl Rose Bowl slot would hnve heen filled IJy 1he 1Jn1\ Pr<Hly ol Anzond, who-1e alumni asc;ociation planned to stay in Newport Beach. The tum of events meant that Williams and her staff at the bureau won't be able to milk the very lucrative tounsm busines!-. out of Rose Bowl team alumni this year. •There is very limited busi- ness when yoQ hdve a local school playing." Williams said. •on any day in my llic I would vote against UCLA. but I wds actually kind of rooting for them th.is weekend." The Bruins will face Wi!>con- sin on Jan. 1, and the fans for that Midwest team have already staked their drums in Los Ange· les, she said Williams was posed with a perplexing challenge thls col· lege football season because of the Bowl Championship Senes. the championship game that wtll be played this year at the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Ariz Instead of only having to woo the 21 teams m the Big 10 and Pac. 10 conJerences, the bureau had to keep sending infortnallon to the nation's top 25 teams -a Imeup that couJd easily change 1 every week. And because of the new sys- tem, everything got thrown out of whack as a resl)lt of the week· end's games. "What's gomg to be verv interesting is to see bow the issue of the (Bowl Champ1onsrup Senes) falls out from here," Williams said. "The Rose Bowl Uus year is no~ going t-0 be quite as exciting of a game as it could be• . <;he said the staff at the bureau is disappointed but has no mtention of giving up hope for next yettr. "What I know to be the case is that everyone m the top 25 list knows Newport Beach," she said. •1n my mind. we ha¥e laid the groundwork this year for the future.• Not only will the bureau con - tinue the strategy develope9 this year -sendmg each team note· books about au of the fabulous things to. do in Newport -they will step up the efforts by trymg to talk directly to the rank-and- ftlc alumni ·we'll get that ball rolling after the hrst of the year.• Wilb<uns aid. VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY The Volunteer Directory runs periodi· cally m the Daily Pilot. If you'd like infor- mation on getting your organization hsted, call 574 4228 NEWPORT THEATER ARTS CENTER Volunl•'Pr lo ht"'lp stage theater produrt1ons. A vcmcty of JObs 01 i>d to be td< klt'u, mdudmg set constni< lion, ushenng. mailings and ossorti1cl tPchnicc1l duties. Scheduling is flpx1ble, with a two to 20 hour commitment per month Thn Newport Theatet Arts CentPr 1s JocnlPd 2501 Cliff Dnve. For mnrl' tnfnnnataon, call 631 • 0288 OASIS SENIOR CENTER MPdls on Wht>els volunteers are needf!d lo distribute prepared cbsht>s to homP·hmmd seniors m tlw Nc'wport Bl•ac h drea. The clehvery tinw 1s hPtwcen 11 :30 d.m. ctnd I p.m For more inJorma· tion, c ;ill h44·3244. ' , OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operabon Clean Sldte, a Costa Mesa-based orgamzation that focuses on graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other duties. For more information, call Michael Howard at 435-0745. COMPUTER TRAINING Pre-cason pecial $99 -Introductory Course learn the basic skills of: Windows 95 I 98, Word Processing, Internet • S Students per class max!! • Day & Evening class times availablC' • 1 lighly recommended • S.1tisfaction Guiirantced For BUSINESS: Window s· Word ·~Excel• Access • ACTI • QuickBooks 'On-site and individual training also available. Please Call Mark at Nrwpnrt Cornp1111·r Tr.111111ir1 949 863 1600 3140 C.111111u• O""" c.,,,. A N•·wporl B'"" h 'l:'hl10 ' Alleged ·middle .man pleads innocent • Raymond Maciejczak is charged with arranging . attack of Northern California man with his former mother-in-law. SANTA ANA -A suspected middle man who allegedly helped plan a murder-for-hire scheme that targeted a Northern California man pledded innocent to the charges against hun m Superior Court on Monday. Raymond Mac1ejczak. 59, of New York dppedrcd in d Santa And courtroom, free on a $100,000 bond. Prosecutors believe Maciejczak was the hnk between Lido Isle resident Mac Miner and alleged hitman Patrick O'Neill in an attempt-lo hurt or kill Miner's former son-in-Jaw, David Leland O'Neill was arrest· ed in September 1997 when polic~ followed him to Cap1told, where Leland lived. Police found a map with Leland's addre s wnt· ten on it and an inoperable hand· gun. Maciejczak; a busmcssmc1n who sold ostrich meat, reported!} bad close business bes Wlth Man- er. Police said Miner invested m rus busmess and when "she want- Ben efit raises· enough money for OCC student to travel COSTA MI!SA Sarah Nevins, a 21-year-old OCC stu- dent diagnosed with a brain tumor, · Sdld enough money ~as raised at a mu.sic concert Fnday rught for her to travel to Aonda next month for a convention. · About 300 people attended the concert orgdruzed for her benefit at the college's Science I fall. Five modf>m rock groups performed for nedrly hve hours. Although the final tally or pro- ceeds wasn't known on Monday, Nevins is confident the money raised will cover travel expenses lo the Aoridd convenllon. Nevms has embraced alternative medicine m order to el.urunate the tumor per- manently, and the convention is a good place to find out about radi- cal new treatments, she said. Nevins was diagno. ed with the mdlignant growth m March and C.io1ot1' p~, IH At~ Jf'f '" f(1({1. (, Since 1972 DONl A I MVf'ILOT OCC student Sarah Nevin. has undergone two surgenes The tumor slowly has grown back, and she may need another surgery soon "People interested m conlnbut· mg to Nevms' cause can still drop off donations at Noise Noise Nms >, a record store located al 150SA E Mesa Verde Dnve or at nedrby Totally Coffee, 1525 E. Mc>sa Verde Drive. -Greg Risling You are invited to our -Third Annual All Faiths- "CELEBRATION .OF LIFE" Candlelighting Service Thursday, December 10, 1998 · 7:00 p.m . . ·Pacific View Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive - ' <>cl [eldnd liurt, Macrejczak war c1hle to find someone ·to do the Joh. I le facl"<: one count of solicita- tion for murder. Mmer pleaded guilty to her mvolvenwnt m the crime Nov 17 · ctnd wa ... sentenced to one ·year m j<til an<.! hve ~·ears probdtion. On J.tn. 22. a Judge will deade whether ~he should be under houst• arre..'>1 or sent to the coun- ty's womc-n's jail. O'Neill, who c-oopt>ratcd with authonlles, is awc11tang hie: tnal next month. f\.ldc1e1czak's preliminary hedr· ing 1s ~cheduled for March 16. -G';9 Aisling •GIFTS• . Ill RI IAGF I IN #212 •GIFTS• RAR.N BIRDHOUSE 1287 CH RISTMAS CElEBRATION COF FEE IHtI.G~N SQUARE (founcrly looitcd in Wo1difT Pl~r.a) 270 E. 17th St .. Suite 3 17th .SC. bctwcc:n San11 Ana Ora~ A\'t, nar '' ... cuiurant ' .. . . ~. .. Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pilot CONTINUED FROM 1 .. Riordan unfort~ately is being used as a pawn m a very divisive ches:. game down here in Orange CJ)unty.,. -. .-...___ .....,. Newport Beach rei,ident George Argyros, who ts chairman of the board tor Citizens for Jobs and the Economy, said he doesn't see anything wrong Wlth' Riordan promob!1g a regional solution to projected mcreases 'in air traffic demand. "Larry Agran isn't happy, but is f:.anY Agran ever hoppy about .anYfumg?" Argyros said. "Mayor Riordan is a visionary und he's CHEF CONTINUED FROM 1 And fine gourmet meals are not just for the professionals -to dine well, people don't have to dine out. "You can totally pull some- • Send A.ROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330W. Bay St., (l)sta Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170i or call (949) 540 1224, ext. 228. A complete listing of Around Town car• be found at dailyp1lot.com TODAY A Christmas ~ee lot wUI be up and runrung from 8 a.m. to . 1 O p.m. daily through Dec. 20 in Parking Lot ...E at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costd Mesa. For more informat.ion, call (714) 708- 3247. Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa residents can rent Santa for theU' hohddy par- 'ln9 to do, wwothinq m ,J...A. .to. prepare for the 21st century.• Dixon agreed that auport.s are a regional issue but aid politi- etans Crom other dfeas shouldn't be butting into such a controver· siaJ issue. •There's no way l would go •"" ""' ... ....,,.._~ ~ mtef)ect my opiruon as an out- sider ll)to the controversy they're having over LAX,• he said. Newport Beach ofltc1als, how- ever, attended the luncheon and liked what Riordan had to say. ·r was pleased to have a man of his importance and stature talk about the vision that we all have,• said Mayor Dennis O'Neil. "Con- version of El Toro to a ~ommerctal airport is the future of Orange . . thing off at home,· he saJd. One suggestion for home chefs when preparing a meal is to not wait until the last minute. •Have a game plan before you go in." he said. "Get everything organized in a little folder.· For those who want to 'follow in hls footsteps, Lockhart recom- mends enrolling 1!1 a good school OASIS Seruor Center. 800 Mar- guerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. · Adm1Ss1on is $38. For more infor- mat1on.rcall (949) 644-3244. A seminar titled Ma.ktng the Hol- iday Connection will be present- ed from 6 to 7:30 p.m at the Cen- ter for Peak Performance, 4570 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. Admission is free. For more infor- mation,· call (949) 252-2104. · A fr~e .. seminar titled Feng Shut Your Way will be presented from 6:30 to 7 :30 p.m. al Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen Patio Cafe, 225 E 17th St. Costa· Mesa. Reserva- tions.are reqw.red. For more infor- mation, call ( 800) 595-6667. ties, business meetings, day care WEDNESQAV or school events from 10 a.m. lo 10 · RI p.m. -daily through Dec 23. Santd . is $40 for the first half-hour and I Har.borlites Toastmasters will $35 for each additional half-hour meet at 7 a.m. at the Bahia Santa will bring candy canes for Connthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- boys and girls. Reservalions must side Drive, Corona del Mar. be made 24 hour:, in ddvance. For Guests are invited For more more mformapon, call (949) 644-information. call 586-9172. 3151. • A water aerobics class will be presented from 9 to 10 am. at the OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission IS $1 . For more infor- mallon, call (949) 644-3244. The Newport Hills Garden Club will present its festive annual Christmas luncheon at 12:15 p.m . at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Lunch includes soft drinks and v:ine. Entertainment and door prizes will be available. Social hour is al 11 30 a.m New members are cordid.lly invited. Admission is $40. A yoga class will be presented by Helena Sprake from 9 to.. 10.15 a.m. at the Nancy Clark Educa- tion Center, 471 Old Newport Road, SUite 103, Newport Beach. Admission is $8 per class or $30 The Networkers will meet from for four prepaid classes. For more t 1 ·45 a.m to 1 p.m. at the Costa information call (949) 548-4059. Mesa Goll and Country Club, ' 1 1701 Golf Course Drive. Ad.mis- A ballr~om dance cl~ s wtll be s1on is $12 and includes lunch. For presented from 3 to 4 pm. at more information, call 885-9093. • I • • Contact the Tax Proa for the best resolution to all types of tax problems including audits, payroll taxes, levies, wage garnishments, seizures and untiled tax returns. CALL 1-800·990-4858 24 HRS FOR A FREE RECORDED MESSAGE AND A COPY OF OUR FREE REPORT. Don't pay the IRS until you read our free report. *+U.S. TAX** 'PROFESSIONAl..'s . I • I L.1w Otl 1c ,,., o f J1>ffr•'Y Mat~un "Over 50 Ye!lrs of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • Valances & Cornice Boxes • Rom~n Shades • Blinds .•Vertical • ShuttCf'S • Bed~prcads Complim1ntary Consultation in Your Hom1 ~ .ui4-.t.ha.w~r~eqv,"""'------'·--·--·-_.. ••• • Offtcial from other o ftes and the county -including Supervi- sors Jim Silva, Chuck Smith and newly elected Cynthia Coad - also turned out for the event. The annual luncheon wa:s expecteJi to .t~uore than $100,000• for .the pro-airport group, which will no doubt be involved ut next year's antl-air- port initiative campaign being spearheaded by South Counfy groups. And South County, which poured big money this year into 1 the failed supervisor campaign of Hul'l.tmgton Bedch Courtcilman Dave SUllivan, will be gearing up to rake in more dollars, as well. • program where the basics are taught. But one of the key ingredi- ents for a successful chef is pas- sion. "The best thing I can say is to follow your heart,• he said. "Usually that will take you where you have to go." OCC center holds open house today OCC' Re-Entry/CaJWORKS center \\'lll holil nn open house from 11:30 a.m. to , 1:30 p .m . t~ay. The c.vent i's open to the public, and adrrussion is rree. Refresnments will be ervcd. The. center is designed to assist tho'e who are returrun~ to college after a brc<lk in their academic careers. The center is localed m Room 106. of the counseling building and is open from 10 a.m. to 6 pm. Mondays and Tuesdays, and from 10 a.rn. to 8 P·!U· Wednesdays and Thursdays. , , , For more mformation on the center or open houc;e, call (7141 432-5162. Martial arts studio offers fingerprinting Marshall's Tae Kwon Do of Costa Mesa, along with the United Children's Fund. 1s pro- AROUND TOWN A Women's Ufe Stress Support Group for Seniors will be present- ed from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The meet- ing will be faC:ilitated by psyc'hol- ogist Nat.alie Zucker. Ad.mission is . free. For more mformation, call (949) 644-3244. Seiilor consultant Bob ·Brennan will . lead a free discussion of rev.erse mortgages for seniors 62 and over at 3 p.m . at Bayside Vil- lage, 300 E. Coast Highway, . Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 723-0233. · A group counseling session titled Body-Image improvement Female Power will be presented al 5:30 p.m . dt Coast Consulting, 180 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Sesii10ns are $25. For mote mformatton, call (949) 720-8437. A free seminar titled Six Laws of Natural Healing will be presented · from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market and Kitchen Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reser- vations are reqw.red. For more lnformab.on. call (800) 595-6667. THURSDAY A wate r aerobics class will be presented from 9 to 10 a .m. at OASIS Seru01 Centc1, 800 Mar- guente Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission lS $1 For more mfor- malion. call (949) 644-3~44. The Ebell Club of Newport Beach will meet at 11:30 a.m. at the Bahia Connthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Dnve, Newport Beach. Motivational speaker Patncia Covington will d1scu-,s •How to Spice Up Your Life • For more information, call (949) 721- 9267. ~ singing class wiU be presented from 1 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admission 1s free. For more infom1ution, c<lll (949) 644-3244. A ltne dancing class wUJ be pre- sented from 3i15 to 4 45 pm at OASIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave , Coronel del f\.far Adrruss1on ts free. For more infor· mdtion, call (949) 644-3244. A free seminar titled Improve Your Game with Guided Imagery . will be presented trom o to 7 p m. at the Center for Peak Perfor- mance, 4570 Cdmpus Drive, Newport Beach. Seating is lmut- ed. For more mformaltOn. call (9491252·2104. A group counsellng session UUed ., -~Lt\s 1ELW_C_H_IT-O . . UDAY FIESTAS Full Service Calenng Siuling F.ajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & C:erveza Sar 645-0209 · Pw Ir Trap To Go Order by the Dozen • Chingolingas • Taquitos • Tacos • Burritos • Guacamole • Chips & Salsa COMPUft. MITT MCK JOI I 0 $46.95 Call your nearest location for pick-up. Ban11u•t looms Corona del Mar M4·8226 10 to 1 SO people. Newport Beach 75 6855 Tue$doy, Qocember 8, 1998 5 11 tt-r-s----_...,..--------t ' vidmg free fmgerprlntiDg for children starung at 12:30 pm. Saturday. Marshall's Tac Kwon Do help.mg the United Children·s Fund m creating a, national database to asslSt 111 the location of missing children. In addition to fingerprinting, there Will also be. a self-defense dcmonstra· tion. Marshall's Tue Kwon Do is located at 333 E. 17th St. ror more mforination, <.:all (949J 574-0122. Juice It Up toy ·exchange being held for the· third year in a row, Juice It Up is sponsonng its third annual Toy Dnve. Juice It Up will e11:change a free smoothie for any new, unwrapped gift of $.5 or more m value. Donations will be made to the Olive Crest Homes and SerVl.ces for Abused Children tn Santa Arla. Relationship Improvement will he presented at 7 p.m. at Coast Con- . suJting, 180 Newport Center Dn- ve, Newport Beach. Sessions are $25 For more. infonndtion, call (949) 720-8437. FRIDAY Juice It Up ls ciommitted to helpmg the oommuruty, say company of11ciols. In October, the company ,helped raise more than S 11,000 for 4he American Heart ~sodation by ~d~t lng m lhe 16th annual Heart &. Sole Wdlk/Ru_n at Uie lrvme Sjl1Ktnun. For the nearest loco- tlon, call t :SSB-70-JUJCE. Gondpla event features lights, carols Adventwes at Sea Yacht Charters and The Gon<Jola Company of Newpdrt will ' be spon.'>onng the second annual Christm:~ CMta.re from 5 to 7 p.m. Dec.U . The two companies will be crwsing their gondolas, featur· Ing Christmas lights and carol- ers, near th.e bores of Newpon Island (38th Street) on the Bal- boa Peninsula.. So bring some blankets and hot chocolate and join the commwuty for some holiday cheer. Techniques for Bus~ People will be presented from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Center for Peak Perfonnance, 4570 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. Se,atmg is limit~. For more infor- mation, call (949) 252-2104. Business 1\etwork International will meet at 7 a.m. at ~funi's Cate, Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa.· F1ISt-tlme guests are free. For more inI011Dation,call(714)538-8339. A free seminar tilled' Weight Lo Through HypnOSlS Will be present- ed Jrom 7 30 to 8:30 p.m. al the Center for Peale Performance. 4570 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. Seating is limited For more lnfor· mati9n, call t949} 252-2104. OCC's Ornamental Horticulture Depd.rtment will present its annual public poinsettia plant sale from t 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Saturday in the Horticulture Garden on cam- pus. 2701 Fairview Road, . Costa Mesa Plant prices vary. For more information, c.all (714) 432-5748. SATURDAY A Beanie Ba.by and Collecttble - Show takes place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Dec. 12-13 at the Orange County Fall' & E.xpos1bon Center, 88 Fai.r Dnve, Building No 10, Costa · Mesa. General admission JS .$5. children 1 and under are free. For in!ormation, call (714) 754-0518. A free 5emlnar titled Relaxation VOLATILE STOCK MARKET! • • Your own Private Porfolio Manager •Fee Based-No Transaction Cost • Quarterly Performance Review SUTRO&CO ll1\ICltrMlt ~Since 18/J PnV'lltc: Client Group ~ FOR MORE INFORAf.A'flON, PLEASE CALL TODAY! LANTZ E. BEU, BRA.NCH MANAGER 610 N.wpof't Orntn Dri.w, St.die 900 "-iport a-ell. CA 92CNO . (949) 720-8901· 1 bell@sutro.com The Classic Diamond Solitaire Necklace Silel)t night peechlcss 1nondng A diamond is fora-er. CHARLES H. BARR I ' EYE-OPENER Corona del Mor High !Jirk continue to dominate the opposition in nonleogue soccer I see Page 7 I · 6 Newport Beoch/Costo Me$0 Doily Pilot ' Tuesday. December 8, 1998 • • Sports Edito< Roger Corl$0ll • 949.57 4-4223 II 111 DAVENPORT SIGHTING • Yista's trapping defense too much; Newport i I arbor suffers its first loss, 52-39. 52·3CJ, in the quarterfinals' ol the South Coast Classic at Umver'>1ly. ·"I'm going to tell my g1rb." HI GH SC HOOL GIR i S BASKETBALL COSTA MESA-al.indsay Davenport, who UU, ~~the first Aniencan·bom woman since Chris Evert In 1982 to wm the U.S. Open, will make her second voluntary appearance at Costa Mesa Tennis Center aince she flnished the year ranked No. t on the Women's Tennis Association Tour. .. SavagC' added, •that I want them to play as physical as this team." I H11.11 \Jiil Dt \\ ~Not lRVlNE -Jn ct ,battle o! former champu:ms, Newport I lt1rbor Hi(jh's knees w1ltecl in th" ldte rounds Monday u1qht. Vista's trapping defense wets largely why Newport H arbor turned the ball over 16 lJnw:s m the c;econd hall (with 10 turnover:s in the third quarter as' Vista dgc said. "We JUSt didn't handJe the pre..ssurt>. • · When 6-foot-2 Kdthy Lavold and 6· t April Ross arrived from • volleyhc\ll, the Satlors are expect- . cd to improve at the post post· t10ns. ~Right now, we're living by '\h~ outside shot and dying by the ouhmle shot,• Savage c;aid . AH.er Urbdn's bdsket to open the se'cond hulf, they blitzed the Thrs with a scoring run of 13·0. Aly~sa Paul's three·pointcr for Nev.iport stoppc.c.\ the bleeding. But the Panthers' lrappmg defense was relentless, lriggenng another rµn, tb1s time 8·3 as Urban's tnple proV.ded the only Sailor points. Davenport, along with USTA national teaching. pro Elliott Teltscher, will be featured at a group clinic Wednesday from '4 . p.m. to 6 p.m. at the center for six seJ~ed girls in SoutbeJ'? C~ fomia; concessiomure l-lank Uoyd 541d Monday. Thi! dinic. Wlth . erased a 21-16 halftime d£>hc1t), Davenport 1S by invitation only. · "(Davenport) supports the USTA and gives ba~k to ~e g~e." said Lloyd, who has helped tum armmd the public facility m less than a year. . .. • With. t\,YO 'of their h19 punchers stiU out of the nny, the Suilor~ were )united with pa,smu opllom. in the second half whfin Vista' Panther:. bunecl them \\1th the full-court press. ~They're an mcrndthly phyc;1. cal team,• hrst·Yt'dr Newport Hdibor girh buskt•tball rnoch Gregg SavtJge 4't11<l ol the Pan· thers, who handed Savaqe hts first loss tn four games ets ·rn<1ch, Newport Harbor, which won tht'> tournament U1 1995, will }>ltty Thursday at 8 p .m . vs. tonight's Thousand Oaks-El Modena loser. Vista, the 1996 champion ot tha South Coast, broke down the Sailors' wmgs and ball handlers m the third quarter, oulsconng the T d!S, 21-8, by quarter's end to pro- duce a 37-29 lead. ·1 think we had more turnovers in that second hclH than we have so t~r this season m cl game,• Say- The Sailors were led by 5.9 ~cmor Kristen Urban ( 13 pomts and six rehounds) and 5-8 junior Kalena Jackson (U points), who posted up twice in the first half, heating taller players. While Newport Harbor (7 of 18 m the hr~t half) outshot Vista (7 of 26) lrom the floor in ·the opening 16 minutes, the Panthers only trnUed by five a1 the break To open the second quarter, Jack~on netted a trey to beat the 30-second shot clock, then Melis- sa Hollister scored for a 15-9 Newport lead. After a Vista layup, Urban canned two free throws and Jackson, wide open al the post, scored on a bounce pass from Pc1ul with 3:41 Jett m the half, gtving ~ewport a 19·11 lead . Three weeks ago, Davenport answered questiops during an impromptu session for about 2.C parents of junior tennis players at the center. Costa Mesa Tennis Center ls home of the Orange County Area 1\'aining Center. The center also recently hired Syd Ball and Phil Dent as instructors, two longtime, high-profile teadling pros in the area. On. Wednesday nights, the center hosts a men·~ night from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m .; it hosts a women's night on Thwsdays, also from 7 p.m. to 9 p .m. For $6, player.; enJOY food, drink and,tenrus. -by Richard Dunn H IGH SCHOO L BOYS BASKETBALL Estallcia pins 67-59 defeat on La Mirada Peter Ancl<:.rsen nails spven three-pointers en route to 26-point output to lilt the EuulP<> to victory, al the Century Shootout. B \1111\ I· \I I" \I It Dody Pilol .SANTA AN,\ -For cl guy Ills <'Oc1f'h tPrme<l the cc1lm in the ~torm, Estdncia I hqh senior Peter Anders<'n sum rilmc>d all ove1 La 1lrddc1 m lhl' E<1gle>s' h7-59 ln· 1,unph in the Century Shootout ponl·play OJH'n<'r at Century High. AndersPn, on1~ of only two expenen<ed f•.!tllrners, clnlled seven three·pomters en route to d rareer·h19h 26 p01nls to help the Eagles evt>n their record al 1·1. Estanc:1a v1s1ls Irvine tonight at 7 m il nonle11qw~ tussl<>, hefore retummg to pool pld}' Wcdnes- cla}', when 1t lt1ke." on Wlutt1er ChnslJctn t1I 4:30 pm Ander'>t•n, whow hl!Jh 9ame cts c1 Jllntor wc1s 12 pomts, ntc1lchpd thttt tnt<1I m the first sev- en mmutl's ctqamst thP Mdldclores (0-1 I rind ht• clrclltll'd SIX three balh, without c1 miss, llC'low the hcilltmw horn. I {e hntsht•d 7 of H from three· dom (87 .S<'1o) ttnd he wc1s clearly loulPd on hts only rms .... The b· toot-2 stc1ndout lm1shed 8 of 12 I rom thP held nod c ollec:t<•d d team-high c tyht rebounds to restore Cone h Rich Boyce's faith orona del Mar's Brandon Crosby (right) puts it up in Monday's tournament action against Valencia; below, Sea KJngs · teammate Kevin Hansen goes up for a shot attempt in the Century Higl) Shootout. Daily Pilot photos by Don Leach • 1 told hnn \\ edn" clay (ulter d 56-53 set1~011·openmg loss to Coron<l d<>l Mar. m wh1c:h he scored six pomt.s on two three- pomtcrs), I cJ1dn't llk1• the way he was plc1ymcr > 1 WdV he WdS prclcllnng, • I ('1 snicl. "I told him I was thin~ 10 1 1hqut making a chctnUP in the ltn<'up. But he hacl lhv twst thrN! (HdC uces he's ever hcHI <Jncl he• led us lomghl. J think hP Pilrn<'d iinother SEA K ING S, 65-54 I dlctncc•." Shea's 15 points, 10 boards I off the bench ~park Sea Ki~gs. Hoycf' srrnl A11clcrscn\ lt>adcr-lhlllt't ht '"'' IC s hip tnm ... c t!lldi>cl the sldl slwet, QalyKlu: d S ht> Jn)('f'lt•cl lrclllCJlllllty mto the tumult tt1<tl <'h Maclcm:ed SANTA ANA -C<Jll Pcml Orris a Estctnc1ci's pluy clown the• ~!retch, coach in a canrly store. Or, pcrhc1ps morn "f le was lhtt clam 10 the correctly, a workshop. stonn, • Boyn• t1irl. "We have u "J have some toob lo do c;omething very young ti>am c1nd we mc1de d with,· said the Corona del Mar., 1 ligh lot of m1stnkl!s Rut PetN really boys hd~kethoU head man, ofter his Sect wai. a stoadymg mfluenc:e. • Kmgs d1splayPd plenty ol off en we skills The Eagles nc •decl ( 11 the ma 65-54 tnm!lph over $alenaa High ol composure th.-y coulcl muc;ter, as Valencia m tile pool-play opcnC!r ol the they saw a ln·pomt lead Wlth fourth nnnual Century Shootout at Cen· .J 09 left m the third quarter dwin· tury High. t$e to 63-57 with t :=J4 to phiy. · ·1 likP our J>OSS1hil1tt •s and I'm intPr· ~(La Mlmdn, \\'lthoul its b •st estecl," contmu •d Orns, who nearly wore playPI, who is c;tiJI mvolv cl in the a bald c;pot sr ratchmg !us head the last foot bet II plityofl J plnycd hard l.md tV.·o c;easons, tryiny lo coninr' a way to kept commn at us m wave , .. overcome a rosin full ot uhp r hooters. Qoyc, saitl · "I'd have lo.nri talks with p oplc .. Estunc1a'.:; wctvc mclud ct 5.1 o ahout X's and O' , hut an open tour-fool· J\JOIOT ncwc:omcr Jason sunco, er 1s a four-toot •r, no matter what ol tcnw who. hn1sh •d with 14 pomts, you'1c·mnm11g. You 'ht1ve to hr• ahl • to mdudmg a p<11r of thr •c•·polnt<>rs. hit ome shots to oulspm:t rwoplf>." Brett VcdhuPna, u 6·4 fiemor, And, cyen thouyh the Sett Kings dtd· add._'8 Jrom tho held for aggr •.ssiv(• Malcttlorns' inside 39.7%}, they rt1d t1lluck thn tx sk t, n m conltng~nt, wh1C'h hud thre(• the offense ao<.l hu tfr~ th• u WtJ.Y to V· memhcrs foul out crnl econd-~hancc bu~kot . Manu Tum •Ju mlde>d five •t llk ·our hlencl," Oms added •we points and six hotml tor tlu• win· hav~ a Jong way to go, hut we hav or , who romrmtt11d ').U~.h~t~iM~~i~Got~ni!• d1ff"r 11t~nd f ~ crs wht~ I ,. 1 •> ;·:nut I II • Semor Dennis Alshuler, d known quantity as a returning starter, scorl!d 16 pomts to pace the winners, who take on Orange Lutheran Wedne~dtty at 3 p.m. m thf• second of three pool-pldy contests . He also had eight rf!bounds cind drew ct ciifhcult defensive assignme~n Valen· cia's Eskia~ McDaruels (26 poml'> and 15 boards, despite Alshuler's hand in his fdre all evening}. But emor Justin Shea, a football standout w ho sat out last ba ketbltll sea· c;on, displuyed lhc kind of m:.idc musde that WO\Jld enthuse mo t coaches. parhc:· ularly Oms. · • · The 6-3, 230-powtder collected 15 points and 10 rebounds off the bench, to complement the strong out 1de play of 1umor point guard Bnmdon Crosby, who hnished With 13 pmnts, rven boards und six asSlst5. •we ran th• ofh•nse better th m w • did against futdnntt, but I didn't think we hot hkc wt:: c:an," Orris dtd •we thcl OK on the hoa1d (whcrn they •'CimP.d et t8-:J3 ecJge), hut I thouuht we could h,1v~ boxed out huttnf." Th • Sed Kings ]\lmp<!d out to an 11 ·0 c ush10n tho l1n;l 2:28, IJ<'lon• Vula11c1• cored Um nux.L 10. C<IM led, 19· 14, ofh>r one quarter, nut the Viking!i (2-1) used a 7-0 run to take) n 25·23 lead with 2. 11 I ft m thP holt. The S a Kinq , how~vcr, got layup from Al hul •r, Croshy and h to tnk Jr·P.91 ~~~m~sm~;~.~.~ l n ~ t ·vl!1Tjm1iiTs~filfor o CENTURY SHOOTOUT C.oR0NA DEL MAit 65, VA&.IHCIA 54 Score bY QwNUn Valencia 14 11 11 18 • 54 Corona del Mar 19 10 20 16 ~ 65 v......... . M<Oaniets 23, Minor 12. Ingram 8, Broapus 6, Sisqn 4, Torres 1. 3•pt, goals • McOaniefs 2. Fouled out • None. COf'oM .. M9r • Alshuler 16, Shea 15, Crost>y 13, Hansen 9, Bottom -4, Hanson 3, • R1chardsbn 3, Hunt 4 Morris 0, Patterson O. Snell o 3i>t. goals • Hamon 1, Crobj 1. Fouled out • None. ESTAHOA 67. LA Mii ADA 59 Score by~• Estancia 22 14 16 15 -67 La Mirada 18 S 15 11 • 59 ~·Andersen 26, Simco 14, Tenlelu 7, Valbuena 6, Chandler 5, Cantretl 4. earner J. Maldonado 2, Stapleton o, Rodriguez 0, N4wrhan 0, Junenez O 3 pt, goats Andenen 7, Sunco 2 fouled out • Chandler. w--Pickett 16, Vltletobos 151 Salcedo 12. ..U 8, Vanderpool 6, Garber 2. 3-pt. 99M Vlll•lobos ], Bell 1. foul«t out • 6-rber, ltll, IUchlNn • hr nk en rouh• to 6 17-point bulge which Mrrow !<i to 49·36 cntenng the fmal pcnod. A ptur of Shea buckets upped the c.:u hion to 62·42, before the Sl'\a Kings (2·0) cnli ed home. t K~~a~~£~.LUJbi.1:~l:l . . .Mustangs go cold in final moments, fall, 52 -~9 •Mustangs shut out in final 1 : 16, drop opening round of Jason Ferguson t-.1emorial. tourney agamst Los Amigos; return to action Wednesday. Bit 11"1111 l>t '' lla'ly NOi COSTA MESA -With their players diving for loose balls and taking charges on detcmc, Costa Mesa H1gh's.Mustangs figured to be in d fight to the hnish Monday in the open· mq round of the Jason Ferguson Memonal Tournament. 'A'hclt they didn't count on was their cold shooting m the fmal minute as visibng Los Amigos held on for a 52-49 boys basketball victory. Co ta Mcc;a junior Rick Hatsushi, a 5-fool·B hacRup point guard, sparked the Mustangs late m the game, p1ck- mg up two stt>als and his team's fincil four pomts,· 1 fodmg a hanging Jumper in the key with 1:16 lcft to give Couch Ench AU(•n's squad (0-3) a 49- 48 edge. ~ut l\1Psd wouldn't scorn agam. It missed two frt.>e throws with 0:46 to play dnd Los Amigos Jeadmg, 50-49, and Cdm(• up short on a three·point attl•mpt when it hdd 19 seconds to set up d two-pomtcr. M ln lhdt last (scnes), we JUSl Wdnted lo geLa shot off," Allen said. HWe wanted d pick and roll, but (the Lobos) played 9ood dE>fense against it. We got a gooa look (at a three), but we just ~sed it. We were actually hopmg to get u foul and go to the line, but they played good d~fense (tn the rruddle)." Los Amigos' Alvaro Arcos, a senior guard, and Jesse CamlJo, a 6-6 senior centN, scored 19 pomts each, while Camilo had 14 rebounds and Carlos Sanchez seven boards (five in the pul- satmg fourth quarter). After Mesa ate up most ot the fmal ticks and rrussed a baseline three· pointer, it was Sanchez who came up with the rebound dlld was intl'ntionaJ- ly fouled by Nate Jones, Costa Mesa's 6-2 JUntor swingman. With 0:02 on the clock, Sanchez sank both ln'C throws ond Los Amigos (2-t) was uwarded the ball out ot bounds. Mesa's d efense wouldn't allow an inbound ' pass, so Sanchez to ·c;ed 1t against the backside of a Mesa pldyer and retrieved his· own pass, before runnmg out the clock. Costa Mesa, which trailed by no more than hve points, built a 42-39 , lead early m the fourth quarter as 6·6 ophgmore Mike Payne scored on a turnMound baseline jumper and Jones ( 12 points, hve rebounds and two blOC'.ks) srorcd on a sweet scoop shot m the key. Jqnc , how •vcr, was in foul trouble e rly and at the hnal 4:31 of the sec- ond quarter, cs Payne and Bryan Rice -kept Mesa clos '• . But m the fourth quarter, L:o Ami· gos dim bed back on top, '16·42, after a 7·0 run. Mesa' took the 1£>nd agiun, 47-46, when Jones scored on a 360·degr 'C pin move in the key, Steven Whittak· er addecl a fr throw nnd Hatsush1 (i;tx rebounds) mttd • t1 Jnyup aft r his chvmg steol in tbu front court. Shaun Ferrymnn also cored 12 pumt for M a, while ~ic (live rchounds) and Duy Tran each had th.rft.AltilJM~ WQich,.._.......,......___., dlt back ln tti la>nd round Wedn • , day (70:40 (Utl ). J ewport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot too •Mustangs appear to have tecim .. opable of making CIF P ayoffs 1fter_ last year's disappointn:icnt. Drtt Not COSTA MESA -Ldst year Costd Mesa nigh'~ girls socn•r tedm had a yood year ind finished 10.9.3, good enough for ourth place in the Pac1tic: C0<1st Lcc1guo. ::oach Dan Johnston pelit.ion~d for an at- arge berth for the Southern Se<!lton play- )tls, but was overlookl•d in fdvor of D1vl- rion lil teams who !:lad better records, even eams Costa MPsa ha'd beaten. To gJin somE! respP.Ct this season, the ~ustangs will have to upPnd one of the big , H I G H S C H 0 .0 l G I R l S · S 0 C C E R often e, scoring from anywhere on the held. She can pa the ball <lownf1eld and make ..,a.~te c~o ses from lo!!,9_dis,; • tancc ," · · .· tfiree at the top of the league, Al~o Niguel, start at forwaid, forcing opposing <!<-fcnse:, U:Uversity and Laguna Hills, all of which to adjusL "They are speed mNchants." play in d higher division than Costa Mf',a. Johnston said. "Teams ~ckly realize th,•y Brooke Sli<tnley· starts at weeµcr and gets h~p from fullbacks Marissa Dtmdale, Sarah Smalkomb, Ronquillo and :Nakawa- ki. Goalie Erm Van Hom complet • th.c rmx. "I think they Un~ up as stron9c1 tea rps,• hove wheels ·and ad1ust thPtr defense. Johnston said. "But we match .up pretty Sometimes there are two defenders on well. especially with Laguna l lills and ~them both, which opens up the oflen.')e for Aliso Niguel, Our goal is to SnP-ak into the. our halfbacks." · "t:nn 1s as good (IS they come,· Johnston said • Sho plays a composed game cmd is not dfrdid to tuke tbe ball off someone's top three and go to CIF where we drop to Sarah Ronquillo, Sarah Nakuwaki, 1.12' Div1s1on Ill, and those teams are very beat-Powell and Katie Roche all sharn tune at able.• halfback, givmg defen?es a variety of stylt>s foot.• · .. ·To muke the pldyoff . the rodd leads through the perils of Division I dnd Division II . '1 think we have the be~t chance"~ver to bredk into tht• top three," Johnston said. "We can play. with any team-m our Johnston believes the Mustang-:; have to contend w1th. "We have a lot of players the ·.ctght mix of 'personnel thi~ yetir to who can play multiple positions,• Johnston achieve CIF. ' said. •They can switch on .the fly as well. On offense, Senior Nicole Jankowski Katie (a soph6more) is solid as the backup and Junior Juhe Kroening have speed and sweeper, but can also be ex~los1vc• on Lcayue. • • • HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER • flAARC ll.4A.RTIN I OAIL\' PllOT Corona del Mar's Meghan Bryan brings the ball into the Me a offensive zone as Costa Mesa's Nicole Jankow Id (8) applies the defensive pressure :In Monday' nonleague matchup at CdM. Corona del Mar bounces back to post ' . 4-1 nonleague victory over Mustangs •The shutout streak is snapped at three, but Sea Kings nevertheless improve to 4-0. CORONA DEL MAR -Visiting Costa Mesa High scored th f u·st goal allowed by Corona del Mar's girls scxcer team all season, but the Sea King:. ral- lied to drum A·1 nonleague victory Monday to improve to 4-0. · . Mesa's Katie Roclle found the upper portion of the ncl on n direct kick about 20 yards in front. l O minutes into the contest to end the hosts' shutout streak at three games. . 'Trailing for the first time m fow games, Corona I ' rlel Mar jumor Kate Simon pwiched in a loose hall m front for dO unassisted goal to tie it m the 13th minute, then c."Onverterl a Meghan Bryan throw·m for the go-ahead 9001 in the 25th minute. Bryan and Simon hooked up !or the third goal, WJth Sunon getting the c;sist in the 30th minute and CdM put the game out of reach when n Bryan throw-in, curvmg lll front of the net. caromed oft a Mesa defender into the net for an own goal hve mmut bcf orc the end of the hrsl hall. Th Sea King outshot the Mustangs, 15•7, as CdM sophomore keeper Bntta Vogele mad" hvc sav : Mesa goalie Enn Van Hom had seven sav T~sday, December 8, 1998 7 00 Candace Nichol\on 1 Casey Peterson 3 Stephanie Landeros 5 Sarah Smallcomb 7 Julie Kroening · 8 N icole Jankowski 10 Safah Nakawaki 11 Fernanda Velazco 13 Erm Van Horn 13 Marissa Dinsdale 14 Liz· Powell • 16 Katie Roche 17 Brooke Shanley 25' Mic.helle Barnett 55 Sarah Ronquillo Coach:OanJohnrton • Jr. So. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. ~r. . Jr. Sr. So Jr. Jr: Fr. BASKETBALL SUMMARIES HIGH SOtOOl BOYS JASON R9'GUSOH MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT Los AMIGOS_ 52, CosTA MESA 49 SCON by Quamrs LOS Amigos' 14 15 10 13 • 52 Costa M6.l 1 O 16 12 1 1 • 49 Los Amigos -Arcos 19, Sanchez 2, Hurtado 6, Camllo 19, Ngo 0, Chau 3, Vu 1, Frazier 2. 3 pt. goals • Arcos 2. Fouled out -Hurt.ado. CQsU Mesa • Weir 4, Tran 0, Jones 12, Ferryman 12, Rice 3, Whrttaker 6, Payne 7, Hatsushi 5. 3 pt, goals · Rtee 1. Whittaker 1. Fouled out • None, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS UNIVERSITY TOUftNAMENT VISTA 52, NEWPORT HAR8oR 39 Score by Quart9rs Vista 9 7 21 15 • 52 Newport Harbor 10 11 8 10 • 39 ViSUI ·Medina 9, Bennett 7, Tunney 8, Altieri 6. Jager 12. Collins 1, Swingle 6, Korbacher 3. 3·pt. goals · Bennett 1, Korbachec-1, Tunney 1 Fouled out · None. Newport Harbor-Huntington 3, • Paul 6, Jackson 11, Urban 13, Hollister 6, Moore 0, Ashton 0 3·pt. goals· Paul 1, Jackson 1. Urban 1. fouled out• None. BOYS SOCCER Century nips Mesa. 2-0 SANTA A.NA -Senior sweep· er David Tran and freshman defender Chasen Marshall played trong in the back for Cos- ta ~ 1esa High's boys soccer team, hut ttost Century earned a 2-0 nonleague Vlctory Monday. Co~ta Me a (0·31 attempted only two sho~ on goal, both stopped by Century goalkeeper Franci:,co Orosco. Centurv improved to 2-1. ~ Mc:.a goahe Cc!>ar Porcayo re<"orded four saves. Jose Perez, a )Untor center/nudfielder. also had a '>olid game for the Mustangs, who host Saddleback Wednes- day. SCHEDULE TOOAY ~ •Basketball Community college men • Orange Coast at LA Harbor, 7 p.m. High school boys · Newport Harbor at Edison lntern'at1onal Toumameni. at Anaheim Convention Center; vs C.Snyoo, 3 p.m.; Estancia at Irvine, 7p.m. High school girls· COfona del Mar at Saddleback, 7 p m : Esr..ncia Tournament. first round Estancia Vi ·LOS Amigos, 8 p.m • Soccer High school boys -Newport Harbor. Corona d I Mar at lnnne Tournament. Htgh school girls • COfona del Mar at Fullerton. 7 p.m.: Los Amigos •t Costa Mesa, 3'15 pm. · .. 8 Tucldoyf December 8, 1998 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily P1lo1 • PUIUC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICn PUIUC NOT1Cll PUIUC NoTICU· . PUii.iC IOTICU PUIUC NOTICI bu.,... yec? YH, t2·1·1MI 4678-C CalnPU9~..:i. Ntw-IMM, CA 82914 ~bf: .n ~ dudltd by: M ilndMcMI ..-..... 11'1...-,1102 a1 u . 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Th9 un-mwi AVI Pllcenua <:alilornl8 ;::========-----,-----'"=-with th• Count)' Clerk cf Ste 1210, Santa Ana, CA Coutal Roofing Supply1 b) lJane, Sulla aw, N-port M..., CA 12020 duct.cf by: .n lndMdual signed ln.lat• dlldali'ns on 12129~8 at 10 00 AM 10 • . 011nge County on 12/04/98 112705 Balboa Roonng S•MC., BHCh,..CA 112803 Thi• bualnHI la con-Have you • .wt.cf doing ' llltJllltv fOf any lncor· Ille hlghe91 Dlclder ptyatl~ •t When you' re tuned 19988777214 Thi• bu1tnu1 11 con-1730 Pomana Ave., 14, C•I Hol!.i_ 835 SHgull due1ed by: an lndMduaJ buslneN yet? Yea, 11118/ tKtneu of the *"' lid.. Ill• llmt 01 1111 i0t cah Of D 11 Pit 0 8 15 22 duel.cf by: a corporation Colla M•se. CA 92859 Lane, I v303, Newport Have you ttarted doing 98 ctt111 end ochtf eommon ~h'"' s chec:k driwn on 1 Stall • •fl d I Y ot 9C. • • • Hive you started doing MOR, Inc., (CAI. 1730 Beach, CA 92803 t>u.ineu yet? No Rornen Kagan dulQNCDI, If any ll'IOWl'I .., lfltO classJ Je 29, 1m . T192 butin..• ~Yet, 12·1·98 Pomona Ave,, #4, Com Thia bu11ne11 11 con-JllMe Jorden Wai.on Thia 11atem.m wu filed htftfn Slld aa1e' w111 be °' na'::alot b,:'10:;f::,0~~:J •~ Capital Loan Souto• Inc MHI, CA 112059 dueted by: an lndMduat Thia 11a19f'nef'lt' wu flled wttn the Count• Cl«lc of rn.o. bUt ~ coo.i.nant on 1 s ' • PUBLIC NOTICE Don E. Aleqndar, Pres~ Tllll bu1ln•11 I• con-Have you atarted doing wl1h the County Ctenc or Otano-County on 11/20/98 Of WMrln(y IJlPftlsed Of loan assoaallOll, ~I!'~ ~ you ' re tuned Into ---------1 C19nt d1JC1ed by'. 1 corpotatlon buslne11 yet? YM, 03/0t/ Orange County on 1 1~9 18M877eoea implied. ,~ title. CiabOn • Of Sl't'lngs .,.,, s,..... : F'lctJtl~ue •u•l~H Thl8 atatem.m wu flltd H911• you •tarted doing 98 1 .... '1780TI Dally Piiot Nov. 24, Oec:. 1, saion. Of ng enwm-,lied In ~ COCI• Secaon ' • Name Stetamem with t~ County Clerk of bustneu yel? No Ce.I Holt Dally Piiot Nov~2 .. Dec. 1, 8 15, 19" T105 = .. to pm)'. the remain. 5102 and aulllonzecl 10 do your community Th• foUowlng 1>9raona al• Orange county on l2/04/08 ·MOR, Inc., WIUlam WOOd· Thi• llatement wu. fll«f 1 18 1998 T174 1 1 principal sum of ~ bos111ass 111 CalllOfnli 'Thi Slit • doing bu11nets at. W.S M. '"1187772,8 ~II. PrNldenl wl1h the CoYnty Ctenc or • • PUIUC NOTICE ,: .. 1 ed by said Wiii bl mic11 Wllltotit covenant LH1lng, 825 Th• City Thia statement wu flled <>rwige CoYnty on 12/04/98 PUBLIC NOTICE "'' MCUt 1 Int or warranty. exprass Of implied Ortv•, St• 190. Orang•, CA Diiiy Piiot o.c. 8, 15, 22, With the County Cltf1c of t ffH77723a Flotttloue ..... .,... OMd °'Trust,~ ttfft regatding tJlle pgcsasslOn. Of 92863 29, 1098 T195 Orange COUnty on 12/04198 DattV Piiot Dec: e 15 22 '1otttloUa ..,..,..... Name ltatetMnf tweon. H prOYlded In Mid encumt1ranct1, to snsry 1111 • WSM Financial Servtces, PUBLIC NOTICE t99H777220 29 1908 . • izo4 HMM ltetelMnt 'TM followlng peraon• are note(s). advancu , ' any, o1>1111anon seairtd by ltt Oltd Inc.. (NY), 625 Th• C11y 0 "' P 1 o.c. 8 15 22 • TM followlng ~ are doing bUslnMI ... SaNage wldar IN llefma of the ot Trust executld bY RICI Ponar Orrve. St• 190, Oraog•, CA F1otltloue BusJnes• 29a1.~ ot • T1ee PUBLIC NOTICE doing business u : Exec:o-Sp9Clelllt, 5309 • W. 1at, of TNat. ~ r Ano L«raint Po11tr, Husband 92883 N•me Stet9meftt • 1 ttve Search ProfMSlonal9 Santa ANI CA 82703 ~and ~ And Wl1I as lf\ISI()( rteofdtd • Thia bu11n111 I• coo-TM following peraons.,. PUBLIC NOTICE l'lottttoua ........._ 24,22 Eatacla Avenue, La'. John L Somera, 6309 w. the and the on 7112190 rec:ordacl as In· Dail \ Pilot NI 1~ro111 Ill Al .. ¥ ... ,,. loll"'" -ducted by: a corporahon · doing bullnna as· Orange NMne Stateffteftt OUM Nlg\181 CA 92971 111 Santa Ana. CA 92103 c:r...ead by Mid Dead strumen1 No 90-367594 Book '" Have you flirted dot;l Coast Torque c0nv.ner, F1ctltloua Buatnea TM lollowlng peraons are l:dmund S. PauJvlr, II, Thie bu1lne11 11 con-nuat, ~ $216,&1 No 11'9•. ol Int OlllClll Rte· -----------------business ve17 Y•, Jan. 2 . 447 W•11 Bay St., Com Name tt.t•m.nt doing bulines1 u : ACAi .. 24122 Eatecle Avenue. La-dUC1ed by: en lndMdllal • t~o':°'*. lnltar ords or Orange, C.lornia The 1998 -Mete, CA 92827 Th• following parsons.,.. ULCO TRAVE;L, 722 w. gune Niguel, CA 92971 HllY9 you started doing ... and ~ lotal ~ount secured bY Slid : WSM Financial SetvleH Cout Automatic Tren1ml• doing bullnftl 11: Chepman Av•.. Placentta. Thia bu1lneu I• con-bullneu ye1? Yu, Nov. Inf, Wll ~ .. lns11Vmen1 as ol .Ille bme ol ~:nt Tom Wakely, PrHI-lion, Inc. (California), 447 MOTORING, 34111 Vie Udo, CA 92870 due1ed by: en lndMdull 11193 ::, to= c:!d d T Th 1 t -1 filed Wm Bay St, Costa Mesa, tl630, Newport Beach, CA Vk:10f1a Landawrd•, 2417 Have you lterted doing John L Someta hel-*>I• ..u.d and LOCAL "' 11 • 1 em.n wae CA 82627 92683 · South Pacltlc Ave., S•nt• busl,,..s yet? No This irtetement was fifed ... """Ith Itta County Clerk of Thi• buslneu 19 con-Racew•ar USA U.C, (Del• Ana, CA 112704 Edmund S. PauMr, 111 with the County Cl«k of erad '° the ~ a MORJi'll•R/ES 0rang9 eou1:~8~77t2170421""7 duct.cf by: a corporation ware), 3419 Via Udo, New-Thia bu1ln•11 11 co,.. Thia 1tatement -• med Otano-County on 11/20198 =~s! ~ VH •• v Have you• atarte<t doing po'1 beach, CA 92683 dUC1ed by: an lndMdual wfth th• County Cltf1c of 19988778089 • a i--------~ Dally Pnot Dae 8, 15, 22, bo11nou yer?Yas, 19" This bualnH• 11 con-Hm you atarte<t doing Orang• County on 12/D4198 Ody Piiot NOY. 24, Dec. 1, ~Nola d Dlfaull. • PACIFIC VIEW .. .29, 1998 T194 coaat Automatic Transmit· duct.ct by: Umfted Uablllty t>utlnea1 yel? Yet, 10/5198 t ... 8777234 9 15, 1"9 nee ~ uid ~ MEMORIAL PARK ,,.. 1lon, Inc,, Meg Nick ... Sec· Co. Victoria Landaverde Dally Pilot Dec 8 15 22 ' Olfaull and Elac:tlon Sell PUBLIC NOTICE retary &. Trea1urer . Have you 111rted doing Thia 111tement wu llled 29 t 998 · ' heci PUBLIC NOTICE be ___..__. -'° ...,..,.! Cemetery • Mortuary Thia 1tat•ment was fllecl t>uslneu yel? YH, OCT 98 with the County Cleft( of ' r ....... ._. "' ""' -···1 c 1 c f!'lctltlous Bu1lne1e with lh• County Cl.,k of "R•eewear USA, U.C, David Orange County on 11/20/98 PUBLIC NOTICE Flottttoue •uetne.. ~ ~ reel __ 15 hape • ~emator'J Name Stetement Orange County on 12/04/98 M.Unler, President tffl8778070 Hem. Statetnent ...,._ .,., mcwe u-• 3500 Pac1r1c View Otwe The lollowlng persons.,.. 18888777224 Thll statement waa filed Dally Piiot Nov. 24, Dec:. 1, .flctttloua BuslneM me followlng pert0n1 are ::::-.=.,.... ~--:: Newport Beach doing business as: MATT Dally Piiot Dec 8 15 22 with the County Clerk of 8 16 19118 Tl8'1 N•me ltlltement doing buslne .. u : o &. M • ......J..._ co. :S1 644-2700 CRANE DESIGN, .24 Camp-' ' ' ' Orange County on 12/04/98 ' ' The following l*90tl• are AUT , 771 19th St, #I ,_...,, .. ,..nee · ·-------~ ton Place Laguna Niguel, 29• 1998 T198 1 "88777 211 PUBLIC NOTICE dOlng business aa: ArdU· Coate Mesa, CA 82827 ' ~ ~~~ ~ CA 92677 c PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot Dec 8, 16, 22, Flctltl a I ong• Cartartng &. 'Oealgn, Gino Sharaflchentan, 211.-e 91324 (918) 7'rna ~·~~~:,, J~c •• rac:uu~: PUBLIC NOTICE 29, 1998 T193 w.:. .. ,:,i:-=· g1,.be~, Laguna tac~ ~Huntington Oebor1ih Bngrac, \b ·~ ·Niguel, CA 92en . NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE TM followlng peraon1 are Key Arctllonge, 29422 Elbe Thia bu1ln•11 11 con-..._ Date 1212198 Lynett Janine C1ane, 24 AVAILABILITY OF doing buelrw11 .. : TM Ar· Or., Lagun• Nlgu.I, CA duc:t9d by: .n lndMdllel ~1550 l20S, l2/15, Campton Piie•. Laguna ANNUAL RUORT F1ctlttoua BuslneH reng9d Flower, 18 Sum-92111 Haw you at.rt.cf doing N•guel, CA 92677 In ICCOfdanc:e wtth IRS N•m• St•tament meiwalk Court, Newport, Thia bu1lnH1 la co,._ butlneaa )'911 v ... 12·2·98 ---s.-1-1 -yo_u_r_h_o_m_e __ PIERCE BROTHERS BELL BROADWAY Mortuary • Chapel Cremation ' "Affordable Alternative'' Discount Casket, Cremation& Buri.al Service Why should you subject yourself & your fam ily ro paying inflated price4i t<>r caskets & s'ervices?~?~ Cal l Toll Frt't! l -888-54Ci\SK.ET ening Orail~e.& Surrounding Countril"I This business 11 con· S CTIO The tollowlng persons .,.. CA 92183 dueted by: .n lndMduel Olno Shatafkhanlan th 0 gh elustne~ ducted by' husband and 0f th• .':w,~~O:!d)po,:-0~~ doing busln .. 1 u : SECU-CarOI Ann9 Tong, t8 Sum-HllY9 you started doing Thia IUltament wu flled rM2-S878 I wllt C C°'1 RITY PACIFIC FINANCIAL merwatk Court, Newport, bullnaea )'911 No with the County Clatk of ----------~~~.ct ~ng .M.&~~ on~~~~1m~CAll2l83 ~~onge ~Countyont~---~---~~--~-----~-----------------~ 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·91SO bus.ness yet? Yts, 1/t/i8 ~·~:ou~a:~· 9h~• RCKlte Dnve A108, t.egun• Thia bu1lne11 11 con-TN• IUltement wa fltid tMU7772t~ Matt Crane a' w t:'' t~ n11fc!J :Z H1111, CA 926S3 duct.cf by: an lndMduaJ with the County Clet'lt of Dally Piiot Dec e 15 22 Tnts statemant w11 flled 1898 & 1999 1 11 1/ f _Craig Eugene Ntleon, Have you etetted doing Orange County on 12/04/98 29 1991 · ' TUM wtth ,,,. County Cl9fk of bll 1 ~.~• ~ • °' 21131 Winchester Dr., Tra· busineH fe1? No tH88777222 ' Ortnge County on 11/9/98 ~u B c ':pee Bo.~ b~ t>uco Canyon CA. 92879 CarOI A. tong Dally Piiot Oec: e 15 22 -------- 198811774825 lomi:Y 92:; d':;rin:· ,.;U: Thia bu1lne11 11 con· This 1tetemem wu rited 29 1998 · ' ;.,97 PUBLIC NOTIC! Oa11y P1lo1 O.C. 8, 15, 22, 1., buSlnen houri Said,.... ducted bf: ari lndlYldual wltll the CoYnty Clerk 01 -·----------------- 29, 1998 rm port shall remain 'availabl• Have you •tart.cf doing Orange Countf on 11/20/98 PUBLIC NOTICE · foi a period of 180 day1 t>uslneH yet? Yes, 10/1/98 f"88778078 NOTICE Of: TftUSTEe'S PUBLIC NOTICE commencing with th• date Craig Nefaon Dally Piiot Nov. 24, Dec:. 1, F1otttloue .......... SAL! '!Nat.. Salt No. --------·•of this notice This atetel119nt WH filed 8 15 11198 T171 Namelt.tement IOOWT L.oanNo.08171&4414 Flctttloua 8u•IMH p u b 11 a h t d N • w po r I Wllh the County Clerk of ' ' The followfng persona ere Title OfW No. OOU6304 Nlm\9 Statement BHctl-Coala Men Dally Orange County on 10126198 PUBLIC NOTICE doing bualnna u : FASH-N1t4 141-328-02 YOU ARE! . The lollowlng 1>9rtona ate Piiot Oec•mbtr 8 l998 t 8988'773fU4 ION FORTY, 18884 SlllctrM IH DEFAULT UNOERA DEED .qolng butln... aa: CA· • T182 Dally Piiot Nov 24 Dec 1 Flotltloua Bualna.. St, Fountain Valley, CA OIF TftUST DATED &l'Z3/ll. -~RN~~~~?va.~~Ja a, 1ts. t99a • • T;1& Th:~:i-C:r::= art 11g1\: w. Bruna, ttoeo ~~ ~~~ 'M ... , CA 92827 PUBLll; NOTI CE PUBLIC NO'tlCE doing bu1lne11 a:s: Vahlcle San Mate<>, Fountain Vil· any, IT MAY 81! SOLD AT A .. Arthur PNlldas, teee Naw-Flotltloua Bua1nan f:legl1tr1t1on & Tax Ser· ley, CA 92708 PUBUC SALE. ni: YOU port BIYd., Coata Mesa. CA Name 8ta .. ment F1ot1Uou• Bualnan vlcH, 24282 Sparrow St, Thia buslnH• Is con-NEED N4 l!XPlAHATION OF 92827 The followlng 1>9raon1 are Name 8t•ternant Lek• For11t, CA 92630 ducted by. an Individual THE NATVRE OF THe PRO- • Abdul Allceyall, 1666 New· doing bu1Jnesa as: UP· TM followlng pefl<lna ar• Robert Brian Nickel, 24282 Have you 1tart9d dOlng CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, port Blvd .. Costa M .... CA GRADE EXPRESS, 1733 doing buslnHI 11: LM· Spatrow St., Lak• Forest, bullnae• yet? No YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 92827 Kalur Ave., 'lrvlne, CA Teet\ Servlcet, 2330 Va,._ CA 82630 OllYW W. 81'\lN LAWYER. On 121291111 at .Thia bu1lna11 la. con-112814 guard Wey fE-101, Coei. Thi• bu1ln•11 I• con-Thia atatement -• fll.cf 2:00pm. callfoml.I ftKon- ducted by; ~o-partnera Cna Computer Svst•m• Mesa, CA 92629 ducted by: an Individual wl1h tht County Clar1c of ~~~Y 11 the Ha~ you start9d doing Inc., (CA). 2034 E. Uncoln Uta Maude Meuanger, Have you ttll'ted doing Orange County on 12/04/98 appon.ct lNstee stnau yel? No Ave., #400, Anaheim, CA 2330 Vanguerd Way #E· t>u1lne11 Y•" No 1H8877'1219 and pursuant to o.ecs .... AtthtKT. PaalldH 92808 101, Co1ta ,,. .... CA. Aobel18. Nickel Dalty PlloC Dae. 8, 15, 22, °' TNet. ~ded on ... Thi• lta111Mnt WH flled Thi• bu1lnHS 11 con. 92628 Thi• ataterMl'lt WU fli.d 29 1998 TUM .-JOIM lnltnlmar1t wllh the County Cl.,_ of duc1ed by: a eotpor1tlon Thia bu1ln111 11 con-with the County Clerk of ' -1..ii71111 ot ofl'ldli Or.no• County oo 12/04198 Have you started doing ducted by: an lndMduaJ Orange County on 11/20198 PUBLIC NOTICE r.corde 1n the omc. ot the t9H8777tta btnll"lllH yec? No Havt you .w1ed doing '"11779071 Rec:orOer of Orange County -Dilly Pilot Dec:. 8, 15, 22, Cruz Computer Systems buslnetl yet? No DaJly Pilot NOY, 24, Dec. 1, F1c tltlous Bu•IMM CalWomla, u.aMd bi. ... 29, 1999 T189 Inc., Rudy Cru1, PrH. Use Maude Meuqer a. 15 19118 Tl72 N•rne •t•t•rnet1t ftobart A. \A:>na. an unmar· ---------• Thia 1tatemem wu fifed This ltltement wu flled ' TM following persona ara r1ec1 man. u lNltof Gfut PUBLIC NOTICE wfth ttie County Cieri< of wtth th• County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE doing butlneu u: New-Wlatlm ..., a ,..., .. ---------• Orano• County on tl/20/98 Orano-County on 12/04198 po'1 Auto WOl'kl, 120 1,.. ~· bar*. u aan.nci.. F1o1ttlous Bualneu 19888778072 t ff8877T231 PlotlUous BuslMM duatrtal Wey, Costa Mesa, rt Wiii ... at pu1141c auc;. N•rne Shltament Dally Piiot Nov:' 24, Dec:. 1, Dally Piiot Dec. 11 15, 22, ThN•,.,T91 8taternent CA 112627L tlon to IM hlghalt bidder for • Th• following pe11on111t 8 t5 1998 T169 29 1098 T188 • "'<>Wing per90nl are James Harper, 2928 cuh (payal* etume of .... dOlng but lnesa as: ' · ' doing bualneu u : 00.R• Redwood Ave., Cotta In !MUI money-of the so1utlon1 For s.n1or1, 2051 PUBLIC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE Ml Music Con1u1t1ng, 2183 M..., CA 82826 . tklltad ..._, by c:aati, a STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••••••• The /~gal Department al thL' lmleptr1de11t i\ pleased'" amrounce a 11ew service nnw available to 11ew b1ni11eueo;. We w11/ 11ow SEARCH the'name /t>r you at"" extra charge, am/ save you Ille time and the trip to the Court Hot1\e m Santa Ana. f"ht•n, of w11r.\e after the \earclz I\ completed we will jilt yo11r Jic:titiou\ bminen name \lalement K-'ilh 11t.- Co1111ty Clerk, p"blisll once a week for four wttk~ as required by law and 1he11 file your pmnf nf publication with tht County Clerk. Plea\t \lop by to file ynur jictitit>u\ bmi11eH \/ateme11t at the naily Pilot. J.UI lV. Bay 51., Costa Mesa. If you cant1ol stop by, plea\e rail"·' at <9-l'J) ~./2--1321 and we will make arra11gemt11l\ f nr ytm w handle tlri~ procedure b_v mail. If you \lwuld have any furtlru que\limu, plea~e call m a11d we will be mort' than glad lb auist you. Good luck in your new bu\i11tu ! · Port Brlslol, Newport Peclllc Ave .. Ste. 9, Cotta Thia bualnHa 11 co,._ calhltl'• chtdc dnrwn by• Beach. cA 92f560 F1ct1t1ou• au.ina.. F1otmou. aua1ne.. ,,. .... CA 112121 cLA•••F"•l!o ... Of Nldonal blnlc, • Dail \ Pilot A Retirement Uvlng·Refer· Name St•t•ment Name lt•t•ment Kath.,lne M. Hlcktty, 2183 It' th• IUtl n u' check dniwn by 1 It.It• Of Y.: ral Agency (CA)., 2057 Port The followlng pe11ons are The followtng persona are Pacific Av•., St• 9, Cotta .. 'archl,; foro-.!~at~~ tadelll credit union, or 1 Brtetol, N-port e .. ch, CA doing buatneu u : WCI, doing buelnHa u : USA MHI, CA 112827 er you're •eeklng check dr9Wl'I by a at.ta or 92660 4678..c Campus Dr., New-Immigration VIII Service, Thll bu11ne11 11 con. federal savtng1 and toen This bu1lne11 11 con-port e .. ch, CA 112660 230 E. 17th St .. Sult• 223, Buy It Sell It Fll'ld 11 home, •n •P-::rn•nt, usoclatlon, uvlng• uso-'Ill ~"·01tr 111'\C11 'n..,1' \1"'' ducted by: e corporation WOfldwide Corporation I,._ Colta Meta, CA 92627 Ci•aetn'ed. ' _,!a~n:!_ew!,_!~oc'.!eu!lp~a~o-n_o_r,.!:dll=lon:.::_• _:Of:__:U:V:.:lng~1:..:ban:::::k:.L!:::::=:::::::::=::=::===~=:==========~====:=;=:::==========~ Have you 1tarted doing t.,actlvt Inc., (Callfomla), Nlz.v I. Jlalnl, 8 Falrfleld, even• atray pet. Index .... _ .. NIAllCIAL 29ff.UI I .. 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""""'91:.l w/~ W/d. 1775/mo, workahop apace PCH pu on ~r t~d TRAINING & 1at Y"' Nationwide n de tull Agt.(IM9) &42·9699 Nice 28r 28a, 2 blkf No..... 831·78l3 & Mac:Atthur Avt 12/15 EARN S2,000 • PER We p rovide loella Income S 3 0 K • part tlntt> modleal blll· MBil WRO• Twn~m to ocn 2c'ett gar, ltg &taid9 1 iiedroom M .. 230.01.. ~~~~ :~ ~~: ,....,.., ... of credit St•vellt Transport • • r •-Home Pc 2br 1ba famrm, leund M1tr·Br, welk.fn<l1t, Avail 12/11. No F'eta CM ah.,.. otftc• approw lnduatry. Not MLM I hlatoryl No fee, OTA truck driver• requrled Salary to hkup, perf cond, no patloJyard gardener. IS3Q.+$47'. depoelt 350 er, 1350.mo for 7 c •II t 0 I I free: reaaollab l e rete11 want• d I Non· $451'fear. No exp.,'- peta. SOSO/mo Ag1 ~/1mks'1f!1/M•, Agent 150 E. 21 St. !Me.-0853 mo . option to r9flfllN. (800)34~5-11888 ext. 1-877-6e0-9119 experience d or enc• nec9Hary, wUl (714) 7S1o4330 e4~':'t•t~•• utll lncld 94~5-0988 029S. (CAL"SCAN) N8•D CMNT e11p9flenced. Toft free train. 1-800-600-1844, - -Immediate cash paid 888·2711--4058 EOE. www.ho,,,.pr0t .. a1on :::a,...:: •-~ llISCILUlfEOUS LEARN AT NO COST, for ruture aettlemant (CAl.*SCAN) I com (CAVSCAN) ,.... ..... -_.,,.. YVCO..... about the toltowlng: NEWPOltT view, yearty, S2210mo "" ~ penional privacy, pr._ paymenta, lott8f)' win-Com-ut•r uaere nar>!lY needed to 0.,. BEACH 2189 Agt 949-844-4428 URTALS . PROP!ITY 2790 vet• offahore trum & 111nga end Ute ln1ur· needed. Work own tor 11 mo old my liliimi••••lilal lctc le•••• le banking, UHt protec-ance poUclH from tar· hour• S20k·S7Sk/yr fiome (949) 831-3!552 18 UNIT8 oc .. nalde tlon, protection from mlnelty Ill pollcy hold-1-800-348-7188 X603 P/'r-Cllf t I W •t .. -Judg•menta. Call 1· er11. Cell Singer Aaaet Buy It. Sell It. Find II. • er a ortl· -2 of PCH. 12,090,000 101 1.aoo-e<>5-5007. era Newport·M••• Vitia .. ,boll APARTMENTS ROOMS 708 Scott Sumner, Agent 80<>-e87-4890 detalla WWW alngeraHet com CIH•lfted. 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Plet contract• before you (CAL•SCAN) momnrJIC""MOmnrJ es1gn.com Computer !Iterate, 2.5ba. 2 etory, 2-<: gar, Le tBr t ... carport ss1o~:e~~:"1 •t algn. Shop around tor 'l'lwShiPP'"I 714 896-0397 general office. Faxl-=========~PURNITURE $2850 949·719-9883 & extra a1orag•, 1740. (Between 9AM·SPM) rate•. · GET OUT Resume 94!J.717-4758 EMPLOYMENT 6014 BIG CANYON TWM tBr 18•+g8t. 1710. AT&T . MCI PAYPHONE Sales SERVlCES 5533 Couoh Brand N•w. Top golf view, 2Br $425 dep. Maple Apta. Rt••· Prime •ltea OF DEBT! COME GROW Navy blue & ~ 2.5Ba, $2495/Mo. 1917 Maple Ave. Klein RENTALS TO l1&0K year potential. • LOST 6 EMPLOYMENT -wlTff UBI ••-S200. IMM LseAgt949-850-3822 MgmL 949-581-4000 SHARE 2724 L owe a t . prlc e a. ~can hefo! POUND 2925 553 Expanding retell •d· PIHH be aware that • ... Drawer ---------~1 18r 18• upetalra. F/P 8()().800..3470. .C:...: vertlalng department the ll•tlnga In thl• cat· Dreeeer w/Mlrrot &. 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"1th 59K ml, Brttlah r11e gm MlaalON Vll!JO 1hc 11111c ol hl'.111' II Wt• 1 u1ukr· CHEVROLET 9045 (87853~ S18•995 (100) eee-5398 111llcJ. 1lu11111".,, (.ha11111111 \\1111ld I~ 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~k~~O: .99 iciiOO 1hsl'.mktl .md Ilic j.id.. \II hl'.lllS •• ----,.,,,...,,.~~---• • \\ouhl he ihc lullcllm, 411 " '85 T•hoe 4x4 2dr '83 XJ9 Rally R9d/1Vory nhr I.turn to he a lwttt·r hridAl' plu)· n! '\uh\Cribe mm lo the Gortn Uridi;_t IA'th•r h} c :illin_g !&JO) 7KK· 1225 liir iril11rm:1ti1111 Or "r1tr tu: whit/natural lthr, 73K ml, Om Inter, -(020231) $23,'777 27kml fully loaded, (673812)$13 995 LUUS under extended war-BAUl!R LOTUS MISSION Vl•JO ranty S25,500 OBO. 71...,..2·7700 (800) H•8388 84~1~t ~~9==-3:::-:x"".J""a......,crou-.,.--:2:'.""-cf-.-r-,1 --. -·""9'""'4'"'ft""""'..,,3~00""""'"-- c:on•11 llridi;c I, tin, 1•.o. llox ,_F_O_RD _____ 9_0_7_5 4410. t hirn1;0, Ill MJ6KO. 17K ml. champegn4 In a r n JI v o r y. 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MC/Visa/COD bll. ac, camping funl I0-417-0312, $3950. 714.fl15-9289 47 m , mint, wht, Jade grn over tan look• and runs Ilk• a TRANSPORTATION AUTOMOBILES Donate Your '?'BOAT 1' To Your favorite Charity \'ou dedck .,. · ob.:" ti~ 949-675-7110 ACUU 9010 '93 LEGl!ND L • Auto, Full Power 00153231 $17,977 LEXUS MISSION Vll!JO (800) 8e•s:a98 (C81691) $15,550 (692853)$21 995 LEXUS OF BAU•R LOTUS n"w car, •b•olutly WESTMINSTER 71<1MM2·7700 perfect condition, (7141 a92-eeoe) seeoo. 94~1os8 'MX.J12 '93 EXPLORER XL T Jade grn over tan ---------4X4, wht/grey,auto, (892853) $21,995 LOTUS 9123 (C3732:k $12,950 BAUl!R LOTUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii ~.~-:,g:ER 714442·7700 (714) 882-4S90e) '88 T·BIRD LX Lthr, ABS, mnrf, (1'34938) $14,950 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (7 14) 882-4S9CHS) '94X.J9 88Kml wht/lan Inter (88918n s11.~ · BAUl!R LOTUS 714.e42·7700 '94 X.Je 52K ml, perf & com· '98 Lotua E1pr1t V8, pearl yatl/blk Only OM In USA (A1!5800) $85,815 llAUaR LOTUS 714-M2·77CO ----------- 95 SATURN 8L AC, &ap am·fm caa dr tcka, alarm $889SObo 949-837•1173 TOYOTA 9210 '90 Teroel Auto, am·fm atar4H>, c:aaa, good cond, 1moged $2900 714-964-0152 '91 CAMRY LB wht, new Lexu• trade, (3-t 1479) .9987 LdUS MISSION VIE.JO (800) 869-6398 •es 4RUNNl!R iRa low ml, auto, morel (054458) $19,288 Ll!XUSOtr W•STMINSTl!R (714) 8e2-eeoe 'ff 4RUNNl!R 2WD moon roof, alloya (015409) S22,987 Ll!XUS MISSION VIII.JO (800) Me.5388 'ff AVALON XLS 23kml, AT, white, (100814) S21,S50 Ll!XUS Of' Wl!:STMINSTl!R (714) 892-4S900 '97CAMAYL• V8, 24K ml, Ok• nu . 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