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Home My WebLink About1999-01-28 - Orange Coast PilotTHURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1999 . . Suspe~ted mail bomber a 'p<itsy,' deferise cllrims • Costa· Mesa man charged with sending device lo woman, whose roommate died from injuries after the explosion, S1111t\.'"ll So11111.\.<; lb1y ,.._ LOS ANGELES -The trial of suc;- pecled mail bomber Darryl Anthony Carr began Wednesday in fcderdl court with his attorney cluurung he was a ",Pdtsy• targeted by the govern- ment. Federal ·prosecutors Chttigcd th<• 35-year-old Costa Mesa rc.~idcnt with three counts of making a dcstructJve device, one count of ustng an explo- sive to commit a lelony, one count of mailing an explosive device resulung in death, and one count of using u . destructive device dunng a ' violc•nt crime. Prosecutors allege that Carr 1s rt!spons1ble for the de.alh of Sdnta Ana re;idenl ~eter Marshall, the unWttting victim of d mail bomb intended for his roommate. Martha Galindo, who spumed Carr's romantic ctdvance:> They also accuse Carr of creating two p1pP bombs and hiding them under· nedlh the truck of Galmdo's boyfnend, Andrew Amuso, in 1.m dttt~mpt to scare tum away from Gdhn· do. But Thomas M. Goethals. Carr'!> attorney, portrayed Carr as a victim m his operung statement. ·odrryl is a fdll guy for the gov •rn· ment m this case, a palsy,• Goethcth said. "Legally and moraUy, there are others who are respons1hle for th•• death of Peter Marshall. The re. ... pon 1- ble person is not Carr. •rrom the very beginning. the day tlus bomb went· otf, rather than ask \\'ho sent thP. bomb that killed Peter MMshall?' they asked, 'How do we prove that Darryl Carr is guilty?'• GocthlJb clall11ed that Galindo and Amuso plotted to kill Marshall with a mail bomb Mar-.hall, who had lived at Getlindo's apartment Without paying r1>nt, was descnbed by the defense as d hurdPn on her. AssL-;tant tJ $. Attorney Stephen Wolfe first c alli>d Santa Ana police Off1n~r Rdndy Suto to the stand. Sato, who had heen on the scene alter lh~ r1•h , 6 matJ homhmu madent. testi! hed thal homb debns had probably. npped a 5-to 6-in<:h·diameter swath through Mnrsh1:1ll's abdomen and that th1• mJunes wer~ •quite extensive." 'We trust that your divine spirit that makes all things possible ·will nmke tlzis healing possible toniglzf Bridges · divide city residents Prayers for the. pastor Parishioners gather to ask for divine healing of the Rev. Kenneth Krause, who is battling cancer Ht . '°" M"-"'NI lb1y fib H avmg wintered m New- port Bedch for the past rune years, John and Pat LindseU of New Jersey said they have come to appreoate the Rev. Kenneth Krause's humor- ous and lively sermons. "He's so charismatic.~ John' Lind.sell said. "1-ie really gives wonderful homilies.• The LlndseUs wer(' among the hundreds of pansh1oners who gathered at SL Joaclum's Church in Costa Mesa on Wednesday mgbt for a prayer service for Krause, who Wds diagnosed with pancreatic can- cer a week before Christmas Dressed in a casual blue 1ack- e t and light-colored shirt, Krause was upbeat during a short exhortation. ·1 don't look very clerical: he said jokingly. "But these clothes are heavier than the oth- ers, and I get very cold.· He spoke of the painful radi- ation treatments and chemotherapy that he has been undergoing as well as his own continued faith m divme heal- ing. •In human terms, l don't SEE PRAYERS PAGE A 17 .. MILLENNIUM MOMENJ lie ruled over Newport Beach as city clerk Frank Rinehart came as close to being a aty boss as New- port Beach has ever had. For 16 years, from 1932 to 1948, Rine· hart was the elected city clerk. He was part of a µght political machine Jhat made many decllions about • dty b~ behind Closed doon. Prull ltlnebut Anyone wtth an idea for a project In the dty had to get approval fint from Rinehart. PHO JQS BY DON LEA~ H I OAJl'r' PP.OJ The Rev. Kenneth Krause receives a healing prayer from the hands of lellow priests, Including the Rev. Joseph Robil- lard, ln robe, during an evening prayer service at Sl.Joachim's Church In Costa Mesa on Wednesday night. . •No one voices $Upport for spanning river at .Gisler Avenm.~. but proposal for 19th Street has some advocates. Pb COSTA MESA ..._ R o;fdents '"ho attendm1 o community meeting Wedn - day WCH' chvided on w'hcther the pro- po~l~d 19th Str ~t and Gtsl~r Avenue hndg ., would be a hi ~sllltt or a L'Urse to the Cl!)• Thost> who have traditionally oppo'ed the 1 Yth $trcct bndge re1lernted theu quabty·uf-hle concern..,, but their VJCWS Wl'fe rountert>d by residents who said the bn<l{W is econonurally necessary. Wednesday\ tnl"etmg was one of fow h~ld th1' Wl?ek to gauge residents' view5 on whfJthtor U1e hndges should be deleted from a regional master plan Costa M sa was tht> unpctus of the $200.000 coopcrd- Uvt• study, which also involves the Orang{• Cuunly 1hsn-.portalion Authonty amt the olies of Nt wport Beach, Hunt- mgton Beach and f riun ,un Valley. West Std Co ra f\ft·-.a resident Clinton Pace said h •'s tired ofCoi:.ta M sa having to bear the brunt of the tralfic problems created h , surroundmg atie-.. HP atcd the Victona Stre t c:ro-. illg as an exam- ple. saymg at wa ... mare of a ben ht to Huntington Beach r' 1dents. ·1 don't be.lJ>vc putUng a bndge les that a quarter of a nule oY. ay lS th" olu- llon, • Pace said. '"l thmk 190-.ta M al '>hould have hod more fore....Jght when th'}' widened Victonc1 ." A tudy wa" performed m J993 th t n "illF•r had th,• s1>ecl11C goal of delcung thl~ hnd~J\'" nor produced condu"1ve recj ommcndahons on whether thP hriClges SEE BRIDGES PAGE A 17 INDEX 4 potentia_l .~kate parks being reyiewed OJSSRD IS COMMUlllY FOIUM ____ .J 16 POUCUllS . ....J2 NUCMOOOS 14 SOCllY ---·-.A12 SPOllS__, __ __. ..... 11 ....... ciwlallllg,... -= ........ .,... .. ...... ._.._ .•,.A4. WEATHER S.,illlilif!lfy ••. ,. .. ,., •\ • Committee interested in building small sites for local skateboarders, rather than a large, regional spot. JI Sii i ft fl\l,IA"IU ~ftj NEWPORT BEACH-Hoping to give local skateboarders a place to practice thcu oft-mi - understood sport, the Park'\, n~ar.ht•i; and Rccrcauon Commission is eyeing (our pot ·nlial site~ to build small public c;kate parks. The skate park subconumttee -nuuh• up of Commiss1onors Marc Franklin, Rohm Sm lair and DonaTd Pf aft -has been m etmg for ev- er al months. The committee arose from the Domta Canyon "banana belt" park debate, m which a skateboarding facility was proposed but qut • ly derailed by surrounding homeown rs. i\t that thne, loOal youngsters and th ir parents packed meeting roomt to expr their rrustte· tion wtth having nowhere to go. As e result. the committ ~ a study on bullctlllg several small skat ~rks .. ~~]'-~~Ill~ 6 c c D tl \( y, 1i Cc Sa ' : A 2 lhul'Kfoy. January 28, 1999 llST IUYS greer wylder ,.. Guitar class locals onl · Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Doily Pil P I l 0. 1 P E 0 P L E Fjlling today's hoilles with yesterday's .Chinese furniture • SHE IS Your connection to Ch10d1S pdst. FROM' HOBBY TO A BUSINESS helps students of varied levels . Anne Mudgett has turned her labor of love, collectmg Chines~ antique furmture.i into a business. • Her new worehouse in Costa MesCt offers everything -tables, chalfs, cabi- ne~ and even beds -of Asian de:.1gri. She began collecting nnttqucs six year,, a~o but didrl't focus on Chma until her husband was assigned to work there in 1995. She knew she woUld c;oon 1010 him and wanted to be prepared. T he best local guitar teacher, Nie Nichol, teaches children and adults popular music and classi- cal guitar. Nichol's background includes a bachelor's degree iD musical arts from Chapman Uru- vers1ty and a master's degree m musical arts from the San Fran- • osco Conservatory of Music, both with an emphasis in classi- cd.l gwtar performance. Nichol offers hour-long guitar lessons for $30, and half-hour lessons for • $15. His studio is at 180 New- port Center Drive, Newport 8euch For more information, cdll (949) 640-6732 T< The newly relocated Armolre • I : store is hdvmg d 30%-to 50%- ' •: off sale on winter merchandise. c~ • Included in the sale are women's Cc clothing, dccessones, gifts and • ' coUecbons by Michael SJ.ffion, 6 : ! Donna Jessica and Johnny Was. Armorre is in the Corona del fi Mar Plaza, 840 Avocado Ave., Li Newport Bedch. For more infor- mauon, cctl.l (949) 644-9888. ar G 9< Decor is having a semiannual • inventory Sdle on floor-model furniture. The furruture selected ror the sdle is reduced up to 40%. Included m the sale are g: .. ... coffee tables, end tables, dining dl ·:tables, chain>, sofas and dJ'ffiOrres . Decor is at 1800 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa For more infonnation1 call {949) 548-4874. bl w 0 Ft ar di c Jc w 0 F• 81 11 E u: s M dt w 0 F • 2 c v N d b F F Popular i.url wear nciJlle brands dfe on sale at Kayaks Surf Shop dunng ilc; storewide men's and women's clothing sale through Sunday. Markdowns are up to 70'".. off. Included in the salt> are cargo pdnts, trunks, Roxy T-shirts, bdthing suits and Hawuudn shirts. Kayaks is in Westcliff Plaza, 1036 Irvine Ave , Newport B<>ach. for more infor. mahon, rdU (949) b31-2996. Helly Hansen is having a sale on outdoor gear, mcluding Swiss Army c;ld and snowboard hats, Dale of Norway sweaters, Sala- mon Shoes. lfager Snuth sun- glasses and Tuley hats The mer- chdndLSe on !>ale 1s discounted 50% through Sunday. The store ts ut Fdshton Island, 549 New- port Center Dnve, Newport Beach. For more information, caU (949)644-9889 Where's The Party? will be delivering balloom for Super Bowl parties from 10 d .m. to 1 p .m. Sunday Where's The Party? sells all kinds of party goods, mvttabons, greeting c8Ids and gifts The store is at 270 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa For more inf qr- mation, call (949) 722-1803. • BEST 8UYS Is published Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good bvy, send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or write to the Daily Pilot. Best Buys. 330 w. say St., eosu Mesa 92627. "I spent all my time reading and study- ing everything 1 could about China,• she said On her way to and from the goll course, Mudgett listened to Mandann language tapes in her c8I "I would just belt out phfdses that · sounded so foreign to mP. at the time," shu said. With her language skill al u "purely survival level." she twveled'to tM Middle Kingdom in 1996. CABBAGE-CAUSED CULTURE SHOCK Mudgett experienced culture shock of the vegetable vanety on her first visit to Beijing. "It was cabbdge-hdrveshng season, and everywhere I looked there were cab- bages,· she said. . On the way to the Great Wdll, she passed a tiny truck on the frcewdy cany- ing a special cargo. "Behind was this towenny, towenng pile of cabbages and on top of the cab- bages, way up there, was a woman spread eagle to bold the cabbages down,~ she said m amazement. warehousP.s and, aitP.r filling up hP.r dpllrt- ml"nt there, started shipping the pieces hack home play is a large wooden storage case with deep drawers pdinted white with black Chmesc calligraphy on the front. 1radl- tion.1i herbal medic-me was stored in the drrtweri,, she Sd.ld. · Mudgett said. "It's supposed to hold wish- es of many sons.• . Some of the furruture was owned b)' elite society while others have more mod· est ongins. Eventually, Mudgett moved to the cos- mopolttan aty of Shdnghdi and, after two years, she Sdld she grew to love the hon- est. hard-work.mg people who call Amen- ca "bedutiful country• and Coca-Cola •happy taste in the mouth." Her hrsl name, Anne, was changed to "peaceful woman• l ler husm£>ss, the China source, is d 1,500-square-toot warehouse crammed . Wlth whatever stmck her ftincy "I speculale Uus was in a Western-style hospital because of the white coloring,• she said "White is not a color Ute Chmese traditionally use. It's considered the color of death." "I love the humble ones because they have a really used look,• she said, point~ ing to a bamboo kitchen cabinet. "I look for piect-s thdl h<1vc a rwrsonal- ity. a character." she ~did. "My husband would not agree, H said the high-spirited woman. Most of her clfonts dTC des19mm;. but anyone interested can C"dll to rnak<! cln appomtment. There is also a red-lacquered Cdbtnet with gilt painting featunng a fdvorite motif called "A Hundred Children Play- ing."' What really impresses Mudgett about d Chinese anuque ts its versatility. "It nuxcs well with JUSt about any style of fumtShing,,. she said Pnces fdnge from $200 to $10,000, with the average cost for d subi;tanhal piece ANTIQUES WITH STYLE about $2,000, she stud. She visited many antique furniture One of the mos nufual pir.cc.s on dis-"lf you look, all the children are boys,• -Story by Eron Ben·Yehuda. photo by Marc Martin ·Fire causes about $50,000 damage to business • Exposed electrical fuse may have been the start of blaze. An early morning fire at a Cos- ta Mesa business Wednesday may have been st~rted by an exposed electrical fuse, cauhing about $50,000 in damage, hre authonties said. The hre beg•:m at CJ.bout 7 d.m. at Action Gear and Broaching m the 1700 block of Monrovia Avenue. The fire was trnppt.!d 1ns1de a wall between two suites occupied by the busmess. Thick black ..smoke billowed from the commercial building, making it difficult for firefighters to locate the origm of the hla:l.P. ~with all the smoke, it was iru- tially tough to find the flames." Sa.Jd Shdwn Brosumcr, an acting captain for thf' Costa Mesa Fire IJep<irtment "It WdS tough to tell which unit the fire wds coming from.• 1Wo employees tned to put out the blaze, hut thelf effort!> were in vain. They were treated for smoke inhalation at the scene. No one else ~as m1ured No fum15hmgs or equipment were reported damaged, but the buthroom and a celling will have to be repaued because of the blaze. Brosamer said the fue didn't spread to other areas of the build- I mg, which helped prevent th business from being destroye Owners opened for business afte fire crews cleaned up the mess. Eighteen firefighters from Cos td Mesd and Huntington Beoc extinguished the fire m about 2 to 30 rrunutes, Brosamer added. -Greg Rislin BRIEFLY SITTlll II STIAlllf Archaeology dig subject of slide lecture A sltde lecture at Southern Caillomia College on Feb. 7 will offer a behind-the-sC"enes look at a Guatemalan archaeological dig. Erin Browder of the anthropol- ogy department at the University of San Diego will discuss running a field school where there are no paved roads, electtiaty or run- ning water. The lecture takes place from 2:30 to 4·30 p.m. at SCC's Lyceum, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa .• Admiss1on is $5 for non- members, $2 for non-SCC stu- dents and free for ArchaeologicaJ Institute of Amenc<t members and SCC students. For infonnation, call (949) 786-9149. Enrollment up slightly at OCC for spring Ordllge Coast College shows a 2 2% enrollment increase for the spnng semester, comRarcd with a year dgo. I The college hdd 21.866 stu· de nts as of Monday. up frorn 21,406 last year. The number of students is expected to incrNse with the start ot 15-wet>k cldsscs Feb, 8 and mid-semeslE•1 C'la e~ March 22, with the total proJect~d to be near 25,000 Student can still register for 15-wcek da ses through Feb. 12 by v1s1ung the Adm1Ss1ons Office from 8 d.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a .m. to 3 p.m. Friday. Residents are charged a $12-pcr-urut class fee. For more infonnation, call(714) 432-5072. OCC scholarship deadline closing in Scholarship apphcahons for OranCJE' Coast College Me due by 3 p.m. Feb. 11 . More than $300,000 m scholarships rangmg trom $300 to $2,000 will be nwdlded to about 400 students at .. OCC's annual Honors Night Ban- quet in Mdy. There are several different cat- egories of scholal'lthips. Winners are selec ted by a Scholarship Committee made up of faculty, staff members and students Students may pick up applica- tions in the Scholarship Office m · the Admirustration Building, 2701 Fairvlew Road, Costa Mesa. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 q,.m. to 5 p.m Fnday. Students can also send elec- tronic forms via the college's Web site, www.occ.cccd.edu . Those forms are due at n90n Feb. 18, For information, call (714) 432-5730. The article • 1s lt JUSl . a flight of fancy?" Ul Wednes- day's edition of the Daily Pilot should have read that the propoAl by the New Millen· nium Group C'alis for flight& at m Toro to amve from the north and depart to the south- west. 'Tilat u different froin the county's plail, which ca1ll for arrivala from the eouth and departures to the north and east. The Dally PUOt ~y conects all errors of irub- ltance. can t949) 574-t218. news rtonm. illustrations. ed1to- nal matter or adllertkements hfi••n cant>. reprodl.Ked with out written ~rmm.on of copy· nght~. WEATHER SUIF .POLICE FILIS HOW.IO REAOJ US ~ The Tim.s Orange Coonfy (800) .lS2 9141 ~ng o.ifMtd (949) 64Z.S678 Ditpl.ty (949) 642-4321 EdltoNI NewS (949) 642·5680 Spotts (949) 574-4223 N9WI, ~ , .. (9'9) 646--41 70 f:-melf• dlltypfioce..tthllnk.net .... Ofllcle .,..,_ Offlca (M9) 642-4)21 .._)uCMf)ilt·7tM TEMPERATURES Balboa 62141 Corona dcl Mar 63143 Costa Mesa 63/44 Newport 8 8'h 65145 Newport Coas't 65146 ~FOMCAST~ LOCATION SIZE Wedgl! ....... 2·5 w Newport ..... 2 4 w Blacldes . .. 2 4 w R1vt>r Jetty .... 2'4 w CdM ••.••• ,2-4w TIDES TODAY Ftr\t low 1:31 pm •• , ...... 09 First high 6'17am ..... 60 Second low NIA Second high ::f 57 pm ••.•••• 3 8 FRIDAY First low n49am ........ 1.7 ftNt high 704 •m ....... 6.3 Second low 2:14 pm ........ -1.2 Second high 1:39 A m • .. .. • • . 4 1 We continue to see 1 swell out of the west fof waist· to (hest·hlgh tets. They will be higher at the points. Md reefs. A leftover northwest wind sw.11 makes fOf bumpy conditions. The forecast calls tor clear •nd sunny skies. Take advanta~ of the wHlher to htt thew.-. which ii. 57~n. .... C05TA•SA • Fllhtew Roild A bicycle worth UOO was stolen from Costa Mesa High School in the 2600 block between 7:35 a.m and 3 OS p m J.n 22. • P1neaM1t Drtve: Two surl'bo.ds worth S825 wefe stolen from• car In the 2800 blCK'k during the night of Jan. 24. • ~ Aw: ?wo pipes worth noo were stolen from • business In~ 1700 block during the night of Jan. 19. • w.t 19th ltrwt: A pune end Its contents worth S200 w.r• . stolen from• stOf• at M>cxrt 12:20 p.m. Jan 23. • w.t '"" 5trMt: A wali.t and pair of jNns worth S 145 were stolen from 1 car In the 500 block between 3 ind 3:30 p.m. Jan. 16. ---·llAOt •Ci.., Lw: A pilftclng ,_ wMh S100 w• ltotin fTOln 1 w In the 300 blodi: blt\w1n .Mn. 19 wid Jen. U • Wiii Cliillt 1"'9tAIW. A~ tnd 1 pair of ...... wonh S2'1 WIN stolen fram I golf big In tM 1IOO block bltw11n S and I p.m. Jin. ll. • .. apMt Clllllr ..._ Mta .. rw prop9rty wonh S14MO w. _..,from•...._ In the 1000 block~ iiWIUi ... M. r !· Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot Thursdoy, Jonudry 28, 1999 A 3 Hatred, anger -rnnning themes ~1:.t local and national news ~ I n thes • tunes of lnzarro national cvenb, Orange County has been makmg some n~ws, too • Perhdps lho mmt lm1>9rtclllt was th~ di.!ns1on of Superior Court Judue Tam Nomoto Schu· , mann thut a We:.tminsler video store ownPr must remove a com· munlst Vi<!lnumcse flctg and .... , pastor of l lo Chi Minh from his '· shop wlhdow. I fer den!.ion was understand· ubly based on d nurrow legal t:clmkality: thc1t the shop owner v10Jat(ld his lease ayreeinerit by crcating a "nuis.mce. • Under- standably becuuse his right to fly any flag he plcds<>.s is clearly pro- tected by the Fust Amendment. The case isn't over. There will be a hearing next month, and if Judge Schumunn's decision stands, 1t will probably be reviewed by a higher court. But my concern is that !.Orne people . ' THE BELL CURVE ioseph n. belf attdcked the shopkeeper - physically and verbally. No one questions the reasons for their hatred or their right to express it. But when that hatred spills over into denying another American bis right to free expression, we all need to wony d little. Maybe a lot. Hatred seems to be the order of the day. l've been watching tho unpe Chment trial compul· · i.1vely. I get up in the monung tletemune~ just to check it out ov~r the noon hour, then end up hooked for the rei.t of the day. I don't intend to ddd to the miasma of opiruon about the pro· CC'edings here except to offer one comment. Never before have I seen such unplacable hatred for a public official as the hatred that doves Bill Clinton's Republlccm opponents m this sorry affair.-· 'The oruy comparable feelings I can remember -and I go back a long way ..-was~e hatred of wealthy conservati es for Franklin and Elean r Roosevelt and of blue-collar workers and liberals for Bany Goldwater when he ran for president. But neither approached the aJmost rehg1ou fervor of Kc•n Stan and the Hou Hr>puhllcan nldnag •rs to de troy Clinton that lS UT1plicll 111 theu every move llnd tbte· 1J1 nt. Meanwh1l1\ hack tn Orange County, the Mnc or < onunue ti> grow m the m Toro rurport COD· trovorsy. One ot the llrst column:. l wrote fo1 lh111 space ulmost two yenrs U<JO sumJ<>Sled tl1ttl Ofl('C the need for CXJ>dn~lt•<i rurporl focilitim. pwva1led, no c ornpro· mise on onh1rqm9 John W11ync• V9. huilduig un airport nt m Toro. would ever he dccept11ble> to ' e ither the people, hk<> me, <lirec:t· ly under the John Wct~'Tlf.! flight J>dth or those m South County convinced tht'Y were gmnq lo have 1t even worse from a n El Toro fotj)ity. .Attitudes haven't chanyed murh since then, t>v<'n though two elections have numdatecl a n airport at El Toro. Only \\he n 1t becomes dear that this is going tu happen v.ill the losers s k to salvage what they can through comprom.lsc on what type of au- port will' be builL Short of ll\11t pomt, no amount o( sweet reason lS gomg to matter d aamn. ~ the upconung noise:> lt?Sl dpproved by the Board of Super· v1sors, for exam pl<:. The evidence thus producf.:d Will hopefully, almost certainly, help convince the unconunitted dnd thus be useful to El Toro BU'pOrt c;upport· crs. But no matter how effective. ly these tests prove that nr.1t ;_1 sin· g~e South C9unty baby will he dwaken<;d nor pdtiO purty-chs· • turbed b~ the 1et noise overhead, the study will d suredly he denounced by charges frorn the Shea-Agran-Wi..lson axis that the researchers were bought off by George Argyros or used dcf ec- • hvt! equipment or llll510l~rpreted the results they got. A very long time ago, Bany GoldwateJ. runrun'1 for pres1d t, argued that our rrussiles had .. gon to hell under the Democrets and cowdn't hit Ute t>acltsidc o1 an pl1>-oh nt at 100 yards Coh.\Jn· rust 'bt n chwdld suggested IJ\at the ( r wJy to resolve the ensu- ing d· It ._ wa .to put Goldwatt>r 10 ( rowboat U1 the Pcicil1c and fire a missilP at hun. If it mio;;sed hun, he WdS right. The thought occurred to m~ that we m1~ht solve the El Toro n01sc deh~t • m a i.nti.lar mAnne'r. Check Sup r.nsor Tom Wilson·~ heartng, U1en tie him to a chair in the r" 1dential patio nearest to t~e El Toro Lest flight pattern for l4 hows If there L'> no hearing · loss. Ulen vie get moving on the 01.rport. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a Santa Ana Heights residem His colomn rum Thursdays City Council might revisit senior housing proposal above C.:entral Llbrary .JI ~II I It l\At.l.AM> ~Plot the remaining units toward its affordable housing goal, dnd the project could have allowed the city to spend the $2 million from the Pord Road development ear- marked for affordable housing, said Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood. options to meet its goal. The Avocado land was dedi· cated to the city this week as open spdce, but an agreement between the city and The Irvine Co. pro· vides that it stiU can be used for senior affordable hou~Ing. I Center, said the> city 1s 1ll chre I "There dre a lot of people h~r1• I the.y a rc tretched after paymg need of more artordabl<' housing who would move into an dlford· their high rent,· Chm sa1cl. tor: seruor-s able housmg complex heed use ·r::xpensHs tor seruors are nsmg." NEWPORT BEACH · The co,n trovNsial proposal to build a scruor housmg complex on 12 acres of open space above the Central Ubrary cowd be resur- rected, as the City Council plans to discuss the issue next month. Councilman Tod Ridgeway S-dld this week he wants to revisit aflordable senior housing on the Newport Village site. ·seruor affordable housing is something we need to provide in this city,· he said. ·our city is growing older, not younger, dild it's a gredt use at Newport Vll· lage.· . The Irvine Co. last swnrner \.\/lthdrew its proposal for a 227- unit complex on the Avocado " Avenue site, which would have sdllshed the compdny's require· mcnt to build 166 aUordable housmg uruts m the etty. The city could have· ?PPlied BUYING OR REFINANCING?! No POINTS! ~.50°/o 30 YR. FIXED •r.11 &. Ma. 7 .0°/o 30 YR . FIXED [Mf Rll U '\D I'\<.. But the city has no obligation to build affordable housing or ensure 1t is built, she said. Part of the reason the deal fell through was strong opposition from library advocates, envu;on- mentalists and homeowners. ' But · another reason WdS because city and company ·offi· cials could not agree on replace· ment open space. When City offi- cials pushed hard for The Irvine Co. to give them another vacant parcel, the compuny decided to bwJd·on Lower Bayview, where it already has approval. . That site is smaller and will sat· isfy only The Irvine Co.'s qbligC1 · Uon for affordable housing, but Wood said the city has other Ridgeway said the city could propose the Newport Village pro· 1ect itself. •J'm satisfied that if the city ini- tiated it and took some of the · political heat, !The Irvine Co.) would be happy to proceed with· the senior affordable housmg there." he said. "In my nund, there is no better site in the state of Califonua. • Paul Kranhold, The Irvine Co. SPQk~man, saio the company is leaving the issue up to the city. "The ball is completely in the city's court," he said. ·ff and when they figure out what they want to do, we'll be hl;l.PPY to sit down and talk to them. H Vicki Chin, social serv1ces coordmator for the OASIS Seruor MEXICAN RESTAU RANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA Al SO ON OUR MENU FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CH USE OMHmt Cock101ls Pllonr Ahrao •or foo<l T: Gu 296 E. 17TH ST. 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But their use has reached fever· pitch. m Costa Mesa. A petition opposmg the trans- fer of TeWinkle's seventh-and "eighth-graders to Estancia that was initiated b}' parent Pamela • Frc:mkel has collected hundreds of s1gnatures from most of the •schools in· the zone, which ·includes TeWmkle, Rea and Adams. Californid, Vlctoria, Wil- ..son and Pomona elementary schools. ln addition to the petition, a . survey of the entire zone is being ~drafted by PTA dnd school offi- cials. "We want to have solutions, not JUSt grievances," said Te Win- ' kle parent Patty Christiansen. "Dr. Barbot has made it clear he · wouJd nQl push anything that this zone won't buy into. We want to see what the zone will buy mto." ~ At issue is the distnct's senes of returned: 128 again:,t the change, 42 in favor and five undecided. Of the 550 questionnaires at Paulan- no, 85 surveys have returned with 55 opposed, 33 in favor and one undecided. Paularino parent Janot Lee Krochman used thei.<> re::.uJts to urge the school board to delay any major decisions until Septem- ber 2000 so parents could research and resP,Ond to the pro- posals. School. board members said they welcome the parents' efforts "I'm thrilled that they're get- ting lhat many responses," school board member Martha Fluor said. "That means that parents are interested. But they need to be asked if they want the 20-1 kindergarten. There's a pnce for everything." #I think this is helpmg parents to see that this is a parent-friend- ly organization,• school board member Wendy Leece said. "We want them to help us through this. That's what we really want to have happen.• The Estanoa zone meeting for Feb. 3 has been canceled. Anoth- er meeting will be scheduled alter the survey is completed GET THE A number of parents support moving 4th-graders in Costa Mesa zone to ~ Davis Elementary School, and hope others come around to the~ w ay .ot thinking lbly Plot COSTA MESA -A compo- nent of the school district's recon- figuration proposal that is gatting mixed parent reviews turns Sono- ra, Paularino, Killybrooke and •College Park elementary schools into primary <;enters while trans- ! femng their fourth-graders to l DavlS. - But while the proposcil has I been the subject of question- 1 . na.ires by those who oppose the move, there are many parents . who support the district and are i eager to see the fourth-graders l moved to Davis. f #Davis is the l:>est school in the l district," said Sonora parent Max-i ine Macha. ¥It's all about what l the best learning environment wouJd be. Fourth grade is not a primary grade." The changes proposed by the district are meant to accommo- date 20-to-1 and all-day kinder- garten and preschool classes. .,... llillilll • 1s ' ... isl't ... for ldlk to"' .. best .. lion pDsrlile, .. hM to lllM .... cnlld,· lomles.ty•. .P...nt of Peulartno student Some of the main parent con- cerns lnclude the greater distance· some students would have to travel to attend Davis and the fact that, with the fourth-graders. Davis would have about 1,000 students. "The bottom line is if there isn't enough room for kids to get the best educabon poss1ble, we have to move them around," sw.d Paulanno parent Bonrue Saryan, who supports the clistrtct's propos-al. . Sonora PTA President Dume Bjelland said most parents she has spoken with support the dis- trict's proposal. Rather than using Classified ads work for YOU! questionnaires and surveys, B1el- 1 land said parents should altPnd ~the zone meetings. The next seMf meetings for the Costa Mosa I-Ugh zone will be held Feb. 3 at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Davis, 1050 Arlington Drive, Costa Mesa. "U they have a strong VIew, they sboWd go to tho zone meet-. ings,• Bjelland said. "ll's a good and democratic process. The input has been real go<>d at the forums." Sonora parent Kathy Melgar also supports the district's plan. •Davis is a great school," she TllE ONLY "'OLYMPfC & Cl IAMPION"' L' ORA."iGE COL'l"'rn said. "It's always a little disrup tive, especially during the firs year. But it seems like a reason abl<> approach.~ Pdularino parent Linda Snee agrPed· •1 think we're going tc come around, and I don't think it' going to take that long." . Sonora parent Lisa Reedy sai she believes the move to Davi' would be a positive experienc for her children. "There's a lo( of us who cUc really excited about this and wht want our kids to go t9 Davis," shl sa1d. AVAILABLE MON-SAT FIRST CWS FREE CALL TOD.A YU "beginning pomts" on school ~ ;-changes. In the Estanoa zo~e, Cla.ss1f1ed Communi t y Marketplace 333 E. 17'" ST. • COSTA MESA (949) 574-0122 1 &0me of the more controv~rsial cc 'precomrnendations include tum- ' ng Estancia into a seventh- Cc through-12th-grade b.lgh school; • 1 -making Te Winkle and Rea 6 : , <>urth-through-si.xth-grade cam- ,:Jluses and turning the elementary r : cbools into kindergarten-L >'through-third-grade primary ! ~ools. ar While she is helping draft the s\irvey. which should be complet- ~d in February, Christiansen is also circulating Frankel's petition. #All that does is list the griev- 4: ,onces but that is a beginning,• 94 she said. G 9; dl , Rea PTA President Maria b\ 1 <?uberrez is. dlso orculating the ~titian . • "I don't think it's good to put 0 .:seventh-graders al EslanCld, • she !S:ftid. "It's not good for my com- umty and especially for the rush community.• F1 ,•. At a meeting earlier this year, 'qundreds of Latino parents expressed their desire that Rea be 3' .~onverted into a seventh-and- s. , ~ghth-grade school that would 3i • be Wlthin walking distance. ,. ar 84 :• "We want to see what is neces- dt : sary for the students," Gutierrez c , said #We ne~d an intermediate b1 ' I ~~ool We want Rea to be a sev- enth and-eighth-grade school." Jc • To hdndle the overflow of ele- w ,:mentary students, Gutierrez sug- o • e_sted the d1stnct reopen !tome of Ft ar closl•d campuses on the West ide. : Estancia PTA President Shem Hoyt said she too is helping to get Slgnaturcs for the "Leave · 11 ~ Estaneta Alone" petition. e: ;:. ·1 was at the meeting," Hoyt 9; "'98ld. #The potnts F{ankel made 1 s. f".:\Vere really vahd. It's a really. real- M ·~good petition. It expresses what dl .. we want. We 're trying to work as bl a whole... I •: In the Co!>tct Mesa High School ,if.>nt•, questionnaires have been w -$ent home w1th students at Killy- 0 Cbtooke, Pau1arino, Sonora and a• 2 c v "' d b F w 0 F Coll(•ge Park elementary schools to ffi<'<lsure parent views on the "'proposed changes there, which tncludf' moving all fourth-graders to Davis 81Pmcntary School. Of c1bout 300 questionnaires from Killybrooke, 174 have beet\ BRIEFLY II THE NEWS Water district • gives computers to school district The Newport-Mesa school dlstnct recently received 15 computers from the Irvine Ranch Water D1stnct. The corn· puters will b~ used for · Internet across, word pro· cesslng und typing prac· t.ice. The water d1Strict hat donated more than 100 1urplus computers to ¢ho01 distrlcts Since 1995. Tbll ii the first donation to ~-Meta llJice Santa AU ;Heights joined tb9 ftW dlmid .me:. .... .. ..,. .. -· ... . ' The very bes t in rardiar cart is right at yo ur greasy fingertips. Hoag Hea1·t bzstitule is rtady f or any ca1·diac procedurt f rom _r1 diagnostic Juart exam, to tlze lattSt inltroe.ntional procedures including angit>plas~y, sftnt fia r.eme.nf and heart surgery. In fad, tlu Institute's exclusive uam of carqiac su1-gwns i.s tlu fin!'. I in Orange County. Thry maintain suprrior patient survival rates earning afivt-sfar rating, flu hip.,Just possibk /<ff coronary bypass surgery from Healthcare Report Cards, In c: To kam 11wre about I loag Hearl lnstituu call 949/760-2095 or log onto tuww.hoaghospital.org and put your ~art al ea.ff. Ranked .#1 in Orange Cowity. ' -Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thursday, January 28, 1999 A 5 . . 142· stak~d their Claiqi against Costa -Mesa in 1998 • Seven claims totaling $1 million or more were filed against the 0 city. 1'.tJSrtGm . ' COSTA MESA -A woman walks down a oty street when she trips and falls over a crack in the _sidewiilk. A pedestrian walking across • :the street 'in an• unmarked cross- walk is hit by a car and ll;J.lled. · A man said he suffered emo- Uonal stre s after the police impounded h1s car. These are some of the legal claims filed against the city of Costa Me!ta last year. Is the city responsible and if so, how much are these claims worth? The city and the 142 people who filed claiml> last year will all have very different answers. "There's always going to be some liability." said City Attorney Jerry Scheer. "There's many claims thdl are legitimate.• At the sdme time, tbere's a dua.hty involved, Scheer s~d. ·we're here in the municipal government to not give taxpayer money away: he said. ·on the other hand, it's a process of trying to be redSonable and fair. That, to me, is doing the job for the citizen f . VOLUNTEER • The Volunt"' DiNCtory runs peri· odically in the Oaity Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organiza- . tion listed, call 574-4228. MASTER CHORALE OF ORANGE COUNTY The perfonning arts organization needs volunteers for computer mput, ticketing, filing and han- dling phones. For infonnation, call 556-6262. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Services needs mentors to make a lasting unpact on a young pe~on's lile. Students from 10 to 18 years old who are matched with mentors improve their school perfonnance and seU-~steem while developing positive peer and adult relation- ships. Your commitment of six hours per month includ s mentor trauung, regular group dctivities and time to build a one-on-one fnendship. For more information, call the YMCA Community Ser- vices at (714) 838-1385, ext. 41. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOOATION Assist the MusculciT Dylitrophy Assoctation of Orange County staff. Training is sometimes avail- able for volunteer helpers. Phone 550-0161. NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOOETY The nonprofit society finds loving homes for owner-relinquished cats and kittens and maintains a retirement center for older cats. Volunteers are needed to brush the cats and give them a little extra TLC. For more information, call 650-1232. NEW DIRECTlONS FOR WOMEN INC. The nonprofit recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. Call 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. or call Joy at 548-8754. • .. NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE AND VISITORS BUREAU The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau is dedicat_ed to the promotion of the city" to potential visitors. If you have extensive knowledge of Newport Beach and would like to volun- l , teer, call 722-161.1. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY UTE~CY PROGRAM The library's litcrncy program urgently seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing to unprove their reading and writing ~kills. Tutor nili.n.l.ng Work.sho~ ·held at the Central Library will certify volun- teers. They take place at 1000 Avocado-Ave. Por regtstration or more lnfonnation, call (949) 717· 3874. cli:Wll1mt and the· cituens we serve who are our taxpayers and residents.• · The 142 clauns -an !1-Verage number for the city -filed last yed.C ranged from $20.80 to $11 million, adding up to a grand total of $27 .5 million. ThP bulk of that can be traced to seven million- dollar and mUltlmillio'n-dollar claims. By contrast, Risk Manager Karen Adams said the city esti- mated the total liability produced by all Claims was $768,000. To come up with that estimate, the city uses •real world.• numbers, Adams said. In other words, the city calcu- lates documentable economic damages such as loss of wages and medical costs and then attaches a •reasonable" amount to pam and suffering. Plaintiffs' lawyers also said large claim amounts aren't always realistic. Stanton" Mathews, who repre- sented one of the people who filed a $1 million claim last year, said plaintiffs' lawyers will some- times file large claims as a pre- caution, especially when swng a government entity. This is done to protect against malpractice cmd because plaintiffs can never recover more than what is speo- fied in the government claim, Mathews said. DIRECTORY NEWPORT COSTA MESA YMCA A vartety of general volunteer help is needed. For information or appli- cations, call Rita at 642-9990. 'i' ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Arca Rug Studio \Vhy Pay Dept Store Prices? ALl-Rl!GS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handn1ad~ wools. synthetics. sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. t663 Placenrla St .. Cosra Mesa 64&4838 ~ . I Last year, even clauns for $1 million or more were filed:, -Angel Aviles filed a $1:2 million chum on behalf of his daughters Cilleging that llie timffig WdS off on a traffic light, caW)ing injury to his youngest daughter dnd causing the death of his daU.Qhte1s' mother, Bertha Garoa. -Chris Harrison Decker, a convicted rapist, filed a $1 million clcilm alleging police bad no · grounds to distribute filers identi- fying him as a sex off ender m his neighborhood. • , -Melvin Potts, a fonper state police officer at Fairview Devel- . opmental Center, filed a $1.7 mil- lion claim alleging be was falsely unprisoned by Costcs Mesa police aJter an on-duty encounter with a prO!)lJtute on Harbor Boulevard. Potts was also hreq from hl.s JQ_b. -. • -Hassan Chitsaz filed a $1 million cld1m allegmg he wa!> haras ed and falsely unpnsoned by police. -Dennis Jefcodt, a tanner Costa Mesa police detective, filed a Sl O million claun alleging his civil rights were violated while the city investigated him for , a workers' compensation c:Ase. ~ Jsmdcl Valderrama flied an $11 million claim alleging that the . ,cty was negligent'in not marking an area with a crosswa!k. causing the death of his wife, Bertha, who TFJIE BJSIHI C)ll)'S ,RO' y A. ""TilQU~E J\S§()C L~T [0.,. Presents FRIE1 1CH l l .. ]{ "IT!:r.r on Camino Capistrano Saturday, Febn1t1ry 6th 10:00-S:OOpm Enttrtni11111mt-Rt/rnltmm1s A;-..;TIOl'.\ ._ ~ J UDIO Fl\ r ADELE ~fcGO\\ \'\ -\t .\RG .\RE I '\,ORD Rococo • \\ 11 D Goo~~ C 11 \t.,l. Ol RF~RERGER & I· Rlh:-.. [)~ • G,\RDE:-.:IA One block north of the fission in San Juan Capistrano FOR ~10HE l~FOR~lATJO •• CAl .. 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The city did not 10 .. e any law- suits last year, Sclleer said. Also, of the l 42 claims filed, 48 were settled for ft combined· $52,888. Adam:, said. The largest payout by the dty was about 1 O years ago fqr . $7.50,000, Scheer said. The cty settled the case mvolvmg d motorcyclist who hit a median on Fatrv1ew Avenue that wa:.. being widened and expanded, Scheer aid. It was deternuned that because of t,he construction, th~ alignment .or the roadway to the median was slightly off, Sch r said. BRL1 ·"B81VA ~~ January Super Sale! 3 Do_ys Only Thurs 1 /28 to Sot 1 /30 DESIGNER RESALE BOUl IQUE ~UM~ Sct«u..n "'St. JobD ll.lllW.. port. 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Program provides ,volunteers for crisis management Organization h elps Costa Mesa police and fire officers by having counselors on call to console lVictims of tragedy ~fltil W hen Uw phont> rings m the rruddlc of the mght, German Hernandez's heart beqms to pound. His rrund rcicc!>: Is 1t a sU1ode? A heart a ttack? A ltdfhc dCndent? Will l know what to say? Wtll th •y want me there? Hernande? is a volunteer with Trauma Intervention Programs lnc. For the pust year, he and •about t 7 othN volunteer!! have • provided on-cttll emer9ency ; counsehng to peop in Costa :Mesa who have• experwnced trauma Hemande:t has S<tl by the side Of a young girl clfter the SWC'lde Of .her 14-yedr-old brother He has ~lent c•mouondl support to a driver . who rut d young skt.tteboarder dild sent him to the hospital comatose, and < ·onsol.-cl a tecndg- er who had lost hoth his parents m cl two-we>ck pc•110<.I. • Minerals llC Ol'm'l.lone.,. Costa Mesa began funding the program last yettr <1nd r<'<"ently allocated another $12,000 to keep it operating for anollwr year. Trauma lnteivent1on P10Hran1s is d nc1lional nonproht organizd· lion that proVld<!.S on-cttll volun- teer ·counselors' to re:.µond to the scene. of accidents, deuths arid other traumatic events. The city's $i 2,000 pays for -adrmmslrahve costs. "What an incredible value to hcive the opportunity at any given time to call in trauwd counsel· ing," Councilwoman Heather I Somers said. Last year volunteers respond· ed to about 268 calls. uccordmg to city std.ff reports. They can sldy at the scene from a few nnnutes to hours; Often they ..y11l help between two to 25 pcopll! on one cdll, lending anythmg from a shoulder to cry on, to a hand lo hold, to a warm bldnkt..'l or a drink of water Besides providirlg counseling, Psychic Readings (call store for appointment) • II.ind C<1rvcd Cry,.,..I Quan Yin tlr BucJdh..i • Tarol • Script Channeling • ttcrb~ i:...-.srnuar ou,, 1nctn~ • Astrology • Handwriling Analysis 891 Baker Street A 16 • Costa Mesa 714• 7 54• 1151 (Corner of Baker & Bear streets) MEET OUR MEMBERS Member fon C. >c.us Occupatioo1 EJnor of Ncwpori Bm.h (714} Why did you joln Shape-Up? "I had rwo tr1rn.I 1t«1rnn end Shape· Up & I w.1~ r~.1.l1 1n 1;r1 flt" Goab: lei firm, rum,. .md preH'nr O\ICLJpormi, f111m taking hold. What arc your rHU.lu: ''I'm \trongt:r and more coned! Regular cxc11.1o;c works. What do )'OU like about S~Up~ ·Au che Slaff arc friendly. 111 formarivc and helpful. The owner~ ;ind Maff otrc dcdicaud to kcceing rhc club on chc: \.U1t1ng edge of ill 1h.lf fitnc\\ •lll<l hc.ihh have: 10 oiler. J alwav' feel 1:m11fon.ablc: a1 Sh;ipc· Up."' FYI For more information on the program or to becol)1e a volunteer. call \ (714) 314-0744, The next training is scheduled for March 11·24 . the p"rogram. abo helps free up paid emergency personnel to con- centrate on thf?ir Jobs, said Costa Mesa fire Battalion Chief Keith Fujimoto. Too many times in his career. Fujunoto has had to walk away from the scene of an accident or dP.ath loolung over bis shoulder at someone left to deal with the tmgooy alone. Thougtt he l5 tn the busl.Jles of helping people, the demands of the Job have often required him to move on lo the next ccill even though he mJght Wdnl lo stay and a<lnunister the -emotional ·first aid .. needed by someone who has just lost 8 love>d one Owing the past year, Fujimo- to's mind and heart have rested cas1N knowmg that a group of volunteers is f 1lling that void. Ono of the calls that stands out most in FuJimoto's mind is when a mtm committed suicide ttt Bethel Towers lasl year by jumpmg off the 18th floor. It was visiting day at the !'ientor citizens comm\uuty. Fu1imoto recalls· the bloody scene and remembers looking up at the high nc;e and seemg 17 floors of families and residents Hodson lighting Open Tucs.-f n. 9:00·5, S.tl 9.4 1510 Nrwport Blvd., (.osl.i Mrsa Quali1.1 I 11h1in1 S•r.iu for ~O \ure (949) 548-9341 looking down. I ie unmed.iatcly called the program, which cnt out a t,;am of volunteefi, Many of the volunteers are women. People usually decide to become volunt~ers after suffering tragedies m their own lives. Newport Beach rcside!1t Sherri Myers said she became a volun· teer after the unexp"cted death of her teenage daughter. "There's an overwhelmmg helpless feeling you'ro willing to bear to. be at that person's side, - sdld Sandy Hill, crisis team tnan- ager. "You can't stop their pam but you can be there to support · them in it." And being a volunteer 1s less dbout pulling someone out of a pit and more about jumping into a pit with them to show them the way out, Hill said. Volunteenng LS not for CV(>J} body. The 55-hoor trauung 1 intense. Out of the 100 mqu1rlr~ received cmd the 40 people wh1 begin the training, only about 21 graduate, Hill said. More volunteers are nccdec for the Costa Me.c;a area. There 1 u particular need for bilingual vol unt~ors . Dealing with the·-emohonn stress cdn be tough, but Hemdn dez said when he comes home, ht has a reason t'o hold his wife Amy, a little closer dnd hug hii. 5 year-old daughter, Megan, ancJ..1 yedr-old son, Andrew, a htllt tigh~~ . •Gomg on a TIP call ic; gom< on a wake-up call,• Hemand~, said. ·vou're thankful, No. 1. thcl you were able to help dnd, No. 2 for what you have.~ 1/I LJ~~\ 111\TE,:i..,· D 11 · '--"[Jj~ JAL .ALL GIFTS 25'1· OFF w/coupon EXP02/15/99 •PENS • JEWELRY BOXES • MONIYCUPS •WAWTS •GAMES • PERFUME aonus •COASTERS •BACKPACKS • AND MUCH MORI STAGECOACH LUGGAGE & GIFfS' 2043 Wuct:liH Dr Newport 8w:h t:IDrMt' ol 11" a,,,._ Aw. 949/51S9005 TUE-WAY The Way It Should Be! .. ---------- Includes Up To 5 qts. Mobil 10/30 wt. 011, New Fitter & lube Cha~ls Fittings. .,.._ Cen & Utht TNCb•oi...t htN Coupof'! Mint a. PreMnted At Ti"'• Of Purchue. Not Valid With Any Othtt Offer 0,. 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Newport Beach/Costa Mqsa Daily Pilot around to wn Thvrsdoy, Jlonuory 28, 1999 A • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Pilot. Around Town, 330 w. Bay St. Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-41 70, or catt (949) 642·5680 ~>rt 228 A complete listing of Around To~ can be found at ct.llypUot.com. !ODAY The walJpng club of Newport Beach Will meet at Hospital Road and ·Supcnor Avenue al 9 a .m . an~ 7 p.m. Lose the pounds and have tun. For mow mformation, call (949) 650·1332. THURSDAY Women ln Management's morlth- ly meeting ttUed Networking - The Best Marketinu Tool for the New Millennium will • feature guest speaker Susan Linn, Orange County's •Networking Queen,· at 6 p.m. at the Sheraton Newport Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blv.d , Newport Bedch. Admission is $27 for members and $35 for nonmembers. For more mfonna- tion, call (714) 995-6353. experts are welcome. Players mu:,t bnng their own games. timers and pencils. The dub Will provide score cards and will maintain and publish perfor- mance statisba>. Prizes will be awarded after eaC"h game. Admis- sion is $3 per sesc;1on. Fo1 more information, call (949) 759-4871. A reading and d1scusslon !ft0'1P · titled "Getting ThPre-·The 1i'ek to California's Mother Lode Dur- ing the Gold Rush" will be pre· sented at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo- cado .Ave. Preregistration is required. For more information, call (949) 717-3808 . \ Hoag Hospital Women's Health Services ~ present a class titled Maybe a -Baby dt 7 p m. at the Hoag Health Center - . Costa Mesa, 1190 Baker St. Adlllli>sion is free. For more information, call (800) 514-4624 SATURDAY A back-coun~ hike will take Scrabble Club No. 350 will meet place at 9 a.m .. at Crystal Cove from 6 to 10 p.m. <tt Borders Books 1 State Park, 8471 E. Coast J-bgh- and Music, 1890 Newport Blvd , way, Newport Beach. Back-coun- Costa Mesct . Beginneri:; and try tukes will meet a t El Moro Vis- Limited Time 1tor Center. Parking is $5. For more infonnation, call (949) 497- 7647. A Ude pool walk will take place at 2 p.m. at Cry t.al Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Participants will meet at Los nancos Parking Lot. Parking is S.S. For more informa- tion, call (949J 497-7647. SUNDA Y A back-country hlke will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast ·High- wcty, Ne-wport Beach. Back-coun- try hikes will meet at El Moro Vis- 1tqr Center. Parking is $5: For more informntion, call (949) 497- 7647. . MONDAY Free Income tax preparaUon and •assistance will be offered through the Tax-Aide program from 9 a .m. to 1 pm daily through April 15 at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Mar- guente Ave , Corona del Mar. Appointmonts a.re availdble now. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. Sale Karastan raise_d the ceiling on comfort We lowered the floor on prices Breakwater ' $2 295 S5ol Cut Nylon rile Tcx1ure reg. S3l.9S Delana $2 595 6501 Cut ~ylon Pile lexrurc rq.$423'\ Perlato $3495 80o1Cut!'·lon P1IC' Tcxrurc rq. S5&.9 Installed over 80.oz Deluxe Carpet cushion We're Celebrating 120 Years of Quality Flooring Serb ice Throughout California. ,It's An Anniversary Sale! Over a Century of S~rvice! T JO~o!,~E~-~!;;:J~NE 2927 S. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa I 1 /2 mile io&llft 61 Soulfl Coott Pima} 714) 7 1·2324 ........... -. ' An e xh.lblt or acrylics UUed •col- or in A~uon" will be on display through Feb. 28 at the Newport Beach Central Ubrqry. 1000 Avo- cado Ave F.or more inJormation, call (949) 717-3801. Beginning today, a freedom from smoking cld will be presented every Monday and Jfhur day Uuou out Februlfry trom 7 to.9 p.m. m the Pulmonary C"nfer- ~c:9 ~~r~e~t ~~~p:'s~~~hl. Admis~lon ll:i $15, however, th.is may be reimbursed by your health insurance. Reservations are required. For more mforma- tion, coll (94~) 722-6237. , 'TUESDAY· The Love Without .Honor abuse support group fo1 women will meet at 10 a.m. at St MArk Pr - byterian Churdl, 2100 Mar VI.Sta Ave., Newport Beach. Admission is free. The group is a confidcn meeung place for women who have experienced abuse in adult relab.onsh.ips and d 1fe a place of safety. For more infomldtion, call (949J 644-1341 OT (949) 651-4487. The. NeWJ>ort -: Beach C hrlsUan Women's Club luncheon will be presented at 11 :30 a .m. at the Bal- boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. A fash- ion show titled Fashions to Have and to Hold will be the featured· event. Aomiss1on is $21. For reservations, call (949) 760·9616 OT (949) 760-0828. . WEDN ESDAY· µgun.a Beach PanhellenJc Asso- dation members will m t t 10:30 am. at a residence m Coro- na dcl Mar. Interior design r Pat Sullivan will pre nt How to Achieve Your Special Style Members oi nauonal Greek letter sooal soronties are welcome. For more information, call 494-4715 or -494-5355 Jloberta IJrin, the first Lawrence Welk 1V Champagne Lady, ~ erve a:, celebnty spokesperson and hostess at a _eminar titled Shine a LlttJe Light on: Financial Protecbon Information for Seruors from 1 to 3 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. Admission ,u; free. for more information, call (714) 479~0107. . . . .. SEE TOWN PAGE ""' SANfA MONICA SEAFOOD \ Largest Selection of Fresh Seafood Daily! Fresh Fresh Fresh Louisiana Swordfish North Atlantic Catfish Fillet Steaks Salmon Steaks 84.99 tb. sio.95 tb; 85.99 tb. : ' ' •• r - - - -~. - - -- - 14~Rl4:~: I > i 11 t < > f L' I <t 111 l' I 1 < , "'<I c.. • .- "·it h pun:has(• of S 1 0 01· 1110.-c.· C )fft·1· ,.,pin· ... ~/ :t qq --------------------------- RETAIL MARKET 154 East 17th St. •co.ta Meea (949) 57~TUNA (8862) w 1'11 ne build strong kids. Srrong /9111ilits. Strong communities . • -OINER'S FEE •AQUATICS C ENTER • RACQUETBALi. • P ERSO Al. TRAI ERS • MASSAGlc: Save up to $100! •AEROBICS • FREE WEIGH1 .. • STRE GTH TRAI ING EQ . •BA KETBALL • CARDIO Rtdiscovtr tltt ¥MCA lJOO University Dr.• ewport Beach 92660 949/642•9 r ( •A 8 Thvrsdcy. January 28, 1999 l ( ( I l t a fl Tl • • 6 II G 9 4 9 d b'- w c F a 3 B 3 B d c b J• • w c F a "" c F .,. c F ~OWN CONTINUED FROM A7 fEB.4 The Ebell Club of Newport Beach will meet at 11 :30 a.m dt the Bcthai Connthidll Yacht Club, 1601 Hay- s de Dnve, Newport Beach. Lu1~ Moreno wiU smg a medley ot ·Valentine's songs. For mor • 1nfor· mat:Jon. call (949) 721-9Z67. Gold Rush Ute, a reading and discussion group, will be pwsent· ed 6t 7 p m at the Newport B<•ach Centro! Ltbrury, 1000 A voe cs do Ave. Pre-registrdl.10n ts requucu. For more mtorrnation, c<111 (94!l) ~1?-3808:' . . A free program about children's literature btled An Everung with Pamela & Henry will be prcsf'nt- ed at 7 p .m. at the Newport Bedch Centro.I Library's Storyt1me Room, 1000 Avocado Ave Por more mformdtJon, call (949) 717-3801. Speak Up Newport will present the 18th cmnual Mayor's dinner at 7 pm. dt the Newport Beach Mar- riott Hott>! and Tennis Club, qoo Newport Center Drive. A rcc~p tion wi1J he dt 6 p m Thc> event will IC'c1turc keynott! speaker Hugh Ht'witl, ol KCET's "Life and TunPs • Admission is $45. For HAIR. REPLACEMENT SURGERy;. INSTI~UTE more information, cnU (949) 224· 2266. A three-week tt>nnl"I ervtng dln- 1c; Will stilrt tod1.1y , t 7 pm. ot Newport Harhor I hgh S<:hool's tennis courts, 600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach Regio;trahon L'i $20 for Newport BeiJch resident:, and $25. for nonresidents. For mo.re mformctllon, call (~49) :>44- :n 51. EEB.5 Defore Dance Center will pre- sent a We')t Cot1C>t ... wm~J dance ll!sson at 7:30 p.m. ut the center, 151 Kdlmus Dnvc!, Costa Mesa. Dancing to all kinds of music will follow until l t p.m. i\drniss1on is $8, Partners dre nut nel•cled. For more mformdUon, call (714) 241- 9908. FEB. 6 · A Healthy, Wealthy & Wise women's heaJU1 event will be pre- senled from 8:30 o.m. to noon al the Double Tree Hotel, 3050 Bns- tol St., Co\ta Mesa. Admission is $12 The event will feature guest spedkers from UCI Mcdicdl Cen- ter and Salomon Snulh Barney Asset Management. For · mor~ infonnation,cull(Y49)955-7579. Newport Beach 's Fitness Con- cepts will off er two lC'vC'h. of CPR classes from 2 to b p.m at the Cos- ST.\"I J:-Ol'-"1111.-.\l:t II \II: 1:1 .... , Ill: HIO\ INNOVATOR OF TIU: LASTEST MICROSLIT GRAFTING TECHNIQUE. Tl 115 TECHNlQUE WILL CREATE TIU: MOST NATURAL RFSJJLT WITH MAXIMUM DENSITY POSSIBLE. Whatever your landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it atl. .. THINKING ABOUT LAHDSCAPIHC OR YARD MAIHTEHAHCE1 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY/ rw=I LLDYn•s , ~ lANDSCAPEIMAINTENANCE (949) 646-7441 . Lloyd'• Nursery A landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fairview Rd. Suite 216, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 FLOWERS DIRECT around town ld M a I 1oag I lealth Cent r, 1170 Baker St. Courses are tau~ht with Am ncan 1 leatt. As oc1atton gu1dehne Aclnuss1on is $25. For morn mtornldtlon; call (H49) 63\- 6323, The Co~ta Mesa Senior Cent r will pr nl An Evcnmg m Monte C(}rlo lrorn 7 to 11 p m. at the CCll· ter, b95 W. 19th St .. 'Costa Mesa. The evening w1U tcalurn continu- ous gaming, hl.1ck1ack, crap , enteitttln'rnent, food. dnnk 1md pri?.t• . Evening dtlU'e will be ·appropm1lo. T1rkets ar~ $25. The ~vent 1s d lun~-rniser for the"c·en· ler. Cdll (94~) 1>45-2356. F@.8 Coastline Counseling C~ntei of Newport Beach will present a free lecture tiUed .. Attention Deficit Disorder Overview" at 7 p m. at the cPnter, 1200 Quail St., N<!W- port Bedch. P'or more tnlormallon, Cdll (949) 476-0<191 . FEB. 10 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of CornmNce's noon networking with KPWB News IJ1rector Crys Quimby will be pre- ent~d at noon at the Sulton PlacP. l ioh I, 4509 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members are $15 with a reservabon and potcn· hal member:, at the door are $17. Por more mtormation, call (949) 0 729•44{)(), I The NeWport Harbor Area Chamb r of Commerce bw;incss reteual hceakfast wlll oo prcscmt- Pd tlt 7; 15 a.m, al tho Pdc1Hc Club, 4110' MacArthur Blvd., Newport Bcac·h, Members are $15 with a r'escivalton and potent1al mem- bers ut the door are $17. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa ' c hdpter of Binky Patrol will pre- st•r1t its first q1ecting from .6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at a local residence. Binky Pdtrol makes ond distrib- utes blankets to children who are cthused, ill, in foster care or are cxpenencmg trauma. Volunteers and suppJ1es are needed. For more information, call (949) 644· 8779. . . The ~IM'~ld Origitial ,.,,R 5 ., CARPETI . OVER 25 YEA RS IN COSTA MESA •Now Owned & Opercltcd by Mesa Upholstery• BERBER PLUSH 25°/o OFF . --------------~ ·--------------~ Large lel1dlon of......, ......... • Texture . • Bei6er e Cable Newport Beoch/Costo Mesa Daily Pilot The Love Without Honor abuse support group fot women will meet at 7 p.m . at St. Metrk Presby- tenan Chwch, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport Beach . Admission is free. The group is a confidential meeting place for women who have expenenced abuse m adult relationship:, and dcstre d place of safety. Por more 1nformat1on. call (949) 644-1341 or (949) 651-4487. FEB.20 A free seminar on the risks and benefits of cosmet1c su1 gcry will be presented from 2 to 4 p.m. 'dt the Fulton Skin lnstitute, 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 100, New- port Beach. For more infonnation, call (949) 631_-3376, ext. 222. FEB.23 A detailed workshop Utled Retirement Strategies to Secure Yow Assets will be presented from 6 to 7:30 pm.ma conference room at Morgan Stdnley Dean Witter, 575 Anlon Blvd .. Suite No. 100, Costa Mesa. Admission ts free. For more information, call (800) 729-3877. fEp.25 . The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Comme1et•'s unset networi(ing meeting will be pre· scntl'd from 5 to 7 p.rn. dt Tornmy B<thama's 1i'opicaJ Cafe, 882 Avo. cado Ave., Corona del Mar Adtnt ion is free tor member and $1 O for potential nt mbers For more mformation, cdll (94~1 729-4.COO. ONGOING St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers d support group for fom1hes with joved ones who t1rn mentally ill. The group mnets from 6:'30 to 8 p.m . Sundays m th1~ c:hurch's D1erenheld Hall <!, 600 St: Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The confidential group • open lo the cotnmuruty. For morP inlormdtion, call 631-2880. Prospects Networking Group meets from 7 .15 to 8:30 t1 m Wednesddys at Mirru~ Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mc u. Breakfast is $6. For more mform11· lion, call Angie Stafford dt 474 - 2225 or Tma Fuman at 551-3150 ANTIQUE ROW ~ GARDEN CAFE Tise C:Ountey Inn Garden Cafe Oohs 4' Aha. The BOOlt Store N~rt Picture Fram~ Stella.a Place Sarah Whitcomb Circa Antiqu• · V .ictoriana 4' G>mpany 130 EMt 17tb St. Costa Maa At Newport 4 E. 1'7di Stnd • ........ 'I"-HARP INN • ('49) 722-1177 ROW HOURS: Tue-Sal 10tm-5pm CAFE HOURS: Tue-Sat 1 lun-3pm P~chooJ • Kindergnrten Yull Time • Part Time • Ye!lr Round 1tges 2 to 6 • 1:00mn to 6:00pm • Education ro prepare young he.in, and minJ.s fot rhc 'hallcr:igc of life • Experienced. ccnifled. Monrcssori fcac.her!> •Individualized acadcmrc inmuccion • Extensive extracurricular acciv1ties (An, Mmic, 'Y':r:Y+--J•~-.4 Compuccn, Gymna.,cic..\, Orama, Dance, ere. • Small cl~ si1c '.14 Nurturing Enriched Environment" ~ DESIGN CENTER NFor A ll Your Decorating N eed s!" fURNITURE REUPHOLSTERY • Custor:n-Made • Slip Furniture Covers • Draperies. Shades & Bedspreads • Patio Furniture ' Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot around town All l.aJ n·~ Le d~ Club meeli at 7.15 a.m. Tuesdays dt Muni' Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. r:or more inJoimahon, call 6t6-12s2. Zen Center of Orange County offer~ mechtahon instruction every tirsl and thud Sunday of the month from 5 to 7 p rn. at th~ Zen Center of Oranye County, 120 E. iath St., Costa M~'><1. Sugg~tt>cl donation 1s $10. For mo1e 1ofor- mallon, cull (fJ4~JJ 7:l2-78t8. The Newport Beat·h Parks, · }'i('aches dnd Rerr(•ution Commis- sion meet!> <ti 7 p.m. th~ first nres· day of each month m the City Council chumbNs, 3300 Nowport Hlvd ., Newport Beach. Por more 1nform<1tion, call 644-!!151. Nicotine Anonymous fellowship wants to help men dnd women who smoke to quit and remdtn $ffiOke free. For more information on local evening me •tmgs, call 650-2713. The Costa Mesa Hlstorlcal Soci- ety holds a free op<>n hous<> from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tinusdays at 1870 Anaheim Aw., Coslll Mesa. The event feature.-. ml'morabilia lrom the oty of Costtt Meso and u the Santa Ana Army Air Da e. For more l.llformalio11, call 631-5918. Overeaters Anonymou meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at St. John's Ep1 copal Church, 183 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 953-0900. OASIS Senior Center offer ·a Parkinson's diseuCie suppml · group from 7 lo 9 p m. the second Thursday of each month at 8()0 Marguerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. For more mfonnd't1on. call 644-3244. The Yoga Place offers a prenatal and postnatal yoga class from 3 lo 4:30 p.m. Thursdays New classes begin on the first of th~ month. 'For more information, call 642-7400 ' Hoag Cancer Center offers Man to Man a free prostate cancer dlS- cuss1on group, from 7 to 8:30 p m . the fLJ'st Wednesday of eetch month at the center auditorium, 1 Hoag Dnve, Buildmg 41, New- port Beach. For reservatlons or more information, call 722-6237. The Pacific Business Xchange has weekly. breakfast meetings at 7 a .m. Tuesdays at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. ·There is no charge for the L~ uutidl meeting. For more informa- tion, call 640-0588. The Newport Beach Psychologi- cal AsSOClation presents a coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 1 p m. Thurs- days. The fee is $25 per week. For more infonnation, Cdll 722-4588 Hoag Cancer Center offers a free relaxation and 1magery workshop from 10 to ll::lO a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month d.t 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, New- port Bed.ch. Call 760-5542. The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a progrdm for young men ages 14 to 18 interested i.Q lea'ming dbout saibng, seamanship, piloting, nav- igation and cruising. Meetings tt.re from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Explorer Sc<\, Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call 642-6301 or 551-8591. OASIS Senior Center offers ongoing dssistance, counseling <tnd referral services for seniors. For appointments or more infor- mation, call 644-3244~ The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round Dance Club seeks expenenced dancers to join in from 9 to 11 d.m Thur days at the Costa M a Se.mor Center, 19th and Pomona str ts, Costa Mesa, For more informauon, call 545-5669. A free support group for cancM patients meets at 7 p .rn. Wednes- da~ and a upport group for peo- ple uifenng from ctuoruc fatigue syndrome m<'t"'ts from 7 to 10 p rn. Wednesddys at U1e ln~tttuh' for I Iollstic Treatment <1nd ReseMc.:h, 4019 Westerly Pl11<1e, Suite 100, Newport Beach. Por more mfor- mation, call 251-8700 Arthritis Foundation Instructor Hillary !)tone leads <1n cxcrc.1se class at 11 am. ThutSclays at the: Jewish Seruor Genter . .250 E. Bak"- er St., Costa Mesd. r:or mow mJor- mation, call 513-5641 . NlgbUy meeUngs are offered ln Cosla Me a and Ne~port 8C'ilrh for d.nyone who wants to over- come nicotin<• cldd1ctton. For a schedule or more infonn<1Uon, c:dll 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666 Tbe Newport Sports CollecUon Founddtlon, d nonprohl organiz<1- tion. operates a free mu-.num at 620 Newport Center Dnvc, New- port Beach. The museum, which has onP of the world's largest ml· lections of sports memorub1ha, 1s VOLATILE STOCK MARKET! r---~ ~---, n • Your Own Private Porfolio Manager • Fee Based-No Transaction Cost • Quarterly Performance Review SUTRO&CO lrtVOlmtnt P,,.(t:\>l<'flllh ~ 18~ !'rival(• Clitnt Group FOR MORE INPOR.MAT/ON, PLEASE CALL TODAY! LANTZ E. BELL, BRANCH MANAGER .. 810 N.wpori CC'nttt' DrlH, Sult• 900 ~ a.ach, CA 92660 (949) 720-8901 1 bell@sutro.com r . ; The EXtra Space ~o.-Need ; I ti Individually Alarmed ti Resident Management I Units Team I ti Climate Controlled Units ti Op~n 7 Days • 1.000 I I ti Computerized Gate .~ CUnats t't' R t I I Access .. ompe 1 1ve a es I ----------ti Personal Business & I r STORE NOW 1 Seasonal Storage I I 1 SAVE 1. ti Extra High Ceilings I ;! $50 off! ; 1 I Your 1st Monthly rental. I ~ I i Liij:it.~~;..J r· ; I 1111 Camel back St. BISON AVENUE ~ I L Newport Beach, CA 1 1 _________________ .. over 180 Channels Without a Dish .. 1!1: I: C·lll: GI I: Cil ·comcast Digital Cable e Up to 32 Premium channels - Includ ing 10 screens of HBO, 10 screens of Cinemax, 8 screens of Showtime, 4 screens of The Movie Channel and 2 screens each of Flix and Encore e An on-screen interactive program guide e 37 channels of Comcast Home Theater pay per view with top titles every 30 minutes -e 40 channels of commercial-free, · CD-quality ·music (J Digital picture and sound quau-.·.---e "No expensive equipment to buy e Includes local broadcast channels e No expensive Installation open from 9 a m to .5 p m w k- days For more information, call 721-9333 Hoag Cancer Center ponsor:i. • free ta1 chi class for mtermcdiatc to ddvanc1•d levels from 10 30 to 11.30 a .m. Thursdays for people with c:<1ncer and their farmlies. A · hcgfoner s~ s1on mer.ts trom lo 30 to 11 .30 a m Fndays The cldsses ure dt:i;igned to reduce .strns 1 incrr>ttse longev,ty . and promote a bense of weU bt>sny w1th basic, easy-to-learn. non- strcnuous movements to ttld m hCllCJnc·f> dnd concentration. The c.lttss is ld.UHhl by V1clor Annand, No reg1struhon is requir •d fr• ·e. Hoag Cancer Center b ,1 4UOO W. <;:oast Highway, Newpor.t Ilr>ach. For more inform tion, <all 722·6237. Thursday, January 28, t999 A 9 OA IS nlor Center oUen ad ly tel phon contact program tot.' ruors who have a limited local support ystem. Call 644-3244. The Co ta Mesa Communicators Tonstma ters Club meets from noon to 1 p m Wednesdays at the 01ang County ·Department of Education, '200 Ka1mu~ Dnve, Costa MP.Sa Meetings &e qpen to anyone who wants to 1II1f>rove his or hPr public peaking skills. For more mloima~on rail 444-5030. 'The Newport Beach Dlsthlgu.lshed Toastmdster:-. 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The meeting J.£ free for fust·time visi- tofs. For more mformation. call 855-4308.; Toastmasters Club 231 meets at 7 OASIS Senior Center off en vtsu· al-aid creemng with a Braille Institute repre entativc by appointment. For more lnfonna· Uon, call 644'-3244. OASIS Senior Center hu a walk- ing group cdUed Walkers Not Rockers that meets once a 'Weck to cn1oy scenic walks in and around the Newport Beach area. For more in1onnation, call ~4-3244. Essential Weight Management offers interactive ond proctctive weight loss groups. Learn behav· ior modification and other tech· ruques to control your weight. Cost is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wec.tnesdpys and' Thun;days at 369 San Miguel Dn- ve, Suite 350, Newport Bectch. For more i.nlorm.ation, call 718-9848. around town f'Or more information, call 631· 2333. Hoag Cancer Center otfen a free yoga cla~ from 10:45 to 11 !45 a.m. Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast H1ghway, Newport Beach. for more information, call 722-6237. Body DeslfJ'l and Urilted Studios ot Self-Uefen e offers kick boxing das e from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. "1\Jcsaays, Thursdays dlld Satur- days at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Swte C, Newport Beuch. The ~ost is $8 per clRss. J7or more informa- tion, call 722-0526 AJcohoUcs Anonymous meets from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Monday thrpugh Friday in Room 3 at Oasb Semor Center, 800 ~arguente Ave., Corona del Mar. For morn 'Jbe Abhetmer'• AalOdadon and M a Te1Tacc, a r de.l\Ulll com-' munity for people with Alzheuner's disease and related dementia, offers a free support group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. the flf'St Tuesday of each month at Mesa Terrace. 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 283-1111. Jlebe«a Lewts leadl an animal bereavement group that special· izes m the needs of people who have sick or dying animalS. It meets at 3 p.m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. ·Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. The cost is a donation to an animal charity of the attendee's choice. For reserva- tions, call ?21-5750. t'lewport Beach/Costa M.eJO Doily Pilot Mar. Scree:rung is also available from 1 to 2:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of eoch month at Manners Park. Dover Street at Irvine Avenue. Newport Beach. Fbr more information, call 644- 3244. The Newport Beach Plycholog1· cal Association offers a body image and moderate eating sup· port group at. 7 p.m. Wednesdays at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 721-5750. OASIS Senior Center otters a Braille class to help WJth sight loss from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays m Room 4 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more inlor- mation, call 644-3244. Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more infor- mabon, call 722-6237. ....... free profelslonal consultation for makeup. wigs, etc., is available for cancer patients by appoinbnent only from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach For more information, call 722- 6237. A free cancer support group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. for more infor- mation, call 722-6237. . a.m. Mondays at The Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach For more mformabon, call 733-2209. • information, call 644-3244. Another Passage, a translttonal support group for people experi· encing , changes in their lives, meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wedneroays m Room 3 at Oasis Sentor . Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. A support group for those with brain tumors meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month at Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. The Jewish Senior Center often card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A kosher lunch is offered at noon for S3 per senior. For more information, call 513-5641. Harborlltes Toastmaster Club 1927 me>els dt 7 c.l m. Wednesdays at the RivPrboat Cafe, 151 E. Cocisl Highway, Newport Beach. For more mfonnalion, call 965· 3648. Lido Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Glenddle f{'df'1al Bdnk Com- muruty Room , I 00 Newport Cen· ter DnV('. Frtshwn lsldnd, Nt>v.i· port Beach. Por more• mtonnation, call 9h4 ~31 4. OA5IS Senior Center offers a Cdrt• A Vt1n trcrn!.po1I to ttlke members to dppointnwnts dnd grocery shoppaog Tht.: shuttle takes members to the ~lll(!r. For dppoantrnentc;, ct1Jl 644-3244. People lntere tPd In reading Eng- lish cdn learn with tht• help of a tutor. Hourly rdtcs 11nd times negoticlhle. For more mfonnation, call 85 t . t 739. An discussion group for recover- ing women alcoholics who have been sober at least a year meets from 8 to' 9:30 p.m. Thursdays to discuss relationships, careen. and living life sober. There is d cost based on a sliding scale. For more Ulformqtion, CdlJ'225-8189. The Hope Institute, a center for recovery and family education, offers a women's support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at 2900 Bnstol St., C-206, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432·0020. The Heallng ConnecUon ,oHers a women's relationshlp group at 7 pm. Tuesdciys at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport Beach. For more information, call 261-8003. Women Helpl.i:tg Wo.men otters a lree peer support group for women in tranc;1tJon from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 425 E. 18th St, Costa Mesa. Topics include self esteem, exploration of f eelmgs, commurucation, trauma recovery and personal support. Beautiful, unique WEDDINGS m Black & White & Color A L .E X A N D RA PHOTOGRAPHY ABERCROMBIE 949 •673 •1571 THE GREY GOOSE CLOSING TODAY MERCHANDISE reduced even MORE Come Early! 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The evcrung will honor Carol WlWams and Interval House, M~k Burch and CorJ>9rate Com- bmed Volunteer Pro1ect, and TH I .(I 0 W D the spunkiest of them all, Lhc gcl<XMooking redhead from Pasadena and Newport Beach; · Donnd Schultz. off ercd a summer luncheon lll Pasadena as the start of a new midyear traditiQn. Maybe they'll invite a .few G~· ~ mis and Leos, depending on the month ol the celebration. Th~n " agdln, maybe not. : Shelley Westmore and Gtrb Inc. ••• The American Red Cross doe' not care about your horoscope. It doe=t care, however, about you when you need them. The Red Ribbon 100 of the American Red Cross. Orange County Chapter. is holdirig its 11th annual champagne and wine-tasti.iig event Feb. 7. • I . All three projects •make a diffcr- ~nce tqi.romen, • m keeping with the goals and philosophy of the Soroptinust code. · In neighborhoods throughout the United Stat.es.and p.rounc;i the world, Soroptimist project.ii; work on many levels in support of efforts dcsigned to reduce and eliminate acts of domestic .Jio- lence against women a.od chil- dren. Then, to assuffwornen chmbmg out of the cycle of abuse, Soroptimist endeavors mclude workshops wid scholarships for women re-entenng the work force in head-of-household roles. Victoria Gray is cluu.nng the upcoming Twin Palms fund-rais- er with a committee that includes Dalla Badafos, Nancy Brown, Dawn Lemonds, Marilynn Un- nell, Rosalinda Lopez and Joan McBride To get involved, call (949) 7 t 7 5507 ••• Prom matter.. of the heurt to matters ol the chart, The Cap Club, a Newport Beach-based l><>Cldl insidc>rs' coterie comp<>sed of prorrunent local women who sh.are the Capncom butb sign, b.; d its dllllual lunch recently in the Wine Cellar at The Sutton Information Meeting for pcrsom who own shares of murual fund~ an the United Group or Waddell & Reed Funm and cheir guescs. Prrnp«11nn for murual funch m 1hc l n11~ c.roup or \hdddl 6'. R«J fund\ m.IY hr ob1.11nnJ .i1 1hr mttting or from vour lucal W...Jddl ~ Rttd olfKc fopin to Ix 1.:ovc.·n:<l 111clu<le: • lm•f'Jtmmt Updatt' • M1Jrlu1 & r:rtm<Jm1c Rt'Vlt'UI • Nt'w /Jnir/opmrntr lmportam to tour f.in1J11cil1/ tu111rr Pracnced By Hank Herrmann, Chief lnve.ttment Officer Wcdn~day, febru.ary 3, 1999 Reception at 7:00. p.m. Presentation at 7:30 p.m. Wyndham C.,arden Hotel 3350 Al'eoue of the Arts Cotta Mcaa, CA 92626 For r6ervaciom plca~e call Bobbi Barbera (714) 437-7510 pon.,orccJ b) \VADDEIL -REED ( • b.w. cook Place Hotel. Newport Beach. "Celebrating our bu1hdays together is a blast." Sc11d New- port doyenne Donna Bunce. Why? , "Because we Capncoms are often all too forgotten due to our birthdays being Ul close proximi- ty to the holidays," sa.td Bunce, adding, ~Or maybe everyone is JUSt too broke from the holidays to give Capncom birthday glfls. • ·sunset on the Bay• is the _ theme for the fund-raiser, set to unfold in the new Aysia 101 m . Newport Beach. Whatever the reason, the Cap gals know how to have a party Ronnie Allumbaugb:i>onna Blue, Sue Cannon, Dorl de Krull, Donna Hood, Carol Humphreys, Nina Montee Karp, Ruth Ann Moriarty, Saxah Peck, Kelly Roberts, Dona Schultz, Michelle Sb'teck and MillJ The Cap Club, a Newport Beach-buecl social Insiders' coterie, held its annual luncheon recently. Front row, from left. are Ronnie Allumbaugh, Sue Cannon, Michelle Strieck, Dona Schultz and Donna Blue; back row, from left. are Sarah Peck, Milli Wleseneck, Carol Humphreys, Dorl de KruJf, Kelly Robe~. Do~ Hobd, Nlna Montee Karp, Ruth Ann Moriarty and Donna Bunce. Founded in 1984, Red Ribbon 100 is an advisory councifto the Orange County Chapter of The American. Red Cross. Tue upconung champagne and wine fest is a major fund-raising event for the organization, bringing in excess of $230,000 over the past decade for Red Cross efforts in the region. Devoted local.com- munity activist Sharon Esterly is president of Red Ribbon 100. • Support the vital efforts of the Red Cross, including earthqu~ke, fue and flood ~eli_efJn Uus very comrnuruty, by purchasing tick- ets at $65 per person. Reserva- tions can be made by calling _ (949) 497-5749. corns. ' Wleseneck au converged upon And what about gifts? •we exchanged all kl.nds of fun things, including lottery tickets." Bunce said. < the Wine Cellar to partake IJl Chet Domlnlque Brlatre's nune- strone soup, potato-crusted sed bass, and a pastry cart that could do ma few diet-consaous Capn- •The chocolate mousse cake with the creme brulee filling was too much to tes1st," said Bunce, editor of Newport Beach 'H4 magazine and one of the women who helped launch the society some eight yea.rs ago. Pollowmg the exchange, what else could 1t be but an offtcial annual Capricorn horoscope reading. DON 'T CALL THAT 800 #, TALK TO SOMEONE LOCALLY! Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlITO•HOMEOWNERS •HFAlJll 40 Years in Business ~ ~' ~ _,>~,, .......................... 949-631·77 40 «l·Old Newport BML •Newport Bac..b (N.u " .... .c..,1..i1 HAMii.TOii SAU JHROUGH JA~JUf\fl'1 jJ~·r iJ~i !Hf flllllJ'.'J.[j PflOllUU\ Help a child survive tcxlay and succeed tomorrow. Camelback • Salamon Shoes Eagle Creek • Trager Smith Sunglasses • Swiss Army Ski & Snowboard Hats & Gloves Dale of Norway Sweaters Turtle Fur • Tilley Hats Bea Big Brother. For more infonnation, ple$ecall (714) 544-7773. J Caught ya lookin' didn't I! Don't you deserve a smile like this? ·~ Peter T. Smrecek, D.D.S., RA.G.D. Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry Preventive, Cosmetic and Resf.oradve Dendlay 1401 Avocado Ave., SUlte 806, Newport Belch (near Fuhion laland) (949) 7l9-l606 Member Amerlcu Dlftlll AllOdltion ar.,.. C'.ounly Dlnlll Sodety CalilonU Dmtll AllOdltion Amtrbn Aadmy of c.o.wtk Deftdltry ·~ •As usual, the spunkier ol th<! Capricorns agreed with all the positive reading and ignored the negative.• she said. · One thing is certain, they all JUSt had too much fun t9 wait another year to gather their for- midable Capricorn forces. One of • a.w. COOK'S column appears ~ Thursday and saturday. New&Used orts Equipment HouB: nowboards • Skis • Skateboards Exercise Equipment & More Buy • c II • T rad~e-;.;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;:::..__ . -:. ~ -.,. -~ :.: ... ~ ~~---.. , - SP\llQTS I ' ~iwport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot .date book Thuadoy, Jonuory 28, 1999 Gloria' alienates, but 'Heart' will win you over • EDfTOR'S NOTf: The Reel Crrtia column features movie u1tiques written by c.ommunrty members serving on our panel. Stone's ·Glor ia' is , be~t left Wisccn P led.Se, sav~ yourseU. Skip ~a1ond.• . A thug m New York shoots down a door, moves his victims into three comer~ of the room and mows them down execution- sty)e. The audience watch~s as tbt! three individually stumble in shOCk and then kt-el over dead. Mednwhile, the boy from the fanuly that's bemg murdered is running for his life and gets caught. Nicky, as he's' known. has no one left. That's the beglilning. Anyone seeing the movie sbowd have run out of lhe the- ater then. Just wait, though. Melis~ Richardson they had a deal. Now she's back for her money. Instead, she takes the boy and runs. Now cill the thugs . are on their tail. Nicky n~s a family and Gloria needs to bo m Miami by the weekend to meet her parole officer. It only they can survive until the week- end. Suspense? Nope. just a queasiness in the pit of the stom- ach. movi,. with hh cuteness and smart retorts. I can't S3y tMt, though, with- out lying. At some point, "Gloria• could have bcPn an mter- esting moV11t, maybe if lhP. whole movi•~ had been reworked. The ffiOVlP. moves way too slowly to an ending that anyone could guess at, even after , reading only this reV1ew. The charac- ters and events are for- gettable. Overall, the only good I everyone or anyone else from seeing ·Gloria • Even ·At Fust Sight • is a better movi . Instead, see anything el • you can find. td recommend "Varsity Bluelll. • OK, I unagmc Pveryon is laughmg, as 1 ~d before l saw at, but it rnaUy ic; fun It's a tc •1- good ~ports moviP.. It's lnfuutely better than wa~tmg two hours nu "Glona.4 Please. I repeat, SdVP y()urs,•11 Skip "Gland.· • MEUSSA RICHARDSON, 18, IS a Costa Mesa resident and a ~e at UCI ~ . •Heart' -_warming film shows all sides of love l p laymg bY, Heart· 1s inlngwng, funny, bonng (at ume~). end.-.aring and, ultimately, satiSfymg. The characters come IJy •twos. 4 There are four seenungly unrelated couples. SomP couples <Jre clo:,~ly aligned and others are trying to hnd their wdy Cenci Rowlands and ScMn Connery are a couplP who, hav- ing survived p1Uall<o, ore trymy to celebrate their 40th anniversary. They am superb. · Elaine England Stowe, ts involved in extrdinantal activity but s,ho~ no interest m endmg h~r marriage G illidn AndP.rson ''"" looks for pro- fessional and :,pintuiil SdtlS-• lac:uon dnd 1!1,. . • altemately~ r.ranky and ov1"rWrought until . tie meets Jon Stewart Angehnet Jolie is very outgo- ing emd ~t1 factory as a border- bne <ilcoholic who trusts no one anrt IS verbally abu ... we m051 of . the ume ,_ Tuer~· morP Ellen Burstyn a tense mcstron m a ho~p1tal room lt•nding to her son who is dying of HIV. Th • mov1e is like d senes of wi•ll-wntwn short '>tones. The end JUstihP. tlw 1oumey. The total . would hrtve impro\'e-0 with the etinundtion of 20 rrunutes of casu.! al sc:x mt11rsp,.rsed ttlroughout. ' "Playing h}' l Jeart" 1s worth-. wh1IP hecuUSA It lS loVlllg .. Gloria is the girlfnend of the. mob boss tn charge of the thug who just killed Nicky's family. Yet, she doesn't know whdt'S going on because she 1ust got back from d three-yc•ctr sunt in prison for something she didn't do. She wets taking the rap for her sleazy boyfnt>nd b<•cause. Sharon Stone has done several movies. I haven't seen any of her previous ones, so I didn't know what to expect with her perfor- mance. Her abilities were clear the moment Gloria steps onscreen. Stone has no talent. I guess she's still getting role:> because of •Basic Instinct.· She wanders around lost in ~clona," conceding her star role to the young boy she's with and becomes a very meek anq.m4d- dening supporting player. It would be nice to say that the young boy could save the Sharon Stone and Jean-Luke Figueroa star ln ... Gloria," now playing. can ~<:c com- ing out of my se<>mg and revieWing this movie ts if I Con SdVC Dennis Quaid dlJf>C'dT~ m c1 \Jar pouring his heart out to wh0Pv1•r will listen. His wile, Madelin~ • ELAINE ENGL.ANO, 65, lr11es In New· port Beach and owns a gift-basket bus1 ne\S ~he Qperate\ ou1 of her home The bc'I and mo,1 &tuthcntic ltaJian'ice-cream tgelato) in California Come in and try u\ you ~on 't be d1o;appointed. Coro1w Dtl Mar Plaza ____ , Pun:~ ~IA&u oo • cup 1 Qf • IX-and r<'\:<1"1\t !hr I lloCICOftd OIW' IOf • half price on 1 p~Knl. hon ol lhi• ad 1 Oiler hmncd u• •!Ile 1 r • 952 A\ ocado Avenue • Newport Beach CA 92660-tel: (9491640-9256 I C\Bl(lftltf p<'f ~ 1!11 I Ofter nputt foeb, ll. IWI I Sabatino Tommy P~ter Phil Vince ----------· Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner ------------------------------------· I Hipp_~ h()lll I ~I'll ufl. nt all ..... , rd•IO) htl'W«n IO Olh m lllld 12.()() pm M00<la~ 10 h1J.sy . I l nlq10• ~Int room & dlnilit ruom• 1•1lbll!lf for ~roup bu~ln~, m«lln 11nd prh•lt run<:tlon• I "L111111 no J'('f ,u rvm('r, J'C'I ~"'' Nill YIHd .. 1th lily orhtr ofltr I •Tho\ 11ffer •klC'S nourrly hi roe .00 >p«11l ('\<COi onkl'!o I 723-0621 Please Call For Rl"Jervalion' and Dirtttion' l-----------~------------------------251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT On board the "Pride of ~· FWwtoat. home of the Newport Herta ~ Mlm.ro (Formariy Reuben E Lee) ~ for k.lnch ues fn 11am-3pm Brunch MrYld Saturday & Sunday Bam-3pm. livier ser-..1 Wed .Qin Spm-1 ~ We cater CO'JIOl'8l8 and pnvate MttS. Mdcfrngs & booquetl Al map' aedt card$ accepted Located M. 151 E r.oesi Hwf. Newport Beach, (949) 673-3425 Fu (949) • 673-2175. AUTO BISTRO The frst ~ restacnnt on the planet ~ere the food ldllaly mcire CU bre&kfast bistro menu is eerw!d Sam-11 Q CU el day biWo menu is IGIWd 11 em-1 ~ WI ofter fine deicecies such as SllsTll Pun.it Nocdee end • Q;Jed Olkien Foclcci8 ~ .-. Artichoke & Roma tomato Plus • 1"' range of Ppr8$SO & bistro bMraga& ""4ld day long L.oca8d It 3100 w Coa&t I-Wt (Nmct to ~BMN) TWIN PALMS Clifol'nll Coestal CJsine, fMtlrilg the boUnty of the coast. in • COl~Y mdoor-outdoor l11g1 equ1re atmosphere, 1iva ••*"*" Mf'Y niot' ~ Mon -Se\. 11 ·nm-apm .,.., ni;t: bar menu IVli'lable·becMen hmch/OOlner and llu':.&i \I'd ~ LocCld . 6X> ~ Ceru' D-•• ac. ~ lalend 721· 8288 JACK SHRIMP 6lrWlg dlltli: lOl.ilin Q811 rl Ill~ calll. ~..th '*'° itnng Try w JlcklhrirT1> p..-. er it. Jenmn ~ Tea M er4.....,., M1lbll, l.ocdlf•'2e W 0. fiw1 6505577 THI CULINARY WRAP '""'· bllll'IY •• , ... dlliClt:ill ~ WChl'I • .. ,,,. ~ 7 dlfl I Wiil Jrtn'1 1 1 CJlem • 9-{Qm lOOM8d '1 ttle Hlf'9I\ $qUlt't E ,ith.._1714)~ ftPOllT RIB COMPANY Mr 15 v-n on~ IM .~ Arb 1~ hie mMdl .. ~ • 2198 Hnor &Ml (IN old QrzWJ Wt aftlt 1 Cllldlll ....... lqll' ~ fldlill. men priv. lllCI •..,... ~ .............................. Wt t.l lhe ... .., ... ,.. ifl Or-. Cll&dy --In • w.WI Ind ..... .., .. ()i the be-t Ill Newport Beach 5cNlng Lunch & Cknner da located Bt 333 &y.iide [)Ml 675-5333 ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP \Ne l'9 men 1t1' 'l1:il chci.,enl r. 8ditlOll to OIT ~. Broasted end Gnaed Old<en. we olfsr 5'ea Seafood, Pnme Rib. Baby Bat:k Hll'J5. Pizza. a 22am ~ mero aoc1 more Generou'i porµins ate GIVIT value O::»ne ctm us OOll Open tor knd'I dinner. (pim 8!1d appetae:'S ser'9d al dcrtl ond s..nday Break ast Ful codsaa bar Banquet faciities w to 70 Gemeroom soon to be llpC!l 414 Od NewpOrl S.'Vd (Comer of Ho9P(BI Roed and ()d Niiwpo'tl In NewfXrt Beach S4f>&BS NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO. The mty ~ in Ntwpcrt Beach, we serve clWiJi"Cl ,YtlMog ~ & we hM 1 lerta&tic food meoo Wlttl CM.Jtdoo' dining ard ro:.s of FffE park.ing Located et 2920 Newport Blvd Hours 11 3Qam-11 :n>cn ~Thurs 11 Dlm-1 ClJem m.i: 675-8449 BAMBOO TERRACE . Oieci: DIA the hippo6t Oifle9e l'9't.8ur8l't ti O'enge 'C.ol.ntv! Aecer'Cly ren iodelell to resemble an Asian beer house Din Din SB"t'eS tasty Onse food ..:! dfen 1 hJ>t CtDCked bar wtti refrestWlg tropC8I ctris. a quc{;ty wne fist end 1 ~ assortment of premun blX1.led and c1'8ft beers tbn IJ..nctl Tuefn 11 45am • 2pm Dimer Tu&Tl'U's 5pTI • 1Q>m Fri & Sat 5pm • 11 pm Oosed on Mondays Located et 17 73 ewpin Bt.<d. 10 Co5:a Mesa 645-5550 Villa Nova offers OeSSIC QJisn3 ~ a ~w w:N ~ homemade pastas, tresn seafood & veal speoo1uet. ano a Ul')IQUtl ~ atrbance l'Cmil'llSCent of an Italian Coontryside Prdessimal service & Ill\ aww WVlr1l'lg w.ne list ~ jlatrOnS v.ili!e dining fl lhis romantlC seut'lg Live ~ tiegins rqrJ1 et 9'lrrl TM up6tM'S Ogar Lounge h:atLres premun OIJ3TS. S01TCS arc an ~ uzer ~ LcK::sted &t 3131 ~Coast HiNv 542.7900 ' ANTONUCCI'$ ErlfOY de&:o'5 homemade tnm ooWig 111 a re!axed casual ~ Steps to 1M ocean 6700 W PC H 10 N 8 Tradtclonal f8lllneS ~ Scampo or FllWJClni Alfredo, lD I tasty 8SS01tment· of PulilS Pastas al)d Salads are offered wit.ti SpcciajS Oa "t ErlfOY • glass or boa.le of your f~ wine ()r beer end dOn l forget to save room for one of our delectable des.~ Open dai'°f 1 1 am-1 ~. OeMlc'y ava~ We catw end offer j11V".ite kn:li/me"tllg room tor 25 guests 94%31-3592 AMACHI Sushi & Sushi to Go Complete Ber' Al Maier' rredit r.arrls locet8d At 2675 hine fwe {Aero$& ll'IJT1 Newport Gol Colr&e) (714) 645-5518 SUSHI NAOMI • ~ for k1lctl ~ 11"' a m • ~ p m Dlrln8' SP.Ned Moociat fund.7t 5 p m .g p m Friday & Saurday 5 p m • 10 p m. located et 3a:J 8rQ. ... • _, QJQa Mesa 714&11-7321 BENIHANA Arr« , , ,....t celebruted Jap.incse restainnl Open 7 dao;s e W8e! Lunch 11 3}2 ~ Mon rfri . Dinner 5 J0.1~ Moo -Thirs • 5 3(). 11 CQin Fn.. 5ID11 ~ Sa& , 4 D9 ~ Sun Loc.ated at 4250 arcti a 94S855Cl!22 AVILA'S EL RANCHITO AWlentic M ... ican IOOd, witt'I the fr9ahest ingredients & a new lrght Q.JIS.f1e Groat margarw Hal.rs Wdl & Climer All IMP' Q"edC cards ~ loc8ted et 2101 Placontia. Costa Mesa -642·, 142, 200J Newport BM:1 , N~ Beach -675-6855 and 2744 E. Coast ~, W.1 -6448226 SIR ROGERS, LTD Sanct.oiichea, catae and asprssso cmk.s & llt'!10W'i1es All nl!'N breakfast M I CASA many C1ter1ng 1Y1a1lebl11 Open Mon·Fr1 at Sam Our rne&la era OCJN a tnp to Baja as wcl as Mc'roo Now of!anng fish Mesa c.acos Phone eheOO ICJ" on1er'& lD1IO Hru's Oa~ from 11 em All ~ Set at 7em end Son et 9am Locac.ed at 270 E l ltJI 9teet. Olst.a credit cards accepted Louted At 296 17th St • Costa Ml!Sll ROYAL KHYBER . lwtrd W!MlnQ O.liaitll d .m ()pol tor U1Ch Mon .f1i 11 3).2pm Dosed for tin:h on SatLrdaY &may 8nl!lch Buffa serwd 11 » 2 ~ Omr IB'wd Iron 5·~ l.oaiced at tl1e SQJlh Q)ost Plata Vtlagt, 1621 w ~-71443&1010 SABATINO'S RESTAURANT • SAUSAGE COMPANY ,a,lllmb,~ I Mie. heir, ~ & Hoo'& 7 CtJ¥1 a k ~Sat & !U1 bnn:t1fun83)1 00, ~·lhl" Uam-1~. Fri .Qi1 11am- 11pm. "'metQI' credit cir'da ~ locatBd At 251 Sti;r(<ird WrPJ ~ 8eactl (714) 7230021 RISTORANTI .AMMA GINA h 1 ~ .aing on Che bly \Ne rMit· perfomq ~ ri Oii' [ttMCI lOlllge Ulc:*lld ac. 251 E8lt Padlt ei. Hil1M'f " ~ Bllcf\ LilO Mon -Gel 11 :n2.~. Sl'daf &udl , 1~ Dnw ~ epn.1~ Q.llehelldft'r~ 6'73'61) aAltOlll llilrl food b' W'Y .... Q.1 11 30lm-10~ ~ ~ 1,~11~~k'leltlll • ICBl9'w11te O'ite. ~ • (949) 64S:7626 MR. JUAN ls e 1 YISlt to Cabo A tasie d 8lAherCll: Mc:<an & ood Q:icri 7 dllY' a 'Mlek trom a roams~ eeer & W'lflC located 2263 FtiW!w RoGd "' w . behind Jffy UO!) (949] 631-7500 LA PALAPA $erW1g ~ SMtl MeiCan ~ ~. cxd:ais. Wlllll'Oei pUpC> and mudl more ~ 6 ~ 1 Closed on INechlsd8yS cine " or tet&QA. Loceted 123 23rd !:l. in ~ a.d'l {nfJ91' ~~'II 673-e657 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get hOO.l.ad on tt1e freshest IMlk!ble FnlSh grilled fist\ seafood ones chcken SMR:ttW:he$ &a!ads gnlleQ plates e.'ld pasta ~ Open seven daj'S a "'-eek Moo tmi Sa: 11gm.9pm Sondav 1am-7pm C8ta'qJ ~ at 670 W 171tl ~ t exl Cos:a Me5a (West d ~ new rnider Joe s I 64S.SS73 SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD ~ es Soi.chem Qt!ima's tap seafoOd retailer Wtt. :he l'a"gest & finest selecDor! o! fresh .seafood da}f Also a rnulWJde. of sau'TlptlOuS delicacies such es sushi, gri:!ed fish e-r.rees diwTl d»Mler. fls:1 & thipS • ~ end all the ;x;ngs flJ' a gourrret meat at tone (iJt>J1 7 rlaYs e. ww; l..oceted et 154 E 17th a Costa Mesa (714) 5 7.!.8862 THE CANNERY HisUN waterfroot res:.aurent and harbor ause center HOO"s MOO .sat 1 l 30. 2 em Son 10 am-12 pm, Al maier credit cards Reserv:l"J()'IS soggested Located Ill 3010 L.efayeu.e A~ ~ Beacl CA 92663 (714) 675-5777 F~ 675<510 BLUEWATER GRILL ea$uat wat.erlror1t dining lhe lomier "1ll o! Che ttSul'c Sea 9l8nty nC Oela.'ll?'(s Featumg fresh ~ saafood C1fii1.t1t' bar and reta fish maN!t Fl.ii bar Cigar pellO DV1lng pmlO A.'l rtl8P" ca1'Cls ~ 8'l8llable Seating upon Moderwl'y pnced located et 630 Pm\. [)we l..do C4el 7 • uai encl dlfnr 575f.5H AMEL IA'S SEAFOOD a ITALIAN RESTAURANT For 39 6eM1I ~ end ~ of ~ Beach We the friest Ill pastas file & sc:it0011S &nset CtvD" cs ser...oo Soo uru nus tran s :00 ~ -s ro pm [)/ire ~ 5 pm Ltn:h Fn. Sat &in f:'aTI t • 30 6'n u: 3 30 pm &.mt tnnct1 from 1000 001-3 30 pn 311 M3rvlS tw er ~island $49-673-6500 14 Thvndoy, January 28, 1999 date book ~Egg foo yong fans are many ·and ·very hungry Mlrn/\ll A Cl u N ever m my w1Jdl•st haUu- cmtthons did l imugme thNc W<'fe i.o mony peo- ple m Cosld Mt>s.i ctnd Newport Beach with <'<JU foo young udctic- tidn cmd who sulh•n'<l from acute ahd chronic w1thclrctwtll. How chd I know thf> Dally Pl.lot ed1k>n. would use my light· hedrtt:'d pNsOndl scarc:h lor tht~ 11crfcct ugg too DINING yong 10 the Dmmg '>t:ction? My hope Wds that I nuyht hnd dllultwr hdlf-ctown +>gu1cs w1lh whom tu shdf<.! the lttmous loo t1nd lunny lc1hk•s. Tiw Pilot grdc 1ously r<111 my sue n•s..,ful Sl'drc h t1ncJ :-.tnkc-1l· nch story Dl'C' :n On Jt1n. t , at 5·30 t1.m ., Uw phmw IJPgan to nnq c111d «Ollhntll'd tor 21 dc1ys dnct mqhb S1multr11rnou ... ty c dl11l' Uw I'· rnt11ls, <111 •>f which I trwd to SdVP until ltll' "in bdskPI" bttckled drHl Uw con1pull•r t1lrnust c rctslwd. In <111 Uww wen• dbout f)l)O llHJUlrJPS lrom thP lt1n11shed, rd\ Pnous, funny t1nd l<Hnous. ~tnCf' the problem WdS Of my own making and because of the e~g. (!;CetU£V~ • Pool Tables •Golf Game • Food, Fun and Spirits • Su.nday NFL ncket •Drink Specials Fanng tile twu pl>rt Pier 2116 W Oceanfront (949) 675-8041 t·onunuruty':. strong bPliel in being responsible and uccount· able for oM's acuons, f't1i~d to ·dnswer them all. Somedu.y I want to throw thP-world'~ ldrgest cgu foo yong pdrty dnd send the bill to tile Daily Pilot. "How could you mt1ke us ~o hungry and su.hvatc so much and not reveal the minw of the w$tdUTdnl?" mctny wrote One woman·e-matlcd that her hw •• band c;a1d I did it purposely so. the rei;taurrtnt would not becu~ too crowded. Now, thdt never entered my rrunct, rnc)ce U1an once, dedr adchcts Another wrote, "OK, I'll bite ... where l5 1t?" AnothN, "Where 1s this NU"Vdna?" The funrnC!>t com - plaint ·vou forc.cd me to read the whole column three times dnd I still don't know lhl~ name al the restdurant. Did I miss something?• Mdlly of the curious rdllf'r.., onginally cdme from Ne>w York, Boston, Clevelt1nd, Chkugo, AUaota and Houston, where• the Cdnloncs<' cooks really know ' how to cook dfl ego too yong. Those who hdd to live in South- en\ Calitornitt dll their livl's told .me ldscmdting ucc ounts of soh· tary places In U1e Valley, Dana· geltii~ "Ckissico VITALIAN ICE CREAM 'SMOOTHIES V 5ANDWICHES VGOURMET COFFEE 'f E SPRE5SO DRINKS VOTED 1998 "Best Ice Cream" in O.C. -OC Wt1tJkly (949) 721-1160 2756 E . Cm.et Hwy. Coron• del M•r Holy smokes! 1/3 of our Bar Is Certified Outdoors! -c:·~~ 3 outdoor Pool Tables 1830 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa 548-8428 Avoid heavy traffic -enjoy a light meal during BANZAl HOVR • Also Monday: Thursday 5:30-7:00 1 O pieces Nlglri with M1so Soup, Edamame & f ru1t Dessert Specials ovolloble 1n Lounge orea ond S\Hh1 8or only. NO TAKE-OUT. ! (949) 955·.0111 4250 Birch Street • Newport Beach ia....:i..------,..........~ Clas .. 1tifled ads work for your f Point, and of cqur~e. San Francis· ( o. , One wcll·baveled couple told me they hdd found a great place in Tahiti, something with d drag- on in its name. I'm counting on them to orga- nize an egg foo young cruise: Several caners men- tioned places in Newport Beach but I didn't totally devour their comments as we had tned the egg foo yong there. Although w.sty, definitely not the right stuff! We have smce returned to the restdurant several times for egg too yong and the place is busier. But the owner ahd his wife are well-prepared, Wllh more fresh shnmp, sprouts, onions and scallions The new chickens m back are laying fresh eggs daily for the reoord, owner Long Tram 1 not relat d to the ihven- tor of the dish, but he trained m Cleveland. So there, 11 you can't' ' go hoine agam, at lN1! t a memo- ry of ho01e can come to you. The place, Asian Bistro, is located in Corona del Mar just off of Ccx1st 1 Ughway on a small street named Dahlia. Gomg south on Coast l hghwuy it IS on . the left just past MacArthur Boulevard und across from the Chevron station. · Long told me that several customers had trled egg foo yong for lunch i.tnd came back and had it again tor dinner the same day. So now you are on your own while I press on 10 my next quest, for the perfect shrimp with lobster sauce. Don't even think of recommending your place unless the thick, succulent sauce has Jots of ground pork, black bean and sumptuous egg. Otherwise it's JUSl a checip imitation. Until then, Shey Sht'Y • MIOfAEL A. GLUECK lives m New· por1 Beach and has written extensively on medical, legal reform and educa· tlonal issues. When not wr1t1ng he loves to go out for Climese food. • Stop Harassing Phone Calls • Save Thousands IQ Interest • One Simple Monthly Payment • lmmed1atte Aehel • Housing Counseling • Lower Payments Ifi METROPOLITAN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TIJt Recommmded Company Since 1989 A Non· Pro6c Agency • Customized Progr.mb Mcmbm AJCCCA 270 E. 17th St., #17, Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 (949) 645-2252 .. Sandwiches, Coffee and Espresso Drinks, & Sm.oothies SUPERBOWL SUNDAY IS . ' SUPER SUB DAY 5 5°0 0FF All 9-6 fOOt long Sub Sandwiches •• hours notice ,..,1rec1. 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GoOdell says his businesS partner and wife, Uza, deserves credit for bis latest honor. •nus award should have had both of our n41Del on it because she contributes as much as 1 do,• he said. Newport Rib Co. moves to Harbor Newport Rib c;o. has ·The awarCl. spoGIOred by the Cdlifomill 'navel lnd\iltry Association, is given to chefs who have helped build Califor· rua's reputation for world·class Jood and beverage. For Goodell, owner of Aubergine 10 Newport Becu:h and Troquet m Costa Mesa, fine dining means more than great cuis~e. moved to its .new location aln , 2196 Harbor Blvd, m fhe olcs1:~ Sizzler restaurant. It was pre· v1ously located on NewpOrt Boulevard. "It's not just the food,• he said •It's the service." Past .award winners include Julia Childs and Wolfgang The new restaurant mclud " a cocktail lounge with full bar service, a banquet room and photos of the Newport-Mesa area from the 1920s to the "" Puck. • 1960s. It seats 170 diners and offe an expanded menu including steak and prune rib. Newport Rib Co. opens at 4 At the age of 33, Goodell is considered a n~mg young star and has been invtted to cook with a select group of chefs aJ the James Beard Award's gala reception in May. p.m. daily., , , Call (~49) 631-2110 for mort;,\, fuf ormatlon. The 1999 Zagat Guide awarded Troquet, fcatunng contemporary French cuic;rnf?, a score of 28 for food, which makes it the highest-rated ~~~--~~~~~~,.........,~ • Send dining news to Na~ Cheev~ "* entenamment editor. Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 or fax'lt,: to (949) 646-4170. • Great Food Fast · Without having to get out of your car! , SERVING BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER Our extmsi11e menu incluJes: • c.affc Lane • Fruit Smoothies •Chai Tea • Roasud Turkey ~dwich • • • Classic Caesar with grilled Chicken •Sesame Pcanul Noodles wilh Chk1'cn • Grilled Chicken focacda Open7dav.1§ 6am ·10 Prri · 3100 West Coast Hwy. • Newport Beach <Next to Sterling BMW> ffej/... /t"4.tlv,J\fi.& fj.re ~fetf f/t;,vo(j of #.e jrMtkwef Polle Au4e Buritt Wh11< m :al ~h1.11tn brcnt, <h•rrnl onion anJ 1al.trm11 ,rc;im uucr l•llutC'. Quno I 1CK0, ......... 1 p<ppt1 ,c1 .. h Cerftitu Burth f.10111 lonllla, lillrJ "'uh 1 ntlrc l hunlu <>I 1 ..... 1, hn""'t r""" wuh I'"" Jr (lolll<> gu:i<~mr•lt. What Btltrt B1rrltt ~nll<'J <ht•'"'" \\Uh ftlll hu>on,., f'4'rllJ,, <"ff\ l!flJl), QIU'"' I 1r.,;o S..1utl1w..-1 ppJc SIAW, 10.J &V\l\."3Jo cun_u. drc''"'J Muetlu Flth Beerrlh h"'11 M•h• M.i.h1, •~I) cluf1"cl~ ""er, Souchwt<.11 •'•"'· Quoo I'°""· \m<..Jo. 1.$295 POLLO ASADAI .1 BURRITO tcrwd w/chipa r I 8c IWect com cake j The Far East I-{as Been Moved, West. l!xpcriencc c uisine from s h e A sian countrlc I Newport Beach/Costa Mew Daily Pilot • date book ThurKfoy, January 2 8, 1999 A IS MUSIC 'LOVE TUNES AT THE DUNES' Romanbcs of an ag s are encour- aged to participate in •Love Tunes at the Dunes" at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 13 at the Back Bay Cafe in New- port Dunes. The songfest and tal- ent show features the amateur vocals of any- . one brave AA'ER HOURS enough to . ,.,. . express theU" 1 feelings about their significant others in song. Admission is free. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. For more information; cau (949) 729-DUNE. PHILHARMONlA BAROQUE ORCHESTRA San Francisco's Philharmorua Baroque Orchestra performs at 8 p .m. Feb. 9 at St. Andrew's Pres- bytenan _Church. The concert features Jean-Philippe Rameau's Orchestral Swte from "Les Bore- ades" and two Concerti a due cori by George Fridertc Handel. Tickets are $27. The church is at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 553-2422. HARMONIA 8AROQUE PLAYEf\S The Harmonia Baroque Pl'Jyers y.1ll perform "The Three 'Ifebles" n Feb. 7 and "Musical Ban- . quet • on May 2 a~ Newport Har- bor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Dnve, Newport Beach. For more information, cdll (949) 5-46-3631. ST~GE 'DUNELAWN' AND 'WITNESS' "Dunelawn" and "Wibl~s.• a pair of student-directed short plays by popular playwright Terrence •••• 0 McNally will be s_taged Feb. 6-7 and 13-14 at OCC's Dmma Lab Studio. "Dunetawn• is a comedy about an unsaupulous P:..7'chiatrist who tnes to control his pdtients . ~ugh the use of drugs. "Wit· . ness" is a·satinc black comedy that · focuses on a would-be assassm whose work is constantly inter- rupted by visitors. Performances · are 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Advanced tickets a.re S5 and tickets at the door are $6. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5640. STOMP The international percussion group Stomp perf onns at the Ornnge County Performing Arts Center through Stµlday. The group 11.ses garbage cans, teachests, plac;lic bags, boots, hub caps -every~ thing but conventional percussion instruments. Shows start at 8 p.m. today and Friday, 5 and 9 pm. Sat- urday, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. 'Ilckets d1e $25 to $48. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 556-ARTS. 'TARTUFFE' South Coast Repertory presents· ·Tartuffe,• a comedy written by Moliere a~d directed by David Chambers. The production - t11C1111e ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 ..... GET YOUR *PIECE OF THE for *BUFFET LUNCH 25 minutes or less -t 1: 30 to 2: 30 Tuesday through Saturday • Dining Room Seating or Waterfront Deck 30 l 0 Lafayette Ave • Newport Beach (949) 675-5777 • iii MA I {C ·World· renowned plulst Peter Serkln per- forms at 8 p.m. today In FoundeR Hall at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center.A preview lec- ture by John ' 'Wlllet begins at 7 p.m. 1\ckets are S30.1be Center is at 800Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call The Cen- ter at (7t.4) 556-ARTS. which was the theater's first production -runs through Feb. 14 and will be performed on the MmnslttgCl. Tickets are $26 to $45. SCR is ttt 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 708-5500. ART CONTEST The Waldod School of Orange County i9 ponsoriny cl commu- nity art contest for students m kindergarten through rughth grade. Entries are due by Feb. · 12. The three best entrtes in .each grade will receive a vancty of priz~. Send enbies to the · school at 2350 Canyon Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more inform<t· ti.on, call (949) 574-7754. 'RAUSCHENBERG IN TRANS- PARENCY' The Orange County Museum of Art exhibits •Rauschenberg in 1 Transparency,,. 15 works credted t 1>1nce the early 1960s by acclaimed U.S . artist Robert Rauschenberg, through April 1'8. For these work.s, the artist used · transparent layers of plexiglas c111d Mylar to create dynanµc, shifting unages. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Dnve, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation. call (949) 759-1122. TUESDAY TALKS As part of its continwng sencs •Tuesday Talks at Noon• com- plementing the art displayed in its galleries, the Orange.County Museum of Art presents Dr. AJan H. Blanc, a psychiatrist who will speak on "Probing the Psycho- logical Mystenes of Vincent Van Gogh. tt at noon Tuesduy in the Lyon Auditorium. Admission is free. The musewn is at 850 San C l mente Dnve, Newport Beach. For mor information, call (949) 759-1122, . 'FRIENDS' l.oCa.I artiSt Eugenie FiSher exhibits her VJVld pastels, titled •Fn nd~.· at the Newport Beach Central Library foyer througti Sun y. The library is at 1000 A •ooado Ave. fior more infonna· .llcn, call (949) 717-3801. · • DANCE RHAPSODY IN TAPS The innovative dance COJllpanY •Rhapsody in Taps" performs at 8 p.m. Saturday at OCC'.s Robert B .Moore Theatre. llle ~rfor mance fe<ttwes tap dancers accompanied by dJl onstage jazz quintet. Advance ticketS are $2 t tCT $2-4 Tickets at the door are ,1' $27. OCC is at 2701 Fauview ~ RoadJ Costa Mesa. For more information, call (888) 622-5376. FILM ' FRIDAY NIGHT ALMS Classic Hollywood films that look rntically at social injustice will be .shown in the Lyon Auditorium at the Orange County Museum of Art at 6:30 p.m . with ·aad Day at Black Rock" (1955) on Feb. 19. Tickets are S5 for the general put>,. lie, and $3 for seruor'S, students and museum members. The museum tS at 850 San Oemente Dnve, Nev.'J>Ort Beach. For more informabon,call(949)759-1122. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT BEGINNING FEB. 15,.. THRU APRIL • Crawfish sPec:1ats subject to Availability and Market pncing. /I'/ IV"ct? t/ra~ Pa.~t"a././ "';a tb1"',,. tlertaJ.!OA g~ Newport Beach l..aguna Beach lrvlne 2400 W. Coast Highway 361 Forest Ave .. I 103 3041 Michelson, #A (949)650.-5577 (949)376-8982 (949)254· 1023 A Mac.Gillivray r-rccman rilm • • 'A 16 Thursday • .kmuory 28, l 999 commun1 forum ~ Beach/Costa Me$O Daity Pi16t fDITOllll . .. Good ideas deserve good follow-through I H ue mor<' police ttnd fire-p1 oyrnms f01 ~hildrP.n , ings account to cover essential occupy. Keep the phone line to oytner Nickolas Sh":_mmas busy -· off er him whatever help you can, ~d help recmit prospe ctive buyers or te nants. the benefits of a municipal library . hghtNs. Bt?autif y the slrPels. fmprovo pctrks. Tend to Uw < i ty's infr aslru< tuw needs. Th Py' 1 e the common goals you ht•dr hom elec tt•d off icials each YPd r. S.ometinws U1eyt1(' m~t. sonu•-. . .tJnws-lhey'rn not. This yea r, howP.vcr, wo hPdrd ,~ few 1c1lh c>r innovative idPd.., coming fr om our C<}st11 Mesd C'1ty C'ounc il: • ,Jop Erick.'ion wouJd likP to tlivuh~ the city's ~urplu f unt1s mto sp<'c1fic Cdtcqcm cs -J>t1rkl~md pur: c:has.~ and. d cvPlopmPnt, strP.<>t rnamtcnanc:c, ttn d a o;ovinqs ilC< ount tor future ce:tp1tc1l improvPCnents, • Lirlcit1 Dixon wants to launch a c ustomcr smv1Cc progrnm for city dcpMtments. repair~ to thP Clty's facilities -fa b· ulous idea. A customer service p ro- gr 1m1 -whttt resident wouldn't loVP tha t? But we have a few suggestion wp'd hkc to add to the coun cil's list. M<lkc ttw Pacific Feder~I Plaza building at 19th Street a nd Newport Boulevard a priority. What happens Maintain continued e nthusiasm on the West Side red e velopment process'. Keep the discussions flow- ing and liste n to new ideas. Make the final plan a community effort, a • ~st.em: ~d _now ~e library foun· " dation is on a quest to raise enough money to build a state-of-the -art facility -an effort that will demand the support of residents, the busl-. ness community and the City Coun- cil if it's to be successful. The coun- cil owes it to the community to s tate shared decision • its position for or against. Some fresh iclr.us wo1th considPr · mq C rP<lling new acliviliPs to kPP.p ctuldren out of trouble dllcl nnprove their '>Ocidl ~k1Us -a hvctys d worth· whil • e ndC'avm. A sufe ty-nc t sav- t c > th ct t come r could be the key to th<• WPst Side redevelopm e nt's s uc- Cf•ss. None of these issues are n ew. • L 11>1>y Cowctn is suqncsling thn u ty cJ u1>ct some of the wvPnue 1t !Wh lr11m Uw < 'osln M l'"d G olf < 'otll..,1' tow dfcl rww rP< r<'c1llona l The longe r it stays empty, the hc11clcr it's going to be to sell, le ase, ·And -once and for all -give the residents an official opinion on the library movem ent. For years now, the city has been examining They've been .talked about, written about, maybe even forgotten about by some. But they are issues that deserve attention -goals that El TORO DEBATE Re aders offer support for new airport alliance T h.111k v011 1111 lhl' qn•c1 l c1rllde, "Pll'C - 111111t lc1cwth1•1" (Wl'PkPnd Report, J,111 :u1 II w11s one of tht• more 111ll•1111<1ltvl' ptt>t c•:, lr> dttll' on lhl• dlrpo1t l<,'>\fl' 111l1•rtnq ft•11CIN'> mtE'IC'Sl.mg IO ... ICJhl 1111 1111· r nnl1nw11q, 1nlc•ns1vP pohttcdl ht1ltlP lhnl lrt11111 t;.~kh.c.tll• It is remarkable it has ta.ken this long to tinally identify all the players in the game of greed for "me, myself and I • This alliance has been in place for a long ume. Finally the people get to see part of what Is going on. I II•• m '' l, lomwd dlrport t1llicU1ce ,., d rl• t11ut1• .,l•·p lorwrsrd in bu1lchnq d pos11Jv< 'on"''""''" TIH·n• 1-; d gr<•dl dc•ttl of effort th,11 11111 .. 1 he· 1h rt'C'l<'<l ctl dssunng El Toro .i11p111l \\Ill l>Pc111n1• c1 ren~y \Vorkt.n!.J '' 1111 11s 111t1ny p<>oplt• ,,., poo.;..,1hle to devl'I· "I' ,,.11111•111" dllltttlil<> to nil 1-; •I rn onunwn - 1.tl l.111 111'1 ......... 11y t.i ... k W{Cl(EKD tllPO«T Piecing it together The one missing player in this game is Michael Elsner, who still stands a bit below the surface. An inte rnational airport at El Toro guarantees tha t our quality of Jile will suffer ad infinitum. ~ As Spike Lee said, "Do the right Uun_g, • BONNIE O'NEIL A11 p•>rl \\'urkanq ( .roup nwmhPr Nl'wport B<•dc h I \\c1s <,111ry to lc .. un Hruc-o NPsld ndP, ('ll">1<l.-11t of C1l1Zl'll.., tor Joh'> <.llld thu Tlw airport Kudos -to I.he Pilot for I.he exte n- sive a rticle on the airport issue . Having an import ulliance group that clllows all I.he various groups and orgdruza- tions to moct, plan, prepare and cooperate should prove RON WINSHIP Eastbluff 1 appreciated your inlonnatlve article . regardJ.ng the airport alliance. However, I · was surprised you neglected to mclude . some of the key playen. on your chart, the details of various groups, people, and the roles they play m the debate Those from the Airport Working Group -such as l:r 01111111 y, IS not lllll'rP\ll•d U\ JC>IOlllfl thl' m·wly tornwd d11 p111 I .1U1c1nc<• 11'ldl group, u11d1•1 lhtt u lhmt1h• <1uspHl''> o f Georg£' \rg)ros, hds provNl effechvt• in our fight for c111 El T111<1 t11rpml. II you hc1ve g iven mori• th.111 Arqyro..;, 11rid ht> hus my utmost rt'"P' •c I, hopefully h1.., dbsenn • around lhl' t.ihlc> \\ill 11nl hi' cll'lnl11t'lllc1I lo the> Of'W t >fCJcl 111/rl I 11111 MARY GALLAGHER Costd MPsd dllidOC'P IS d gT(>dl idea. \'\ hoCVl'r comet! the phrnse •united wu slancl and divicl<>d we fd ll " was ng ht. Pulling a ll nf tht> troops togl'thc>r unclf'!r ont> tPnt will strnnyUien lht• pro-d1rport po ... 1t1on Ptf Pclive. I be lieve it 1s a wmning concept lhul deserve> support. K.P. MOVER Costcl Mesa "" we 9et cloc;;er to crunch time, the Mis are finaUy commg o ut of tht> wood- work. their president, Tom Naughton; ex-may- ors, and current group directors Clarence •suzz• Turner and Tom Edwards -are c.ontinually working on the issue. I realize tht>y we re mentioned m the article, but your chart was a •saver," and I am sony they were not included . Con figuration of K-6. ;unior high is way to g~ I c1m '""pond intJ to yout qut•o.;- t1•111 "l>oc•s lhPrP 1wcd to he> 11111110\'Pd c-onununtc:uhon h•'IWt'f'll lht-> school chs tnrt c\Ocl pt1n•11b, rl lld 11 <;(), wtldt would ht>lp<" .. 11w11• dl'hmh•ly ,.., r1 net;•d to m1p1ovP c omm uru< tt tm n betwt~·n U1c s1 11001 chslnt I dfld part•nts Ancl I lh111k whc1t thc·y ne<.'cl to clo l!> hc1v" p.upnts on llw hod.rel. I dlso lt>l'I ll'uC-hNs should be u pctrt of tilt' hoard, but ever !n{e collt•c hv1 • hdr!Jdtmn<J came in, thul hc1.., l>f•t•n cl no-no I know w<> h.1v .. Lm cld M ook in th(-> union, .md th.it 1:. wondt>rful. But the> h·adwrs should hdVl' d Sdy m-. U1L'> rt'< onhqurdbon. As t1 Im mer tedchN Ul the NcwpNl·~h .. sa chstnct, my sug- !JP~tion 1s that we hdVP kinder· q.1rten-th111ugh·s1xth·grdde el<•· mentc1ry i.r hools, dnd reopen dll of llw PfPll\e>ntclry schools on lhP Wt...,1 S1clt• 111 Costd Me'-d that hrtv<• lw•cn done uvn lo somt•· bHnH t'fw. R<'h1rn Red Fifl11 and Suth C rdtll' Ct•nter to d nuddle :,chuol 1l wr1s c;o thdl you don't hov • lo b<1c·k up fatanna I hgh School, hic:h is uomg to b<• overcrowd· <J in u yt'tn or two when aJI of little guys grow up to mnth·grude lt:lveJ. : I rton't know why they want to ut st•vtmth· and eighth-graders •re. Jw,t 1cop •n Reyes Scluxil vcnth and e1c1hth gr<1dc dnd o~n t1ll the e lcmentciry hool hat wc>rn clo •d down as kmd bl'rtPn througb iJtth qradP. Nt•ver nUJld thJ chopping hem up into kind rgarten uounh third, and third lhrouqh x.th, or fourth through 1xth. It on't work. It J9 taking the conli· 1ty awa y from the youngst • nd WJll rum th 1r dev lopment d th r abthty to I irn cuh • ly. W nc l Uh1t. We n cd unty of th k1c1~ bemg in a d rglirten·Uuough · xth·graclo hool ncl g I 'nWJ.11k l nd htomw school t~ck to nP1gh· hood c hoo , ft th y u :<.I lo , 111~1.-.ttel of busing kich from illl ·r Iii M to ''n Win.kl(• It IS t ngtlt Jt not f f JO llACK·JAC08 "ostu Mesa It is absolutely nd1culous to send ~eventh-ond eighth graders to Esttlnda muc d group of duldren 1ust <>nt •rmg puberty with sentially prc- emergent adults. Do you wt1 nt yours •venth· grade ddughtt>r to hang with the 17-, 18-yenr-olct mr.1Jcs? ThNe is too wide a sociaVmatunty gap between the two groups of stu· dcnta. L ave the nuddle sr.hool alone. I am a product of tht• rmd- dl school ystr.m m Soulht•m Cnbtomla, and 1t worked hnc for me. Jf the S<·hool board want to pend inordin6tc time and mon · y w orrymg bout som thmg, maybe it hould wony about our d1 m a.I tc t c::or . Anm't the SA1i coming around again soon7 It ms our hool bOard 11 only abl to dlSCUS and ac:t on i.slues that arc cssentinlly of no funda· m ntal edu ation11l consequence. Let' fare 1t, w • have always had • 'nli111ly n t1unc-duck c:.hfJ(ll hocml ln Co;te1 Mesa. LAMY DAWSON Cotta MCS{J Could omeona pllMe c;1arlfy whilt Pamela Prankel meaol by f ' EDITH ALLISON C. FUNT MlllllG <:t<1ling thut 1nakmg Esta ncia o . spvcnth·through -12th grade tuc1hty 1s both •1m11101al and uncthi< di?• I "P,1rf'ntc; to district: 'L u\lt• Est inthl dlone, .. Jan. 20} Persondlly, this action fits nei· th ,r of these categoric . It may h unwt1ntctl or un1uslif1ed , but muno1 ul <1nct unethlt'dll l think not LJ. KLEIN It's timu to improve city's paint technology Por thP pnst lour ye ars, J have l.K?en tryi ng to ge t aty ofhoals to focu on other area of the town 1hnt ftre not named Shalimar. North of W1l on m Costa Mesa hn numy ol tlw same problems Uull th tmlt on the West Side of town have· l) Poor alley cond1hons '2) Ldc:k of ci>de enforc~ment 3 t No spedftc plan for rental unpruvumcnt money outside of th f ~lcral grant money areas 4 I lJnifonn wall9 along Baker Stmct at Fairview Road and wa~ along Fairview to the San Oie9't ........ , 5) And now this fe& my lat811t klea. the need for the dty to fund , a ne w type or graffiti machin~ that can match the paint on exist- ing walls, buildings and f~nces. This would help reduce the two to.three calls I.he city averages per day for removal of grdlhti through out the city. The removal of grafhti by the oty is very effective with the limited resources that we have, but with new paint-matching technology that tixists, th~ ctly would l>e able to e liminate totally any images left by the current non-pamt- matchmg technology that U1ey csre usmg. Just drive up and dowu Joann Street ttt Meyer Place 01 <lllvl' the alleys of Mesa Del Mar and see for yourseU the problems that are left by our tnability to match paint. The etty of Anaheim just funded a new machine, arid they have vutually wiped any benefit for the paint.•spraylng teenagers to come to their city. Without reinvestment in our town, we will have devaluation In property values. Look at whllt good hU been going on tn · Pull.rtOn and Anabeim and now Sebla Aoa. They all have bene· trRidt mt P ' '' 1 ~ c~;;.:entorcer..a .ma nnn~uuy money in theii towns. Rea Elemen- tary School students wall during an assembly. MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pl.OT Let's clean up the aty and continue to make Costa Mesa one of the best places to live in. LARRY WEICHMAN Real estate broker ' Costa Mesa Childhood memories last f or~ver, even for parents An open letter to Steve Smith: You wrote today about how, in the final analysis, your daughter, . Bean, and her softball chums come first for you, before any conC"ems about Joe Bell, Wendy Leece or the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District (What's Up, •0ptnions are plenliful, but col- umn spece isn't," Jan 23). Yes, yes, yes. Be generous with yow child; not only With your love bul,Bllo with your time. Really be a pa.rt of her We. Lei me explain. Just this afternoon, I heard words that are emblazoned on my heart forever, wordl bhuted oul by a JO·yea.M>ld man during a rest break on a balmtbd c:oWt alt; .. ~QI !a.18,... •• younger IOG Jomed tbe Dntl ...... ·-....... . • -.+le 'ft t t HOW TO lllCI YOUI RIPllSllllTIYIS PRESIDENT rBill Clinton, (0), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .. Washington, D.C ., 20500. Hotllile (6 a.m . to 2 . p.m.} (202) 456-1111. VIC£ PRESIDENT Al Gore, (D), The ~ol Building, Swte 212, Washing- ton, D.C., 20500. GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State Cap· tol. SacramentD 95814, (916) 445-2841. U.S. SENATORS • Barbara Boxer, (0), 112 Hart ~nate Building, Suite • t 12. Washington, o.c .. 20510. (202)22'·3553;or 2250 E. ~Highway, Suite 545, El ~do 9024 (310) 414-5700. •Dianne Fe instein. (0), 331 Hart Building, Washington. D.C., 20510, (202) 224:-JEMJ,s or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd:~ Suite915, Lo8~9002M (310) 914-7300. ; t ' • ' I Mlddle School basketball ted.Jll. • Since we had a Volkswagen b u!, I shuttled him and many of his , pals to the game:, at TeWinkle, ~ Rea or Ensign and qwckly • became the team mom These' boy1> became my boys The same held true for the kids' four years on the basketbdJI team at Costa M~ High. At Mesft, their activities included • cross country, soccer and swun- JJUng and the weekend gamei; at Tunager Park. •Mom• was always there, cheering them on . The guys got very used to her ' signature yodel when they need- ed encouragement or a pat on the back (side ) for a great pa ss, tl basket scored, or a good run. • On the weekends, the guys : shared the beach -specifically. the stretch of sand JUSt off J?th : Street in Newport. They ref err~ to themselves as the 31th Street TC C rew O ur house was the ir hangout place Even through cct- lege graduations, weddings anct babies, the C rew stayed connect- ed. Today, cllmosl two decades l6l· er, the Crew got toge ther for a barbecue picruc and another baS-· ketball game. And natch, Mom • was invited. How I thrilled to see them laughing, jostling, high·b.J- ing and recapturing their youth! Wives, kids, girUriends were' there, but Mom was the only oqe present who shared their histol"f. (I brought a cake m honor of twO Crew birthdays and was told, ! •That cake was the only birthdn cake I had this year.") Where were the other moms Still busy Wlth their own con· cemsl Where were the other cakesl Where were the other 1 cameras recording the Kodak momentaJ ' Back to today's rest break ne111 the basketball court. Anthony : blwted out. •i.et'I plan another+ game 30 yee.n from now." ~ moaned, "Oh, wowl I won't be 1 here ln 30 yeen. • And his ._ - taDIOm N!IJ>Oftle -words tba brtng joy and tean even u I write -wa, •No way! You witll UI froin the Y8IJ 1J9111Dnlni, and you'll be wttb \II to Ah. the mnnll ol 111dr ~ 0 t ..... . . ThurK!oy, Jonl.IOl'y 28, 1999 A 17 BRIDGES a way to rt.>dute or clurunctte the need for The G1 ler Stre t bridge wa equally another bridge. That did not prevent other unpopular. the BPach, a gra -roots group. , CONTINUED FROM A 1 cities from continuing their own gr9wth •That would cut through n well· lttlJ· and therefore the potential need of bridges hshed n ighborhuod, • res1de.rn Nan ~ at 19th and Gisler. • Burgess sbid. Morello aid c..onnecting 19th Str l to Brookhurst would help inacase traUic counts, attract relall <X?ntc.r and uplift cnp· FYI should be deleted, aid PC?ter Naghavi, · Costa Mestt's transportation. services man- ager. It was deoded at that tune an enVU'On- mental review would be necessary said Kia Mortazavt of the Ornngc County Trans- portation Authority. T~ut process was dclllyed by the county's bankruptcy and the shift ol tran.<;portabon ervices from the county's Environmental Management Agency to the authority, he said. The Banrung Ranch pro1ect proposed for I Gene Andersoh, a consultant for Uu~ Newport Beach drew considerable cnu-study, " 1u it was in1portant to reiuembcr c1sm Wedn day. that sometimes thP-authonty's master plan "Why disrupt home and neighbor-of artenal highways •~ a rogional conceJJt hoods bt"'cttuse of overdevelopment pri· that looks at eftccts on entire dtles pied busm' . Resident Pat l.)ol n agreed but suggest· ed that 19th Str nt COJUlect w1U1 Blu1f Road, a conceptual road on th authonty'::. master plan that runs north and south, east of the Santa Ana River. Another scoping meeting will be he1d at 6 p.m. today in the Hurm,ngton Beach City CouncH Cham· beB, 2000 Main St. fteo,. pie can Submit wmten 'omments at COsta Mesa City Hall, 17 Fair Df'iw. They can be picked up at the Transportation Department on the fo\Jrth floor. marily by Newport Beach,# said Costa "Everyone's looking at lt from a n~igh- Me>sa resident Arie~ Flit'.nagan. · borhood concept, and that's very natural," More public meetings will be h!!ld before the draft . envuonmental lmpact report ·ts released this summer. It will take a year to come up with a b.na.1 report, con- sultant Herman Ba maovan said. Most residents who opposed the bndges °Andl'rson said. The history of the issue datei, to Costa Mesa's adoption of a general plan policy m the early '90 that limited development as concentrated Qn the elfed they would have No one spoke m favor ot the Gisler on their.neighborhoods and quality of life. Avenue bndge, but there were a number of Other residents brought up concerns about supporters for the 19th Str~t bndge. • the wetlands area locatnd at the mouth of "I dJU m favor of lhc 19th StrPet lmdgt• the Santa Ana·River and seismic foulLc; that be<"dU e of what it can do for the city," ~aid rrught preclude the bndge from bemg built. Philip Morello, foundlny member of 19th to Thi'! trun portation auihonty will tuk a h.naJ vote on the project attcr each of the oues take forrpcsl action Public meeting~ I CONTINUED FROM A 1 i i Marshall died of the in1unes four months i_ later. } Federal prosecutors then questioned · Steve Garrison, an investigator with the I! Orange Co\Ulty Sheriff's Department bomb squad who collected and analyzed evi- dence from Galindo's apartment at 1330 N i Prench St. j Garrison gave lengthy dccounts of the i minutest details picked from the rubble J after the blast -the shards of plastic and I, metal and milhmeter-long fragments of insulated wire, and the mail bomb's wrap-i ping paper that bore Galindo's dddre!:.s and 1· a postmark from the Hunb.ngton Beach 1 .. post office U S. Distnct Judge Mdnuel L. Real was ;..frustrated with the time it took for Garrison i to describe the pieces of the bomb debris ! and the wreckage in Galindo's apartment. i wiU be held at thctt tfule as well. . . PRAYERS CONTINUED FROM A 1 thmk many cases of pancreatic cancer (havP. been] cured,• he said. ·aut the Lord is so won- derful and powerful when it comes to healing hwncm bemgs. • Krause's comments drew loud applause from parishioners, pldny of whom knew him from his 15 years dt St. Jodchlm's, others from his current paru.h, Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Newport Beach. •t don't wc1nt to say, 'Poor me,'" he '-dld. •tt that's the suJf enng of the cross, that's U1e suffer· ing of the cross. I was looking for the crown but I didn't w .. k for the cross." The sanctuary at St. Joachim's was packc.'C.i v.'ith people lining the back walls to hPar about and prdy for their priest. A flutist and acoustic gwtarist supported d chou that led the congrc- ' gallon 1n sevcrdl hymns in English and Spanish. . . • torught, • Robillard prayed Ther • wen~ also st~veraJ testimorues of dlVUle healinys, mcludmg one _of a 6-year-old girt whose p1ctwe WnS placed Under a crucifix 81 St~ Joachun's. She had a rare tunn of cancer, but after the pansh praved for her he w~ com-. pletely healed, one panshioncr said Krau"e who left aJter the flrst part of the scr- v.ce, sdad he felt extremely weak and was learn· mg to hve day to clay. As rJll thi? messages and · songs wcr"' translated mto Spanish. Krause ma.n· aged a joke .about his own bllingud.l ability. ·Most of you understand English, gracias a Dios, • h<• t.aid. But ho was moved to tean; and the congrega· uon to a tanding ovation at his closmg C01D· men ts. "The best good news lS thnt we cl!e cared lor and supported Ill the hc:tnds of the one who loves us." h~ sold ,... Gabe Carcamo, 11, a hJth-grader at .st. JOdchlins School, said he appreoates Krause' kindne:»s. Before nsmg to adjourn, ReaJ said, "We !. spent 2 1/2 hours saymg just that there was , an explosion l want to get to what this case i is really about.• i 1 DON LEACH I OMV f'llOT A womclll says a prayer d uring a service for the Rev. Ken- neth Krause at St. Joachim's Church on Wednesday night. The Rev. Joseph Robillard of St. Joachim's and two other local priests then laid hands on Krau..c;e as members of the congrogabon extended their hands toward Kruuse to pray for his healiilg. ·we trust thdt your divine spirit that mdkes all Uung<s possibl~ will ffidke this heal1.n9 possible "He was d.lways hPTe for the blessing of the arumdl , • Gabe said ·He bles P.d our mouse. our cat, ow bud and our turtle Hes really ruce llus i lund of sad • • Gabe said be and his classmates havfl all com-· nutted to praymg tor Kraus dmly. \ FOR USED • TREADMILLS • RECUllBllT BIDS • STEPPERS • SURFBOUDS • WlfSUITS • BODYBOARDI • KAYAKS •••• m11 c1•1 -~ -•• .. - his Su erbowl Pa the Best •••••• Sup r Bowl Sunday Janu.ary 31. 1999 The Brick Oven SUPER BOWL PARTY SUNDAY, JAN 31sr PARTY STARTS AT NOON 8r11t F114, Dri nks, & Prlz11 Draft Beer -$2 Drink Specials . . -BUFFET - Den't · 1i11 The Fi al ' \ THURSDAY, JANU~RY 18™ ATS:lOPM ~ t ct I fJ I h;)0-0 IO I : ) ~ :: _: -, ;11 \\ I 11.1~1 "''' • \,''I"" I f;, .t• 11 :: . ~ :· ,, ' I 1I1 I 1 111111 I ' • 1111 1., 11 I. 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I I I • ( .1 .. . . • • • • • t • Thursday, January 28, 1999 Newport Beach/Costa f'.Ae$CJ Doily Pilot und the aty, with the mtentJon f erving young local skaters ather than bwlding one big !!910nal attraction. "WP.'re not trying to build ophisticated parks for the older ~ds, so this way it won't be a agnet, • sa\d Franklin, who Chat.rs the corruruttee "There are lot of good kids in this city who :kateboard. We spend a lot of money on other sports, but we (lon't service this need.• ifhe study, released this week, lists West Newport Park, Lincoln Athletic Center, Grant Howald Park and Peninsula Park as potential locations :They were selected based on 116 different factors, including ownership of the property, loca- _tion wit.tun the aty, topography of ilie land, potential neighbor con- fliC:ts, security and -interestingly -proximity to fast-food restau- rants. According to the study, a park at Lincoln Athletic Center would . be the most compatible and possi- bly the easiest to build, while the peninsula location could require Coastal Commission approval. The money to build each pcuk would probably come from a joint venture between the city or school district and community groups. Completed by Purlos-Rose-Rsi Landscape Architects, the study found that the city's population could support at least two skate- board parks of 7,500 to 10,000 square feet m size If embraced by the community, the approach would be to build one park at a time ,and, based on its success, consider building more, the study said. But it is clear that the words "skslteboard park" alone will 1grutc fire from protective res1- dentlal corrununities such as West Newport, Harbor View and the Bdlbod Peninsula. Peter Tarr, president Of the Wf>st Newport Association, said hlS c-ommunity probably won't be recPptive to the proposal. #I ccm't understand why m Here's a look at the four potential skate part sites that are the subject of a Convnun~ Servlees Oepartrnef\t feasibility . study: WHERE: West Newport Parle, Seashore Drive and West Coast Highway WHO OWNS: City SIZE: 6,800 square f eet con S166,925 • WHERE: Lincoln Athletic Center, San Joaquin Hills and San Miguel roads • WHO OWNS: School dis." trict SIZE: 12,500 square feet cos~ $253,275 WHERE: Grant Howald Park. Corona del Mar WHO OWNS: City SIZE: 7,500 square feet cosn s116,475 WHERE: Peninsula Parle, Balboa Boulevard WHO OWNS: City SIZE: 6,600 square feet • COS'r. $1 79,905 they're butlding one in the first place, let alone why m that neigh- borhood with parking, traffic and existing police pr"Oblems, • he said. Councilman Tod Ridgeway, who represents the peninsula, said be is opposed to skateboard parks because he believes they would create a nuiSance. •rm not against the kids, but I don't think it should be in this oty," he said. • He cited examples of skate- boarders destroying expensive rails and benches m Fashion lsland and of graffiti and loitering problems in shopping centers. But according to the city's study, police departments in Huntington Beach and Temecula reported a significant reducUon in What do you think aboUt the plAn for Skateboard plllks In Newport 8ffCh? Call the Ruden Hotline ilt (949) 642.:&086 or send an e-mail to dallypllotOearthllnk.net . Give your hometown and phone number (for verifica- tion purposes onfY) and spell your full name. skateboarding complaints from property owners once park; w~re " built in those cities. And when officers do confront skaters on public property, they Cd.n at'least refer them to a legal alternative rather than just telling them to leave. Advocates say lumping all skateboarders into one category of tattooed, pierced troublemak- er.; unfairly maligns the sport's image. "There are so many little kids -and even more girls now - coming in for skateboards," said Sandra Rothbucher, owner of Lido Extreme skate and sUrt shop on Newport Boulevard. "I think this city can definitely use a skate park. We would certainly come out to support that." She also said the city's pro- posed approach of building sev- eral small parks would work, par- ticularly be<;ause of the new Vans skateboard park at the Block at Orange. The gigantic park attracts the more hard-core skaters, leaving the communicy parks for the younger, less experi- enced kids, she said. · Franklin said the next step .is to start scheduling community meetings to get their input and debate the issue. "Our committee knows it is a sensitive subject, but we also believe there is a serious amount of skating going on in N~wport, and our neighboring communities are dealing with this by building facilities," he said. "I hope we can all just come to a meeting with open nunds." l ~ -, ---- ' . -- -._ ~· In fa ct, the plan is fo r a modem, mid-sized regional airport offering international au.cs\, tompctitive airfares and convenient travel options for Orange County residents and tourists. By 2020, _.dl the airport i~ expected ~ ProleCfed AlrpOrt Copactty, 2010 to servl• 24 million 100 ... annual pa\M:ngl'rs (MAP) By rnmpari- son, Los Angeles International Airport serves 60 MAP today and San t ranc1sco serves 39 MAP. Sky J larbor in Phoenix serve1'r approximately 30 MAP. a. < ~ 80 60 40 20 0 915 LAX SFO Phoenix El Toro 11 1997 11 2010 FRIDAY1 JANUARY 29 AND • SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 0 SUPER aAYINGa THROUGHOUT THE CIENTIERI A P'INll AP'P'AIR. ANTHONY'• SHOil REPAIR IS. MAGNK•• P'A•HION THiil BA•Kll:T CASI!: ' llA•K•N Roaa1N• ISLOCKaU•!llR VIDIEO CATHAY NEWPORT RESTAURANT CHAMPAGN&1S MARKKT 6 DELI CHEVRON USA COUTURE Nl!W YORK GRAFtrEO COFFEE LABEL• MAG'• DoNUTS 6 BA.KEAY ~ MAIL80XEe NEWPORT MA•TIER TAILORING MARCO POLO PASTA HOUSE N KWPORT NORTH CLEANERS ONll HOUR MOTO PHOTO PETCO ROYAL .JEWELERS SA LON BELCO'J RY · O R . MICHAE L SHACK • OPTOMETRIST THE VIDE O EDITOR EWPORTNO MACAlrTHUll 81.YD. AND BISON, NIEWPOlrT BIACH quite that bizarre yet -but some come pretty close. Here are a few examples of misinformation, taken from Web sites, news reports and rec~t mallers, togeth~r with the facts .. ---------.--~~ '' ·1~ --' -~ . '-. ·- In fact, th.e Airport and Open Space plan generates less than half the traffic of the high-density non-aviation Millennium Plan, reducing the potential for gridlock in neighboring commumt1es. Also, airport traffic _.dl is expected to peak at noon, not rush-hour ~ Trafllc COmpmllon Witho ut a new airport, residents, tourists 345,000 and businesses face increasingly time-con- suming and costly commutes along congest-~ 'tJ ed freeways to reach distant airports in Los ... Angeles and Ontar~.o-It's predicted that the · 8. rush-hour commute will double along major a ~ freeways by 2020 That's the kmd of costly 'i inconvenience th at could potentially 0 discourage tourists from visiting Orange E County and drive away high -tech ~ businesses which rely on quick, cost- efficient transportation. Estimated Average Dally Trips -2020 ETRPA Nohovlotion Millennium pion , Airport & Open 'Space Pion In foct, fhght paths are planned to follow familiar patterns used by·the military for In fact, consultants (selected in part by the Air Line Pilots Association) have com- y~ar-;, so that most of the nois~ is absorbed in the existing 14,000-acre buffer zone pleted a Terminal Instrument Procedures Analysis (TERPS study) w hich states that where development has been restricted ~ A ~ proposed take-offs and departures in the past or has not occurred . The .~of Hom11, People and loto!ll ••lln~ can be ~fely conducted at El Toro vt:ist ma1ority of Orange County 2.6 II Otla Nolll lmpaot ANG .tor •alb• Allporll within all FAA afcty standards. million rt•sidcnts, north and south, will Al50, it is common to have rccre- cxperience little or no noise. ational areas near airports -think Preliminary analysis shows that there of Balboa Park and San Diego Zoo are tw homes and no pul>lic schools in under the approach to Li~ the Statc~defined "noise impact .ar<-a" Field, and the Newport Beach Golf when.• community noi e equivalent Course and ~pper Newport Bay lcvl'ls reach 65 decibels. Ecologi al Preserve near John Wayne Airport. ' c • . m--OPENER 1 • r-.,e-• • ... 331 dcrts. I' 901m tW.1.0I MME --- ursdoy, December 28, 1999 • Sports Editor ~oger Corison • 949-57 4-4223 ' • • Big Canyon's. Holstein finds the coveted 'zone.' Lo and behold, as soon as a golfer qwts trying to find "the zone," a day comes when it finds you. For Sally Holstein of Big Canyon Co\,lntry Club, "the zone" certainly found her last week as she fired an under-par, nine-hole round for the first time in her We. . • Holstein, who shot 79 several tunes on Big Canyon's old course, carded a 75 to set the ladies' record on the new course , •111t1d at baUUme, ~9.~rlbe llory, tee fage B2. DAili PILOT PHOTO 8V KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS QUOTE Of THE DAY ·1 was at o red ~t In nid October and dosed my ~ trying to nap for o ftw seconds. I reamd I was king myself ... • Bill Workman, former OCC football coach Newport Beoch/Costo Me$() Doily Pi1ot Bf lflt Ill SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM • Always the coach. U CJ water polo coach M Ted Newland has insprred a number of athletes over the yean. · who hove gone on to emuldte their mentor as coaches, both at the high school and college level. · · There are also those. like Newport Harbor High product Bill Jewell, currently the men's swimming coach at Golden West College, who take Newland's ideals more senously than most. ·1 pion on doing this until I die,· Jewell said. "I'm a lot like Newland 1 want to . drop dead on the pool deck" ' events m 1963 The followmg year .. he won the ndtional championship in tbe K·2 and K-4 events, as a member of the Califorrua Kayak Club. The hvE!-mctn club won the North Amencan btle in the K-4t and qualliied for the 1964 Olympic Game~ m Tokyo. But then they ran into trouble. Most team~ which went to the Games had eight-member tea.ms. The hve-member CKC tned to fill out the. roster with other paddlers from the Olympic The.ls. The Olympic Committee. ctccording to Jewell, wasn't pleased a hve-man team won and forced the CKC to· go to Tokyo with five paddlefS. A bad sinus mJectJon affected one member. who was m "It was just that day (Jan. 19), the putts were going in, H said Holstein. who played the back nine first and shot 40 (one bmhe and one bogey), then played the front and drained birdies on 2. · 3 and 5. Holstein, whose round was · ghllghted by a 60-foot birdie putt on No 5, could see her line on every putt. NN The two frrst met m 01956 when Jewell. recently voted to the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. was a Bill Jewell all three races. and Team USA fllUShed dead last . "I still remember bcatin~rthe Italian boat with open water between us," Jewell "It was kind of like what they' ~all being in the zone," she said. • 1 always tried to figure. out how to get in the. zone, but l could never do it. It was 1ust one of those days ID a zone." _,,._ Bill Workman may have had enough of coaching Orange Coast football, but in reality, it may have been just a preview of things to c~me. PERSPECTIVE Workman will still be around Orange Coast as a "professor" freshman on the swun team at Newport Harbor, then under the watchful eye of Newland. In rus senior year,'Jewcll was a CIF finalist in the 200-yard m<hvidua.l medley, 100-yard backstroke and the medley relay, .helpmg,tQ.e Sailors.' second-place finish in CIF. All-Amencan honors followed m all three events As a freshman al Orange aid. •we won by a good 500 meters, but that'• Just before one of our guys got really sick.• It remains a sore spot tor Jewell. After three years m the U .S. Navv at the Los .Alanuto Weai:>ons Station he was released to tram for the 1968 Olympics, but woWld up as an alternate. Newport Beach's Steve urgensen paid his PGA Tour onexempt dues at the recent ~bob Hope Classic. Jurgensen,.a gi:aduate of the at a change of pace from the last b.me 1 saw an Orange Coast Conege ooffiall m physical education. and it's anyone's guess where the road will take him at this point. Hl.s first inclination is that he'll be in the stands at Coast this fall while the Pirates are playing and that perhaps he'll be taklng some of the load off new coach Mike Taylor in terms of handling personnel duties. But that's just ;ipeCU]ation at this poml ~~~~.t~over the years I watehed Coa t College he continued to swim. But slowly. h1i> other passion, surfing, was beginning to take· up more of his time. When he got to USC, Jewell feJt like be didn't fit m and spent more time nding big waves from Rincon to San Diego than gomg to class. After qraduating from Long Beach State he assisted Newland at UCJ where he helped build national championship teams in • 998 PGA Tour Qualifying ool for the third time in his eer, was a last-minute . .:-· placement at the Hope Classic hen Lennie Clements pulled ut with an IDJUJY. · But Jurgensen wasn't eligible E r any prize money accord.mg to ur rules. In any tournament ther than a pro-am, the vacant pot would not have been filled, but three amateurs a day pajd ,800 each to play in the ro-arn with a PGA Tour player. Jurgensen was pa.id $2,000 ~y the tournament to cover hls ~xpenses for the week, but a last-place finish at the Hope SEE GOLF PAGE 82 coach exit alter a long and distinguished career. Thirteen years ago, after some tough years and an internal force at Coast which finally forced Dick Tucker to restgn, the eventual Orange County Sports Hall of Farner fought back the tears. Today another Pl.rates' coach, Bill Workman, has stepped aside, but whoa, what a difference. At one point Wednesday Workman ticked off on his fingers without I believe, taking a breath, his intentions on delving into 1) charity work, 2) a drug abuse program, 3) football in some capacity, 4) real estate, 5) conversati9naJ Sparush and 6) becoming computer literate. Later he thought about color commentating on televiston, cLDd finding out how the apples are ID the fall in Julian. ~ost in a slate of being a reborn human, after 35 consecubve years as a football codch since lus playing days at Whittier College, the 57-year-old Workman continues to defy time. •I'm starting today at~ Caballeros with a two-hour workout and a sauna,• said Workman. • t•m going to do this five days a week for awhile and see how it goes.• ongrat lations Work.man and bis EdiSon High football teams Wl.ll, Wl1l again, and win big-time. No one was more competitive At Coast there were four or five solid campa.igns, including three bowl appearances in four years before an admirustrative melt down took his football program with it. The last three years produced six victones in 30 starts •Anyone who says it's 1ust as much fun to coach and not win as many games is lying,• said Workman. It wasn't the losing, however, nor any internal pressure at Coast, at all, which forced the SEE WORKMAN PAGE 82 ·It 'possessed me." Jewell said. ·1 was never into drugs, but I loved to surf. I was really into the Wedge 11\ the Idle 50s. There was a picture in the Dally Pilot m 1961 of me at the Wedge on a big day." It was during this time when Jewell discovered another of his loves, kayaking. Qwckly, Jewen became one of the top kayakers m the country and he won national titles in the K-1 and K-2 water polo and swimming. Eventuall}', Jewell ended UJ? wtlh a coaclung job at Newport Harbor in the early 1970s his Sailors winning the Sunset League eight times in his 10-yecir reign before leaving for pnvate business. He returned to Harbor as the Sailors' coach in 1989 at the urgmg of his son, Dietrtch The passion for coaching qwckly came back and when the younger Jewell graduated and attended Golden West the folloWlllg year, Jewell followed • as an assistant coach in 1991. The following year, he was given the men's team outnght and has guided the Rustlers to f1ve state title..-; m seven years. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Three-sport Corona del Mar High standout has his · pick of the college scene, but it isn't so easy to choose. ike a tnple-teaming m the post. Denrus Alshuler oC Corona del Mar High is comert.>d m a tough spot with the ball in his hand . But Alshuler's dilemma is one many of his peer.. and competitors wohldn't mind tolerating. · Alshuler, a three• port athlete and the Daily Pilo(Athlete of the Week for the second tune this .... school year (fmt in football. now in basketball), really doesn't know what his collegiate future holds, so don't uk. At lealt not yet. Wa.Jt until the spnng. when Alshulcr has warmed up his blocking arms and hitting swmg m volleyball, the game m which the 6-foot-5, 200-pound scruor figured he'd play after saying bon voyage to hJs remarkable and div rse Sea Kmg career. But football was "<> much fun last autumn, Alshulcr ..;tarted thinking about strapping on the pads in college. . Now, W1th CdM Coach Paul oms· b4. ketball team surging, Al!;hulcr is leading the way on the hardWOod and, you guessed it, "would like to play b6 kctball in college~ SH ALSHULER MGE 82 • • • Dennis AlshUler • • i2 Thuradoy, Jonuory 28, 1999 DENNIS Al.5IU.B 8orn: ~ 14. 1980 ....... rn: C«oN def Mlt =~s ~laMtbell -.,.;r....d ~ .... °"" ........... Mmm ........ ....... ~~ ........................ lng ~ H.vbor In the .(football) ~le of the Bay las1 ~end !Winning CIF in YOlleyball • ., MhlMe ., ... -..k IV: Scored 20 points w1th 10 rebounm. ftve steals. four ass1sb and one block In 5~·53 upset Oller Irvine Made key free throw down the strttch. Added 12 polnts and sev~ boards agafMt Santa Margarita. • DllyPfd Co~ fPOl'U urd IMie's '9-S ALSHULER CONTINUED FROM 81 Stanford, Ydle and Georgetown remain on Alshuler's short l.Jst. But what sport he'll play is still a mystery. Even more, he's "still waillng on Cal, USC and Pnnceton (for acadeIYUc acceptance) " "I've got to choose (wluch 1~rt to play) some tune,~ •:J\!Shuler said •People were 'always asking me what my fa11orite sport is, dnd I used to say volleyball I've had most of my success m volleyball, but Uus year it was great in football and I had an incredible tune, and in basketball I'm hdving a great tune "So now, since we're winning m all three sports, it looks dllferent. I can't decide what sport lo play. but 1 tlunk t'll play football or volleyball in college.• Alsbuler led Coach Steve Contl's Sed King volleyball team to the CIF Southern Section D1vis1on llI championship last spnng, then served m mulblaceted roles for Coach Dick Freeman m football menllng second-team All-Sed ·View League honor.. c:1s c:1n offensive player _ -Hl'm JUSt glad to b<? one of the • three coaches who have the · pleasure of working Wlth hun," Orris said. "I fe's aJso a rPdl likable guy. PPople JUSl graVltate to tum." Alshuler, who!>e grade-pomt dverage (3 9) and SAT score ( 1,290} will open mc:1ny Ivy League door.., is a blue-collar athlete ble.sed with height, soft ·hands and an iru.linct for the action Last week. the three-sport, all-distncl Dream Tec:1mer found himself m the middle of the chaos against Irvine, an eventuaJ 55-53 road Vlctory for the Sec:1 Kmgs (15-6 at week's end) With CdM cllngmg nervously to a one-point advantage With 0. 13 3 left m tht" gdffie, Alshuler drd.llled the front end of a one-and-one situation the most crucial of free throws, because u you miss the first, there 1!:i no second shot. "I didn't rrund dl aU that it was me (at the ltne}, • AJshuler said. "ln all sports, tf it comes d own to (the letst play}. I want the ball • ln what was considered an upset wrn over the Vaqueros, Alsbuler finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds, five steals, four asslSts and one blocked shot. Irvine had d chc:1nce to tie ft dl the end, but Uruven.ity of San Diego-bound Chris Ferguson's shot rolled off the rim and Alsbuler secured the board as tune ran out. Alshuler fueled CdM's attack early, converting 6 of 7 from the floor in the first quarter as the Sea Kings raced to a rune-point lead by quarter's conclusion. "In the first quarter, Dennis really got us going ¥td rolling,· OrJi.s said. "lie carried us offen· sively, then the other guys got on the bandwagon. "(Alshuler) does whatever it lakes to win and just does it. Yeah, it was a great performance against (the Vaqs), because they really dJdn't have an answer for him." On one play, Alshuler $ot near the basket from the baseline, but it was an air ball and traveled across the nm. · Alshuler, however, hustled to the S?ther side and rebounded his own miss, before scoruig. "I actually double dribbled, but they d.Jdn't call it," said the dlways-thinking Al huler. , .The following game, Santa. MargariUJ'a matchup zone caused CdM too many problem:; olf ens1vcly and tho league·leading Eagles won, ;--46. Alsbulcr scored 12 points, • 1'lbbed seven rcbounclJ and 9uarded ~lbly the best playl't lri the l ague, Spene r Gloger. • .~We've got to know where ~ l)read's buttered and w difimteJy need to get th ball to ,_.,..,._,_ any time we can, becauaa he'' producing,• Orril MICi. , s rts Newport Beach/Costa M.eso Doily Pilot co••UlllTY COLLlll Mlll'S llSIETlllL Orange Coast drops 71-58 decision • Second·half letdown betrays Pirates in road loss to Irvine Valley. JA.\tl\ HllJ Oattl'iol IRVINE Por d hdl.f, at l<!ast, Orange Coast College's men's basketball team had a chance to go mto the second ,round of Orange Empire Conference play with a winning record. But a secr- ond-hall letdown led to a 71-58 victory for host· Irvine Valley Wednesddy night, droppmg OCC's conference record to 3-4 at the end of the bnt round. "Nobody stepped up in the second half,• Coach Tirn O'Bnen aid. •we c.an't eem to put two good halves ~ether, which is disctppointing. 1 expected more from these guys.• The Pirates (12-11 overall) were do~ JUSt 38·34 at halftime. but Irvine Valley opened up a 10· point lead with just to minutes left to play. · OCO fought bard to keep up and drew to within five l\ couple of times down the stretch. The' Pirates had everal chances to cut the lead to JUSl one basket, but couldn't find the right i,;hot. Three-pointer.. by Ben Esplin and Ryan Ellis shut the door with under three minutes to play. "I don't know how we're gomg to d o ill the second round,• O'Brien said. "I·ha.d a lot of hope for this team. Now, I don1t know w~ t<? expect." David Castleton, reportedly out for the season with a broken collarbone, was actually in the game a number of times, but only scored two points. Castleton was pla~ 'to tty an compensate for the loss of Carlos ~eyes, who was averaging 12 9 1>9m.ts per game for OCC. Reyes is out with a bad back. · "We just missed too many layups," O'Brien said. •niat was the key to the game. We just couldn't convert in the second half .• Terrall Zoller finished with 14 pom~ for the Pirates. Teammate Roman Dolven chip})¢ in 11 and Dave Elliott had 10 points.. Ellis bad 13 points and rune rebounds for the Lasers (17-7, <t-3). Esplin had 12 points. Craig Rice and Commander King had 11 points each for lVC. ,. . O ... NGI .... C0Uf81UCE ltlVM VMU.Y 71, Oll•w CoAsr 58 Or .... COMt · Zoller 14, Dolven 11, Elliott 10, <Mdeton 2, Cooper 3, M.rtlnelli 5, Beelef 8. Langdon 4, ~rson 1, Madrid o. 3-pt goals • Beeler 2. Fouled out • l.a".'Q~n. 1r¥1ne Vilhy -Ellis 13, Esplin 12, King 11, Rice 11, Sanchez 6, Goodm~n 3. Byrd 6, Garrett 2, Johnson 7. 3·pt. goak ·Elli$ 2. Sanchez 1, Rice 1, !splin 1. ICmg 1. Fouled out -None. Technicals · Johnson. • · · Halftime • lr11ine Valley, ~34. C 0 M M U N I T Y C 0 l L E G E W. 0 M E II ' S I I S I E T 11 L l BUCS DO A DISAPP KIM HAGG£Rl'f.ZVWS I DAl.Y P\.OT Orange Coast's Leah Wilde b"tes block lrvtne Valleys Jennifer O'Keefe in Wednesday's showdown. GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 Classic ($6,000) dccrued three times the amount. In November, Jurgensen sdld he embrc:1ced situauons thut would aUow him to play more rounds of competitive golf The more expcnence on PGA Tour cowses, the better. Jurgensen, who said his mental game is better equipped to pldy the tour this yeor, opened thf! season strong at the Sony Open in Hawail. finishing ll cd for 52nd dD.d earning $14,040. "I've always done things WORKMAN CONTINUED FROM 81 dcci ion "l !oun<l trw!;elf out or gos at 10:30 a .m.," admitted Workman. "l was o.t a red light in m.id·OC'tober and clo!>ed my eyes trying to nup for <i ff!w t?concts. t realized Twas killing mysell." PushP.rl into playing multiple roles b<!rouse of cutb8dls in his progrdffis, ho knew it was onJy o matter of time, and ov••1 the course of the pllSt two month!;, came to reah7.e he hftd only one cboic . Less than 7..4 f ow hours after the relea!M! cJ h1s decision the tamlllal bOght.eyed Walkman ii ink> pl.lp~ .. biiJWile'•Jim blrtbday ""'ID 35,..... • slower,· Jurgensen said. ·rm 37 and only been on the tour for two yeari.; (1996 and '98J, so obVlously l do things slowly. But I'm not working at a pro shop. I'm still playing this game. It just takes a while for me to figure things out sometimes. I'm more composed now than two yt•ars ago. H •Under the bllllng "Saving kids . one life at a time," organizers of Boys I fope/Girls I lope are · plamung their flfth annual charity golf tournament April 12 at Santa Ana Country Club. Chanty ofhcld.ls fet>l pnvileged bcC-CiU!;C SACC allows only eight non·mc•mber events edch year. Boys I top<>JGirls Hope, which expandC'd to California m 1 CJ<ll, provides a safe and stable environment for at-rusk youth, abused and/or neglected children, who live in the homes. In the last six years, 100% of the BH/GH high school graduates have enrolled in a college or university. There are 70 BH/GH graduates presently in college while 220 children cunenUy reside in BH/GH homes in tho United States and abroad. Details: (949) 363·1960. • Before Jut year, the final week of January meant the Newport Classic Pro-Am, which lasted 23 yeill'S, ending in 1997 The event was dropped by Uie chanty, Hoag Hospital, so the f81Tle cluster of volunteer Sheri's birthday is Oct. 24, and and three CIP crowns, taking us any football wile will teU you, few, if any, pnsonen. Oct. 24, as well as every other His 19?9 Chaigers capped a day from Aug. 15 to late 14·0 season with a 55·0 rout of November, ha already been Redlands U1 the CIF Pmals at the rescrv ~l. Big A : Still , when 1t comt.'S to Oranye Very little lutter h4s Const football, a.ll you have to do deteriorated from memories of Is flick thl! switch and Workman Prank Sewer, Kerwin BeU, Omo Will tell you of the Pirates' Bell, Rick DiBermudo and MMk potential for the fall of '99. • Boyer, among mcrny others at "I'm exoted about it, excited,• Edison. said a light-hearted Workman, Fourteen surgeries over the who then bega.n a series of pro· years, as weU as a head.on 4uto files on various standout collision causing neck tnJUties, expected in the fall. and pros&ate cancer, fl.nally took It was that sort of demcCtnor their toll. whkh got hlm the Job at Coast When he took the job at after his flnt 13-yur stint &s a Orange <:out h1t theory wu that hNd ooech at Edison High. he wanted to continue c:oechtng Prom 1973 lMUl he left for until •1t•1 not anx fun anymore, Coett alter the 1985 reat0n his or until J coWdn t do lt. • Cbargers wen~ Both tman appuently ~·=89¥m UliTMCL.at ........ tbe.w...._ •m11 i..,... ~P BDlnowbe'lall IDd .....,.... f GACT • OCC su.ff ers through a dismal first half in 68-41 loss to Irvine Valley. J ASON HIU !kit Pb IRVINE -Anyone· wha went to lrvme Valley College Wednesday night looking for the Orange Coast women's ba5- ketball team which has won 21 games this season would have had better luck finding Waldo in a candy cane factory, or anyone who still owns a Waldo book for that matter. After shooting a dismal 11.8% in the flfSt lialf, the Pl.Tates played Irvine Valley even, but it was far too late and the Lasers crwsed to a 68-41 vtc- tory to stay atop the Orange Empire Conference title race "I can't remember a team that shot worse than we did i.n the first half,• Pirates Coach Mike Thornton said. •I give our girls credit. They went out and played hard in the second hall anyway. But when you snoot that poorly, you aren't going to beat anybody • The rught started out well for the Pirates (21 ·3, 5-2), who drop to third place m the OEC. Leah Wilde hit a three-pointer to open the game and Sarah Mid· dlebrooke added another bas· ket for a 5-2 lead with two'min· utes spent. At that point, OCC was 2 of 4 from the field For the next 14 minutes, the Pirates couldn't find the net. A wide variety of shots, three·· pointers, jump shots and layups rattled off the rim and back· board. For the record, 24 attempts 111 a row rrusfired With 4:53 left to play, OCC was JUSt 2 of 26 from the floor and trailed 26-5. Wilde finally broke the drought at 4:02 with a short JWDP shot, but Ule damage was already done and OCC went into halftime trailing, 35-9. Part of the problem is there is only one remam.ing sophomore starter, Adria Sortino. 1t appears sophomore center Natalie Weeks, orgaruzers could operate the Senior PGA Tour event in March, • the Toshiba Senior Classic. .,_ But the former Crosby Southern clambake will always•, who was averaging 12.7 points and 8.4 rebounds per game, will have to have surgery and will miss the rest of the season. Some good news -Ani Saray- danan came off the bench, her knee covered m a combination oJ a thletic tape and knee brace, and hit fow three-pointers in the second half. • Ani goes out there on guts atone,~ Thornton said. "She can still shoot, but can't play defense and is still in pain.• It is still uncertain u Saraydanan will be anywhere close to 100% 'by the end of the season. With the wm, lrvine Valley (19-4, 7-0} controls its own des- tiny during the second rowid, with Santa Ana looming just one game back. For the Pirates to have a shot at the title, they would have to beat both teams in the second round and hope the Ldsers suffer an upset. OCC still has the depth to win the rest of its games, but not hdvmg an inside game 15 going to hurt the Sues m the long run. "Wo are a different team than Wf.' were two months ago,• Thornton said ·we just need to learn we can still win without an tnS1de game." Mlddlebrooke fulished With 10 potnts and 15 rebounds for the Plrdtei:.. Sortmo bad e19ht points and two steals. Lauren O 'Hara scored 15 points for Irvine Valley. Team- mate Phouangrnaly Pravong- viengk.ham bad a tripe-double (13 pomts, 11 assists and 10 rebounds). Jenrufer o·~eefe had eight potnts and 11 rebounds for the Ldsers. ~ DIW'tM CONFUl.Na ~-YAU.IV 68. OCC 41 Or.nge CoMt, Saraydarian 12, Sortino 8, Middlebrooke 10, ~yton 2.. Tomlinson 2, MoJICa 1, Wildes. Lewis l, Johnson 0, Klytta 0. l·pt. goals Saraydarian 4, Sortino 1, Wilde 1. Fouled out · Mojica Irvine Vathty O'Hara l 5, Pf avongviengkham 13, Crunk 11, O'Keefe 8, Leeds 5, Wuillemln 8, Allred 8. • • l ·pt. goals · Pravongvlengkham 2, O'Keefe 1, Leeds 1. Fouled out · None. Halftime · Irvine Valley, 35-9 $300,000 figure m 1996. In the last five years Wlth Taco Bell as title sponsor, it raised $1.2 mil- lion. be remembered as one of the ' • Tom I.ebman. the PGA Tour's most revered goll tournaments in Player of the Year in 1997, the area. ~ played in the Newport Classic Smee 1975, the event had ,. whJJe climbing the ladder, the been an institution in Newport final time m 1991. Beach, featuring mostly pros on Steve Jones, the 1996 U.S. their way up, a two-<lay mini • Open winner, Pa,yne Stewart, tour. if you will, which was like Peter Jacobsen and Fu.izy a minor. league stop. Zoeller all rubbed elbows bete Admission was free at with amateurs and spomon Newport Beach Country Club, before gaining fa.me on the "big where fans could gallery, eat free tour,• whlcb is what the late tacos and watch tomorrow's stars. Gene Bawn uSed to can it The Newport Classic brought in more than $200,000 e4ch year for Hoag, includiilg reaching the 1111 , • SCIOOL lllLS IOOPI Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Doily Pilot rts ' Thursday, January 28, 1999 J3 NHBA to complete field remodeling projects by Opening Day, March 6; more improvements plar;med to cope with the growth. IASEIAll Munce aid. "Everybody reallies w a.r on our own and we have to pay for it to 9 t ft done.• there is more pace for some of the older divisions, a project which ls currenttY estimated at $15,000-20.000. AnoU1cr project ln nund is the addition of lights to th fields bt Mariners Park td mcrcas the 11olwn of gam which c • be played. The NfiB/\ is working m 0011· 1unction with AYSO' }(e910n 97 on get• bog thl prOJ t approved because tt 1!1 olso suftenng from a field shortage. · J soN ll11J Field unprovements are beiny made ~Pb on almost every level. Al l<oisN Elemen· tary School, which serve::. 21s the locdtion .NEWPORT BEACH -For some youth ·for T-Ball games, thP NIJBA b adding spo~ league~ which use city facilities, benches for three of the lields and is 1 pro1ects to rebuild fields in need of repair extending tho bdrkstops to help protP< t The held at Ensign Ju_ruor High wasn't ThP-main reaso.(l such improvements were needed, bes1d~ the safety of lh ph1yers, was the mntmued gTOwth of th Nl IBA, e Pony Ba ebaU·bae.ed organiza· lion which ~ervices all of Ne~rt.Beach and Costa Mesa. are taken care ol by the city itseU. But in players and spectaton; from ~omc of the other cases, a league Will take mc1tters freak oc<:urrc>nces T-Ball prC>lluces, such into its own hands and make the neces-as the occasional flying bat. . . used last season, but with continued growth 111 the NHBA. the league has decided to use the facility fo1 it.s eight· year-old division. TI1us, a trac:tur hcts been used to dig·up sod and thP-held is being rebuilt. One of the other rna1or pro1ects is ill MarinNs Park itself, home of the 11-12- year-old division. The ledgue has addf'Ct a 70 x 20 foot hitting cc1gc which tan 1'e usr·~ With live pitching and a p1tchiny mctchine, similar to cage!> al moc:t h1~h "Wt! grew 10% lo.st year, .. Munc:~ siud. •And it looks lik~ we'U grow another 5% this year. We are seeing a bigger retch. tmn of ph:1yers, e.spPcially <lt the older age kwets: We have twen giV1Jl9 qiandatmy cliruc:i, for coaches with the help of (New· port I forhor H19ti baseball COdChl J\m Kiefer lo help players gN better in~truc- •we fund raise some intemdlly, .. Munce c11d. "But most of the money came from the family contnbutions. w~ also havr~ a COIJ>orate :.ponsor program .for the dilfereJlt h«!lils. p 'sary repairs. The seven~yeur-ol<l cJiv1s1on, which The Newport Harbor Bd.SebaU Associ-plays at Newpoit ll<'tghts El<'ment<Hy, ati~n plaris to unveil a series of'ongoing. will start the season with new hilck~tops PT,,PJects on Opening Day, Mcirch 6, at as well. wBecauc;e those field~ dlP on Mariners Park, which have bc.>en funded school property, (th(• backstops) are dt the by conbibutions from league parents. mercy of the kids dunng school hours," schools and colleges. • Tho NHBA funded the.<;e pro1ects with $35 contributions made by the fctmilies of the more than 750 players m the lr.i\gue. "Tiie support has bef?n overwhelming,· Uon."' ' . Th~ <JOrporat~ spqnsor program.allows local husmesses to hang a banner a t var· ious location::. tor Uu• duration of the ea- sdn . Any buswesses rnterest ~ should contact MunO? on U> • NHBA's }P.aguP phone at t~49) 451-2228 "We haven't received any monetary Munce. said. •we are rebu1Jchng S<>ntc of help from the city,• NHBA President Bill them because they drc gettinq old anrl Munce said, ·so we took it upon our-J worn. One will nr.~d to lw.· replt1c1•d selves to unprove the hclds.• because it h?S ~allen down ... The league has grown so much that it has run out of held sf>ace. On ma101 pro- ject for next season 1s the rebuildurg of· scconddry backstops at Mannen. Field so AYSO SOCCER Eyeing the future. The Newport Beach Sea Devils, an AYSO Region 97 girls under-14 team which won the Area Q Cbamplonshlp. From top left: Jeilnifer Miller .(On leave, playing with Ne~ort Harbor High), MacKenzie Pi~n, Brttanny Miller, Kimberly MJller, Kalle Lamb, Melissa Vega, Stacy Allee, Arwyn Knott, Brenna Duncan, Heather-Wade, Kristen Jendruslna, Tracy Cowie. Coaches: Ray Pion, Bob Wade. Not pictured: Jordon Carmack, K.C. McKanna, Rache l Zarnow. Eagles place second in season rmale , TUSTIN -After wmning the Region 120 OiVlSion Ill boys championship tn December. tbe Costa Mesa Eagles closed lhetr sedson over the weekend by finishing second m the Ar('d Q League Cham- pionships al the Tustin Sports Complex. . The Eagles were 12-3-2 thi~ season, 3-0-2 in the playoffs. A well-balanced offense and deferu.e was the lCey for tho Eagles this sedson. Flying Eagles: back row, from left: Coach Jalme Gomez, Oscar Gomez, Abdul Kalyum, Tyler Waldron, Jason G,reen, Matt Ashton, Noe Martinez, assistant coach Maria Gomez. Front row, from left: Josh Scrantom, Michael Green, Scott Harris, Joseph Powers, Robert Jacinto, Xavier Torrez, Erick Moreno, Oscar Santamaria. SEA DEVILS WIN CROWN They're Area Q champs. TUSTIN -Th<• Newport Beach Sea Devils, a AYSO Regton 97 girl'! under-14 team, won all five gdrnc ovcr the p<tst two weekend to claim U1e Awa Q Champion hip at the Tustin Sports Complex. The champ1- onsh1p run con!:l1c;ted of Vlcton over Corona dcl Mar, 4'·0, North Irvine, 2· l , Tu!illn, 2· l, South Irvine, 2·0, dnd Co~la Mesa, l·O. In the final plctyolf against Costa Mesa, Mells a Vega scored the only qo(1J oJ the game for the Sea· Devils. Center m1dhcldcr Kimberly MJJJer culled tor a drop balJ from forwttrd Krl ten Jendruslna. who was boxt•d m by defenders. Miller received the l'>all and drove it past cletcmdl'rs and pai;sed to Vega. tl1e left forward. Vega hrcd the hall m and the Sea Devils rcrMined undef ated to wm th champ1onsh1p • Costa Mesa High frosh-soph soccer team sports 30 fresh.men and . . . a winning record. I f you want to sef> d tmc comrrutment to rebuilding an ailing sports program, you have to look no further than Costa M~a I bgh's soccer program. While the varsity team has hdd its share of troubles this sedson, the future of the program. the 30 freshmen playing for the frosh-soph team, has been mdking a statement. Look out for the ~tu tdngs. In a few years, they will be the ' team to beat. SO far, the Mustangs, which didn't cut a single player who came out tor the team, dre leading the Pacific Coast League with a 4-0-1 record, using a viU"iety of different lineups. ·we have an A team dnd a B ted.Jll," Coach Eugene Day said. "The A team is mostly club players who have played together and know each other w~ll. The B team has players who are still developiug ttv•u skills. But make no rrustake, <.ill of the B team players ar.e doing their best to pu">h their 'Nay onto the A team: Day noted that the A and B teams will sometimes combine, but for the most part, the two teams split ti.me as wuts every game Still. it hasn't bcl!n ea y getting every player into every game. Ody does his bcSt to fmd time to get everybody in. even 1f only for five nunutes. It is in practice where the volume of player become::. a huge asset. Day Cdn pit two full teams against earh other on tho practice field. It allows him to <oee the various linedps m action and gives his more inexperienced players a chance to be chal· ·1enged by a more talented squad lI1 a comfortable envuonment. "They don't get parucky when they are up against our own guys,· Day said. "They dre able to develop confidence that way.· Another advantage co~ta Mesa has, Day bas coached or coached against 90% of his fre!>hmen in AYSO and dub occer. They know him and trust his judgment, as well ai, trust each other. Thei,e players are conuruttcd to staying together as long a they can and there is already talk of what will happen when theu tune comes to plcty vamty for the Mu~tang . "They are talkin9 nght now about wmrung CIF m a couple of years,· Day ~a1d. •111.ey know how good they redlly,are and with a little patience ttnd hard work. they bchcve they \\,II he unstoppable. "They want to win. I don't have lo tire them up. They go into a game and say, 'J fey, let\ go put five goals m'! Day admJts there are play •rs on his roster who have tht> talent nght now to plal JV or vo.rs1ty. But the bottom Um~ is, the 30 Mustang whIC'h come to the held every day are uruhcd toward on goal, winning together. Mesa's super-freshmen Bryce Sheridan Juan Hemandez Devon Stephen Steven Thoma~ Brian Zingg Ian Hernandez Jose Ibarra James Cardinas Irwin Solas Carlos Jaime FraMico Barrera Kevin Alexander William Figuerora Spencer Solomon Socrates Cruz Jordan Feldman Arturo Vasquez Ryan Denman Jeff Collett Yumir Coreas .Rene Ortiz Eli Solis Mike Gardmer Jorge Ma1ia Miguel Barcenas Eduardo Moreno Nate Gammill Billy Lund Player hke Ryan Denman for exdmple Denman 1s Costa Mesa's sweepN and one of the tcetm captains. Michael Gardiner. who lS a thrcC-!'>p<>rt athlete (football, Offer and ba!'>eball), provtdcs peed and skill at the forward position Gardmer is also a 4.0 student. Another onP-of the 4 O s~ e> captam and rrurlhelder soc:rat • Cruz •He L" calm and coUCCtivc nnd goe.-. about his busmc , • Day said. "He's a r •at player and a great stributor • Goali Fran c0 Ibarra and Brye~ Shcndan both have good he nd and already how a comhmation of potse. patience nnd matunty. But tht e ar., 1ust a f w ot th., many ndmes which will guide. Co ta Mesit Htgh's soccer pro<Jrum mto the 21tl> Century "Th bu!;ls tor buildmg any program i h, vmg kids com out at th low ·r levels, p Day srud •took at how well the gvls • l>a kctball team is doing. That program Mart~d building from th lower mt•vels a.s well •Th r are om great freShm non this lt~m We MV' ft good cltanc to wm th le gu llU this n In a couple . rs, wen. just tand back ftlld watch wh t they tian do.· • RUSH m UNDER.-14S CHAMPIO SIHP ·. \ • Orange Coast United occer soumament. IRVINE -The Orange Const United C L I I Rush 111, u girls undcr-14 club soc· cer team, defeated Arsenal, 2-0, to win the Orange Coast United So<nr Tournament at UCI owr the weekend. .. ,,. teem has made fantastie growth and lhowed thelt lldUI and detarmlnation tn this tournament. .. Coad\ Oaudia Ruggiero l&id. • tt WU evident that the gVls er\joye<t . the competit\on. They played cotieltY9ly and with great heart .• . 'Ruth lt1 g06lie ,,_We lnkk· .. ilad thrw ........ h• 1-..V 004' in the cbampknldp game; Fredcm:,kson got defens vc help from Chloe Cox, J Ira Orozco, JP.. k• Wolf, Susan Mintzer and Jennifer Way. Mate Younglove provided sev- r.ral assists, With help from Sabrt· na Couch, Trkla Doren and Sarah Tawalbeh. NtcMUe W..Rorte scored thme sioats in the tournament. Megan cuny and MCRone each ICOr9d a goal ln th champlonahlp game. CdM tops Tustin. 3-0 nJSTIN -Reg\On 57· A1i1M 7M1e and I Y I e JonllD a. Md\ ICOrfJd wtthb\ :':1M'1Ult 1WO lnlnU.. ..... more than enough \he A~ gals undcr-14 Iver AU-StMs, who dcf eated 1Ustin. 3 .o, m th Arna Q All-Star Townament l'lt th Tustin SportS Complex over the weekend. piny MIJW, ~( an a stst by Amy Tyloll, SCQrea an lnrurance 9oal for Corona del Mar wh n he fought her way through defend· en and srored the fmal goel 1\'IOD. Mallory leyDoldl and 1\'llcy kulNI Mld Tustin ICOre· a ... Clllll ... Taylor and Allille ,..., WeQ!! also strong for Region S1. ' s Newport Beach/Cosio Mesa Dolly PilOt arrt-_,w...,,.... ......... -"' .... I f TOOAY .......... HJgh j(hoof girls · Cosu Mell •t bUnO.l. 7 p m.: CorON dtl ~ at El Toro, 7·30 p m.: IMne at Newpon H¥t>or, 7:30 p m •ioaw I High school git'fl • Costa Mesa at Est•nda. l :lS pm.; lrvfne .i NowPort H.wbor, 3:15 p.m.: COrona del Mar •1 El TC>fO, )·15 p.m. •wn.tllnt Hlgb JChOOI • Newport H•ttior At Irvin•, 6 p.m.;'EI Toro at Cot~• def Mill'. 7 pm.; Unlvenlty at Ccista MHa. 6 p.m. • Tennis . community coll• ~n • Orange Coast at Southw.nem 2 p m Community cOllege women • Orange co.st at San Olego Mew, 2 p.m. AYSO 111101 57 , Corona d I Mar defeats Costa Mesa, 1-0 COSTA MESA -The Girls undei-10 Gold AlMitru t~ m from Coro- na del Mar, Region 57, defouted Costll M tt, R g on t20, 1-0 m the opciung game of the Area Q All·Sta.r Tow-name.mt Saturday at Bal rlc PMk, Corona d J Mar's front line or Shannon Job.moo, Ca.mUle Levin, Kath rtne <>sstpoff and Caire Schloemer, with support from mid· helders Jac.kle Zlnke, Kara Percl\lal and Kelly McKittt'rtck, k.apl relenU~s pressure on Costa Mesa's defense, Percival eventually scored the game's only goal at the mldway point of tho second ha11 with a shot just under the cro sbar from 18-yards out off a deOectP.d shot by Oss1poff. AJJ Torres, Hannah .Rollins, Kaleigh Trtder, Ashley Beck, Ula Todd and Hilary Anlold prevented any senous scoring thre(\l!:i by Costa ME"..sa. uoo ISl£ YAOfT CW8 Ebilly Leece, Andrea. Wayte and Krlsttna Wayte played well for MINOWINTOIS ~ RACIS 1-2-3, JAN. 24 Costa Mesa. OJ • 1. Nldt Garces-Enc Ali<>M. UYC. 3; 2. Chartes ~ T(J'/lor I 0 A T I II I ~ • Grimes. uYc, 6; l. Ariane Moshayedi Henry Ptant. ecvc. 9. · Pony baseball tryouts to be held Saturday e . 1. Kyte Christenien, UVC. 4, 2. Michael Rlchley, UVC. S C1 1. Stuart Palley, LIYC. 5; 2. Ryan Gautschl, UYC. 6; 3 Scott Lynch, NHYC. 7. COSTA MESA-Th~ Costd Mesa Pony League will hold 1ts final try- c 1. Erin &.anon, UYC. 3, 2. Madl Chr1Stensen, LIYC. 6; 3. Rennick Pall~ UYC. 12. out sess\on Saturday on the Costa Mesa High varsity field. Tryoutl:i o -t. Eric Holland, BCVC. 3; 2. Spencer Rlchley. UYC. 6; 3 C4roll~ Wil 1nson, • ~"'at 12 p.m. Late sign-ups will be taken. The fee for registratio_ n is. NHYC. 10, 4 Stephen Schnack, BCVC. 13 • "'""~u· f f d · ed M' I ENNIUM"900STER Here·s my candid te for the O~stly Piiot Spor11 Hall of Fame· And hero's why: Othera to think about (attach llst If necessary): Mall to Dally Pilot Sports, 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax to 949-646-4170; e-mail to dallypllotOearthlfnk.net or just pick up the phone and call 949-574-4223 • Dailf11Plk>t• SroRrs HALL OF FAME C£l£BRATING THE MIL1.ENNIUM LaMn . 1 oon Benedict. UYC. 5; 2. oa~ Lamb, UVC. 9; 3 Mike Baginski, LIYC. $100 per play~. A birth certificate a:nd proo. o res1 ence lS reqwr . ~.·~1t~;.A:·~B~o:b~Va:t:es.~LIY:~:.;1~3;~s~.TI~m~R~ich~tey~.~u~v~~~1~4~·6:·;D;ave~TI~n:g;l«;·~U~Y;C.~l;4~.;:-.;;;;;:;=4~P~o~n~y~base~~ball~~~~f~o~r~ag~es~t~3~-~14;·~Fio~rFin.f~orm;;;a~ti;o~n~,~c;all;;(7,t~41}~2~25~-~9-23~7~.~~~~it~~;;;;;~~"'l":"'f=:=:-~::;r;=:;:~,.-;r.;:-=r.EF.:~~~ • • euc llOllCU I l'llauc: riDnca 11 PUBUC ~ AJIUC HO,_ ( ~c NOTICES 1 · P.\llUC NOTICl8 I W NOTICll J rflllll~ lt01IGm I PU .. ~-J ~===au=,..===ow-a ..... .._ . ducted~·.,, lndMdU81 Orange~ on 01 Daily Pilot Jan 7, ,4, 2,, Thil busll'IGS• 11 con· ciarM11, cred1t0t•. cont· Ofange Couo~t -26-99 Delly Pftol Jen. 28. Feb Flcthloue 8u1JneH ~ITACtOM .IUOtC~ = ~*111181 ere Fore-Heve you at.811ed doing i .... T19481 28 1990 Th20t dUC1ed by an lodlvtduet lngent cred1tof1. lod per-1 711387 4. 11. 18, 1099 Th.230 . Name Stai.rn.nt StrW:es ,.,._.llbOn _.., .,~ • H•ve unu started dol11g aont Who m•y OltielWlse D1Hv PllOt Jan. 28, Feb. FfctltlO"I Bu1l-1a --1...-...ng .... --· CE TO DEFEND : as i lld ..... !MtM bull,,...,.... ....... D8ffy Pllol Jen. 7, 14, 21, buslnea:Y..11 Yes IO·HMl be Interested In tile wtll or 4, 11:~18, 1999 Th224 N•m• .. Stai.m:;t .~·do.~~neuli:-K (Avt.o • AcuNdO) TONY PtQU to ~tfTruSI Th!Nell Cam.on t ...__. 28, 19" Tl\200 Flclitiou• Buslneu Mlcheel Christopher eatall, Of both, d MADGE Flctltloua Busl;._• .. R I .. L A AT s .>OHN. HEDWIG ANN ST. MITH ~ING With the County Clll'k of PUBLIC NOTICI me followtng penions Thi• statement was liled A PETITION FOR PAO· N•m• Statement are-doing bUS•neu •s SPORTSWEAR. ... ~92 ~ REGAN, ORTEG-. ST. ~I by TT s lta\ltnln YIU n•.., N•me Stal9ment McDonough W PAYNE. deceased. ,..,. The fOll0'#1ng pe'3QN M" " JOHN. CONSTANCE c. .. Orang• County on 01/05198 PloAMA-·-...... "... •re dOing business as: With the County Clertl ol BATE hi• been lfted by The fol!Owlng persons Fabncalort Wesl, tn9 18th St .. Costa ,_ .. , GNHT. BLAIR R. LAUGH-.ts n H9M77M40 ,.;•9 -a) center for Integrated Or.toge County on ,..9.99 E~ne LM Payne Jr In are dOino t>ustness u Whittler Ave , Co•ta Miii, 112627 ~ HOPE 8 LAUOHU':f ~of ,Rfe D.Sly Piiot Jen 7, 14, 21, The~ tat.....m Health, b) Eaglewlng1 111998780660 ttle Superior Coun of Cell· Ehte f>hY$~e Fitness CA 92827 Oojo ~rtswo8\ ~c JAC:Co~J~~~s ~"'Recorder ~ 28. 1999 Th20e dol t>uatne~ '::ton1.,. ~~t;f~:'· ~11:2ede to f:,~ oa1~ P11o1 Jan 21, 28. 'of~ae ~E~T~oiiacroR ~~:mJes1~bA2;~g21s1. ic~~~;igJ:.::!~· ~~.: ~a ~!sa.~ ~~21 '· ~ATTIMO, CHRISTINE CAL. nt • Slate O~I at PUIUC NOTICE TE~LOCK. 2tl14 Hl.lfto street, #E·tOll, Santa Ana, Feb. • 11• 1999 Th2'8 PAOeATE reques1a that Tony Wilde, 2t6·23rd Cosla M8", CA 92627 This business I• con VEITT'. PHILLIP A. ALBANO, t ~ IN Ungton Street, Huntington CA 9270\ NOTICE TO Eugene Lee Payne Jt be St.. C01sta Mesa, Ci\ 92627 This buslMH 11 COii· ducted by limited Llal>tlit'; KEUY C. ALBANO, CON· ~a rm~ '1cttttoua hetMN i:acn, ~ 9284~ Joan Wise. 1125 E '7th CONTRACTORS appointed as peraonal rep· This bOslness 1s con· ducted by. a oorpo<stlon Co STANCE DAWSON TER· N .. ..,.. ltat.ment arry .,.. .,...,enbaugh, St . #E-109. Santa Ana, CA c•LUNG FOR BIOS resentettve IO edmlnister ducted by •n lndlVldual Have you 11arted doing H•ve 'fOAJ 1t1rted doing RELL BREAUX bHARI· • The folloWI plf'IOnl .,. 1403 OlllWlll St., 13, PO H I r1ed Ooino bvllnlSI yet? VIS, \·4·99" l>USlntU Y9\? Ye1, August JAIONE R. BREAUX. J.M. E l.f..I R dotng buslne~ u : Huntington Bt1ch, CA 92~e~11eWise. 1t 0 25E 17th N~~~g~~ MD~~IRl5~1 t!'lerJ~~l~~d::su::i~ bu:r:u~1t~es. 1111119 Something Spony, Inc, 1998 STRONG, RICHARD K. 11 ~luclion, IQ !he LOOfCSOLV, 34318 Cati. ~ bu•lntH le con-St·. IE·109, Sanca Ana. CA FIED SCHOOL. DISTRICT thl decedenri Will and Tony Wilde Ray Tor,.y, President Doto S~ar. UC, MILLER. MILL STONE hlohesl er {or c:asll Of Porto!•. Capistrano 8MCh, ducted~:.,.. lndlvldU81 92701 PROJECT BID I08·119 cod1dls," any, be admthed lh11 stalement was Med This 111tement WU tiled Andrew ~ Mlnaoll, Gan- p R 0 p E R T I E s . LT 0 . • cli'edl as b8bw CA 92624 Haw you •IM1ed dOlng This busmess IS COO· c 0 NT RA c T • 0 9. 9 9 to probete. Tilt Wiil and With the County Cler1' ol With Ille County Cterle ol .ml ~anager SWAAJ HOTEL, INC:.i ~yable Ill fu at time= Leuntn L. Kelty, 34318 bl.lei,,... Y9t? No ducted by. husband aod EASTBLUFF S'CHOOL· •ny oodlCill u• available Ofange Count)' on 1-26·99 Oranoa Counrt O(I 1·26·99 This stalement was filed OEVKI N MADAN, DIANt: ~~ title, d Id b Calle Portot .. Capistrano lJarrY Oeftent>augh wile MODERNIZATION II RE· lor exeminellOn In the Ide 1'9H7813M 1"9t711'°2 with 1t1e County Cterll 01 J KAPLAR. JOSEPH l<A· li'und'lrsJl ~ rll~ Dj Beech. CA 9292~ Thia atetement WU " Have 'fOAJ staned Oc>ing MODEL kepi l>y tnl ooutt Dally Pilot Jan. 28~•b Dady Pilot Jan 28 .. Feb Orange Cou~26·t9 PLAR . W B ERNICE~ ~o,ed ,.,~ Thlt bu1ln111 11 con· with the CotJnty Cftfl( of buslnessyet?No BIODEADllNE· IHEPETITIONr.quests 4, 11. 18, 1999 1n;c21 4, 11 t8.1909 Th231 1 1408 8w~~:i1'N~ ::l~i~~'. Coun~'l :'wJ dS ~ byouY' an~d':oi-0r8ngl County on Ot/05199 Joan Wise FEBRUARY 26, ;9", aulhOnty 10 admNter the Aclltloua BualneH Ffctltlou• Buelneaa Dally Pltot Jan. 28, Feb JOLENE F. ANDERSON, more -IU In 11'9 bUalnen yet? No ... t .... 77M43 This 1tatement was filed AT 2:00 P.M. 8'1111 undtt the lndepend· Name Stai.ment Nama Statement 4, 11. 18, 1999 lh2S2 GSETA s BRODERICK. lll>OYI re oC Lann L K.ely 011ty•p11o1 Jen. 7. 14, 21 , With the County Cllm ol PLACE OF BIO RE-. en1 Admllll5tf8tl00 of Es· The fOllowing per.ens The lolloWing per90f\I Flctltloua 8uslnna MANOR FINANCIAL SER· Trust Thesnet~Bn!S, Thlt ltlttmlt'lt WU ftlld 29,19" Th1n Orange County on CEIPT.FACIUTIES&OP· 11111 Act. (Thjs euttlo(Jty aredolngbu5lneSSll. aredolngbUSlneSIH. N•m•Statement VICES INC MGIC REAl. Olher flMlOll al pn5pefty ~ with IM County Cllftt of 12·29·98 19i86n8953 ERATIONS. 2985·E Beer wilt allow lh• petM>r\11 rep-Olsen Cap11al, 260 Everaoft A11ldenhal. The lollowing petMJN ESTATE SEFMctNG COR· an~:,lmre 0r.nge County on 01/06199 PUIUC NOTICl Da~v PllOI Jan 21, 28• Street, CoJta Mesa. CA ~~'=llv:.~lakJita'= ~. CAs~26;;s. Coate ~~ :_ic:r ~'~'· ar~,~~~S:7~s Per· ~~~~~ ~tlv~ES 1 ~ · &E4 t .... TTMae Plottttoualluetneaa Feb 4, 11. 1999 Th212 9~c~1~~4J~u-court approval Belore Nathaniel Penn Olsen, Greg A Johnaon, 9102 1imrnon Lani, ltVine, OA YOU ARE BEJNQ SUED BY ~ Diiiy Piiot Jan. 7• 14• 21• Name ltatement Fletitloua Buelneu MENTS TO BE PICKED 1taaniu1ng -~slBltl~~. ~ 260 Vict°"8 Street, 148, PionHr Or1Ye. Hun!Jngton 92612 Pl>INTIFF. JA Ud II 1118' rustee ~""an !S 28• 1999 Th207 The following ptflOnt .,. N•m• Statement UP. Same as aboVe. _...... ....,........ Costa Mesa. CA 92627 BMch. CA 112646 Del>Otah Ma"8ne Mobn<1. ct1m1ndan o) MISSION itl'/ o PUBLIC NOTICI doing b4.lllMN u · The following peuions PLAN FEES $75 00 • personal represent11&ve 1llla bu$1neu Is ooo· Lon J JoMson, 9102 4971 PerslfTlmon Lene ESCROW COMPANY, INC., street SS ltld OAVE TAX, INC., 405. 30th are ..... 02. ""·s·"ess as Non·Refun1abll ,w111 ....... bllo '!'l,eui~_!f t.~~s ducted by· an indMdual Pioneer Or!ve, Huntington I.vine, CA 92612 ... ~-·11o1n11 .............. uon ...... __..... ~~1r :Xi ............. _._ ···-·~-St.. ...__. 8"Ch. CA ""' "" •• WAU<THROUGH Man· ... "' ·--............. do4 Bl8Ch, CA 92648 Thia t>u-111851 I• con· ......... ~...... ..... .... ..,.. r ..... ._ ---.... -,..... FIT E 430 Seeward h I untn•s t"•y ha-... ft • ..,. Have UNI &tarted ng ... I • V9U hall• 30 CALENOAA shown Name at .. .....m 92tle3-3711 • datory walkt11roug '' ..... ,.. • ..... m.... buslnessyet? No This business Is con· d~ed by.•n lndW .... ua OAYS •lier thla aummona amou,nlo the unpaid The followtng penont.,.. D•ve T&lt Inc., (CA~· ::2sCor~ del Mar. CA scheduled tor February 5, 0011Ce or consented to thl Nathantel Penn Olsen ducted by oosblnd ~ Have you started dOiOQ • HrVld on you to n1• a wl1h lflleteSI "*90n the doing butlne.. u : Am1ft. 30th St., Newport . , Scott M Hent1ck, 430 t 999 II 8 00 a m Prospec· Pl'CPOSed ldtOn > The tn· This statement wu hied wire t>USlntH yet? No ~en rnpons• at thl• =atiOO secured by lhe can HatVMt Foods 151 CA ~711 Steward Ave . Corona del 11ve blddefl are to meet al depeOO.nt . admlnistl9t;Qn With thl County Clerk ol Have you •tined d01ng Deborah M. Molina c9\u1. ~ to b~ld ~~ r:· Terraza ct Coate MH•. Thi• bu•ln••• I• con-Mar, CA 92625 F1Clflllfs & Operellona, aunu~ityanWltn"teberestp~npetedr· Orange eoun1~ 1 7 • 8 2t1 1 ~2! business yet? Yes. 3198 Thia 1111ernent was Med A. tettar or phone caH wlll !S .. _. :-1 •118 CA 92027 ' ducted by: • corporlllon This bUslness is con 2985-E Bear Street, COsla ,.._ "" .. .,..., ..... Lori Jonnson • with ltll County C181k of not protact you: yovr ~ ~se~ ii"' ..... v~i~ ThomH Joh1n1on 151 Have you ttarted doing ed b nd Id 1 -Mesa, CA Catt (714) ~tlt!~·.•~ot>ie<:ls~s IOgOOdlhe Daily Ptlol J•n. 28, Feb Thia statement w11 flled Ortnge County oo 1·20·911 wffllen rttpontt mutt be or~ .,:,gia ofYS~le fs Ttrraza Cl., Cotta ·M .. 1, bullne11 y9t? YM.1. H.$8 d~ve :o:n,~rt:c, ~g 424·7530 lor details. Bids ..-""' "'t.. ""':. hOUld 4, 11, 18, 1999 Th225 with the County Clertt of 1"96180914 In pro~ legll forrrt If you $375372 6 It i~ote thal CA 112627 Dave Tb, Inc., UIV9 TIP, business yet? Yes, 12198 will not be aoceptad from caun wllyt .. e cou., s Actitloua Bualneaa Orange County on 1·28·99 OaMy Piiot Jan 28, Feb want t •court 10 hHr yout l'J IM lime of ee ~n-This bu•ln•H 11 con· PrHfd9nt flled Soott·M Henrick co11tractora ~ attending ""l ~~~r~C:~~-petl· N•m• Statement 1""711400 '· 11, 18, 1999 Th237 cue. ~bid l"!l<!Y be ~ than the ducted by: an Individual Thia si.tement wu This statement was flied thll wall1throuB . B tlon wul be held on 3-4·99 The lollow1ng persons Delly Pilot Jen. 28t Feb. Flctttloua Bu•lneH If. you do not flit your r• lnd.Oted~ due. in ti.,,.. you stMlld dOlng wllh the County Cletll Of with \tie Coonly Clerk of NOTICE I HERE Y •5 -..., n..A• L73~ ... _, ...,,slneas 81 4, \ 1, 18, 199' h232 Ne-e 5 .,.....__ 1 1ponM on lime, you may ition to cash. 1111 Trustee busfneu yet? No Ot'qe County on Ot/05199 Oran"'" Countv on 1-19•99 GIVEN thll the ·~a· at 1.. p ... "' ....,.,. • • are UUJng"" SU .... MONS "' ..... , ...... IOM the cue, and your eccept cas111M's c:hec:Q TllomasJohan90n 1 .... 1TM41 .... ~ ;~780662 named School 01stnci ol located al 341 The c;ft\o Upbeet R entals, "' The 1o41ow1ng persons wages, money end Pf'OP. drawn on a slat. Of national This statement wu ftlld Dally Piiot Jen 7 14 21 Dally Piloe Jan 21 28, Orange County, CA. acting Drive Or•nge. .Calif 103-21gt Place, Newport (CfTACIOl"C JUDtCIAL\ ate 001nQ bUslnlh u •rty rney be taken wlthouf bank, a ctieck drawn~ with IM County Clerk or 28 19119 • • Thao! Feb ... 1 t, 1999 Th213 by end lhrough ill Govtm 92868 Beach. CA 92663 NOTICE TO OEFEN· a). T"H E L 0 c AL l\.n1her warning from 1n1 stalfi,M,derr.I etedrt ..... ..: Of•""• eou-. on 01/06/llSI • Fictitious Busfnu• !no Board. hereinaller re· IF vou OBJECT to the GeotQll John0 son.La3t31M DANT 1Av1so 1 Aaaado) PLUMBER. bl HOSPITAL. coutt. Of taWnbY•...: -.. iHMTTMU PUIUCNOTIC! ferreo to•• "DISTRICT,H gran11ngoflhlpe11t10r1,you W9SI Nine ,,..,., guna SCOTT~OBINSON.anln· MECH~NICAl SERVICE. Thert Ill othlf legal r• °' ~and .,.., Name Statement Wiii recerve up to, btJ1 not afloU\d eppeer al the hllr· Niguel, CA mn OMdual, 0 E WHITSON. C) TOWER MECHANICAL ~1remeota. You may wan4 8SSOClatlOn. ~ Dally Pilot Jen. 7, 14, 21, PlotHloue halneM The fOl\owlng per..ons later thin tile aboYl·alate<I Ing Ind S1at1 your ~· John LlnlfTl8Y9', 31364 ind1vldu1tty, •rid doing SERVICE. 1"6 S C11rv1, 1 to call an attorney right =·in~~J1 of~ 28, 1999 Tht98 NanM at•t~t ere dOlnQ business u 1irne, seatod bids tor !tie lions or I•• wntten ObteC-Weat N1M DIMI. Lagut'll 1>us1nen a1 WHITSON Orange. CA 92868 -.Y If you do not~ nanoal e aulhonzed • II TNIOlloWlngpaBONere Rell·Tlme ~'· 1606 1wardofacontr8CCl0tllll lton1wlthlhecoullbel0<1 Niguel,CA926n DEVELOPMENT: end MBTJ Bangert, Inc , .,, attorney, you mey ,_. ~do ~ 111 !tits stlll Flotttloue -U-n~M doing butlnna u K & A Sendeaslle Dr!Ve. COrona eb<>Ve prqea. Blda Ullll Ille heenng Your ap· This business II oon· DOES t throUgh 20, In-(Cellt ). t•8 s Cltru.. Ot· I/\ attorney refll'Tal •IMcl ~ ... f-"'.... be -........... an NafM 8......,...,t E.nterprl••· 25411 ~ .... Mar, CA 112625 be received in the ....i..-pearance may be In person duded by. a general part• dutlv• 8~ CA 92868 ~_, ..... _ (11..__. ""' "'"' ,._,.., •• " .,....... """' YOU.ARE BEING SUED . .:.. .............. I' ........ °' I _.. on..,. .,..., 01'$, I • cond11Jon, bUt ¥111hou1 The folowfng PlflC)nt.,. A.,., IH, Coela M ... , A Witham Sada<> FVJ•ISllt>o, ldenllltld above. eod wn or l>y your ellomly ners .• ,. ,. -·--....,.,. In the P book)· eotenllll Of watlWllY. ex· doing bUalnep u : HouN-92627 1506 SandcaS11e Dnve be opened lod publicly IF YOU ARE A CREDI· Have you started doing 8V PLAINTIFF: (A Ud le dueled~ a coq>onrllOn o..pues d• que le "" ~!nd-ld. ~ II-keeping SuppllH Com-1<911y JMn C\mun, 2548 corona del Mar. CA 92625 read llloud at lhe •boVe· TOA or contingent aeditor bu51N» yet? No uta dlmandando) BEN Have 'fOAJ •tatted dOing ll'lgUlt'I Ntl CltKlon JUdl-• poSsels.oo ~ l*'Y· 9071 Reg8tUI Or., °'1lngl Aw . •H. eo.ta This business IS oon-Staled llm• Ind place ol the ~sed. 'fOAJ musl Georgia JohnlOll YOUNGLOVE an lodMd· bueinlU ~If? NIA ' ._c:.aJustldlltn1unpla.zod1 ·'°~ . Hunttng1on Beach, CA ...... CA826.27 <Sucte<lby.anlOdlvkSu.I Each~rmu$1subn\1t file 'fOAJI c:lalm IMV'I lhe ThS&ta118mentwuldecJ IJ•I: anCI JANETTE MBlJBangert.lnc , .. 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS iness llQlfad -9264e Thi•. bu1ln1n I• COi'-Have you started doing wllh each btd • certitled or court llnd ma•. copy lo lhl wlltl the County Clertl ol YOUNGLOVE, an lndrvid-WM B Bangert. Jr I/Pru ,.para pr11ent•1 una r• T~ ~lheteun-Hllcll ~ T8htl, 9071 du<Md by..,, lndMduaJ l>Usiness yet? No cas/ller's chedl payable to personal represen1111v1 Orange County on 1·26-99 ual Thlt .iatement was riled sf)Ullt• ncrtte a mequlna ~ ji;; lntereSC as . I RIQattll Oftw, Humington HJVI you 118111d doing Wiiiiam Sadao F1.111tsUbo ttie DISTRICT or 1 bid appoinled by lhl coun 19996781390 Vou hllve 30 CALEN· wnh the County Cler\ d en at8 COf1• ~~ b ~ Beach, CA t21Me bullneaa Y91? Y11, •198 Th'8 siatement was filed bond In the form 111 rorth in w11hln lout months from the Dally Piiot Jill. 28, Feb. OAR DAYS after ttn sum· Orange Co\Klsy on 1·8-99 Una carta 0 una Hamada Trust~ ry_s.a KartDunnT8htl,9071 R• ~lyCumutt with lhl County Clerk ol thecontrectdOC:Umenllln dateollhel1ra1111uanceol 4,11,18,1999 Tt\228 moNl&Mrvedonyouto 1"91T7111t 11tefonlca no It ofrec«a 0 15 vlded ~j = Drive. Huntington Thi• "-"m1111 wu nlld Ora11g1 Count)'. on 1-19-99 an amount oot less ttlan letter• •• provided In Pro· Flctltloua Bu•lne.. •te a fYplWTllten response Daily Pilot Jan. 28. Fe6 • protlCCl<>n, 1u tHl>Uffl• plJs J!2 Cflaoes • CA 92848 with the County Cllrtl of • 1"96780664 10% ol 1he maximum 1>811 Code s1e11on 9100 N Stai.ment •t •hi• 00011 • 4, 11 18, 1999 Th237 1wtt1 • maqutne Ilene que ~ oiwie TIVS1ee Thi• bu1ln1H 11 con-0r8ngl County on 01toem oa11y Pilot Jan 21 28, 1m<x.1nt ot bi<t et 1 goaran· The hmt tor f11tng c1a111n1 n:~~ng pe~s ~letter pnone call win STAftMEHT OF • cumpllr con lu lorm&ll-~the trusts crellltd by ducted by: husbatld and 1 .... ,.,.~8 Feb 4, 11. 1999 lh214 tee tnet the t>klder will will not expire before our are dOln~ buslOHI 81 not prot"-• ,ou. your type· ABANDONMENT OF dedet legaJ11 •Pf09l•dll of Tru~. Dated. wt,. o·11u Piiot Ja" 7 14 21 F1e1ftlous 'e1.11lness e"'e1 into the Pl"""Hd months lrom the hearing T"'-e11-... ive Wnter, wr111en ,..,.,,,.. .. ITllJSf tit USE OF F CTITIOUS 11 ustld quler• que I• con i~ .~ ~ Hev• you 11at19d doing ... , ... ' ' ' ~tract fl tile u';;;e t• dale noticed above. '"' -.i Co lo proper i;Qai form 1f you I •scuchl •u caso. ~."'SiCql.ml botlnfta yet? VH, t2/l/98 28, 1999 ThltO Name Statement awarded to auch bidder In VOU MAY EXAMINE the 609 Themes Wey. 818 want the court to h .. t your BUSINESS NAME SI ustld no prattnt• 1u , ~·rrw ( , Heidi Ktta1foe T•htl PUI. LIC NOTIC! •r~~~ol=l~ssl>!'!sons the event ot failure to enter Ille kepi by tile ooun 11 'fOAJ M~~ar1~~99r;~~ Collins, ease. The fOll<>Wlng person(s) 1Hpue1ta • tltmpo, pued• 1 lhlt Sl•ament wu nled S •• • into said contrac:t, aucn 11 111 a pe.-.on Interested In 609 The"""• Wey, Costa 11 you do not flll '(O'Jr re· his (have) abandoned \tie perder ti caao, Y II pold 4 m,.,, ., n · with the County Clerk of '1otttloua • ...,,... a) E& ertey· Chee.... '" cunty will be lorfelled. !hi esta11, 'fO'J may life Ma""', cA"""9...,..., aponse on time. you m•Y use or the flel1uous t>usl· quttar 1u salarlo, tu dlnero ~ 1<81J 1 ' 18 Y Or.nge Cotlnty on Ot/05/99 .. .,... lt8t4Nftent Associates, Incorporate(!, The DISTRICT reserve• with Ille court• Reque•t for ;.:-:"5 .. 0,1;..;; Is con· lo a the cese, end your nHs name a) HOSPtT'-1.. y otru coua de •u f\IJ~.~l'I ,_ 1""lT94414 The fol\OWlng penona ara bl ESA, Inc., 2711 E. Coast Ille nglll \0 rtjec1 any or all Special Notice (form DE· '1• " 1 wage•, money and prop-MECHANICAL SERVICE. propledld aln allleo edlclo-1 ~~Of euenm_~ 0•11" Pl'°' Jan. 7, 14, 21, doing bualnee1 u~ Hwy • Ste. C, Co<ona def bid• or to weive any, Ir· 154) of Ille filing ol en in· ducted by. an lndlVldul any may be fallen w1tholst b) THE LOCAL PLUMBER ~~'::!ad~J::· ie. IX>m~~~~ UMC/'j(jj 28~m Th202 ~:.eop~i1'~.;:brl~ ~51~~:.~12 & As· ~~~·~:. O:,,~~r:;:: ii: :~~~ .::11a~ra:s1.~ t!=ss~t?i~ld doing ~t warning horn the ~E'Wrbi~ ~E=I~ _ g.,.._ Puecll que '--1ed II ~1· PUILIC MOTICl t202i soclate1, Incorporated, ding. No bidder mev p1t1Uon or •coount •s ~11!"881.~ .. ~1 :aa~ tded Thera •re other legal ... Colfax. Cahf. qullra llamar a un •l>oga ~ • Ot/2t/t999 and Jutle Bini Outm, 214 Ca· (CA), 2711 E. Coast High· W•lhdrew any bid tor• pe· provided In Probata Codi "''" .. .,,_ ,..:.... .... quirernents You may watU The Fldlllous BUSltlttlt lnmedlatamante SI no Flottitoua au.an... brtllo St., Coata M ... , CA way, Ste C, Corona det rlod ol 75 <Seys •lier the section 1250 A Request ¥11th Iha Coun1y """"' "' IO call en ~ right name rettmld to ~ conoce a un •bogado 58 ... .,.. •~t inm MaTI;.;Ab~=ss is. con· de!e 181 tor the opening of '°' Special Nouca loon is Orange Coun~~i2:':, away. II 'fOAJ dO knOw wu llled In Onlnoe County pulde llenw • un ~ Thi toltowlng ptf.anl 111 Thi• bu1lna11 la con-td btds •vailable from the COUr1 Oa"" Pilot Jan 28, Feb .,, ettomey, you tNy ca• on 10-13·95, F'ILE Nd'. 61 reltrencla de aboga..... bcr• Nt; 1~ clolog ~ .. a : Fftll:o duc:ted b)" M lndMdU91 ~ve oy;~a ~l::n~ The Dlltnd hlls OC>talned derk ., •n •ttomey ntferrar .. rvic. 1"566et«3 ~·.,unr.'a °..f!dt"d1~! ... 9yuda1.,. ~ro ,............. & ANocHJ .. , 2AeO Plll'k H.,,.. you etartad d<Mng ...... A ... yet? y ...... 9•1,,.9 horn the Director Ol the o... Pt1Jt1oner: 4·A11• 1'8 1 · 199 8 9 1 Th227 Of• 1eg11 8ld otta (listed Thll bualnau 1a con-.__ .. ,_, .. ,,,., -'"'" ........,,.,,... ~ Newl>Oft BllCh .... _, __ ., _..., v" t2 1""' ""'........ .... " .. _..., 11--1"-1 Relt £-:l:ne LM Pa"M, Jr., et t oua ua nu• 1n the Phone book) duded ~an lrClvldual tont • Of IULl IAl.f • ' ....,...,_. , .... " · • ..,. Estet19y·Scheetz l Aa· pa'""""' 0 ,..,... '00 • ' s 1 co • '"'" CA Julle Bini O\IM I ed lion$ the genlfal p11valrlng 1 E. Oclen Btvd., N8m• i.tement DHPUH di que • Jamn rt CASS NUM8Rlh (~ ltc.11H) Ch11t11 Wllllam F"llo. Thia ltltemenc wu ftlld IOC!atu, ~al • rate or per d•m wages and B•tbOe. Celll. 82te1 The loiki'tWlg persona entreguen esla ota<:ion Ju· This 5tat8mlnl wu riled (Mumero ftl C...) NOTa IS HmE8'1' 24«1 P.rtt ~ New-With 11\e CCM'ity Cletll of J H SchMtz, CEO lhe general prevelling rate Publl1hed Newport er. doing bualnlss u: dlelal Ul\ad tlefl8 un plazo with tit C•.unty 0.11< cl ecMHS Nt' bilk sat is lllOtll m bf por1Baecl'I,CA92'80 Orange CcUlty on Of/05m Thia statement was filed lor holmy and ovartlme Beac:h-Cosl8 Mesa Daily Ptdlllnk. 4100 campoa de 30 DIAS CALEN· Orange CUltY on 1-8-99 Thi rwne Ind eddr•1 mlOe CMrlone Pound Flllco, t .... 1'TMeO ~iltl the~~ ~le1~ ~ worlc 1n lht locelity In whtdl Pilol JI~ 27 28 Feb· DIMI, Sulla 230, Na\llPOO DARIOS ptlrll pniMnlar 1""771111 ·tne court la (El l'Ombre Y adlhss~The .. nMnl() ... ' s)) .~}sw) -~~a: ~ ~ Dally 'Piiot Jan. 7, 14, 21, range 199967ao6a. tnelor ~1·~~!8'!.~llOn ruary 3, 1 WTH238 Beacf\Am•'rc1cA1n92860Ent1rprt•• ~!..":':t. ~ • .. o.11fy, 1Pllol8, ,J!n 28;.f~ dlteCCJon de la c:ort• 11) •>Ol n ...... , ..... ~.,......Thi'• but'lnH• 11 con-29, t9" Th204 D~ Piiot Jen. 21. 28 ea ..... a.u ..... 'ill•.... ___ .,......._...,,..__,__ .. -.. --" ,,..., """"'" COURT OF Alff COOAMN 226:! ....... or type o4 wor1< needed to Aetldoua Bualnes• Sotutlon1, Inc.. (FLOR· u,.. can. o una llemad8 MUNICIPAL F Ad ~ ,......... duaed by· hl.llband an<S PUILJC NOTICI Feb. . 11, 1999 i 11.'15 the I ct Holl t0•• 8800 North Dela 1elel0t'llCll no la olrecat8 CALIFORNIA, 14011 4th CAaMtw ' # ~ MU&, WI,. . . ....... d Fietitloua 8u1lneH edaxecy ,.uttaea ... ~J!I nald -~ Neme St1tement u~. ~-•• 00 eCICOl ...... _ ta 4 00 C'" ..,_. t.,,.., OI"" .... ., .,. ,... .. "T>.-loUowing parsons .....,,, Hwy.. .>U"a l ' prOI · IU re....-a AVE SAN OtE • ,.. OolnQ bu1innt as FAIR· ,_ .. , you 1 ... flottttoue llue"1H• Nam• Statement &peclfll<I In thl colledlve •~'do.no bOsinesa es: Tampe, Aa 33614 NCflta • mc.qU1na ene 92101, SAN DIEQO JUD VIEW COURT 1.MJNOROIMT ~/,~::o Neme 8l8t.......t The fol10W1ng persons bargamtng egreemenl IP· d O H 600 This bu$lntss la con-que cumpltf con les fot• CIAL DISTRICT The IOcttOn in CM.tonu of Tlllt IWtefnent _. fllld Thi folloWlng perwona .. , •re doing business as: pllca.ble to eech 1>11~r 1~a s~~r 5~Y =#pon ducted by. a corpora\lorl ma I Id 1d•1 i:p • 1 • • The name, 1ddr11s, aod IN Cllltl baell•w oltict 01 Cit with !he County Cler11' 01 doing bullntta 11; FTS lnauranca Setvk:ea, cnfl. clasall1<:1\lon or ~ Blaeh. CA 926'63 Have 'fO'J lfaned doing tproplad81 11 ust qu11ra tal~honl nurnt>er of plaln-Stlletts)" SIJ1't Of•""'" County Of\ Ot/05l99 PREMIER Al/T080DY RE· 2102 Buscness Center Or, or wort< empto"J9<S on t~ Libbie R. McMahon, 600 butlneH yet? No que le oorte ~ eo tiff's attorney, 0t ptalntJ the l\lmt(s) inCI bullntl3 -..... 1 .... T1'M4I FINISHING. 16781 Rock· #130, Irvine, CA 112612 prOject COples of IC!lld· 112 361h St., Newport Amerlc•n EntarprlH caso wfthout •n auomey, It: (El tddlm o1 Cit ~'"" Dally Piiot Jen 1, 14, 21, ~;:,8 Unit L. lrvlne. ~ tJ'Af Jl'C: ~Y::s'·c':. ~~:10~ ;;:~,~.~:;:':. ee~cr,· ~=3 11 oon-:"1ru!':~~~Y F ,.~:' ."f .. ~r.~~ nombtt, ta dlr:'ron Yd: WILLIAM A. ~ T, tA1 28, tM Th197 Dent·Mutera tnt1rnatlon_l!IJ tit Or., #130, Irvine, CA fk:e aod •r• a111M1~ to duded by~ an lodlVldu.I This 1ta1ement waa filed petdtt et c:uo, Y a poeden numero de ' • ono PWS, It«:• 6tlOO Ao~a Streel. PUBLIC -nee Inc., (CA), 15791 ROClcftltO 92612 any 1nu1re~ted ptlrty upon He-""'" •t•rt-" ~ng wl1h lhe County Clerk or qu11ar su .. 1.r10. au dlnfn> abogado det deman<fante, Lot AllQlies, CA 90040 '"' Unl1 l, Irvine, CA 92818 This l)Uslness ts COO· requoat In accordance buii,;".,'yet? ve:."1+iw Orenge County on t 28·911 y OtrH coaa1 de •u 1 o det demand1nt1 que no The asatts being sold t it Flotttleue .._.... Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-ducted uy. 1 corporal/On with SeGUon I n:J 2 of the Lib~ R. McMahon t"'871tl92 propledad 11n avllO adl· ' 111ne 1bogado, H) DAVID gene,.iy desc.nblcl u r11111:i.i11, Name • .;.-... ducted~· a corporaUon Have you staned doing Cahlornia l.ebOr Code, the Thlt lllltmtnl was tded Dally Ptlot Jan 28.:.feb. QOl\el porpt1n1de18 ~ : • S LANI;/ l1•rts, equipme~ mechnttY, The followf .,. Have you 1t1t'11d dolng business vet? Yes, 111199 Contrldor ·shall post a wllh lhe County Clertt of 4, 11 , 18, 1999 tn228 Exlaten otroa tequlaltoe , •SEAN c COUOHUN, ~ n.wne. llale, IUMhOIG dol bu ~ ~ bUtlMt• ytt? Y11, 10/231 Full T1tne Sotullo~. Inc , copy ol the d1t1rminallon Orange County on 1•26•09 ACdiiou• aualneei legala• Pl.llde que ~ :s~311187900, lt'llCllMITlllllll. ~ l'IOI ID Sc:!! ....... 1 ....... ;.__,~ 98 ,.;.._ Jay Talley. PresJCFO ol p1eva111rig r•te ol w1g11 1""711383 Name Sl•iem.nt QUlerali.mer• unllbOgadO 1•--1-1 -,,.,._1 &_.. ,.,.....,. Dtnt·M•fler• tnt1tna1"",.,· Tllll st•t•ment was filed et each JOI> 111t. Thi p• .... Jan 28 F b ~~ 1nmeclla1amente. SI no '11NCHY ""'wine woo -·-.,. loc.o • 2263 ~11 , eo.t. M.... Inc • An11\ony Matteaon, will\ the County Clt111 ot sctiedul• or per diem Deily ""' • e Thi I~ .. ..,, peraooa conooe a un abogada, ~EASON l HODGES, fw.i .. AO ' lti, COltl Miu CalMI D Comwell, 10925 7:.'"!:1emenc wu 1111<1 Ot'ange Coun~= :s ~:'J~~: 4,Ftl~thi8~~!9:uein::2 ·~.~:"~!::.' s'~ t':..~= ~u= • 52.I 8 STAEET SUITE CA El F'MO. FounUlln V*'f, Wiii\ the County°*" ot DalfY Pilot.Jan 21, 28. The ~It ror y and Name Statement Sl~·.·il~.~~ oaunaotlClrllldel)'UOall· ' 1500, SAN DIEGO CA DI ,.,..tt;!,~.!!,!M'*:::;!.'!!..: CA 92108 u w---.,. Orange County on f2·1...e Ftb 4, 11, 1990 Th2t8 ovet11me work "ian be •I The IOllOW1ng persona -""'' ,,.2708 .....,.. gal (vea et ~.J.!' .. • ' 92101""401 __ ,,.,_ ,,... 08Yton ,.., ....,.., ... , -t .... ,,.,.... 8 ( ~me and oot-Nll Thi , .... ,...i,.,. builnial •s: Velley, CA" rOOIOO). • DATE· AUG 2e 1999 ALOE:N \.Yawl~ COfV> Df•k• Bay. Conine ffl Lew Ofnot• of Flc:tltloua u• ""' Contractor •nd •ny '[) """e;.":111 De:Vins. 240 PetrtCll Encema~n. CASE NUWEA: · · 11326 Solitll Sii-. Cttntoa G.l Mat, CA 92125 Nam. Sta,.,,,.,,t ,...,_1 "'""'•) -~I c .... 17860 N9Wt10Pe St .. Sulle (Numwo die C-.o) ~. 00703 n lie lllk:tj)9d ... Thia bualntH 11 con-PAUL s. NASH, Tile l()llowlng pel'IOOll ,........,, ';·the.... , HIOOYlf or .. C06 ..... 1a llA.-t27. Fountain vaa.y, • 1'11H -y ta/ K. ••LLAfl8, is. ii Ftblll~ 11 1M Out»CI ~: ~ 2903 Main S''"'· 1\111 •re dOing botinea u ::v~:o 191ff of w•get IO ct:~:~dw'aro AlonM>, CA 92708 SHH.A 8. RU. COWi. 0eputJ The bulk Ult ii lllbjtet to HIV9 you· atw1ed doing tOSO, lrvlne, Callforn1• ANDREW LAWLER Al WOttltfa employed by 240 Hl~r Oft,/t, Co&ta Thie bulinnt la QOn• DEPT. 1• NOTICE TO THi PERSON CllllOtM l,.qfOlftl ~ bu.inaae nf? No t26t4 COMPANY. 801 Dover th6m In the l•tW\lon oC Mesa, CA 92828 dUCted by an lfdMdual lha Ntnt 8nd 1CknM • $EAVEO: You 111 MMd COOi Sdon 11081 ctayton Wtbltef DtlllY Pilot Jtn 7, 14. 2t, Drtvt. Suite 10t. Newp0!1 !he cootract Thlt bullntll i.s ccn· H8ll9 ~ •lantd OolnCI of tit cour1 It (El nombr'I MANOR FINANCIAL SEA-The l\ltl'll and ldlRU ot = ~ -~~ 28, 1'91 Th1'5 eo:~reC..A 9~., • .901 A P•yment Bond end a cludll<t by. '" 1ndMCMI ~ r~~ • ~1 ~ :!. It 'llCES, INC. on bet\ln o1 Ill ~ lljlll\ wnom 'ilitN ~ r.-...... 01--.. _.,. llOTICI "--0 ....... 101 P•rtorrnenc;eBOtldthltllbe Havt 'fOAJ 118Md OQlttg T...,-,, • .._.., """"t....,.. PERIOA COURT. 700 : MANOR FINAHCIAL SEA· ~tiled II AL.0£N LYMAN "'"-'¥""' ..,.,...t ...... ,on771,....,.,.... r-.,.,....r '1111, ~a · requlled pf1ot lo e.cUllOO bOtlrtttaJ:? No ~-......... ~:;.:: ';.~ .... ~ I .~.,.. INC ,_,...,, ,.._ ........ 11".,. ....... • --Newpott Bl•d\, CA 92660 ... , ... oon-cs and INll be Ma ... E rd .AIOnlO .......... ....,_", """"..:...... Cilllc Centet Ottw Weer, ,,,.._._ ... ,...... .....,... """"'" ""'" ->wa• ............ Ill Thia bU~ 11 QQO "' '"' "'" '" Ofsnge Count'I on '•1-•• A C Ill la 1 418 to' (COJ~IOn). Ctllltot CA0010hnCllht DtlllY Pltot Jen 1, 14. 21, ..... .......... ducted by In lndlvldutl • In N lorm ... IOflh In the TN1UU11tment WU fllad t....ia1a :::J~~·· • Ofn l'UblllMd Neiwpott leecfi.. Oft for rMtno dame ~ 'llY 21, 19" ~ Thi folowtr10 ,_...,,. .,. H..,. ~ stan.d CIOinO COtlltact doalment• With the county Citric Of Daily PMoC Jan 21. Feb The eddrett n Co.ta~ D~ Piiot J~ tWO .,:i-11 ~ = ~ PUM.IC llOT1CI ~ ~ ";\~ ~ bualnet• y111V••·1998 u!:"ad~r= ~~ Orang.~= 4, 11, 18, 19" Th2.2t ~·.•~. -r U.ry 7, 14, n , 28, 1Hf Oti fie dCll*ICI Sii• • PleW•• lnalll in-!dY r:.''91 ;·1n , Coeta ~~~~ wu ltle<1 suant 10 !ht OuelrlM• and Dally PllOC Jen 21. F«>. Fldtloue ._.._, ~ an -la: CE -------Th-193-•ldltXM _.. 111 iAt Meet, CAtaat Wl1tl the Couoty Cllftt of ~~ ~1 n be 4, 11.111 19" tt\223 ...,.. .. aeciient l10IT'IDre, la 'f • Jn't e t9111P n. folOwlf'I ,._. .,. A a • ~ I ~ e>r.nge ~' ·19·tt c:taNlflclinon ··A" ~ FlctlUoua 8utlneM The I~ ptl'IOl'lt :s\ a ....,_, o. Jrt)A()H()RST, doing ~ ae: 1ar1t1 ory lnha~ncemtn11 00Pr~ 1 noet1 QOVMNIHQ IOMD MllM ltllt91'Mnt ar:,u~ ~ !!-... dll ~--s) v~ Inc. "°' . _, ~. "-·· , 1 ....... o.11y Pltot Jltf1 21, 28, 111 ldtl8r HeY9I lnwtm The IQlloWtng peraon1 " _ ..... .,.~ 0 __.,... • .,. nc ~ bh Cotti Mna •. ~ I ...,,, CA ='-A~ ...:1•. CoN Feb 4, 11, 11199 Th217 lncuh. Dl,..o, ,..... .,. doltla bueln .. ua tl0n9, !ldan :..117"'"'• ... w· Cfe07715t1~JI021, ~....!!. ....... Inc.,•••, 1 .. 1 .. bu.lwe la COft. 'FictJilOu18'i11Mi1 ~.!.,~allw Chembtr OrchHlfa C:O.~..,.!; 2t03 LAW --··: ............ .-~ ... ..,,..... Tl'"'":9".9Mment ~c;'1a':'10.11v ~·o:t:..r~:.; ..... ~ .... c... ~,.....,. "••HalUllllRna 1wt1,CAt.iliN111 =..r",...,~.:'"' art1~~':°"'8 PflotJet'Nllry21,28 tfte Promuelca ~ v-· ~c:..,_ It con· 23·~ .... ,00 -.11 .. 1•1nl Thia btlefntM i:.o.~ "II~&~ CHAI MCOOHOUGH Thl111 VADA), Mt HUtl= ...... bJ;lf\INNdtlll ..W..CA 11, ~ ~::':::".:: ~ ~ • == ..:... ory I~ ,... MAAtM llRVa. 2118 NOTa CW °T:: =..-:. ~ oon-HM ,au *"9d .. -............. 1 -•• ,, ..... ~:"""" ':... .......... "° ,.. .. ... MIChHl crul•IOJJl'l•r TO .... ll.. .... '°" ..... .. -.... CLA8111'1 .. D It'• the .oluUon you·,. .. arching tot -Wh4ltt). ar you•,.. MetdnQ • nome, en e,puun~ a MW oocupatlon Of 8"*" a 9tray .... I SHOmNGFOlt ANEW APAHMENTI Cla•tlled leb you compare costs wttboatb...a.or wonyl (940) 6'2;;.5878 c;,;..., • -"· -,.., ......... -~ -.. -=·ct=· ..... ""'-_.,, .. ·-· ~ '::.'=tir"t.......111' TaT,..... ·• .. ~ CWll~ ~ 2111 ,~ .. ~A.Tlf!;_ ~ ":..-... .. 11.d """'""~A~wld'T'I---°' "'•-TNI •• ,., -o..r .. 01,_ Avtflut. eo.t. Meta. CA _,_ .r ... ,_ ...... 11!11Jlll ~ r:m.MJi~'ll. " i:d\'"'CA-.. ~ ....,, ...... c.11w ·c:.1: t•anu,. .-~::;;::~...:..:._;_::J_jc~:~~;•LNO..;A~t•ji!M•±:~·~ ... ~~~a..~~·~:.::=:=~~~~t!l!'~~~~~~!liiil ' f I· cne ESCROW NO. 6161 NOTICE TO I CREDITORS OF t BULK SALE I (UCC Sec. 1105) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN flat a bulk Nie Is abOIA IO be made The na S) and bulinHI ad-dr~es) ol trie Mlllr(1) Isl f ere· MEANG KHOUN, CHY KHOUN, HI Alaysla I Stre'lt, Rancho Santa 1 Marganta, Ca 92888 I Qotng bUSlneU II! • ~ LINA'S MINI BAKERY, f 3&01 Jamborff, UM 4, t Newport Beacn. Ca f All other buslnes' I name(•) and add1ess(es) l used by the seHer(1) w1tllln 1 ttle put three years, as • stated by the 1eller(1)1 Isl I ••• NONE • I fhe loc:atlOn fn CllQfom.ia t ol tne c:hlel executrve Office { ol the .... r(a) ii. SAME I MABOVE j Th• name(s) and 'bus1· i neu address ol the buyer(&) ..... ,. VANNA-MAK. • SEANG NA V MAK. • 117 1 1<1ng11on Street, C°'ta t n 'TllO '913 IOld .,. ~ally described a Stock In tr!We, lnrturui, equrpmont, 1eai;ahold 1m· provomen11, goodw II and the tr11de name. Una's Mint Bakery and are located at 3601 Jemb<Jree. Unrt 4, Newpon Beech, C• The bulk eale II ioteoded to be conaummeted 11 me o«iee ol. RMB ESCROW, 2119 N Mrun Street. Santa Ans, CA 92706 •nd the an· Uoipated .aafe d•t• ts Feb· ruary 17, 19.99 Tile bulk gate IS aubfeet 10 C&!llomia Urulom1 COm· marc1at Code Section 6106 2 The name and a<kJren of !he person wtlh wllom ct11ms may be tiled ts· ROSEMARY MUNGIA, R M 8 ESCROW, 2119 Nor1h M.i1n Street, Santa Ma, CA 92706 and Iha test day tor !fling e111m5 by any creditor shall be February !61 1999, WhlCti Is Iha bUll. nesa day befo,_ the antld· pat•d sate data \peclfled • above.· • Oat.cl: '12111191 Ill VANNA '-AK a ISi SEANG NAY MAK Publlstl'd Newport Beactl·Q»ta M sn DailY Pilo1 Jan~ry ~8. 1999 Th23.J cn11678355 Flctltlou1 Bu1ine11 Name Statement The lollowlng pelSOOS are CIOi"O bulinesa as MIN O SPA, 321·A Merguer111. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Janel E. Kytander, 321·A Marguente, Corona def Mat, CA 92625 This bl.lslnen is coo. CSUCted by a11 ind1VidUlll • The reg strent com· menced to uansact buSI· nes1 under me hctJttoos name or names fisted allOVe on. 1·7·98 Janet E. Kytander Th!I stattlm8nt was hied Wttn the c~ c1er1c 01 er.nge Couoly on 1·13·99 199M790247 Oaity Piiot January 28. February 4, 11 1 18, 1999 Th~34 PUIUC NCmCl8 791 08tTUARl!I SMITH Edmond John Smith, 66, passed away suddenly January 23. 1999. Beloved hu$band of Jean for 45 years and loving father of Leighton. Montea and D'Arcy, he resided 1n Costa Mesa for 25 years. As a na~onat expert 1n Rocket PropulslOll and Structures for TRW Strategic Systems, and a devoted family man, he will be remembered as a true gentleman, with an insightflA sense of humor. whose ded1· cated professionalism and deep intelligence always commanded re· spect. He will be greatly missed by his famly and fnends FolloWlllg a private ceremony. a remem· brance gathcnng will l>e held at the home of his son, Leighton, at 1951 Port Bishop P18ce 1n Newport Beach In Ueu of flowers, donations may be made to the Girl Scouts of Orange County t~; Sell your extra . household Items In CLASSIFIED Call 642-5678 715 08'1UARIU PAULA MARIE MIZER PAULA MARJE MIZER. CPM, 47. of Huntington Bcidl pASSCd away ac her residence an Huntington 8c:ach Jan. 25. 19')9. A regioru1 maNgCt for Western . Naoon.il Propcny Management, ~he was very active in the Jruuruce of Real &we Man.agcment. (lREM) and .the Aparoncnr ~tion of Orange C.ouilry. (MOC). For twcnty-6"c years. she has been vciy active in St. James EpisCopal Church of Newp<?rt Beach. teaching, down and puppeteer ministries. She was also a member of both Orange and Los Angdo Thurs.day, January 28, 1999 iB,5 '"' OMUMBI C.ounty f>uppet«r Guild in addition to aaivc in d'IC N tional Au<lobon !ciefy. She is survived by her husband, D:Ue W. Ma.er, stcpc.hildrcn Lln<b Roberts, P.uncb Mc.Murphy and Daniel Mua, three ~. parents Sidney and Sar.ah unier and bn>fhM Sidney, St,c-.-en and Sam Lanier. Vuituion will be from 3:00 10 7:30 p.m .. Friday. Jan. 29th :it P<lcifu:: View MOrni.u)-. 3500 p .icific \r it:W Or I ~rt Bach. calf£ Funeral ~rvilh will be ac l 0:00 a.m., S:lturd.ly, J.m. 30th ac Sc. James Episoop.iJ Olurch, 3209 v~ u<lo, Ncwpoct Bcxh, CW£ Ovorstoc:ked wtth 11utr7 A call to Classified win hetp 642-H78 On t he move? Soll ¥OUr extra household items in Classified g ....... l'J Haws 1111.I d1·a,fli111"' 1111• ... 11h1rc·1.1111 h11mw-.. i1lio111 1101111 Tlw p11l1li -lwr "'"'~"''" 1111• rigltl 111 11·11,,or, n1 l,1·•rf~. rt·\ 1st: or ll'Jl~t Ult\ d11l> .. iri1·1I u1l\t'rt1~1·111r111 l'lr'l1"•' rq•urt nil\ 1 rrur 1lmr 111:1~ IJ\'. 111 \our da,.,ifinl .1d 11111111'<hatt•I, Tlw Datl\ 1'1101 uc·1 rpt:-1111 ' ... l111f 11li1 \ for olll\ 1•rn>r 111 ,111 ;uh 1·'rt1,,.,llll'lll fur 11o lurlt ti Illa\ lw 'n'"l""'~1hlt• n l·c·pt fur tlw 1·1..r 11f tlm "fll" ,. ;ll'tu11lf\ 11u11pi1•1f I·~ 1111• t•rmr. C:n·cltt 1·1111 onh lw ullo11.1~I fur tlw r,,,,, tit'•""""' !:I ..... ., CJ Uy !C'u By Phone ,Cl-t<J) t>4'..!·.)1>7U B y Ma.Win Person: H 1 ·1H ,-~· (9-f9! h:J 1-o.;<J.+ J It> \\t»I IJa, ~lrnl <:11-111 ''· .1 C',\ <l.!h.!"'. \1 \, .. , • .., Bl1•I. & S.1 "t __ , ........ 47e -•n I• · SERVICE DmEctoRY ( t•1r...,. .,...f11 I~,,.,,""~ an I 1J•41f' mmJ,,.r ••Ml•• II r•ll 1 ou 1 ... L •uh a t•nr. 'I"'"") ·Boors Ji.lqil 111111• 8 ::l011111-:i.OOp111 '~··l11-1:.,.1., \full.:-111 8;;W.u11-.> OOp111 \l<nl.n~n1l1" ------Deadlines -----./~-------.. '1onday ........... .Friday S:OOpm Thumlay .. \\'ecl11f'"4lay S:OOpJn -For All Your HOtM and Business Needs --Tut> duy ......... Monday S:OOpm FriJay .......... Thu~day S:OOpm r Gt EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY t. t AR ml tllMt "'911lsl1t II i.ts ....,,,., It b'lld It ll!t ftf trll hit ""1 111 Mt ti 1116 as ••IMd nlU ••If Pltpl lt efftflltt ... , "''''""· fl•lll llH tf .i1c1l•IHllH ""_. •• me. "'"· nt1t111, Ml, llllclla,, llftlflfll IWn ti "' ...... , trltll, tf H lllHllH II •Ill H J Hell ,,111r .. ct, ~ llalllallll • ,...,, ........ "'' .... ,.,., •Ill tt1 Wtti.t'Y tte•fll4 •• , afflltllt ....... ml ...... •Mtl la i• fltltlltlt II IM In O• ruMfl '1 trt ••11•r lwltrllltl "'' all lwlfflttl a•ytrtJHI 11 t•ts t .....,_ .,, n ellnlt 11 u ...... ~11 ... TtCMI -.. ~-. c:al llUO b; T•ln• 111·•-4241$11, ftl ti ........... oc em 111uct tall MUG et ~3511. . " ' r .......... ...., .... ue.,.. _... , ............. , . c.-... 1 HOUSESJCONOOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR 32 HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH VACANT TOWNHOME OPEN SUN 1 A LOWEST PRICED -. 38drm In Corona del M• So, Ftclng Sunny Patio Out ot area selle1 says SELL IT FlNEST Uti08STRIJCTED TODA YI Large 3B«m & lemt/ FRONT ROW VIEW TO room needs work but PRICEO CA TAUNA & SAN 1ooo·s LESS then ... Nie CLEMENT£ ISLAHOS S319.000 Mal<e Ofllft 2BR 2t1A+ OINIHG KOLAR & CO Seier Wtl tnl.trtarn otfetS 9'9·37&-5576 $369,000 to $428,876 VILLA BALBOA 1 10 HOUSESICONDOS I 270 CAGNEY #1 07 ~ • FOR SAL! Pta Cell IOf Gate ·code • COSTA IE~ Also Av•ilable 38dmt 2.S8ath Townhome Ver1•llle1 1 BR Otrec1 ecceu 2~ gar9g1. S 124,500 I ~PORT~I BACK BAY Deluxe 1Bdnn on gated 861all, Vtfl/ pl!VIW. l car ortt No pets $895 oo Agent 64~·96119 VIEW BACK 8AV 2bf 2t>a. IOWnhouse sr.1•: 2 car gas ~1openec, lrplc ·-amen, SISSMno 909-693-3130 Bffl location '" NeWPOtt BHdl Spec:loul 2Bdrm'28att. Ocean V•w lrom ov11MZ9d bakXJny V1t11fted ceilings E•ecullYe emenrues Huge Livlll9 Room $2045 Cd Now 888 183-8786 S600 oft irst month rent~ "'°"' 11 by 2114 99 at.at Bu~l Aalcfn9 Only VILLA BALBOA 1 BR $162,500. John Miller, A~ $159.900 TO $179,876 ~e,.'1Vlrl ltarina . 517.:JH7 Viii• 8atbo1 3 BR r- Eastside A xer Over.lied PenthouH Apartment. 1 3 t Den Undllr S 350K $369,000 to S42S.876 8;1.\lfro•t <'OnUl1unitv AQlrll 949"nH120 MaryAnn McGuire with pri\atr. heac h . &EWNG OR BUYIMO 646-sno & mannJ V.i&ll to CALL. C·21 TOP COSTA Prudenlhttl CA Really 8.ill.oa l~lanil. MESA AGENT. EARL & JUDY BLUFFS TOWNHO"ES lahl TAYLOR Mt-642-4722. 1 Slory 3br $3251< Ji Ava1 e 1111w-extrn t'l>NEW CONDO FOR SALE Bay v-custom 5499K open lar11e 2BR .mJ 2BR . <** a. ii asctow OPEN SAT 1.5. Ar} 9'9-450-3822 +den 1pJrtml'nl• SUN. Isl tml open New I· HARfiOA COYE MUST SEW S2 l()()..$3(•00 W10 ~ A 2335 Elden El$i Open (Sat·Sun 1·4) : Wooc.I hur11111i sldt Condo 3 maslel IUll8S 1'24 Sea RldQ6. Gol COUIH $229.500 JoAnnl. AEMAX vu 4br 2 5ba, }•SS6t, upgrecl firepla1·t• & prt\lllC" Owner/~ 949-942..J812 Qaled comm Below matllel ff.ilr.1(1.t' 1155":!i!I OCEAN VIEW 2 BedrOOtll 2 Bath den '-98 decll nsw paiOI & catp411. patkino. yearly $20751/mo 949.548.8384 l"':EI COZY I BEDROOM 28ATH, ramodeled. ga11ge tip, wld, S25()C)no, 6 month lease. Mt-71Ht43 BEAU'TiFUl NEW STU6i0 Wilt! gar age' luldry mll'IY 1.11>-gr..-$950.'mo !M~94.WS ••••••• 11"*••1 E SIDE CM cSlx 3br 2tJa LO bkYd. gar. W/O hN.lp Avd 2-16°'IOOfl8rS12!0 Joe 714-939 2202JMar1c 731·2330 Cotta Meil 4br, 1 3141>1, large yd Neer par1< & lair· grOuncf SI 750mo 852 Loma Cll 949 84!>-9913 191 £AST S~ !o°:ri MESA owner S639K 949-759-9t 13 Som. no pt'I>+. ~.25belrombuldlt approx 133 ~I Plea11e ull: J. 1-~1 11~.i=?vrr~r' --(949> 160-0919 . ....wrvn. ii&._ RE Elch1n91 '4t-n2-l120 1 . NEW 48dlmJ8•h. IOh, fomlal SPECTACULAR OCEAN ~:..~:~Hl~~:~~A I '::::., OR, home Ole, 2..5 gar. IPP!O• VIEW 28dmi.'2Batll, ocean From Sl500 ·$&000 249051 ~K DalT80 Smllh, view. sunny toca11on 51>8 gym AQa111 714-634·7500 ext 232 temis. $2015 888 758-&989 P81 Mooll No Fe• 949-729000 S600 aa riat mon11 rert If BfOllllf 949'&42·3850 UV ...... 11· ..., ... ,..,. EAST BLUFF FllUlllC WJW BRAND NEW DELUXE ULTIMATE COASTAL lrou ITIOY• v1 u 2 ~ 2 ..__ wall to Spec:1ecui.r 4 6 5 ~room Eleg1n1 Ocean View hOnl8 4 bedroom 2~ bdl ._.oom, """'• eustom-ttyled emt• home• Penlhou• 2Bdrm'28ath • faloe 2 car garage Slso<WrN> beach, hnal phase lrom tuturlng up to S,730 aq.lt Loft, Ocean VlflW -v~ Cllt-Mt-722·9312 ~·~3 i:, ~rate By Summlf 1"9 Olli'NY ing dlybar, llreptace. I~ • Bid CANYON * B49-760-&S44 Priced from $1,910,000. courts, spa, gym. pool $2670 Spaciou. 2 bedroom 2·car Cell Cllnt McKinnon lw 11191-888-783-8764. S600 elf t11st gai, f.p "'d hook UJl' central Wedne:--Oay .... Tue~ay 5:00pm Satunfa~ .......... .Friday 5:00pm 1 182~11.aOSTaFCMJNol I• ..:p..c.11~1MP00-11 411 ~1 NEWPORT llACff ••LOST CAT G11y 1ll1!y 21 7 ct lrOll lrM GE Sidi/Sidi • • • • • • CalcO female no l.l9$ vc of r.lng $175 ~e ~ AVIATION COMPANY S8ellS ~S1&mf7 • UDO ISLE * Hoag. Hospital Goes by dl!ly '*ashe1 sso 2 'I' 06d '(f GE putt:haing . clttt. lO process us CE~S BlmUU 38drm 28alh, Frplc. 3c garage ·Soa1186 94H42-0279 helvy cMy s cyae Ille dry9r reQS, PIO s & coor<INte HEEDS walk to be8<:11 G600I St RING FOUND IN NEWPORT $100 949·548-94&4 rlCeMll!I Great opportinty wf BLOCK CAHVASSERi $2900 pei mo 949·723-9619 BEACH CALL TO growing Co . $10·St31hr Wot1docallt 'OE.,.,,FY I I deplnCing on eicp Sutmt re-S11.75hr, U2 112 ml. I I •rn 414 FURNR'UAE IUINIOLMdrlgEdglAVllll<>n T...,...., 202 ROOMS IOM2t.o<MS . 19301 ~Or . Sal1ta,.,,.. WWllU. •st• lhrctl 1 ... FOR RENT I I OUTD004' TEAK FOU>IMG 92707 "'°ala plelM Need e8f. 4aO GiRAm CHAIRS NEVER USED. 80()iij(ID£A Pft. ""'*be Cllmn or legel l'llldWlt. N.8. w OceanlrontJ/2nd .-... $100.00 uen. 94t-121.a21 relabla. BoaJbll & readr IO APPLY NOW Pn~ate room. unlum!shed, a·coOCH a LOVE SEAT wortt wllll new "o.mg CM 714-79&-4601 $1\are batn, Ufl~ll• paid non CdM ~Sale Flofll. gooc1 condition $250 Company 949 722·7414 . EQUAL smolung. tutcllenette. laundfy, Sttwdty on Wpm o0o 71"545-SMO c.rdlGlli lhop in N OPPORT\JNITY 1 bloctc 10 N 8 Pier. L~ of kld5 l0'1$ household PT outgo1'1g & ...itiusiallle Eu""'OYER :~~lf=lh1~-= C:. ...... s.~~= l"•vJf'!tl =:::•~:: Oriv=~ Salea. Sal P9n. Shi 3Dr 2be. bch-Slde Sale! dothes. ~· • 1 t t -i • days nqia ~ Fu AP' ~pron rem $paoo1Js. odd & ands 7 She!wood 8ALDWIN BABY res. 714-~5 orcal Rose Telemarketert • ctean, wld. l/p. $590 .. 113 util Place GRANO PIANO 714-963-6634 Part t~aned llOU(1 Sl8'NRe ~9-6JS-7407 Hoag Ho1ph11 Hunters Bladt linith, great lone Sacn-CASH oW Veler*le--* C.M QINt ~ "' ~n'~1~p,s:;O~ b$2450 7!4-527-0900 M&~ Inn needl repg Conroya Flowen • pl!Vatl belh, detl, pool. NMI 17th SI. lfVPomona $14-21 to IWI Pal<I l1enng 2'iiB3 tWbof 8IV<j " Cryslal <:ourt. S7501* mo Anllque tum ecc. CaUouy-si.t._.,,,., Coal Mou C.. 714-862-1182 1-(611) 1n·7'2f Newport Bud! SM Fat> 30lrl cl u1c AL , o s mo Ml 1204 RENTALS I awn-HX> 1918 8fryl Ln RECORDS TpP OOUAIU AVAIL.ABLE. S12·1Mw, no rum. llectrontcs, cloChel. nwsc R & 8 ·-• ........ etc , ................ -A~F""'°T TOSHARI Lot. Ol • .......,h1nnlll Jazz, 1 ..,.., """"· " ....,. ..... _ .-... ...,r ·-1"' • 50's &80's 1·888-292·70911111 75 Newport BMch ~ front Shale 2 bdrm home, pnvate bath on '8nd no brdWalt $750 yrty 949-874-5040 NEWPORT BEACH Mtt<E 64s;7506 •SAT •1• 309 Signal Rd, WAHffi>I OlD COIHSI Mn.~ • ..._.... Gold. dvlf Frw*inminl Cler· etc. * flt") Old waecNI I ~ NEWPORT BEACH W• to beaCtl I Bedroom Wlbllh. Ill ameo Socunty, I 51 & llS1 ~ uflll!JGS $550.'mo 949-846-3735 NEWPORT 3br hoo5e. rnast9' br aval, rem pref. no smcii.lll '*5 ;r.iil lmmed SSOMno 11 2 blk 10 baKtl 949-645-3379 1216 ~1 . . WtKn lAHNINO kOS WANT NEWPORT BEACH TA~ AT HOME 2br nwt Up 10 $t500, lather ~I wtlh 1 child, no pal ._ *l"" oo 909-94t·9491 ~~ .. ,;;;;;p .. I FREEColOI ~ I • ~ Cd 1-800-711-0158 ~Int ButlntU IO ltle , .. -·~ I W Cout.l~ lor dylWniC ~ ert1epeneu(1 inllf~ k\o rllOlal lnCOm8 elll!b I le.II 1• GOING OllT CIC BUSllESS ol prof'• whO wl ~11 a SALE Vintage 1awelty, WESTCOAST COIN542-t441 Wll'I~ P~k 10", left e· Joim;1. B 5.iw. 112 • 518 o Preu Cutte11 for 1" 51\epar 714411~73 ...... ~ 147f wml CAR£•GNER IOf eldlr1y 10 years. ~ relttf'11'1C81 ~~== SHOPPING FOR ANEW APAJlTMENTf Classltled lets you compare costs without has le or wonyl (949) 642·5678 HAVE F\IN WOfllC GARYSISL.AHD llWle SpecllUTI, Newpon 8 ach ruort weer ctoaing tor men. wcmcn 8.nd IQds II t*ilg llAI aN pw1-blle po$ltiOnS For Cd Ctnlina Welf.et MM40-2J1t Chane .. are you win find what you need at the price you want to pay wh.,-. you read the caa .. m-4a averv dav 1-":&l 11• MM~I ~ll: .. :1:1~-·inby2J14t l ~~~ woodJ eov<,.. ,... -WULA= !",.., ..:"· ""''"'"' ----~~~~., Wiik to bell & BIUeblrd par1<, * FABULOUS VIEW* , uoo iSWo BAY FRONT ramod Open Sat/Sun 12-4 At tie beecll, large 2 bedroom UTT\.E BALBOA ISL.ANO 2br 2ba, <lownstatrs urut bllllnlla which I ~ p1"81\11'1 turnllure. colllctlblu ltlllQUll, earn an ac:ce1S cl 1 rm I* yr also fbrtures OllclOUnl tot Cesh '~11.-.a:--·-.. ~~ . I J .. ~__. .... .,.. • .,... f"" I T t"""" 1"'t ---~ ---~- . . • I -.. ·, . ~60 =~ ~Agenll 2 befl • QlllQI. $' 750 38R 2BA. lronl houle. 1 pory ~ remodeled. ~vet ... on the E coast fnltMV1ews arty Ho Cf9Clll~•ci.. Old S1ona, 1dayThullJan281hat1Qam, 711 W• 17'1 St UM A-5 12noon. 20m. 4pm Cal Lildl CM (oometo1 W, 17'Pomonll ""HiHne tor......., 949-873-2519 garage. $2500/iotonth. llpywty $3100 94 $-1825 ... ~ ;:::;;;:;;;;;;;==;;;:;;;;::;t 94U44-&447 f'ilWPOl1 s&;;;i 3 biiiOOm. t.a! 11 ~OI ~ I lbr iba Gli. wit>. §OW, Fng, 2t111, new ~ Gtllll 800-21 H2o2 tit 02121 Jin 25 & 2$ Orly 10.3" Cft-.i& OIL DIW, Aval MW\ 1 No petS/ houle S2000mo 320 Collon St ~ 1 m o k 1 n g $ t 7 !i 0 • * t4M3s-252S • ,...., Studio Ocean side of -94~9-67_S-_5_t 1_0.,._---PVT IEACH COiiMTV ytar1y -\'~ • ~·"· unkm\ nice 2bt 2ba 2 blockt Wl F N UN ET p CH. pel11!119 ape , _..,.rm, Cl 1•-I to ....... 5.a-M$11·8r, WW 2·Slory 4Bdrm 38alh qlJll(. ulil't I/lei SJOO<mo •c:omN·ialfT -~;... ,,.. Id gat• HolN ~-COldliOn A•ll Fat> 2. Mt-723-0IOI whether you're buy. deflOI AQe!'tl 1525:000 Agent. 8rl1n 1BlOAOOii 1BATff Ing, Mlllng, Of Just $2250/m0 949-631-1038 E4*nondMIO 949-723-8151 ' L* of NEW NEW! gatage looking, cluelfled hu -=lBR H A NEW bECOA• llv ~ ~ P~ IPllC•. ~~·1~ mo what you need I Fno. laun rm,carpo11.'"4nl area, ~K~,., + .,.., ...= Brokert4~759.9341 CLAaal"laD 12f4 Rutland Rd, #2, St050 --== ......... ... ..... 7. Owntf 949 7S9-5086 :1W!..~ ... I ttO -~ 11-_;;;~~-~~iiiiiiiiii~~iiiJ.----... OCEANFRONT . _ • Fln!UliCVaklel .co:r.ME ·s~ ru LIVE TIIL~ TRAillTIO · ili ~ 949-723.-120 JuniOt t bedroom ind 1 a.:. cufiOii IACt( IAY AREA bedroom elao 2 bedroom 1 OVet JIOO ....... 8vlll In .... bath aulet gated OOITll'flUritY, sm,ooo. E#I a Judy Teytor, ooo1. kWV • .-1 ICCt$I lo Ap!l!a MH42-4722 lrMway bekh & malls. tRlk.£ 2& 2lili eoiiaot m -n1-001s 2 '"" Open Sal Su'\ 1~-4. • mheCi con.,. & 208 \lie GtaiJlna Laet ~ i111iO nHI ~ Clhdlal NMK Price to lnct... lo c...0 IMQI MoY•ln Spedll $1* 0-94H75·11H $675 t OIPO&il 133E.11111'1SI NID flltlON llUNO No Peta ~~64'"2421 •54 Stl !Nod 0r• ~1 Slatll New _. 6 l --pltceatwconOoln•• cetpet No pats •• ""'"" ~12~58y :;,~3~ ~ "'°"" .nw. 2 bedroom I bell , new Plirll pt1Vat1 patio, •Id llil•ilp. tlldoMd Qlr .. t oartdr1a "*'· samno • diri -.na IQ0.400 eN5 ,,,, ------ < ~bf ~ . ,, i· .... . ' 'rhe 1~rraee Aparbnentl' .-. An Exclusive Oppor•unity for \Vutcrfront Living on' t ewport Bay • Limited availabilicy of Studio•, 1 8c 2 BedroomJ $1400-$2600 • Privacc G-..rd·Gatt'CI Entrance l4·Hour Sccpril)' ac Switchboard • Gym, Spa ~ Pool • A Village unto itself with Meeting Rooms, Ratawant, Codnai1 Lounge. F.aieftalnment & RoomSer.nc. • MembenWpltefpiNd r. echedule J9'll' prh·at.. howmg. p1 .. e ~•IJ {?49) 645-5000 .. e t. 5.39 · ••• .......... ~ ·--·-·Oh'I~ .. CA8HMID .. ----....... •.UVl8TATD ............. ~--- Run your oo 11\ the NewpOrt Beaeh- Costa Mesa oany Plot and the HUrltieto •~ Fountain *9ey ll'idlpendent to reec:h CMf 100.000 hOIMS. F• us 1hls bm ""'JO'#' cndit en • °' ""' ., ·~~ """ ......... JIUC8dolanot ............... ....... -. ..... \ 1,_. 1._.. 0 YD. llLL llY CM I ______ ....._ _____ . 1 : : . • • • • • • j "" .. .. ... ' :I Th~, Jonuory 28, 1¢99 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZ[E STUMPED? Cal fol Anlwers • ro..a...,,,."' "*" ,,_ • e&. I* llha 1 ·900-370-9800 ext. codt 500 I 220 ACCOUNTING I R1duu 1csm1nl1tr1llve c0t1tl Oul'IOUrce 10 Prol1 Co FREE ~up & dot.tty VISM-'CIAAIEX 949-64~569 1~~1 R£8UILD OR REMODEL Homa Of Otlleel • Oollly Construcllon • R.asot11b1y Pnced • L.ocll~ •636318 • Sl~ 6 AslOCilla CtltM...,._54&S 1250 CARPE~ I A TO Z HANDYMAN lnstal Reface Cabinets l<ltl:hNI. Balh, Doors. Vfu· dows ~ 714-546-7258 CARPNRY SERVICES F•ncH, GllH, P1tlo1, Ooot1, WlnOowl, Fremlng. 949-722·1121 L•73819t • MllllOdeUng 1nc1 111 tn>et of rtfl4tlt .. No lob 100 smaJ SeMQng Orange County '°' 32 yea11 Uc BonO-lns MC/VISA 714-NWSM WOOOWORIC t500f 1n11a1a- lt0n. cloletl remodeled. CFCMO molding basa. trim eic repus • 94M$4-1134 * 270 **JRG MASONRY** BLOCK-BRICK-STONE ALL TYPES-OUALITY WORK lt730089 714.531-7143 SHANNONSibE CONSlli Concrele/Masonry/Oralnege systems. Hillside reps1rs 714-540-7739 1{!2==-1 LEWIS CONSTAUC-llON ~·~ 714-557·5925 By CHARLES GOlt£N wtth OMAR SHAltW and TANNAH HIRSCH LUCIC.Y OR SIMPLY GOOD? Both v!Unerable. East deals. West led a fourth•bcJI be.iut. and ~larer did not lib tho loob of thin1s at all. Dummy'• k.ina of heart& was toPPed by tho tee, and East cashed -ihe queen and Jeck berote shiftioa to the teo or clubs. A ray of light dawne4. It was alm06t • 'ure lhma that W~t held a club honor, so East was marked with the kin a or dla- monds for the Qpenina bid. NO Rm • AQJ7 o K9 0 7 654 •751 WEST • 1098 EAST " 10 8 7 6 4 3 . 0 31 • 6531 o AOJ 0 K fl>8 • QJ 10 . •K3 SOUTH • K4 05 1 O AQJ9 •A986 .. The bidding: EAST sourn l • J O Pus 1NT Pass Pall Opening lead; Six of Q Declarer rose wilh the ace or clubs, and ovenook (he kina of spades with the l()e, notina• West'• play of the eight, to· lake • diamond. finesse. A spade to the jack for second lineuc fetchC<J-the nine from West, and Hamilton was quick to realize more lock wu in s1orc. Sometimes only a panic1tlar disai- bution will enable you to land a con- tract that seems destined for defeat. But you need the ability to find it. Observe NMh Amcncan intemation. alisl Fred Hamilton of Fruno al wO<k on this deal rrom the recent Fall North American Championships. Once HamHton elected to overca.11 one club with one diamond, North- Soulh aeemed destined to g~ too hiJh. North's cue-bid showed a lunit RllC Or better in ruamonds, and an 'impossible' three no trump was reached in quick time. Declarer cashed the queen of spades, and when W0it'1 ten ·reu dummy's seYCn wu aooa. Declarer casbe4 that trick. repeated the dia- mond finesse and, when the kin& of diamonds dropped under tho ace, declarer's long diamond became the fulfillin~ trick. Didn t the pucen&aaes favot flay-ing East for a doubleton k.ina o dia- monds? Nol Give East three hearts and three clubs and the def ender had to have three diamonds, or the open- ing bid would have been one spade. Learn to be a better brldae 1>1a1-ul Subeaibe now to the Goren Briel~ Lettu by cal.UD1 (800) 788-1225 for lnformadoa. Or write to: HomelCHCI HOUH SMIGllg 11J*itnced furniture sales con&UkanlS \0 'WOl!t II\ OUf HB & llWll lbcetionl Guaranteed Nlary plus comrnl$Slon & t>orosee c.ii eocH 11. 11 n °' lax 80().244-8285 EOE PAPYAUS SOlrth Cot1t Pt.u hes f.oartlons 1v1ll1bl• Cd 7 "545-1124 Of apply In person. Pf wOl'tt 1v1h; Chll0rtn• or-chlrd reclll stor.. lmmed. opptyl Pr.vloue 11p. • ptual MMS0-2243 REAL ESTATE SALES Full limelPllHmt Llc'd or not Hmn9 Now1 ERA Ra!leny & Lloydl/HB paya for your req'd COUrM and prov'd Ir•• 1r1lnlng. 8()(M()().S391 Ext 119 •l\!1•1 ,I'!• '''I I, 1,,,, 11 • 'I I Goren Brida• Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Cbicqo, Ill. 60680. RECEPTIONIST needed 101 Medical Olhce In N 8 · Typng skjs nee. w1ll 111111, FT, $7-$!Whour 949-4n-0562 Cal Gr.Cehen M·F Rtceptlonltt '" chirOl)(ICllC olhce Friendly outgorng, computer ~ nee. 7 »noon Mor/TU/Wed/Fl 714-652-2142 ~lonll1/SWltehboltd EJCctllent phone ediqutlle, pleaslnl MCI wel OfgMIZed lront offb. 5()ll'll dlla ~ Cell Oarl•n•. 949·752·5456lc204 • §ACE PERSON uj)ICili 01tldfllW dotting and tllOe 510fe FT sales ISIOC t'lHded Shoe exper,,. he~I tJttte People & Me. 949-64S-1355 •SALES. Ftn Vt-./ Hi-tech distributor 2 openings left for llighly mowated en11rgetlc sale$ per· sona Super envtronme,.. w/ Co benefilS FT pos sal/ comm. Call now 714-556-7001 W1nt1d Mothers helper/ houselleeper Cooking, car, must speak E~ISh. pan-t;me, nex hours NB 949~5-6374 WANTED PERSONS will tit mtallallon & remcwll e11- pe(leflCe. '°' 2 monll prOjeCI in HB Suaamt 310-381-3537 21 Oeewifront ~•tlurent Now hlnng IOI II poelUon& M ult ti. Hp d.. Af>(Jtf In 1*SCO 11>-1 00 Mon-Fri Ody, 2100 W OcNnfronl NPB Eriwblt'llicd In 1989 111\ll ((TOY-\1\1( Cull for 01JPOb1l.mcnl l·d88-31lH74'4 -=====&=P;;=:::.1 j aeo CEA~ j SERVICES LEAKY Showen reptlrtd. • l11111n1r1ce "T.:~'rlo~~~lon. • t.tt•tea MM7W065 714-MW52$ f m aaCQ31 I•~) AU WOii. GtlAIAln'UD Dfco-SlOne. ~ O!yn11 Rtpt.ir • Windl'llr lnlll Rtlolq • 51.ua:o Coolplrlt ~. (714) 999-70153 • ms Don•hOlil ~ .. .._ AN.vlJSPAI' UJI r 14-540-1225 SE~"li I NEWPORTS FINEST Pr°'"9ionll Mobtl• Auto Oelal!illl lllCI I 1177 94Mat-11tl I a BATHROOMS I HOM fl/air .Badltuh R~f.~azing p~~1frf1i~~~5~ Sm • ShOWets ountt>rs 5-7723 1-~~ A TCHlch Of Cllu Clelnlnp Cleaning· -R1S1d1Cotnme1C1al Uc'd, Bondld, Fre. Est Tt1 .. 714-282·7143 BRIGHT HOOSECLEAHiNO Europeen Profl'*lonala. BEST IN TOWNI Rirfwel\CM. DAREK l GRACg 71.W57·2147 HOUSECLiANiHo Good Ref•rtree1 own lrlrflPOl\&llOll ANYTWE I 714·392-t180 0( 241-0531 r-Cl .~ .. -... L!uro eoner!j 't'A~ • ....,....,._ .. • HQMf.a; PAOfESSIOhAUSMM OUAUTY OEOICATJ0'4 714 342-0656 714 437-2704 .. ~ WATERPROOF COATINGS OecQ, bllconl•. $1811W1yt Oullly WOf1I 11 ,.~ lites US87430 722-8769 OOICiC lL fie LJ93623, fant. ""' 1rUJll. &t100llng 21 Ytl "'J*iel IOll 71HM2·2Q WOOD FENCES ~ =Low 11tttsl Fr• hlUll est'• Uc.nsed AdYllUgl 974·5301 f4' '. T ':-•:f I& -:'-• ., , . ~ ,_. : . "'. '--.... ...-.. l~I PleW IM wery of out ot .,.., cOltlptfllet. CMck with IN ~ 8tttef 8ue1M11 ,.,,.,., befOte you Mncl 11\y mon.y w t ... tor Nl'Vlcff. RMd end undtr1t111d 1ny contract• ti.fOl't you sign. GET.O OF DEBT! !fe can heleJ • CmlilCanh Cotuo/Ulaltd •Poymtnls~ • lnJtrrsJ Rtductd • HorawntnJs' The Cehf. Public- Ullhhes Commission REQUIRES lhat all used household goods movera print their P.U C Ctl T number. limos and c:heuffers print their T.C P, number IO aQ advertiS· ments II you have a queabon ebout the i.g81aty ol • tnOYet, bmo or c:heutter, call. PUSUC UTILITIES COMMISION 714-558-4151 Ne~rt Beo~h/Costo /.l.e$0 Daily Pilot NUO 40ft U~lAIOAMO SUP WITH AC:CUI TO pow•rlptlont, Ctll MM?S-MM -~· ACUAA ORA S 'N Loaded. tltpel loW mdel, .. IOy5. co. moontool, pe!tld CIJ (001538~.995 • Co6la lninltl (714) 241-1300 eilWZi '•1. s11-1111C£ sli mha, 6 cyllncltf vln UH $30,"5 Cow Motortna (949) 650-511 g 8MW 31il; 'M wtiil. ~ CO. x<lean (588803) S1~5 Cotta M..a lnlh1I (714) 241·1300 811W 325lca. 1M ;till8han. O(fy 34k ml. vlrt 3498, $28.995 Cove MOIOMa (949) 650-591'!; BMW 540, 'iS, bleciilbi11:11, SOii mlllt, vln CMIS, S:tl,"5 Cow Motorlna MMS0-5116 BMW 633 est '84 &IVer wlbllck. Aulo, n • $2500 080 IMHS0-9269 BMW 7'611, 197. casnmerellen. vln 1299, $42.995 Cove M04onrlQ (949) 650-5915 BMW 1i6', •es, only 45k ml, buutllully m•lnllln•d. A•pen Sllnr. vln 1545. S3U9S Cove Motof'lng (94e) 650-511 s CAOiCLlC 1994 EidOfldo $500 doWn ll5'UITIO $15. 950 CID, ctvomt wtwllb, vogu• "9s pp NM73-0411 FORD MUSTANG M 6 c)1. ,euto llarw IC l\M pwr, .. ~$all bfaMI. ~. steeflng am-Im 519llO cata, ClllH. custom br• 6 wtll$, $13,500/obo 714-218-8979 FORD Musting '94, 5 spd, .,....e, ctvom. wtleels, super cleln.J::362} $7,999 Mesa lnlM (714) 24'-1300 HONDA ACCOAO 'ii Hatchbaek. 82K 1111, hltd ·lo-llnd 3-<loor. AC. wt.le, 1 ownet Gareged.mU'rtlined lmmlc. $5100 (949)5-48-6882 HONDA CAV 'et Blu&'Gniy, euto. full, pcw.'9t. lmmec:uta1e. won't last\ (01782) $17 995 Co&ta Mel• lnflllib (7U) 241·1300 ~ , . , {•A .......... ' •a.• .. SeMng SWhlm Cllll 25yrl. l#32&884 24 lloo"I 714-a64-71S1 ·:r--.~~·: . 7""" ' - . '~JI 1 :-... I I 'Tt"f ,..~~, ' ... ~ '"'-. ' ')., • I a.. . HONDA1111ACC:O..D4*• ~ 5 IPCI. t'ft cMcn. NC. Pl. ~· =~StU95 Mlf90, good ~ 11()91 ' ,._ U-a .......... obo. Mt-at4112 ..,._ -..... liiWI JiO 'M u;; 54 17141241-1300 l'Nlll Wool •t toz9188) foyoe, ce;;y l£. ii, 1 113 DtO °"'*· lul ..,.._,CO, loW m Coltl ..... klllr-H ortt 2.-mlM moontool (714) 241-1300 (911399) Sl ... 11115 "ttnlil no 'A grlfl\4iii eo.ia Mlal lr*1ill CO 29k 'milts x-CIHn t7l4} 24M300 (HemJ 11s.teS ' TOVOfl UNDCMllltit'M Cosll ..... Wini• :::r.ty lltw. ITIOOnfOOf fut; (714) 241-1300 • I Xlnl cond 57.800 rri. '110Z((MC}Oto 'if • $2U50 94H4H158 t1poct, 4 di. burQil\dv, S1Mt tovofl mi cEOCA OT lot8'. tow pi.g. 5 'P· ·ae ps. nu lftt>ecil. ar.no. 4 c:vt. attr,o. · brn cd, roof rldl 42Krtll good eond, USO obo SIOMO • 94&-650·9~9 949-631-3852 Jeg'u•, Xli Vbfi, Wfiiii/\111. •ro""Y"'o"'Y""l....,1..,,..,=-.,.c~eocnx;A;-JOG~T VIN 8893 $33,995 &•pd, 1 own«, Ml powtf, Cove Molonng 14k m~ eun-foof, perfect (849)650-5915 cond. Sl200. N•72M47S JloUlK 1iii m vot:vo 140 waoon 'ff SEDAN 4D ~an lnlerlO<, 821( llV. mini SU 915 11-4273 c:onditlon. lttthlr.110.995 ' BAUER JAGUAR 949-675-6063• • 11 .... MIOO VWottTAOl'i4 JlaOlR iik U ~. tunroof, s IPted, 11110. SEDAN 4D loCllS ~lh r.-nol•. alarm, AC. .,. "5 ..... 2K SIMO eass. J>s. btllt•, 871( ' BAUER JAOUA1' lrtlWIY ,.,._, cleen. grNt 714-tsMIOO cond. $8700. 949-64s:3870 JAGUAR 1ii3 u 1ik vocvo uonuuo SEDAN 4D Whre, loeded. shal1> & lun to S1t "5 a.42t0 drive. moonroot. ""*· 1111oys • BAUER JAGUAR $18.950 N...-.1111 114-ts3-4tOO ·11 LEXUS E8 250 JAdOlM 1iA XJI Auto, •r. n-trn cm •ED .. N .... (1439801 110.m W,IM 0 ., ...., ... 3134 LEXUS Of WEST'MflSTEA BAUER JAGUAR 11.-"80e 714-953~ .... votVo SEDAN iiO JlGUlA \HI il12. 0383~;0. NC, ~s.aM $44,"5 SEDAN 4D IM204 (LEXUS Of WE~STEA • BAUER JAQUAA 714-ttHtOI 714-163~ '95 ACURA LEGENO L JEEP WRANGLER 'tf (01tt5 Allto, llr, ~11 411 =~:::a~· ~I=~ l.EXU~ Of WESTMINm 9AH75-6063 7t.W92-'906 Lexus 1992 sC4oo. ·95 CHEVY 610 8LiZEfl 32k •-t -• t ond" Whtt.i9rey, 11/to, pwr pico mt"~·~;. ruon (1oma1 $1$,8\S 714·S56-9&49 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL '96 n.-4 ll06 Bslg•IT•n 1utt1•r. only 'es VOLKSWAGON Jml ,,... -"'--~ 0-moon-GLX S.pcl, ltlttler, lltoV• ""·"-·· ..... "' ... • (OU432) s1• •• ~fa'.V9~mmaculale (72~1) LEXUS OF WESTMINSfiR Co&ta Mesa lnfnll 714-112-4906 (714) 241-1300 'II MAXiiiA GlE UHCOlN "" ii4JiK Vin A\l\o, •• ...,,., LSC C11elully .mainttlntd, (735129) • S11M5 lblolu111y perfld concbOn LEXUS OF WEST'MlftSTEA SHOO 949-851·1345 oi 714-192'"°' M"44·1056 ·n AC\JfiA ct i.o Mat 6661~ ·iQ onF; 591i Moontoot, CID, 11110 mllec. ~:oi S..ees (~~OF WESTill.Y~': (MSI) 6$0-sm 714-"2-'906 lllBZ 600Si'94. m: '91 GMC SAFAAI iow """'· ve. vrn 3818. ,54m~; AJC, 1 ~as 122·995 Cove Mot LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (949) 650-~ 714412"90t MEACEOES BENZ 500so '•1 '17 NISSAN AL TiiliA SE T ....... _. -·---' 001 Auto, lie, ce, tltt In. """"" .,..._ IUl'll (171186) St5 391 Pfesttle bOdy. 1751( ml, $3800 LEXUS OF WESTMt"5rER 949-875-29118 714-"2-'906 MERCEDES Cl..K320 CPE ·91i 197 NISSAN SENTRA GXE Blad\ on bjacie Immaculate Auto, air, llloya condition, l\Jlly IOaded, MUST (731Mi16) St 1,695 SEEi 323•756-5511 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER Nluen, Mulm• GX, 'R 714-lt2.ell06 oreen, tUU powe1, (233711~. $9.995 Whether you're buying 'Cost1 Mesa lnllnill or .. 111ng, Claae111•d (7141241-1300 COVtl'• •II your n•ed•I ORCO PLUMBING 8 DLUN CLEA NINO 7 -D\\'Sl'>EEK r. Ci11un O.,eou.nt , ~ . • I I : • • • Setlyow~t.cj Item• the eMY weyl To,._.yow ct•11•111 ad ... ......... lndiv/Grp Help All Levels ~ 949-Sf8.5833 CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS Semi-retired cutur offe11 25% OFF Material/labor! 25 different colors of denim• & 100' • of other f.abria! 35 year• of quality work and ........ Jll ..... 1hipl -.......... . -' ,-~-...---.... ~ . . . . -. ' .. ~ •I • • • I • Hoalt. «*e, b011. 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