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SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, FEBRU~ 10, 1999
Top . Marine -officer backs El -.Toro test flig~ts
· . • Supporters of airport are . and addressed to OrangP Coun-
. ' b b · , ty Board of Supervisors Chalr-
tests , -which they think will
boost backing for the airport -
could happen much sooher .
Authority. ~-aid the dnli·a1rport t Ca~s1dy · ·
group sent a l('lter last weekertd ! "l·The aulhontyj ha said
to Cassidy, whKh sdid it w1ll sue repeatcdl}' m the newspaper,
if the county isn't forced to do a wh1c:h Gen Magnus coul~ have
full-blown e nvuonmental report. edsil} P. n that lhr•:r will ue
.. •
uoyed y ma1or generals man Chuck Smith _ Magnus
letters recommending ·said he will recommend •rayor-
Navy approval. able consideration• of both pro-
posals with minimal environ-
mental review to Deputy Assis-
tant Secretary of the Navy
William Cassidy.
J11'1FlR RAGLAND
NEWPORT BEACH -El Toro
airport advocates are calling two
letters from U S Marine Corps
Maj. Gen. Robert Magnus a
major step m the county's push
for fhght demonstrations and
intenm cargo operations at the
soon-to-be-closed Matine base.
In the letters -dated Feb 5
Newport
narrows
field for
top post
• Newport officials will
interview three finalists
Feb. 23 and hope to have
someone in place by the
end of March.
NEWPORT BEACH -The
C1ty Council has narrowed the
field of potential new oty man-
agers to thr'"e.
The three candidates will come
back for more in-depth interviews
Feb. 23, Mayor Denrus O'Neil said.
"My hope Lo; lhdt we will have a
finalist on thdl day," he said.
·we're getting very dose to mak-
ing a decision.•
Magnus said he believes the
county's flight demonstration
proposal will qualify for a "cate-
gorical exemption,• which is the
lowest level of review under the
National Environmental Policy
Act.
He said the cargo proposal
probably will require an envi-
"This is absolutely key cind a major
• sfec> forwwd. Pardon the pun, but
this is Q mognooimous and proper
decision.•
Tom Edwards
·Airport
WOOcing Group member
ronmenta1 assessment, which
may or may not lead ~o a full-
blown study.
The significance for airport
supporters is timing, because not
having to do a lengthy study for
flight demonstrations means the
"This is ubsolutely key and a
major stop forward,• said Tom
Edwards, an Airport Working
Group member and former
Newport Beach mayor, refernng
to Magnus' letter. "Pardon the
pun, but this is a magndnimous
and proper decision.•
But airport foes are playing
down the importance of Mag-
nus' letters, saying the tough
deos1on will have to be made by
Cassidy.
Meg Waters, spokeswoman
for the El Toro Reuse Planning
"(Magnus') letter was wntten over these issues," Call aid.
v.'lthout benefit of the knowl-While Cas fdy still has to
edge of whol [the . Reuse Plan-mak£' the hnal dcc1s1on, Call
ning Authority) was omg to Sdid Ma~nus could hdVEL cud the .. ,. 9 county s proposab aH' not
do, Waters said. I think he acceptdble or thrit the}' defm1te·
may have thought dtlferenlly lv wdl ri•quirn tull-blo\\ n e v1-
had he known.. ronmental n~v1ews.
Ellen Cox Call, the county' El County Supervisors Smith
Toro spokeswoman. said ~he and Jim Silva as well a upper-
hnds it hard to beheve that Mdg-level county employee~ am m
nus' opinion would have Washmqton, 0 C, this week to
changed had he seen the reuse lobby Novy Qfl1c1als on base
authority's correspondenn~ to reuse 1ssui->
council
calls up
decision
on lights
• Comnussion's approvdl
of Ll.ttl 1 League's plan for
Friday and Saturday night
makeup games to be
review{ d Feb. 22.
!kit Fial
~'E\\ PORT BEACH -Th
den ion oI the Park B che
dnd Hl'crcath1n Comnu ~on to
allow the Newport Beach Little
LeaguP mo1e held tinw r:nda
and Satwday mghl" h been
called up for re\"1ew b}' the Cit}
Councl
The mteTVlews have been tak-
ing place m closed session, and the
candidates' idcnllties are being
. kept tightly under wraps because
personnel 1SSues d.Te confidential.
MARC MAATIN I OAllY PllOT
Sonora kindergartner Bobby Ray, right, joins some of his classmates in ma.king pig sounds during Alton's visit to
C...ounc1lman Tod R1dgcwa}
asked thett the c:o1tmu i.1on
dpproval of thL' leetgue r~que t
to hold makeup games on \\ t:f'k·
end nights etnd u:-e a lighted
sc:o1eboard be plac~d on th City
Counol'" Feb 22 ugenda Th'
council ha U1e authont} to o,,; er-
nd1• a deo ion of the comnuss1on
w h1ch i only an advt ory bo rd
Council members hope to have
a new oty ~er in place by the
end of March. Administrative Ser-
vices Director Dennis Danner has
been hand.ling the office's dubes
smce former City Mc:IIlager KeVin
Murphy lett in September
While Murphy resigned from
his 6 112-year J».il, it later came
out that he did so in the face of a
no-confidence vote by four council
members.
None of the four -John
Hedges. John Noyes, Tom Thom-
son and Norma Glover -ever
publicly n:>veak>d their reasoI1S for
wanting Murphy gone. Glover
alluded to an •inndeni-having to
do with the Lido Marina Village
project, but she· offered no proof
and later retracted the statement
the cafeteria on Tuesday.
Pig helps students learn 16th
letter of alphabet but was so
nervous he left an example of
another P-word on the floor
ERON BEN-YE>llJOA
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I p f was for pig Tuesday for kinder·
garten students at Sonora Ele-
mentary School in Costa Mesa.
year-old students sat in cs c."lfcle on the floor.
·welcome. Alton•,• ~houted the chil-
dren, who then took turns petting the c;ur-
prismgly harry porker wtth short stubby
hooves a.nd a bloated belly that nearly
touched the ground.
Mo:.t of the students stared in qwe1 awe,
but Alton seemed not to notice them. Con-
stantly ~ruffmg for food with his oily snout,
the pig gorged on nack treats off r d hy
his ownN, Nancy Slocumb
The council in January nar-
rowed 70 applications to SlX final-
ists, and those were narrowed to
three after interviews last week.
The JOb will pay at>out $140,000
per year.
The students have been leammg one lel·
ter every week, teacher Kelley Dever said.
To make learning the alphabet fun, some-
thing interesting that starts with a letter of
the week is brought to school for show and
tell, sho said.
nus week's letter is P and •the P sur-
pnse" was Alton, a 135-pounµ Vietnamese
potbellied pig. He woddled mto the mulb-
purpose room, where about 60 5-and 6-
Apparently, Alton was much more ncr·
vous than be let on because, rrudway
through his performann!, he lost control of
his bowels.
Some of the kindergartners giggled as
tl\ey covered lheu fac m disgust
SEE PIG PAGE 4
-Jenifer Ragland
MILLllllUM aOMllT
Newport Beach resident
helped found UCI
In the early l 960I, everyone in New-
port Beach wu ac:lted about the Unl-
venltJ ol CaJlfondl CAlllpUI that WU
inoVlng in nm docif. Longtime New-pon IMcb ......_t Dulel G. AldriCh
Jr. b1Ddp6cked tbe IPQl kl Irvine Wbele
UCl MDlh He WM tlae ICbool'I found.
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' Motel can have
long-term visitors
•Owner of Costa Mesa
Motor Inn says measure is
temporary until he can
rebuild business clientele.
1-llil!Gl!I!
°"'"' COSTA MESA -The Costa
Mela Motor IM will be able to
open its doors to more •cuatomen
who ve k>oking for a piece to Uve
rather than Just an ovenalgh.t stay •
~G'c-m'll .,._ ea 4-l, with Comnrt st .. a.ti
PewW YOUnQ no, eo ...., ttae
llloe.I eo Nftt _.,to"°" of ii 236
rooms to long-tenn visitors.
An ordinance adopted by the
City Coundl in 1997 allows only
25% of a motel's rooms to bo
occupied by the same person for
28 consecutive da~ or 28 days m
a 60--0ay penod.
Only one motel in th dty. the
Sandpiper Inn, had been granted
a penrut for k>ng·term occu~ncy
pnor to MOndey night's vote .... The
Costa MeA Motor Inn. 2277 Har-
bor Blvd., applied for im pennit 1n
Nmeinber but 'wu gfv9n a 90·
. Mf_!l)l;W .... to C\Aied aM.atn •• -ooae VkilillOil. . ~-~ •
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Can~ on Cr t re."1dent Kar""
Kop1ck1 mudc her plea to thP
coundl at 1onda} s meeting.
Kop1c:k1 and her husband Bob,
represent Canyon Cre! t r tdents
who a\ th lights and notS from
Lincoln Athletic Ct>.nl •r ball helds.
are dPLnmental to therr quabt} of
hfe Tht>y a ked that nwk up
gam 'S not takt? plac" on SlltUr·
day ruyhts. "
·we o r ident and horn •
owner m Canyon Cri t are
op1 cd to any furth r pnnsion
of th1 1 ollty," he aid
But John Della Grotta, pr
dent of Ute N wport H1lach Little
Leagu... srucl the r~d nts am
OVCflPCICllll!J to th> propo ttl
Lights on tlw cor •board could be
seen from Canyon Cr st onl)
with a tl'l cope, and th mght
game on ~aturday "111 onl}
occur a a r ult ol vcni El Nino
weather, he "a1d
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BUSINESS LICENSES
New business license inlor·
mation reported by the cities
of Cosld Mesa and Newpo~
Beach. ·
COSTA MESA
•Dez Dancewear, 964 Dahlia
Ave., retail mail-order house
• D1cptrorux LLC, 2925 Col·
lege Ave, #A·3, compute r ter·
nunals
• Dodn's La boratories, 877
D.ureU St., pha rmaceutical
preparab.on
• Domenico's Pizza, 562 W.
19th St., eatery
• A Door Window & Screen
Co., 882 W. 18th St., speaal
lrdde contractor
NEWPORT BEACH
• Southlcmd Roohng Inc.,
7522 Slater Ave , owner: J.
Vernon Pitman
• Susan·~ Florals, 708
Mangold Ave .. owner: Susan
Huddle!> ton
• Temak Construction Co.,
1835 Wh1tl1N St., owners
Terry and Maureen Mack·
prang.
• Teny th~ I fand}'man, 409
Utacd Ave., owner: Terry
Canel
DUI ARRESTS
n w following people w~re
arrestE•d n.•c<'nUy on suspicion
of dnv109 under the inllu·
ence. Th(•se p<•ople have only
been urrested on susp1cton of
a cnmc, and, as with clll such .
cn mes, they dre innocent
until proved guilty.
NEWPORT BEACH
FEB. 4
Edwdrd J INbe.rt Fisher, 42,
Russellvtlle, Ala.
FEB.5
George Wallace M ann, 47,
Corona dPI Mar
FEB. 6
Brandon Vaughn, 22, Irvine
FEB. 7
Michael Lre Holmes, 43,
Lucerne Vdlley
Joseph Paul Workmdn, 20,
Cosld Musa ·
BIRTHS
M ost recent births m Newport
Beach
Nicolas A. Jciffc, Jan. 2
Dylan T. I lemck, Jdn. 4
Alexander R. H1mJer, Jan. 4
William D. Mooney, Jan. 4
Sk ye B. Parker, Jan. 4
Davad A. Pt"tersen, Jan. 4
CaiWn D. Rutherford Jan 4
Elnaz Mahboub1, Jdn 5
Bradley N. Jenner, Jan 6
Joshua Ortega, Jan. 6
Ryan (' Robinson, JC11l. 8
DEATHS
Most recent deaths r<'portE'd
to the Orange County
Recorder's olflcc.
NEWPORT BEACH
Ahne G . Millc1, 76, Jan. 6
Sara Babits, 90, Jan. 8
Mane W. Eggstafi, 89, Jan. 9
COSTA MESA
Wenona Haxton, 98, Jan. 3
Donald H . Sanson, 74, Jan. 3
William A . &ru,.effer, 56, Jara. 4
Torkom S. Balian, 72, Jan. 10
John J . Hartl, 71, Jan. 11
Jose Loya, 35, Jan. 13 .
MARRIAGES
Mo t re~ent . mdJTiages as
reported to the Orange Coun·
ty Recorder's office.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Chnton J . Petersen and
Janel G. Hehr, married Jan. 9
U\ Newpjrt Beach
• Carl E. Hillier and
Stephanie M. De Souza, mar-
ned Jan. 13 m Santa Ana
• Henry W. Louria Jr. and
Jud.Jth A Mackenzie, married
Jan. 15 in Orange
• Robert M. Lear and Karen J .
Morgan, mamed Jan. 16 lll
Newport Beach ·
• Armin U. We~~enberger
and Beth S. Hanover, mamed
Jan. 16 in Pa:tm Spnngs
• Joshua B. Yellen and Jessica
R. Lynde, roamed Jan. 16 in
Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
• True T Do and Minh C hdU
T. Pham, roamed Jan. 9 in
Costa Mesa
• Mark V. Eskes and Kimber·
ly A. Moore, married Jan. 9 m
Costa Mesa
• Nicholas 8. Ferguson and
Emily J. Benzmger, ma med
Jan. 9 in Costa Mesa
• Miguel Colin Martinez and
Patricia Aburto, married Jan.
12 m Santa Ana
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recent real estate transcJc·
b.ons as reported by the Acx·
1om Data Qwck Products
Gro up.
NEWPORT BEACH
809 E. Bay Ave., $550,000
1708 E. Ocean Blvd.,
$620,000
502 31st St. B, $430,000
COSTA MESA .
963 C ongress St., $170,000
2442 Elden Ave., $210,000
418 Esther St., $325,000
2138 Iris Place, $360,000
2056 Meadow View Lane,
$250,000
2569 Orange Ave. D,
$182,000
2175 Pacific Ave, C.:5,
$1 70,000
1857 Parkglen C ircle,
$256,000
2009 Santa Ana Ave.,
$305,000
1070 Westward Lam•,
$1 55,000
382 16th Place . $31i 1,.:>00
CORONA DEL MAR •
1649 Bayside Drive, $200,000
700 Begorua Ave. A, $527 ,000
711 Jasnune Ave., $715,000
218 Larkspur Ave., $869,000
NEWPORT COAST
50 Auvergne, $360,000
15 BeUort, $537,500
20 Lessey, $465,000
14 Pdvona, $500,000
16 Pavona, $649,000
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THEN .
After <1 25-year career as a
nurse, Sue West decided to spread
her wings in 1993.
The 51 ·year-old began ta.kirig
flymg lessons at John Wayne Air-
port.
•1 wanted lo prove to myself
and to anybody who wanted to
look that a gul over 50 could learn
how to fly,• she said.
Although nding the wind felt
"like being set free,• West hit
some turbulence along the way.
"The other day I was taking off
dnd turning left at 800 feet and my
door flew open,• the Costa Mesa
resident srud at the time. "I could
have panicked, but l had my seat
belt on so 1 just reached out and
dosed the door.•
She didn't miss the stress of the
operating room but she did ~s
canng for the sick .
Sue West has left the airplane for the air waves.
"Early in my nursmg school, I
was giving a little old lady pills
that didn't do a whole lot for her,"
she said. •aut the experience of
sitting on the bed giving them to
her, it's like a bOnd with a patient.
That's why I stayed in nursing for
25 years.·
NOW
West spent several hundred
hours before earning her p.tlot's
license m 1994 but, two years lat·
er, she voluntarily grounded her-
seU.
•I lost a couple of fnends
through aviallon accidents,· she
Sdld. ·1 didn't need to take that
risk. l proved what l needed to
prove. I could get on with other
things."
Today. along with her husband,
she teaches people how to operate
ham radios.
"It's a hobby,• she said •1 can
talk to girlfriends alJ over the
world for free.•
But it's not just fun and game:>
U power lines go down during
an earthquake, for example, then
hams -licensed amateur radio
operators -are sWl able to com·
municate with one another
because their systems are self·
contained uruls that don't require
an outside power source.
West estimates there are about
600 hams operating in Coste
Mesd. .
They are orgaruzing a volun-
teer group that could be called
mto action in case of emergenae!),
•The city has been very sup·
portlve, • she said .
With radios as small as a pack
o( cigarettes these days, there's no .
excu::,efornothdJ1Ull1Jlgilup
•1t's people to people, sta}i ng1n
touch." West aid.
Costa Mesa hires new city treasurer
• Marc Puckett, who will
also serve as the city's
director of finance, comes
from a similar job in Flint,
Mich.
EIJSE Ct I
COSTA MESA -The fonncr
director of h.nance tor the tlty of
Aint, Mich., will serve as Costa
Mesa's new city treasurer and
director of hnance.
Marc Puckett began work as
finance director Monday and was
appomted as city treasurer Mon-
day evening dunng a special City
Council meeting.
Puckett was chosen from a pool
of 40 candidates, said Personnel
Director Steve Haymdll.
Fijnl is the birthplace of Gener-
al Motors and has a population of
140,000.
Puckett said the old urban cen-
ter 1s m the heart of the Rust Belt.
He begcm working for Flint in
1992 after working his way up
from smaller cities in Michigan.
Beforo working for Flint, Puck·
etl also served as director of
Former employees file
suit against company
CIU£ R1s1JNC
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COSTA MESA -A mortgage
company has been named in a.
class·action lawswt filed Tuesday
by 50 employees who claim they
weren't given their last paycheck
three days before Chnstmas.
Some of the former employees
of EMB Mortgage Corp. on Anton
Boulevard allege the company laid
them off Dec. 22 without paying
their salanti and failed to honor
commissioned bonuses and
accrued vacations.
Jolene Antohn, one of the plain·
tilts in the civil lawsuit, said the
employees were told they would
receive their final paycheck after
Jan. 1 Antolin, who was a fund
manager at EMB for six months,
added that her holiday season was
left in shambles without the money.
"lt was kind of a nightmare,•
she said. • 1 kept calling them to see
when they ?lad my check but 1 nev·
er .saw anything. They made a lot
of prorruses they couldn't keep ~
A company official referred
questions on the swt to attorney:,,
Attorneys representing tho compa·
ny couldn't be reached Tuesday.
The plamtiffs' attorney, William
Carroll, sdid company off1cidls told
their staff they couldn't pay them
becaw.c they didn't have any avail·
able funds. ·
~Employees were told they
wouldn't receive wages for the hrst
two weeks of December because
there Wdsn't any money,• he Sdid.
•11ley were not only laid off, they
weren't compensated.•
The lawsuit, which was filed m
Orange County Supenor Court,
alleges the company violated state
labor laws and seeks recovery of all
unpaid salaries plus penalties.
The company Is a lender spe·
cializing m procc1;5ing home loan
appbcations Vla the Internet. EMB
is riJportedly movmg its headquar·
ten; from Co ta Mesa to Dallas lat·
er thlS year
finance and city treasurer !Qr East
Point, the new name for Ei:lsl
Detroit.
He also worked for the oue of
Albion, Pleasant Ridge and Grand
Rapids.
Puckett completed part of his
graduate studles in busine!I'>
administration at the Uruven.1ty of
Michigan and has a badlelor' of
soence degree m businc ' admin-
istration with an emphasis m
accounting from Ferns State Um·
versity. ·
Puckett also served on Michi-
gan's Municipal Fmance Ofbccrs' •
Association board of directors.
I ie deo.ded to take the Co:.ta
Mesd JOb partly becau!>e of his
long desire to move to a wanner
chmate and to Orange County
specifically, he said
•1 think we c1.ll deep m our gut
sort of have d littl(' bit of e pang of
rcgr~t when you're leaving your
hometown,• Puckett said. "In th1~
ca o l lcel like I've moved on and
moved up.•
Puckett replaces City Treai.urn
and Finance Director Susan Tem-
ple, who died in the summer of
1997. Until Puckett's amval, the
aty had relied on two acting direc·
to~ and treasurers.
Tab for school upgrades
could reach $112 million
IWyPb
NEWPORT-MESA -School
renovations in California typical·
ly cost between S40 and $60 per
square foot. Fred Good, pnnopal
of the architectwal tum PJHM
Southwest, told the school board
Tuesday night
With 1.8 million square feet of
school bWldings in need of mod·
enuz.ation, the l<'hool district
could be looking at a bill of Sl5
mllOOn to $112 million.
In the first report smce the
school board COl1'Ul1issione the
Education4l Padllties Master
Plan last year, Good presented a
-49-page lilt c1 needed W>91"ades
throughout the district.
·Then! are 1.8 million square
feet in the diltrict that have not
yet been DeVJMd, IJncolned or
Eastbluffed. • Good Mid, refer·
rtng to 9Chooll that were recently
renoveWd.
'Included in the report are
infrastructure, modernization
and t~·hnolog1cal upgrades,
which Good S&d could add up to
25 years Of usefulness to the dis·
trtct's schools. Not ihduded tS
new construction such as sdenc:e
labs, theaters or new schools.
Supenntendent Robert Ba.root
said the district will be im'estigat ·
Ing all available means ot state
funding before ~ Into a
bond issue to pay for the
upgrades.
•There are many other way:.
besides a bond issue that we can
look mto, • he Mid. ·we want to
be wre how the communtty feels :
about lhla.•
Good wW be meeting With : distnd llAff and lAay namutda.
a conaultant hired by tbe distnct
to ~uge1 community tendment
on a oona lllue.
The board wW recetw a com·
pleted report on the fadlitiet
needl and dlff ... t means of
~bf June. At tbat time tbe
diltiict am CW.,mine how it will
anempt to pay for tb8 upgrades.
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noffln from• car In the 3300 blodc at about 5:10 p.m Feb 2.
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from • home In the 700 block et about 11:10 e.m Jin. 28.
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Poily Pilot Wednesday, February 10, 1999 3
Tbere ~s still much ·to do with the simple life in Colorado 1
W hen f~pl<? here a k us
why m the world we
would ever leave such
an idyllic pot cu; Newport Be ch, I
bnd that the best way to express
our reasons~ to burst into song. Thoubl~ is, I ccm't remember
most of the lyric:s, except thic; one
part, which wus it all up anyway.
lt goes somQthing like this:
·oa-dd, de dum dee, da-da de
dah, Give me the ~imple 1.if el•
• • Sure, we wanted to S<...>e more of
'Our grandsons as they grow up.
and we wanted to be nearer to at
lea.~t one of our d11ughtets. But
mainly we were seeking a simpler.
qui~ter (and I<' s costly!) way of Jue. ·
Admit it, We in the Newport-
1'-'fe'Xl area ts neither' simple, nor
quiet, nor cheap. Indeed, the
teeming megillopolls that runs
trom Santa Barbara to the Mexi-
,can border ~ an extraordinarily
.complex, noisy and frenetic rnech-
'anism.
As d native New Yorker, as one
who lived and worked in the city,
beheve me: I know about com-
plex, noisy dild frenetic mecha-
nbms.
Because we are neither desert
rats nor mountam lions, the likes
of Big Bear and Arrowhead or the
THE FRED COLUMN
martin
Palm Sprtngs area simply were
not options for us. We liked San
Lws Obispo, but the Central
Coast,' too, is expenencing lts own
megalopolltan ailments.
I liked Stockton, mainly
because there's good sailing on
the San Joaquin River end in
nearby lakes. And I am a great
fan of the University of the Pacific.
But my wife's allergies, and the
fact that the toothless Tigers gave
up football, pretty much ruled out
that part of the world.
Corvallis, Ore , is a gorgeous
place with a fine university (Ore-
gon State) and beautiful homes at
very friendly prices. But it is ever
soggy. and the best restaurant in
town ls the cafetena at the student
wuon
• Bellingham, Wash., wa my·
real ftsvoritc. Slip' H·nts dIC aoout
$2.25 J)<>r root (vs. $15 und up in
Newport Harbor), you C-C1Jl sail for-
ever in Puget Sound (albeit
dresSed warmly antJ water·
proofed), stunning houses are
cheap, good restaurants arc rea-
sonably ptenbful and western
Washington 15 a f!lOSl collegiate·
• .type ploce.
.1 But here we are at the root of
. the Rockies. And we are loviµg it.
The peop!P. are wonderful and
friendly, ev<'n to migrant!> irom
Califomid. An"c.1 it me~ts all our
reqtiirements: ·
. Beautiful community, fneadly
people, rea..'>Onable social con-
soousness, d great lUUvc>~1ty and
its own performing arts center and
symphony orchestns,
Within u seven-day period two
weeks dQO, we took our grandsons
to a ma1or rodeo, caught a pre·
BrOddway (they hOJX') tryout of d
new musical about ElVLS Presley.
fans, . aw a splendid road compd·
ny renclition of •Fiddler on the
Roof• and thrilled to the geruus of
the Vienna Boys' Choir.
W~ alc;o sat in awe of Colorado
.
Slate's women's basketball tr:am
as the lacli crushed Nevada-Las
Vegas EJO.somcthing to :50"'5Qme-
thing. The CSU women are
Mnked tilth m th NCAA and are
the hottest ticket in town. Our
tickets, by the way, nm $4 oorh
We get ther 20 minutes before
lip-off and sit OJ}e row bchintl the
reserved scllts, which cost $6,
Parking and programs arc free.
Yep, not much to do around
here.
One of the re-al benPfits m a
town like this is <icce.ssibility. What
im't five irunutcs away is a 10~
minute hop. OK, so to be fly-tish·
mg on the Poudre River takes 15
minutes. But kiiy<;.king or sailing
on our lrtke ts, oh, maybe tfuee ·
riunutes.
To end this, I would like lo
express my protound appmc1c1ttcm
lo Art Stanlow of Costa Mesa. I
don't know Art at all, hut he wrote
an dbsolutely wonder1ul letter to
the editor. It read, m part:
"I apprPcicJlC fred Martln
much mom since he is gom•. I
read dild cmjoy his column from
Colorado more attcntiv<'ly thnn
when he was Wlth us.
·1 even k•·ep hopmg th&t one
day he WJlJ stty, 'Folks ... we are
coming back home if you will
have us.' Personally, I Will throw m
a coup! of bucks to help the
Cdll5e ..
Not a pmyer, Art, my new
tnenct. Not d prtWf!J' But I gen·
uinely cannot U10nk you enough
for tb thought. Bnngs a tear to
these old eyes. u d
• AtEO MART1N is a former NewpOrt
B ath res d nt who writes from his new
home In Fort Collins, Colo. His '°lumn
appears Wcdn«:Sdays
Just in time for Valentines! .
February 1st ·~hru 13th
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Pier parking, Main Street access to be studied today· ..
Selected ~1erchnndi:se From O ur O wn Stock
Regularl y Sold In Our Own 'Stnre The Newport Beach Public
Work'> Department tvday will
hold the last in a senes of commu-
nity workshops on the Balboa Pier
parking lot and Main Street
access study. •
The study, one of the first st.eps
in the Balboa revitalization pro-
gMm, will look at ways to
unprove parking at the p1er and
the pedestridn access to Main
Street. ·
It will be coordinated with the
Parking Management Study, an
ongomg project to improve tourii.t
and .resident pdrking throughout
the Bdlboa Peninsula
This week's community meet-
:~~
Mattress Outlet Stor
3 165 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
One ISloc.k Soulll of •oa rwy
545-7168
,•
ing will mclude discussion on the
layout of the final thrP.e dllem o·
tives etnd the cost of edch
redesign.
One of the mt11or lssues dti>·
cussed m previous meetings WdS
the need for more bus ))drkm9
space lo <1void hdving tour buse ...
park on nearby r~idenlict.! streets.
The study should he complet-
ed after the final work.,hop, and a
rccommcntlPd dltemalive will go
to the City Council for approval.
The meeting. 1s Si>t Jor 7 p.m.
today U1 City Counnl r.humbers,
3300 Newport Blvd.
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PIG
CONTINUED FROM 1
•Tuts wa cm accident,·
Slocumb aid. ·He was just
tnghtcn d. •
One boy . want<>d to know
where Alton livci..
"He lives in my houi;e, •
Slocumb scud. •fie hes his own
bedroom. Dunng th(~ day, he goes
out and plays in the yard."
A girl wanted to make sure
Alton shelled hot taslP in music.
•ves, he likes the Spic<' Girl5,"
Slocumb said.
As for diet, alJ.hough he'll nev-
er refuso a handout, Alton ii par-
tldl to !ruits, vegetabh~ Wld DIPt
Coke, she said.
HlS favonte movieli are "Babe•
and "Charlotte's Web."
Michelle Herrera, a t>·year-old
who can spell pig all by herself,
came away lavornbly unpres~ed.
LEAGUE
CONTINUED FROM 1
"To take the absurd position
thdt we shouldn't use the park to
its fullest capacity when there is
already a scarcity seems to be an
unPnhghtene<.l position,# he
said. "These dre u couple of peo-
ple who have nothing better to
do than to try to hdvc> the city
restnct use of the ficlrl so thdt no
children can pluy on 11. •
Kop1ck1 dlso cld1med there
WdS d JnlSrepresentdUOn Of the
facts by Little League olhc1dls
<tn<.l the entire proposal should
bt.• studied undPr the Cahforma
Env1ronmentcll Quality Act.
"It might sound 11kl• the wst·
dents hdve something dgainst
AROUND TOWN
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TODAY
The waJklng club of Newport
Beach ""ill meet at Hosp1tdl Road
and Supenor Avenue dt 9 a .m.
and 7 p m. Lo~" weight dnd have
fun . f'or more mfonnation, call
{949) 650· 1332.
Free Income tax preparation and
a!'>sistance wilJ be offered through
the Tax-Ajde progrdm from 9
d m to l p.m. daily through April
15 at OASIS Semor C'enter, 800
l\1drnuc>nte AV('., Corona del
Mar. Appointments dre available.
For more mfom1al1on, call (949)
644·J244.
An exhibit of acrylics tJUed
"Color m Ac-lion• WJU be on d1s-
pluy through F<•b. 28 di the New-
port Bedch Central L1brnry, 1000
Avocaclo Av<>. for morn i.JlJorma-
llon, c·dlJ (449) 717-3801
The CommunlcaUon Practlce
Club wtll mcet from 7 to 8 30 am.
at u res1denc<' m Costa Mesa.
Learn how to speak for ~ucces
while bemg Pvaluated by a pro-
fessional coach Adm1ss10n is $35.
For more mformallon, call (949)
675-7196.
A workshop Ulled Growing
Pldnts Indoor!, -The Easy Way
Wlll be prescntPd at 9.30 tt m. at
Sherman Llbrdr)' rind Gardens,
2647 E. Codst f hqhway, Corona
del Mar. Adm1ss1on is $15. Pre-
registration is rt•q111red. For more
information, ctiU (1H9) 673-2261.
The great Valentine's Day sur-
prise will be prc.sented from 10:45
to 11:30 a .m. in the children's
department at Bdm & Noble
Booksellen.. 901 B South Coast
Drive, No. 150, Costa Me a .
Ad~1on is fr . For more infor-
Jllation, call (714) 444·0226.
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KENNY /,',.
PRINTER
"SALE"
MARATHON SOD
MARC MAlltltN I OIUI. Y Pl.OT
Raymond Padgett leans out to get an up-close-and~personal look
at Alton.
"He looks'like a pig that play:s I Upcoming show-and-tell items
a lot," she said . "I liked when he include turtJes for the letter T and
pooped." • whale watching for W.
the kids, but that's not the cdse, •
Kop1cki said "My problem is
with the people who represent
these sports not having any com-
passion fer what they're impos-
mg on the communities dround
the facility."
Della Groll~ said tho little
League's only crime has been
paying for improvements to one
of the city's few lighted sports
fields
"I've tried and tried to under-
stand therr point of v1Pw, but I
just don't see it,• he Sdld.
Kopicki said the ma1onty of
the parks comm1ss1on seems
unresponsive to her neighbor-
hood's concerns.
And she said repeated calls to
Councilman Tom Thomson, who
represents the area, went unre-
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At the meeting, Thomson
dodged questions on his respon-
sibihly for the issue, saying the
held and the residents were
"very cl~e" to his district When
asked whal area his district cov-
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MOTEL
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great strfdes Slnce our November
meeting,• Comm1s toner Tom
Sutro said.
Commissioner Katrina Foley
sa..td long·term occupancy motel
rOOrt\$ also enabled people ,Wlth
low incomes to live in a place
Wlthout havmg to come up with
the required deposits or pass
credit checks.
"I think this allows the oppor-
tunity to get on thf'ir feet and
move on,~ Poley said.
As one of the conditions of
opproval, the owner will have to
build a playground at the motel.
The Police Department was
agairlst the move m November
because of the high number of
calls for .semce to the motel and
the run-down rooms.
The Orange County Health
Care Agency violation nobce
1ssued last year stated that many
ers, he said, "I don't have to
answer that.•
Thomson could not be
reached Tuesday.
Kop1cki said she was encour-
aged by the council's willingness
to at least hear the issue and
thanked Ridgeway for Cdlling it
up.
#I wasn't r~al hopeful with my
own City Counc1i person, b.ut I'm
hoping the others will make up
for it," she said.
R1dg ewcsy dlso asked for a
staff report clarifying the due~
process rights of both citizens
and council members when it
comes to appealing decisions of
the Parks, Beaches and Recre-
dtion Commission.
ot the motel's mioke dctec~ors
were elther broken or inlssu1g,
the carpets were soiled, and other
:room features such as floors,
walls, light and bathroom fixture:>
were damaged.
But a reinspection in January
revealed general improvements,
including new carpeung and
replacement and repatr of moke
detectors, faucets, bathtubs and
toilets. The Police Department has
also changed its position becaus~
the applicant hired a new proper·
ty manalJer, improved hghung
and tandscaplng, and cleaned up
abandoned vehicles and shop·
ping carts. Motel owners have
also improved door Jocks and
inserted peephole$, evlCted prob·
lem tenants and increased rents.
Calls for service have dropped
at the motel !ro)n 346 ·m 1994 .to
Doily Pilot
172 in 1998, although the latP. t
nwnbcrs are an increase from 158
lil 1997.
Owner Sam Meruo said he
needed the penrut as a temPordry
measure.
H said hi5 goal was to recap.
ture the bu m s traveler market
but in the meantime the permit
would allow him to rent rooms for
the Jong term and pay his month.
ty mortgdge. Menlo has ali;o
applied for a rating from the Auto·
mobile AsSOCtation of Amenca,
Pewel opposeo the permit
because it would be count~rpro.
ductive to the owner's goal of re·
establishing it in the commercial
market. ,
He also said granting the
nppl.ication woWd turn the motel
into an apartment complex,
which would be far from meeting
city standards. ·
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CONGRATULATIONS!
COM All-stars are in 1st Placef
Top Row Cooch Dick Rey. Christina Tuw. Emily Milder. Coach Brooke Rey
Middle Anne Schroeder. Tracey Kubd5. Jorden Cruz. Alex.:1ndra Orozco, Lauren Nurnberger. Amf Tyson
Bottom: Mall()(}' Reynolds, Mel1~Sc1 Ht."flderson. Laurt..'n Jacobson, Mldison Otterbein. Annie Painter. Alissa Zoelle
Ayso Region 57
Girls U-1 4 Silver All-Stars
COM remains undefutcd in area play and takes over first place. ·
This weekend hi d South and North Irvine hosting the COM squad. First game COM 3, S.
Irvine 3. At the end of the 6nt quarter, ~ Dick Rey's team was trailing by a 2·0 count.
Tht 2nd quarter wu hilthli&hted with a fin~ goal by Annie Painter.
At half-time, COM nilftrailcd 2-1. The girls in blue and white turned it on in the KCOnd half.
Ouutanding dcfcnte by Tyt0n, Tracy Kubu and Mallory Reynold, held S. Irvine to a lone goal.
ln the second half, Alex Orozco KOrcd to tic ilic game. Later, Mallory Reynolds line diiwd a
ball in<o the net fo r the t:hird tally. Mid-field play by Madiaon Otterbein wu crucial for the
· "come from IMhind" tie. •
Second Game
COM 5, North Irvine 1
North Irvine ICOred early ln the fint quarter. After that ~up. call, the COM girls went to
work . 1'wo .goals were tcored by Forward Alia .. 1.oclle, then Emily Milder weaved her way
duou&h defendcn to econ.
M..Iuon OnetWn ICDlecl me faunh pl. COM held daeir lua KOre to be die hat. MelU..
Hcndenon clrow a W &o.a 20 ~out Iha WU ID laanl. it .,,..,... top duaup the beck
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Wednesday, February l 0, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223
Sea King~ fall, 75-44
QUOIE OF THE DAY
·11 was the wom r I have Jr s a IToVeSty lfree l110l'dhs
of hard work comes down to the end o1 th season and 's wasted bemuse o1 a moron -"
D n Johnston, Costa M sa High girls soccer co ch
Doily Pilot 5
Newport bows, 69-·47
•McCoy's 15 points one of the
few bright spots for CdM against
·playoff-contending I.rvine Tuesday.
GIRLS. ~OOPS •Slow start hurts visiting Sailors m
Sea View tiff at Santa Margarita, GIRLS HOOPS
IRVINE -•Corona del Mar High sopho-
more Kristin McCoy, who has been a consis-
tent scorer smce her return from injury 10
games ago, collected 15 points in the Sea
Kings' 75-44 loss to host Irvine in a Sea View
League girls basketball game Tuesday
which falls 'to 8-17, 0·9 in league. All of
Kawata's points came" on three-pointers.
Jody Carlson scored 17 points for Irvine
(16-9, 5-4), which is getting ready for the
playoffs. Krist~n Tbawley scored 12 points
for the Vaqueros.
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RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -Santa
Mdrgadta• H1gh's girls basketball ti dffi,
fighting for second placP m the Sea View
LeaguP., JUmped on visiting Newport l ldrbor
edrly Tuesday night and n~ver let up, coctst-·
ing to a 69·47 leagm~ vic.1ory.
on offens1~ and their ooac;h (Ric:hcird Schaaf)
dJd 1t Wd th1•u best shooting night of the
yt"'ar. They hot at least 70% (from the fseldJ
u1 tho hrst half "
Junior center April Ross.led th~ T~ with
18 points an(i nine rebOunds, while emor
point gutsid Alyssa Paul ads!ed 1 O. •She was our best scorer and was out for
most of the season," CdM Coach Elbert
Davis said. "We're just now getting her back
and it makes a difference.•
McCoy, conung off a season-high 20
points Thun;day against Newport Harbor,
.upped her average to 7.4 points per game.
Corona del Mar closes out Sea View
League action . forever by hosting Santa
Marganta Thursday. . ·
"Hopefully, we can catch Santa Margan:
ta looking somewhere else and go out on a
high note,• DaVis said.
"Irvine was a team preparing for the
playoffs. We were just showing up and
going through the mob.ons. Hopefully, that
won't happen Thursday."
Santa Margarrt.a 69, Newport 47
IMne 75, c.oron. del Mw 44
El Toro 68, Woodbridge S 1
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The Eagles (15·9, 6-J m le gue)
outsrornd thf'! Sailors, 25-14, in.the operung
penod and built a 38-23 halftime lead
Junior Vcntl!>sa ~erragamo led Santa Mrtr·
ganta WJth 26 pomt.s, while Danielle Benneu
had 14 and Colleen O'Ledry 13.
·we didn't play a t>lrong defensive
game,• Savage said •We. came out lacking
mtcn ity and (the Eagles) 1umped -0n u.s
nght from the start We weren't really ready
to play and they were.•
Lindsey Watanabe and Courtney Kawata
each c;cored nine pomts for Corona del Mar,
"In the first quarter, J think tthe Eagles)
missed one :.hot," said Newport Harbor
Coach Gregg Savage. whose team fell to 14-
12, 2-7. "They did a grf.'at JOb of executing
Though out of the race for a top-three fin·
ish and guaranteed playoff spot, the Sailors
ai1• hopef r: of an at-large berth m CIF Dtvi·
s1on ll·AA
MESA
ROMPS
Mustangs clinch 10th
straight CIF Playoffs
berth with a 72-25
walloping of Artists.
COSTA MESA -After
clinching the1.r 10th consecu-
tive postseason trip Tuesday
night, Costa Mesa High's
Mustangs will continue to
root hard for their croc;s-town
rival (Estancia) as the Pacific
Coast League g11ls basket-
ball race comes down to the
wire.
Co~ta Mesa (16-10, 7-2 in
PCL) hammered visiting
Laguna Beach, 72-25, to
remain in the second place,
one game behind Laguna
Hills, which plays Pstclnna
·Thursday.
"That's good for us
(Estanoa bedt Uru Tuesday
rug ht),• Mesa Coach Jun
Weeks said. • J hope that
gets Estancia ready to go for
Laguna Hills."
The Mustangs, who
snapped a four·game losmg
streak, were led by 6-foot
Junior Autumn Snuth. who
had 13 rebounds, 12 points
and seven blocked c;hots.
Evelyn Powers (19 pomts)
dnd Jenny Earnest (14) also
scored in double figures for
the Mustangs, while team-
mates Judy Kidane (seven),
M~lissa Thornton (six) Clnd
Lisa Weeks (hve) came off
the bench to match or
eclipse their career highs. ·our starters only playe!d
five minutes together,• Jim
Weeks said. "We played
very well torught as a team.
All 10 guls got out there dnd
played well. Everybody
played good pressure
defense and focused the
whole game." 1 Costa Mesa point guard
Nancy Hatsushi had six
assists m the win, while
Lianne Sa aki dished out
hve.
"It snaps the (losing
streak), but we had played
four tough games m a row,•
Weeks said.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
• DON LEACH I DAILY ~OT
Estanda's Eva Varma (left) and teammate Lauren Cassity smother University's Peggie Wu, forcing a
bad pass in the Eagles' CIF Playoffs-cllnchlng ,victory Tuesday night in Pacific Coast League play.
Eagles dinch OF bid
• Estancia cruises after 19-3 run to open
it up en route to 55-35 win over University.
BARR\ FAl.ilJ...1\1 R
lbtt Plot
COSTA MESA -The rather impressive actions of
the Estancia High guls basketball team made Coach
Paul Kirby a man of his word Tue!>day rught.
Needmg a victory to wrap up an automatic berth
m the CIF Southern Section DiVision IU-A playoffs -
and make good on Kuby's preseason pledge they'd
play beyond Valentine's Day -the Eagles left little
doubt in 55-35 blowout of Pacific Coast League visi-
tor University.
·we wanted to prove to Coach Kirby we were
ready to play," said Estancia seruot Francia Diaz,
who spearheaded a 19-3 spurt over the first 10 min-
utes to virtually put the Tro1ans away.
"That was the best start we've had,• added Diaz.
who finished with a season-h.tgh 2b points in what
could be her final home game.
•Franny really stepped up," said Kirby, who
watched the 5-foot-7 senior, giving away five and si.x
inches to her post rivals, hit 11 of 14 field-goal
attempts and net 4 of 5 foul shots. Slie missed match-
ing her career high by a single point and odded nine
rebounds, two blocked shots, two steals and one
assist. ·nus game tak& a load oft,• said Diaz.
The Eagles (16-7,-6-3 in league and ranked No. 7
in CIF UJ-A), moved two games ahead of Uruve~ity
(12-13, 4-5) with league-leading Laguna Hills await-
mg in Thursday's PCL finale.
An Estancia loss would have forced the Eagles to
upset Laguna Hills to earn a likely Uitrd-place play·
off with Uni, as the Trojans fmi.$h against 2-21 Lagu-
na Beach Thursday. .l
•t guaranteed (the Eagles woulq mako the play-
offs), but I was a little nervou for a while there,•
said Kirby, whose Eagles would likely have earned
· an at-large berth even if they didn't crdrk the PCL\
top thr~e.
•The league was pretty much up tor grabs, but 1
knew, with our schedule, we'd haw a great chance
at getting 10 wins (the mulimum requ1rnd for at-
la.rge consideration).~
In addition to Diaz's offen e, team def en e keyed
the victory, according to Kirby, whose squad was
eliminated from playoff consid-
eration last winter in a regular-
season-ending 35-34 loss at Uni.
With Estancia engaged m it's
aggressive man-to-man, the
Trojans hit just one of its nine
first-quarter field-goal attempts
and committed seven of their 16
turnovers in the opening period.
"We med to
prove to Cooch
rrbywewe
ready to play -8
Senior Lauren Cassity locked
onto Uni senior scoring machine Fnnde Diaz
Fala Suiaunoa, limiting the Estancia senior
eight-best scorer in Orange
County to 11 points, eight less than her average.
Suiaunoa, who was 6 for 16 from the held in the
first Estancia game (a 53-42 Eagle win) was just 3 of
14 Thursday. ·
•[The Eagles) took it to us,• Uni Coach Bob
Bernal sajd. •1t was a carry-over from the ~cond
half of the first game (in which the Eagles rallied
from a six-point deficit), They've kicked our butts for
six quarters now. Maybe we shouldn't have gotten
ahead in the finit half (Jan. 19), I. think we licked
them off.·
Diaz had eight pomb> m the h~t and third quar-
t~. while Cassity and senior Usa Stein! Id add d
10 points and five boards ap1CC'e.
Senior guard Eva Vanna cttippcd in four a SJ ts
on senior night, while sophomore starter Llsll Hiiata
had three points and fQur a ts, before fouhng out
with 4:48 left.
Estancia shot nearly 46% (22 o( 48), whil lh
Trojan hit le s than 27% of thoir hcld·goal tor.
( 13 of 49).
1111 SCIOOL lllLS llSllTllLL SUMMllllS
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
·JOHN
VALLELY .
Corona del Mar
•Sea Kings' standout used the NCAA Fin~ Fours as
a showcase for his superb basketball talents at UCLA.
Hll llA!Ui Ill'\\
Uong before the days
of the three·pmntcr,
lohn Vallely leum d
the soft touch ol penmeter
shootmg while gro"'mg up on
Balboa bland
But never m his \\ildest .
dretilllS cbd Vnllell imagine he
would play m crowd d arena
m the l\.'BA
VaUelv ec:tabhshed
Ruthian-type sconng record al
Orange Coast College followmg
a celebTdted basketball career
at Corona dcl Mar High
"There are great mem(ln
from tho~e days,• V.1llelr said.
"Unfortunatelv, it wac a lunq
tune agn but at least we have
tho-se 011~monf's. •
Though Vall~ly 'tnrred
for Coach Boh Wet:rPI'~
chdmpionship Pudte
learns tor two sea ... ons m
the 1960s, he slill holds
"everal ... ignif1cant OCC
records, mcludmg
h1ghe~t career c;conny
~ncrage (23.3 points per
gdme), :.mgle-ea on
conng aver<1ge (25.8
ppg m 1967-uS) and
mo..,t career J>Omts
( 1,538).
lduyht a lot mou· than
ha ketuoll, • Vallely said.
~He taught people who played
busk~tbaU for hun how to
compete m life, ho~ to have
r~1a11onship and how to be
respon 1ble
"It wa mte.re:.ting-he never
talked about wmnmg or losmg,
hut he was one of the wmrungest
coache m basketball fmdud.ing
10 'CAA titles). He wa£ more
mter tcd m the players'
character and he always
challenged u a people m
b coming the best we could
become
·Tue fir~t day of practice, he'd
say that he v.ould hke (to wm).
Tiien he'd ay, 'As I look around
the room here. I think if we can
accomph~h a sense of peace
tlhout our effort here, we'll wm,
and judging from the talent we
have here, r think we'll
be pretty happy with
the results.'•
Vallely played in the
nuddle of the UCLA
dynasty when the
BrulllS captured seven
<>tra1ght NCAA title!),
Vallely's Bruins
d 0 f ted Pw-due, 92-72,
for Ute 1969 title, then
beat Jacksonville, 80*69,
for the championship
lO H-170.
Dunng Vallely'
ruor year m high
With no le than 18
~chool records attached
to his name at OCC.
Vall ~ly went on to
hecome an All·Pac 6
sele<:tion at UCLA
John \'allely school for Coach Bob
Leslie's Sea Kings in
under legendary hac;kctbalJ
coach John Wooden, who
~tarted the 6-foot-21/z Vutlcly
ahead of Stdm•y Wicks dunng
the 1968·69 c;eason.
UCLA won two NCAA
champ1onsh1P,s m Vallely' .. two
~eason~ for the Orums, "ho also
featured Lew Alcmdor end
Curth Rowe. Vallely earned
all-tournament laurels m both
fomal Four appearances. ln his
enlor y~r. Vallely' .Brum.
tt?ammates call d him ·nu•
Money Man•
Vallely never thought much
about playmg m Um NBA until
h1 se:ruor year at UCL.A ~h n
he began rocewing l ttcrs from
interested t ams.
•You've got to tcmC!mlx!r, •
Volle.ly said, • 1 wa a young kid
growrng up on Blllboft I land,
wh1 h a not exactly b hotbed
lot NBA talent But, Y' , hovmg
NBA team w t I It• rs and
howing int t m m
~skctball play r wa
of a surpri"•'·"
Vallely pt yed thr } rs m
th NUA for the Atlllntn Hawk
and Hou.~on Rack ts ( 2 112 )'CM'S
on e.adh tenml.
. • •1t was fWl and cdu llonal, •
VAll ly NJd of his NBA
expenence, •and.at~
it wa mtilnidoting, I suppose•
• But pl&)'lll under WOOOen
otU -~on · Vallcly whi h still ~q, today
•1 bcltcv Coach Wooden
•
1 %6, the sharpshooter
wa voted "e<'ond-team
AU-Southern California •AA•
Divio;1on a he averaged 26.3 ppg
Keep m rnmd·that in those
prcp.ddys, Vallely would
r~gularly drain ba. cline shots
from \8-to-20 fe t out. lmagi.pe
htS sconng av "rage if the ·
throo-pointer had been around.
In his fr hman year at
Orange Coa-.t, Vallely averaged
'20 4 ppg (a reoord at the timet
and wu~ named th Ea ;tern
Conf rence Player of the Year.
M honor he also earned es a
sophomore. Vallely' OCC tee.ms
w nt 47-20 in two years.
11 ' now member of the
D D~· Pilot' Mill nruum Sports
Hall of P m .
Following h.ls NBA ciaree.r, .
Vallely w invitoo to play and
in E~1 , where m 1975
h h Id both dut for the
B lg um U ns (base<I in
Dru 1 ). trave.llng throughout
W tem Europe With his wife,
Karen, whom h m t at Oiange.
C<>ft t
Theta)', Vallely is invQlved m
l e tate, and everi tbOugb bC
ld his lnt rest ln N~ Sid
Company about l'hyean ago.
h • Ull nbsorbed m the NJ
bus .
Hi 10n, Erle. recenUY
graduated from UCLA. "'Jbe
'1f amlly ., their de ....
to canc.w M lfi 12 19' ·w. ... hw gNdy, .. \Wlla
laid "We'll._._ ......... helven.·
s
llllfLY llllH SCHOOL WRESTLING
~Mustangs edge EdiSon, 3-2
•
FEARSOI\11E
~tomhardo er d1t d with 1.f saves
in nonlcagu?· girls water polo victory.
Orange Coast place second
COSTA MBSA -011mgo Cua,.~ College's Enc JI nd hot ~ I 0 l f
3·over-par 74 nt M~ Vcrdo Country Club to
fuu~h third in the first Orlln!Je Empire Confer·
ence tournament ol the •ason Monday. 1110
Pi.Iates, who comhm"d for l' total of 402, fln·
ishf>d second behind Sant4 Ano (37!l}, which
featured medalist Stove Bendt (71).
Ill&
FOURSOI\11E
•Sandoval wins title for Costa Mesa at 215 poundsi
Farrell, Inouye and Valdez. take crowns for Estancia. COSTA MESA -.Ju1uor .1 nn1f~r .._ __ .,
'(.rub1s1r.h'.ti yoill u1 the thm1 quarter P 0 l 0
;,rovt•d to ~ tlll' d\ftmem':e as Co~ta Me£>a
l ltgh 111'1<.i on for a 3·2 win over visiting Edison
m nonlc:dgm• wdh!.1 pol<1 oclton Tuesday.
z IRVINE -Costa Mesa High pumped ctnd juc;t went out a~"
senior Gus Sandoval went beat hun. It was a big liJl tor Gus,·
through the Paclfic Coast League E ·tanc1a's Valdez. a s~p~·
wrestling season undefeated dt more. defeated Mesa JUnl<>T
215 pounds. But there were those Arturo Casurrub1as, 11-4. . She.ma KltnH auci Knty f~cte>rscn CidCh scored t' qoal n lhc 111~1<JUdrtet1or Co \<I Mes(l {9·15).
Got1lt~ Stuphan1P. Lombardo had 14 ~V«'....!>
lot tht· M11sl<tu9ia, who trawl to Aliso N1gu(•t
l•>lldy tor a r~11r. fie Co st l .ngue <:Onle.'>l.
Btett Adams stiot a 77 for the PirdtCS (~· 1,
2·1 in conf1 renC"e). Michat:I OCPrund had an 81.
COSTA Ml!SA -Nonnally, on dayl
~~'&be talk~. gb1f ...
CB game iJ of tb8w*l 1Wd and tbe ~ ste.dr? But tbere w• 1D019 Wk aft.et BMCb Hjgh•• 2·l ~at
Costa esa Of the~ offtd4tiog ·than
anything ttlle .
who didn't think he was up to AU four uutomatically qualit1e~
'Win.n.J..r:lg a league title because for the ~JF Southern .sccuon Dm-
Loguna Hills soptlornore Joe sion IV Champmn:;hip:s in Ranch£>
·Viglione was wrestling up as a Cucamonga Feb 19-20. The top
NONU.AGUl
Riverside finished J,ltird with 412 strok~.
Irvine VaJley wa!ti (~ill.
CosfA MtfA 3, EotSON 2
. Sf0"9 by_Oua~
}d1son 1 0 ' o 1 • ~ <o~ta Mc\a • 2 0 1 0 • J Eagles drop 3-0 PCL<l cision "Jt WU $lngµlarly tbe wont refereed
game I have ever seeo." M~1
coach Dan JohnltOn sald. "lt11 a trnes·
ty that three months of hard work <XJ11M11
down to the end of the season and it's
wasted because of a moron.•
heavyw.eight and would be back wre llcri; at the hnals will
at 215 for Tuesday's Jeag~·h.naJ.s advance to the Mdsters Meet th~
'at University High. f olJowmy week Wlth a chance l<?
Estancia High's Eagles, mean-quality for the state meet. ~Ison Oo1an 1, Malvymk 1 l Sa11cs • W1lkH 7
Costa Mew J Grub1\1Ch 1, Khn,. 1, Petersen 1.
!>ave\ • Lombardo 14
COSTA MESA -Even while, came th.rough with three Casarrubias and ~earnmate
individual champions -Jeremy Quy Nguyen, who hmshed St!C·
Valdez at 140, Abe Inouye at 103 ond al 112 pounds, a&> qualified
°F.standa ralli•~s. but falls, 16-12
though Estancia H1yh lo~t to S 0 C C I I
visiting University, 3·0, Tuesday in a Pacific
C0<sst League ~1rJ soccer contest, Codch Jen-
ny Tavares believes it Wds a h1g improvement
IOI the eagles over the last tune the two teams
met
The Mustangs (8·11·2, 2·7 in league).
accordhig to Johnston, controlled tbe
tempo for the most of the match. JUlie
Kroening's ear)y goal gave Costa Mesa
<t 1·0 edge.
and Nick Farrell at 145. for the 01vts1on IV tournament.
Viglione, the No 1 seed, failed Costa Mcsu 1umor Fernando
COST1\ ME~\ E::vl<Ulr.td l hgh
;wuor usur<~11 f\foyo 1 on·cl five P 0 l 0
godls m the c11qlP • nunlcrlqlH~ loss .. Jt was <1 much hettt•r gdm" this tune."
to score a point on Sandoval. In Arrona won, 3-l. at 189 to place
fact, Sandoval pinned Viglione third and edm an alternate spot with25secondsleftinthecont~·t for Ctr Alex Martinez (135J,
to complete an upset win clJld Adron Suncnov ( 125) and Antony
take home the PCL crown. Grubisich (heavyweight), a to ho-.1 \\',..,tnunster, Jfi· 12. m !Jtrb water polo
ttCllOll T\w<,cJ,1y CSt<HlC Iii tollJPd Wlth nine
!J<i.tls in lhl' f11111lh qudrler
Tavarf'..s ~e1d. "They bcttt us 8-0 last tune. We.
reaUy played well." But a questionable foul call gave
Laguna Beach a penalty kick With 1 O
nunutes to play. A goal wu scored and
Johnston MgUed that some of L;aguna
Beach's players were in the penalty box.
a dear violation of penalty-kick ptoce·
dure. The referee agreed, but deter•
nu.ned no ha.rm was done and allowed
the goal anyway.
• CdUI""' -.oph11111ur1• KrtllC MPndC>n sco1ed
lhr<'P 9w.1I!-. Soml'r f•ldhl"rt y •UH.I .Jenniler Cas-
~•ty. dlso .. ophomwcs, .,,11 h scored twice-:.
Jc1srn1ni• C1 •11 li•r, who O(Jr mally sturls for the
111mn1 vt1rs1ty ... q11<1d, playr•d three• pcnods in
qo11J tm Estc1111 111.
Juruor godhe Helen Ftoms had 12 c;aves tor
the· Edgles (0·8·1). Freshman dPtender Arhs
Reynolds al.so played well.
Corona del Mar girls lose, 2-1
IRVINE -Coronu d*°'I Mar
H.igh's glrls soccer tcdm S 0 C C I R
"He dominated the whole sophomore, also hnished third for
match," Costa Mesa Coarh Matt th~ Mustangs.
Kellogg said. "I think the two The four wrestlers, as well as
losses at the Laguna Hills touma-third-place finisher Josh Veach of
ment really helped tum get psy-Estdnda (215), will be alternates
ched for this match. He was m Division IV.
NON LEAGUE
WESTMINSTLA 16, ESTANCIA 12
Score by Quitrter5
,J.nan{od 0 1 2 9 • 12
W.tmtnStl:r 5 4 5 2 • 16
&tancia Ma~o S. Fl<1herty J. Meni:fcn 3. ca~s1ty 2
ves Ra\mussen 4 G1•1der 8
absorbed a 2· 1 S<>a Vw.w u•ayue decision at
Irvine High Tum.<lc1y, dropping the Sea Kings to
11-5-1, 3.5. l Ul JcrtgUt!.
Kelsey C lark lit at up m the s~concJ half wtth
a goal otl an .ass1::.l fcom Meghan Bryan to tie
the gam" ell J· 1, but Irvine responded with a
goel WlU1 10 nunut€'s rcm.t1mng lo wm it.
"Both sides were complaining about
the ofhddtiny all game long," Johnston
said. "I'm not nomWJy one to complain,
but thett's too much hard work to go
down the tubes like that."
Tars· playoff hopes erased, 5-0
RANCI I<> SANTA MAH·------•
GJ\HITA -V1o;1ltnq NPwport S 0 C C I R
Hnrhvr I h<Jh ,1w ats post,cw .. on clrt!ct~ ended
Tu~~dt1y, ,1., St111l11 M.Hqc1rit<1 <'laamed a .S·O Sed
~w Lt>.1y ue qirls <:on c•J lnumph.
Vanguards win theii-opener
Laguna Beach soored the winning
goal in the. final 30 seconds on 'What
Johnson believed wu clearly a blown
of fs1des call where two of Laguna
Beach's players could have been c:aDed
for the violation
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Vd.lene Vanaken had two I A S E I A l l
hil.,. and two RBis to help lead SouU1ern Cali-
fornia C0Un9P past Cal Sidle DorrunguP.z H1Jls.
9-3. in a nonconhm;nce <\Oltbdll game Tuesday.
Senior Gretchen Brcindl got the wm with 11
stnk<)outs The Vdn<Ju<.1rds are 1-0.
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s-topped the game beceUJe 10meone
was taking flash photographs at the reJr.
groundS and Ile confused at wtth light·
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mot'••• Coela S cllon' a1oc 2.
11 so ·~ lh• nnme aM t"<lr• OI the p ttOn '111otl'I 'MlOm eta ma mat bo.t Ille II BUSINESS &
ESCROW 6ERVIC6 C N TEA INC [J031 TISCH WAY. SUITE 602, SAN J0S , CA 6 t2.8 Ind the
IHI ci.te IOt fdll\\I 1n1t be M.Jrc:tl l, 11~'.)0,
~ I• 1h41 bollntiaa tlay
t>efore tho .. 10 date·~· fief atxwe
• OATE:O F(BRUAAV 4, 1~~ ouvrn·s StGNATVnF.·
1'tACE OfOIUL, A CALio
fMNIA COfllPOAATION,
lalJ>IAH ALL.AAS, ,,...Mftt
Pubtlehed Newport
8Qeh Costa ~ Dally "°' f ebfualy 10 I • wm
. ..
,
Groenlteh1 Irvin CA
92t 14
He en Mlt1ga•el Wood
-i3 G1oonltold lr\/\ne, CA
12614
Tri 8 bUSll SS •• con·
!1 JC1• d by ar1 1nt1o11\riual Have you 11111rtwd dOlng
l>ulir ass yea? Yns, l/l~li
Holan M Wo<>d Tt111 &1altl'!l(.!11I .,. .. , filed
w11h 1t10 Co11nry Clerk of
OrAng11 County on 1 15·99
199~780522
O"llY f'llol J.1n 20. 27,
f.1'11 a 10 1~J9'i W230
Flctltloua Bu1lneu
Name Statement
·The lollOWllllJ jlerSOf\5 ari1 OOffl'J 1111s.rnun aa
Dul Sol Apar1men11 LLC
3814 Channct Pt. Nawpo11 Bcac.n CA 92003
OfJI SOI ApellmenlS LLC
814 Chanrel PJ , N1'WP_Ort
01 AGll CA !1266J
Tt ~ uusmess Ii con·
lutltl(J by L t'MOO l latiffily
Co
H vo you &1ar101 <JI' "Q
bus•non )'ttl? Y11• I I ·9,d
Do Sol ApMmMI ~
J r H COO< n, ~>1nll; r Tr'' tat mon1 'lllib 1.ie.i
wtl1 th Coun•v Clor1! c~
Or1t1 g County on I 15 99
1"'6780529 0 ly p IOI Jan 20. 27.
rot.o 3 10 1!199 W231
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Statement
ltltl loltowong I) I >l'I(
&111 oolng bu~in1151 1&'
e) Design 2, b) Slgl'19Qn,
1000 St..iuth C-Out Or .
I 207, Cot.la Me .a. CA 1)2628
Zuran V1<111no11t. 1000
So11111 Coai>I Or Coill
Mesa, CA 92026
Thi• but nvo " con· dll(ted by llll lncJIVldual
Mave y0u tailed doing
bu IOO&Si yel? Vea 111199
Zoran V1darl0Yk:
This 1atemen1 was lol u
w1ttt lt\11 Countv ciork or
Oranoe CotKity on 1-1~ 99 181t8710624 Daty PilOI J n 20 27,
Ftb ~. 10. 1990 Vi232
ct t ou1 8uo MH
N me Statol'l'Mlnt
Tho lo!IOW~ pel'$Ol'll
are dolnQ bullneU a•
Al!11r. Moura Cleaolng
2!'.IO Vt<:t()(i. St , 1£2, Costll M ta CA 92627 ~•the L Poao• "260
\lietOf\a St , lf2, Collll
MM CA 2GU
Ttllt bu t I COl'I • dueled by Dn lncJlvlduGI Have you •• r10d oolna
wst!ett yet? vu. 1'11'119'"
Feh• I PolOt
Tr toment waa It ed
v.11UI lht County Clerk ol
Orange County on "1 & 09
1tttf110t21
Da ~ Pliol JM 20, 27.
F b 10, llWD W23J
ct tou• ut MH
N•mo8t~t
Tho loflowloO !WIOl'l
t.le d\llnQ btf&lne .. I) Ad rCl'I onct Valu·
•lion Compan~. • b) AAVOO an Al/0C900 I •
•K C(ii.I U.sa CA D2&27
D 111d t111 nver. 317
I PUBLIC NOTICES
A~OO&!Jo St , •K. Cost.
Mesa. CA 92627
Thb bulineu 1s con
dueled by an lndill!Qual
Have you SlarlOd dofng
1>u$1nassyet? Yes 7·15-£18
Oa\f\d Enhriotr Tiii~ iUltoment Na& hied
wilfl the County Cler~ cl
Ora11ge County on I · 15 99
1989678050?
OaDy P1lol Jan 20 27,
Fob 3. 10. 1 J99 W234
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
lhe following person has
alJandonod too uw 01 tile llet111ou• business noma
l11y Cottage, 4973 Yo11Ja
Ranch Rd • Yorba Linda
CA 92687
The F1thl10US 8us1no5S
na!Tllt n.:lerr11d to ab0v11 was I kid 1n Oran911 Co1Jn1y
on 3· I 4·94 FILE NO
1994G601114\
Judith C1rtar, 5010
Av•emora V'0tb1 Unela CA
92B87
Thl1 tiuslnon ~" eon· d icted IJy: 'en lnd<Vldual Jud 111 Caner
fhls S1a1emon1 was r11oe1
w UI lho Courlty C eril OI
O<Ango Co!Jnty on 1-1 S-99 19996780527
Da 1y P lol Jan 20 27
Feb 3. 10 1999 W235
BSC8039
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
ELAINE DEMOND
CASE NO. A195772
To an heirs bener1
c1a11e&. ec•d11011. cont·
1ngen1 cred1lora, and p11
sons Who may c:>ttierwo e
U. ln1era,1ed m 1he "''" 01 Hlllte. or bOlh of El AINE
DEMOND
A PEll1 ION FOR PRO·
BATE llH oeen hied by
ERIC B RASMUSSEN In
the SuperlOI Co1Jr1 Of CaN·
tornl!J County or OR
ANGt:
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE IVQUOSIS !Nit
ERIC .B RASMUSSEN be
al>PO!llled •• poreooal rep· resental!lfe lo .amtn111or
!tie es1A1e ol lhe doteOenl
THE PETITION ruqtlf$1•
the o.cedenl I Will end
COdlclla, 11 any. be 9dmll\OO
IO probate The W• •nd •ny CXJdlcb are av ble ror elll'.1unw1ti0fl lf'I ttie 11e
li11pt by lhe OOUl1
THE PETITION 1oqvtllt
•uthOrfty lo odm r th
Ult unc:ter lht l~pend
ent Mftllolltra\IOr\ Ot E•· lalH Act (ThlS 4uth0rky
Wiii ••JoW lhO f>Otllona4 ,.p.
1"811111111• 10 1 ke rnany
ICtiOrlS Wtll'IOllt otit.111~
court approval Detore
l110ng certoln wiry lmPQr 14nt 111:11ons howevor, the
p111onar repr11tn1111ve
"'"' hO requtrad lo givo no tu to 1n1018'111<t r-raons
U!\lfU lhtly havt IQMtd
noUco °' eot11Gf!Md to tho
Pfopoqd ltCtlOn I The In ~ ~f'Mlon MlorllV 'Wiii bt gfel'ted
unleal •n rntorelt.O ~' son 1 1ee an ClbJeclklfl ID the potltion and lflOWI goCllll ceuse wttv tht COUl1 ~
.not unmt lh<I authority
A HEARING on uie pell
IJCJn w n b(I hetcl on MARCH
11 ltl9<J 111 1 45 pm In
Oepl L73 located at 341
loo City Drlvu SOU'lll Or ng CA 92868
IF YOU OBJECT to tne
gr nl ng ol tho pollllon, YoU
&riould eppeai et the t,oa•· 11111 and s1111e your objoc
11011s or hie wnnen Ob1•c·
11ons w11h Jhe G01Jl1 bolore rno hoanng Your aµ·
pa11r1i1nco may be 111 po1fiQI\ or by your &llorney
IF YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR 1.11 t0!\l•n'Jen1 crv011or
ol the dec11ased yau m1"1
Ille your cl.11m with Jhe
coun and rna•I a copv 10 the J)tr1on11 rep11Hnt111110
appointed uy lflG llC)Url
w11hl11 lour mo111hs rrorn 111
d•lo ol me tu I Issuance ol
lo11trfi 11 prqvided m Pro•
1J111e Codo aec.11on 11100
Trie time lor hhnO da•mli
wlll nOC cupue t>Gloie lour
mon1na from Ille hearing
OJite nouced above
YOU MAY EXAMINE: th-.
11 kepi by lhO court II yoo are a person lntore51ad In
lh• esta1e you may r
wltt1rtetout111 Requc5t lo1
Spciclal N01100 (IOfm DE
f s.t I o4 ttte I mg <ii en In
ventoiy ann ,f•PJ)fatul OI
e•ta10 ssets °' of any
petition or et;00un1 81
prov',.jed 1n Probllt Co<Jo
r.ac:t.on 1 <150 A R~t lor Spodal NOU<:;o form 11
alf!lftabl trom 1110 court
clol\I
Attorney for th•
Petitioner:
E AVERY CRARY,
ESQ (CSBI 41298)
MESERVE, MUMPER &
HVGHES LLP
2301 DUPONT DA., l!ITE
410, IRVINE , CA
92812·1538
Publllha4 Newporl
Beath Cot.Ill MHI 0 1ly
Pilot Ft!llruary 10. 16, 17,
11199. WT261
Flc11tlou• Bu•lnou
N•me Stlltemont
The IO!lowlftg persons
111'11 Qolr1o bl.I inON 81
WELDON EDWARDS,
18627 BrOO!IJlur$1 St • SI• 282. Fountain Valley. CA 112708
ll&a MieCann 1 627
Or001<hU1 l St Sit 282
FOUnt In V I V CA 02708
TIQ lltlalna11 ts con·
UC1tl'd by lndNidual H"ve )'OV atarted dOltlO
bUslnc$ • riit? No
LIH Mccann
lhb .ia m n1 wa hN1<1
Wllh tt1 Oovnty Clerk of Orao09 County an I :29.p9
tMM711W
Dallv Pi!QI Feb 3, 10 17,
24 1099 W2"4
FlctttlOu• au.1,,...
N•mel~t
ftl9 lolloWing JIO!IOOI
11r1 dolno bullne" u
N11:UC: 1011 811010
DllW, a.. 110 C:0.11
M4i8a CAIH27 Ptllef M Ptecey, 637
Ntwf)Oft C•nl0t Drrv1
121\, ~ loect\, CA Nl80 ...._~~ ......... GOn•
-by '*' lndMlk'8I ~.~-:-OOll'9
...
Peter M Plaooy
Tflls 61a1ement was ll od
With 1na County c~ of
orange CoUn1y on 1 ·29 99 18996711903
Daly PilOI Feb 3, 10. 17,
24 1(190 W245
Flctitlou1 Bu1lnoH
Name Statement
ftie lollow1ng perlOOI
t.•I doing blJtWl(ISS as
Calolorn1a Radt0 Data
Partne"· 1828 Bowspf'lle.
Costa Mesa. CA ne21
Merk Finnegan 1828
Bow5pn1e COs1a Mesa
CA 92627
Ste11e Baugll, 1 Cape
Woodberry. Newport
Sea\.h CA 92660
This b11s1nes' I! con
cJuc.1ud by· • general "'111·
ntr!ilt111
Have you &18rted domg
bUr;inlSS yal '1 No
Mark FlaMgan
This 11111emen1 was 11 ed
witll lhe COunty Cler1t ol
Oraoge County on 1•29 99 19098781802
0 lly Pdot Feb 3, 10. 17,
24. 19:19 W2'6
Flctltlou1 Bu1lnu•
Name Statement
Tne lotloYMg J>OIJON are~ buslnau as
CC 6 Ck>HI, 16456
Boise Chica. HunllngtOn &laen, CA 926-49
Ja1131 Ell$abe'1 Jaooo.
455 E OCean Blvd , 1502,
Looo Beac:tl CA 00802
Thll busmeu It coo·
ducted by an md1vldual
Have you stanecf dotng t>ustneu yet'? No
Jana1 Eflnbetl'I Jacob
This 6ta1emen1 wa1 Med
with Ille County Clerk of
Oranyo County on 1 ·29·90
19996781824
Doily Pdol Feb 3, 10, 17,
?4, 199Q W247
-mt1t1ou• Bu•lneu
N•me St•toment
lhe fOllowlng persoN.
are doing bUllnesa a1
Mtll1n1um Mortgage
Processing, J079 Yanow
llone Dr , Costa MOM CA 926~6
Yulfll.O Y. Aamot 307g
YtUowslono Dr. Costa Mesa, CA 02626
Thia but1ness 11 con· ductod by an 1tldMdual
Have you llan.d dolt'O
bullne$t ~'? No
Yulflco V. Ramos
w lt1 lt'8 aoltl ol Thia =t wa1 Nod
Oranot ty on t 29'99 , .... 7111tl
Dally PllOI Feb 3, 10. 17,
24, t099 W248
e1Ceos1
.. NOTICE OF IALE
OF A!AL PROP!RTY
AT PRIVATE IALE
CASE NO. A•1Ml10
In lhe Suoenor Colin of
the St110 ol OeMoml.I tor
the Cw'lty of~
In 1"41 Manor of the EI·
Uite at RICK L ROZAR,
~
NollOt lt~My n hi "" ...
"" .. PrMee • 10 "" =Md beet bidder.
IO conlrmdOn of
8upoflor 5°' ....,... of ''" .... ":&:of Oll OAfUHTT I H!AtON LLP, ~041
'
-hy Jason HUl THE LENDING GROUP
(949)888-8800
""--""'-~-.I J lfUBUc ~ 11 PUIUC MOJICiS I f .. uewc NCmCl6 11 ~ ~-
MacArlhur Bouleverd CUMMINS, Special Ad· ThAI bu$1neu It COO· To Termiotl' The Pa•erJal cna1683430
SUlle 360, Newpori Beoch mlnletrator of tl'M Eatat• duded by an indlVidual R I g h 1 a o I l I N O A NOTICE TO -'
C8JUornia 92660, aa right, of Riek L,. Roz.at, O.C. Have you 1lllrted oolna VELASCO erld MANUEL CREDITORS OF -
t•\19 and I 11es1 of 8ald es· dent bUSl~&I yet? Yas 1/\ 11gg MARTINEZ, and the BULK SALE tale In aocJ to an lhal certain AltomeV at Law Stephen Cr111y Adoi>hon of real prcperty ll!uated Ill U10 Thomas B Garrott, Esq Tht8 statamenl waJ liled BASY BOY DOE. O O 8 (SECS. 6104,
City of NewpOO Beach. CHEADLE, GARRETT & with 1he County Ciartt ot 1-15·99, I !T\in()( c:tllld 6105 U .C.C .) •
County bf Or•fl99. Slate cl HEATON LLP. Orange CcUlly on 2-1 90 c ... No. SP tM>o041·M &crow No. • C4l f0<nia perti<:ula1ly Cle· 4041 MIC.Atlhur 1"9t782021 NOTICE OF HEARING ON Notice hereby grven IO
scnbed as lo110w1 Boulevard. Su11a 360. Deily Pilot Feb. 3. 10. 17 PETITION FOR AOOP· c1ed11ors ol tho w•th1n
LOT 1 OF TRACT 298A' Newport Btac:tl, CA 92660 24, 1999 W2S3 TION ANO TERMINA TlON named Setler lf1at a txJ4k
IN THE CITY OF NEW· TEL: (11-41J) 833-1068 Fletltloua Bu1lnMI OF PARENTAL RIGHTS sale ls at>out to be made<*
PORT BEACH COUNTY FAX (949) 833·1292 N Stat t TO: MANUEL MARTINEZ lhe auelS desc11bed OF ORANGE, STATE OF Publl•h•d Newport am• omen PLEASE TAKE NOTICE belOw
CALIFORNIA AS PEA Seacti-Coata Men Daily The foltowing parsons U\at on Fooay, °'4>111 2. The names and t>Uline&.:
MAP RECORDED IN PtlOt February 10, 16, 11. are doing business as 1999 11 tt1e hOur of 11 oo addrene5 ol thl Miier aro:
BOOK 87 PAGE(S) , ... OF 1999 WT260 Zapalerla San Miguel, AM ol !>aid day 81 Ille AMT Component Inc.
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. 745 w 19th St. ID, Cotta Cout1room ol Iha •boll•· , 6011 Skypark C11clo IN THE OFFICE OF THE Flctltlou• 8u1lneao Mesa, CA 82627 e11t1lled Coun al tho Cass11 Sulle B·C, ll'lllne CA
COUNTY RECORDER OF N•m• Statement Andres Otozco. 103 w c I c lhO 92614 SAID COUNTV The following persons James #0, Co&ta Mell, oun y our uu, Tho localion i.1 Caltlomla
EXCEPTING THERE· art doing buslnoaa.. CA 92627 ~~:r~ ~?rrng~n:illeon"~~; or the ehtel e•ec:utrve Olloot
fROM ALL OIL. OIL PaClllO General Main· Maita Orozco. 703 w heering lh•ir Amended ol the Miier II Sam• Aa
RIGHTS, MINERALS, tenance, 2252 Avalon St . James •D. Co11a Mesa, Pat11o0n for Ttll'T!1na11on 01 Above
MINERAL RIGHTSJ. NAT· COiia Mua. CA 92826 CA 92627 lhe Parental Rlghlt ol As fisted by th• Hiler, all
URAL GAS RIGHT:::.. Vtlenllll Leyva, 2252 Th11 bU$1neU II COO• LINDA VELASCO and other bu$ine11 names and
A N 0 0 T H E R Avalon St , Co.ta MeH, dueled by. Mband and MANUEL MARTINEZ Ind oddrHMt used by the
HYDROCARBONS BY Ce 02628 wile the edol)t!On ol the minor Hiler 'lllllhin 11\ree years
WHATSOEVER NAME Raul ~VII•. 2252 Avalon Have ~ S\11118(j doing child. Baby Boy Doe bOm before the date SUCh list
KNOWN THAT MAY BE St.CoillMHa.CA928U bullntuye17VH 1-19·99 January HI, 191J9 al wu .. nlOfdolillefedlOlho
WITHIN OR UNDER THE Thie buslnau II con· Andres O<ozco uPalma Orang• County, buyer are
PARCEL Of LAND HERE· ducied by a generll pan Thia statement was tiled ca1lforn1a. betora Iha Aoceum1ero Com, AMT
INABOVE DESCRIBED nel'lhlP, with the County Cle1'11 of abo11e·ent1Ued Coun et Component, Inc
TOGETHER WITH THE Hav• you Slarled dOlnll Orange County on 1 ·29·09 wtllc:h IHTlt you 11111y &pPetr The namn and busln9"
PERPETUAL RIGHTS OF Wtinoa. yet'? Vet, NOY 9& 1"9171111 t 1nO pruen1 any Obieetl0n5 add1eases o4 lhe buyer are
DRILLING, MINING. EX· Vatenlln Leyva 0••1)' Piiot Feb 3, 10. 17. to N.O PeOllon II you,.~ lO Mc;Glon M>cro. Inc. JOOi
Pl.CRING AND OPERAT Ttu fillllemol'll Wilt lied 24, 1999 • W24D •Pf>Oar al laid heanng the Dow Avenue. Suite 212
ING THEREFOR. ANO Wtlh tho Co!Jnty Citric of Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Coun t1'18y g'8nl lhe lefmi· l~Un. CA 92780
STORING IN ANO RE· Otange County on 1·29-89 Name Stlltement nallon OI YOUl parental Ttte 8"4tla to be .old 81'
MOVING THE SAM E 1t9M711t1' Th rigtl1Swllhoutlu11hetnohat dttacrlbed1ngeneralas 411 FROM S~ID LANO OR Deity PilOt Feb 3. 10, 17 e IOllOW~ J>Ol'M>n6 lo you and lhe Court may Asteta lf'tdud.ng bu1 no!
ANY OTHER LAND. IN· 2t4, 11l98 W250 1:sToo::JRESS~'J Re: 11so gr•nc tho pehllooat1 limlWd 10 P'fPo'ltt name
CLUOING THE RIGHT TO Flctltloua Bu1fMSt CONDITIONING 1108 ao<>phon wilhOut luntle! domaOM name. -b-Slle:
WHIPSTOCK OR OIREC· Nam• S\NrMnt Iowa SI Coata Mesa CA nottc. IO you prcpnetary rlghtS. accounlr.
TIONAL.L V DAILL ANO The lollo'llling ,_raons g2626 • • YOU ARE FURTHER reoelvable, aec:oun11 pay.
MINE FROM LANO ...... ,.... NOTIFIED .... , y1ou "··-1b4e,1nvenlory.andareJo. OTHER THAN THOSE are d<>ing uu.lnt$1 IS. Jonn Lawrence J~, .... gts ,,... caltd at AMT Component
H EREI NA BOVE OE· 1S6u7rl ,.~lly Plumbing. 1706 Iowa St. ' Oii• c~1mlfgor!..',o.m1rety10'·1~°"m1~ Inc 18011 Sky""'rl( Cl1ctf
Sc ED IL OR GAS 1 8 vameron 110. Hunt· Mesa, CA 92626 "' ,... ,.. ' ,.... ' RIB ~ 0 1n11on Belen CA 9U47 This bUSlntll Is con nor Child Wiii\ the Vital Ste B·C, Irvine, CA 92614. WELLS r UN NELS AND • • Stal a1 cs un1r o1 1"• "'A Ttie bulln8'1 name · -~· • s H A F T 5 1 N T 0 • uzanne Ehret, 17678 duetod by. an lndMdUll 1 1 " ..,..,. by lho aeNer 81 ... ft11,...:--1,,... THROUGH OB ACAOSS Cameron 110. HU(ltlngton Hav• you 1t•l'lod doing partment Of Health end It ..... ..,... ......
THE SUBSURFACE OF Beacl'I, CA 926-47 buSlne11 yet? Yes, 1-1 ·91 Welf11re of llle Slate bl Tiie anlltl""led date ol THE LAND HEREIN· Thlt bullnM• II con· John L. J1nkll'l8 ldahO prlOr lo the date ol the bulk .. Ilia Mlrcn 17 •
AB o v E OE s c R 18 ED. <IUC1td by. in lnd1vldu11 Thia atatement was filed any ttmMallOn piocoed1ng I 119Dlt Iha Office ot Bovcu:
AND TO BOITOM SUCH Have you 1tertod doing W1lh !tie Co!Jnty Cieri< ol and that your tatture to 60 Ching LLP 111000
WHIPS T 0 CKE 0 0 R bua1neu ye1? No CX.nge County on 1 ·20 99 regaller prlOr to the dale of MacArlhur Blvd ' Suite 0 I REC T I 0 NALL V Sue Ellrel \t9M7809H any \ermin!l\lon l>'OCeecflng 860 Irvine CA 92612 THERE 0 F AND T 0 T~ 6tllemenl was mea Daily Ptlol Jan 27, Feb w11 re.ura In the l6&a ol your Thi1 bul~ tale Is 5Ub..,.t
REDRILL, 'RETUNNEL. with lho County Clef1t of 3, 10, 17, 1999 W239 rJ~1~o .:r:kl~t~~~ or Pl· to Cehlomll UN!onn c&n.
EQUIP. MAJNTAINb RE· O<ange eoun~;,0i20: FlcttdOu• Bu•lne11 DATED 11111 3rd day ol rnerct11 Code Secllon
PAIR DEEPEN AN OP· Nern. Statement Feb 1g99 8t06 2
ERATE ANY WELLS OR 0•~rtoc Feb 3• to, 17• The lolowiog persons ~AN 80 R ti IC> •ubiecl. tho name
MINES, WITHOUT. HOW· 24.1 W252 819 dolOg bulinetf U Stir ~~a/ A .. n ~'tn, Ind addf9N Ol lho per1on
EVER THE RIGHT TO Flctftlou8 8ua1Mi1 Corllulltng. 835 Soa Gutt Attorney• for Petltlonerw w11h whOm cielm1 mey be
DRILL. MINE. STOflE. EX· Name 8Utement Ln.. IC·210. Newport Alan Goodman, , filed le Paul C Lin, 8ovd &
Pl.OflE ANO OPERATE Tllo follcMtng Pll'900* 841acn,CA926e3 ~n&Bollar, Ch•ng, LLP, 18i00""
THROUGH THE SUR· ere dolnQ bullrlou as .O.iti Fl'9(1er1Ck Turnot. Al\Ome~ at t.;1w, PO Box MacAl1hur Blvd, Ste MO '
FACE OF THE UPPER LOwOIAlle com.t 2183 136 Sea Gui L1', IC·210, D, 717 11h SUMI, RUPOl1, IMne, CA 92612 and h
500 FEET OF THE F11MOw Ad, 121;,, Costa NIW'Jl()tt Bolc:tl. CA 92M3 10 83350, Telephone IHI date '°' lilinQ d.timl SUBSURFACE OF THE ...... CA 92627 Tilia bUtlneN II QOn• (208) 436-4774, Attorneys lhlal be Maid\ f6 1999
LANO HEREINA80VE Nawpcrl Bay C.pltal OUded by an lndMdual tor Petotionera wt1ich IS lhe bustnfta diey
DESCRIBED, AS RE· Group, Inc., (CA). 2183 HI .... you ,,_11ed doing Publlthed Newport belont tho .... dale 5poQt
SERVED IN DEEO RE· F1!Mew Rd. 121:), C:O.ta b1.151neN yet? No Bead\ Cost8 Mesa Dli!V I ed ~
CORDED 0Cl08ER 10 ._.. .. CA 82e27 0811'1 Tumor Pllol Ftbruary 10 17. 2'. Dated February 5 19911
1972. IN BOOK 10385. Thi• butlntl• Is con· Thia ll81emont.,.. llled 1H9 W263 la/,. c. Lin· Ae-m PAG~) 616, OPF1CIAL 0Uc1td by a corporatton W!lh "9 County Clef\ ol Mecat.n Mlct'O: Inc.
REC OG Hlvo you atartacl doina Orange County on "CitttoU• luilnne ~ Newpon 8eactl-"
APN OS2 222·21 bulineu ~7 Ve• 1111191 12·28·M .,. __ ltra-·m .. -nt Ooeta Moat Ody p-. More oomrnonly known Newpott Bay Cop1111 1 .... 771121 ,_... -..., februlry 10. 1m vi •• 2033 8aytldo Drive. Group. IAC., Alb011 J Daily Piiot Jan 27, Fob Tho folowlng P8llOOI W2&7 COfOnl o.i .,._,, Cehfomll FIOfiOI, Prealdont 3, 10. '7, 19" W240 are dolno bulb• 11
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~·. , petition and ltlOWI good i8CI017 AA 'f 25. 1999 at 1 45 p .m t 3420 EUC!ld t>treet. Liar• nM::i111 COOi u..._ to do RRM ~ i m Wfill 1 y JUiy NOTICE OF caute Wl'JY lt1e court should NOTICE OF In Dect l73 loca1ed at 34 t den G!O¥e. CA 82&43 ~ 111 Ole £1• at Cclilor· MU> • T11m1 •a.-T Q1!8> rt M> 1f:MBr tMM<l tiusineu ~ es P£11TlON not grant die authority PETITION The City Otlve 60utn. Or· C.rpe1 GOid, Inc. (CA), 1111 AU PAYABlE AT HE 11 ~ T-. ..-11111 MU l10 A CAJUW 1 ~ e Mcelall TO ADMIHISTER A ~EARIN~,.on :-peu-TO ADMtNtSTEA ano-. CA 92968 . 13420 EUdld Street, Gar· TIME Of SALE al riglll Ille wurttDDlllatT,_ ~Oii ~ M>Jft110l1' 'lhl:s l\91ement wat ~iled ESTATE OF: llOt\ be he.., on ARCH ESTATE OF· IF YOU OBJECT to the oen Grove, CA 92&43 IOdllUlnl hl60byllll Trust• 11\W • ~ M:1 17<1Zlal ~ Ac.u!RMaM. wllPI the County Clettl o4 JEAN HAM8LINQ ~-1&09311 t 45 Pm. In oa.AY 0 L·O·E grenungot tl'lcpetiUon, yoll Thia Mineu 11 oon· II' I'll!•• prQPet11 llll*ld ri ._,..,c;a:m,._""'ollll ~.M>M.Wl(Jlf ,.._,,_ C<ll.ont,~2-S·W · JEA .,..pt L7 1oa11ecs at 341 ,. • ,. 1hould appqr a1 ltle tiear· ducted by a c;orporatlon .., County w "* -. d "' Alar:ldlr d o.. ~ GX!AlfS.Ac.tl.Jl'.RllACllllM ..,,_.,,,.. 1 utO?
MakltLLICENTN Tho City Drive &ouch, Or· aka GARY DONALD Ing and atate your= H111 yo11 aiarta0 doing tcrOld n 1o1oM lGl M Tl'ld c..:N. _..... 11r l9fl¥ c FWmatP tmHB> J.M: iJ. n-. PllOI r.b r91_1], anoe. CA 92868 LAGE llorll or fM wlftter\ buslneh yet? No 303 per Mlp rccordld 111 &cal IWJ€TT ~ * o IWJllT 111t • IXlt tt1t • ll:OC1tt7.2 --F rwQ" HAMBUNG aka IF YOU 08.JE~ 10 1he CASE NO. A195H5 llOrlt wlfl the COUii be ore Catpet Gold Inc . Ste· 178 Cll .... f'IQc •• t.Mtt 1\DIB\, At '8iWTS . IWiltOSlCJ<JRM..FmJU 2'r,~u· .,mBual--•-., JEAN M. HAMBUNG granting ot the l*ltion. you To an helra, benell· the healing Your ap· phen J Ross, Secta«ary . l8Q, ~ Mapa COilOUS TOM 1HW01> S2'llt ..._., ....._ .....i 0 '-0 r...uuu ·-
CASE NO. A1t5'84 e,.~appear ac lhlt hMr· e1ar1H, etec)tor1, cont· pearencc maybe in penon Ttlll statemcnt was filed rKOrda cl (lr9noe CN1fr 11119UT. #I> llAOITlS w.61'· ....... Jiii .. .._..,_ Name Stat9ment
To ell ttelra benefl· ~.'V atai. 'J'OU' otJieC-ingenl ctad'4orl, and per· orbyyoureuom&y wllh the County Clet1l ol ~ Arif• lo Oaud GI r.en CO A CA.f<AM '81.'AA. -~· .. d.. tne ~ P91$(ll1I clat H , tft<JttOfl, coot· liCN Of Ille IWT!l*' obiec-110n1 who mey ~ IF YOU ARE A CREDI· Ofllfl09 Couofv On ,·29"9t TrGll lar ~ lilgll ~ PMl>6UP M 10 M __.,._.._. .... to are mtius!neA H ~ predilors, and per. Ilona ~Iha COUl'I bef0ta be lfllem!Ud 1n the will°' TOA or CO(llJngeot aedftor 1'"'711112 IOI ll'9 •• ldlt-• ollCI ~ NT'ER:ST a l iwar MUS 11S l ll1f'B\ lftfQIU M:no I SOu1 2404
tOnS who may octittwlll 1111 heahng, Your ap· estate. or boV1 ot GARV oC thlt deoMMd, )'OU must Ds11y ~Foti 3 10. 17, COIMIOft dlligMIJOll ol lie r• FIRODIWf<. frtA A tWOK PCJIH.404CA ~....... . Han>or, t10 , <CastA Mesa,
be lriter•ltcd In the 'MU Of pearancemaybelnperaon D LAGE aka OAAV Iii• your daim wtltl lhC 24. 1999 . W243 pr~.,, ll•llllDM dlcc:r illlt.GXIATl)j •81NraorMJ. ...... ..,IDr .......... CA~
estalAI. or boett. o1 JEAN or t>Y your allomcy DONALD LAGE courtandmallaoopytolhe RESS Q'dlr No &4t.a A p 11 ~to be 338 Ton SE..1. AT~ UTDf 1'0 M a1 ..... ..._ ... .,_ ..&nem:>n ~ 2"°4
HAMBLINQ 1111 JEAN IF VOU .ARE A CREDI· A PETITION FOR PRO· par,onal ruprHentaltvc NWlllltf 4Jt.tG 03 ~ oi l.IWIC C°"8 Metl Ca Tbe un-IGOTIUERKJ\tASH.__• ...,_.,I MJ .._ i.. Siii Haf'baf. •107, Costa Meta 110 Broad~ ~IUICENT HAMBLING TOR Of contingent Cftd•tor SATE has been frl8d by epl)Ointed by tho ooult l S ii Dold oC dlr1919d .ams .. ...,_, .... o1111u1....,1111Ntal"'U. ........ .._..._..._. CA 8282& Co ta M
aka JEAN M HAMellNG of tha dec:euuo, you must GAIL G LAGE m 1t1e Supe· wlthtn four montl'll lrom tho iust• 1 llC ~ la' any 1nC01rec:1,,... rr *' a.. bV Clltl. 1 ~·dist drMI ~ ~ or ft1IW ~ Tl'lil bulineu It COi\• s esa
A PETITION FOR PRO· Mt )'OUf clalm with the r1or Court ol Cahfomla, date Of the first ISllUlnc:a ol Trljlj You Al• In un:-.... •dlt• OI octllt carnmon tira_or....,lln:adladrllwl -~ar9Wl'Dnato dUdeod by an tnclMdual ·--M-2···9·'·50·--BATE has been ftle<I by oounandmadacopylolhe CountyolORANGE 1ettar111 provided In Pro-A. Deed CJ Tt1111 °'vtd dftlgnallOn S1od lliC ¥O!ll be tir•-cslldlnlcndllllOI or• .. ..,.~Ullal.. Ha\l'C you 11&!'8d doing
AGNES ANN CONNEUtn peraon11 rtprusentalrvc THE PETITION FOR bate Code section 8100 ~.! 1:4PtU:v: WllholA -..n,..-,, aJ?lllS OI rn-dlO*-bV•-cr---. Ian! br .s Diii al Tllm bualncst Y.••' Yu, ~perlor Coult ol C.li· appointed by the COUit PROBATE 111QIHllll IMI The lime lor ht.no dalm• Pt It Ma 8a Saldi.Al A P'*JttO•dlnO ..... polCetllOll nmi...-:in.-..~ .... "911111.. ,_., " 01·20-ti
forr\la, County ol OR· Within IOl.lfmOf'ltht lram the GAIL G. LAGE be IP· will no1 exP1r• ber0t1 lour ~Li:: If ~OU Necdk Ex· a OIMr encumbnlncll to Sii· 11-. ...... 11-.5102 ,.. ..__ ... llt'dlr.. ShllMOn l<MlP,lon ANGE. ,date ot tha 11111 INIWICe of poentcd n pertonal repre· months lrom the tieaMQ planMioll OI The Nit Of The rst., lflC ~ Clf)trgllloM • .,,..,_.Coda.., ..... to*> d .. a. al 1-......, Thil swement wa1 flad
THE PETITION POR teaeri u PC'Ollidad In Pro· Hntallva to edrnini.tur the datcnc)tiCed above ~IO -~ ~OU YOAJ c:ulclbY..SOffddTrutt; llmlmrM .... At.IJIMl'OT .,_..,...,_cil .. T--. wllh jJhe CoUnty Clolk of
PROBATE r.quests lnat bate eocs. Metlon 9100 estai. ol Iha deCedenl: YOU MAY EXAMINE lhc ~ COnead A' l..aWv• NO-Wll•elC Ind odW IUM·" STtPS lO M amwa rl J)( o1-. 11* ~ -, .. tM1 . Otenge ~"'~-$-09 AGNES ANN COfliNELL ltie time lor 11111\o dalfl'ls THE PETITION rCQUUls rue Mpt by lhe oourt. It you TICE IS IEREBY ~ u.f vidld lhlrCll. plot a~ancas CfWllil. Cto't C8'1Ul 3J) E OW. TNll. 1i:>W Stml.14051 __.. , 82517
be •WCJ!f'4Ud u ~rM)Olll will not ewpire before lour tho deoedent't Wit and are• person interested In OV2S/1ttt •UISA.11. al ant '*aundlr 1nd rnlWClt t.wt<JWa.CArm ••• ~,... ... ...,. o..ry P.llo« Fob 10 17
"'P'•Wh.W. lb admlnls-months from the heanng eodds, If any be admitted Ula estate, you may Ille :.CS dl1 It .be •• = ~ and plUI 1 .. dwgcs. •--C111!11¥1Stol'd..,.lllid0,. •-. ,..,_ .. ..,."°.,.. 24, Mar ~. 1999 W256 ta{ltlaHla141ol1hedcce-datcnotlcedaboYe 10 probate The W• and wlhlhacou1UAequalll0t Ellhnce tt .. lfld..-oftt.TMI• t_..Ollrl alT11a11 .. lllQ:19!Jht.l*lryW.-.. CllllclT , .., denl VOU MAVEXAMINEtfle any OOddS'aru ava!lable SpeQel No1JCU (form DE· Q-.k Cl* of 1119 in. olllod by ..-11.ii~~~ ~~nl ..... to ,_ ______ ...,,.._...,, ______ ..
THE PETITION 1equest1 Ille kept by the oourt U )'OU for eicamtnation 1n the fllc 154) of ltte f~rng ol an tn· g:.";'_:: ~'!... Ma,. C.. Oclcl d TNtll Tile tolai nou rio. .. ~.., ,._ TIE UK> If· ~ a .-Oldlnlal
Ula dcoedcnr1 Wiii and a" a Ptll'IOO lntaresled.in kept by Ula coott ventory and 8Pl>f8•HI of R A ndal '"--w.'°41 d caod ~II the llTll FEJffD TO ti TllS liUM#m! IS D11U arc! 011tw11S b 5* n CO!,licill. II any, bt admmect the Hlalc, yotJ may mu THE PETITION requests estate assets or Of any ... r.:: ~-• 1
1 wllbll ~of ttw NobCC 11 SfT\JATtD ~ TIE STATE a c.tt.fa:!. Vll9'I,... al DllU l'ld a..:.i
IO probate. Tha Wiii and with the court• Aequest lcx authority 10 administer the petmon or account aa ~ lniltff Ul'tdtl nr::.u~ m,w .•. Otlld Olfl7/t NA CX1MY a aw«z. aTY CJ s. The~ C&llllS ..i any OOdlClls are available Special Notrc:e (form DE· estate under the lndepend· provided In Probate Code 1111 10 Ille of Alt con-RMe AMlldll CofpofitOfl ~ 11EACM NtJ IS C1SCA11D d Diet.II rd a...i ID 5" ID
for e11amlnaUon In the file 154) o1 Iha rmng of an In· ent Admtn11tration o1 E•· 1ec1100 1250. A Roques• lwrld 111 u:-' 1*11111 Otud of CllltDnP ~ AS fO..l.°"'5 PNaJ. A AS~ mlldlll ".,. CQlf'f w..,.
'k•pt t>y the ooult. veotory •nd appraisal ot tales Act (This Authonty tor Spec:tal Notice form I• Trutt excc:ut8d .,.. DerTlllnl A TNtlll By Bna R 8aasley IJI A PNal. WP ~7111 JfCXRlD ~ e ~ nS 111C1t 191
THE PETITION requests estate •.,.ts or ol any will aHow tho personal rep. avadable from tl'le oourt ltka 1111 um..riud 'Mlll1lM,. Prtlldlnl 17291 Wwie 8IVd. W 8(X)( 138. PMB 32 l#J 33 CJ .,..._,.._. _.lldl
authority to ac1m1nister the petttlOn or account •• resentallve 10 take meny dcr1f CO"dld en I t/1&'t9e4 111 Book SUlle 212 Tuarn Ca rm PNal. MN'S WM CfflCE CJ llf Dan t-. 211°'911 fd lrrwatll r ~•••under ttte lndepend· provided in Prot>at• Code actJOOS without obtaining Attorney for th• of O«IClal R.cadl cl <nnae 2930 (St>.ll Tellpflonl CXlMY IEGaJI CJ OWliE Nao~ • r,._
tl'll Admll'\lltraUon o1 Es· reaion 1250 A Request coun approval Belote Petitioner. Couttt, If Piii' Raoardlrt fn-(714)573-1410 ~Alt (714)573 CXlMY ~ Dal'r~· ERS IOiltlrta 2J> f
tatet Act (This Authonty <>< Special Noi.:. form IS talong cer18111 very 1mpor· THOMAS B. GAMETT. ~ Mo 9'-05638lS by 1437Tr.,.._1 Sale lnf«millon IR:M. U W6W.s P£TFQ..£UA S...11) S.O"' CA VDa1 (714
wQI •bow IM personal rep· ava•a.ble lrom Iha court 18111 actron5, ~r. Iha E~ CHEADLE. GAA· r.non °'I tnadl OI dafd in (8211) 116().6 GAS ND cm6I ~ 42H010 &t' ,.. Sid
rnentatlv9 to 11110 many Clerk. personal rupruaen1111ve R1:n Ir HEATON, lLP 111 01 l*forrn.nc:eof 119 WW*~ccrn C2StG0.7/3 SL8STNa.S EXISTN> l!ElDN 500 0..-T~ 45Sl218 111..11111()91 ec:tiOM w1U1out ob!Mliflg Attorney for tho w111 be 1'9QU1red to give no-40• 1 MAC ART HU A ~ .arid llllt'lb1 .,._ 1/10 2/t7 19118 let ROI M SUMI a SAi: ?11711112~
court approv11. Belora Petition«: bee to lllte1C,led persons BLVD., STE. 360, ;;;J;;gihat brtech 01 dlhutt U. l'f0'9!lY WiO&D ~ ---.------tak>ng cer1alO ¥ery tmpor-HARRY E. WESTOVER, Ufll8$6 they have wa!Ved NEWPORT BEACH, CA Nobcc ol ~ WIS ICCO! TllOlllrft> 17.li.34 T,,..S.lb AO.'Qil.KMl\tJI, llWflWITO' AetJtloua BuelneH tant actionl. however. Iha ESO. (CSBt 021248) notree or consented to the t2MO tomtt9!18 11 Rac:udeu In-111477A Allllwa lb IW>((TT. .euv E>flRS!l.Y ~ Tit Name Statement
personal representatrve WESTOVER & proposed adtOn) Tha In Publlshe<I Newport A'lmln4 No t9980722385 111 Ml ID 427-211-11 llJl1:I ~~~~ The lollOwlng persons
w1• be raQu red to give no-WESTOVER, lLP dependent admlntatrauon Baach-COsta Mesa Dally Book II Pa WILL SELL AT Tlllllll"llitl..EV'OU#lllllfMI.: ~" "" ,.,. arc dotno bul•MSI as·
11Ce 10 interested persons 901 DOVER DA., authority wlll be grantlld Pilot February 3, 9, 10, PIJBllC ~TION TO THE 1111111 A 1BD ~ TIUl ~a TIE~ ftR CR Otgttalbesigns Inc, 864
unleu they hava watve<I STE. 1201 NEWPOAT unless an inturosted per· 1999. WT241 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH t.JUA7.llUIUGJTAllUCIQI ,.,,... GM #fJ cmel __,,...... Bluebrrd Canyon. Laguna
notJCe or contented to the BEACH, CA 929SO son hies an objeC1ron to tilt ta'tlltl,ll money al the Undad iwna:f't'GMMIUllY,lfM' ......._ "'~ Beactl. CA 92651
proposed ac:tron.l The In· Published Newport pebtlon and shows good Fietltloue BuelneH Statea IVrdllnccdbY a Castlllts lllLDAJANU:ULLIFYQ.I e ~#GS SO le9MI> If Suzanne Blanche
dependent a<lm nlw111on Beach-Costa Me~ Daily ca UM why the court 1hou Name Statement Chock ct.wn on • Dtl °' n• M mulllJlll ~ M .nR ~ ·~ """"IEOUD.ut 1.11r7 IN McClaire, 864 Bluebird C..
authonty wUI be granted Pilot February 4, 10, 11, not grant tile aulhonty The lollowtng persons llOl1ll benk 01 ltlo cquiralenl MM'E+awnw, ~ ~·~1f ~~ nycn, Laguna Beactl, CA
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Top · Marine Qfficer _,backs :.El Toro :test flights
' • • • #II.
• Supporters of airport are
buoyed by major general's
le tters recommending
Navy approval.
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NEWPORT BEACH -El Toro
airport advocates are calling two
letters from U.S. Manne Corps
Maj. Gen. Robert Magnus a
major step in the county's push
for flight demonstrations and
intenm cargo operations at the
soon-to-be-closed Marine base.
In the letters __, dated Feb. 5
Newport
narrows
field for
top post
• Newport officials will
interview three finalists
Feb. 23 and hope to have
someone in place by the
end of March.
NFWPORT BEACH -The
City Counctl has narrowed the
field of potential new oty man-
agers to three.
The three candidates will come
back for more in-de>pth mtcmc~
Feb. 23, Mayor Denn1S O'Neil SaJd.
"My hope IS that we will have a
finalist on thtlt day," he said.
"We're getting very close to mak-
ing a decision •
and addressed to Or~nge Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors Chair-
man Chuck Smith -Magnus
"said he will recommend •favor-
able consideration" of both pro·
posals with minimal environ-
mental review to Deputy Assis-
tant Secretary of the Navy
William Cassidy.
Magnus said he believes the
county's flight demonstration
proposal will qualify for a •cate-
gorical exemption," which is the
lowest le~l of review under the
National Environmental Polley
Act.
He said the cargo proposal
probably will require an envi-
'1his is~ key and 0 nqor
step fmd. Pardon the pun, bUt
this is a magnrinous and proper
dedsion:
Tom Edwards
Airport
';M:mng Group member
J
ronmental assessment, which
may or may not lead to a full-
blown study.
The significance for airport
supporters is tirrung, because not
having to do a lengthy study for
flight demonstrations means Ure
..
tests --which they think will
boost backjng for the airport -
could happen much ~ooner.
"This is absolutely key and d
major step forward,• said Tom
Edwards, an Airport Working
Group member and former
Newport Beach mayor, refemng
to Magnus' letter. "Pardon the
pun, but this is a magndnimous
and proper decis10n. •
But airport foes are playing
down the importance of Mdg-
nus' letters, saying the tough.
decision will have to be mddc by
Cassidy.
Meg Wdters, spokeswoma n
for the El Toro Re use Plannjng
Authonty, said the antl·uirport
group sent o letter lost weeke nd ·
to C~ssidy, which SdJd 1t w1h :.UP
if the county isn't forced to do a
full-blown environmental report
"(Magnus') letter was written
Wlthout benefit of the knowl-
edge of what (the Reuse Plan-
ning Authonty) was g oing· 'to
do,• Waters said. •1 think he
may have thought diffe re ntly
had he known.•
Ellen Cox Call, the county's El
Toro spokeswoman. said she
fin ds it hard to belle"" that Mag-
nus' opinion would huve
chdllged had he seen the re use
author.ity's con espondnnce to
The interviews ht1ve been tak-
mg place in closed sess1.on, and the
Cdlldidates' identities are being
kept tighUy under wraps because
personnel t.Ssucs are confidential.
MARC MARnN I OA!l.Y Pit.OT
Sonora kindergartner Bobby Ray, right, joins some of bis classmates ln making pig sounds during Altorfs visit to
the cafeteria on Tuesday.
Council members hope to have
a new oty manager m pldce by the
end of Mcl!ch. Administrative Ser-
Vices 01.rector Dennis Danner has
been handling the office's dunes .
smce former City Manager Kevin
Murphy left in September.
While Murphy res1gned from
his 6 112-year po:;t, it later came
out that he did so in the face of a
n<>-eonfidence vote by four council
members.
None of the four -John
Hedges, John Noy~. Tom Thom-
son and Norma Glover -ever
publicly revealed their reasoI!S for
wanting Murphy gone. Glover
alluded to i:lll "mddent" having to
do with the Lido Marina Village
project, but she off cred no proof
and later retractl.'CI the statement.
Pig helps students learn 16th
letter of alphabet but was so
neivous he left an example of
another P-word on the floor
ERON BE'.· YFHUDA
~Plot ' p f was for pig Tuesday for kinder·
garten students at Sonora Ele·
mentary School in Costa Mesa.
year-old students sat m a rude on the floor.
"Welcome, Alton!,• 'houted the chil-
dren. who then took turns petbng the sur-
pnsmgly harry porker with 'hort stubby
hooves and a bloated belly that nearly
touched the ground.
Most of the students stared m qwel awe,
but Alton seemed not to notice them. Con·
stantly snilfmg for food with his oily snout,
the pig gorged on snack treats ottcr"d by
his owner, Nancy Slocumb.
The council in January nar-
rowed 70 applications to six final-
ists, and those were narrowed to
three after intetviews last week
The job will pay about $140,000
per year.
The students have been learning one let-
ter every week, teacher Kelley Dever said.
To ma ke learning the alphabet fun, some-
thing interesting that starts with a letter of
the week is brought to school for show and
tell, she said.
This week's letter is P and "the P sw·
prise· was Alton, a 135-pound Vietn41ll e
potbellied pig. He waddled mto the multi-
purpose room, where about 60 5-and 6·
Apparently, Alton was much more ner-
vous than he let on because, midway
through his performance, he lo t control of
his bowels.
Some of the kindergartners giggled as
they covered their faces m d1Sgu ·t.
SEE PIG PAGE 4
-Jenifer Ragland
MILLllllUM MOMlll
Newport Beach resident
helped found UCI
In the early 19608, everyone m New-
port Beach wu excited about the tJnJ.
Yel'litf or CallfOnUa campus that wu
moving in next doar. Longtime New·
port Be1Cb ....,_. Dude1 G. AJdrtch
Jr. be04'f*Ud the ..-1n lnilie Wbent
UCI ltmda. He WM tbll ICbool'I found.
-~ .,,,.. ....... b'Gin 1982
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•
,. Motel can have
long-term visitors
• Owner of Costa Mesa
Motor Inn says measure is
temporary until. he can
rebuild business clieptele.
f.USll Gf.l!
Ditr,.,
COSTA MESA -The Costa
Meta Motor Inn wW b@ able to
~ its doon to more CUltonMn
Who are loc>klng for • place to live
ratber tban just an owriUgbt •y.
The Planning CCJm1Dwbi YOt·
ed ..... with 0-q' I -Cbrtl
Peftl 9aelllg no, tD -. tbe
moee1 to .... up to~ o1 .. m
'rooms to long-term visitors.
An ordinanrn adoptt.-d by the
City Council m 1997 allows only
25% of a mote l's rooms to oo
occupied by the same pen;on for
28 consC<"utive days or 28 days in
a OO·day period. ·
Only one motel in th city, the
sandpiper lnn, had been granted
a penrut for loog-tenn occupancy
prior to Monday night'I vote. The
Costa Mesa Motor Inn, 2277 Har·
bor Blvd:, app)ied for ltl permit U\
Novernbel but wu· giftn a 90· :J. extenllon to comet beelth· Vlolatkm.
·1 feel the ..,p&io'nt bM taken
Ma.4
INDEX
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c~ st~y .
•(The authonty) ha :said
rC!pecttedly. In the oew:.pClper,
which G n Magnus could have
ea d) seen, that they will sue
over these l sues,· Call <;aid
Whtie Cassidy ~till .has to
make the hnal deosiou, G::atl
scud Magnu could have said th~
county's proposab ore not
acceptdhlc or that they dehmte-.
ly will rnquue full-blown em•1-
ronmental review-..
County Supi>rvt~or:, Smith
and Jun Silva as well as upper-
h•vel c-otlnty employees are in
Wr1shmgton, D.C ., this week to
lobbr Navy ofhctals on hase
f£.'USP IS Uf'S.
Council
calls up
decision·
on lights
•Commission's approval
of Little Leagu e's pla n fo r
Friday and aturday night
makeup gam(:~s to be
reviewed Feb . 22.
lkiyPiil
NEWPORT BEACH -The
dee ion of the Park.... Beaches
ancl Rr>ncauon Comnus ion to
allow the Newport Beacll Little
Le gue mop field time Fnda~
a nd Saturday night-. ha:. been
called up I or rt:\~W b} the Ctt}
Council
Councilmun Tod Rldge" a~
•bked that the comnu~s1on's
apprO\ tll uf lhe leagul"s wquP t
lo hold nwkcmp games on "eck-
end ni9hb and u'e a lighted
sc-ornbo.ud be plaC"cd on tJ1e CJt\
Cuunctl\ Peh 22 agend~ The
council hu the aulhonty to over-
ndc c1 dec1S1on of the comnU. ... sion.
which 1 onl~· an ad\'lSOI) board
Cam on Cre.-.t resident Karen
Kop1cki made her pleo to the
c-ounc1l at Monday':-meeting
Kop1ck1 and her husband Bob,
rcpres nt Canyon Cr t resid nts
who ar th ligb and nms from
Lincoln Athletic Center ball field
are detnmental to theu qualit, of
hf e Thny a kcd that ma keup
games not take plac"' on Satur-
day mghts.
·we cs re 1dents and home-
o\\ ner m Canyon Cre t are
oppos ct to any further P_.xpansmn
of tlu-. f c1o llty, p he said.
But John Della Grotta, pres•·
dt>nl of the Newport Beach Utile
Le, yue. ,,,ud the r •s1dcnts are
ovetr~llf'tillQ to the• propo~at
I.1ghl<> on \ht• cor <>ho.-ud could be
t't>n from Canyon Cr S1 only
\\1th a tel ~cope, and lht• rught
game on Saturday will <>nl}•
OCl 1u a a r ult of C\ ere El Nu'\o
weather, he -.rurt
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Sara Babits, :90, Jan. 8
Marl W. Eggstafl, 89. Jan. 9 Former nurse now • git up
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BUSINESS LICENSES
New busU)css'"tif:ense inlor:
mation reported by the cities
of Cos;ta MeSa and Ne:wport
Beach
COSTA MESA
• Dez Dancewea.r. 964 Dahlia
Ave., retail mail-order house
• D1gitrorux LLC. 2925 Col·
lege Ave. #A-3, computer ter-
minals
• Doan's Laboralones, 877
Ddrrell St.. phannaceullcal
preparation
• Domenico's Pizza, 562 W.
19th St . eatery
• A Door Wmdow & Screen
Co., 882 W. 18th SL. speoal
trdde contrdctor
NEWPORT BEACH
• Southland Rooh.ng Inc; .•
7522 SlC:tter Ave, owner: J.
Vernon Pitman
• . Susdn's Florals, 708
Mangold Ave .. owner: Susan
Huddleston
• Temak Construction Co.,
1835 Whittier St., owners:
Terry and P..fdween Mack-
prang.
• Terry the Handyman, 409
Uhca Ave . owner: Terry
Cd.net
COSTA MESA
Wenona Haxton, 98, Jan. 3
Donald H. sans<>n. 74; Jan. 3
William A. Schaeffer. 56, Jan. -4
Torkom s: Saliail, 12, Jan. 10
John J, Hartl, 71, Jan. t 1
Jose Loya, 35, Jan. 13
MARRIAGES
Most recent ~atnages as
reported to the Orange Coun-
ty Recorder's office. . . '
NEWPORT BEAC>i
• Clinton J . Petersen and
Janel G Hehr, awned Jan. 9
m NeWJ>irt Beach
• Carl E Hillier and
Stephanie M . De Souza, mar-
ned Jan. 13 10 Santa Ana
• Henry W. Louna Jr. and
Judith A. MackeDZle, ma.med
Jan 15 in Orange .
•Robert M . Lear and Karen J .
Morgan, married Jan. 16 in
Newport Beach
• Annin U Weissenberger
a.nd Beth S. Hanover. married
Jan. 16 m PalmSpnngs
• Joshua B. Yellen and Jessica
R. Lynde, mamed Jan. 16 m
Newport Beach
COSTA MESA
• True T Do and f\.tinh ChdU
T. Pham. roamed Jan. 9 m
Costa Mesa
• Mark V. Eskes and Kimber·
ly A. Moore, ma.med Jan. 9 m
Costa Mesa
• IDl'fOR I MOTE.: TIM!'rl and HOw ls a
future u~tlng ~b and ,~le
we'w profiled in the past. If theff\ an
issur you'd lik• to ,.. ~ In Then > aod Now, ~II Eron Ben·Yehe..m at (949)
642~321, m 3l0. or send an e-mail to
del~~lr*.net .
ERCell Bo;-YEHUDA
THEN
• After a 25-year career as d
nurse, Sue W~t deaded to spread
her wings i.n 1993.
The 51-year-old began taking
flymg lesson.s at Johri Wayne Air·
port.
• 1 wa.ntf?d to prove to myself
and to anybody who wanted to
look that a Q'U'l over 50 could learn
how to fly,· she said.
Although nding the wmd felt
•like being set free,• West rut
some turbulence along the way.
•Tue other day I was taking off
and turning left at 800 feet and my
door flew open,• the Costa Mesa
resident said at the tune. "!'could
have panicked, but I had my seat
belt on so I just reached out and
closed the door.• ·
She didn't miss the stress of the
operating room but she did llllSS
caring for the sick.
•Early in my nursing school, I
was giving a little old lady pills
that dldn't do a whole lot for her."
she said. ·But the exr~nence of
sitn.ng on the bed giving them to
her, it's like a bond with a patient
'That's why. I stayed in nursing for
25 years.•
NOW
West spent several hundred
Sue West has left the airplane tot the air waves.
hours before earning her pilot's
license in 1994 but, two years lat·
er, she voluntarily grounded her-
self.
•1 lost a couple of fnends
through aV1ation acodents. • she
'said. •J didn't need to take that
nsk. 1 proved what I needed to
prove. J could get on with other
things."
Today, along with her husband,
she teaches people how to operate
ham radios.
"It's a hobby," she said. "I can
talk to gulfriends all over the
world for free."
But it's not just fun and games.
If power lines go down during
an earthquake, for example, then
hams -licensed amateur radio
operators -axe still able to com-
municate with one another
because their systems a.re self-
contained uruts that don't require
an outside power source.
West estimates there are about
600 hams operating in Costa
Mesa.
. They are orgaruzing a volun·
teer group that could be called
mto action m case of emergencies.
"The oty has been very sup-
portlve, • she said.
With radios as small as a pack
of ogaretles these days, there's no
excuse for not hamnung it up.
·1rs people to people, staying m
touch,• West said.
. DUI ARRESTS
The following people were
arrestf'd recently on suspioon
of drivmg under the influ-
ence Thf·!>e people have only
been dtre<.ted on susp1oon of
a crone, and, as Wlth all such
crimes, they are innocent
until proved guilty.
• Nicholas B. Ferguson and
Emil¥ J. Benzinger, ma.med
Jan. 9 in Costa Mesa
•Miguel Colin Martinez and
Patricia 'Aburto, roamed Jan.
12 1D Santa Ana
Costa Mesa hires new ·city treasurer
NEWPORT BEACH
FEB. 4
J!dward Herbert Fisher, 42,
Russell\.'llle. AJa
FEB.5
George WaUac~ Mann, 47,
Corond del Mar
FEB.6
REAL ESTATI TRANSACTIONS .
Recent real estate transac·
hons as reported by the Acx·
iom Data Quick Product
Group.
NEWPORT BEAOi
809 E.-Bay Ave , $550,000 I 1708 E. Ocean Blvd.,
$620,000
502 31st St B, $430.000
COSTA MESA
• Marc Puckett, who will
also serve as the city's
dtrector of finance, comes
from a sifuilar job in Flint,
Mich.
EUSEGEF
COSTA t..1ESA -The former
director of finance for the oty of
Flint. Mich., will serve as Costa
Mesa's new aty treasurer and
director of finance.
Marc Puckett 009an work as
finance director Monday and was
appointed as oty tred.Surer Mon-
day everung during a speoal City
Council meeting.
Puckett was chosen from a pool
of 40 candidates, said Personnel
DI.rector Steve Hayman.
Flint is the birthplace of Gener-
al Motors and has a population of
140,000.
Puckett said the old urban cen·
ter is in the heart of the Rust Bell
He began working for Flint in
1992 after working his way up
from smaller oties in Michigan.
Before working for Flint. Puck-
ett <ilso served as duector of
finance and city treasurer for East
Point. the new name for East
Detroit.
He also worki;?d for the otiei, of
Albion, Pleasant Ridge and Grand
Rapids.
Puckett completed part of his
graduate studies in business
ad.ministration at the Uruvers1ty of
Michigan and has a'bachelor's of
science degree in busine:os admin-
istration with an emphasiI> U1
accounting from Fems State Uru-
versity. ••
Puckett also served on Michi-
gan's Muniopal Finance Officers'
Association board of directors.
He deeded to take the Cost.a
MPsa JOb partly because of his
long desire to move" to a wanner
climate and to Orange County
s peciilcaJly, he <;dld
•1 think we all deep in our gut
sort of have a little bit of a pang of
regret when you're leavmg your
hometown,• Puckett saJd. ·In this
ca c 1 feel like l've moved on and
moved up:
Puckett replaces City Treasurer
and FUlance Duector Susan Tern·
ple, who died in the summer of
1997. Until Puckett's amval, the
city had relied on two acting direc·
tors and treasurers.
Brandon Vaughn,. 22, lrvi.ne
FEB.7
Michael Lee Holmes. 43,
Lucerne Valley
Joseph Paul Workman, 20,
Cost<t Mes<!
BIRTHS
963 Congress St., $170,000
2442 Elden Ave , $210,000
· 418 Esther St., $325,000
2138 Iris Place, $360,000
2056 Meadow View Lane.
$250,000
2569 Orange Ave. D,
$182,000
Former employees file
suit against company
Tab for school upgrades
could reach $112 million
infrastructwe, mode:-n.tzation
and tochnological upgrades,
which Good said could add up lo •
25 years of usefulness to the dls·
trict's schools. Not included ~
new construction Such as science
labs, theaters or new schools.
Most recent bu1.h~ in Newport
Beach
Nicolas A. Jaffe, Jan. 2
Dylan T. Hemck, Jnn. 4
Alexander R. Himler, Jan. 4
Willidlll D. Mooney, Jan. 4
Skye B. Pdrker, Jan. 4
David A. P'-lersen. Jan. 4
Caitlin D. Rutherford, Jan. 4
Elnaz Mahboub1, Jan. 5
Bradley N. Jenn~r. Jdn. 6
Joshua Ortega, Jdl\, 6
Ryan C Robinson, Jan. 8
DEATHS
Most recent deaths reported
to the Orange County
Recorder's office.
NEWPORT BEAOt
Aline G Miller, 76, Jan. 6
2175 Pacific • Ave. CS,
$170,000
1857 Parkglen Circle,
$256,000
2009 Santa Ana Ave.,
$305,000
l 070 Westwdfd Lane,
$155,000
382 16th Place, ~ t.500
CORONA DEL MAR
1649 Bays1de Drive, $200,000
700 Begonia Ave. A. $527,000
711 Jasmine Ave., $715,000
218 Larkspur Ave., $869,000 ,
NEWPORT COAST
50 Auvergne, $360,000
15 BeUort, $537 ,500
20 Lessay, $465,000
14 Pavona, $500,000
16 Pavona, $649,000
lkff Pb
COSTA MESA -A mortgage
company has been named in a
cla -action lawswt filed Tuesday
by 50 employees who claim they
weren't Ql.Ven their la5t paycheck
three days before Christtnas.
Some of the fonner employees
of EMB Mortgage Corp. on Anton
Boulevard allege the company laid
them off Dec. 22 without paying
thetr salanei. and failed to honor
commissioned bonuses and
accrued vacations.
Jolene Antolin. one of the plain-
tiffs in the civil lawsuit, said the
employees were told they would
receive their fina1 paycheck after
Jan 1. Antolin, who was a fund
manager at EMB for six months,
added that her holiday season was
left in shamble!; Wlthout the money.
"It was kind of a nightmare,"
she said. •1 kept calling them to see
when they had my check but I nev-
er saw anything. They made a lot
of promise~ they couldn't keep."
A company official referred
questions on the swt to attorney .
Attorneys representing the compa·
ny couldn't be reached Tuesday.
The plaintiffs' attorney, William
Carroll, said company offiaals told
their staff they couldn't pay them
because they didn't have any avail-·
able funds. ·
·Employees were told they
wouldn't receive wages for the first
two weeks of December because
there wasn't any money,• he said.
•Tuey were not ortly laid off, they
weren't compensated.•
The lawsuit, which was filed Ill
Orange County Superior Court,
alleges the company vtolated state
labor laws and seeks recovery of all
unpaid salaries plus penalties. ·
The company is a lender spc·
oalizing in processing home loan
applications via the Internet. EMB
is reportedly moving its headquar-
ters from Costa Mesa to Dallas lat-
er this year.
°"''*' NEWPORT-MESA -School
renovations m Calitom1a typical·
ly cost between $40 and $60 per
square foot. Fred c.ood, pnndpal
of the architectlll'al firm p JHM
Southwest. told the schoOl board
Tuesday night
With 1.8 million square feet ol
schoOl bin~ in need ot mod·
enuzation. the school district
could be looking at a bill of S'15
mllliOn to $112 million.
In the tint tepart since the
school board commissioned the
Educational Facilities Master
Aan Last year, GOod pretented a
49-pagt\t lilt of rieeded upgr.ades
thrOughout the c.Ustrid.
"There are 1.8 mUliOn square
feet in tbe ~ tbat have not
'yet beell Drilled. Unmlned or Eeilbhdled. • Good Mid, n!fer.
ring ID~ that w.. wtty
nmcwMICl
1ncludad ln the report are
Supennteodent Robert Barbot
said the district will be lriveltigat •
ing all avallatile meam ol state
funding before lt>OkiDg into a
bond lSSUe to pay for the
upgrades.
•1befe are many other ways ,
besides a bond issue that we can '
look into," he said. "We want to
be ,.we how the community lee1s •
about this.• ~
Good will be meeting with •
disCriCt itaff and Lany 'Demuto1a. ll
a COlllllltant hired by tb8 district •
to gauge community MnlbneDl
on a bond lllue. :
The board WU1 l8C8M! a c:mn·
pleted report on the ladlitiM
needl and dlffennt ID8llDI al
funding by June. At that time tbe
diltftct am delwmlm bOw it will
dempt to pay for the apgradel.
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business in the 500 btotk betwfff'\ Sin. \ 5 and Sin. 17.
• atlleDI MrMt: A purse 9nd its cooteoti wont\ Sit were
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• c.nter MNK Three 5i.mes. liitttns worth S600 wete stolen
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Doily Pilot Wednesday, F bruory 10, 1999 3
Tbere is still much to dd with the simple life in Colorado
W hen people here ask us
why 111 the world we
would ever leave such
an idyllic spot as Newport ~ch. l hn~ that the best way to cxpr~
our reasons JS to burst into song.
1i'ouble is, I Cdll't remember
mosl' of the lyrics, except this one
part. which l\1J1\S tl all up anyway. Jt goes something like this:
•oa-da, de dum dee, da·da de
dah, Give me ttte simple Wei•
•: Sure, w~ wanted to see more of
-pur grandsons ~\hey grow up,
and we wanted to be nearer to at ~e~t one or our daughters. But
m~y we we1g seeking a simpler,
qweter (and le!i:c; c6stlY.I) way of
~e. .
• Admit it, We in the Newport-
1vf esa area tS neither Simple, nor
qwet, nor cheap. Indeed, the
teenung meqdlopobs that runs
from Santa Barbara to the Mexi-
can border IS an extraordinarily
.complex. noisy and frenetic mech-
anism.
As a native New Yorker, as one
who hved and worked in the city,
believe me: I know about com-
plex, noisy and frenetic mecha-
nisms.
Because we are neither desert
rats nor mountain hons, the likes
of Big Bear and Arrowhead or the
THE FRED COLUMN
Palm Spririgs ~ca simply were •
not op tions for us. We liked San
Lws ObiSpo, bu( the Central •
Coast, too, is expenencng its own
megalopolitan ailments.
I liked Stockton, mainly
because there's good sailing on
the San Joaqwn River and m
nearby lakes. And I am a great
fan of the Univemty of the Pacific.
But my wlfe's allergies, and the
fact that the toothless ngers gave
up football, pretty much ruled out
that ~ of the world.
Corvallis, Ore., is a gorgeous
place with a fine universtty (Ore-
gon State) and beautiful homes at
very friendly prices. But it is ever
soggy. and the ~t restaurant m
town is the caf etena at Ute student ·
union.
Bellingham, Wash , was my
real favonte Slip n>nls are about
$2.25 per foot (vs. $15 and up in
Newport Harbor), you can sail for·
ever in Puget Sound (albeit
dressed warmly anti water-
proofP.dJ, J)~g houses are
cheap, good restaurants are rea·
sonably plentiful and western
Washi.rigton is a mo:.t collegiate.
type place.
But here we are at th toot of
the Roekies. And we are loving 1t.
The pc-ople are wonderful and
friendly, even to migrants from
California. And it meets all our
requirements:
· B('autifuJ commuruty, fnendly
people, reasonable social con-
sciousness, a great uruversity and
its own performing arts center and
symphony orchestra
Witlun a seven-day period two
weeks ago, we took our grandc;ons
to a maJor rodeo, caught a pre-
Broadway (they hope) tryout of a
new musical about Elvis Presley
fans, saw a splenc!Jd road compa-
ny renc!Jbon of "P1ddler on the
Root• and thrilled to the genius of
the Vienna BOys' ChoU'.
We also sat in awe of Color~do
State's women's basketball team
as the ladies crushed Nevada-Las
Vegas 90-somcthi.ng to 50-somc-
Urlng. lbP. CSU women are
ranked fifth in thP NCAA cmd are
the ho~t bcket in town. Our
tickets, by the way, run $4 each.
We get there 20 minutes before
tip-off and sit one row behind the
reserved scats, which cost $6.
Parking and' programs are free.
Yep, not much to do around .
here.
One of the real benefits m a
town like this i<> accessibility. Wh'at
isn't fjve nunutes away is a 10-
minule hop. OK, so to be fly-fi$·
ing on the Poudrc River W.kes 15
minutes. But kayaking or Sdiling
on pur lake is, oh, maybe thr.ee
mtnutes.
To end this, I would hke to
e?q>1ess my profound apprt'Cldbon
to Art Stanlow of Costa Me~u. 1
,.don't know Art at all, but he wrote
an absolutely wonderful letter to
Ute editor. It read, in part:
·r appmoate Fred Martin
much more since he IS gone. J
read and enjoy hio; colunm from
Colorado more attentively than
when he w05 with us.
•I even keep hoping that one
day he will "'ay, 'Folks ... we are
coming back home if you will .
have us' Persoruilly, I wlll throw in
a couple of bucks to hclp the
cau •
Not a prayCJ, Art, my new
friend. Not a prdyer. But I gen·
wnely cannot thank you enough
for lh~ thougbL Bnngs a tear to
these old eyes. it d
• FRED MAR11N Is ' formet Newport Beach resident Who ~rites from hh new
hom~ In Fort Colhns. Colo. His column
appeaB Wednesdays
Just in time for: Valentines! . ' .
February 1st tllru 13 th
Pier. parkillg, Main Street access to be studied today Selected Merchand1"e From Our Own Stock
Regularly old In Our Own tnre · The Newport Beach Public
Works Department today will
hold the last m a series of commu-
nity worksJ.lops on the Balboa Pier
parking lot and Mam Street
access study
The study, one of the first steps
m Ute Balboa revitalization pro-
grum, will look ·at ways to
unprove parking at the pier and
the pedestrian access to Mam
Street
It will be coordinated with the
Parking Management Study, an·
ongoing project to improve tourist
and resident pdrking throughout
the Balboa Peninsula. nus week's community meet-
mg will include discussion on the
layout of the hnal three alterna-
tives and the cost of each
redesign. ·
One of the mdJOr issues dis·
cussed in· previous meetings wa~
the need for more bus park1n9
space to avoid havmg tour buse~
park on nedrby residential strec:ts.
The study should be complel· e<l after the hnal workshop, and a
recommended alternative will go
to the City Council for approval.
The meeting is set for 7 p.m.
toduy m City Council chambers,
3300 Newport Blvd.
For more infonndtton, call
(949) 644-3329
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•nus was an occident,•
Slocumb aid. •tte was 1ust
fnghtened.·
One boy wanted to know
when~ Alton lives.
··He liveit in my house,•
Slocumb satd. "He ha.4i his own
bedroom. Dunng the day, he goes
out d.nd plays in the yard.·
A girl wanted to make sure
Alton shared her taste m music.
"Yes, he likes the Spice Girls,"
Slocumb said.
As for dlet, although he'll nev·
er refuse a handout, Alton is par-
• •
tial to fruits, vegetabk>s a.nd Diet . MARC MAJITIN/DAJt.V PlOT
Coke, she said. · • ~ Raymond Padgett leans out to get an up-dose-and-personal look
His favonte movies are "Babe• at Alton.
and "Charlotte's Web.• .. •· . .
Michelle Herrera a 6·year-old I He looks like a ·p1g that play
who can spell pig ~ by her.\elf, a Jot,• she said. "I liked when he
Upcoming show-and-tell items
include turtles for the letter T and
whale watching for W. 'came away favorably unpressed. pooped."
LEAGUE
CONTINUED FROM 1
"To take the dbsurd position
that we shouldn't u&"e the park to
its fullest capacity when there lS
dlready a scarcity seems to be an
unenlightene(i position," he
said. HThese dre a couple of peo-
ple who have nothing better to
do than to try to have the city
restnct use of the field so that no
children can play on lt •
Kop1cki also claimed there
was d m1srepresentdllon of the
tacts by Little League ofhc1als
and the entire proposal should
be studied under the Califorrua
Em·uonmental Quahty Act.
• tt might sound like the re-1-
dents have something against
AROUND TOWN
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TODAY
The walking club of Newport
Beach v.ill meet at Hospital Road
and Supenor Avenue at 9 a.m.
and 7 pm. Lose weight and have
fun. For more informauon, call
(949) 650-1332
Free income tax preparation and
assistance will be offered through
the Tax-Aide program from 9
d.m to 1 pm. daily through April
15 dt OASIS Seruor Center, 800
Marguente Ave , Corona del
Mar Appointments are available.
For more mlormatiori. call (949)
644-3244.
An exblbit of acryllcs tilled
"Color m Action• w1U be on dis-
pldy through Feb. 28 at the New-
port Beach Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. For more informa-
bon, Cdll (9491 717-3801.
The Communlcatlon PracUce
Club will meet from 7 to 8:30 a m
at a residence in Costa Mesa.
Leam how to speak for success
while being evaluated by a pro-
fessional coach Admission is $35.
For more mformation, call (949)
675-7196.
A workshop titled Growing
Plants Indoors -The Easy Way
will be presented at 9 30 a .m. at
Sherman l.ibrdl")' and Gardens.
2647 E. C~t H ghway, Corona
del Mar. Admis ion is SlS. Pre-
registrallon is rcqwred. for more
information, call (949) 673-2261 .
The great Valentine's D4ty sur-
pnse will be pr cnted from 10·45
to 11 :30 a.m.. in the dl.ildren 's
department et Baines &. Noble
Booksellers. 90 l B South Coa..c:t
Dnve, No. 150, Costa Mesa.
Ad.missjoo is fr< For more infor-
mation, call (11.Cl <44.C-0226.
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the kids, but that's not the cdse, •
Kop1do said. "My problem lS
with the people wbo represent
these sports not hdving any com-
passion fer what they're impos-
ing on the communities around
the facility.•
Della Grotta said the Little
League's only crime has been
paymg for improvements to one
of the city's few lighted ports
fields.
"I've tried and tried to under-
stand their pomt of view, but I
Just don't see it1" he said.
. Kopicki said the ma1onty of
the parks comm1ss1on !>eems
unresponsive to her neighbor-
hood's concerns.
And she said repeated callc:; to
Councilman Tom Thomson, who
represents the drea, went unre-
Lights out?
Should the Newport
Beach little League be
able to hold makeup
games on Frid.y and Sat-
urday nlghts1Call our
ReadeD Hotline et (949)
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turned.
At the meetmg, Thomson
dodged questions on his respon-
s1b1lity for the issue. saying the
held and the re::.1dents were
•very close· to his distnct. When
a ked what area his district cov-
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great stndes since ow November
meoting, • Comm1ss1oner Tom
Sutro said.
Commis 1oner Katrina Foley
said Jong:tenp occupancy motel
rooJnS also enabled people with
low incomes to live m a place
Without havirig to come up with
the required deposits or pass
credit check.q,
•1 think this allows the oppor-
tunity to get on their feet and
move on,• Foley said.
As one of the conditions of
approval, the owner will have to
build a playground at the motel.
The Police Dt!partment was
against the move m November
because of the lij.gh number of
calls for service to t.ti'e motel and
the run-down rooms.
The Orange County Health
.Care Agency violation notice
issued last year stated that many
en;, he said, •1 don't have to
answer that.·
Thomson could not be
reached Tuesday.
Kop1cki said she was encour-
aged by the council's willingness
to at least hear the issue and
thanked Ridgeway for calling it
up.
"1 wasn't real hopeful with my
own City Counctl' person, but l'm
hoping the others will make up
for it,• she said.
Ridgewa'y ulso asked for a
staff report clarifying the due-
process rights of both citizens
and council members when 1t
comes to appealing decisions of
the Pak'ks, Beaches and Recre-
ation Commission .
of the motel's smoke detcctorli
were either broken or misSlng,
the carpets were soiled. and other
room feature such as floors.
walls, light and bathraom hxtwes
were damaged.
But a reinspection in January
revealed general improyements.
including new carpeting and
replacement and repair of smoke
detectors, faucets, bathtubs and
toilets.
The Police Department has
also changed its position t>ecause
the applicant hired a new 1,>ro~r
ty manager, improved lighting
and landscaping, and cleaned up
abandoned vehicles and shop-
ping carts Motel owners have
also improved door locks and
inserted peephol~s,,evicted prob·
lem tenants and increased rents.
Calls for service have dropped
at the. motel fro~ 346 in 1994 to
Daily Pilot
172 m 1998, although the lat t
numbers ate an mcreasc from 158
m 1997.
Owner S8m Menlo stud he
needed the penrut as a temporary
measure.
He said his goal was to recap.
ture the busmess traveler market
but in the meantime the pemut
would allow him to rent rooms fo1
the long term and pdy his month-
ly mortgage. Menlo has. also
applied for a rating from ~e ('.uto.
mobile Assooation of Amenca.
Fewel opposed the pernut
because it would be counterpro.
ductive to the owner's goal of re-•
establishing it in the commernal
market.
He also said granting the
application would. tum the motel
into an apartment complex,
_which would be f a.r fro~ meeting
city standards.
PANATE PARTY
ROOMS
TIRED OF LOOKING OVER YOUR SHOULDER?
i--'•~~ SMOKE LEGALLY WHILE YOU WATCH
SATELLITE SPORTS, PLAY GAMES AND
POOL & HAVE A GREAT TIME!
CONGRATULATIONS!
COM All-stars are in 1st Placer
Top Row. Coach Dick Rey, Chnstina Tuw. Emrly Milder. Coach Brooke Rey
Middle. Ni~ SchrOE'der Tracey Kut)as. Jorden Cruz. Alexandra Orozco, Lauren Nurnberger. Amy Tyson
Bottom· MalJOfY Reynolds, Melissa HenderSOf'. lauf('(l Jc:KObSOn, Madison Otterbein. Allrlie Painter. Al~sa ZoeUe
Ayso Region 57
Girls U-14 Silver All-Stars
COM remains undefeated in a.ru play and t.aUs O\'er fint place. 1 •
This weekend had South and Nonh Irvine hosting the COM aqtnd. First game COM 3. S.
Irvine 3. Ar the eod of the Sm quarter. Coach Didt Rey's team was trailing by a 2-0 count.
,The 2nCt quarter wu hi&hli&htcd with a ~goal by Annie Pa.inter.
At half.time, COM rtilf trailcd 2· 1. The gids in blue and white tum~ it on in the 1CCOnd half.
Ouuwidjng dd'eruc by Tf10n, Tracy Kubai and Mallory Reynolda ht'ld S. Irvine to a lone goal.
In the second half, AJa Orou:o acottd to tie the game. Later, Mallory Rcynolda line d~ a
ball into the nee for the third tally. Mid-field play by Madison Otterbein wu crucial for the
.. come from behind" tie. •
Wednesday, February 10, 1999 • Sporh Editor Roger Carlson • 949.,57 4--4223
QUOTE Of THE DAY
•11 was orly rhe worst refereed I have frs a avesty ee monh
of turd work comes d<r.vri to rhe end of th secrion and ~'.s wasted because of o moron _ •
D n Johnston} Costa Mesa High girls soccer coach
Doily Pilot 5
Sea Kings fall, 75~44 Nevyport IM;>ws, 69-47
• McCoy's 15 points one of the
few bright spots for CdM against
playoff-contending Irvine .Tuesday.
GIRLS 'HOOPS •Slow start hurts visiting Sailors in
Sea View tiff at Santa Margarita. GIRLS HOOPS
IRVINE Corona del 'Mar I-Ugh sopho-
more Kristin McC'oy, who has been a cdnsis-
tent scorer since .her return from injwy 10
games ago, collected 15 points in the Sea
Kings' 75-44 loss to host Irvine in a Sea View
League girls basketball gume l\ieSday.,
which fall( to 8-17, 0·9 in league. All of
Kawata's points came on three-pointers.
Jody Carlson scored 17 points for Irvine
(16-9, 5-4), which is getting ready for the
playoffs. Kristen Thawley scored 12 points ·
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -S nt11
Margarita' High'!> girls bti<iketbaU tedm,
fighting for S('COnd place m thP. Scli View
Leayue, jumped on visiting NC\\-'f)urt l·forbor
., early Tue~day mght and never let up. coast-
on offcns (and their coath (Richard Schaaf}
said 1t we s theu best shooting night of the
year. 1'hey hot at least 70% (from the field)
m the first half," ...
for the Vaqueros. • ·
Corona del Mar closes out Sea View
League action forever by hosting Santa
Margarita Thursday. •
ing to a 69·47 league vie:1ory · •
The Eagles 115-!:l, 6:3 m lcd~eJ
outscorro the Sailors, 2S-14, in thP opcnµ19
penod and bu.ill a 38-23 hdlftunc lead.
Juruor center April Ross led the Tars with
l8 pqmts dlld rune ret>Ounds, while senior
point guard Alyss(! Paul added 10, . "She was our be~t scorer and was out for
most' of the season," CdM Coach Elbert
Davis sald. ·we· re 1ust now getting her back
and it makeli a difference.•
McCoy, coming off a season-high 20
points Thursday against Newport Harbor,
upped her average to 7.4 points per game.
•Hopefully, we can catch Santa Margan-
ta looking somewhere else and go out on a
high note," Davis sa.d. ·
"Irvine was· a team prepanng for the
playoffs. We were just showing up and
going through U\e mobons. Hopefully, that
won't happen Thursday."
Santa Margarita 69, NwlpOft 47
Irvine 75, c.otona del M# 44
£1 Toro 68, Woodbridge 51
~(jiiii~)
Ju.mor Venessu Ferragttmo Jed Santa Mar-
ganta with 26 points. while Danielle Bennett
had 14 and CoUccn O'Learv 13.
·1n the hr t quarter, I think (the Eagles)
mis ed one shot,• srud Newport Harbor
Coach Gregg Savage, whose team fell to 14-
12, 2-7. "They did a great JOb of executing
··We didn't play a :.tron9 defensive
game; Savage said. •we came out lacking
intPns1ty and (!he Eagles) 1urnp4id on us
nght from the start. We weren't really ready
t9 play and th 'Y were.•
Lindsey Watanabe and Courtney Kawata
each scored rune points for Corona del Mar,
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
MESA
ROMPS
Mustangs clinch 10th
straight CIF Playoffs
berth with a 72-25
walloping of Artists.
COSTA MESA -After
clinching their 10th consecu-
tive postseason trip Tuesday
. 'night, Costa Mc~a High's
Mustangs will continue to
root hard for their cross-town
nval (Estancia} .as the Pacif1c
Coast League girls basket-
ball race comes down to the
wue
Costa Mesa (16·10, 7-2 in
PCLJ hammered visiting
Laguna Beach, 72-25, to
remain m the second place,
one game behind Laguna
Hills, wh1C'h plays Estancia
Thursday.
•That'~ good for us
(Estancia beat Uni Tuesday
night),• Mesa Coach Jim
Weeks said. ·1 hope that
gets Estancia ready to go for
Laguna Hills.·
The Mustangs, who
snapped a four-game losing
streak. were led by 6-foot
junior Autumn Srruth, who
had 13 rebounds. 12 points
and seven blocked shots.
Evelyn Powers (19 points)
and Jenny Earnest (14) also
scored in double figwe:. for
the Mustangs, while team-
mates Judy Kidane (seven),
Melissa Thornton (six) and
Lisa Weeks (hve) came off
the bench to match or
eclipse their career highs.
"Our starters only played
five rrunutes together,• Jim
Weeks sa1d . ."We played
very well tonlght as a team.
All 10 girls got out there and
played well. Everybody
played good pressure
defense and focused the
whole game.·
Costa Mesa pomt guard
Nancy Hatsushi had six
assists m the wm, while
Lianne Sasaki dished out
five.
•tt ::.naps the (losing
streak), but we had played
four tough gamei m a row,•
Weeks said.
• ~ DON lEACH I OMV PILOT
Estancta's Eva Vanna (left). and teammate Lauren Cassity smother University's' Peggie Wu, forc~g a
bad pass in the Eagles' CIF Playoffs-clinching victory Tuesday night ln Pacific Coast League play.
EagleS clinch OF bid
•Estancia cruises after 19-3 run to open
it up en route to 55-35 win over University.
BARrn FAL IK'\I n •
Deft Ncif
COSTA MESA -The rather impressive actions of
the Estancia High girls basketball team made Coach
Paul Kirby a man of his word Tuesday night.
Needing a victory to wrap up an automatic berth
in the CIF Southern Section DiVlSion IIl·A playoffs -
and make good on Kirby's preseason pledge they'd
play beyond valentine's Day -the Eagles left little
doubt in 55.35 blowout of Pacific Coast League VlSi·
tor University. ·
"We wanted to prove to Coach Kirby we were
ready to play,• said Estanoa senior Franoa Diaz,
who spearheaded a 19-3 spurt over the first 10 min-
utes to virtually put the 1Tojans away.
"That was the best start we've had," added Diaz,
who finished with a season-high 26 points in what
could be he r final home game.
"Franny really stepped up," said Kirby, who
watched the 5-foot-7 senior, giVlng away five and six
inches to her post rivals, hit 11 of 14 field-goal
attempts and net 4 of 5 foul shots. She mi sed match·
ing her career high by a single point and added nine
rebounds, two blocked shots, two steals and one
assist. •nus game takes a load off,• ~aid Diaz.
The Eagles (16·7, 6-3 m league and ranked No. 7
in ClF lll-A), moved two games ahead of Uruversity
(12-13, 4-5) with league-leading Laguna Hills awa.it·
ing in Thunday's PCL finale.
An Estancia loss would have forced the Eagles to
upset Laguna Hills to earn a likely third-place play-
off with Uru, as the 1Toj4115 finish against 2-21 Lagu·
na Beach Thwsday.
"I guaranteed (the Eagles would make the play·
offs), but I was a little nervous fori a while there,•
said Kirby, whose Eagle would ll ly have earned
an at-large berth even if they didn't crock the PCL's
top thr~e.
·The league was pretty much up for grabs, hut l
knew, with our schedule. we'd hdve a great chance
at getting 10 wms (the nummum requu~d for at-
large consideration).·
ln addition to Diaz's often e, tedm defen~e keyed
the victory, according to Kirby, who e quad was
eliminated from playoff consid-1------• erabon last wmter in a regular-
season-ending 35-34 loss at Um.
With Estaricia engaged m ll's
aggressive man-to-man, the
1Tojans hit 1ust one of its rune
first-quarter field-goal attempts
and committed seven of therr 16
turnovers m the opening pcnod.
Seruor Lauren CasStty locked
~ewuntedto
prMtoCooch
Kibywtwwe
ready to play -it
onto Uni senior sconn~ ~achinc .
FaJa Suiaunoa, luruting tho Esunc11 senior
eight-best scorer in Orange
County to 11 points, eight less than her average.
Swaunoa, who was 6 for 16 from U1e held in the
first Estancia game (a 53-42 Eagle win} was 1uc;t !i ol
14 Thursday.
•(The Eagles) took it to us,• Uni Coach Bob
Bernal said. ·u wa.s a carry-over from the C<"ond
ha.lf of the first game (in which the Eagles rallied ·
from a si.x-point dehc1t). They've kickP.d our hutt for
sue quarters now. Maybe we houldn't have gotten
ahead in the first half (Jan. 19). I thmk we ticked
them off.•
Diaz had eight points in the first and third quar·
ters, while Cas'>1ty and senior Lisa Steinfeld dd~ed
10 points and five boards ap1cC'e.
Senior guard Eva V41llla chipped m four 8 t
on _eruor night. while sophomore tartar LiSa I l1rata
had thri..'e points and four a . ists, before loullng put
with 4:-48 left.
Estancia . hot nearly -46% (22 of 48j, while Ith'
1Tojans hit less than 27f u of theu h Id-goal trl
(13of49).
Hiii SCIOOL lllLS llSllTllLl SUMMllllS
MClflC COAST L.IMIUI
ColTA MllA n. LMlllA luae 25 ........ 0-..... ~ 8"ch • 1 4 12 • 25
(Oita Meil 15 28 14 15 • 72
I ......... • AbdQhOlhl 1, Mor• ... KNUlr 1, Selem 4. Mayo
.. ~ 7. t-pt. QOM . None. c.... ...... Smhh 12. HMlulN 4,
Kldlnt 7, flowlf'I , •• 1.-nea 14,
Hitt 5, ~1 6, Wiiies 5, LorOI 0,
Slllkl 0. )1't pis . lamest 2.
Powers '· Hitt 1. F'OUlld out • None.
Though out of the race for a top-three fin-
ish and guaranteed playoff spot, the Sailors
am hopeful of an at-large berth m CIF Dtvi-
swn ll·AA
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
JOHN
VALLELY
...
Corona del Mar
•Sea Kings' standout used the NCAA Final Fours as
a showcase for his superb basketball talents at UCLA.
Ung before the d«ys
of lhe lhree-i~omt r
ohn Vallel) l<:amc.>d
the <:oft touch of perunetcr
... hooting while growing up on
Balboa I land
But never m hiS wildest
dreams did Vallely imagine he
would play m crowded arenas
m the NBA.
Vallely e t.dbli<;hed
Ruthian-type sconng r •cord.., at
Orange Coast College followmg
a celebrated baskethaU career
at Corona de.l Mar rhgh
"There ore greut mem(lne
from those d.ty , " Vallely stud
"Unfortunrttely. it Wa:s n long
tmw ago, hut at least we hin c
those n 10monl's ...
Though Vall~ly ... tarred
tor Coach Roll Wel7l'l's
championship Pirate
team.., tor two ... t•osons m
the 19o0s, he still hold~
"everal c;1gnihlOnt 0 C
record , mdudmg
highest career :sconng
a' er age (23 3 pomb per
gc1me), smglc-cason
sconng average (25.8
ppg 10 1967°68) and
most <"ar "ez pomt
(1,538)
With no I than 18
t<1ught a lot mori'> than·
hc.t..,l<i>tball, ~ Vallely said.
MHe taught people who played
bo ketball tor hitn how t9
compete m life, how to have
re.lati1>n rup and hm"· to be
respon ible
"It was ml~.resting -he never
i.alked about wuuung or losmg,
but he wa one of fhe ,.,'lJUUllgest
coaches m basketball f mclud.ing
10 NCAA tllles). He was more
interested m the playerio'
character and he always
challeng~d \15 a-. people m
b ronung the best we could
br>come. •
"Thi> fu-st clay of practice, he1d
ar Utat he would like (to wm).
Then he'd ay. 'As I look around
the room here, I think if we can
accomplish d "ense of peace
l'lh<11it our eltort here, we'll wm,
nd 1udgmg from the talent we
have hNe, I think we'll
be pretty happy Wlth
the re..-.ults.' •
Vall ly played in the
middle of the UCLA
dyna ty when the
Bruins c:aptured .even
strcllght NCAA tiUcs,
Vallely' Brums
defeated Purdue, 92-72,
for the 1969 title, then
beat Jack onville, 80-69,
for the championship
lil 1970.
During Vallely' school records attached
to his name at OCC,
VallPl} went on to
bec:ome an AU-Pac A
selection at UCL.A
John Vallely
eruor } ear m high
school or Coach Bob
Leshe' Sea King_ in
• under iege.ndary ba::.ketball
coach John Wooden, who
started the ti-loot-2112 Vallely
ahead of Sidney W1rks dunng
the 1968-69 ~eason.
UCLA won two NCAA
championships in Vallely two
ea on ... for the Brum , who also
fc<ttured Lew Alcindor and
Curti~ Rowe. Vallely am ·d
dll-tournamP.nl laurels m both
Fmal Four appearance5 In hi
senior year, Valle!)•' Bruin
teammat called him "Th •
Money Man,•
Vall ly n ver thought much
nbout playing m th NBA until
tn nior y' r t UCLA, wh n
h ) began recewing l tt from
mt rested team .
·vou ve got tor m mt>er, •
Vall"ly srud, ·1 v. a young kid
growing up on Balbba I land,
which 15 not actl)' 8 hotbed
for NBA ta.1 ·nl. But. y , h vmg
NBA teams wnt I •tt nn<J
bowing int t in m a a
basketball plcsy r wa a b t
of 8 surpris . •
Vallely played three ln
th NBA for the AllMto Hawk
end Houston Rockets U '12 years
on eaCb team)
"It was fun Md eduoetionftl. •
Vallely d of hls NBA
experience.. "and at ttnies .
it 'wa tntl.midating, I suppose •
But playing under WOOden
at UCLA mad4 n impad on
v~ which still Mlts loda)
111 believe Coach Waoden
t 96o the harp ... hooter
wa \·oted 'econd-team
AU-Southern Califonua "AA•
D1vlSlon as he averaged 26.3 ppg
l<t;ep m mmd that in tho-.e
prep day-., Vallely would
rngularly n1mn hascline shot!
from 18-to-20 fe<tt out. Imagine
his coring average lf the
thrt'C·pointcr had been around,
ln h frc hman year at
Orang Coa"t, Vallely av raged
20 4 ppg (a record at the ti.me)
Md wa ... nam d the Eastern
Cont rence Player of th Year,
nn honor h o earned a a
sophomo . Vall y' OCC teams
went 47-20 m two y rs.
H ' now a member of th
D ily Pilot Mill nruum ~ pOrts
Hall of F m .
Followmg h NBA c ,
v, ll ly w Invited to play and
ch in Euro.pc, wb re in 1975
h h Ja both duh for lb
O lgtum Uon (based in
Dm ls), traveling throughout
W m 'Europe with his wife.
Karell. whom he met at~
Co~ t •
Thday, Vall ly Is lnvotved In "
fe8l estat , and even tbcMap -.C
Jd hil Int rest in ~ !!llEi
CompMy about 21/2 YMfS 9l'Dt
h b11 eblorbt!d m the lld,
busmeA
HIS 10n, Enc. 19C9Dt1y • -•
graduatfld from UCLA. ·in. •
ifamily loat their ......... -
lo C4nC9 at age iiihtili111. ·w. mill her.-,.· w....,
Mid ·we11-•.-•• hMvm•
•
' ... • • •
oy, f•bruory 10, 1999 s
llllfLY
Doily Pilot
1111 SCHOOL WIESTLlllG
• ==
1Mustangs edge Edison, 3-2 FEARSOME
FOURSOME • ~Lombardo er dited with 14 saves Orange Coast places second . •Sandoval wins title for Costa Mesa at
0
215 pounds;
Farrell, Inouye and Valde~ take crowns for Estancia.
in nonlcague girls water polo victory. COSTA MUSA -Orange -
Coast Coll~e·s l!ric l h.nd ~hot a I 0 l f
3--over-par 74 at Me~a Verde Country Club to
finish third m the hrst Ornnge Empm• Coruer-
en('e tournament of the ea on Monday. The
?\.rates, who comhmed fot a total of 402, tm-
ished second behind Santa Ana (379), which
featured medalist Steve Bendt (71).
CO~'TA MES -Jumor Jannifcr
'Grubis1cti's goal in the third quarter ' 0 l 0
:Proved to be lhe difference as Co t< Mesa
H19h hE!ld on for a 3·2 win over V1Siting Edison
in nonlcaquc water polo dction Tue..day.
z IRVINE -Costa Mesa High pumped and JU t went out a.o.4
seruor 1 Gus, Sandoval went beat him. It was tl big lift for Gu.c;, •
through the Pacific Coast League Estanc1a's Valdez, d sopho-
wrestllng season undefeated at more, defeate~ Mesa junior
215 poundS. But there were those Arturo Casarrubias, .11-4. Shdna Kline and Kdt}" Pct 't'ben each scored
a goal Ul the first quarter fo1 Costa Mesa (9·15).
Goalie Stephanie Lombardo had 14 saves
for the Must11ng::., who tr(Jvel to Aliso Niguel
toliav for c1 Pac-1hc Coast League conte~t.
Brett Adams shot a 77 for the Pirates (4-1,
-2-1 m ~on!erencc). M1r.hael OePrima had an 81.
River.;1de fLm tied third wjth 41'2 strokes.
lJVine Valley was fowth.
COSTA MESA ~Nonnally, on daya like~' tbit ~ 8 9IJ"9 WOC· c:er game Js ot UMa wet a.Id j,nd the cold.c
steady nun, Bw .._.. • .._ more talk
who didn't think he was up to All four automaticcilly qualif~ed
winning a league title because for the CJF Southern Sec.tlon DlVl·
Laguna Hills sophomore Joe. s1on IV Champ1onships m Rancho
Viglione was wrestling up as d Cucamonga Feb 19-20. Tha lop
• NOHlEACiUl
eoSTA MESA 3, ED'ISOH 2
Sc~ by Qu•rten
:ilftei La~ Beach fiigtl'I 2-t vldOtY at
Costa Meta of the pGQJ' olftdatt,ng than
~d1son 1 O 0 1 • 2 ~osta Mesa 2 0 1 0 : 3
Eagles drop 3-0 PCL decision anything elle. ,
"It was singularly tbe Wont refereed
game l have nw IMD, • Muatangs
Coach Dan Johnston said. • Jt'I a trev~
ty that three montbl ot hard work come1
down to the end ot tbe seeson and it's
wasted because of a moron.·
· heavyweight and would be back wrestlers at the fmals will
at 215 for Tuesday'!i league finals advance to the Masters Meet the
at Univers1ty High. following week with a chance t<?
Estancia High's Eagles, mean-quaWy for the state meet.
EdiJOn Dola1l 1, Malczyns~• 1 Savei • Wiikes 7.
Costa Mew I Grub1~ich 1, Kline 1, Petersen 1.
~ves • Lombardo 14
while, came through with three Ca. arrub1as and ~eammate
individual champions -Jeremy Quy Nguyen, who firushed sec:-
Valdez at 140,.Abe Inouye at 103 ond at t 12 pounds, also qualified
Estancia rallies. but falls, 16-12
COSTA MESA -Even -------
though Estanoa Hlgh lol>l to S 0 C C E I
visiting University, 3-0, Tue! ddy m a Pacific
Coast League girls soccer contest, Coach Jen-
ny Tavares believes 1t was a big tmprovemenl
for the Eagles over the last bme the two teams
met.
The Mus~a (8-11-2, 2-7 m league),
according to·'JohnltQn, controOed tbe
tempo for the most of the maCCh. Julie
Kroening's early goal gave Costa Mesa
a t-0 edge. •
and Nick Farrell at 145. for the D1vis1on IV tournament.
Viglione, the No. 1 seed, failed Costa Mesa junior Fernando
COSTA ~1ES \ fat.mCla High
)unior Lclua>n t\ld\.'O !-.ccm•d hve P 0 l 0
goals m U1e Ectqlc.,· nonleagul! loss
>o host Wc!>tnunster, t 6-12, in gir~ water polo
action Tut•sdc1y EsHmc1<l rallied with rune
'godb in Uw lourth qudrter
• Edgll•s' sophomo1t' Katie Menden i.cored
three goals Somer Flaherty and Jennifer Cas-
sity, also sophomore!., l!tl< h ::.cor~d twice
Jac;nune Gc•1clN who nounully starts for the
1un1or v<1rs1ty ... quad, playr.d three periods in
goal for Estdnc:1a
NON LEAGUE
WESTMINSTER 16, ESTANOA 12
Score by Quarters
"It was a much bt-ltt•r game this time,"
TavMes said. "They bNl us 8-0 last time. We
really played well."
Junior goalie Helen Flore~ had 12 saves for
the· Eagles (0·6-1). Freshman defender Arhs
Reynolds dlso played well.
Corona del Mar girls lose, 2-1
IRVINE -Corona del Mar High'~ girls soccer team S 0 C C E R
absorbed a 2-1 Setl View League decision at
lrvine High Tucsddy, dropprng the Sed Kings to
11-5-1, 3·5-1 m league,
But a questionable foul call gave
Laguna Beach o penalty Jdck with 10
minutes to play. A goal was &eored and
Johnston argued that some of Laguna
Beach's players were in the penalty ~
a dear Violation ot penalty-kick proce-
dure. 1be referee a~, but deter-
DUned no harm was done and allowed
the goal &n'{Vf ay.
to score a point on Sandoval. In A.rron<t won, 3-1. at 189 to place
fact, Sandoval pinned Viglione third and earn an alternate spot
with 25 seconds left in the contest for CJF. Alex Martinez (135),
to complete an upset win and Adron Sunenov (125) and Antony
take home the PCL crown. Grubisich (heavyweight), a
"He dominated the whole sophomore, also finished third for
match," Costa Mesa Coach Matt the Musldngs.
Kellogg said. "I think the two The four wrestlers, as well ·as
losses at the Laguna Hills touma-third-place hnisher Josh Veach of
ment really helped him get'psy-Estanc1d (215), will be altemates
ched for this match. He was m D1Vlsion IV: 1
.fstanC1a 0 1 2 9 • 12
Westminster S _. 5 2 -16
Estancia Mayo 5, Flaherty 2, Menden 3, Cau1ty 2.
wves • Ra~mu\sen 4 Gerder 8
Tars' playoff hop<~s erased, 5-0
Kelsey Clark lit 1t up in the econd half with
a goal oft c1n asstsl from Meghan Bryan to tie
the game at t -1. but Irvine responded with a
goal W1th 1 O minute_ rem<nmng to wm tt.
"Both sides were complaining about
the offioating all game long,· Johnston
said. "I'm not nOnnally one to compla:in,
but that's too much bard work to go
down the tubes like that,"
Laguna Beach scored the wiQning
goal in the final 30 seconds on what
Johnson believed wu clearly a blown
offsides call where two of ~
Beach'.s players could have been caned
for the violation.
RANCHO SANTA t-.JAR-• Vanguards win their opener
COSTA MESA
46770
46780
47170
How M\.loh House Can t Afford?
No Potnta No P'eea ... Know The Whole Storyl GARITA -Visiting N1'wport S 0 ( ( IR
Harbor High sc1w 11s post ... cason dre.tms ended
.. Tuesddy, dS Sunlc1 Marqiintd churned a 5-0 Sea
Yiew Ledgue q1rl!ii soccer tnumph.
Newport (<i-\ 1 ~3. J .5.1 in league) could
hdve !Jed the hosts tor thud with a victory and
tratled onl) l ·O 1:1t hallhmr>.
. Semur goc1hP-Jotddn FrPdrtksf;!n dnd seruor
:Brooke Fldmson ec1th Pdrned praise from New-
port Codrh Jc1<;on Sont'll tor their efforts.
Valene Vanaken h.id two I A S E I A l l
hits and two RBis to help lead Southern Cali-
fornia College past Cal State Dominguez Hills,
9-3 in a nonconfcrence softball game Tuesday.
Senior Gretchen Brandt got the win with 11
strikeoub. The Vanguards are 1-0.
SoCAL C:ou.EGE 9, CAL ST. DoM1NGuez H1w 3
Cal State Dominguez Hills 020 000 1 • 3 2 2
Southern California College 400 032 x 9 11 3
"l don't want to take anything -::Z
from Laguna Beach,• Johnstbn
"They played well, but they got a gift. It
was so bad at one point. the i'el&nl8
stopped the game because IOID8CDe
was takiilg flash photographs at the fair·
grounds and he confused it with light·
47990
The 6 Most Common M18takos Buyers Ma.ke And
How To Avoid Theml
How Do I Know It It'a Tune To Rennanoo
THIS FREE SERVICE BY
BILL FALLON
· ThP Tcus will hmsh their '>edson Thursday
.agdmst ledqtw-lertchng Woodbndge
Jaegge and 01nsey; Brandt, Atchley (7) and Murie. W
·Brandt, 1·0 L Jaegge, 1·2. 38 Vanaken (SCQ
ning."
I PUBLIC NOT(CES
COi 1683338
NOTICE TO
CREOCTORS OF
BULK SALE
(SECS. 6104,
6105 U.C.C.)
ESCROW NO:
11 PUBLIC NOTICES I
Flct1tlou• Butlneas
Name Statement
The lollow ng persons
a11 COtng bUs ness as
A Grear Workout• 43
04-8034-PO
Notice Iv nereby grven to credotor~ 01 lhe ,..,thin
named sclier ltla! a bull\
~ale 1s aboul to I.Jo made of
Ille ass11ts 11e.cr1bed below
The name:. and bur.1nuu
aodresse& of the Hiier are
AFFEX HARDCOPY, A CA
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
185 PAULARINO Al/E E.
SUITE A. COSTA MESA
CA 92626
, The 1oca1100 In Cahloin•a
ol tne Chief executive cll1r.e
ol 1t1e uller 1s 165
PAULAF~INO AV( E
SUITE A COSTA MESA
CALIFORNIA 92626 The namtJs nc:J business
Addresses c.1 1r e buyer are
tRACE DIGITAL A CAll
tORNIA CORPORATION
I 040 EAST BROKAW RO
SAM JOSE, CA 9513t
As hsled tiv tne sc e• a
Qther bus ness r ames anc
aooresses usoo by 1110
$eller w1u n :nroc year5 ~fore lho rtall! sutt 11$t
was 111nt or oelivereo 10 tl"e
ltuyer a•e NONE KNOWN
Tne •~sets sol<J Of to be
re deacr.be<I r1 geo-as ALL FURN TlIRE
RES. EOUIF'MENT
TRADENAME PEA
SALES AGREEMENT
GOODWILL, COVENANT
NOT TO COMPETE. IN
VENTORY, ACCOUNTS
Rt!CEIVABLES, CASH,
SOFTWARE, PRODUCT
TECHNOLOGY, ANO
OTt'IER ASSETS AS DI:·
FINED IN OFFER TO
PURCHASE AND SALES AGREEMENT FOR TH~
BUSINESS KNOWN AS
AFl'E>< and are loalled at 1)5 PAULARINO AVE. E. SUITE A COSTA MESA
CAt282b me anllC:1f)llld dale of
lh9 bulk nte 11 Maren 2. 1~9 It BUSINESS &
ESCROW SERVICE CEN·
TeR, INC 3031 TISCH
WAY. SUITE 602, SAN
JO&E CA 95128
•Thia bulk .. ie .. .SUbiecl
ttl C.lilornie Un•lorm COm
metc•el Code S1c1ton
6108 2
If IO 1ubjl<:I lhe name
and •Odres.a of the ~ rlOn
wltl'I wMrn cll•IM may be
We II BUSINESS &
ESCROW SERVICE CEN TE~J 1NC. 303\ 'llSCH
WAT.1 SUITE 602, SAN
JOSc. CA 115128 and lhe
1as1 date l0t hllno dlllms
,,... be Mirth '. un which It Ul9 butlnHI day
before the ule d:tle •Ptd·
fled abOve 1~TEO. FEBRUAAV '4,
BUYER'S SIGNATURE ~Cl OtGITAl, A CA\.i.. feftHIA CORPORATION,
ltl..0-AH ALLAAS, Pr~l
Publl•h•d Newpott 8"ch·Cosla ,,.... Oil ft
PllOC Febl\l8ry I 0 t DH
W258
Greel\l•eld Irvine CA
92614 ' He en Margarel WOOd
43 G•eenl eld. Irvine CA
92614 This bus neso Is con·
ductud by an 1n<:11v1doal
Have you 11ane<1 dol~ b1is r>ess yet? Ves. 111199
Helen M Wood
This :.talemcnl was tiled
with 1ne Counry Clerk 01
Oranoe County on 1 15·99
19906780522
Oa1ty Pilot Jan 20 27.
Feb 3 10 1999 W230
Flcthlou• Bu1lneH
N•me Statement
Th.. toUow1ng pe~ons
ar11 dOtng bl.I •n&sS 8.1
Del Sol Apartments LLC
3814 Char1net Pl. Newpon Beac.h. CA 92S63
Doi SOI Ap111ment1 LLC
38t4 ChanPel Pl. Newport 8 ac;h CA 92663
fr S b0Sl"8H IS COfl·
t1uc.t8d by L1mlled l labll1ty
Co Havo yo1.1 stanec aoong
business yet? Yes, 1/1199
Doi Sol Apel'lmen" LLC,
Jot1r'\ H Coogan, Man11ger
T!'\t'> st 1 ment was file<! v. th lhe County Clel'k o1
Orange County on M5·99
1"'6180S2t
Daily P1to1 Jan 20. 27
Feb 3. 10. 1999 W231
Flctltlou• Bu•lnus
Name Statement
The lollOWll'Q pe!$0'1$
are doing txir.•rien as
a) Design 2, b) Signeon
1000 south Coasl Or .
E207, Cosla Maea, CA
92626
Zoran VldanovlC, 1000
South Coar.I Dr .. Costa
Me a, CA 92tl26
This business 11 c::on·
ducted by nn lnd1vi<lual
Ha~ yOO ttarttd <101ng bu1111ess yel? Yes Jfl/99
Zotan Vtdaoovic ;
'This 1a1emen1 was t~eo
v.ltfl the Count1 Clerk ot
Orenge County M 1·15·99
190987t0524
Da 1y P,l(ll J.1ri 20. 27
Fel> 3, 10 1999 W232
Ffctltfoua Buafne••
Name Statement
The I 111g pertona
1'11 <IOIC'lg bUSfnelS IS
Alter Hours Cleaning
280 Victoria SI. IE2,
Co$1t Mata, CA 92 27 Fe~· L Po101, '260 VICtotla SI. l f.:2, Costa
MON, CA 92627 ThlS butlnast 11 con·
O'UOlld by n lndrvidual
Have ~ 1t.ar1od dOina
bullne • yet? v ••• 11\/Q\f
f1l11t L POtOI
Thll lltiltment w11 hllld
w11h the County Cieri!. OI
OranQe Covnty on 1 1 s 99
11ttt780W
Daily P1IOI Jan 20, 27,
Feb. <3. 10 It~ W233
FlctltlOu• lutlneH
N•m• 8.....,,ent
The tcnowlng pef'SOl'll
tre clOinO bullnillN 81
a) tarctl Ind ValU•
auon Company, b)
RAVCO n AVOOltdo I, IK. CQsta ~ ... CA 821!127
David Enfinger, 377
Avocado SI , #Ir. Co5ta
Mesa. CA 92627 Thi:. bUSltl8SS ~ <:on·
ductec:I by ari indl\lidual
Have you 1tarted doing
buSiness yet? Yes 7·15·98 David En!1nger
TNs statement Has I ieo
with !tie C®nty Cterk ol
Orange Coonty on H 5 99
, 109il6780502
Oa11y PllOI Jan 20 27,
Feb 3. 10, 1999 W234
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The lo11ow1ng person has
abandoned the us~ ot ttle
l1c1111ous business name·
Ivy Cottage, 4973 Yorba
Ranc:h Rd • Yorba Linda.
CA 92887
The F1etitlous Business
namd referred to a~e
was hied rn Orange County
on 3.14.94 FILE NO
19946601941
Judith Carter, 5010
Av\emore. Vorba Linda CA
92887
This bus ness ls con• ducted by; an lndlVidual
Judlh caner
TnlS statement was f1100
"''th the County Cle°' Of Of8nge County on 1·15·9i
19"6780527
Daily PtlOI J!ln 20 '27,
Feb j 10. 1999 W23S
BSC8039
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF:
ELAINE DEMOND
CASE NO. A195m
To all natrs. benel1·
ctanes, c::redllors. cont·
1ngen1 creditors, and per·
sons wl'1Q may 01tierwtie
ba lnlereated rn Ille wlll or
estate. or t>olh. of ELAINE
DEMOND
A PETITION FOR PRO-
BATE has been Med by
ERIC B RASMUSSEN In the Superior Coort Of C.11·
lorOla. County ol OR·
ANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requests ttiel
ERIC B RASMUSSEN be
epp()tnted 11 J*IOnel rap·
rasentaltVI IO edminir.1&t
Iha attate of the ~I
THE PETlllPN requetls
the 09Cedenl1$ Wiii and
COdieill. Man~. ba ldmtlted IO plObate Thi Wil and
acry COddll ar• eva able
tor eicamination In Ille flle
kept by Iha COUl'I tt4E" PETITION r9QU1tl1 autnonty to administer the
11tatt uru.r lhe ln.Jepend·
enl Mmlr1131ralkln OI Ea·
tat" Act (Tn11 Au1h01'11y
win allow the perto<)ll r P·
re en1atl11e to t81C1 rNnl(
ICllOnS WllhOut obtaltlil\g
cour1 •Pf,rov11 01fo1e
lllklf'IO c:er 111n wry lmp<>r •
11nt actions, tiow.ver, ll'le
pe11onat repi'Hentati11•
will be reqvl·ed to ON• no
tK-» to lntorastlltf peraon1
\JnleY U .. y have waiY9<S not~ or consented to -... pr~ lldlon ) The in
d9peMon1 edmlni8t~ luChOrltY wll ba ~
unltH -" lntefetted I* '°" ntes an Objedlof'l IO Ifie petition and thCJM goocf ~e wtly tMI COUf1 ~
no1 grani tile avthof •y
A HEAAING on the petl· tlon w II bO held on MARCH
11, 1999 a1 145 pm In
Dept L 73 IOcatod 81 341
The Ctly Drtve Sciutll, Or· •noe CA 92868
IF YOU OBJECT 10 Ille
01anllng ol the petition you
•tiould appear 11 the hear· 1ng and state your obiec·
t•on or hlO written ObJ8C· tioor. with lhe covn before
the hearing Your ap·
pearance may be In person
01 by your allorney
IF VOU ARE A CREDI•
TOR or contingent cred1101
of the decea&ed, you mus1
Illa your cta1m with the c:ourt and mall a copy to tho
peraonal roprenn1111ve
appointed by tho court
w11t11n lour months trom rne
dale ot the lfrst issuance Of
leller& as piovlded 1n Pro·
ba10 Code section 9100
The 11me IOI ftllng dalms
wlA no1 11xplre before lour
monttll lrom the hearing
dAle notieed ebove
YOU MAV EXAMINE the
lie kept by the court II you
ere • persoo interested in
ttie estate, you may Wt
v.11ti lhe court 1 Request lor
Special Notice (locrn DE·
154) ol tt11t !ding of en In· vent()()' and ppralu' ol
estate eueta or ol any
petition or account as
provldod In PrObllle Code
HCUon 1250 A Request
fOf Spedat Notlce I01m Is
evallable lrom the oourt
c:ter11
Attorney for 1h•
Petitioner:
E. AVERY CRARY,
Peler M Plac:ey ~ s1a1ernen1 was tdtid
wllh ltle County Clerk of Ora~ CoOnty on 1 ·29·99
19996781803
OaJy PilOt Feb 3 10, 17,
24, 1999 W245
• Fictitious Business
N•me Statement
Th• lolloWlng persons
are dOlnq bUsine55 a.s Cahlornla Radio Data
Partners, 1828 Bowsprite,
CO&ta Mesa CA 82627
Mark Flanagan, 1828
Bowsprne. Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
Stave Baugn, 1 Cape
Woodl>erry. Newport
Beach, CA 92660
This buslne&1 is con·
ducted by. a general part·
nersh1p
Have you started doing
busloeh yet'? No
Mari< FlaMgan
This statement was l11ed
wl\tl int County Clerk ol
Orange County on 1·29·99 19996781802
Daily Pilol Feb. 3, 10. 17,
24, 1999 W246
Flctltlou• Buslnes•
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons are OOlng bullnelS as
CC 's Closel, 1e.56
&l$a Chiea Huo!Jng10n Beacil, CA ~9
Janat Ellsabe:h Jacob.
455 E Ocean BPlld .. 1502, L~ Beach. CA 90802
Thtt business Is con·
ducted by n 1ndiVlclual
Have YoU star1ed doing
tiuStness yel? No
ESQ, CCSBI .. 1298)
MESERVE, MUMPER
HUOtiES LLP
Janat EkSabe\t\ Jeeob Tlltl statement was filed
with the Coonty c1er11 of
• Orange Counfy on 1·29·99
19996781824
Daily Pilot Feb. 3. 10. 11. 2301 DUPONT OR., STE.
4101 IRVINE, CA
9281;t•1538 24, 1999 W247
Publlsh•d N1wport Beacti Cosia Mesa Daily
Pilot February 10, t6, 17,
1999
Flctltloue BualneH
Name Stetement
The IOllowlng persons
are doing bustneu as
WT261 M1ll•n1um Mortgage
_Fl_ct_ltl_o_u_a ... l _u_•_lne_a_a_ ~=~.~~o~:~~~A
N•me St1tament 92628
Ttle IO!low1ng pefSOOI Yunko Y, Ra~. 3079
are dOlna bUslniss as Veilow$I001 Or , Costa
WELDON EDWARDS, Moil! CA 92628
18627 BtoollJwrst SI, Sta Thia bUs1nau Is con-
282. FOl.r\Ulln Valley, CA duoed by at\ 1ndMdual
92708 Have you started CIOlng
l tU Mc::C11nn 18627 bUslneM ytf'? No
Drool<tiufll Sl Ste 282. Yuriko 'I, Aamot
Fountain Valluy CA 92108 Thia Ni.ment WIS llled
Th IHJ&IO(IS1 It con wlfl Iha County Cltltl of
dilded l>'f 1n ln!llllld\tal Orange COUnty on '·29-99 Have )'OU tarted OOlnp ,9"f71,11t bu1itleH~I? No D•''Y PMJC Feb 3, 10. 17.
llH ~l"Jl'I i4, 11911 W248
Tnlt tement WI$ riled BICi051
w1th ltlO CoUnty CletK ol NOTICE OF SALE
otaoge Ooun~~:fJ~ OF REAL PROPERTY
0.dy Pil<il Ftb 3 10, n, AT PRIVATE SAL!
24, 19911 W244 CASE NO. A·1Ml10 FlCtttlout Butlneet In Ille SUS>erlof Court 01
N.mt Stetement the Stale ol C11t1torl'lla, IOf
The fonowtng peraona the County of <Mnoia
•re doing bus1ne.a .. In the Maller Of the E•• Nt131(. t 011 111010 1•11 of RICK L AOZAR,
Onv1, SUit• 110, Cotta °!.~11 he~etw n Mesa CA 02627 ..........,. -1
Pet.r M ~. 637 NI the ~ wll
Newp<>rt Center OrtY•. tall It Pnw• , to the ~Newport lelCll, CA ~~ --==~ Thia bUlll'litN ii CM-~
duQl9d b'f '" ~ ..... Unll dlly °' . Haw you ltlMd OOlflO '"' .... oflloe °'
bUtlnft• ye(? No ~~:io:A~rp~Tlo.~
'
•
-by Jason Hill THE LENDING GROUP
(949)888-8800
---~~' ' PU8UC ~18 I (PU. NOJIQQ } I w NCmCl8 11 fU9UC NOnC!il
MecAr1hur Boulevard, CUMMINS, Special Ac!-'This l>uSl,.,.ss Is oon· To Terminate Ttie P.i11tn1at cna1683430
Suite 360, NtwP<>rt Bee~. mll'_!ltrltOf of the Estate ducted by· an lndlviO\lll R I g h t , o t l I N 0 A NOTICE TO --'
Ca lomle 92660, •• rl~t. of "lck L Rout, O.C. Ha\19 )'CXJ started dotnO VELASCO and MANUEl CREDITORS OF -
lllle and interest of Mid es· dent btJSlt\8$S yet? Vts 1111~ MARTINEZ. and Ille BULK SALE
t.at1!n and lo al INI c.r1ain Attorney el law, Stepnen Ct11ly Adept.on of ( CS
real property situated 111 tile Thomas 9 Garratt. Esq This statement was med BABV SOY DOE. O O 8 6~E05 u· ~1g4)•
City or Newpol'I Be&ehj CHEADLE. GARRElT & w11h the County Clerk ol 1 -15·99 e minor child • • • • COUnly of Of8nge. Slate 0 HEATON, lLP, Onlnge Count~ on 2·1·99 c ... No. SP ~1 -M Escrow No. '
Catltomla, particularly de· 4041 Mec:Arttlur 19996782028 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NollCe •S hlr.t>y given IC>'
sc::11bed as roHows Boulevard, Suite 360. Daily PilOI Feb. 3, 10. 17 PETITION FOR AOOP· c1ed1tOr5 ol lhe within lOT 1 OF TRACT 2984. Newport Beac::h, CA 92660 24, 1999 W253 TION ANO TERMINATION narnecl set14r thal a bl.Ill
IN THE CITY OF NEW• TEL: (949) 833·1066 Actltl 9 l OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Ille is lbOul lo be mad1tot
PORT BEACH. COUNTY FAX (949) 833·1292 oua u• neH TO: MANUEL MARTINEZ the aue1s dtSCrlba<f
OF ORANGE STATE Of Publl1hed Newport Name Stetement PlEASE TAKE NOTICE below
CALIFORNIA. AS PER Beach-Cotta Mesa Daily The following pe11ocu that on Friday, April 2, The names and bu~
MAP RECORDED IN Ptk>I February 10, 16. 17. are doing buslneas IS 1999 II lh• hUur ol 1f 00 eddrew;as ol Iha sener a~
BOOK 87 PAGE($) 14 OF 1 m WT260 Z.Plleril San Miguel, A M. of uld day 11 tne AMT Component Inc ,
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, 745 W 191h St. #0, Cc&la Courtroom ol the above· 18011 Skypark Ctrcle,
IN THE OFFICE OF THE Flctltloua ButlneH Mesa, CA 92627 entitled Coun at 11'11 Ce'l&ia Suite 6 ·C, lrvtne, CA
COUNTY RECORDER OF N•m• Stetament Andf8S Oro.z.co. 703 w c c th 92614
SAID COUNTY The lotlowlng persona Jame11 •D, Cosla Mesa, &?r~~.'Y ldA~~r,,,.oui!,~1• The lo<:atroru-1 Cahlom1a
EXCEPTING THERE era doing bus•neas as CA 82627 ltonera wt11 Mno on lor of the chief execuuve office
FROM ALL OIL, OIL Pacit1c General Main· Malla Orozco, 703 W haanng lhetr J.mendec ot the seller la Same As
AIGHTS. MINERALS, teoance, 2252 Avalon St James 10, Cosla Mesa, Pelluon lor Termination of .Above
MINERAL RIGHTS, NAT· Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92827 lht Parenttl Algtlll or A• hsltd by int Hiler. all
URAL GAS RIGHTS, Valenlln Leyva, 2252 Th11 bUs1ness IS ton· LINDA VELASCO ano other buS1nesa namea and
A N D 0 T H E R Avalon SI, CO.la Meal, duded by. huSband and MANUEL MARTINEZ and addresses uHd by lhe
HYDROCARBONS BY Ca 92626 wile ,.. _..._ 1 ol , .. _ Miier Wtttlin three yeart
WHATSOEVER NAME Raul Layva, 2252 Avalon Haw you slarted doing d!ld:S:~~ Boy~~~ belora 11\8 date such 1111
KNOWN THAT MAY BE 51.CotlaMese,CA92626 buSinesS~t?Ves. 1-19-99 January 15, 1999 It wusentordellvaredtolne
WITl'11N OR UNDER THE Thia business It CO(l· Andres Orozco LaPalme, Orange County, buyer ere
PARCEL OF LANO HERE· dueled bV 1 ge,.,.rll part· Tl'ils staletnen1 was hied Cehlornta, before the Accessm1c::ro Com. AMT
INABOVE DESCRIBED nershlp With the County Clerk of 1b0v1·ent11l&CS Court ,, Component Inc.
TOGETHER WITH THE • H1119 you atan9d dOlog Onlnge County on 1 ·29-99 whictl 11me you may appear The nam~is and ~s
PERPETUAL RIGHTS Of bUainul yel? Yes, Nov 98 1'"8781111 Ind preaenuny objactlonl acJdrasSH ollne buyer are
DRILLING MINING. EX· Velent.on Layva Da~y Pttol Feb 3, 10. 17, to uld PlllhOl'I If you lad to McGlen Micto, I~. 300~
PLORING AND OPEAAT· Thia statement WIS tiled 24. 1999 • W249 aP09ar at r.aid heanog the Dow A11tnue. Su le 212.
ING THEREFOR. ANO w th Ille Coonty Clerll of Actltloue Bua In... Court may grant tho lennl Tuslln, CA 92780
STORING IN AND RE· Orange County Of'l 1·29-99 Name Stataf'\ient na1lon oC your parental The assets 10 be sold Bi'\I
MOVING TH£ SAME 199M781113 fights 'lfllhou\ tinther nollCe dQc:nbed In general as· All
FROM SAID LANO OR Ody P1tol Feb. 3. 10, 17, The.._!ollOwbuslllO paf'IOOI to"""' and the Court may As .. IS lndud""' but nOI ANY OTHER LAND IN· 24, 1999 W250 are ...,.ng inus es •--llmlled lo ,.,,,,.:;:;ate name
CLUDING THE RIGHt TO A-ltlout 8ualw1 BEST IMPRESSION RE· alao 9rent lh1 ptbtlonera domaine ;;~ web-Slte
WHIPSTOCI( OR DIREC· ,;;,,,. Stet~';.t CONDITIONING, 1708 =!~ ;;1nout lutlher prop"8tary nght; aocounr&
TIONALL y ORIU AND ln Iowa SI Cosla Mese. CA YOU ARE FURTHER rllClelvable. eccoUnlS pay·
MINE FR 0 M LAN 0 er~n~~ .. ~!'°"' 9~~ Lewi.oat Jinlllns NOTIFIED lhAI you have eble, Inventory Ind are IO-
OTHER THAN THOSE Surf City Plumbing. 1706 IO"'I& St Costa the "Ohl 1o,n1gftter your catld at. AMT ~r. HEREINABOVE DE• 17676camaroni1o,Hurit· M CA ...,2•·• ctaltnofpaternllylothemt· Inc 18011 SllyperkOrcte
SCRIBED,. OIL OR GAS ;::. bu:~.; •• con-nor ctuld With th• Vital Ste B·C, Irvine, CA 92614. WELlS, UNNELS ANO lngton Bee~. CA 92e.7 . St•t•1t1-Untt ot the De Tile bualnell name UHd• S H A F T S I N T O • Suzenne EhAll. 17678 ducted by. an IOdtv1duat part:n.'ni of Health and by tile teller •I that locatoo
THROUGH OR ACROSS ~:1,~A·~~~untlnglon Have you ttal'led 00tn.p Well111 of Iha Slate of 11.
TI-IE SUBSURFACE OF Thlt bu·'ne•• 11 c:on· bUJslness yet? Yes, 1•1 9 Idaho pnor to tile dale ol The ant1Clpa1ed data of, THE LAND HEREIN· ., Ohn L Jinkins l the bUlk sale Is Ma...,.. 17
ABOVE DESCRIBED. dueled by en lndlVldual This Slatemenl was tiled ~l~l~~~:i:~·~~ 1099etlhaolllceo1~&
AND TO eonoM SUCH bu~':~,t:•" dOlng ~ "'ec;,°'mry Cle~9~ registerpnortolhectate ot Chang. LLP, 19000
WHIPS T 0 CI< E 0 0 R Sue Ehret nge n~:M~iont any terminauon proceecllng MacArthur Blvd , Sulla
DI RE c TIO NALL v Thie lll•temen1 wu f~9d Dally Piiot Jan 27 Feb wiU result In the loss ol Y°"' ISO, Irvine. CA 92612 THEREOF AND TO ~, .......... "-·-ty ,. ...... """ 1.·...: ng .. I •o make 1 cia~m 0 pa This bultt .. le It eub...,.t AEDRILL, RETUNNEL, "'" ,.,. """"'' _,,. "' 3• 10, 17• 1999 w.:39 '' ' • to C.llfoinla Uniform r.::::,
EOUIP. MAINTAINb RE· Orange Coun!Y 001 29•99 FlaffiOua Bualfiit. terMy at a later date merc111 Code Sacif~h
PAIR, DEEPEN AN OP· 1'"'711121 Heme $tet9ment ~::~ry.t~~el'° dey ol 8106 2
ERATE ANV WELLS OR 24~~~il0t Feb 3· t~g2 The IOl!owtng pe~1 OOOOMAN I eot.LAA If IO subject the l\IJm4I
MINES WITHOUT, HOW· FlctJilOut lualniia ere doing buliness u Ster By /II Alan Ooodman, end addreN of the person EVER, THE RIGHT TO Con&ult~ 835 Sea Gull AnOfMye 1or PetltloM,. with whom ClelCT\I mey be
DRILL, MINE, STORE. EX· N.me ... tement Ln , I C·210, Newport Alan Goodman. , lilecl 11 Paul C Un, Boyd &
PLORE AND OPERATE The loloWlng peraona Beec:tl,CA92863 Qoodmln&Oollar, Chang, LLP. 1HOV""
THROUGH THE SUR· 11e doklQ bulineU as Dain f'.,_,.nctl Turner. Anomays a1 lAllf, p O Box MlcAltllJf 8lvd . S'9. 690 •
FACE Of THE UPPER LowerA•le com, 2183 836 See Gull t..n . IC210. o. 717 711\ StrMI, Rupel'l Irvine, CA 92612 ~ h
500 FEET OF THE Fairview Rd . 1213, eoa.. Newport BHdl, CA 92e63 ID 83360, T•lephOfll .... dai. tor ftllna dllmt
SUBSURFACE OF THE Meaa, CA 92627 Thia butlneas ti COf'I· (208) 4345 4774 All'""""'I shtll ba Marct1 f6 1t9t • LANO HEAEINABOVE Newpcrt Bay Capital duded by an indlViOU.11 for Petiaonert • ..... .... , which ii the ~. 6-v
DESCRIBED, AS RE· Group, Inc.. (CA), 2183 Hew you ltartld doing Publllhed Newport betore the l8Je date aptQ. ••
SERVED IN DEED RE· Ftirvttw Rd . 121~. Cotta bldlneM yet? No .Beech.CO.II MeN OillY !led above
CORDED OCTOBER to, Mela, CA 92627 Dain Tvmer Pilot Febru•ry 10 H. 2,, Ot19C1 Febf\laty G 1"9
1972. IN BOOK 10365, Thll businNI '* con· Thia 11alemetll Wll llled 1999 W263 "'Peut c. Lin; Agent
PAGE(S) 818, OFFICIAL OVct9d by a corpcntlOn With the County Cllttt OI Mc<*n Micro, tne. '"
RECORDS HI.,. you 11811ed dOit)G Or1ng1 County On Flctttloue aualneea Pvbllltled Newpor19Nc:h·
APN 052·222'2t bUtlneu ye(? Yes I/WM 12-28-98 Cotta MMe Delly P~
Molt OOrnmOr'lly llnown Nawpon Bly Clpttll t .... 71MIS Heme ltee.m.nt February 10 1999 •
••· 2033 Blly•lde Or1va, Group, Inc , Alberl J Oaay Pilot Jen 27, Feb TM IOllowfnO per.one ' W257
Corona Del M91, c.11tomie fiOf~. Pre•i09nt 31 101 11, 11911 W240 ere~ u !r""'of~•J!~~ Tlllt...,,..,,. WU filed IN THI DllTRICT ~~onlM,t...8%~: :,.:, m: QOntl~tlOn ~~ c::..r COUftT Of Tttl '""H C0111 ...... CA121ae
ot ule. or par1 cash end tllMlnlt• JUDICIAL Dl8TftlCT Martyn A 81em. 50t Or·
b1lance UfJOO 1\iCh term1 Oetly f'llOl Fat>. 3, ,0, 17, OF ntl ITATI Of c:Nn:I Ave . Corona del
and conot1ion1 • arw ao-24, 1... W2S4 IDAHO, IN AND '°" Met, CA t2ta
cepCAble to Iha parsorlal WOUi IUill•t THE COUNTY Of' Tilll bU11neaa la oon ~alive lid• or GI· -.... .-Caa.A duded by en lndlYlcllill ,.,. to t>e in wnttng and_. -«UNlmenc ~T11 .._,. '°" ...,. doing
b• received 11 111• '¥..-!.,.""80"9• _,_ ~ ~
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DATED '•bruary 4 ltepMft Crif_ly, IOI MICHELLI FRANCH ,...,_,,
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HOTICIOF
PflTTIOH TO~ISTER
ESTATI OF:
JEAN HAMBLING ab JEAN
MILLICENT
HAMBUNG 1ka
Jl!AH M. HAMBUNG
CASE NO. A1t5184
To 111 h 11, btnefl· cltllu, c1ed1tors, conr.
lngeol creORors, ancs per-
90f'll -'10 ,.,,. 'I Oltiel'WIM
be Were&led tn lhe "'1lt 0<
11ta ... or bolt\, of JEAN
HAMBllNG aka JEAN J,AILLICENT HAMBLING
aka JEAN M HAMBLING A PETITION F9R PRO-
BATE tlla bell'i 1111<1 by
AGNES ANN CONNELL tn
tne Superior Court ol C811· IOml!i County of OR· ANGt:.
THE PETITION FOR PAOBA TE reque&lio that
' AGNES ANN CONNELL <oe appoinCed H personal
:niPresentatlYe to edminis-te 1 lhe 181.111 ol the oeoe-
denl.
• THE PETITION requests
,lhe deoedenr1 W11f Ind oodidlt, 1f 1ny, be admlned to probeta The Wiii Ind
any codlcill ere evaltable
for examlnallon In the hie kOl>t by !tie court
THE PETITION 1equeS1s
auttlot'lty to admlruster tne
estate under the lndepend· tot Admlllill,.hOO ol Es·
talH Act (Thll Authooty wll allow the personel rep-
"'58NltlV9 to take meny
.edlOnS w.lhout obtanng
court 1pprov11 Before
tatung c:e11a1n 11ery lmpor·
tant actlOnl, nowever, the
personal repr111n11t1v1
wiu be required to gNe no-
1tOI 10 ln11re11ed Ptrsons
unless they have waived
no1ice or consented to the
proposed actJon ) The In·
dependent administration 1utnonty w1U be granted
unless Ill Interested per-
, gon t~es en OOJection to the
...,. ••• _·.·;] 1,...c~; I
petition .,., •llOWI good --7 caus. Wh'f the COUtl &hould NOTICE 0,
no& ~tan1 trie 1uthorlfy PETITION t.:i w1i:1t!~: :'_&~ TO ADMINISTER
4. 1999 at 1 45 p.m in ESTATE OF:
Dept L73 located at 341 GARY D. LAGE
The City Dtlve South, Or· tka GARY DONALD
aoge, CA 92868 LAGE
IF YOU OBJECT to tne CASE NO. A1955t5 ~~ o1 the pe!ltlon, you To all heus benell· .. ........, ~ * Ill heir· c:I tie edit ' Ing and atale YolK = I •· er Of• •. cont· tlcWll °" f written illQlnl Cf9dl10rl, Ind per. sons ~ may ocnetw!M "°"' wlf'I "'8 court Of9 be inlerM!ed In IN will Of
the he1Mg Your IP· ·~'·· Of boll'! °' GARY pearance may be In person o. LAGE ·'· GARY O< l>y YoUr •l!Otl'*Y DONALD LAGE
IF YOU ARE A CREDI· A PETITION FOR PRO·
TOR or oonttogent creditor BATE hit been nled by
Of Ille deeealld, you must GAIL G. LAGE In IN Supe·
file your Clalm with the "°' Court of Caltloml1 court Ind mall a copy 10 the County ol ORANGE •
personal 1epr111nt1t1va THE PETITION FOR
appointed by lhe oourt PROOATE requests ttllt Within lour months from Ille GAIL G LAGE be ap•
date bl the first laluanc;e of polnl~ 81 perlOl'\81 reprt·
letters as provid«I In Pro-eentative to adm1011ter Ill
bate ~ 18CllOI\ 9100 estate or Ille decedent The. lime IOt l!litlQ CllllTIS THE PETIT.ION requests
w111 not 1xp1r1 tier()(e four the decedenl'• w~ ano
months from IN hearing oooicil9, If any. be admll11d date noliced •boll• to probete The wan Ind
YOU MAY EXAMINE the eey codicali are avlllable
hie kepr by Ille oourt II you tor elWTllOltlon 1n rne r.11• are 1 person Interested In kept bY the oou11
Ille estate, you may file THE" PETITION requests
with the court 1 Request for auttionty to edmlnisllr Ille
SPeClal Notice (form OE· estate under ltle lndepend-
15-4) ol ttll IU1ng of an In· em Admln1stn1tlon ol Es·
ventory and appralsal ol tates ~I (This Authooty
estate assets or ol eny w1K allow the personal rep·
petition or 1ccount aa resentatNe to talrt many
provided in Proo.11 COO. actions without oota1n1ng
11c:t10n 1250. A Request court approval. Before for Special Notioe form ts taking oeltlJn very 1mpor. eva~able lrom the oourt tant 8Ctl0ns, tioweve1, the cl~rti f ... personal representative ""°""Y or ml will be required to gl\le no-~:~~: WESTOVER llce to lnttrftled persons ' • unless lhey MVI watved ESQ. (CSBI 028148) nollee or consented to the
WESTOVER & propo$8d ldion) The In·
WESTOVER, LL~ dependent a<lmlntstratlorl
901 DOVER DR., authonty will be granted
STE. 120, NEWPORT unless an Interested per·
BEACH, CA 92660 son mes an Objection to the
Publlshed Newport petition and snows good
Beacll-Costa Mese Daily cause wtiy the court should
Pilot February•. 10. 11. noc grant the authority.
1999 ' A HEARING on the Pttl· _____ ...;.Th...;.W2~•..;;.5 uon Wiii be held on FESRU·
' . r • • ,· ,-" .,
SmvICE DIRECTORY
-for All Your Home and Busjness Needs -...............
[t~l 1'::1111
SOLO!! BEACH COTTAGE
. Showc111 HomH for 3 + 2 $360,000 S.~1~.;,~'!:: .. 1 Agent 949-723-8t20
Homes of the Week ~:ze~~AoAr~N~
DisoilY Am Slllt II Just $751 Home ~8 Con0tJoo
Oiietiitll 11 Tueedly It 6PM $525.000 Ag ant Brian ~-U51lngS $151 ~ctnondllon 049-723-6151
tt P1y1 ~:Jr: How Much l1 lhl1
In the a.it Locel Cuatom Home Wortti?
R .. 1 Estate Section Let I prof~ ~ltd CALL TODA YI! Conw'INll and 1 State Cert
USA K. RIVERA Awl=::::!: =yout
Mt-574-4252 CAU. TOOAYI t4~74·1669 ANNE WIUEY OA 714~04-6454
Mt-574-4249 Glaln11C S+Famiy NeWlf * V.A * 2-Story on Prime eom. 10 CXJWH ·SO MOV£_.N Heights Location. 174t,000
FREE COUNSELING A9d 9't-72W120
n.EE Litt of HOMES VlfSlltlia 2 Woom 2 Bath
HUEWA REPOS gated community, 1m11t 1.eoo.12,.._1 _., view. Under ground
VETERAN REAL ESTATE 1*1M914H15-4372
FOAEcLOSEO Propertlu OPEN SAT i ION 104 Homel below rntrtlei value 4304 FAlflHIU. DRIVE
IRS l FMHA Mincing alfllff. 38dnn 2881tl on Lalga lot. Ible, lat !ml buyer1 & llcUUJ, tamodlltd. cul~ UC Inv .. t 0 r • w I I c 0 m It locnon. Rt!lletd to 5-'55.000I
IMW78-4792. 24hra ~9""2-0973 BrdlM
mt o.c: HOiit AOtUNt 1 w. ~--I IUYERS a. IB.LH 24-ffRS W MM72·1"4
Holled by Al1f¥ Klnll
LOWllT PNCEO ,38<fml In Cotona del M•. Out GI Ml Mllf NY18~U. IT
TOOAYI latVI 38crm & famt; room, needl WOiie tM PRtCEO 10008 l.ESS tWt llll 1111.
$319.000 Mika on.t
KOLA" & CO. ~9-378-5578
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ESTAn SALE MAI Ptrll,
IOC El Nido T,..._, hB.
54 16'0 Newpon EIN0-
$6300 00 714-892. 5469
• COITA ..a.\'l IEST * Junior I btdtoom Ind 1
bedrOOm, llso 2 ~oom 1 belf\ (Mii gM8d Communit'(,
pool, let'ris. •Y '°'*' lo
lrttway. beKfl & mallt
?1Wl7.oo71
l&WWWI Alldkf1 XAD
1~~1 * ING CANYON * SpedcaJ$ 2 bldrOom. 2-caf gar, l/p, ¥r1d hodt-ups, centtal
•. alann sy11em S2300;mo Sony no pell. 94H44-0508
vtEW BACK BAY
2t)r 2be, townhouM &l'M. 2 cat
gar wlapenet, trplc, all amen.
S1SSCYmo 809~93-3130
•ELEGANT OCEAN vitW PENTHOUSE 28R/2BA t Loll Ocean Vraw, VIUltld ClllilQ,
drybar, Flrtpl1c1. ttnnfa
courts. spa llY'!'I· pooll S2S.SO 888-783-87&4 ' • I
BEST LOCATION IH
NEWPORT 8EACHSpecaou1
28MBA. Ocean v,,._ from
OV11$1led bllcony, Spe, GJ'm,
Terns. Hugi lMng RoorTl
S 1 llOO l900 oll 111 monll w4lh
move in by uzem. on 12-mo
IHSI cal now 888·783-87111
PROMOHTOAY POINT
vu.A APA.-TlfENTI
Thi tll4110n 0( Newpol1 Beach
awaits youl Thi breattUllino Ocean & tlalbor bay Ylews wl
rellx fOUl Our 1 Bedrooms a11 st1mng at $152500
I 8edrootn1 + U>ft ltartlng at
$176500
2 Bedroom~ loll ~ II
S2S.SO 00
Some Intl n:bM 91rage
llreplece, 11aulled ~ l nl'#l'1 remodlled kllChlnl l.elSI ,fhs ,,_., llld recetvt
$900 oft 1st mortlh tor move 1n
by 2l'llW9 Call 888' 783-878e
'J
Newport Marina
Apart.menu
Bayfront community
with pn.ate lieai;h
& marina \\alk to
Balboa (81a.nd .
Availahlt-now-e\trl
Luge 2BR and 2BR
+ i.lt'n apa.rltneni.
t2100..3600
Wood bumin1
fin'pl&ee1 & pmatc:
garagl'.
Sorry, no pct..
PleAff c.Ua
,(949) 760-0919
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VALENTINE 'S
SPECIAL BUY
By Phone
('1.~'I) M'.!-:->1>""8
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~~·-leg. price$ 59.99
OFFER EXP. FR. 11
~Deht;y
Order now 24-MI A 6AY
800-966-7266
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714-$27.otOO •••••••
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trtadmllts, b1ku, 1111r
Stlpplr$, lllpllC.i. home gym nev.~ 94H22-&«i6
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BUOWEJ$ER BEER NUGS It
STEINS WANTED. Call
Clluy Collectibllt
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RECORDS TOP OOUlfU
Jfz.z. R & 8 IOIA Rodt et
SO'S & 80'1
MIKE 645-7505
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WESTCOAST COINIU-M&I
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Cemetery • MOtt....,Y
Chap91 • cnm.to1 r
3500 Pacific View OrM
~~ 644-2700
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"Affordable
Alternative"
Discowtt Casket,
Cremation&
Burial Service
Why should you subject
yourself & your family t9
paying i.ilflated prices for
caskets & services????
Call Toll Frtt 1-888-S«ASKE'T
Seni.Dg Orangt ! Sarrouadiag Coantries
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MonJay ........... .Friday S:OOpm Thurstby .. "~dne~ay 5:00pm
Tut>~tlay ......... ~1onday 5:00pm Friday .•.... , ... 111ur.;day 5:00pm
Wedne<1da) .. -TUf"!'lday S:OOpm Satunfoy .......... .friday S:OOpm
411~·
Admlnlatratlvt A1tl111n1
needed f()f otllce Ill = Beech Fut~ oppcnnty nseoo
At111ih s~ flt and PIT
Lota mama 1191 co :'a ledllt. Ol'glnlad. C;OrnpUllr people ¥t1grul CU5100ler ,....
iionuki$ WHMnd work nee
fax Resume w!~ lmll
days 949-720-9436
APPOL't'Dlf61'
SEITERS
Ff/Pf da.t and ~~
Per Hour
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&tabllallcd In 1989 and~ Call for tWc*t.mcal
1-88&-31M744
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NOllATIO m'J:Uuwca'i
FllelT.
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Wedding
Ex.perts .
SHOWCASE!
'Jliis cSfiowcase
pub'f/slf es 9ebruar_y
17, l!i99 .
Eooi'here for ail
/he resources ,You
need lo plan ,your
I
special da_y I
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8 w.d~, f•bruciry \0, 1999 . . . . . -1---' Y.9DAY.'S _ CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
t"-llfln
~: ·i~ol ~1n-·
10 Type of eorriog 14 ~,,....,..
6R9vlle~ ,, Golden
V,jp
17 Ta1 MaNI alt
IS Economite
20~er·a
tr••sure • 2i Golfer Trtvmo
23 V •luable kem 24 Stormed
26 Which perton7 27 Cl1cua performer
30 Sh8(je 01 yenow
'34 Garden tool
35 Shae!!
°"" eo HllA*' 83 EmanatiOtt
84 Soon
16 Wldetle
156 F 1rs1 or 19Y81M
S7 ~too 68 VefY smaft
69 COISba
neighbor
DOWN'
I Cou11n of PDQ
2 Theater Hcil<ln
3 lady with a
theme
4 "Llttle-": Edith , Piaf ~
5 Part of a min.
6 Certain charm 1 Dtslnbvled 8 Formerly
9 Fuss 38 Hoalety p1oblem 37 Type of dance
38 Aealrlcted
I 0 ti<»ff·dr8Vfn cn6t • 29 tiemp prodUCl.a
30 Protrude
52 Fraudulent acheme
41 Musci111'1 job
'42 Wllh:Fr
«Rim 45 Take away
11 Some natural
resources
12 Monster
13 Goel-
'" C'*lrw
·31 Gold bar 32 Innocent
33 Utoed (on)
35 In ihe know
3g Halfway
53 Writer Mormon
54 "Famous·
c:Ookieman
• 47 Continued '
49 Desetibed, '" a 21 Bralld name
25 l\alian
40 Certain ptehJre
• 43 Up-lo-date 46 01-;tance
48 8U!T¥> fnlO
49 CauM
55 Cathedral f)alt
57 -rM Clan Of
the Ca11e..8eel"
'Way
50 Ant!QU9 aulO
51 Cycle
52 Gaza and gaze
55-mode
astronomer
26 SpMkJed
27 Row Oii
28 Hunger for 51 locale
ASSEMBLE ARTS, CRAFTS,
TOYS, jewelty, wood nems
'Yl*IO. sewing compulor wOltl ltom home 1n your spare time
Great pay Froo detat1$ cal
1 800·632·8007 24hrs
(CALSCAN)
BARBERY COAST N.B
94M33.0148 ROBIN STYllSTIMANUCURIST
TUES·FAI 8AM-8PM 2 YRS
EXPER CLOSED SAT·SUN
CASTING .. Mov1e extras.
Proe!ucilon 1ra1nees.
Fiim studo 714 517-9519
AVON PRODUCTS Cftlld CARE
Slart your own busnm Wort< I for church nurH{'f. lleXlble hours E1'>'f tKllan'wl8d SUN momln • and tve-eamings Cal 1ol lr11 (888)9'2-4053{CAL'SCAN) nlngL Slhr. ~M31·1730
• author
58 Dreary 59Poetfea~
61 Type of bran
62 Shoat'1 home
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OPPTYS
CNS1675507
US CENSUS BUREAU
NEEDS BLOCI< CANVASSERS
Work ioc.lly
$11.75hr, $.32 112 ml. Ttmporuy
3-6-kt, 1tll11 M•ch 1909
NMclc•. Cllll9n or ltgll rffldent.
APPLY NOW
714-796-4601
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
lly CtWUS GOREN
with OWJt SHARIF
Mwt TAHNAH HINSCH
PfiNN)' WlSE. POUNl> fOOU H
.No11h-SU\i1h \"Ulncruble. West Je I •
NORl'll
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West loo a fourth ~I ltelll1 and
declarer, 10 sure two 111d; in lhc
~u11, playetJ low from dummy ant.I
r...'llpCured 11je~1 ht in hand wnh &lie
ten . A low wt I d WWtirJ !he
tublc, but est tepped up smanly
EAST
• 974
~ 86 o CJ6S4l
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with the ace enJ played ace of hearu
and the j;)Clt. Wl>to dcc!Mcr tried to
sne-.tk through a ninth triclc in clubs,
We~I again grabbed lhe ace on the
first lead oftllC suit to c '>h lwo more
heart tricks for a one ll ic k 'iC t,
SOUTH •J,3
o QJU74
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'fllC bidding:
WES-1 JliURTH F.AS'f SOlTUI
10 Ohl r 2N'f
Pim JNl' r r.
Declarer lcxt t~ contract at trick
one. West wa$ marlcetl with all three
mic:;smg aces by the opening bid. Ht\d
ddClurcr shot up with the king of
hearts ut thc first Irick, Wesl could not
have rrc~sed the au.Ck in lican,
without 11ving dcclmr a third tricl..
in the suu -ond 1ime to develop
tricks in the other suits. When West
p
Openin11 lead· FiV\: of~
h1flS the tit.ack ancr winning the firr.l
trick in a black su11. declarer hat
ample time to set up the otllfr 1mJ ·
emerge with an O\Crtricl..
ll is human nnlU~ tu obtain wurlJ-
ly goods as cheaply ns possible. Th:ll
111cludcs winnln' iricks at the bridge
t.1ble. But somelJmes a bargain is not
~ good as it looks.
LHm to be • better bri<Jce play-
er! Su~rlbc now to tM Go~n
Brid&e Letter by calling (800) 788-
1225 for lnfonnation. Or write to:
The auction was s1r.11gh1forward.
South's jump to 1wo no trump was
inv11a1ionnl, and !'forth, with the king
of hearts behind the opening bidder
ond full value for n takeout double,
h.ad nmplc to acccpl
Gottn Bridge Letter, P.O. Box
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l 47U~ 11471 EllPLO~ I
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THEODORE ROBINS FORD
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ful pow9C'
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(714)802-6006
Dodge Grand Caravan LE '94
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CUSl Wills (AX t 13326) $9,999 Or1nge Coast Jeepll1uzu
(714)54M023
DODGE 19i4 RAM CONY. $13,tn (P12701'1)
THEOOORE ROBINS FORD
94H'12.0010
FORD CONTOUR 'i7 Aulo ~..in 11143391 $10.905
Sonny 1 GMC Pontiac Buick (71'1}'1-44-5200
FOfib MUSTANG GT bii
$18,177 (P171606)
THEODORE ROBINS FORO
t4M42.0010
FORD MUSTANG 1166 289 V8, Pony Ed, ps pl> 8lacll IOp, rntlll1f llrttl$ $6000
obo Mt-574-4973
f'ORD MUSTANG 1097
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FORD MUSTANG K 6 cyl, auto trans AC. IUI pwr, d pwr &eal$, brakes, W1ndo't<S,
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