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Home My WebLink About1999-02-16 - Orange Coast Pilotr " SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COM!v\UNrTIES stNCE 1907 I I . . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1999 ·Bry~o ~laims yictofy. in New · York · 4an.dgun case . . " "' . •· J\:lthough the Costa Mesa gun maker and 14 others d group of ·sw~eping Jaw~u1ts' Inc .. Taurus lnternat1onal Mcinu-we'U t6ke it.• 1tselt m the Brooklyn ta e. He that claim !hey hou1d be held factunng Inc. and Berctla USA Those who support hrearm $6id the company's in-house were found negligent, only 3 were ordered to pay rl\'>ponsible for aggresslVely -respon:.ible in tht'! shooting of violence protection say the ver-coun el will rP-present Bryoo m damages to shooting vict.un. · markP.hng and cltstnbutmg their 19-year-old Steven Fox, who diet 1s the hrst step m kccpmg the upcoming lawsui~ GREG RL'>I JM. COSTA MESA -A gun man- ufacturer who was named m a New York lawsuit called Jdst week's verdict in the case a "substantial victory,• even though a federal 1ury held three other handgun makers liable for damages. Bryco Arms founder Bruce Jenrungs on Monday said he bPhC'ves the ldndmark d(~C1'>ion will prepare the company for an onslaught of lawsuits med across the nation. "l ttunk this gives ~us a hcads- up so we can react better." JP.n- nings sa1d vid phone in Plorida. "We see that what they are ullcgmg ts so for-fetched Qnd out of our realm, we know how lo counteract theLT statements." Bryco is one of mt1ny gun mc1nuiacturers being targeted in products ThP lawsuits -fiJP.d in was wounded in the head lrom a gun makers in check. The company Wd lounded by Chicago, New OrlNns and Mia· .25-cuhb~r handgun. The Jury "With all of the'ie lawsuits Jt>nnings m 1987 and ~ubse- m1 -dlso dlleg<' gun compdnies awarded Fox $500,000. being filed, we are learning qwrnUy hancl(..><l over to his ex· arn hable for numerous gun· Jennmgs said the verdict tsbout the practices ol gun man-wife as part of a divorce agree- relcJlf'd deaths. Los Angeles dnd send~ d mixed message to the ufacturer thi!t have been hid-ment. San Francisco are considering public -one that will favor gun d_fn for so long,• aid Mary Bryco produces nboul 60,000 s1mildr suits. makers m the long run. Leigh Bfok, spokeswoman tor lo 70,000 handgun:. (!very }'Car. Bryco wtts named in the "Tho 1ury' seemC'd to be con-the Orange County C1t11ens tor Bryr«> pnmanly llldkef; sm ll-cul- Brooklyn Ny , cilse and found fus<'d 6nd didn't know what lhc•y the Prevention of Gun Violence lbPr handgun , commonly negligent along with 14 olhN wern doing: he :.aid .. "I think "l think a strong message has referred to as Sdturday mght defondanls. However, the rnrn-you won't see any more spht been sent to gun makNs thdt specials State I c. 1s1ator are pdny won't have to pay any dens1ons with the other ldwsu1ts they dCen't off the hook." cons1denng ~vhetht•r to ban those dumciges. The jury did find three like this case. We' look at lh1s as Jennings estimdlNl Bryco hdndguns. wt11ch may force Bryco gun mdkers -American Ami" a victory. It bn't g_olcl ·pldtt>d, hut spent al>out $500,000 delPndmg to move out 01 U1te. Man attacked over broken ·promises •Two men dttack an acquaintance who promised to get the m prostitutes and narcollcs but couldn't deliver. °"'Pit NEWPORT BEACH -A 33- yca.r-old Newport Beach man who failed to live up lo his pronuse of locdttng drug:. dnd prostitutes for two acquaintances was senously hurt early Sunday morrung. The v1cum was taken to Hoag I io!>p1tal, where he was treated for several broken bone m hts face and hnnse:.. He also had 6- incb cut-; to tus back and left biceps Police said the \'lctim m t two men after led\.'109 the St(lg Bar m Newport Br.ach ahoµt 1 ·45 a .m . The three men report~!) talked out£1d~ the trlvern, where the \'l<!- tun smd he could probably bnd ome drugs and pro!>11tut Tiwy drove nWdY in tl1° \'IC· tifh'~ CM and went to the 700 block of Center ~tr t. When they couldn't hnd anyone who would sP..11 them man111 ma, lht:~ drov11 to th<• end of 1 'l\h Street m N WJ)Ort Beach, wh~re they hoped to hnd ome proslltul" , police 1d Up et that they turned up empty-handed, the two men drl'!ygcd the v1rtun out of !h~ < ar and began to heat and kick hun He managed to tagger to a group of condonuruums o rby and contacted police. The two men were both d~c·nbed a ubout 5 ft'\N 9 1nchP-s tall, weighing about 180 pound (jnd \\ith blond, dos l} haven hem. Anyone v.'lth mfom\allon can rall th C ost<1 Mc a Pohct• Department ot (714) 754-5281 MARC MARTIN I OA!LY I'll.OT Estancia aviation club member Shawna Weinheimer gets some i.bt-mmute instructions from Instructor Bart Epley on her Future of El Toro base to be discussed · F-22 simulator al Fightertown ln Lake Fore l Below: Nick Rycroft steers bis F-16 simulator onto an aircraft carrier. vutua\ light m imulato dt Fightertown m Lake For st Hu r 1:-: MASI l!'l;J lencia f llgh parent George Cote, whos • earliest mcmones date to a home beneath flight path in North Hollywood, ay~ his firi>t words were •man • brr 1c, • a reference to the planes. "My mother was funous that I poke those words bcf ore 'Mommy' or 'Dud· dy,'" h<> said. Now, ahno t seven decades later, Cote, a Costa 1'1esa attomoy, keep a hand m av1atum as mentor of the Estancia High School Aviation Club ~You gel the av1auon bug nnd you never get rid ol 1l. ~ he said . On Monday, Cote took :;ix of the club' 22 memhers,-·ncluiling his daughter, Laura, to the F1ghtcrtown V•rtuul Sm1ulator C enter in Lake For- est. They learnt-cl how to taxi, take off, hre m1sstll'S and lcmd a fightN jcl on an aucraft earner. •Tue idea as to get kid-: interested in the av1ahon field," Cote l>dld. •11• , o SEE FLYING PAGE 5 • Pilot, Newport BPach resident will give pre en- tation on past. pre · nt and possib1 lities for land. Anyone interested m the futur ol the El Toro Mann Corp~ u Station is invited to attend a free pre entahon by reured l\.1ttnne Corps pilot and Newpm t Heuch rC?s1denl Tom WdU. Th progrnm will include a summary of the El Toro airport planning process from the 1993 lcderttl d11CL'>ton to rlos • the base thrnuqh 1mplementat1Un of the reu"'e 0 pl11n alter the bA' 'l'> turned over lo Orange County ofboal in June. Orange County officials ar ~ planrung to bwld u <'tlmmeraal airport at El Toro that c-ould ~rv up to 24 milhon pa engers d year. The program al o v."lll mclud an O\ eni w of the airport and non-aviahon alternative , a nm- <lown of th1• group. that upport or oppo~e. nn curport, L'> ues that artect the proc • and deos1on that muc;t be made Wall has crvcd a., presid nl of the lrvme Chamber of Com- merc ', chatrm m of tho Or nge "'ounty Airport urnd U e ... (Im· nu aon nd a mem~r ot thP. county' E1 Toro C1tllen Ad~ ory I"' Comnussion The event, spon ored b) th N 'Wport B ach Pubh L1hr, rv Foundation, will tak.-place at noon Feb 24 m the ntral Library', fn •nd Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado A\e For mor"' information, C:dll (94 ) 717-3801 MILLlllllM MOMlll Restaurateur k ~ p e\\1)0rt w 11-fed A longtim restaurat ur, comm\mity actiYist and lnvmtor, BW HamiltOn won Che SUNllline award thil )'Mr lar a. CODttibutiOm '° bnprovmg Newpalt Beldl'I qudty o( life He opined ,,. C.NIJ ....... ta 1'93, Met .,. lrllla"*liltmmdlhe~ ta 1-. HI 1pimand C1wa 'llilllllllll .,., .... 1 .. ,... ........... . .......... " ........ . ... •• 1111 .. .... ..... • ... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COl\\MUNITIES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1999 Bry~o claims· Victory jn· New York .handgtln case I . • Although the Costa Mesa .gun maker and 14 others a group of sweeping· lawsuits thllt claim they should be held responsible for aggressively marketing and distributing their products. The lawsuits -filed in Chicago, New Orleans and Mia- mi -also allege gun companies are hable for numerous gun- related deaths. Los Angeles and San Francisco are considering s1mtlar suits. Inc., Taurus Intcrnahonul Manu- facturing Inc. and Beretld USA -responsible in the shooting of 19-year-old Steven Fox, who was wounded in the head from a .25-caliber handgun. The 1ury awarded Fox $500,000. were found negligent, only 3 were ordered to pay damages to shooting victim. GRFl. Rls1J.-.;c Dmfl'b COSTA MESA -A gun man- ufacturer who was named m a New York lawsuit called last week's verdict in the case a "substantial victory,• even though a federnl JUry held three other handgun makers liable for damages. Bryco Arms founder Bruce Jennings on Monday said he believes the landmark decbion will prepare the company for an onslaught of lawsuits filed across the nation. "I think this gives us a heads- up so we can react better," Jen- nings said via phone in Floridd. "We see thiit what they are allegmg is so far-fetched and out of our redlm, we know how to counteract thetr statements.· Bryco is one of many <Jun mdllufacturers being targeted in • Bryco was named in the Brooklyn N.Y., case and found negligent along with 14 other de(endants However, the com- pany won't have to pay dny damages. The jury did find three gun mdkers -American Arms Jennings said the verdict sends a mixed mes,age to the public -one that will favor gun makers in the long run. "The jury seemed to be con- fused and didn't know what they were doing," he sald. •1 thmk you won't see any more -.plit decisions with the other lawsuits like this case We look dt this as a victory. It isn't gold-plated hut MARC MARTIN /OA!lY PILOT Estancia aviation club member Shawna Weinheimer gets some last-minute Instructions from Instructor Bart Epley on her F-22 slmulator at Flghtertown in Lake ForesL Below: Nick Rycroft steers his F-16 simulator onto an aircraft carrier. , M b rs of E tan a High Scho l Av:tatior Club tak virtual flight in m1ulato :; at Fightertown m Lake Forest I IUSrt'\J M~5H~l stancia I hgh panmt George Cote, who c earliest memories date to a home h<'neath a flight path in North l lollywood, says h1s first words wore "man biraie," a refere nce to the planes. •My mother WdS furious that I spoke those words before 'Mommy' or 'Dad- ing it dy •" he said. Now, almo-.t seven decades later, Cote, a Costa Me:,a attorney. keep~ a hand m aviation a mentor of the Estancia High School AVJution luh. ·You get the aviation bug and you never get rid of it,• he said. On Monday, Cote took . ix of the club's 22 member , including his daughter. Laura, to th~ Pighlertown Virtual Stmulator Center in Lake For- est. They lPamed how to tMl, take off, fire missiles and land a fight 1 jet on an aircraft carrier. ' "The idea 1s to get kids lntcwsted m the av1a,tion field," Cote aict. "lt"i so SEE FL YING PAGE 5 we'll take it." . Those who support firearm violence protection _ay the ver- dict is the first step in keeping gun makers in check. ·with all of these lawsuits being filed, we are learnmg about the practices of gun man- ufacttuers that have been hid- den for so long," sa1d Mary Leigh Blek, spokeswoman for the Orange County Citizens tor the Prevention of Gun Vtolencl'. "1 think a strong message has been sent to gun makers that they aren't off the hook." Jennings estimated Hryco spent about $500,000 defending ll<>e.lf in the 'Brookl~n case. He said the company·~ m-bouse -counsel v.'lll :represent Bryco m the upcorrung law wts. The company wa:. founded b}' J~nmngs ID 1987 and SUDSC· quenUy handed over to lus cx- w1fc ch part of a divorce dgree- rnent. Bf) co produces about 60,000 to 70,000 handguns ever)' year· Bryto pnmanly makes small-cal- 1be1 handguns, commonly relerred to as Saturday night special~ State leg1slators are considenng whether to ban those handguns. wluch may force Bryco to move out oi state. Man attacked over broken promises •Two men attack an acquaintance who promised to get them prostitutes and narcotic;s but couldn't deliver. !blf Pi:if NEWPORT BEACH -A 33- year-old Newport Beach man who failed to bve up to his promise of locating drugs dnd prostitutes tor two acquarntances was seriously hurt edTly Sunday morning. The Vlcbm was taken to Hoag Ho~p1tal, where he wac; tredted for several broken bone:, m his face and bruises. He also had 6- inch cuts to his back and left bicep~. Police said the VJcllm met two :nen after leaving the Stag Bar m "Jewport Beach about 1:45 a.m. The three men reportedly talked out-.1de the tuve m , where the vic- tim aid he could probat)lr hnd some drug and pro litutes. They drove away m the vic- tim'!> ~or and went to the 700 block of Center Street. When they couldn't llnd anyone who would sell them man1ucma, the} drove to the end of 19th Street tri NeY,.pOTt Beach, where they hoped to find som~ prosututes, police said. Up~et that they turned up emptv-handed. the t\' o men dragged the vicum out of the car and began to beat and kick him He managed to tagger lo a group of condommluins nearby and contacted police The two men were both c1escnbed as about 5 leet 9 inches tdll, weighing about 180 pound and \l.'lth blond, d oseh shaven hau. Anyone ·w1th miormauon can call the Costa Mesa PoliC"e D:opartment at (714) 754-528]. Future of El Toro base to be discussed • Pilot, Newport Beach resident will give presen- tation on past, present and possibilities for land. Anyone interested m the future of the El Toro .Manne Corps Air Stat,ion t. invited to attend a free pre entat1on hy rl Lied Manne Corps pilot and Newport Beach resident Tom \\all. The program will include a summary of the El Toro .1lrport planrung process from th t 993 federal decision to clo e the h<tse through implementation of the reuse plan after the base is turned over to Orange County ofhc1als in June. Orange County ofhc1al are planning to build a commercial a..uport at El Toro that could serve up to 24 rrulllon pa senger a year. The program abo will mclud an overv1ew of the airport and non-aviation alternatives, a run-, down of the group ... that support or oppose an rurport, ic;sue.-. that aff,.ct the proc " , and deosions that mu t be made Wall ha erved a' pre,1dent of th ' lrvme Chamber ot Com- merce, chamnan of the Orang"' County Airport Lanq u,e Com- rrus,1on and a memb"'r of Ow county', El Toro Citizens Advi.c:ory Comm1 s1on. Tho C\ enl, .;ponsored by Che Newport Hearh Public Library Foundation, will take plact~ al noon Feb 24 m the Central Libra()·\ Fncnd:-. Meeting Room, lOOO Avocado Ave. For more inf onnation, caU (949) 717-3801. MllllllllM MOMlll Restaurateur kc ,ps ewport well-fed A k:Jngtlrpe restaurateur, commumty activist and linventor, Bill Hamilton won the SUNshine award this year tar Ml con.,lributiOns to Improving NewpOrt llMt!l'I quality ol We He o.,..S n. C..-.y Nllaurant m 1913, Ma's •rtw · lrtlb-,_. ID 1917 u4 the Riv..,_. Olla la , ... He lpODIONd CIMn ,....... ~ Ill 1111 wt ,__ " N1W1 • • ......... n13 •• ... _ ...... ..... ............. ... . 2 Tuesday, February 16, 1999 • commun1 forum II 0,11 YllW GAINS GIVING IS IN HIS BLOOD It's taken a long time, but Ralph Cloclc has lmally reached 100-his 1 OOth pint of blood, that llli. He began donating blood 111 1962 and decided to keep giving until he gave 100 pints "About 10 years ago, I looked at my blood donor's card and saw l had 50, "Clock ays. •So I thought, what the hE'll, l'U go, for 100, •Con· gratulations, Ralph! A SOENTIFIC MINO ' Tom Fisher JS a whiz in science, end it's not just his students at Estancia l ligh who know it. Fisher is the only teacher in the county who has been honored with this year's ~ Coulter Science Educator Award. Part or hls award includes a 10-day seminar m Colorado, where he'll work with lab· oratory saentists on projects he can bring to his classro,9m. "It's really qu)te a perk,• FISher says. DISTRICT DROPPED FROM surr The Newport-Mesa school district ts oft the hook in the Ryan Huntsman ldwswt -at least for a while. Hunts- man, the Corona del Mar High grad- uat<> who was transferred out of the cam pus after police found a marijua- na pipe.in his car, filed suit against · the district alleging the action violat- ed his ovil nghts But a federal court Judge has dropped the district from thdt suit. It still may come back to haunt the distnct, however, as Hunts- man's attorney says he plarlS to refile the lawswt. LOSSES THE COSTS ARE MOUNTING We knew it was going to cost a lot to bring the school district's aging facilities to tiptop shape, but an archi- tectural firm 's estimate of $15 million to $112 million was even more than we anticipated. "There are 1 8 million square feet in the district that have not yet been Davised, Lincolned or Eastbluffed. • ~ys architectural consul- tant Fred Good, referring to schools that have already had face llfts. MONEY JUST FOR TRYING Mesa Consolidated Water District officials deeded to offer $25,000 RESPOND . Ralph Clock ts right at home ln one of tbe cha1n at the Hoag blood dona- tion center, where he wa.. donating hJB 1 OOth pint of blood. MARC MARTIN I OAl.V PllOT apiece to two firms just for turning in a design/build bid for its colored water treatment plant. Three firms are competmg for the contract. The two that doift win Will receive the corlSolabon prizes. M We are asking the proposers to do quite a bit of work," says Mesa board member Dana Haynes. •we believe there should be ome shared risk in the cost." Valedictorian proposal, school reconfiguration draw community. interest THE ISSUE: School district task force has proposed doing away with selecting valedicto- r~ans and salutatorians, while the debate over rezoning con- • tinues. I don't know the lffipact of weighted grddes, but I Uunk we are losing tradttions consistently, and keep- ing the traditional valedJctonan and sdlutatonan are important ("Top of class may get crowded under task force proposal,· Feb. 3). I was neither when I graduated, but 1 was tn the upper S°'o of my class and as such wore a gold cowl cilld gold tassel to signify these. RIKKI COX Alh.tebcs secretary Corona del Mar Hlgh School Well, I suppose it should have been expected -the dumbmg down of Amenca has hit home again. In this new touchy-feely environ- ment we're subjected to, leave it to the school system to duninish the importance of work.mg hard to earn a btlc lnstead, let's JUSt have a nice, big group of good students so every- one can feel hdppy. I'm disappointed m the public o;chool system. I guess that's why I'm wllling to work extra hard to send my son to d pnvate school. DENISE LEPENSKE Lake Forest Let me see 11 J understand Uus cor· rcctly. Th1$ Newport-Mesa task force L<> suggesting that we do away with our students working toward a goal of excellence -and al.so elim.Jnate the numencal rankings of graduates. Why would we want to take away this tncenbve and opportunity for those s~ who desire to aclueve this goal? lf anything, I would think wo as pruents and teachen would want to encourage e"ceUence and promote competition. I find 1t interesting that Tom Jacob- son says, "It's not fair to draw a dts· tinction between those who are so close" So let's see, maybe we shouldn't keep score at football games because it's not fair Or an athlete shouldn't receive recognition as most vaiuable player because it's not tau. Or the outstanding student shouldn't receive that scholarship because it isn't fair. Or the accomplished track star who wms by a 10th of a second shouldn't rece1ve the gold medal because it isn't fair. Or the student whose par- ents buy him or her a new car for a birthday present shouldn't dnve it because it's not fair. What in the world iS thJs "it's not fair" mentahty? Really, don't we want to move ow children toward excel- lence and get away from medJocrity? ONOY FOLEY Costa Mesa When I first read the Feb 3 article, J was astounded. It seemed to be the ultimate step in de-motivatmg our youth. My mind took the cynical course of wondenng how someone who had been the pnncipal of two of our dis· trict lugh schools could possibly endorse such an idea. Frankly, J won- dered how he could have been asso- ciated with the teaching profession for most of his life. After all, I thought d teacher's objective was to help and motivate children to achieve an edu· cation in preparation for their future on the basis of their mdiVJdual capa- bilities, expectations, goals Today, of course, th.iS as not the Objective. Rather, it appears to be to tum out thousands of identical souls with few values, goals and standards, and who are easily influenced, con- trolled or directed by those who per- ceive themselves to represent the leadersh.ip elements of our culture. 'This at least appears to be the objec- tive of the current liberal, academic fraternity. · Someday perhaps they, will wake up and deode that spelling, mathe· matics and, yes, winning dre more important than feeling good and being nonjudgrnentaJ I hope 1t is not too late. I am pleased to see that the Daily Pilot has not only the will to resJ>Qnd to the continwng degradation of our cultural standards but also the man. Kudos to Steve Smith! TERRY REINHOLD Jenny Bioche, with tongue stuck in cheek, blames the schools for the surfer dudes' lack of mterest tn final exams (On Campus, Jan 25). These kids a.re freshmen. They are way too coot to be studying. Good looks and a flashy gnn w'ill get them through life, nght? Wait! Soon Jwuor will be taking a huge bite of the reahty sandwich - like, F's on the report card, maybe? And speaking of F's. where do the · parents of these kids ht in the pie· ture? Aren't they the ones to 1ns1St that Junior Swfman srudy? We teach- ers can only show these dudes how great ll is to learn, but we can't make them do it. The tax buck stops in the home, not at school. FLO MARTIN Costa Mesa I think moVing the fourth-graders to Davis is not going to solve any problems ("A gathering storm on school realignment." Jan. 28). It's ridiculous for Killybrooke School. They have so many empty classrooms that some of the district people are using classrooms for offices. It seems such a shame because the school distnct has new offices. Killybrooke is such a small school with so few students. They should bnng the fifth-graders back to Killybrooke, then the number of students a\ Davis won't be so over- whelming. If you look at the numbers for Davis, it's staggering. They are taking fourth·, fifth. and sixth-graders from four elementary schools U my daughter went to Davis, she would be one of about 350 fourth-graders. At Killybrooke, she is one of about 75 I won't let my girls go to school at DaVIS because at sits right next to the high school. They need to be a little older before t.hey should be dealing With adolescents. The high school kids are great one on one, but when they get into cliques they can be dan· gerous, Young children can get hurt By putting these children in these dr· curnstances, we are pushing them to qrow up faster than they already do. DAR LYNN ORTIZ Costa Mesa Last rught's meeting was msightful and pronuslng for many Costa Mesa zone parents I feel Supenntendent Robert Barbot JS open to other options for our zone (and 1 hope other zones as well, particularly Estancia). Here is a proposal/suggestion: Some of our high schools are over- crowded, and some need more stu- dents. Could we Jook at rezoning the bounddrles for all the high schools? Open up middle schools? Davis school site l already set up for upper- grdde levels. Could we possibly have grade con- figuration of kindergarten through fifth, sixth through eighth, and ninth through 12th, and one elementary school from each zone have a preschool program for those who qualify? I realize we would still need to open up a couple of etementary schools. I would like to know when the last time our high school zones wete drdwn up? Maybe it is tune for us to look toward a new millenruwn with a fresh start in actually helping our kids and theu schools by adjusting our boundaries. DENAMARIE AREUANES READERS HOTUNE news stones. tflustr~ edlto-WlllllR SURF (949) 642-6086 n.1m.neror~ Record~ comments •bout htteln can be reproctuc.d with· the 0.1 Piiot or MWS tips out written petmlssion of copy· nu mLAnMD TimS The S'llWll Is out of r19htowner. 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SJ s•p;m. •AILlll It's better to giv~ C ongretulauons to Ralph Clo~k on donating his 100th plnt of hlooct at HOag Hospital t •A ncb vein," Peh 11). Well done, Ralphy. .. 'PETE RABBITT Newport Beach 11red of talking ~b9ut coff eo f ui calling in ro~·~e locals reqKmte on Bad A fl Coffee (Community Porum. •1..ocals give thumbs down to Bad Au Coffee Co.," Feb. 9: •sad Ass name gaining support from some)ocals, • Feb. 11), It is getting to be so nd.iculous thbt we have to go up in arms over a name of a cof- fee 1tore that existed in Hawaii for years. Every tourist in the world who goes to Hawaii goes to the Bad Ass Coffee store to get a T-shirt, and they all come back an~ wear it very proudly and are very eo;tatic over it. But boy, put it in their back yard and it is a bad deal. If it is good for the economy, it is good for everyone. I think this has gotten way out of control. What do they want it to say? The Little Goody House or the Best Coffee on Earth Housel Let's find something to do, guys. PAUL DAVtS Newport Bedch How about a dog park'? My question concerning the park (·New· port weighs options for land,• Feb. ~) is, When is Newport going to have a dog park7 I bfive been asking that for a while to differ- ent meQlbers of the council but to no dvaiJ,· Jf :is a bit embarr~sing that people from ·Ne,vport have to drive to every other city around to take their dc:>gs to the park, and tbisis one of the la~t chances to have a dog park in Newport. BERNARD RIGOLET Newport Beach Fireworks made a nice show · I was just calling about the hreworks at the Newport Dunes the other night, and it WU beautiful (•Dunes pyrotechnics cause fireworks with neighbors: Feb. 9). l really enjoyed them, and I am really sorry to bear they won't be bavmg them anymore. It ii> quite beautiful and kmd of exciting. MERRY MCMACKIN Harbor Cove t just wanted to make a comment that I do live on the bay and found the fireworks Sunday absolutely the most spectacular fireworks show I 'have ever seen. I cannot believe that people w9uld call and com- plam about such a wonderful sight. Wbat has gotten into people of today' sodety7 Tbey don't seem to l'ary,ebout the likes of tbe Whit~ House, but tliey find time to com- plain about such a wonderful d1~play. Ai1d . now the Dunes says it will not do 1l any- more. I just don't know what is wrong with people today. They need to lighten up. GAIL ROSENSTEIN .. Lido Island I JUSt want to want to congratulate the Pilot for the terrific investigative reporting on detennining who it was thnt wanted to have the pyrotechnics at the Dunes. Thatl would have made an intere)ting st~ry. y«u know, who pulled all that influe.nce. Amt incidentally, it could havb been avoided to some extent. of course, if there had been prior notice in the Pilot. But apparently, the qunes didn't think that was appropriate. DAVE NEWBRAUGH The Blurt HOW TO CONTACT The Daily Pilot welcomes letters on lssues concerning Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. There are four Wdys to send in comments: s • LETrERS -MaH to the Daily Pilot, 330 w~ .. Bay St.. Costa Mesa 92627 • READERS HOTLINE -Call (949) 642-6086 · •FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 : • E-MAIL -Send to da1lypilot@earthlink.net All correspondence must include your full name, hometown and phone number for verifica· tion purposPs only. POLICE FILES Doily Pilot Scott Sandin didn't score a Valentine's date "after standing on a street comer advertising his hopes, but calls from women have started conung ]ENIFLR RA<Jl.ANO · s cott Sandin 's 'venture into the world of highway dating proved one thing: People love to play matchmaker. The 33-year-old Newport Beach resi- dent su1d he received a half-dozen calls Monday after a front-page story in the Daily Pilot told of his unsuccessful - but highly creative -attempt at rinding d date for a romantic Valentine's Day dirtner. He stood on the comer of West Coast Highway and Dover Drive on Sunday afternoon with a cardboard sign that read, ·w111 work 4 candlelit dinner.• Claimmg to be a nice, shy guy who only wants lo meet someone. with pretty 1 brown eye:, and a sense of humor, Sandin seems to have struck a chord with women who thmk they know his Mrs. Right. . "I was really kind or hummed yester· day when no one called and I had to eat dmner alone. but ' the· article has been getting some people interested,· he said Monday. •People have been trymg to match me up with th ir waitresses, daughters and Cnend~." ' Lisa Hmshelwood was visiting her family m Newport Beach from Northern California when she saw the article. •1 think my sister would be a perfect match for him: she said "She's a screenwnter, too, she's shy and has no Newport Beach attitude, either. A lot of 'i the t~ings he said about himseU applied to her. She even goes to the same cof- feehouse.• 'P Hmshelwood said he plans to show her Isler the story aod persuade her to call Sandin. Sandin said he even talked directly with one young wom.sn who seems to have some thing:, in common with him.,, The two may get together later this week for coffee. "l wasn't really expecbng this," S mdin said. "I gµess 1t was hke a giant personal ad. I find it kind of runny.• Sandin said he decided to do some- ttung wacl.cy for Valentine's Day on a· dare from a friend, who suggested that he go to Hooters restaurant for dinner and propose mamage to the flfst wait- ress who came up to him. But he decided o.n the sign idea instead. H l tned to combme roadside home· less man with guy in search of valen- tme," he said. Even though Sandm's Valentine's Day didn't work out as well as he bad hoped, things may be looking up for him. ·I guess lt's better late than never." he said. i T Uf»doy, February 16, 1999 3 5 DON EACH I OAll.Y PILOT With sign and phone in band, Scott Sdndin goes public: on the corner of Dover Drive and West Coast Highway to find a date for Valentine' Dcty. Sandin's plea, however, only got him $1~from a ~trang~r toward hi search. pr d Raining cats and dogs is not an exaggeration in Samoa -x- ed 11- be ls- .,. C> ... ~-------------------- Cltlld ""'' We'll vvatch your children while you workout Limited to the f;rst 25 enrollments. I I I I I I I I I Must present Coupon • Limited Time Only .II ~-------------------- I . MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES: •New Member Orientation • 25-Yard Heated Pool• Uc o Fret \\icight Room and Equip1ocm by Body Master • Basketball • Volleyball • rair Climbers • TreaJmiU • I if CC) • dm inn Airdync Bicycles • Life Rower • Concept II ·Rower• Upper Bod~· Ergomctcr • Nordt Tra k • Racquetball • Handball •Step Acrobic.'i •Active.Older duh rimc~s •Hard Blxti I • 'Aqua Aerobics •Aquatic FitntS.\ • &nior Aquatic Fiene • Swim For Your Llfc • " nior I p Swim • Locktr and trowel Scrvict •AWAY Program All<>"~ U of Other) 1CA F~c1liti 4 Tuosdoy, FebNary 16, 1999 .Imbalance of grants favors law enforcement •Stat tmd feclernl Jaw-• GI mdkt put higher priority on lctw enforcement, so fire Gr cl )parfmcnts often have a few outstdP rP ou1ces. 10 do (,R1 c R1-,11N • to Olit fill pi.I NUWl>ORT-McSA ...... Fire and at l'•>lt<e d partmcnt:. both serve a ha pulJIJf" need; lo provide snfety mid wl p1oll'< tion ror restdcnts. gr But whv do polic~ departmentc; r(.'(.f•ive much mom tat<:. and fcd- A <re I funchng than fire C!Bf'noes~ · fltc i.ltlSWl'T C'dn P,robably be r>un<l m · Uie number of grants it'~ 1\ tttlr1hle -thc>re ar" hundreds of Hi 11<.111ts for polic.-departments, but tet nl> H hctndlul t>Xlst for hrc agen· he C< of cies. Offiaals say the r on is that legisltttors h(lve mad law enforcement grant funding a pn· ority. Although most city councils spend 25% to 35'}o of their annu- al budgets on public safety, out· side funding remams crucial to launch community-based pro- grams or buy new equipment. But in : some cases, 1 police departments outpace fire depart· ments by huge amounts in grant money. That is the case in Costa Mesa, where there is a snarp con- trast The Fire Department does- n't receive any grant funding, while the. Police Department gets more than $325,000 every year from two grants. "We'd like to identify some grants to help us with funding,• Sd1d Barb Marcosa, the communi- • ty relations oUH r for the FW'e Dep rtment. "We }Utvc to pursue lh<lt type of tumhng m<1re oggres· s1ve.l\'." t The fundmq gop is al o wide in Newport Beis<~h The city's Fire and Marine Depurtment receives about $330,000 for ii fire preven· tion pn~ram m urb,m dreas. The Policu DeptHtml•nt yets money . from two umas -a $60,000 stttte grant for a crimt• ·prevention offi- cer and a new $9 million federal grant thdt will ·be divvied up between 10 01ange County· 1aw enforcement agr.nc:1e5 . Th~ one· tame qrnnt will give Newport Beach about $1 milhon. In the city budgets, the funding gaps bctwe<m the departments are narrower. 01 its $88 million budget, Newport Beach allocates $24 million --01 27o/I! -to police and about $16 million to the Fire Department. The Police Depart· · ment in Costa Me a recewes aoout $23 million and fue and paramedics S 12 million from the $77 million budget. one of the problems with grant funding is having the staff avail- able to research and write up a proposal to state and federal. agencies. Most mid-sized cities don't have enough personnel to devote someone to grant apphca· lions. . Costa Mesa Counctlwoman Heather Somers said she identi· bed obtauung grants for citywide pro1ects one of the city's goals. "There is so much money out U1ere,. she said . "I would like to see new programs brought into the fold. Grant funding would help fill that v01d." ~ Man who died at gym was fit, active, relatives say a DI IS la m \le Cd nt th ec JU th D.ivicl Fr<lhm of l111111119 ton B0C1ch 11111 •n•d hPctrt a ttcick while c If I llHJ out u1 Cosld 1£•..,,1 hi><1lth dub Sunday. II '\Ill I~ R \I I ~I 1 ' .,,, 1d I i.1hm \\ t1s cJ marnthon t1nd 1111 rl\ 1d lidsketball r I hs lt1nnl7 h11:. nn history 11 l prolill'm.,, c1nd his father t c1ll th1tHI' -.i r.archolog1st. f h.i\ lS \~ h\ Ir ll'Otb <tnd f dflll· . tht"' I J -yi•,11-old Huntington h !llllll wen• o shocked when they learned he had died Sunday of a heart attack while JOgging on d lreddmill at a Costa Mesa gym. ~As far as we knew, he was very healthy, H said h1s brother, P ter Frahm of Chicago. "He was a dedicated athlete alUus life.• However, the' Orange County coroner's office Sdld an autopsy revealed signs of severe cardio- vascular disease. Pctramedics tried to revive David Frahm at the 24-Hour Fit- ness Sport Club on West 19th Street but were unsuccessful. He was pronounced dead at 3: 12 p m by doctors at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach. Employees ~t lhe health club, some of whom pmfonned car- diopulmon,11y 1Ps11scitation on the vKtnn hPfc11c the pdramedics arrived, declmccl to comment David f •Jct hm moved to OrangP County from his home- town ot Clucago .1hout 10 years ago, Pt>ler Prahm Sdi<I. He was single ancl workc•d dS"' stockbro- ker at tho Tustin hrunc h of New- port ·aeach~hascd \hdrles Schwdb. . He is sulv1vctl h) his parents, Dr. ChdrlC!s I. Prahm and Nancy Frahm, anrl lour ~11.>lings: Peter. and siste1l>, MMld Gdbriel Frahm, Sardh F1<thm and Suzanne Vellc1. Funeral services have not yet been arranged but will take place in Chicago, Peter Frahm Sdid. A small memorial here is also bemg planned. Peter Frahm said his brother was a •good guy• who loved to play basketbaU, work out at the gym and run. His brothe r com- peted in the Los Angeles Marathon several times, he said. Most of David Frahm's rela- uves last saw hun at a wedding last fall, Peter Frahm said, although his parents visited Southern Califorrua dbout two weeks ago. "We're all heartbroken," he said AROUND TOWN • ,, mf AROUND TOWN items to the 11ly Pilot. Around Town, 330 W Bax St., \lrt M1•54 92617, fax them to (949} 1r, 4170. or c.ill (949) 64~ 5680, ext 8 A «JinplctP listing of Around Town · T "'he found at d•itypilot.com f1 a TODAY rt I ht• \\diking club ol Newport tl l\Pt1< h will nu·l'I ttl I lo!-p1tal ROdd <1nd SttJlenor AvPnuE> at ~ a .m. ti and [.pJIL. Lose \~CllJlll 4nc,J. bave I ur Fo0r 111orr· mlonnd lion, ralJ ] flJ4'iJ 1>50-1332 f n•.e Income tJx pre paration and II 11S J'i(rJnCl' W11J lw oflcred through S< th" ·1ax-A1dP prngrum from 9 u.m. d 11 pm dclll) thiough April 15 at fc c 1 \SIS Scmor Cc>nter, 800 Mar· 111t qui cltt• Ave., Corona de l Mar. u "" Si \pprnntnwnts arc available. For 1111r<• lnfom1allon, c<1JI f94q) 044. ~144. \n f'Xhihlt of <1cryllcs UUed "Col· 11 m 1\1 t11in" will be on display I 1011yh [·ch. 28 ut U1c Newpo1t ••11rl1 C'1>11l1r1I L1lmuy1 1000 Avo- b 1ct11 Av1~ For moh~ mfonnabon o 111 t<H9171'1-:lH01 . n 1 "'' Nf'wport Harbor Area tl mh• r <1f <'olllllll'rc !' husincss u • J\ m11 IJ1cukf<1st will be prec;ent· ti I nt 7 1 'i ,1 'n al th~ Pacific Club, b I 1U \1dc,\rlhur Blvd , Newport 0 I " 11 'l11rnht•1s r1re $15 with a < "' 1t1on and potential mem· s· • ''" '' t 1 !11• dn11r .1rP $ t 7. For more ~ I I I lllltOll, culJ (<14!J) 72ll-4400. s r I! 0 e ll \ 1 c•prt•.,entative from UCIA's l1111s\IOOS I >tit<"(' will visit 1 > uqP < '11<1o;t CollNJP-'s Transfer 111 .. r l1<1n1 <t <l m to 4 p.m. The I 1.m ler < 't•ntc>r l'> m the COUniel · mg and Admissiom; Annex on campus, 2701 Fai ·ew Road, Costa Mesa. For more mforma- ttOn, call (714) 432-5894 A six-week Early Achievement Preschool Progrdm starts today at 9:45 a.m. at the Bonita Creek Commuruty Center, University Drive and La Vida, N~wport Beach. Registration for Newport Bedch residents is $12() for the Tuesday/Thursday session or $189 for the Tuesday/ Thurs- day/Friday session. Nonresidents pdy an $10 more. A $6 materials fee 1s payable in class. For more mformation, call (949) 644-3151. First book story time will be pre- sented from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. in the children's department at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 90 l B South Coast Drive, No. 150, Costa Mesa. Adnuss1on is free. For more infonnation, call (714) 444-0226. The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa chapter of Binky Patrol will pre· sent its hrst meeting from 6:30 to 8:30 p .m. at a local residence. Binky Patrol makes and clislrib· utes blankets to children who are abused, ill, in foster care or are experiencmg trawna. Volunteers and supplies are needed. For more mformation. call (949) 644· 8779. Sandi Miller will present a free seminar titled feng shw Your Way from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m m the Patio Cafe a t Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E 17th St., Costa Mesa. Re!,ervallons are required. For more mformauon, call (800) 595-6667. MUNICIPAL BONDS ONE OF • califofnia's leading underwriters •New offerings available· .. •,A.AA Bonds • Non Rated Bonds The Love Without 1 Jonor abuse support group tor women will meet at 7 p.m. at St. Mark Presby~ lerian Church, 21 oo Mar Vi'>td Ave , Newport Bedch. Adnuss1on ts free The> yro11p 1s cl confidential meeting plcH ,. for women who have expem•nt.Pd rthuse in adult relallonships and cll'SJT~ a place of safety. For mon• mfonnation, call (949} 644-1341or(Cl49)651:4487. WEDNESD ':< The CommunicaUoo Practlce Club will meet from 7 to 8·30 a .m at a rt> idPnn• in co..,ta Mesa Learn how to bpeilk for success while being evaludted by a pro- fcs iondl COdCh. Aclmis~ion is $35. For mor~ infurmation, call (949) 675-7196. A free progrctm titled Asset and lncomC' Prot1•ct1on will be pre- sented at noon r1t the Newport Bedch Cc>ntnil L1h1ary, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For moa' mronnation, call (949) 717-3801. A 10-w eek workshop titled Let's Talk About Wntmy ~tarts today from 1 :30 to 3:30 p m. at the Cos· ta Mesa Seruor Center, 695 W. 19th St. Admission is $30 Space is !united to 15 people. For more information, call (949) 645-2356 An eight-week strength and sta· nuna class for men and women over 50 will be presented from 6 to 7 p.m. at OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The class wiU demonstrate how to hft hand-held weights ma safe manner. Strength training helps stop bone loss, gain bone density, replace fat with lean muscle mess and increase strength. Admission 15 $48 and pre-registration is required. For mfo'rmation, call (949) 644-3244. . A free seminar UUed Natural Solutions for PMS & Menopause will be held from 6:30 to 7 :30 p.m. ui the Patio Cdle dt MoU1er1s Mar~ ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. A book signing will follow from 7:30 to 8 p .m Reser- vations arc required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. SEE TOWN PAGE 5 WHEN DINING Gm BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... -.utM2SOJAu• OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA AlSO ON OUR MENU: FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMElITTl 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645 -7626 ...... NSWPORr·MmA ~ Public ialety ~ IDDlt meet car· tain aiteria to Neiltve grant . hmding, but ea.ta Mesa and ~ Beech take different approacliel, Over the pelt three yean, . the Costa Meea Polite De~· inent JlQ devotea lbl state arid federal ~ to upgrading equipsqent encl Implementing new tec:b,nology. A three·yee.r federal grant providing the department about Stoo,ooo a year Will expire this year. 1be department )W Used the money to buy a mobile com· mand center. A state grant of $235,000, enabled it to install video cameras in ~d cars and give every officer a new gun. A large Chunk of the mon· ey was also forwarded to the county for a countywide radio system set to launch later this year. The department hasn't used any of the grant money to put more manpower on the street. One of the drawbacks of grant funding is that it runs out, so il the department were to use it to hire more officers, it would have to find another source of rev· enue to pay the officers once the grant expires. Most of the ... .. am.. 1aa JDGMf Isn't in.du • ~ a1ftdeh Mid. • are carelul how we lp8ild die maaey, • tald Costa MeM pakott CIQclr. Dick Cret-..r. •We u. It IQr ~te tront. line DOJa work. •vou nm o riak If you hire more umc:en bUl can't pay thcu salaMI doWO the i'o&d. We've added t~ offttwl tn the last five yean, but tbAt money hlli CQme from a •ble IOUl'Cll. We.choose to Ul8 grant funding for equip· 01ent.• . Newpcll't Beach bu allocated $60,000 iD grant 1'IOllef to hire a crime prevention Officer.· The> Police Oeparfment will also receJve about St million of a S9 million state grant to 10 Orangl' County cities. Department officials also realize the problems with long- tenn funding, but their goal with the new cash Oow is to update technology that will allow them to put more officers U\ the field. The idea behind the grant is to cut down the time officers spend writing reports and provide quicker access tu infonnation. "The ldea is that we get offt. ce~ more street time by freeing them up fto01 paperwork. and ti.me spent in the station," said Newport· Beach police Sgt. Mike McDermott. Newport Beach police to introduce first .chaplains The Newport Beach Pohcc Department Wlll continue its push for corrununity-oriented programs Wednesday when it introduces its newly created team of eight cler· gymen who will serve dS chdp- lains program. The Police Department will JOin hundreds of othN law enforcement agenaes ln offering a shoulder to lean on during trou-. bled times. The chaplain program provides counseling and cnsl.$ intervention to police officers and the public. Chaplains have been mstrurnental m comforting peo· ple dunng tragedies or cata- strophic events. The member,, of the clergy will appear only when requested by an involved party. The chaplains, who volunteer their ti.me, perform mvocations a.nd benedic\lons. They also are available for funerals and memo· rials. The first group of chaplains include: Tom Bazacas. Light House Conunuruty Church, Cost 1 Mesd, Mike Browning, Church of Jesus Cbnst of Latter-day Sdint~. Newport Beach; Vincent GtlmorP Our Lady Queen of AngC'ls Cdtholii; Church, Corona del Mar, Ted · Leenerts, Presbytenilu Church of the Covenant, Co-;tn Mesa; Mike Macintosh. Horn.on Christian Fellowship, San Diego Kevm Querry, Living Wdtcr C hnstum Fellowship, Fountain Valley; Dave Rolph, Calvary C hdpel, Costa Mesa: and Stephen Scarlett. St Matthew'.; Church, Newport Beach. The chaplain program 1s the third companent of the depait· ment's community-based pro· gram. Ld.st year. the department started its first C1ti2ens Pohce Acddemy and a volunteer pro· gram. -Greg Risling No matter what you're _eng. your hometown neo.vspapw FITS IN... Daily Pilot Eileen Seibert, M.D. • Board Cerlifi.rd, lntcrnal Mcdicinl' Announ~e• the O pt-ninQ 0£ Iler New Offi .. at 355 Plac.cnlta Avenue, S uite 201 Newport Bca1:h, (Behind Hoag Ho~itah 949/646-4355 • Acceptin.t New Patient•• "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality'' All Typa of Window Treatmenta • Valancea & Cornice Boxes •Roman Shade1 • Blindt • Vertical1 • Sbunen ~ Bcdapreacla C..1111114,.,.,., Doily Pilot Estancia avlatton club members from left, Shawna Weinheimer, Laura Cote, • Jessica Nelson and Cassandra Lattimer watch an instructional video on the OJght controls. MAllC MAATIN I OAJ\.Y Pll.OT :.TOWN CONTINUED FROM 4 THURSDAY A representative from Cal State Long Beach 'will visit Orange COdst College's TtcIDsfer Center from 9 o.m. to noon. Th£> Trdnsfer Center is located in the Counseling and Ad.missions Annex on campus, 2701 Fairvle~ Road, Costd Mesa. For more mfonndtJon, mil (714) 432-5894 The Officer • Wives League of ,. Orange County, mduding New· • port.Mesa, will hdve c1 speoc1l lwi- cheon at noon at Sam's <;eafood Restaurant, 16278 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach . Retired officers' wives and Wldows , and women from all branches of military service are invited. For informabon, call (714) 549-2028. Newport Harbor Republican Women will pres<'nt d lunc.heon titled Y2K Why Shoulcl You Care? at noon in 'the Governors Room at the Bdlboa Bdy Club, 1221 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The speaal guest will lw Don Hoffman. Social hour 1s at • , 11:30 a.m. The progmm IS ut 1 p.m, • . Admission is $20. Reservauons must by m by Monday. For infor· matioo, can (714) 963-5392. • A dramatic reading titled "The Sdlweitzer Letters" wtU be pre- ~nted at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Centrdl Librnry's Fnends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. :Admission IS ~. For more infor- mation, call (949) 717-3801. ~ dass titled Endomebiosls will be presented at 7 p m at Costa Mesa's Hoag Health C<'nter, 1190 ~er St. The dlSCUSs1on will cover facts about endometriosis and the ERMIT Problems? TIM-SOR is the ANSWER! T1m-Bor lasts for yeans to eliminate termites & fungus that destroy your home. This product Is Environmentally safe, a fire -.... · retardent & Is an EPA Reglstef'ed Termite protectant AnlCSPmCIAL '349 Otfweaplnel·1 .. ff Call Today! (Ml) 369•7621 t Men's De!!iatncr C ollection • Cutter & Buck • l)csccntc •Ashworth • Bobby Jones • Greg Norn1an • IZC)I) • 'l b mmy 1 ljlti~cr . •Polo • & More latest diagnostic tesllny ilnd tnr>lh- ods of treabnent available toddy. Admission is free. For mon• inf or- mation, call (800) 514-4624. · FLYING CONTINUED FROM 1 . . hard for kids th~"e days." '"When he wa~ younger, Cote siud, prospective aviator~· could get them foot in the door by wttshmg planes and doing odd jobs dt an d1rport, Secunty restraints at airports make this imprnc- tical today. •1 even soloed when I was 12." hP. he can from Cote's yeari. or experience as a pilot and tanner airplane saJ • man at the club's monthly meetings. While he' not mterested m being q pilot, club·member Pyronc Duch, 17, aid he has loved aVJation since he took a trip to Singapore three years ago. . ·11ooked out tbe wmdow the whole time,• he said. • 1 knew I wanted to do omeUung with airplanes. I think I'd like to be a fhght ~ttendant fo1 a cou- ple of y~ars to get me through col· said. lege." While that's no longer likely to hap· · At F1yhtertown, students listened pen, Cote's work with the Aviation intently a:. Hight instructor Bart Epley Club seems to be leaving an l!npres· provided a crasb course in heads-up sion on club mcmbets, especially 16· displays, art1f1c1al honzons and speed year-old Nick Rycroft, who has been hquts at different phases of flight in the club two yedrs. ··What do tl}ey say when they wont "I want to be a commercrnl pilot." U'> to tdke off? Roger?" Laura dSked, he said. "I'm getllng good grades now ·ves," Epley said. ·And you can so I can get mto t1 good fhght sc:hoo~ dlso repPat the conunand. • · Until then, Nick plans to glean dll Clad in military jumpswts, the stu- SUNDAY Tuetdqy, febn.iory 16, I 999 5 dents we.re taken to the dark unulator taUon. · Some of the imulator used hydraubc pump to replicate th motion of the jet. Others were tioned m front of a large virtual r l ty c:reen that depicted various flight sit· uation~. From a control tower, Epley and other flight mstructon. guided the stu- dents through the half ·hour flight. which included one-on-one battles with enemy Jet.I> and blowing up oil ngs. nuclear plants and bndges. Nick, who soloed in an F-16 simula- tqr, duplicated so"?e of the moves ~e teamed from hJ.s favonte movie, .. Top Gun·: flying upside down and attempting other death·d~fying maneuvers such as flying beneath bndgcs an<!, oil ngs. ·It was fun.• he said after the flight. •1 liked that I could fly this time by myself.· topie> such as business organiza· tion, business regulations, std.rt-up co:.ts, sourcP-. of capital, business records dnd taxes, advertising and • morel Admission IS $40. Coffee and A book-signing with Denise Unn · mc1terials will be provided. Pre- wtll be preM?nted di 7:30 p.m. at paid indlvidudls save $.5. Arrange-· Bd.ffies & Noble Booksellf!rs, 901 B men!!> for persons with disabilities South COclst Dnve>, No 150, Costt1 ccm lX' made. For more informa- Mesa Adnuss1on is frPe. For mon· !Jon, <'clU (714) 550-7369. infonnation, C(ill (714) 444-0226. Cray Whale Sunday Will be pre· sented from q d.m. to noon at Crys-· lal Cove Stdtc Pdfk, 8471 E: Coast Highway, Newport BPach. The ew>nt will include d spotllnq scope, bmoculars, whale p1ops dnd gtUT1es dnd ndturnl history infonnation on the Califorrua Gray Whale. Parbo· pant!. will meet at Pobcan Pomt Pdrkin9 Lot No. 2 Parkmg is $.5 For more mlonndbon, CdU (949) 497·7647. Mark Kaylor wW present a tree seminar titled Healthy Heart & Cardiovascular Support from 6:30 lo 7:30 p.m. al the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa Reserva- tiuns are required For more infor· mation, call (800) 595-6667. A feng shui workshop Wm be pre- ented al 7 p.m at llames & Noble Booksellers, 901 B South Coast Dn- ve No. 150, Costa Mesa. Admis- sion is free. For more infonnauon, call (714) 444-0226. tlStry from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m . at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market aDd Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., ~t.a Mesa. Reservations are reqwred For more infonnatton, call (8QO) 595-6667. The Orange Cotmty Sierra Singles Newcomer's and Metnber's Infor- mation meeting will be presented at 7 p.m_ at the Costa Mesaa Com· munity Center, 1845 Park Ave. 1be event will serve as a forum to dis· cuss upconnng actlvities For mare informatipn, send an e·mail mes- sage fo wfrey@ed.rthlink..net Comfort Zone, a mental illnl's support group, will he prcsPnlNl from 7:30 to 9 p.m. di the Light· holL";c Coastal Community Church, 301 t-.tdgnolia St Co~ttl Me>s1t Anyone d1dgnosf'<l with a mental illne."s 1<; mvited to dtlend, Ad1t1l''" •s1on i~ tree Dondtions die ucn•pt· ed. For more infum1c1lion, Cdll ("4'1j 548·7274 FRIDAY David Levy will launch the ec9nd dMUcll t-.1urtin W, Witte Distin· gwsh<>d Speakers Lc~h.IH! "enPs with "The Sky s the Li1rut • iil 7 p m. dt the Newport Beach C<•ntr,tl ·Library's Fnends to. teelln!J Roorn, 1000 Avocado Ave. Tickets dfe $35 for founddllon members dnd $40 for non-members. The ev<>nt includes d bullet d111nm. ror inJor- matinn, cal! (949) 644-:i2% DeFore Dance Center will present d We t COdst c;wiflq dtmce IPsson at 7:30 p.m· at the cente1, 151 Kalmus Dnvc, CO'ita Mesa. Danong to aU kinds of mu.'>ic will follow unbl 11 pm. Adm1s~1on is $8. Partnt?~ are not needeCt. For inionnation, call {714) 241-90()8 SATURDAY A back-country hike will take plc1cu c1t 9 il.m. dt Crystal Cove Stelle Pc1rk, 8471 E. COdSt Highwar. NPwport Bcoch. Runners will meet c1t El f\.toro V~itor Center. Parking 1s $.5. Par more information, call l~Wl) 497-7647. A sl.x-week art and wr1tlrlg class for scbool·age children starts today from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in Room 115 of the OCC Art Center, 2701 Fairview Rood, Co:.ta Mesa. The class will he presented by OCC's College for Kids Program. Adnuss1on IS $39. Matl'n<1ls am $4 . For more infonna- tion, call [714) 432-5880. A workshop enUUed .. Divorce - <\New Beginning~ will be present- <>d Crom 10 am. to 12.30 p.m. at the ofhC('S of Mdxine B. Cohen, M.FT.. 180 Newport Center Dnve, Swte 180 A. Newport Beach. Admission is $40. For more information, call (949) 644·6435. A free workshop entitled "Using th , Llbrary -Tools and Tncks • wtll be presented at 2 p.m. al the Newport Beach Central Library's Pnends Me"ting Room, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. An Orang~ County pre-busme s<'nundf will l~ pre ented from · 8.30 a ,m . to 4 p .m. at Nat.Jona.I Uru· vers1ty, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Co~ttl Mesa. The pr0<Jrdl11 will mclude discussions by prolPssionub on A free semloar on the risks and benefits of cosmetic surgery will be presented from 2 to 4 p.m. at the fou!ton Skin lnstitute, 16J7 Westdiff Dnve. Swte 100, Newport Beach For more mfonnation, call (949) b:H -3376, ext. 222. Sabatino 'lomm~ Peter Phil Vince Fla\:orful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner t nlq1w "I~ rnmn tr. cllnln1 t1...m' ti\ 1ih1bl for ~n·up bu1lnn• lllft'tlnp •nd prhatt tllnctlont 723-0621 Pll'a~ C11ll for RrM-n ationc; and Dirtttiom 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Collection • R1llph Lauren • IZC)I) • h i~ Pro •]can Bell • Kurcn Kane • P e li<'a n 11 ill Prh-.uc Label • & l\lorc 40%0FF MONDAY A representative from the Cal Poly Pomond Hotel Mandgt>ment Department will vts1t OCC's Trdfls· fer Center on campus from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The ccntPr is at 2701 Fa1mew Road, Costa Meso. Appointments are not nee~ For more iniormatJon, Crtll (714) 4:l2-5894. FEB.23 A detaJled workshop titled Retirement Strdteg1es to Serure Your Assct.s will Ix> presented from 6 to 7;30 p .m. m a conference room at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, 575 Anton Blvd .. Swtc 100, Costa Mesa. Admission is tree. For more informdtion, call (800) 729-3877. FEB.24 Bunny My Hooey wlU be pre.sent· ed from 10:45 to 11 :30 d m. in the children's department at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 90 l B South Coast Drive. No. 150, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more infor- mabon, call (714) 444-0226. A free noon program tilled El Toro Reuse Planning Process will be presented at the Newport Beach Central Library's FJiends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocddo Ave. For. more .in.formation, call (949) 717- 3801. Dr. Randolph Agullarci wW pre- sent a free seminar titled the Myths & Facts of Metal-Free Laser Den- 25~ HuQ~,f,,a l styles. Our experts will help you choose just t~ nght design! Custom WmdowCoverings CJ]'lftS 1/1. ~ /QQ Nct \'lliiil •'ith L')' ot1itr q{ft~ "l111m111m CMFf! rt;pnru/ D,,Ubk lt'IJfC" nm 14"1 .ir:r/)• . The West Newport Beach Associa- tion Board of Directors meeting will be presented at 7 p.m. at the New- port Beach City Council Cham· bers, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more infonnation,call(949)644-3309. FEB.25 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's sunset networking meeting will be pre· sented from 5 to 7 p.m. at Tommy Bahama's nop1cal Cale, 882 Avo- cado Ave., Corona del Mar. Admis- 1on is free tor members and $10 for potential members. Formore'infor: mdtiOn; call (949) 729-4400. • • • Ill ' • • EYE-OPENER -· 311 days. •• •h was mote than just e11 ob5gafion, it became a passion that ended m a wonderful and luffing Mt experience -• Joe Bus1, f o rmer Costa M esa cross country coach Tuesday, February 16, 1999 • Spom Editor Roger Carlson • 949·5744223 • • Busi resigns 'post as boys and girls coach at Mesa =. . ~ • Coslcl Mesa's only coach to win a state championship (in an~ sport) steps do'"'n f\.1onday after directing cross country for past hve years. H ll II Jiil Dt SN lkit Piol for boys, once for g1rb) by two pubhca- t10ns. Busi informed Pat Leahy, Mesa Guls Athletic:; Director, Monday night of his declSlon. Bu. I, hired m 1994 as head coach of both teams, went from obscurity to Orange County Coach of the Year m one season. He started wtth hvc girls" and six boys on the vars1ty. Susi's most compelhng achievement, however, came with the girls in the autumn of 1991, when Costa Mesa, stung by forfeitures earlier in the sea- the state meet. Janue DeNocwer, a Mesa senior headed for ew Mex.tco State next season on a cross country scholarship, IS one of many studen~ to have been influenced by Bw;i. DeNoewer once said the day Busi recruited her to run as an eighth grader, "it changed my life." DeNoewer. Zoila Gomez. ed things. It is (the job) J eat by. It was not an easy declSion by any means. .. (Coaching at Me a) was a great opportunity and a great nde." In addition to DeNoewer, other Mesa runners dte planrung or have gone on to compete in college, including Bruce Han- cock (Pnnceton), Gomez (Orange Coa~ College}, Eric Solis (OCC), Jamie Carrillo (O<;C) and Zeke Noonan (OCC). ' ~ · CUSTA !\-tESA -Joe Busi, the only cQOch m Costa Me:.a High athletics histo- ry to win d ...tdlt' championship m any sport, hc1s rc-.igne,d as the Mustangs' boys and ~Jirls < rt.,ss tountry coach, he said ~1onclav • Hu.,1 · popular ""1th his runnfrs, cited a hf•u\·1~1 work load at his full-tune occu- p<1t10n .. .., the redson for lus leaving after h\e }t•11r:., clunng which he changed the 1.111d..,cdpt• ot Me::.a ulhlebcs While Susi's walk-on career at Costa Mesa was somewhat brief. he inspucd 'many students and built both programs into a powerhouse. "It was more than just an obligation, lt became a passion that ended as a won- derful dnd fulfilling life experience," Busi Sdid in a prepared statement, which will be released today. son because of a school adminis-BusJ tration error,· upset the field at the state meet at Woodward Park and captured the title. . • An administrative snag forced Mesa to ·forfeit three PCL dual-meel victories that year dnd the league title, but the Mus- tangs, who never lost a meet on the trails, bounced back to win the PCL Finals. Gajl Van Walker, Sarah Cotton and Jackie Nguyen were Meso's sconng runners Nov. 29, 1997, when the school won its first state title. fn th ) prepared statement. Busi today will al_c;o say; "Cros country is unlike any ' sport, in that it offers the opporturuty to spend many quality hours with each ath·· 1 lete as you're QUt there running alongside' • each one. UndPr B11:.1 Co..,ta Mesd's girls cap- turt•d thl' < ·rr Stdlt! Division IV champ1- onsh1p m I !I 17 in rrcsno, the only state hilt• m thl' sc:houl\ ]9-year athletics his- tory Hu ... 1 Wd!> dho ntllned Orange Coun- t} < o.tch of the Yl•c1r three times (twice Und<>r Busi, Mesa's boys m 1995 won a league (Paafic Coast) championshlp for the fin;t time m 15 yedrs. Following the Mustangs' Cinder<>lla performance. they r~ated as PCL champions when they entered as favorites. They received an at-large berth into the CIF Southern Section preliminaries, then, alter a qwet third-place finish in the CIF Finals, shocked the competition at Busi, 46 and a Costa Mesa resident, has no plans to pursue coaching else- where, and said his job at Parker Hdn- nifin in Irvine has become too demanding for him to continue coaching. "I felt privileged to have been allowed the time that even most parents c1rv denied, or just miss out on. It is my hopt" that in years to come, each student will look back and remember our years together as a positive influence and good time in their live . • "There are a bunch of things gomg on here that JUSt require me to be here,• he said "I've resigned because of job-relat- C I F S 0 C C·E R Pl A Y 0 F F S ~agles read y for a fli ........ t • • E. .... tuncid is at Servile in the fin;t round Saturday; pchtSf'•J'ion rwmesis Laguna Beach on the o~er Mell· ol the brdcket of the CIF Division rv pairings. 8'1110 ht 11'.'\I It c r:1<RI rus Mdybe it was fo1ce of hdbit, or a B 0 y f httlP IHHJl:nng pdrdnoia. Bul the· hrst thing r ... tdnnc1 I llgh Co..tch Steve Cmnshaw wanted to know aboul tht C IF ~nuthPm Section Division IV boys soccer playoffs i\ to11dr1\ Wd!> "Wlwre's Utguna Beach?" t '11•11.,hc1w's Edglc•s hctd dfter all, been eliminated by their Pc1< 11 r <'odst Lcdgue nvab and two-time defending section chdmpmn Artists thf' preVIOU'-two postseasons. Laguna Beac·h c1bo hP..,1t>d Estuncid, 2-1, ma PCL thl!d-place playoff Friday < 1P11 hdw, howt'ver, won't have to worry about Laguna Ul'cJ<"'h unless hoth reach the finals Instead, the Eagles 10-7 SJ will \"1 .... 1t No. 2-seeded SeMle (20-5-3) m Saturday's ~ p m flr ... t-r.ound lldsh ·1111• Jim: thmq (d seven-game losing streak against Laguna BPdci11 hover, lwcause we beat them this year (a 2-0 win Feb. h) < '11•11::.hc1'" c.ct1d ·so. thdl's not a psychologtcal deal any- morP But the lwy there 1s, we really \ .. 1,uld hke ttn opporturuty to see them <lllwn thP rood. mt1vhe m the hnals, as opposPd to lh1'> Pdrly stuff. If we do meet tlwm, we Uunk we can give thPm a better gdme than we did the fd..,t two }ectis Id 1-0 quarterfmal loss l.ist c.i>dson and tt 2~ l second-round c1l'f Prt1 trl \ qQ7)." Such u hvpothetical rematch, how- l'H 1 1 18 ddys and four victories ,1wt1~ lor both PCL representatives cllld SPrv1te, rdnked fourth in Orange ' C•tllll} l<tst week, ccm hardJy be con- .,1dNe<I a stepµmg c.tone. Cren..,httw, however, 15 le~s con- 11·r111·d .il>out Uw opponent than with l\(·Pplllq his talPnted, but mconsistent ~q i..1<1 fort1.,l'd TI1c bottom Im<• is not who we plc1; hut whether we come out and q• 1 11110 11ur gdmc," Crenshaw said. "\\r \1• ployed tectms we've known "We've ployed feoms we've known nothing about in the ~ayoffs the lost two years. Our thing is to accept the fact we're ploying a good teom and just go ploy .~" Steve Crenshaw Estancia High boys soccer coach nothmq dhout m the playoffs the last two years. Our thing 1s to <t< c• pt tlw fact w1:re playing a good team and JU.St go play.· SN\ 1tl·, with sepctiate unbeaten streaks of rune and 10 q.111ws th1 .... c;eason, hds absorbed four of its five losses to teams ah.11 rc1nkul m the county Top 10, including once each to h•t1yuP 11vc1 rs Santa Ana (No 2) and SaddJeback (No. 3). as well a." t\ .. o sPthdcks to Brea Olinda (No. 10). Tiw r:ndrs have outscored opponents, 47-21, authoreq 13 ... hulouts <1nd allowed one goal or fewer lll 22 of 28 games. Titr•y dU' paced otfensively by enior forward Matt Terry, the school career sconng leader. whom Crenshaw's sources say is ri>-.ponsihlc for roughly 90% of the Golden West Ledgue co· ni1111P1-up's godls. fat11m 1c1 has outscored the opposition, 58-29, has shut out foes eight times and yielded one or fewer goals14 times. Thi• l!nules, whose quarterfinal appearance last season was thP11 must successful postseason run since winning the ClF 'l.-A cht1m p1onshlp m 1985, are paced by returning first-team 1111-reayu(• forward Cesar Terrones. Terrones, whom Crenshaw estimdted has 16 goals, dlso·led Edqle ~corers la t ea on. Jumgrs lfVUlg lslas and Esaul Mendoza have been addition- al oflenMve catalysts for E tanoa, though Crenshdw recently lnft'ed Islas to the stopper position Junior llilario Arnaga anchors the defense in goal. while .John Alc1erete pac the back line at sweeper. l(M HAGGERTY lYlAJS I DAllY Ptl.OT John Alderete (20) and his Estancia teammates open tbe CIF Dlvtslon IV boys soccer playoffs Saturday afternoon agaJmt host Servile. . ~ CDM GIRLS SHUf OUT OF DMSION IV PIAYOFFS •Despite bemg ranked in division's Top 10 poll all season, at-larg berth not forthcoming for Sea Kings. lhllllY F IJ!MI" 3-6-1 m the rugged s~a View League · Thus, CdM ( 11-6-1) WdS shut out of consideration as on at- large candidate·, bad news Khoury delavered at a team me ting Monday. "We though t we had a good hot at 1t, but, to be honest, it's not hocking to me.• Khoury 58ld. "But it' very unfair. l look a t CIF a1 the B,ig Dance and I think they should Invite the t>eit teams. We're ddnitely oae of the top 32 teemt, *"'8 we were ranked in the 1bp 10 all yeu. We wwe .ranUd No. 5, No. 6 and ....... ,) No. 9. u. teem .. tblil mD1 git Jn• lbe pi9y· olfs, what's the purpose of rank· ing teams at allr Few could argue the viability of CdM's postseason chances, particularly the No. 2 seed in Division JII (1,.aguna Hills), the No. 3 seed m OiVlSlon 11 (Wood- b ndge), as well as playoff e ntrants La Qwnta and Uruver· Slty. The Sea Kings have wins over Laguna Hllla,•1.-0, Univenl- ty, 1-0, and La Quinta 6·1 (liter· ally calling off tbe dogs ln • acorelesa MCOnd balf), u Well u a tie ageimt Woodbridge. Plve Of CdM'I lbl a.a. CMae 9IJ&lnlt El Toro (twlee), Woodbridge, and Sabta ~artta (twice), tHIDI ranbd lblld. elgbtb aDd ...... .NSPK~ tbe malt --o.Dgl poll. "There's a lot of weak teams who finished in the top three in their league, and we struggled in the Sea View, which I believe ls the toughest league in the county,• Khoury said. There is relief in sight, how· ever, as CdM lS set to e nter the Pacific Coast League ne xt yMr. "With the exception of (senion Meghan Bryan a ncl Kebey Clark), our whole team l i'etui'ning and with the addition ol 10me quality freshmen, we're looking a t next year a1 the ~Of a djndty, • Khoury Mid. ·And um (lligblJ wW be our fuel." TbeN W"8 no at·large t8amJ acdipted ID the mp four CIP gitll c1t.._Uc1 aa1r aw were tn· mllaDltlldGDV • . ti .Dai~enot .tl SPORTS HALL.OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Estancia •A classic utility player, Estancia High product is one of most enduring to play the game of baseball. n 11 u l\tm Dt ... , Tiere a.re days when 1111 Rich Amaral looks back on Ins career and considers himself the luckiest man on tbe fare of the earth. There are dtlys when Amaral prepdres for spnng trammg the old-fashioned way. taking pld}1ul swings m the street Wlth the neighborhood kids and keeping baseball d little boy's gtlme There are days when Amarcd. once the oldest rookie in the major leagues, n .. 'Ccills those frustrating nunor-league moments in 1989 when he temporarily reltred, only to return to the held a week later after encouragement from his wife, Michele. the Yankel!s m the d1v1sional '>enes) "I had to make a decision and the Onoles are a fu'Sl·cldSS organization. When t1 guy like myself is a free. agent. who knows where you'll end up? My bdrgaining power's not hke Albert Belle." Amaral, who has gamed enshrinPment into the.Daily Pilot's M1llooruum Sports Hall of Fame, got a break m 1993, after , spending 10 years m the rrunor leagues, mo~tly at Douhle-A Amaral was m camp With Seattle as a second baseman, battling then-highly touted rookie Bret Boone, who was expected to assume the everyday JOb. But Piniella felt Boone wasn't ready for the big leagues and wondered about this guy named Amaral, c1 veteran who had beaten au the bushes m the •It's amazing that I'm still playmg but l don't feel olcl, • Amaral said. ·sut when I Estancia's Rich Amaral minor leagues. "Looking back, look around and see how mdDy players don't pldy at this age -how they fade away and here l am at age 36 with a two-year contrnct and still m the big leagues -I feel redl lucky." Amaral, a former E~tanoa High and Orange Coa t College standout who made a friend of every teanunate, is starting over -ma way. After eight years with the Seattle Mariners (mcluding six full season ), Amaral signed as u free agent m the off-~ason with the Baltimore Orioles, which will allow the speedy utility man to play every home game at his favonte ballpark (Camden Yarcls). Like many Munner tans, Amaral expected to remain m Seattle as long as Lou Piruclla was manager. But the organization decided to go in n different direction and allowed the club's sixth-greatest base stealer (Wlth 97 in his career) to leave, •J kind of thought I'd be there, too,• he said "But you don't know what happens behind closed doors. • 1 was lucky to be the re for as long as I was. I saw a lot of people come and go and I stayed iii Seattle a long time. I was there when we were dir1, when w. w...-nothing, tWn lt turned out to be • pretty :aOod btlleball towD (Wiien tbe MUtnen • N9d.s tbe ,.....llClft for the ant lime iD ™and •boCUd I got really lucky,· Amaral said. "J was going up and down between the Mariners (and Tuple-A Calgary m 1991 and '92). But the next year, Lou Puuella's fust year, Bret Boone was the prospect and.was gomg to be the second bdseman, and most managers would have stuck with that. "But Lou likes to take chanc s. I le f eJt Boone wasn't ready and said, "Hey, let's look al this guy and give him a chance.'· r So I owe Lou a lot for doing that. because ho could've stuck with the pro pect, but he decided to stick wtth me.• Amaral, who played mostly ip the Chicago Cubs' organizution in tho mmors. didn't ma his cue when the bell rang Ul '93. A!> Seattle's starting second ~seman on' Opening Day, Amaral, at age 31 the oldest rookie in the ma jon that season, went 3 for • with two RBis. By the '93 All-Star Game, Amaral was hitting .292 and fl.nished the season with a club-leading 19 stolen bases. "When I got the chance, I got off to a great start, and that's what you have to do to stay . around in the big l11gum, • he Mid. •vou don't get tbmt many chanC81: •• Amal&I a1lp played, ~ bU9&111 atUCLA ........... --....... ,.,.. A.11-.AaW+. ,..__ __ ,....,._ 1113. _o_oi~'r~P~i10_1 ____ .;,.._ __________________ ~-----J----.-:...-~~'~~:.::.,jJ><!~·:....::~}4=-=~~S=--~--------~~------~--~---~--~t=~=sday.~.f~abuo:.;..:;:.~~16~·~·999...:..:........:..7 , .. UOP· HALL OF FAME HOUSES MCGAVREN Looking back on Damn f\kGav1en, C lass of '42. T h r 1' lin< ht c ltr-cr in nwny ol~! t1Udrh.!I') of I fAthor I h,9h . with il dt>ywe of J>c~ahve 111 ws aliout one-time tra< k star Ucll<.>n f\frGavr1•111 Clc1S!; of '42. 00f~ dt<;C)l)<;llfe j<; that thP Im mer 111udln and C'li!siy pole v,1ultN has returned to Newport B<•.1ch -evith ht'> wUt• Jean dfter . tcu~ing four C'hiJdn•n:Michecl, $tovf!n, Dilrt'O Puhic·k ontl Marilyn. · Anti d fricntl hds unv~ilc<l nc>Ws that McUavrera hds l>tH.m mduttecl into the AthJett<.: l lall of · Fame ul the Univer..1l}' of Pacific in Stockton. The <:elehrntaon took plcJ <' dt uie 16th unnuaJ prugram at \ c, Spanos Center. l le wus saddcnPd on his rf:>tum to the area to learn of the i><1'-~mg of three·timc Costa Me<;a Mr1}0f Alvin Pmk.Jey. ·we w1U really miss Pink.' . I le ui:.ecl lo let mf' rPact the metgrl7.IDPS in the dmq slort'. rwver charged us for 'overs17Pd' rmlk shdkC?s and wa<; alwayc; there for a kid in trouble.• c:aid McGavren. "PeoplP hke 'Pink' ure intJ>lUcedhle. • Mt;Gavrcn, whu was sharp at spon1 editing clurinq prep years for tnP ~chool pd(Wr nncl Y'•arhook, also helped bolster a popular cheer leadin!l group. that induded Beverly Clair. Jean Glllolt and Donna Stanley. Some? oldtimeJ.s may recall thut.Oonnie Smith and ~ k< 1dvren tied at 12 feet even for the p<1le vault record in '42, Cheerleaders Daren McGavren and cheerleaders (from left) Jean Elliott. Donna Stanley and Beverly Clair. but Smith jacked it up two more inches in the final meet of the year. Although both athletes sometimes had to grope and struggled With the old bamboo poles for some years, McGavren bolstered his mark to 13 feet at Pacific. He opened a New York office in 1958, becoming the nationaJ company now known as the lnterep Co., wb.tch represents 1,400 radio stations throughout the United States. • This comer was cheered to hear from a tine gentleman named Bill Butler, who is a native of New York, but now calls Newp0rt Beach home. A recent Pilot story on the 1941 Harbor High football team aroused old collegiate memories when he was attendiilg Anzona State with the late Manuel Muniz, an second-team All-CIF tackle on the championshlp '42 Harbor High grid team Butler Sc1ld, ·1 attended Anzona State from 1947 to ·49 and 'Manny' Muniz was the . 'BMOC (Bag Man on Campus).• Muniz was a rugged 6-foot-2 tackle who weigheo 210 pounds on the Sun Devil football team for four years. He was named to a Little All-Amenca football team and was prompted by the New York Gidnts to try out for the · · pros Bad knees prompted him to decline. At any rate, Butler said, ·1 came out of the Navy and New York Caty on the G.l. Bill and I eueuc NOTICES J 1 PUBLIC NOT1Cl8 11 Puauc NOTICES I I PU1UC ~ I I ~ tmiCts I BSC8038 • Tt111 business Is con-Rctltloua Buaineaa dueled by. an 1ndNidual 92801 NOTICE OF ducted· by. hllsband and Name Statement Have V91.1 atartect''dOlrilll I~ C<>mrmnty care • • PETITION wile The IOlloWlng periota bu511lell yet? No Rea°'-lrces. Inc., (CA), Have you 11arted doing are doing bu5•neu u Randy Poulaoo . 10031 Crallet Dr .. Hunt· TO ADMINISTER btisinf'n yet? No Hugos & KtsHz 270 e Thia statement was t!i.d lngton Beach, CA 92646 ESTATE OF: T110 Segundo FrtMtas 17th S1 •3A. eoita Mesa with the County Cleril ol Thia business is ooo· STANLEY P. Thi$ 5tatament was !tied CA 92627 ' Orange County on 1·22·99 <Svcll<I by a CO'l>Of&hon PETERUN v.11ti thf> County Clerk of tma~s & Evervtt11ng • 19"6711otll H1111e you staned dotng CASE NO A195286 Or1ngoCounty011H1-99 LLC (CA) 270 e l'lthSt' DailyP1lo1Jan 28,Feb buslnessyet?No To au heir• banal! 1~n9993 ,311• Costa Mesa CA 2. 9. 18. 1999 T275 1maoe Community care. c1ar1es creditors cont Daily Poot Feb. 9, 16. 23. 92627 ' FIC1itloua BualneH wResou1 rpces: .... ~t·· ~8f'O ' ' March 2 1999 T306 Thi b , · -ft N s•-t t els. """"'" 1nyen1 C:red1tnr<1, end per• • s us.neu 1s _,,. ame .. emen This statement was ltled ~ons wtlO may otherw1H duc;led b'J um1ted Llablbty The following persons with tile County Clerk ol be Interested In the wlll or Flctltloua Susi-•• ~. ...,. ....... are doing business as. Ontnge Counly on 1.s-99 051118. or bolh. of. .... nove you Stan"" ....,.ng The Collection of Balboa 19996nlM6S STANLEY P PETERLIN Neme Statement buSIOeSs yer? No Island, 332 Manne Ave . D p F b 2 9 6 · A PETITION FOR PRO The loOowing pe1$0f\S Images & E119ry1hlng, Balt>oe Island, CA 92662 ~ dot e T 1 • BATE has been hied by are dOlng business as LLC, Knsty Gladding, Man· Jane L Hayes, 332 23,:i 1 ft~ B I 280 STANLEY reTERUN In Costa Mesa Mobile Es· ager Manne Ave . BalbOe Is· C1 IOUS us ness the Supertor Coun ol ean. tlllll!!I, LLC. 327 West 'rhts statement was hied land, CA 92662 . Name Statement forn1a. Couf'lly ot OR· Wilson, eo.\a Mesa. CA with tf\e County Cle"' ol Thia bullnMs 11 con-The lollowing l>Ors<>ns ANGE! 92627 Ofange Coun'l on 1 ·22-99 ducted by. al'\ 1ndivid\lal are dOtng t>usness as THE F'ErtTION fOR C.OSla Mer.a Mobile E$· 11H1781104 Have you Started ~ Bottom's Up Boat Main. PROBATE filf~UHl!I ltlal 1a1 .. s, LLC. (WA), 408 Daily PilOI Jan 26. Feb buSlnul yet? No tainanoe, 109 1/2·341h St. STANLE< PETERLIN & P11uo LtdO. NewP-Ort 2. 9. f~. 1i99 T270 Jane L Haye• Newport Beach. CA 92663 LAUn1N PETERLIN be •P Baac.•1, CA 92663 .. u fictltlou• BualneH nu statement was ed Biyce Ogle 109,112·341h polntod H personal r-.ire· This bu$1neu 1s con-Name Statement with fle Courtly Clelil ot SI . Newport Beach. CA scn1<1ttves to admini1ter dUC1ed by Umtted l.iebibty Tne lollowlng pellOnt Ofenge County on 1·22·99 92663 II estate el the deeedonl Co are doina bulll'IHS as 199M711ot5 · TtG business is con- THE PETITl?f" requf!SIJ H11ve you Started doing PLAN A.Hl:AO. 203 Huot· Delly Pilot Jan 26, Feb d\Jded by an ln<JNidual me dOCedOnl a Wil and busineu ~t? V14 211199 mgton St. Hunttnglon 2. 9. f8, 1999 T276 Have you stal19d doing codlclls, II any. be admltlcd Costa Mesa Mobde Es· Beach CA 92648 i t>usNss yet? No IO prot>aie The Wll and tal'!S Cynthia oeeaun • Fictitious Bua MH eryc41 Ogie anv 00\J«:. lls are a1111ila1>1e Mana114'1 • ~a~::oo~·~~·L~i~: Neme Statement ms staiement was loled for uam.natlOn 1r1 the Ille Tlll6 f>laterrlent wu fded lnaton Beech CA 92648 Tho IOllow\ng person• with the County Oerl\ of i.erit bv ui. oourt wllh ttie County cre11c Of 'this business 1, con· ere OOlng bus1ne1S as OfllllQG County on 1·5·99 'THE PETITION requests 0r11oge CountY on 1 ·22·i.9 ducted b an tnd ~ 81 Mat11n Garaa· 1"9tnt496 aUlhor.ty 10 ll\Jmln1ster the 1"987810N Have ~ •tart~~ Land~caping. 1413 W De~y P110t Feb 2 9. 16, esl8te unnor the lndepood Oatty Pilot Jan. 26, Feb. business yet? No · Central A¥e , Santa Ana. 23, 1999 T281 eni Admlnl51ration of E.a· 2. 11. 16. 1999 T263 Bart)ara Austin·Loyd CA 92704 Fictitious Buaineaa 1110s Act (Thia Auth0r1ty -Thll S11ternen1 waa loled Martin Garde. 1413 w Name Statement Wiii allcw tho pe~onat "'P· flctltloua Bu1ineaa with the County Clerk of Cen1ral Ave., Santa Ana, The loUoWlng persol'\$ ~~:~t':~~t18~1~:;,i:~gy N•m• Statement 0111nge County on 1·22·99 C~~:7c::'usiness 11 con· are dotng busl!18ss as B I T loll 19096111108 d id 1 Bukets by Son111 court approvitl e ore 1'141 OWtng persons Dairi Ptlot Jan 26 Feb ducte by an lndt11 ua Pet one 109 112•341h laktng CGfta1n very lmpor-are doino business as. 2 9 6 1 ""9 · • T27t Have you 1tat1ed doing ' • <>~-C .. IMI actions, however, lhe JAVA WOOD 3535 E · • • H bu5ln1uye17Yes, 7-31·98 Street,Newport.....,ch, " per!Onal rtprt'8ntattves Coe 1 Hwy IS. Corona del Flctltlou. Bualneaa Mamn Garcia 9~ K P will 1>o required to gllle no· Mar, CA 92625 Name Statement Thit sl8tement wn filed 109 1~.34~~,S~reei8':=: 11<0 to Interested rerSOl"lt Terry Williams, 34 PaO( The lollowong pe~s With tne County Clerk ol POl18eac:h CA 92663 llfllcst !hey hc.\ve waived Crn$1, Newpon Coa5', CA ,,. dotl1Q business as Orange County on 1 ·22·99 -.._ • notice or constnled lo the 92620 TRESIOIO INTERIORS,· 10996781103 "IQ busmen Is 000· pftl9<>sed ar~ion ) The In· ThiS butlness 11 con· 2340 S.nll Ana Ave , 8A2., Dally Pilot Jan 26, Feb ~~ ~s=:'~ t.lep()nder.t ac1m1ll!atrat1on 111.tt•fl<I by an indlVldual Costa Mesa, CA 92627 2. 9 f6. 1999 T268 business yet? Vea mi\tlQNy will be granted ttave yoo startOd doing Ed~ M ~. 2340 fictitious Business 01 -05 99 • ul'llBU an lntorasttid V4H buS1nos~e17 No Senta Ana Ave., •A2, Neme Statement Sonia K Petrooe soo:a. :O~'~ i~ry5ta=~t ..... tiled ~ta M~~CA 9262~14 The lolk>v.ong persona TIU slatemenl WH rn.o ~ tit 1 _...._.... 'llllth lh Coullty Cle~ ol Conira,cy '· c• ore OOlria t>us1ness es w h the County Oertt ol ca~wtlytllecourt ......... .., Orn ,.._,ft"'onl·22~"" ert.ane, U$.lln, "BON VC5YAGE YACHT 0r'"""'"CountyC01·599 no1 oran1 the autnortty ......,. .. T "'" 92780 c .............. • .. .,.. ,_.,n"""'"' A JiEARANG on the poll· 199M711097 This bulinau IS con· SERVI E. 13 .............. m. 1.... .... ... tiOll >NIU be hefd on FEORU 0 1?y Pilot Jan. 26, Feb. du<:led by; an lndillkloat Rancho San.ta Margarita, Dally Piiot Feb 2 9, 18, ARY 25 11199 01 I 45 pm 2 9. 16. 1999 T264 Ha'le you Stal\ed doing CA 92688 23 1§09 T282 tn Oepl L 73 located ., 341 Fictltloua Business bU$11'8$S yet'> No h Enc M :~· 13 s~ FlCtitious Buslnu• TllO Cl!y D<lva SO\llll, 01 Name Statement E<l4th M Devlin ~~;·n1a ~c9:688 Name Statement o~. CA !12868 ,.. The lollo"'1ng peJSOOS Tracy L Pulslpher T~ll t>Uslriesa ,, COil• The foflo'!\'ing persons r YOU OBJECT to 111• 11,111 doinQ. busineas as: Thia stetemeot wu ll!ad ducted by an lndl\lidual are doing bu5tne5' as. grontlng ot the Pf!llllOO. you Group 9, .l09·B Marguente v.ith the County Clerk ol Have yoo ataned doing MileS10f'8 FiOancial Serv· sl'IOuld appear at the ho 1 .. .. ,. ............. Mar CA Orange County on 1·22·99 b -•-· 17 No as. 2102 Buslnesa Cen· Ing and 111111& your obfuc .... vv • """~-""" ' 1'9M781107 uE-oc:: r,,....... 1er Of, t115·H, IM/le, CA tlonS Ol Me wntten obJ c: '2625 Oallv Pilot Jan. 26, Feb. nc 1'""'' 92612 11ons "'"'h the court befoie Jvrie Mer .. John•on. 2 9 fs 1999 T272 Thi. stat ment waa Med Kelllfl Conwa Dills 201 y J~ B Marguerite Avp , • · ·~ w11h the County Cieri< ol 1Y 1 • me hearing our ep Corona dot Mar, CA 92625 Flctitloua BualneH orange count)' on I ·22·99 1'2 RIA>y St.. Balboa rare, poarancn may be'° peison Thlt bus11·111ss ta ex>n· Nam• Statement 1""711105 catif 92662 or by your attorney 1 ........... F Til4a business Is con-tF "f'OU ARE A CAEDI• t uc:IOf1 by an 1r ......... ual The IOllowing pe1'ont Daily Pilot Jan 26. eb ducted by, an lndtvk:lual TOR qr conhngeot crud•lor llavo you started doing are doing bullnau as. 2. 9, HS, 1999 T269 Haw ~ started doing ol lho decPased, yoo mmJt bt~~l:'JJ;~~es 5/88 I~~: ~~,:~rm~?· Flctltloua Bualneaa bo"ness yet? No 1111 your da•m With Iha Thia r;11111ement was l~ed •C319 Costa Mesa CA N•me Stetement Ke111n Ollis cour1 l'lnd mS\11 a ccpy to tile with the County Clerk ol 92626 ' -The lo110w1ng persona This atatement wai. l~ed Pf!rsoni1! represontnllves Om~ County on 1·22·99 Riehard Matthew 1<1no are dolna bustnea H with the County Clefll ol :~= ,n%1~!'Trom~~ 1"9678tOM 2855 Plnec:reek Or.: a) MELLO·ROOSc~' b.I Otange Cou~~~-2:~ 11ai. °'the """"'"ua~ <"f 2.~01rt.'~~-:n 26, ~~5 :~~· Costa Meu, CA ~~NTJ;.~Atii~s. io1c/ Dlllv PllOt Feb 2, 9~ 16. tette•a as prOVlded in Pro-Ficmloua BualneH This bu5lne11 Is con· Onoao onve, Suite 110, 23 1"9 r283 ~ 11~0:flffll:' ~:. Neme Stat.rnent dooed by. an lndMdual c&ta Mesa, CA 92827 FlctltlOua Bualness bor. Ha\19 you started dolr1cJ Pet9r M Plllcey, 537 Name St1tement wlll ~ ~~· J: ~~ ai!~~sal>!~ bUllneSs yet? No Newpo!1 Center Onwe. The lollOwlng persons = ~ ebolle ntw M~AKETING SERV-Rltl\Ard M King Ne~ Beacll. ~ 92116() are doing busln8s6 as YOU MAY EXAMINE lho ICES, 23762 Calle Tht statement v.u filed Tad!'~~· C.ltlomla Cu$.tom Cat rno.ept by the OOUl1 11 you G nadof, Mission Viejo. wilh Iha Couniy Cieri! of dUCIH vr an taf11d .....,... ca ... 329 N LondOo Pl , Im estod In CAld la 92691 Ofaoge Counlv on 1 22-99 ll\1'8 you • ......... Anahetm CA 92806 :: ~~you e~ay lilo we':~ Lee Haywood, 1'9M78110I blJt:~•uet~ Gary A0 Sal1}8f1l Jr. 329 WllhthOcoUrtt1Roq\lestlor 1110 N Citron St, •202 2 ~6P~Jan. 26·.f#a 1ni:'statemen1 was hied NCA~onoon2_ Pl, Allll im Spe I Notice (lorm 0 • AMhClrn, Cdfomla 92801 • • ' .,.,. lhe eounty Clerk of " ...,., tS4) ,1)1 tne llllOQ OI 11 tn TlllS bOalneN ls con· FICtltfOua Bualneaa O':no. Countv on 1•22•911 Thb bollnes' la con· vontory and appnitsa! of dUdoo by •11 fndMdual tUm• Stetement 111tt17810l4 ducted bV an 1nc11Vidult ostale et• OI Of My Ha¥9 you Star1ed dOirlg The IOllOW!ng P.81'00S Delly ~ao. Jao 28. Feb Hl\19 you lt4r1ed dOlng pol tlon Of llceoutll OI 1"11 llflU yet? No are ~ bullndt •• 2 II .. f8 '"9 T2n ~~ vr.' ~ Jr ~1'H&'~~ ~hit ~~:OO~ ~~~a!.:,.C: 'Fldtioui IUalMie This~ W.. filed IOf &pedal NotlC9 IOfm la with u,. Colirlty ~ of 92662 ' HMM ......,_,t wlll Iha County Ctetk ol avn •bit from 1'41 COUf1 Olange Co11oty oo 1·22·99 8renl Burnham, 325 The ~ persona Oivlga eount~;:s'.:!! der11 1 .... 11t10t Grind canal, Newport ant dolnO bultneU II I 1-. Attorney for the OlllUV Pl10t Jan 29, Feb 8ead'I CA 92882 PACIFIC CO~UNICA• ~tlol Feb e, '9 1&, Petttlon«: l, 9, ffJ, 1"9 T2ee Thia ' butlndl 11 coo• TIOHS. 319 ~terSt , 23 1 T21M m~~i1lt1~~~~~: FICttdOue IUi&liie ~ ~n,:=r~ ~:~ c~:i~~n SUPICNORAU_s.~!'T M 2.4012 CALLI OI LA ,._.. ...... illint buliNIU Pf? No ~ aire.t. 00918 rvn...,.... pt. AT A t TI • 4 I 0, The IOltowfng pettent 8*" 8ufNlMI Mela, Celll . -i1 ... COUN'fY Of LAGUNA HILLI, CA •nt dol1lil ~ ••· ma Nlemlnl waa llled Thia ~ .tt con ORANCll. M1 The INN M V LIOUIDATOAS, 1084 wtch fie County Clertl of dUQed by WI lndMdual CHy 0rtve, Poet Pulllllhtd Newport PHCtldOf ~Hewpot1 Oranglt Counlv Cln 1·22-91 Hew you •!Med ClolrlO Off1oe lo1 14171 Otactl " Mesa Dally Beach, CA 111111811• buelf*' yaC'? No ·Onnal. CA I PllOC FeblUllf)' 9, t&, 1~', 0:,::: fa::1•= ~Not Jin. Re, 1'W 'l::r"' A flub ~ .. ,l-fl'1 1* r .. m DIM,......., lwfl, CA 2.\i\'"' 1'21 4 """ -~ ~ '°' .. THI llAnM °' IC4 ~-9ll!IO ' .._ __ ••lll'IHI ~~an 1-IMI THI PITITIOM TO 11 N .. .. • TNf txlelfw la DOn" ...... •au"*"' ,...,_.. CMW ntm 11AM1 ........ , .... ,, dUUtd1»y.111ifdlldl181 llle IDllMiW __. OllwPI04""' .. ._ Oi LOYI LIOHt 1ftle ~ P8f'IOM .._. you ..... :."11 ~ ----.. I,·· 1!-mt 8'aL.I 1r;.=m:-,;;.TUM ~.z:.v ... ~ ..... ~\T " ..... •:::=• C..-10"'°"~ St'.AVICI tot s.utt'I fi*1ii 1 , ..... tied ~~CA --·· CW~.- Cltton ':!A.!!!.·•.•• ___ ..,..,. ~ ... ~ ~~ o.liiiiliiil ~--;..... 0-.:llfl ......... w ."';& c...--rwt =~ ~:::..CA:..-1.rt.. •• i; ..... I --.or.•1111. ..UT~ LCM heard Anzona State was a playground and an easy degree. Mora wa a good hie.nd vu1 his days in 5Chooling at OCcidental College. And onginal Los Angeles Chargers tar quarterback Jack Kemp was Oxy's quarterbcsck at the time, SIDl lLINES , l had one da with MuniL and he was very enous al)out · education. PerhflJ>S he influenced me to go back to New York Uruversity and get serious." He could eaMly prove the populdnty of Muniz with a piclWC Of hun reigning as th~ king at Lhe '48 I lomecoming te livities Ul Tempe along with QuP.en Betty Glochetti. Thomas carrie!> high regard for Mord. "He was a good guy wtlh real class,• he said. "I IP referred to Mora as onP of the . toughest "prac:bce players" he ever tnet. And a portion of one '48 grid program noted U1at one of the college's 'top off~ns1ve star. was Wilford (Whizzer) White of Mesa, Ariz. rntercsting to note that the "King and Queen• business m those days around some colleges were not always like the teenage prep business out of high school. One reason was attributed to many older veterans returning from the military out of World War 11. It lS also interesting to note that Thom'as' prep coach at Harbor High was A1 Irwin and that d major banquet spokesman hwm once invited to a Tar gnd banquet was Jordan Oliver, who became a coach for Thomas al Oxy. Another small world item. • Along that line, tt ls lalr to mention that two former Harbor High connects, one-time Tar Coach Don Lent, and one-wne H~bor-High player Glenn Thomas once served as head coaches at Magnolia High tn Anaheim. Thomas served for three years at Magnolia after a year under Herb Hill at Loara. He would go on lo coach at Fullerton JC for 23 years, ttnd after d :.pan of some 34 years of coaching. retired a year ago Muniz was a WWII veteran and married with two children by the time the •4a t lomecorrung came around. Hence, he had no connection with Queen G1ochetti. Lent WdS a longtime ~uccessful coach at Magnolia before tak.iny the rems at Newport ln 1971-73, succeed1ng Ernie John on. • Someone once asked If any pro Jootball coach ever had any conhection with CO!>"tcl Mesa That would be tough to drum up, but a present pro coach who directed the New Orleans Saints for years -J~ ?\.1ora -once owned and lived lll a house m Costa Mesa. I• AGE 40 SQ 60 $2,000,000 SUPl .I{ 11 1{~1 1.11·1 10-Yr. Term 20-Yr. Term 3.0-Yr. Term~ $1,180 $1,375 ,__..., $+,583 $2,735 $2,915 • $7,317 - $6,8~5 $11,349 $25,960 The word came to us from fonner Harbor High gndder Glenn Thomas. Preferred non-tobacco annual rat(k-; CA l IC • l\.l.F857 MCM Financial Group (949) 720-8460 .' I POBUC NOTICES 11 PUBUC NOTICES,.; 11 NIUC NOTICES I I P08UC NOnc&a I I PU8UC MmCll I LIGHT BUCKLE HAS/ Fictitious Bualneaa NOTICE buSlnest yet'> No Rctibous Bualneu HAVE FILED A PETITION Name Statement INVmNG BIOS Howard l.Jwanag Name Statement FOR AN ORDER TO The followlng persons The Orange County Sani· Thl$ 11a1emen1 w .. s llled The following persons CHANGE NAMES FROM ara doing buu1ess as. talion District, CaMornia, w11h the County Clerk al are doing bus"18$$ as LOVE LIGHT BUCKLE 1'0 Video Simple, I 058 Wiii recaw. ffli.d bldl un• Or11198 Coun~~~i~::., ProManage, 2052 New· RACHEL JOfllOAN Townhouse Or., Costa Ill Tue~ay, aqrch 2, 19" 0 ~ Pil"" Feb 9 16 23 port Slvd . #224 Costa It 1s hereby or08fad that Mesa, CA 92627 at11:00 p.m. Bids must be a "' · • ' Mesa, CA 92627 all pertons lh!erutod io Charles Brown, 1058 reoaiVed at the Oiitoc:O Mar l999 T295 Donaid Alar'I Pl1111f. 2411 thla matter appear before Tov.nhouse Dr., Colla Purchasing Office by the ffrtltloua Buahieaa Vt8 Marina. Newporl this court lo Department Mesa, CA 92627 dale heretnabOllo let forth, ., S.ach. CA 92627 No. 703 of the Orange Tilts ~uslness is COfl• at wtl!Ch hme they wlff be Name Statement Thi$ business 1s oon County Sup111or Coun a1 ducted by an indt11idual publldy opened and ei<· The 10110,..tno persons dueled by an lnd<vldUal the addrus shown above Have you staned dOlng am1ned al the 01s1nct are dOlng t>USiness as · Have you s1arted dOlng on 3·2, 11199, at 2 o'cloek bullneH vet? No Pureha..s1119 01tlce 10844 CO~n Thol'f\as Reat1y, bullOIKs ~ett No pm and then and there Cf\a11es Bro....n Ellis A1181lue, Foul'\raon VIA· 2215 Port Carlis• Ntw· Donald A.Ian Pfaf! shOW cause. II any they Th11 •tatement was Iliad ley, Ca lomia for the lol· POl1 Beacti. CA 92660 nu uaterneot wu hied have, why the pet1ti00 IOf with Iha County Cleril o1 lowing COrtlin Soott Thomes, with ltle County Cleni. Of ct\ange o< MfT\e should not Qfange County on 1.2g.99 PARTS FOR 2215 Port earns , Nao¥· 0qnge County on 2·•..Q9 be granted 19"6781820 WINKLEPAESS SIZE s port Beach CA 92660 19"67'"'6 11ls lunher Ofdoted that a DaO>( Piio. Feb 2 9 16, TYPE 81 BELT PRESSES Thia busineu Ir; con-[)ally Pllol Fee 9, 16 23 copy of !his oroor to ~w 23. 1999 1289 FOR PL.ANTS 1 l 2 ducted by an •ndlV~ Mar 2. t999 T296 cause be~ In NBI STATEMENT OF SPECl~T1104N NO. Ha\19 you started OOlt'O F1-lotoua Bual.,... COST.. SA D'"'LY Pl ....... ou11ne1s yet? vu, ....... ,... "' • WITHDRAWAL FROM Sealed b1cU nlU$I bo 10-02-11e Name Statement ~~ ~~~~: PARTNERSH1P submitted on~ torrn sup-Corbin S Thomas The lollow\no peraons tNa ~ • .W..st.Clnce a OPERA TINO UNDER ptted 1>y the [)jstrld In ac> nu 'tatement was filed are doing buslneU as wllelt for tout a:>MeCut1119 FICTITIOUS cord an c e w 1th a 11 wtttt Iha COumy ~ ol Cenier of Balenoe lr1d wMh P!IOf 10 tile day ol BUSINESS NAME s>rCMSions ot Iha 5'*fl • Onlnge Count~:-. 2·5-et 11amiony, 2521 Ora~ the tieaung. me rottowong peflOfl has cations Specd'ieatloni, bid 1 712511 Ava., Ai>I A·2, Co5 DATE: JAH 20, 19" wlttldrewn H • general blanlls and lurtherlnlonna· Dal!v PllOI Fat> 9, 16 23. Me. CA 92627 JAMES A. JACKMAN, partner from the partner-tJOn may be ot.latned at the Mar '2. 1999 Tm Brad Lee Wood 25.21 JUDGE/COMMISSIONER shl 11pg unde< the aboYe addreu, te•ephone Ofange AVti ADI A 2, OF THE SUPERIOR ..J:::.Sineu name ol (71411162·2411. Fictitloua Buaineas Costa Mesa CA 92627 COURT ~ R8ft A car al Pubtlahed Newpott Name Statement 'fh!S bUSlneH II con- LOVE LIGHT BUCKLE, 1 S.ach Biil '5 Hunt· Beach-Costa Mau Da1pt The fOllowltlg person . duc:rild DY an ifldMClual 227 OGLE ST B COSTA ing1on Beach CA m..a Pilot February 16. 1999 are<bng llu&lness IS ~ you :::ec1 dOinQ MESA. CA 92627.J809 The Fac»t.OU. BUSIOeSS T308 PatrlcTa'a Trea.ures, 8 ~ yel Publlshed lllewpor1 Name referrvd to abo'le cna1685839 1370 Logan. llF, Co$1ll Thri: ~~ ...,,85 flied Beach· Costa Mesa Dally was hteo in Olange Counry NOTICE TO Mesa, CA 92626 wltti the Coun"' Clert.: o1 Pilol January 28, Febluary on 8·2·96 FILE NO. CREDITORS OF Monte Charle' Salot, Ortfl98 Count1/0n 2·5-Stll 2• 9. 18· 1999 T259 19~91718 BULK SALE 30122 Niguer Rd , Apt 19995782515 Fictitious Buaineaa Full Name and Address Escrow No 61 6708-08 108. Legul'\a N.gue~ CA oa ry PllOI Feb 9 16 23 Name Statem.,,t ~~~ P~~nc:':'g~~~'! Notice 11 h~r•l>y given to 92679 ~ 2. lfi9 ' 1291 Tho IOllowing per5on1 H.g'hndga Rd , #4, Rancho creditor~ of the wlth•n This bur>•ness is con· FlctltlOus Buaines• are dOlng bu$rle11 as: ll'alol Verdes, CA 90275 named seller thal • bulk dueled by en •ndlvi<luat Heme Statement Schtavello Sales USA, Maji<I Janaraghi seJe 15 abOUl to be !Tiide o1 Ha119 you started doing The follOWing Pt!ISOn$ 3333 West COllat HtQhway. T~ s1a1emen1 was filed the use11 described business ye«? Yea, 1·15-99 era OOing bvginec:s as Suite 300· NewPOrt Beactl. with tne CountY Ctet1i. of belOw. Moote SalOt '"-"' Btislers, 2.790 HartlOf Caloforma 92663 0,. n g e co u n I Y on The names and bt.1~11 This statement was """' Blvd Suite 2e1 . Costa Artrcies of Jncorporarion 01•29 99 ad0res.M4 Of the .eUer ••• With the Countt Cter11> ot Mew CA 92626 Number Alt 2037315 1.........,7811129 LMBS Holdings 111 CafilOf· Or&n91 Coun1t,~~59910 ... _..,.., Ha--r • .,...,., Wcst• Jacobsen W111. Inc., (CAI ...... Ml ral rtner"1ip ., ""'"' '""" .... ..., 3333 w Coast HQ, Dally Pilot Feb. 2, 9. 16 gene pe • De~ Pilot Feb 9 16 23. o~ Piece Co$1a M SI .,....,, N-..vut 23 1999 T290 2430 Newport Boulevard .. 6. • 1999 TJOO CA 92626 e ~. .~...... • Co!>la Mesa, CA 92627 ...... This bullnes$ IS con- CA 92663 Flctltloua Business The locabOn in Calilomla csuaect b an individual 0~ by 8 ~'!u:"" Name Statement 01 the d'liel eQQ!tJve otta • Have you stariocs doing Tha ••"'lstrant com· T!IG following persons ol the sellei Is same 85 ,. tlu5lneSs yet7 No • are doing bUsinMa 8' above uood Job• Andy Harter menctld 10 tramaci bu Peahc Bell PCS St<n, As led by lrll Miier. rellablt a9'Vlc:ea This statemern was ness undet' the llctlllous 503 N St.eta Colleoe 8111!1., other OUS\n8n eno Wltt'1 "11 eountv Clerk oi ~.~ rw:. ~1; F r1on, CA 92831 eddr&S68S used by the lntereatlng &hlngt Orange eoun:y on 2-6-99 Jac:obsen Witt. Inc , J~ P ta Wireless uo sellef wltnin thr~,. '° buy l MMTWl• Witt. Pmldene (CA). 2710 KeMn A¥9~ be1or• !he dat I Oa!!V PllOt Feb 9 1e 23 ttu s• toment 11waa roiQO 11~ '::::;..C: ~:6~ ~~t NON~ '0 Iha II'• aJ1 "*' Mai 2. um T29S wtth tt1e County Oerll ol ouctod by 8 ~Md pen. The names onc1 C>u5itlen fNety day Orange CoutltY on I "22·99 04mhlp addte"81 ol rtoe buyer art: In ,.. ___ ........... 1"'"781081 Have you atarted ~ f>rakash M Joshi •ncl ...,.._,,19\1 Law ollic 'al buslne$s yet7 No Ha•shadbala P Joshi. M2.a678 S111~11n C(t"91borly, Bums Wuelea tne. ;Qen· 5670 Pic1'50 Drtve, Yort>e One Newpol1 Pl ce. ,,., partner Pacific. W11e· Linde. CA 92887 1301 Dov•. Sttttol Sulla '-" Lid ~~ Burl\5. The &SS.Ii IO be-*' •re 1----...... --.. 040. NawPOl'I Boaeh. Cd· Pfuldent descrft>ed 1n general ea lornla 9266().2473 Thia &lalltnenl W85 filed FYrn1-J1•. F1JlUr11S, and Dairy Pilot Jan :26. F~b wttfl the County Clerk of Equtpment and a,. loceted 2. 9, f8. Hf99 T281 Of8flge County on 1-19·99 at 2430 Newpor1 Bl\ld' -Flct tioua ua neaa 1'9N780734 Cos11 t.!oee. CA 92e27 l .. iiiii_.liii Nem• Statement O.Uy PilO< Feb 2. 9. 16, Tile buJll'Mlll name USed MCtFIC YlllW T/1e loltow'\ng perflOOii 2J 199~ T291 bytheMlleretlllfttlocalion MEMONAL MAK a1 dOinO tiuslOOss aa JP'a T~:'~._.. date at ~-~t.,., • u-....u__, of Newport OGactt. 3450 ,... .............. ......,,,. _, ~· _, vra Oporto, Nev.port Flctttloua BualneH the bul le " M.lrch I, Chapel • Ctemetory Beach. CA 92ft63 Heme St•t•ment 1999 at the oinc. ol Fidelity . 3600 Pacific~ Dri"1lt Erllt Ramuson 64 Whit• The lolloWlng persons ~rry. ~ =~ ~ 8-::tl cap Lane. Nfwpott Coa , are "°"'° boSlneU as: .. ---.. .-........ ·1700 CA 92657 Fab-Tec. 835 5oa9u11 Ste 310 N8WP0'1 ....,...,., _. Wdluun Ram&ton, 1'3 l.o,. tC201, Newport CA 92660 . It-:==~===~ Hol!St r Ranch, Ga •• Beacn, CalifOrnla P2663 nu bull IS Wbfeet PlllCI 11 IW CA Q I 17 _,,,.. Danoy L Haw O$Or'I IQ Calltornia UnllOnn Com· ... I ••••• _ ... Thb wstn ss it oon· 835 Seagull Ln, 1C201, mercial cooe Section --. •••~' dUCtflO by a geMral pan• Newpofl Beath, Cal I 6106 2 Mortu.ry * Chaipef nerstilp m:t l1 so sutJ!ec;t tt name er.m.uon Ha..a vcu 1tartDO doing Tiiis busifleas Is oon-eno addr O! IN penon bUSlneSS ye1? No dueted l:IY an lnCIMduat "' wtiom CS.ms ma be 110 &olKJwey En\ Rameson The reglttrent com· I kid Matttl t, t , Cos~ MeM Thls ataiement riled ~ IO V8nUGI t>osl· RdelttyNatloN •3001~ M2·9180 Wlltl the County Q n. or neu Under m. anoci Cotnpany ·• ...,..... Orange 0ounry an 1·22-911 busineae name 0t narnea s Ste i10 N9wflOl1 1MM781Cll7 l'Jt«t •bollo on 211/99 O.aCh CA :?*· D Daily Pl1ot Jin 26, Feb 9tMY l Ha~ 8WM arid the SI CIR for f ns omlUMB I ASNON 2, 8 f 6, 19'9 TK2 Thia atlttfMnl was filed lilir\Q Clalmuh .. be Mirth Wlltl ttll COun(y Clel1i; of 8, 1999, -1lldl IS 1h9 tJull. Flcttttoua Buetnee• Orange eoiwv ;0r1 2 1 ~ ,,... day Mtote me .... HMM ~t 1MM181t'7t Clelt ~ eb011W "Affordable Th9 lollOWlng pe!Mln& PilCll Feb I I 8, 23. 0a'9<1 Ftbrva~I, I 9" ~= ,.,. r~ =··=" CA ....... 9blU&•#t BMdl.CO.ta Maaa ~ .S¥neroy " in. 1"' ~ ~ PllOt F.orutry 1e, 19" \ltllllmerii E~. LLC, a1t1 ~ b'8INla • 1301 !CM.), eeo ~Oen· "'=' ~~ ~~ Ftolllla•.,... 111 .. , •100. ~" a.oh, ...... c.lfomlll 11827 .......... .. CA 92980 CY'll!!t "9llf\ HlniOn. The ~ pMCN '""" bUliflU• t1 con-no 1... 1"" .. ,..... .,. .,._..,.... • dudetl l»y: \,lmlle(I ~ Coe• ...... C8llfom!la ~. 518 wtlle co..........: .-.-.... llN7 c.i...:;i:,J°"CO... ._..... ~---· .,.,.. ~ .. con-~ ~~ :S.:-C..~-Stilf= me. • c-. F.-. --.:;~ i':=:-~::~ •:: .... .::! .... ~ 9e;_·== JU.. ' - Alternadve" Discount C.aSket, Orematlona Burial Service Why Should you subjeet yourself a your family to ~ ~ pl'l<.U for TaUllre:tl a l?Pl 8 Tu s.c:.loy, f ebr1JOry 16, I 999 BSCe039 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: ELAINE DEMOND • CASE NO. A195n2 1 o u hells, t; 11el• c;1anes c1ed1lors cont· mgonl croo•ors and pt1r sons ¥ttlo may o Ir Of In the"" Of 1a1 or l;IOth. 01 ELAINE O(MOND A PETlTION FOR PRO DATE s b n 1100 by ERIC 0 RASMUSSEN In lh Su nor CoUrt OI C&li· lorn e County 01 OR ANGE THE PETITION FOR PROO.A.TE requests Vlat ERIC B nASMUSSEN be ·~ l!()jOIOd at P f$00 I r p 1 $0flta!iv lo acttnlrnrer IN! flta•e ol uio uo«idefl\ 1H PETITION roqu f.IS u d OOIJ n11 WU arid 00d1UI:. \I &PY llo adm•tred to prub.:itu l llO W I a1 KJ unv c:od1<:11a a111 av11•labte lor e.:arn11)8tion in lhe l~it k 1pl by lhe (l(IU•1 THE PETITION 1er1Uest& auttiooty 10 'a'lmtnisrer thf eMar1t undtll' the lndepen<f· trit Adrntnl$U&llort of Es· tares ACI (TM; Autoonry will ol ow trio pe1i;on111ep rescnuiuve 10 I&•• many acroons v..11ioo1 bbl ning coCJrl apr.iroval Belo1e 1ak1nu wnatn 1rory lmpor· tant 11ct1ons, h!lwever, tne personal rcpresenrarave ir .. 1 .... 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I Ill I fl 11111 RIAL ESTATE FOR SAU RIAL 15TATE UNTALS 1 -as 101 -216 STARTING SERVICE DIRE Cf ORY ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. 400 . 412 ANEW ~~ ~~ BUS/NESS?? &---";.A,.,-~ ................ I lie I egal /Jtpartme11t ut tilt Daily Pilot is pleastd tn a"'ruunct 1111tw .senict 1ww a1ailable to new businesses. n ..... ill 11ow .\HARCll the 11amt' for you al ~io extra cl1argt, a11J rn~·e you tilt time 11nd the trip lo the (""rt llotl\e in Sa111a Ana. The11, tJf co11r.'ie, a}ftr t/11 '"""Ii H ct>mpleteJ we will jilt> your fictitious b11si11esr name .ttatemc11t wiJh tlie ( mml~ ('/erk, pub/ifh t'Jnce a wuk for four wuks as required by law mu/ lhtn fill' vmu pro"/ <>f publicatitm with the Cou11ty Clerk. . /'if'aH ''"" by to jilt your fictitious business staLeme11t at tlte Oaily Pilot, 330 n: Ila~· St,< o\ta M ew. If you cannot stop by, please call uf of (9-19) 642-4321 c111tl ~·,. M 1/1 makt arrangtmtnts ft>r yt>u to handle this procedure by mail. If JOU \lwuld ha~e a11y furtlru que~tifms, please call u~ and we ~·ill be 11wrt than gl11d tn ani\t J""· Good luck in your new busi11es<; ! ·1.~ Dail .~Pilot ....... """~' "'" Wedd ing x rf SHOWCASE! 7his c )/ioaJcase JJubf/shes 7<?6/·uary 17, 1999. f}ooh·here for al/ //Je rerour · '7 you 11eecf lo jJ!a11 your spec/a/day/ \I \, "'I'"" BIHi & Ill·\ .... l lnde .. 420 MIRCHANDISE FOR SAU 430 • 46• 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLD!! Showcue Homes for Sale ln our 5aturday Real Es1a1e Supplement! Homes of the Week Oi5Pav MS Stal!. &t ~ $151 Deart ts T.ucsdav al fiPIA Ooen House ll~ $15 OeaMoC Ttlirsoay 5P'M II Pays to Ad11ert1se In the Best Local Real E~tato SeGtlOn CALL TODAY!! LISA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574·4249 * V.A * $0 DOWN• 50 MOVE4M Ff!EE COUNSELING FREE Litt ol HOMES HUDNA REPOS 1 ·800-723-6857 VETERAN REAL ESTATE FREE 0 C, HOME HOTLINE BUYERS & SELLER 24·HAS 9•9 472·1444 IH;,sllJ(J by Mt)uf l(Jfl21l 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR VACAKT TOW~HOt.IE LOWEST PRICED 3Bl!mi in COrOl\l oet M r Out ot area se l!f says s Ell IT 'TOOAYI Largo3Bdrm A lamlly r noom ~ Dul PRICED 1000'S LESS lhan t3'1 $ I 000 M co Oller KOLAR 6 CO. 949 376<6576 10 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA 32 HOUSES/CONDOS . 'FOR SAL! NEWPORT HACH 65 LOTS/LAND FOR SALE 105 APTS BALBOA PENINSULA Front Window OcllJln View ?bf 1b11 l p 2 c r QM laundly $1!1SO'm0 Avo1I now I bi:.<;~ 10 ocean 949 ~SN49t. 110 APTS COSTA MESA 122 APTS IRVINE 132 • APTS NEWPORT BEACH I Hit 21Hl 1111 • .m u " 1t1. " t I :zoo. .U10fl \\11,11.l lmn11nfl fnr11l r K pru I• f; I llje ""· 110 pelJi 155HOUH~ IAL=D Mor c:ommoolY knowfl 2033 Bay51do Drive, CorQnil 061 Mar, Cc; omla Tetm1 ol 501 atu c:ast1 In lawful tnOMY ol the Unltad States upan c:onl1rma!IOfl oc sare or part ca h and balance upon well terms Bild O(llJdltJOllS OS r O- cep1ab • IO lllG per&O(lll JtPUllOllClllMI OJds Of ol lers IQ be In wutlng p1ld wl» be received al tho BIOleS Id offiOO Ill any htne asller the l1rs1 publtcahon tter•ul and before 11a1e ol aale DATED February 4 1999 /ti KENNETH J CUMMINS, Spectll Ad• mlnl1tretor of the C1t11t of Alctt L. Ao:rar, Dec• den I Altomev at Low • Thomal B Garr n ESQ. CHEADLE. GAAAETI & HEATON LlP 4041 MatAr1hUI Boulevard, Su•I• 560 ~ -Mundav ................. Frid~) 5:00pm T1w:-.d1.1y .............. Mond.t~ 5;0Upn Wt•dnt·..,d~-t}' •.•..... .'l'uf>sd<!) :l.OOpn I lours ThurEd n .... Wt•dn • day 5:00J>m Frida ............... Tliur ·"'') 5.00pm '\.i1t11cl11) ................ Frida) 5:00pn EMPLOY MINI' OPPORIUNmES 410 • 47a AUIOMOTIVI I 'IUISPOITA110N 172 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT IRVINE 1 400 ~11 448 ==I 'WOODBRIOOE JOA 2BA• clean ' rNOy Llige lot, Incl 91rdenet $1700/mo WANTED ANTIQUES Hi-752 2NI 182 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH 183 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT COAST ROOMS FOR RENT 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE 210 COMM/RETAIL /INDUSTRIAL FOR AINT/L!ASE n U)' 1 m n I er JVlll parent, !pOUl( Ol mnl"f ~o nm!. tupc:rN10ft, ICMn& att ind good mulr Sp~ rool!IJ a\11bbk •• 111v home oa 1 5 ecrc bue11f11lly nu111wncd utal( "' Hcmtt Thr 111onthly (u u Sl.500 udl, <owplce "kom<. Mme con"" me, Sandy Du"""• 'JM 6~4 'l81M and call for add uon&l 1nformmCo11. f •02Losr • FOUND f Found look• like Belgurn Shepherd p11ppy; ltmtle wtilte/black. NHt Hart>or and Wllaon 149<64S·7U4 • LOST '°'ALfCAT Ofango "-ittl a $hOO u answer' 10 D•oo Area Ill Colege Park REWARD O.C~ 646-79SO LOSTWATCH I rling &Mr E sa Mesa Ve oo aru or Hoao hoip,1101 on hib 10 14-640 4357 S 8NU11M bird lound II\ Newpor1 HI a/CUii Hav1n ttea can M9 .s1 s-2099 1440~=1 SAIL80ARO FOR SALE t2R BOARD W13 SAll...S EXCELLENT CONDITION s10000~~'4'in-1os S'fEfl BUILOfNGS Sn 5000• suci 40i£0J14 681514, ~•7'•14, $1 I~ txM00• 16 $17 550 Mini· Gtoragu 40-1 160 • 32 lll'lllS $17.226 F1P.e brochure! W'llW 'entiOOb/ftrM-ls ~m Sonllri I eundln gs 800 3:?Nl700 EJdl.lOSIOO 1'.I (CAL'SCAN) Vere Wano brldu maid dresses Nfl\/cl wom P id s 1200 IOI .s.400 slltJt e.a e & 10 Megan 94'J 122 1)23 Wl'toltnle O.lly Oeel1 to 1ti. Public. log on OW¥r'!1'.0• web 11011cybef1avoylnl Of call {149) '4&·0153 Older Style Fwn1t111• PIANOS i Collec:t1bl11 ... c., ............. • •••••tte•Oii ef • $$ CASH PAID SS WE BUY ESTATES 1tt~l957.s133~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. Mein St. Sltlta A1'e. CA 82707 ~&L<•-CA•W 1905 NCR Ceah flegilltt oall floo! model IS. 0 flOOI Cabi- rtlll ITlO!JGI t 918 Pli1he Vdtola olO Hal :r ree w li&at & mlr IOI, 3 Gld lcec!Nm Chait?. Hours t().Spm 949 673 2674 I '50 APPLIANCES I Moring Siie Mlr;lag WilSIV::I $150. OE dryer $1( ShalD l!llOIOWIVC SSS. Sta r Sleppo1 $70 94M7W04l I •54 FURNITURE I OIRLS BEDROOM SET like btaM new, ilb matlrl!SS l!tll bo•ifMOS Wl1I wWJ ~ trim sc.25 949 &44 5209 ( •se PETMJVUTOCK I LEOPARD LOOKALIKE Oclc:1111 • k"1tnl, IVI~ no .. 949 .... 1413or MM31·21tt 1--==1 WOLFF TAHNNG IED~ V.mlha Lb; &enc1 MlflO TAN AT~ h·~••·• "'-k ....._ .. 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' . ..... . ..... ·-~ . ... • ~ ···-~, ACURA Cl l.O 't7 Moofwool, CO, IUIO. llf, CUI , 11(11/1 (003899) 119.8118 LEXUS OF W'tSTlllJINSTUI ~4)112..,. 8 CE IX8Re 'i7 Auto Ill', Clll , tul pwr pedl, 10.soo in 1so1D'Z2112<>.1191 LEXUS 0, WEST\tlNSTU 8UJCi( PAAk lvbi0£ 'ii ve. 3.e. 11tv, 1u1 pwr" 1ow nwta ~ 18183211) $16.595 Sonny 1 GMC Ponllec Bulcll 1714 )444-5200 (71 4)112-teot 8UiCK LE SURE 'iS Loe'1 cl pwr Grt tamly tiuy. (Vri "12282l 11 uee Sonny'a GMC f'ontlec Buick . (714)4444200 cHMcWA0 1ff7 COHVERT18LE 111,en (P145$13) THEODORE ROBINS FORD 14M42.oo10 CHEVY clVAUEA 1iii sa,en (M169241A) THEOOOft£ ROSINS FORD 14M42.oo10 cH£W clVAUEA iOA 'if Auto (Vri 1198054) 19,8115 • Son"y'1 GMC Ponl1ec Bulc:ti (714)444-5200 CHEVY s1o IWEA '115 Whtefotev. ~o PWf pkg rool tldi;. (101583) s 15 898 LEXUS OF WESTltllNSTER (714)192.-ol CHRYSLER 1tM S£8AING COHVEJmBLE S14,9n CW21U408) THEOOOftE ROSINS FOftO 14M42.oo10 bOOGE AVENOEA '97 FIAi J>OWlf (Vri .072086) $111.995 Sonny•1 GMC Pontllc: Buick -(714)444-5200 Dodge Grind c .... 111 'ii Auto, llr, llht, am.'lm Clll. CO rear llf (169857) $19,1198 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)ff2'6906 Dodge Grend C1r1v1n LE 'M V6, atAo, llhf, lie, anvYm ~..1 CVS! whls ~13326) Sbw 0..tnge Jlep/llUZU (714)54'"8023 bOOGe 1iii RAM CONV. S13,tn (P127014} THEOOORE ROBINS FORD 14M42-4010 FORD CONTOUR 111 Auto ~WI II 14339) Sf0.995 Sonny 1 GMC Pollllac Buick (714)444-$200 a.~·r_.i.,. ·~~ • llftitt • r,..~ .. • • .,.., • "*'SPA • 1~1.11. • .... • ,.,.,.. <llaia. eu.. FREE ESTIMATE {949 722. 7478 • I I' I ' ...... 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East dcAli, NORTH • 9-4 0 73 o K76Sl • 9643 WF.ST •8751 0 lO 54 o·J J08J •JS SOUTH EAST • 63 oQJ96l O AQ9 '4 A 107 •A KQJ 10 o AK8 04 • KQ82 'l he bidding· E,\!;f SOUTH JQ Dbl l'.1.s l O 1'1-..; 4• ..... ~ rr.~1ing lead: Four of o the queen, which held Reason1n1 that Ea l, who WU Jtnuwn lo be Iona 1n hearu; was more likely to be short in clubt. de<:lattr uited with a low club. In with the jack, Wegi lhirted to the. jack. of diamonds. duck.eJ in dummy. and continued the 1uit. Declarer ruffed and e~le<l with a cl ub to Easl's ace. The ece of diamonds forced de<:larer to ruff, and West'' long trump became the seuirta ttick. What's your verdict? • . Yes, to a certain extent declarer 'was both unlucky and • ~ guesser bul. more than anythfo& e1'e, South was guilty of faulty technique. Declarer could afford to IOlt two clubl and one diamond. but might not be able to withstAnd an assault on the uump suil. lb deflect that auack. the k.ina of diamonds had to be proteeted from •lead through, so West bad to kept off lead. • After the queen of clubs held, FORD THUNOER91ftO"k F"' wllYVinQ Super Carl 1v., •2081s1f s10.995 aonny•1 OMC Pontl.c Buick 17U)444-5200 FORD 1iii ExPLOREA ill lti,m (WC29115A) THEODORE ROBINS FOftD 1-:0llow the play of this hand Was ' cl,-.;larct unlucky. a poor guesser, or IL'\'..hnica.lly unsound for failing to hc .ug home the contract? Cen.ainJy no one can fault South'• h:t.ldmg. Give Nonh the jack of clubs 111st.::ad of the king of diamonds and th~ contract could almost be claimed 11flcr a heart lead. declarer 1hould have continued w11h the k.ina rather lhan a low club, siACe East's opening bid marked o1.bat defender with the ace. The (4ble's nine of trumps protected against anOl.her hean lead, so East is helpless to pteYeflt declarer from settina up a Iona club u the fulfilling tnck. 94M42~10 oiiC SAFAfif 'e1 Aulo, tic. 7 pase , lul pwr, casa (6"47701) S16.598 LEXUS OF Wl:6'TMINSTER 1714)H2-890ll HOnda Accord Ea Coupe '13 Auto, tic, em/Im c&s. oust 1llt1ll (PA0321M3) $9.999 · West led a low heart. Declaru w1111, cashed the remaining heart honor •nd ruffed a heart low 1n Jummy. T~ng advantage of the only 1:11try,todummy, decl11rer led a club to lMm to be a better bridge play· er! SubKribe now to tM Goren Brldae Letter by calllna (800) 788- 1225 for lnfonnaUon. Or write to: Goren Drld&e LeJ~!L P.O. Box 4410, Cbkaao, Ill. 04J03U. 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BAUER JAouAR orig owner. new fll~ 714-953-4800 $4950 949-650-7160 JAGUAR 1994 XJ& JAGUAR 10M XJS V·12 SEDAN 4D While, II Ong;t\11. wVI wtlleiS 121 ,995 94-4215 ttlerlhont. tm1111Cu111el Runs BAUER JAGUAR Perfect S8 500 94H75-e128 714-953-4800 Jla01R 1ff3 XJ$ JAGUAR 1996 XJS SEDAN 40 CONVERT18LE, JADE S11.915 93-4280 $34,995 96-41H BAUER JAGUAR BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 714-953-4800 JAGUAR 1k3 XLI JAGUAR 1996 XJ6 SEDAN •D SEOAH 40 • S1UllS 13-4217 $35,195 86-3134 BAUERJAOUAR BAUERJAOUAR 714-953-4800 714-953-4800 JAGUAR 19114 XJ12 Jeep Chel'oU. sport '85 SEDAN 4D 2 dr 8U10 pwr plcg roof rlcil S2S,t95 ...._.264 M: "1 (620598) $13 998 BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER 714-953-4IOO (714 )192-6906 JEEP WRANGLER 111'4 SE SPORT UTILITY 20, O..EEN Stl.495 ...... 211 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4100 JEEP WRANGLER ·11 ~gray lr'll•, loll & bt.ini ~ 1007 rrv gr111 cond•tton s~ 114H75-e063 UHCOLH COHTiNENTA( ·os Auto, aif lul pwt. llhr. am'lm i;au •••• (699353) $17,998 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER f714)192"'90t iilrcuty Trtcef' sedan 199l = ~R~7;r=> ~ ~5 ' OrMgt Coa.t uzu (714)54 23 Ntmuy TrlCll LS Siden ·97 Auto lie. ~ cass. loW mi1111 <VWMM83l S9 m Orange Co.SI Je1P11uzu {71t)54M023 ~1 .. 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