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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COf.Nv\UNmES SINCE 1907
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1999
ti-El Toro initiativ~ .taki11g off
• Airport oppone nts put
·finishing touches on land
use measure requiring
.a two-thirds vote to pass.
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Anti-uirport forces will meet
~ oday to hnalue the language for
abe Safe and l leulthy Communities
Initiative, a special ballot measure
they hope will thwart O range
County's plans for d conunercial
airport dl the El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station.
The measure r~uircs that any
building or expansion of three spe-
dfic land uses -a1rp<>rt.b, toxic
waste dumps/lancUills and jails -
be approved by two-thirds of
Orange County voters before
being built. The initiative it.self
would require only a simple ma1or·
ity to pass.
El Toro foes are shooting for the
March 2000 election, which was a
change 10 direction from the initial
strategy to put the· non-aviation
Millennium Plan on the ballot in
1999.
Pro-airport activist Tom
Edwards said people m North
County -.-and especially in New-
port Beach -should take the mi-
tiabve very seriously.
Because John Wayne Airport
affe<::t.s a smaller geographic area
U1an El Toro does, Edwards said it
would be much easier to get a two-
thuds vote for expanding .John
Wayne thasi 1t would to build an
airport al Cl Toro.
·we hdvc to recognize that the
purpose of this m1tiative is to
dc.;troy El Toro und c:rente a mech-
anism to cx'pcind John Wayne -
pure cJnd c;imple," he :Ml1d.
If the new imtiahvt• pus es. any
decisions by the Or..inge County
Board of Supervisor~ would essen-
llolly becom~ ohsolel<·. s<1ict
Richard Dixon, CJ mcmhPr ol the EI
Toro Reus~ Plannmg Authority
board.
"Th<! board ~an do whatever
they Wdnt, but it still would ht\ 1> to
go to a vote of the peoplP," he aid
The measure is mttmded to put
projects on the ballot only after the
planmng process b complete.
FYI
A ~pedal board meet-
ing of the El Toro
Reuse Planning .
Authority takes place
at 10 a.m. today 1n
Irvine City Hall, at the
corner of Alton and
Harvard streets.
•If the ~pie of Ofdnge Coun-
ty need to m£Jke a dP.C1swn, lhPy
need to have facts b<.'lorc them,"
DlXon said.
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The El Toro Reuse Planning
SEE EL TORO PAGE A17
Floating
museum
seeks· crew
Public has opportunity to sail
on replica of 18th-century ship
on 5-day voyage in '.April from
San Diego to ewport ~each
~Wot
A nyone mterested in sailing the
high "t'dll may have the chance .o(
d hfclirnr• when a floating mUM'tun
dock~ m Newport HcJrbor in April. ,
An Au~tration historical lot,mdouon 1<:
• sponsonng the vo~·agt: of the. H.M Bark
Endeavour, a modem·dar replica bf the
18th-century hip commanded by Capt
Jame::; Cook The cutter l'> orcumnavi,gat·
my the globe, 1ust as its predece..;sor did
more thtm 200 years ago.
The boat ha ... a regular crew of 14 , but
a special upporturuty exi ts for the public
The foundauon ha add1uonal space for 36
crew members who want to trav I from
one port to another The Endeavour is
bemg rnpmre«"I m San Dtego and will
dl'•purt for NP\\J>Ort Beach on Apnl 12
Fur fl\'e da}''• the amateur C'r"w will
SEE SHIP PAGE A 18
No-kill shelter
plan unleashed
on City Council
• "-on prof it group hopes to win
support from city at meeting.
PHOTOS BY MARC MA.liTIU I DAlY PILOT
~Pib
·A religio us ex perience
NEWPORT BEACH -~!embers of
Thilwaggcrs Adoption Group Servtce. ... will
takt> th ir ca to City Council members
Ol''\t w k, hopmg to w:m 'llpport for a no-
k.ill ammal h It r m the qtv.
In D c cmb r, the nonprofit group -
Parishioners gather at Sl John the Baptist Catholic Church in Costa Mesa in
observance of Ash Wednesday, the first day of the season of Lent, which
Includes 40 weekdays leading to Easter. It is a day of fasting and a day of
abstaining from all meat p.-oducts. Part of the observance of Ash Wednesday
includes a service with the dlstribUUon of ashes where parishioners receive an
ash mark on their foreheads.
tarted hy Udo Mc restdent Chnstienne
~!organ -a kl.'<i the Clt} to '>Upport lb
cau~e. Council mcmbcrll dm~cted stdff to
l'Xcm1me lht• f •c:t'>1hility of a new helter
and to analyze thP city s prt!!>ent situation.
Nt"'wpml B •flC''.h poh('e Capt. Paul
I J •ni ey c-ompl11t1•d that report, which will
lw prt c>nlt.><1 to tht! 'counal at its study
."'' smn nt 4 pm Monda . ,
Accorchng to thc> report. option
mdudc.
• A aty-nin anunal sh "'ltcr. Hen l ey
SEE SHELTER PAGE A 17
INDEX
~Costa Mesa council members go on
'.spending spree with surplus funds
MILLENNIUM MOMENT
l\1ichaHl Stephens has
guided I loag for 24 years
Sinct• t 97.5, Michael Steph n
has oo"n pr •sldcnt of Hoag Memo·
rial Hos p1tnl Pr bytonttn In New·
port Beach . Tu.-. Utah native has sat
on the hoard of d~ors of th
N 'Wport 1 larbor Chamber of Com-
m rro, the Balboa Bay Ouh. Shar
OASSIAm IS
COMMUlffTY FOIUM ·-16
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POUCI FUS -.A2 Ml.IC IOllQ'S_, _____ 13
Street repairs, graffiti
'machine, Buena Park
lrenovations benefit from • :unexpected $1 .9 million.
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j COSTA MESA -Wh "n lhe
~verage penon finds extra money m hil coet pocket, he ought be
!lsble to buy himself lunch. When 1he d~ finds extra cash ln its coat
~· It can renovate Bark Park
and tiuy a new grafhll-rcmovctl
machine.
The City Council allocfttcd
more than Sl .Y million in urplus
fund., Tuesday night to veriou
pro1ects that we.re over budget
and to other ~mmunity requests
The Slllph}s was a result of th
city' stnngent hiring policy and
~vmgs on other project!! during
the year.
The bulk of the money -
about s ·1.3 million-went toward
street repairs and park develop·
ment. But the c ouncU did not
want for i,uggesbons as to how
the re I of the money should be
spent. Costa Mesa Library Poun-
dahon Pre ident Sandy Genis
asked that s;m,ooo to $60,000 bC!
allocated for a library necct.
assessment.
Geru1, a fonne.r Costa Mesa
mayor, said the assessment wouki
be useful to th dty bccau 1t
woUld help identify how tutur
co~ty or 1tate money cowd . be
pent on retOUroes.
SH SPENDING MGI A 11
Our Iv chmc, United Way, and
the YMCA. Sl ph ns rec ved lh
1997 Ethics in Amenoa oward for out-
Mldlael •pltefts t ndlng seM lo th public and
h mployees.
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A 2 Thurldoy, February 18, ~ 999
I I locals only Doily Pilot
llST IUYS ·PILOT PIOPll
Pizza parlor proprietor plays as he prepares
greer
wylder
Coro na del Mar.
Plaza shop goes ·
to the dogs, in a
l!,ood way
I I vou haven't checked out the new
Corona del Mar Plaza -at the comer
of MacArthur Boulevard and East
Codst Highway in Newport Beach -you
... houJd mdlce the tnp. The nearly fully
ledsed shopping center boasts some of the
frPshest stores m our community.
I know there are people who are
PXtn,me in their love for their pets, and
now l know where they shop -Three
Dog Bakery On a recent visit there, I
overh<>drd a sophisticated-looking, seem-
mglv dei:lI-thinkmg man gushing about
how not only hc, dog but all the neighbor-
hood dogs loved one of the bakery's birth-
cla\ Cdkes You wouldn't believe the cus-
tom orders for man's best friend on Valen-
une's Ddy. I'm sure that dogs like the taste
ot the bdkery items and treats, and they're
probably IOdded with essential nutnents.
Tiwy look as ruce as any high-end
gourmet bakery, but judging from what
my dogs hove inhaled on their walks, I
don't think dogs are finicky eaters. But if
your dog 1s No 1 m your book, and you
haven't qone overboard enough on doggie
day cctie or counseling/psychic bills, this is
a great place to shop. For more informa-
tion, ccill (949) 760-DOGS.
Bastideau.x Home Collection has
moved many times. from Atrium Court to
the Coast Highwdy and findlly to its best
locution yet m Corona del Mar Plaza. The
home fumishm~JS and tt( rcssories store JS
looking better them ever, With lots of mir-
rors, lighting, great wfcis, chaU"S, coffee
tables, dnnoues, and pillows. Bastideaux
makes d lot of custom pieces, and there
are a lot at d<•s1gn choices. fabncs, styles
d.Jld tuushe?.. The owner, Canulle
Bd<>lldeoux, hds d great d<:stgn eye and
frpquently goes on buying trips to find
new p1e(e" Bdsbd<•ttux has JUSt returned
from d trip to Europe, and will be adding
pieces from Sweden dlld Portugal to her
storP. For mon• mlonnabon, ccill {949) 640-
1231
Peel's Coffee +Tea has long been a
Ba\ \rP.d fdvonte dffiOng coffee lovers,
c1nd WP re lucky enough to have one m
Corond de! Mar Pluza Peel's sells fresh-
HE IS
Providing a refreshing alternative to
the traditional pizza mght out.
PIZZA MAESTRO
Between baking pies and taking
orders over the phone, Ghdzl, 32, own-
er of Fire Oven Pizza in Baker Street
Village, takes some time tp play beauti-
ful Middle Eastern melodics on his san-
tour, a 70-stringed dulomer.
Using two feJt hammers, he stnkes
the stnngs of the instrument to produce
exotic sounds commonly associated
with the region.
•Jt makes me relax to play,• he c;a1d.
·1 play every day.·
With amazing speed and dextenty,
he scarcely rrusses a note as the. felt
hammers float across the race of the
dark wooden inStruQlent.
SPANNING THE GLOBE
A graduate of Teberan University,
Ghazi has a degree in biology But for
the past several years he has focused on
developing his natural busmess acu-
men to build up bis customer base m
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and parts
of Santa Ana.
While a big part of his bUSUtess is
home deJ..iveries, he also has a dining
area m the restaurant at the comer of
Baker and Bear streets.
He purchased the busine::.s the day
after he and his wife, Masi Gha1i,
amved in Costa Mesa from Iran 3 tn
years dgo. The couple, who have a 1-
year-old daughter, Venus, also live in
Costa Mesa.
Although his musical style is distinct-
ly Persian, his culinary skills were
developed dunng a stay in Italy. Ghil.Zl
worked in pizza parlors there bet\vetn
1990 and 1993.
THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT ORUM
His love of mUSlc dates irom hi.c.. eo.•
hest childhood memones, he SdlO
•1 made a $ADlOUl' out of wood M>ben
1 was very young, -~said. "I've plu ~
the music since I.was a child.•
To hone his skillS, be also took yc<.U.,
of musical instruction, learning to plAy
vanous styles of classical Persian mu.su.:,
mcluding Cbahar Mizrub dDd Afshan.
His favorite santour player is Tehuran
Ismael.
·1 JUSt play for my~elf, H he said.
But he did play professionally with a
band when he lived in ltdll. He also
plays o tonbek, a Persian drum, which
he occasionally brings to work.
Although he has no interest in pursu-
ing a career m mu 1c, GhdZl's musical I bilities have gamed him something of
a followu1g in Co~ta Mesa. He admits
that some repeat piua customers come
spcciJ1cdlly to tlcar him play.
"'P~t always a k m to! a.y," he
scud. •American ar mterested, and
they lovo the different kinds of. music.•
-Story by Husein Mashni,
photo by Don leadl
• rodsled coff<'f> from San Franasco, coffee
dnnks teas and bakery items. There lS
: -dlso a ruce selectlon of mugs, teapots. and
lhe best non-<>lectnc coffee steamer ever
, from NtsSdJ\ thdt sells for about $26. Fre-
quent customers can buy a Peel's debit
cdfd d!ld use 1t the same way a bdnk debit
card works. For more UlJormabon, call
(Q49) 640-6377
Fonner lesbian credits switch to Christianity·
Baby Unique is a new baby funuture
tlnd dCCE'S~ries storf' filled with beds,
annoires. changmg tables and cribs in a
vam·ty of styles rdngmg from traditional to
contemporary. Baby Uruque sells clothing
and lo~ of gift items. including blankets,
lti} ene items and something I've never
c;een -an expectant mother's countdown-
to-clu~-date clock. For more lllformation.
rall (949) 640-6377.
• Yvette Cantu, a family-values
lobbyist in Washington, will
speak to two private groups
today in Newport.
GRf:G RJsl.J~
NEWPORT BEAC H -Yvette Cantu
bds gone through a radical change.
Ann Marie's, next door to lllree Dog
B 1kery, cames comfortable clothing for
women, dS well as workout wear. There's a
'!Ole on coats at 30% off, selected Mossuno
< lothmg al 20% off, and sneakers are 20%
off There is some really stylish workout·
wedf pieces m the store, including labels
tiom Guess?, Mossimo. Body Alive, Funlcy
Diva, One Step AhCdd and J. Browp. For
morP mfonnation, call (949) 721-8643.
After three years of e mbracmg reb-
gion with the help of friends and fami-
ly, she abandoned lesbianism and
began telling the pubbc about her life.
Sdturday: A look at some of the other
stores m Corona del Mar Plaza.
Cantu, who w1ll spettk tw1ce today at
a Newport Beach home, has turned
some heads in the religious and gay
communities, two groups that have dif-
fere nt opinions over rnorahty issues .
Cantu is trying to bndge that gap by
sp~aking about h<•r trdnsformation,
although she may bf' paving a path of
controversy along the way.
• BEST BUYS runs Thursdays and Saturdays If you
know of a good buy, send a faJC to (949) 640--4170
or \II/rite to Daily Pilot. Best Buys, 330 w. BCIY St.,
Costa Mesa 92627
The 33-year-old UCI graduate
reflected on her previous encounters.
She said her gay relationships were
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destructive and unhealthy for her. She
WdS involved in several lesbian affairs
that she said were manipulated by
obsessive and possessive feelings by
both her and her lovers. For six years,
she added, she engaged in risky
behavior and saw the consequences.
·1 had 15 friends who died from
AIDS before I even turned 30, • she
said •1t changed the way I IJVed. -·
Her conversion was due, m part, to
Chnstianity She wanted to change her
lifestyle but needed that extra push.
Cantu read the Bible and before long
abandoned her previous ways. It took
about three yedis for the metamorpho-
sis.
• 1 knew it was immoral of me to be
in a lesbian relationship,• she said.
"The church was very instrume ntal 1ll
teaching me how to have proper rela-
tionships."
Cantu speaks publicly about chang·
ing homosexual behavior. She doesn't
believe scientific studies that claun
homosexuality is a genetic charactens-
ltc. She believes there are som e gay
men and women who are unsure of
WEATHER
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69153
Newpon Beach
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theu sexuality or want to escape thdt
We but don't have a way out. Cttntu
said she can help.
.. I want to mstill family values IJl
them and make sure people don't treat
homosexuals as outcasts," she Silla.
"They can change like I did. They need
the love and help to get them through
that process. -
But Cantu isn't sure the gay commu
mty will l.Lke her message.
"I don't know what they will a},"
she added
What's ironic about her story is that
Cantu has swung her moral stance
from mid-left to far right. The woman
who once marched in gay pnde
parades no longer advocates same-sex
mamages
Cantu works as a policy analyst for a
C hristian organization, Family
Researrh Council, based in Washing-
ton, D.C. She closely monitors legisla-
tion and meets with congressional
leaders about family values issuei..
She doesn't support further punish·
ment for people who commit hate
crimes, and she doesn't believe in talk·
mg openly about homosexuality m
school dassrooms.
Cantu's viewpoints are striking a
chord in the rehg1ous sector. She is
speaking at vanous venues around the
nalton over the next two months. She
wa al o mtf!rv1ewed by Rolling Stone
mayazme.
ThP two Ne~ port Bedch engage-
ments uru u1 preparation for Chnstian
Leader hip Week. l ler lecture is hUed,
•out of the Closet t!nd Into Jesus'
Arm. : The Transformation of d Militant
Lesbian.• Wtth a title hke that, Cantu is
sure to attract attention.
"I don't thmk dnyone has talked
about this sub1ect o honestly before,"
said Marybeth Molndr, co-chauman of
the Orange Coast C'hnshan Leader-
ship. "She's v<•ry drtlculatc dnd has a
story thttt is very compellillg l think
there is a lot Wt> can learn from her
exp riencc. •
· Cantu's nppectrdnces today are not
open tcf tho public However, several
Cbnshan Leadership Week programs
in March will be open Por more mf or-
mation, call (949) 643-8057
SURF POLICE FILES
The swell Is out of
the west wery 14
seconds for waist· fo
shoulder htgh sets.
We have • strong
north~t•nd
south-southwest
swell moving In
today and Friday,
s.ts may go head
high If\ some.._.
by Friday. WatM vkl-
bHlty end condltionl
.,. poor. wtrO ..
calm todjy. 'h tun
Mb • 5 ., p.m.
COSTAMISA
• 8rtitof ~A gold ring worth $ 1,SOO was stQlen ftom a
car in the 2900 block about 4'30 p.m. Feb s.
• 1ir'11eo1 ~ //fear stefeo worth S300 was rtolen 1n the
3300 bl<Kk during the ev ntng of Feb 11.
• Nenport ..W.vwd A cellular phone wort!'\ S 150 was
stolen from ~ car In the 2600 block during the evening of Feb
4. • '°""' CoMt Drive: Sevetal Items of clothing worth S200
were stoten from • car In the 900 block during the ever.Ing of
Ftb. t4.
..... 9MOI .
... '•rt CwMr °""9: A i.ptop Computef WOrth S1,600
.. stollr'I frOm. ~during tM "'9nl09 of Mn. 22 .
• .. Upal't ""=A punt and lts tontentl worth S210 Wlf9
ttoMn ftom't ~ bltvMn 9:15 .net 10:]() p.m Feb. 11.
• ..... ~A..., phcw'9 worth S)OO wet ..-n fnlm I
car 1n tht 2100 block bltts1111 12;30 Met i p.m.,., ts.
DOily Pilot
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All of us can ·pass along a living history
I
1 W e've hi:ld a deluge of out-of· I town v1s1tor over the pa:.t I month, all p1!t>ple we love
• dearly -and wish the1r visits couJd
} have been spaced out a little more. But
, we mandged between washing sheets
' to get m a lot of nch talk time. And in
1 the proce:.s, ales on I"alieady k.hew.
but don't e~anune of ten enough was 1 brought sharply home. that in all of us
1 ·are nuggets of expcncnce and llliigbt
, that can only be surfaced in such td.lk.
And the older we are, the more i nugge~ we have to mine.
. This was apparPnt most vividly 10
ow fnend, Bill, who 1s 88 years old and
was fleeing a rugged Chicago wmter I 'with.his nurse-companion. Bill's
' thought patterns die volatile, to say the
' least. He makes quantum leap I between decades in mid-sentence and
! integrates something that happened
; many years ago With today's l"vents.
1 This makes conversrttion with him an I adventure.
1 But there are also great islands of
: luodity and rem.on -qualities he I expressed magrufkcnUy dl1 his life -
1 in his talk, dS well as pe riods when be I simply opted out of the conversation.
So engagmg him reqwred a sking I questions More accurately, asking the
1 right quec;Uons.
At the ilinner table the other
f
evening, he had retrt'oted from the
conversation, and I groped ford way to
bring him back. In a lucky burst of
the tune Grange,
who U. stlll regarded
as probably the
finest running back .
in football history,
played there.
THE IELL
CURVE
w1b a fonner maga-
7.lJle echtor who was a
Manne infantry cap-
tam in World Wtir U.
H~ had never talked
about those cxpen-
ences until we got
mto d conversation
last summer r1bout
how we behave m
tunes of cnsii..
Bill bnghtened
instantly, and told us
a wondrous tale of
being appro(.lched by
everal members of
the athletic depart-
ment who were
seeking his help. Bill
was a superlative
student, dnd Grange
was in trouble acad-
emically. l Ie was
flunking an English
ioseph n.
bell
Then it suddenJy
all came out. An
incredibly vivid and
peunlul account·of his.
going ashore.dt lwo
Jima, seeing hilt be:;t
friends killed at hi6
side, ilnd wondering
if anything was worth class and needed ~
help 8 tmg some themes so he could
stay eligible to play football. More
specifically, he needed the themes
wntten for him.
No money was involved. Bill was
simply asked to help out of loyalty to
his university, which was scheduled to
play Midugdn for the Big 10 champi-
onship in a few weeks. Bill descnbed
to us the agony between both wonting
to help and be loved for it and the
clear knowledge thdt such help was
unethical dnd could possibly get him
. kicked out of school He finally decid-
ed agilln t 1t, and lived m fedl of retri-
bution the rest of lus senior year
I think all of us have such stones
locked away, only to emerge m conver-
sation when friends are both interested
and cunous. Another of our visitors
this. His wife had never heard these
details and sat spellbound with my
wife and me dS he talked and wept.
I was asked several years ago by
Arnencan ~ lcntage magazme to
recount some personal episodes from
the Great Depression that wouJd give
it life to people who didn't e~rience
it The assignment forced me to probe
specific memories lhdt transce nded the
pictures of bread lines that represent
this period to people with no frume of
reference lo absorb such portraits.
money to save them, then ended up lll
a Clucago hospital with a mentdl
bredkdown when he failed.
Going l>dc.k another generation, my
mother was one ot hv • dcsughtPrs of a
mdll-town Indiana miller who became
a colonel m Sherman's army m the
Civil Wa1 dnd was wounded m the bat-
tle of Chickamduga. l Ii:. sons-in-law
used t~ sit on the front porch with my
grandfather dnd pr~s him for war ~to
nes. The stones weren't always con:.is-
tc•nt, but they we re specihc and vivid.
enough to be passed down to my ge'o-
<;rdtion.
I guess the point of tb1s is that we
dre all living history, and the longer.
we've lived, the more history we repre-
sent. ·aut history beromes rich only
when it becomes 5pedf1c, and it
becomes speafic only m the minutiae
of our lives. Sometimes the most mun-
dane happerungs Cdst the greatest
light on the events around us. But they
have to be extracted by questions that
get under surlaces, and that's possible
only when we can step back from our
own problems and involve ourselves
with o thers.
In a very few years, we're going to
lose the pt•ople who hv<'d through the
two most rataclysrruc events of this
C'entury: the Great Depression and
World Wdr II. Unless they are rruned
by younger generations who care and
dSk the nght quesuons. their memories
will go with them.
• JOSEPH N. BELL IS a santa Ana Heights resi·
dent. His column runs Thul'5days. ·
Thursday. February 18, 1999 3
Accused fraud artist
arrested leaving court
A 72-year-old Los Angel man wa
swpnsed to hnd pollen officers wa1un9 for
.hun outs1dP a courtroom luesday, r ndy
to arrest him on charges he defraud d a
Costa Mesa msuranc company
Stdnlcy Gold bl um. 72, v. a m d Los
· Angeles oourtroom answering to all "ga-
tions thdl he a.nd two Jnends lnlked nul-
lions of doUars lrom work •rs' compensa-
tion funds at sevP.n methcal treatment
centP.rS. Goldolwn had iust l ft th court·
room when lie wa qreeted b} Co ta
Mesii pohce · .
•Hr. was stunned to c<! us waiting for
him," 10 Co-.ta Me a poliCf• 1m:csligator
George Johnsou "I le dtcln't a} anytlung •
when we took him ciway" . ·
The new alle~auon~ tern horn a com-'
plaint by Pdci.hc Busmes Capital Corp
Police said he filed IOdll documents daun-
ing he hcsd about SQ50,000 m an mvt..>St-
ment· ttc:count. Ath•r mve hgcstmy thll
cld¥n, police 4'd1d he ht:tcl only $300. Poh P
were contacted ahout Goldblum s acbVl·
tie!. wh n the company couldn't lmd him
Goldblum was booked mlo th" Oranu
County Jail, whP-n• h • L'-bemq held m lleu
of $1 rrullion batl He wa lrei> on $2 mil-
lion bail from his prevmus charges wh<>n
he Wi:ls arr"' led Tur. day.
Dunng the Hl7Us, Goldblum Wds 1~n
tenced to eight yl'of!. m !>lc'lte pn,.on ullei
authonhes disco\11.!rl~ he rlupod thou·
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dollars worth of fals1· life insurance polt-
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took out a life msuranc.e policy dnd
hung himscll as a d<>sperate means ol
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Saturday cl8.sses get students ·math-ready IRIEFLY IN EDUCATION
Middle College to graduate 34 students
•Nearly 100 7th-graders
ave taken advantage of
e opportunity to get a
·ump on what's needed
or college enrollment.
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COSTA MESA -For many
high c;chool grdduates, one of the
luncJrance!> to getting into college
I that they are behind m their
oth .,kills.
,. • In ,m effort to curb the prob-
:Je)n, Costa Mesa High ond
"!li'Winkle Middle schoolc;, in con-
llitcllon ~1th the UCI have start-
ed Saturddy math acaderrues.
The 12-week program, which
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mlege. If YI' .... ,..
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get it, it's a real praW.. •
• Shalon Fry
TeWinkle prirxl~I
bega!i Jan. 23, is aimed at getting
seventh-graders ready to take
algebra dunng eighth grade.
Next year, the acade~y will also
offer algebra classes for eighth-
grade rs so they can progress to
higher-level math classes in high
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So far, 55 TcWinkle and 40
Costa Mesa seventh-graders
have taken advantage of the pro-
gram.
"Algebra lS what I call a 'gate-
keeper,'" i;aid Andy Hernandez,
prinopal of Costa Mesa High.
•Algebra is a language, and what
you learn in algebrd lS used in au
higher-level math.•
The program also feature:; a
three-week parent component to
help parents understand what is
~ted of their children and
how to get them thinkihg about
college. •we know that math is a sig-
nilicant obstacle for kids who
want to go to college,• said
TeWinkle Principal Sharon Fry.
"If you only have one year of
math and you need two years to
get in, it's a real problem.•
Fry, who started looking into
the program after reading an dlti-
de m lhe Daily ~ot, said the pro-
gram costs about Sto,000 at each
s1te. Funding comes from various
pnvate and pubhr. sources,
including the district's nugrant
education program. Some fund-
ing is from the uruversity, which
providcio the curriculum and
ini>truction to parents.
The schools provide the teach-
ers for the Saturday academies.
Because the program is i:l1Illed
primarily at mcreasing student
eligibility for college, for three of
the 12 weeks students Will have
tours and classes at the UCI cam-
' pus.
•we need to make sure we get
kids to think about gomg to col-
lege while they're here," Fry said.
•This program really helps to get
them exposed to the university
system."
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schools. The 34 graduatmg seniors will be honored m a cere-
mony to be held at the college June 3. .
"The school is d~igncd spedf1cally for students who, for a
variety ot reasons, are not perfonnmg up to thcll' !u.ll potential
in the tradillonal hlgh chool setting," chool adm1rustrator Joe
Bell stild in a press release. ·
Jn addition to regular high school course work, the students
are required to take at least one college-level co~e each year.
Although only 1uruor.:; and sem~rs attend Middle College,
school officials said they hope to have sophomore m _the future.
About 75% of the students at Middle Co~ege High Sch~l
are from Newport-Mesa. Other litudents live ~lsewh~re 'ln
Orange County, including Huntington Beach, lrvtne and Gar-
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"Because we're loc(jted on OCC's campu1>, ~ur ~tudents have
access to a wealth of support seMCCS," Fox said. The students
have complete access to extracurricular actlvtbes on their high
school campus, and many take ad¥antago of that."
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A 6 Thursday, February 18, 1999
Council pulls plug on 1V coverage
El.L"il Gm
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COSTA MESA -The City
Counal has voted to k p aty
committee meellpgs out of the
spotlight by turning down a pro-
posal tu lelf'vi.se Uwm
The mot.ton to mstcLlJ remote-
cvntroUed Video Ctlmc>ras m a City
Hall conference room at a cost of
$115,000 fa.lied 3-2 l\Jeo;clay night,
wjth council memberl. Heather
Somers, Joe Enckson and Linda
Dixon opposing the mobon
The request ccune from Mayor
Gc11y M oruthdn, who wanted to
offer onzcns a bird's-eye view of
the workinys ot locd.I government.
He WdS d!l>dppomted by the
wotton's defedt
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1be $115,000 would have J>Ald
for a one-time setup fee and three
remote-controlled video cameras
Cor the conference room: The
equipment would have enabled
the city to televise 75 additional
city meetings a year, including City
Council study sessions and other
citizen advisory committee meet-
ings, such as the Fairview P&k
committee meetings.
In voting no, Erickson said he
thought $115,000 was tpo much
money to spend. Comnuttce meet·
,ings already are open lo the public,
and meetings in which mdjor dcci-
. sions are to be made dlready are
televised, he ScUd
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the council chambers. The Rede-
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added to that list at Monahan's
request, and was approved by the
rest of the counol.
Somers agreed with Erickson,
adding that she would rather see
better attendanre al the meetings.
Monahan argued that by tele-
vismg the m~tings, more people
would become aware of opportunl-.
tif'S to participate. He dlso said tele-
vised meetings were convenient
for citizens not able to attend meet·
in.gs in person ·
Somers aid she wanted 10
research other ways the money
could be used, because it would
have come from a separate fund
within the general fund . The small-
er fWld Ii set aside for cable 1V
equipment, personnel and pro-
gramming.
Monahan also suggested open-
ing city facilities to other public
agenaes, including the Mesa Con-
sobdated Water Dtstrlct and , the
Newport·Meset Unified School Dis·
trict, for broadcast of their meet-
ings.
Aside from televising meetings
irt the conference room, the eqwp-
ment would have allowed the aty
the option of videoconferenong.
Monahan said.
Monahan remained optimistic.
•J think at some point m the
future th.is will be looked at again,·
he said. "I think the benefits far
outweigh the concerns. Technolo-
gy advances are something we just
can't ignore.•
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ISSUE: ENDOMING A
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AFTEl-SCNOOL MOGll.4.MS.
VOTE: Approved S-0. •
SlJMMAtY: The school dktrict
has applied for a state Del>Jrl·
ment of Education grant called
the After-School Leaming and
Safe Neighborhood Partner-
ships Program. The city already
runs after-school recreational
programs at a cost of $381,000
per year. The city's money could
be used as matching funds for
the state gram, wblC?h would be
used to add liOmework assis-
tance or other activities to the
. program. The school district is
working on an educational and
prevention component that can
be added to the city's aftcr-
school program.
ISSUE: ESTA8USHING NEW
MANAGEMENT ClASSIFICA-
TlONS ANO SALARY RANGES
FOR RECRtATION MANAGER
AND ADMNSTRATIVE
SERVICES DIRECTOR.
VOTE: Approved 5-0.
SUMMARY: This is an initial
step in a reorgaruzation of city
departments. The city hired a
company last year to review the
city's organization and has been
collecting input from employees
about how to restructure the
deputments. One of the major
reorganizati<>ns will be combin-
mg the Recreation, Communt·
catlom, Personnel and Man-
agement Information Services
dfvistons mto one department.
Tbe .changes will help make
decision-making more effective
and save the city money.
ISSUE: A PLANMNG APPLICA-
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TO THE FORMER R08'NSONS-
MAY STORE AT THE FORMER
CllYSTAL COURT.
VOTE: Approved 5.,0
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Sons have proposed additions
to the former Robinsons-May in
the west wmg of South Coast
Plaza, tom1erly known as Crys-
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and architectural features such
as pop-out windows, a balc~ny
and other accents are proposed,
New glass projections also will
allow du;play areas and VJews
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remodeled and divided into
four smaller stores. The work ts
expected to be completed by
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AND VISITORS BUREAU
Thf' Newport Beach Conter-
enct"! and Visitors Bureau is dcdi·
catcd to the promotion of the c:ity
to potential visitors, If you· have
extensive knowledge oJ Newport
Beach and wowd like to volun-
teer, call 722-1611.
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC ·
LIBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM
The IJbrary's lJt<>rdcy program
urgently seeks volunteers to tutor
ddults wishing to improve their
reading and writing skills. Tutor
1Taining Workshops held at the
Central Library will cerWy volun-
teers. They· take place at 1000
Avocado Ave. For registration and
or more inlormauon, call (9491
717-3874.
NEWPORT BEACH
RECITAL SERIES
The Fnends of the Newport
Beach Recital Series Gtuld needs
volunteers to iissist m fostenng
music appreoation so that classi-
cal music will endure. For more
mJonndtion, call 644-4208.
NEWPORT COSTA MESA. YMCA
The Newport-Cosld Mesd
YMCA need~ a vanety of general
volunteer help. For information or
applications. call Rita at 642-9990.
NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL
MUSEUM
TI1e Riverboat Players theater
troupe eeks volunteers to help
with current ttnd upcoming pro-
ductions at the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum. Help is need-
ed in thn following areas:
• 1kkct takers: Must be ava.il-
alJle on performance days, Sun-
day ut 1 p.rn.
• Set designers/carpenters:
Fl('.xible hours for those with artis-
tic and/or han,dyman experience.
Help dei.1gn and construct sets for
productions.
. • Co ·turners: Flexible hours.
Seamstress ability and/or interest
in travel to outlets to costume
actors; mdy also assist in design-
mg overall look of production cos-
tumes
• Publicity manager/graphic
artists: Flexible hours. Help with
all show publicity; desigrung and
mailing dds and fliers; program
layout for producbon. Must have
computer skills
• Call 675-8915, ext. 374, to
volunteer or get more informa-
tion.
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
FOUNDATION
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation is looking for volun-
teers to help with fund-raising
effortc;, speaking opportunities,
public events and occasional
olhce work. NMSF is a nonprofit
organization that raises funds to
help with the educdtion of chil-
dren m the Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School District. To volunteer,
call 631-4 143.
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LOOKING FOR A DIFFERENT SOCQER
EXPERIENCE??
ORANCE ~OAST UNITED SOCCER Clint
IS H'\VINO T~~UTS FOR THE 1999-2000 sgsoN
Girls Tryouts -Sunday, March 7 Boys Tryouts .. Sunday March 14
Location: Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar.
( cbool is near Fashion Island. From MacArthur Blvd. take San Joaquin Hills
Drive south to Marguerite. Turn left on Marguerite, then left again on Pacific
View Drive. chool is between Pacific View Drive and an Joaquin Hills Road). -.. Age Croup and Tryout Times
You're in this age If your birthday Your Tryout Time is:
group
U-14
U-13
U-12
U-11
is between
Aug. 1, 1985 -July 31, 1986
Aug. 1, 1986 -July 31, 1987
Aug. l , 1987 -July31, 1988
Aug. 1, 1988 -July 31, 1989
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
i p.m. to 4 p.m.
Noon to 2 p.m.
Noon to 2 p.m.
For the tryouts wear soccer gear (especially cleats and shin guards), and bring a
ball, water, and a smile. Tryout lasts two hours • .
ORANGE COAST UNITED SOCCER CLUB OFFERS
• A philosophy geared toward player development
• Lo~er player fees than most clubs
• Staffed by licensed, professional coaches
• Local practice and game fields scattered throughout Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa
ocu also hosts a hlghty regarded annual competitive
tournament
Thursday, F bruory 18, J 999 A 7
llllfll II Ill llWS
Sailing-course
r.egistration begins
Registration t und r way for
public sallirig courses offered
this spring b)' Orange Coast Col-
l~e·s Salling ~uun.
The non-credit morning,
afternoon, ev«>..nlng and week-
end classes begi.rl in February,
March, April and Mtty.
Courses off er hands-on
instruction and usuftUy are five
weeks lon_g. As much as 80% of
<:las:, time ts spent sailing on
Newport B!lY or on the ocean.
Oa.sses ere based at OCC Sall·
:ing Center, 1801 W. Coast High-
way, Ne\\1)0rt Beach.
On-the-water cia mclud
Begimling Salling, lnt.ennediat
Udos, Women\ Cruising, Intro-
duction to Big Boats, and Bare·
bOat Cbartenng.
Bree sailing brochUI re
available. Por more i.J)fonnation,
call (949) 6-45-9412.
OCC graduation
petitions due March l
Orange Coa~t College stu-....
d ti gyad,uaung or receivin9
rtif1cat of chievement this
~ring must fil graduation
petiuon by M rcb 1.
P titians ar available week-
days at the student record
counter in the -scboQl's Admis-
lon and Records Hmldmg,
2701 Fatrvtew Road. CQS1a
M a. :
Students who fil., petitions
will b eltg1bl to participate ln
OCC's 51 st oonunencement cer-
emony at 6:.10 p.m. lvtay 27 in
I..eBard Stadium an .campus..,
For more in(ormation, Qa.11
(714) 432-5581
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154 East 17th St. • Costa Mesa
(949) 574-nJNA (8862)
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• nd AROUND TOWN Items to the
Oa1ty Pt lot. Around Town. 330 W. Bay St • C~ Mesa 9267.7; fax them to (949)
646 4170, or call (949) 642·5680, ~
228 A complete listing of Around Town
can be found at dallypllot.c:om.
The walking club of NeM>ort
Beach Will meet at Ho p1tal Road
and Superior Avenue at 9 a.m.
and 7 p.m . Los<> weight and hdve
run. ror' more lnfomwtion, C(tlJ
(949) 650-1332.
Free income-tax preparation and
d.'>si..,tdnce will be offered through
the Ta.x-Aide program from 9 a.m
to 1 p.m dtuJy through April 15 at
OASIS Seruor Center, 800 t-1ar-
quentl Ave .. Corond del Mar
Appoullments <1rn avc.Uldl.>le. Por
1nforrnc~uon, call (949) b44-3244.
A representative from Cal State
Long B<>dch will v1s1t 0fdnge
Coast Collegt•\ T(a.nsfer Center
from q d m to noon. The TrdOSfer
Ceutc>r 1s t.n the Counseling and
Adm1'~10ns Annex on campus,
2701 f-d1rv1£'w Rodd, Costa Mesd.
For mori> int or ltldllon, Cdll (714 I
432-58ll4.
The Newport HUis Garden Club
will m t at 9 :30 a m . m the Phase
11 Club Hou c, 1900 Port Carlow
Place. M mbe.r will partmpate in
a stund<iTd flower s},low. Prer~l:.·
lrclLion b reqlured. New members
a r always w !come. For more
mlonnal.Jon, call (949) 6.44-4657.
The OWcen' Wive League of
Orange County, including New-
port-Mesa, will have d luncheon
at noon at Sam's Sedfood Restau·
rant, 16278 1Pacific Coac;t High·
way, Huntington Beach. Retired
of(icer!<>' wives and widows and
women from all branchc>s of nuh-
tary ervice, arc invited For more
information, caU (714) 549-2028
Newport Harbor Re publican
Worn n will present d luncheon
titled "Y2K · Why Should You
Care?• at noon m the Governors·
Room at.. the Bdlbod Bay Club,
1221 W Coast I lighwdy, Newpo rt
Beach the guest will be Don
Hoffmdn. Social hour b dl 11:30
a.m. The program is at 1 p,m .
Admission is $20. Reservatio ns
must bP m by Monddy. For mon•
mformation, call (714} 963-5392
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1 I Your 1st Monthly rental. I ~ I : Li¥j:j~~;..J f'' :
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IF YOU ARE S£RIOUS_LY CONSIDERING
HAVING COSMETIC SURGERY
Van Ilcek will i>peak on the Halo·
can t ot i p m. at the Ordnge
County JeWish Community Ccn·
ter. 250 E. Bake1 St., Co ta Mesa .
Adm1ss1on ts $5 for members and
$7 for nonmember . For more
infom1ation, (714) 755-03-40.
A dramatic reading Utled "The
Sc'.hwe1lzer Letters" will be pre·
senti::id at 7 p m. m the Newport
Be ch Central Library'!) Fnends
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Adnu ion lS free. For more
mtorrndtion. call (949) 717-3801.
A cla s titled Endometrlosls wtll
be pre ented di 7 p m. at Co:.ta
Mesa's Hoag Health Center, 1190
Baker St. The dtbcuss1on will cov-
er f<lcts about endometnos1s, the
latest d1agnost1c testing <md
me thods of treatment available
todtty. Admission is free. For more
information. call (800) 514-4624.
A book signing with DenJse Unn
will be presented at 7·30 pm. at
Bame~ & Noble Booksellers, 901
B South COdst Dnve, No. 150,
Costa Mesa . Admission is free.
. For more information, call (714)
444-0226.
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Comfort Zone, a menial W....
&upport group, will be presented
fTom 7:30 to 9 pm. at the light-
house Coastal Community
Church, 301 Magnolia St., Costa
Mesa Anyone diagnosed with a
mental illn ii. uw1ted to attend.
Aclmisi.ion l.S free. Donations are
accepted. For more mformallon,
call (949} 548-7274.
FRIDAY
David Levy Will launch the second
annual Martin W. Witte DLSti.n-
guished Speakers Lecture series
with "The Sky's tho Limit" at 7
p .m . at the Newport Beach Central
l..ibtdry's Fnend~ Meeting Room.
1000 Avocado Ave. Tickets are $35
for foundation members and $40
for nonmembers. The event
indudcs a buffet dmner. For more
mformation, call (949) 644-3296.
DeFore Dance Center wUJ present
a West Coast swing dance l~son
at 7:30 p.m. at the center, 151
Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Danc-
ing to all kinds of music will follow
until 11 p.m. Admission is $8. Part-
ners are not needed. For more
information, call (714) 241-9908.
SATURDAY
An Orange County pre-business
serrunar will be presented from
8·30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National Uni·
versity, 3390 Harbor Blvd, Costa
Mesa. The program will include
discussions by professionals on
topic. including busmess organi-
zation, busine~s regulations, start-
up costs, sources of capital, busi-
ness records and taxes, and adver-
tising Adrru.'>s1on 1S .$35 m advance
and $40 at the door. Coffee and
materials will be provided,
Arrangements for persons with
dlSabwtles can be mdde. For more
tnfonnation, call (714) 550-7369.
A back~country bike wUJ take
State Park, 6471 ~. Coast J hgh·
way, Newport BeeC"h Hikers will
meet at El Moro Visitor Center.
Parking is SS. For mor • infonua·
tion, call (949) 497-7647.
A workshop UUed Creating Your
Second Career -Where Fun and
Inc:ome Meet will be presented
from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 204 of
Orange Coast College's Lewis
Applied Science Building, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
AdmL'ision is $39. A $6 material tee
is payable in Class. For more intor·
mation, call (7l4) 432-5880.
A morning program UUed Cycads
will be presented at 9:30 a.m. at
Sltennan Library and Gardens,
2647 E. Coast Highwdy, Corona
del Mar. Adrriis ion is free. For infonn~tion, cdll (949) 67!3-2261.
A six-week art and writing class
for school-age children starts Sat-
urday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. in Room
115 of the Orange Coast College
Art Center, 2701 FaJJ'Vlew Road,
Costa Mesa. The dass will be pre-
sented by OCC's College for Kids
Program. Admission is $39. Mate-
rials are $4 For more information.
call (714) .(32-5880.
A workshop tlUed Divorce -A
New Beginning will be presented
from 10 a .m. to 12:30 p.m at the
ofllces of Maxine B Cohen, MF.T.,
180 Newport Center Dnve, Suite
180 A. Newport Beach Adrruss1on
is $40 For more information, cdll
(949) 644-6435.
Whale-watching aboard the hls-
ton c 118-foot tall ship Pilgnm of
Newport will be presented from ~
to 4 p.m. at 2717 W C0c1sl High·
Wdy, Newport Beach Adnuss1on is
$20 for adults and $15 tor children
12 and under Rec..(>rvdtlons tire
reqwred. For more infomiatJon,
call (714) 966-0686
place at 9 a .m . at Crystal Cove . A free workshop titled Using the
Library -Toob and Tucks will be
presented at 2 p.m. m the Newport
Beach Central Library' Prlend
Mcetmg Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. for more information, call
(949) 717-3801.
A free seminu on the risks and ;
bcnt~fits of cosmc•lic i>urgery will
be presented from 2 to 4 p m. at
the Fulton Skin Institute. 1b17 ,
Westcliff Dnve, Swtc 100, Now.
port Beach. For more information,
call (949) 631·3376, ext. 222.
Dln Din at the Bamboo Tenaoe
will presP.nt a Chinese New Year
celebration from 9 p.m . to closmg
at the re· tdurant. 1773 Newport
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Solomon
Grundy wllJ ~rf om1 blues and
jMi ongt.nals. The event will fea -
ture a "Who can eat the fastl'st .
with chopsllcks" contest and d
Chmese tnvia game. Pek.my
Ducks with 1,000-layer buns may
be ordered. A cover charge of $3
will bcQ'U'! at 9 p.m. For more infor-
matiOn, call (949) 645 5550 .
SUNDAY
Gray Whale Sunday wUJ be pre-
sented from 9 d.m. to noon at Crys-
tal Cove Slt1te Park, 8471 E Coast
H1gh\"ldy, Newport Beach. The
event will include a spotting scope,
binoculars, whdJe props and
gamC"S dfld natural lustory infor-
mdtion on the California gray
whaJE' PMhc.1panl!> will meet at
Pelican Point Parking Lot No. 2
Pdrking is $5 For more inlormd ·
uon.call (949J497-7647.
MONDAY
A represent.aUve from the Cal
Poly Pomond Hotel Management
Department will VlSlt Orange
Coast Collt~e·s Transfer Center
trom 11 c1.m. to 1 p.m . on campus,
2701 Fauvicw Road, Costa Mesa.
For more 1nformauon, call (71 4)
432-5894,
BOTOX FOR FACIAL LINES
Kenneth D. Steinsapir, M.D.
ID Call 631-9060 to schedule now ~
!Autumn ~o se
When ~r parent needs .usistance .•.
MaJre the right decision ..
Select an "assisted lit1ing residence" that has:
•Qualified, Experienced Caregivers
• Clean Well-Equipped Homes in
Safe Residential Neighborhoods
• Careful SupeNision
• Qualtty Assurance
For More Information, Call Dale
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bc:nd1t\ to kccp you healthy and haPPY It
1ncludc:s fTtt health~. ,.,, .Jioo. and
seminar'\ You ako m:.t1YC disoounts from loal
mmhan~. 1ncludana florists, rcuauram. and
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ma custom nudt·tr~y limt anJ ll'C\jUtnC}' ol
applt~1ion '' t.lllorcd 10 )Ullr nt.,;d1.
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for all huhh cm. Rtgul.ar checkups and
dcanrn~ Jtc the bc51 pru1cc11on ~'"'' '
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Coastline Counseling Cent.er of
Newport Be ch will present a free
lecture titled •ADD OveMew• at
'J pm. at the center, 1200 Quail St.
uite 105 For mom infonnation,
Call (949) 476-0991.
John Strand, a board-certified
family practice phys1oan, will pre·
sent "Healthy Agmg Prinoples for
A.11" from 7 to 8 p.m. at Autumn
:Years. 2891 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
Admission t:> free. For more infor-
mation, call (714) 533-3300.
' JUESDAY
A detailed workshop titled
•Retirement Stratcgms to Secure
Your Assets• will be p1esented
from 6 to 7:30 p .m. ma conference
room at Morgan Stahley Dean
Witter, 575 Anton Blvd., Swte l 00,
Costa Mesa. Admission LS free. For
information, call (800) 729-3877.
Mark Kaylor will present a free
eminar titled Healthy Hecut &
Cardiovascular Support from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. ut the Patio Cafe at
Mother's Market a.nd Kitchen, 225
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. R~erva
tions are required. For more infor·
mation. Cdll (800) 595-6667.
A feng shul workshop wlll be pre-
sented at 7 p.m. at Bcimes & Noble
Booksellers, 901 B South Coast
Onve, No. 150, Costd Mesa.
Admission is free. For more infor-
mation, call (714) 444-0226.
WEDNESDAY
Bunny My Honey wlll be present·
ed from 10:45 to 1 l .30 a.m. in the
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OPEN EVERY DAY!
2731 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
(949) 6 75.5553
children's department est Barn s &
Noble Book.sellers, 901 B South
Coast Dnve, No. 150, Cosl4 Mesa.
Admission is free. For more inJ01-
mation, call (714) 444·0226.
A free noon program titled El
Toro Reuse Planrung Proce will
be presented at the Newport
Beach Central Ubrary's 'F'llends
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. For more information, call
(949) 717-3801.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Corrunerce and Avild's El Ranchilo
will present a Business After Hours
mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p m. at the
.restaunmt, 2101 Placentia Ave.,
Costa Mesa. The event Will fedturc
busine.s networking, hors d'oeu-
vres, prizes and a no-host bar. For
information, call (714) 885-9090.
Dr. Randolph Agullara will pre-
sent d free seminar titled the
Myths & Facts of Metal-Free Laser
Dentistry from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
the Patio Cate at Mother'~ Market
and Kitchen, 225 E . 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Reservations are required.
For more infonnation, call (800)
595-6667.
The Orange County Sierra Sin-
gles Newcomers and Members
Information meeb.ng will be pre-
sented at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Pdrk
Ave. The event will serve as a
forum to chscuss upconung acbvt·
ties. For more information, send an
e-mail message to wfrey@earth·
link.net.
The West Newport Beach
Association board of dirc.>ctors will
m t at 1 p.m. m the Newport
Beach City Council Chambers,
3300 Newport Blvd. For more
mformabon, call (949) 644-3309.
FEB.25
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The Ne~rt Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Corrunerce's stinset net·
working JJlP<"ting will take place
from 5 \ to 7 p.m. at Tommy
Bahanui's 1Topical Cale, 882 Avo-
cado Ave., Corona del Mar.
Admission is free for members d1lQ
$10 for potential members. For
inlonnation, call (949) 729-4400. .
The Susan G. Komen Breast Can-
cer Foundation will present a Race
for the Cure Sponsor Kick-Off
Reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. dt
the Santa Ana Counti:y Club,
20382 Newport Blvd .• Santa And.
Any business or organizdtion
interested 10 becoming a sponsor
of the eighth annual Orange
County Race for the Cure, which IS
held 10 Newport Beach, is encour-
aged to attend. Reservations are
recorrunended. For more informa-
tion, caU (949) 224-0292, ext. 22.
Seymour Beek wlll be the guest
speaker at the gathenng of the
Newport Beach Historical Sooety
and Friends at 6 pm. at the Amer-
1can Legion Hdll, 215 15th St ..
Newport Beach. Wine and soft
drinks will be served, followed by
a buffet dinner at 6:45 p m. The
program begins at 7:45 p.m.
Ad.Cll.ission is $12. For more infor-
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mat.ion, wnlP thr-histoncal soetet~
at P.O nox 1428, Newport Bead1
A free ~minar UUed Walking
Through Menopause GracPJUll)
will be pr cntcd frbm 6:30 to 7.30
p.m . dt the Patio Care at Mothnr'
Marke\ ttnd Kitchcii 225 n 17U1
St,, Costu Mesa n ClVt1lions 61
rcqmred. For mort• mtom1ation,
call (800) 5lf5·MiG7.
the Ame a kan Celdcean SO<'lf'ly,
Ot'cingP County Ct1<spt1•1 will pr"·
sent J1•nntff'f Su1tz of I• ricncls ol th~
Scd Lluu MMine l\1dm111dl C.:(!nlt•r
ot 7:30 pm'. lit the! Co~t<1 M a
Community ·CentP1, 1845 Pttrk
Ave. For mcirt' information, c.ull
(714) 534-5177. . •
FEB.·2§
The Newport·M~a chapter of
Parent-Without Partners will pn•·
~ent it fund·rillsmg dancP from 8
pm. to nuchuqht at U1c } lolu.Jay
Inn, 7000 Beach Blvd , Bw•nn
Ptlrk. Adnu.'>sion 1 $7 for mernbe1~
dnd $10 for yuc b , For mm mfor.
mdtion, Cdll 0(7141 848-583 >
FEB.27
A back-country hlke will take
place at 9 a.m. at Cry~tdl Covr~
State Park, 8471 c. CodSI l hqh-
way, Newport Bectch. I hk1•r-• w1ll
meet at ·El Morn Visitor Center.
Parking as S5 For mor .inionna·
uon,call(949)497-7647
FEB 28
A fun run wUJ take place at 7 a.m .
cit Crystal Cove State Park, ~71 E.
Coast Highway, NewyKirt ll •ach
Runn1m. will meet at U'lc ru Moro
Visitor Cf!nter Parking ts $5 r-c:11
informatiun. C"all (94'1J 497-7647.
The American Cetacean Society,
The l.O\ • \\1fhoul Honor abu
support group for women \'lilll
m t at 1 O a m at St Mark Pr • ,
bytP..nan Church 2100 Mar Visw
Ave , Newport Be ch Admission
ts fre The group ils a e<•nfid .ntial
mcetin1J place for women who
have t•xpen ·nte<l ahuse in aduJl
rclatlonShips and deslre <i place of
safety. For more mformauon, call
IQ4<•1 i44-l!i41 OT (94~) 651-4487.
Orange County Chi:tpter will pr~-MARCH 4
Pnt a \VhulP. Watch around Cutt•h·
nn !stand <tbOaril th!'.! Catullll< Fly· A natural welln led~ tiUoo
t!f from !J r1.m. lo 6 p.m. :Jbe boat · .. Altermitive SOiut1ons for Chronic
will dPpart di ~ a ,m from IJavey' FatigtJ£' syndromr> and.F1bromyal-
Loc:knr in the Bultx.>a Pavilion, 400 gin" \\ill t>e Jm.. nted from 6 30 to
Mm.rt St., t': y.rport Bea h. Reser-7:30 pm at .f>e.!\I Chiropraeuc,
vr1UOns will be heJd only until B 30 203'.ll B1rd1 St. uite 100, ev.port ·
t1 m. There L" a :.nark bar on board. B ·ach. Adnw s1on 1!I free. A vegP·
Wec1r wann clothes and hnng
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titrian dinner and m1m nerve
alonc1 a hdt and bmoculars. Arlrrus-fl m nts will be available For
ion is $40 for ddults and $25 for mfom1ation, coU (949) 250.:0600.
cl11ldu'n. Pdrtinpants will ulso ONGOING
spencl one to 1 112 hours OJI U1f'>
!sldncl. For more infomldtion, cull
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,\ bdr.k-country hike wtll take
pl<1CC! di 9 a.m. at Cry:;tal C(w1·
Sl<1le Prtrk, 8471 E. Coa~t 1 ll!Jh·
Wily, Newport Beach. I liker~ will
meet <1l El t\.1oro V1s1tor Center.
Parking C; $5. For morf' mformtt·
t10n, Cctll (94Q) 497-7647.
St. Andre~\ Pre:.byterian ChUJ'('h
otter a support group for tamilies .
with loved ones whu ure mentally
Ill ·n1,, !JfOUJ> meets from b:30 to 8
p.m. Sundays m the church s
D1erent1r•ld I !all C:, 600 St.
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P/a,nned Parenthood honors Newport Beach cOup/f!._
j w ill you still love me
tomorrowl-nsked
organuers of the
annual meeting of Planned Par-
enthood of Orange and san
Bernardino counties The haunt-
mg question fonncd the basis of
discuss1on at the dinner and
reception held ctt the new Dil>-
covery Science Center in "Santa
Ana, which has become a focal
point of community gathermg for
causes unportant to the Newport-
Mesa community, as well as all
of Orange County .
Chaued by Newport Beach
bdlTlSter Martin Weinberg, with
able assistance from Larry
KJrschenbaum, Teddie Ray,
BonnJe Ahrens, Donna Barasch,
VlckJ Booth, Dort dnd James
~Caillouette, Peggy Goldwater
T HI CROWD
Clay, Molly Lyon, the Rev.
Stephen Mather, Robert
Sprague, JennUer Van Bergh
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lk. l'latt'S New ••t11bollc Xmn.lon , ,
evening featured a trtbute to a
fonrudable Newport Beach cou·
ple awarded the Choice Award
from Planned Parenthood.
Darlene and Walter Gerkem•
support of Planned Parenthood
dates from 1954. Darlene Gerken
wns infonned of her first preg-
nancy at the Planned Parenthood
Clinic..irf'Milwaukee, which
opened in the early '50s with the
Gerkens' involvement. Darlene is
d member of the Orange/San
Bernardino County Planned Par-
enthood board, serving the orga-
nization for the past six years.
Also honored at the annual
event was Rep. Loretta Sanchez,
who received the Responsible
Choices Award for her work sup-
porting pro..-choice and pro-fami-
ly legislation.
Keynote speaker at the recent
event was Dr. Jennifer James, a
recognized cultural anthropolo-
gist, duthor and lecturer. Her top~
ic, "Cultural Diversity m the
New Millenniwn," addressed the
ma1or changes in society creating
teru;1on and uncertainty in our
community and our world.
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111.e Center Stars, in support
of the Orange County Perform-
mg Arts Center, will play host to
an exclusive cocktail reception
Feb. 25 al Chanel in the South
Coast Plaza.
Gordon Roberts, executive
director of Chanel fine Jewelry,
'will be on hand with a special
collection of rare pieces of jewel-
ry from the Chanel collection
never before eX.hlbitedi.n Orange
Cowity. The evening of conver-
sation, cocktails and exqujsite
clothing will of course feature the
Spnng and Summer Pret a Porte
collection from Chanel.
All proceeds will benefit the
projects of The Center, cher-
ished by the small but signifi-
cant group known as The Cen-
ter Stars of Orange County. For
more information, contact
Madeline Zuckerman at 949
476 9009.
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"I just love that song, and I
wrote it," gushed Grammy-wm-
ning songwnter Burt Bacharach,
following a marvelous vocal ren-
dition of one of his classic pop
compositions at a weekend per-
formance in Segerstrom Hall at
the Orange County Performing
Am. Center
Bacharach and the Paci11c
Symphony Orchestra delighted a
sold-out crowd that came to hear
"What the World NPeds Now is
Love", and "Raindrops Keep
Fdllin' on My Head," along with
other favorites, including •Do
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'ewport Beach, CA 92660
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Date: Wednesda}, February 24, 1999
Tame: 5:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.
Come mttl a varitty of specialists in the event planning im/145try.
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and Oose to You."
The composer was uruted on
stage with some performen. for
the first time.,Followmg one song,
Bacharach twned to the young
lady singing fu9 song to tell her
and the audience that "I have
never heard the music perfonned
so beautifully.~ Continuing, the
man who has written music per-
formed by such greats as Dionne
Warwick, Barbara Strei.sand,
Aretha Franklin. Maureen
McGovern, Linda Ronstadt, and
Neil Diamond turned to the aowd
with sheer joy to add, "lt'i such a
beautiful song ... and I wrote ill -
Three thousand fans applaud-
ed Bacharach's music and his
disarming personality, which
charmed the pants off of them.
Four decades of music-making
has not diminished the pleasure
of the gift of Burt Bacharach, for
the audience or the man. ••• Olive Crest, founded in 1973
in support of abused children,
goes into full gear this year,
announcing plans to reach 2,000
children and families annually by
2000. The ainbitious program
marks the 25th dlllliversary of
the nonprofit organi.zdtion that
has touched so many lives in this
community.
The Olive Crest prQgTa.m con-
sists of a hcensed foster-family
adoption agency, residential
group homes, two 2•-hour trea.,.,
ment centers for severely ' •
neglected and abused young ~. ~
children, parent education pro-,.
grams, family therapy program~
and a private school. :
Serving those in need all o~r
Southern California and extenq;•
mg into the Inland Empire and. ..,
Las Vegas, Olive Crest ha.s long
enjoyed a very close relationship
with Newport-Mesa otizens, ,
Upconung fund-raisers
include an underwriting party-
Sunday for the annual Black ~
White Ball at the Corona det !Vfdi
residence of the devoted Sylvia .....
and Lynn Burnett. ''"'
The honorary chair of the ball
th:is year is the wonderful Vlr-••.
gtma Knott, and the goal. of the
everung of undeJWTiting ts •
$100,000. u
Also that day, The Center !J
Club of Costa Mesa plays host td'
the Town, Gown, and Apron ''" 1
Sweetheart Brunch and Auction:•
chaired by Diana Casey and 1
Marla Foscart For more infor-,
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"' . date book Thursday, Febiuary 18, 1999 A. 13
~Message' is predictabl~; but rush to see 'Rushmore'
,
• EDITOR'S NOTE: 'The Reel Critics col·
umn features movie critiques written by
community members serving on our
panel.
Murray, newcomer
shine in comedy
W riter·di.rector we~
Anderson and co-wntcr
Owen Wtlson follow up
Ui~ 1996 feature film debut,
"B9ttle Rocket,• wttl\ another
wi.nrung entry, •Rushmore.•
•Rushmore• stars flewcomer
Ja son Schwartzman (another
link in the Francis Ford Coppola
REEL CRmcs
dynasty:
nephew of
Coppola, son
of Talia
Shire, and cousm of Nicolas
Gitge) as Max Fischer, an acllvi·
ty jock -and really bad student
-at Rushmore Academy.
However, his Jack.luster acad-
emicS (he's placed on a "sudden-
death probation" reminiscent of
the "double secret probation" for
Delta House in •Animal I-louse•)
donot prevent him from orgcUUz-
ing e ve ry conct>1vable club/acllv-
1ty on cttmpus, from the fencmg
club to the Max Fiseh~r Players
(his stage productions come
eqwp ped with pyrotechnics dncl
personal protective equipment
for audience Angeles and N. tional odeties of
member~). His film cnhcs, and it's ea:.y to see
mannerisms why. This is vintage Murray. in
and looks are all of his irnprOVl.Sdtlonal glory.
reminiscent of Murray u es his comic brilliance
a young Ben-to create a character who is
Jamin Brad-· believable, amusing dnd
dock in "The depr<>.ssing. I le fleshes out Her-
Graduate• man Blume with nc:h psychologi·
(there is even a cal underpinningsi his chardcter
scene where ddmire.'i and hates Max for the .
f th Rob Orozco one o e same reason: t le is reminded of
characters himseU. ·
sends himself to the bottom of a The charncters occupy the
swimming pool). :-.ame world as Whit Stillman's
Max speaks w1th an unnerv· cha.meter:. from his ·doomed
ing maturity, and is barely abln bourgeoli;u~-m-love·.tritogy: c;elf-
to conceal his contempt for the • absorbed young adults trying to
adults, especially heddma:.ter Dr. hnd their way m the world. But
Guggenheim (Bnan Cox), who whereas Stillmnn's characters do
enforce their: Jules because they not make any attempt to be
are not. and never were, able to hkcd, this tilm, m its 0 \"11 off-the-
work with the same kind of wit beaten-path way, 1s deruutely
and spontaneity Max has. Max one 6f the best character-driven
finally meets his match while comedies of the young yedr (it
attempting to win the adoration WdS in linuted release in Decem-
of fust-grade teacher Ms. Rose-bN m a vahant but unsuccessfu1
mary Cross (Olivia Williams) m attempt to nonunate Murray for a
Herman Blume (Bill Murray), il nchly deserved Acddemy
Rushmore graduate and steel Awdfd). "Rushmore" definitely
magnate who mitially 1s Max's will remain w1lh you for the rest
mentor but eventually becom~!-> ol 1999.
tus adversary.
Murray's performance h<ls
earned him best supportm9 actor
awards from the New York, Los
• ROB OROZCO, 29, 1s an environmental
health and safety consultant. He lives. in
Newport Beach with his wife and two
Celts
Performances sa v
weak P.lot in 'Message ..
H ow many urri~ have you
walked along the beach,
watching your f ect and
looking for burie<l treasure? Llv·
1ng my whole life here on the
Cdlifomia <"Odst, l know l hav~
spent many an afternoon domg
just that. lmugine iJ you found,
hillf-submcrged in thr. sand, d
bottle with a note. Now imagine
th.at the message is so romantic
and beautiful that you were com-
pelled to by to fmd the author of
t.Oe note. That's the prenui;e of
the new KeVJJl Costner, Robin
Wnght Penn and Pdul Newman
movie, "Messag e in a Bottle."
Penn plays Theresa, a single
mother and newspaper researcher
who, while on vacabon, discovers
just such a bottle and a message.
The note is wntten to a woman
named Catherine, and the
unknown author is someone who
loved her de;perately. Alter show-
ing the note to her co-workers,
lhey decide that Theresa should
try to hnd the author.
Being ~ researcher redlJy pays
off. and in no time Theresa is
heading off to North Carolina to
meet the man who wrote the
note -Garret Blctke No sooner
does she land than she meets
Dodge Blake, Garret's .father,
played by Paul
Newman.
Dodgeste r:.
her in the
direction of the
harbor. and
she finds Gai-
r~t (Kevin
Costner) at
work restoring
n boat.
Neglectmg to
tell Garret
about her dss1gnrncnt. a rr>lat1on°
ship starts. And, in one ol Ul
more obvious plot twists. th
audience knows Lhis relfluon hip
is doomed. .
The character::. do not, howev-
er, and the story continues· We.
learn that Cdtherlnc is Garret's
dead wife, and that smce. her
death, he has been unable to I t
her go. She was an artist, and
Garret keeps her studio as d
shrine, unable to let even heJ
family look at her paintings.
The romance between There-
sa and Garret tontinues to hlos·
som even though at tmms 1t lS a
bit crowded. Their love hits the
rocks when GarH~t finds thP hot-
Ue and letters that Th rP.Sil hc1s
been keepmg. He retrec1t:. to
North Carolintt dnd Cathenue,
hnally finding lhe court1y~ to
bury her.
Although the ending Le; very
predictable, J don't want to spoil
ii for anyone who doesn't t}\
hbndwnting on the wan Suffic
1t to say you'll need your
Kleenex.
Seeing •Message in 4 DOttle"'
on VaJerttinels Di!y with my hU.S·
bdnd was.my
contnbution to a romantlc day
t fQwever, I don't think the movie
as destined to be one of the great
Jove stones of all time. The plot 1-s
so predictable, you'll feel llkP
you could have wntten 1t. \Vhat
is wonderful is Paul Newman.
Hi crusty old ea dog, DodgP.,
.v. orth lhc pnce of adnm.sion.
Robm Wnght P~nn also did a
great job. After this role mayt~
she v.ill hnd the leading-lady
· status she deserves. Even Ke"~
Costner, wuh his limited actmg
skills dnd an even more limited
scnpt, d1d a. hne Job This is the
Coi.tner that we women love -
strong, silent, shy and romantic...!
can't th.ink of a betteJ man for •
U1e role of Blake.
Although nQt great. " 1essdge
m a Bottle" will keep your atten·
lion. Though 1t lc1cks d great pl
the ~tars make up for thdt wea
ness \'1th theu perlormaocP.s
in all, it's a ruce wa·r to spend
afternoon. I • HEIDI BRESSI.Ell 35, rs a ha1~l
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NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
The ort; brewery n Newpat Beach we SM'S aw:ird .wnng ~ &. we
have a fartastic food menu wiU1 outdocr ~ 811d IOts of FFe parlm,g
Located et 2920 N~ BM1 Hoors 11 :3Qem.11 ~ Sun-Thurs
11 Jl:m, 003m Fn$..... 6 7"..8449
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Clledt Ol1 the h:ppest Ollnese restuem II\ (hnge Qxny! Reoanlty
runoOOlOO to resemble Asian beer hrusc Diil Oii IB'A!S tasty Oine6e
food and mun a fllf>1 stocked bar \Wt! ~ IJ'q:JIC8I drY!ks. a qimy
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SarONictlos, coffee and ~ ctinkJ & smoolhles Al new brealdast:
menu Catering available Open Mon·Fr1 at 6am.
Sat at 7am aod Sun et Som Located et 270 E 17th Slreet, Costa Mesa
645-2252
ROYAL KHYBER
Award Wimng Cuisine of 1M::1 ~ fti' blctl Moo ~n 11 ~
006ed for k.mrJi on Saturday Sonday BN1ch Buffet aeMd 1 i »
< ~ omer ~ 1rom s 3lm locet.ed • ttie South Coest Raz.a
• 1621 w ~/we 714<43&'1010
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE COMPANY
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AVILA'S EL RANCHJTO
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A 14 Thursday, February 18, 1999 date book Daily Pilot
Inspired craziness makes '~es of the Heart' a winner
lot.t lnus
T he McGrath · 1 tee:. an•
back among us, thos
three crazy daughters of a
crnz1cr mothN,who hanged her-
self in the cellcH, d.Jong with the
family cat.
One of them has had sex JUSt
once in her 30 years. anothe1 left
town for a Hollywood singing
career and becam<' a billinu ·
agent in a dog-food fdctory, cmd
..------· the third hcts
THEATER REVI EW ~~::r~wd Wlth
shootinu ht>r
husband because she •u1dn't lilw
his looks ·
They were-crdZy enou9h to
propel thclf UP.dtor, pldywriyht
Beth Henley. to a Pulilzm Prize
for "Crones ol the tif'art • some
YldTS ago, and now they're strut-
ting their cnamcss di the C.:osld
Mesa CiVJc Pldyhouse m a mar-
velou'>ly delcnled dnd emotionctl·
ly involving productmn.
Director Jack Millis has w1sC"ly
dllowed the how to play at it
rnhc.rentl)' lr.isurcly pace. focus-
ing unhumedly on e Ith of the
1ster:. and her own part cular
demons. as well as her place in
the social fabric of l faZPlhurst.
Mi . About the only mcrea e in
tempo comes late m thP. play,
when the eldest sister does some
unpromptu housecl<'aninH -
with her h1ghfolutm cousin dt the
other end of thP. hroom.
#Cruues of the Hectr1" hds bet•n
around the block a tew times, but
the Costd Mestl stagmg i£ onP of
the more impreS!>ive int(">rprctd·
lions. Like its cousin. Robert Hcu-
li.ng's MSteel Mugnolias," the play
locusc. .. on small-town SouthPm
women and theu uphill. often·
conucaJ struggle for emotional ur·
viva!, ahett~ rucely by the set
designer's lived-in kitchen etting.
All thwc McGrath l>IStcrs are
imprPss1vf"ly interpreted, dncl
each has her dehmt1ve moment,
but Lynn Reinert's achmgly real-~ 1st1c performance as the old0.st,
spmst<'rs ister, Lenny. 1s th<.• pro-
Lareest Maternity Selection in o.c.
New Be Used
· · BABY BLOOMERS Hours:
M. r tOarn 6pm
.Sat I lam !'pm 1125 Vlctorta St. tA, Costa Mesa
(949) 548-1001 •••
Ar\ A1\1ERICA!\' CLASSIC O~ THE SCR Mr\li\ST.\GE
OF MICE
AND MEN
t ..•
teinbeck
February 26
through April 4
U-.>\\ ·primJ p~1ews n<1'4
through Fd>ruary ~S
Johil Steinh:dl\ gm! d
lel~ the ftkomOrab!e ~" l\tlJ
fJ1endi Stlm~ \alley \agtan •no.share an~ drean1 w ti~'" the fat ti the bnd The llthd rUl In SCR Amerian
Classk::s Serie\ $J'clks IO If>
Rmpl 'Mid purek of Arnt1lcll
11) haunting lhcnie will lif1#t
g af1er tht rurtllln cmli!S
n
t
1Clms OF THE HUIT'
+ WHEM: Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamil·
ton St., Costa Mesa
• WHEN: 8 p.m. Thurr
days through Saturdays, 2
p.m. Sundays until March 7 + HOW MUCH: SS.SO &
$10 + PHONE: (949) 65<>-5269
Adrtana SancbeJ:, Lynn
Reinert and Kathy Sim-
mons (from left) cele-
brate Retnert's birthday
in "Crimes of the Heart"
at the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhome.
I duction's crown jewel Reinert is
a study in fomenting frustration,
hN htetime of disappointment
culminating in rage over a hall-
ealen but not by her -gift
box of chocolates.
Kathy Simmons swaggers
through the role of Mt!g, the
"cheap Christmas trash" nuddle
sister, endowing her character
with a C'O<'ky #kiss my grits" atti-
tude. Simmons rMely displays
her own vulnerability, but she
dllows this quality to emerge in a
splendidly endClC'd ~moment of
truth" segment
(!Jir:J™(;.iEJC!liJ™LiiGEliJfAl?U!l~tii
" ••• wonderful , delicious meals that would cost
twice as much .in a full service restaurant •••
The food is awesome. ~ •
Sure to be the new hot spot on 17th."
u seen in the Daily Pilot February 4, 1999
fre1/.. ~~fin R..<>Affei
ff-.wf'j of~ J~Jf
Open 7 Days • Sun-Thul lam-9pm •Fri-Sat llam-JOpm
271 E.17th St . .i Costa Mesa ".,i (949) 515-0909
fAl?U!Jr:iil!JGJiJLFXEJr;E]l!llt:J~'™
Avoid heavy traf'ftc -enjoy a light me.a durtng
BANZAlHOVR
(
1be younger sister, Babe, fac-
ing charges of attempted murder,
is wonderfully portrayed by Adn-
ana Sanchez -a renowned
songstress whose only connec-
tion to music m Uus show con-
sists of a few tentative toots on a
saxophone. Sanchez flesh"s out
her character's charm and
n~uvcte, as well as the passionate
stubbornnes:» that got her into
trouble m the first place.
Cousm Chick, who looks
down her nose at the trashy
McGraths, is rucely done by
Andrea La Vela as an exacerbat-
ing presence m their lives. The
tadtum, gunpy Doc. Meg'c; for-
mer lover, is an economically
effect.lVe interpretation by an
actor billed onl~ as DJ.
Kent Taylor connects tentative-
ly wllh the young lawyer who
talces Babe's case because he has
his own fish to fry with her victim.
Taylor bUilds on his character's
youth and inexperience with a
measured, halting approach to the
role that's refreshingly honest
This guy doesn't pretend to know
all the answer.;.
Reinert. Simmons and
Sanchc1. play their s~terly rela-
tionst p SUJ><'rbly, both in
moment of CC101antdP.rie and
constemallon. Their laughing j,r:
over their grandfather's comd is t..1
pdrtirularly affecting moment m
a show that's more than a little
strange but works its way effort-
lessly into the heart
• TOM TITUS reviem local theater for
the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear
Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Back Bay Cafe is a great lunch spot even on a rairiy day
1 ANL~ CtilliVER
!kit f'iot
N ewport Dunes protmbly
isn't thP. fust place that
comes to mind as a rainy-
dcty lunc•h deshnahon. Its only
rcstdurant -the Back Bay Cole
-is known for its scenic outdoor
<lining and sunny morning
hreakfctsts overlooking the bay,
boats and beaches.
But even m mdement we th· er, my lriends and I cnjoy~d the
.)ronn and frienilly atmosphere
,ms1de the restaurant on a recent
Jtnuay afternoon
The nautical-themed cafe ha'>
A spnciou outdoor patio with
plastic tables
·DINING REVIEW =~~ ~~i-
ta.s for shade.
lostd\?,'-thcre' · lots of windows
iind light-colored wood, and sails
hang from the cc>ilmg.
The mcmu is fairly sunple with
:.alacb, soups. sandwiches, burg-
1l1rs and chowder, chili and soup
of the duy.
1 • A lot of lhP. cw.tomcrs come
ftom the• NPwport Dunes RV
Pork, wherc•E C'"' flock dur-
'1ng the wintc onths, '>ttid man·
11g1•r Debbw . cchuwn In the
::.ummer, the rounger crowds
mve for dinner aftPr c1 long day
licking at the Dunes. ·
In the chill}' winter, pPopl~ go
lo the cafc Jor 1~ wann "oup and
Pavilions cook-off award·wm-
ning sedfood chowder, a crcam-
based chowder with a variety of
seafood, celery, potatoes and a
touch of seasoning ($2.75 for a
cup; $3.75 for a bowl).
A chowder and sandwich
combo -a bowl of chowder
with a half a ham, turkey or tuna
~andwich for $6.95 -is a tasty
and heurty lunch.
After admiring the oul'iido,
and having a bit of trouble find-
ing the front door, we settled into
a table righl near a comer wm-
dow, where the overcast skies
• cast a lovely gray tiue on the
boat docks.
The servers were spunky and
attentive, keeping ln line with
the 9-year-old restaurant's
upbeat atmosphere. I imagined
the place just bustling dunng the
summer.
We started off with sptndch
and artichoke dip ($5.95), a small
crock served with multicolored
tortilla chips. The dehoously
salty and creamy dip was flccke
with minced spinach and arti-
choke and laced with pungent
garlic.
Appetizers such as stuffed
falapenos, 7.ucchini spears und
nachos are also offered.
Grilled chicken teriyaki
($7.25). is a light sandwich of
marinaded chicken with a unge
of pineapple served on Cl bun
with french fnes.
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The qrillccl w•9q1r> undwich
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You're invitt'd to our new .,tore" here you
can try out our c.1<ccptional equipment.
If rou·rc ~crious about getting in shape
and tin~d of that sweaty gym smell, then
you·rc netter off staying home. A Stanford
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work out .it home arc more Jikcly to ~uck
with thl· program and get more effocm·c results.
I was marbled with loads of mPlted
cheese. There was a litUP too
much cheese and oil for my lunch
compmu.on's taste, but the d
wiCh was tasty and ubstantiftl
Other notable sandwich r1
Ute classic French d1p ($6.95) and
the roasted twkey brea t t 25)
Fish and Chips are trad.Juonnl
style: Cod filet.'> brP.,aded and
f ncd to a golden brown and
1•rvcd Wllh lemon, tartnr snuce.
coleslu w and trench fnes.
A BBC chili dog is a big frank
topped with homem<tde dull
oruons and cheddar Cheese
($4.95).
Ta ty salads include duckP.n'
artichoke ~$7 .95), cohb ($7 50),
• Chinese chicken ($7 .50), Ca ar
($6.25), Chopped vegetable
($7 25) and taco dhr. en ($7 50J.
Sunda~· brunch is an all-~ou
can-edt buff.:t of Amencan
breakfast fare. Roast beef and
ham. scrambled egg , sausage
bacon, Frcndt toast, salad pa ·
tries, mulfins and fresh fn11t .are
for the tllkmg tSB.95 for adults
$5.95 for children, mdudmg
dnnk).
The C'ale ha .. d full bar as well
as catenng seJV1ce and speaa.J
P.Wnt~ facilities. So heud Jo the
Back Bay Cafe any tinw of the
year for friendly servrne nncl
gredt food \\,th a beoul:ltul bac -
drop. I • NANCY otE~'S d1nin9 rcvt
appear every other Thursday
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16 Th1Jr$day, F bruory I 8, 1999
; I commun1 forum
IDllOllAl
ooking to fill some really big shOes
W o Will be Newport
B •ach' next city manager?
In a little more thdD a
month -mdybe even before that -
WP'll know the answer. By the end
He was cool, levelheaded . 1 lis
feathers rarely -if ever -ruftl d .
He understood what made N ewport
Beach tick. •
Murphy -a lthough he d ashed
philosophically with the majority of
the council in his final months -
demonstrated a work e thic thc1t was
dam-near beyond reproach: A nd he
was about as d etail-orie nted as they
com~.
more than th occasional qudfl)'.
Leaders in locul gov mment w ho've .
shown either flamhoytt~CP and ar10 -
gance havt•n't lust •d lonu.
ThNe's one mon• charMter tldit
we'd like to see i n our new city
m1.maget. Loyall}'·
I Murch, the City Council plans to
choose the mdn or woman -w ho
lertd Nf'wport Beach into the
oext nuUenmum.
Seventy candidates applied for
t'tl<' post •. made vacant 'when a c~un
cil mo1ority.forced Kevin Murphy
110111 the office in A ugust. Whoever
gPh it will edm $140,000 a year. The
courw1l hds narrowed its choices to
thn·l· They'lJ undergo final inter-
v11•\\ s m iust six days
rtw ptirson who lands the job has
~11n11• lnu shot's to fill
Both had the political savvy thut is
essential in Newport Beach. Unlike
some communities, where the mayor
is the only king of the hill, Newport
is a community of many king -
CEOs, corporate presiden ts, CFOs,
high-powered ?tlom eys and million-
aire e ntrepren eurs.
We'd Jikp him to stick 1tround for
a whih>. We wctnt lum hem well mto
th~ 2·1 st century. We ~xpt1ct the kin'ct
of loyalty deu1onstr<1ted by A flan
RoPder, Costa M •su' .city. ntdnager.
There's liltlP doubt of tus dllcgiance.
t le clcctrly love the city, and he's
dedicctled to his job.
So there it is, our chcu<1ctP1 wish
hst.
I) The stoic tempr>rurn11nt of Bob
Wynn.
13oh \\'ynn, Murph} 's predecessor,
-.lwplw1d<'d llw city through two
dt>cdcll's, c1nd he was loved by virtu-
dll} 1'\<'ryorw. •
Respect and humility are keys in
this land of Don Bre ns, H enry
Segerstroms and Bill Popejoys -d
place where opposition tends. to be
· 2) The work eU)1c of Kevin Mur-
phy.
3) The loyalty of A llan Roeder.
WP hopp hP's out tlwrc.
Om'ring prayPrS for
tl1P HP\. Kraus<')
I 11111 ..tlhn!.J tO lhcmk Uw Ddily
Pd!lt tor thl• s'uperb covert1ge it
llds ~1w11 tht• Rev. Kenneth
i<rcJu,.._. durmq his illn~ ... s H e is a
t1 rril1c p<?N>n with cm tnCTedible
'Plb" ol humor .tnci 1s Ct wonderful
-,p1 c1kP1 Not uni} L'> hv our pri~t.
b 11 cl <Jfl'cJI CU!Tllll\tnlly supporter.
Bh" \oil h1thl'r Krctll'-C Contin-
w•d pr ct\ 1 f'> lu1 your rr-covery
\Jui h low Thdnk you. Ddtly Pilot.
RACHEL PEREZ-HAMILTON
Costd Mesa
LPt's irnpParh those
")PPking in1pPach ment
Nov. lhttt rt\ 11V!'f, m1pec1ch all
thoo.,l who sl<11tPd Uuc, unnPces-
... ,,.,, llllrl'-C'll<,f
WARREN G. ALTHOFF
Costa Mesa
Fair. ~<'dPrlander
shouJd pay c:itizr1is
I 111 ... 1 \'I rntl·d to ctcfc.J my two
< l'nh to thP uutrc19<.'<JUS demand of
lht> lc11r IXXtrcl 1 "Pnre of silence is
tfolden, too," f-eb. :l). They dnd
N1!<ll'rlc1ndN llldde money without
.111y c on<f•m Jor the otlzl'ns of
( ""Id f\ 1esd WP could not hctve
ctll) J>Pc1r C! of nund on concert
111qhts Som<'lmt<"" Wf' ht1d to
h•11\r for houc.,
Nr·d,.rldndPr und the fdl! board
ltnulcl pa y thr• nllwns of Costa
l\ll• ... <1 who suftnPd for yea.rs. It
\.\ ,,., 1111 for monc>y, rmd they didn't
q1v" .1 you-know what tor dflY·
ll11nq ••1"1•
T111· Pct< 1111 Arnptuthedtre
.,lt.,ulcl hi' torn down ft rrught be a
qoo<I plc1c P for d ldrge nC'w Library
l11r ( 'oslrt (\ Jt•<;d Thdt would be
..,. •lllf1th1nq thr1t the citizens could
•_!}• 1111cl dpprr>oate c1nc1 Wu~.
I -LYNN MERLES
Costa Mesa
111•· Lusks dlf' my heroes. They
luotl up .md fought for thern-
"'1 lw-.;, hut <'ven more so, for me
md 11thc•r residents of this how.mg
co11un 11mty ThPy fought while Mr.
N1 drorlrmdn mvttded the Sdnctity
11 0111 honH>s -including practice
"'-'''>lll!ls, oltl'n <'1ght hours a dtly,
ro mukro his profit at our expense.
Now the· fem wishes to inbmidate
ttw Lusk.'> und Browns so that
tlunys Wlll be• nqht bt1rk where
thf'y slarh-!d m 1()83 no restnc-
lmn'> t1nd more big l>uc:ks
• Wluh• Nc•dcrlanclcr took a cou-
. pk· of years off my Wt>, the Lu.-,ks
•.;cwNJ me d c:ouplc by reluming
my homp to nw. Whal Nederlan-
ci11r <hcl was nothing short of rob-
IX11y: ~I<• !'tole tht! one pldce ln the•
world where I could l'{'tf'eat after a
hd.rd day o( work, leavmg not one
cub11". foot or silence, often forcmg
IJIC' out of my own home as if at
'Junpomt to hnd qwet elsewhere.
I If' turned me mlo Pavlov's dog,
hyper-r ponding lo his cu .
Thank you, uttomcy David
Spuc, lor lpkmg th C'dSC. Sure, you
m.idc your 30 1~1 or 40%, but you
• lso ~w d wrong and you made it
"'ht.
Wht1I the $4.J million cl:uuge
MAILB AG
C>0N UA Ii I OAll.V PILOT
The Rev. Kenneth Krau~e is given a healing prayer fro m the hand~ of fc•llow prlt•sts, Including the
Rev. Joseph Robillard, In coat, during an e vening prayer sen;ite for his ret0\:~ry at St. JoachJm
Church ln C osta Mesa.
really does IS Wlpe out five yec1rs
of good publ.Jc-relations work by
the fair, and speafi.cally Becky
Bailey-Findley. They hdd nwner-
ous community meetings, assunng
us of their good intentions At om:
ol the meetings, I expressed dic;-
pleasure with loud weekend
music festivals that the fdir started
holding on the Speedway s1te. I
almost thought they listened when
those were not booked the past
couple of years. The skeptical and
cynical almost started believing
they really wanted to be goOd
neighbors. Then this.
lf the Pilot correctly quoted fau
attorney Tom Malcolm as saying,
·we will not be pushed around,
and we won't be bullied in the
press,• my commwuty has rcaJ
problems. It's been this commuruty
that's been bulbed dTound. We
were messed with once, and don't
want it lo happen agam Actually,
there's been good pres!) the fair
will not use the grassy dret1 for
scdting, thus negabng the need
for height amplification I su.y, put
it in writing and make that dfCd ti
cactus garden. There is talk abou1
teanng the place down.
It's becoming a good guy/bad
guy routine. All ruce talk ru.1dt', ii
they gel all restrictions removed.
Ulen the pow:ers can say, ·w e
really wanted lo be good neigh-
bors, but they're JUSt being unrca-
sondble. • The truth IS, they'll be
exactly where Nederlander was
15 years...ago-lree to pack 111
18,000 people m a place that was
approved for 8,000, with no noise
restrictions, the prelicrlption for big
bucks. This is probably what a
faction of the fair folks wanted au
along.
1banks to tho Lusks and the
Browns for f1ghting the good hght.
Puir folks, dPc 1dr> "h11I )!<Hr
Wctnl to clo with th1• plc1c fl, dlld
lPttVt! my 900<11w1qhhors rtlon•'.
PAUL DANIELS
< ·o..,lo Mes<i
Ughtcd ba."><\hall fi eld s .
arc best for pl<1ycrs
I dm rornnwnlinq n•y;udm!J the
hyht i.'isue lor th1"' plrt}'Prs ovm in
the N('W}JOrl B<'11Ch IJ!Ue U'<.ltJll~
The only comment lhttt I hdVC 1
that Ull? city doe:> not pay nny or
the expense; Im l.1ttl " League
The Little Lfx1gur> even pay for
the eluctnoty for Uu• hnht , tor the
upkt.-ep of the hdd , the Y.dli•nnc
and evr.rylhmq else :\ncl thNf'
Clfe not enough llPlds ciVditahJr> to
the kids. The kids <1m 10 .... ing onl'
day a week prart.Jc e this Yl:•H
b<'C'8Ut;C they don't have P-OOlltJh
fields for all of u1~ ff'llrtlS So I
think I would suppwt th1• hyhls
becdus • I Unnk 11 1s m lhl' bc.<.t
interest of thl' ch1lchc•n, nnd I lhmk
the L1IU<1 Lt>ugur. pH><Jr .im 1s ·•
good rmx-Jrdm for the kicis.
PAUL VON BERG
Nf•wpor1 BP,1 h
Bell rings soundly on
. f undatnentalisl'.;
Mr. Jos ph N. Hell· I mu I S<'Y
your drticl " en • most lntmcstm I
and thoug hl·provoking. I look lor-
ward to your w • kly column. I
applaud you for your stand on U1
Christian lundamentah ts' attempt
lo pctss mornl 1uclqm nt on the •unwash~·
The teal untl 1gnornnrn of th1
rnovmncnt f1i in the ta1 ol Utr•1r
·1ct go an"<l let God" loqun. r
espt.,>dully 11kr.d you1 rel •r •nr lo
•we love the um r hut hlttc~ th
Sill ' I <1011'1 know ho\\ mcmy
t111 1es I h11vc• hPc11d th1ll retort. It's
hk1 • tlw Na11u11c1l R1llc' f\o;socltl·
l.m11 s c1111..,ta11t l>1t11nwt1slung i;lo-
cr(111 of "q1111s don'I kilJ people•,
J.li'opl<• kill p1•oplt•."
KP1•p up tlw good work for
lht'"'' of us lookmg lor Uui broarte1
1x rsp<.'< t rvr>
DENNY OSBORNE
Newport Bcdch
ShP.d trade Fred for
1a ncy and Christin
< >I rill U111 columno; you run, the
onP thot I hucl th • most f'!lJO}'<tble
}HJ d1sc1ppet111 cJ
B(dth Not , h ) Chnstm C<.tr·
m•y t11u.I Nt111c:y Gmclnt•r, (llwc1y~
re111111tl rn tn orth<'l r 'Vlsit
fovo11tc• ol<I plac t~ or lo chS< over
llC'W on •s thc:v tell lh ahuut.
Ph•r1 P clo nol s<H'Tif1ce suc-h a
\\1111di>tful column tor the Siike ot
11111<• bonng quy ncmied Fwd who
llv1• in Colorilelo. (No offense,
r'u•cl )
JANICE FLANAGAN
C:osld M<>sd
Coflt'(!housc name
kt'cps perking cn1otions
111 1 ~unJ to 1hc> coffeehouse
wrth 1111• n •w MrnP-on BctllK>it
l>HOlO lllUSTRAllON BY M-'RC MAltTIN / DAILY PILOT
Island: All I wunt to know 1s
where will it stop. Will the phiillic
ngar store or the Big Ass Clothing
Store or the Big Breast Bra Shop,
or whatever you cdn think of, be
next? I think 1t is part of the Jeft-
wrng consplTdC)'. Dwruny Amcnca
down -compliments of the pre-
sent White House elitists. Lower
Amenca's morals This is truly a
tragedy. Where will it slop?
NANCY PENN
NPwport B<'dCh
Give me d break -coffee
break, that 1s. The ledder of our
country, the presJClent, has done
more lo fucl the moral dPcdy of
our young people, ldr mor<• thdll
the name of the Btld Ass C'oCh>t'
Co Yet, 70°0-plus or the 1)(1ople
thmk that's OK, dccorcJmg to the
most recent polh.
His lying under oath, his futile
attempt to cover up his actions
and his total lack of morals arc
beyond reprwch. lWo hours after
citlending church With his family,
he committed sexual acts wtth a
young woman not thdt much older
than his daughtPr. All this ~ex was
done m the Ovctl Ofhcc, undf'r the
same roof he and his dtmghter call
home, and we call th White
HollSe. Then he lied, cnveretl up
and JJUSJed the Xim • people who
elected him
If you believe this man should
be our president, you will not lx•
upset Wlth lh<' narrw of the Bdd
Ase, Coffee Co.
Let's all re101ce m that they diil-
n't bwld a C"igdr store on the isldnd
c1nd cdlled it PresidC'ntidl Toys.
RICHARD C. NOYES
Newport Bcdch
• mfTOR'S NO"lt: Rdrard c. Noyes IS no
relation to Councilman John Noyes
After Heather, what's
next for the bay'?
A question for JackJe Heather.
Thdt is the hectding. Today whc•n J
redd my Pilot, I was most interest·
c-0 Ul the ruce • Millerumun
r..1oment• about formC'r Newport
Bedch Mayor f lcdther.
What really cttught my eye Wds
"she was instrumental m the fight
to restore silt·chokcd Upper New-
port Bayw in 1982 and 1984. We
have ~n studying and wnting
articles about the lack of mtercst
for the past 14 years to mcuntdm
Newport &y us proffi>.Se<I. We
hdve written dbout the contrdct
from those whose name di'<.'
foW1d on the bronze pldque over-
lookJng the Bdck Bdy, ill1d how
these seven failed to follow
through as pronused m W84.
Jackie I-leather was •selected
citizen of lhe ycdr m 1986 • after
her efforts for restonng the Upper
Bay. We hope Jackie, who is !".till
"gomg strong,• can tell us how au
of th ose who follow ~ her could
let the buy got m such disr l>t.UJ.
Could or should J\lcl<ie hdve done
tmythmg? Just asking. nus 1 very
pertinent. We have been wnling
about this ll1 other publkallons for
several months. Let's whitt
happens.
GEORGE GRUPE
WllTI TO YOUR REPRESlllTITIYI
Doily PifOf
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Give us bridge facts
and analysis, not
hysteria and insul~
1Y MICllAF.L E. 0t>mco
I am moved to write by tbe'''
fow letters regarding the
19th Street bridge you
published in the Feb. 2 islu.011
of the Dally Pilot. It seems
that the wrtters labor under cl
serious nusapprehen.sion u .:
to the intentions of the ~
cates of the 19th street
bridge. While I am a meml>F
of the 19th to the Beach
orgaruzanon, I am not on the
board, dnd the following rep-
resents only my personal
view.
Jt is widely acknow~
tl1at Costa Mesa's West Side -
is looking tiied and run-(,,I_,
down. It cdn still be saved if
Costa Mesa takes action
:toon. Deeding what to do
was the point of the West
Side Study. There are some
who ~ay that everything is
fine as is. To preserve their
persondl bit of lc;olation, they
are willing to Sdcrifice the , '..
health of the whole commu-'1.
ruty. Lou.is XV of France
:.urns up their position:
# Apres moi le deluge.•
The residents attending ..
the meetings offered a num· 1
ber of useful ideas, such as , 1
new sidewalks, burying utili•
ty lines, and so forth. These
dfC good, but someone must•
pay for them. I don't favor ' 1
r<tising taxes or securing fed-
eral grants for these projects, ·
so that leaves enticing pri·
vale developers. They will
come only if the transporta-
ti<m network is improved,
i.e., o bridge. The JSOlation
that old-tuno reSidents find ;:., >
cham1mg and quaint is death
to any merchant trying to
build a business.
· One lettei writer feared
the coru;truction of a Gisler
Avenue bndge. The 19th
Street bndge adv(){'ates do •.
not favor this, either. There is
no retail strip that will bene-!fl
fit , m addition, increasing
traffic there would require ,.11 expensive and difficult , ,
chang~ to the Gisler/Harbor
Boulevard intersection.
Jn contrast, the 19th Street:"
hndge will d11ect traffic onto ''
the terminus of the Costo
Mesa Freewdy, wluch has .
ample capaoty. Because of
this natural flow onto the
freeway, J do not foresee
increased traffic on East 19th l"l
Street, a concern of another • ,,
lette r writer.
A third writer suggested a zJ
17th Street bndge. 'This
option ha "everal flaws.
Ft.rst, it is too for south to
connect to Brookhurst Street,
and won't relieve the over· ~
burdened Victona Street '
crossing. Second, 1t would
dump traffic onto Newport
Boulevard, which hasn't any
extra room. Third, while 0 merchants on 19th Street are .,,
begging for more traffic, the
manufacturers on 17th Street 1
would fmd the increased
traffic a nuisance. West 19th
Street u; not a residential
street, as many people
believe. It is entirely retail
and apartment complezes,
t?Xccpt for fl few cottages at
the very end. Many of these
are owned by absentees,
who make little effort to
keep them up.
I am not a traffiC ~PIMNr.iiii
nor an Ui'ben planner. Nel·
ther ls anyone elM who ha
opened his mouth on the
iaue. I would Ilka tO tee
objective colb and benefits
of a brid.gre (and its alterna ..
..... , rUber than byitmta ::
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What started
out as Chrtstt-
enne Morgan's
penonal cru-
sade to find
homes for dogs
in shelters has
tumedmto a
larger effort to
start a no-kill
ail.lmal shelter ·
In Newport
Beach.
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CONTINUED FROM A 1
estimates it would cost at least $1
million to build and $250,000 per
year for additional stafhng, with a
$100,000 mcredse in revenue. No
vacant city building or land for d
shelter exists, Hcnisey said
• Enc;ouraging nonprofit com-
muroty groups to build a shelter
with donations or grnnts, and
then paying the facility to provide
animal services.
• Sharing the costs of building
and operating d.n i.lntmal shelter
with another city. Costa Mesa IS
the only likely candidate,
Henisey's report said, and may be
unwilling if it means higher costs
or staffing levels.
• Contracting wtth a city that
runs its own shelter. Henisey's
report said when that idea was
explored with lrvme in 1993, 1t
was deemed unfeasible because
of expense and travel lime.
• Continuing the present con-
tract with Dover Shores Pet Care
Center. Henisey }aid that
arrangement has prov('d to be
cost-effective and eflic1ent for the
city, but acknowledged there may
be some room for improvement.
The city's $3,000-per-month
contract wtth 'Dover Shores can
be tenninated by either party
with 120 days notice. the report
said.
After revenues are collected ,
the net cost to the nty for all ani-
mal control . ervaces, mcludmg
four animal control officer::., is
about '"$288.000 each. year, the
report said.
EL TORO
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Authority board tm.medtately will
send the inihallve to Chuck
Srruth, chauman of the Bodfd of
Supervisors, dnd ask for the
board's consideration. Ducon said.
But given the 3-2 bOdrd majority
in favor of an auport, getting the
board· to put the measure on the
ballot seems unlikely.
Dixon said he believes an
o rgaruzed citizens' group -..
made up of people from the van-
ous activist group::. in South
County -will take mattNs into
its own hands. But, he said, North
County people will be included.
•lbis is 'a countywtde lJUtiativt!
and needs· to have countywide
support,• he said. •It's been
designed to dtsCourage any air-
port expansions at Los Alamitos
and John Wayne Airport.•
Edwards sa1d he believes the
way to fight Y1e irutiati~e is to
continue bringing more cities and
interest groups into the fold, pos-
s1bly through the new Orange
County Auport Alliance.
There are 4,976 dogs liceflSed
in the city, and in 1998, 693 ani-
mdls were ta.ken to the shelter,
the report said. Of those, 598
were returned to therr owners or
adopted, and 79 -11.4 % -died
or were put to sleep.
I Ienisey's report also compares
Newport's operation with that of
other Orange County cities.
Irvine, for example, pays more
than $600,000 each year to oper-
ate its own ammal shelter.
The Mission Viejo shelter -
which the Tailwaggers group is
using as its model -cost $2.3 mil-
lion to build and costs $609,500 to
operate each year, including
three arumal control officers That
cost is offset by about $300,000 m
animal services revenues,
MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y Pit.OT·
I ferusey's report said.
The report also concluded that
the percentage of animals put to
sleep in one year in Newport is
not much higher than humane
shelters, because the no-kill poli-
cy does not apply to seriously
injured, ill or wild animals.
Despite the hurdles to over·
come to build a Newport Beach
shelter, many people in the com·
munity seem supportive of the
idea.
·A shelter of this kind could
only benefit our community and
our pets,• wrote Corona del Mar ·
resident Christi Coker in a letter
to the City Council. •Newport
Beach has the money, the space
and the concern of the people to
make this happen.•
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rouncil approved allocat-blg $45,000 for the needs a sess-
ment, on the condit.ton that the
City be responsible for isswng the
requests for propo:.als and admin-
tenng the contract for the study.
Without the city's ass.I.Stance,
· the founda tion would have to 3 reuse the money for the nc<.>ds
. ssment through fund-raisers
OI 'f>rivate donations. L
"It's a big psychological boo~t,
too, that the city's involved,"
Genis said. •nus probably pu~
1 us a.bead at le ast a year.~ · · ·
Another beneficiary of the sur-
s was the ~ark Park. The
c nol voted 3-2, with council
c ftembers Heather Somers and
Joe Erickson voting no, lo spend
more than $150,000 to renovate
the Bark Park at TeWinkle Park.
< • The park has a 26-year-old
sprinkler system and little turf.
"The wcty it's designed nght
now. it's nothmg but a mudhole
any time there is any moisture out
there,• said Councilwoman Libby
Cowan
Cowan w1d that if the Bark
Park was any. other city· park,
there would be no question tha t
renovq.l.tons be made as part of
reqwred maintenance
Somers said it was an exorbi-
tant amount of money to spend on
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"Personally, I feel turf is a futile
eUort when you're talking about
running dozen!> and dozen ot
dogs,• Somers said.
The park will be closed for four
to six months dunng renovation.
Erickson said he thought it
wouldn't be efficient to spend
money . etb.ng up a temporary
park when that money could be
spent on a perman~nt Bark Pork
planned for Fairview Pdrk.
Bill Davidson, one of many
park users and a Bark Park volun-
teer, said he WdS excited about
the renovation.
•we are ecstatic with what the
city did, -Davidson said.
Another community request
granted by the council was for a
computerized gratfilr-removal
machine. Larry Weichman of Cos-
ta Mesa proposed that the city
pay $45,000 for the machine,
which can custom-match pamt on
walls so that when graffiti is
painted over, it doesn't leave a
mismatched square block known
as a •graffiti ghost.•
•Throughout the aty, you can
find graffiti or evidence of where
it's been painted over," said
Weichman, a re al estate agent.
"With this technology, you'll nev-
er know the graffiti was there."
This measure passed 4-1 , with
Somers voting no.
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The of)' also budyeted money
for projects that require addition-
al funding, including the skate-
board park and the downtown
community center. The communi-
ty center originally had a project-
ed co t of $2.4 million. The pnce
4'g ballooned by nearly $1 million
with the addition of a gymnastics
room, swimmmg pool. sidewalk:
and kitchen. However. that hgure
has not been Hnaliied because
the design 1s going bock to the
· Planning Commission for a
rehearing.
The t:ouncil allocated an extra
$200,000 for the project.
The council also added
$120,000 to the fundlng for the
~kateboard park because its
design has grown from 3,000
·square feet to 10,000 square feet.
Not all requests wete granted.
A request for $75,000 for a park
ranger and vehicle was rejected.
The council also turned down a
request to hire three firefighters
urunediately instead of in July, at
a cost of $40,000.
Erickson said he · did not
believe in spending surplus funds
on personnel because the surplus
was unexpected and might not be
available in the future
The council still must approve
a budget adjustment for the allo-
cations at a future council meet-
ing, said Carol Jacobs, budge t
and research officer.
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• s200.ooo' -Additional
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• S400,000 -Money for
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endwe a demanding routine of
sailing that includes climbing the
masts, keeping watch and sle p·
mg in hammocks. The boat wdl
arrive in Newport Harbor on
April 16, where it will be docked
for 10 day1> and opened to the
public.
"People who sail on the ship
learn what life was really like on
an old maritime vessel," said
John Longley, the foundation's
chief executive officer. "This is an
extraordinary experience that is'
totally unique.•
The Endeavow left Australia
in October 1996 and has stopped
at various ports m South Africa,
New Zealand and England, and
spent most of Jast yE?ar chuggmg
up the East Coast to Novd Scotia.
The Endeavour will make a SlIJU-
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beginning m April, bloppmg in
San Francisco: Coos Bay, Ore.:
and Vancouver. British Columbia.
The ship will sail to Hawaii and
rcVJS1t New Zealdnd before coast
ing mto Australia m 2000,
The boat will open its doors a
each port for everal days for cdu
cauonal tow-s and lectures. 'f\'hP.J\i
the ship arrives in Ncwpor
Beach, it will be docked next to
the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, which is sponsonng the
locdl leg of the Journey.
Young adulL-; also have th
chance tQ be part of the expen ....
ence. While in port, overnight
berths will be available for orga_.
nized groups of up to 15 people'
AppUcants must be al least 16
years of age. •
Volunteers are needed to assist
with the public <,lisplay. They will
bo trained and given a thank-you
party before the ship leaves.
Those wanting to be pa.rt of the
crew al sea must be physically ht.;
be able to climb 100-foot-high
masts, and not suffer chronic sea-
sickness. The cost of the hve-day
adventure lS $750.
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Luncheon. at 12:15 pm. Wednesddy dt the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W
COdSl Highway, Newport Beach A reception begins al 11:30 a.m.
Sixteen nominated candidutes will be honored al the event for their
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' For starters ....
• CIF Playoffs for girls basketball
begin tonight at 7 :30; Costa Mesa
drdws the lof!e home assignment.
B~nin l~trl..>.."'R
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While Uurd-seeded Costa Mesa High and
fellow CIF Southern Secbon Division lll-A
girJs basketball pt\yoff entrant Esldncia are
expected to earn first-round victories
tonight, fl-AA underdog Newport Harbor
enters its 7·30 clash at Uurd-seeded Foothill
short-handed
The at-large Sailors (15-12) will be with-
out jumor ~ard Kalena Jackson when they
take on the Century League champion
Knights (23-3).
Jackson, averagmg 8.4 points per game
and. one of the Tars' trusted ball handlers,
had oral surgery Monday and t:ias not been
able to practice, according to first-year
Coach Gregg Savage.
•Kalena's not playing,· said Savage,
whose squad returns to the postseason after
missing the playoffs last year.
Mesa ( 17-l 0) makes its 10th straight
playoff run at home against di-large San
Marino (13-7), while Estancia (16-8), wmch
had a stnng of 11 playoff dppearances mler-
rupted last wmter, travels to San Jacinto
(15-10)
Jackson's absence will hamstnng the
Sallors' upset hopes aod could render them
particularly vulnl:'rable against Foothill's
full-court press ·
Savage plan!i to start freshman Evita
Castillo alongside seruor point guard Aly sa
Paul, who will shoulder the primary ball-
handling responsibility.
•rve seen.Foothill on video and it is pret-
ty effective wtth 1ts press,· Savdge srud.
"Thell' guards nm and trap· well and Alyssa
is now our only natural ball handler Evita
and Knsten (Urban, a senior starter) can
handle the ball but they're not comfortable
in that role. It will be up to Alyssa to make
good dCClSIOns •.
The Sailors will also count on 6-foot-1
junior center Apnl Ross (13.5 pomts per
game) and Urban (12 ppg) as well as Paul
(7.0 ppg) to pick up the offensive slack
Foothill, No. 8 m the final Orange Coun-
ty poll, lS led by 6-2 JUJllOr Chavaughn
Brown and 6-1 sophomore Knsten Mann.
Brown averages 14.7 points and l 1.3
rebounds, while Mann chips m 14.9 points
and 9.8 boards.
"Thell' two pnmary options are thetr post
players and they're bolh a terror on the
boards, • Savage said
Sophomore Kelsi Sousa averages 8.2
points per game and guard Jen Inman (4.8
ppg) is the lone seruor starter tor Coach 1Y
DON L£ACH /DAKY I'll.OT
Polnl guard Alyssa Paul (22) and her Newport Harbor teammates travel to Foothill
tonight (7:30) in the first round of the CIF Dlvhion II-AA Playoffs in girls basketball.
Watkins.
Foottull has wms over lrvme (52-44),
Corona del Mar (39-28) and Woodbrtdge
(56-46). Harbor lost twice to Irvine, swept
CdM dnd split two games with Woodhndge.
Ulcluding a 45-33 upset in its regular-season
finale.
Costa Mesa, the second-place team from
the Pacil1c Coast League, ts vying for its sec-
ond straight first-round tnumph, after han-
dling Yucca Valley at home last scdc:;on,
55-34. A victory would propl!'l lh~ f\1ustdngs
mto the quc'lrterfinals (Saturday agdimt
Nordotr) for the first time smce l 9Q5.
Me a C0c1ch Jim Weeks said complacen-
cy 1s his biggest concern, but with little
infom1atum and no V1deotape on San Man-
no, there's less r1,.>ason for his Mustangs to
assume supremc1cy. ·
•We have to be prepared for dny kind of
defense and any kind of press,· Wet'ks said.
SEE CIF PLAYOFFS PAGE 83
AHO IF THEY WIN ••• COSTA MESA'S STARTERS ESTANCIA'S STARTERS
Costa Mesa would! meet host
Nordhoff (Oja» Saturday.
+ Eitancia would meet host
Morningside {Inglewood) saturday.
Newport would meet winner
of Rancho Verde (19·6)-Rim of
the World (14-11) Saturday.
<> 21 Autumn Smith, 6-0, Jr.
<C> 32 Evelyn Powers, 5-7, Sr:
<-34 'Jenny Earnest. 5·9, Jr.
<-24 Nancy Hatsushi, 5-5, So.
~ 43 Lianne Sasaki, 5-8, Sr:
~ Coach: Jim Weeks
<-35 Francia Diaz. 5-8, Sr.
<" J Lauren Cassity, 5-8, Jr.
<> 22 Lisa Steinfeld, S-8. Sr
<" 34 Eva Varma, 5-5, Sr
<> 10 Lisa Hirata, 5-5, So '°' Coach: Paul Kirby
10 April Ross, 6!1, Jr
~ 12 Kristen Urban, 5·9 Sr.
U Alyssa Paul. 5·7, Sr.
M Melissa Hollister 6-0, Sr.
2l Evita Castillo, 5·9, Fr:"~
~ Coach: Gregg Savage
F THE DAY
•Ht (Nick Farrel) kept hope alive cnJ did What it took lo wil
the match. !rs a good lessof1 that you're nev• out of I ... "
Nate Skaar, Estancia High wrestling coach
Doily Pilot BI
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SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
. .
GAVIN HEDRI~,
. .
Newport Harbor
8 Sailors' tight end and linebacker is still Washington
State's greatest punter with a 43.3 four-year average.
J,\.'\(>'\ 1111 i
G avin Hednck had
many roles on
Newport Harhcn
High's football team between
1970-74. Hednck was the
starting tight end dnd outside
linebacker. He WdS
also the punter,
who still holds the
record for longest
punt m Washington
State University
history.
·I guess I did
alnght, • I lednck
said .. ·1 made
All-(Sunset LedQUP)
my seruor year on
defense and did
redsonably well.•
WSU school-rt.>c:ord lWo years
later, he booted an 82-yarder.
He brushed with 217 punts
dunng his career with the
Cougars. a school-record. He
al o ~et school records Ill total
punting ydrds (9,409) and caxef)i
overage (43.3}. !:. ·
As a team, Washington State~
had some rougli .. ~.
sea.sons, but ~
according to
1 !edrick, there were
a number of playei:s
from his squad that
went pro.
•There was a lot
of memorable ~
on thdt team,•
Hedrick said.
·There was a lot (J{
character that went
through the
program.~ Hednck's many
talents were one of
many factors which
led the Sailors to a
Sunset League Gavin Hedrick
His own chance
to pursue a pro
rdfeer <>tdrted when
he was drafted by
chdlllp1onship m 1973. and he
credits a lot'of Newport's success
to the likes of Steve Buldch, Pete
Brown and Brian Theriot, who
helped Newport Harbor rf!ach
the second round of the ClF
DiVJS1on 4·A playoff-. (by today's
standard' that equates to the
D1vis1on I leveJ).
• 11 was a close-kmt team."
Hedrick said. "We wc.>re like
brothers and Coach {Don) Lent
was a hard disciplinanan and
fonned us into a good team.•
Hednck was named to the
All-Sunset League team as a
hnebacker, but punung wa-. his
speaci.Jty, and lll the end it was
that facet which eventually
catapulted him into the Daily
Pilot's Millenruum Sports Hall ol
Fame.
"It was a lot of luck and
maybe -.ome natural abibty, •
Hednck "did. "I worked hard at
it and was fortunate enough to
have good guidance •
His many talents earned him
a scholarc;hip to Washington
Stcite Umvers1ty, wh ~re h~'""'
started dt punter all tour years
and was named All-Pac 8 t\\,ce.
ln 1975, Hedrick booted a punt
of 83 ycuds, which ts still the
the San Diego Chdrgers.
He went to trauung camp, but
things JUSt didn't work out and
he ended up tra\ eling to SeottJe.
When he didn't hdve success
"1th the Seahawks, either, he
knew a pro football career was
not gomg to happen.
\\1th a degree m p!>ycholOQ),
Hedrick ended up working for
an offshore drilling company.
I !e's been there for the pa<>t 18
year: and when asked what a
d "9ree m p!>Vchology had to do
~1th oil dnlling, Hedrick <oa1d,
·vou know, J've asked myself
t})at same question ~very day. I
really don't know.
"But the collL>ge education
opens doors and it has given me
the opporturuty to go overse
with the company.•
Hednck mis es the thrill of
competition from bis gnd da~,
hut his son!. are active Ul sporu.
and he spends more tune these
day coaching than playmg.
"Football taught me
discipline. starruna and how
to do a gutd)ock and keep
gomg, • He said. •t want~·
boys to get the same thlilgs fram
sports I did, \\hich is why I do
whatever I can for them.•
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE
on!fratulations •
•Estancia High senior overcame a big third-period
deficit to claim Pacific Coast L~ague wrestling cr:own.
~Pl'>I
W ile throwing m the
owe! 1s the trad1honal
way to end each
two-minute penod, high school
wrestling match typically tum
in a 1 s-symholic m ·tant. Thi ... is
the fr eze frame when everyone
m the gym, indud1hg the
coml><ttants, recogmz a cha m
hetwct>n victory and defeat.
E!'tanaa I ligh Coach Nat •
Skaar, hardly an uhill! ed
observer, wa cntiall)'
convmc d Eagl ' 145-poundcr
Nick Farrell }lad been pushed
past tho precipice of a Paofic
Coa t Lr.ague championship,
• • • • •
the third p<.!1iod of the title match
wore on Feb. 9 at Unl\'crs1ty
H1gh.
·watching each match as a
coach, I'm always looking for
way m which ow guy can
Wlll, ~ Skciar aid. •aut I wa
actually at the point in thot
match, where I thought 1t was a
little bit out of r ch.•
Even Farrell huns U, tu bU
dream tnc-kling away like ~wool
rolling from his fo1ch •act,
re.c:ignro him If to on f mal
push.
"I kind of w th look on my
roach' face when I looked over
at him (m lhe third penod). and 1
SEE FARRELL MGE 92
. Nick Farrel
The Irvine Company and N~ort North Center will be making a donation to the Estancia
School Athletic DepartmentJn recognition of outstanding performances such u ya
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NICK FARRELL
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HMiM: Moot 11 Wei9M: 143
$pOft: Wrestling
Pos: 145-pounder
Yardley U.
ea.ch: Nat• Sbar
Fevortt. food. Past&
F~ movt.: •111e Gold
and GIQ!':('
• Anothe r milestone for George Yardley as the golf
tournament with his name reaches beyond the links.
ant ethMtk monwnt: Er.,ing a It is more than d rozy, ~P9fnt def kit to win an Est~ homPtown goU tournament ,.oUmllment match last K'Otorl •1 ~ my vtt to force Oilct'lme with lots; of bells and ~ 11Q>fed with two seconds left In • Wrustlcs lt IS IDOi P than d '
overtime to beat tum I w.u .o •A<•ted. celebrity tund-ruise1 event
1 (OVldn't ewin siyn tti. p.1per • for one Qf lhf." most c>xotic: athletic Athtete of the W.U VII; Won th« Pacific o,1,t lff9ue 145-pound tttle programs in thC' Newpo1 t-Mesc1
W1tll come-from-behind 7 6 triumph School Distrit't. •
over Unlveoit'(s Alberto Gamboa. It ic; now an mstant vehicle tor
~-Pi1f high school students to become
aolte<tor$pQ(tl «rdseties,tM involved. in commuruty · rv1ccs =============::1 • and gam applicuble ment for
FA RRELL
CONTINUED FROM 81
\\li" thmkmg (cit'feat was
1rn1111ncnt), loo,• Farrell said.
"1Umvers1ly's Albl'rto Gttmboa)
wus prntty tough <ind he had me
dmvn, so I 1usl decidc•d to do
-.onwthmg quick."
ThP result wets a stunning
· h\'e·pomt SPqucnce -u reversal
t111d subsequent three-point near
1.ill -which turned db 2 deficit
1110 <1 7-6 victory dnd lht;
•'<1h1.ctt1on of ,, goal Fan~ll set
:1 r llunst•lf upon transfernng to r:.-.1,uK1C1 from cl Segundo High
t1 ~torc• his sophomore yc>ar.
· college entrance• reqwreml•nts
Welcome to NYdrdley VI.•
which has d clever dgenda to
help students follow a "imilar
path as the Basketball H oll ot
Farner dnd former Newport
Harbor High, Stanford and
Detroit Piston stundout who
lends his name to the golf
tournament that benefits tho
school's booming golf progrnm.
George Yardley, Newport
Harbor's most fqmous ulumnus,
represented more than rebounds
and a revolutioncuy iurnp shot
(at the time) as cill AU-Americdn
at Stanford in the 1950s He was
d multi-talented dlhlf'le who
earned his engineenn~1 clPgrt-E'
there.
Later, Yardley, the lust NBA
player to ss:-ore 2,000 pomts m a
:.cct on, left baskctbalJ (with ·
plenty of ynMs rcmaming in Jus
leg:.) to be closer to his fanuly
and earn more money opl1ll.1t111g
his own busin s, back i.n the
days when good engineers could
out-gross 6·foot·5 forwardi;.
Now, through the golf
t<Hu·na.mcnt, Yardley will mak
. t1.n ongoing impact on the live::. ot
mctny students with \he
community service outredch
attached to the event (June 28
at Newport Beach Golf C-0urs1>),
On the table dre redding
programs for juniors, possibly
through the Newport Bcuch
Library, and a ·vaidle}' Vl" essay
contest for kids, with the wumer
gaining free entry into the
tournament. ·
Not every student interested
10 attending a high-profile
institution k nows where to turn
to volunteer !or cornmumty
services and enhance his or hl!r
college applications.
Jn addition, •Yardley VJ"
uppcars to be close to uligninq
itsclt with United W~y-spon::.orod
chanrtes.
G 0 L F
• Co-C'halred by Newport Beach
entrl!pren<!ur end Republican
heavyweight Buck Johns, the
townaml?nt raise nedrly $30,000
a year and allo\\:, the team to
enjoy competitive rounds at
places such ds Kapaluu in Haw<Ui
and Spyglttss Hill m Pebble
Be.1ch . ·
C"odch Jun Warren's Sailors
have d third trip planned this
season m Sdcramento, where
they'll pldy m the Jesuit
Tourndment.
"Got any kids who go to
school? ff Yurdh·y cracked when
Sdilors Coach Jim Warren
unnounccd the teum's varsity
schedull! at the "Yardl£'y VJ•
tournament luncheon Wedncs·
day.
All kidding aside, is there a
more succP.ssful fund-ra.iser tour-
nament for a high school goU
program in Amenca? Doubt it.
• Trivia time: Last year ln the
Toshiba Senior Classic there
were tour leaders after the first
round, including three ol>scum
golfers -Mike McCullough.
Buzz Thomas and Dav1d
Lundstrom. Who was the onJy
veteran tied at the top with
them? (Answer below).
• Different slopes: Junior
lla.ighe Concannon became the
third member of Newport
Harbor's golf team in three years
to suffer a season-endmg injury
while snowboarding. Concannon
reportedly damaged his wrist last
weekend and will be lost to the
team.
HWe tell them not to
(snowboard)," Warren !.a.id.
• Ron Lane and his partpers at
Newport Beach Golf Course are
Hhappier to have us there than
we are to be there, and we love
it there, H Johns said, referring to
the site of ff Yardley VI. H
MembeF:. of the tournament
It c1lso IPd to Dady Pilot
\thl1rte of the Week rec:ognitJon.
~ 11~ kept hope iillve and did
.,., h<tt 1t took to wm th<> rndtch, ~
Skd<1r sd1c1 of the clrdmatic
turnaround. "It's a good lesson
thc1t you're never out al it.•
HIGH ·s CH 0 0 l BASE 8 l l L
hirrell's wwstliny If·~ .. ons
bPydn in JUIUOr high, but his
1 c1rnmg ct.irve dC'C <•lcrdted at El
~Puunrto f hgh
·My neighbor wus d 1unior
rillcl '.' fl'sllmq (tit 189 pounds)
1 ui I w.1s a lr<'shm<ln
1 l.5-poundPr, • Farrell recalled,
• I IP twut nw up <111 the wne."
But Fdnell wrlsn't !>Cdred oft.
l11stPc1d , he ernb1c1cC'd the sport
\\Ith c1 pctssion.
"It's hdr<l to explum, but it just
l1l'f my p1•rsonc1hty, ",PurreU said
'I'm dggrPss1ve, but I dlso l\ke
1111• nund uanlP. It's bk<' a chess
1n.1tcll un the nhtl, hPCCIUS(' you
ht1H~ to thmk two move:. ahead."
Fnrrc•ll\ t<1vonh· moves, many
of \\'h1rh ht.' lt•amed Ill wre.,tling
c d nips the priSI t ~ o summer.>,
.u1• known cts IJJts, which Cdn
lend to thi> qu1c k c:ornptlation of
point' v1c1 m•ar tall<;. A near fall
occurs h~· Pxpos1ng dO oppo-
llt>nl's shoulclNs lo the mat. The
lor111er the shuulcier.; fttrc the
rnnt, th1• mom pomts pUe up
F.trrPU , m ldct, prefers a
h'< hnt<dl 1<11J fawcirded when the
Jt•rtd fL'cH'h(•S 1 fj J>OlOlS) lO a pm,
Mo-.1 wrestlers spt•nct their
tun•· p1c1ctic111g tukedowns and
pmnmq combmat1ons, • Fl.lrrell
..., 11<1 • I .... 1111 work on pmnmg
< 0111hm<1tmns, hut I work d lot on
tilts dn<I olhN hltle tN·hmctttr
th111q~ ..
Sk11dr s,11<1 thP IC1nky Farrell
11s1·<; su1wnor levPTage, along
\\1111 !Pc hmque, to hand!<? his
r,horter, stoc.kwr foes.
· Jli•'s d touqh nder. he has
'>'>me nir e lilts one! he's hard to
n<11·," Skdar sct1d. ~I l<>'s a good
111-arnuurt wrt•')tler. dnd he has
1•11 Jlh. which helps him redch
dfllllnd gU}'!> "
Farrell's lllg hit <tgamst
C1umhu:t, who also hdndcd him
his onlr PCL dual-meet loss the
\"¥P"k hclore le11gue hnal<t, is
caLIPCi a h<tll and chain.
J\ two-year captain at
Estrmnd, Fdrrell hds the respect
<>f hh pf!ers, despite the fdct h e
nusscs up to two practicos d
WP<>k whll~ helping cdre for tus
grc1ndmoth<~r, Helen Mono, who
is undergoing d senes of hedlt
llRIAN POBUOA I OAll'f f'llOl
Slugger Migue l Burciaga's back and jersey number, 33. I~ a familiar sight for Pacific Coast
League foes by way of the home run rites; be low, second bdseman .C.K. Green awaits a throw.
They are two oi four. returning starters as the Eagles continue preparatJon for the 1999 season.
Estancia Eagles begin
pursuit of diamond
success at 6 a.m.
on the track.
8\RR\' FAUi l\J'l;l 11
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COSTA MESA -After nin~
combined victories the Jast
three seasons, Estancia High
baseball codch Tim Green fig-
ures a tumcuound has to start
sometime So, he reasoned, the
Eagles nught as well begin at 6
a.m .
That's when Green and his
team convene on the track for
conditioning three times a-
week, returning to the regunen
of 220-yard sprints mitiated
and overseen for years by for-
mer Eagles Coach Ken Millard,
whom Green played for.
Nit takes dedicallon. And I'll
run them too, as much as it kills
me, H said Green, who inter-
rupts a stream of Estancia
coaching turnover, which
forced him to take over the var-
sity last spnng when then-
coach Joe McKetlrick resigned
dfter the season opener
A 2-1 advantage in the sea-
son senes over cross-town nval
Costa Mesa made the Eagles
season last spring, but Green,
who welcomes four returning
starters, believes more high-
lights a re forthcommg this
y,ear.
"We'll be more competitive
than we were last year," Green
said.
Senior Miguel Burciaga
headlines the veterans Green
estimated he ht! .280, tops
among the returners, and the
lefty also led the Eagles m
mnings pitched.
p : surgenes
·I thmk wrestling kmd of gets
him through stuff," Skaar said.
Burciaga once ag~m figures
heavily in a pitching rotation
w hich will also include sopho-
more Armando Ortiz and
Junior C.K. Green, the coa ch's
son.
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Farrell, who also overcame a
fractured wnst carher this eason
and saw his
Jqnior season cut short by
bro n nbs, enters his IU'St CIP
Southern Section D1v~ion lV
lotJl'lldmcnt Fnday at Rctncho
C UC'Ullonga High.
"X:Pl not mtim1datcd at all,"
1d Farrell, who could not
p npoint hls record, but noted he
h s JoSt at least a hal(·dozen
time , "I'll juc;t see how tar I can
get." ru he proved dt the PCL
Finals, it's unwise to ever count
htm out.
SIA
Tun Green foresees Ortiz,
the starting shortstop last sea-
son, as the No. 1 starter, with
Burciaga and the younger
Green, who started last year at
second base, rounding out the
top three.
Burciaga is slated to hit third
and play first base. or be the
designated hitter, when not
pitching. •
Junior Matt Mueller, the
other ·returning starter, will
open in left held, but should
also see some time at first base.
I •
SOCAL COIJ,EGE HAMMERS CANADIANS, 22-3.
• Candelaria's three homers among 19 extra-base hits.
SANTA CLARITA -Southern double to hmsh 4 for 6 with 1J;
CaHJorn1a College senior catcher RBI• and four run11 Jar tht• Vdn-
J<~v1n Candelana c;ollected a guards. who ciontinuc tounuunt!nt
home run hat Inc k Wednesday to play today with a pcm ot y"mei;
help the Vanguairdt earn a 22·3 Adding to the 27-hJt ttttlick lot
triumph over British Columbia SCC were: Erle Booth (4 for ti w 1tl1
University in the opehlng game et two homers and thiee R8l1)1
The Mastr.r's Colleg Touma· Shaun Brewer (4 for 6 whll two
menL doubllll, • trij>le anti tbtee RBll);
Candelana, who belted three Juan Mun.tta (3 for 5 With two
two-run dingers, ello add9d a doubln, 00. RBis and lour
IASllALL
nins); and Matt Lewallen (3 for 4
with a homN, doub1c and two
RBis).
Freshman tarter Adttm Steck-
ler had four strikeouts and did not
allow an earned run ln 1tx Innings
OI three·hit work to get hil firll
col1e9tate victory and improve
the v.....,. '° 2·.S.
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C'.andllarla; Vaughen. l(tnt (~). Johnlon
(7) Ind Videen
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2, .... (SCC) 2. LeWelln (SCC).
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Doily Pilot
board also plan to feature a
different celebrity each year with
Yardley.
The board, with its literacy
push and conununity-service
outreach. hopes to feature new
Angel first baseman and
Newport Beach resident Mo
Vaughn in 2000. New Orange
County Sheriff Mike Cdrona is
this year's featured celebrity.
• Big Canyon Country Club
news: Junior member Colby
Hackett set the junior course
record with an 83 from the white
tees, nipping at dad Terry's heels ·
(83); Former Olympic basketball
gold medalist Ron Tomsic eagled
hole No. 10 with Bob Ihrke, Gdf}'
Singer, AJan White and Andy
Cies watching; and Jun Morris
eagled the 486-yard No. 2, which
was witnessed by hls wile, Vicki,
and dnother couple.
Big Canyon's Grant Garber
recorded the club's first
hole-in-one of the year Jan. 3
with a 6-iron on No 7 . Michael
Drucker, Jeff Gehl, Rich HoweU
and Bnan Bennett saw it.
Jeff Stone aced the 210-yard
No 15 by swinging a 4-wood.
Jdn. 9 dS Larry Tucker dlld Mark
McGilvray got a glimpse
• Trlvta answer: J.C Sned<l.
PREVIEW
ISTANCIA
HIGH ....
USIULL
Miguel Burciaga
Matt Mueller
Armando Ortiz
C.K. Green Jr.
Martin Curiel Sr.
Brent Davis So.
Willie Ortiz Fr
Andy Romo So
Joel Rocha
Shawn Ryan
Brandon Cleaver ·
Kyle Conroy
C.J. Keyte
David Akiva
Darshaun Garner
Senior Martin Curiel, who
got some varsity seasorung as a
junior, is another pitching can-
didate, as is semor nght-han-
der Shawn Ryan and sopho-
more Costa Mesa trans{ er
Brandon Cleaver. ·
Junior Joel Rocha 1s the
front-runner for the third base
job, while sophomore Brent
Davts steps in behind the plate.
Green, who advocates
aggressiveness on the base
paths, plans on making Rocha
his leadoff man, with C K.
Green set to bat second.
Beyond Mueller, the batting
order will depend upon who
can combine work ethic with
the skills needed to he lp gen-
erate run producnon, a prob-
lem for last yei:ll''s team.
Freshman Willie Ortiz,
Am1ando's cousin, should add
offensive punch. He'll most fre-
quently be utilized as a DH,
but could also play first.
Seniors Kyle Conroy and
C.J Keyte, juniors Da.rshaun
Gamer and David Akiva, as
well as sophomore Andy
Romo, are unknown quantities
who could emerge u solid con-
tributors.
The Eagles, who will play
all three games against Mesa
under the lights at TeWinkle
Park, open Mercb 5 with a 7:30
p.m. cla1h at TeWlnkle agalnlt
Los Amigos.
VOlLIYIALL
OCC sweeps Palomar
>oily Pilot Sports
Pirates punish Golden West to the tune of 85-59
I Orange Coast men enjoy a laugher over Rustlers as
hey COJ?.tinue thr.ir road to the stdte regional playoffs. JC MEN'S IASKETIAll rebounds for th Puat
We. Bunn cored 16 pomt.s for
Golden West.
JASO~ 11111.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
!ven though Golden West Col-
egP. held only won one confer-
~cu gamu this secison~ Orange,
~oast College Coach nm O'Brien
reated Wednesday's O range
!mpuc Conference men's basket-
>aU game Lika d playoff contest.
ie didn't want the Pir{:ttes, who
vill make the state regional play-
and cruised to a 85-59 wm over
the Rustlers, improving to 16-13,
7-6 in confe1ence.
With a win at Irvine Valley Fn-
day, the Pirates would pull even
with the Lasers in the standings
and, as a result, get a better play-
oft scerung.
ing a 13-0 lead. Golden West
nus ed its fust 11 shob from the
held before Jason T1tus finally
broke the drought. '
hmed 0 for 21. One of tho n
guards, navis Fenderson, signed a
letter of intent to play for Southern
. Cal1forrua Collt'ge two W<'eks ayo.
"I can't speak for them,•
O'Bnen said. "But I know we
came out and playPd an mcred1·
hie 9dJne. We played strong tor 40
minutes. I dffi really pie '"' cl
OftAHGE EMl"I~ CONFUENCE
ORANGE CoAST 85, GOLO£N W EST 59
"We dre m good shape for
lrvinE> Valley," O'Brien said. "It
will be a good game since both
tedIDS are evenlY. matched.•
Although thC> rest of the hrst
hull was played evcmly, the
RusllPts (6-22, 1·12) were just 3 of
21 from ms1df' the three-point arc.
The sN·ond half, with the
exception of Jeff Jensen. who fin-
ished with 25 points and 10
rebounds, Wdsn't much heller.
When it was all through, Golden
West shot 24.6% from the field ( 16
The Pu ah~'>, who hut .44 t %
from the fic•ld, played a steady
gilnH~ throughout. David C<Jstle-
ton led the W<JY with 16 points
Carlos Rayes scored 14 points c1nd
Tcrrail Zoller i,cored 10
With 4:28 left in tht• gamP.,
Steph~ McK~e sC'ored for
Orange Coai.t. 1\venty-e1ght sec--·
onds later, Travis Ander on
scored, ensunng that all 12
Pirates J>cored.
Orange Cont· Ca\tletbn 16,.
Reyes 14, Zoller 10, Cooper 6, Dolven 2,
Martinelli S, Beeler 8. M<.Kee 4. Mddlid 2.
·Elliott 6, Langdon 8, Anc:t¢iwn 4
3-pt. goals • Castleton 3, Reyes 2,
Cooper 2, la119don 2, Martinell I .
Fouled 001 • N~. ' 1ffs1 which start next week. to get
·aught sleeping.
The Golden West game, how-
ever, was a b1l of a laugher.
for 65). ,
Golden West • Jensen 25, Bunn 16,
Hooter 7, Titus 6 • .Aska 2, G1rtey 3
After o 13-0 run lo start the
1ame, Orange Coast settled in
The Pirates almost looked like
they were the only team on U1e
floor for the first su minutes, tak-Wor<.e yet, two of the Rustlers'
three starting gud.fds were a com-Anthony Cooper hod seven
3·pt. goa~ -:ritU\ 2, leoU?O 2 Fouled
out -None. Technical • GWC bench
Halftime -OCC. 36-23
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Bucs stwnble·
•Downs' buzzer-beater propelc; Golden West College
past playoff-bound Orange Coast Wednesday, 61-59.
J,\.<,(I~ J 1111
toly Piel
HUNTINGTON BEACJ I -With
the state regional playoffs iust a
week '&way, Wcdnesdcsy's Orn:nge
Empire Conference wonwn's btt -
ketbull game between Orange
Cod-.t and Golden \\'e"t was lo he
d good temperatur ~ gauge ol Just
how ready the Pirates are for the
elimmabons.
When Rustler 'enter Trac·v
Downs put 10 ct rebound as the .
buuer sounded m Golden West'
61-59 win, it was dt>ar Orange
Co11st has a lot of work to do ht>lorc
next week.
·We ... iarted playing not tc1
lose,~ Coach Mike Thornton s~ud.
"We gdve. them every C'l1ttncc m
the second hdU. We iust <l1cln't
wr1nt it enough."
The loss drops OCC to 24·6, 8-5
in conference. Thornton has o
hunch that foullcrton WlJI ll(JM'I
Santd Ana Fnclay, o th • Pirc1tPs
will hdve to W1n against lrvme Val-
luy if they are to go mto the play-
offs as the thud-place team from
the OEC.
• Golden West (9-20, 3-10) has
aiways heen d ore spot lor OCC,
"vinrnng 23 of the past 26 mectin,g ,
and proved eurl}' on 1t c1un<• to play
by building a 27 -t 7 lead with "'lX
minutes left m the first half~
Slowly. the Pirates rhmh1•d
back mto the gdme l>ehmd Enn
Tomlinson, who hmshC!<I with 15
points and nme rebound:.. Tomhn ..
son made a thrnc-pomter with
18:22 lcH m the game to pull the
Pirates even at 32. Forty seconds
·later, Tomlinson buncd another
three for the leud.
product Chtmtd) Peyton, Ad11d
Sortmo and Ani Sarayddn<1n gdvc
th£~ Pirctles d 52-42 lead \\'lth nin •
mmutes letl
The Rustlnrs bounced nght
httc.k and started their own come-
hack. A backcourt violation '' 1U1
32 seconds left gave the Rustlers
Uw hall wtth JUst 36 sec!)nd to
ph1)', trailing by two. Downs, who
J1mshed with 23 pomts and 11
r bounds, connected W1lh 26 &·
oncb left to oe the score at 59
1."he Rustlers then wasted pr '·
C'JOus second~, using theu extra
fouls to keep OCC from getung d
shot. That strategy almost hac:k·
fued with seven "econds left when
Sdrdh M.iddlebrooke drew d foul
Wlth the hall still out of bound') <.tncl
went to the line to shoot one-and·
01w. Middlebrooke missed thP
lront end clild the Rustlers Cdnlt"
<tway \\1th a chanre to win
Evalani Tagalot1's shot \\.'dS off
the mMk, but Downs scon•d on a
putback as time expired to wm the
game.
wwe played one of the best
· games we'vP. pldyed all "l!et~on,"
Golden West Cooch Matt Murphy
said of his all-tre..,hmen team. •it's
no ::,; cret we caught Orange Coast
on an off night, but we played nn
incred1l>le game an l'amed this
Wln.•
ORANGE E~RE CONFERENCE Gol.oEH WEST 61, OAAHGf CoAST 59
Orange Co.st • Tomlinson 1 S,
Peyton 11, Sortino 9, Johnson 4,
MOJICcl 3, Wilde 4. Saraydanan S.
Middlebrooke 6, lewis 2.
3·pt. goals -Tomlinson 3, Sortino 2.
Peyton 1. Fouled out· None
Golden West -Downs 23, Medlen 16.
DON LEACH I DAO: f 0
Orange Coast ColJege's Melissa Lewis goes to the hoop ln Wednesday~ame at Golden West
l...dter in tht> hall, a tnu of thrce-
pointl'rs hy Cos tu Mcsu •huh
Tagaloa 6, Laster S, Werdel 4, Pace 7.
3-pt. goals· Medlen 4, laster 1,
Fouled out -None.
Halftime-Golden West, 32-27.
CIF PLAYOFFS
.:oNTINUED FROM 81
"But I think we're excited about playing
&nd especially about playing at home ....
San Marino, which finished fourth in the
uo I londo League, is led by sophomore Tay-
or Bouchard, who is reportedly averaging a
fouble-double.
The Mustungs are paced by 6-0 1umor cen-
er Autumn Snulh (11.7 points and 13.4
·ebouncb per conle:;t). Senior Evelyn Powers
12.8 ppg), 1'umor Jenny Earnest (11.6 ppg)
md sophomore Nancy Htt.tsustu (8.1 points
md 7 .3 a.ssisl'>) are al')O strong contributors.
Esttmcia ·Coach PuuJ Kirby expects his
·-.agi1' to have success after thmr long bus ride.
"If we don't beat them, we don't deserve to
Nin." sdlcl Kirby, whose squdd finished third
n the PCL. •1 don't Uti.nk they play very good
-om petition."
The under!>izCd Edgles, who stdrt 5-7 seniot
=ranc1a Diaz in the post, could have matchup
roblems with the Skyline League runner-up,
DIRECTIONS
To Foothill High
North on 5S to 17th in Santa Ana Right on
17th to N~ Ave .. left to Dodge Ave. and
turn left. Sch06l on nght at t9251 Dodge Ave.
Allow 30 minutes.
To San Jacinto High
North qn SS to 91, ust on 91 to Van Buren
Ave ln Rlvtonide. East on Van Buren to 21 S
South on 21 S to Ra~ Expressway Left
(e.m) on R.tm6na to State. nght (south) to
ldyltwtld. SchOol at soo ldyltwild Or.
AlloW 1 hour, .-0 minutes.
which features 6-0 senior Ctlrrie FrtlZIN, who
averages 15.7 points dnd 14.2 rebounds.
T)'le Tigers also rely upon 5·8 senior for-
ward Micht•lle Reller (12 .6 points and 5,8
rebounds per game) and 5.7 1umor !JUt1rd
Hedthcr Engleman (9,0 pp<J).
Diaz (11.2ppg)1un1or Ltuwn Cdc;sity (10.2)
and senior Lls<t Steinfeld (10.2) arc the olft.!n·
sive catalysts for.tho Ec1glt.>s.
OOH l lACll/ DAii. 'f PK.OT
Evelyn Powers (left) ls one of Co ·ta M a'
major weapons u the CIF Playoffs Unfold.
JC GOLF
Orange Coast's
Pierovich mcdali t
SEAL BEACH -Orang"
Coast College's Matt
Pierov1ch fired a 2·on~r 74 tor
medaJ.ic;;t honors at a tn-mect
with C1truc; and Crpre
Wedne ... day afternoon m
conununity coUcge men' golf
at the Seal Beach Nc1vy
Course.
Also sconny for Oranqe
Coast wern Jason Courn.11
(75), Eric' Hno (7U), Anh
Komgsmark (87) <tnd A11n
Weathers (88).
C1tnis took te&n honors
w1th 397 pmnlc;, 1:< 'Strokt>
better them Orange Coust
Host Cypre..., trailed dt 427.
Thursday, f bruory 18, 1999 83
YOUTH
57 Gold rolling
at tournai:nent
• 14s shut out AYSO patr.
The AYSO Region 57 und~r .. 1-.
gul Gold All·Sti1J' team rocorded
a p ur of shutouts in weekend
d<'llon and remained m the hunt
to WUl thn Areo Q All-Star totU: ..
nament Th" ama1.my thing wcss,
th•• CoronB dPI Mar-based team
did 1t short-handed
As a result of Vdcations and ill-
nesses, the Region 57 AU-Star
lf'lim had ju t nuie µlay~rs·on the
held. Still, G;orona deJ Mar
defeated theu cross-town nval
Newport Beach, 3-0, in the far: t
gam ~. Corona del Mar followed
\\1th a 5--0 win over Costa " esa.
Ellz.abeth Almaraz dnd
Samantha Cohen soored three
goals each for the Region 57
team. Danielle Carlson scored
the other two goals.
Keelan C u)'ler, Prbcllla
Swenson and Jillian Uk.roplna
combined to provide ~nng
oppm tumties for Corona del Ma.I.
Whitney George, Rachel
MalkJn, Britta Nielsen and Jen-
nifer W1h>on powered the
delf"nse. Goalie Adrienoo Patter·
on also played ~ell.
Nothing But
et wins two
•A YSO Region 57 action
for All-Star girls under-10.
Nothing But Net, the AYSO
Region 57 girls under-10 GOld
All-Stltr t~am trom Corona de,1
Mar, :.wept two gdmes on Satw-
day lo remam th • only U"l JE>feal-
ed team m the d1v151on
Shannon Johnson sco~d botb
goals in the fust game dS Nothing
But Net defedted Tuson, 2-0.
In the sr>amd gdme, a 1-0 win
over North Irvine. Kara Percival
nailed thf• game-winner
Corona -del Mar·~ defense,
which ha.;; given up only one gcial
m seven game-. continued to
play well. Ula Todd, Ashley
Beck, Alexandra Torres, Jackie
Zinke, HJlary Arnold, Hannati
Rollins and goalkeeper Kaleigh
Trider protected the "hutout
wms
Camille L~'·in. KaiUin
Ma.ssey, Katherine Ossipoff and
Claire Schloemer ran che offense
and prO\'lded Corona dcl Mar
with a numhe1 of sconng oppor-
tumt1 s
SOCCER
NEWfi'O«r BEACH WOMlH'S
Soccu AssoCIATION
Goal 0199er~
Margarrtas
Hemcanes
~ondWmd
8atkbay Blast
White L1ghtn1119
Fireballs
Red Team
WLTgfgapts.
2 0 1 12 2 6
2 0 1 7 9 6
2 0 0 S I 6
1 1 , s s ..
1 1 1 4 s 4
102116 3 , o 2 3 io 3
002 0 9 0
SCHEDULE
TOOAY
• Basketball
High school girts -Of Piayofu. :f1rrt
round· Newport Harbor at Foothill,
7 .30 p m., San Marino at Cost.a Mesa,
7~0 p m., Estanck'I at San Jaunto.
7•30 pm
• SofttMlll
Community college • Pierce at Orang
Coast College, 3 p m
·~·· College . Soothem California Coll~e
at The Master's Tournament. 11 • m
• Tennis
Community college men • Golden
West :at OraniJe COC!st, 2 pm
Community col ege women • Or aoge
Coast at Gotderl W '2 pm.
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8 8CIOl3 Nonce OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
UTATEOF:
J AMEi R. CARA
AS!NO. A195m • o ti.I ,.,.,,., IMIM
rtea, crecMora, con '~IPnt Cl'9dltof•. and pa
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I• r·
Heme Statement
Tile IOllowtt\O pe~ are 1Jo1na bUSlnUI &I TUiip. 1TrilolTnatlon Serv·
leel, 711 Gof09nrod Ave , Corona dll M4t, CA 82625 DorottlM C Braooan· tiurg 718 Ga!Oenrod Ave ,
CorOnl del Mar, CA 92625 Thia bullneu 11 oan
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"""'° may OOle~lR lnletH!ed In IM Of duc:&ed bY an indMdoal Haw you starled dOing bUSIOnt yet? No 111if:'-i11111tt. Of boltl, Of JAME ,,~.,..'CJllHR s
PETJTION FOR PAO-
T! nas been llleO b GLEN W. LOVE Ill ltlt Su pano1 Coun ol (:11lilorn11
• f;outity o1 ORANGE
y .
THE PETITION FO
PAOOATE 1equt11ts Iha
Gl.EN W LOVE be ap pointed as peraoo 1 repre
aen1awe 10 lldm1nlster Iha
R
I .
llt81e of the ~· IS
~1 C Brandert•
~. statement was fifed
Wtlh ttte COunty Clerk C»I Onsrige County on 2· 16·99 1"11M78320f
Dally P1IOI Feb 18. 25,
Mai 4, 11, 1999 T1'126.4
Flctltloua BualneH
Name Statement
The loltowrng peflOnl
are dooig.bus1ness H'.
I· THE PETITION reques
the dececHnl I Will and
codiClll. u eny, be edl'llltled
10 prooate.. The Wiii '1ld
eny codl(:I ere availabl
foe: eicamonauon In the rue
Glided LIIV. 2609 D Oefa.
ware SI., H1,1nt1ngton
Beach. c~ 926A8 • Cynthia Mn Cole. 2609 O Delaware St , Huohngton
Oeactt, CA 926'C8 liepl ~ IM court THE PETITION request
authotrty to edmtn&Ster the
111111 Vflder the lndepend enc Admlnl5trauon ot Ei;
S
, 14tet Ac1 (Tll1s Aulnortty
will allow tile personal rep
resentative IO take many
, a<;llON w11h<>Ut oOtainlng colin 1pprova1 Belor
telung oena1n very 1mpo
tant actloni, ho'we11er, th
peraonal rep11Hnt11111
~111 be 111Quired 10 gl\le no
• r•
8
8 .
, ~ce to Interested perwn
unless they nave watved
notice or consented to th proposed action ) The 1n
dependenl admlnlstrallon
aulhor11y wtll be gran1ed
unless an Interested per son hlea an objectlOrl to 1tt
peltlion and ltlOWS good
cause why the cou11 sllould
llOC arant the auttionty
A HEARING on the pet ~ Wiii be held on MAACH
18, 1999 al 145 pm I
s
e
.
e
I·
n
• Oept L 73 located at 34 fne City onve Sooth Or
ange, CA 92868
1
IF YOU OBJECT 10 Iha
' granting of the pelltlon, yoo
ihould appear at Ille "8er
tng and siate your objac
ttons or hie wntten ob1ec
hons w1tb U'le coun bl!lore
tl\6 heanno Your ap
pearance may be 1n PG™>n or oY your attOOlly
IF YOU ARE A CREDI
TOR or cont1ngon1 credito Of 'he deceased, yoo mu$
II& yoor claim with the
.
r
I
COUtl and mad a copy to the .. p.,1on1f representative
appotnted by the coon
• Within four mornn1 from ll'le
• da,le ol the n1~t lnuance 0 I
• totters as provided 1n Pro-
•!late COOe secuon 9100
' Tbe 11me tor lll~ng datms
• w1M not expire before too
months from lhe heanng
date nooced aboVe
r
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
!lie kept by lho ooun ff you
a"' a person interested 1n
tho estate. you may flle
with Iha coon a Request to
Special Nottee (torm DE
iS-) ol the hltng ol an 1n
ventoiy and appraisal o
estate usets or of any
pet.11on or account as
provided 1n Probate COOe
S8C110t1 1250 A Reques
for Speqat Nobce tom1 I
avatlabte trom the c:oun
r
I
I s
clel1<
Anomey for the
PeUtloMr:
FAED S. PARDES,
ESO. (CSBI 72111)
ATTOANEY AT LAW noo IRVINE CENTER
DRIVE, SUITE 240 . IAVINE, CA
92118
Pub111ned Newport
Beach Costa Mesa Da11y
Pilot February 18, 24, 25.
1999
ThW260
Flc:tltioua Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The loltowlng persons a,. doing b\.l&tnest IS'
'Transcnbmg Ptus. 200
Tulane Place. Costa Mesa,
CA 92626
Kathleen C. Cumrnlngs.
200 Tulane Place. CO~ld
Mesa CA 92626
This business 11 con·
ducted by an lndtvlduaf
Have you started do<ng
1>us1ness yet? Yes. 6196
• .Kaltileen C Cummings
This statement WIS tiled
w11h 1111 County Clerk ol
Orange County on 2 16-99
18996783181
Dally P11<>1 Feb 18. 25.
Mar .l 11. 1999 Th262
Flc:thloua Bueln .. a
Name State"*'t
The lollowlng personr.
are oo.ig bultf\9U as
Newport Wl1HI A•· ''"'~ng. 1725 MonrOVIG
Ave • Co.ta Meaa CA
92627
MICtlatl Thomaon, 108
Buena V1s11 Or . Fullarton
CA 02833
Ml bullnetl IS con·
ed by. an lndrvldual Hive you started doing
b11Slr1e11 yet? No
Mlcnae1 Thomson
This stateman1 waa filed
with the C<>unlY Clerk of
Orange County on 2·18·99 • 19099783199
I Dally Piiot Feb 18, 25
Mar 4, 11, 1999 Th283
Tl'lls buslness Is con·
dueled by an IOdMdual
Have yoo started dOing
business yel? No
Cindy Cole, Owoer
This £tatemen1 was fded
w111l the County Clet11 ol
Orange County on 2·16·99
18"6783117
OaJy PilOI r:eb '8 25.
Mar .l, 17 1999 Th265
Flc:thlous Buslneaa
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Adrnirabi. Works, 387
W Bay St . N>t 47, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Carlos Quin tana
G~lez. 387-W Bay St ,
Ai>t 4'7 Costa Mesa: CA
92627
Ttt1s buSll'lll'SS IS con·
due1ed by an lndivlduaf
Have you started dOlng
bu&1neH yet? Yes,
06·15·96
Carlos Quintana
Gonzalez
T111s slatement was flied
w11n lhe County Cleric of
Oninge County on 2· 16-99
. 19996783183
Daily P1tol Feb 18. 25.
Mar, 4, 11 1999 Th266
Flctttlou• .BuaineH
a
Name Statement
Ttte lollOW1ng peMOOS
re doing business as
GovJobs COm. 599 Pier: pont. Costa Mes.i, CA
2826 9
Jaffrey George, 2356
Colgate Dr , Costa' Mesa .
CA 92626
Jason WMler. 599 P1er· pont, Costa Mesa CA
92628
d
This business Is obn·
uctad by a general J1811·
nersh1p
b
Have you started dOlt'lg
us1neu yet? No
Jettrey George
This s1111emen1 was filed
wllh the County C~erk ol
Orange County on 2·16•9.9
19996783189
Dally Piiot Feb , 8, 26,
Mar 4, 11 , 1999 Th267
Fictitious Bualnesa
Name Statement
The lollowlflg persons
are doing business as
a) CS DOBBlE AP·
PRAISAL SERVICE.
b) C .S DOBBIE
ENTERPRISES, 815 W
1 5th SI . •SB Newpon
Beacn. CA 92663
Cttartes Scoll Dobttie,
815W 15thSI 158,New·
port Beactl. CA 92663
This business Is con· u~ed by an •nd1Vidual
Have you started doing
us1ness ~t? No
d
b
Ctlartes Seo« DObbie
T1'll$ slatemenl was filed
wrth the County Clerlt of
Orange County on 2·16·99
19986783201
OallY Pilot Feb 18 25. Mar .l 11, 1999 Th268
Flctlttoua Business
ar
Name Statement
The lollowtng persons
• doing business all'.
Bovenlure. 2208 Albert
ac;e, Costa Mesa, CA
2627
~I
9
Al
Mlenael McNlctlotas 208
bert Place, Cosla Mesa
A 92627 c
d
This bu11nass Is con·
ucted by an lndl\lldoal
Have you started dOing
ustness yet? Yer., 711198
MIChHI McNrcholas
b
"'
ThiS statement was I led
111 the County Cle11< of
range County on 2· I 6·99 0 19996783194
Oalty Pilot Feb 18, 25,
Mar 4, 11 1999 Th270
Flctltloua Bualneu
a
Heme Statement
The IOflowtng pel'$00$
re doing l>USlneu as·
Taxpayers Assistance
roup, f 001 Dove Street. 0
Sutte 205. Newpott Beacil. c A 92660
wmtam J Honan. 1001 Dove Street, Sune 205,
ev.µon 6eech, CA 92660
This bUSln8GS IS c:on-N
b
I
dUCltd by, an Individual
Have you •tarted doing
ualneu ya1? Yes, ·4·1999
William J Horton
w
Tiiis statement was filed
1th tho Coonty Cter1c Of
range County on 2· 18 99 0
M
1"96713205
Dally Pilot Feb 18, 25,
er. 4.11.1999 Th2n
CNSIHUU
NOTICE Of SEIZURE
PURSUANT TO HEAL TH
ANO SAFElY CODE
SECTION 11'71/11488
AND NOTICE OF
INTtNDED FOAFEITVRE
PURSUANT TO HEAL TH
ANO SAFETY CODE
SECTION t 1489 4
NOTICe OF TRUSTEl!I IAL! TN*a .... No
f1'0l»A LOln No. ~
Tlie OIW No. ?Dtt• YOU
ME IN DIFAULT UPCa A
DEED °' TMJST OA'T1!D
Olt1"1-UNLESS YOU TAKE AC'TlOH TO P11tO I ec:T
YOUft l'f'IClf't!R ", rr wi.v IE tcl.D AT A "'9&JC U&.E. F YOU Niii> AH
EXPl..ANATION Of' THm HAW°' 1M! flROCel> INGS AOM'5T YOU, YOU
IHOUlD c:oNTACT A UIW-
Y!Jll NOTICE IS HfRBY
GNDI tNI "8 reel PfOP81tY
known aia; l70 Albor ...... eoet. Mesa, CA ta27 M-On JANUAAV 21t. 1H9. ~· fl#Ctlf Numbtf• It 2415 E. t8™ &TREET.
'2241S.U wt1 be s:J6d ai COSTA MEI A, CA, the C'; 8UCtioft • 1tle Hanh pro~ny d .. ctibed ••·
eour:::::-~~~ U ,320 U.S. CVRR~CY
w DrM WIMt. .... lttY, wH . Mlled punuant to
CA. on 02t'a1m. al H111th and Sat•tv Cod• :_CIOpm,• ti to "8 ~ ~ Secmon 1'471 / 11488 by
viii ti h -ti ..... "" the NEWPORT llEACH PO-
CMI\, • CMNet'a dMtdl llCE DEPARTMENT.
clr.....n b1 I -Of ~ The property WH ••Ju d
._... I d'8dl ~ b1 • wl11\ reepect to alleged
-. or federal cndt unJon. Y>Olellonl•I of 8ectlonl•I
Of I cNcll drWllft tlV I .... 11371. 8 of the Hellth llftd
or fllMnl! 81V1nft and ia... 11t11y Code. You 1111 hereby
•• wtcw1, 111\419 euo-no11ll•d tl\•t tM Oletrict
dlOan, Of MVtniaa '** Attorney of Orenci• County ~In rtrwdal Code hu lnltletad procMdlnt• to
8ldkW\ 1102 and ~ forfeit the ebow-deeeltbff to do ~ In c:.lfOmlll. 11roperty pur1u.,.. to Heel\h
Tiie ptoperty ._._. 11 end Sa1etv Code Seotlon
being .., "ii W'. n.. .... 11489 •
wtl tie IMdt ~aw. You ere lnetruC!tM th•t If
!Wit or~ ..,......., you d••"• to oontfft tM or irnpllaCI, ,.._di ... tllle. forfelt1n of thl• P'°'9rtY1 • ... pur1uant to Hellfth -
ppc>4Ml&oet .. llCClft"" or encum-s. I ety c 0 d• IHtlo tnnc.. to~ h ~ 11488.5, you mutt file 1 ::-n ~!!!. ~ 119,tti.d cl•lm 1Htlne your
I•
-...., lnterHt In the pniperty. Yo Rod'8la K HodWatllto, an mull Ille thl1 clelm In IM
WW'IW"8d WOftW\ • W.. $1191rlor Coun of the Cowl· a , "9c c dad on W»lll. ty of Or11119e witNn Fictitious BualneH ~ 1-....a, t30t d•v• ot the 11m pue
.
.
'
Name Statement 9oGt1: ~ -. ol h ee1t0n ot U\11 Nouc.. ilnlt•
The IOllowing peraona Ofllcllll Of Or--. you recelw ectual notice lfl doing blJStneSI H Ctlllontla. ltle ... lfftOIUnl l"'81M UH tlf!OOl48
TN! TrlCIM Group, 375 ...... llr 111111 ~ ..... You muet HMI.,. Whit c N • ol .. .._ fll "8 ....., capy of the clllfft on ~. CA a/2657 twport S-81 1 1 ol .. nee. .. D111tlln Anomey et Or
2
fllzal.>elh Vangelos, '1..,1.a (Ila: 'ft. County IAnn: IUIAN •
3 1 •-~-,.,_ we**i ......_ .. ~ Al(ZMAN, o.9\lty °'9 4 I ...,,.. ..,,,.,. •6. ...... o1 .. ....,._ ._. Attorneyl et 700 aw Cen· 0 anl POlnt, CA 82569 -C-, S --Md ter Df1w Weec, lente Ana Thi• bulineat la con ....... .... ... ... C• 1170 I wtcl\ln thlny IJOI ~:~an j_lld~ _..., •• g C ..... ~z of In Che Otettrrt.a of ~ yet? No $ ....... -·-.. Coun/0 1111 Ol'Vtelen..,.leltllM'I E~zabeth Vangaloli .. ._d.....,.fllllll~ 1 •• The flllure to~
TI\11 ttatemtM w• flied ol .. Miia l'!'. ....... Md ~ • ~
w«h 1he Coun1Y Cler11 Of =~a ... .., •11111\t an .,,.. .. in
Orin-County on:' 1'" NI. -.,, ·-·-PfOPlftY In lhe -~IWI ..... 1MM?wit ,.. d ...... .,._ eoun ""'""'"""'Ote
011'-Pilot Feb 18, 25, :"': ~~= :,~d":'o~::':':;:',,:_':
Mar. •ti, t999 ThZ75 n.a ...., .., Cll1lorn11 end d~
FlctftlOue lualftM1 o.e. fl .. I r • pum1ant to the ltrftt-.n
ll
a
N•rn. lta19ment __, .., M •-' ID of Heefth •id lalety Cod
Tri. fo!lowing pel'IOfll .. ••4• a .._. hetlon t ''"
re dOing bullneM •• DI I •• 1 fl Dtltlll • runtier notlOe °' he.W. SOiJ!hCoatPOW9r Peel, 0-.. .. -. 1119-. OZ/11, 02121, OMM
2345 E CO.M Hwy., SW ...... _., I Nll9cll FiCii0U9 ....... e.~delMer,CA -..-~ .......... 9282.. ... • .. ~ .. _.._ ..
LY!W'I Matte SIWnaon, 294 C1A11111W .... .... .... The "'::..""°"' ~ =·, UgtN Beed\. : (I~-= = "J~. 4900 ~
lNt ~ .. a:in----=--OrM,hill.::o,....., dUCted b'f, .,, ~ tlllft. 0.: ..... INctl, CA • ~ ~...,,.., dOil'll : .. •..:.mu.= .=:.~n,n:.."'(;t~ ~ ~ fltoa Lei ...... CA IOA), llCIC> NcJfl\ Dale ~ •aeafNlll ... --.-t.• .............. ~ ~:1--W 100, .., IN OoUnty Cleft: ol 11•~1.-siSi•n a. d • ~ ~'c• ~ ~~~ = -!1! ........ ·=::· ~::·~ =-R ~-._.
--·. • • 1 •
.:.. :....~ ~·
American EnterprlH
Soluflont. Inc, ~ f' Manllcalco,COO Thia ICalemei"rl WU lied
w!t'I ~ Count>; Cle~ OI Ct ange Ccunto; on 1 ~6<99
11111781M
Delly Pilot Jen. 2'11 Fib 4. 11. 18. 1999 ll\228
Fl~• BuelMea
Name Sta*'*'t Tl'le lotlowlng persona are doing t>ua1neu .,
Bid HU Day Hats, 800
112 30th St , Newpcrt
Beach, CA !12663
LtbblO R Mc;Matton, 600
t/2 36lti St.. Newport
BeaCh, CA 92663
This business 11 con·
ducted by. an Individual
Have you 1tal1ed dolnQ buslnenyet? YM, M·9!f
Libbie A. McMahon
Thia &tateman1 was filed
With tfle County 'Clerk or
o,.nge Couocy on 1 ·28·99
. 18'91711383 Dally Pilot Jan. 28. Feb
4, 11. 18. 1999 Th222
Actltloua Bualneaa
• Name Statement
The following P•rtoOt
are doing busineu as o Beetle Oeslons. 240
Hanover Or., Costa Mesa,
CA 92626
Mark Edward Alonso.
240 Hanover Ot!Ye, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Th11 bUSinesa 111 con·
dueled by: an lndMdUal
Have you staned doing
bUslness yet? No
Mal1t Edward Alonso
This statement was flied
with the County c1e11< ot
Orange County on I ·26·99
189ff781385
Dally Ptlot Jan 28, Feb
4, 11, 18, 1999 Th223
Flctltfous BuafneH
Name Statement
Tile lollowlnQ persons
are doing business as
Chamber Orchestra
l<remlln, 541 Hazel Of'l\le,
Corona Del Mar. CA 92625
Promus!ca Russia, (NE·
VADA), 541 Hazel Ortve,
Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Ths buSlr\8$$ Is con-
ducted by Non.Profit Cor· pc ration
Have you staned doing
business yet? Yes, 1 ·21 ·99
Promusca Russia, S.tty
R Andresen, Seetet.ary
This statement was filed
With the Counly Cfer1t of
Orange Counly on I ·26·99
19996781387
Oa11y Piiot Jan 28 Feb 4 11, 18 1999 Tll224
Flctltiou• Bualneu
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as·
Elite Physique Frtnesa
Syslems, 215·23rd St ..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Tony Wiide, 215·23rd
St , Costa Mesa. CA 92627
This busmess ts con.
ducted by an ind1vldual
Have you stalled doing
buSlness yet? Yes, 1/1/99
Tony W~de
Th1s atatement was llfad
with the Coun!y Clerk or
Orange Counly on 1·28·99
199M781384
Dally Piiot Jan. 28, Feb
4. 11, 18, 1999 Th221
Fictitious Buslnffa
Name Statement
The follo¥<ing persona are doing business u
Olsen Capital. 260
VICtorta St . #4&. Co5ta
Mela, CA92627
Na1nan>el PeM Olsen,
260 VIClona Stf1M! • 14&,
Cosla Mesa. CA 92627
Th<s bustness Is con-
ducted by. an uidlvlduaf
Have you started doing
bOS'lneSS yet? No
Nathaniel Penn Olsen
Ths Slatemant was tiled
with the County c1er11 or
Orange Coun~ on 1·26-99
18986781389
Daily Piiot Jan. 28, Feb
4, 11 , 18: 1999 Th225
Flc:tltioua BuafneH
Name Statement
The loUowlng persons
are d01ng business a1.
Upbeat Rentals ,
103-21at Place. Newpon Beach. CA 92663
Georgia Johnson, 31384
West Nine Dnve. Lagvna
Niguel, CA 926n John llnzmeyer, 31384
west Nine 011ve, Laguna
Niguel, CA 926n This business Is oon
dllded by a general pan·
net1111p
Have yoo stafled doing
business yet? No
(leorgia JoMaon
Thia siatament was filed
will'I the County Clet11 of
Orange County on 1 ·26·99
19tM711'90
08tly Pilot Jan. 28, Feb
4 11 18. 1999 Th226
Flctttloua BualneH
Na!M Stat.ment
The follQw.ng ptl'IOf\I ara doing business as
The Aellec:t111a Wrner,
609 Thames Way, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
Cttartene Lynne Colhns,
609 Thames Wey, Costa
Mesa, CA 92628
Thli business It oon·
ducted t>y· •n lndMdual
Have you started doing
bvsloa11 yet? No
Charlene L Colltna
Thlt 1t11emen1 WIS Ned
with lhe County Clerk of
Orange CounlY on 1·26 911 1"91781Ht Dally Ptlol Jlf\ 28, Feb
4i 11 . 18, 1899 Th227
SUMMONS
(ctTACK>N JUDICIAL)
NOTICE TO DEFEN ·
OAN'T CAvlao a A~) scon AOBtNSON. an 1n-
OIVlduel, 0 E. WHITSON,
lndlvlduelly, and doing
bu11ne18 81 WHITSON
DEVELOPMENT; and
DOES I through 20, In-
~.
YOU AAE BEING SU£0
BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud le
ellta demandendo) MN
YOUNOLOVf, an tndMO-~i..~nd JANE TTE TUUPNLOVE. an lndlvld·
ual
You fle¥t 30 CAL.EN
DAR DAYS afler Ihle IUll'I·
mone la "'* °" you '° .... typeW'1tten rMponM at Ihle COUf1
A letter ot phone * wit ~~~
In proper -lonn " )IOI.I ....... °*''°....,.~ ceee.
II ~ do noc Ille ~ :.-
.,,_ on ""9, you 1N1Y IOee IW caee, and ¥0"' --:., ":,, ~ .c a: ..,,.. "°"' .. ~ ... °'*,....,. ........ Yau nwr _,. ID.-aft..._,,_ ....,.!. •. ~.,_. ......
:::::~"::
or e i.oai aio oftkle (bled In .. ption. be>oll)
DHPUH d• que I• entftVU911 ate CiUICiOn JU• dldal u...o tle09 un l)lalO
de ao DIAS CALEN· OARIOS para Pf"""1AI una 199pue1ia escrlla e
rn.quine tn .... COft• Una c:ana o UNI mada llltlotllca no .. Of r9(l8f'9
pr<noclon, au reapoeata
etCTb a m8q1Mla lllne que oumplir oon iaa lot·
malldad•• l egale1
apropiadlla II uattd QU!tre que la corte NCIUChe IU
C&IO
SI Ulled no Pn914"\ta tu
tespuesta a tl4HTIP<>. puede
parder el ca.o, y l e pUedln
Qultar su ealarlo. au dlnero y otraa ·coses de su
propit(Sad llo IVllO ldl·
c:lonal por palte de le corte
E•lsten otroe reqUlsllot
legelea Pueda qo4' uated
qulere Damar • Ufl ab_<>gtldo
lnmtdla1amen1e. SI no oonoce • un at>ogedo, puede llamaf a un •Melo de reftrencia de abogadoe
o • une olana de ayuda le-
gal (VN el dlteatcrlo Ille·
fonico)
CASE NUMBER:
(Numero def c .. o)
717130
SHEii.A 8. F!U, COMM.
DEPT. 18
The name and addleu ol tne OOU11 1,t (El f'Qmbre y d1recdon de le oorte nl
ORANGE COUNTY SlJ..
PERIOR COURT, 700
CIVIC Center Ortlle West,
Santi Ana, Cahfornle
92701·4079
The name, eddreu, and
telephone number of plaln
11lf'a anomey, or ptaln~ff
without an attorney la (El
nombre, la dlreccion y el
numero de tefetono del
al>ogado det demandante,
o del dem1ndan1e que no
Ilene abooado.1. es) LAW OFtlCE:s OF
JAY F. STOCl<ER,
Jay F. Stoci<er,
23 Mauctily, SVlte too,
trvlne, CA 92618, (714) 788-0803
C>ATE: JUL 21 1191
ALAN SLATER, Clll1t, by
C. FARIAS, Deputy
Publfahed Newport
8each-Co6ta Mesa Dally
Pilot January 28, February
4. 11, 18. t999 Th240
Flc:tltloua Bualnen
Name Swtement
The IOllowing pel'$00$
are doinO business as
MAR...,.IAL ARTS
SPORTSWEAR, 892 W
18ttt St, Costa Mesa. CA
92627 Dot0 Sponswear, LLC
(CA), 892 W. 18ttt SI .
Costa Mesa, CA 82627
ThlS buslnau 11 con·
ducted by. 1Jm118d llablhty
Co
Have you siarted doing
business yet? Yes, AuguSI
1998
Oojo Sportswear, LLC.
Andrew A. Mlrzaoll, Gen·
eraf Manager
This statement waa l11td
wtll'I 1na Coonly Clerll ol
Orange County on 1 26·99
19099781408
Dally Prtot Jan 28. Fee
4, 11, 18, 1999 Th232
Fic:tltloue Bualne11
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
are doing business as.
KtneSIOloglC, 4971 Per·
SlrMlOll Lene, Irvine, CA
92612
Deborah Manena Molina,
4971 P1ra1mmon Lane,
Irvine, CA 92612
This b1Jt1nau Is con·
ducted by. an lnorviduaf
Have you t11ned' doing
buSlnell yet7 f'IO
Deborah M Mol.na
Thi• statement was Ulad
with ltle County Ctetl\ ol
Orange County on 1 ·Z0.99
199116780914
Daily Pilot Jan 28, Feb.
"· 11 18, 1999 Th237
Flctltloua Bualnesa
Name S1atement
The lollowtng persons
1ra doing buslne11 u
a) THE LOCAL
PllJMBER.1.. b) HOSPtT Al
MECHANl1;Al SERVICE
c) TOWER MECHANICAL
SERVICE, 148 S Citrus,
Orange, CA 92888
MBTJ Bangert, Inc,
(Clijf ), 148 S Citrus, Or·
ange, CA 92888
This busine11 la con·
duded by• a CO(JX>fallon
Have you stal1ed doing
bulloels yet? NIA
MBT J 8angert. Inc..
WM B Bangert, JrJ/Pru.
Tllls 1111emen1 was tiled
writ\ the Coun1Y Cler1( ol
Orange County on 1 ·8·99
1""77M tt
011ly Piiot Jan 28. Feb
4, 11, 18, 1999 Th237
Sf ATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTmous
BUSINESS NAME
The followlng patlOO(s)
has (have) abandoned the
I.ISi of the llCUI~ bull· neu neme a) HOSPITAL
MECHANICAL SERVICE,
b) THE LOCAL PLUMBER.
c) TOWER MECH~ICAL
SERVICE. 44 Depot St ..
COllu, Calll.
The Flctltloua Buafneas name referred to at>ow
was hied In Orange Coonty
on 10.13·95, FILE NO.
19956661443
Thia buslne11 fl con·
ducted bY. an fnd1Ylduat
James Banoen
Tnie statement waa llled
llWl1tt tht County Clerk al
Orlllg9 County On 1•8·99 . 1Mll171111
Dally Pilot Jan ."28. Feb
4, ti, 18, 1899 Th239
cneiiW
Flctttioue lklelneee Name...._ment
The IOllc:r#lng PMOM .,.. dolflO bullne•• u MINO 91i'A, 321•A
Me'IJ'l8rllil, OOron. Ml ,._,, CA 92'821
Jflllel E. K~r. 321·A
Marprn., Coror. dt l
Mar, CA 928211
Thie bullflell 11 con• duded by an tnc:9Mdual
The regl11r•nt com •
menoed IO 1TanNCt bull· • ,,... under lie llcCtltout
name Of n.met Nettd
llbol9 on, 1-7 ·• Jane4 £, Kyllnder
Tl* ..... ""'" ... Mid .tit! "8 CClu'lfy °"' of Onlnge~
~ Piiot~. FebNilry 4, 11, 11, 1iii TIOt ,... ............. ...............
--~~ •> °"°"'· .., Dt-::S ~ ':;~ C:O.. ..... CA
~ 3141 Dt
:-=-;:; .• .. -" ..... ,.
-.·.~·. ~ 4'. .
CA 8 1708
Thia bullnell .. eotl' duc:ltd by: an lndMdual ~ ... you ... '*' dOing bl.illnffl yet? No
Joaept\ c.tmias
l?lis stal8m9f'lt WU tJ1eO wilh the County Clerti; ol °'*'11' County on 1·21-99 ~MM71tOH
D1i1Y P'llOI Feb 4, 11, 18, 25. 1099 Th248
FlattlOua Bualneee
Heme St.Mement
The IOllOwlng pel'IOl'is
.,. dOlng bvllnMI as·
911110 IA Crillort, 2623
EHlbfulf Shooo Cir , New·
port 8eaeh, CA 92680
Cilfe Milano, roc.,(CA).
2523 Easlbluff Shopp Cir ,
Newpon Bead'I, CA 92660
Thie buslnau ts con·
ducted by. a corporation
Have you started dOlng
bu~ness yet? Y", 1994
Calf• Mllano, tne., Diego
OelfOlhi, Pres
This statement was filed
with the County Cieri( of
Orange Couniy on 1 ·26-99
1ttte781427
D•llV Piiot Feb. 4, 11, 18,
25, 1099 T~49
Flctldoua 9ualneH
Name Statement
The loloWlng persons
ate dolno bustness H.
EM BASSY FLOOR
COVERINGS. 2597 Or·
ange Ave.. 15, Costa
Men , CA 92627 Peter MaddlQ, 2597 Or·
ange Ave , f 5. Costa
Me58, CA 92627
Tlllt t>uslneat Is ooo-
ducted by: an lndNlduat
Have you stafled doing b1,1slnau yet? No
Peter Maddlck
This 11atement was hied
With Iha Cooney Cler1< ot
Orange County on 2· 1 ·99
19996781• Dally Pilot Feb 4, 11, 18,
25, 1099 Tl1250
flc:tltloua BuslneH
Name Statement
The loftowlng persons
ere dolno business as
Ex8C\ltlve Leoal Support
&tMoH. 17880 NewtlOpe
St, Sutle t A-427, Founlain
Vattey, CA 92708
Palrlcta Encarnae1on, 17660 Newhope St., Suite
IA-427, Founlaln Valley,
CA 92708
Thtl buSiness ts con·
ctucted by en lndMduat
Have you slalted doing
business ~et? No
Patnde Encamadon
This slatement was tiled
Wilt\ the Coonly Clet11 al Orange County on 1·26·99
19996781403
Oatty Pilot Jan 28, Feb
"· 11. 18, 1999 Th229
Fictitious Bualneas
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
are doing blJSll'less as:
Running Bird Promo·
llQns. 2603 Elden Av., •• IE,
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Valarte Mouray, 2603
Elden Ave , #E, Costa
Mesa CA 92627 This buslneas Is con-
ducted by 1n lndlvlduat
Have yoo si.rteo doing
buS1ness yet? Yes, t996
Valerie Mouray
Thls Slatement was Med
with ltle Counly Clerf< ol Orange County Oil 1·26·99 19996781404
Dally Pilot Jan 28 Feb 4. 11. 18, 1999 Th230
Flctttloua Bualneu
Name Statement
The lollowtog person$
are doing busln8$$ as:
Fabr1Cators Wast 1119
Whittler Ave • Costa Mesa,
CA 92627
Something Spony, Inc.,
(CA), inll Whittier Ave , COstt M8SI, CA 92627
Thie bUllness Is oon·
dueled by a OOl'pofatlon
Have you started doing
bu11neu yet? Yes, 1·4·99
Somelhlng Spotty, Inc ,
Ray Torrey, President
This statement wu filed
wun the Couniy Clenc ol
Orengo CounlY on 1·26·99 19986781402
Dally Ptlot Jan 28, Feb.
4, 11, 18, 1999 Th231
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC AUCTION
Nouce 1s hereby gtwn
l/'lal the Unde1$'9fl9d \ti!ll
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
on Monday, March 1st,
t999
ALLSPACE, 8564 Ht""4·
loo Avenue. Huntrng1on Beach, CA 92648. lhe per-
tonal property OI tt1e lol· ~ Name, Ul'lltl, rnveotocy
We.I, Barbara F026. 8owe1
l<ennecly, Oarnn. F065,
HouMhold Items, Reing
Moor,1 _ S111r1ey Ann,
Fotle, '10Ullhok1 Items,
Boxes, Surtboen2
McDonald, Al Wayne,
0090. Paint Gun &
vucwm
I< E. Auellon SeMee, PO eox 508, Panon, CA 92369
K E Jackson Tat
909-883· 1131, AUCTION
BONDt 723-41-19
Published Newport
BeaQtl•Costa Me.. Dally
Pllol February 18, ~. 1999
Th28t
._ · · • o·i
. ..
HOTICEOl-
PU8UC SAL.I OF A8ANOONEO
_........ ~ -"!...--• • -\_
an llltOfneY, yo&1 may c::al #I ~,..,,., MMce
Of a leg9I aid olflCle (lilted In lhe phOM bOC*)
The nam., adltrtA llnd
Mlepholll number of plaln·
lifr1 .acme y II Roqutmc>f•, Pringle & Moote, lnC , O,.,_" M
Nl•hlmura. Eaq. SIN
5711()5, 6065 E Wtshlng •
ion BM1 Ste 808. Los Aft.
geles. a. 90040, (3l3)
724·3117
Pvbll1hed Newl)Otl Beam-Oolla ,..... D911y
Pilot Fe~ry 11, UI, 2s.
March 4, 1999
Th252
Doity Pilot
· Flcthloua Bualneea
Heme Stat9fMnt n,. l()il9win0 persor,.
are doinO bualnela as
PROPERTY
Nulloe .. hereby given flat
h unde~ wtl HI II
public lucaiOfl. pureoant 10
6ectiOn 21700 ol Ille 8'*·
,,_ .. & P.toliHtlOt.•. ~J
the following oncnoeo
ptopetty to wtt JEFFREY
SNYDER G 8 6'.il, G•
dubS, atlel'Ves, ladder, tool
chNt, llW, l'llltc. ARTHUR
ROPPE G·GI lamp, ch, TV, boxH misc:. JAMES
TRIZINSKY H·39 Ceipat,
ti.d, frame, boxea, mllc
l VNNEnE FOX H·S4 ,
Oreaaar, no drawer•
STEVEN MOORE H·99
Clothes, sho11, ball
JAMAL KHAYAT F·48 Sid•~. lug desk, ~ va~1 bed, mrec DEBuRAM WILSON K-32 Flah polea,
eloltlea, ct'llat. mllC lum
Flcttdoue BualneH
Harne Statement
The fotlowlng pert10ns
are doing buslne .. at
Hender1on lnsura.nce
Strvtoes, 4686 MacArthur
Coun. Suite 275, ~Ws>0'1 Beach, ee1r1orn1a 92660 ,
Hencserson lneutance
ServfcH, LLC, 4885
MecAnhur Coun, Su111
275, Newport Beach, Call·
fomle 92080
The · Aenderaon lntur·
enc:• Agency, 4165
Mac:AflhurCoon, Newpnrt
Beach, C8J1lornla 92660
DPH tnoorporated (CA),
4865 MacArthur Court,
Suite 275, Newport Beacf\,
C.hlomla 92880
This b1JSl0944 11 con·
ducted by: a corpora11en
Have you •tarted dolna
busir\45$ yet? Yu, 7/01'7~
BPH lnoorporated, Scott
Handerson. ·ceo -Sale will be by COITI•
pttlllVe bidding (wntten
Haled bide may bp
submitted In advance) on
the 25tll d.ay of Febn.lary,
1999 II 2 00 P M. II Ille
premlM1 we'9 aald prop-
erty has beell stored and wtl~ IS localed al AYRES
SELF STORAGE, 7012
Ernest Ave.. Hunung10n
BNeh, Ce (714) 848·7314
Landlord reaervas Iha r1Qhl
Thia buslneu Is con·
dUC1ed by· limited IJablUty
Co.
Have you 11811ed doing
... .., ~. -: . " ""' !.. ·,a,;. ' ). • --·.-r.~:
This ltatetnenl WU !tied
wltl'I 1he County Cleric ol
Orange Count':. 2·S-99 1 71251()
Dally Pilol Feb 11, , 8
25,Mar.4, 1999 Th257
10 bid at th• 11fe. PEllBER
Purcnases must be mede Thomu D. Pember, ~~~h ~J:: '~:'p": died 2·10·99 al 1he age V•111t e. RMd Prated,
chesed good$ arw IOld 11 of 66. H• was born ln 59, of Newport Beach, a
la and must be ntl'TM:Md at Oklahoma City S.7·32 . .,.11· flnt art pholographtr
Irma of Ala. Sale la 1Ub)ect copter PtlOC tor Lakewood (Valarie and Prasad, Art of
10 cancellation In ttte event Sherif'• OepL tor the past 9 f:lne Photography) died
01 sattlement betwHn yea11, Vie~m Ve~ retired Februaty 16, 1999 after a
landlord and oblla1tad Army Otficet , atiort illness.
party. Auctioneer. Wanda Leaves wife, Patr1aa, Valerie !ouched many ~~\i~ Bond • S· one aoo and 2 grand· hves thro1J9h her sp1ntual
Ayres Sell Storage, AHi· children. nature and her photogra
dent Managera pl'ly. She and husband,
Published Newpo11 Prasad, have dedlcated
Beacn·Coa1a Me.. OallY ltlemselvN to sharing Iha Piiot February 11, 18. 1990 message of ~ and har· ______ T_h_253_ mony t1'1tOugn their WOttt,
Actltlous Bu1IMH Valene IS suMv9d by Name Statement her husband Prasad, moth·
The loflow1ng persons PACIFIC VIEW er, 8ft1Y and stsplather,
are doing bosllleSS u MEMORIAL MAK Bob Natam019: son Craig
Eversoll Realdenllet, Ceme•---• Mortu";v Avenar, da=t•r Dana 9102 P!Onffr Or., Hunf· -' - ' ,....__..., da r "'-Art 1ng1on Beaeh. CA 92648 Ch..,.i •Crematory ..,,...,..,. ~
Greg A Johnson, 9102 3500 Pacrflo View Dnve Mikkelson, son. Ar1un
P;onaer Orrve. Hunltngton Prasad and grandc:hlldttn
Beech, CA 92&48 • ~= Chnsllan and l<ellef.
Lori J Johnson. 9102 ·-----•-Ill Memorial seMCl8S wl Pioneer Onve, HuntJnOion _ -m--be held at P8cif1c: V.ew Beach, CA 92648 rllU'llllll5 nu119 I Thi' t>uslneJS is coo-IB.I. mAIWAY Mortuary, 3500 Paca IC
dueled by tuband and View Drive, Newport INl!e MOftuwy *Chapel Beach, Saturday, February
Have you •tarted dOiog Cremation 20. t999 at t1 00 a.m
busrness yet? Yet, 3198 110 Broadway 1n ~eu ot 116wers, dona· ~ ~t was filed Costa Mesa lions can be made to fam1f'I
w•rn 1he Counrv c18~ or 842-9150 for the Valene Reed Prayer
Orange Councy on 1·26·99 Foundation. 1Mtl181COO _ _..;.. _____ _
Dally Pilot Jan 28. Ftb.
4 11, 18, 1999 Th232
Flctltloua BualneH
Nam• Statemen• The following persons are doing 1>us1nesa 11.
Cybar Connection &
Training Cen1ar, 7561 Cen·
ter Ave , 116, Hun11ngton
BeaCl'I. CA 92647
Steven VanOver, 7561
Center Ave, #18. Hunt·
Wigton Beach. CA 92647
Katalin Sch1mmer. 7581
Center Me., 116 Hunt·
tngton Beach CA 82847
P1tncia P.cts • .4 Oaoberry
SI •• RSM CA 92688
This bu11neu Is con·
duded by a genar'll pan· nership
Have you st.arted dOlng
busirlell ~17 No -Patncia c Prtts This 11a1emen1 was flied
Wlttl tf'9 County Ctef1c of
Or9nge Coun1':.h~911 1 544
OaJly Piiot Feb 4, 11, 18,
25. 1IJ99 Th251
cna16i3805
PUBLIC NOTICE
CASE NUMBER
796075
NOTICE TO OEFEN·
DAN T SETSUKO
KAMINO, aka NANCY
KAMINO, and DOES 1 to
10, Inclusive, You arw
being sued by Plalnt•ll. KAZCJSO KAMATSU. Pur·
suant to Iha order ol IM ooun. please lake notlal lhal on Marett t8, 11199, 1
heallng wtN take place in Oei:>t. 58 of tnt SYperlor Cour1 ol CA, County ol Or· •na•. 700 Civic Center
Otf119 Well, Slnta Ana.. CA
927011 Main Coutthoule,
in wllldl tne court may
emit a default )udgmani
1geinst you In the sum ol
190,085.37, Special Dem·
1ges. lnteraat on lhe Spe·
Qll OamagN at the r9le ol
ten perceni (10%) per e.n· num tlOtl'\ May 1, t 998 to
Merc:h 18. 1999, Plalnlllh
005ts, IOQettter wrth tn-
tereat on the judgement u
provided bY law.
A tudgement may be entered aga1n11 you, and
your w1ges, money and
property may be taken
without lurttter wamlng
lrom the oour1
There are other legal re·
qulrtmenta You may want
to call an attornty nght
away. If you do not know
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10 HOUSESICONOOS FOASW
COSTA MESA
NEW HOME
EAST SIDE COSTA MESA
3 bedroom 'l 5 bath. from
botlde! IPPIOX 1750 IQ 11. l1gh cding AC wallt-jn clonts.
2 car attac gar $277.~
RE Ex~ !MH22·8120
EASfslOiidnn 2.58ettl .. boom 2450 sq.It Ind bog lot
$385 000 Open Sal/Son 12 ..
949-645-0449 No~ MESl VeRDEt
Pri¥1te own«ahlp, grut lor owr.r oc:cwpied, S325K. C.U
714-54o.3166
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403 EAST F'COWER ST
OPEN SAT & SUN 1~
BY ()'N?jER !M9-548-n04 OA 949-540135
·cLosE to ocfiN-
: .....,.," Mt ••lllaMt " 11
' .... ,.,,.,..., .. Sii Tant1·
E Slde 2br, 2ba. dbl car 98'"
1191. 2114 Can)'Ol'I 117',000. OPEN SAT.SUN 1-4
Marve L• Riiy Mt-722'4620 • plait"~ ........ un HUD
Tttt-lru 11 1·MMZ•·'5tl. flf '"waa1a ..... oc 1111 ,i...
nit HUD II &Zl-SSOI. l ll:W 1::!!1
SOLDll 3 + 2 $360,000
Showc111 Hom•• for Agent 949-723..&120
Sale In our S.turdey Reel WATERFRONT SUNSET
Eetate Supplement! VIEW 2-Story 48dnn 3Batll
Homet of the WHk ~.o~~.~
I ~Adi 51111 II Ml $751 Ettnondlon 94~n3-6151
Open ~.::~s~~ OCEAN FRONT CORNEA o.tw.. Ttu.dly SPM Great Oooortunltyll
It P•y• to AdvertlH Arnt 14t.m4120
, • In the 8"t Locel T'WNHME In N9wpol1 Tena, , AMI Ettate Section 2-AWta, 2 sea. 2·Slory. Fp. ~
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USA K. RIVERA · 18R P£~S£ VtrlUlll t
' SMt-674--4252 Gated comm wndelground
ANNE WIUEY petMig, 11\71 ,· bl'lleU 159876
.. $74--4249 ~ l4H75-28114 * V.A * BELCOURTINTHEHEIGKf'S I SO DOWN ·IO MOVE-4H 0£SIQM£R SHOWPLACE
4 FME COUNSEUHO 38di:m 2.SBalh ~ room,
• FREE Utt of HOMU lwdWood llOOfl marble tnlty,
I' HUCWA "EPOS m1$1tr has 2 walll-i\<IOMls, 1~72Ul67 PfOf. clone "25 <hWllS. room
vmRAN ft EAL ESTA TE lor 100 peir ol shoel • a 10 • " FftEE o.c. HOiltE liOTONE Cal °"'*'Ar) 949-221-2272
I BUYERS 6 IEu..Eft 24-ttRS Seier wit enlertarl olfltfl
I t4M72·1444 between $349,()()().$409,876
Hoaled by Mhur Klnzfl REAL Rbft lucTI6H y.,..111 .. 1 BA
. I ftB.21,1 ... • 1:00PM 2nd FlootNioe Deck
.: •• ~· Homee 10 be Soldlll ·s1ot,900 to S12t,876
• -: 1729 lrwie A~ B 2 + 3 Mn Villa Belboe 1 BA Quiet Greenbelt Vtew ~· 11ug111o1 Min b1c1 •:Mt11t ·s1 st,tOO to S119,B76
" 63 t lrvlne Av•Npl Hghla Vllta a.lbol 3 BA
3+ 2+ G'lnllV Utll Miii Deel +Fem.Rm.I.Din.Am.
S229k Penthouee 12'Clos. Oulet Grt1nbelt VTew 201 C«* St·N 8 3t2&1 t 1 •$271,900 to $311,176 d!lfx. Nr beltttt...., bid asa a.a Fen
901UdoPnDf·H8
2 + 2~ LUii BIY vie.
Front Row Oceen
t 31811 VII ~ di
C.Za 2 • 1 & Sluclo Condo
Min tJid $I 5'la
& HMbof Vlewt
lMM $1,415.
'Stief WI E,.,.,.. Offers
~TNMPn:.e MaryAnn McGuire
MM770
Prudlnlfll Ca AMlly
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T;/1" ,01. • ,.., ... ~·
SPACIOUS, VIEW, 3 rm
1 bath Vp, 2 car gatt98.
laundlv. $1900mo 1 blod< to. ocean! MMS0-7499
1110 APTS I COSTAIES~
NEWPORT HEIGHTS AAEA
3& 28a. 1500 aq II op Stan
OAt pY1 bile, ltroe room1 Ho
Pets $1495.mo 114·540-0130
• COSTA MESA'S BEST * Jontor I bedroom and 1
bedroom. alao 2 badfoolJI I
belh Quiet ga'od COf'M1llnlly
pool, llml5, euy access 10
freeway. beaetl & malls
714-5S7.0075
E'Sloe countiY wOOdi. 28R.
5plll IMll. Aldy. lrplt, dee>.
sk)41tes no petS. $945/mo
949-646-1164
',I •
Newport Marina
Aparbnenll
Bayfront community
with private beoa<-h
& marina. Walk to
Balboa llland.
lBR. 2BR and
2BR w/dt'n
S l 200-.3600
Wood burning
fi~place &·private
garage.
Sorry. no pt-ta.
Pleaae calls
(949) 760-0919
'
ELEGANT OCEAtf VIEW
PENTHOUSE 2Btdroom/
2Bath +loll Ocean view,
v.uied ~ dtytlll, Fr•
pllc;e, I ..... COUl11 apt, gym,
pools $2550 818-783-87M
•wtllclWF •
1 bt ~ IM>OI.. no peta, h all now l lll0/1110.
MM1WMO
132 APTS
NEWPORT BEACH
PROMONTORY POINT
VILLA APARTMENTS
The traC)!iOn ol NeWf)Ort Beach
•wa•ts lou' The breathtaluno Ocean Hart>or bay ~teWS wtli
relax you\
Our t Bedrooma are sra11ing at
$152500
I Bedlooms •Loll 1tatting a1 $174000
Out 2 Beclfooms ese S11rllng at
$1765 00
2 Btdroom• Loll sllrtmg at
$255000
Some ncwe garilgt.
flleplace vuted C911'11lQS
& ~ remcdl!t«t k IChen$
Lease liil . end '900lve
$900 oft 1 Cl monlll lor l'llOllt ln
by 2128198 Caa •783-8786
BEST LOCATION IN
NEWPORT 8EACHSoadous 28FVlOA Octln V111w born
OYerslzad blicony, $pe Gym.
Tttrils Huge l.Mng Room
$ 1900 $900 olf I I month v.l!h
move in by 212&'99, on 12-mo
leaM Cal now 888-783-8788 1114:311
172 HOUSES.ICOtl>OS FOR RENT
IRVINE
'WOODBRIDGE 3BR 28A'
clean a reldy, Large lot
Incl. gerdener S1700/mo.
94i-75H8'1
182 HOUSE&'CONDOS ....,~
UDO ISi.ANO BAY FRONT
2b1 2ba doMISlliti unit
newt., remodeled. Sp paver er.
tpyead';S3100!MU7~
2 MHler Suite• 111'1'\ ~ew
2car pe~ lernf. aMtS ~eo le & ~e $1556'mo
Avlil now Agt 949-650-7733
WE HAVE 60 HOMES 1H NWPRT BCHli'COSTA MESA
From $1500 -$6000
Per Monlll No Fees
Broke. 949-642.JaSO
8LUFFS CONOO 28f 29i
din. 1-M. gar, Wit> ~. v.at.
to sllops, pool, rvpe1S $15W
mo yr!y lse 949-673-0760 X 30
Newpof1 ittand llngle '"" 2br i den, 2bl. 80AT DOCK up 10 30' boat. 2 cer gar, frig, WO hkupa, nlcefcleln
Joan !Me.ta-9763. 4Bclnn SS.th w/VlewalStepe
10 So B1ytront, rwewfy rt-
modllled. MC sys 2c garage S3900l'lum yearly ltase Calf Rost. Coldwell Banker Agent ..... ,, ... ..,.... I 1"-WI 1 111 ~1 ~ . uliiSiililii --··-T-Vllla OcMn. Cllaiina . lll1lls
2bt beach hot.JM W 2 bl 1 Qt Yiew t1!1tt upgrlded $4S001
p wfd eAll mlrdl 1.11500. mo ieaM ~7203
neer beach and b•J. MMn.6315
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tr> . . ~ ' . .. ' . ' . . ~ .......... ~
Showfooftl oMoe 1000.f.
Mo ......... front 1'lgtl
vtelllMy ...... IU1
.a LIVE THE TRADITIO
The Terrace Apartment
al
An Exdusive Opportunity for
Waterfront IJvlng on 1 ewport Bay
• Limited availability of • Gym , Spe & Pool
Studio., I & 2 Bediooma
$1400.$2600
• rm... Gu.nl-Ql!ld
F.auuce :U-Hour
Security & Swhdabo...t
• M...._..wpa.,.u.t
10 tebedule rour plh'ate thowb11. pieue l".JI
(949) 645-5000, e t. U9 ••• •
FREE SEMINAR
Sal 2/20-2~p Folton Skin lnttltute 1617 wettcllff Or. f1oa.'N8
R S V .P, t4M31..1371 xt222
_, ''""I or ,.vt pumc.. tpollM or idatm wt..
iittda ~l"fiticm, I0¥1 n I a.rr
and 1"4 11\cah Spaciocu "'°"" ,..,,f,We 111 111y home
.., a S acre bu1nfull1
111ai•calncd ctt.11e la Hell\et. The -•1hl1 fte la S2.SOO
adi, coopla welcome. Plc&K
conlJct me, Sandy D11na1t,
909-6S4-9804 and all for
tddilion.J 111forma11on. •
CIUSUPNllT ,,....._,
• Relief from .,;...,.
• An....,..toOA'a
• Modrfic:abon of
aupport
ftr • .,.. _,.,al
11111e11u mm
ll19>178-7U9
laMJU0-•712
I 4GILOIT • ~ I
Foond llltll tiftr blue blnt,
twne, ndnMy Placentla I
20ltl. Colla .....
t4MU-1221
u: raurt cm ..._..,,. M • 10011 Fomul
lfOOWlcnt & Y«lllown 11...,.1112
410. 4 8 6
690 . 697
GARAGE
SALES
Moving Sale Newport olllllch
J Call'(on ISiand oil f or::l SAi
9 30·3pm Solas v.a~tier
dl'fers, m:n~ Welll>\ir CQO!oer
hou!>etlOld ~ Lg house
plants Wed Ir o1•1SP0rt Lrg
rte!Tl$ 949·700-1038
Mulll Family Gareg• Sale Sat 2120 lam Everything
lrOtll A·Z 140 Ctlbrilc, er~
SI Orange **** i Femlly G11199 Sale Oil
Balboa laland Applla~et. tumiture. hOu5e "'aies dOllltl
108 TurQUOISe Awe fin ll!iy\
1 440 ~1
Mtlqllt ~I. datlt wood, neutrtl fltltlc, lint cood.
$350. Old C.lif lie. plalea
1132·19C5. 5o(M pawa. all 15 tor $25();obo. light bUlbt,
¥flY old antique atylt makt
olfw. NM40-S090
S~LIOARO FOR SALE
·12FT BOARD W 3 SAILS
EXCELLENT CONDITION
$100 00 949·613·1438
WOLFFTANNING BEDS
TAN AT HOME
BUY DIRECT AND SAVE
COMMERCIALMOME
UNITS FROM $199 00
Lo,iw Monthly Pivment
FREE Color ca1a1og
CALL 1-80().711-0158
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I BUY AU PIANOS!
~-0\ia!lly lwrilure one pece OI wtde hOusel\AI
Casi\ plid 114-957 .. 133
WANTEO&d p1eC9S ct SllJe
Bonnel ctina Pia!•. be-Ms side dishes, cups etc
949-&446246
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Weel< ·
for Only $28 J¥?r week (4 wk, min.)
Call Markey at 642·5678 x246
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448 ANTIQUES/ART I . ICOl.LECTIBLES
~NTED ANIQUES
Old•r Stylt Furn1turt
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~957·8133~
SOUTH C8AST AUCTI N
2202 So. M.11\ St. Santa AM. CA t2707
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1450 APPLIANCES I
Moving Sale Ma~g washel
$150, GE dryer UOO. Sllatp
1DCrowav1 SSS swr Stepper
$70 MM7wo.3
1454 FURNITURE I
8US~ESS CLOSlHG 2 wood deaks wir.tuma
S7SeL 2 wood WOl1I deeka.
$40. 3 wood crecs.nu'a
$40ea. Flit cabinet•. dlan, plC1urH. ltc. N•7H·SI03
2 8Mlii SOIAS i lllPt!$ll)' i
,.,,, S500 lg '*1'12
Sl50 UJs1 see 3 tl«b 1
tll'IOO new Seru pd S 1500-ff!f
S500 94H73-5554
1456 PETMMITOCK I
LEOPAAO LOOKALIKE
Oclca1a 6 ~ .. avail now
t4N41-147J or
t4M11-2111
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ATNESS BLOW OUT AM
treadmill•, b1ku, &1111 steppers, ~. hOme gym
.,.... 'tef\ltbli.tied 949-722-6468 1-...-1
IUOW£1SE." IEE" MUGS & STEJ"5 WANTED C.
ca.w,~ 11._..Hnt
•116 MERC;~= I •n EMPL~W~I
WANTED! OLD COtNSl lnfant-Toddltr·Pruchool GOid $11\;er Fuinlrnnnvnt 51er-IDCHEJIS NEEDED.
ltnq Old watchet & jewelry FIT· PIT Po51110n$ Ava II
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and plumbers to
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• Private garage
• Washer/Dryer
• Refrigerator
• Gated comrru1lty
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35 Big Ten ¥.h
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potato
38 City e>n lhe Niie
40 Cultiliate
42 Voles In lavor
44 Loee one·a
~•nee 45 Rings llOOnd
the moon
47 Cle1n1119 agems
411 Lincoln.
intonnetty
50 OfipQy material
52 Fro1tlul
54 Cloth·makrng 1ppara1us
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71 Dressed In ono birthday
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4 Man'• jewelry
5 Weaken
8 CllNt COOier
7 S.Uow
8 Flint 111ifllC1
9 Armor J)iOC» 10 F1mdy
rnembert
11 Undefcover cop
12 Goad
13 -· Paulo, B<azll
21 Oc11oona1 stgn
23 Novel111 Waugh
25 Potter's need
26 Emotovl 28 Night Insect
29 From Hong
Kong
PAEY100S 'UZZLI aot.VID
30 Ditch
3 t Fable 11111ter
33 Aoeeclsh
34 Tan antelope
37 Kind people
39 Oll ca11e1
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46 Chimney aweep·s
coating
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St Sleep
intetrupters
53 !Jig Izard
55 01Yi, slangily
57 Urben traruport
S8 Ref9'1un
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81 Rt'UfllOll goer.
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63 Membership
lees &4 Fairy's
sustenance
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/REMODELING
REBUllD Ofl REMODEL
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2• Obi Pass 40 Pus 60
Pass
Opening l~nJ· Four ol •
PrcemP.IS ure double-edge swords.
They will, on occasion, push che
Opponents 10 an unmakeble level. But
sometimes they will piopcl the oppo-
nencs 10 o cuntrnct they would not
have reached under their own steam,
and allow dt.-clarer to bring it home.
~l's vul~erable ~cak two-spade
opening · bid could hardly be
descnbed as a thing of bcaucy. It
received the fate it deserved. Had
East passed m~read, il 1s doubtful that
North·Sourh '40Uld have climbed ny
higher lhan ttuee no trump, a conlrlCt
lltal would probably ha'te just macJc,
th nks to the heM break. But Souch
had no Idea how many tricks NMh
Soulh could lake, and so bid on lO the
diamond alam.
IXdarer won che sraJc opcnina
lead with the ace, cashed the .ce and
kin1 of club and ruffed a club low.
Nelli came the ace and king of dia·
monJs, and East's spade discard on
1he second round was not unexpecl·
ed. The diwibucion was now an open
book -Weal was 3.3.~3 and East
6-3·3·1.
Declarer camed the ace. k1na and
queen of hearts, chen led the 13th
cord in the su1L West was a dead
duck. If the defender did not ruff.
declarer would discard the spade
loser from dummy and ruff a s~de.
lo ing only 1 trick to the ~ueen· of
trumps. Ir declarer ruffed low,
dummy would overrufT and South's
spade loser would go · away on on
established club. So West ruffed with
the queen and recumed a trump, bur
declarer was able to win on che cable
With the ten and iCt rid Of tfltl Spade
lruer on a good club!
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