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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-03-12 - Orange Coast PilotPlaymg . . with ·the big boys Amateur goHers plunk down $5,500 apiece for the privilege of teaming with professionals in Toshiba pro-am EusE GEB A mateur golfer Dick Allen was at the 12th hole of the Newport Beach Country Club, ready to putt for his team's last chance at a net birdie. The ball rolled straight toward the hole, started to fall in, then lipped out, spinning away on the green, Dlck Allen watches Senior PGA Tour player Tom Jenk- ins putt on Che second green of Thursday's pro-am. accompanied by the sym- pathetic groans and gri- maces of his four team- mates, including Senior PGA Tour player Tom Jenkins. Allen, chairman of the board at Hoag Hospital, was one of 108 amateur players teamed up with a senior tour player during the Classic Pro-Am, a two-day tournament he ld during Toshiba SenioJ Qas.11':.~ .... " Amateur players paid $5,500 each for a chance to play with golf legends su ch as Chi Chi Rodriguez and Lee Thevi- no in the two-day Classic Pro-Am tournament, said spokesman Chris Premer. Proceeds go to the Hoag Hospital Heart Institute. Besides benefiting a charity, participating in the Pro-Am allowed play~ ers to enjoy the cama- raderie that comes with being part of a team. Not only do team.mat~ sympathize when a ball comes painful- ly close to a hole, they also rejoice by pumping their fists and yelling "yes" when a teammate does well. Allen , a member of the Newport Beach Country Club, golfs about twice a week. The Pro-Am, held Wednesday and Thursday, was a little different than his usual casual games of golf, where the most there is to lose is a couple of bucks. .. Competing in a pro-am with a professional player while spectators watch your every move can be a lit~ tie more nerve-racking. · SEE PRO-AM PAGE 6 PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Senior PGA Tour player Lee 'Irevlno takes shelter from the rain on Che 7th green Thursday at Newport Beach Country Club during the second day of the Toshiba Senior Classic pro- am. The tournament gets under way this morning. B EHIN D THE SCENES A look at one of the people who make the Toshiba Senior Classic a success • WHO: Ron Benedict • AGE:42 .,. • JOB TITLE: Golf course superinten- dent. Newport Beach Country Club • HE IS: The god of the greens • DAILY DUTIES: Benedict is responsible for supervising the setup of all of the physical structures at the course and maintaining the turf to meet.. PGA stan- dards. ·•My responsibility Is the golf course, and making sure It's playable and In good con- dition,• Benedict said. During the Toshiba Senior Classic. Bene- dict also must supervise all the temporary structures set up on the golf course. For example, he monitors how the bath- WEATHER CW*"l• .,.,.*" ....,.,.., ... S. .. 2 rooms, bleachers, concession booths and skybox~ are erected. Benedict and his crew also put up the ropes that separate spectators from pla~ ers, and mow and groom the lawn every morning and evening. Grass lengths must meet PGA standards, and every type of playing venue -from the tees to the greens to the fairways to the roughs - must be cut to different lengths. • FUN FACTS: Sixteen people are responsible for maintaining the 100 acres of turf at the course. Some of the grasses grown at the course are Poa Annua, rye and Kikuyu. Cutting the grass at the course Is a precise art. For example, greens must be mowed to 14511000 of an Inch. MClri 1 11t1'1t 1111111.·r•t ,,.l.1t• d •'\1•,it i1'.11llq'-.i,. f'.Hff' .1 WHIT'S NEIT TOSHIBA TODAY 1:30 a.m. First round of championship play. SATURDAY ••.m. Second round of championship play. FRIDA~ MARCH 12, 1999 Harbor boat ~slip fees .~ay • • mcrease • Council reassessing commercial permits in Newport Harbor. (Q)yf>b NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council this week opted not to engdge m a compre- hensive review of the way it manages its shorehne and waterways, decic:ting instead to focus on the 66 conuneroal permits in New- port Harbor Council members dgreed Monday to miti- atP a new appraisal of the conunercial harbor areas An updated dpprd.lSal, reqwred by counal policy every 10 years, may result in an increase m the 28-cents-per:square-foot fee for boc:tt slips. Council members also expressed their desire to see the harbor permits, which are renewed by the city every year, converted to long-term leases Tony Melurn, deputy chlef of the Fire and Manne Department's environmental divi- sion, said the advantages of leases include less need for ongo109 aclmlnistration costs, the possibility of more revenue for the oty and the potential for easier financing on a benehc1al development project. Disadvantages dre that the property lS tied up for an extended period of time, and SEE HARB OR PAGE 6 Student group puts cheaters on notice •Newport Harbor ~gh forms peer committee to stop problem. DJtf Pb NEWPORT BEACH -Tired of seeing melth formuJas scrawled on the bodies of their peers and Sparush vocabulanei peeking out of backpacks dunng tests, a groUJ> of New- port Harbor High School students are talar,g action to stop what they say is rampant cheat- ing on theu campus. ·cheabng ic; a huge problem throughout the campus,• selld Junior Valerie Terrell. •There's a lot of pressures to get good grades and be involved m all kinds of extracumcular actJvitle . I can sec why people do lt. • But that doesn't make it OK, Valene s~ud. Galvanized by the recent ~ontroven.y over students cheating on the Internet, she and a group of her friend in the newly foimcd Stu· dent Political Action Committee have launched a campcllgn to stop cheating. Next week, they plan to survey all c;tu- dents on the defuution of cheating. For exam- ple, mlmy tudents wouldn't look over a ne1ghbor' houlder on a le t, but have no problem with wholesale copying of home- SEE CHEATING PAGE 6 MILLENNIUM MOMENT ·Moth r Tere a' start d clinic Jean Forbath left a mark on Costa Mesa a tmost 30 years ago when .;ho founded Share Our lv , an emergency Mr· vir and medi<:al and den- tal clinl . She left her poiD. lion director in 1991 but contihue to rve on Ullt board of diredOn toYtnglr Jeu FONU. called the •fvtotber ,.._ of osta Mesa,• Partn• also is aruv in Cal Opdma, 1b9 cm.,. man ged health-care plm. -- \ ... . ' . 2 Friday, March 12, 1999 CIECI II OUT Magazines for artists, adventurers and more I n addition to books and audiovisual items, you'll find stacks of magazines on New- port Beach Public Llbraty shelves. Covering a wide spectrum of hobbies, interests and life pas- sages, all but the current · issue of these journals can be checked out from branch libraries. Central Library mag- azines are for on-site browsing only. You can search for available publications by subject or title in NEMO. the online catalog of library materials. However, you won't find all magazines at all sites. Along with old favorites such as Tune and Better Homes & Gardens, there are more esoteric magazrnes devoted to specific interests. For art aficionados, Art in America presents information about the visual arts. The full spectrum of fine and decorative arts, from painting and sculpture to photography and furniture, iS rovered in Art & Antiques. Chronicles, a fine resource on California history. NauticaJ periodicals are at the Balboa ·Branch, home of one of California's finest nautical collec- tions. Boatbuilder, Cruising World and Motorboating and Sailing are.~ong the'publica- tions aimed at hands-on sailors and anyone interested in travel by sea. For landlubbers who love their abodes, numer9us maga- zines focus on home building, design and decorating. Find arti- cles on do-it-yourself tiling, fram- ing and finishing in Fine Home- building. LOok for ideas for everything from financing to remodeling and decorating in Home. Uncover new home prod- ucts, design developments and profiles of decorators in Interiors, Interior Design, Home and Metropolitan Home. Catering to other hands-on types are Popular . Mechanics, Popular Photography and Popu- lar Science. All provide technical advice and in-depth coverage of trends, products and industry news. For caterers themselves, Bon Appetite, Gourmet and Food & Wine are rife with cooking, dining and entertaining ideas. date book Joy Taylor was one of 42 artists ripped off oy a scam artist in 1997; now, she's opening her own gallery Aw~ througb Joy Tuylor's Sculpture and Gallery in Costa Mesa reveals a body of work that evokes unexpected emotion from the viewer. Taylor's sculptures, noted for their spontaneous movement between the abstrac:t and figurative, have been painstakingly carved from such stones as alabaster. and bJ10nze. The ·cre- ative process to com- plete the pi~. which vary in height from 1 to 1 feet tall, is three to six months. According to Tu.y- lor, sorely missing from the display are four valuable pieces collectively worth $50,000. In 1997, Tay- lor, a Newport Beach resident and interna- tional sculptor, was one of 42 artists who complained to police that their artwork had been stolen while on consignment at Juarez Fine Arts Gallery in Laguna Beach. Those complaints launched a yearlong investigation led by Laguna police Detec- tive Lou Gutierrez. In FYI +WHMtJO'i ~ Seu~ and Gallery ...... Stone Mill Design Center. 2915 Red Hill Ave. Suite 8104, Costa Mesa +WHEN: 10:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (appointments also accepted) +PHONE: Call (714) 850-9966 February 1998, owner Juan Juarez was arrested and charged with stealing more -,"' .. Doily Pilot Athletes mterested in particular sports are targeted by such maga- zines as Golf Digest, fea- turing tips from world- class playing editors suoh Those ready to venture from familiar territory can find vaca- tion planning ideas in lravel & Leisure, Conswner Reports Trav- el Letter and 'Jfavel Holiday. G-Oastal escapes in locales from Baja California to the Caribbean are reviewed in Coastal Living. than $190,000 worth of artwork. Six months later, he pleaded guilty to 12 counts of felony grand theft and was sentenced to three years at Kem County's Wasco state prison. "You feel so violated, because art is so persoruil," Taylor said. -"You put so-much of • · yourself into it. It's just heartbreaking.# DON LEACH I DALY Pit.OT Joy Taylor stands with one of her favorite sculptures at her new gallery, Joy Tayl~r's Sculpture ... and Gallery at the Stone Mill Design Center in Costa Mesa. as Tiger Woods. Others - including Bicycling, Flying, Skin- Diver and Skiing -are devoted to activities on land, sea, snow and air. Gutierrez said it is unlikely Juarez will serve the full sentence, and probably will get out sometime this year. He said that like most scam artists, Juarez was convincing in his role as a legitimate gallery owner. Juarez's arrest, they are not legally responsi- ble to pay or return the pieces to Tu.ylor. lor's 1,0()()-square-foot fine art gallery is so significant. Other action-oriented month- lies include Surfing. Tennis and Walking. Of interest to teens traveling via boards on wheels is Transworld Skateboarding, packed with contest coverage, interviews with pro skaters and skating tips. Finally, if you're ready to get serious about some global issues, pick up E/lbe Environmental Magazine. In this clearing house of environmental information, there's coverage of global warm- ing, the state of our oceans, the impacts of population growth and other issues related to the preservation of the planet. •Juarez was very personable," he said, "but that is their job, to make you feel at ease, convince you they are going to make money for you and that they will take care of you." "The consignment art is entrusted to the dealer with all the legal paperwork needed," he said. "So when it is bought, it is bought in good faith. If someone pays $20,0()() for that piece and we take it away, then you have "Something good is coming out of all this," said Taylor, who was born and raised 'in Montreal. "It is very exciting to have all my work in one location where it shows so well. It really is a whole story of my work." two victims. . And, remember, the person bought it thinking it was a legitimate deal.· In addition to Taylor's work. which has appeared in numerous art galleries, muse- ums, juried art shows and festivals, corporate and private collections and major Hollywood films and commercials, the gallery will fea- ture artist Morrie Rohrlick's paintings, which Tu.ylor says focus on pattern and color, and Guy Michaels' carved alabaster and inlaid wood vases and bowls. There are_magazines for chil- dren in library juvenile sections. New d.ffiong them is California • CHECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Susan Warren. Gutierrez said Juarez sold Taylor's art and pocketed the money collected from unsus· pecting buyers in Los Angeles, Orange County and Texas. Although the buyers cooperated. with police in helping to secure Taylor said her only recourse would be to file a lawsuit against Juarez for the money lost. Considering he.filed bankruptcy during the investigation of the theft, the chance of ~g any money is pretty bleak. ~ That is why the January opening of Tay- Nothing Hasfy about this 'Retreat' ' -,.J . JouSan!N Newport sol)gwriter spent 6 years ba::,~=~~~und lki1,.. working on CD that includes video :_~~~is played and sung by The video begins. Jane stands f ab t d ti ab "My nAc:aon was sinning and in her sun-filled kitchen. O song OU omes C use r-!j~· reminiscing about a tree-sor;igwriting, • he said. house she and her brother would 1 the restless a e," an ~ced But while spending so much run to When her pian:!Dtl:rfatigltJF_f . .::m=:=u!t1Jlon~~er~.51iil0iie<>f1ififie__;"T-O~m~e<t'~~aaaac>.'7Tfie1:~~~~~~~~ the Web, , ,gre~ up one of ese p Y b also el n"'1 f Saddened by nostalgia, she families [brutalized by) domestic CD is just like a teguJar CD with e dev 0~-.. a passion or returns to reality and takes a violence," be ·said. •My parents 12 [soft rock) aoo.gs! diddario multimedia publishing and com- drink from the bottle, only to have fought a lot, and I didn't reaHze sakl. "'But embedded In die CD iS puter-gener4ted music. her boyfriend come at ber w,ith the impact until I was older.• the music video.• "1be hardest part was adjust- harsb woros and a stern slap. The The message of the video is 'Ibe m'Ultimedia project took Ing to the fact that video does not young woman comes to ber sens-printed at the end; "Familiar? daddm1o 4Jld video producer CIQille tOgether as easily as audio," was debuting at the Newport Beach International Film Festival. clips from the video and tbe CD. It alsO gives Web reaources for people who need help pu.Dtn.g through domestic violence. es and takes refuge in the nearest Break the abuse cycle. Reach Tudd Port1Jgal Six years to create. daddario said. taxicab, out!• Text. audiO and Ykl8o mterlaces The audio tracks on the CD Th overcome the effects of These words are· aimed at were m8lded lli>g'etber to create were produced at dadda.rio's One Of the lead actors dropped out duriiig filming, forcing dad- dario and Porfugal to find a replacement. "My feeling is the bull of all our relatiQnsbips ii our farnUJel, • daddatio said. "U they are abu· Jive, we go into the wodd with that slant on things. GOd gae me tbe talent to play muidc. I WlliltlO use it ... to help the WOrkl me abusive relationships was Jane's women and children who might this hiteractiw CD bf a~ home 9tudio ln Newport Beach. mission. In this four-minute music not notice abuse occurring in called AutbaiWue ~). 'The video production caused The GD 11 aVallable on da~ dario's Web site at www.song· man.com. and at Celebration Christian Bookstore on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. video to •Retreat." a heart!elt their )l.ome. DaddariO hopes the 1be IOUtte codll Uied by dad-him a bigger headache. While song by singer/songwriter joe e. video will prompt them to get dilrio to~ the CD am. be lift-~the Video, Portugal took daddario, Jane succeeded. help before it's too late. 8d 8nd U98d • a ....,.... rat leave to ftnish preproduction for It took 44-year~Id daddario The Video is part of •uvmg iii m\lltlJ!ieCtia ~· bis feature film. ~Flooded,· which The Web site otters the viewer person at a time.• Pilot CllnAM~A VOL 93, NO. 60 READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 Record your ci>mments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. _ AD08.ESS OUr ~ress Is 330 W. Bey St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. CORBEOJONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all errors of substance. Pl~ call (949) 57+4268. Rl Newport Bea<:h'Cotta Mesa Delly Pilot (USPS-144-800) is publisMd Monday through S.t· urda)'. 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TIDES TODAY nm 1ow 12:27 p,m •...... 0.2 First high 5:051.m ..•..•.• 4.4 Second low 11:56 p.m ..•..• 2.2 second high 7:08 p.m ........ 3.5 I SA1\MDAY Flmlow 1:01 pm.. . ... -0.2 First high 5;S4 a.m ....... :4.8 5econd low after midnight S.Condhlgh 7:30 p.m •.•..... 3.8 S-U Rf The weather calls for clear, sunny skies and mild tem· peratures In the low 70s. The swell Is out of the north- west but Is only good for 1bout knee· to chest-high surf. Water vlslblll· ty and conditions Improve. It looks , like the weather is going to stay nice through Saturday. Tht 5un will set •t 6,P,m. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Bristol StNet: A wallet and its contents worth $70 were stolen from a car In the 3300 block at 3:30 p.m. March 4. • Newport Bou'-vant: A car. stereo and 1 backpack worth S2SO were stolen In the 1800 block at 11 :30 p.m. March 6. • Newpott Bou'-vllf'd: An 18-pack of beer .WOt1h s 11 WIS stolen from 1 store In the 2300 block at 2:15 a.m. March 8. • $UnfloVJ'er Avenue: Four 18-packs of beer worth $45 Mte stolen from a store In the 1100 block at 11:30 p.m, March 7. NEWPORT IEAOt • ntn. Drtw: A wallet 1nd its contents worth S 100 were stolen from • car In the 600 block betWeen 7 ind 11 1.m, Feb. 2l. • HMlplhlN Clrde: Five airline tickets worth S186wer-e stolen ftom 1 home In the 1300 blOC.tc bmveen ~an. 1 Ind Jan. 23 • • ~ loulevn: A ..-tan kiosk wOrth $10.000 wtt .stolen from• hOtel In the 4500 blOck betWMn 5:30 Ind 10 p.m. Mitt.ti 9. • Nesu~rt c:.nw Drtve: A celluler phone worth SJOO W9I stoltn from I car In the .90() block It 8:30 p.m. Merch I. ... -Daily Pilot Ftidoy, Mc.ch 12, 1999 3 , Joltin 'joe meinories include CostaMesa --Ma ors breakfast--· ir he '!'ankl!e Clipper. U p~ld, followed by the water cool-Y you ve ':hed of ~eanng C 0 M M I I T S & er, the pltching coach arid the h 8 50 about him, thats OK. I'll ""' bat boy. The picture of Joe D. "' ..... ~ .... '*"Its-~eac es OU t 'o '1nderstand. But I'm not quite C U. I I 0 S I T I I S . · and that little puff of dust was a liir ..... 2 $!/2 11 '9 I ' 11 mady to say goodbye yet. He Page One story on papers across '--Ill r..-111111 • was Joe DiMaggio to the rest of the country the next morning. _..., ~,., tbe world. But to Yankee fans, he U you haven't heard the con-'9 S..MI Arllr Ill - tasJoeD. He was born in Mar-necbon betweenJoeD. and Cos-•alwlilttii•OCCmd'9 tt~~~· Ca.ht. His parents were ta Mesa, it isn't because I haven't ~ Ciunly ~ He was ~icilian ~grants from a small repeated the stol'y enough. He o ~ ... for a couple of. fishing village outside Palermo, enlisted shortly after Pearl Har~ learns on h base and ftl'IWla an OCCQ· 4s were ~e. . bor and spent 2 1/2 years in the .,. ... • The deiflcaU~n of DiMaggio Anny Air Corps, including a stint ~. ~=. ICll~Otbl for_ hiS ~Y ltalian-Amencans needs no at the S~ta Ana Anny Air Base ..,. wi ~l~ation. But he also enjoyed -most of which is now OCC · 4 speoal standing with most =er and the Orange County Fair- Aniericans, including those who grounds .. He was a player-man- l'ouldrl't know bas~ball from the ager for a couple of teams on the J?asement. Joe D. was all about base and gave an occasional hit-~le and grace. He was a quiet. leagues. Dom bad a notable ting demonstration for his fellow ~urteous gentleman, always career with the Boston Red Sox. air cadets. lfllpeccabJy dressed. He was one During his big brother's incredi-Given that be was painfully 9f those people who remind us ble, and still unbroken, hitting shy, to the point of being reclu-~f, and make~ yearn for, anoth-streak of 56 games in 1941, Ted sive, he surprised his friends and •r e ra -espeoally at a time Williams became a messenger fans two times in his life. When -Y.,hen we call people like Mike (what a messenger!) between he became the national 'tyson and Latrell Sprewell • ath-Joe and Dom. While Williams spokesman for Mr. Coffee and, of ttes." and Dom were in the outfield at course, when he married Marilyn • Not many people are memori-Fenway Park, the scorekeeper m Monroe. How's that for a .tlized in both a Paul Simon song left field would follow the Yan-paparazzo's dream couple? Mari- 4od Ernest Hemingway novel. ln kee game on radio and shout a lyn and Joltin' Joe. One earl only ~The O~d Man and the Sea,• the pitch-by-pitch account of Joe's at imagine wh&t even the briefest nely fisherman muses, •1 would bats to Williams, who would pass foray in public must have been e to take the great DiMaggio them on to Dom in sign Ian-like for them. No wonder the shing. They say his father was a guage. marriage lasted 10 months. shennan. Maybe he was as Joe D. was so unflappable on Joe nev~r got over the split oor as we are and would under-and off the field that his one and confided in friends for ye ars nd." And it was Hemingway #outburst• is etched in the minds that maybe they could put it ho first described DiMaggio as of baseball farlS forever. ln the back together. When Marilyn grace under pressure.~ 1947 World Series-a seesaw died in 1962, he was devastated: When he ran, his long legs battle between the Yanks and When no on~ came forward, he d effortless stride made him the Brooklyn Dodgers -DiMag-took charge of the arrangements k like a thoroughbred, only gio hit a towering shot to deep and kept the press, the farlS and ore graceful. J oe Garagiola center. Brooklyn's Al Gionfriddo the Hollywood sycophants as far · d DiMaggio didn't really run turned and ran for his life to the away as possible. n the grass -just the top of tt. warning track without even look-Marilyn is buried in Westwood ost great outfielders are mov-ing at the ball. He made an Memorial Park, and the brass roses every year on her birthday, allegedly placed there by Joe D. butneverconfirnled,certain,1.y not by me. Years ago, I worked in a hign-rise Vi Westwood with a dear view of Westwood Memo- nal Park from my office window I'd check as often as I could to see if anyone was walking through with roses in hand, or Lf I could be so lucky as to catch a glimpse of DiMaggio. I never did. When Marilyn returned from a wild and woolly USO trip to Korea (you've seen the newsreel footage of MM in an impossibly tight dress in front of a sea of delirious Gls many times) she said, "Oh, Joe, you've never heard such cheers!• Without missing a beat, Joe said quietly -#Oh yes I have." I don't know iI a nation still turns its lonely eyes to you, Joe DiMaggio. But Uus time, we know exactly where you have gone. I gotta go • PETER BUFFA 1s a former Costa Mesa , councilman His column appears Fn· days E-mail him at PtrB40AOL.com. Event kicks off Christian Leadership Week Eusi;GrE Thursday's breakfast was designed to be an outreach meeting and kick off the 35th A bout 850 people C'hnstian Leddership Week, attended a Breakfast #People Need the Lord• which with the Mayors -a begins Monday. , kickoff for the Orange Coast More than 50 breakfasts Christian Leadership Week -and coffees will be held in o~ Thursday at the Doubletree mostly pnvate homes of the Inn in Costa Mesa to hear Orange Coast community, keynote speaker Gary Bauer. including some m Newport The event, wluch 1s pat-Bedch and Costa Mesa. terned after the Ndllonal Presentations in Newport Prayer Breakfast m Washlng-Beach and Costa Mesa ton, D.C., also featured Costa mclude· Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan, • •When You Can't Come Newport Beach Mayor Denni!i Back -Our Journey Through O'Neil ahd Irvine Mayor Cancer-by former pro base- Christine Shea. ball player Ddve Dravecky and Bauer, 52, shared lus tesb-hlS ...,i.fe, Jan. mony about bis walk Wlth the • ''There's More to Life Lord, said friend Lany Snuth, d Thdn Chocolate-by Ron Newport Beach resident and Glosser, ronn·er pres1dent and member of the Christian Ledd· chief executive of the Hershey ership League. I Foundauon •1t was absolutely mind-• :.TuP ~·and Poli-. boggling,• Smith sa'M of tics· by fomler Ne'W'pi:nt Beach Bauer's inspirational address. , Mayor John ~ledges. Although Bauer's appear-1 • "Grace Through the 1ii- ance Thursday was nonpolill· dis· by Denrus and lone cal, he is considered to be a Huber, pdrents of murder vac- presidential cand1date for nm Deruse Huber. 2000. The Vll'gima resident 1s • Faith Fab-Five, and a the former president of Farrul} Ftnal Four Fiasco! The Story of Research Council, an educa· a M1ch1gan Basketball Player" tion and public poliC) orgaru-by Rob Pehnkd. zation and chairman of Amen-For more information, call can Renewal, a conservative Pd.In !\letherell at (949) 494- lobbying orgaruzation 2023 g when the ball leaves the bat. impossible catch at the wall to vase on her crypt is filled with iMaggio was in motion during steal the home run from Joe D. ========================· ===========================================;;;;;;;;iiiZ==:===;:;;;;;;;iilE:i5==:=:::e:=:==:==:==:==:===:===:==:==iiii e swing. His uncanny Jwnp on and save the game for the Bwns. e ball and his breathtak.mg As be arrived at second base, peed gave rise lo my favorite DiMaggio frowned and kicked at e about Joe D. ·Three-quar-the dirt, sending up a little puff rs of the earth is covered by of dust about 6 inches high. The ater. The rest of it lS covered by crowd gasped. In the press box, iMaggio. • radio announcers stuttered in tJoe and his brothers, Vmce disbelief and reporters clacked d Dom, worried their father away furiously at their typewrit- th their obsession with base-ers. 11 and total lack ;>f inte rest in For DiMaggio, that gentle tie cornrnerciattts&ing business. kick at the dirt was the equiva- C suspect he got over it when all lent of hurling every bat, helmet ee sons end up in the major and towel in the dugout onto the GET YOUR CAR SERVICED ~ COMPLIMPff.\R\' HAND TODAY AT RISON l.EXUS CAR WASH & \'\ClfUM •:t·l~ZUi/Wli·J:lt:ttJ2·11:1l:rvJi) ~ 75 LEXUS LOAN CARS MEXICAN RE STAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUR MENU: FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELITTE Cock1011s Phone AhcoCl ''" Fooel To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. 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JI Ml l:H RAt.LAND ~Pik>I IRVINE More than 200 El Toro detrdclors gdthered Thurs- . day for d sort of lunch-tune anti- airport pep rdlly, maklng it per- fectly clear thC'y don't intend to ,give up the fight ctnytune soon. Called by a coalltion of seven Soulh County cities the meetmg was the hrst in a !:.ene!:. of planned monthly gathenng!:. to continue sharing updatc'd 1nformatton dbout the soon-to-be-dosed El Toro MdnnE' bd!:.e Some member!. of lhe coali- tton'!:. board ol director!:. tdlked dboul issues, Ulcludmg lhe pro- posed Sdfe dnd Healthy Conunu- nities 1ntlldt1ve lhdt anti-a.uport forces hope to have on lhe ballot by Ma rch 2000, thP city of Irvine's st<>pped-up strategies to fight the dlrport, Orange County'$ pro- posed flight te!:.ls. and inte rim air cargo U!><' and dirport-related leg- 1sldlion mtroduced by Assembly- woman Pclt Bdles. ProjN t 9~ founder and Irvine Counnlmdn Larry Agran made the most 1mpctss1oned speech, vowinq that on July 2 of th.Ls year the ddy ttlter the base closes - there would be no CdrQO jets fly- ing out of El Toro Contrary to what the county's press releases say, Agran promised, "106 days from now, the only thing you axe going to hear out at El Toro is the sweet sound of,silence." Each speech drew roars of applause from the standing- room-only audience in the Irvine City Council chamber. Laguna Hills Councilsnan Allan Songstad talked about the anti-airport initiative, which would require two-thirds of the county's voters to pass any jail, landfill or airport project before it could be imposed on a communi- ty. He said he expected cit:i.Zen groups to start gathering signa- tures for the measure very soon. Mike Ward, an Irvine council- man, reviewed his city's efforts on El Toro. As or Jan. 12, the council has been working on corruruttees to come up with strategies for each aspect of the fight, including lawsuits, base annexation, base acquisition and promotion of the Millennium Plan. Irvine also has pledged $2 million irl city funds as its "down payment" for the future battles. Longtime pro-El Toro activist Tom Edwards said South Coun- ty's gatherings do not indicate they are ga.in.i.ng steam in the fight. "They preach the same story, they just put a little dilferent cover on it each time," he said. •In my way of thinking, we're gaining." Doily Pilot; MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa park ranger Janet Mandell wakes a man sleeping ln the courtyard area of the city library on Park Avenue. The city has two park rangers and the park commission is requesting a third. Lone r angers want to add 3rd partner • After being turned down twice, parks commission will again ask city for another full-time worker. EusEGEE Inly P'ik>I COSTA MESA -The Parks, Recreation- al Facilities and Parkways Commission wants to hire another park ranger and will submit another request to the City Council after being rejected twice in the past eight months. The seven-member commission voted unanimously last June to reconunend that an additional park ranger be hired . Commissioner Dave Stiller said the action was prompted by the commission's satisfac- tion with the program and by a review of numerous incident reports. In 1998, rangers responded to countless leash and alcohol violations, in addition to incidents involving weapons, illegal camping. assaults, vicious dogs or coyotes, and fireworks. •It's not that one more park ranger .. is going to enable park rangers to be every- where at all tunes," Stiller s.a1d ·There are 30 or more parks and playing fields that they patrol." Rather, a<iding.one more ranger would mcrease visibility and serve as a deterrent. Stiller said. The ranger program began in June 1997 with one full-time ranger. A part-time ranger was hired four to five months later, according to staff reports. The r(\ngers, who are not armed, patrol the city's '27 parks and six athletic fie lds sev- en days a week. The first request for another full-time ranger was rejected by the council last sum- mer after the Police Departinent and staff recommended against it. The commission submitted a second request last month, when the council was deciding bow to spend $1.9 million in general fund surplus funds. But the council preferred not to spend the unexpected surplus on personnel because that money might not be available in following years. A ranger would cost about $50,000 per year, alo{lg Wlth a one-time cost of about $25,000 for an additional patrol car. Stiller said the commission will request funding a third time, when next year's bud- get IS reviewed by the council in June. Councilwoman Libby Cowan said the parks comnussion· should change its • approach. •I would very much support the commis- sion coming forward ... for a part-time posi- tion in the summer only, 'maybe identified with some unique qualities like doing TeWirlk.le only or specific.ally targeted to two or three things, as opposed to doing general ranger work," she said. In a memo to the commission, Police Chief Dave Snowden said that the ranger program was intended to provide better oversight of parks and to make sure they were mamtamed and used properly. The program never was intended to be the pri- mary law enforcement for the parks, be said. ' Four to six community service specialists who also work for the Police Department receive cross training as park rangers and are able to fill in when necessary. SWler said a ranger is able to focus on parks, which are meant to be safe and posi- tive recreational experiences for the public. 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The four men committed a brazen daytime robbery at Win· ston's Newport Jewelry store June 23. They walked into the store, and two of them pulled out semiautomatic handguns. They tied up two female employees with plastic handcutls and grabbed about $200,000 in mer- chandise. They ran to their car outside the store, but a jewelry dealer who was hiding behind a two-way mirror ran after them carrying a gun. One of the rob- bers e;cchanged gunfire with the Carly .needs. a home again after adoption plaos change · ~Pb C arly, the ill-fated Rottweiler with bad hips but a good disposition, is once again in need of help from the New- port Beach community. Although her hip dysplasia condition was remedied thanks to surgeri~s donated by veterinarian George Katqherian at the Back Bay Veterinary Hospital, Carly is still without a permanent home But Ma}ersla said the person who agreed to adopt Carly has had a family emergency and is taking responsibility for his daughter's dog. "Carly would be too much for him," she said. In the meantime, the shelter was able to adopt out different Rottweilers to the other people who had expressed an interest in Carly. "All of this was laking place when we assumed that Carly had a home," Majersk:i said. dealer before driving away. But the crime spree didn't end there. They drove through Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach in a stolen atd.illac, bitting speeds of more than 80 mph. Police pursued them, and when they got close, Kizzee and nuett stole a car from a 56-year-old man as he waited at a stoplight. Police cornered the stolen van and found Cooper and . Simmons in a fabric stofe nearby. All of the stolen jewels and watches were recovered by police, who found them wrapped up in a bundle of linen ms1de the fabric store. •What is disturbmg about this case is that these four guys put a lot of people in danger, from shooting up Winston's to Cd.I)ack- ing an elderly gentleman,• said Deputy District Attomey Bryan Kazarian. •These individuals aren't going to be committing vio- lent crimes for a while." Each of the four ~were con- victed on a slew of chdi'ges rang- mg from false unprisonment nr discharging a fuearm 'in pubUc. Of the 38 counts considered by the Jury, the suspects were founi: guilty on 36. It took the Jury three days to make its decision. The delendants were· subject to spec.al enhancements because they ar~ known members of the Cnps street gang. Kazarian said three of the men have tattoos that show theu allegiance to two of the gang's factions m Los Angeles. OBITUARY Erma Lorraine Page Erma Lorraine Page of Costa Mesa ctied of heart failure Mon- day at Hoag Hospital. She was 88 Mrs. Page. who was born Feb 15, 1911, in Manchester, Iowa lived in Costa Mesa for 4 7 years. She saw the town change from a sleepy city on the bluff to the robust metropolis of today. She partiopated in the Fish Fry parades for many years, solc;l t:ickets to raise funds for the Fish Fry and the Girls Club, and was active m many city functions in her earlier days. Her e mployment included several years at Hoag Hospital and many years at Babcock Elec- trorucs, both of Costa Mesa. Diane Majerski, assistant manager of the Orange County Humane Sooety, said response for adopting Carly was phenome- nal when her sad tale rdn in the Daily Pilot. Several people called the shelter expressing interest in Cdfly, and she unmediately was placed in a home Katcherian bas agreed to keep Carly in his care until she can be placed. Carly is about 1 year old and is described as d sWl*!t, well-mannered and easygoing dog. For more in.formabon about adopting Car- ly, call (714) 536-8480. MARC MARTIN I OA Y Pl Veterinarian George Katcherian checks on Carly after he performed hlp rep\~cement surgery on the Rottweller in February .• She l!> -..wvwed by hei daugh- ter, Delores Lovan of Costa Mesa1 seven grandchildren; 15 great- grandchildren; and three great· great-granddaughters. Newport earns 8th National Arbor Day Foundation honor Newport Beach hds been named a Tree City USA by the National Arbor Day Foundabon for the eighth consecubve year. The foundation awarded the city through the Tree City USA program, in cooperation with the U.S. Forest Service and the National Association of State Fore~ters, because Newport Beach met four standards. The I ber of commuruty city has a tree board or depart-gram applicabons. ment, a city tree ordinance, a com~m.mity forestry program and an Arbor Day observance. 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Others th.in.k it would be fine to steal answers on a quiZ but not on a major test. said junior Patrick Sharma, a committee co- t ounder. Still others wouldn't cheat during a test but go to great lengths to fin,d out what is on a ,test before it is given. "It's been a growing problem in the country for the last 20 years,• said Newport Harbor Principal Bob Boies, adding that the cheating problem at Newport Harbor is no worse than at any other school. "It's partly a sign of a changing national morality,• Boies said. "When I was a high school stu- dent, it was. rarer. But when the kids see it from the president on down, it undermines things.• Once they understand how their peers feel about cheating, the student committee will draft a ~licy to try to stop the most egre- Vious examples, Valerie srud , Like. all Newport-Mesa $chools, Newport Harbor has a •ery strict policy on cheating. The froblem, said Valene. 1s that many teachers land of look the other way." "But we want to force students to take responsibility for their actions,• she said. The group may decide to ask students to sign a contract pledg- ing not to cheat. Committee members sdid they want an honor code because no matter how vigilant teachers are, students will always come up with even more inventive ways of cheating. The current magic trick, for example, entails taking a perfect- ly innocent-looking water bottle, peeling off the label, inscribing tiny formulas or test answers on it, and then carefully affixing the label back on the bottle. Boies ap~uded the students' willingness to police themselves. ·1 think it's a great idea,• Boies said. "They are in the best posi- tion to effect change." Since forming earlier this year under the direction of history teacher Philip O' Agostino, the students commlttee has also tack- led the problem of gau.teners using loud machinery outside classrooms and drownin._g out the teacher. Gardeners no longer compete with teachers for who can make the most noise in the classroom. Patrick said the group also plans to lobby for scht>olwide grading criteria and work for the "general political awareness" of Newport Harbor students. •Send AROUND TOWN items to the 1 TODAY Daily Pilot, Around Town, 330 W. Bay l St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to l (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 642-5680, l Free income-tax preparation ext. 228. A complete listing of Around l and assistance will be Q,f f ered Town can be found at dilllypllot.com. j through the Tax-Aide program Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner j from 9 a .m . to 1 p.m. daily : through April 15 at OASIS UNIQUE WINE liooMB =~PARTY .. • • • • I .I • I I • I "' .?. .. ,.,.., www.nlalff.tr1 Daily Pilot KIM HAGGERTY·Z't'UUS I DAllV PILOT Newport Harbor High School student Scott Perkins listens to instructor Phil D'Agostino during a Student Political Action Committee I meeting Thursday. 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The Orange County Area Agency on Aging and the Senior · Citizens will hold a public hear- ing at 10:30 a.m. at OASIS Senior Cente r, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more infor- mation, call (714) 567-7555. HARBOR CONTINUED FROM 1 enforcing the terms of the lease requires legal action rather than simply revoking the penrut. The waterways throughout Newport Harbor and th~ city's oceanfront are owned by the state, supervised by the city and leased or permitted to people who have piers, docks or moor- ings, for both residential and commercial uses. The original intent of bringing the complex issue to the council was to restore some equity in the fees charged to the various com- mercial and residential users of the tidelands, as well as decrease the city's $6 million deficit between tidelands expenses and tidelands revenue. But because the issue is so massive, council members seemed to lean Monday toward first tackling the transition from pennits to leases as a separate issue. Melum said city staff will ~ crafting several types of "boiler- plate" leases for each category of harbor permit, which could be used as gwdes for future long- term leases. For example, commercial marinas would have slightly dif- ferent terms from shipyards or slips used by condominium asso- ciations. That report, as well as the p roposed appraisal, could take about 60 days before it gets back to the council, he said. The bills for· commercial har- bor permits have already gone out for 1999, Melum said, so any change in the rate or the permit could not take effect until Jan. 1. Holy smokes! 1/!0four Bar II certtfled outdoors I 3 Outdoor Pool Tables 18 THE Daily Pilot c 1 "~"'··d c. ,,, '""'"1\ r,1 ,, i.. 1111 •<. Are You A NIGHT OWL? 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Call (714) 854-8002. : Chorale performs at dinner and auction The 14th annual gala dinnef auction Mardi Gras will take place Saturday with a musical Lnterlude""featuring the singers of the William Hall Master Chorale, a gourmet dirlner and' a live auction. Prizes for auction include a: 14-day cruise on the Seaborn' Spirit for a ·creek Isles Solar Eclipse Spectacular,• worth $25,000. A prize also will allow a bid-· der to conduct the chorale before an audience off 3,000 for their "Silent Night" program in December. The event will begin at 5 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Seats are $100. Call (714) 556-6262 for reser- vations and mformation. PRO-AM CONTINUED FROM 1 "I put a little more pressure on myself,• Allen said. •But tt doe - n't mean you hit it any better." The highlight for Allen during the two days of play came Thurs· day, after a natural birdie on hole 2 and a net eagle on hole 6. I I .. Friday, Match 12, 1999 11: . . 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"The new blood is obviously playing well this ¥ear," tour veteran Dave Stockton said Thursday. •But I wouldn't have thought Allen Doyle and Bruce Fleisher would be two of the three (money leaders). TQere will probably be more competition, but there's no reason why Irwin can't three-peat.• Stockton, who fell one putt shy of three-peal- ing as the tour's money leader in 1995, also said the golf course at Newport Beach is in the "best shape I've ever seen ·it," and with the fast greens, nobody should come dose to Irwin's cour~e­ record 62 fired in last year's final round. Larry Nelson, who won the GTE Classic in Lutz. Fla., considers the Toshiba field anybody's tournament because of the tricky greens that include poa d.flnua. ~ TOSHIBA Television coverage Today: ESPN, noon-2 p.m. Saturday: ESPN, 3-4:30 p.m. Sunday: ESPN, 2:30-4 p.m. "(Thursday morning(s rain) will help the scor- ing,• Nelson said. "(Wednesday) the greens were very firm. The greens in California are so differ- ent than any place in the country." Irwin, who entered last year's Toshiba Classic without a victory but came home with a first- place check for $165,000, hasn't found the win- ning stroke yet this year. When the tens of thousands of fans visit New- port Beach, it will be anybody's roll on the world's most famous circuit for fifty-and sixty-some'th.ing golfers. Sunday's winner will receive $180,000. "I need to get more re-focused," Irwin· said Thursday, returning to the site where be launched his second straight campaign as the tour's leading money winner ($2,861,945): "(The greens) are biclcy," tour veteran David Graham once said. •0n some putts, you feel like the ball is out of your control. There are some hidden breaks on the greens, and a lot of different speeds. Some of the downhills can be extremely fast." "You never know what's going to happen," said J.C. Snead, who shot 63 Thursday to win the pro- am. "Sometimes your ball g~ in, and sometimes it doesn't.. The ball boun~ all over the place." • ~ ~......,, ... """'*' "'---... ""-'-"""'~ ~ ,.-II~ ,. ''". /(), ~ ~--&t ~ ..... ~"*"" ... II' s...t ....t. StdlQ ,_, ... '--..,. .. "-'--4#"""" "' ••... """' *"'-""-. ,..~ ·~...-. s •• , ... • '* ,, rt s..tJlt ,.., • t. """"1-'. -...,. .,__ .,...? 1"'-:. ,.., • """""'-"""" -• ,. "'1e -.-.1 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Defending Toshiba Senior Classic champion Hale Irwin bits his approach shot on No. t during Thursday's pro-am play at NBCC. Longshot Doyle is striking it rich Once obscu re driving range operator from Georgia is making it big on the Senior Tour. RIOlMD DUNN 'N EWPORT BEACH -Living the dream of a thousand-to-one shot on the Senior PGA Tour, former driving range operator Allen Doyle has gladly been forced to re-evaluate his career goals. Prior to earning medalist honors last fall Allen Doyle at the Senior Tour his fourth start on the Senior Tour this year, will be an unfamiliar figure (what else is new?) in the 78-player field for the Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. But Doyle, the first golfer to win events on the Nike and Senior PGA tours, doesn't plan to National Qua.lifylng Tournament to gain a fully exempt status on ~ year's senior circuit, Doyle was a ~ ~ongtime amate ur with an anonymous reputation. "Everywhere I won, I was an unknown, and was dismissed as somebody wbo wouldn't do that well," aid Doyle, who still owns bis driving range in tiny . La Grange, Ga., but spends his working hours these days collecting unthinkable paydlecks instead of scooping up rnnge bails and moWing lawns. Doyle, who won the ACE Group Clas fr at Naple , Fla., in I stay obscure much longer. Hl ran a small-town driving range, and ·What I've won this year on the Senior Tour ($243,524) would've taken me eight to 10 years of picking up balls end cutting grass," Doyle said. •sure, the long-term goals have to change. At the beginning of the year, my goal was to win a tournament end firiish in the top 31 (on the . m9ncy list). I thought that would be a good year. "Now, T have an opportunity to win twice, and I've got to up my goals a littlP. from the top 31 to the top 10. You don't change SEE OOYL MGE I ' SATUllDAY ·-61 SUNDAY ••• 15 ~ • .. Friday, March 12,. 1999 • Spam Editor Roger Carlson • 949~7 4-4223 CELEBRATING .THE MILLENNIUM Estancia • Estancia High product tasted champagn e with the Padres last year en route to the WorJ.d Series. RIOWID DuNN llltt Pb Jeff Gardner will never lft forget last year. The team for whom he's employed as an advance scout, the San Diego Padres, knocked off Houston and Atlanta in the playoffs and reached the World Series. By season's end, San Diego players were so pleased with Gardner's advance work, detailing tendencies of upcoming opponents, they voted him a half share of the postseason take, an unprecedented move in baseball. "That meant a lot to me,• Gardner said from Peoria, Ariz., where the Padres are conducting spring training as they prepare to defend their National League pennant. "I take losses probably as hard as (the players) do, and it was great for them to do that last year. It was a great feeling to be a part of that (World Series team)." But while 1998 will always be remembered as the year Gardner celebrated two playoff upsets with San Diego, when it beat the Astros in the divisional playoffs and the Braves in the League Championship Series, he will point to 1993 as the zenith of his playing career. L Gardner, a former Estancia High (Class of '82) and Orange Coast College standout, toiled in the minor leagues for 10 years, from 1985to1992, then 1994-95. In '93, Gardner was San Diego's second baseman, finishing the year batting .262 with 21 doubles and 24 RBis in 404 at-bats. Gardner went from an $18 triple-A per diem to $60 in the major leagues, and showed up to the ballpark with his name usually between leadoff hitter Tony Gwynn and Gary Sheffield on the Padres' lineup card. Gardner. never flashy but always steady, provided the Padres with a good glove, a consistent stick (hitting second in the lineup was an indication of his bat control), and an ability to tum the double play -his forte since playing under OCC Coach Mike Mayne. Prior to a December 1991 trade that sent Gardner from the New York Mets to the Padres, he wanted out of the infielder-heavy Mets' organization, which he felt had pigeon-holed him into a career minor leaguer .. Though Gardner made his debut in the majors with New York on Sept. 10, 1991, he felt he couldn't catch a break with the club. But then everything began to fall in place for Gardner when the San Diego organization seemed to be falling apart, a team accused of stripping its Jeff Gardner high-salaried players in favor of a small budget. Gardner, a two-time All-CIF guard for Estancia's basketball team in the early 1980s, enjoyed one of his finest seasons in 1992, batting .335 with 30 doubles, five triples and 51 RBis for Las Vegas in the Pacific Coast League and Stars Manager Jim Riggleman, who would eventually become the Padres' manager when Greg Riddoch was fired. Gardner bad been called up to the Padres on Aug. 31 of that I year, and a few weeks later, he 1 1 finally had an ally (Riggleman) in a major league manager's office. ' Before the 1993 campaign, the Padres started unloading big ~ salaries and San Diego fans were • angered. •Tuey were trying to · get rid of some salaries, and the (Tony) Fernandez trade opened up a middle infield position," Gardner once said. •I knew the people here wouldn't like it, but . it gave me an opportunity to play." Gardner became the third member of the 1983 and '84 OCC squads to play in the majors, following Damon Berryhill and Kevin Reimer. Gardner was voted the Sputh Coast Conference Player of the Year in '84, batting .374, playing solid in the field and leading Mayne's Pirates to their fourth conference title in five years. Gardner, a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame to celebrate the oncoming millennium, lives in Newport Beach with his wife, Lori, and i their four children: daughters . • Bailey and Blake, and sons Mitch ' and Luke. Mitch. 5, often serves as bat boy for the Padres during spring training games. Last year, Lori Gardner said, the Peoria crowd I remembered him and gave him a s~ding ovation. 1 I SOFTIALL NO-NO DANN.ER Estancia High ace Joanna Danner fans 18 and belts a homer in 3-0 no-hitter over Santiago. COSTA MESA -Estancia High sophomore Joanna Dan- ner pitched her first varsity no- hitter Thursday, striking out 18 in seven innings as the Eagles topped nonleague softball visi- tor Santiago, 3-0. • Danner, who threw a one- hitter last season, topped her previous strikeout high by one. Only three Cavalier hitters managed to put the b611 ln play, including a groundout to short, a pop to the second and a NC· rifice bunt. Danner, an AU-Newport- • Mesa District performer last spring who also belted a two- run home run, walked three to improve to 2-1. Stacy Barnett gave Danner all the support she needed in the first, walking, stealing sec- ond and scoring on Stepharue Cachola'• RBI single. NOll&M4IW IEITMOA J. IMt'wlo 0 Santiago 000 000 0 • 0 0 Emncf. 100 002 )( lo 3 4 2 Dldcer Ind Roberuon; Danner and CachcM. W· Dinner, 2-t. l · Dtck1t, t •J .... Dinner (I). .. Doily Pilot I 8:20 From citrus Spflngs, Fl. ... + BAMEY TNOWSON From St Louis, Mo .... + Bu HAU From Riverside .•• + NGIN DAVIS From Houston ... + DAV10 l.uNDsl'llOM From Scottsdale, Az. .... + GARY McCOIU> From Irvine.A .. + RAY ~ucio 8:40 From San Antonio ... + ffUUM CoHNiEJt From Clemmons, N.C. ... + WAI.JD HAU From Orlando, Fl. ... + TOM McGINNIS 8:50 From Orlando, Fl. ... + WAI.JD Za.-ltlKJ From Pompano Beach, Fl. ... + Lu &.oa From Galena Pa~ Tx .... + 8ME HlsuY 9:00 From Palm City, Fl .... + LAMY LAoMm From East Palestine, Oh .... + JORY McG& From Heathrow, Fl. ... + JIM nto.E 9:10 From Palm Beach, Fl. ... + HARolJ> 1tENN1ffG From Ponte ~rde, Fl. ... + CALVIN PEETE From Atlanta ... + LAMY MOWRY 9:20 From Jackson, Mi. ... + DAVE Htu. From SUiphur Springs, Tx .... + ORvtw Mooov From Austin, Tx .... + TOM JENKINS 9:30 From Chula Vista •..• BILLY CA5"£R From Hilton Head Island, S.C. ... + JIM FERREE From Dallas ... + DoN JAHUNtY 9:40 From Panama City, Fl. ... + HU8ERT GR&N From Toco, Tx. .. + RocxY ~ From Ft. Lauderdale, Fl ... + TOM SHAw 9:50 From St. Louis .. + ~ IRWIN From Delray Beach, Fl. . + Boe MUIU'HY From Chattanooga, Tn .... + Gl88Y GIUEJlT 10:00 From Dallas ... + LEE TREVINO From Centralia, ti. ... + TOM WARGO From Ponte Vedra, Fl. ... + Boa DICKSON 10:10 From Naples, Fl. ... ~ Ott Ott ROOAJGUEZ From Marietta, Ga .... + LARRY NEl.SON From West Palm Beach, Fl .... + DANA QutG&.£Y 10:20 From Edmond, Ok .... + Gu ~ From cape Town, So. Africa ... + HUGH BNocott From Scottsdale, Az.. •.• + JoHN JAC:OeS 10:30 From Johannesburg, So. Africa ... + GARY PLAYER From Woodinville, Wa .... +AL GE90GD From Homestad. Ut .... + BMJCE su...mtHAvs 10~40 From Mentone, Ca .... + DAVE STOOCTON From Incline Village, Nv .... + GEORGE ARoto From Seattle ... + DoN BIES 10:50 From Hot Springs, Va .... + J.C. SNEAD From LaGrange, Ga .... + AWN DoYL.E From Knysna, So Africa ·'· + JoHN BlANo 11:00 From Berwyn, Pa .... + JAY Stein From Waco, Tx ... + DAVE~ From Orlando, Fl. .. + LAMY ZJEGLER 11:10 From Dallas .. + DAVID GRAHAM From Castle Rock, Co ... + D~ DoctGLASS From Ponte Vedra, Fl ... + WAU McMKiAN 11 :20 From Perth, Australia ..• + GRAHAM MAltsH From Marietta, Ga .... + Joe INMAN From Lakeway, Tx .... + TIEMY Dtu 11:30 From Incline Village, Nv .... + JtMMY PowEu From Fort Worth, Tx •.• + Boll EAsTwooo From Ponte Vedra, Fl. .•• + LEONARD TtfOMISON From Abilene, TX .••• + 04ARus C.OOOY From sarasota, Fl .... +JIM AUus From Woodlands. Tx .... + JottH MAHAPRY 11:50 From Sherman, Tx .... + MtU.P BAMEll From Delray Beach, Fl ..•. + GAY 8Mwa From Rancho Santa Fe.. + GENl Lrm.a 12:00 From Chateau Elan, Ga •..• + DlWm WIAva From [)ejert Mountain. Az ... + 8ufot SAMO From Scottsdale, Az.. rn + HowAM> TwtnY 12:10 From Ft. Myers. Fl. ... + ao.Y NIOtOU From La Quinta ... + llol WYNN From Neptune Beach, Fl •••. + llol DWAL From Matwrn, P• .... • OKx IH•lil111iii•iiCaiuciaiii•~---..,..--, From lltedmond. wa .... + lbal Aaol9 From Austin, Tx. '" + StlW VllM10 MARC MARIN I OAA.V P\.OT Rain caused some minor delays Thursday morning in the flnal round of the pro-am tourney. Snead shows no fear ... 63 • After struggling in the past on the Newport Beach CC greens, J.C. Snead appears to have discovered the secrets. RtOlARD DUNN [kjy Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -J.C. Snead, who once srud the greens at Newport Beach Country Club were so difficult "you get afraid of them.• came within a stroke Thursday of equalling Hale Irwin's course-record 62 fired in last year's final round of the Toshiba Senior Classic. Snead, a Senior PGA Tour veteran who has experienced plenty of ups and downs in the Toshiba event the past three years, shot 8-under-par 63 to win the Toshiba Classic Pro-Am and pocket an additional $500. The nephew of legendary golfer Sam Snead the 5~year-old former Washington Senato~ baseball farm hand beat runner-up Jerry McGee by three strokes. McGee netted $400, while Rocky Thompson and John Jacobs tied for third at 67 and earned $325 each. Jay Sigel, Hale Irwin and Joe Inman lied for fifth at 68 and merited checks for $201.67. > .. l \ Snead, back among the Top 31 on the tour's money list in 1998 after a year's absence, has struggled at Newport Beach and also lived high on the hog. In 1996, Snead said he despised the greens at NBCC, but the following year he ~ed. tied for 14th and last year tied for fifth. Snead has ttie J.C. Snead unique distinction of being tied for the lead after tirSt round two years in a row. Jacobs and Mlke McCullough tied for first in the team pro-am competition Thursday at 52 (earn.mg $450 each), while Lee Trevino was third at 53. -+- The wlnnlng amateur team, encompassing two rounp$, included Mark Rose, Mike Mitton, Mike Muetzel and William Schickler. They played m Howard 1W1tty's group Wednesday and Jacobs' group Thursday. The team shot 53-52 (105) and won by four strokes. -+- Larry Nelson's nerve problem ln his back, which hds caused severe pain in his right shoulder and hindered his game tlus winter, hasn't been all bdd •As d preventative, the doctor said no p1ckmg up heavy objects," said Nelson, who has been diagnosed with a protruding disc m his back. "I don't mmd, but my wife (Gayle) doesn't think it's so funny. because I can't do any housework.· -~- Event oftidals announced a $60,000 donation to the Deacon Jones Fowidation followmg Monday's Celebrity Pro-Am. "The Deacon Jones Foundation is proud to be part of such an extraordinary event (and) we truly feel honored to be affiliated with organizations such as Toshiba and Hoag Hospital." Jones said. The Deacon Jones Foundation works to empower inner-city youths with the tools necessary to help regenerate their neighborhoods. Hoag Hospital Foundation is the event organizer and lead charity of the Toshiba Senior Classic. DOYLE CbNTINUED FROM 8 as an individual, but your gOals change. Doyle, who turned pro at the end of 1995, is adjusting to his new hfe rather comfortably. "There are a lot of good goUers coming out of Tour School and some don't make it, but some (eventually) make a million bucks,• Doyle said. •That's like winning the Lotto. I got here and was. tl\Jillcd to get here. But I don't think I'll play until J'.ltt 60, because it's work to get here and it' hard work to stay here. •1 always thought i1 I did well here, l'd want to stay here and make some money, then en1oy some or the successes. I'd like to go pldc and travel artd see tho world. I'd want to be with my truruly and tako care of my kids. If you're out here 30 weeks a y ar you can't en1oy what you'v ' won.• At age 47, Doyle was the oldest rookie m PGA Thur history when be began play ln 1996. Doyle said he WH fortunate to get a ponso1 exemption at the 1995 Nike Pensacol Cla sic. where his top·"25 finish earned hun a pot lll th following week' event -th Nik Mi 1 ipp Gulf Coa t Clusic. That's when OOyle' golf ca r rad1cally manged. •t won the folJowmg w k 1 but I c&n't mmcm tbe nam ol th vent,• said Ooyl , Who t Franklin Langham in a two·hole ·playoff to captur hll ftnt prOfenioMI tiUe at th Wirtdan GOU & \ MARC MARTIN DAILY PILOT Lee Trevino drives off the sixth tee Thursday. --t·- Dr. Michael Dntcker, a Hoag orthopedic surqeon, served dual caddie duty Thursday in lhe pro-am, cleamng clubs and giving yardage distances to amdteurs Steven Kay and Alan Beyer. •1s that legal?• Dnicker said. •1think1t is." Irwtn said the Senior Tour ls thriving, but the onJy negative is that Arnold Palmer has announced he will play fewer events and Jack Nicklaus 1s recovering from hip-replacement surgery Pd.lmer and Nicklaus are two of goU's all-time best, but neither has ever played in the Toshiba ClttSSIC ·nevino has re-dedicated himsell (physically) and that plays a big pdrt of it,· ·Irwin said. -.Z· - Dave Wooten of International Bay Clubs, Inc., which o\~n.., Newport Beach Country Club, was one or thP lucky <lm<1teurs He played Wednesddy morning und Thur..,ddy afternoon m the pro-ams whPn the wPatl1er wa!> more advanta~ieous. -·~­. Crowd favorite Chi C hi Rodriguez, who missed the final four events ld<.t yedT after undergoing an angioplasty and returned last month at the Anwncan Express lm'llat1onal. hds been ch~red with "Y.elcome back " uibute!> th1.., week -~·- HaU of Farner Gary Player, a great ambassador for golf's pro-ams, made a point to emphd izc how the game can intemungle pros and amateurs, unlike other sports, m a pro-elm fonnat. •In what other -.port can an amdteur play on the same held as a profess1ondl at the same ti.me?" Player said. HYou can't do it m football, you can't do 1t m rugby, and you can't do 1t m tennis. Can you imagine playing m a tennis pro-am with Pete Samprcss? How balanced would that be?" Country Club in Gulfport, fvtiss., to wm $36,000. "I don't expect anything. I was pleasanUy surpnscd." Doyle won two more evenb on the Nike Tour in 1 qg5 dnd wac; that orcuit's only three-tune wmner. Doyle fuuc;hed sec_ond on the money ti t and edrnt.>d his '96 PGA Tour card. •The b1ggc t diff ercnce (playing as a pro instead of an amatcut'f is the status you rt'<"e1ve, • Doyle stnd. ·Only amateur golfers really know about my amateur success ... When Doyle. a 1992 U.S. Amateur irufinalist, won his first Georgia State Amateur Chninp1onship, he wns blasted by a new paper colwmu:.t because •an unknown• had aptured th tiUe, making the whole event •a di grace~ Wh n Doyle went to the r onal l v 1. they hgur d he could only wm m his tat . Then, after mok.ing the held nt the regional level, . k ptic: uev r thought he could WlT1 Cll the national 1 .. ,,. 1. "That' fin~.• t>oylo aid. "We till handicap people.~ Doyle, who lo t that '92 U .... Am h•ur to Ju tm l.l'Onftl'd, 2 and \, td he grow up a ti q ..\mold Palin •r fan nd followed play •rs hvmg th r dr am ln Golf WorW rnagaz.inc. Do)".1 I a mcml nr (If the NorWl(:h Univ ty ~JKUt \1 u, t F'1m a hock y play> • ha an unorU1odox goU wmg that h d I pod from pmctl ng in a ~ow-<i Ulrlg room as a youn r 1n M b t • "It bort nd it loo hoVing n to I I ' f ridoy, Match 12, 1999 9 Back· to . reality •It's easier to get back into the groove with such items as the Bogart Series continuing this weekend. I 've returned rrom the. land of the Kiwis, Kevlar and dreams. A Country where sailors dream of hoisting the America's Cup above therr heads in tnumph and others, sit in the "Loaded Hog,· sipping ale and dreaming of what might have been The •Hog," as 1t is commonly referred, is an elbow-bending establishment which sits in the Amen ca 's Cup village on the Vladuct, across from the team compounds Only two boats will eventually dance for the ·Auld Mug." Team New Zealand with Russell Couts behind the wheel, and the challenger and winner of the "Lows Vuitton Cup.• The others will pack up and go home, Wlth their transoms between their legs. Newport Beach has a sizable presence m New Zealand with Chns Coffin as the C.0 .0. of Amenca True, a multitude of team ~dilors and Newport Beach mulb-hull designer Gino Morelli's 105-foot catamaran Sony Play Station, owned by !>ailor/batloorust Steve Fossett, Morelli designed tlus football held-sized catamaran to endure the ngors of Jules Verne's Around the, World in 80 Days. The boat is capable of skimnung the seas at an dlllazmg 40-plus knots, says Ben Wnght, the boat's skipper from Sydney, Australia. Here at home, we have the Congressional Cup heabng up, and locally, the Voyagers Yacht Club will host the second of a series of six races known as the •Humphrey Bogart Regatta.• The first of the senes was held in February. The second will be held on Saturday and Sunday Saturday's race lS from the Balboa Pier to the Avalon Casino Point. In the evening the Voyagers will host a dinner at thC' "El Galleon Restaurant" in Avalon. On 5unday the second race will be from the Casmo to the J'.jewport Pter On June 6 the fourth m the "C'ncs wtll conunence from "Jew port, around the Pomt Fernun buoy and back, the Newport buoy races are set for July 10 and the last of the SIX races will begm on August 21 and is known as the •Bikini Race." I asked Bob Dickson what the Bikini Race was all about, and he siild, "Years ago someone asked if thlS meant all the women would be weanng bikinis and the answer was 'no, .all the men must wear bikinis.' " Apparently t.h1s rule has met Wlth some opposition and it is not strictly enforced. Sorry, Speed-0. H umphrey tlogart and Lauren Bacall were members of the Newport Haroor Yacht Club and Bogey spent many an hour with his crew m the bar. He was an avid sailor and owned a Sparkman Stevens 56-foot yacbt called Santana. Lauren Bacall donated the •Humphrey Bogart Tu>phy• to the Voyager Yacht Club and in 1995. wrote this letter to the wmncr of .the l.X.-rac ries: "Congratulations to the wmner of th 1995 Humphrey Bogart Trophy. Tho Voyager Yacht Oub has always uph Id the tradition of th Humphrey Bogart's mtegnty a. a sailor. He loved racmg and excelled at it.• Lour n Bacall. Satuni~y's race is expected to dn'w 25 entries wtth last yeer•s wmn r, Heartbeat, owned by Chu k Hmwcr and kippered untlet th direction of Carl s~ ood, aln1ost beating th offldal race comnutt boat beck to N wport Beecb Anypn interested bl uu. fun v t .ls 1enoo\U8ged to contad lAK> CollinS at (7 t 4) 708..s548. • muwta flHIU.llS' bolllflll-.. ....-s ~ ~:"9 e1nie ,...,,.. .., <.llllr'I (Mlf ........ 0 Fridoy, Match 12, 19.99 Doily PrlOt :z llllfLY COSTA .MESA RALLIES PAST ORANGE LU'IHERAN, 11-7 •Mustangs explode at the plate to turn game aroWld. C 0 ST A -------~~ MESA -8 I S I I I l l Costa Mesa High scored SL)( runs m the sixth and had six dllferent players with two hits to rally for an 11-7 pool play baseball win over visiting Orange Lutheran in the Costa Mesa Tournament Thwsday. Down, 7-5, heading into the sixth, Nick Lambert and Rob Gloster smdcked back-to-back bases-loaded singles to key the SlX-run rctlly, which allowed Car- los Franco to pick up the wm in relief Ruben Mannlla posted tus first save for the Mustdngs (2-1) who either play for thud place of the t.Purnament title Saturday, depencling on other action Thurs- dd y. Gloster had three RBis for the winners, while Gale! Fa1ardo (two hits and two RBis), Bnan Montoya (two hits and three stolen bases), Chns DeSandro (two hilc; and two RBis) and rranco (two hits) also keyed the 15-hit attack. Orange Lutheran fell to 0-4. COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT COSTA M ESA 11, ORANGE l.untERAN 7 Orange Lutheran 002 230 0 • 7 9 3 Costa Mesa 320 006 x -11 15 l Paino, Davis (6), S Williams (6) and Cum; Little, S1efort (4), Franco (S), Mancilla (7) and FaJardo W • Franco, 1-0 L Paino, 0 2 Sv Mancilla, l .2B -Cutts (OL), S Williams (OL), Hu1sken (OL) 2, Courvo1S1er (OL), McCutheon (Ol) 38 -Little (CM) HR -E W1lhams (OL) Curiel's pitching, bat pace Eagles' 7 -0 win COSTA ~ fESA B A S E B I l l E-;tctnc1d High senior Martin C unel hdd d cdreer gdffie Thurs- rldy, hurling a complete-game thret>-h1t shutout and going 3 for 4 \Vllh d double and two RBis to pdce a 7 -0 Costcl Mesd Touma- n h>nt baseball pool-play wm over v1s1tmg Santtt And. Cunel fanned JUSl three, but walked Just two and benefited trom a double play on an attempt- ed squeeze bunt by Santa Ana in the hrst mrung. Miguel Burciaga went 3 for 4 with a double and an RBI, while teammate Brent Davis bad two hits for Uie winners (1-2). Estancia doses out the toumh- ment Saturday with the opponent and 'site to be determined. COSTA MESA TOUltNAMENT EsrANOA 7, SANTA AHA 0 Santa Ana 000 000 0 • 0 3 2 Estancia 021 202 x • 7 12 0 Hernandez. Ramirez (3) and MoJlca; Curiel and Davis. W -Curiel, 1-0. L • Hernandez. 2B • Burciaga (E), OJriel (E). Larson, Wiethom pace Sea Kings' 5-0 victory GARDEN ----------...-GROVE -I I S E I I l l Garden Grove High broke up Corona del Mar senior right-han-, der Matt Larson's no-hit bid in the fifth, but the Sea Kings handled the host Argonauts, 5-0, in a con- solation baseball semifinal of the Newport Elks "(oumament Thurs- day. Larson fanned six and walked five, before getting relief help from J.D. Martinez. Larson also bad two hits, while senior team- mate Eric Wiethorn belted a pair of homers to finish with three RBis for the winners (2-1 }. CdM hosts Tustin Saturday at 2:30 p.m. for the consolation crown. NEWPORT EU<S TOURNAMENT CDM 5, GAllDEN GROVE 0 Corona del Mar 001 040 0 -S B l Garden Grove 000 000 O • 0 1 2 Larson, Martinez (7) and Wiethorn; Harzy, Dombrowski (S). Cnppen (7) and Roukosa. W -Larson, 1·1. L· Harzy. 28 • Larson (CdM). HR • Wtethom (CdM) 2. CdM sweeps Calvary Chapel on new track CORONA ----r-- DEL MAR-The l R I C I Corona del Mar High boys and girls track and field teams chris- tened their all-weather track with lopsided nonleague victories over Calvary Chapel Thursday. Kevin Kramer won the 400 meters (54,22) and the 800 (2:12.27), while Josh Yelsey and Travis Beardslee alternated as one-two finishers in the two dis- tance events. Yelsey won the 1,600 in .C:55.55, while Beardslee's 10:38.49 was tops in the 3,200. Sean Penton won the shot put (44-41/2) for the Sea Kings (1-0), who topped the Eagles, 97-27. The girls prevailed, 97-19, behind doubles from Liz Morse (400 and 800) and Kelly Halley (long jump and triple jump). Morse went 58.49 in the 400 and 2:28.18 in the 800. . Jenny Cwnmins (5:33.36) led a top-three sweep in the 1,600, fol- lowed by Katie. Quinlan (5:36.04) and Katherine Morse (5:36.44). Quinlan won the 3,200 (12:08.86), while Jennifer DicksQn won the shot put (29-4 1/4) and Jacqueline Becker and Natalia Dorfman won the 100 and 300 hurdles, respectively, for the Sea Kings. Silva's triple ignites Estancia girls' victory HUNTING- TON BEACH -T I A C K Estancia High junior Becca Silva won three individual events and ran on a victorious relay to lead the Eagles to a 79-44 girls track and field victory over nonleague host Ocean View. Thursday after- noon. Silva won the 200 meters (29.9), 400 (1 :07.5) and triple jump (26-6) and anchored the winning 400 relay quartet. Liz Hwpe (5:31 in the 1,600), Meghan Fay (13.8 in the 100), Jasmine Geiger (14-1 in the long jump) and Janet Cahuantzi (12:48.7 in the 3,200) also won for the Eagles (1-0). The Ocean View boys defeat- ed Estancia,·94-42, despite Eagle victories by Alberto Munoz (1,600), Manuel Orozco (800), Tony Magana (3,200), Lexus Con- cepcion (high jump) and Gene Goff (triple jump). Hill medalist for Tars TUSTIN -Newport ----.-Harbor High senior G 0 l F Rusty Hill shot 2-over-par 38 to earn meaalist honors as the Sailors forged a 200-237 lead over Tustin Thursday in the first half of an 18-hole nonleague boys goU match at Tustin Ranch Country "' Oub. Mitch Johns (40), Daniel Kush (40), Scott Tippett (41) and Miller Akins (41) also contributed for the Sailors, who venture to Pebble Beach Monday to take on Robert Lows Stevenson High at Spyglass Hill. Coast wins in 10, 4-3 ME~~ s T ~ I I S I I I l l Chris Laws drove in Matt Pope with the winning run with none out in the bottom of the 10th inning Thursday lo lift the Orange Coast College Pirates to a 4-3 Orange Empire Conference victo- ry over visiting Fullerton. Coast appeared to have the game in hand through eight with a 3-0 lead, but Fullerton rallied in the ninth inning with three runs, ignited by Ed~e Romprey's two- run homer off OCC starter Mike Carey, who had shut the Hornets down on three hits through 8 213 innings. Coast got to Fullerton starter Bobby Cramer in the fifth inning with Ryan Clark's solo homer, and two errors and a balk contributed to a two-run OCC uprising in the seventh. Clark's blow, a towering shot, was his seventh home run of the season. Ricky Bostick retired Fullerton in order in the 10th inning to pick up his fourth victory in five deci- sions. Orange Coast improves to 11-9, 3-2 in conference; Fullerton falls to 12-9, 1-4. ORANGI! OW'tRE CONFERENa ORANGE CoAsT 4. F-uusnoN 3 Fullerton 000 000 003 0 • 3 6 4 Orange Coast 000 010 200 1 -4 6 2 Cramer, Romprey (9) and Cesarez. Frank (9); carey, Bostick (10) and Devries, Thompson (8). W -Bostkk, 4-1. L · Romprey, 0-1 . 3B -Clark (OCQ. HR • Oark (OCQ, Romprey (F). OCC nips Hornets, 5-4 COSTA .MESA ~~l!lflllll_..­ -Estancia High T E N N I S product Camella Jaeger and Orange Coast College teammate Anita Babayaru won in singles and dot.!.Qles to help the Pirates daim a 5-4 Orange Empire Con- ference women's tennis win over Fullerton Thursday. OCC improved to 6-4, 5-1 in confer- ence. Fullerton is 1-5 inµie OEC. ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE ORANGE CoA.ST 5, fuu.nTON 4 Slngles: Jaeger OCO def. Barnum, 6-0, 6-2; Verhagen (OCC) def. Stone, 6-0, 6-12; Chaput (F) def. Polrel, 6-3, 6-3; Baker (F) def. Gibson, 6-4, 6-3; Palencia (F) def. Hemminga, 7·6, 6-2; Babayani (OCQ def. Nguyen by default. Doubles: Jaeger-Poire! (CCC) def. Barnum-Stone, 6-1, 7-6; Chaput--Baker (F) def. Verhagen-Gibson, 6-2, 7-6; Hemminga-Babayanl (OCQ def. Palencia-Nguyen by default. DON LEACH I DAILY I'll.OT C orona def Mar High track and ffeld coach BID Sumner, surrounded by bi8 . team, raises his hands In joy after Opening Ceremony of the Sea Kings' new all-weather track Thursday afternoon. The Sea Kings continued the celebrating with a sweep of vtstttng Calvary Chapel in a nonleague meet sec sweeps pair C Q ST A --------MESA -The S 0 F T I I l l Southern California College soft- ball team swept a doubleheader from visiting Bellevue University of Nebraska, winning the first game, 5-2, and taking the second, 1-0, Thursday. Alysia Atchley struck out sev- en and Gina Llebengood worked out of a seventh-inning jam with two strikeouts to combine for the second-game shutout. sec improved to 14-4, while Bellevue fell to 5-3. Christina Blankenship's two- run homer, as well as a two-run double by Noelle Sturgill keyed the first-game win. NONCONRRENCE First game 5oCA.L COUEGE 5, IE&UVW 2 Bellevue 200 000 0 -2 3 0 SoCal College 030 200 x · 5 9 0 Witherspoon and Kinman; Brandt. Smith (6) and Murie. W • Brandt, 6-3. L • Witherspoon, 2-1 . 2B -Sturgill (SCO. 38 -Witherspoon (Bl. carver (SCO. HR • Blankenship (SCC). Second game 5oCA.L Coll.EGE 1, 8EU.EVUE 0 Bellevue 000 000 O -O 6 3 SoCal College 000 001 x -1 3 O Secord and Oldridge; Atchley, Liebengood (7) and Jordan. W • Atchley, 2-0. L • Secord, 2-2. Sv -Uebengood, 1. 38 -Oldridge (B). I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC -11 PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLtC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS SALE SHOULD AC A COMPANY, 850 Town The failure to tim.ty ftle been filed by DEAN I. of eetata atHtt or of records In 111t otlicl ol Ille nti desa1blng lht land lherttn lht rial propeny dffcrlOtd ~d U1Ce sucn recordallon. TS HO. ESQ2340C Dunc:an C ~WVER Center Drive, 11600. and .. cure • verlti.d claim DA y in the Superior any pttltlon or account recorder ol Orange County, See exhltl1t 'A' atladled hereto al>OYt • purpor11d to l>t 3 Dall G3A>3.AJ9 First Amt<tcan Dtlhey, n <llly aq>Oll1fed AM Mard!~1~ •• ~.L10 30 Coste ~ •• CA 92828. 1t1tlng en lnterHt In th• Cou" of Callfomie a• provided In Hotlon Clltlornfl. execullil by Terry C and made a part hereof M Uplllf Newport Pl&D. Newport TIDt lnsurlllCI Company as TrUStee undel the following de-SerVicu LL C .. asd~~ Total admitted HHta: property on the Superior County of Orange ' 1250 of the Callfornle Hicken. J1111 0. Hackett and undMded 48% lntlfest ol Buch CA Tile Undersll)ntd TrustM Lenders AdVanllgt 200 salbed 09ld al TrUS1 v.1Nsett111 led 'T .. ~y al\d t237,204, 704 . Court will rHult In the THE PETITION re-Probete Code. A Re-Larry Tuc:Mr. as lltlanlS in Donald A. car.tens Into Int TruslM d~s any liabollty E Sandpoinll Sulla 600 Sama 1)1.()1.c auct101110 Ille h11111est bid-polll 1 ru~ u, Tru Tot• I I 1 • b 111 t I •• : property b1ino declared or h DEAN 1 queet for Speclel Notice common as to an undivided lotlOWlnQ dlsa~d Ol'OOl"Y IM ttiy lncorrtctnm of 11\t Ana. CA 92707 Telephone del la ca~ll 1nG'or Ille C1Slller1 ~~an J~y 1.1~0 rust ~ t125, 747.249 . f ordered forfeit to the State gu,:~tab• t apatpointed .~ form ie available from 52% lnllrest and Brackens Parcel~ Parcet 3. •shown oo str11t lddrm 'I/Id olhtr com· Number· (114) 429-5010 Pat 01 C8f11hed checks spec:llMld 111 stivn n~ Jtol f Aggregate wrtte-ins or of Celifoml• •nddletrlbuted the court clerk lnvtttment Co a Cllllornla a parcet map 79-719 recorded mon deslanaUon, It 1ny. shOWll Slndl-Fortclosure c .. 11 Cooe SecilOl'I 2924h (pay-OlflCJ":l ea> s !fl the 0~ sp~tal s!M'plus funde: •·<>-pur•u•nt to the provi1ion• P•':Jn'!1. reprehentatlve ~ttomey for P9dtlonal· General Parlnershlp as to 111In1>0011139. PIOtS 32 lfld 33 of lltrtln. ~ Ull v.111 be madt TACl45S456B PUB 3·12. 3·19 dl>le al trne of sale 1n tavlul g the nty Recorder of C • P I t • 1 S t 0 c k 1 · of HHlth ind Safety Cod• to min1tter t e Ht•t• .Jull'9 Am El ' undlvkltd 48% lnllrttt., as p11cel maps In lilt olflol of 11'1• but Wlll'tout covenant ()( war-3-26 money ol the Unlled Slalas) all ~· flty State of •3.000,000 SeCltlon 11489 wlthou1 of the decedent. • ~ TruttM Wells Fargo Bank NA county recorder ot Orange ranty express or lmplltd reo11d· 1 ngnt totle and 1nlet1$1 conveyed aMIOm1a xeclited by Lisa Aggregete wrn.e-lns 10' further notice or hHring. THE PETITION r~-A...,.• Am A NaUol\ll Banking Assoaallon County, catlfornla. Except Ing llile. PoSUSSIOn or encum-Fictitious Bua neaa 10 ~ now held by him uoo. M Karamanos ao unmamed other than specllt surplua 02128, 03/05, 03/12 quests the decedent • 2790 tt.t.ar 9twd Sta •Thit notlcl of Trustll's Sale ll'terefrom au mlneralS ptlrO-brances. to pay Ille remaining Neme Statement said OMd o1 Trust 1n the prop-person 'MU s.iU at Pubic funda: •·O. . . TS N 869674 l N WILL end cod icils, if 209 dells solely wtll'I 11'11 undlvldtd teum, gas and other h'fdrocar-prlnelpal 1um ol lht note(s) The followlng persons e11y hareinalt• dascrlbed Au;h'°" lo ~he~Biddef for ~~~~ua1:.~~~·n~~ncrtbut· 869674° Notice 01 "fruste~i any, be admitted to Cost.a.._. CA 92828 48% Interest currently lltld l>V bon sul>Stances extSdng bllOw secured by uld Oted or Trysl are doing business as· Trustor Ctsar Esquivel and Ca or ~ f chedc ed aurptui· n 7 103 370 Sale vou Are In Default Under probate. The WILL and 03/11 03/12 03 8 Don1ld A. Cmens as Benet~ 500 reet lrom 1111 suilace of wtlh Interest ll'ttreon u pro-Unique Brands, 127 1/2 lncJltl1sa Or11z S.Otlficll!'f CUB j~a ~b~:~~~ 5a~n.ia UnHs'9nedfund•l•u'rptuil: Dead Of Trust. Dated l/8188. any codiolle ~re .•vell· Tiiie Order No 173634 Trustll 1ry W1H sell at PubNc Aucuon to said real proptny desCf~d Vldtd In said note(s). aovances. f J~/;~2 Balboa ls-Funding Corporation clla RSL tates~ln lh8 ad Ale 1 of e31,354,oa5 Unless vou T* Ac11on To able for exemmet1on In Sate No 18477A Reltrence No Int nlglleSt bidder ror cash al>OYe; provided nowever. that II any. under 1111 !Inns ot 111e 8 • Mor1gage Recorded S1pt11nber 1 8 c Haff 0 ena ~ Surplus 11 regerda policy· Protect Your Property 11 May Be the file kept by the Hacllert. Ttr PAN No 427-231· (piyabfe 11 time ol sale In lawful grantor hereby opress!y waives Otta ol Trult esnmat1d lats. E R~ardF LaPoie.1121 112 30, 1997 as tnstr1MT18111 No ~VIC ler at Beach hOld•r: s111,457,455 Sold At A Publlc sail II You oou". 18 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S monay ol ll'lt Unllld StallS, by ttlt rlQht to enar UPon the ctlarges and 1xpensu or tilt at ront, a boa 1•· 11970415399 ol Ollicial Records l'ld uena p1 A INole Income for the y11r: Need All Exptanatlon Of The THE PETITION re-SALE UNDER DEED Of TRUST casn. a casnltr's Check drawn surface ot said real properly f()( Trusllt 111d ot tilt trusts crt-la~, A 9~~ bbs n 111t ollic• ol tile Recorder ol asnlets chedc s ~St be t173,389,898 Nalllrt 01 Thi Proceeding quHt• authority to YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER on a statl ol natlonll bank 1 1111 purpose or exptorlnQ for or lad by said Dead of Trust to· ranoes e • 127 Onng• County Caulorn" ITIOll made pavaole Lonestar Olsbur11men11forth• v11r: AgUist You You Should Con-adminieter the Htate A DEED Of TRUST DATED chick drawn by a stall or producing the mlnerall, petro-wir S191422 27 E1ui;nat1d 111,.~· g:v9:~'· Balboa p&11ocuoarly desctC>ed '" t~a Mortaagee SeMCes, L.L C t 170,947, 708 tact A La~ NollOl ts Htre under the Independent 01/IZ/17 UNLESS YOU TAKE lederll Cfldlt unron or a Check leum ~ and olhlr hydroeat· Accruld lnllrHt Ind additional 5 • a!otamentioned 09ld °' Trust all ngrr. bile and tnlerest con-wa hereby certify th•t th• GJven That Tile Real Property Adminietration of Ee· ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR drawn by a stall or federal 1>on substllnell so rHelVtd 1n aovances 11 1ny Wiii 1naam d Th:i b~slness Is coo <ind commonly kno'Ml as AJt(JA -leye<I lo and 00# held by II above items are 1n 1ccor-Known As 1100 Victoria Street tatee Act CThis authori· PROPERTY. rT MAY IE SOLO SIYlnQS & IOlll association. !hi died recoroed June 8. 19n lhlt figure Pflor to salt The ~ Y co-partneed ~n 20M Pomona Avenue Cotti Under said Deed Of Tl\lsf Ill dance wilh the Annual 1 4 C ta Mesa ca 92627 'II 11 • h AT A PUlllC U lE. If YOU SIVloQS assodaCon or Sl'MQS In book 12231 PIO• 1237 011>en11ldary under Slld Oetd Of ave you st91'1 '""'"V llna, c. 92127 APHt '22-221· Ille PfopeltY srtu~ Smement for th• Y9•r ~sm:s PNC»! Numl>tf 422• :.1' wi • 0~ ~ e ~ereok NEED AN ExnAMATION Of Dank specified In Section 5102 oftlclal records Parcet B Trust hlretotore txlCU"d ano l>Usiness yer?OaNo 03 YOU ARE tH DEFAULT UN· County and Slate _ _.. ended December 31. 1998, 041.31 As More Fu~ De Ibid reprHef! a ve ~ ta 8 THE NATURE OF THE PRO· of lhl Fifl.m Code and EIStflllllll tor UM 1111 dtMrtd to 1111 undtl'llQntd a Frances L bl>s O£R A DEED OF TRUST as As mon! fu~~ Ill med• to th• '"'"ranee In Said Oll4 Of rr"~t :fa Be meny . action• without CHOINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU IUtllonzld to do l>USlness 111 lllls "Common FICllltles' • mort wnt11n Oeclaraaon or O.tault This statement was hied DATED Stplllmbef 22. 1H7 r~~N11ff7$-081 ol Comm1111oner of the State SOid At Pul>llC ~At In The obtemmg co~" appro~ SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 11111) Al On Int front SllOS to parllajlartf Otflnld In 1111 Qin· Ind Otmano tor Slit, and a with lhe County Clerk ol UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION The stTeei 'iddi'us and othel of C.1tforn11, pYrau•nt to Front 01 Th• FllQPotn Al Th• el. Before taking ce.rtain On 04/05.99 AT 3 00 pm , flrtt the entrlllCI of Ille Orange CMc eral par1rllf'Shlp, recordtd June Wfltlln Nota ol OelauR and Orange Counly on 2·16·99 TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· common de natJOn rr an law. Main Entry Area To Tiit Placen-very Important action•. Arner1c:an Tltle 1nsur1nee Corn-Cen11r 300 E Chaptnlfl, Or-30 1981 1n bOOI! 1981 1n book Ellc1lon to 5111 Tiit undft--,~783209 ERTY. IT MAY BE SOlO AT A of the real~~ JOHN T. GRUSH. PrH1dent Ila CIYic Cenlll 401 _.11 E however, t,he pe~eonel pany a c.tilorntat Corp«atlon IOQI. Celltornia 92666 1111Qlll 14122, PIO• 1067 of olllclll ~ntd eausld hid Nola of Dally Piiot Feb 19, 26. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU HEED m 1s ~ tO-bi 1~ JOSE A. VELASCO, Seere· Chapman Ave Plac*ioa Call· representative will be as subslltulld • Trus• under lltle and lnllttsl conveyed to records The proper1y lllftto· Dllault Ind Elec1lon lo Sel to bl Mar. S, 12, 1999 F782 AH EXPLANATION Of THE rayllog Mesa tarv forntat On 415/99 Al lo oo NA required to give notJoe and P\11'1Uant to Dlld ol Trvst. and now lltld by It undlf said lore dtlerlblcl • 1>mQ sold 'a rteofdtd In Ille county Where ,... NATURE Of THE PROCEED· a~IOni!p" 26 under-8~7?~· 0~A~9. 03/10, To Thi HIQlltst Bidder PaylC>tt to interHted person• recorded on 01/15187 as docu· died ol lrusl in Vie 11'°'*1Y II' Tile strllt lddress end olhtr Int rut pr00tr1'f 11 loalld and JMJhr' Pilot ING AGAINST YOU, YOU ~ned ,;stee ~ · Al The nme Of Salt For Clsh uni Ha they have ment no 87-023651 ol olfldal s1111at1d 111 said couniv. Ctlttor-common dtllgnatlOn. tt any, of more thin 111r11 mon111 have !!..AM1=-- SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· ~i'~ any CNS11H402 Or C.hitrs ClllCi Drawn On A waived notice or con· YER 'Ill • strMI ldctea or O stree[ J!i.f!SS and Stall Or National Bank Check Hnted to the propoHd COJm\Ol'I dllslgnlllOl'I °' Pfopsly ot/ler co~~;atJon, if NOTICE OF SEIZURE Drawn On A Stall Or 0Ftdtral action.I The ind•p•n· 11 shc'MI above no Wlfl'tnly •S :;1l' ~made but~ PURSUANT TO HEAL'Tli Savings Md Loan Association, dent adminletratlon OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE QMln as to ~· ~T~-..'__aness11 or covenant or man; ex-AND SAFETY CODE Savings AssoclatlOn, Or Savinos euthority will be granted CO"Jllcinen} ,,. .,.., teiaty pressed ortmplted, r arding SECTION I 1471/1 1.C88 Bank Spaalled tn Flnanclal coae unle11 en interHted under said OMd ol Trust h••· trtle possess10n ()( ~~ ANO NOTict OF Sec~on 5102 And Autl1«llld To pereon fllee en objection tolor• exec:irted and del1v•ed to l>f~s 10 pay thii remain~ INTENDED FORR:ll\JRE Do Business In Clllfornta The to the petition and Ille u~111ned 1 Ylflfltn Dacia· pnnapaf rim olihe. note{s PURSUANT TO HEAL TH Siii Wtll Be Midi Wllllout ehowe good cauH why ratlOl'I or Oeloutt and Demand for s.ecured y said Deed o ANO SAFETY CODE Covenant Or W11ran1V, Express the oourt aho Id ot Sale and a wntten Nolict at Tru~. Wll lntere5' lhef;t, SECTION 11488.4 or tmplled. • Reaatdtng Tllll. t th uth ~t n Default and ElecilOl'I lo Sell Tiit ~ Provid~ lfl said note S), Possession Or £hcum6rancet gran • a Ort y. UllCilntgned eaustd llld No1te1 advances. rf 81\Y, under On FEBRUARY 7. 1989, To Satisfy 'Tht Ol>ll!lltlOll SI~ , A HEARING on the ol Oel1ult and Elec110t1 to s .. 10 terms QI said 06ild of lrust. It IRVINE AT BRISTOL curtd BY Tilt Otecf Of Trus petition Wtll be held on t>e iecordld 1n the county ......,, leeb:'fre: and e~ses STS .• NEWPORT SCH .. CA. Execulid' BY John Kio And April 8, 1999 et 1 :45 • Ille w.11 bt made but Yllthoul SIS created ysald""""' o As Trustot. Aecotded On •d at 341 The City lhl reel property 11 loclled Sltd Oii rrosteeb end ,.L_lhel the property dHc:ribed H : Helen Kao. fiusblntl And Wiie. P.M . In Dept. L73 loc!lt• • CO¥entnt or .erranly llCP'ta ot IOtal amouot of fie un-m·~·62 U. I. CVR· 1flllll. Rtcordff As tntlrU· Drive P.O. Box 14171 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA AMENDING CHAPTER VIII OF TITLE 13 OF THE COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO SIGN REGULATIONS . mp11ec1 reg•dlng lrlle polM9' paid balance of the obliaation manl No 88-030472. 8ook No Orange CA 92813· llOfl or •l'lCIMTllnncel. to PIY MQj(ed by the e>rooertYio ~ w•• Hbed pur1\UN'lt to PJO• . Of TlNi Ott~ Records 1571 • Ille unpaid bellnce of 11141 noll(t) sold and reMor1lbllf estl-Haat\h end l afetY Code 01 Or111g1, CePtomta Tiit To IF YOU OBJECT TO MCured by llld Deed of Tr\1111. tnlled c:oSIS. expanses aocl Sec:tlon t 1471 11 f4ft by Amount Stcured tv Said In-the granting of the ...ch "11•911 .. provdld "' advences DI the ~ of Ille the NEWPORT BEACH SlrUmtnt As Of Thi TllT\I petJtlon. you •hould Nott ~ ~nycif t°" gr.~&~ NollCe POLICE DEPARTMENT. lnillal PubllClllOn Of Tiiis NOllC:a epp .. r It the hHtlt'IQ the lerml llld NII. '*'81CllN nclef satCI The propltfV WH M!Jed le S29539015, WlllCll lndUdll and ttatl ~Our objec· ,_ chlrges 1nd llCplntlt of Trust~IOtor1.,. with ,.,l"Gt to aleoed The Total Amount 01 Tile Un· tlon1 or file written 1111 TIVIM Ind of Ille l!\1111 end det.ieled IO 11\1 ~l•I •f hodonl•I paid Balancl (lnclldinQ ~d objtot1ons with tht owled by said Deed of Trutl undatsiatlecS 1 ~ 11311 of the Health llM And UnPIMI fn'9rtlt) Md Au· court before the htM· Slid a.le.-bl lllld on Mardi ~o ro· ITllnd eafe(V Code. You.,. hefe· sOOll>ll Esdmaltd COSl'I Ex· In,. Your ~p .. tanot U. 1Hf IC I '5 AM. II the Wlll8lt NCI tly notlflect tt'let d'I Dlettlet PtMtt. Mil AdVlflCtl Al Tiii ,,. b -Mat11 (Noffl) Enhnce llO lie . I I Ellellotl IQ Att.omey •f Orainv-County Time Of lnlual Pubb!IOll Of may e In pereon or by Co11nf1 Coutt101111 700 Chic ~~ ht1lnltlei.dptoeeedinttto Tiiie Nollet Da•d YMCh OI, you~Fan~0"9Y· .. RE .. C.ntlf Of1W Wnt. lanb Ana, Nollc:e gr ~ 1 and forfeit the above-4Mec:n!Mcl 1999 Oiana Car1M Anlltan U '" ,. c. AA the 11'111 °' ftlt !Miii pt.0-to 5e1 IO ,. property pureuent to HH fth Prttldtftt Simino Recon· CREDITOR or a contln· licahon °' thll nobcl dl9 1ot11 COf'deO In IN oouK eftd Safety Cod• lecltlon ltlce Compwiy 4900 RWtr· gent creditor of the • Ille ol>ligellOn •1#1<1 by lht , 999 Vou ere lnstrwted that If 4N, CA 917061821) 856·4158 your clalm with the lll'IOUnl a' !tie unpetd blilra of ~rul~IS 114M.•, grad• Aoad Su111 2870 lrlWI• d10 .. Hd, you mutt fill • lbov• dMctOed Deed cl Tnntl onesi¥ aa.. you dHlnl to contHt tt'le FOf hilt lnformttlOn Cell court and mal~eopy to • I/Id mttld cost• ui>tnMa ~s. l ~Nltee • forft huro of tht• pn>peny. 714) 573 1915 Pt 17167 3/12 the p1r1onll re 11ente • _.._ st•• u. OI klin ~, puuuent to Heelth on4 i 1 b .. llld ..,..llClll • ..... ~. · Hr1 'star hf1tv Codo llctlon t ve appo nt Y tnt • Oat• Ftbr111ry t7, tlH 1 •. L.C 1 l l488.I you mut1 Ille 1 c;N11111111 court within four Dllnetn c. Dllh•Jn • ll!d ,11~;s u:· vird' wrifled citalm •t•tlnQ your NOTICE OF month• from th• date Trutl'19'°'1~ Wllllw•r 50d ~ 1us 7 lnterHt In tho property. PETITION to o f flret luuanc• of Lt2JOIJQ m:1~~4. ,l'Jt''; °'. ~i ~~ You mutt file thl• ci.lnl In ADM .. ISTER l•tt•r• .. provided In tmJU..,113$ C2t2 ... me lat 1 :B ~un~';'!'fO,= !!1t:: ESTATE OF: ~:1~':r~1e9P1r~g.,:~o:r.• ~. 3112 1988 , . 1 thlrtv tlOI ''J' of the flm THURSTON DAY The time lot 11t1r1g NOTICE 1' T UITEE'I ~~ put>llC1tl0f'I 0 thl• Notice, Al.A TlfURSTON D cla1m1 will not uptre y 1 ob unllH you reoef11e ectuei DAY • b f f .. • rs No bl ultd fltl notlH. 1,,.... 11u • O(t our mon,ne • ~ ttJ010'7 I You mu1t CASE NO. A191120 ftom th9 hearlt'IQ dete • 03/05f99, ••rw en endOfHd eopy of 'To ell heita, b•nefl· noticed M>ove. • the cl.iM on the O[atriot olet1H, Ofedtt.,., oon• YOU. MA y l!XAM-::;,:w~_,.,=---iAttomey of Orenoo County dngent cr~tore, end IN! the ftle k99t by the c;N11 .... u tAnn·IU~AN,..M?MAN. pereona whomayolhtr ooun. If you ere• per• T 0.i>Utt.Di•lltctAnomevJet wlH b• lntet11t9d In ton 1nter1tt9d In tti. I 700 Chllo Center Drive .. ., t t tu w t Same An• Ce tn• WIH Ot ••t•t•t Ot ... •z. . Vo" may ... u•?o't within thirty' 1301 both, of: THU .. I ON with tne court a formal ~ doyi of it'I fi8nt el the DAY AKA THU .. ITOH .. 94f1 .. t for Sptqtal ciflm tn die S11t1•rlof 0 . DAY Notin of the fitlne of an 1t Court/CM! Olwtoloft A PfTITION l'le9 Inventory Md IPPfaleel ,..:!:::::.:.::.:..--.:.::.!:.:..........:.;:::.i~J.al~LmlllMJ!t6£u;L,_J " ' ' THE COST A MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF COST A MESA AMENDING THE REGULATIONS CONTAINED IN CHAPTER VIII OF TITLE 13 RELATING TO SIGNS IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF . WAY. ENVIRONMENT AL DETERMINATION: EXEMPT. This public hearing will be held as follows: DATE: Monday, March 22, 1999 TIME: 8:30 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter PLACE: City Council Chambers at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, California Public comments in either oral or written form may be pre1ented during the publlc hearing. For further Information, telephone (714) 764-6245, or vtait the Planning Division, Second Floor of City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Meae, California. The Planning Diviaion 11 open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. · OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE ------- l Doily Pilot I PUIUC NCmcn 11 PUBUC NOTlCES I Ftctitlou1 Bu1lneu Sea Coatt Cof>1er, Inc .• "!----::::~ se. .. "'-'t Geo1941 N Kent. P.--dent The fOllOwtnQ persons Thia statement was hied '1• doing bust~ss es with the County Clerk or Cr11iy f lf:lglrs OeSlgns, Orange County on 2 16·99 18'91 M9M Dr. Ap1 0·7 19"0793184 Senta Ana Heights, Ca11tor'. Dally P11c>1 Fob 191-26, nla 92707 Mar 5, 12. 1099 t-r85 Alisa Crysttl Evans. 691 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Mesa D1 Al>t D·7, Santa N1me Statement Alla HetghlJ, Cahtornta TM fOllOwinn per•""'s 92707 ... ..... This bu&lrless 8 •re l.I010g busineu as. duct b 1 con· De9'0n$ by Laurel, 3085 9d y. an lndfYldual Tyler •Way. Costa Mesa. H~ you Staned Cloing C:A 92628 business yet? No Un Sue Cate 3085 Tyter h Ahia Crystal Evans w ,... M CA Thia ttalement was filed 9~6 """18 esa, Wl1h the County Clert< of Tills bUbllleSS IS con· Orange County on 2·5·99 dU01ed by an md1111dua1 ltt967US62 Havo you started oomg ... Dally Piiot Feb. 19, 26, buslne'5 yet? No Mar 5, 12, 1999 F791 Lin Sue Cate ACiltlous Buslne11 Thia statement was t~ed Name Statement with tile County Clerk of The ·IOllowing persons Orange County on 2· 1.D·99 are doing bustne5' as 19996783195 AIR~T WINE & SPIA· Dally Pilot Feb 19, 26 ITS. 4255 •A MamngaJe Mar s. 12, 1999 F786 Wey, Newpon Bft.ach CA Actltloua Business 92660 McO Group Inc 5295 Ave Name Statement Del Sol, Laguna Hills CA Th• lollow1ng persons 92653 are doing business u : This bosiness IS con· a) CIT AP Acco"nllng dUcted by a COrJ)Orallon Software Servtees, Inc .• Have you staneo doing b) PFLG, Inc.. c) PPDC, blJSlnoss yet? No Inc, 215 E Orengothorpe Meo Group, Inc., ~~&;2#285, Fullerton, CA ~=~nt L McOueeney, PFG. Inc, (NV), 3305 This statement was hied West Spnng Mountain Rd. with the County Cto11< 01 #60·24 Las Vegas, NV 89102 Orange County on 2· 1 7 ·99 This business Is con· 19996783448 ducted by a corporallOn Daily Pilot Feb 19, 26, Have you staned doing Mar S. 12, 1999 F788 business yel? ves 1-1·98 FICiJtJOus Business PFG Inc. Dea~ Pend· Name Statement erghast, President The following persons This 11atement was hied are doing business as with the County Clerk of GRINGO STAR RE· Orange Cconty on 1·27·99 CORDS, 509 Seventh 19996781626 Street. HunUngton Beacl'I. Daily Pilot Feb. 26, Mar .. Calllomla 92648 5. 12, 19. 1999 F803 Michael Louis Solorzano, STATEMENT OF 009 Seventh Street, Hunt· ABANDONMENT OF ~ton Beach, CaPlomia USE OF FICTITIOUS ~ business Is con· BUSINESS NAME duded by an 1nc:1Mdua1 The following person(s) Have you staned doing has (have) abandoned the bustness yet? No use ol tho hctihovs buSI· MIChaet Solorzano ness name a) All In One This 11a1ement was hied Tech~ b) CITAP Ac· with the County Clerk or counting Software Serv· Orange Cconty on 2·17·99 lees c) All In One and As· 19996783449 soc1ates. 4095 E La Palma Dally Pilot Feb. 19, 26. Ave #0, Anaheim, CA Mar 5. 12 1999 F789 92807 · d . · The F1ct1hous Business , Fictitious Business name relerreo 10 above Name Statement was hied In Orange County The following persons on 7 1 ·94, FfLE NO are dojng business as F614385 Southern Callforrua Re· Dean Penoerghast, 215 ally, 2043 Westcl1tt Drive. E Orangelhorpe Ave .. Ste 202, Newport Beach. •285 Fullerton. CA 92632 Cakfomta 92660 This buSlneSS IS COO· Del ~rsoo DevelOpment dUded by an lnd1vldual Corp., (CA). 2043 Westchtt Deen Penderghas1 Dl1ve, Ste 202, Newport This statement was Isled Beach California 92660 w11h the County Clerk of Thia business 1s COO· Orange County on 1·27·99 ducted by a corporation 19996781627 Have you started doing Dally Pilot Feb 26, Mar business yet? Vos. 5. t2 19, 1999 F804 11/0111975 Fictltloua Business Doi Larson Oevelopmen1 Name Statement Corp, Del F Larson This statement was loled The IOllowing persons with the County Cieri! ol are dom9 !?1Js1ne!IS as Orange County on 2.1g.99 Teonmcal Event COordA • 1"96783291 nat10n Sef"ltes 710 w Dally Pilol Feb 19. 26. Provent1&I Or Apt C Mar S. 12 1999 F790 Anahellll, CA 92805 ' ' Dirk Steven Bellong 71 o Flctltloua Buafness w Proventoal Or Apt C Name Statement Anaheim, CA 92805 The loloWlng persons Tha busme1>s is con· are doing bullfless as: ducted by an lnd1vldual W.C.C. & ASSOCIATES, Have you started doing 2001 Harbol. S1.11te 220, business yet? No Co51a Mela, Ca 92627 Dint Belltng Pen·Chau (John) Wang, This s1a1amen1 was llled 8541 Naples Dl1ve, Hunt· with the County Clerk of lngton Beach, Ce 92646 orange County on 1 ·29·99 Thll bu&lness Is con· 1"96781866 ducted by an lnd!Vldual Delly Piiot Feb 26, Mar. Have you started dOlng 5, 12. 19. 1999 FBOS bUS1nN1 yel? No B C8126 Pen-chau (John Wang S This statement was ttfed NOTICE OF wtth the County Clerk Of PETITION Orange County on 2·23•99 TO ADMINISTER 1~831118 ESTATE OF: Daily Pilot Feb 26, Mar MARY H. ST AFFORD 5. 12 t9, 1999 F794 CASE NO. A196068 NOTICE OF To all hairs. benell· APPUCATtON TO c1ar11s, creditors, cont· SELL ALCOHOLIC lngent creditors.. and per· BEVERAGES sons who may otherwise Date of Allng Application be Interested in the will or FEB I? 1999 estate, or both. ol ' Co MARV H STAFFORD To Whom t1 May n· A PETITION FOR PRO· cem The Name(s} ol 1he Ap· BATE has been llJed by PIK:ant(s) ISi/are DONALD F STAFFORD VARuJ LLC and BEVERLY A SLADE The epphcants fisted in the Supenor Court o1 ab<>Ye are applying 10 the California. County ol OR· Oepanment o( AlcohollC ANGE Beverage Control 10 sell al· THE PETITION FOR cohOliC beverages at. 900 PROBATE requests that BAVSIOE OR .• ~EWPORT ~:~eE~L v5lA~~~ BEACH, CA 9~ Ile appo4nted as personal Lt~~~!~e 1~~0~~~L~ representalrve& to admlnls· GENERAL EATING rer the estate ol the dece· PLACE dent Publlahed Newpon THE PETITl?N requests Boach·Costa Mesa Daily Iha decedent s Will and Pilot February 26 Marcil 5. c:odic.ls' lf eny, be admitted """ n95 10 probate The w1a ttnd 12. 1..... any oodk:lls .,e available Fictltlou1 BuslneH tOf examination 1n the file Name Statement kept by me court The foltowino persons THE PETITION requests are doing bo1>1ness as 1uth011ty 10 adm1n1ster me Peninsula Commercial estate under the lndepend· Services, 2414 Newpon ent Adm1rnstmtton of Es· Boulevard, N ewport tales Act (Thl~ AuthOnty Beach, Ca11romia 92663 will allow the personal rep· Balboa Boel Yard, (Call· resentatlves to take many tomla), 2414 Newport Bou· actions without ot>1aln1ng tevard, Newport Beach, court approval Before Callfomla 92663 taking certain very lmpor· Thia business Is con· tanl actl~. l\Owever, the ducted by. a OOfl)Ol'ation personal representatives Have you started doing w1U be requ11ed to g!Ve no- 1>us1ne11 v-t? Yes, Janu· tlce 10 1n11r1118d peisons •rv 29. 1999 unless they have waived 1 Balboa Boat Yard, Atthur notJCe or consented to the Lewi., Pr.,ldent pfOP069d acCton) The 1n-Th1S statement was hied dependent admlntstrallOn wn11 Ille County Cle~ ot authonty w.ll be gflnted Orllnge econ~ on 2·16·99 unteu an tnteruted per· 19996183115 son Illes an Objection to the Oailv Pltot Fe1>. 19. 26, petition and sfloo#a ~ Mar 6, 12, 1999 F783 cauae WflY lh• court 111oUtd Flctltlout Bualneu not grant tne auth0i1ty Nime Statement A Hf:ARING on the pell· T... 1A 1towing ""'rsons tlon will be held on Apnl 1, 1"' "' ,..... 1999 at 1 •5 p.m In Dept are dOlnO bOslness as. L731oc8tedet3'1 The City Netwe>fk Cep11a1 Corp., Drfve Sooth, Orangt, CA 1800 o..r .. Sanla Ana. 928b8 CA 92705 IF YOU OBJECT to the NelWOftl Ventura Cof'PO• granting °' the petollon. you illllon, (CA). 1800 °""'· ahOIJld appear at the hear• nta Ana. CA 92705 tog aO<I •tat• your =c· Thia bollnaaa II con• llOna Of I )'tfltten 9C· wet9d by a corponllion llOOI With the C:OUl1 bt Oii Haw yiou Stalttd dQing the h .. nng Your IP· 111.JslnoU ~t? No poarance mey be In l>Gl'IOll NeMOl1l Venture Corpo· OI by your •ttomey. QllOn, Dean 0. Cooper/ IF VOU ARE A CAEOI· P11111den1 TOR Of oontlf'lgent c;ntd1tor Thi• 11etM1ent w filed of llll deeeeMd you mv&t v.tlh lilt County Clork 01 h,. ye>u1 'ctalm' with INI Ornnot Coun~:.~~:~ coon and rM~ •copy 10 the 0 My PllOI Ftb 1 P~O, :=t~ 1~~,e~:ta:~ MAr ~. 12, 1999 ,..,e• wllhln IOI.If monlhl riom ltllt t ue Ut MH dllta o4 th4 llrtl luU9nol Cit N.me t let! rf iu ptavid.O In Pro- The to11Qw1nQ petl9l'lt l>lte Code atdlon 1100. ar• dolng tiUlineu •• TM lime ror Mino tms Coe11 ButlneH Syt· will not befOll tour ..,,,. 1:140 Looen SI M . monlM llom Iha healfng ~MMe CA 92e2e dlt• no1Qd above S. ooett ~r Inc, YOU MAY f!XAMINE ttlt tCA), 1140 lOGltn 81 , M', 11111 lieP' tiy ltM OIM1 . II~ Qol1e ~a. CA 11M2e 11e 1 1\9"°'1 lntetMltld WI Tllll ~ JI CC1'l "" eat-.. Y'Ml !My .... uetld by • ~llon wtlfl me CIOUft •~for H1Vt ~ MlitM ltCMI Nola (!of'm DI• 1 • I al'\ fl\• I PU~.-. 11 PU8UC NOl1Cl8 I PUllUC NOTICES venlOIY ina appraiiel Of the hHrtng Your • .,.. M 10 .lrl11Jf!l$1~ P!V»l MIM •M9fl « ol llfl1 siv r11rii'!Vmav t>e1npe1i0f1 ur~ as-tfi4iy have w111ved pelition or ac.;ourll •• "' !?Y y01Jr atlomoy nol!Ce or co.1aented to the provided In P~te C~ IF VOU ARE A. CREDI• propoS«!d 11C11on) Th In• 1tc:tl0f1 1260. A ,.llq\Jett TOR or oontingen1 aect11or depel'lcJent admlrns1ralioo fOf Spec;lal Nnloce lomi Is al the deceeHd you mu~t 11ulllQf1ty win be gran111d available from lho court Ille your Claim with the u111ess an in111restM per dert< coun and matl 1 copy to the SQl'l liles an obteCtiOf\ IO the Attorney tor Ille personal repr111nt1t1111 pet1l100 and show' good PetJlloner: appojnted by the COUtt cause ~ rhe court ShOUld BRUCE S. COLLINS. w111)t0 tour ~hi lrom the not grant the avtl\Ooty ESQ., (CSBI 7•270) C1ate ol the f1r1111Suance ol A HEARING on tho pell· 4 o O O B A R RA N C A tenera ea p10Vlded 1n Pro-1 on w1M be held on April 1 PKWY., SUITE 250, l>Ale Code lOCtlOn 9100 1999 111 1 45 p.m. 1n Dept IRVINE, CA 1271' The wne tor hhnQ Cla•mi. l73 locatetH1t 341 The Clly Published Newport w.A not elfptre berOfe lour Dnve South Orange CA Beach·COlla Mesa Oa11V months from the heanng 92868 P110t March 5 11 12, 19M date nouced above IF vou 08JECT to the _______ FT_h806_ YOU MAV EXAMINE the granttng of the pe11tlon, you BSC8129 tote kept by 11111 cool'I II you .. hould appear at the hear· NOTICE OF are a person Interested 111 Ing and state your objtlC· PETITION the esl8to .you may Ille tloos 01 Ille written obl8'· To ADMINISTER with the coun a Roqueat lor UOO!i wtth the court belor~ Special Notice (IOH"n DE· Iha he;rnng Vour BP· ESTATE OF: 154) ot the hllng of an m pearance may be In perlJOO THELMA REDA vemory and appr11sal o1 or by your a11orN1y JGHNSQN e$tata assell or ot any IF VOV AAE A CREDI· CASE NO. A196076 pellUon or account es TOR or couringent creditor T I ..._ It prOlllded m Probate Cod8 ol the deceaM1d, you must o a 1 heirs, .,..ne section 1250 A Re~est hie )'Ol.fr e1a m wtth the cianes. cdredttori,nd cont· ror Special Notice form is court and mail a copy to the 1ngent cre 1tOl'S. 8 per· available lrom the COUfl I I I sons wno may otherwise po1sona rt1presen a 1v1 be 1ntorested In the' will or cler11 appointed by the court estate, or both, ol Attorney for the w11h1n lour months lrom lho Pethloner: date ol the l1rs1 issuance ol J~~~~~EDA PALMIERI, TYLER, letters as provided ln Pro A PETITION FOR PRO WIENER, WILHELM & bate Code section 9100 1 b WALDRON U.P, The ume tor lll1ng claims BATE he• bean !led Y JAMES E. WILHELM, wlll n01 e~lre before lour TERESA L. JOHNSON In ESQ, (CSBI 43785) months from the heanng lhe Superior Court of Cell· 2603 MAIN ST.. STE: date nohcod above IOmla, County of OR· 1300, IRVINE, CA 9261• VOU MAY EXAMINE 1110 ANGE THE PETITION FOR Published Nflwport Ille kepj by !tie COUil II you ROBATE h 1 Beaeh-Costa Mesa Daily are a person 1nreras1ec1 1n ~ERE SA L ~~~~~1 t>'!i Pilot March 5, 11 12 1909 the estate, YoU may toto appointed as persooat rep· Flll808 with the court a Request tor resentat111e to Ddmm1ster BSca140 Special Notice (lorm DE· the estate of Ille decedent NOTICE OF 15-4) of the hhng ol an In THE PETITION requests venrory and appraisal ot Iha decedenrs Wiii and PETITION estate assets or or any codicils, 11 any be admitted TO ADMINISTER pe1111on or account ac;. 10 probate The Will and ESTATE OF: provided 111 Proba1e Cod" any codicils ere available NORMAN CATE section 1250 A Roque:.! lor examination in the hie ELLIOTT lor Special Nollce lorm is kept by the court CASE NO. A196096 avallable trom the c.ourt THE PETITION requests To all heirs, bonell· cl~~orney tor tho authOrlty 10 adm1nrs1er lhe claries, creditors. cont· Petitioner: estate under(tle lndepend· 1 A"lt s d pe ent Administration ol Es· ingen er.,.. or · an r RISLEY & ASSOCIATES, sons who may orhorw1:.e 3•20 BRISTOL ST., STE tates Act (This AuthOrity be 1nterest&d 1n 1ne will or 225, COSTA MESA. CA will allow the personal rep· estate, or both. ol 92626 resentarive to take many NORMAN CATE ELLIOTI Published Newp.Jrt actlOl'IS Without Obtaining A PETITION FOR PRO Beach·Coe.ta Mesa Daor., court approval Before BATE has been toled by Piiot March 5 11 12 1()99 laking cena1n very 1mpor· RICHARD JAN ELLIOTI in FTh8 to tent actions. tlo'wever, the the Supenor Court OI Call personal repreaentahve tomla, County ol OR· wilt be reqwed to give no· ANGE lice to Interested persons THE PETITION FOR unless they have waived PROBATE requests that notlC8 or consented lo the RICHARD JAN ELLIOTI prcposed action l The in· be appOinted as personal dependent adm nistration representative 10 adm1rns· authonty will be granted tor the estate or me dece· unle$$ an interested per· dent. son files an objection to tho THE PETITION requustr. petition and shows good the decedent's win and cause 't'.hY the court sllovld cochc1ls. 11 any be adm1ttoa not gra-nt the authonty ro probate. The win a11d A fiEARING on tile peh· any oochcds are ava~ab1e t1on w1~ be held on Apnl 1 lor exam1natt0n 1n the hie 1999 at 1 45 p m 1n Dept ~ep1 by tile court L7310cate<I al 341 The C1tv THE PETITION requests Ort\'e South Orange CA authonty 10 adm1n1$ler thu 92868 estate under the lndepend IF VOU OBJECT to the ent Adm1n1stra11on of E .. gran11ng ol the pehUO"I, you tates Act (This Authonty shOIJl<I appear 11 the hear· will allow the personal rep Ing and state Your ob1ec· resentallve 10 take many tions or Mo written Ob/llC· actions without obtaining !Ions Wltrl the court be Ore court approval eolore the hearing Your ap· 1~1tig certain very 1mpor· pearanc:e may be in perso,, tan1 .. 1C11oos. tiowo r. Ille orlFby ~our aA~oE'":Y CREDI· personal representa11ve Wiii be required lo give flQ· TOR or oontmgenl cm<l•tor tice to intorested per&Ofls ol lhe deceased YoU must uniess they have wa1111Jd hie your claim with the notice or consented to 1t1e court end mau a copy to the prO(>Osed actton ) The 1n personal 19presen1attve dependent adm1rnstreuon appointed by the court authonty wul be granted within lour months from the unless an inlerested per dale of the first 1SSuence of son hies an objection to the lettefi u provided In Pro-pelltlOn and shows good bate Code soC'llon 9100. cause why the court shoUld The time lor lil1ng claims nol grant the authority. wlll not expire before four A HEARING on the pell· months from the heanng hon will be held on Apnl t csate noticed ebove 1999 al 1.45 p.m 1n Dept YOU MAY EXAMINE the L73 tocated at 341 Tne City Ille kept by the oourt 11 you Orrve South. Orange CA are a person mlerested 1n 92868 the estate. you may hie IF YOU OBJECT to the wrth the court a Request for grantt0g ol lhe IX!l•l•on, )'OU Special Notlee (tonn DE· shOUtd appear at the hear· 154) al the filing ol an In· 1ng and stare your ob1ec· 11entoiy and appra1S81 ol toons or file wntten obiec estate assets °' ol any 1005 with the court before p111111on or account as the hearing Vour ap· provldocl In Probate Code pearan~ may be 1ri person section 1250 A Request or by your attorney lor Special Notice torm IS IF YOU ARE A CREDI a11a1l11t>lo from the court TOR or contingent creditor clerk. or the deceasocl vou must Attorney for the Ille your claim wllh the Petitioner: ooun and mail a copy to the LAW OFFICES OF 1 nt t ROBERT J• KAUP, persona repreu a 111e appom100 by the coon ROBERT J. KRUP, within tour month<; from ltle ESQ, (CSBt 57536) date of the 11rst issuance ol 1301 DOVE STREET, letters as provided 1n Pro· SUITE 11>40. NEWPORT bate Code section 9100 BEACH, CA 92660 The 11me tor hhng cla•ms Published Newport will not expire beforv lour Beath-Costa Mesa Daily months from the haanng Pilot March 5. 11 12. t 909 date noltced above ______ FT_h_80_7 VOU MAV EXAMINE the BSC8137 Ille kept by Ille court II you NOTICE OF are a per.11on interested In the estate yo\) may Ille PETITION with the co~rt a Request tor TO ADMINtsTER Special Notice (form DE ESTATE OF: 154) o1 the filing of 11n in EDNA 0 . RINDE ventory and appraisal ol 1kl EDNA RINDE estate asset& or 01 any CASE NO. A196080 peti11on or account as To all heirs benell· provided 1n P1obata Code section 1250 A Request oaries, cred11011, cont· tor Speoat No11ee form Ii invent crld1torli end per· available from the court sons who may othelWlse cter1<. be 1nterei.ted in the will or Petitioner In Pro per: estate. or bolh, ol • RICHARD J. ELLIOTT, EDNA 0 RINDE eka ESQ (CSBt 10741{ EDNA RINDE • A PETITION FOR PRO. 11119 VALLEY L GHTS BATE has been llled by DRIVE, EL CAJON, CA ROBERT J RINDE In the 92020 Superior eoun ol eautor· Published Newport nla county ol ORANGE. Beach-COsta Mesa D 1ly THE PETITION FOR P1tot Marcil 5 11 12. 1s.g9 PROBATE requests that FTh809 ROBERT J RINDE be &P· B SC8142 pointed as personal repre· NOTICE OF sen1a11ve 10 adm101Ster the PETmON estate ol IM de<ledent STER THE PETITION requests TO ADMINI the deeldenra W1tf and ESTATE OF: codicils, 11 any, be adm•ll~ ANNA MARIE to Prob le The Will and MULLINS •k• any COC1ic1ls ere avallabll ANNA M. MULLINS lor examination In the fUe ike ANN M. MULLINS k'f~~y~~i-rft~ reqv11ta aka ANN MULL.INS euthollty to cim1n11t•r the CASE NO. A196079 utatn under the tndaptnd· To alt hetra beneh em Adm1n1 lretion ol Es ctar .. a ered•lorJ, c.ont 1tlH Act (This Author ty tngent cred1to1a and per- wi.11 allow th• personal 1tP· 1ooa Wflo mav othtlW!I r antahve 10 tat.a many be Int t9d In Iha or actions w11hoU1 Obtaining Mtal • OI bOlh ot court •PPIOYll Btlore ANNA MARI MVL~NS takll'lg c:el1aln vt!ry impor ·~ ~N ,,MMMUUl.lll'N NSS lant IC1lon , hc)WOV9r, 11\0 •-""' .., personal ltPIHant111v ..... ANN MULLINS Wiii be (fflUl'11d \ogive no 'A PETITION FOR PRO tte9 In ill rHllMI pertona BATE hu bHn li!fJd by unleu they have Wlll1i9d l<AAEN PAGE 10 tht Su1M1· no11c:1 or oon1ont111t to trl4l nor Court or Cetilom.a. prQPOtod attton.) Th• 1n COuntv ol ORANGE dependent edmlnl t111t10n TH&; P llTION fOR auttiortty wfM be g11n111d PROOA TE roquesll th t Ufllos1 an Int t tt<l per· AAPEN Pt\GE be, &Ji $on Ill an obi c on k> lt1 r;olnllO H per9<1f111 ~a pttltlon and l'lc:>WI g\lQd sentmlve to m ster rt~ ... y tn'-"""•rt stioUkt a re of lhe deCl!dent :,.uae ;'M1 h, aWioJ l'f 'Tt1E PEllTION rtqUtlU A fiEAAINO on Ole Pt iJlhotfty \0 Atdmlnllllf Ole 11on ¥f11I t;e held on Ai1f11 , eii. e Utldfr ttie •notiieM 199V et 1 4S p n1 " o.~ tm "1J ,,.11on ol Et l13 IOC8lfld ti 41 Tti. C let "d ffiU AlilhO~ OllW s o.-.no-. wil aoow tfle ~rtonll "" 1128M , .. •ntltlW to 1».• "'*"'I IF YOU OBJECT to fie flCUOOI ~ ot!Wning IJIWlt.tn\J ~ ""' ~tltlOn. vou COufl il>PrQftf a.tore l'l®ld •Pr r ii\ u. llM!t• laidng ~ wry lmptW· Ing •rid tale ~r IAnl lctf<N howlW9I h Ilona 0t rw wmwn =-::' ~ Fictitious Business Name Statement The lollow1ng ptJr..011> are 001ng bVs1ness as NITRO CARPET CARE 19796 Le Manl.. Vurba LIMB, Calllorn1a 92886 Raymond Allen Petty Jr 19796 Le Mans, Vorba Llllda Ca11tom1a 92886 Tt11s business is coo ducted by an m<11111dual Have you stal1ed \)0 ri l bu~ness yet? No Ray Petty This statement was t11ed wotll the County Cieri.. ol Orange County on 2·25·99 19996784294 0111ty P1101 Mar 5, 12 t9, 26, 1999 F8t4 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing ws•ness as 1ndependen1 ReilllY Cap11at Newport. ::noo Newpon Blvd 302, New· port Beach Cahlom1a 92663 Jim Fow 162 t'216th St Costa Mesa CaWoin1a 92627 This business 1s con ducted oy an 1no1vldual Have you stalled doing bui;lness yet? Yes, 01-02·99 James Fow This slatemel)I was fileo w11h the County Cle"< oi 01ange County on 2·25·99 19996784336 Oa.1y Pil01 Mar 5. 12. 19 26. t999 F815 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Suo1eot to conditions prescnbed oy the wilder signed sealed tilds lor a Lump Sum Contract are 1n· 111ted tor the tollow1ng Worl! REPLACE CONTROLS ANO CONDENSER, MESA COMMONS PROJECT NO. 997018 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE, IRVINE. CALIFORNIA 92697 PROJECT OESCRIP· TION Wol1\ 1nctudes re· placement ol ei"shng au cooh:1d condenser with new root mounted con· denser onciud•nQ 11Qu11ed p1p1ng and etectucal service replacement ot eic· 1$tl"Q pneumatic contloh; with DOC control$ and re· moval of disconnected and/or abandoned equip· ment 1nctud1ng piping Md winng ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST $155.00000 Note. Pnme Bidders ""1o do not meet the qua~· locatJOnS in the Contract Documents may not be 1Jlg1ble 101 award Bidding Documents will be IMl• labte lo Bidder:. on FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1999, and will bet Ned at DESIGN. & CONSTRUC TION SERVICES, 3500 Durkeley Place. Un1veralty ol Callfom ... IMne, Irvine, CA 92697·2450 1949) 824 -6630. Hot Un• 049)•824-8117 Chel;k5 fot I notH•fUtl• cable fee ""A be rlQUlrtld ii' the amount of $2!> 00 per set ol Btddtng Oocumenta CN!cks a,. to l>e mlda payable IO "The Regents ot the Urwe1s1ty of ~hlor· nla • Sealfl<J Bids w11t not be aeceptod •h(lr. 2:00 P.M., TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1M Did Stcuttty 1n thft e movnt of 1 O':'. ol tile Lump Sum Da • Old, Ill:· clt1d1ng llJtnahv .. , thnU acr.omPMy eact1 Bid T~ Surety iuulng Ille Old Botld 11\aM be, on 1M 8111 0.•dlln•. llsled "' lht tathl pvb6shed St II of C.Momltl, 0.partmenC ol lnauni.nc •• liSt ot IMuntrt Admllt•d to TIUIH~I St.t!'11ty ln1uttnca tn TNI State A manaatory Pn1 l'ld Conference tend 1nar1 dAtQly p,..o d JcO Walk w111 ~ COM\.!Cllld on MONDAY, MA"CH '22, 1 ltt, tP..Q!nnlng promptly •I t .00 A.M Pll!1t0pat1i. n ITIM!t at PIJOUO SERVICES BUILDING FtOOM 100, VrWetlilY 0 0.llf~lrvtne, IN!ne lortill 1 14ll'EN0.4NCE Al TH1! PRE BIO CONFt:RENC lSMANOA'fORY FOR~ PfUME CONTRACTORS ll1E MEETING WIU 6 Cl.OSEO AT t~ AM >l'V MIMI OONTAAC lDM ~VINO tJ='JIA I PUBUC NOTICES C1 ty.'.J mm1mum guatl• ltClll!Ol\I regafdir!Q ria.1.1 rt/ lnavranca eQu1pmenL li.11Gwledg ot ~Id waste regulatl0n1, 1030 cheek PfQglll'l\l tie k Franchitee .n.11 ~t C1tv'1 requoements IO 111'1· ptem1n1 recycl!ng end source red11Chon public ed\)U!Uon ac•11/111M I C.1y ha authority 10 an· nuaPY IUO>l F1~·, h· nandat rac:or01 lftltlllg to the payment ol leea 1e· quired unclef "" lranctuse m Fr, nchiliat sllall com· ply with all State. Federal ''"'' 1no regutat1ons terme •nd co11d1tions ol the lranchlse aor11ement City Char111r and Municipal CCXIO 2 The C11y proposes 10 olter a non o•clus1ve sohd waste collection franchise 10 eai:ti of the loUowino ap· pUc.ants llSled t)elo"" Per· sons who have an 1nteres1 1n or objection to the proposed franchises may appear before the City Cot.tnell and be he~rd on the date and time hsted above 11 Greenleat Grading Company, Bud Greenleaf, Owner b The Lane Company, David Lano. Owner c Briggeman Disposal Services lnc. Russell F Dix , Genera! Manager 3 This Re&Olulton ol In· tentlOn wit be published 1n the Oty"s ollicoat news· paper within Is days of 11$ adoptlOO and at least 1 O day5 prior to March 22 t999 Aclopted this 8th day ot Marct1. 1999 Isl Oennla D. O'Neil, MAVOR ATTEST: Isl LaVonna M. Harkless. CITY CLERK Publls"ed Newport Beach Costa Mesa Da•ly Pilot March 12 t999 F819 I PUBUC NOTICfS 6 11on 1 Tn City CWndf heTltly 110Pm'I end lhe renew-.1 of the Balbofl V1Kage Bu11ne1>1 lmprcMtment D15trl('.1 '°' the 11111~ 2000 !ti.QI year purwanl to tho Act Section 2 Tn• City Council hereby d~r•• tne Ntl IO levy H · Mnmenl& IOf the BllSt· ne~ lmp1ovemen1 D11tr1Ct for I.he hlCll ~ea1 Afiil 1. 19911 10 Ma1dl 31, 2000 pur9Ulnt lo lhe Aa Such beMI t H9'J$smenf £hat! be as folk,ws A Banks Ind l1nanc.a1 tn· ShtuUon!. that llrl uernpr from City buStneu license reguiat•ons sl\811 be as· sei;sed $500 per ya111 B Insurance au•nckls that ere exempt from City busmess 1ic1n$e regu· 1a11oos &ha~ ba assessea $250 per year C Persons operaung one of the lollOwing types of 1>u,1nesses as an \ride· pendOnt con11act0r in an utab11s11men1 owoed by another person i;ha11bit11r empt trom th•~ assess ment 1 Heir sryt1!.ts 2 Nall technicians 3 Real estate agents 0 The asse$sn1ent lor all other busmei.ses w1th1n the District shall be I 00 per cent ol the annual bu1>1ness license tax as estabhshffd pursuant 10 Chapter s 08 ol the Munoeapal Code SectlOO 3 The pena1ty for oehnquen, payments shall be 1-nty ftve perceni per month. provld•ng that the penalty to be itdded shall in no evtlnl HCPed one hundred percflnt of the assessment «mount due SecllOf\ 4 The beneht assessmems shall be col· lecled by the Ctty 111 one annual Installment with collec11ons lot new bus1 nesses 1n the 01s1r1ct on tne day ot the lsi.uance or a busoneh 11cense IJy the City The a~sessment lor new bu:..nenes Shall be pro·rated aocord1nq lo tt•e 'number ol luO months re· rna•!'1ng in lho 015tnct ~ hs cal year Sect10n 5 The 1mpro ... eo· ments ana ac11v1t1os to tit: funded by the, bent1h1 as· sessments snail 1ndude only the lollow1ng 1 Mar11e11ng and ::iciver· hs1ng 2 P•1\·s1r.a1 1mp1ova ments 3 Communicauons iirtd Outreac:h PrD(Jram 4 Adm1n1stratton Sect'°" 6 The loca11on of tile Olsfnc:I w•ll iema•n Ille same genorH 1y loca1eo on the Ba boa Pen nsuta be tween A Street and Co•· onado Street 11s set lonh Wllh BE IT FURTHER RE· SOLVED. 1ha1 the City Councll ol the City of Now· Port Beach shall conduct d puti11c hearing .m Marct1 22 1999 at 7 00 p m or as soon thereRt!er a!> th s mot· •er rm1r be t•eara '" tile Counci Cham!le~ IOC8tect c11 3300 Newport Boule· vard Neowpon Bt1ac.l'I C8h· f0tnia ar which hmo the .Council W1ft hear alt 1.n teresteo personb IOI o• aga•ns1 the renewal al me Dtstrid tho extent of the Friday, Morch 12, 1999 1795 OBITUARIES 11795 oerru..w I Peggy Albr'ight Murry a 4th generation of Balboa Island and Whittier passed away on March 9, 1999. A loving wife, mother and grandmother she is survived by her husband of 5~ years, William, her two daughters, Cynthia Harcar (John), Suzanne Ferguson (Jim) and son. Thomas Murray and her beloved grandchildren, Parker, Con ner and Mackenna Ferguson. A celebration of her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of fl ower s. the famil y would appreciate a donation to The American Cancer Society m Peggy's memory. SHOPPING FOR A NEW APARTMENT? Classified lets you compare cost without hassle o~ worry! PUBLIC NOTICE Nodce or Public llearlq No tice is hereby aiven that the CityO>uncil of lhc Cicy of ~ewport Beach will hold a publ~ hearing on March 22, 1999, to review &he City's proposed one Year Action Plan component of the Five Year Consoridatcd Plan Document (CPO). The One Year Action Plan i$ the bam for the City's application for Community Dcvclop~l Black Grant (COBO) funds. The~ ~!lY 1s eligible for $495,000 in COBO funds tor fiscal year 1999-2000. Federal regulation$ set forth three basic goals which arc closely related to the m~or commitments aod~·ooues of HUD. The s<>ab ere to: I ) Provide decent housing~ Provide a. ~Uttable hv1ng environment· and 3) Expand econom c opportun1t1es .. Eacb goal must primariiy benefit low and very low incom e persons. Further. acti v ities funded with COBO funds must meet a least one or the three national objectives of the COBO P.".O&"!m: I) Benefiting lo~ and moderate income persons; 2) A1Cftna ~n the prevcnllon <W elimination o f slums or blight; or, 3) Mechog other communtl) development needs having a partic ular urgency because c~1sttnJ conditions ~sc a serious and 1mmcd1ate th~at to the health an(] welfare o f the community and other financial ttiaurces arc no« avuilable lo mccl the needs - The goals for the City's Five Ye.v CPD include new consb'Uction Of affo riiable rental housing. sheller for tht h omeless and ... , ns\.' persons families co be assisted by the Section 8 Rental Asmt.anu Prognm, removal o f arch1lec tural barriers for pcrs<'ns ~1th disabilities, job crca1io~. and economi~ develo pment for lower income ~rsons and fam1hcs, pubhc fa~!hlt~ 1mfrovemen1~ S01:1al service~ for needy person,, and rch1b1lttat1on o comme~11I and industrial businesses throughoul the City. 'The One Year Ac11on Plan identifies proposed activi11cs to be imelcmcoted during th:c nc.•t fiscal year and incluJ~ the level of esmta.ncc for ~sc acttv111ci. The specific objccthes proposed in the One Year Ac:tr n Plan art. l • To provide service to aide the homeless within the community. 2. To provide umtancc lo the elderly. 3. To provide ~ial services which benefit low and modeni&e 1nc:omc pcN>ns within thc~ommun1ly. 4. To PfCServe and create cmp_lo)'mcnt opport~itiQ for to~ nd moderate income persons within the community. 5. To provide public improvcmcnb that :~1t 1m~rovc can: 1 ·ub1nm. .Pllrl.ans and bu:llincss opportunil1cs un oalboa Pcn1n1u a. 6. To l.'ll"QVide fOf adminiwatJvc opacity to imple~t the Cit)·, CD'BO proaram and to provide fair hOusina ~rv1ccs. The City proeoscs to assist 1hc follow1na 1etJvities contaiacd an 1t'1 One Year A coon Plan with COBO fund : Cucgocy Social Servic~ Economic Development Code Enfon:emcnt ADA Adm1nallr1tionlfalr Hous1na Counsel Reco mmended Fµnd1na TOTAL: s 74,"0 Sl66.7SO $ 2$,000 s 30000 $ 99.000 s-495.000 I All fHI Htatt .n.11111111 1, 11111 "'"""" 1t •••Itel 11 111t f ... tfll fllr Heultt ~ ti 1111 11 • ., .... Wiiie• "'"" II llltpl tt lfttlllH "Uf llllllrlllCI, 11111111111 " "'"11111 .. 1111 ..... II IHI, Cllll, rtllfltl, "'· ""'°'· l1mllf1l 111ta If aalleul 111tt1. If H 1111111 .. It •alt Hf s1e• 1111t1111ct llllllltllt• "•1w1111l11U. • nta .... ,.,., wlll .. , kHwl191) 1cut11 uy 1nt11ltt· melt ltf IHI tSllll w•k• Is II witlatl" ti lllt law Olf rn•m 111 hre•y l1l1n11 .. t•at all •w1lll11s 1•urtl1 .. II t.is HWSlllllll Ill lfllll~I H II "11•1 t1111trt••lty •nls lo ctlll 111111 of .iscri1111ttallo1, call HOO T1IM111 at H00-424·15M for 1•1 W1Pl1gt11. DC 1111 pl111e All HUD ti 421·3500 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLO!! Showcaae Homes for Sale In our Saturday Real Eatate Supplement! Homes of the Week o.sptay Ads Stan a1 Just S75l Deadline is Tuesday at SPM Open House IJiohngs $15' Deadhne Thursday SPM It Pays to Advertise in the Best local Real Estate Section CALL TODAVll LISA K. RIVERA 94~574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 FREE O.C. HOME HOTUNE BUYERS & SELLER 24-HRS 949-472· 1444 Hosted by Mhur Konzli * V.A * SO DOWN • SO MOVE~N FREE COUNSELING FREE List of HOMES HUD/VA REPOS 1-800-723-685 7 VETERAN REAL ESTATE '4 Unit• F'J $388,000 '8.7 comm 1c Moreno V1lley • '2br almost OIW hH $160k (BUY/SELL) Ron Young • REMAX 714-432-787> NPB OCn & cltY vleWs 3b< 2.Sba, corner loettlon. S.1 views hmt Open Sun 1 ·4 5'll9K,!~.~.1 •• !.~~~.~~!olultl NPB Blau Belcourt Cua Hme comer loc on cul-d•uc Sbr. 3.sba, pool, apa. $1,625,000 (2 .~~· •• ~~~rt) Irvine Condo Gr1 111rt11. Woodbridge comm 3bf 1.Sba $1511.900 (13 Meldowgra11) ........................ CDM Cozy Cottage on r1r1 45' IOI, build or UM this 3br 2bl $650,000 Open Soo 1-4 .... .f!.~.~~~'!!~)····· l1laod RE 949-723·t363 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE BALBOA ISLAND BALBOA ISLAND dpb South Bay Fn vu ot Pav~llon 41>1 2ba upper ul'lfl 3bl 2ba lower ur111 $' .875.000 9411-673-4062 Lora Vance·RHll« 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CAPISTRANO BEACH OCEANFRONT ON THE SANO <IBedroom 3 SBatll Custom Built Horne in P11vate Guard Gated COITVllU!Wly Too Many Futures To Lost Here Cal For Det•'s S 1 9 M1l~oo 9<19·597-5549 Pnropats Orly 13 HOUSES/CONDOS FOASALE DANA POINT REMODELED 3BR Fabulous new lalChtn. Pano ocean view With large flat lot, pool With llagslone. tile hOme IS waled end ga.ted $1 ,t00,000 Jolvl Z&Sgefl. Agt 949--497-6-496 1 29 ~1 6Br 5.5Ba 5.000 sf home Is outs1andlng wlextensive use of limestone, grtnlle, cher· rywood, 4C gar, elc Pamela Z Hi•. Agent 949·597·5549 32 HOUSE!ICONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH BAYSIDE COVE 2 Bedroom Townhome, Frplc. private beach. community pool & spa Welk to beach, BalbOa Island, mar1<e1 & shops. $398,000 Owner/Brokei 949-376-5576 ABANDONED BNch-2·StOly 3Bdrm. 2Bath and Balcony Unde1 $500.000 Agent 949· 723-8120 ELEGANT LIDO ISLE 3briba. spacious. ll!jlt, open Spa wa1er1all. skytr~ts frplc. marble. upgrades, S865.000 Agt 949-67S-2694. 723-6151 TERRIFIC OCEAN VIEW • Bdrm 3 5Bath 4c patlang Compl.tely Rtmt>CMled. 300 It pabo. 12xt2 balcony Looks dlrectly at wate1 Thia Unit Is 150 fl From The Send. Great beach house Pnce 1s S800K By Qv.oor 949-548-8048 BAY FRONT WITH BOAT OOCK NEW 96 3BR 3 SBA, STUNNING $1 050,000 OAVIO PRINCE AGENT 949·718· 1520 32HOU~ NEWPORT BEACH OPEN SAT.SUN 1-4 201 VIA CORDOVA Brlllld Ntw SBr/581 HOIM Bill GrurtdY R11lt0ft 94M75.f1&1 180' [)egrM 81y 6 Fath!Oii Island \Tlew .. Ove! 1000 s I 38d1Tll 2 5Balhs, tik:*lgs, $329,000 0Wner will C#JY O.W.C. A9«1t 949-470-7S7Cti &SO-ms. OPEN)t()USE SUN 1-4 1731 BAYPORT, N.B. Upgraded 48drm 38alh. end ~ ai1•sac loc Huge yard (T uslrv'Holld&Y) Prucfemil Ca Really 949-n3-6151 'HARBOR VIEW HOMES' 33 HOUSESICOHDOS .FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST •TESORO VIUAS• BRAND NEWI 4B1 38a, home olc. lolt, 2.So oar. guild gated, $5711,900 ~ 71H13H500 60 MOBILE HOMES FOASALE (OPEN SUN 1·5) 1807 Port T1ftln. Remodeled --------11\d expended 2150 ttf 3br down with 4th bedrm up. BY OWNER $6891< 949-720-18al BAYFRONT4BR3BAFamlly, dining & IMng rm, dock & side IHI. room to expand. Coleen Brennan, Agt. 714-612-4945 ATTN: Agentl/0Wner1 House sttters lor 2-6 months Married couple just returning flom ove1 seas, extremely neat, nonlsmokilo w/lelnt local relrences Call 94§-6-44-95711. NP Hllghlt (Vina Stana) 3br 2.51>1. 1650sf, built In 111, frplc, plllo, 911 patk, AC, hdwd firs, dHlgn cwp, wd blinds. owner $129,1100 Dys 1149-722·7224 eYI 644-4388 OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY 10em·2pm HARBOR COVE t438 NEWPORTER WAY $739,00 NEWPORT NORTH VILLAS 3166 CORTE PORT1F1NO SS23,000 SEA ISLAND 811 OCEAN VISTA $549,000 PRUDENTIAL CA REALTY 94M44-6200 l>l \'\/ \ B \\ '-I I 1 I \ 11 I \t . I ' '•I r,. : . , 2-STORY SILVER CRESI' TOWN HOME Avallabte from $112,000 $AVENOWI 55+ Seniors Double wide 1-bedroom, l ·bath, llke new carpet, linoleum & roof $8,995 Complete (949) 723-4045 WATER CLOSE 2·bedroom, 2.0ath Cabana home Newport Beach $29,900 Space Rent $1,060 ~"' '°"9 '""' lNsd (949 7234045 OrJersiUJ{ 32J~2'B>t apartmtnt fiome.s rustfd in a quitt community. • Conven.itntly focatul to !fasfiion JsCani ani tk 6uJdt. • Catftdral uili"IJS e Private patiDsltU&; • Cozyfotpfoas • Somt uti!itit.s paUf. • ?leatd pool & 6u66(y spa! e 1,JOO S1 • Cats we{cqme/ Startin/J at S 1,595 per month. Ca[[ totfay to rr.serve your mw funrtt.. 1-8Q8-219-0754 ·" .!llpartmtnt Communitites ili LIVE THE LIFE S'fYLE ili The Terrace Apartments at .~ .~a~oa ,7c}q? CC&$ An Exclusive OpportunHy . .Jor Watt-rfront Living on ewport Bay I 1tAUIOA a I Bly Front Furn Studio pyt eruance, ielng. microwave, wld. utlslcable, quiet! $695/mo tiO Pets. 949-673-3059 105 APts BALBOA PENINSULA 'CAPE COD STYLE'~ FRONT studio. No peta, Ill utll & cable Incl StOOOlmo. 310-509-2454 GREAT VIEW 0 the betcll. 1br 1ba, g1ra.ge, older bldg, Avell 4-7 $1075/mo. 94M73·5209 109 APTS CORONA DEL MAR V~ Privett, Spaclout, Ltg 2Br 1 Ba wl3fd room, per1ect for olc, FP, lndry. 2c gar. 1 block to ocn. S1900'mo 949-650-74119 Olde COM RENTALS ALL KINDS 94~1984 South of KWY, 2br 2ba wl3rd bedfoom perltct fOf office. Patio, parking, laundry, $2000lmo 949-723-5601. 1110 APrS I COSTA MESA * COSTA MESA'S BEST * Junlof 1 bedroom and 1 bedroom. also 2 beO'oom I bath Quiet gated communty, llOOI. teins. easy access 10 freeway. beach & malls 7t 4-557-()075 Call the Classifieds (949) 642-5678 1~JJ'Aft1 PROMONTORY POINT • VILLA APARTifEHTS Ti. tradlion of Newport Beach IWarts youl Thi brlllhllklno Ocean & Harbof b8V views d relax you! Our 1 Bedrooms art star1lng 11 $158000 1 Bedroom t Loh $tllrtlng at $1730.00 Our~ Bedrooms ere stalling al $187000 2 Bedroom + Loll stalling at $2645.00 Some units Include garage, fireplace, vautted 6efflnos. & newly remodeled kitchens. Call 888·783-8786 SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW PENTHOUSE 28d!m128atll With loll, Large Balcony wrth dramatic Ocean View. Flreplac9. S1udy. V1u"ed Ceilings, $2875 with a 12 mo. lease 888-758-6986 BEST LOCATION IN NEWPORT BEACH 28dmV I 5Ba Towmome With garege, Newty Remodeled IUIChen. large dirtna area FOl.Wltaln & Courtyard v-$1970 W~h &-12 mo Lie 888-783-8786 VIEW BACK BAY 2bf 2ba. lownhoose stvlt. 2 car gar w/opeolf, lrplc, all amen, $1550lmo 909-693-'.I t 30 Newport Marina Apartmentl Bayfront <'ommumty with priv11te beac•h & manna. Walk to Bal boa Isl aml. 1 BR. 2BR an<l 2BR widen I 1650-93600 Wood burning fireplace & private garage. Sony, no pt'lJI. Pleue call: (949) 760-0919 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED C.OMMUNllY BY FASH ION ISLAND Beautiful tree-lined streets and gott course views. Enjoy carefree living In your large 1, 2 or 3 BR apartment home! • lWo-car gwege • Wash«/cky« hookups • Rreplace (wood & gu) • Air conditioning • Wet biv lo 2 and 3 BA • Altrm system • $1 ,650 to $2,99!5 •Please cell (949) 644-0509 Sony. no peta. Ch11m1lfli 3br 2bl unfllm up- gt.i.cl, frig, #d, wttbw/ no 1moke/pet1. $1100 mo 94•723·5802 1155"d!!I ShORT TERM RENTAL Avail tin June 1 Spacious, deluXe, 2Bdrm 2ba, ftJIY tum. close to beech, 2c gar. 949-675-7130 159 HOUSESJCONDOS FOR RENT CORONA DEl. llAfl PanOfamlc Oc.an View I.lg iv rm/bOOn, bm ceils. walk-ins, 21>a, oft;/don, 1 c gar, 0 H. Fri- Sun 12-4 St750 949-760-0189 160JtOUSES.CONOOS FOR REHT COSTA MESA 2BR 1BA COTTAGE Fenced. yanf 1 car gar. wld hoolcl4l 312 Cost• Mesa SL $1445/mo 949-$45-9567 East1klt CM,. Share adot'able 2 bf house wtlh yard. all tmentties. $650/mo t Ubltres 949-51 S-8543 174 HOUSESICON>OS FOARENT LAGUNA BEACH North End, 3Br lnvnaculate, view, bungalow, near beach, double gar, lndly. lease $2800( mo Agent 949·376-00~ 182 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH WE HAVE 60 HOMES IN NWPRT BCHl/COSTA MESA From $1500 ·$6000 Per Month No Fees Broker 94~2·3850 NP ltiand slnglt tam clun. 21>1' ct.n 2ba bolt dock up to 30' bl*. 2 car gar, frig, WO hk141s. Joen MM62•i763. PVT BEACH COMMTY YHrty untum Nice 2Sr 2Ba. 2 blocks to ocean. 2c an gar. lg Mstr-81 wall·ln closel. patrOlf8ld gar· dener N/smlu/pets Agent $2250Jrno 94t-631·1038. 3 Door• to South Bly Front! CHOICE REHTAL. 2bf 2ba, 1 car gar, rl!Ysmk/pet $2200mO yearty, avail 411 949-723-4633 PANORAMIC VIEW Completely remodeled home In Dove1 Shores 6200 st. marble l\()()j'S, Luxurious Msll, granite counters, new roof, private pool UllQuell S7~per mo HANU hEDDY REALTY (9411) 559-0386 I ntf ufgence on NEWPORT'S BACK BAY For jJ1rtbcr m/ormalkm. plrase com,10 ,...,,A.WY ........ ,, .... , . ....... , .... . BEAUTFUL 3BR, 2BA in TrQVll'I. Npt C<MIS1 2 cat gat, Wld ~. AVlll nowt $2500 no Piii ~ JolW'l 949-862·11763 aBDRii iBATH •suiiiiir Plisllne. lit & mno pets. $2500hno. ~ • Agenc 949-644-6373 ext 2 t Motel recently renovated, near major Fwys & &Uracts, OC Fairgrounds college, bchs. shopplng mall. 24hr Crt desk. Freo 1180, ESPN. Discovery, DD phones. spa & pool. First wk specials on singles & dbls $134+ Tax. C.M. Motor Inn. 2277 Harbor Blvd. 949/645-4840 1204 RENT AlS I TO SMAR~ CM bouncy stnlof SSIF Shr big new glltd, pool, call, 2br ., $750, 1 br S550 949-631 -211 t NP Heights, ah .. 2bf 1ba hH. good parking, qultt neigh, 'WID, $550 + 112 utll Avall 4-1. 11411-722·7020 Share 3br home In CM College Part\. near a11por1/lree· ways. nclsmk, lemale prnrd $700 + 1/2ulils714·24Hl5t5 'NP SHORES' Br .+ ottice t 91r1g1. W11httldry1r. llltchln prlv, club lacllltle1. $700imo. 949-548-6903 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE LArge EllCutlve Offlctt located ~ Ht.ntflQCon Beach. $300 per monlh Cal Aon al • 7t4-Ml-1651 • 1 400 ~1 ABSOLUTEt.Y FREE: lnlo on how to naturally Enhlnce Arm + Uplift the ltmale llleas151 Cel toll-free 888·39H079 CIU SUPPOllT ,,... ...... , • Relief from .,,....,. • AnlWefl to DA'• • Modification of aupport ftr•lfftce-r-.Cll 11111 ........ ltlrl 11111178·7 ... IUaJU0-1722 402LOST 6 FOUND Fouod Jan 5th, mens In the Newpoll BIUlrs era Btke ts now at Ule Newport Beech Pollce Depettment 1•12 c~I PACIFIC VIEW 2 plota VISTA DEL MAR $2750 etch 94M54-165t WANTED ANTIQUES Old« Style Furniture PIANOS it CollKtiblff ;:649-4922. SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. IWn St. s..ta AM. CA 92707 -•U......CA1214 1450 APPUANces 'I GE Profile F~ Side by Side 23 5cu h. white. Ice make1, waltf/lce door, t()yr watranty SIOOO obo 949-768-47&4 1454 FURNfTURE I A dining rm Ml. Solkl cherry, 92" dbl pedestll, 2 leaves. 8 chlppendale chairs. Qghled btll· let & hutch + matclilng s111Ver. never opened, st1I boxed, cost 9K sell $3875 714-5116· 1144 • ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUO 13X21' BIJ11. Oeslgrt KlfTlblQha S20l(Joftec'. 949-75t-m8 f •se PETSAJVESTOCK I LEOPARD LOOKALIKE Ocie.all 6 l!Jlt.OI, IVall now. 949-+4&-1473 Of 9411-631·2111 I ~2 8POR1leO GOODS I • l'EXERQSf EQUIP .• ATNESS BLOW OUTl All 1111dmllls, bikes, stair '1eppeB elllpitlcll, home gym new11e1urblshed D49·n2·&t66 Mary dehsale, MM. •1n Your Home• lessons available 800•600•052 ·=1 CARE•.GIVER for elderly. 1 o years. local reterlflCllfS. Otlvlng, snopplng, oood COOkJ Cal Christine 94§-646-3735 Now hlling IOI Summer · 949-24M580 Ma~nl/Retllt NEW COMPANY! Looking for lndrvlduals With good people skJll5 and PoSiM attitude to help With bland new locatlon T rainoog and travel tval Cal now 7t4-892-0893 MARKETING DIRECTOR FT "90 getter" tOf Chlro olflct In COM. No taper wtll trtln. People ttdllt must. Stllry ~ bonua. Fax re11.1M to, (949~356 WHITIIER LAW SCHOOL Whittier Law School is looking for proctors to administer final exams at our campus in Costa Mesa between May 5-14. Must be reliable, organized, have good verbal skills and be responsible for transporting exams and bluebooks to and from classrooms. Must be available to work during the day. $8.00/hr. Send letters of Interest with work history or resume to Phyllis Sands. Fax:714/444-3458 3333 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa. CA 92626 No phoM cal/$ p#MH. Advcrthlns Account Executives R4pldly upand11\g community newspaper group ~ttb telf· mcillvQtc:d 11;co\lnt cxc:cullvu to sell 1Tt11ll 11dv,rti~lng Wt prefer candldiatcs 10 h vc a mlnlm\\m of\ year pnn1 Advcrulng cxp"tcni:c l:xct·lltnt communkatlon 5klllll 11hlluy 10 t jtCJlll' and make pn>fesslon1 f>tocn1a11on• In a fttt paced ind dct11ll· cmrntrd 'nvuunmcnt Soltry plw. ron1mtulon fJtltllcnt hcndit package, Including <tOl(k) Drug Krttn1nsJphysk1l rtqu1red t:ot • nd rawna 'riA fa• to: ATTN: lynu bola (9'+9) 6SM801 ~aaUto: ... 330 Wat Jay St. COiia Maa, CA 92617 , • ' ~ • ' .. • ' .. • , • • • • • • t • ( , . iC ~ . .· .. .. ' • • .. .. . :· •• .. II • • • • - I I •I P' • RECEPTIONIST Part Tune MONDAY ~na FRIDAY 6:~ am • 12:00 Busy Onnp County FIHIACW. MS. BAD equipment lasin& firm is CREDIT, WE CAN HELP. loOt.ina ror candidate • 1.ac>M1W572. . ,.( rr·::1A -.. ~ . ' . ! f ; .'i.'1!2 with superb phone I I IJll1Ulerism '1 eta ~N!! orpniutiooal skills to '~"' \llO juglc responsibilities. We ue look.ing for a LOOKJNO Fot Side lie Of .. team player with a good ~~ :!'.°' Clll "'t:. attitude to greet our clients and handle all eoe-943030 c.met.-y • Mortuary incoming calls from b'1sy SIDE TIE ro; a 251fi sailboet ,...._ ....... "--tory ...................... Oistrib .:-Good loc, Wll«/etee. Dock ...,.__. vt..,,,. SWh..,.wuauu. Uuvu Box. Close to bell;tl & r"1au- 3600 Pec:Hlc view Drive of mall. faxes, packages rants $10.per II. 949-67'5-6128 N9wpol1 ee.ch and internal memos. SUP FOR 45·86Af file. 844·2700 MUST BB PUNcruAL TRICWA!~~.t. GOOD LOC:.: AND PRO&'BSSIONAL! ClS TO uuv ISLE BAIDGt: ,_ -TllEM No Phone CALLS $13 PEA FOOT. 94H75-6128 m&. •ADWAY PLEASE! Monuay * Chapel e.l'&V:7Si.'1ss1 1 • CARSn'RN ..... !Cntf! I Cremation or mall to: • --•oi . 110 Broadway BUB ACURA CL '17 Costa Mesa PO la 2391 Bii. auto, llf. pwr I*. CO, ABS •-"-2.-•.1.ao--11111 .. Saota __ Am. __ c_A_m_"'_a-. ~5<~s~~R (114)m .. 90I "Affordable Alternative·,, Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why should Y.Ou subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? , Call Toll Free 1-888-S4CASKET Senfna 0ra.,e I Sarroaadiag Coutrfes . , ......... ._ ... ... f l • I • Prof'I C.,,.C CIMnlng Honell-Poh-Fastltt Flllncly end MaturtHI Lon 714-87WON • ' .... _' t \ . . --~~~.~ ., . ' ,,· ·''·~...ii': . ·•· ,,. . ... -. ACURA INTEGRA '91 SSpd, *· lloys, ltctoty eel phone. (000918) $13.598 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)1t2.f906 ACOR.A LS 3DA 'i3 5 spd, NS, low mies, )(-clean, moonrool (008612) $10,995 COSTA MESA IHANll1 (714)241-1300 CAMRY XLE '93 PWI WQlCk, ABS. (105836) $11.995 SOUTH COAST ACUM (714)17S..2500 CHEW 510 8W£R 'is Whitel9'1y' 111110~ pkg, lilt, root rack. (107583 S1098 LEXUS OF WE NSTER (714)192-6906 OODGE RAM 't5 Wagon 3500 1 ton, 28k mile$, I O\Wle(.(510352) $17.~5 COSl'A MEsA INFINm (714)241-tSOO ElGLE'T.AloR bl 'ii Sunfooe, Cruile, CISS 4773/109727 $61188 ATUS DODGE (714)548-1134 LEWIS CONST1'UCTIOH ~\~ 71 o4-557-5925 ·---.,,. ~~ • • ,·~~ T •-:' . t . , f ' I· •;c ti ~ ·, -'. ~I ' l i/~ I j"IJ flOM> ADOITAR 't1 A11IO.:._l...l!.t. crulu, 1111. 4tol UDllllf ... ATIMOOOOI (714)5*1134 FOAb ESCORT CH 111 MocM>of, CUI., llr, 47le/ 3I08$I $.)481 All.AS OOOGE (7~1934 FORO TAURUS ol 'iS pwr wMocka, ABS _.sa:v.11 OOG9 S5988 ATLAS DODGE 1714)54'-1134 FORD TXuAOs ol 'to Pwf wMocks. '8181212550 $3988 All.AS DODGE (714)548-ttH GEO METRO 1'18 197 Aulo,air,caas 4707n0615S $7'88 ATLAS DODGE (714)541-1 t34 GRANO.AU '97 Aulo, al pwr (561003) S 10.995 SOUTH COAST ACIMA (714)1n.2500 di Accotd I H3 Loaded. 8211, whit. 2df. S7500 9-41Hl75-1&49 Of 94!H60-0820 Jo GliAHO CHEROKEE LTD 113 Aulo, lthl (emeoi 112,995 SOUTH COAS'l' ACURA ~14)t7t-2500 HONDA CRV 'it .Blue{gray, auto, f\111 pwr, won'I last! (01782) $18,995 ,., COSTA MESA INFINm (714)241-1300 HONDA civiC EX 115 Aulo, M, pwrvM1oc:Wstee11ng, 491t mies. (()()8.499) s 11,898 LEXUS 01' WES1MJNS'Ttft (714)812-6906 INFINITI G20 'IS GreeM>eige, 11110, ltht, CO (515486) Sl3,995 cost.A MESA IHANfTI (714)241-1100 WF1Nin G20 •a3 lvoiyiteige, auto. -IV. SIA (452682) $8,995 COST A MESA IHfTNm (714)241-1300 INF'itifi 136 '16 Lo ml. CO (0014ln $19,995 COSTA MESA INAHm (714)241 ·1300 INAHIT1 l30 '96 Black. lthr (017800) $17,995 COSTA MESA IHANfTl (714)241-1300 iHFIHifi M30 CONVT. 'n Low milell (011M59) $12.995 COSTA MESA IHf'INfTl ~)241-1300 iNTE A COUPE '11 Llhr, mOOOIOOI, NC, RUio Certdled 1000060) S12.999 soun4 COAST ACURA (714)97t-2500 • INTEGRA l$ COUPE 'M Gm, auto. AIO (006497) $899,5 SOUTH COAST ACIJRA {l14)97t-2500 JAGUAR XJs c6Hv. 116 $39,195 t&-4281 BAUER JAGUAR (714)95s-.fl00 JAGUAR XJs v12 '" $29,195 M-4170 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953~ \ ' ' ( ',' II I ' "'" 11 ' ...... ~Ol4RIESGOBIN.~~~--~~ wtlh OMAa SHARIF and TANNAH HIMSCH THE WORLl>'S CH.£.APEST TRJCK Nonh-South vulnerable. South deal~. The auction needs some uplana- oon. South'' one club was a.rtaficial and forcina and West's leap io five clubs showed a djaffiond su1l. Nonh's double promised length and ~ngth m club , and South settled in six clubs -the same contract I.hat was reached In the ocher room . NORTH •l <::> J 106 3 0 1062 •AQ87l £AST WEST •J984 • K 10765 o Volcl O AKQJ9874 •3 <::>98742 0 5 •94 SOUTH •A03 OA KQS 03 The Bcnnudian West led a high diamond and that was the firs& and last uick for the defense. At the table when: 1his auction occurred. West elected to lead the Jow«t diamond. • KJ 1065 roe~ddin~ NORm EAST I• S• Dbl So 6• PUs Pass Pus Of course, looking ll all four hands it is easy to see that declarer should have !Uen with the ten -even the six would have been enough -and the Bennudians would have scored an overtrick -no big deal. But declarer gOl a trifle c~less by calling for dummy's deuce. Ea.st produced the five and was stunned to win the trick! Opening lead: Four of 0 This deal was played some years ago in a match between Bermuda and Canada to decide which learn would qualify for the Bennuda Bowl, sym- bolic of world bridge supremacy. Bennuda had gOlten off Lo a fast start until this deal came along. West's blood pres.sure rose as East look some time 10 consider what to do next , but really was noc that much of a problem. Eventually, East put partner 11 ease by n:turmng a heart, and WeSl ruffed with lhat httle three or tromps for a one-trick defeat . Momentum instantly swung to the Canadians, and they went on Lo win the match convincingly. l'"~I lusc~..=l l 111 c~~1 JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN 4D '13 $17,995 l3-q06 BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4800 JAGUAR XJI SEDAN 117 $41,995 17-4275 BAUER JAGUAR (714)953-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN ib '94 $21,195 M-4298 BAUER JAGUAR 714-IS3-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 SEO.AN 40 't4 $21,915 14-4295 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJI SEDAN 40 °9fi $35,195 111-3934 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953~ Jeg\1# XJ6 Vandern '86 $39,195 96-4081 BAUER JAGUAR "{714)153-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 VANOEM '16 $41,995 96-4121 Jeep Wrangler 'IS &cyl, wlllll. hatd top, A/C. Cid, CUS1om wllla, 68k ml, lint cood $11,500 Leave l1l'9 949--494·~. JEEP ..X4 Chtfo. L•edo '18 Auto, air, P/W 47151128588 $7888 ATLAS DODGE (714)546-1134 LEGEND LS 'H Low mies, lul!>i lotdld, won't las1 (012221) $13,995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (71 4)97S..2500 LEXUS LS 406 'ii Auto. lllr, lllv moorvool, aloys. ABS. CO 118652n $18.998 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)192-6906 UNCOlH CONllNEHTAL 'IS AlAo M, tul pwr, am1m cass lthr (699353) S 15.998 LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER (714 )192-6906 Mtrcedel Benz 500 SEC ·as 111n1 cond, gr1y, loeded, 59500 MMS0-1567 •••••••• BAUEJI JAGUAR Mercury Grand Meurqult '92 (714)153-<tlOO Only 11 k mllesl Loaded. J1g1MW XJ6 1191 perlect Father oesud away, sat 01iQ ml new tires. CID · $10.000 firm Mi-75t-7635 lmmacufa18, $12,500 pltvate Mh1ubl1hl l!cltple GS.T '98 party 949-673-0411. Blk/gry, auto, a11, lul pwr pad(, Jeep Cherokee Spo!1 '95 CD, 6k ml.(014250) $19.698 2<t, .It/lo. tit, pwr pkg, air, root LEXUS OF WES'fMINSTER reek (620598) $1 I 798 (714)812 .. IOe LEXUS OF WESilllNSTER MITSUBISHI 1992 EAGLE (714)192.f906 SUMMIT. tr-' buy $1000 NISSAN MAlClMA GLE '96 Or#i 30I< miles. hAI power, I owner. (707800) $16,995 Cotta Mtu tnflnitl (714) 241-1300 NISSAN XE KING CAB '16 29K miles, 1 owner, aulO, bed liner (331621) $11,995 COST~ MESA INANITl (714)241-1300 NISSAN PICKUP 1990 A/C, SHELL, AM/Al CASS, XLHT COHO. 89K Ml. $4500. MM42-6m. olbs ACHIEVA SL '93 Pwr wcMocks. seats 4704.l012324 S6988 ATLAS DODGE (714}546-1934 OLDS EIGHlY EIGHT 'IS ~o. u IUI pwr=ll. CJC Hhl a1ovs (824 SI0.898 LEXUS 01' WE TER (714)192-6906 PONTIAC GAANo Aii SE ·ii Pwr wcrv1oclls. ABS 47o&550244 $7988 ATLAS DODGE (714)546-1134 ACROSS ' NOi batelootild s N.':r· 8 ·cnampegu• rr.1*! man 12 Senlal!Onal 14 Cliplain ~·· 15~ Horse" 18 Oewt "'8nl 17 $tfl'llla( 18 l.OCllllOn 19 Eatlly •lCCli.cl 21 Showy llowef 23 Before. In vene 24 Spasm 25 Tennlnete 26 Blad< SM !)Oft 30 Garden aoas 32 Cott" break 33~mail ~~ 99 Temiory 40 How some cnmirels are caught 42 Lurk 43 Less lnendly 44 en. Of Gouda 45 Jl#lgfTau. for one <48 "Mayberry. -• 49 Enemy 50~~ 52 In a suave DOWN 1 Slovakian or SloYenlan 2 °1..M MIM<ables" •Ulhor 3 Spoken 4 Prima donne 5 Oal1h Vadef'1 '°" 8 Bo11lnggtN1 7 Roman clookl 8 LaUnder 0 Novelisl Zola 10 Clcefo't 11~ 13 Loelhe 114 Auction 20 "SIYet" author Levin 22 Htghes1 potnt 24 Snlgltl8I~. Friday, Morch 12, 1999 ••musc:IM 29 Scent 21 a. IOo food • 28 Ol<lahoma iowo 29J~ dsh 308Mr ~~ 34 Aflswef to ·meny&Mt 35~. 3e Galhef leaves 38 Had. ootd 41 Ranch Und 695 CARS/TRUCKS NA~SISUVS VW JETTA GL SD '91 Aulo.w,sunrool '7371'533367 $5888 ATLAS DODGE (714)$46-1934 JEEP Qfand CHEROKEE 'M below blue book Aid haldl- Llmlt1d VI, au10, 4•4, back. S3900 949-842·2940 1unrQOf, CO, prwn sound NEOH SPOftT SEDAM '91 SUBURBAN 14-¥• TON 4X4 VolklWlgtn Camper '71 Volktwlgen Ceblroltt 1915 621 LX "96 dlllel, Nttlo, tr-. cooler, White, rtbullt engine. One Convertible. tu. 5apd .. Aulo, NC (349547) $6695 .,._ Trailer tour pkg. u.tal Aulo, NC. (539474) $7588 grwy, 70tC ml, good condition SOUTH COAST AC URA BEST Of'FER MH15-tt30 (714)!7t-2500 $5200. firm. Tnwtl lralltr OWfMlf lot 21yrs. $2700 flrm. new. new llm & brllb CA SOUTii COAST ACURA aval1lbll. MM«-1~ Cal Ptul It 114-662-6132. '"'?? S2550 714-569--01!18 (714)fft.2SOO knaepr pelattng raldartlal faux (1nlshlng wood rr.storatfon matthcw 9.f9·54S.S481 lie. 740898 ORCO Pl UMHING • DllAIN CUANING 1.ou'S'Wln ~r.Oti. ...... ' iiTIIDDi . ~~tla..i•tipiln ·bddmd.l·c-ircW 548-07~9 - N\".'PT 1.il ~~:. l t:h)ri1 ld Ctr lndiv/Grp Help • All Levels ~ 949-548-5833 I * uPHOLSiaY I CI G UJIHOLSTERY SW. Mt CuatOM fwnlt\n, ~. llp COVWI, an- tiqUI rwpelr. 714"6U""'12 • \.. '\ '. ' '