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Home My WebLink About1999-03-16 - Orange Coast Pilot.. RVING THE NEWPORT -lv\f.SA COM'AUNffiES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, MAROI 16, J999 ontractor bajlds good .~ with the~ter group . . . Birtcher Construction Services of Costa Mesa offers cause. manage Balboa renovation project, possibly saving oup thousands of dollars. The news is a majQr step in the effort since the Balboa Performing Arts Theatre Foundation signed a Jong-term leas~ of the building with the city last year. is significant because it lends even more credibility to the reha- bilitation pro1ect. "" •Birtcher wanting to be a part of the project says a lot for what we've done and who we are,• she said. "It's like going on a trip and not knowing your way, and then getting the best tour director m the whole area.• JENIFER RAGLAND lkJtt,.. BALBOA PENINSULA ose scrambling for funds to store the historic Balboa The- er got some good news Monday hen a local construction compa- ny agreed to donate its services for management of the project. Costa Mesa-based Birtcher Construction Services, which has built movie theaters totaling more than 1,000 screens across the countl)', will lend its expertise and personnel to the Balboa Theater "We're Uuilled with it," said Bill Wren, a member of the foun- dation board of directors. "Birtch- er is one of the major theater builders in the countl)'. • The $1 million rehabilitation project includes making the old building earthquake safe and Dayna Pettit, foundation presi- dent, said Birtcher's involvement DON LEACH I DAl.Y PILOT Despite cold winds and clouds, a runner breezes hy on the Newport Pler as skies begin to clear after morning rain. " ' Winter takes_.a late swipe at region • Storm front dumps almost 1/5 of an inch of rain on area. GR.Ee RlsuNG lkJtt Pb NEWPORT BEACH-The start of spring may be a week away, but a strong storm front that passed through Orange County on Monday reminded restdents that winter ts lingering. Don't fetch your swimswts just yet. A storm that swept down the Pacific Coast from the Gull of Alaska brought whipping winds and chilly temperatures to the area early Monday morning. The storm dropped about .19 of an inch of rain in Newport Beach, according to the National Weather Service. The cold weather prompted resi- dents to bundle up with heavy jackets before the clouds parted about noon. •ttardly any rain all year, and I have to go out like I'm living in Aspen,• said Vir- ginia Adams, who was camped near the nonfiction section of a bookstore in Triangle Square. "It's been freezing. This weather isn't typical.• Adams is right. Alter last year's dousing by the weather phenomenon El Nilio, another system called La Ntiia is keeping areas such as Southern California relatively dry. The feminine sibling of El Niilo is limit- ing the amount of moisture into the atn10s- phere and keeping storm tracks farther north. While Southern Califonua ts enjoymg warm weather, places such as Seattle and Boston are getting pwnmeled by blustery conditions. "La Niila produces ocean waters much colder than those ol El Nmo, • said Mark Moede, a meteorologist for the Nabonal Weather Service. "Our predictions have held up so far. We are crossing our fingers it will stay the same.• Moede added the ram totals for most or Southern California a.re 3 inches below nor- mal for the year to date. Last March, the reservoirs were 100% above normal, he added. remodeling the entire interior. Birtcher will help with the process from the conceptual design phase all the way through cortstruction, with the foundabon paying for the hard costs, Wren s~d. A city building penrut for the seismic retrofit is expected to be issued this week. The renovation, however, ts not scheduled to start until next year. Wren said it is difficult to mea- sure the value of Birtcher's dona· ' tion, but said not having to hite a general contractor could make the project at least 15% cheaper. ·"The foundation would only be pa}ring for the sticks and stones,,. he said "I never anticipated any- thmg so great.• Butcher oUtcals could not be reached for comment before deadline Monday. Costa Mesa adds 2 softball fields to TeWmkle Park • The city will expand opportunities for the sport at TeWinkle while moving a baseball diamond to Llons Park. Eusr Gn COSTA MESA -A baseball field at TeWinkle Park will be moved to DaVlS held m Ltoris Park to make room for extra softball diamonds. The City Council voted 3-2, with counal members Joe Erick- son and Heather Somers votmg no, to move the baseball field to !...ions Park so that al least one 300-foot softball field could be put in at TeWinkle. Monday's vote reverses a dea- s1on the council made m Septem- ber to keep the basebdll diamond at TeWinkle. The counal had decided at that time to lengthen " two softball fields to 275 feet and to convert a soccer/utility field to 300 feet The dec1S1on was brought back for review by Council- woman Libby Cowan because consultants hired in November reported that it would not be pos- sible to keep the diamond and build a 300-foot softball field without encroaching on a track at DaVlS Elementary School Newport-Mesa Uruf1ed School District officials said they would be agreeable to the encroach- ment onto their property ll the oty agreed to build an all-weath- er track at Costa Mesa High School, which is next to Davis Elementary. That option would SEE FIELDS PAGE 4 Task force weighs in on h on ors classes • Group, meeting in private, ready to make grade- point and graduation requirement recommendations to school board. to recommend that mstead of the traditional class rank on a nwner- 1 1cal scale, wtth a valedlctonan NEWPORT-MESA -Possible and a salutatorian. schools identi- changes to high ~cho<:il gradua-ty the top 2°0 of each graduating tion requirements and the caJcu-class as "honored scholars.• lation of grade point averages Schools also would recognize have become so sertsibve that a the top 5°0 and 10° of each class, task force appointed by the Jacobson said school board barred members or The most hotly debated issue the public and the press from a facmg the comnuttee hclS been meeting Monday the we1ghtmg of honors classes. But the committee -made up The comnuttee probably will rec- of students, parents, teachers and ommend that honors classes pnnapals _ 15 ready to make a count for a half-point more than . regular clas es Advanced Place-hnal recommendation to the ment classes would continue to school board, perhap as early as count for a full point more than M~ch 23, said Tom Jacobson, regular cla ses. asSlStant supenntendent for sec-I "The reason for the change lS ondary education. - Committee members also plan SEE GRADES PAGE 4 INDEX ClASSIAED ......................... _,_,,,J COMM8fTAIY _,......._ ...... "-2 Latino leader didn•t forget his roots 'We w t som€thing goo o om e out of th1 ' POUCE FliS-·--·-2 PUIUC ROTICfS .. _. ____ 7 SPC>llS ................ ..-...-.... -.. ...5 THE VElOICT ..... • ........ ___ .,...3 WEATHER Roy Alvarado, founder and ditec- tor of Latinos/Costa Mesa, is credit- ed with being the first penon to emerge as a voice for the Latino community in Costa Mesa. Alvarado, who died in 1996, was quoted by the Daily Pilot In dle emty 1990s u saying, •1 be1l9ve once you g9t out of the bU'do. you ~ a*1moe*I and JO'& folvet Where yoU QIJD9 trca. Tbrougb ~ w. can iurviw waftblng ... • ......... --lhll •• ""= ... ..... ~ ... ........... .. ~----..., After 5 years, couple will speak openly about the ordeal of their daughter's murder ~ S haring the pain from the 106S of their child was diff1cull enough for Dennis and tone Huber. But five years after their ~3- yoar·old daught r, Derose, wu found deed In a freezer m Ari· zone. the coup&e wW speak open· ly about their tumWtuou5 ordeal and the emotionl they open· enced u a rMu1t of lt. Th HubM'I wUl be the fee· lured pcakers W dn day night at the Co ta M ruor Cent r. The pcakirig engagement 1~ part of a sort of events for Chri lian Leade.rship Week. Tho couple pl1'n to offer m in ight mto the crusade th y launch d when their daught r disappeared from th Corona d J Mar Fr way m 1991. Her car was left on th _1dc of th • road. It took another three~ before police found Dtm ' frot. n corpse an a cool 5tashed lnsld a rental truck. ~ wa th uncertainty Of a mllling child, th honor they fett when they w informed Oenile wu diacovered, and the satltfac- tloh ttom Melng her killer, JOhn ~.convicted Of murder. •wo w nt to hnre how w mad 1t through that ituation, • • lone Huber scud. ·w want ome· thing good to com out of this. If we can be ny cncourag ment to poopl who are goii\g through a hani ti.tn then we want to help.• Public: peaking may t:>ecome a new oull t for the Irvine coupl Dennis Huber bu talked about his daughter' death to two groups, lncludiog young men at Orange County Juvenile HAU. "I Introduced myMll ud my dftughtet, Dehlte, by lhowtng a picture of her,• be Mid. 111ben I tOld them What bAppmed to blr There wu cmnr'• lftlaae • The al . . . • 2 T~, Mc.di 16, J 999 11 0 U I community forum GAJNS A HEAR1WARMIHG CLASSIC This year's Toshiba Semor Classic didn't just entertain masses, it brought in $800,000 for the Hoag Hospi- tal Heart Institute. •Tue attention and community involvement the Toshiba Senior Classic brings to the heart instifUte caJl't be matched," said Vieky bister, ' Hoag's vice president of ambulatory and surgical ser- vices. It's also fun for the rest or the community. . . ON CHEATER PATROL Newport Harbor High's new Student Political Action Com- mittee is on a mission to end cheating on campus. •we want to force students to take responsibility for their actions," said junior Valerie Terrell. The teens this week will survey their schoolmates to find out how they define cheating. Then they plan to draft a cheating policy for the campus. LOSSES ... teachen and other one-time ex~. but they didn't e~ the figure to be a . whopping 5'.8 Jilillion. Dis- trict officials claim they won't be forced to cut programs o lay off employees, however .. They'll j ust have to de plete the district's general fund reserves beJ,ow the state- mandated 3%. •1t•s not like we're broke. but we w ent over budget, and that con- cerns me," said school board member Ji.m.0 ,ferryman.· It concerns us too. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Gary McCord hits an approach shot to the 16th hole thitt ended in a birdie, which won the Toshiba Senior Classic for 1999. DISTRICT IN THE RED Newport-Mesa school offi-. cials said they knew the bud- get would come up short since approving raises for EPA PROBES BANNtNG RANCH U there's been any illegal dumping of dredged and fill material into the degraded wetlands at the Banning Ranch site, the U.S. Environ- mental Protection Agency wants to know about it. The EPA was tipped off about a year ago that there may have been violations of the Clean Waler Act at the site and began investigating whether Banning Ranch landowners Aera Energy and Rancho Santiago Partnership may have known it. Taylor Woodrow Homes -which entered a partnership with the landowners -plans to build 1,750 homes, an inn and a reta.µ village on the mesa overlooking the wet- lands. COMMENTARY Changing class-ranking system is a good idea KARfS Ev~ I own kids?" is his lament. ----------------Come now' Breathe T here was turmoil in our farruly the other rughl. with everyone rwng the fact that Mom was climbing onto her high horse again. "Why, Mom? .. CouJdn t you Just duck?" I've ~n reading and e-chatting for most of a month about the way academic awards are decided at our Newport-Mesa high schools. I've thought for a long time a revamp of class rankmgs and resultmg designation of valedictonan and salutatonan was in order. 1 even started a revamp effort three years ago -after seeing the face of a "loser" who d come in so very close. the year our own son became valedJctonan -but the time wasn't right for the fight. I also knew mstinctively that vicious people would say, "She got hers. Now she wants to undo 1l for the rest.~ What can r say. except . looking back over the 10 years I've been involved at Harbor High, I've either known or known of every single student who became valedictorian or salutatorian. 1 also know the buzz about Uus spnng's reopients. Neat, nedl lads. all speak- ing well of public educat.lon However. problems have lurked witlun the ranlung system since Day Om>. Columnist Steve Srruth says fix the> system, don't trash 1t (Whats Up. "If school honors system stinks - slowly and deeply. If all along there'd only been a general honor such as magna cum laude for all the top achievers over the years -one of the sugges- tions being considered by a school board-appointed study committee on this topic -do you really think Karen Evarts the past 10 valedictorians would have given up the fight and said. #No valedictorian? I'm dropping outta here.• Do kids strive to achieve only because there's a chance of becoming top dog? You see, becoming valedictorian is nothing like winning the 100-yard sprint In that event there's a kind of purity: the stopwatch. Instead, becoming valedictorian is the result of four yea.rs of supreme scholarship (yeah!). wonderful sloggmg (yeah!), a bit of 1 teacher subjectivity (drat!), in lots of instances, oodles of parental pushing, plus. far too often, ' shenarugans: taking the easier teache~· dass, I sneaking in an extra class across the district. skipping art and music because the grades count for less, attacking teachers for giving the j borderline A to someone else. And what about ran.k;ing systems because of all the above. Columnist Smith thinks the top honors should absolutely be kept intact. To do other· WlSe would feed the furor that public educa- tion is going down the drain. He thinks a com- mittee would do a better job of selecting the valedictorian, for it might even look at a kid's community volunteering, things other than grades. I agree. But only if he and I could be tPe committee's benevolent dictators, and I'd I promise not to favor redheads, and he'd 1 promise not to count the soccer trophies. The truth is, a committee wouldn't find the ranlang and awarding of top honors any easi· er. Favoritism? Subjectivity? Bribeiy even? So here's another idea: What if the title ol vale- dictorian were unlinked with the best grades and went instead to the best class spokesper- son? 1bis student, from among the highest achieving, would be selected to give the farewell -the valedictory -speech. Then Smith's committee might prove useful. But why don't we wait and see what rec- ommendations the study committee comes up with? .. - U)' -.-.,;1•• ws ......... ;& alaiiltt .......... ,...,budpt ..... .... lalllil ...,, WbelMr It =:rr=e": .,.,..., ... .., far lbe .mm .... wbk:b ~ talked .......... ~. And DOW they wliiltwwwbefttJn the .... d 1100 iD'IHop fimD the tupapms of Newport BeeCb met C.mt4 Meia IO W8 • can fix tbe ldlodll dud Ibey am"t 8981~1118JM.198-I b8Beve there Is a quote iD here from Mike Plnil sa~ they are not in the banki,o.g bt..me-or In the inVestmant business. Well. I believe Pille is. if be iS one Of the ~ess ~·orb~J>e9Ple. That is bis ~. aDd if he is not in that btmnea, I tbiDk we SboWd get someone that is so the «tistdd dOesn~t have these problems year after year. And - maybe g4!ll some board mem- bers who tine some business background because obviously sooiething is being missed here -it keeps happening time and time again, ~y for board member Jbil ~to say this surprises tbem all. SAM ZODA Newport Beach Bludau headline quote was offensive l am very Offended by the use of the swear word in the headlme on the front page, wbeie it says, "City manager choice is 'just a danin Boy Soout'. (March 6). I know that is not the worst swear word, but it is worse than n~. aDd I am very offended by it And l lboUld certainly tb1n1c that tba BOy ScOuts woUld be o8mded also. JANET SHAW N~Beadl Daily Pilot 1bil ii a m••m an Joe PtMaWlo'I pe .. ng.'We must not foiget ~ ~ l)allggio WU our fdepd aDd ....,yer right bme at tbe r.1•• Sant.a Ana Army Air Bue~ World Warn. wbidi CJf course was in Cost.a MelL Aa a cadet myself, I have Often rad about him and the history of tbe base, as be both coeCbed aDd played ball with us so Jong ago. Yes. wherever Joltio' -'°8 w•. be added so much dall .to OUJ lives. Maybe soccer is league's answer I would like to respGa4 to Mary Bigelow's nmow-mmd- ed comment~ the lnteramerk:mMI IOCCS ~ (Readers~ •Don't allow InteramericaDa beck on the field.. Mai'di 9). Maybe if these young Latinos are allowed to focus tbell ~ on a soccer field, the gangs and violence in her ~bor hood will cease. IM'VID JAMES COAli.Mesa Skateboarders don't respect pro)>efty ~fix 1L don't trash 1t " Feb 27) He says getting nd of the title vale<IKtondn will dumb down the schools. give kids le"" to asp1Ie to. It would be giving m to sQme fom1 of rrusgwded sell· esteem movement. "Whdt C\hould I tell my the graduating class where a dozen or more have all tied in attammg the highest grade point average possible? How would you choose? East Coast school dJ.stricts and lrvme next door have revamped. even eluninated, class- I think there's a reason universities have kept the old magna, swnma ai!i cum laude traditions. awarding all eligible, not just the two top students. High schools are belatedly coming to understand this venerable tradition. We, too, should listen up and not equate good, reasoned change with •going down the tubes · • KAREN EVARTS is a Newport Beach resident and involved Newport Harbor High parent. . I reed ~ beedline on the Satwday ~about the teacher wbO sued the schOol district ( •Pormef teacher sues district,• March 6). I fail to see how someone who files a law- suit is 811 of a Slldden breaking news. Why is this a headline? lf they win or they lose, then maybe that is a headline. But just because somebody who's not tenured sues the school . district over some crackpot idea. I just don't understand why -of all the news that is . .. WRITE TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES PRESIDENT U.S. SENATORS Newport Place. Suite 420, New· 16552 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite Costa Mesa 92626, 432-5696. OTY OF COSTA MESA 8111 Clinton, ID). The White •Barbara Boxer. (0). 112 Hart port Beach 92660, (714) 756· 220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180. Chancellor: William M. Vega Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair House. lfiOO Pennsylvania Ave Senate Building, Suite 112, 2244; or 2402 Raybwn Building, Board: Walter H<>Wald, Sherry Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223. Washington, D C. 20500 Hot-Washington. D.C., 20510, {202) Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) ORANGE COUNTY BOARD Baum. Paul Berger, Armando Mayor: Gary Monahan Lmc 16 a m to 2 pm ) (202) 45fl 224-355_3; or 2250 E. Imperial 225-5611 . (Represents most of OF SUPERVISORS Ruiz and Jerry Patterson. Council: Joe Erickson, Heathe r 1111 Highway, Suite 545, El Segundo Newport Beach.) Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Somers, Ubby Cowan and Llnda 90245, (310) 414-5700 .. • Dana Roh.rabacher, (R), 45th Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701. NEWPORT-MESA UNIF1ED Dixon. VICE PRESIDENT • Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart · District, 101 Main St., Suite JC, • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa SCHOOL DISTRICT Al Gore. (D), The Capitol Build-Building, Washington, D.C., Huntington Beach 92648, (714) Mesa), 634-3220. District Office: 2965-A Bear St., OTY OF NEWPORT BEACH mg, Suite 212. Washington, 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 960-6483; or 1027 Longworth • Thomas Wilson, 5th District Costa Mesa 9262°6, 424-5000. Newport Beach Qty Hall, 3300 DC , 20500 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Building, Waslungton, D.C., (202) (Newport Beach, Santa Ana Superintendent: Robert Barbot Newport Blvd., 92663. 644-3309. Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-225-2415. (Represents Costa Heights), 834-3550. Mayor: Dennis O'Neil GOVERNOR 7300 Mesa and West Newport Beach). Board: Dana Black, Judy Franco, Council: Gary Adams, Jan Gray Davis, (DJ, State Capitol. COAST COMMUNrrY Jim Ferryman, Martha Fluor, Debay, Nonna Glover, Tod Sacramento 95614, (916) 445· HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STATE SENATE COLLEGE DISTRICT Wendy Leece, Serene Stokes and Ridgeway, John Noyes and Tout 2641. •Chris Cox, (R), 47th District, 1 Ross Johnson (R), 35tb District. District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., David Brooks. Thomson. 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Thi N"1 Mlf'Chl. lllll''JCOllwt. Diiiy P1tot. P.O. loil 1560. c.ost. va '"'6dlnt. Gt:Nr•...., It 12•11 ltnOCJ by .... • 1t111-....: A_,... phone, campect dllC:a Md car....., wt1 Mt It 6:01 p.m. CHlf rtNinClll Offltit' Mesa, CA 92626. Cop)trlght' NO ., ..... ot ,.,... ....... the ~ .,......,. Mlfth USO~ stoliin during thl ....... of Mlrch tJ. • r I I Doily Pilot Tuesday, Morch 16, 1999 3 Wealthy junkman was a friend who no oruf really knew y triend Alex Oser was a junkman with a large junkyard on Junkyard ow on Alameda Street in Los geles. He was a very success- junkman, a millionaire many · es over. He was also a very ucky junk:man. At the end of World War n, the nited States found itself bur- enecl with thousands and thou- ands of military aircraft that had, ost overnight, become obso- ete, So Oser leased a big hunk of on.a desert and bought bun- , perhaps thousands, of ose military planes and stuck em on his desert land. From time to time, he would aul some of them down to bis unkyard on Alameda Street, here he had a large forge. He ould stick bearings from the 'tary aircraft into the forge, elt the bearings down and .THE VERDICT robert gordner accumulate the platinum in those bearings in tidy stacks of ingots, each worth a bundle. So far, so good. Oser was making money. Then came the Korean War. an entirely unexpected tum of events. Suddenly, the govern- ment wanted 50me of those planes back, particularly the P-51 fighter planes. Now it just so happened that Oser had bought lots and lots of P-51s for practi- cally nothing. Now he sold them back to the government for·lots of money. As [ said, Oser was lucky in addition to being smart. Shortly after the end of World War n. Oser moved to Newport Beach. He bought a big water- front home on Lido Isle. Then he oougbt the house next door for his old friend and business asso- ciate Sparky McBride. Oser loved to fish. Rather, Oser loved to catch fish. U be wasn't actually catching fish, he was not particularly happy. To fish, he bad a converted PT boat. Unfortunate- ly, it was too big to fit into the slip olestation case goes to jury Prosecutor says Jcµnes Crummel goes 'for kids who e in trouble,' while defense attorney said alleged · cti.m concocted his story. GREG RlsuNc lkJ1of Ph SANTA ANA -Stabng that a ormer Newport Beach resident as a history of preying on oung boys for sexual gratifica- . on, a prosecutor concluded his se against the convicted child olester Monday. A jury began deliberating late the afternoon whether 55- ear-old James Lee Crummel ommitted 10 felony counts of orcible oral copulation and odomy on a t 6-yeaI-old boy in a ewport Crest condominium. Crummel shared the home 'th Dr, Burnell Gordon Forgey, 81-year-old psychiatrist who o faces si.Inilar charges and ill stand trial in the next few onths. Deputy District Attorney Ted umett said Crummel never has eviated from his perverse -. UP TO behavior since he was convicted of child molestation in 1962 in Missouri. Crummel has fine- tuned his art of seduction over the last 30 years by luring young boys who appear to be vulnera- ble into trusting him, Burnett added. "He's refined his techniques to reduce his chances of being ca.ught," Burnett said. •He knows what to look for and what kind of kid to target. He's going for kids who are in trouble.• One of those teenage boys was Jason J ., who said he was molested on -Geveral occasions at Forgey's condom.injum between December 1994 and May. 1995. Crummel's attorney, Robert Chatterton, said the alleged vic- tim concocted the series of molestations. Jason J. made up the story in order to file a civil suit against Crummel once be learned more about bis past con- •He's refined his techniques to reduce his chances of being caught. He knows who1 to look for and what kind of kid to target. He's going for kids who are ri troulile." Ted Burnett Deputy District Attorney victions, Chatt e rton said. He pointed to the fact that Jason J. rep ea tedl y said he was attending Estancia High School when school records indi- cated he wasn't enro ll ed there. "He lied about being a student at Estancia," Chatterton said. "He made himself avail- able for sexual trips? It didn't happen." ~ Crummel could be sentenced to more than 100 years in state prison. He is serving a 10-year sen- tence in San Bernardino County for molesting a 15-year-old boy m Big Bear City in 1987. I I ''MARCH M·ADNEss•• ALL MERCHANDISE FROM OUR OWN STORES GARYS NEWPORT HACH GARYS ~ .. ~,..., All Name Brands At . Discount Prices! next to the pier in front of Oser's new bayf:tont home. So Oser decided be needed a boat to tie up next to his new pier. He drove to Mariner's Mile and entered the first yacht bro- ker's showroom available. Now, Oser was not particularly prepos· sessing. Short, squat, overweight, be had a head as round as a can- nonball set between two beefy shoulders without any chs-· cemible neck. That day, as usual when around the house, he wore a rumpled sweat shirt and baggy slacks. The salesman on duty at that particular Y!!cht broker stu- diously ignored-Oser. Oser looked at the vanous yachts m the showroom. The salesman continued to ignore lu.m. Oser went next door. 11us happened to be the Chris-Craft showroom. The salesman wel- corned Oser. Oser pointed to a 35-foot cabin cruiser on the showroom floor. "You got two of these?" he asked the salesman. The salesman said they did. O~er said be would take boVt of them on condition they be hauled across the property next door that housed the snooty salesman. Oser bad to lead the parade. The Chns-Craft sales- man agreed. and the sale and parade went th.rough. Result. Oser bad two cabin cruisers, and the snooty salesman had egg dll over his face. Oser was very closemouthed about hts past. The only lunt that it was not a bed of roses came when I observed that, wtule he constantly surrounded himself and guests with food and dnnk, there was never any mayonndJSe J asked Esther, his wife She con- fided that when Oser WdS a child he had to eat out of garbage ~ in New York. He ate some sP<>ued mayonmuse and almost died Clearly, Oser was not born .with a stlver spoon m bis mouth. Oser was a good friend, kind, thoughtful, generous, but I am clfraid J never really knew hlm. l associated with rum for 15 or 20 yed!S I fished with him, hunted with him -he had an enormous duck preserve in northern Neva- da -but I never really knew the man. To borrow a phrase from Winston Churchill, he was a "nd- dle wrapped m a mystery lnSlde an erugmd.· • ROBERT GAltDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and former Judge. His col· umn runs Tuesdays Newport seeks comments on skateboard parks at special meeting • Outcome will help decide whether to move forward with plans. JENIFER RAGLAND NEWPORT BEACH -City officials are considering jumping on the skateboard park wave that is rushing through Southern California, but they first want to see what the community thinks of the idea. That is the motivation behind a special community meeting at 7 p.m. today in the Newport Shores Clubhouse, 511 Canal St. · Strong feelings abound on Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the Daily Pilot · CLASSIFIEDS ArlWotlc ~ both sides of the issue, with skateboarders and their parents saying a park is desperately needed and many homeowners fe~g it will be a nuisance. 'Tonight's meeting will focus on a P.QSSible skateboard course within West Newport Park, one of four locations identified in a feasibility study completed by Purkis-Rose Landscape Arclu- tecture. The others are Grant Howald Park in Corona del Mar, Lincoln Athletic Center and Peninsula Point Park in Balboa. According to the study, West Newport Park, at the comer of West Coast ffighway and Prospect Avenue, could accom- modate a 6,800-square-foot skateboard park by eliminating two handball courts and some grass a.rep. It would cost about $167 ,000 to build. 'The existing parking lot should be enough to handle the increased need, the study said, es~y because the bulk of the park's users would be local children who would skate from then homes. The public outreach forum ts the second phase of the commis- sion's exploration of the need lor· skate {>Mks in the city. U the response is posltive, the parks could move from the con- ceptual stage to the planning phase. WH EN PINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUll ~EHU: FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHIU SIZE CHILI CHEESE O~Elmt Cock101ls Pllone Alleod tor fooa To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7626 Help keep our city clean! 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A complete listing of Around Town can be found It daHYPllot.ciom TODAY Kids can have Enchanted Gard n Photos taken from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Thursday in the English Garden in Carousel Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 435-2000. A free stmlnar titled Feng Sbui Your Way will be presented by Sandi Miller from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . in the Patio Cale at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. For more information. call (800) 595-6667. · WEDNESDAY To celebrate St. Patric.k's Day, Alicia's Flowers of Newport Beach will give green carnations to the first 200 customers at 7:30 a .m. at Diedrich's Coffee. 474 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more infonnatJon, call (949) 833-18f33. Costa Mesa's Glrl Scout Council .. . AIOUID IOWI or Orange County will present its fourth Women of Distinction Lun- cheon from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Irvine Marriott, 1800 Von Kar- man A.ve., Irvine. Proceeds will benefit the GW Scout program in Orange County. Admission is $65 for nonmembers and $45 for members. For more inlormation, call(714)979-7900, ext.397. A free noon program on estate planning will be presented at the Newport Bea.ch Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion. call (949) 717-3801. A free seminar tlUed Alternative Choices in Menopause Manage- ment ... will be presented by nutri- tional consultant Priscilla Cordray from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cale at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations are required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. Dennis and lone Huber, the par- ents of Deri.ise Huber, will present "Grace Through the l'rials" at 7 :30 p.m. at the Co~a.~e_,sa Senior Center, 695 W. 1~ ,St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 728-0711. 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Love COflllNUID flOM 1 ................... ... o1._.,.... ...... 'ea. Pie ~ to aove Oft wttb tb8ir UV..~ that.,.. t.1ib In God and;IUpAl;Wt fJOm friend.I pulled them tbi:ougb the Old8lll. •Jt alwen 1eemect like whim we were at ow: 1oW9lt poln.ts, thent wu someone there,• Ione Huber said. •Whether it was a phone call · or someone atoppi.hg bf the house, there was help.• is Not All" will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Llbrary's Friends Meeting Room, 'I 1000 Avocado Ave. For more infor- mation, call (949) 717-3801. + WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Wed~ + WHIREl Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th "The Fight ~ga.lnst Bone Loss" will be presented at 7 p.m. at the Hoag Health Center of Costa Mesa, 1190 Balcer St. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 668-2550. St. + PHONE: (949) 728.()711 . 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Lemon Parsley Butter $8.95 Above llems Include Soup or Salad with Vegetables l!t Garlic Bread Hot Corned Beef Sandwlcfl on Rye with Coleslaw $5.75 1695 Irvine Ave • Costa Mesa· - (949) 646-7944 Lunch Sf!rved Mon -l'Yt 11 :30-2:30 Dinner served Mon -sat from 5:~- • FIELDS CONTINUED FROM 1 have added $310,000 to a budget of St million. Davis Elementary parent Deb- bie England spoke Monday in opposition to the potential loss of the track, saying it 1s used daily by children at the school A few softball players spoke in favor of moving the baseball dia- mond to make room for softball. •we definitely need more fields,• Fred Loya said. •I kno'Y every seuon we're turning away teams.• . With only three softball fields in the city, there isn't enough playing space. Softball teams . play at Davis field in. Lions Park and two softball fields at TeWin- kle. With the redesigri, there will be four softball fields at TeWinkle and a baseball diamond in Lions Park. Having one 300-foot softball field will allow more competitive play for advanced players, said Rand Foster, who manages a league in Costa Mesa. "I have three players on my team ... alone who hit [balls) out GRADES CONTINUED FROM 1 there has been a lot of competition going on to be the No. 1 student in the class,• Jacob.son said last week. ·1rs gotten to the point where students are being manipu- lative, taking courses just for the grades." For the purposes of computing the all-important grade point aver- age, grades earned in regular courses will continue to count four points for an A, three for a B, two for a C, and one point for a 0. Grades earned in Advanced Place- ment courses will continue to count five points for an A, four for a B. three for a C, and one for a D. mresponsetoparentconcems that Newport-Mesa students were at a disadvantage when competing for college admission with students from schools that more heavily Doily Pilot of Davis," F~ter said. And that's when they play with a •mush ball,• he added. He also said be looked forward to having all the softball diamonds in one area. Somers opposed the move of the baseball diamond to Llon.s Park and said she didn't think the field at Davis could accommodate baseball. "lt softballs are being hit 300- feet, then hardballs are beng rut much farther than that,• she said. Davis field was used initially as a baseball diamond before it was converted In the 1980s, salt! Keith Van Holt, community services dJrector. There were also concerns about the ability to enlarge the. field at Lions Park because of a restroom facility and some large trees. Converting the softball dia- mond back into a baseball dia- mond will cost an estimated $8,000. Mayor Gary Monahan said the Davis field baseball diamond might not have the same dimen- sions as the one at TeWmkle Park, but the public would gain better amenities such as stadium seating and newer restrooms. weight honors classes, the boa.rd voted last year to make honors grades count the same as Advanced Placement grades. After the ensuing controversy, board members created the com- mittee to study the issue, Jacobson said. Final details of the methods used to compute the grade-point averages are still being worked out, Jacobson said. After it settles the grade-point issue. the committee will move on to discuss graduation require- ments. .Already, conunittee members have come to a consensus that graduation requirements must be rai<;ed from 220 units to 230 units . Jacobson said. The group also is talking about adding a third year of math, a community service requirement and a technology requirement. The group will con- tinue to meet throughout the spring MUNICIPAL BONDS ONE OF ·• calif<>rnfa's leading underwriters •New offerings available •AAA Bonds • Non Rated Bonds SU'I'RO&CQ lnvestmml Preft:ssionals Sina 1858 Private Client Group 1b Set an Appointment, Please Call ... LANTZ E. BELL Branch Manager 610 Newport cmter Dn·ve, Suite 900 Newport Beach, Ci 92660 (949) 720-8901 Jbell@sutro.com Twiligh~ Dining ,~Waterfront Entreesfrom $6.95 Homemade Pasta -Fresh Seafood Veal Specialties For Reservations: "' 290 days. Tuesday, March 16, l 999 • Sports Editor Roger Corison • 949~7 4-4223 GET READY FOR · THE. DINERS CLUB MATCHES Pelican Hill to showcase ·. itself to the country on • t ABC in December. Rtoww DuNN ~Pb , NEWPORT COAST -In its .maugural effort to join the nation- ~ television spoWght. Pelican Hill :Golf Qub will host the 1999 Din- iers Club Matches in December, event organizers announced ~onday. As reported in Saturday's Daily •Pilot, the made-for-television ·event will be the first professional golf tournament staged at Pelican .Hill, which opened in November 1991. After a one-year absence, the S,1.2 million Diners Club Matches 'will return to golf's postseason and feature 24 players, with the PGA, LPGA and Senior PGA tours each providing four two- player teams. . The two-day event, to be tele- vised Dec. 11-12 by ABC Sports, is operated by Jack Nicklaus Pro- ductions, Inc., which created the Diners Club Matches in 1994 under Terry Jastrow, a winner of seven Emmy Awards who has produced and directed some of the most popular events in golf, including the re-launch of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. The fofJllft.t is four-ball match play and $220,000 will be award- ed to each of the three winning teams, Wayne Wbite, Director of Tournament Business Affairs for the PGA Tour, said Monday. The Irvine Company, which owns the two Tom Fazio- designed coW"Ses, and Jack Nick- laus Productions have been in negotiations for several months and finalized the deal Friday. "We're very excited about hav- lng the tournament .... --•--• President of Jack Nick· come to Pelican Hill, laus Productions. "Pair- and we feel like this is a ,..11..., .W ing some of golf's will-win situation for ... , greatest with the spec- everyone, • said Rob ... ....... tacular environment Ford, Pelican Hill Direc-_ ,.. that Pelican Hill and tor of Golf. MJt gives us .. ,.. • ., Newport Beach bas to ,the opportunity to show-............... , offer will bring light to case one of the most -• • an otherwise hidden spectacular golf courses ...... i. gem.· to the rest of the coun-•WM.• Defending champi- try. • ' # ons of the Diners Club The Diners Club Matches earn automat- event, last played in ... Pard ic entry into the event, December 1997 at ~ Pellain Hiii which means Gil Mor- West (Nicklaus Course) Dlr9C1or C1f Golf gan and Jay Sigel from in La Quinta, is the sec-the Senior PGA Tour, ond major golf tourna-Jeff Maggert and Steve ment to come to the Newport &lkington of the PGA Tour, and area. The Toshiba Senior Classic Dottie Pepper and Juli Inkster of on the Senior PGA Tour has been the LPGA Tour are expected to played at Newport Beach Coun-play. try Club since 1996. Maggert is the PGA Tour's MBringing the Diners Club leading money winner, having Matches to Pelican Hill is a win-captured the Anderson Consult- ning combination,• said Jastrow, ing Match Play title at La Costa. HONORS ·:Presenting the Daily Pilot's 1999 high school boys basketball · • Newport Harbor's Jameson, a three-time All-Newport-Mesa District performer, is Player of the Year. BARRY FAULKNER .N ewport Harbor High #-senior Matt Jameson : transformed his : body as well as his game -and, in a sense, the expectati_ons of an entire program -with four years of relentless dedication. The boys basketball standout continues to reap the dividends by being recognized as Player of the Year on the Daily Pilot's All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team. Jameson, a four-year varsity starter for the Sailors, makes his third appearance on the Dream Team, which this season comprised by an elite eight. He is joined by • repeaters Dennis Alshuler of Corona del Mar and Dustin WmgworthofNewport : Harbor, as well as five • first-time honorees. Newport Harbor seniors -Alan Limon and Gary Robinson, Estancia senior Brett Valbuena, as well as Corona del Mar juniors Kevin . Hansen and Alec Hanson .. round out the selections, which include Coach of the Year Lany Hirst from Newport Harbor. A 6-foot-f point guard, whose desire to improve drew him to the weight room, as well as the gym, Jameson averaged 16.2 points to help lead th&'rars to a school record-tying 24 wins in 30 games. In a distinguished 100-game varsity career, he scored 1,301 points and contributed to 61 victories. Included among those wins were two CIP Southern Section Division ll-AA playoff ' triumphs this season, as many playoff wins as any team in the program's 69-season history. As a senior, he also averaged 6.6 assbts, 5.5 rebounds and 2.6 st0415. He shot 49% from the field, 79% from the foul line, 41 % from three-point range lllUl his assist-turnover raticfwu better than 4-1. •He's just a Unique kld ln th.ii day and ~e of instant everything,• Hirit Mid. •Jt started u a frelhman and I aon't think people realize tho ....,unt of tUne and effort Matt put lnto bil athletic &reef. not just belketball. U. wa very involved ln ~btlitting with both me Pd. (vOneyball coach De.n t:ilan) and be bad a · ti..-doUI delire to bec:oine .,. .,... point guard and ...... bitter be could be. .ll.IS™ WAAAEN I ON..Y Pl.OT 1be Dany Pilot's Dream Team for 1918-99 prep basketball: Back row, ftom left • Corona del Mar's Kevin Hansen, Newport Hubor'• Alan Umon, Player of the Year Matt Jameson of Newport Harbor, corona del Mu'• Denals Alalluler, Newport Harbor's Gary Roblnlon. Front row, from left. Harbor's DUsUn Ollngworth. Estancia'• Brett Valbuena and Corona del Mu's Alec Hanson. Kids like Matt don't come around very often.• CdM Coach Paul Orris has lavished similar praise on Alshuler, a 6-foot·5 swing man who was the heart and soul of the Sea Kings trek to the Southern Section Division lll·A title gaine. AlsbWei averaged 12.9 pOlntl and ne8rly niDe ntbOundl, wblle allo typlOally drawing the moet ~ defmstve ~t ln hill third vanity Qunpalgn. ·r4 go to war with (AllhWer) any time.• On1I Mid after tb9 s.. = 45-40 loll tO mp ~ Qwnlnede In .. section championship game at the Anowhead Pond Marth 6. Alahuler has also earned all-dlstrlct recognition in football and volleybi!lll and is a two-time All·CIF choice lri the latter. Dllngwortb, a 6·3 ftOntcou.rt performer who UHi qUlckness and uploiivenea to eoftlilteDUy achieve pott-up 1ua:ea againlt teller defenders, av•eged 1•.? ~ti and 5.7 ntbOundl tor the Sallorl. The =-.er varllty veteran at liUt 19 po4hta In tight ... and~. ~high 25 &wa. in name~ Wini OM Ctnyan UKI .gton Beech. He shot an astounding 67% from the field (182 for 273) to rank among the Orange County leaders. Umon, a 6..J forward, was an effective defensive weapon for Hirst. and 8.11<> uceUed 111 the transition game, whldl Haroor' hala9*ing man-to.:man pressure often created. He averaged 8.5 points and 2.5 alliltl and be netted 30 thfee.pOlfttera. The th.ree·yeu vanity performer will0 •pt hll athleddlm to volleyball thil ~. Roblntali, ·i 4.1 !a\aard, aaaificed ~ n\iinberl to In the . past, the Diners Club Matches featured 48 players and a $2.1 million purse, but the hew arrange- ment has been cut in half. •1t you ·creak it down on a pet-GU Morgan player basis, though, they're actually playing for more money,• White said from PGA Tour headquarters m Flori- da. . The Diners Club event is an unofficial tournament. Earrungs are not counted as part of the players' rankings on their respec- tive money lists, White said. Pelican Hill, a high-end daily fee resort course, has been con- sidered an ideal location for a major golf event since the open- ing of the Ocean Course in November 199L -Pelican Hill opened The Links Course in November 1993 . Peli.can Hill officials had Jay Sigel discussions in the mid-1990s with the PGA Tour about bringing an event to its course, but theyielt the course was not mature enough to host an event. Jastrow 10 his career has ~ produced gol( events such as the Wendy's Three Tour Challenge. He duected ABC's coverage Qf the U.S. Open, British Open lfttl! PGA Championships from 1975 to 1996. The player commibnent dead~ line IS Oct. 15. CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ROY • Grand Slam record-holder will forever be one of the all-time greats in the world of tennis; RJOWU> Dll1'iN ~Pb W:en Roy Emerson M was setting the ennis world on fire, there were no multi-mtlllon dollar endorsement deals or six-figure paychecks for winrung tournaments. What Emerson accomplished 35 years ago, winning three of four Grand Slam men's singles titles, would today be worth close to $2 million in earnings. "It was all amateur tennis (before 1968), • En!eifon said. #It wasn't fruitful then. We weren't playing for any money. just trophies. They weren't giving away a half-million dollars (or more) for prize money like today. We'd get a little cup or something, and that's about it.. Emerson, the all-b.me champion of Grand Slams with 12 singles titles, was part of the original group that helped tenru.s become •0pen• in 1968, after signing his first professional contract at age 32 with promoter George McCall of the National Tennis League. But at Emerson's age, he wasn't exactly headed for the top. He'd already been there. During a span from 1959 to 1967, the unflinching Emerson was a prized member of the Australian Davis Cup team, winning a remarkable 36 of 40 matches while leading Aussie Captain Harry Hopman's squad to eight Davis Cup championships, the most won by any player in Davis Cup history. Emerson. a Newport Beach resident who was enshrined mto the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1982, will alway be considered •Mr. Grand Slam: In addition to his dozen singl title, Emerson captured 16 Grand Slam doubtes tiU . No one has ever come cl to challenging the famed Aus- tralian's reco.rd ot Grand Slams, until Pete Sampras won the 1998 WunbleOon championship for his 11th Grand Slam aingl till •Nobody bas really ever womed about (the record) before,• Emerson AJd. •tn the last 30 yeais, no one brought it up. It's just been over the last (couple of years), jti)('e Pete ha started to get dole t. It.• Emerson. wbO Nied th courts With a inlgbty badthend. WU railed by .Hopman to focus bis mind oo the game and ignore lhowmanlhip,. petwft ~ by Samprai. Some ... and 1llectie memben would MM to tee more animation from ~on the COW'l. but not emenon. I Roy Emerson ·1 don't buy mto (Sampras) not being a performer,• Emerson said. •He's a tennis player and he should not be trymg to be anybody else He's great for tournament directors, because he gives 100% when he enters a tournament and be conducts himself great. What more could the public be lookmg for? It's bis tennis ability -not his acting qualities -that matters. •(A player) should go into the movies or go to Sea World if he wants to perform.• Emerson, an advocate of doubles, captured the Australian Open SUlgles title every year from 1961 to '67 -except in 1962 He w•n the U.S. Open in 1961 and '64; seized the French Open in 1963 and '67; and was victorious at Wunbledon in 1964 and '65 . But perhaps even more _ phE nomenal was the fact that Emerson won six straight French Open doubl titl in the 1960$ with five different partners. A member of the Dally Pilot Sports Hall of Fa.me to celebrate the millenwum, Em non remams the onlr player to win sing ond doubl tiU at all fow Grand Slo.mS. • 1 tbii1.k anyone who enters a tournament Should play tingles and doubl , • d Emerson. Who remain in tennis tbrCNgb Grand Slam~~ conducdng corpoqte outingi and diNCI with Neb not.ea.. Ke Rolew.U. Pred ~end Clift D(Y1dele. ~ lboUkt make it. na1' then m.Ybe the men's.__ ~w01~---itmpoi1Ml. D...._ ._tom. bage~-.... tt'lnot •bUglflllt ..._.al dae10P, WW Jll'r' •ut:!u • 6 Tuesday, t-1.orch 16, 1999 CONTINUED FROM 5 pluq whdtever role the Tars needt>d m tus ftrSl season as a h.ttl-trme stctrter. He averaged 8.2 pomt<t 3.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists and .!.b steals and led the team with 4 l three-pointers. In add1t1on, he WdS d relentless de[c>nder and tus vocal presence aC(t•ntudted Jameson's more subtlP ledde rstup style. \nlbuena was, at tunes, a onP llldn offense for the Eagles, who lr<>quenUy relied on him to crealt• hi~ own shot when the clipbonrd dldgrarns broke down undPr clefens1vc pressure from the uppos1llon. A o-3 slasher, who also made d eft>n-.e'i pay with a soft jumper whwh extended to 15 feet, Valbuena averdged a distml-leadmg 17.4 pomts. His marudcal maneuvering th.rough the ldne led to a senes of tughllght-reel conversions and he cdughl hre for 39 points to spedrhedd a n overt.une victory ove1 I loover of Glendale in the Cod ... t C hnstmds Classic dt Est<1nc1d Thr li-3 Hansen averaged 10 b points and either earned or shdrPcl team-high sconng honors 10 tune., in 30 games, mcludrng the lmctl two contests ~idnsen's postseason surge prompted Om s to predict big things lrom him as a seruor. He also blossomed dS a re bounder and wr.Jl hkely shift more toward the lrontcourt ne xt season, par- ticularly with the loss of several sizable seruors from ttus year's 18-12 squad Hanson, a n unsung 6-0 catalyst whose value magnified whe n he assumed full -tune point guard duties in the postseason, ave raged 7 .9 points \.\hen d seruor teammate becdme me !Jg1ble a fte r the regular sedson, Hanson became the tngger man of the Sea King offense and erupted for 23 points in d f1tst-round CIF D1V1S1on Ul -A pldyoff wm a t Banning. He c1vc>raged 14 7 points in four po~ts1•<Json CJdmes c1.0d should be closer to that number next Winlt•r J lctns<'n and l lanson, best friends who are Jokingly referred to as lhC' I lans(eo)n Brothers, will be ~rflmhcan t contnb ulors to Corona del Md.r's defendmg ClF Southern Section D1v1s1on III champion voUE>yball team ttus spnnn •McCord, meanwhile, got some tips on the golf course from an insider before winning it all. R.IOIARD DUNN ~"'11 NEWPORT BEACH -Between raindrops, Toshiba Senior Classic V was a booming success from beginning to end -on and-off the course. ·we had no problems all week, except the weather OJ\ Thursday (morning during the pro-am),• tournament director Jeff Purser said. "You can't control the weather or the competition on the goU course Friday through Sunday, but everything else you have control of. "You work hard year-round to put on a quality tournament, and it's a real good feeling when it comes off without a hitch. We can't be anything but pleased. • The Senior PGA Tour event, which raised $800,000 for the Hoag Hospital Foundation, Jeatured another dynamic final round as Gary McCord, playing on a sponsor's exemption and making his season debut' on the tour, won a four-man playoff that lasted five holes. Last year, Hale Irwin shot a course-record 62 in the final ro und with the help of a bunker rake on 17 that stopped tus ball from rolling in the water, and two years ago.Bob Murphy defeated Jay Sigel in a then-record nine-hole playoff with an 80-foot birdie putt on 17. In Sunday's final round, McCord drained a four-foot birdie putt on 16 to beat John Jacobs on the 23rd hole of the day. Allen Doyle and Al Ge1berger were eliminated on the first playoff hole when Jacobs chipped in for eagle from 90 feet. As the gallery erupted, Jacobs danced around like a ballerina, then did his best Chi Chi Rodriguez unitation, then tumbled over backward. Jacobs figured he'd won, but McCord. the only player in the foursome to reach the 18th green in two, sank a dramatic 18-foot eagle putt to extend the playoff. Even if tournament offioals could control the competition, nobody could've dreamed TODAY •Baseball College -Southern California College at San francisco State, doubleheader at noon. Community college -Orange Coast at Golden West, 2 p.m. High school • Los Amigos vs. Costa Mesa, at TeWinkle Park, 7 p.m •Tennis Five years ago this week ... Sports Doily Pilot anything so theatrical. •McCord, who won $180,000 and is the filth different Toshiba wmner in five years, was given the grand tour of Newport Beach Country Club by Newport resident Danny Bibb, who grew up on the course. Bibb reportedly had lunch with McCord before the tournament and went over each bole, telling McCord where to hit h1s drives, what holes to lay up on and what side of the greens to come in on. Bibb, a Big Canyon Country C lub member who once held the course record belore Tiger Woods shattered the mark in 1996 before turning pro, owns 11 club championships -six at Big Canyon, hve at Newport Beach. Bibb either owns or shares the most career titles at both clubs. Bibb is the Newport-Mesa golf community's all-time club SCHEDULE College men • Southern California College at San Francisco State, 2 p.m. Community college men -Golden West at Orange Coast. 2 p.m. High school boys -Trabuco Hills at Newport Harbor, 3 p.'m.; Edison at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m. champion. • Should be interesting if McCord, the lead television color analyst for CBS golf telecasts. plays in the Ameritech Senior Open in July at Long Grove, m., the only Senior PGA Tour event televised by CBS. • Saturday after George Archer hit onto the 16th green, his caddie walked over to the nearby cQrporate hospitality tent to quiet down tb~ rl)ucous fans who were eadng and drinking and paying no attention to the tournament. The party was only about 20 feet from the flag. Archer's · caddie walked off the green, under the ropes c1.0d into the bar area, before announcing to the crowd: "Hey, these guys are trying to play gom • Dead silence followed. The sound of a bartender dropping ice into a cup was the only noise thereafter -until Archer moved on to the 17th tee. • Goff High school boys -Aliso Niguel vs. MAILIAI Cd.Ms new all-weather track a monument to a counterpoint on essay: • Reader responds to I sports essciy article. Sports Editor Recently the Daily Pilot published a prize-winning sports ethics essay by a high school student who was miffed that her coach would only allow the very best athletes to row for the crew team; and that average athletes had no chance to compete. She thought coaches should let everyone play. Coach Bill Sumner's emotional comments at last Thursday's ceremony to open the new all-weather track at Corona del Mar High School were a perf ecl counterpoint to the young lady's complaint, but his message to her and all athletes like her did not make the paper. Coach Sumner was only heard by a few dozen loyal parents, the track team. a couple of dedicated educators and the selfless fund raisers who he lped MCoach" tum his long nurtured vision of a new track into realtty. His message was sunple and It choked him to deliver it: •Never listen to people who tell you something can't be done; listen only to those who know how to get things done." The furthest thing from our coach's mind was building a track to enhance his professional reputation. Certainly it does that. The track is the finest in the county and getting it built was one heck of an accomplishment. It is a pure symbol of how a community can accomplish wonders under the leadet$hip of one d~termined individual. And it is. a leadership seed that is now permanently planted in '. • the minds of the track and cross country team members who gathered around their coach to cut the ribbon ('Thursday). That picture did make the paper and it should hang permanently on the school house walls and in the City Council chamber. Leadership is best taught by example and in a world which seems short of good examples, we dare not ignore the best ones when they happen. " Coach Sumner and his quietly effective faculty assistant, Coach Bill Pascual, in reaching thei{ 1. goal of having a track team that., matches the participatory successr of their cross country teams. "' •J I Sumner and Pascual, two ., ',: • committed Vietnam veterans, admit over one hundred stUaentS of all abilities every fall to thmj cross country program. It is = j of the most successful progr , in the state and ev~ry runner-Ur • not only allowed, but ~ .A encouraged to compete. No one is turned away. Daily,.CdM runners are exposed to a fine example. Their coaches lt;?ad from the front, giving no quarter ~ to age. They set the pace in training runs and instill the discipline it takes to compete at the highest levels, We saw the • fruit of that effort in the girls' ' team victory in the CIF Southern Section and in their missing victory by one point in the Stat~ Championship. A miss that wf!S !Jterally one of inches. But the result of not winning the State Championship was a victory in itself, for it allowed the_ team, the coaches and even the parents to • wnte • their own .... essay on sports ettucs. Althougb ~ mightily-disappointed, CdM's , girls displayed no rancor and DQ • recnnunation They quickly : regained thelf high spirits, planning for victory in 1999. The reason, of course, was found m Coach Sumner's description of his team as the rucest bunch of athletes he has ever coached. He 1okmgly wished they would "throw an elbow or two." Of cours~ they won't, and didn't, although a well-placed elbow at the finisH 'nught hsv~ made tha dilference. A runner on a· Sumne r/Pascual team will never... be coached to seek victory with. a foul. . I y~ Corona del Mar at El Niguel GC. 2 p.m. No, what Coach sought most to achieve with a new track and what spurred his emotion was something every good leader understands intuitively: his job is to remove im~ents to So young lady, il you want a chance to compete that will#be completely of your own making, look for Bill Sumner's blue van down by tus shiny new track or knock on Bill Pascual's counsellng ofhce door. Mr. Pascual is there every day. Indeed, he was meeting with a student and tus parents when he nghtiully should have been at the track ceremony to accept accolades for his contribution. Coaches Sumner and Pascual, and all their supporters, will give •Swimming High school boys and glrls • Estancia at Garden Grove, 3 p.m. •a.dmlnton High school -Bolsa Grande at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m. performance. The old track was more than an impediment, it was almost dangerous. Full of potholes, ruts and uneven patches, it attracted no one to compete. Worse, it hindered you the chance you seek; and , you'll have plenty of positive material for your nest essay on sports ettucs. Francis E. Quinlan Corona del Mar LOOKING BACK season. • Freshman K8lsl Armbrulllr pitched a no-hitter to lead Orange Coast put Rancho 5antiago, 3-0. ~bruster bad Dine strikeouts. • Estanda Higb't-1\'ede Jtf 1 1 wbo scored 14 goals, WM napwcf tbt Pacific Coast Leap Old.I~ ~MVP. Te~ and0.lltble DUle wme AD .. PCL. CostaMem'I 1111 .. wasmo named to the first team. • G'9g DID'I 16 goaJs for JillMda ffjgb was good enough to Mnl 1*l tbe P.adftc Coast Leagi.Je bOYs ~MVP DOd. Teammate Cladl SW Ox-. tba only Eagle named to tb8 Jlnt ....._ Costa Mela's C.-and Jlred WoOd 4llo mactelhe Ml.._. • 10yeanap ......... .-.~-. .. --had tbNe bill• ...... LolA .... 1$t. ~ ...... .... heel rourRlll •ttMm lntbeMICl*l,11 ICONdaollllMlld back-to-back doubles in Estancia's 41· 1 loss to Saddleback to open the Sea View · ~e. :ID Other baseball action: • Mike CUdll pitched a four-hitter, his third Cic>lliplete game of the season, as Colia Mala High defeated Laguna Beach,., ·~ 5~2 lif ti.-Padftc Coast League opener. ., De'9 had three hits and a run ... acmed tar me Mustangs. Huy Klea also bad~blls. • Greg HMClt had a key Single ln the seventh innlft{J to lead Corona del Mar High past OntVendty, 9-9, in the Sea View ~ opeper. The Sea Kings were down '· l after the tec:Cnd llinlng. In boys tennll: • mm . ._ aca Doug SdaaWa 1Wept 1n ........ to lead Corona del Mar ff'8h to a 1&.2 win over Rolling Hilla m nonleague acuon. 1be Sea Kln9'I foDoW9d \lititb a to-a 11 wan over Uldvantty to OJ*l see VleW Doily Pilot Spgrts T~, Morch 16, 1999 f It starts with attitude ..,__----~----~~~ • First-year Costa Mesa High tennis coach Ticby says he can teach players who are willing to learn. constructing the framework for a competitive program, but he is also realistic. ~"°' . COSTA MESA -The Costa ~esa High boys tennis team got .its only win in six matches last week, but first-year coach John Tichy couldn't be happier. Mind youl Tichy, who coached the El Toro ooys last spring and debuted at Mesa as the girls coach last tall, would love a few • ,Jll.On! victories. But if you're going to struggle, a recurring trend at Mesa, you might. as well be with qµality kids, who value coaching and earn consistent praise from opponents for their exemplary sportsmanship. w1 have such good kids," Tichy said. "They give me 100% and they have great attitudes. And they're hungry to learn. H you just show them what to do, they do it, which is a blessing for a coach. You can't pay for that. I've coached kids who were a night- mare, but my guys are a dream in that respect.• . Tichy's dreams also include "In our 1E!4gue, we're compet- ing with kids who are individual- ly coached by professionals and have three and four private lessons a week,• nchy said. •And Corona del Mar, which gets the cream of the crop, is coming into the league next season. But I'd like to get a formula going in terms of giving our kids the fun- damentals of how to stroke the ball correctly and improve their footwork and fitness to the point it· needs to be. It takes about four months to make significant . " '1 ' I --'.. . . Of ""'* 10 Unpeld lnlMHll ~ ru-Onve, Ste. 230, Laguna ADl•INIM llTAlt Of ICM'lllbe9 utllMtecl C09b, Hiiis, CA 92653 AlllJA L UllOMMll ~ ~ 8CIYenc.. This business Is coo- ,, . C111 No, A1118tml • ~ '::,,': .::.-:. = di:~ b~ :S:Jng ~--= ~-:l,~ IXICU-buslnessyet?Ves,9-25-96 lllCI PJf10111 who nllY OllllWlle ...... •" ~ Benellclal Capital Man· bl lnlMllld In lie w1 otall• INC. 1Mll 1M ~ agement Corporation, 0t b0111. Of ANTA E. L»OIEALO( NAMDO ...aH ILVD Malit Glaaler, President A PEml>N FOR ~TE IUTI ... •llON This statement was flied t&U,CA9'M1(11~ with the' County Clerk of hdllMnftledbtJlrl\llllnlnlle -KA™'-BN Orange County on 2-1a.99 ~ot ~ol CllllOl'lll, ~117 Ml, am, 199M7a35'13 """n£ ~ FOR PfO.i.;-::.;;;::__ _____ ~ Dally Piiot F.t>. 23, Mar. 2,9, 16, 1999 T309 · ~ :=,: = FlctJtloue Bualneaa FfttJtJoua Bualneaa --.., .,....., flt lstlll ol Name St•tement Name $tatement the ~ The following persons ' The foltowi.v. persons ---. are doing business as; ~·"v •' ll4E PETITIOH 11Q111S1S 1111 Golden State Capital, •re doing business as: deCtdenn • and coclc:ill. ii 2855 Plnecreek Dr., u~i':l~ ~~~ie ~2:, -· bl ~ ti PIObllt. The #0435. Costa Mesa, CA Newport "Beecn. CA 92660 wil and tlf1 cocldll 111 Mil6 92626 Donald W. Gilmour, 2240 ~~~anl6onin the tit lllllt by David Wllllam Main, Unl\iersl\ or., Suite 100. u" ..._.. 17349 Jessica Lane, Chino N .... CA ,,_" THE ~ --Hills, CA 91709 ewport ea ... ,, 92.,.,,, ~,....,.. ,._...... Laurler Gagnon, 1730 E. ~ti ~Ille ..._ This business Is con· PhMadelptila, Ontario. CA under Ille ~dltt Mm!~ ducted by: an Individual 91761 SttlliO!I of E11111s ~ (TIU bu~~;:s~t~~ed doing This business ls con· ~ will llow flt l*IOCW David Wllllam Main ducted by: 8 general part· l9llWftllhl ti 1118 lnllW nership adlolll wllllllt ~ng court This statement was flied Have you started doing ·-........_~ with the County Cleft< of b sin .., N ....,..v .... ...,..,. C1111in Oran"" County on 3·1~·99 u ess ye.. 0 WIS'~ "°'"*· ..-Donald W. Giimour thel)lllONll,...,.....wilbl 1909678&158 This statement was filed llCallld .., ~ nolcl 911 llilf· Dally Pilot Mar. 16. 23, with the County Cieri( of ~ ~ by llM 30, April 6, 1999 T370 Orange County on 2•17,99 1~783415 w nolcl Of CCClltlllld ID the FlctJtlous Bualneaa Daily Pilot Feb. 23. Mar. ~ ~ N•me Statement 2. 9. 16. 1999 T310 bl ~ ulMa 111 il'*tlslld The following persons Fictitious BualneH ~ flla 111 01111C10f1 ID flt are doing business as: Neme Statement pdb lfld thowl good t.IUte BayStar Aoorlng, Inc.. The following persons ~ fll court lhOl*I not Ol*rf 3001 Redhltl Ave .. Building are doing buslne&S as: the aitllodW 4 1122. Costa Mesa. Ca. LileChinge Press. 3438 A ttEAAN; 1111 flt pdb 92626 E. 21st St .. Costa Mesa. will lie I.id on Apt a, ~ • BayStar Flooring Inc.. CA 92627 1 e PM ifl Dept No. L73 loc*d (CA). 3001 Radhlll Ave., Gene Oavtd Oliver, 343B •341 Thi CiW DIM Orlnge, CA 9uildlng 4 #122. Costa ~· .. 2921s6t27s1 .. Costa Mesa. -1 .. 1-Masa. ca. 92626 ~ .,..., ., u1 •· This business Is con· This business Is con· F VOU 08ET ID 1111 dUded by: a corporation ducted by: an lndlVldual ordnO o1 fll Piiion. .,OU Have you started doing Have you started doinQ should IPPW et the llMllnO and business yet? No business yet? Yes. 1/0119§ a1ll* .,our ~ or file ·BavStar Flooring. Inc., Gene o . Oll\ier wrtllln ~ trill flt court Kathleen Bennett, This atatement was llled blforl the hUllnQ Your~· President with the County Cler1< of ance m.tf bl In PlflOll °' 1J/ your This statement was flied Orange County on 2· 19·99 ~. with the County Clerk of 1t9M183692 F VOU ~ A CREDfTOR or Orange County on 2·26·99 Daily Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. a con1---a1 ...... 199M184448 21 9. 18, 1999 T311 ._.. ww "' ... Dally Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 16, FICtltloua Bu.alneH ~~ ::'=.:Jr: 23, 1099 T335 Name Statement ~ ID fll l*IONll ,....... The following persons w. __. i.. f11 CCJUlt 11f1111 Flctltloua BualneH are doing business as; tour';;;.--lie dlll of lillt Name Statement M!i. eT ec, 930 w. t8th iStUantJt ol i.s a ~ 111 The following P9(SonS St.. E·2, Colla Mesa, Aoo. Cooe Melon 9100 Tiie are doing business as: CA 9 7 •ma !of fillllQ. dlinll • not Llnle Joe'a Music & PartMew Concepts, Inc., 11!11" b1fON 1ouf monlhl from Service, 10646 Garden (CA), 930 W. 16th St .. Bldg lhl"'"""'-•ldcldlbcM. Grove Blvd .. Garden ~-2. Costa Mesa, CA ·-~ Grove CA 92&40 92627 VOU .-v EXAMNE fll fie Raul Payan. 13741 Clln· This business is con· i.p by .. COUit. I ~ n • ton St.. 111. Garden doeted by: a corporation P'l10l'I l......s In flt ....., Grove, CA 928'43 • Have you started doing .,OU ~ fh with .. COUit I This business Is con-buSlneU yet? No Request fof ~ H*ll (fonn ducted by: an lndlllldual Parkvlew Concepts., OE-154) ol fll aiig al en l!Mft. Have you started doing Inc .. Walter M. Davenport, '°4Y and lllOIWSll of ..-business yet? Yes Pres. tnltl Of ol' "" ~ Of 02I01197 This statement waa fifed ICtOlllt a pWdlcl In PloC* Raul Payan with the County Cleft< of COcll lldiOtl 18. A,._ I« This statement was tiled Orange County on 2· 19-99 ., ......... Naki 1ofm 11 N111M with the County Cleltl o1 1"9&7836M ;;.CCIUltdlltl Orange County on 2·26·99 DallY Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. -.., .. ..-...: 1191e7&4423 2, 9, f6, 1999 T312 ITAlflDllD 1-aQ DallY Piiot Mat. 2. 9, 16. FictltiOua Butlnna 1.1111 a ua 23, 1099 T345 Name Statement t010fJSANTA~BLKJ FiCtltfoua Bualneaa The folloWlng persons • STE 2200 H8ITI• Statement are dolna business as: UJSAllfJS.SCAaxJI! The follOWing peisons Nan World International, ftlW'poct~MllU are doing business as: 1001 W. 17th Suite K. ~121e&l.NOIEAUXMw JCCustomPalntlng,380 Cotta Mesa, CA 92627 a 10.1~ 19119 W Wiison #D102, Costa David Keveun. 74 Marina __ .....;;:.,~;.;o">......,...__---1 Mesa, ca 92627 Lakes Or .• Richmond, CA HOTICI! Of' TitUSTEl!'S Joseph C. Viera. 380 W 94804 &ALe T.S. No. CC.*K Wbon 0102, Costa Mesa, This business ts con:-~n No. OCl81HlttW Ca 92627 ducted by: an lndMdual YOU Nl8 IN Ol!PAUL T Thia bualneU Is con· Have you •tarted doing UNO!ft A OHO Of' 1"UST dueled by: an lndiVld\Jal buslneU yet? No DATED 11121111. UNLUS Have you started doing David Kavenn YOU TAK& ACTION TO bualneu yet? Yes Thia statement .was flied PftQTECT YOUllt PROP-2·17·99 with the County Cleft< ol MTV, IT MAY M IQ.D JOMph C. Viera Orange County on 2·19·99 AT A .-UBUC IM.I. ~ This statement was filed 1"9678380C YOU N&D AH IXfl'lANA. wtltt the County Clerk of Dally Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. noH Of' 11iE NATURE Of' Orange County on 2·28-99 2, 9, ff{. ,t999 T318 THI l'ftOC&DING t"91114t13 Ffcthloua BualneH AQAINST ~ YOU Dany Piiot Mar. 2, 9. 16, Nam• Stetement ~ C~1ACT A 23, 1999 T332 The lollowtng' persons LAWYmt. A SM*'C auetton FICtltloua BualneH are doing business as: •to tM ~ blddal N•me Sta~t Senior Explor•r. for: ~ caaf!W'a cMct1 ~ loltowlng pe'1ons 3195·C1 Altf:rt Loop, ~= :'nk~ ::C :.:; are dOlng t>ualneN as: Costa Mela, c;o!2626 • .ute °' federaf credit Glnglu FormalwHr, ~i.Bi!~Y(CA.), 3~~1 ton, or 1 cMdt drawn 201 t Weatmlnsler Mall. 1 -..aa °' (ed9ral aav-Westminster, Ca, 92683 ~~~~· CoS18 Mesa, nga llnd loen uaoctltJOn, Matthew Thomas P<Y-/. Thia buSlness Is con-~ aavll.~:';llldM. 011n 2033 East Thlro Sl, t2e. b LI ed ,....--tetned Long Baadl. Ca. 90814 ducted y. mlt Llab111ty .... .,, This buatneH Is oon-Co. ~~ 11oi ol the ,.._ dueled by: an lndlVldual Haw you •tan.d doing J.;ct'tO CocM llnd eutflor· Have you started doing bUSlnear:J:t? No E ..= =-=-~-= bualnH• ~t? No P. B •Y Communlca· .. , Matthew ThOma• Pov Ilona. LLC.,. Craig S. lflPOlnted tnllCM. Thia 11atemant was flltd Etcheaovan, ~mbtr 11 -z ~ Wll be ,_., llUt with the CoUntf Clert< Of Thi.-1{atement w .. Ille<! JMUtoU'I ~ CW WW• Orange County on 2·20•99 with the County Cleft( of ;.'!J; .::-', •ot• ~ "3Da11Y1 fl~~~ Orange eou~,.;.~ = ---·,., 6 1°'19 1...... Dal~ Piiot F•b 23, Mar. =~*= P:u::= zkJi;:.9iu1l~~9 Tn.t.... 4il.a.llM The lollowlng pe!ION NM'lt lttit8ment ~ fOf _, lftcolo er-doing t>ualnall u. Tri. lollowlng pe11ona f3' tM ..,.,.ny AAAOWHEAD are clOlng bullnau ••: .._..or oCIW c-on PROPERTY MANAGE· eerain.Com Inc. 12 ~ '!. .,,, ·.~ MENT co., see O.ker St.. Corporal• Pl1u. Sult• ~Ta.t ,...,._ Suite 331, Cotta MeM, 150, Newport fkldl, CA WLION NflO CA. 9ae2e 92"0 "°"7WR -..-. Madot lrtM DaV11. 2230 e&rain Corn Inc. (CAl. ~UNO NflO WI ~ Palk ~· JAe, Sen 12 ~It P1ara, Suite RtcOnled 12Mlll • ft. JecintO. c.111. 12583 t50, .M*Wpon 8Mcl\, CA ~ Ho. 111•1tt114 Thie ~ It con-92980 lln 90alll , ,... .,~ ~ by: an lnclMdutl Thal bu•lna11 la con· ...,..... fil. a.. -af Hew you allnad dOlna dUctetlby. ·~•tloo lltttt Mcotdaf fJI CINNCll ~yet? Y•. Ocs. 9? HIM you alllr19d dOlng CCMMllY ~ Diii af ~ ""'-o.vie tlUtlnMI yet? v ... i:.bn.I· ~ • l:OO ... Thie lt.-nant .... flled ef\'' 18. '"' ~af ~T : wtcti tt.. ~ C1ettt of . •B1'81n.Coorn, Inc., l ... ,__TOM~ <>range~ 0r:c:t.·.== ~-Win. DdV PlloUw. 2, •ti:; ..... CDuntr OI Thia bualneH Is con· ducted by: an lndivldual Have you started doing business yel? Vea, 5-96 Terralea. Mae Collins Thia statemeni was flied wtltl the County Cleft< of Orange County on 2· 19-99 1'9M78M70 Dally Piiot Feb. 23, Mer. 2.9. f6. 1999 T315 Ffcthloua Bwalnaa N•m• Stat.ment The following persons are dolno business 11s: NAPOll PIZZA, 2263 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Maurice Michael Naber, 17882 Blihoo Cir., VIiia Pait<, CA 92861 This business Is con· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yel? No Maur1ce Michael Naber This statement was ftled with ltle County Cler1< ot Orange County on 2·1&-99 19996783872 Dally Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. 2, 9, 16. 1999 T316 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The loUowlng person(s) has (have) abandoned the use of the fictitious busl· ness name: CLS REAL TY, 600 N. Tustin Ave., Ste. 270, Santa Ana, CA 92705 The Flctltlous Business name referred 10 above was flied iQ Orange County on 12/4/97 . FILE N0.19986m218 Capital Loan Source Inc.., (Calli.). 600 N. Tustin Ave., Ste. 270, Santa Ana, CA. 92705 Thls business Is con· dueled by: a oorpo<atlon Capital Loan Souroe. Inc.. Don E Alexander, President This statement was flied with the County Clertl of Orange Coumy on 2·19·99 19996783669 Dally Pilot Feb. 23, Mar. 2,9, f6, 1999 T313 CNS1683842 Actltloua Bualneaa Name St11tement The tolloWlng persons are doing business as: A) Bllazz, B) The Lobby Bar, 650 Town Center Dl1ve. Suite 1720. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Kalpana, LLC (Califor- nia), 650 Town Center Or1ve. Suite 1720, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is coo· ducted by: a limlted llabHity oompany The registrant com· menced to transact bus!· neu under tile flctltlous name or names listed above on 12/1/98 Kalpana. LLC. a CA LLC, By Meyur Patel, Member· Manager This statement was filed wttti the County Clerit ot Orange County on 2· 11 ·99 1"91783118 Daily Piiot February 23, March 2. 9, 18, 1999 T324 CNS1683844 FlctltJoua Bualneaa Name Statement The following . persons are doing business u : ~~rrti>tt San Mateo-·SF B) Man1ott San Mateo-· San Francl.scO AllPOl1 c) Tapenade Mediter- ranean Grill, 850 Town Center Dnve, Suite 1720, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Kalpana, LLC (Cel1lor· nla), 650 Town Center Or1"8, Suite 1720, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business la OOO• dueled by: a Umlte<l llabitlty company The registrant com· manced to transact busl- neu under Ille lictltloua name or namH llated abOVe on 1211198 Kalpana. LLC, •CA LLC, By Mayut Patel. Member· Manager Thlt atatement wu llled With the CounlY C..11! ol Onlnge COl.ln~~·D9 1 111 Oal!Y Piiot Febfuery 23 Mateti 2, a, 1e, ten TW F1Citil01.11 IUilniia Neme at.iem.nt The IOl!owlng persons are dolnQ butlnesa .. : OJ Marketing and PtomotloN, 30 Pamc>loN St .. A"ao Vlelo, CA 112656 ~· H.nry Clemons, 30 Pimplona St., Altao Vl•lo, CA 92658 Thia buttneae la con· dUC19d by an lncllYIO~I .. Hiiie ~ at•ned • OOir)g bullne" ¥ti? V•1. Ftb t, 1"9 [)owglu H Ciemont Ti. 81!1""'*"t wee hltd with tt.. CounlV C .. tk ol Orange COOl'ltv on 2-28-99 , '"8714411 Delly P1tOt Mer. t, II.: 16. 23. 11119 1343 !---AM; =•:iL.l;.:;1 .. =---..;.;;.;;.;; a... ' Oft , ... }~to '91 "*"" ..... " :1,'r/..V a. 1i 'COllUITVOHUAC't1. ,;;;;.• -t?IO A1lllRI Av. Ooata I~ .......... ...,, ......... Ill ~~-mt. MIN a Tiit ,..,,,.,. .,.._.. ......... ._. ~ ~ 1820 111:-.=_u~-• ":::?c:~e::iat• .. ~~':8°"' = CQl'9._.,0A .. -l1C'OW1.."°2~t11 PIHa llaomOenr; .... ~ 1170 ._ ., • ftolrllf ~. -. ao. ~ ~. ·Oaefa llillln 'OM. eo.ie· w. ................. __ .......... CA_, -CA_ ..... _ -. ....., ClllM Mano ~ ~. ~ "!l - -~:"~-=:. &a'5 ----· -Dr;Ollll ..... -. This business ls con· ducted by: an unln· eorporated association other than a partnership Have you started doing buslneu yet? Yes, 10-31 .97 Anne Sorensen This statement was filed w1tl'I the County Cler1t of Orange County on 2·26-99 19996784421 oanv Pll<>t Mar. 2, 9, 1a, 23, H~99 T338 Fictitious Business N•me Statement The rollowing persons are doing business as: Total Appllanoe Service (TAS), 1614 Mlnorca Dr .. Costa Mesa. CA 92628 Vadlm A Mlchanlne. 1614 Minorca Dr .. Costa Mesa. OA 92626 This business ts con· ducted by: an lndlvk:lual Have you started doing business yet? No Vadim A Mldlanlne This statement was tiled with the County Clerit of Orange County on 2·26·99 19096784433 Dally Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 16. 23, 1999 T34 Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement The followlng persons are doing business as: LOLLIPOPS, ACCESSOIRES, 372 Cypress #3, Laguna Beach, Ca. 92651 Hotly yYoJahn, 372 Cypress •3. Laguna Beach. Ca. 92651 This business Is con· dueted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Holly Wofahn This statement was filed wilt\ the County Clerk or Orange County on 2·26·99 19096784452 Dally Pilot Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, 1999 T330 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO S ELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date of Filing Applicauon· FEB 25. 1999 To Whom It May Con· cem: The Name(s) of the Ap· pllcanl(s) ls/are: SAINT JOHN ROBERT HENRY aka SAINTERNE ROBERT HENRY SAINT JOHN SHEILA ANNE aka SAINTERNE SHEILA ANNE The applicants !Isled ab<>Ve are applying to the Oepertment of AJoohollc Beverage Control to sett al· oohollc beverages at· 1870 HARBOR BLVD STE A210. COSTA MESA. CA 92627 For the following tYPe ot License: 41 ON·SALE BEER ANO WINE • EA TING PLACE Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa DallY Pi1o1March9, 16, 23, 1~ T362 Fletitlous Bualneaa Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Outsource USA. 3201 S. Hart>or BIVd., Santa Ane, CA 92704 David L. McAlplne, 17222 sen Ricardo Cir., Fountain Valley, CA 92708 RaYfT!Ond L McAlplne, 2618 P37 Lane, Cedar· ed~. co 81413 Stave L McAlplne, 5721 Abraham, Westminster. CA 926~ Th11 buslneas Is con- dUC1ed by: a general part· nershlp ·Have you •tarted doing busineS8 yet? No Davtd L. McAlplne This statement was flied with the County Cler1< of Orange County on 3-5-99 1 IHKl671522.4 Dally PlloC Mar. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1099 T361 Flcittloua Buafn .. a H•m• St•tem.nt The following persons are doinp bUS!Mss u : lmperta Auto Service, 3917 w. s.oei.1rom Ave., Santa Ant. CA 92704 Rlad A. EL Masri, 65 GrHntletd, lr\/ll'la, CA 9261• Ziad A Mesrl, 342 Lemon Grove. IMne. CA 92620 Tnls bUSI08$$ Is con· ducted by • general part· nershlp Hava you atarted «>Ing buttnaU ~et7 Vea, 11194 Rlad A EL Muri Thll llatemtnt WQ fll4ld wltf'I Iha County Cletk Of Orange County on S.5·1111 1tlt87862t:a 0111Y P~ Mar. o. us. 231 30, t DH l'300 ActtdOu• 8u•lneH Name lllleament TJle IOlfowN f:*f$0tls aredOinO~N ... 8AGS1'4 COMPANY, 15541 ~, Lana Unll I, Hunttngton 8"ctl. CA 02648 Jamfl'lle COCJ. 1 8360 ~FounWt!Vat. ~~la con- dVcM by. 811 ~ "'" ,oil ..... dlir!O bUllMM )191'> Y•, Feb. f. ,. Jtmmle COCil Thia lllltllmin ...... wlltl .,. ~ °"' :ot :;.~ and Vmoe Masiale. . ' ' changes in stroke production, which is longer than a single high school season lasts. It's going to take a couple of years." The. Mustangs lineup .is young enough, with only two se.nlors, to benefit trom an incremental improvement, including sopho- more singles players Raphael Bernard and Vijay UJ.aram. Junior Matt Emerson and sophomore Michael Kuo round out the doubles tandmm. "Bmersort came back out after sitting out last seaso.n," nchy said.. •So, maybe we can g t some guys to maintain their interest in the program.• ,._. # L.--..... - Thle~Pham ~aph el Bernard Vijay laram Jr . so. So. Junior 1bien Pham plays No. 1 singles, but Tichy said there is not a significant difference in the abil- ity level of all his players. Josh Morris and Jonathan Nguyen take part on the No. 1 and No. 2 doubles teams, which also include juniors Farshid Kazi Ticby said two seniors left the team after experiencing conflicts with other sports and/or extracur- ricular activities, but he still main- tains enough to fill out a varsity and junior varsity lineup, with a few guys to spare. The Mustangs open PCL play Thursday at home against cross-town rival Estancia. Josh Morris Farshld Kazi Jonat'han Nguyen Vince Masiale Matt Emerson Michael Kuo Sr Jr. Sr Jr. Jr. so. FtptttJous Bualnea• l'feme Statement The following persons are doing b\.lslness as: COLOR AD VENTURES. 1006 Wll$on svee1, Costa Mesa. ca 92627 Usa Ann SllCfGSt, 1008 Wilson Street, Costa Mesa,· Ca 92627 This business Is con- ducted by: an individual Have you started doing business yet? No Usa Ann Secrest This statement was flied with the County Clerit of Orange County on 2·26·99 19998784430 OailY Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1999 T344 Ffctltloua Bualneaa Nam• Statament The following persons are doing business as: Creative Insight, 22946 Moonstone Lane. L;lke Forest, Ce. 92630 Branden Wilson. 22!M6 Moonstone Lane, Lake Forest. Ca. 92630 Tiits business ts con· aucted by: arrindlvldual Have you slarted doing business yet? No Branden Wilson This statement wes filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 2·26·99 19998784431 Dally Piiot Mar. 2. 9, 16, 23, 1999 T341 Flctltloua BualneH N•me Statement The lolloWlng persons are doing business as· GONDOLA · NEWPORT, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite 102 B, New- port Baaoh, CA 92663 Frank A. Walker, 20242 Sunshine Dr.. Huntington Beaoh. CA 92646 James A. Mahoney. 1707 Plaza Del Sur, Balboa, CA 92661 This business Is con· ducted by: a general part· nershlp Have you started doing buslneM yet? Yes, 2115199 Frank A. Walker James A. Mahoney This s1atement was flied With the County Clerk of Orange County on 2·26·99 • 19996784432 Dally Piiot Mar. 2. 9, t6, 23, 1099 T329 Actitloua Business N•me Statement The following persons are doing business as: YOUR ~EIGHBORHOOO Fl.OWER LADY, 10171 Theseus Or.. Huntington Beach, CA 92646 Susan Kay VoltZ, 10171 Theseus Or.. HunUngton Beach. CA 92646 This business is con- aucted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Suun Kay Voltt Thi$ statement was flied with the County Clertt of Orange County on 2.25,99 109967~ Dally Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1999 T3"0 Fictltloua BuatneH Name Statement • The following persons are doing businen as: HART'S RUGS ANO CARPETS. 101 Kalmus Or.. Costa Mel&, CA 92626 • CYMRU TRADING INC .. (CA). 101 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Thls business Is con .. ducted by: • corporation Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 10/18'78 CVMRU TRADING INC .. Phillip HarWlee President Thfs statement was flied with the County Clerit ol Orange Coun!Y-on 2·26-99 19991184428 oauv P'llot Mat. 2. sJ. 16, 23, 1999 1336 Flctltloua BualneH N•me Statement The fOltowlng persons are dOlng buslneu as: Sto111oe PIUS Mall Ceni.r, 2458 Newport BIVd .. COsta MeN,Ca.~7 Eugene Ken Chan, t6 Ralnatar, fMrie, ca. 9261<t GllOya ChOCIC. HI Rain &tar, h"1ne, ca. 92614 This buslnets II oon-d~ by· • general part• nel'lhlp Have you •tane<I doing butineu Y!Jt? No Eugene Cf\an Thi. atatement waa l1lad Wlll'I the Coun1Y Cle11< or Orange Coun~~aG 1 m Da11Y Piiot Mar. 9, 1~3. 30. 1099 ·~59 "CitlCM luilnMe Name ltetwment The fOflOw!nQ pemnl .,. doing t>ualrlita .. OONATU.ll'S U.IK> 0 Fairview Rd .• ~It Meie, CA 92&27 Edf er do Mandtote, ~="·~~ ~ibcl ... AllCla ~ 22Qt JetOnlmo N..,. laM ForN, c...,,,,.,..., Olowannl MendlO ... 22911~~ F<nlll.~ Thil ~ II eon· dUCta!J~~ bu~~.,v ... ,:: ·~=--'TNl~tWNNtd ~~ eo.dt: John Ttehy Fictitious Bualnna N•me SUtement The follOwtng persons are dOlng business as: New Career Rasourt:es. 226 HartfOfd Rd .. Newport Beaoh. CA 92660 Glenda Crosby, 226 HartlOfd Rd .. Newport. CA 92660 Tom Bataglla, 26501 Mertanda. f8, Laguna Hills CA 92656 ThlS ~usinass ts coo· ducted by. a general part· nershlp Have you alerted doing business yet? No Glenda Crosby This statement was filed with lhe County Cleril ol Orange County on 3-5·99 1~78521 1 Dally Pilot Mar. 9. 16, 23, 30, 1999 T356 Fictitious 8u1lneas Name Statement The fotlowlng persons are doing business as: Viking l'ertbrmance, 485 E. 17th Street. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Erik Folkedal, 485 E 17th Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Viking Aircraft Pro(jucts (NV), 1785 E. Sahara, Suite 490. Las Vegas, NV 89104 This business is con· dueled by: a limited part· nershlp Have you started dolng business yet? No Erik FOlkedal. (General Partner) This statement was filed with the Co11nty Clert< of Orange County on 3-5-99 19996785225 Dally PllOI Mar. 9, 16, 23, )!(), 1999 T355 Fictitious Bualneas Neme Statement The following persons are doing buslnesa as: Diagnostic Medical Serv· Ices. 4667 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 400, Newport Beach. Ca. 92660 Calilornla Diagnostic Health Servtces, Inc. (Ca.), 44·100 Monterey Avenue, •204, Palm Desert. ca 92260 This business Is con· ducted by: a corporation Have you started dolng business yel7 No California Diagnostic Healltl Svs.. Inc .. Patricia R Farr, CEO Tl\ls statement was filed With the County Clertt or Orange County on 3-5·99 111996785208 DailY Pilot Mar. 9, 11!.i 23, 30, 1999 1354 Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement The lollowlng persons are doing business as: National Support Setv· Ices. Inc., 2t476 Cypresswood, Lake For· est. CA 92630 National Suppo!1 Setv· Ices. Inc.. !0#33-0643294, (Californta), 21476 Cypresswood, Lake For· est. CA 92630 This business Is con· dueled by: a corporation Have you s11rted doing business yet? Yes. Febru· ary 19. 1999 National SupP.Of1 Seiv· Ices, Inc .• Vaill M. Weaver. CFO Thls statement was filed with the County Cleftl of Orange Comt~ oo 3-2·99 19996184198 Dally PUot Mar. 9, 18, 23, 30, 1999 T353 Fictitious 8ualneaa Name Statement The following peraon$ are dolnQ business as· a) WOMEX TRADING GROUP, bl WORLD OPTIONS. MARKETS & EX· CHANGES A TAAOING COMPANY, 2029t Kline Drive, Santa Ana Halgl'lta. CA 927'17 Rlc:hard J. Counts. 2062 Newport Blvd 16-11, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by: an lndMdual Have you started doing buslneSs yel? No Richard J. Counts This statement was filed wllh the County Clerk of Orange County on 2·26·99 1999S114451 Daily Piiot Mar. 2. 9, 16, 23. 1999 · T:J.46 Flctlttoua Business N•m• Statement The following persons are doing business as: TAHITI INN MOTE~L450 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Feng An ChoW. 450 Vlctorfa St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Bih Cl1iam Chow, 450 Victoria St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 This busJness Is con· dueled by. husband and wife Have you started doing business yet? No · Bil\ Cttlam ChoW ThlS statement was flied with the County Clerk ol Orange CountY on 2·26·99 19996784458 Dally Pilot Mar. 2. 9. 16, 23, 1999. T348 FICtitJo\Aa Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Skin & Body. 120 E. 16tti SL, Costa Mesa. Calllomia 92627 Sonia Pant Weathertv, 3824 W Carol Dr .. Fuh· erton, Caltlomia 92833 ThiS buS1ness Is con· ducted k ';n Individual Have -.;o5 started doing business yet? Yes. 6195 Sonia Weatherfy This statement was l~ed with the County Cleft< of Orange County on 2•26·99 10998784453 Dally Pilot Mar. 2, 9.J. 16. 23, 1§99 1331 FlctJtlou. Bualnes1 Name Statement The following persons are doing business as. GlobalNet Producoons Group, 3345 Newport Blvd.. Ste. 206, Newport Baach, Ca. 92663 James J. Rance, 107 24th SL, Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 This business ls con· dueled by: an Individual Have you started doing business 5e11 No James . Rance This statement was filed with the County Cieri\ of Orange County on 2·26·99 111998714450 Dal!Y Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, '999 T333 Flctltle»Ua Bualnn• Name St.tement The folk>Wlng persons are doing business as: Sea Way Consulting, 7212 Sunbreeze. Huntington Beach, CA 9264 7 David Cohen. 7212 Sunbreeze, Huntington Beach, CA. 92647 This business Is con· d\Jeted by· an lndMdual Have you started doing business yet? No David Cohen This statement was flied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 3-12·99 11996786151 Dally Piiot Mer. 16, 23, 30, April 6, 1999 T364 Flctltloua 8ualneaa Name SUtement The toaowlng persona are doing business as GTR Autosports, 5118 W. Progres.so St. Santa Ana , Calllorn l a 92703-1116 Hi,n Tuan L)'., 6t18 W Progruso St .. Sani. AM. Cahlon\la 92703-1118 Toi ~n Tran, 8432 Oasis Ave.. Westminster. Cellfomia 92683 Nam Hoang Lam, 1059 N. Antonio Cfrcte, Orange. CeUlomla 92869 Thia business Is oon· duded by a general P&rt· narshlp Haw you started dOlng buetness yet? No Toi Van Tran · This statement was tied with the County Clert\ ol Orange County pn 2·8-99 11996782&e3 Daily Piiot Mar. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1999 Flctl oua us Name Statemen The rotlowlng pe s are doing business as.:.1 Classy Picture Fl'amng, 1835 Newport Blvd., oi60. Costa Mesa CA 92627 lgNIClo G. Villan\Jtlva, 295 S. Oak St.. Ora~ge. CA 92886 Hector Mendoza, ~ E 16 St .. #31 , Costa Mesa CA 92627 This business Is con· aucted by. co-partners Ha11e you started dolng business vef? No Ignacio G. Villanueva This statement was tiled with the County Cieri( ol Orange Coun~ on 3-12·99 19996786165 Dally Pilot Mar. 16. 23. 30. ~nl 6, 1999 Ti)65 Fie tJoua Bualnesa Name Stetement The following persons are doing business as Western Reliance Funding GrouJ>, 2442.2 Avenkla De La cartota, Laguna Hills. ca. 92653 Bond Corp. Realfy Serv· ICeS, Inc • (CA), 12 Coqx>- rate Plaza, Suite 120. New· port Beach. CA 92660 This business ts con· duded by: a oorporatlofl Have you started dQlng business yet? No Bondcorp Realty S«lrv· fees, Inc., Bryan I( BOnc:I. Presldeot Thi$ statement was tiled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 3·12·99 19996786164 Daffy Pilot Mar. 16, 23. 30, April 6, 1999 T366 Flctltloua BuafneH Name St•tement The folloWlng persons are doing business as: Flnance Oirec1 Ne!WOIW FON Co .. 4'619 River~ .. Newport Beach. Ca. 921663 Bruce Scott Russell, 4819 River Ave . Newport Beach. Ca. 92663 This bustness ls ex>n· ducted by: an lndivk:lu~t Have you started dOlng business yet? No Bruce Soott RuSHM This statement was filed With the County Clerl of Orange County on 3-f2·99 1"96786159 Dally Pilot Mar 16, 23, 30. Ap~l 6, 1999 T371 LEGll NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Notice ls hereby glVen that the undel'llgned Wiii a•• at public auction. pursuant to Section 21700 °' tile Busl· nus & PtOfe.sslonal Code, the following deset\bed propeftY to wit . I JEFFREY SNYDER K·21, Tabla, ct\. band equip .• m i sc STEVEN CAMPBELL B-13 O<gan, N's. welder. tug., BBO. furn, st)alfa, bed,• misc. THOMAS LARAANCE H· 72 CIO:tlea. CIOOler.1. ~ misc. RONALD TAl.)G 0.110 Sola/Lleat, mp, keyboard M board, Ollilar. boxes. mlac, WENDY MARTIN F-13 TV, s11r18 tlllhpole, tum, mtsc Sal& Wiii be by aom· pellttve bidding (Wtlttt!C' saelad bids may b• 1~lttad In ~) on STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • ' the 30th day ·d Match':'· tD99 at 2:00 P.M at the premises were said prop·. has been stored and la located at AVRE& SEL STORAGE. 101i Ernest Ave., Huntington Beach. 0. (714) &48·731" Landlonf reserves the rlolll to bid at the saT•. Purchases must be made' by cash and paid for at the time cl purc:nase. AU pur· chased goods •re sold at Is and must be removed •t lime of .ale. Sate la subject to cancellallon in Ille event of settlement between landlord and obhgat~ party. Published on 03/f6199 and 03123199,. Auctloneer: Wanda Nonoo, Bond # S·40Q.1684 Ayres Self Storage, Resident Managers ' Publlshed .Newport Beaeh-Costa Mesa Dally Pllol Marcn 16, 23. 1999 T373 FlctitJoua B uslneaa • Name Statement The lollowrng peBOl\S • ere doing business as: Internet Company, 2855 P1necreek Or • llD435i- Costa Mesa. CA 92626 David Wilham Main 11349 Jeulea Lane Chino ' Hiiis, CA 91709 - This business is con· ducted by an lndMdual Have you started dOll'\Q business yet? No David William Main This statemenr was tiled with the County Clark Qf Orange County on 3-12·9~ 19996796157 Daily Pilot Mar 16, 23. 30. Apr1l 6, 1999 T3g, Actttloua Bualneu Nam• Statement The following pers<>M are doing business as. • HAWKEYE CONSTRUCTION 666 • Baket St, Suite 331, Costa , Mesa, CA. 92626 Terry L Ziesman. 640, Rosemary Onve. Cypreu CaJtt 90630 Thi$ business IS con· ducted by an 1nd1vld\Jaf Have you started do1nQ business yet? Yes. 3-92 Tarry L ZJesman Thl.s stahHnel'lt was hll!O wttti the County Clerk of Orange Coi#ily on 2·3·99 f 9998782262 Dally Piiot Mar. 2. 9, 16. 23. 1999 T350 Fictitious B ualneu Name Statement The lollowlng ~rsons are doing bualness as B & H Commercial, .4570 Campus Or Ste 1~.,. Newport BelGh. CA 92tiOU. Professional Fundlf\O CorporatlOl'l (C~). 4570 • Campus Or. Sta 100, Newport Beach. CA 92660 This buslnea Is OOft•, ducted by· a OOfP()ratlOn Have )'Ol.I started doMiJ 1>USineSs ya1? Yes, 2·1·W Proreu.tonal Fundl09 • Corporation, John R. B<c:iwnlng, SecJT111asuer • ...... ~ statement was I~"' with 1lle County Clerk , of Orange County on 2·26-99 .. 1Mte7MU4 Dally Pl1ot Maf 2. 9, '6, 23, 1999 T339 I ActitlOua B\.lainen Name Staf9ment The loflowlng persona • .,. doing bUsrnass as • Adams HardWooa Floor· • ing, 925 Beo:>n4a A\19 • I C6$la Mesa CA 92626 Cunla Bnan Adam&. 9'25 • Begonia Av• Costa Mes. ' CA. 92620 This t>ut1nas1 1s con dueled by an Individual Have \'OU stal1ed doing buslness yal'l No Ou.rtts Adams This statement was lilld wltn tJle County Clent OI Or1mge Countv. on a "6 ii 1MM1'"21 I Dally P1IOI Mar 2, II. 1~ 23 .M T337 \ T~. March '16, 1999 ' . ... ... • l .... ,...: PUIMJC NOTICE oMlrtee. oNClton, OOfto to ~ P91MM '8t t To ell Mira ...,,... ~ . ...,"!1.-,_i.:i!I,. Nttt. AM SmlCh trom ~· OIM!ton, and unleH they h•v• ten•,. • pro\licted olaflee. ~ OOM-'! M 11'1'* -, d9ylOrwiUd, WOttc· IM'MM_,..f'Nll..,_.. ~ Mtlee., eM-... a.n 1100 of ...,.... .... ;., .,... en s•111iill ~ ""1tlg H a Doctor ol wtM be lntet"ted In Hnted to tN proooeed CelifornieProb•ttCode, .,,,. who ft11Y ..,.. .. '°" .,._..,'°"' NalutOPeth dte I09t wfl ot ..,_.,, eodon.) The indtPM-The time for flllno bt In..,..._, in ttie WI! 0t PtCllton Ind lhoWI good Pubftthtd Newport Of both, of: ANNA W, dent edmlnlstretlon cfeirM wiH not expire ..... 0t bOCtl. of: C... WfW tit COUit atlould Btacn-C0.1.11 Mt.. Dally IOISON euthornv will be orenced before four month• RETA MAE WHmNG not orant ltle llU(tlOtlty Pllol February 23. Match 2. A m1TION '*' UthM en lnter .. ted from the ht•rino d•t• A PETITION FOR PAC). A HEARINO on lht P9U· ~ 9, 19, 1999 T320 been filed by LOUIS! L '*90f'fitffenobjeotion nodoed abow. BATE hel been fled bY llOn w111DeheldonAe_jil1 , ~ FJctltlout Bu1lnHa W1HE In the Superior to ihe ptdtion and YOU MAY EXAM-AMV LYNCH and NICOLI 19911It1 45 Pm In Otc>t. 01 Nern. StlltenMnt , C°"" Of Califocnle, ahowe good ceuH why INE the file kept by the LYNCH 1t1 !tie &lptftof L73 1oo9tecS•l34tTheCC'l U! Tilt tollowlng ptrsoN County of Orenoe. the coun 1houtd not ooun. If~.,.• pe,. ~~County =.South, ~. C '1 'ate clo!no boslneN as: TH! P!TmoN r• orent the euthority. IOn lnte,._ed In the THE PETITION FOR IF YOU OBJECT to lht H & J Proper1.1t1, 1912 Pon ~ thet LOUIS! I . A Hl!AAING on tt}e attatt you may flle PROBATE NqUtltl hi gran11ng of cnt petNon]you Shtllltld Pl.. NewpOl'I WIESE bt ..,.,ofnted .. pttitlon will bt held on wtth ih4t oourt a formel NAY LYNCH and NIOOllE ahoWd epc>Mr al the hear• Beach. CA 926e0 pereonel reptHtntatlve April 8, 1999 1t 1 :<45 Requ .. t for Speolt& LYNCH bt ~ u Ing and atate your =- Henry J Ml•d•m•. to edmlnlater the .. ._.. P.M. In Dept. L73 locet· Node• of the fUino of an peraonel reprtMOteliYM to Ilona or hie wl1ntn ob -Truattt ol Miedema Family of the dffedtnt. td et 341 The Clty Inventory and 9P1>reihl admloi.1er lhe Htat• of IN tl<lnl with the coun be Of'9 Trvst dated 1()(18/90, THI PETITION r .. Drive S. P.O. Box of tt\Altt MHta or of dtcedtnt. the hearing. Your ap· • 1812 Pon Shefflekl Pt .. quHu the decedent'• 14171 Orange CA .,.., petition or eocount THE PETITION reciUMt• ptal"ll\Cemaybtlnptflon Newport Beach. CA 92660 LOST WILL •nd codlcil1, 92813-1671. .. _p_rovtded In Hctlon the decedenra Will and or by your attorney. This bualneH 11 con· If eny, bt edmitted to IF YOU OBJECT TO 1250 of the C.ilfornla oodicUs, if any, be admitted IF YOU ARE A CREDI· ducted by: F11mlly Trust prob•t•. The \.OSt the.... grentlng of the Probate Code. A R• to probete. The Wiii and TOR Of' contingent Cfeclltor Have you started doing WILL end eny oodlclla petition, you 1hould quHt for Sptolal Notice any oodtclls ere available of the dece•Md. yoo must business yet? Ves. March ere evellebtt for exemJ-eppeer at the hHrlng form I• .vellablt from lor examination In the flit Ille your cltlm with the 24, 1994 netion In the file bpt by end iteta your objec· the oourt olertt. kept by the court. • coon and mall a copy to tht Henry J Miedema, th• court. tions or fil• written ~ ._ ,......... THE' PETITION reque1t1 ptl'IOnal 1el)ftsen1atlve1 TrvThslt5eestatemenl .... , flied THE PETITION r• objeotion• with th• .....,. A. ,....,._ authortty to administer ltlt aooolnttd by ·the court ~.. ""••t• -··"'-rity to rt b f th h F...._ & estate under tht lndepend-Within lour months from tht With the County Cieri!. ot .. --uov cou • ore • Hr-m•• ,....,..._ enl Administration of Ea· date ol "9 n...i lasuanoe of Orange Coootv on 3-5.99 edmlnleter the Htet• Ing. Your eppearence ...,,. ._ , ...... 1 P 1·~785212 under the Independent m•v bt In ptr1on or by 1-.. -'-......... -tat•• Aot. (Thi• Authol1ty .. nera u prov ...... n ro-"'"'""' Admlnl d f 1! ----will ettow tht personal tte>-bate Code Mcilon 9100 Dally Piiot Mar 9. 16. 23. •tr• on ° •-your attorney. ..... •1100 reaenlattvea to take many The time I« nttno dalms 30. 1999 T357 tatt1 Act. CThi1 authori-IF YOU ARE A ..,._CA 9U11..2Aa adlons without oblalntOg will not expire btfOf'e four CHll 112711 tv win ellow the per1on-CREDITOR or • contln-0311 •. 03117. 03/23 court •ppr~t. Before monthS from tht hearing NOTICE OF al repre1entadve to take gent creditor of tht._-....,...,..,~nrllll~--t tak.log certain ~ry lmpOf-date noticed above. PEI I I ION TO ma~ ec:doM without dtcea1ed, you mutt file wit 1ctlona, hoWeYer, the YOU MAY EXAMINE tht AOMIN&STER :.'a.1~ ~~~ -::~:rn ~~ .~: .. 1 ~1!~p;~: N~~o~F ~rs:.n:iequl~·::.~ ~~ k:pi:.~ =~~ ESTATE OF: ANNA very important aotioM, the per1onel reprtHnte-TO ADMINISTER lice to Interested persons Ille estate, you may lilt W. BENSON however, th• ptf9onel .tiva eppolnted by th• ESTATE OF: unless they have walYtd whhlhtcounaRequesllor . . ~'· .. . ..... ~ NM ID, , eoon PltANOll, HOIO YINTURA avo:, IUfTE 480, IHEMIAN OAKS CAt14m .-ubflahtd Newport Btact1.CO.ta MtM Dlilf PllOC MatCh us 22, 23. 1999 . ".Affordab)e. . Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& BUrial Service . Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? call Toll Free l-888-54CASKET Seniag Onage a Sarrouodla& Co•lria CASE NO. A198170 reprt1entad~ wiU bt court within four RETA MAE WHITING notice 0t consented to lht Specie/ Nollot (form DE-To ell htlr• btnefl-,.quired to gtvt nodct months from• the date proposed action.) The In· 154) of lht ming of 1n In· .._..,..,11111111 ______ _ • • • • • • .. .. • • • • • • .. ..... .. . • .. • Po Hey Hatl' .. and d1·adli11r:. arr :.ubject to chan~e "11 hour n111ir1•. Tht• puhli:.hrr reserve:. 111e ri~l11 111 1·1•11 .. wr n·da ... .,jf, 11•,·j.,r or reject • 111~ d11 ..... 1flt'cl n1h 1·r11 .. 1·1111·111. Pll'a~<· report am r e rm that lll<I\ lw tn rnur cla ... ~ifit•d ad 111111u·dia11·h lhr U,111~ l>"ilot nrc·rpt:. no lial11l11\ for 1111\ 1·1 ror 111 nn tuh r11i:-emr111 f11r "hie h II rrlH\ lw 1t•.,po1i..1hle l'\l"t'fll fo1 tlll' rn ... 1 11f tlw 'fill<'<' nc111ulh 11<·rupied hy ""' 1·n 11r ( n·d1t 1·1111 onh h1· allm' r<I for 1hr fi r ... 1 iu ... 1·1111111 By Fax By Phone ('J.+9) b·t!-:lb 78 By MaMn Person: • {<)-+9) h:J 1-b:l<>-+ ~i>lra"' 1111 f111lr \11111 11111111· .11111 pli11m• numlw-r a111I "" II 11111 ~ "" had ..... i. 11 pm·1·11111111· ) 330 West Bav trert Custa ~tc~a, Ci\ 92627 ,\1 \npu1t Bh<l l.. &, ~I 1. as 101-216 ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All rtll dtltl lfttrtlilet ltl IMI • ..,,.,.r fl Ai.ltd ll 1111 F .. trll fltr HHSllf Ad tf 1111 It ....... wtl!O ... ft lll1t1l II tffwtlt• • ..., ,,...,... .......... ., ,.,. .. .... NII• H rect. ctltr, rtlltllll, HI, llallllllca11. l1111lllll ltltn tr Altltllll lrltla, It II 11111111111 II llPI Hf Mell ,,.,lflllCI, ll111ltltillll tr •flcrlllllllltltl." n11 •IWIPIPtf wlll 111 U.Wlt1ly '"'11 •llY 1n1rutu1tat for rul ntlt1 wfllclt It I• rittallff 1111111 llW. Dlf rtaffn lft lltr*t 1111-d 11111 ell •w1n111p 1n11tltff la tlllt ,....,_,., trt tttll1i.!1 " lft lifHI tPJtfbl•lly N1'1. Te ce11111t1hl tf "'' c111111n1tlon, call HUD Toll·lrt• •• HH·424-15H. Fer tlll WnllltlttOll. DC "" fllHH call HUD 1142f.1501. 1 HOUSESICONOOS ~'I~ SOLD!! Showc11e Homea for Sale In our Saturday Real Estate Supplemtntl Homes of the Week ()splay Adi Stal1 at Just S 751 ~IS Tuesday 11 SPM Open HoYM Ustings $15' Oedne Thursday SPM h Paya to Advertise In the Best Local Real Eatat• Section CALL TODA VII USA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 l~":tml Walk to Pvt Acce11 to Buch. 28r 2Ba Condo, MoYe-ln cond. Hurry $295KSteve Coon, Agenl 7t 4-839-8065 1 11 ~1 REMOOEU!O 3BR F.WOUS new iu.::hln. PlflO ocean view WIVI latge 1111 lot pool wltt1 llag5tone. the home is waled and glled $1,100,000 John Zlsgen Agl 949-497-6496 1 21 ~1 ~ 581' 5.6B1 5.00<llsf home It owllndlng wlextenslve use ot llmeatone. granl1e. cher· rvwood. 4c gar, tie .. Pamela Z. tliU, Agent 949·597-5549 nnlt..•'Pilot !L~~- THE ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES SPECIAL SECTION! Tht Newport Btach/Costtz Mtsll Daily Pilot p~smts you with 11nothtr GREAT OPf>ORTUN/11' to promote your •ntitJues cf co/Jtctibks! Pnftct for 1hop1, tkllkn, •uaiim, boolutlltrs, decorators, shows, refinishers, 11rt gallmts -tievtk>p your business with us! 11>ijJJt tlll/uJ throughout Southwn Cdifornitl ab""' thu un;w stttion! Don•t OU ....,. ou .• • Index t·YHr Ntw End Unit· Townhou11 In .prime locallon 38r 2 5Balh, $299,000 Agent Mark Jackson 9491723-8126 E•t tOt • HEW LISftNG-THE BLUFFS. 38d 281, :::•• place, high VllJl\ed eel , move-in condition! $419, Carolyn S11rr, Agent 949'737·9800 . •BELCOURT 24 guard gat9d ~.4BR358A,Hp's. ovenlzed Master Slile. libfaiy, gourmet kllchen. Ju~ Muncy Prudenllal Ce Realty 800o413-7688 llOIU.J:ll l>I.\'./\ B\\,1111 \111 \•.I I 2-STORY SILVER CR.FST TOWNHOME Av all able jiwM $112,000 $AVENOWI 55+ Seniors Ooubltwlde 1-bedroom. 1-bath, llke new carpet llnoleum & rool 18,lt5 Complete (949)1234046 WATER CLOSE 2-bedroom, 2~ath Cabana hOme Newport Beach 121,toO Space Rent U,OIO (Wfth lonq '""" ,..., 949 723-4045 *COSTA MESA'S BEST It Juniof 1 bedroom and t bedroom. lllsO 2 t>ectoom t beth. Qliet gated c:omtTU1llY. pool, tennis, easy access fo freeway. beach & malls 714-557.()075 VIEW BACK BAY 2br 2be. towme>use style, 2 car gar w/09«*, lrplc. Ill amen. s 155Mno. 909-693-3130 TRi.UVEL TOWNHOiiE Very Spacious 2Btdfoom 2Bd'I whll P8l'ICl1lfl'k View, Pnvate ElevalOf, 2.5 Car Enclosed Ganloe. Areplact, Huge Walt.in.cfoset. WIM'«/ dlyer hk-upa & yat_d. $2000l'mO on 1 year tease. Celt for 1pp1 949'&4e-8453 THE BEACH HOUSE APT8. 1 w sUfltRt<>R Newpc>l'.l Muina Aparlolenll Ba>front community with private beach & marina. Walk to .Balboa ltland. JBR. 2BR and 2BR widen ••650...3600 Woodbum1ng •fireplace & private garqe. Sc'>rry. no pt t.. Pl~..., ulle (949) 76~19 PAIRWAY APAKJ'MENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED <X>MMUNrrY 8Y FA.VllON ISi.AND a..utfful trM-llnild ....... Ind ....... vtews. EntoY 0.,.,,.. ~In~ .... I 1, 2 °' 3 BA "*"'*" "°"'* • lWo--oer "" ... • W.,..,/«yv hOOllLIP1t • """'*°' (WOod • gas) •NtOOI~ • Wet ber lft a ancn BA •Al#m~ • 11.eeo to 12.• ..................... . ,. ShORT Iii RENTAL Aytj Ill ~ 1. SJ*ioul, deluxt, 2Sdrm 2bt, l\Jtf lum. dole to belch. 2cp 049-f75-7130 28' 1 Ba 4 door• trom OCNn, Wd, pr, nic. and nnty dent. S150Cl(mo ~ MM504421. WE HAVE IO HOMES IN NWPftT 8CWICOSTA MESA From $I 500 ·$8000 Per Monlh No F .. Brolllf 949.e42-3850 PAAOft4MIC VIEW 9ompteltly remodelld home In Dover ShotM 8200 If. maltle flool1, Luxurious Mair, grarlllt counlitrs, new rool, jlflvalt pool, UnlQutll S7500l!>er mo HANU REOOY MALTY (949) 55l>-038e l -[iii Hours Telephone 8:3011m-5:00pm \loot.lo\·-F ride' Walk-In 8::fOam-'5:00pm \10111111~-Fnt.la~ NEWPORT BEACH W• to beach 1 Bedroom \Wbatl, al #Mn. Sealflly, ISi & laSt t utlllllel SS5Q,'ino 949-646-3735 * NEWPORT BEACH * Staps lo beactl, dean. male Of ltmlle $4251mo, A"" new. MMn-2507 COM Si\ .. h11 ma1e « ttm, non amol(er, 2br, fireplace, wutlldry storage, walk lo bch $625 + 1/2 Ubl 949-675-4939 r.-,. ,,......~ ' -. ' ,<. . ~'~~""' .. ABSOl.UTEL Y FREE: lrdo on how to nllUf.t; ~. Alln + Uplll Ille ltmllt tnaslsl Cal tcf.4ret ll88-38:J.9079 11ilE SHARE uHiTs n campground rnembtrShlps. Dllltets Hiit ~ Wond-wlcie stltdlons Vacation Nttwo1tc u.s n c.-1~543-6173 Free renlal lnlortMltlcn 954·583·5586 (CAL'SCAff) CIU•ffllf ......... , • RtlW hll\ .,,...,. • Anewtl'lto~· • Modlftcttlon of tuppOft ..... _,., ... ...... ft' -· 1111Je71-7-....,IM-87. ~ .--.. -- ' Muet Mii omate Iron dltplay rac:Q, console table, 4 lron chairs price t:l:~lt. Ptlvtlt ~ 71 2.. St..i eiilli "'' in Qf9illi Crlle. 40x24 was $5,880 now $2,969. Call Jim 1.f00.292<0111. WOLFF t .. NHIHO BEDS Ten at home Buy Otr9d and Save• Conrnel~ units from $199.00 Low monthly payments. Free color catalog Call today 1.S00.842·t31D. (CAL'SCAN) Te.1t lll'1 ol l'i.1no Mary dePncale, M.M. •1n Your Home" lessons available 800•600•052 Slmpllfy your fife through CLA881FIED (949) &42-5678 '• r1., 1·,· ····i I,~, I 'f 'I :j • t • . PAClll'ICVISW M•MOAIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific ""-w Dtwe N9Wpor1 8e8ch 844·2700 NICI •nus llU. 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Must·be available to work during the day. $8.00/hr. Send letters of Interest with work history or resume to Phy/tis Sands. Fax; 714/444-3458 3333 tWbor Boulevard Com Mela, CA 92626 No phone calls,..,.. ~ . Account Executives Rapidly expandmg community newspaper group 1ttks self· monvated acc:ount eucutivcs to sell rcull advenlslng We prefer candidates to have 1 mlmmum of l year pnnt 1dverulng experience Excellent commumcauon skills, ability to set goals and make professional prcscntlllons in a fast paced and detail· oriented envtronment Salary plus commission. Excellent benefit package. including iOl(k). Drug scrttnlnl'IJ>hys1cal required. EOE Send resumes via {ax to: ATIN: Lynn Esola (9'+9) 650..+802 or mail to: 330 West Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 .. ;~ .. ~ ... ,, c ~ ,, ~ ~.~ ·~)J:~~~ • •II '• ... -• · ........ ttr.:' . ' . . .• : I \ I ' I _, ::.;.!,. . • ~ I ~ .. ·: . . ~,._,-' ,• ' ' ' . -~ .. . .. . GETO OF DEBTI !fe can hele.J • Oedit <Arrll C#uolidaltrl • """""' Lowmd • /lllttnl Rttbad •H""""""' NO DCMNPA'filENf? Pfl08LEM Ctldll? Own the home you need now, wt1houl a big doWn payment. Complete flnanc'1g I( qUalilled. OeGeorge Hom1 Alliance 1-80()o.343.2884. (CAl.'SCAN) REANAHCE YOUfl HOMEI Cteclt. good Of bid. No-Doc loans lvalll>le. Get cutl °' conroldale dellls. ACG Flnln- clll, loll 1191 1-888-991 ... 224, ext 4. (CA~·SCAH) NEE61 lOlN? 9$% lppfOYll on llow Of poor credit. PINll call IOI hi 1"'77-83'"4621. ACURACl '97 811<,l\llo, air, pwr pie, CO, ABS. dovs. (003379} $18.,898 l.EltUS OF wtSTMINSTEfl ('7'14)W-6906 ACUflA INTEGRA 'H Sspd ..... 5. tactory cell phone. (00091 $13.598 ('7'14 '4906 lc\JRA LS SOfl •83 5 spd. rusl low mlles, •~. l'llOOIYool 008512) $10,995 COST MESA INAHm {714)241-1300 .. ~·r.....i.,. ·S~~ .... ,.,.._.. •..,W•,../SPA • ~ ..... •Pw·Ntw~·O... F/IEE ESTIMATE (949 722 • 7478 ' . • ,·,·. :f'"'f;; By OWtUS GOlt£H with <>MM SHARIF and TAHNAH HtRSCH YOU BE THE JUDGE Boch vulnerable. South deals. king was onside malcea fi~ spldes a reasonable ucrifice at thu vulnera- bili . OOOOE RAM 'ti WEST ~=~cx:JiV~'.t" • J 10, 3 COSTA MESA'"""""'" O IO S (714)241-1$00 0 Q J 10 5 4 l -....El ....... (fiJ"!"f"A.,...Lo""R ... b"'L....,'A.....--1 • 8 !Mlfool, cniiM. cass S•08UTU2 R731109727 $e888 ATLAS DODGE 0 9 EAST • AQ954 t> KJ76 o K6 •94 • (714)548-1134 o A 8 7 FOflD AEAOSTAA '91 • A K 10 6 S 3 2 Auto, air. crulu. 1111 West led the jack of spades and coounued the Mt co East's ace. East shifted to the ltina of diamonds, won in the closed hand with the ace. Declarer promptly led • bean to the ace, ruffed a htart rurh and crossed to dummy with a club to the queen, both defenders followinr. Declarer ruffed another heart high, re-entered dummy with the jack of clubs, in the proce~_pullinr the last enemy lrump, and ruffed another heart to set up two long cards in the suiL The seven of crumps provided the entry to the table for dedarer to discard two diamonds on the r ood hearts. Making five-odd. 4601.B26e29 $4988 The biddio~ . ATLAS DODGE SOUTH C714l64fi1934 • _Moorvool __ FOR ....... D'""E .... SCOfiTTT. ...... ~-. -..... .!..,..-,I ~: r:- ' CUI, 4,...., S• Pas.. 380866 S3488. ATLAS DODGE {714)141134 Opening lead: Jack of • fOid Eijilorw UililiY 'i7 m,~UEfl JAGU~-4303 SLudy lhe bidding and play of this m4)HMIOO hand, then decide who, 1f anyone Declarer played the hand well. bu1 farsiV1ted defense could have denied South lhe chance to shine. After win. ping the second spade, East should shift to a trump. nw removes an entry to dummy before it can be pul to use. and declarer is foo:ed to bow the knee. -.FO.w...RD .... T..,A....,0-fiu""'s-o-L-'es~-• committed an error. PWf wtr.1ocb, ASS 1bc bidding is without fault. 45831310369 SS988 West's jump to three spades was pre. Incidentally, West could have saved the day by switching to a club at Dick two. Give declarer the king of hearts, however, and that defense might be disastrous, so no blame attaches to that defender. ATLAS DOOOE emptive and Nonh did well to raise __,......,.•,..11_4.;..,.)646-_1~934~--clubs rather than rebid the siA-card FOflO TAURUS GL '90 major. Only the fact that the spade Pwr w!Mocks. 46191212550 $3988 ATLAS DODGE (714)549-1934 OEO Ml!'TRO HB '97 Au1o, air, cass 4707n06165 $7488 ATLAS DODGE (T14)$4&-1934 GRlMO:Aii 'e7 Auto, Ill pwr (561003) $10,995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)t.,.2SOO GRlHO CUEAOREE LTO •113 Auto, llhr (87T110l $12.995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)9.,.2500 HONDA 6MC EX i5 Auto,tl/,pwr~. 49k mies (008499) $1 1,898 LEXUS Of: WESTMIHST£R (714)192.ao& INFiNITI G2o 'es GreeM>llge, aJIO, hlv, CO. (5154881 S13,995 COSTA MESA INFINm (714)241-1300 tNF1Hil1 G2o 193 IYoryrt>ligl, IUlo, lthr SIR (452662) $8,995 COStA MESA INANm (714)241-1300 I NfiiiTI 130 'ii Lo ml, CO, (0014tn $19,995 COSTA MESA INANm ('7'14)241-1300 INANfTl l30 '96 Black, Inv. (011800) $17,995 COSTA MESA INANITI Jft14)24M300 INA M30 OONVT. '92 I.ow mile&I (010459) $12,995 COSTA llESA INFlNm (714)241-1300 INTEGRA COUPE '97 Llhr, moonrool, A/C, auto. C1t1Jlled. (000060) $12,999 (714)97t-2500 1NT£GliA LS COOP£ ·A Gm, IUIO, A/C.(00649n $8995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)t.,.2SOO lluru Trooper 11 11119 82K, or1g owner, -vthlno new $4950 94M50-7180 ·~tTttl· JAGUAR x:Js CONV. 'i6 $39,995 IM281 BAUER JAGUAR (714)95MIOO JAGUAR lCJs V12 'M $29,9115 14-4170 BAUEfl JAGUAR 714-953~ JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN 4D '93 $17,995 93-4306 BAUER JAGUAR 714-t53-4800 JAGUAfl XJ6 SEDAN '97 $41 ,911S 97-4275 BAUER JAGUAfl (7U)tS3-4IOO JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN 40 ·94 $21,911S 94-4298 BAUER JAGUAfl 714-953-4800 JAGUAfl XJ6 SEDAN 40 'M $21,911S M-428S BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJ& SEDAN 4D 'M $35,995 111-3934 BAUER JAGUAR 714-853-4800 Jegu11 XJ6 Vandtm '96 S3t,"5 96-4081 BAUEfl JAGUAR ('7'14)953-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 VANOEM 'Ill $41,995 98-4121 BAUER JAGUAR {714~MIOO Jegult Ji 1H1 50k ollQ ml, new was, CJD 1mmacura1e. s12,500 private pally MMn-0411. , 3"P ChtfokM spoti 'is 2dr. IUIO, Ill, pwr pilg:elr, rool rac:k (620598) S 11 .798 LEXUS OF WESTMtNSTEfl {714)H2'4flC)I JEEP Q;lfid CHEROKEE 'i4 lfmlled VS, IUIO, 414, sunroof, CD, prem sound pkg. Trailer lour ptig. Mml grey, 70K ml, good ecndltlon BEST OFFER MM15-t930 't:S Wranglii ·115 &:yl, WRte. lop, A/C, r:Jd, custom whll. 66lc ml, mi cond $11,500 Leave msg 949-4~9894 JEEP 4X4 Ctwo. LMado ·ea Auto. air, PfW 4715/128588 $7888 ATLAS DODGE (714 )541-11134 LEGEND LS '82 Low mies. fully loaded, won't last (012221) $13,995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)t7t-2500 • LEXUS ts 400 ·A Au1o, air, llhr, moonrool, 11<1t'S. ASS, CO 1186527} $18,998 LEXUS Of W£STMINSTEfl (71=.-o& UNCOl.HNENTAL '95 AIAo, w , tut pwr, lm'lm cass,llhr .(6993S3) $15,998 LEXUS OF WE$TMINSTER (714)8tMI06 PUBllC NOTICE The Calll. Public· Ullllti•• Commission REQUIRES that all used household goods movers r rtnt their P.U.C. Ca T number; ltmos end chaulf&I$ print lhtlr T.C P number In alt edv1rtis· ments. ff you have a question about th• legality ol a movar, mo or chaulfar, catt PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 714-558·4 t 51 Melcedez Benz soo SEC ·as xtnt cond, grey, IOldtd, SHOO MMS0-1587 ******** Mltiublliil EdlPM as:T •k Blk/gly~ auto, u, ful pwr pack. co.-611 m1.10142sol s19,898 LEXUS O'F WES'tMINSTER (714)892-6906 NEON SPORT SEDAN 'es AIAo, NC (53!M74) $7588 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)171-2500 NISSAN iltliiiliA GLE ·es Orio/ 30K milel, ful power I O'Mltl {707800) $16,995 Co11I Mesa lnfinlti {714) 241·1300 NISSAH XE KING CAB '96 2QK "*· 1 ~' auto, 'bid llnet (331621) $11.995 COSTA MESA INAHm s&;)241-1300 HI PICKUP 1990 AJC, SHEU.. AM/FM CASS, XI.NT COfll>. 89K Ml, $4500. 94M42~. OLDS ACHIEVA SL '93 Pwr wtMocks, seats 4704/012324 $6988 ATLAS DODGE (714)S4&-1934 olbs EiGH'TY EIGHT 195 Auto, air, lull pwr pack, bh CIC. llhr. alloys (8247~1 $10.898 LEXUS OF' WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906 PON'tiAC GflAND AM SE '94 Pwr wtn.1ocks, ABS 470&'550244 $79811 ATLAS DODGE (714)548-1934 CHUNG'S PAIHTING 24 Y1111 Exp Grell Prce1 GuarlWee Worl!· Fl'll E$l L1375802 71H38·1534 DAVE'S PAINTING No Job too 1111111 or smal Free wrnat• 1 Syis ·~ Lll697347 24hr1949-51$.3722 IKE'S CUSTOM PAiNTiHG ProtlllSlonal. clean qualty wor1t-~ttl & docJ(s l f703468 631-4610 oulOTY CARE 1) 20 YEARS Fiii piiea • mi.nor • Emrlot PWC. locll 19'119nC11 NB 1119 Aon ~M45-2417 IOOH90w ClflCLE iiAiHT. P~IXI HouWipl quality ~ Fret llfs. l•~7 &36-8888 26 YRS QUALITY PAINTINO TOUcttUPS TOO 24 Krt. fllchlrd Sinor l lcl280644 MMSMH2• kruegcr palntlng residential faux finishing wood nstorotfon metthcw 949-548-5481 lie. 740898 l ~ .-i • ~ ··-r;--~--- \,,.! ~·, I ---- 1. . • 1' • --- I Tuesday, Morch 16, 1999 ACROSS 1 Slr1ped animal 8 Ouafl 10~ 14 PMuclonym 15 Slngef Radding 16 lmmedla19ty. abbf 17 BMttloven .. la'!J 18 ~omen· cttaractef 19 -allil 20 Less of a chore 22 Ballpark 24 UnlU 26 Flock member 27 Defeat 30 Gore Vidal novll 32 S.lt 37 "Sot! or 1Utf1x 38 Every &4 Al'lcltnt GfMll es=. port eeeont~ of Agllha 17 CO#tt tddtllOn 88 FUN 69 Ad<olt 70 Robbtl')' DOWN 1 Westem wn11r 019)' 2 Dlrtc1or Kann 3 Storage cratee 4 Proport1on1 5 Pale-faced 8 S.ilor llang 7 Aoclly Mounlalll people 39 Type ol dog 40 TeW. (on) 43 Correct 44 Llk• a desert 45 Smash Into 48 NnptltthNter 47 Secondhand 43 Snow boots 49 Sweet potato 51 At close B Ca1a lamdy g "Bahr 10 Spy Malll - 11 Isaac's eon 12 Sunny 33 Htrt and Gore 34 Ext'9mlly aw S4 --dl-boeuf (round Wl'ldow) 55 Snow OOUl8f' se epst·s concem 35 Fragrant shrub 13 Reson 21 Cir buyer's 36 Swarms (Wi1tl) 38 Atltmpts bonus 23 Empty 25 5'mllar things 27 Zodiac sign 28 Canadan 39 Rtprimtnds 41 Be vaonous 42~ 58 Canoon but S9 Penodl of tme 60 C'41id'• WMPOfl bltd 53 t::: rumors 57 Rodled doclor 47 Reftf'H kin 43CzedlCl!Pital 50 Clit9:lt .. flu 52 ~ 53 "Pnmal F9ti(' 61 Sense 62 Cl8llTI on 29 Push may come IOl1 proper1y 31 Ostnchlikt birds SPIRIT V'4 'M All pwr, lo ml (11&403) $5995 SOUTH COAST ACUflA (714)97t-2500 STRATUS '97 Aulo.30k mi.(697863) S 10.995 SOUTH COAST ACURA (714)97t-2500 SUBURBAN 14-V• TON 4X4 dinli, turt>o, trans, cooler, $5200. llrm. T raft! trailer IVlllll>la. MM44-1342 1354 PLUMBlNG I THE LOCAL PLUMBER: A Div. of M.B.T.J. Bangen. Inc. Pipe loca~~-lab itl8k dll9C Fnencty seMC~ n d Lf752497 Q4~75·9J04 DAN DAWSOJI PlUMBING Repa I Remodel Reppe, 0111m 24hr sdM-lce E1pet1 gas $Y°*f'I ~ Lt554 722 9"49 646-6720 PRECiSE' PlUMBii<l Alpetrs & Remodell FREE ESTIMATES 1.1687398 969·1090 ORCO PLUMBING a DllAJN CLE.A.NINO i -O.\\Sl\llll\ -r. Ciliun Di ount 76N170 ------ -- TOYOTA CAMRY '17 G1ay, auto air, CO, am'lm CIS$ (026084) $15,998 LEXUS OF WESTMINST'El' (714)492-6806 Volkswagen Cemper '7f White, rebuilt engine. Ona 0-for 21yn. 12700 llrm. Cell Paul II 714-662-4932.. Volb Wllgen VW Van '12 Vaoagon 4$pd M11 good, n1w llrn $1 100 obo MM31.su2 362 ROOANG /GUTI'ERS -- N\'il'l "t , I ,' I ' I • I 61 Not many 83 Badminton necessity Volllwagana 111 1 Squnt>Kk runs gr111. 'l<!Od ~ $2300/0bo Cal Aijln L M 949-65(>. 7635 , vw JETTA GL so ·91 • Auto, 111, sunroof ' 4737J533367 $5888 ATLAS DODGE ('7'1 4)546-1 u. 626 u '9S • AIA<>. 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