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Home My WebLink About1999-04-27 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1999 being abused as weight-loss dn;tg • Students snorting the drug is a new twist to eating disorder problems at Corona del Mar. that the pharmacists christened them ·the American guls • and took their pic- tures. classmates who have gone to Mexico, where it is possible to obtam prescription drugs without a prescription. Jt !>ICA G.\RHI'>()\ Dmyflld CORONA DEL MAR -Pasted to a wall inside a pharmacy off Avenida Rev- olucion in Tijuana are photographs of guls from Corona del Mar High School. Commonly prescribed to treat Atten- tion Deficit Disorder (ADD), Ritalin has come into vogue among young women at Corona del Mar High School as a weight- loss aid, one that also comes in handy if you have to stay up all night and cram for a test. "What amazed me was that someone decided, 'let's take these Uungs and grind them up and stick them up our nose,'• said Corona del Mar assistant pnncipal Robert Cunard, who first learned of the problem last fall. In addition to being dangerous when snorted, Ritalin, like all amphetamines, can also be addictive, he added. The girls made so many trips across the border to buy black market Ritalin Students say they get the mild amphetamine either -from friends or sib- lings who have had it prescribed by a doctor for ADD or by purchasing it from Cunard said he talked to some stu- dents who had misused Ritalin. Newport Harbor among top schools in California • Principal credits community for its efforts to improve programs. J1~ ... ICA G \RHl<,()N NEWPORT BEACH -The state of Calt- fomia formally recog- ruzed today what stu- dents, parents and teachers have been say- ing for years: Newport Harbor High School 1S a great place to get an education. State Superintendent of Schools Delaine East- in announced today that Newport Harbor is one of 64 high schools statewide to be honored •irs reoly neat for us to be a pcx1 of this, especioly my senior yeor: Matt Singer Student body president as a winner m the California Dlsb.nguished Schools Program. "The biggest message of this reward is that it is representative of the efforts of the whole community,• said Principal Robert Boies, who is already planrung a tnp to San- ta Clara m May to accept the award. "It's really neat for us to be a part of this, especially my senior year," said Student Body President Matt Singer, who sat on a student committee that talked with Judges about the school. Smger will JOID Boies on his trek up north to accept the award. He said he thinks the best thing about the sch,ool is the •vanety of acbVJties• offered •1 use myself as an example,• said the UC Berkeley-bound senior. •1 am the drum major of the band. I play tennis. I'm on the cross country team and I am ASB president. There's a lot of availability to try dilferent things, which I think is uruque to Harbor.• State officials agreed with Singer on this, and also commended the school for its com- mitment to helping at-risk and special needs students, for its interdisciplmary programs arid for offering extra tutoring and late-rught library hours. "Their excuse was that 1t helped them concentrate,· he said. "It's sad and disgusting how b<id it 1s, that girls these days hawe to resort to things like th.ls,• seruor Kara English Sdld of the Ritahn fad. Since last fall, Cunard said, the trend has quieted down somewhat because "the supply is down." Cunard said that he heard the flow slowed after U.S. Customs agents caught two guls at the border wtth huge quanti- ties of contraband Ritalin and scared them so much that students stopped try- PtlOTOS BY .IUST\N WARREN I DAllY PU.OT Junior Marla Ayala, above, tests the acidity of various Uquids In her chem- istry class at Newport Harbor High School, which has been hon- ored by the C alifornia Distin- guished Sf;hools Pro- gram. At left, students walk past an ocean mural ln the quad at the high school. mg to unport 1t themselv~ he added The underlyipg problems of anorexia, bulimia and other body-unage problems remain prevalent, Cunard said "There is an eating dtsorder problem on this campus,• said Cundrd, gesturing to the school's quad where, m every cor- ner, thin girls sat dunng lunch, sipping diet sodas and conspicuously not eating. To help address th.Ls problem, he said, school officials hosted an informal assem- bly on eating dlSorders last fall at which SEE RITALIN PAGE 5 Council ~ considers tide pool safeguards • City seeks to educate public, may appointing seasonal 'marine preserve supervisor.' \\llHI\\ Sll \J \ lhRRI" ~"°' NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council moved to protect some of its most helpless res1den~ l\tonda\' rught - the manne ble that makes its home in the Corond del J\tar tide pools that line the Newport coast. The bde pools -home to ~ea crea- ture~ that live pdrlly m the water and partly out of 1t -hdve found theu thnv- mg but fragile ecosystem disrupted by frequent field tnps by chool children, curiosity by tounsts and bdlt-huntmg bv area fishermen A report released ldst week warned of the damage that the tlde pools suffered from humdn interference. and recom- mended an array of potential solutlons to SEE TIDE POOLS PAGE 5 Commission OKs Harbor Center signs •Pair of nautical-themed signs will be allowed to be built 10 feet higher than code. 111'1 (11 I lbr; Pb COSTA ~tESA -Two naullcal- themed sign-. at Ha rbor Center will be allowed to '\land I 0 fN>t higher than code allows, but 1t L'm't mooth sailing yet for ICI Development Co smce the Planning Com.nu'>ston's dcClSlon can still be appealed Councilwoman Linda Dixon had appealed the zonmg admuustrator's decision to allow two igns at Harbor Center each" to be bwlt at 35 feet high after ICI had asked to build them at 36 and 40 feet. Code allo~ th signs to stand at 25 feet The Planrung Commission voted 3· 1 -with Comrrussioner Katnna Foley vot- mg no and Co~1oner Chnstopher Colvin ab ent -to uphold the zomng SEE SIGNS PAGE 5 I DEX MIUENNIUM MO ENT MAN DIES IN COSTA MESA TRAFFIC ACCIDENT . <lASSIRB> ._ ............. _,_ .. _,_,, LOCAL VOICES • , .. _ ....... --.. ·--· .. 2 POlKI F1lES·--··-·-·---···2 PUIU( M01KlS ....... ·--·-·--.. ..J SP0«1'S ........................................ 6 Bringing art to the community Jackie Langley served as conunissionei of arts fo1 Newport Beach from 1975- 77. Her goal, was to mt - grate all the arts and involve schools and col- leg in the arts ronuni • sion To reach that goal, h started tudlo workshops m her home. J.clde t..Bgley After completing her polt u erts commissic>ner, Langley, daughter of playwright Noel Langley, went on to av~ of work, lnClUding teach· ing art to d~ dilabled adults. Ml~ .._.. ala•u ..... Who rnedt • ,,.. convt.utteft tD -'~ .... -.. """""' " A Costa Mesa poll otticer walks by the acci- dent seen where al2- yev-old Fullerton 1981lWU.- kllled Mon- uy ....... ----......... ... Ml Cr n . ' 2 Tuetdoy, April 27, 1999 local voices Doily Pilot lllDllS llSPO Thoughts on tests, textbooks THE ISSUE: Replacing the district's history books and whether eighth-graders should be tested on the U.S. Con- stitution have been matters of debate. Boy, the story gets better by the day. FIISt, teaching history from a different point of view is criticized. Now the board members and Principles Over Poli- llcs ts attempting to adopt new textbooks based on pictures or lack of -of certain politicians ( • Distnct's defense of textbooks d tough sell,• April 19). Maybe they will choose to elimfnate Thomas Jefferson from d course in US history because he had an [alleged) dffcU.r with (and a child by) one of h1s slaves. When will they stop? It seems to me the name of the conservative group is backwards If we are only to show pictures of Ronald Reagan, yet not of Woodstock, aren't we then teaching politics over princi- ples? Is a picture of Reagan going to change what the end of lhe Cold War means lo our students? Do they really think Vietnam protests and the Woodstock Music Festival weren't significant events in our history? As a parent of a sucth-grader at Lincoln Elementary School, I would be appalled if the era that now includes my generation only would be taught through the eyes of Wendy Leece, Gu Ferguson, e t al. KIM OGLE The Bluffs l read the drbcle on page one of the Daily Pilot, uEstancia zone parents opt to stay the course" (April 22). I was dis- couraged with the people you got comments from because you rudn't go to the source. The person who wrote the reconfiguration plan for our zone was Sharon Fry. She is the principal at TeWinkle Mid- dle School. I would suggest you call her if you would like to get details on it and not ask parents who were not necessarily in charge of it. There is some great information that you left out and important mformabon about the academies, etc. I resent the fact that you said imperfect solution. We are trymg very, very hard to come up with the best solution for the s1tuabon, and we don't need any negativity to start off. We need some pos1bve thoughts, and we need some cover- a9e I noticed three or four articles about Newport Harbor H1qh School We have a lot gomg on at TeWinkle. PATTY CHRISTIANSON President, TeWinkle Middle School PTA I low could there e ven be a question as to whether this lt•::.t should be pdssed by graduating high school students ( "D1stnct school offlc:1dls push U.S. Constitution exam, w April 20)7 Students should be reqwred to pass this test in eighth yrdde and before t><'ing allowed to enter ninth grade, their freshmdJl yedr of high school. It's time to once again start expectmg students to have knowledge of the U.S. Constitu- bon. 1ust as -;tudenti. of other countries are required to have simlldr knowledge of their respecilve governmental histo· nes &Am •tUllllG A~ o1 guldl dog9 and tlMdr tram.a ...... the Im ud ouD ol avdDg at Johll Wayne ~-1~ Sunday. lbe teams maoe their way through planes and did train· inq drills in baggage claim and other areas of the alrport. NEW WAY TO• coot There's a new secret to popularity at Victoria Elemen- tary School -volunteering. A group of Victoria girls began candy striping at Beverly Manor Convalescent H~pi· tal, and now everyone wants to do it. •It's really big at our school,• said ~striper and Victoria fifth-grader Brit- tany Na.sh. Bnttany and her friends, Chelsea Svir and Amber Halberg. visit the seniors, working on craft pro· jects and playing games. ON THE ROAD AGAIN After being closed for a year and a half, Back Bay Dri- ve finally reopened Saturday. The street was washed out in December 1997 by El Niiio· • driven storms. While flooding is nothing new to Bede Bay Drive, repairs have never tak- en this long. •1n the ~t, fiooding has oruy taken sev- eral months to repair," said Mike Pisani, deputy director of general services for the city. LOSSES WARNING TO PARENTS Parents were warned against a possible child predator after police began inv~atihg a 39-year-old Santa Ana man who may have been stalking a 7-year- old Mesa North boy. More than 600 fliers were passed around the rieigbborhood under Megan's Law, alerting the neighborhood about Cary Jay Smith, who allegedly wrote sexually exphcit notes about the boy. WELCOME NEIGHBOR? HOW 10 lllCll YOUI IE PRES I II II IYES GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State capitol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445- 2341; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. SENATORS • Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, · Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Hig}lway, Suite 545, El SegUndo 90245, (310) 414-5700 e-mail: senator@boxer.senate.gov •Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C .. 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914- 7300 e-mail: senator@feinstein.sen- ate.gov HOUSE OF RE~ESENTATIVES •Chris Cox, (R}, 47th District, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, New-· port Beach 92660, (949) 756- 2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225-5611; fax (949) 251-9309 e-mail: christopher.cox@mail.house.gov • Dana Rohrabacher, (R}, 45th District, 101 Main St., Suite JC, . · Huntington Beach 92648, (714) 960-6483; or 1027 Longworth Bulleting, Washington, D.C., (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 96().. 7806 e-mail: dana@mail.house.gov STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 92715, 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696 STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th Dis- trict, 18952 MacArthur Blvd .. Swte 220, Irvine 92715, 863- 7070. e-mail: a7o@assembly.ca.gov ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701 • Jim Silva. 2nd District (Costa Mesa), 834-3220 •Thomas Wtlson, 5th District {Newport Beach, Santa Ana Heights), 834-3550 School bodrd members Judy Franco and Wendy Leece must have at Lunes Wdtched the Jay Leno show, when the young people bemg intervtewed are unable to identify a pic- ture of George Washington but can easily name some cur- rent rock star. It's llme for us to stop teaching the district's tugh school history textbook ·American Odyssey" and time to g1vp our students the privilege of learning this country's Judeo-Amencdn henlage. We owe this to our country and to the men who hdVf' fought lo preserve ll. JUSTN WAafllN I OAl.Y i:..OT Robin LauterJung ~ be.r dog, Memoo-, to unlle before the two begin an airport trahiliag session at ~hil Wayne Afrport on Sunday. The guide dogs and tra.tnen were allowed to leun about the airport and airplanes to make travel easier for all passengen. Requests Crom drug and alcohol recovery centers that would like to expand have created a stii' in their Costa Mesa neighbOrhoods. "Nobody wants those kinds of things in their neigh\><>r- hood, • said Gabriel Elliott, an associate senior planner for the city. ORANGE COUNTY FAJR BOARD 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 708- PAIR Board: President Emily Sanford; Vice 'President Don Saltarelli; and members Gary Hayakawa, - Jim Llndberg, John Crean, LOUISA T. ARNOLD Costa Mesa I am calUng r<•yM<lmg Wendy Leece and her.most recent wi.tch-hunt. I think tf you would check with the eighth-grade teachers m Newport-Mesd, they probably already test the children on the Constitution l know that m Huntington Beach, the Con- slltubon is taught. and there IS a test on the Constitution. So there I!. nowhc>re m the pubhc school system where the Con'>lltut.Jon 1i., not ldught. Unfortunately, I guess hecaUM! 11 mdkes good press. Leece is given more credibility Lhrtn shP 1s enllUed to. I doubt if she could pass a test on the < ·onslltut1on She JUSt picks dnd chooses certain points and <lo<>'-not recogmze LhE> 8111 of Rights, the other constitutional qudrdnlc>Ps WP. en1oy here m the rest of this country. I think '>he c;hould be tested before we listen to any more nf hN ctnvE•l City can't do it alone - neighbors need to help I am calling about the Coohdge- Fillmore neighborhood that the city considered for improvement rcity considers improvement plan for Mesa North,• April 14). I agree with what the city wants to do, especially on Baker Street, to put another signal in It is very bad there. MAILBAG lenniurn Moment, "Painting the California style," April 15). He was involved with the muse- um, however, tus wife was more involved. She is the founder. There were no founding fathers for the Newport Harbor Art Museum, only founding mothers MICHAEL PERKINS Newport Beach or a community place -whether the center point would be a fOWl· tain or grass area or an area where the public or the people of the church could focus on as a gather- ing place for communication. Randy Smith and Don Willet would draw an upper group of people that hopefully would be something more than the typical bars and/or cocktail lounges sur- rounding the West Side area. And lastly, the car or automobile stations that are built -if Ford Motor Co. wanted to build a research center for the design and development of racing cars, I see no problem with that, as I would with small mechanic shops of questionable quality. SHARON BOUDREAU Costa Mesa Tiu'> 1i., a smdll dddE>nclum to your story about foundations dt the Newport-Mesd Umfied School District ("Building a solid foundation for schools,· ApriJ 16). You reported that Costa Mesa High School does not have a foundabon. Actually, Costa Mesa High School was the first district school to have a foundation. It was set up in about 1994, by then-principal Ed Hachank. The Costa Mesa High School Foundallon was designed to accept only non-mone- tary contnbubons, so that it would not directly compete with the all-d1stnct Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation. I also think the neighborhood needs to be educated, the residents who live there. ll lS not only the landlord who throws couches and refrigerators and so on out. That is done by the people who are living there. It used to be a very nice area. LINDA WAGNER Costa Mesa Skip the moratorium, let's get a plan together lam refemng lo the "West Side building advocates speak up• in the April 13 paper. My feeling is that there is a big difference between quality improvement and open ideas to quality improvement. The moratorium is being talked about on the West Side until better city planning can be followed up. The other point is the develop- ment on 1741 Whittier Ave for the storage facility-we have so dam many of those, and it is kind of dead space. And even though the view of the bay is minimal, u the builder insists on building the stor- age space on the second floor. why not create office space that is renta ble so that employees can enjoy the view? The space on the West Side for quality development is very J'T\inimal. Or, if the storage space is built, why not surround it with a park area so the public can (enjoy) the view of the bay. I think it would enhance the opportunities for the public to enjoy (the view). l think there is a difference between a moratorium and quality • policing of the development on the .. West Side. I think where I disagree with Mayor Gary Monahan is that investment is needed on the West · Side. Maybe the wrong invest- ments have been made for too long on the West Side. VOL 93, NO. 98 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WILLIAM LOmD..L. Editor S1IVI M+..MU. MaNgln<J Editor 11NA IOltGATTA. Assl$t.ant MaNglng Editor SJ.CAHN City Editor SllVllAMU; Ntwsfdttor ROGa CNILION, ) Spofts Editor MMCMMTIN. Photo Cdttor LVNNuot.A. OKpl~ Advtrt1111~ AIOYOiiilNQ, a.ifted~ LANAJOIW•ON. PrOmotlonl Mt.MOD llWf, OMf Flnlndal Offks Rex Brandes wife also should get recognition The lack of quality and lack of a coherent plan was not developed, and now we have the problems PAUL DANIElS Costa Mesa I am just calling about the nice little blurb about Rex Brandt (Mil- My response to Rock Harbor Church taking over the QuiksHver facility: I am open to it if something could be provided that facM Mon- rovia Avenue as a gathering place As for bars or cocktail lounges -I don't see any problem with a quality cocktail lounge or ha.( that that we do. .. BILL NYHOLM: Costa Mesa· • READERS ttQIJJ~E news stories, lllustratlom, edrt~ WEATHER SURF POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 ~I matter or advertisements Record your comments about h«eln can be reptoduced wtth-Mostly cloudy the Daily Pilot or news tips. wt writt90 penntssk>n of copy-1EMPOA1UltES TIDES COSTA MESA right~ •Balboa TOOAY skies today with lrtstol Stnet: Someone stole $160 In cash from a cus-AD PRESS HOW IQ BEAQt US 67152 First low drizzle in the tomer's purse In Claiborne Men In the 3000 blodt April 18. Our address is 330 W. B•y St. Corona del Mar 2:27 a.m ....•.• 0.6 Cost. Mesa, CA 92627. Clrcula1lon 67153 First high morning. Cloudy Logan Awnue: A $200 cell phone was stolen from a ~Ide CC>BBECDONS The Ttmes Orange County Costa Mesa . 8:22 •.m. . .... '·' skies stay with us parked In the 1000 block Aprll 20. (800) 252-9141 70/53 Second low through Wednes-Rllteigh A,,..._: A CO player, sunglasses and an ai.rm clock It Is the Piiot's pollc:y to prompt· AdwttWl19 N~rtBeach 2:25 p.m .•.••.•• 04 worth S480 were stolen from a vehkle In the 2000 block ly corrttt all trr0n of substAnce; day. A new ,.... c.ell (949) 574-4268 Clalllfl.cl (949) 642·S678 6715 Second high \ between:r,rll 18 and April 19. ~ (949) 642..U21 Newport Coast 8:'1 p.m ........ S.O southwe$t and Awnue h Alts: Change and a pair of MJnglasses worth m ~ Be~ost· MtY ....,,... 67153 northwest swell $129 were stolen from a vehlde In the 3400 block Aprll 20. .... (949) 642·5680 WIDNUOAY fill In today for Logan Avenue: A customer's vehicle at Hl·Tech Colllslon was = Piiot (USflS. 144«>0) It Spotts (Mt) 57~223 SURF fOlltECAST Flm low broken Into In th• 1000 block between Aprll 17 and Apfll 19. !shed Mond.y through Sft· LOCATION SIZE 3:01 a.m .•••.•.. 0.3 sets In the waist- urdty. In Ntwport INd'1 and Newt. SponJ , .. (949) 646-4170 Wedge ... 3-6S Flmhlgh to shoulder-high D1meges were $3,000 Cotta Mesa.~.,.. E..m.11: dailypllotee.rthllnk.net Melft()ffb Newport • 3·5 sw/n 9:011.m ........ 4.2 zone. Sets at the NEWPO«'l' IEAOf 11Vailllble onty by tubsulbl~ Blackles •.. 3-5 s.w/nw Second low The TlrNI Orange County IUllMM OfftC9 (9.49) 642~321 Rwer Jetty. 3-S Mlnw 2:52 p.m .•.•••.• 0.6 points •nd reefs Omtln ...V.,..,..... Awnue: Someone spray-painted 252-9141. In .... outside of '"""-,.)( (949) 631-7126 CdM ....• J·S iwlnw Second high will be larger. ~ng gr1ffltl In tM Corona def Mer M1ln Beach public ,..._llPOrt 8*:t\ .net Colta Mesi, llDcrlpdons to the o.lly "''°' 904p.m .••••••• 5.1 Winds are varl· restroom April 24 Damages were $50. ~ ooty.,. by,,...., for l'UbllNd~ '"' 90A11NG able. Water v1si-Nllwpoft C...-Ortve: l'wenty·two girls' Niter tops worth s to pw month Second dm ,,,..~ ...... Vatfable rnom1ng WAlU S528 w.re st<>Mn from a dhplay ~ It Hefp Us Grow, • chit· =,,.id It~ Mesi, CA • nm. Mirror~ ... Winds 1t O to ' k:nots TIMNMT\MI: 58 bllity and condl-dren's dothlng store In Failhlon Island Aprll 24. lndudt.a~ becomfrt westerly It tions are fair The Nelllfpol1 CeMir Ortve: A Pllr of cMmond earrtngs WOf'th state and local ~) flOSTMAS.. llloMtG.M....-on. 10 to 15 nots by the $Un Wiii set at SA. 900 wts stoten from a customer's room It the Mll'fiott Tl'lt SIM lddra ~to ,.,....,,. n ao 1ftemoon. n. Nmwpon ~ MtM .-.... .. Mndll&. 7:36 p.m. Hotel In the 900 blOctt Aprll 18. o.lly Pflot. '-0 8olC 15'0, Costa Vb ,,.-,._ Gtntnll M""'9'f' .., ,_. DfM: Lkense Plltel wont\ SI wwe stolen from Mesa. CA '2626 C~ Ho e1111 T"-CH All~ -*I • venkle parktd ln the 100 block ... 23. . Daily Pilot Tuesday, April 27, 1999 3 ' A handshake that avoided a n international incident 0 rdinarily, 1 am not much or a name dropper. This is because I don't know many people who are unportant enough that I want to drop their names. However, J make an exception to this rule for my old friend, Taufa'ahau Tapou. Of course, you all know Tau- fa'ahau Tapou. After all, he is a Knight Grand Cross of the Royll! Victorian Order, Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, .and Knight of the British Empire. By this time, even the most obtuse reader of this column is aware that I am speaking of the King of Tonga. The reasqn J am dropping hls name is that I do happen to know him, or, to be more accurate, l have met him, and I noticed his name recently in the press. It seems that there is a group THE VERDICT robert gordner of snooty people living in a snooty enclave on the San Fran- cisco peninsula. It is called Hills- borough. It seems that the King of Tonga bought a house in Hills- borough in which to live while making visits to the San Francis- co area. So far, so good. The snooty people of Hillsborough were delighted to have royalty in their neighborhood. However, their enthusiasm f ooled when the King's subjects came to visit him. They were comm.on people. Not only were they common, they were rather ark. Tongans are. The snooty people of Hillsbor- ough were outraged. They circu- lated petitions to keep these dark people out of Hillsborough. Things became pretty tense between the King of Tonga and the snooty people of Hillsbor- ough. However, wiser heads pre- vailed, and the matter was set- tled without a declaration of war between this country and the kingdom of Tonga. Anyway, the matter hit the press, and when I read about it, I was reminded of a somewhat memorable contact I had with his Majesty when I lived in Ameri- can Samoa. I bore the awesome tiUe of Chief Justice of the High Court of American Samoa. Thus, I was on the list of so-called digrutanes who met visiting dignitaries, Since Tonga is only about 300 miles from American Samoa, the king came to visit with some reg- ularity. And so, I met him a few times. Qne time stands out in my memory. This time there was a recep- tion for the king. There was a long reception line. My wtfe, Katie, and 1. were standing in that line or, to be more accurate, shuf- fling along in that line. Katie looked up ahead, turned to me and said· •All the .women are dropping into curtsies when they meet the king. l can't curtsy l haven't even tned to curtsy smce the first grade. If t try, I'll fall down.• That presented something of a problem. When one 1S the Chlef Justice of the High Court of Amencan Samoa, one can't have his wtfe falling down in front of the King of Tonga. lnadents like that have led to open warfare between nations. I said, "You might do what Tongans do when they meet the king.• "What's thaW Katie asked uThey get down on their hands and knees. That will save you the embarrassment of falling down. You'll already be down.· For some reason not entirely clear to me, Katie rejected that suggestion. By this tune, we were at the head of the lme. ·Just shake hands with hun, • I wluspered She did, and the king accept- ed the hand hake with aplomb, probably thinking this was one of those crazy Amencan women who think the sexes are equal. Anyway, that seemed to avoid an mtemational incident How- ever, if I should again meet the kmg, I will suggest that if he should feel the need for another Cahlorrua vacation home, this area would be ideal. • Not onJy dre we a tolerant society who will accept his sub- jects even though they may have dark sk.ul, but l am sure that among our female population, there are enough hmber-limbed women that we can put together a reception line whose curts1es will bnng a !>mile to the king's face. • ROBERT GARONER 1s a Corona def Mar resident and former judge His col- umn runs Tuesdays Newport-Mesa district is seeking more money for special. education • Board meJilbers plan to ask Congress to help offset the high cost of programs. ~Pio! NEWPORT-MESA -Jommg school boards across Orange Coun- ty, Newport-Mesa board members are expected to vote tonight to demand more money from the gov- ernment to pay for special educa- tion. "Congress doesn't pay their fair share, and 1t continues to place a tremendous burden on our general fund, and our regular education children get shortchanged,· said board member Martha Fluor. "So I am in favor of passing that resolu- tion." Since 1975, federal laws have required that school distncts edu- cate students with learning disabili- ties and physical handicaps until they graduate or reach 21 years of age. But though Congress is sup- posed to pay about 40% of the costs of such special educdtion, in prac- tice, they nev:er pay enough, said Mike Fine, assistant superintendent for business services m Newport- Mesa. As a result, the distnct must clip mto its general fund to pay for spe- cial services, such as speech thera- pists, computers and physical thera- pists, lo educate the more than 2,300 students in the district who qualify for special education The proposed resolution cdlls for Superintendent Robert Barbot to lobby members of Congress and other federal government agencies to increase the budget for special education. This year, school ofhc1als believe that about $2.6 million of the special education budget is the responsibil- ity of the federal government, but instead, the money comes from the district's generdl fund. Some parents and board mem- bers say that money should be spent on books and programs for regular education students At the same time, parents and teachers of students with specictl needs point out that special educa- tion programs also desperately need the money. ·we are providing a free and appropriate education. Could that education be stronger or more effective? Maybe,• said Gary Mon- tooth, who works for the district's speoal education program. More money for special educa- tion would allow the district to offer smaller classes and would give the district's special education staff few- er case loads. It also would allow the district to send staff members to seminars and classes so they can keep up with the latest develop- ments in special education, as well as allow the district to purchase the computers and software that are the most effective, and most expensive, way of helping many disabled stu- dents. "I just fixed up five new little lap- tops, but I could have used more of them,• Montooth said. "So that's kind of what the ballgame is.• •. COIT ''Choice of the House Cleaning Sale'' ---.. ----- For over 45 years, CO/T's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. 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April 27, 1999 Board considers I • h I zomng c anges ! • Parents have had their say on configurations, and now it's up to district officials to make decision. NEWPORT-MESA -After five months of intensive commu- nity meetings. school board mem- bers will formalJy consider new plans for alJ schools in the Costa Mesa High School and Newport Harbor High School zones at tonight's meeting. Last November, Superinten- dent Robert Barbot decided that in order to make better use of scarce dollai.S, free up classroom space at c~wded schools and make room 'for smalJer kinder- garten classes, many district schools needed to be reconfig- ured. The district· has more than 20 different grade configurations, which Barbot thinks is a record number for a district the size of Newport-Mesa. I I i I ! i ! I I I i ! i i dents then would go to Davis 1 School for fourth grade through ! sixth grade and on to Costa Mesa i High School for seventh grade ! through 12th grade. Killybrooke I Elementary would serve kinder-! garten through sixth grade. ! In the Newport Harbor zone, ! parents are not asking for any ! major changes in the way schools !,'· are ~qnfigured. But they have asked for major renovations to relieve overcrowding at Newport ! l Harbor High School. They also i have asked the district to consid-i er renovating a:nd reopening ! Monte Vista High School as an i elementary school, which district officials estimate would cost at least $4 .3 million. Board members a1so will begin talking at:¥>ut how to pay for ren- ovations, Jfortable classrooms and new furniture, which Assistant Superintendent for Business Ser- vices Michael Fine said could cost as much as $2.1 million. That number could climb to $6.4 mil- lion if the board decides to com- KfM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I DAILY P1lOT Doily Pilot Host family members Henme Sondel, Jett. and her daughter, Lauren, of Newport Beach load suitcases tnto.the back of their vehicle al the Jewish Federation Campusm Costa Mesa where 11 girls from the Dor SheniSong and Dance Troupe of Israel met with their host fami- lies. Israeli. perf orm~rs to off er show of thanks • Dor Sheni Song and Dance 'Ifoupe to honor J ewish Federation donors with performance tonight. ELISE GEE are children of immigrants and represent a tapestry of different cultures, but are bound by their Jewish faith. gerous communities and provide humanitan- an effort, such as food packages to Jewish people in the former Soviet Union and other countries. Instead of dictating what should happen, Barbot decided to get parents involved in the process and let them decide what they want. After countless evenings spent poring over boundary maps, enrollment pro- jections and spreadsheets on the merits of keeping third-graders in the same school as fourth-graders as opposed to moving seventh- graders up with 10th-graders, parents in the Costa Mesa and Newport Harbor zones have made those decisions. Parents in the Costa Mesa zone are asking that College Park. PauJarino and Sonora Ele- mentary school serve kinder- garten through third grade. Stu- : pletely renovate Monte Vista .!:. High School and' reopen it as an elementary school as Newport ! COSTA MESA -Kannela Casay was born Harbor zone parents have asked. i in Sudan as her family made the trek from "We don't have the money to ! Ethiopia to Israel, •a promised land" where open Monte Vista at this point," l 1 they hoped to practiceJudaism freely. The performance also will celebrate Israel's 5 lst Independence Day. But mostly, it's a chance to honor the Jewish Federation's thou- sands of donors who raised nearly $2.1 million last year, said Bunnie Mauldin, interim execu- tive director. The money raised by the Orange County Jewish community th.rough the Jewish Feder- ation, many members of which live in New- port Beach, supports local programs run by the Jewish Community Center, the Anti- Defamation League, the Hillel Foundation and the Bureau of Jewish Education. In Kiryat Malachi, the Jewish Federation has had a huge effect on the development of the city through a program calJed Partnership 2000, said Dalia Burgana, director of strategic planning for the city. In recent years, the city has experienced a population surge of immigrants from Ethiopia·, Morocco, Tunisia and the former Soviet Union. Fine said. "That's something we'd l Casay, 17, survived the treacherous trip, apply to the state for." ! although many others, including her aunts, ' died along the way. She and her family settled The money has been used to bring technol- ogy to schools and libraries and to establish community and cultural centers, such as the one the Dor Sheni troupe learns and practices in, Burgana said. ==================================================== in Kiryat Malachi, the •tent" city that was WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... ·:.11aMe:iAf~n• OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA ALSO ON OUR MENU: FISH TACOS TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELITTE Coe~ tu11, Phtinc Ah1·oct for food To Go 196 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 FREEDOM ASSET . ACCOUNT • High Money • Maintain ·or Purchase Market Rates Stocks, bonds and •Unlimited Checking Mutual Funds • Debit card • Internet Access SUTRQ&CO ~Pr<ft$sbm~1~ Private Client Group FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CA.LL TODAY! LANTZ E. BEU, BRANCH MANAGER 8JO 1fetAJpOn Oeftw DriH ....... IOO Newpon ...... C4 neeo (949) 720-8901 JOHNNY WAS COLLECTIONS g-ridng, C)/prit30th llomrSpm Register to win a FREE Johnny Was t-shirt and receive a FREE gift with purchase ARM9I RE established for immigrants from Yemen in the 1950s. Casay is one of 11 girls in the "Dor Sheni" or "second generation" Song and Dance Thoupe from Kiryat Malachi that will give a "thank you" performance today at the Jewish Federation's Costa Mesa campus. The girls "What realJy excites me and keeps me involved is the opportunity to help Jewish people localJy and around the world to meet their needs, to understand them and to help make their lives better," Mauldin said. Jewish Federation money has helped to rescue Je,-vish community members in dan- The troupe will perfQTm today at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker Street. Tickets are $10 for the general public and for students. For further information, call (714) 755-5555 School shooting in Colorado feels· familiar to troupe !Xiv Pilot COSTA MESA -Dor Sheni's trip across the western United States took a sad and unexpected turn last week as the girls passed through Denver after the Colum- bine High School shootings in suburban Littleton. Their show for the Denver Jewish community was canceled and they foUJ'ld themselves per- forming instead at the memorial for the shooting victims. For many of the girls, the grief Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! I I, • \.. 11 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of 405 FWy . 545-71 68 and shock experienced by Den- ver residents was something they alJ found familiar. "They were prepared for this type of occasion. H said Dalia Bur- gana, director of strategic plan- ning for the city of Kiryat Malachi. Terrorism and the Holocaust are things embedded in Israeli and Jewish history, the girls said. They knew many songs they felt were appropriate to sing at the service, including one they sang for assassinated Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Regardless of how much one is exposed to this type of experi- ence, there never seems to be an explanation or a way to .under- stand what happened; said Ravid Eldar. There was one troubling differ- ence, however, between what happened in Columbine and their experiences in Israel, Eldar added. "In Israel, we know who is our ene;my," she said. •In Denver, you didn't know. It's a very sad coun- try .• • Daily Pilot Costa Mesa fin and res. cue per· sonnel tend to an unidenti- fied vic- tim of a traffic ., , accident that occurred Monday afternoon near the Perform- ing Arts Center. A Fullerton man died at the scene. •• DON UACH I DALY PILOT Fullerton man killed in accident COSTA MESA - A 22- year-old Fullerton man died Monday after the car in which he was riding was broadsided by a minivan near the Perform- ing Arts Center, killing him instanUy, police said. Costa Mesa police traffic investigator Larry Torres said that David Lam had been a passenger in a red Ford Festiva driven by 19-year-old Sarah Greenor of Buena Park when Greenor, driving westbound on Sunflower Avenue, attempted to make a left tum onto Avenue of the Arts. That put the car in the path of a minivan driven by Sally RITALIN CONTINUED FROM 1 school officials were "over- whelmed· by the number of girls who showed up. Another assem- bly is planned for later this spring. "You go out to lunch, and everyone's like, 'I'll have ice tea For Treaancnt of. Christensen of Santa Ana, which slammed into the pas- senger side of the car before tumbling onto its roof. Police said they have not yet deter- mined which driver, if any, caused the collision. Greenor and Christensen were each treated for minor injuries, while an autopsy for Lam is scheduled for today. Streets were closed to traffic on Sunflower Avenue near the intersection for more than four hours after the accident, which occurred at about 4:30 p.m., Torres said. -Elise Gee and Andrew Steven Harris and a salad please,'" said senior Amy Christeson. "It's a huge problem,· said counselor Kathy Hath, stressing that she did not want to *general- ize" about the problem. "It's a complicated issue. It's peer pres- sure. It's parental pressure. It's farmly pressure. It's magazines. It's TV. 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TODAY OCC's summer and fall applica- tions are available in the school's admissions a nd records office, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information. call (714) 432-5072. The walking club of Newport Beach wW meet at 9:30 a.m. and ·1:30 p.m. at the comer of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue in SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 administrator's decision. *I think Harbor Center is of the size and magnitude to warrant the type of signage being pro- posed," Corrurussioner Chris Fewel said. Chairman Walt Davenport added that historically, compro- mise bas been part of the city's sign programs. Foley said she opposed the height because she feared the aty was setting a precedent, especial- ly when four variances for sign- TIDE POOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 help guard against further·intru- sion. Primary among the safe- guards, said City Counalman Tod Ridgeway, should be education - an approach that bas worked well to protect tide pools in other areas of the state, he said. "It's the best approach Lf you want a bang for our buck,· Ridgeway said. •At Dana Point, the fishermen, because of educa- Newport Beach. There 1s no cost. For more information, call (9'9) 650-1332. The Costa Mesa JtepubUcan Women Federated wW meet at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. The p rogram will feature John Campbell, candi- date for the Assembly of the 70th district. For more information, call (714) 557-6545. An event titted .. Man.aged Mon- ey & Tax-Advantaged Investing• will be presented from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission is free. Reser- height increases have already been approved since the sign ordinance was adopted. She also said that since ICI was aware of the sign ordinance beforehand, they should have come up Wlth a design that com- plied. Tamra Greenlee of ICI said she thought what the zoning adminis- trator had approved was a won- derful compromise, considering code would allow eight signs for businesses along Harbor Boule- vard. Several residents spoke against the zoning administrator's approval, including former coun- cilman Jay Humphrey, who said tion, have really backed off in taking bait." Council members also agreed to reduce the number of visitors scheduled for daily outings to the tide pools, as well as to urge local schools to spread their visits throughout the school year, rather than concentrating them in the spring. •We want to make sure that people have a quality visit,• said Tony Melum, deputy chief for the city's marine and environmental oversight. *When it's crowded, it's like going to an aquarium and having to stand eight rows back Dinner by the Bay •.. Enjoy a relaxed dining atmosphere on our heated waterfront patio. 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Students are required to present a four-minute compliance with the sign ordi- nance was necessary to avoid a situation such as the one on the *Ginza, • .one of Tokyo's main thoroughfares Resident Tamar Goldmann also offered a histoncal perspec- tive, saying that many businesses were required to take down non- conforming signs after the aty's ordinance was adopted. *This starts the sign race all over again,· ~he said. There was also debate about whether the proposed signs were •tacky" or classy. · The signs were designed by Architectural Design and Signs and feature a nautical mast-like to see the fish.• In addition. the aty wW look into appointing a seasonal ·~anne preserve supervisor• to coordinate the tide pool program, as well as scheduling a *marine preserve officer" to be on duty at the refuge during daylight low- tide hours, when the tide pools are exposed and at their most vul- nerable. Complicating matters, howev- er, is the fact that ti.de pools actu- ally fall under several different government jurisdictions. The Newport Beach City Council can regulate the area because it falls MEET OUR MEMBERS Member (or: 10 ycus Oc:cupatioo: Homcnulm Why did you join Shape-Upl I felt romforuble rne nm ume I walked 1n Shape-Up. I liked thnr ;icrob1C md ettl'CIS(' programs and the fncndly st.a.ff Goals: To mmua.in good health md my figim M) parcni:s wett ~ickh &: I \Qllt to ~~Id health prohlcrt\) commencement speech. For more infonnation,call(714)432-5592. Ben & Jerry's annual .. Free Cone Day• wW be presented from noon to 9 p.m. at its Meia Verde Center store, 2701 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The scoop shop is located near Albertson's. For more infor- mation, call (714) 556-7630. WEDNESDAY A free noon program titled .. The Second nme Around. wW be presented at the NeWQ<?rt Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mlormation, call (949) 717-3801. design consistent with the archi- tecture of the Harbor Center buildings. Conrue Slutsky, who work:s m the sign design business, described the signs as ·award- winrung • and "exciting.• Chamber of Commerce Presi- dent Ed Fawcett also spoke m favor of the signs. He described Harbor Center as one of the largest developments in the city and said that other sign vanances for auto dealerships had been granted. ·ro demand signs be less in height than the auto dealerships doesn't do Justice to the size of th.is property,• be said. within city boundaries; but Orange County's Harbors. Beach- es and Parks Division can also exercise authority, as can the Cal- ifornia state Department of Fish and Game. City offiaals sought to address that problem at its meeting la.st rug ht. "It's a problem up and down the coast, not Just m l.J.ttle eoro; na," said Patti Schooley from the county agency, wb.om the qty had invited to the meeting. "The man- agement of tide ~ls has to be active mariagement and not pas- "sive management." &rb..rw SMl.tU.prt Member Con I 0 ~ Raulcs: ~ drcu \Ill for year~ I fed toned ~nd able to do the spom icriVtrics I love! Wlw do you like about Shape-Up~ I like the pm<ICV. membcl"I arr hen'. to workout not ps1p. Tim all()W) me to enjoy my workout & not IC'CI inum1datcd. 10 m too people. c ...... 64S4209 ----·· . . . . . . -. , . m-oPDU ... ...241 .. 5'0lm Mi.Of MME . ----• • • ' 'J!.I I :v Doily Pilot orona del Mar High senior Alex Bottom turned down :smolarships to pursue business degree as walk-on at use. PREPS acceptance earlier Uus month and finalized pJans to join the nojans' football team as a walk-on. No scholarship. No recruiting courtship. No promises. No problem. ·me phone calls and flattery ' from coaches, two weekend : recruiting visits, and the 'attention that went with being a ·Omsion I college football prospect. all felt good to Corona dal Mdr High seruor Alex .Bottom But 1t also felt wrong. sigrung date,• Bottom said "Coaches were in my house and they had the paper'$, wanting me to sign. They said they wanted to gel my name in the paper for signing and that they'd take care of me. How could I say no?" barry faulkner ·rm going in expecting to get my butt kicked," said Bottom, who has followed up his All-Newport-Mesa District and first-team All-Sea View League football season with strong contributions in basketball and baseball. · -So, ds the deddline to sign a nationdl letter of intent -deas1on :day for most recruits -came and :wl!nt, the 6-foot-5, 215-pound ;three-year varsity starter dodged it.he dotted I.me dnd followed h1s hedrt ! ·ft was crazy around my :house· dose to the (Peb. 3) Bottom, however, passed on scholarship offers from Utah State, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Idaho State (he had visited Utah State and Idaho State). And he remained vague when classmates asked about his gndiron future. "I JUSt stayed m the shadows. qwe Uy awaited word from the ad.missions office of the school he always dreamed of attending: • l know I'll have to work my (rear) off and pay my dues. My best bet is long snapping (for punts and place-kicks) and speciaJ.teams. It's not like I'm going to weigh 280, so I woh't be playing offensive line. I could be USC. I wasn't talking like I was Mr. Big Time.• said Bottom, who He received news of his TENNIS DAILY PILOT PHOTO AND lllUSTRATION BY MARC MARTIN When it comes to tennis ln the '90s, there seems to be a missing link ln the fabric of the game ... the player. • l·lctt balls and broken rackets. Thi· uame hdd its heyday in the ·70..., W1ll 1t ever return? R1u IAlll> Dt 'Ill\ ~Plil Part II of Ill 11 c.,ports are trendy, then tenrus had 11s turn cJunng a reign wi.·th disco, bell-botloms and long hair. The Pnonnous boom m the sport hit a peak in 1974, a year after Billie Jedn Kmg dPl••tJted the late Bobby Riggs in the 1.11111111s BcJttle of thf' S<>x<'s match dl the 111111..,ton Astrodomc>. Hut, Pxn•pt for d modPrate climb lil p111 t" tpdhon m the late> 1980s when the WHh -hody rc1cket wds mtroduceo, tennis h.1~ .... 11·o<hly ndden a bumpy surface m th£> p11hlu dnd private sc•ctors, ra.ismg several q111•..,L10nc., ttbout the future of the game l uc-dl tt>nms professionals mterviewed lor lh1s st•ri<•s have talked about injuries, uni vPn competition, more leisur~-time options (or p<>ople dnd, of course, the rave• of qolf m the 1990s. dS the primary factors for ttw dcfllne m partlopation · Wt>'rc still pounding the peg in,· said Co-.td Mesa Tenrus Center operator Hank Llovrl, who owrts three tenrus shops m Orange County and, for several years, has evaluated club players dnd coached top-level junion.. "We're promotmg tennis and trying to get new people out there, but I t1unk a lot of people in that (baby boom) crowd just got burned out and they're playing goU now They enjoyed (tennis), but the baby boomers JUSt need something else. Maybe it's not as competitive. Maybe they're (cycling) or taking a tnp. They play for the soaal (as~cts), but they're simply playing more golf. It's u quest. Even the teaching pros are playing more golf." Costa Mesa resident Wally WeJbrock, 54, played club tenrus for 20 years, but dropped his Newport Beach Tennis Club membership wtthin the last year. "Private clubs r8lse their pnces so much, it tSn't worth it,• said Welbrock, once a member of the old John Wayne Tennis Club. "You feel Wee walk.mg away. At Newport Bedch Tennis Club, there are no young p ople. They're all over SO. But we're getting injured and falling apart. "We'd have younger people if tl wasn't so exJX>n we.• The Palisades Tennis Club in Newport Beach, considered the area's leader in private tennis clubs, charges $1,000 for initiation fees and $1,500 for families, in addition to monthly dues of about $100. "What we compete with, in the private sector, is free," Palisades owner and operator Ken Stuart said, referring public parlcs and high school courts. While there might be more private clubs in Orange Courity per capita than anywhere in Southern California (there are 22 clubs aligned with Orange County's Private Tennis Oub Association), there are many that have struggled to survive. Management types at private clubs are being la.id off with the head pros taking over as operators, a dangerous move, Stuart said. •Nothing against the teaching pros, but you can't manage a facility from the tennis courts," Stuart aid. Bob Ogle, generaJ manager of the Balboa Bay Club Racquet Oub, has had to endure a dun.irushing membership base for most of the decade. · SEE TENNIS7 PAGE 7 .. ~ . Of THE DAY ~11111 ... in~ to flf l"f bun kkbd -... I bow 11 hem to wortc my (recr) off and pay my dues :.: Alex Bottom, USC football walk-on ... .. • : Tue.day, April 27, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 4'i23 a linebacker (he started at outside 'backer last fall) or defensive end, though. I'll just d~ whatever I can to contribute to the team. I won't be a star or anything.• Bottom may have been just that at the schools who wanted him most, at least as much as a lineman can claim stardom, anyway .. But a.long with the athleticism, aggressiveness and ample frame which made him alluring to recruiters, Bottom displayed a sense of perspective that averts many prep standouts who become intoxicated by the recruiting process. Some 99% of all college athletes are, after all, virtually \IA indistinguishable from their fellow students when it come$. time to apply their degree to l'll'l entry-level job. " Bottom wants a degree from use on his resume more thaJ1.., he wants a scrapbook full of • collegiate clippings. ·- "It was scary, but I pretty ,,. much dropped everything to go to ·sc, • he said. "I've really . • always wanted to go to the • business school there. There's something to be said about being a scholarship athlete, but t.h.iS'U":'" something I totally wanted. ~ is a dream come true.~ ·"~ •Bottom's Cd.M teammate, ,...,.; Mark Hatfield, accepted a football sc~larship from the J --SEE PREPS PA4E.i CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ~J 't• I ........ II J ".,, .... E ·Newport HarbojY . ,, ,,,,,., I 'f •• J •He guided the Sailors to their first varsity football championship, as well as the Tars' only baseball crown. DoN C'.ANTRllJ ~ltil Llng before the late lft oacb Wendell ickens passed away in 1998, he responded to a sportswriter's question by noting that his most significant honor came when he was named to the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame in 1986. Out of his five years coaching at Newport Harbor High School, he could celebrate two noteworthy championships, which included the 1942 Sailor football team and the 1948 Tar baseball team. He drew many outstand.mg ballplayers his way to Orange Coast College from 1948-77. He coached OCC to two baseball titles, four Southern California crowns and eight conference Pickens championships. In the late 20s, Pickens was an outstanding athlete m grammar school in Fullerton and earned numerous honors for track and field achievements. His marks and records were similar at Fullerton High as a versatile athlete before shifting on to Arizona State, where he played a backfield leadership role under Coach Rudy Lavtck. He later earned a state title in collegiate wrestling. In time, he coached from 1935-40 at Fullerton High and Fullerton Junior College before accepting a football and baseball position at Harbor High from Athletic Director Ralph Reed, who coached track and field and basketball. Most all of his athletes came to hold Pickens in high regard and respected his tance. #He made men out of boys," said Roger Neth, one of his eerly day gndders and once police chief of both Costa Mesa and lrvme. "He expected a lot out of you and J think he got it, too,· said Billy Sheflin. a 1940-41 Newport Harbor center an ct brother to the late Harold Sheflin, an All-CIF fullback in '42. "He performed miracles,• ,. former Newport Beach mayof and councilwoman Ruthelyn Plummer srud. A popular songleader during Harbor's champion god season of '42, she saw, "It was incredible tor,a little school like Newport to win the .. tough Sunset League · and make it to the (small school) CIF playoffs." Tar enrollment was about 500 students. Bigger league schools had two and three time~ the enrollment of Newport. • ,. One of the biggest-ever shocks in football for Newport ' against any rival directed by · ·" Pickens was the '46 Sailor c deadlock with Santa Ana High-at 13-13. The Tars were limited~ but the Saints were the defending · CIF champions and were led1by tnple-threat Johnny Fouch, who, would go on to fame at use._. :. His one major mark that still stands at Newport H arbor is t.be.,.. league baseball charnpionshipJo.. '48 No other Sailor team has , 11 ever won a baseball a title, and few have so much as chall~~ Frank Hamilton was the fab Sailor pitcher who led his ma\~ into the CIF Playoffs. Wendell Pickens ... "Pick "' to·" many, is an easy pick for the • , Daily Pilot's Sports Hall of Pa.we~ celebrating the oncoming milleruUUffi, t I iNEWPORT HARBOR QUALIFIES FOR TEAM RACING NATIONALS I ~ I •Championship regatta for team racing in Florida next for the Pacific Coast champions. Sailing in 54.n Francisco Say this pc!Sl weckc>nd, the Newp<?rt Harbor club sailing team qua.li- b d for the national team racing championships to be held in St. Pet rsburg, Fla. May 22-23 Th<? 11 -m mber t am ""tl<'d an almo t pert ct r gatta against tuams from throughout the stat in th t am rodng forroot. wtLich lnvolvoa three boats ailing against three opposing boats, with traps and block.I within e gUl8 plan to enable the team to Wift the race. Newport Har'bot won i~t of nme race , thus was the top seed m the llnal round-robin, and Newport swept th.rough the round-robin race• to claim the Paci.he Coast Team Racmg cham· plonship. Earlier this year the team also quaWled for the national fleet rac· lng championship, to be held in D tro1t on Lake St. Clair, also tn May. The 1999 team includes ltoy n accar, Pai e ThomptOD, Scott Hogan, Amy Halvenen. Charlie Boukath r, Tyler Haskell, Jen· nil r Port r, Jene McRae, Gary Grtme1, Merecijth Potter and y CoCbre.n. • .. • 11111'1 !'ENNIS? ANYONE? CONTINUED FROM 6 Ogle, who once gave lessons . \9 ftesident George Bush when he--kas in office, bas spotted 10any of his former BBC Racquet ~}ub members at adjacent Newport Beach Country Club, Ull private goU course which is b\flfed by the same company, Jn~tional Bay Clubs, Inc. "When I walk over (to NBCC) foWw.nch at the cafeteria, I see all bf nr; old tennis members,• Ogle satd';' •and I ask them when they're going to come back and play the sport they're supposed to be playing. They've left the racket club for the goU course.· R om a business point of view, International Bay Clubs, Inc. profits more from its goU members than tennis players. because of higher dues. • U it was the other way around, where goUers were leaving the goU course to play tennis, there would be a d~ease in cash Oow, so (the COJ!PMlY) actually benefited from the golf boom,• said Ogle, a teaching pro at the club for ~'C~!. 20 years before his promotion in June 1996. u\Things are so cyclical. I'm 46, but when I was 30, you wouldn't bQ ,caught dead on a goU course, because it was an old-man's spoJ1. They laughed at you, but now it's a cool thing to do. ·i hate to use the word trendy, but it seems to be the thing and tennis had its tum from 197• to lm9. That's when it was just boobling. Also, people realized tennis was hard to learn." Sam Olson, former director of the BBC Racquet Club's once-thriving junior program, left the tennis industry c9(t1Pletely last swnmer, r~gning after 10 years at the cl~ where Olson had also served as general manager and groomed such gems as Kevin Kim, Eric Un and Mellen Tu. Olson, 38·, spent his entire career in the game. He could not be reached for comment. A nother example of the ~ame's wavering status is ~oPQ Prickitt, head pro at the Sutton Place Tennis Club in Newport Beach. Prickitt had originally planned to market a Club Med travel and tennis package through the Internet, but recenUy decided to add other ~ and recreational activities bee&use tennis alone would not sustain itseU. '"'I saw a survey the other day, raaking the popularity of different sports,• Prickitt said, • ~'d do you know where tennis ~·ranked? 'IWenty-fourthl It ~e.sr way behind darts and billiards." 'Before the •open era• in 1968, t~ was confined largely to affluent enclaves. Then, from 191b to 1974, AC Nielsen reported a growth from 1 O mUlion players aged 12 and over to a skyrocketing 3' million. \ 'However, the end of disco als6 meant the tumble in tennis as . aerobics and other fitness WllSTLlll Ip wanted Ill activities became more fashionable in the 1980s. Interestingly, in the early 80s when the rivalry between John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg hit its zenith, participation in the game. went down. By 1985, only 13 million Americans were playing tennis, according to the Tennis Industry Association, which conducts surveys and tracks participation throughout the nation. "There was a period of time when tennis had so many bad boys, I think the image got tarnished,• said Mesa Verde Country Club head golf professional Tom Sargent, whose club offers tennis and swimming. "It wasn't just McEnroe who came off bad to (some of) the public. There were others throwing rackets, yelling at chair umpires and screaming and swearing. I think it turned a lot of people off.• Aided by new, larger rackets, tennis enjoyed a moderate resurgence in the late 80s, eventually reaching 22.6 million players in 1992, but then suffered another slide and has been teetering ever since. "It seemed like in the early years of the 90s, we worked like heck and barely survived,• said Robyn Ray, director of tenrus at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club. "It seems like, tennis-wise, you've got to work hard just to keep gomg. Tennis has so many ups and downs." D ay and Stuart both said their .ftclubs are currently experiencing a mild upswing. Owners of the Newport Beach Tennis Club did not return phone calls for this series. Even when the game of tennis can be played for free at local parks and high school, public shop operators like Lloyd and Devin La Bollita are flabbergasted by customers who grumble about the price of a can of tennis balls. "We charge $2.29 for a can of balls and they say, 'Oh, we can go to SportMart and get them for $2.19,'" said La Bollita, who has owned and operated Devin's Pro Shop in Newport Beach for 11 years. "They're complaining about 10 cents on balls and we don't make any money on (a can of balls), anyhow. But they'll go to a bar and spend $2.50 on a premium beer.• Added Uoyd: "Golfers are all decked out with all their bags full. People are used to paying for golf. But in the retail industry in tennis, tennis players have a tendency to be more cheap than golfers. They can buy a can of balls for $1.99 when I'm selling them for $2.19." The game is in trouble if the public parks player is criticizing the price of balls. • Part 111 next Tuesday. ' Sports AYSO Final rejlstration for fall season is May 8 for Region 57 •Huge youth soccer organization encompasses Corona del Mar, Newport Coast, East Newport Beach. AYSO Region 57, which serves the communities of Corona del Mar, East Newport Beach and Newport Coast, is having its final registration for the 1999 fall sea- son on May 8 from noon until 4 p .m. at Lincoln Elementary School, at 3101 Pacific View Dr., Corona del Mar. Registration fee is $75 per per- son and first-time players to the region will need to bring a buth certificate. ~ Tuesday, April 27, 1999 7 As a completely volunteer organization, all parents are asked to volunteer in some capacity . Ensign Intermediate girls seventh-grade soccer ee.. swept lbroagla a.e ._.., 11•• with a perfect record, falling in the champlomhlp game to Stacy of~ Berda, .... Back row, from left Jllllan AUstla, Katte Lamb, Keny Boler, C41!18Y .lbbetloa. The program IS open to chil- dren who are at least 4 t/2 and no older than 18 as of July 31. Maddie Anderson, Angela Mlnnemeyer, Karle Gaa and Kimmy Miller; middle row, from left: Ally Stoltz, Barbara Julien. Hawley Mlller, Janelle ArllOld and Suzanne Dean; front row, from left: Jennifer Porterfield Jealca Porterfield, Anianda Wl~an,'Morgan Olson. Randy Gambill, Usa Evans ~d Jennifer Saldob. For more information on the the program, call (949) 640-2412. ~at Laguna Beactl LAg1.na Hilts at Mes.- Aliso Niguel at Unlllersity II -HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL - DON LEACH I DAl.Y F't.OT Corona del Mar High's Matt Thiede (above) scoops up the ball as Nate Lemmennan backs him up in Sea View League play against Newport Harbor. Below, Costa Mesa's Brian Montoya is off to the races as he steals second in Pacific Coast League play. Corona del Mar enjoys a two-game edge ln the Sea View race; Costa Mesa is locked up in a three-way struggle for the top in the PCL Corona del Mar 7 2 ,. Woodbridge 4 5 Iii Toro • s] Santa Margarita 4 5 WedMsCtay(l:15) ...wport at s. Margarita c.dMatlMne El Toro9t VVoodbndge Friday (l:15) S. Margarita at Newport lrwle at c.dM \\OOdbiidge at El Toro .Sea Kings, Costa Mesa chase titles • Corona del Mar and Mustangs 1n race for crown, Sailors vie for playoff berth as the baseball races begin to wind down. BAJlRY FAl'lX/lofR IXltt Pb -... ... Though Tom 'Ti'ager has taken roll for 31 years at Corona del Mar High, the former Sea King baseball coach and veteran physical education teacher has always been 10 a class by hunsell when 1t comes to dia- mond success. Trager, 10 fact, is the only coach to ledd the Sea Kings to a Sea View League baseball crown, havmg done so four straight easons, t;>egmrung m 1979 Trager's 1961 squad won the CIF SOuthem Section 2-A title, estab- lishing a standard which has. well. slipped, in recent yea.rs But with six games remauung in this year's Sea View League wars, current CdM head man John Emme is on the verge of cracking 'Ti'ager's exclusive coac:hmg club. "It would be pretty good company to JOUl," said Emme, whose squad takes a two-game lead into Wednesday's road date dgainst defending champion Irvine. The Sea Kings ( 11-5, 7 -2 m league) close the regular season Wlth home-and-home senes agamst Irvine, Woodbndge and El Toro, which have yet to beat Emme's unit. Only a collapse could prevent them from reaching the CIF playoffs for the second straight year. but Emme, as well as a talented cast of seruors, would be disap- pointed Wlth anything less than the school's first league title m 17 seasons Meanwhile, m the Paofic Coast League, Coach Kirk Bauerme1ster's Costa Mesa Mustangs chng to hopes of captunng therr first league tiUe since 1978, when Bauermeister was a scrappy eruor infielder at the school But Mesa (10-5-1, 6-2-1) would need to work past Uruversity (7-1-1) and Aliso Niguel (7 -2) to do so. The Mustangs begin their climb today at Laguna Hills, which they host Fnday. After a Pnde of the Coast Tournament make-up date with CdM Saturday, The 'Slangs close out the PCL slate against Laguna Beach (May 4 and 7) and All.so (May 10 and 12). •If we ~eep playmg the way we've been playmg, thmgs will take care of themselves,• Bauermeister said. Mesa, led by seruo.r Ruben Mancilla (7-0 on the mountl and ruttmg .549) has lost only to Uru (2-1 Friday) and Laguna Beach, thus far in league play. Newport Harbor (7-11-1, 3-6 after a 12-2 mercy killing of Woodbridge Fnday and a. nonleague double· header spltt W1th Dana Hills Saturday) is just two games out of second place heading into the final six contests. Coach Jun Kiefer' Sailors begin thelf final surge Wednesday at Santa Marganta, which they will host for the final time Fnday. The 'Jars finish up Wlth home..o.nd- home series against El Toro and Newport Harbor. Estancia, with ono league victory through nine games, will play oul th tnng agam.~ Laguna. Beach. Uruvernty and Laguna Hills. Coaches needed for ewport-Me a Jr. All-American JI. lll•IMEllCll SlllUPs·: ignups Saturday ai Linco~ • Every division ·eeking out availabl volunte r football coache . rl ders. .--Dlatrlct ~ntlnaton Beech ~Ion tll9h SchoOI "-' Olatrlct = Bid ONdllne: ._. Wednead•y, = Mey26 19Het .....a:oo o'clock P.M. ~ofOld~t. !!i1Cl'1 Administration Building, PurCllHlng De· l)&lllMf\t; I02S1 Yorklown I Avenue, Huntington 1 Oeach. Calllom .. m.46 1 Prcjoet; Morine High ' ScilOOI CeramlCt 1 Ctauroom Renovatton - I Bid No. 839 : NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN that the HunU= Beacl\ UnlOn High S Ol1tnct ol Orange County, ca11tom1a, ecttng by and through Its Governing Board, hereinafter referred to es ''DISTRICT," wiH re· : oelve up lo, but not later than, the ebove·stated time, sealed bids for lhe award ot a contract for the above Project. Bids sha)I be received In the place Identified above. Those bids timely received :Qlalt be opened and pub· liefy rea<I aloUd at the above-stated time and ;i.113te provided, hOWever, 11 , tt>e Information for Bidders • oeUs tor prequallllcalion of • b10ders pursuant to Public ~tract COde Section ~p111 5, only those bids received from prequatifled t>ldders shall be opened ~ publicly read aloud al :n,\fj above-stated lime and place. There will be a job walk ano conference on Tues· 'tmy. May 11 . 1999 at 3:00 ·p M., at the school. Al· !Mugh the Conlractor ~lk·through is voluntaty. ]be successful bidder will ..ltle.deemed to nave notice 'Of all conditions which ~tiould be apparent to a ;t;asonable Contraclor par· .1ic1pating In the walk· -.irough '• Contract Documents are ~ Ille star11ng Apnl 26, ;t999. at Distncl's Adm1n1s· •Wlton Building, Purchas· 1'\g Department, 10251 :Tor'ktown Avenue. Hunt· °lhg1on Beach, California ~646; 714-964-3339, Ex· "19ns10n 4350. A maximum »t lhree (3) sets ol ttle Con· ,l(act Documents may be .001a1ned by a Qualified ~idder for a refundable de· "l>Osit In the amount of .$75.00 per set. Contract Documents will be trans- mitted, upon receipt of De· posit. either In person or by regular mall services. Spe· ciai handtlnQ. such as ovemight delivery, will be availaOle at bidders eK· »ense Stated deposit will be refunded to the General Conlractors who return the llocuments to the ' Arehltect's Ofhce 1n gOod , conditions within tave (5) -<lays alter the bid opening 'ljale. : In accordance with the , provisions of Caltlorma Business and Ptoless1ons • Code Section 7028 15 and • Publtc Contract Code • Section 3300. tile DIS· • TRtCT requires lhat the • btddtr possess the follow- • Ing class11tcat1on(s) ol con· tractors llcense(s) al the time the bid is submilled. • Class B. Any bidder not so -nflensea al the time of tile 1 bid opening will be re1ected • as nonresponsive. All worll must be com· ·preled within seventy five {15) consecutive calendar , days from the date sp~· -Mel on the Notice to • Ptoceed issued by the DIS· TRICT Time is of tile es· , sence Failure to complete • won. w1th1n the time set torth hetein will tesult 1n lhe 1mpos11ton ot ltqu1dated • damages for each day ol delay 111 the amount set lonh 1n lhe Agreemenl Each btd shall be accom· , panied by a b•d security m the torm ol cash, a cen1l1ed or cashiers checlr. or bid bond In an amount not less , than tan percenl (10%) of • the 101a1 bid price, payable • » ttle DISTRICT ' .. The DISTRICT reserves : Ml! nghl to re1ect any or all • '11ds or to waive any Ir· • 1egu1ar1t1es or 1nlormaltt1es : 1n any bids or in the btddlng process As requ11ed by Section 1773 of lhe Ca1tlorn1a La· our Cooe the Director of , the Depertmenl of In· • duslr1a1 Relations ot lhe State of Calilomla has de· 1erm1ned lhe general : weva11ing ra1es ol wages 1n the locality 1n which 1he work IS to t>e prelormed Coples of these wage rate determinations, enl1lled , Prevalltng Wage Sale, are maintained a1 the Dlstt1ct -office and are available lo • any interested pany upon , teQuest Tile Contractor shall post a copy of this • document at each 100 srte --rh" Conlracto r and subcontractor under It shall pay not less then the sped· Ired prevailing rates of wages to alt workers em· ployed 1n the execuuon ot the Contract. The general prevailing rate of per diem wages Is based upon a working day of etoht (8) hours. The rate lot fiollday and overtime worll shall be at least time and one-half , tt shall be mandatoiy upon the aucoessful bidder ' to wtiom the contreel is awerded. and upon any sut>cont111ctor U1ttd, to JHIY not IHI 1118n the aeld •l>tC· 1tlod ratoa 10 a11 wo1bt1 employed by lhem for the Pr~. No bidder may withdraw any bl<t for a po"OCI of shcty (60) calendar day• alter tne d41tt nt tot m. opening ot bklt Pureu1nt to Secllon 22300 ol the Puohc Con tract Code, the .AQ<eement wtll oont•ln provlslona per· mltUng Ola IUOCes:>lul bid· der to substiMe secoriuea tot any tnonles withheld by ltle DISTRICT to ensure performance under the Agreemenl or permitting payment ol retenllons eerned directly Into escrow. Direct questions aboot the Contract Documents to KPI Archltecu too .. by mall to the address stated herein or by FAX: 909-270-2947; attention Marl< Getsinger. Goyemlna Boetd HUNTINOl'ON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT B~· ISi Suel McL.llne, 0 tor or Procurement Pub lshed Newpor1 Beach· Costa Mesa Delly Pitot April 27, May 4, 1999 T457 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The followlng person(&) has (have) abandoned the use of the fictitious busl· ness name: MAG BAY TOURS, 2474 112 Newpon Blvd , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 The Fielittous Business name referred to above was !tied In Orange County on 06/08198, FILE NO 19986760805 Stephen Donald Warren. 2474 1/2 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Olga Lorena t:lemandez Mendoza. Zona lndusttall, SIN Puenp San Carlos, BCS. Mexico. 23740 This business is con· duC'led by husband and wife Stephen Warren This stalement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·2·99 . 19996788$47 Daily Pilot Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27. 1999 T421 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as MAG BAY TOURS, 271 Magnolia Ste. B. Costa Mesa. CA. 92627 Stephen Donald Warren, 271 Magnotta Ste. B, Costa Mesa, CA. 92627 This business is con· dueled by: an individual Have you started doing business yet? Yes. 04/20/98 Stephen Donald Warren This statement was filed with the County Clerk or Otange County on 4-2·99 19996788546 Daily Pilot Apr 6, 13, 20, 27. 1999 T420 Fictltioua Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as. FIRST NEWPORT REAL ESTATE SERVICE, 12 Corporate Plaza # 120, Newpon Beach, CA 92860 New American Real Es· tale Management Group, Inc , (CA). 12 Corporate Plaza # 120, Newport Beach, CA 92660 This business 1s con- ducted by a corporatloo Have you staned doing business yet? No New American Real Es· tale Management, Grant King. President Tf11s statement was !tied wrth the County Clerk ot Orange County on 3-18·99 19996786915 Daily Pilot Apr 6. t 3, 20 27 1999 T428 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as. New American F1nanc1at. 12 Corporate Plaza. Suite 120, Newpon Beacti. CA 92660 New American Real Es· late Management Group Inc (CA) 12 Corporate Plaza, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Thts business 1s con· ducted by a corporatton Have you s1aned doing business yel? Yes, 3/30/99 New American Real Es 1ate Manageme nt Group, Inc Grant King, President This statement was ltled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 3·30·99 19996788166 Daily Pilot Apr. 6, 1; 20. 27. 1999 I 429 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person(s) has (have) abandoned the use ot the ncn1ttous business name 9) BDM ENTERP b) HEAVEN SENT, Sea Lane •t21. Corona del Mar .1. Calttomia 92625 The l'klllltOUs Business name reterred 10 above was nled In Orange County on 1/8/99, FILE NO 19996779838 Chris Anthony Oedona10, 900 Sea Lane #121 , STARTING :ANEW • • ' • • BUSINESS?? ••••••••••••• • • I • • • • I • I • • t " i • I Colon• dtt Mar. Cllllfomla 02625 Thoma• Edward Mon16Hy, 900 s.. l.8ne 1121, Corooa det Mar, c.t1fomll V2825 Mldl0tl A~rt 8ovon11, 900 sea LAM 1121. Coron. del Mar, C.lilomfa 92625 Thie buelneu ta con· dUOle<I by: • general part-~rshlp Thomas Monlasey This statement was tiled With the County oi.rk Of Orange County on 4· 1 S.99 fMM7Ht39 Dally Pltot J.Dt, 20, 27, May 4, 11, 1999 T438 Fletltlou.a Bualn9's Neme Stetement The tollowing pertons are doing business as· M.K. Resources, 24651 Sutton Lane. Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Mark A Kester 24651 Sutton Lane. Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 This business Is con· ducted by: an tndtvklual Have you started doing bUStn8'S yel7 No Marl< Kester This statement was llled wilh lhe County Clerk of Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788555 Dally Pilot Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1999 T422 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: House to Home Consult· Ing, 483 Ogle Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jodi Ann Davison, 483 Oole Street. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business 1s coo· ducted by: an indMdual Have you staned doing business yet? Yes, 2·99 Jodi Ann OaV1son This statemenl was filed with the County Clerl( of Orange County oo 4·2·99 19996788558 Dally Pilot Apt 6. 13, 20, 27, 1999 T423 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing busfness a.s: Brett MotorArt, 210A East 16th Street. Costa Mesa, Caltfomie 92627 Bren J RubbtCO, 21 OA East 16lh Street. Costa Mesa, California 92627 This business 1s con· ducted by: an lndlv1dual Have you staned doing business yet? No Brett J Rubbico This statement was ftled wllh the County Clerlt of Orange County on 4·2-99 19996788559 Daily Ptlot Apt 6. 13, 20, 27, 1999 T426 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are dOlng business as: Newpon Transponauon 26. 4685 MacArthur Court, Suite 422, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Paul F. FruchbOm, 4685 MacAnhur Court, Suite 422, Newpon Beach. CA 92660 This business is con- duC1ed by an 1nd1v1duat Have you started doing business yet? No Paul F. Fructibom This statement was filed with the County Cieri\ of Orange County on 3·29·99 19996788046 Dally PtlOI Apt 6. 13, 20, 27, 1999 T426 Fictltious Business Name Statement The 101tow1ng persons are doing business as· RF DEVELOPMENT. 485 E 17th SI . #245, Cosla Mesa CA 92627 BUSCH CORPORATION, (NV), 485 E 17th• St . #245, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by· a corporation Have you staned doing business yet? Yes. 1·1 ·99 BUSCH CORPORATION, Jenmler Busch. Secretaty This statement was filed with the Counly Clerk ot Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788553 Daily Pilot Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1999 T415 Fictitious Business Name Statement The tollowing persons are doing ouslness as Bay T imbers Apart· ments. 399 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Ralph Edwin Haun, 21162 Castlerock Road, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 This business is con· ducted by an 1ndlv1dua1 Have you started doing business yet? Yes, July, 1983 Ralph Edwin Haun This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788540 Dally Pilot Apr 6, 13, 20, 27. 1999 T416 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following peraon(s) h&J (have) abandoned !he use of the fictitious bual· ness name. Directors Showcase.com. 3410 W MacArthur Boule vercl Suite J, Santa Ana. CA 92704 The FicltllOUS Business name referred to above • • -~Ot . i 'ill ..:. ' -· ~ 6. • : ' WU tiled In Orange County on Apr~ 6, 1999, FILE NO, 189M'788881 Devld 1!19kine 3410 w. MacArthur Boulevard, Suite J, Sanlll Ana. CA 92704 P1ul O.ntOfl, 3410 w M tcArthur Bout•vard, Suite J Santa AM. CA 92704 Trey Solberg. 3410 W MacArthur Boulevard, Suite J, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Mike Gallagher, 3410 w. MacAtlhur Boulevard, Suite J, Santa Ana, CA 92704 This business Is con· ducted by; co-partners DaVlc:t Erskine This statement was llled with the Counry Clerk of Orange County on 4·16·99 19998790073 Daily Pilot Apr. 20, 27. M~ 4, 11, 1999 T449 ctltloua BuslneH Name Statement The lollow1ng persons are doing business as: STITCHED IN TIME, 20 Hetmcrest, Allso Vle)O, CA 92656 Virginia Jaranowskt, 20 Helmcrest, Allso Vlejo, CA. 92656 This business is con· ducted by: en Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Virginia Jaranowskl This statement was filed Wtth the County Clerk ol Orange County on 4·16·99 19996790070 Daily Pilot Apr, 20. 27. May 4, 11 , t999 T442 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: THE VIETNAM DAY. 4570 Campus Drive #7. Newpon Beach, CA. 92660 Tong Son Nguyen, 2019 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa. CA. 92627 This business 1s con- ducted by: an individual Have you started doing business yet? No Tong Son Nguyen This statement was Med wilh the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·16·99 1'9996790067 Dally Pilot Apr. 20, 27, May 4, 11, 1999 T 442 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as. ULTRAMAR AUTO SERVICE, 2101 Orange Ollve Rd . Orange, CA 92865 Amir Abbass llknan, 7 Agate, IMne, CA 92614 This business is con· ducted by: an individual Have you staned doing business yet? No Amir Abbass llkhan This statemenl was tiled with tile Counly Clerk of Orange County on 4· 16·99 19996790066 Dally Pilot Apr 20. 27, May 4, 11, 1999 T 440 ,:1ctitlous Business Naflle Statement The lotlowing persons are doing business as Strategic Alliances Unlimited, Inc. 32011 Via Buho. Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679 Womens' lnt11r·Natt0nal Management. (CA), 3201 1 Vja Buho, Trabuoo Ca-nyon. CA 92679 This business 1s con· ducted by. a corporation Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 3115199 Womens' Inter-National Management , Beverly Glasgow, Secretary This statemeni was filed wnh the County Clerk ot Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788539 Daily Pilot Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1999 T414 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as. Manneworlls. 275 E Baker St , #A, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Marty Metzgar 275 E Baker St . #A, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is con· ducted by: an individual Have you s1aned doing business yet? No Many Metzgar This statement was filed wtlh the County Clerk ol Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788557 Dally Pilot Apr. 6 13, 20, 27, 1999 H25 Fictitious 9ualnese Name Statement The tonowlng persoos ara doing business as GESTAL'f, 1339 Deerparll Or, i57, Fullerton, CA 92831 Sean David Crawford, 1339 Deerpar11 Dr. •57 .. Fullenon, CA 92831 Darren Alt Esk.andan, 1339 Deerpa'11 Dr .. 1157, Fullerton, CA 92831 Tiiis business is con- dueled by. a 11.9neral partnership Have you atarled doing business yet? No Seen Crawt0<d Thts sl8tement was liled with the County Clerk of 01ange COumy on 3·8·99 19996785487 Dally Piiot Apr 6, 13, 20, 27, 1999 T430 NOTICE 6F APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date of Flllng ApplieatlOn APR 08, 19~ To Whom ti May Conoem, The Name(•) of the AppUcant<s) It/are ROYSNEWPORT BEACH LLC f"• applicant• titted •OOve •re epplying to the Depantnent of Ak:oholic Bavemge Control 10 aetl etcohollo bewragea nt 463 NEWPORT CENTER OR, NEWPORT BEACH CA 92680 For the following IYP8 ol License "' ON·SALE GC:NERAL EATING PlACE Publlan.d Nawj)_Oft 0.11el'I· ea.ta Moaa Dally P•tot APfil 1J, 20. n '~ U33 8SC8310 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: MAUREEN MICHELLE KEMP CASE NO. A1He91 To aU t111ra, b•nafl· r.t.,IH, crtifttor1. cont· lniMnt ctoct"Of9, 1nd par· aOOi M10 rM}' OlnlnirfM 1n111 eated In 1119 win or _,_ ..... ,....--, .... , .. ~" L' • . . : . • • ..c....._ __ ......... , - Htat~ or both, 01 : MAURcEN MfCt-iELLE KEMP A PETITION FOR P~O. 8A TE Nie btterl lltod by CHRISTOPHER JON DOMAIN Ill the SuperlQr Court of Calitomia, County ol OAAHGE THE PETITION FOR PR08ATE raqu.all ttiat CHRISTOPHER JON DOMAIN be appo!Mld es personal representative 10 administer the eatate ot the decedent. THE PETITION requests authority to administer the ealale under the lndepend· ent Admlnlst,..Uon ol Es- tates Ac1. (Tht1 AuthO(lly wm allow the personal rep· tesantatlve to take many actions wllt\oul obtalntng court approval, Before taking certain very lmpor· tant actiOOJ, however, the personal representative will be required to gtve no· tloe to lnlerested persons unless they have waived notice or oonsented to the proposed action.) The ln- depandenl admlntstrallon. authorlly wltl be granted unless an Interested par- son files an objection 10 the petition and shows good ceuse why the court shOUld not gran1 the authority. A HEARJNG on the peti· tlon will be held on MAY 20, 1999 at 1:45 p.m. in Dept. L73 located at 341 The Ciiy Onve South, Oi· ange, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT lo the granting ot the pellllon, you should appear at the hear- ing and stale your ob{ec· lions or file wntten ob1ec· lioos with the court before the hearing. Your ap· pearance may be in person or by your anomey. IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or contingent creditor ol lhe deceased, you musl Ille your claim with ltte court and man a copy to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months frotn the date of the lltst 1ssuanoe ol letters as provided in Pro· bate Code section 9100. The tJme tor flllng claims wlU not expire berore four months from the hearing dale noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file 'kepi by the coun 11 you are a person Interested in the estate. you may Ille wllh the coun a Request for SpeOlal Notice (form OE· 154) of the filing of an in· ventoty and appraisal of estate assets or of any petition or account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A Request for Special NottOe form is available trom the coon cleric Attorney for the Petitioner: BERT M. REIO, ESQ, (CSB# 178281) 717 E. FLORIDA AVE., STE. A, HEMET, CA 92543 Published NeWJ>Ort Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot April 21, 27. 28 1999 WT375 FlclrtioUs -eusinitss Name Statement The following persons are doing business as· HEAVEfll SENT. 900 Sea Lane, #121, Corona del Mar, Cahtom1a 92625 Thomas Edward Morrissey, 900 Sea Lane #121 , Corona del Mar. Cal· iforn1a 92625 This business is con· dueled by· an lndrvtduat Have you srarted oomg business yet? Yes, 1/0811999 ThOmas Morrtssey Tilts statement was l~ed with the County Clerk of Orange Coonty on 4· 15-99 19996789940 Dally P1lo1 Apr 20L 27, May 4. 11 , 1999 1439 Fictitious Buslneaa Name Statement The following persons are doing business as Just Health Medical Group, LLC, 307 Placentta. Suite 207. Newport Beach Ca 92663 Just Health Medical Group LLC (CA). 307 Placenlla, Suite 20~. New· pon BeaCh. Ca 92663 This business ts con- ducted by; Lim1led L1abihty Co Have you staned dotng business yel? No Just Health Medical Group L.LC. Alexis A.H Manin. MD/CEO This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·23·99 19996790871 Daily Pltol Apr. 27. Mey 4, 11, 18, 1999 T460 Fictitious Business Name Statement The toltowing pe1$00S are doing business as: Marfin Pasteur Health Group, L.LC, 307 Placentia, Suite 207. Newport Beach, ca. 92663 Martin Pasteur Heatlh Group, LLC, (CA), 307 Ptec:entla, Suite 201. New-port Beach. ea. 92663 This business 1s oon· dueled by. Limited Llablttty Co Have you started doing business yet? No Martin PaMeur Health Group, UC, Alellll A.H Manin, M O./CEO Thi• statement wq tiled I with tt\e County Clerk of, Orange Coun'Y-on 4·23·99 1""700870 Daily f'llOt Arir 27, May 4, 11, 19, 199fl T481 Flctltloue BualneH Ntme Stetement The tottow1"0 pel'IOtts ore clOlnQ buslneu aa: LORENA'S FLOWERS 3081 CoolldO• Ave .. CO.la Mun.CA.9~ LOI~ D. Mcintyre 3081 Coolidge Ave • Coato Mesa, CA 926,G Thts bu!l1ne111 ts con· ductoll by. an 1ndjllidue1 Hove yo1.1 'tarted doing bufineH ytt7 NO Lorene o Mcintyre Thia lttt•ment w11 hied with the County Clerk ol Ofenge Co1.1nly on '4 2:t 99 1tHl7IOllt 04tly Piiot ~Pl 'Z7, May ~. 11. 18 tl1H T4$0 NOTICE NOTICE 1• het.Oy gNen lll8t the Boetd of Trvafffl Ill th• rountaln Vnlley !khool Ol Ind wlH huld a public ht•rlng at 1.JO P M et 17210 ()al( SlttJI. Founl•tn Valll•}'. CA ~2708 an MAy 4, 1 illt to oon•ldflt flfff'lg I tWqU!Ml Wi1h lhl Stnfe Board ~ £ctutlthon .. . -' '\ .-~ . '\ to WllM cenaln provtslOn• of the Education C«le de9tmg 11Wtth ttl4t bkl pro· ceu lfl the dlapo&l1lon ol •Ufl>lu• real propeny Publl$hed Newport Beach· Colta Mesa Dally Poot April 27, 1009 .T458 Flctltloua Bu1i"'H Neme Stetement The following p11i.oos are doing l>Uslnest Iii Predse Plumbing Contrac· tors, 8$62 Malloy Or., Huntington Beaoh. CallfQmla 92646 Michael Ray Jublnsky, 8362 Mahoy Or , Hunt· ington Beach. CA 92846 This business ls con· ducted oy: an lndlvtduat I-lave you started domg business yet? Yes. May 1, t994 Michael Jublnaky This S1atement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·23-99 1~790852 Dally Pilot.Apr. 27, May . 4, 11, 18. 1999 T466 Flctitlou• Buafneas Name Stetement The lotlowlng persoos are doing businen as' BEST DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, .2 Wild Goose Coull, Newport Beach, CA 92663 - Paul W. Schoef11et, 2 Wild Goose Court, New· port Beaeh, CA 92663 This business ts coo· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Paul W, Schoeffler This statement was filed with the Counly Cle(l( of Orange Count)' on 4·23·99 19996790853 Dally Piiot Apr. 27, Ma.y 4, t 1, 18, 1999 T465 Flctitlo~s Business Name Statement The followlng persons are doing business es. Auntie Penny's Pawlloous Tidbits. 2888 Bayshore Dr .. Newport Beactl. CA 92683 Penny Kelly, 2888 Bayshore Dr.. Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 This buslnesa Is con- ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing business yet? Yes, May 1998 Penny Ketty This s1a1ement was hied with the County Clerk ot Orange County on 4·23·99 19996790854 Dally Pilot Apt, 27. May 4, 11, 18, 1999 T464 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: AF Dev8lcpment Real Es· tale Services. 485 E 17th St .. #245, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Busch Corporation (NV) 485 E. 17th St , 1!~45, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business is con- ducted by: a corporation Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 1-1·99 Buscn Corporation, Jennifer Busch, Secretary Th!s stalement was filed with the County Cterlc of Orange County on 4·23·99 • 19996790866 Dally Piiot Apr. 27. May 4. 1t, 16, 1999 T463 Fictitious Business Name Statement . The following persons are doing business as· ~ Blue Sky Productions b Blue Sky Festivals c Blue Sky Fine Ans estlvats, 2438 Bowdoin Place. Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Jerome K Muller, 2438 Bowdoin Place. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business is con· du01e<I by. 81'1 lndi11tdua1 Have you staned dotng business ye1? Yes. March 1, 1999 Jetome K. Muller This statemef'lf was filed with the County Cler11 of Orange County on 4·23-69 19996790872 Daily Pilot Apr. 27, May 4, 11, 18, 1999 T462 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Winning Websites, 16899 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beach, Calitornla 92647 Matthew Mlllef, 16899 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beactl, CA 92647 This business is con· ducted by: an lndtv1dual Have you started doing business yet? No Matthew Miiiet • This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on 3·22·99 1999678129' Daily Pilot Apr 20, 27. May 4, 11, 1999 T451 Fictitious Bu•lneaa Name Statement The foltow1ng persons are doing buslneaa as: Jedi Group, 3301 S. Beer St., 1149-F, Santa Ana, Cat· llomta 92704·8283 MIChael Clyde Kindig, 3301 S. Bear St .. i49·F, Santa Ana, California 92704·8263 Erik Grllfln Burrows. 28322 Towne Centre Or., #827, Foothlll Ranch, CaH· tomla 92610 This business Is con- ducted by. a general partners11ip Have you started dOlng business yet? No Erik G Bunows This &latemenl was !Med with the County Ciel'!< ol Orange County oo 4·19·99 1~700260 Dally Pilot A.pr. 20, 27. M•y .f, 11, 1999 T4S1 Ffctitlou• 8uairMH Nern• St•tement Th• following persons ere doing buslneH as SULLIVAN CAR STEREO 2507 Woa1 Arlt Streat, Sant• Ana. Cahlornla 92703 Tak Su L.tm, 17701 Ger• rltt Awnue, C6rtllOS, C611tomta 90703 Thie bUlineH 11 con dueted by; an lndM<luat Have you 1t1rted doing 't>utlneu ye1? No Tak Su Lim Thi• tt•l•ment wits ftltd With ma COunly Clelllc 01 Orange County on 3'22-99 199H7871H Dally Pilot Apr 201. 27. Maf 4, 11, '999 t 450 F ctltlou• Bu•ineH N•me 8t1i.1Mnt Ttltl IQlluwing pe11on1 are dQing bustneN H Get ~lch MAtlultrng & Gntphlct, 1822 cot y Pl ; Cotta Mate. CA 12826 David ~Jtard Pal!Nr, .... ·~ , ...... -""ti ! •'4 ., • ,. ·~ -~ ~ .~"4· 1622 Cortlca Pl., COsta Mesa, CA 92626 Ca~ Coneno Palmer, 1622 CofSlCa Pl., Co6ll Meta, CA 92e26 Thia bus1neu It con· ducted by. hufiband and wtte Ha~ you started doing buslr\e11s Yet? No David Rlchatd Palmer This statement was lited with the County Clerk of Orange Count)'. on "·23·99 1'"6790t62 Dally PtlOI Apr 27, May 4, 11, 18, 1999 T455 Fietltlou• Bu•lneu Name Statement The fot1ow1ng persons are doing business as· 1.G. WINDOW & DOOR, 1786 Rogers Pt .• #C, Costa Mesa, CA, 92627 Dooglas Martm. 1786 Rogers Pt., llC. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business Is con· ducted by: an tndlvldual • Have you started doing business yet? No Douglas Martin This statement was flied w11h the County Cleft( ol Orange County on 4·23·99 19996790855 Dally Pilot Apr. 27, May 4, 11, 18, 1999 T453 FJctltlous Business Name Statement The following parsons are doing business as: ExptoreOC.com, 3001 Redhill Ave., Suite 4·208. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 German A. Hernandez, 3028 Coolidge Ave .. Apt 51 , Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Arnold Mendoza. 2553 Anacapa Drive #102, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Shaun Ito, 1913 W Car- riage Dr • Santa Ana. CA 92626 This business is con· du01ed by-a general partnership Have you started doing business yet? Yes, April 1, 1999 German Hernandez This statemenl was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 4·23·99 19996790874 Daily Pilot Apr 27. May 4, 11 , 18. 1999 T454 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing bustnHs as: elinkreatestate com, 2384 112 Elden St , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Daniel L. Banagas. 2364 J/2 Elden St.. Costa Mesa CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by. an Individual Have you started doing business yet? No Daniel Banagas This statement was filed w1tll the County Cletk of Orange County on 4· 16·99 19996790063 Daily Pllol Apr. 20. 27. May 4, t 1, 1999 T446 Flctltioua Buslneaa Nam~ Statement The loltow1ng petsons are doing business as Myers and Assocaales. 441 Dahlia Ave.. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Joseph c . Myers. 441 Dahlia Avenue. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 This business i$ con· ducted by an tndlvldual Have you starteo doing business yet? Yes 3·1•99 Joseph C. Myers This slatemenl was !tied with the County Clerll of Orange Counry on 4·16·99 19996790062 Daily Pilol Apr. 20, 27, May4, 11. 1999 T444 Fictitious Buslneas Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: EVERNEW PROPERTIES SERVICE. 2 Les Cruces. lrvlne, CA. 92614 Hsu. Sheng· Yuh, 2 Las Cruces. lrvlne, CA 92614 This business 1& con· ducted by an lnd1v1dual Have you started doing business yet7 No Sheng· Yuh Hsu This statement was hied with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 4· 16·99 19996790061 Dally Pilot Apr 20, 27, Ma~ 4, 11, 1999 T443 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons ere doing business as· TRANSPAC CONSTRUCTORS, 21851 NeW'land St.. Suite 118. Huntington Beech, CA 92646 Ezra Fee. 2456 Santa Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ~~~~! ·~· ..... ~; . ... ··; I .. _! Ann Michetlll Rosen HAS/HAVE FILED A PET! TION FOR AN ORDER TO CHANOE NAMES FROM i..v.11 Soott Rosen ~ Ann M1ct1c11te Rosan TO Lewta Scott Rot1n11tto and Ann MIChOlld Rosensltlo It ls f1ef'9by orcterea thtt aft pe1wu1 Interested 111 !his matter owear before this ooun in O&partment No L73 ot tne oranoe County Superior Court 111 the add111ss shown above on JUN 01 1999 81 2 00 o'clock p m. and then and there show causi, II any they have, why tne petition tor change ol name should not be granted. · 11 ls further ordered that a copy ol this order to shOw cause be published In NB/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot, a newspaper or general circulation published in this county, at least once a week for four consecutive weeks prtor to the day of tha hearing. DATE: APR 15 1999 JAMES A. JACKMAN, JUDGE/COMMISSIONER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT lewis Scott Rosen, Ann Michelle Rosen, 14 Kamalll Coun. Newport Beacti, CA 92663 Published Newpon Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April 20, 27. May 4, 11. 1999 T436 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Pedslink Pediat11c Healthcare Resources. 4100 Campus Dllve, Ste. 230. Newpon Beach. CA 92660 Pedsllnk Pediatric Healthcare Resoutoes, UC, (CA). 4100 Campus Drive. Ste. 230, Newport Beach, CA 92660 This business Is con· dueled by Limited Liability Co. Have you slarted doing business yel? No PedsUnk Pediatric Healthcare Resources. LLC, Greg Taylor, President This statement was filed with the County Cieri< ot Orange County on 4· t 6·99 19996790058 Dait. Pilot Apr 20, 27, May , t 1. 1999 T448 Fictitious Business Name Sta1ement Tne to11ow111g persons are do•ng business as The Ticket Shack, 1820 Newport Blvd , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Gucoone F111andal In- vestments, Inc , (CA), 11929 Cayuga Pt . Chino. CA 91710 This busmess ts con· ducted by a corporaflon Have you staned doing business yet? No GucCione Financial In· vestments Inc Kathye Guccione -President This statement was hied with the County Cieri. ot Orange County on 4-16-99 19996790055 Daily Piiot Apr 20. 27. Mey 4, 11. 1999 T447 Fictitious Business Name Statement Ttle following persons are doing ous1ness as Cralts4All com. 2528 Bowdoin Pl , Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Rebecca Beciue11e 2528 Bowdoin Pl , Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626 This business is con· dueled by. an 1001v1dual Have you started oolng business yet? Yes 04·15·99 Rebecca Bequette This statement was llled w1lh the County Clerk ol Orange County on 4·t6·99 19996790054 Daily PtlOI Apr 20. 27. May 4, 11. 1999 T446 Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing business as Chy Style Designs, 2900 E. Pacific Coast Highway Corona Del Mar, CA 92663 Rjcardo Zaragoza. 837 112 N Robinson St . Los Angeles, Ca 90038 This bUSlneSS IS COO· ducted by. an Individual Have yoo staned doing business yet? No AIC8rdo Zaragoza This statement was flied with the County Clerk of On1nge CounW on 4·2·99 19996788560 Dally Pilot Apr 6, 13. 20. 27. 1999 T424 ·~--·-·-·~ .... ~. ---__ - -• -all NOTICE Of! SEIZURE ll'URSUANT TO HEAL TH ANO SAFETY COOE SECTIOftl 11471" 1 •18 ANO NOTICE OF WTENOED FORFUTVRE PURSUANT TO HEALT .. ANO SAfeTY CODE SECTION U488.4 On APRIL 6, t8H, tit 867 W. tint. APT. 37. COSTA MIHA, CA. UM ~ deectibed .. : U ,211 U. S. CU~CY WH 1.Ued punu.m to HMMt\ end Safety COde Section 11471 / 11488 by the ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OEPARTMENT. The property WH Mlzed with ,...,,_. to ........ vtolatlonl•l of SecUonl•I 11381 of the Helllh end H fe1y Coft. You -here-by nOtlfted lhM the Dlttrict Attorney of Of•no• County hH Wtfrted pn>ClHdJnot to fotfeft the ebow-de1crlbed Pf'OP9ltY pum11int to HHlth Md Sefety Code Section 11488.4. • You -lnstNeted th4C If you detlnt l'O cont.rt UM forfeltut9 of Oii• property, SMnuet'lt to Health end 8efety Code Section 11488.6, you muft file • Wrlfied Ci.Jn\ ltetlnQ Yo\Jt lltt.etHt In the pfOpett'y. You murt flle lt\11 cfelm In the Supertor Couit of UM County of Of.no• wtl:Nn tNftY (301 deyt of t"8 flrtt putllll1edon of thl1 Notice. unleH you r9C!elw ......, notice. (Pl•••• u1e t9F01605 ) You mu1t 11rw en endon.ct copy of the clelm on the DWtrict Attorney of Oreno• County !Attn: JOSEPH C. NlOZA, ~utv Ofttrict Attomeyl et 700 CIWi c.nter Drtw West, Sent• Ana, Ca 1 2701 witNn ttWty 1301 day1 of the flllno of the claltn In the Sut>t"°4' CoUft/CMI Dlvttlon. The f eHur. to tlrMly file end l llOUl"I e Wftfled clllrn ~ •n lnterett lrl ttw property In ttw Superior Court will re1ult In the pmpeftV belnt declaced or onl•'" forfeit to the Stete of C.llfomte end dltrtrlbuted punuant to the provt1lon1 of Heatth end Sefety Code Section 114U wttN>ut further notlee or heerino 04/20, 04/27. 05/04 llJTICE OF SALE OF REAL PftOPEIUY AT PIUVATE SAlt' Cast No.A11H1• SUpenor Coun of the State ot c.trtoma '°' tne Count'/ of Orange In the mat12r ot the Estate of AHNE H GI~ conseMll!e ~ce rs hel!by giwn tnat Ille Undef11Qn10 Wiii Stll lt pnvate ute, on or alter Mao,' 7. 1 Im at the ottice ot tMTTHEW E t61.f. Esq., 34188 Cout ~hway, Daill ~nt. CA Q26211, lo the ~st anCI best t»dder. and su*<:t to con11rmnon by ~ SUpen.or Coon. all ngltL blle and 111terttt of sad conaeMtH in and to 111 the certain fUI propef!V 11l111N 1n Ille Coun~ of Orange SWI 01 C.1toma descnl>eO as follows OoilylPtfot 1111 caru~ CARVER Jo1tph Logan C1 Jun. 21, 1'10 • APf'll 23, tesldenl of Ne Beach for 70 years. p; eway on Friday alter bottlll with p1ostate • H IS SUIVIVed by • Jana Bradley and _,.. l(ltada, <l•ughters, Or Chrts1i1nne lJlnc~ Carol Kelley, fons-tn·lawl. Ba1ry Ulrldl and Dr Rob0n1 • ~elley, and grandsons:: Soan. Aaron and .""5hua1 • Ulrtell • t' Mr Carver was end:: raised 1n Phoenix, AZ. He•· moved to Newport ach:; in the lale 1920s w he,. opened a small boatfoapalr• • yord on Lido close to 11101 1: locatron ol today's Ware· • house restauranc:"~; worked as a capta1/l~. long haul tuna boat ~· few seasons before .QGftlH: Ing his llfe·ltme bus~· Carver Craft. a 111~: equipment disllibut- Tl'le original Ca~e • business location w Newport Blvd. In Costa Mesa. and today the build· Ing houses The -Grant Boys. Carver Craft Jnoved to its hnal location on Har bor Blvd in 1950 1 Mr. Carver was anachve member of the community dunng his hie. He~ to fhe Chambe.w,..I Commerce, Lions ~~µ, Rotary Club, the uHoag Hospital 552 Club, arid:was a life·l1me member.ci .. t~i CHOC Pedrtnos "•iMr Carver has served· as .. a member of the Hoe19~ p1tal Board of Oirect"and was actwe 1n St. :Jamis Episcopal Church &el\l1(lg as a sen~r wa~ lb< many years Along wltt7'h!s wife of 59 years,' t:~lth Paine Carver, he par11e1- paled 1n many o v1C''dltttf· table activities H&""WSs recognized as N~n Beach Man-of-lhe·Y'~'fl>t his contnbu~ons lo ·!he community ~: ~: Mr Carver and his lam 1ly were members ·"Of tl:le Newport Beach YacAI Cl~b lor many years He shei his love of the sea bOals with many of us e provided early support for the tall ship Caht0<N's act1V1t1es and was mmje hono1ary cap1a1n ~·lits contributions He I0118d1to travel and acr.umu(.afeef a large collectt0n of antique guns swords and manne memorabllla wh1Ch were donated lo the Nautical Hentage Museum Mr Carver was _.... 3y~ w1U1ng to lend a hand to his fello.,.. man Many.111 lh11 Newport Beach comrnu1111y have benefited lrom his knowledge and ge11eros1ty He will be m1ssed;J>y his surv1v•n9 family ajtd his many fnends in t~ c.om- rnun1ty In heu ot flow~ Ille fam'•ty w1>ties contributiOns IO be made to lh~g Hosp•tat Cancer CentC ot St James Ep1so<¥al Church Educallon Funt MernOftal seMCjS ~Ill be Friday Apnl 300 .. at t 1 00 a m St JalBes Episcopal Church, :11o9 V1d Lido New rt Be Lot 14 of Tract no 5698. as per map l!COIOed 1n Book 218 Pages t&-2t of Mai>s. 01 the Ref.om Ol the Count'/ Recorder ,...llllflll~~•-.. !'9"\ (Parcel No •18--041 -14 Commonly knOwn ~ 5e6 N GQ/1CI Hawn Cu'de Costa Mm,CA92626 Terms ot s•e ~" cuh in PACIFIC VIE\f ':'~;:: ~ ~~ ;'= MEMORIAL PA K casfl lllCI bllance upon SllCh Cemetery • Mortu~ terms 11'14 conooons as a11 Chapel • Cremat IO""ble to tile pelJONf l!pte · serone Ten percent of amoum 3500 Pacific View olie bid to be ClepoStted wifl bid Newport Beach • · ecos or otters 10 be in 644-2700 • wnono ano Wiit be llctl~ at lhll .. ••••••• ... lfom.wd ottice at artt ome alter PIERCE BROTHW the first publ1cauon hereol arro BEU. BROADWAI. btfore oate Ol slH Mortuary * Chartt.I Oall<l Apot2t, t991l •11" JENNIFER WENG£R Conservator, Cremation • Ptrsona Representab\le of the 11 o Broadway • esw Of sad comeMtet Costa Mesa •. MATTHlW E NEAU ESQ .a ... ~ O 34188COAST HXiHWAY ..__--&..·9-15_ ... _ DANA PONT CA 926.29 - NewPott 8e~·Cost.i Mesa CHf>19'413 Gil.I.GAN~ 27 28 Steven A. McKay. 21851 Newland St . 118, Hunt· ington Beach, CA 92646 This business rs con· ducted by: j0tnt ven1ure . IOl1::E a1 1llJSTEE'S SAl.E May ... 19119 ~ 51'9 Mo. 10ID 1..-i Mo. t--------"------1 SEL It~ • CW. Mt. Convenient -.mYOONIUIDEFAlU ClaMlfted \Ila ADm> 01 TIUT EWE> 642-eeTa Have you staned doing .,_. lKDI YOO TAICE ---------•--------- business yet? No Ezra Fee Steven A McKay This statement was med with the Countv Clerk Qf Orange County on 4·2·99 19996788536 Daily Pilot Apr 6, 13, 20, 27, 1999 T .. 19 Fictitious Buslneu Name Statement The following persons are doing business as· ECHO· TECH INDUSTRIES, 16401 Woodstock Ln • Hunllngtoo Beach, CA 92627 · Wiiiiam J Anderson, 16401 Woodstock Ln .. Hunltngton Beach, CA 92647 This business ls con· dueled by; an lndlvl1ual Have you •tatte<I dOlog bUstness yet? No Wltllam J Andor•on This atettment was flied wllh the Co1Jnty Ci.rte of 011tngo County on 4-2·99 1"91flfllH ACTIClt 1'0 ""'1a:T YOOR "'°""M MAY. SQU)IJ A ~ PYOOl&DNf DIUMl10M fl-TltE *1URE (II-ne ..,. ... N1NllfSf YOU. YOO IHOWJ CONfACT A I.AMR Oii-• ~ ~" ..... ~ • 1111 ........... Tl'lllill ....... ...-10 Died of n. ....... Clll ... ....... .. DG'llM ....... .... -.. °"" crf .......... of a...~~---~ ...... w. Kll90cll • .. tm\ • T~ Awwwbil ..... llri,F.A.•........, .. .... llUltlc ......... " ....... -.... ... ~ .... -...-.-.... Cf ........................ ............. "*""°'' ...... ~e ... OI ..... .... --... ..... , ~ ........... ..;.,:_ .. crf ...... a. ... ....... ·---·;.e .. .. .......... INlm "Affordable Alternative'' • • • • • • • Discowit Casket,5 Cremation& Burial Service • • • • • • Why should you subject : your elf & your family t paying inflated prices fo • caskets & service ·???? • • • Call TolJ Free l-888·54CASKBT • Smtag Or.loge a Surroundlog f.ountr11· Doily Piiot Apt a, 1; 20. 27, 1999 l4t8 ................ ................... .................. , ______________ -t.._ ...... ~ ......... ....... ,.,,,. SUPERIOR COURT OF .... • " ._ -.. .._. CALIFORNIA, -~...-.-COUNTY OF ~ :".. ,_.. ORANGE, 341 The ir • ..... • ,, :: City Dtlve, Pott ...._ " : .,,,,. ., Office Bo• 14171, ..._....., _...... ~~~r.'ls~~ • .J.:.-:.-,~= IN THE MATIER OF ., .. ...,, 'T E ., .. TH! PETITION TO fl ..... .......,, -CHANGE THE NAME _...""' • fllllil ...._ n. OF &Awl• Scott Roten -. ';L"' J.:;. 1118..:Z tnd Ann Mlchelle .._ -• tit c.., Roten JWCMICllllltDM OADEA TO SHOW ... -CIA 1.11111 0. CAUSE FOR CHANGE .._.. -. .._... " ...... Of' NAME --_. tlmr ~ CAIE NUMBER =-:i. J: • AtM715 ......... PF.TtTlONE~ S) _. fl, -~CIA ln.1t Scott ~~Hn AllO =Ml~ T1ll ..... ' /fie 'II lfe/; tfoa lfk.ite AGOODAQ! ! Call 642-567 Index • ....... !J ........ cs g t ••• g "' ·.111 .... ,. SEllVICE DIREcrORY -For Alf Your Home tlnd Business Needs - ByPbone (949) 642·5678 - By Mal.Kn Penon: J:)O \l'1.-st llo\' Street Cl)'lrn \lc!tn, C:i\ 92627 ,, ~·1•'11 8htl & "-> ~· Boars Trlepho11c 8:30nm-.H>Opm \loHHla,-f.ntl.n \\ alk-111 8.:lOa.111-u·OOpm \~ ... i.,,-1-·ntl•v Polley Rate and dra<llint1i ott:· suhjr.-t co rho11ge ~·1tlioa1 1101ir1•, Til publi,her rc .. rne 1l1c right 10 r<'n~r. rt<'la '''· 1 ·,i-c or tTjcct ,... ll\ etas ,r.~cl n<IH·ni!>ellll'Ot. Plrn-.c reron Bil\' rrrw 1hot fll8\ l>C .... m \·011r cla~r.ifi1-1I ocl i11111wcliott'I~ The D11ilv ~1101 uur111i. 110' ~ linhilih for aJI\' error 111 nn oche111:.f111c111 (or \\ hil'h 11 11111'" Ii.• respo11r.ihlf" tAC<'pl for the "°"t of thl' i.11&re n<'tunlly O<'rupeNJ liy ~ the error. Crrtlit r11 11 0111\ he ollo\\ cd for th~ fin.1 in~cnwn. .--------Deadlines ------ Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. W~nei;day S:OOptn Tuesday ......... Mondav S:OOpm FriJny .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday ~:OOpm .. ~ .... -.. •. - ... . .• .. ~ -' . l • .fl . . . . ;,: : t • ~11 448 ANTmSIMT I I • PETMNESna I -llENt : llXIU.IC1aD RON ..... wlld-l~kl•I • CM 200tq ft of otttc:. lpllC9 I BUY A.U. PIANOS! 19operd lj)Otted C!:A odart 11 111 lllCJstilg Co Fum or no4 AnllqU8$-0uabty turnture ~· tor pnvlleged tew SO DOWN ·SO MOVE-IN FREt COUHSEUNO FREE Utt of HOMES HOOiVA REPOS 1.aoo.7U.4857 VETt:RAN REAL ESTATE FAIRWAY APAJO'MENTS AT BIG CANYON phone ICCtSS, e~ .. one piece or .t\ole houseful! S450IS500 14t-&31-2111. amen $275 949-642-0424 Jm Cash P*d 800-649-4922 AllNll ...... IMrtillltlllllll ...................... ,... .,.., fllf ........ Act If 1•. _...,ftln•lt•lllltttall : ...... 1111 .... , '"'"""· "Mltallttl Ir ""rlllllllltl ...., " nct, '""· rtlltlt•,1 Ill. ~. llMlllll llltn., ....... , ....... ., .. i.tHllll le ... Hy llC. JrtltrtKI, ......... ~.· n1a .... ,.,., •111 111 ........, _.,.HY tmftlM· .............. wtllalall ............... a.,... ... """ lllftnlt41 .... 111 ... Ulqs 1•"rtl1d 11 ~laJ .......,., "' rnllMll .... ..... ........., llala. Tt nll- ....... ' ..... cdHUD T ..... It 1..-..Z4-1511. ftr IJle Wt1a11 ... 1, DC.,..,.._ allMUDll-.... SOLDll ShowcHt Homes for Slit In our S.turdly Reil Estate SUPJ>ltmtntl Homes of the Week OtSl)lay Ads Start 11 ~ $75! oea<lne Is Tll8Sday et SPM = Uttings $151 ThufldaY SPM 1y to AdvertlM In the Bttt Local Real E1t1t. s.ctlon CALL TOOAYll USA K. RIVERA' 949-674-4252 ANNE WILLEY 94!>-574-4249 SELL your home through classlfled NPT BEACH TWNHM, VlEW 38t 2.58a Top Loe View To Pall(, Wall! To Pool Huge Master, Below Comps DON'T DELAY ••. $174,llOO Newport Bitch, Sec:tet AIM Shatp 381 2S. 2-FP'S ,,_,s Open FloQfplan, UPOfaded Kllchen. Very Clean & Br\glll CALL TDOAY .. .$411,000 Front Row vu • Big Canyon Huge TwnlYn 4Br 38a Best SUMI Loe wJSoulh View To NPT CTR & Goll Course I UNDER MARKET ...$151,000 NPT BCH lnYNIOI' ' 6 Unll1 ElllbUI Loe 4·28r & 2·1Bt, &-1 C• & 2·2 C• $780,600 GSI. 10,000 Loi ONLY 1-$975,000 COlOWELL BANl<ER'S 11 DONALD PFAFF tmS-6074 all Claaltled r~J , __ M_~_r""_.18_7_8_ * COSTA MESA'S BEST * Junlo< 1 btdfoom and 1 bedroom. l6so 2 bedroom 1 beth Ouiec gated conwnunty. pool, llMS, easy ICCeSS 10 lr11way belCh & malls , 714-557~5 Tllntown on 45ft Comer Lot 1 Block to Ocean BUlcSo your 0rwn Hamel VRM S 795,000. s 806,000 Agent 949·720-9469 1 10--.1 MESA DEL MAR BeauUllA Updaled Home On 10,500 SF Parll Lii• Lol 38r/2Bt, Fam Rm. 2 FJ*:'a & RV Prtcg, $2991(, Aqelll 14•71&-9748. ,. -·.· ~ .,. . .. ,, fll : •• ~. -,i ;.~ .......... ,,.~ ~~;-~-' __ •1 .. ··: ·~ ~·· --..~· :.i DE ANZA BAYSIDE VILLAGE \• ' f ( >lflf1'HI'"'• 300 E ((l;,s1 Hwr N !N l>OR• Bf,\l" 2-STOR't SILVER CREST 10WNHOME 3 bedroom. 2 bath w4th gol'og9. Uy landscoped t'l24,995 WAJDfRONT 2 ~ 2 bait\, Cobano. kJtge polio, "'eat "'-· remodeled fv\IDIJI • Rant R.W fvu .kine ff 159,995 Resales from Sll,895 M1W ~from '59,995 (949) 723-4CM5 GATED COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND BMutiful tree-lined streets mld golf COUl'M views. Enjoy carefree l1ving In your large 1, 2 or 3 BR epertment home! • 1Wo-<:W Ol'1I09 • WaMl/dtryW hookup9 • Rrtpl11ee (Wood & ges) • NI oondltlol •19 • Wet bw In 2 mid 3 BR ·~avat*n • $1 ,850to12.9" • "'--c.-(949) 844--0509 8cny. no p«a. • NMf LuckY'• • 3 <lools to ocean, 100 blod(. 1 Bdm\11Ba no '*1drl!I. no palS S9ro'mo Includes udl. 909-593-8708 FIND an apartment through classlfted Charming Water Front 21>1 2ba, Ing. share washer dryer & garage $2300/mo 94'"675-4755 Wowi 281 28a. t80" ocean views, marble & Bllt>ef llOors, avall 5115 S21 OOlmo ~ depo51t Dave. 7t 4-1182 • 1848 Eat 81Uff HOUN + conege 4bf 3ba, IVlllable JI.flt 1 $3300/month Owner/Agent 1-800-56 .. 7554 lelYa m19. * west Blv AYE • Gorgeous 2·Story 38r •Oen, 38ath Nell Blylront Fp Oil, trg 8dnns .,.id rtlng tneld , mtny custom 1 .. tures Avfll M.y 8ttl $25()()'yeafty 141118 Agent 9491615-4912 F•hlon laland IOOICl ft Great loc. aval lmmed to shale Ol lak80Yllr Fully equip, phone sys/desk$ 949-118·1151 •101 "COM 1tn1ll office" own tntranc., PCH • Poppy. $600/mo, Grell location, 14•723-4000 FOUffO br1Ce1tt. VICIR1y ol S1 Andrews Cll.ln:tl Cal llld dtM:rit>e 94U46-0265 LOST BURMESE CAT LIGHT BROWN, VICINTY NEWPORT HEIGHTS. CALL 941-642·1830 LOST MANX CAT 4-26 BIKk •Brown TortolN Shell, Wl'green eyes. E SIDE CM Tuttln • Bay. An•~• to f>no.o. REWAROlll 941-645.()939 LOST allvtr short h11ftd Cat. Fem1le. Newport Ridge/ Spy9l1H lrN. Liit IMl1 2 Wk• 190. 149-720-93'3 1404 PeASONALs I novE BRIDGET DATING• Nice ' honest pretty Aallrl lldlff. 626-212-4250 1 440 ~1 -Witd Win! Wint Wi111 Win/ Win! Witt! BARBER CHAIR PORCEUNE Early SO's blue good cotdtion. StOOO obo 94~2·31170 LOM Flit • Gillll EMfgy with Metabollle. Cl.II lor tree samciit Day ph 619-468-0104 ~ 619-636-1276 fitlOlll ayltel'IVoll1ce furTllture · purchased ph sys in 1998 tor S28K Wll sacntice lor 10K obo Desks phones, computers, tax rnachlf'les. TVs, tor pennies on lhe dotllrt 14t-71 .. 1151 t101 .~ In Observance of National Pet Week, May 2-8, 1999, We will be featuring a page for our BEST FRIENDS and why they are adorable! HERE 'S HOW: 1. Send a photo of your pet with this entry blank. 2. Send $10, c heck or your credit card#, a photo of your pet and this entry form, to: I 'I I " c 1.t .... -.1111 d p , I'' ~ 111 \\ 1:.1\ ""I. c 11-.1.1 \I , ..... t . c \ '>.!<·.!- ' 3. Entries must be received by April 30, 1999, Spm. Photos will be returned to address provided. Do not write on photos. You may also drop this by our office. Winner will be chosen by random drawing, and notified by phone on May 7lh. Publication Date: Wednesday May 5th, 1999 P-"9 Namez My pet'• most adorable • becauM: Name of Ownen RENT through ctasslfled WOLFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DIRECT AND SAVEi COMMERCIAUHOME units from $199 00 low Monttily Payment FREE Color CataloQ Call 1-80().711-0t !la it" DIRECTV s11e1111e SVs· tlll'IS Slnalt S69 Two box sys lama $t4§ 3 monlt\5 lree pro- g 11mm1 n \l www Int egretedllllMe com Aolhor· aid dealer Open 7 days 1 800 325 7836 •00115 (CAL'SCAN) "•l;'t., -....... ~·,_ ~ . . " . , . ~ . .. .J ·. ~ ' I I I '\, I ' ' I I : I I I • I ',' I I ( ' I 1 I I , I I • . I . '.I •• 1•: or. Mld-4 cummtngs. M.D .. Nturofl()gtst Mn a,.. mursdly, APrll 29, 1999 7:00-1:00 p.m. "'*It COltl MeSI communttv center 1MS P1rt • COltl Mesi. ClltfOmla C'1WO bfOCtcS west of N1WPOrt IMVCostl MISI FWV·SS, Off 1.-SUWO lllft'lihmentl Wll be Dtowtclld, MCI I .......... ""' .... •1110t1 Wtll ltiii~ "*"' 9" llttUN. ~ mor. •11tN n"t1CM1 lnCllW tD n nrw 1 .-t. NOGUCHI COFFEE T A8lE $92$ 949-760-0839 APPO 8CllW Pf /Pf day and egi;~~ Per Hour T~:°', • Hmllk. Diial i- • tol-& "'"' ·~-• LlllS ... * •• '&LA s Piec9 South Western ~• wash '°9 canopy btdloom 581 queen size ldnt cond S800 ol>o e 714-645-4335 • ASSEMSLE ARTS, CRAFTS, TOYS, jewelry, wood llenlS1 IYPln!I. NWWlg ~ wdi\ tram nome 1n Vo"' spere 11n1t Gteat pay F 1'18 Ollats eel 1 800·832·8007 24ht• (CAL'SCAN) Buy It. Sell It. Find_ ft. Cl••lflecl. TIMES ORANGE COUNTY IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ITS SALES DEVELOPMENT REPRESENTATIVE Part·time (25-32 hrs per week) EARN $400 to $600 per week ( + Commission) The Sales Development Representatives sell 'limes 0raoie County subscnplloru to prospects al hlah proftle vc:oucs such as: college campuses. fall'S, ellhlbil. shows and sek:ctcicl rcwl outJets Also. lhe Represenwrvc will secure llCOCSS to gated bwldmgs. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WilL BE: • Independent and reliable • Flexible with their schedule • Professional in appearance •A "go getter" and "self-starter" • Must have reliabletransportation • Bilingual (Spanish or Vietnamese) a plus The Los Angeles Times offers a competitive compensation and benefits upon qualification. Qualified candidates may apply m person, by mail, or by fax at: The 11mes Orange County Consumer Marketing SaJes 1375 SunfJower Ave Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) ~591 You may ako ru to (714) 966-4!90 or Stnd vla the Internet to alex..mora@Ladmes.com -.. Contact: Alex Mora Equal Opportunity Employer SALES ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE (FULL TIME $2S-30K +INCENTIVE) The Los Angeles Tunes is seeking bright. capable mdividuals who are looking for fulJ-time employment with an es1ablishcd., yet expanding organiz.ation. SaJes and Distribution staff will work at our Orange County Consumer Mark.cling Regional office. The Sales Account Representative will wor\. to achieve sales goals within an assigned gcopphic area. The indiv.idual. will maximize sales by developing trong partnership wtth existing accounts. establishing new outlets and adjusting distri6utioo volumes. The Representative must act as an ambassador for the company by alway maintaining appropriate appearance and demeanor. i ' • • I nm SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE: I ' • 2--t years or sales. ma.rkctins or related u.pcrience rcquirc(I •Strong problem tving. decision making, organ :zational : and planning skill : • Excellent verbal and written communicatioo skills ' • Ability to wOtk I flc;llibte sehedulc includin S.turday a Sunday •: • PC skills required : The Los Angele Timc! offers 1 ~titive compensation : and benefits package. Qualified candidates houk\ ·send a : resume with salary histocy to: t ' Tiiie ,__ Onilae Cou•ty : E,..,_..Olh I 13'7 S •wwAw C... CAnQI You •Y mo fu «> (714) 96(>.:71Sl or.-via the la---4 to .tom••••-cam i l . I . . ' Tuesday,April27. 1999 TODAY'S 1 •utdll ..... c1a.Rai110...-s .. s ... w .... owRliJ!lllD .... r .. u .... z.z.L .. E_ · :i.c::: ·"'ACR--OSS----.. ...;..Aoof-0"9!--rtl-..,-"'O----~---------' : and TANNAH HIHSCH 1 Tf9de 85 Slno9r OUVWlt ~ l'UZZU ICM.VWD .\ 'HMttti r.-iue ee •/IJl'ie• etat RU1''1''THB RIGlfT SUIT W>Frollo f7 Klled, ata t• ~ Pflde ee ~loot& t: Mcwle~ 89 Go lnllde t7 Act« 70 N;f/;K Peridnl 18 Cookout 19 Tw-(be DOWN rec:osnzed) 1 Caldl a llV· 20 ~ 2 Handball 22 OUI of the turt.ca onlnaty 3 Opera ... In 24 Tallo(a aid EOVP4 25 Fleur-de--4 VNlta 26 Foaall reain 5 F\OdCy 29 Truell pert Mountain teeort 32 Haredlty factors 8 Hot springs '8 Ut iClllR»l4f oop 7 Big IUCCeSS 31 Spicy culllna 8 ROOnlng t>aq. 38 A o.rahwVl Oickerlon ~ Handy onas 9 '88 Otympics '3 Hialoricel partod • . • .... Be firm 1 Q ~avoreble. 45 ~·bi WOfda 46 Bacaute 1 1 Timber wolf 48 ·-Juda· (the 12 Matty°' BeatlM) bUeball 49Poof 13E~ 50 Priest'• garment 21 Knlghl'a llt'e 52 Damage 23 BrightMI atar In 53 Wuh-afld.wear ._. Orion S7 Toned 26 uama h&btta"t ll t T award sUnrite 27 Native New et WllflehorM'• -• ZHIMder terrtlory 2B Skater Bonano AVON PRODUCTS Start your own business Wori< ftelOl>le hours Enioy uohm11ed aarrings Cal tol lr1P (688)942-4053 (CAL 'SCAN) Bather. Ttchnlclan AHltl 6 Receptlonl1t needed tor Animal Hosp tO FV FT week· ends & holidays a must 4-27... 0 '-·~"'-&~ 29 Rump6e 49 -King Co6e 30 Eegle'1 nest 51 Ut1h canyon 31 Dom111 .. r:i ig ~ C*nentlne'• 33 ~ ded, for one Hposton, to 53 AgrMment Dionne 54 Not otten aeen Warwick 55 S!lri or W1gt1t 34 M11c.c dated 56 ChlneM 35FrMh ·~ 37 PuU II scamion 57 Combr .. d 38 L..eue 58 Ring arounil 41 Triangular the moon trall'lc sign 59 OMalble by two 42 Most Intense • 60 Moist 47 Jailer 83 Baby fox 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS CO SPONSORED TRAINING & I st year 1ncomo S35K Stevens TratlSl>Ort OTA truclt dnvers wnntedf Noo· eapenenced or expeocnced - Toll tree 888-179·4058 EOE (CAL' SCAN) General BOAT SHOW 714-962-13611 BOOKKEEPER Full Cherge Sm Coostr olc OutCk Bks Pro. ~ooson Ole req·d mtn 5yrs eicii S2J.S33K sen motivated lun environment, great benelrts Fu AesurM: 9'M4S.1504 ChlrOPfac1IC AU1tll01 Pfl. Fronl office ptol 1 lot busy mu41 Ooc1or onu Call only (lrom 11am·Jpml 114~631-5664. Temp Fu .. PT h :1<et 1a11ers !jNl"ral oHl<'e main1tJnance Mu$t be at least It! arv:I have vaild Cai t Dnvers Ur COii Q49 757-01b3 x213 All Kinda of Joba For All Kinda of People. Buy 11. Sell II. Find It. Cleaatfted. Neither vulnetablc. South dclils. 1Wo clubs w an.ifici I and forc- tl\I and two dtan~ was a wa.itin1 bid Theteaftcr, the aoction was nat- ural, ucep1 for three clubs being nea- ative. North judJCd well to jump to the slam in spades because or the trum11 queen and ruffina value in clubs. NORTH • Q6! f\) 16 0 981632 • 71 WEST • 74 EAST • 981 \) Q 1085 2 0 I{ Q ti KJ43 o J JO 5 4 • 105 • QJ84 SOUTH •AK J 103 \J A 9 o A •AK963 The bidding. SOtn'H WEST We t led I.he: kina of diamonds, taken in the closed hand with the ace. 1llC ace and. king of clubs were cashed and a third club was led . When West followed suit, declarer ruffed with I.he: queen of uumps. East's heart discard was only o minor 1rri1a1ion. Declarer returned to hand with the ace of hearts and led another club, discording a heart from dummy. Even if ll'Umps had been 4-1, lhe defenders were helpless. Declarer's long club was set up and the losina hcan wpuld be ruffed in dummy. South had adroitly traded in tho dan- gerous club ruff for a safe heart ruff with a loser-on-loser play. 2• Pim l• PIS.1 ~· PaM 5• Pus Pass P~ EAST P .. Pas,, p .. Pus Opening lead: King of o This deal presents no problem if clubs are 3-3 -declarer can ruff the third club in dummy nnd lose only one hcan If clubs are 4-2 and West is short in lhe suit , there is also no trou- ble landing 12 tricks. Bui whal if the cards are as in the diagram? Despi1e declarer's fine technique. lhe slam could. have been defeated. Smee Nonh had shown very little in lhe way of high cards, the possibili1y of tuffs in dummy was real. A trump leaa originally, followed. by another trump when !he defense gwns the lead 1n clubs, would have left declar- er with one loser each in clubs and hearts. · 479 EMPLOYMENT • OPPTYS 478 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES MadlCll Billing PfT M·F ADVERTISING 8 30. 12 30 lor Chiroprachc lnalde S1le1 olloee CM a1e1 714 540-8981 A rilpfdly ewpandtog com· or tax resume 10 714 ·540.8986 muntty newspaper group seeks sen mo1iva1ed telemarketers to :Al•f.c .. 11.mll•lll'f..11:mftltl &el •dvetllsMlg Can<idates rTl\lSt have 2 years tele· Fcx Brokerage Afm markelJ09 experience proven Needed ASAP tracil recotd, good references Responsible. Organized and the ablhly to m11ntarnc11ent DOiiy 9-3. 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