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Home My WebLink About1999-05-04 - Orange Coast Pilot: ... . .. ft~ , •• ·-,,,,,. SERVING EWPORT -MESA COM.W\~NmES SINCE 1907 TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1999 . . ~ . • .., 'VOICES . . FROM THE ·SCENE : "You caught me." .. ---; Suspect Steven Abrams of Santa Ana, as relayed by Costa Mesa police "He indicated that it was not an acci- dent.. .. He did not express any ' remorse." ,. -Cost& Mesa ~ce Lt. Ron SID..ltla "" · .NWe were going to have a meeting .. about our children~ program tonight, but we will just have a.prayer. ...-.... meeting instead. We just need to p_r,ay for th~m. " , • ()()llj LEACH I DAILY PILOT s.· -Ughth~·c~ • CoaunUnlty Church parishtoner Vldd Custer Flreflghten rush one of four Injured children to the hospital. Two children died and an adult also was injured wllen a CadJllac plowed Into the •playground. Police arrested the driver on suspicion oJ murder. · . ~ "It's sick. With all the talk that's going. on in Colorado ... I Tragic scene think ~I~ all rel~ted : ... tough to take ... We re not gomg : . to find a reason for . . J . -Costa Mesa Mayor . Gary Monahan "All of a sudden, he veered. " -Jim PopOV, wbO wttneaed tbe KW "I don't know what . his reason was, QUt an~ghesays won't be gOod ;; enough.• . A NDRflV STEVEN HARR!s A yellow police tarp fluttered m the wind as it wrapped the body of a 5-year-old gl!l lymg near the edge, of a playground. • Next to her, an older-model brown Cadil- lac remained •crumpled against a tree, toys crushed under its wheels. Countless parents ia~ed around the scene, some searching frantically for their children; others clutching youngsters to their chests, matting Qieir hair with tea.rS. · . I have been a reporter for .l4 years:I have seen fatal car accidents, gang shootings, and even a mentaij.y disturbed man set him.self on fire."· · . But I have never seen this. In what police are describing as an inten- tional horrudde, a 39-year-old Santa Ana man gunned hls car toward a school play- ground and plowed into a crowd of children Monday afternoon, killing two youngsters and ·sending several more to local hospltals. There are times that I Wee this )Ob. It is a SEE SCENE PAGE 5 BRIAN fl08UOA I OM.Y "OT Onlooken on Santa Ma Avenue 'ratcJl in dlsbellef during the re~ efforts. -... I I I • ' • • "lt> ., .. B8Seb8:n ~h. to be ·tak~n Off li(e Sup~l-t 1 • ' I • Paul Thoxel, longtiine' teacher at Estancia and Costa Mesa rugh schools, remembered as a gi;-eaf persoh. two children -- die , fiv e mJured as driver plows into playground . ' GRFC.~ ' -OalyPb '. I COSTA MESA -Scattered throughout the preschool play- ground were bits and pi~ of a parent's. worst rughtmare. Chit- ' dren's shoes' stained with blood. 'Toys npped apart. Bodies bat- tered . At the center of this chaobc scenf' -was ~ 3.~-year-old Santa Ana man· who, police say, inten- tionally swerved liis car into 1 a crowded sand lot early Monday everu.ng, lcilling two children and, m1urtng ftve others. Police said it was no acodent thdt Steven Allen Abrams drove bis car m the direction of an after- school day-care center on Mag- nolia· Street · and ·slammed mto the fenced area AQ!arns' car tut six chil- dten, fatally lDJurtng 4-· year-old Sier- ra Soto and 3, year-old Bran- don Wiener, police said Abrams was arrested · on suspicion of murder and ·. INSIDE · . . •Pnnts . hrm.gut· • wrerding day. ;. •OtyClud rnen.s stunned upon ~""'5. • Utllknown Ci>cxlt suspect s..r.s· was being held .m Costa, Mesa ' Jail Police believe the tragedyrrmy· have stemmed from an mcident mvolvmg Abrams at the school hve years ago. but authonties didn't elaborate. Police added the suspect1doesn't have any children enroU!?O at the day-Ca.re cenrer. _ ••. ~We.do.o.'..l. know what the con- necbon ts n ght now, but we are investigating,• said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Ron Srruth. •tte indJcat- ed that tlus wasn't an acodent It looks like he knew .. what he was doing: ~The incident occurred at 5:15 p.m., when many parents were · pickihg up their chil.dre11 at South Coast Early ChildhOOd Le~ Center after work. Police said Abrams drove an .alder model ,.Cadillac southbOWld on ~ta . Ana Avenue and then made a U- tum near ihe 200 ·block of East 18th Street. Siruth said ~e sus-' pect had driven about a 'Dlock at speed of 35 to 40 mpb when he turned ·sharply mto. the play-· ground. Abra.IDs reportedly· ran over two chil'dren and hit several more . before 'cta.$.i~ into a tr . Peo- ple who witne ed the maytiem I SEE TRAGEDY ~GI s .. 2 Tuesday, /WJY 4. 1999. ·MAILIAI . Leave trees alone, local residents say 1 read the peop e are against the tree removal. But; natut4lly, as usual our representatives don't represent.us! These poor' peo- ple ... their representatives are not repre enting them. Jlley voted . 7-0 to remove that and plea.56 Segerstrom. It 1$ di.cigustingl '-.• · IRENE MCKAY J Ne~rt Beach • • I do not th.ink that we should re-leaf or re~tree£ear Street. I · don't see any reason why we should change some of the codes in th.is ci\'( And along that lme, I tlµnk that. we should not have granted ·a 10-foot variance to the people who are putting up Har· bor Center. People who want Home Depot will know it· is there. And the minute you let one company do something, then all of the others a.re gomg to be in there. We don't want to make Costa . · • Mesa looking any worse. Who needs;<! sign that is 10 feet above 1 the allowable lev~. l hope i~ lS tl~aled and turned down. No new.trees, no lug~ signs. / .. , .... ;....-/ L"'NN MERLES '-........ --Costa Mesa The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce planted the ficus trees on Pacibc Coast Highwdy m 1958, and no one is more · reluctant to see them re"1.Qved than the chamber who planted them I The City of Newport Bedch stated that the.cost of repairing the root-ddJllaged sidewalks, pavem~nt, sewer and utility lines has now become prohib1tiverThe cost is now more than $50,000' annually, plus period.Jc tmrurung expenses. For that reason, less root-mv~ve trees dre being planted. - There was a heanng before the Parks. Beaches and Recreation · Board, and it was determined that the ficus trees should be removed LuvENA HAYTON Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce local voices GAlllS ~1HlllAT ....,.,.... ca. Mela ·~==~ .. of ttar. tc:beduled meetings between d ty 1md Chamber Of Commerce ottlda1I and business·ownen along 11th Street. The pwpose of the meetings 'IJ to educate the business peq>le a bout a ty plaril to widen tbe b\,isy tretch of road. NagbaVl alsO bat been walking UM! stiem, bOngtng detalis ol the plan to tboSe lt woUld affect everyday. It\! gOod to see the dty talking WJth busmess ownen and get- ting them involved in the process. It would be great to see that happen e~ more. A HOTIOEA . • Doily Pilot Here we go agam! We have people requesting'lhe removal of established, mature trees-from our city that were quoted as ·dis· orderly aggr~abon • and they want to replace them with a "uru- bed look• otCubdfl Royal Palms -(•Segerstrom. requests tree rem·oval, • Apnl 29) Paw Freeman was quoted, that •the ~ting trees would block views of a 'sculptured' pedestrian bridge." Well. too bad And JUSl how much would be blocked when you have sue lanes of rOC)dway and sidewalks for ~e bridge to go over? l am for keeping the mature tree$ and not ~etti.ng rid oJ them for some uruformed trees lining the street. Don't turn us into Although the shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton, COio. have everybody shliltep up, at least-it looks like some good may come from the tragedy. School board pietPdent Serene Stokes bas urged the district to set up a hot- lihe to help parents con-All overvte: o.LUth Street, the site of an e~on project ln;tbe near future. cemed about their children. Doing so wolild help strengthen the role of NO SURRENDER · • - the most lDlportant ~pie in Children's tivcs: LOSSES Last night bad to be a bittersweet one for their parena. ~ "' · Pastor Bill Cartner. He received the Mayor's COLORFUL CREATION Conn'or Batben and Thent Freedni.an have an early step on summer. The two 7-year- A NE£0ED CLEANUP Corona del Mar where they have destroyed tlie 1ook of their · • olds have spent the past few weeks rolling • around their Newport neighborhood on their ··boat-car,• a whimsical wheeled wonder. Their's is the kind of creative energy we·all could learn a lesson from. The description, the school board insists, sounds much worse than the situation reall~ is: black, dripping goop is falling from the air conditiorung at Andersen Elementary .School. There's no health hazard, distrlct officials insist, but that's no reason to delay flXlllg the situation. · Award for his work with Surrender House, a isbelter for the homeless that stresses long-· tenn solutions rather than quick aru.-wers to it the problems that lead people ~ lose their homes. But, because of buildirig code viola- tions, the Shelter has been shut down. Gart- ner is trying to set up a shelter that meets shoppmg area by cutting down all those established trees for · some pdthetic replacements -ugly! ' --ERIN TRIPP Costa Mesa .. READERS RESPOND the codes. The city, having acknowledged· the wo* he's. done...ought to help. .. -- No landing clearance Yet for El To:io airport debate .. . THE ISSUE: The Board of Supel'Vi- sors 1s proposing to builcf an international airport in South County on the site of the El Toro Marine Air Base. · We seem to be hearing more dnd rriore about people's •quality of We • Whether at is in tegatd to El Toro Auport, 19th Street bndge West Side redevelop- ment, or other projects, people are warned about mainlairuna. their •qudlity of We.• i' Forty years ago, just like I today, people in Orange Co'unty were concerned-about theµ- • quality of life.• I recall the 1950s .and '60s as being great years here. Since-then, a lot of folks hdve moved to O.C. Some serious planrung ITU.Stakes we re made ln Orange County in the past, many by intelligent and well-meaning planners, busmess people and residents. Most of t..hpse people couldn't imagine the kind of growth that would occur in Orange County over the next 40 years. Only a few v1s1on- aries were able to unagme 0 C as it is today. Our planners, decislon-makers and residents of today a.re similar to those of 40 years ago. Many are well-meaning, but are against any kind of change. Maybe they haven't'been here . long enough to gain the neces- sary perspective, and they are unable to imagine what Orange County will be like 40 years from , now. If critical planning mistakes are made now, they may irreparably ruin the future in Orang~ County. Every time we avojd building a bridge, .an &· port, widen a road or other need- ed infrastructure, we a.re only delaying the inevitable. ~very delayed ot canceled project means both higher costs and worse future traffic problems. lt's huin()Il nature to resJ.St change and fight development in your own backyard. Hd1Vever, th~e NIMBY attitude of many in . O.C. means that needed proJects are being delayed.· ny to imag-ine another million folks 1.ll our county. Now, unagine them usl.llg the existing roads, airports, etc. The term 'gridlock,' comes to mind. No one wants more peo- ple, bndges, prisons, or airports in our county But, whether we like 1t or not, to Orange County they came and will continue to come. Instead of blindly resisting every new project, we could try to understand why ~ey are nec- essary. Maybe then we would better appreciate the county as it is now, OW' •quality of life" is what we make-Of it and no bndge or airport, etc., should be "'allowed to diminish that. . MIKi STEINER -~ A recent arttcie in the Daily Pllot,-•t.aw may block El Toro Je~ses" (April 9), moved me to wnte lhi.S letter. l realize that . • we're at complete opposite sides of the fence on tb.i.s'issue, ho~ev· er, I'd Jike you to hear my story.. 1'm a native Californian, born in , Orange County. 1 was .only mon~ old when my parents made the move from Garden Grove to Costa Mesa in 1937. My dad was a farmer on the West Side. He planted tomat0es 6.nd com. I recall us kids used to pick tomatoes, my older SlSters packed.them and my dad took the m to market in Los Angeles. We also had cows, pigs, ducks, horses ... we lived off the land! Bear with me, I have a point to make. When Costa Mesa was incorporated in 1953, my P'arents .had to part with all of their ani· mals and consequently, my dad and older brother ~ught land in Banning and my father moved • there again·to do what he loved doing. My mo!ll would not relo· cate because her youngest"four children (out of 11)~ still m school and she felt education was a No. 1 pnority. In other words, my family had to change their hfestyle completely because of . growth and progress. 1lus area was the most won- derful place to grow up in the '40s and '50s. My cluldren and grandchildren will never experi: ence w4at 1t was to grow up m a special small town. Those of us who were born and grew up in O.C. have gone through the experience of the tremendous growth and progress that has transpired. We 8J'e alt very fortu· nate to live. tn a wonderful area wtth great weather, access_ to beaches, mountains, deserts, Disneyland, etc. When I married, we bought Ow-first holJle in. another town nearby, but~entually just felt that pull back to Costa Mesa. Thirty years ago, we purch.a.sed our home in East Cost~ Mesa, . knowing that we'd be almost directly below the Jobn Wayne Ailport -we"ve adapted .to this beca\lie we love our town, - neighbors and neighborhoOd. Recently I've had several occasions to be at the LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal. waiting or delivering our travel· ing friends, and t have met and spoken with 'people who have traveled from as far away as San Diego to pick up visitors from ... Europe. J,.et's prepare for the future together, not apart RACHEL PEREZ-HAMILTON Costa Mesa In his April 22 Letter, • A.trport would help county come into its own,• Edward P. Benson tells us, "Here are 10 valid, irrefutable ' rflasorlS why (an El Toro interna- tional a.i.rpOrt) is so essential . for ·all Qf the residents of Orange County as the world economy moves into the 2 lst century." He says that if O.C "is forced to operate as a handicapped econo· my in the future, we have only those with a lack of foresight to blame.• Is he an msplrabonal salesman, or what? He sounds like one of those •Let-others- . make-you-rich" infomercials. Lit- tle did he realize that he gave us 10 valid reasons why we who truly love Orange County would be crazy ,to let •them• slam the final spike into tbe heart of what once was a piece of God's coun- , neStled between the ]Jloun- tains and the sea. I wonder what sort of work Mr. Benson does? Seven or his 10 · valid reasons referred to interna- tional travel, plus cooverue~e. · He also said, •0ur COW)ty would no longer be dassilied as a sec-# ond·dass county in having only one small airport." Well, I'll be. I never knew that places are dassed by the size of their 8lf· ports I. Monaoo? st. Moritz? Sec- ond·class, huh? Sure had me fooled. ln 1952, t moved from NYC to Los Angeles io start a new life, far from the sardine-can exis- tence that people live' there: Within 10 years, I moved south to 1>1essed Orange County (where · e~en the air was better), because LA. was becoming 'a New York young leaders that it is O K to on wheels (induding slums). throw mud in the faces of those Soon, however, it began to hap-you despise, and to pr-0mote • pen: methodically, single-minded ariarchy. lrvine City Council and developers began to systemati-ETRPA leaders sow th.! bad seed cally dismantle Dreamsville that the county withholds the County, Cd.hf. Like a fungus, truth and 1S out.to destroy South they spread their metropolita.n County's quality of life. Not so. n anti-nature, money-cranking , is Irvine City Council's bad schemes aaoss the landscape. ,. example of leadership and tissy• The earth-movers took over, and fits that have only backfired, fashioned the hills for civilizatiOJI. revealing their true colors. The orange groves are gone. The Charles Griffin and myself eucalyptus windbreaks, gone. have volunteered our time and • Many winding canyon trails are resources to offer a runway now four·lane highways-with reconfiguration plan to the coun· stoplights! . ty, which remove the negative An addict is an addict is an aspects of El Torp, which clearly, add.let, no matter how many· .. cripples South County's •tear of planes he/she takes yearly to get jets" campaign And the away from home. Those of us response: The county responded with just a wee bit of wisdom can by makmg our proposal an altel"' see that, carried to compulsive · native on the EIR. Irvine, along - extremes, ~owth is a four-letter )Vi.th the anti-airport reporters, word. 'Jl.e ~over-populated have not responded and have : now, ·and have been -but· chosen to withhold this altema-· growth a·ddicts don't care. tive solution from the people. : Despite their love of flying. I The issue is seU-centeredness. know that there is no way to hall NeY!J>Ort Beach is doing the : further over-population while right thmg to step.ID.,to insure physical construction keeps Irvine does not get their self-ce~ 'zooming upw8Id. New this, new le.red way by attempting to that means new people, new · annex the MCAS El Toro base ... homes, new centers, new roads, What gives Irvine the right to new congestion, new road rage, suddenly step m to attempt to new crime, and a totally different grab prdperty that does not environment from the one most belong to them, aiaJ to attempt Co or us moved here to eDJOy. overthrow the loc& go.vernmen ~ ART STANLOW in order to get what they .want • Costa Mesa. wlule e veryone elSe suffers? : Just how far will Irvine take theu ~Y. masTer-:·p1an.oeo, -; ,my-way-or·nO-\\'ay, no airport tantrum? Irvine City Council is teaching citizens and children that if you don't get your way, stoop to new lows to whine, com- pla.m and scream until you do. They are unparting to future Irvine has' stooped to the ultt..: mate low by holding a knife to their very ownparent-plaruier's• .throat, The Irvine Company, • demanding they respond favor-:: ably ~o their "kill El Toro" cam-. paign, or else. I wonder U they : act this way in Cbtiidll . • RUSSEU NIEWIAROWSll Santa Ana H elgb&s news 'sto11es, muw.oons. edito- rial !MttWOI ~ herein "" be reproduc2d with- out wrltteo permlMbl of copy· "91ttowner. WllTlll SU If POLICE llLIS HOW IO BEAQt us • ~ The T1mes Or•no-County CIOO) 252·9141 • .......... O.tltflecl (Mt) 642-5671 D6lpley (Ml) 14Z~1 ...... Niwa (M9) w.-. $pof1I ., 57...wJ ~ $pof11 f• a. ~110 E~: dllijplcAeau•...n.t ... OllGI .... Ofllce.., IOG21 ... ,.~··71JI MU .. _ ... aaa.....,-. ......... c.,. 0 'IODAY First low 6:JO -.m ........ 0.1 FintNgh 1:12 p.m .••..••• 3.1 S«ondlcNa 5:21 p.m ........ 2 .. Second hlgt1 11:40 p.m ••••••. 4.6 ••rrrNW '"" IOw 7:21 ...... ., ..... u ,....,. l:Je~·~·· .. u ....... -~· ••••• Z.7 =~.::c.. . \ ~\ .. . Doily Pilot .. ,- A bo~tlekged version Of rion-Miliennium Moment • • S ome time ago, l lduded this · · paper's cries titl d Millen .. · ruum. Moments and ·approved of its selPction of out- standing men and women who have brought credit throughout . the yea.rs lo the Neww>rt-Mesa area. • However, I pdintcd out, there is a seamier side to the history of · these towns or, for that matter, ~ any town, and,in the interests of intellectual honesty, J thought tliat from time to time I should identify thoi.e who are an essen- tial part of .the story of Newp(>rt- Mesa, but not necessarily m a positive wdy. . My first candidate for the title of non-MillenmumMomentwa~ Tony Comero. rum runner, who by some &rrdngement with the · local puthorities dunng the '20s, managed to lami illegal liquor at the Newport Beckh nty dock robert . gardner· rather than through the surf at · other locations in Orange Coun-. ty. -'4 I ·tbo*9ht that haVlng a rum runner in our family tree might be of interest. Of course, I realize that while Tony Com'ero was brlngtng some illegal bquor into our town, Joe Kennedy was building the vast fortune of the Kennedy clan via the same kind but much bigger o~ration on the East ~oasL . Inasmuch as Joe-Went.on to becom~ our ambassador to ~re~t Blljla.i.n, I guess there wasn't too much shame connected With rum running in those days, at least on the East Coast. I now tum to another unfortu- nate result of Prohibition, boot-. legging.. . Although Tuny brought to this · country expensive and excellent Scotch from Scotland, expensive and excellent gin from England, excellent and expensive brandy and fine wines from France, ·I can state with some authority that not one drop of Tony's fine imports was ever consumed in this town. No. l must report, embarrass- mg though lt"may be, tli<lt th · liquor we conwmed was lraight alcohol, dislille<l nght here m these1Jnited States of Amenca. It was s~ply awful stuff to drink, but drink it we did, and that is why 1 say that Ptohtbition had two unlortundte rf>sulls. First, it destroyed d generation of Law enforcement officers who avoided enlorong a law most of. the people didn't want enlor~d. Second, it destroyed the drinking habits of a generation of Ameri- can dn.nkers. I do not know where this raw alcohol was distilled, but I do ' know by whom it was distributed 1 our f nendly local bootlegger. Every toW?l had its booUegger or bootle<Jgers Quite-often, h~ was the local drugg1 c 111.is situ- ation eX>sted because under the quirky Prolub1tion law. druggists were allowed lo possess and sell. on prescnpuon, ~med1ana1• whiskey. From thdt, 1t was t1n 'easy step to WoUeyymg tllf>gt1l al(:ohol. When I went to < ollegc dt.trlf\g U\e Proh1h1tJon eM, we Cdlled plionnacy studPntS ['BAs, m~.n..mg Fiittµ~ Bootl1•qc1eu. of Antenca. · We had another more "lrnda- tional • bootlegg<.7t. I hs mune wa<> Ted U he had a last n<1me, I hd'Ve long since forgottPn whc.11 11 was. Ted was a sleazy, furtive < hdM~ ter. lf Central ea ... nng he<J been asked to come up with a charac- ter who looked hke a sneaky - . bootlegger, the~· couldn't.po-;~11.>ty -come up With anyone br~tter thtin Ted.· Ted lurked around Maui , Sqeet. He would s1ul!• up <1ml inquiie whether you were tn . need of a tittle booze If y•Ha were., you paid hun m .idvtJnr •, no credit, then followNI hun either up an dlley or along the boartlwdlk to. a certcun spot whE:r~ h would crouch down.· c.hg ln the sand and come up with'a botUl' of alcohol No one ever ftgured out how TmJ klww whPre his stashes were, but a lot of us spent a lot .. of time digging ~.urisand crlungl' the boardwalk and in ·that alley tryirig to hnq out. , -· Wt• never did. ... • ··• So. there 6 my secona nom.i- nauon lor non-Millennium "' Moment Ted, our locAfbooUeg- ger1 '1 think he; mee~ my ~ CdUons -furtive, sneaky, a.law · vtolator. bunm integral part of . .1!\IS town·., h1btory. - • ROBERT GARDNa\.IS a Corona del Mar r~1dent and former JUdqe His col- umn runs Tuesdays. -~olJple .settj n g sights on 70 happy y0~rs Former Costa Mesa Mayor ·-swiveled in her cha~ · . . .... On their dnniversary May 9, the two plan to cel-Robert Wiison and his wife, ebrate with family and triends. Laterin the year, M ,. they will travel with family members to Boston aryalice, celebrate their 6Qth . and New York and then take a cruise to Nova· Sco- wedding anniversary this w·pj:~--lf-U'"-LUll:;;+-1.l.a.ICc.c...L..aeachild.ren,. eight grandchildren ~ dJld three great-grandchildren. • A'1\' Srt nGION ' Citing deep love, respect and good discussion T hey fimsh each other's sentences. lbeir home 1S deltcate and polis}led. They have spent the last 60 y~llrs mamed to one anoth- er. And they ille happy and in love. They are Robert M. and Maryalice Wilson - residents of Costa Mesa since 1948. Married m her mother's home May 9, 1939, the former three-time Costa Mesa mayor and wife are still going strong. "We're thinking about our 70th anniversary,· Robert said · ' The two met when 'Robert was in ·college apd Maryalice Wdl> m high school. "Miked lum right away," Maryalice said with a laugh. "But he didn't wake up until a.year later." -She was refemng to the fact that the two didn't as the keys to mantal bliss, the couple ~ay they have lived their liyes as one. They have led a very active political and reh91ous life together and have shared the responsibility. of running two_,. busmesses They have scert quite a few changes au.ring those .years. "Technically i.peaking, things are jusi great," - Robert said. "It's 1ust a matter of our moral$. They ·hdvefallen. • •our tune were so different than now," he continued. "We went to work five days a week,·. Saturday was for shopping and Sunday was for .c;hurch. . - . "In those ddys, we had a hlgl!er itandarq of morals.• -officially go out until the following year. She But even if the 'world crumbled around them, their truth in God would 'pull them through. Although, he said, We wtthout tits wife woi.lld nev-. er be the same. .. . . .i • I t I recalls going to his trdck meet for·their first date. . 'I guess he wanted to show me how he did the Javelin<md shotput," Maryalice sai<! ~be "Nobody could. ever do for me what sh~ can do,· Robert Sdld • 1·m spoiled." . L ''Choice of the· r CleaiJiilgSale'' ...... IT . .-.:---------·~Qlcc!~ . : .. 25% OFF · 1 · Dra~ry. Clear-ing I Coil~ poroW pl.ab, Mn hims, and no shnnl~ 111 WT~. W. I ,.move and rehang 'fC'll •"'OJI~ 0n 'fC'll ~and_, Y'* IOl!Wdion . .....__, ___ ._.........__,.~ . L ----~---......... ---------· I ·r.---------'Jonie's recornmendatif/n ·to I COIT · • _;,-./' l·8(>0 t <.>H COii -cal~ COIT was gre;t. I ·.25 % OFF · Th'ey got the job don e in I ·. Ca~t Cleaning · · ·nothing flat, and it was right the first. ~ime. 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ThP < ou11nl dbo added that nwelmq" shi>ulcl lx• held between coun< JI mmnlx!rs, lhl:' Bd!k Park ' ComnntteP <md the dr>s1gner to clisc-u-.s fulurP plrl11s at the pdrk • Som(• ol the• improvements ncvdPd ttt l' ., highly used pdfk mt ludl' turt, 1mqt1lJon unil lighting I )1x1., hdV<' wum dway grass at the fkHK, k~rl\'lllU only <ltrt. ·Thl'TI..' W1h qrass here all over.· ... ,ud A.rn1<111<lo C iahndo, who brµigs his cloq, I\ 1iny to the park two to lhn•1• t11111•s li wt>ek "It sunply WOTl' Olli ' Thi l.i< k ol qrc1ss credtE!s mud pwbh•111s 111 Utt• \\1nler cmd dust prohil'lll'> 111 llw <.ummer, pdik llS{'f'> '>dll I ·11 q1+, "'' had lhctl you don't rt>ctU)-w.inl ~0111 do~J lo get bdck in your cc11 l>1 •<r11i-.1· thl')-just wallow I m the mud,: said dog owner frvin Rhodes.· Rhodes, who . lives · near Fairview Park, supports the design of a new dog park there because il would cut his .commute to a dog park in half. ;· . I 1e s&d he probably wouldn't even have to drive . The Fairview Park Master Plttn calls for a sunple dog park to be located on the east side qt the park. The · council · has already approved $150,000 in funding for the two parks. Borthwick Guy Thibault will be awarded an $11,885 contract to design tOe ren- ovation and the new park: O ther lDlprov.ements could include a decomposed granite viewing area, drainage improve- ments, walkways and lighting for the .QCUkingJot. . The existing dog park would have to be dosed for a long period of tune to make the renovations. Teresa Adcµncova said she wouldn't mind the wait, although it might be slightly inconvenient for a while. "J would be happy for them to do it," she said. MEXICAN RESTAURANT •OU R MEALS ARE A.TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS llAJf' ALSO ON QUR MENU: FISH TACOS . TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMELITTE . Cocktail~ Phone Ahead for food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA • 949-645-7626 .. . 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But wben seventh-grade math ; aµd science teacher Bri'an 1 Hawkes was finished Sunday i morning at 10 ~·· he had appar-f enUy set a new world's record for l human endurance t The 15-time outqoor racquet- i ball world champion set his sights l on the human stamina record -l as catalogued by the Guiilness 1 Book of Recor(is -after watching i another athlete complete the 13 l endurance tasks on a TV show in l December. ..__ .. l Since then, the 35-year-old has · : I engagE!d in"'!a rigorous trdining RON SOUMAN I OAJLY PILOT .'?I ... regimen th<\,t culminated in a '24- Tommy Daly of Costa Mesa watches his pet.i-Charlle, play with .i hour marathon of running, swim- another dog du.ring a Monday afternoon outtng to the Bark ming, calisthenics and weightlift- Park. The Costa-Mesa City Council voted Monday night to hire ing in Newport Beach last week- a firm to design a renovcitlon to the park. end. Mattress Outlet ·stoi BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best lor Less! ' 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa It will be sevetal weeks before Hawkes finds out if he is certified by the Guinness Book as· the new world record-holder. Guinness officials must review the official videotapes, photographs, and sw-0m witness statements authenticating hls accomplish- ment. Until then, he is sunply pleased to enjoy the achievement-- as a personal iaccomphShmenl. ·u went very well. It was actu- ally harder than I thought it was going to be,• Hawkes said. ·1- . · didn't expect to cruise through it, One Block South of 405 Fwy bu.t J didn't expect to go through filA 545-1168 the lows as low as they were. My body was just not cooperatin~ al .. ' - •• "1 ctil't ilpld .. auisa ... it, but I Mt't ~·to go ltra.igh the lows 11 low 11 '8y wt. My bOdy was ;It liDt ~ig at cer1ain ""5." certain times." . ,.. Hawkes· needed to meet dr arr!ly of physical endurance tests -all within a 24'-bour period - to qualify for the record. His tar·, -gets included a ·10-mile kayak · trip, 100 _n:Wes of cycling, hvc miles of power-wdlking, a 10- mile run, a two-mUe swim and 1 u miles of hildng' through El Morro Canyon. He also set his s1ghts on 1,000 situps, jumpmg jacks, leg· lifts and push ups, as well as 1 O miles on a cross-country ski sunu- lator, five miles on a rowing machine a.n...d ~qre than 50,000 poun$ ,of w~ightlifting. · · When he finished, Hawke>~ apparently had not only matched the current world record, .but exceeded itin a number of differ· ent events, including an e xtra }lalf-mile pf swirruning, 12 ext.M rrules of cycling and 50,000 po_unds of weightlifting. Then, .tired and still recuperat-- ing from hls ordeal, he was bdck at his job Monday alter stufhny himself with some wen-earned burgers on Sunday as a rewatd for his efforts. ·1 felt I deserved iV he saul "There's nothing quite · like A ·good bl1rger when you redlh' want one." · Hawkes'· next endurance test Parenthood, with the birth of hi-. son Conner expected any day now. . "My wile.ls nine months preg· nant and only got two hours of .sleep during the night of th<' event," he said. "I'm not sutl·. how she did it." q~f?IJ~ e Motht:r\ Day Spcdal PRESENTS THE 5 ANNUAL NEWPORT BEACH~ OPEN T9UL!\J.m1 en t r- Mondav, .May 17 9:00 am o,hotgun I 'r11ft'.,...111111I" & \m.1lt 111-. 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Meet. the artists 1n a setting that inspires many of their paintings, and en.ioy the music of local favorites as • R1ckSheJ:mcln and Mark Wood This is the .second year for the collector t-shirts and posters. They are available at the ARTWAU< or at the Persimmon Tree on Balt:x:>a Island • pnor to and after the sh<:>-N. The mtists are donating a portion of their enby fee tO the Balboa . Theater Restoration Project who .:V.11 also repre-sented to share their lj>lans With you. · C~e the day with a stroll • doWn Merine A~, with tt'S pic:tl.ft:sQue shop and terrific local •~.The Island has lots of nf!W~to~. SOUTH BAYFRONT, BALBOA ISLAND LOCAL ARTlm AND MUS1c1 · s • . . .. Doily Pilot T~, Mat 4, 1999 5 -'He-indicated that this-wa.Sn't an accident. · ,.. . . . ~ , 'It looks· lik.e he knew what he was doihg. . . . . . . ' . ~For.some P8!ents, - relief and for : others,·. sorrow .. . • COSTA MESA -They came from all directions desperately seeking their children. One by one, parents str~amed in and out of the South Coast Ear- ly Leaming Center hoping their children _were unharmed in a late-afternoon ,.crash that ieft a girl and boy . mdependently from the Llght· house Coastal Community Church across the street. Chil- dren ages 2 to 12 are entered in the private ~ool: Parents usual- ly pick up their children after wofk. about the time Abrams allegedly drove his car into the yard at the comer of Magnolia · Street and Santa Ana Avenue. .. dead and another five people injured. Pour of "those were chil-· dren ages 4 to 6. "I ran as. quick -as I could to The playground was enclosed by a chain-link fence before Abrams destroyed it. The lot, whith moments before was filled with the joyous sounds of children· "playing, was turned into a crime scene. ,.. . find my son. I was just · so .happy to see . Kimberly Pierson found her 4-year-old son, Bailey, .and hugged him tightly Ill her armr.showm1.ng lum with kisses. She was on her way to the day-care center to pick up Bailey when. she went into the buil(ling. him." A slide attached to a playhouse was moved aside as authorities investi- . gated. The front of Abrams' Cadillac. ..yas badly domaged from -slamming into a · tree. • Police believe the'tree may have prevented fur- "I ran as qwck as I ~ould to find my son,• she said ·"I was just so happy to see him.· KlmbertY. PierSon .· Pierson said . her son was playing on a ·swing when. the car allegedly driven by Mother of 4-year-old Balley Steven Allen Abrams . _plqwed into the sand ~ lot. She added the 4-year-old gul wbo was run over and dJed at the scene, Sierra Soto, was in her son's class. . . Other parents sobbed uncon- . trollably, funning past police bar· ricades into the school. One woman was comforted by a loved one and taken away m tears. •My· little ·baby,• she said, weep~g. •Why? Why?• . ther injuries. Counselors from Red ·Cross and the Trauma lrttervention Program were on hand to help all of those affected by the tragedy. ' Gosta Mesa Mayor Gary Mon- ahan, who visited the sChool after the City Couneil meeting Mon- day night, could barely express his emotions. . -Costa Mesa Police Lt.' Ron Smith The day-care center is run ·u is insanity,• be said. •tt's sick lo ~ someone would intentionally go ·after kids who could bMely walk ... • He couldn't finish his thought. · '\ ' • ' OON LEACH I DAl.V ~OT 1\vo women comole each other at the South Coast Early Childhood Leaming <:enter after ~e tragedy early Monday evening. J Officials horiified · by news 'It's sick,' said Mayos;..Gary ·. MQnahan of the incident and similar tragedies. ' EW>I:. GEu !kftPb J . COSTA MESA...:.. City Manag- er Allan Roeder broke the news of Monday's tragedy at a Santa Ana A11enue day-care center, which left two children dead and five other people injured, t9,a horrli fi(d City Council minutes before iO.meetiJlg that night. :The call 1 had come in from PQlice Cruet Dave Snowden that a man reportedly had intentionally driven -into the crQwded play- ground of the South Coast Early Childhood Leaming Center. The news left· some council . -members and staff members speechless and others visibly ueset. All. like many !esidents, w111dered one thing: Why? . CONTl,.UED FROM 1 . "' . SuSpect's neighbors . '... . shocked by charges I SANTA ANA -'8y 9~30 p.m. "-"-++__,,.:..o.=n=d=a:.,µ..,i=lice had cordoned off the ho\,\Se of Steven Allen Aorams, ,tbe 9-yeat-old Ana man who police say .mten: tionally era.shed hi! car into a preschool playground in Costa Mesa four hours earlier, killing t\\'.O children and inj~g five others. Police ofhcers crowded inside A6rnms' small Southwestem- style home on Kilson Dnve as· thE:y-searched the premises and • • • DON LE.A~H / DAll.v PILOT began· collecting eVldence that Costa M_. polke ut1 a flretlgbter talk to driver Steven Allen Abra.ms~ l9, before arresting him they hoped would explain Vt(j.ly • OJI suspt.don of mai'der. · • ' .. _ Abrams allegedly sped his ol~r· -·--~....--;;:m~odel brown Cadillac into a Mayor Gery t¥lomihan made somers and Ubby cowaii eitend-• ~It's sick,· Mon~han said. crowd of preschoolers. the announcement during the ed their sorrow and deepest sym-With all the talk thats _going on council'meeting, but most people pathies to the fanµlles of the chil· in Colorado ... ,I think it's a}! relat-Neighbors, meanwhile. were in attendance had al.ready heard dren who died. Somers said she ed. SQmetlu.ng s going on. . ... surpnsed and shocked that the news. hoped for the recovery of the What that somethmg as, is Abrams, who they descrtbE-d as During a public comment peri-injured children.. another matter. Monahan strug· a quiet and fn~dly man, would od, resident ·Paul Bunney relayed Monahan went l6 the day-tare gl~o ~ake sense of th!! tragedy. be accused of such an unthink· what he bad beerd on the news center ·immediately after the •we re not gomg to hnd area-able act. Councilwomen • Heather. meeting. son (or this,• he said. ' . • TRAGEDY . CONTlNUED FROM 1 . •t didn't know him personal- ly, but he seemed like a pretty likable guy,• said 35-year-old Alfonso Chavez. who lives across the street •tte seem-~ preU7 mellow, always working on bis lawn. He seem~like a pretty personable guy, so I'm 'definitely shocked.• . Chavez said be had seen the Cadillac regtilarly parked at Abrams' house and that be saw no sign that Abr.uns was .about . to kill two children, as police have all~ged. Abrams' next-door neighbors, who asked not to be identified, said that he mostly kept to him· self and had little contact with · -the famili eround him. ~ said that be had lived there for six to e1ght months. . and • appeareif" to have one or two teenag daughters and a dog. •we didn't see h.ini 'mu~· said one of the daughters. •we hardly bad any commwuc;ation with him.· tributed to h1s actions. When police amved, Abrams sat calm- ly iD tbe cat' and offered no resas- . tance wben be w-.· .~ · polkeMid. Abrams may face other cheJVel depeqdtng on the Utml of tbe ....... of tbe odl· .. dlDdlm mil .. ....,... ~:: ... ,... lid .. ..... ..... .. •• l . : CONTINUED FROM 1 . gram before becoming a lower-· level assistant at Costa Mesa High. Then-Est.and~ baseball . Bauermeister enlisted his help lbe 1ast two seasons with th Mustangs, who are contending for -tbe Pacific Coast League championship . > • Send AROUND TOWN ltflnS to the Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. ~St., c~ Mesa 92627; tax them t0 (949) 646-4170 or call (949) 642-5680, ext. 228. A complete listing of Att:>Und Town may be found at dailypi~t.com. -- TODAY _. .. 6 • AIOUID TOWI For more information, call (800) ~-8448. designer clothmg and weddmg gowns, Will be pre ented from 10 a.m. tp 4 p.m. st the ·As 1st~ce League of Newport Mesa Thrift Shop, 2220 Fairview Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (S49} 645-5536. __ '. City Hall Gallery through June 17. For mOre-"il}fonna.tlon, can (949) 717-3870. . . . . SATURDAY c;ooch Ken "Millard lured him bac)l to his alma mater as a low· er-level coach. He later became Millard's varsity assistant. noxel is survived by wife ·De!llbie, stepsons Steve Whit· ten, 22, and James Whitten, 16, and stepdaughter Sherrie Whit· ten, 24, as well as sister Arlene and brothers Pat, Bob·.and Jeff. . A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Harbor 1\inity Cburd) iri Costa Mesa. Funeral arrangements , OCC's 1UDUller and tall appllca-• tions are available in the school's admission~ and records office, 2701 Fairview..Road, Costa Mesa . Three summer sessions are scheduled -~g ·June 1, 14 -and 28. Fall semester ·begins Aug. 16. Por more lnfonnation, ·Market s~ -·Our Out· look• will be presented fro'm 5:30 · to 1 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthl.µ' Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission is free. Reservations are requested. For more infomurti~iill (9't9) 955-1562. The Ebell Club of Newpor( Beach Will meet at 11 :JO a.m. at . the Baha.i Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. The featured entertainer will be harpist Kathy Kavanaugh. Reservations are , requested. For more infotmation, call (949) 121· 9267. The Ple<:emakers Pe.dd.Jers' Mar. ket will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the .Piecemakers Country Stor ; 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Me'>d The event will feature 60 boo tbs with antiques. collectibles and inore. Food and d.nnks Will t}e · available. Admission is free. Fttr more information, call (714) 641 - Troxel, who bad also coo4led lower-level football at · Estancia, SJ¥ml'eigbt seasons as . the head varsitY baseball coach before stepping "down a.{ter the 1997 season. · are pending. In lieu of. flowers, the family · 'asks donations be made to · · Estancia High,· m care of Art Longtime friend and Co~a. Mesa t>aseball coach Kirk Perry. I ~ • FREE REPORT . . reveals what the insurance companies don't want you to know. Was your car in1ured? You may be tool! It may be weeks, months or even years t>efore you experience pain, stiffness, headaches even arthritis! . , Don't settle your case until you read our free report. .. ' I • ' This is'the last MotheY"'s Day of t he CentL-tt-4y ... make it· ex+.,.; special. C\ive het-4 a c:::\i~ of Pampet-4°in9 & she wil,I feel special until the. tL-tv-n .of t h e next centL-tt-4yl ,,., A ida a .. ey Dciy Spa s~·lon , ' SotAfh Co~st Plaza Villa9e 7 1 .4 .. ?,49.303a • Did you know that · 95% of all families cun avoid the expense and ~ony pf probate court? . • If you ha a will, your fumily may still - , be going to court r • The Wall Street Journal"" says, "If you · o~ Rdl Estate,· whether paid for o r n~t and have even modest assets, you 1 h~ld have·a RevOcable Living Tnu;t." J • If you don't plan, then th e government has a plan for you that you may hot like? _, ) Our A ttorney wtll .show you .in a warm & friendly atmosphere, .how ,a . Revoaible Living Trust may benefit ybu and your family. call (714) 432-5072. . I The wa.Udng d ub of Newport Beach will meet at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ~t the corner ot Hospital Road and Superior Avenue in Newport Beach. 1'here 'is no cost. For oiore information, call (949) 650-1332. Toastmasters of Newport Beach will meet from· noon to 1 p.m. at Conex.ant, ·4340 Von Kaiman, Bldg. 502, the $engen Shrine Room, Newport Beach. Admis- sion is free. For more information, call (949) 222-2999, ext. 230. A ' free immunlzattQn cllnlC wW be offered from 1 to 4 p.m . at the Presbyterian Cbi.irch of the Covenant; 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Appoin1ments ar.e. not nece6sary. A parent or guardian must be present. Please bring all immunizatiop records. . W~DNESDAY·t The Center for Expressl\'e Psy- . choth,erapy will otter a parent:- . ing/teen group at 5:30 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., °'" 103, Costa Mesa. The facilitator will coach and teach members to change behaviors causing confllct. Com- munication and trust will be emphasized. For more inf orma-. tion, call (714) 432-7456. Stre.tcb with No XC(J71 Fitness at 7 p.m . at 234 E. 17th St., No. 211. Reduce stress, increase flexibi).ity and tn11ture the soul. Admission is $10. Buy four, get one free. For more·information, call (949) 642- 5866. The Republican Party o1 Orange ~ounty will present an • Am~stad Cinco de Mayo G:elebration. • For more information, call (949) 474- 2300. THURS PAY A French rack sale, fea'll!lng Nc,vport Beach -:\.'1ay (l, 6:.)0 p.111 I l'l'l' \ l ~ l I. I I i . I 11 I ) i 11 11 l I Hl·,l·n.11io11' H~·q uirnl 1-I 1 1 t!(, 2l)28 .. MOTHER'S DAY IS · SUNDAY, .MAY 9. _ _:--_1SN~T T-'f.IM-E =F0-=FEbL MOM------• YOU LOVE HER? 'i' . . -.· RO LEX . The Orange County Republican Women Federated, Republican· Party of Orange-County o,nd the Lincoln Club of Orange 'county luncheon will be at noon at the Costa Mesa Goll & Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive. The guest speaker will be Ward Con· nerly. For more information, call (949) 363-8010. "Let's 1alk About WrlUng," a 10- week fi~on and nonfiction writ- ing workshop, will be presented from 1 :30 to 3:$0 p .m. at the Cos· ta Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Admission is $30. For' more information, caH 1714) 965- 1176. ~ . ·Comfort Zone, a mental lllDess support group, will meet from '7:30 to 9 p.m. · at Lighthouse Coastal.{:omrnunity Church, 301 Magnolia St., Costa Mesa. Partic- ipants will meet .in -Ole first-floor room next to the sanctuary. For more info{Ination, call (949t 548- 7274. FRIDAY .. - The publle ls invited to a recep- tion for artists participating in the 1999 Spring Juried Art Show from 5:30-7:30 p .m. at Newport Beach· ·City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Following the reception, the exhibit will be on display in tl1e MEET OUR MEMBERS ') Mcmbet fon I ytar Ckcvpatioru UgaJ S«ma.-fy°' -. WfJr did ro• joi.a Shap.Upl I wis "°' fttling wdl and my beck wu bumng. I luitw I ~ 10 get rn Wpt'. I thtn saw an ad for~Up&joirxd ' Go6llt To~ IOM, and ltd bclttr. 3112. . - •Oceans of OrcbJds, .. a Mother's DS\Y show and sale, will be pre- sented from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m through Sunday at Triangle Square, Harbor Boulevard and Newport"Boulev~d. Costa M~. • The event will include potting demonstrations, culture ·classes and videos. Admission and park- ing are free. For more informa- tion, call (714) 647-7702: · The second annual "Dance For Youth• event will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at the Norman R. Loats Perlorming Arts Center in New• port Beach. Th~ concert is designed to be an arts outreach program for abused or disadvan- taged children. Tickets are $10. For m·ore information. call (949) 548-3180. M A_Y 11 The National Jewish Coalltlon- Orange County Chapter recep-. tion will be presented at the · offices of Fidelity National Title Insurance in·Newport Beach. The guest speaker will be Curt Pringle. For .more informat1on, call.(949) :¢75-0011. . The Center ·far Expressive Psy- chotherapy will offer a free intro· ductory seminar titled •c reating Healthy Relationships" from 7 to 8 p..m. at 2900 Bristol ,St., D103', Costa M~, Call (714).432-74~6. KA.thkm °'"" · Memhc!r fon I Year Raulu: I a>ulJn'1 bc-b~ how fast I klSI 2l lb6 of far and 12% body f;u! My back no longer huru! ( wisb I knt'W eulitr how wtll yogJ. :1tmb1cs and st:rtnp mining \!o'l)rktd, I would h;m sumd JOOOCt. I rally Eid gnat ana am mjoymg cwdic! • ~do J'OQ Uh aboet ~Upl I.never felt liU i smnger and I .un ~ wdcomal by di< saJT. ~Wf at ~Up rally loob 0111 for my -0-bO~ tbcr wt. ' ,; ' . m . ·\ . • , I BIACKMAN LID. ~. .~· J B 1V B L E R S . ' • . . . . .. . .. J40a-l V1a Oporto. lkw,ort BtaclJ 9261J • H'J.f>1J-PJ"J4 , .._ • .._,. 1IMwl/fwflf'1...,.llt........... ,.,,,,,..._..., Yow OJ/lcllll RoloJ ... r • LIYEMEXICANMUSICI ~~· . ~(t, .,.. Mii eMI ........ ., .... • o ..... .. • D•••lllali• ....... • . 0 et= :o . 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L L &-12 13-18 19-2A 26-29 30-:u 35-39 '°"""' ~9 5()-5' 5s-$ 60-6' 65-69 70+ AGE CATEGOltY-1 K KtD'S G-1•LS L L L L 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 BOYS L L L L 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 MC L VISA L ;MEx, L Ex, DAU L. L - L L CA•D; • L L L l -L· L L L - L L L L ·-L L ~ L .. a. .... ( . . .. . . . . . . . J Pilot /. , •1t wasn't '8 srine w_alij Onlo the fteld loday1 Not to see (Paul Troxel) out here in his green jocbf, wilh M ~ smli ·-it's tocJgfi .•. • C.rtos Franco, Costa Mesa sophomore Tuesday, Moy 4, 1999 • Sport6 Editor.Roger Carlson • 949..S74-A223 ' ~ .• An hreplaceable -~oSs • If·you really want to know how to play the game .. all you have to do is trace the basepaths of Paul 'Iroxel. J · -effort, and sometimes players whenever Paul Troxel was P I I s P I 'C I I V I · aren't very enthusiastic abo\i it, mvotved And he wasn't just that person's life. Whatever transpires, it Will surely be an T ears flow. From o lot ot High School,. and many at Costa directions: There are times Mesa High. 4S well, tlirough bis when words hardly reflect own love for every youngster be the mood, and it seems there is ever la.id his eyes on. a saying that thj!re is a reason Ob, he'd 1lJ'9'Ue a point, but for everything. whether he was right or wrong, I'm not sure I can buy info or the baserunner who was that, but in ret!ecting on Paul called out at second was safe or ' noxel it is difficult to find . out, and whether he won or lost justification for some of the petty bis case, never did he av4l!r take things that seem to amplify in it to another level, parboring our small comer in the world of malice t.Owlrd the off ending sports, m and around Costa player. Mesa. .,, Paul 'Il'oxel loved his Eagles, The subjed of Monday was and he loved qis Mustangs, too. when will services be held for And there is something to be this 40-year-old kid who stole learned from that, like the everyone's hearts at Estancia Pegasus, the horse with wings. TElllllS ls Orange County content with its player base? Do the cqunty's private and public facilities agree on how the game will grow . Rlaww DUNN !WyPb Last of a three-part series. As the Tennis Indusby Associ- ation prepares for its annual free- for-all Saturday across the nation, there's a section of the world that has decided to do its own thing. Regions across the land, with public and private tennis facilities Joining together, will celebrate the game during the 1999 USA Sign of the ttmes. . roger corfson When players finish a high school gam~ they line up and go through a routine of acknowledging the other team's .. . MEMORIES ~ . . not to mention the team's loyal blowing smoke fans, who have just seen their On an individual basis, there team take it in the shorts. are countless stories of his value The coaches exchange to Estanda's students, and Costa handshakes; as well, and to Mesa', too. 'n-ox's everlasting credit; he Services for Pat.U noxel, who never harbored a grudge about for all intent and purpose died . some point of contention that Sunday rught at Western Medical almost alway!> ~eems to surface in Santa Ana after an aneurysm in-any competitive issue. a,nd massive heart attack struck. •ttey," he would say to the him down Saturday afternoon, opposing coach in the aftermath, are 3 p.m. Wedriesday (!t Harbor •I think we got sobbed on that. Trinity Baptist Church, at Baker call m the third inning But and FcllrView. you're a good team and we Wish The overflow crowd Will be you the best.• told, and told, and told of the That's a theoretical quote, but qualities of Paul 'Il'oxeJ and how it's pretty close to the mark he touched this person's life and underplay. . - . There wasn't a sin(Jle fiber m his body that wasn't genwne and true. • Happy, enthusiastic, optimistic . .. all 1hose qualities showed through, even when the subject ~ was a downer. . HiS actual job at Estancia High was equipment m~ger. No one commanded more respect. or honor. l hope the next time, and every time, Costa Mesa and Estancia meet on the field of play, Eagles and Mustangs Will think of Paul Troxel and how he played the game. G?<l. bless you Paul. -.)' CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM KIM HAGGERTY·ZVUUS I OAILY PILOT .. . . . COrona_del M.ar · . • Corona del Mar High sh_ooting star entered Loyola Marymount just at µie right time for three-pointers. -----t -.. nu llAJ{I) l)l ...... gunrun' Llons averaged 124 Tennis Free-For-All, where free mstrucbon is guaranteed and a good time is accorded by tennis profesSJonals. Whtle Orange County will _ pa.rtiapate in the United States Te!\nis Association-sponsored event with 28 locations set to roll out the balls to new players and • ~-Trox~ ITeu9W~e~~o~;;~: 18111 dropped Jf the. 1111111 three-p<nnter had been in effect dunng hiS Corona del Mar vdl'S1ty reign from 1983 to '86. points a game lhat year as they beat New Mexico State, the Wolverines 1seeded Uurd m the West Re'gionals) and Alabama on thetr way to the Final Eight. The Lions were seeded 1 lth-m ,··· the r~on. _ '4'former players getting baqc into the game, the county remains absent from the big picture. Kurt Karnpennan, pr~sident of the TIA, which coordinates the nationwide day of free· tennis lessons, said Orange County fiid not receive funding this year for the event because the TIA could- n't get enough clubs to agree to participate on the same day. . · ·we have a prerequisite,• Kamperman said, ·and for all of the cities we're funding (for • Students! colleagues try to deal with _ l~ of beloved coach, friend and mentor. ' BARRY FAUUCNhll . C0STA MESA -Mon.day would have been a busy day· ---· . at Estancia High for Paul 'Il'oxel. · As sorrow befell the H cam~us and students, teachers, eipp)ayees, alumni and parents griev- Tgox ... A fonner All-CIF Southem_ Section shooting guard and Orange County leading scorer, the 6-foot-2.Fryer rnA.de a luring drauung shots beyond the three-~~~ arc. But i)Yhigh school, Fryer, who once scored 46 points in a game for the Sea. Kings m the Laguna Beach Tournament, played without the extra point in his Jumpers: In the. Final Eight, the Llons lost to eventual NCAA champion UNLV, which featured Lany Johnson, Stacey Augmon and Greg Anthony. Before Gathers collapsed on the' court 'and ched, . he was averaging 28 ppg, while ·teammates Bo Kimble (35'ppg) and Fryer (29' ppg) helped form the counby's highest scoring trio. Fryer, 11 of 14 from three-point range in the Michigan opset, went on to play .. for Albany and Tulsa in the CBA, three tiines ~ newspaper advertising), all of the clubs have been willing to work together.• ls there a d.i~n between the public and private tennis sectors in Orange County? ed the inuninent death of one of the most popular Hg· ures in school history, noxel would have been the person everyone turned' to for just the right thing to say. •Tue three-pomter came into effect right after my senior. year in high-school (1986), • sa1ctFryer, who played collegiately at .. Loyo!a Marymount, belpmg the Lions to a Cinderella run in the 1990 NC AA Tournament, wh9n earrung Player of the Game. Then, Fryer packed up .for Cermany and played three Are private clubs' in the county content with status quo and the •current membership bases? Why are UST A ·leagues In places like Sacramento, Atlanta and Washington D.C. booming, whije sun-drenched Orange County, with about 30 private tennis clubs (22 of which are aligned with th'e Private-Ten.nis- Club Association), struggles to support such venues? . And while Ora.nge County has the PTCA, it al.sQ has the Orange County Community Tennis Asso- ciation, .the answer from a public end. Both the PTCA and OCCTA have been around for a couple of yea.rs, but only recently ha\C.e the organizations made any head- way. ·ru tell you something about Southern Callfornla and part of its problem,• Kamperman said. •nere are so many existi,Jlg pla.yen that not all the clubs are as committed u they need to be to the •next groµp (of players). I There are.so many existing play-. en, they're not u focilled on ae- adng new ones. • t just tbip.k there are too . many dubs that are ~ontent. Maybe their b\i.tnea II going fiDe1 they're pretty lull alreedy . WUh their e~ player bue ag1 they don't want to spend the tame « 9ftort tt. takes to aeate ::r.:-•· They're not a mou--... My, tbe ~,,...,.. ... ....,,, bMli • put ol tbe ~ cUllurt JIU tt bil fOt 40 111. SoUtbetQ Callforma. ,.. ...... bUDlirfilr .• ...... ..a--.... Mb n!1' llt a row tlae TIA._ tmd to Ciil* .. ~ Callanita •• ..,. ........... al ..... But it was 'Il'oxel himself, struck by a bra.in aneurysm and heart attack Saturday afternoon at. . age 40 -which left him clinging to merely the' medical definition of life at Western Medical Cen- ter in Santa Ana -who .f.Vggered the somber scene. _ . •The balls were silent in between classes today," said senior Izzy Isbell, one of thousands louched by the insatiable spirit of the Estancia a)wnnus, veteran coach, and Eagles aailetic equipment attendant, .known on ampus and ----·--· beyond as ·no~." Similarly, across town at the Costa Mesa. High-base- ball diamond, 'Il'oxel's gift for diffusing the most dour c;ircumstance with humor, wo,Uld have come in handy for the players who had grown to revere and respect their assistant coach and friend. •tt wasn't the same walk- ing onto the field today,• M4!sa sophomore Carlos Franco said, shaking his head. •Not to see him out . here in his ~n jacket, with that beautiful smile ... it's tough. A lot of us cried. I cried.• 'Doxel, who oOUapMd at his Gard~ Grove home Saturday and never ~ained comciaus- nea, was expected to be takeil olf We support as IOOl1 u Monda)> night, after the proce11 of donat- ing his orgam wu completed. •Tu say that he'll be grHtly mllMd, would be a real undentatement," '4id Tom Pilher, an Estanda. physical' educaUon teichei who coeched freshman football with notet for leYefal ~· "Tbll IChool will nev• be tbe Mme without the whole aura 'Dmel gave out.• llbeD added. Tb81DU1111c:bk>ed 'DvMI. wbOM baii'el-c:Mlted ......,, pstdm·kir life and cm111naa~ pie enctMl9d blm to ....... coeCbed ICboal b•nball fcJr 20 11•am. 17 at wblle be 1P9Dl lour IWDm • a>-meda ( .. ~ MIDMf)· .. four ... • llNid cmdl. .... 11 d .. g afts lbl tllJ HMa A IDilillr loada.ll lild w1a· I.,.,,..,....._ pMlllll d la 1171. 'lhmlalle GIT +ell low• Mv' el la a•ll at•' di,• Wll•lll 119 NII.,. ... ....................... ~. E•tanda Junlor I.'iuren CUitfY, 16, bugs a- lrlend after signing a memorial for Paul Troxel Monday. A ball autographed by some of b1s fans wu Just one of many : tributes to the.40-year-old Troxel. · . But h.i$ presence at Estanaa, as well as the · commuruty -ot large, transcended athletics. · . •Estancia liked to claim him, but he was really someone loved by the whole city of Costa Mesa, - said Mesa baSeball coach Kirk Bauermeister, his friend of 25 years. •He was ~Y things to many people,• said Tony Cabaasa"' cui Estancia secunty guard who spent so much bJne with 'Il'oxel since arriving' at the school in 199.t, the students often 1okingly referred lo hlni ~-l'coxel's ball and chain. ·1-1e loved sportl, but 'be related to everyone. Kids WoWd talk to him about music, sports, or JUSt life. Hil door ~as always .open. and he was always • potnttng kids in the right direction.• Batanda students and Mesa baseball players agreed. . "' •tte wu a poaltlve infiuence,-who was cool to talk to anCl joke around with," Estanoa senior PeterNooawd. . •He wu a great human being and he taught me a loV' Mesa Millot Ruben Mandlla Hid" •He wu like an uncle,• Estancia tenior Gerar-d9 Molina sa.td. ·we mec;t to 91> into h1s .quip. ment room Mrly 1D the momang and cbi1L •He would alwayt buy me tneldMt~ • · W lllllndll MDlor Prank Perez: ·we called bliD dlr-icbual pops. You coWd talk1o billl about ~,... --cw Aajrio: •fie ....... ., ... ,.., ....... flf ..... •--. .,_. • w • o .. z•:c; a.wt.-. ... ..................... ~ .. ....., ...... they upset defending champion Michigan an.cl.Ieachcd the. Final Eigbt -of,1.)y days after tl:leti leading scorer, l lank Gathers, had tragically died on the basketball court When~ NCAA introduced the t.firee~mt line, Fryer's (uture coach at Loyola, Paul r Westhead, called to g1ve him the good news. ·westhead said your stock has 1ust gone up," Fryer said. "That's when l tarted getting d few more (collegP) otters, but I decided to go to Loyola." Fryer, who later played hve . y.ears professionally in E.urope and the Continental Basketball Association, finished bis LMU career as the NCAA's record holder for three-pointers mod~ (363) and attempted (940). marb whJch lasted through the 1991· season . .Through the 1991 NCAA Tournament, Pryer held ~ townament career record for three-poiilten made (38) and attempted (91), •(The three-potnt rule) 98" players ......... m.ac. of JlMY'DG, bec:a.-rm DO& a tremmdoua atbllla, but I waa bl•••d wMb .... lldll -IMllDg-tDlblMJttbeblll.· Mid~,wbo-blldlbe NCAA 1\wa..._. NCOidlar .._tlaf 2 1aa~ I : ..... years, fuushing his pro career in 1995 with Dusseldorf . Fryer knew he could retire when, toward the end of his last season, he followed up a riiissed shot with a • slam..dunk.... • . "It was the first · time I'd ever dunked in a game," he said. "I just timed it right. J had numerous fast-break opportunities (and open chances to dunk), but I usually can't. I'm very limited m my jumping dbility. That night, I must have hit a sweet spot on the floor." Fryer, a Dail'y Pilot Sports Hall of Fame honoree (celebrating the oncoming milleiinium), is single and works m fund-raising fer the UCI Athletic Department, where he was hired in October. • Previously, he worked at Loyola. Still, It's impossible not to· think about what could've been if Fryer had played for Corona del Mar with a three-point ' · curvature. •Once I. got to college and the three-point J.lne came into effect, I noticed I WU q>ncemlng mytelf ol where I wu ttandiag behind the une. • .be Mid. ·1n blgb school. I n.vw looUd doWn. I would jUit lboot Wtiiiwvs I w cm lie loor. Bua wtima I gal to oaDige. I Md to DoCk:9 wbllw I WM.• ..,,.. plllpd d ..... CdM Yell\=---.. .. ... ..... .... ...... "'~~~==~:=:=; ....... , _.,i. .. .. DON LEACH I OAl.V Pl OT Sea Kings' Brian Morton returns a backhand volley in Monday's match. Cameron Ball looks on. . Peninsula· nips · Sea Kirtgs . •Peninsula defeats CdM in a controversial match on needed them.· Sea Kings lose after" a dig through rule boo~. Cox, who!>e ledITl (15·2) lost k> Los Alum1tos last week. 11·7, said the Panthers should be seeded No. 1 they're the def ending Division I champions and they JUSt knocked orr the only unbeaten team, CdM. RllJWIU Dl "N t ., - : ir£WPOllT BEACI l -What's a qu~na del Mar High-versu - P~sula mdtch without a b.it ot cunlroversy? · • For the Sea King!. and Panthers, b~ttling for the top seed m the upcoming CIF Southern Sect.Lon Otv1sion I uoys tennis p4-yoffs, they cquld've used a. third man m the Mg Monday. • t£eninsula defeated host Corona c.Jel Mar on games, 88·83, after a 9- 9 lie in the.nonleaguc match at the Palisades Tenn1S Club, but it took more than 30 minutPs to sort out the mayher'n of tht! hnal set hetween CdM sc>nior Christian Jt>nsen and Pcninsuja 1reshman Rylan Rizza, who climbed over the nt>l to dh.pute d call dt)nng a bebreaker . CdM ~·ouch lim Mang. whose leom (•16· 1) Wd!. down by six qames with the match complete except for the Jen<,en-Riu.a set, argued Chat Riztd should be dis- qudliJlcd by hoppmg over the net onto his opponent's Side and Jensen should b<' awarded a 6·0 win. . Peninsuld Codch Tom Cox, however. disaqreed and pulled out his rule book. but couldn't find a TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 8 , indu.stry's • toughe t • •· a reas to fund In the Newport-Mesa commu- nity, privdte club opcrdtots report d'mild upswmg m partiopation the past fiw year., Bob OHie, director of tennis at · the Bdlbod Bay Club Racquet CluQp smd 'he USTA •tendi. to fund the public eclor," leaving pnvdlC' dubs to fend for itself, and part of the PTCA\ function was to unite the private clubs in Orange County. •tt w~n't o much a pitting of the private versus public clubi., • Ogle said. •1nstead, (the· PTCA) wan:tying to get everybody in the pnvat~ sector to see tf we can agree on certain things. ruling. Palisades Club owner Ken Stu- art, also checking a rule book, could not find a copclusivc verdict, either, so he telephoned a United· States Tennis Association referee at home ~d discovered that Rizza was guilty of a code violdlion, not a disqualification, ahd first-time o1fenders are only given a warn- ing. The tiebreaker was deadlocked, 7-7, when Rizza double faulted and controversy began. ln the end, both coaches agreed to let the score stand and not re· play the tiebreaker. Peninsula had won on games, regardless of the outcome between Rlzza and Jensen, ·1 don't like things to .end this way,• Cox said. ·rt was a hne match until then. We've played some good matches, but I'd prefer things to be.a little more amicable. rather than controversial. Nc>xt time we ptay (the Sea Kings) at otir place, we'll have (USTA) refer£>cc;. H Mang, who1e team is ranked No 1 in ·Orange County, said any match between CdM and Pcrunsu· la, boys or girls. should have at least two USTA officials ") don't know why we didn't have them:• he said "Thiit's a goQd question. l didn't think W.." "We'ro playing very well ins~ glcs, • Cox said. "Usually, we tlom· inate in 'doubles, and I think., (Mang) expected us to come strong in doubles, so w e fooled him today• Pe11msula, mmiflg its--second- and tru.rd-best players (Eric Basica and liege Sullivan), moved junior Goh Fukuguki from doubles to No 1 !>mgle!. and he re!>ponded with victories over Jensen -a.rid Curtis Ellmore. CdM senior Parker Collms, headed for the Uruvernty of Wash- ington, !.wept al No 1 singles, while the Sea Kings' No 1 doubles team of sop\'Jomore Brian Morton and freshman· C dmeron Ball also swept. NONlEAGUE PENINSULA 9, CoRoHA DE1 MAR 9 (f'.nlnsula wins on games. aa-al) Singl.s: Collins (CdM) def, Fukugakj, 64, def. Kazarian, 6-4, def. Rizza: 7·5, Jensen (CdM) lost 4-6, 5·7, won 7-f> (9·7)~ Ellmore (CdM) lost 3-6. 1-f>, 4·6 Doubles: Morton-Ball (CdM) def Tsai-Cohen. 6-0, def Gleiberman- Delaney, 6-4, def O)oi·Franko, 6-1; Myers-Shahmardi (CdM) won 7·5, lost 4-6, 1-6; Kulmatic.k1·Wadhwa (CdM) won 64, lost 2-6, 2-6 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Mesa upsets Artists • Costa Mesa pulls off the almost unbelievable Wlth · a sweep of Laguna Beach, Mesa's first-~ver will over ~ always pbw1!rfut~sts. ·COSTA MESA -The Cosfa Mesa High boys volleyball team, bringing to a.n. end decades of futility agamst perennial power Laguna Beach, upset the visiting Artists, 15-11, 16-14, 16-14, in a Paafic Coast League match Mon-day. • . All-CIF senior 8 .J. Lightvoet · amassed 40 kills and 1uruor setter Rick ttatsushi collected .a career- lugh 78 assJSts to key the Mus- tangs first win over the Artists. lJevdble. (Hatsushi) was the key to us wmrung. This was definitely his best effort of the season.·. David Ngo (13 kills) Shaun Ferrymen (11), Ed Williams (eight) and Nat.bsm Jones (five) 9..Lso contnbuted for the Mustangs ('l-4, 5·4 ;n league). who over· came a 14-10 deficit to dose out the sweep and trigger a wild eel· ebrallon. . ' ·1111e players) went absolutely bananas," said Culver, whose team can clinch tlurd place and a guaranteed berth in lb~ CIF Southern Section Division lll playoffs with a victory Wednes- day over visiting Alisq Niguel f3· 5 heading into Monday's clash wtth Laguna Hills). The Mustangs defeated J\!i.so m their first league meeting. Laguna Beacli, chasing . sing ··t~e ID.RF~; ~ • Pilot's millennium article on Wendell Pickens slammed by the Orange Coast College director of community relations. . Dear Editor: • Don Cantrc>ll's obsessive nrdor for *DayS Golden• at the Newport Beach High School got in the way of good reporting Tuesda in his •sports Hall of Fdme• • piece on Wendell ms. · ' The article, lltle Wend~U Pickens. Newport · Harbor,• dnpped st nllmc>nt at. it descnbed Coach Pickens' five year.; at Newport Hartio~ 1-tigh School, but made only ~cant mcnllqn of ~ nearly three decddes as Orang~ Codst College's loundin!1 athletic director. What qn oversight! I knew Coach keru, for ... ncd.fly 30 yea.rs, un~ ltis death ldst year. On humy occdsio·ns he told me that his crowrilng achievement of 'tns long and sto- ·ned career in alhletJc.s , was lus Orange COa.st Col· lege experience His ·Jove affair with the campus continued long after his retirement. He was a pd.rtic· ipant in thesollege's'SOth anniversary cefebration as recently as 18 months ago. The baseball field is namPd m hi!> honor, and dD endowed scholarslup is ·awdrded annudlly m lus name. He was honored at the coUeg~'s 1986 commencement as Its »Citizen of the Year.~ • · · Writing a HaU of Fame piece on Coach Pickens, and relegaung h~_occ expenef!ce to a single para· graph, is compdrable to penrung a retrospective on the life of Moses and. focusing exclusively on hiS · yea!'$-a~ a f\lbjilarute nomad. Hello MacFly1 The years following wer~ the ones that estabJished his legacy. ·Pick· served ds OCC's athletic director from 1948 unW hl. retirement m 1997. He guided OCC's basPbaU fortunes for 20 yea.rs. from 1949 through. 1968. Dunng his reign as head coach, the Pirates won two statf> titles, four Southern California cham· p1onships, eight Edstem Conference cro\vns, iind fm1~d second on six ctifferent occasions. He also was the wrestling coach, golf coach. and cross-coun· try coach while·atOCC He also was the assistant football couch to Ray Rosso dunng his first f~w)'ears on staff. Pickens wa~ mducted mto the Orange County AlhleJ.lc I lall of Fame tn 1986 for ~ eicploits as a counfy athlete, Ofhc1dl, coarh, and a~tit dlrectpr- but mostly for his countless contributions to commu· nity college athJJ>Lir;s. Wendell Pickens was extremely proud of Orange Codst College dod we're very proud of him' Sincerely. Jim Carnett Director of Community Relations . . Former Mustp.ng is ofT the mark Recently an drticle was wntten in the Sports sec- ti on about Junrny J lerzog and his transfer to Sanbe M(Uganta. ln the article the educational qualjty qf Cd~td .Mf!Su f hgh School was mentioned as the r • son for his nansfer. • . ~ u student of Costa Mesa High. School, 1 w rather offended at the remarks. Teachers at Cosfb Mesa High were portrayed as lower than adequate in their teaching abilities. .... .. Also the content of the education was called intc> question. Nothing can b"' farther from the truth. · Sunply •stated, Costa Mcsd ·High School otters some of -t,be most ·ngorolls and chcµtenging classes a"'.ailable to high school students ~ause of our· seventh· and e1ghth·grdde Wlllg, these students can begm £Otake a foreign language m the eighth grade and even begm to take high school algebra in the seventh grade. . • ' As one of those' lucky students who took full · ddvantage of the acadeffilcs at Costa Mesa High School I am now taking AP Calculus as a junior. ln fact I'm qot the only one: six other juruors a.re'ta.king this chc.lllengmg course with me. · Costa ~esa High p.lso offer!. lhree,..other.AP sci- ence courses .as well as AP English. ·AP gov~ent, an9 two AP foreign language courses StudenLc, who have graduuted frqm C9sta Mesa · High School have gone on to top-rated colleges. These include, but are not lirruted to, UC Berkeley, -!Mrtmouth, Princeton, UCL:.A, Harvey Mudd, and tht> United States Air Force Academy. Obviously ihese students were good, but they had to have gone through a good acaderruc program. as well as b~ve expenenced. at the very least. 9ood teactters in their courses. · I do not.mean any offen<.e to Junmy. but in this. c~ he really ts off the md.Tk. , • Barry Witt, Costa.Mesa High SdlooJ stu<l~t Tennis alive and well on Uqo Isle I am calling to comment on Richard Dunn's arti· de in the sports section about ten.n.t!t. I just wanted to let him know that w.e are actual, ly expepenang a tenrus renaissance here on Lido thanks lo our coach, JoR Flagg. His number is (714) 557-3518. . . There are o many adUtts and kids playmg here on th<> i.sldnd that we can't even get tennis courts. thanks to tlus enthusiastic man. And I myself b ave ta~en up tenms after quitting 20 years ago. So ten- nis h'as not <tied here on Lido. • AnnHattoD roWe., to the ~, -Yankees . ·ves, I understand early on f when PalJSddes Tenrus Club oW?l- er and opcratorl<en Stuart tarted. the PTCA) that there were some toes being stepped on LI! the pub- lic sector, but wP're all ul'the same boat. We're aJl m the qame of ten· .. Kamperman said the TIA could not get 15 club Jn Orange County (private or otherwise) to agree on the same date for the day of free lessons. •sacramento, for exam- ple, has 40 sites involved and (it) is getting a grant from us,• Kantper- "Everyl>ody played with heajl • for 47 poin~. • said first-year Mesa Coach Jeff Culver. ·a.J put. on a show, there weren't man tutting errors, our passing was good and our setting was unbe· unbeaten league champion Uru- \l<>rsity, the No. 10 team m Orange " and Andrew Beck for pitc;hing ·a ,No Hitter! ·man said. Grants typically rcingc betwt•en $10,000 and ..$15,000 per location and, J<ampennan saJd, the TIA has learned that advertising in the newspaper i.i the most effective way of getting the word out. ·(The TIA) wishe more cities would apply for funding,• Kam- pennah said. •The rc>ason we feel there aten't is because there is such a dense player base. already in Southern California. and a lot of commercial clubs and tennis pros aren't as hungry. They don't have the need to create new players.• Ii. Orange County missing the serve1 Perhaps time will tell. Meanwhile, public operators like I lank Lloyd at the Gosta Mesa Tennas Center work their tails off · to recruit ne w player1, op)y to t eventmtlly ~ them • to priva\e d ubll. "I'm looking for aome g~ · answers,• Uoyd 1&1d. • ' 'Tha tennis free-for-all begtJ'.11 Saturday, • two-w~ rrusede to be held at 28 different county Joc::a. Hons, tn<:luatng Mesa Verde Countiy ClUb, Cau Mela :im.. c..... and tbe Suttaa Pl.at ,... .. Club In Newpolt IMda. ~ ...... wtl be ..... tlD begkmen md ~ ........ AD .,.. ~ weatia•• Ud loew ~-:..-::-*· . ~; • Meil Wrd8 , ..... =m Qiiea M-. 4-llY.= ..... --,. ... ' l R0··---- coNT1Nueo FROM 8 too.· • Jeremy Osso, a 1995 Estancia graduate w ho played football and baseball under 'Jfoxel and later coached. with him at Estancia, said be was lucky to have kn.Own him a5 a coach and a m end •tte was one of my best friends,• said Osso, an Eagle var- sity football assistant who was excited about plans for Troxel to work with Coach Dave Perk.iris' linemen next fall. . -"Tbe thing about Trox was, · within one minute of • meeting him, you felt like you'd known him your whole life. And he gave you the feeling. you meant ~e world lo him." . •• Bouermeister, who Mid the baseball playen at Cotta Mesa and Bltanda will weer embroi- dered •nox· patches on their sleeve1 to hopor 'lroxel the rest of the seuon, may have known 1\'oul best. •He bad a way Of melting everywlMI ~ID tb*OWll tndtftdlall way. ll yvu ,...., u atbl-. but ya.. plm,.s ID .. ....... ~.tal'k--~llbam IDUlk. 119 ....... ,..... al ..... ,..._ ......... . = .......... .. •Mdallttil& .. . ,_ ..... ---.1 .... ,. .. County, fell to 7-2 in league: rernembet .bein.g mud.arhlm.. "He had kind of a rough child- hood and he was always for the underdog. But the thing a~t Trox was, he never understoOd how· speaal he was a:nd be never realized the impact he had on people.• · At Estancia, that impact wa5 visible in the makeshift shnne assembled Monday by students in the school's lunch area. Pic- tu.res of Troxel were posted ab"ove a table with about a dozen floral bouquets, as well as a plastk bat and ball 1gned by students. A tribute poem. written by stu- dent Crista Crenshaw, was dis- played, including a passage that read: •Why did this happen to you? We sWI don't know why! In addition, a banner of white · paper wit)) dozens of written mes· sagos, revMllng love, appreda· tion, disbelief and the UIW'uce he will alwaY! be remembered, draped for YAlll• along a wall in the lunch area. ' · The school also oblerVed a moment of silence on 'noae1'1 beheU .. ~. tbOugb heflvy-baarted. Wiil play ltl tcheduled ~ Cout LaeQ\lil belebaD ... today at ::Jl.··· ... .... ~....i.-. ... 1.., ............ , ..... ..... .•kJ._. ...... ... --• ! .,,,..-. . 1 · . .. -t .Piia~es blowp around at ·pPening Day Regat~. The w~au1~4,m • ._ •lit.ti wo JU t .9!~t. • · we1e blown ac1~ ft lane, lhf! wmd w p· ~u!lkJCS) We're disappomte<I°at I.he co~w: unW ll V/ds time to rl.lc tor Orang Coa t I 0 YI I I G · 1ng them, from Lane 2 nnd into Lane .c. tJons, but we're looking forward to the~- ---t-~""oll~~· 10"""°' • t ~h Wild nn •r Cup Becau of a hig lead over the boats m the 10 Championships m Sacrarpento M Y racfS, J);l r1 of Opening Duy Regatta, hQ fod novice a. third anc1 lourth lanes, the Pm1tf'..s 'were not 1 16. • . by the Washmg1on 1tuski~ Saturday. COdSt, pulling l1l ~atcrs horluJll'd to ·~nalized ror mtP.rference, but by the Ufue nailing the Ptnstes .were the Vb.t 1ty Despite ,-,evere" weather conditions in ahQut 1,500 me ters h cause ol winds gust-'Utey wer<' t.1ble to recoup and return to tho crnws of O regon State, Western Wasl\lilg: the MunUake Cul, Jun Jorgensen's Pirates mg from 20 to ~O mpb, rowed to d 4:33 correct lane, theis chances-of overtaking ton and GonzAga m the JV eight. fared well, fmt5hing second '8nd ,third tn clocking; e1ghl srcond~ off th.e pcice of the Washington were gone Wush.in'gton'S A and B entrtes went l·2 'Washington in the two races they'·were Winning Washinglon JV boa •Jt was a UtUe frustrating,• said Jor-in tl\e novice 8, Wlth Coast third, foll~ed entered, the men's Jtunor varsity eight dDq At on'e slletch m the race the Pirates g«'~sen. "We ·wer~ nght with them (the by Oreg?n Slate arid Gonzagµ. I • ( ..Ueuc Nonces • Flctltlou; 8u1lness • ' Name Statement I Pueuc NOTICES J J PUsuc Nonces f PUauc NOTICll f f -:uauc NOTICES 1 j i ~ ,.~ J ( PlllUC.N(melp ) Inc • kJ r111e Stars Com· Ot1t1s AfiltlCJflY Dedon lo Trey Solbero 3410 W 6eactt CA 92624 MISC FURNITURE • Have you 'l•rted doing I he lohow.ny p41r500,s IN• <Joitlt 00 lflCS6 d~ W1rc1erss VIO o Cammils, • 1 J70 Logan •J: Costa M. I CA 0262b mere.al Pro1>4tr11es Co. 900 Seal ne 1121. M•cAr1 hu1 Boulev•rd. Keltl\ 8ark•n~agen. DAVID TWIGG UNIT E·IB business yet? No 17155 N Nev.nope SI , Cofone de! Mar, Cal1lom1a Suite J ~anta Ana, CA 1095 Sea Terrece Lane, SlEREO. ~NO MISC Pedallnk Padlalrlc Fountain· Valley, CA 92625 92704 . Costa Mee1. CA 92627 FURNITURE, BOXES Healll'tcare Resources, 92708·423.3 • ThOmlls E•lv.ard Mike Gallegher, 3410 W ftllJ t>uslness It con-TOMMY DOUGHERTY LLC, Gl8il Tayf6f, •• , Prolesstonal Wealth MDrn55ey, 900 S a Lane MacArtnur Boulevard dUCled t>y a general UNIT D-66 REFRIG· Preslder.t • ~ r1tt1 Charles Sl\lot, 10t 2 N OIJfll Ad Ulglllla 0 N Q , I CA ~Z677 Tl tius ~~ Is con Consultanl&. Ill<;, (CA), 1121. Corona d I Mar, Suite J, Santa Ana CA partnershtp ERA TOR, BIKE. ~RT Ths statement wes tried t 7 t 55·N Newhope St , Cellomla 92u25 92704 Kelltl Barkeohagetn SUPPLIES. HAMIL TON v.11h the County Clerk ot Fountain Valley, CA Mktlatil All> •rt Bovurlll. Ttlls bV11ness l5 000· This l>lalement w85 hied CHASE FINANCI~ INC , Orange Counry oo (it6·99 9270ij·423'.'I _ YOO S~ Lane #t21, lkldao by oo-partllers v.1th lhe County Clettl ol UNIT 8·14, MISC BOXES 199967900511 Tt11s business IS con-ColOM dcl Mar ~lllom1a D11~ Ersl!ine Orange Countv on 4 30·99 & PICnJRE FRAMES. Da•ty Pilot A&Jr 20. 27, IJ 1e1J tiv 111 nd1viduttl Hi1V11 you &tar1ed do 11g buMnus )tJI? No M-inU• Charif!\ Salot dtKt8Q lly a C(}(pOrahon 92625 • This 61aten1em was hied 199967916411 Sate wu• be by t:om. Ma~ 4 11. 1999 T 448 Have you started'doino Thls llu lnet1s •S con· win tllf) County Clerk 01 Daily Piiol May 4, 11, 18, pe11t1ve bidding (wnlten Ffctitloue Bualneu lJusll'fl!!. yet? Ye~. ""r~ dueled by A ycneral P811• Orange County oo 4·16-~ , 1999 -T474 sealed btds may be · 16. 1999 • ners111p • 19996790073 Fictitious Business • submitted in•aavance) .J}_ame Statement· Tt1 s 41;1111ment was hle<l ... 1111 1ti11 County Clerk ot l)ran<JO r'ounly <'fl 4.30.99 1099671U 598 01111y PI >I Mey 4 11, 18, :?'> 1 111 T485 Fictltrous Bu1lness Name Statement 1111 11olluw1119 persons ,111 d »ll•J 1Ju•111e~s as cmir11Ant NT COMP,UTING, \!)00 Sano ea~11,1 Drive Co1ona <tel MIH ( /I '}.?62S W11ir.11n s. Fu11tsubo 1500 S.in<k.t$tlO Drive COi nrt 1lel Mar. CA 92625 Th. I us1ne\s · 1s con 11ui:;1tj(J l>y itn 1nd111.0u • Have you starte l u< "" yt>1'> N• ~ 5 Fu Wbo 1led ·"Un Cieri\ I ()(1 4.30.99 199967111633 'V<I y P c.;t May 4 t I 18 0 1~ ll~J T48t -F1ctit1ous Business Name Statement P I IW j pf'r.,OllS It, , 9 l lf I !!'>~ (i~ ucal Wood 2700 Pe1or sori Pl •31a Costa Mesa r:A llh21J B•llv Dow~yr.11 Hushing, 2.700 Ptth!l~On Pt 31a Cvslt1 M1•s.i CA '.12626 Tt11s !JU~ll•ASS IS ~Un· r11,clu.J bv an 1nd1y1<Jual H.ivr. you started doing buw1eu ycl"1 No Billy D F4ushrng Tiu~ ~t<11emer1I wds lrlod with the County Clerk of Ora11qa Cmmly 011 4 10 99 19996791616 Daily P1l'll Moiy 4 11 18 • 25 Ut.99 T 487 ' F IW tlous Busi ness Name Statement Thi I· 11 >W '1 PAr">OO~ • itlfl tl1.JIJ'.J b.J.> n~-.> OS • II} Sprllway • 'll) TelJOI Oacfi 20592 M 11· • 0111a Ln Hunlln'JtOn Boach CA ~2&46 M ta11 .... y Ka1~or 20592 M n~cva t n Hommgton Bea't' CA Mt -16 Tl Is I ustne$S ts . r.on· duor"'' liy ;ir n<J1vi<Jua1 ~ Hav• ye" r.w11 1 uo ng "t11•11 oss vat? No ,;:M•l.lnwy Kd•tlllP Tr 1s s1.11cme111 was lofed ,,...,,, it11 CcJl•nty CINk ol Qqmll" Counl;t ' n 4 JO 99 19996791604 (>a• y P l<,t Ml'ly 4 I I 1 A 2J t~9~ T488 FlctTtious Business Name Statement Th•• lollow1n11 f1Pt .:i11• 1J111ng hlJ!>rfll•~~ 1' 1 MrJ1t11.111H E.xµrtl\~ Surv • 11'..01:., 1200 Orr~!• 11 St Hth • Pl~Jr Co~t 1 Me"ll CA : !lllJ:tti , C.Jrll I D" • r 1l1Pd Inc; • ACal1I ) J<'OO Br1"or Sr • 8th floor C ~111 M"sa CA • 'J26;>• =:=Tti1s bus1n<:~i. t\ con ~1Cll}(I Uy, ll CO•JJO' 1r1on • Ha,11 yo1J staricd. •Jo"l\l ~ buwiess y1111 No Canol O.ilers t.oo inc D11rtee s W<trd. Preo;rdcrn Th s ~late'™'"' Wali Med w•tn the County Clerk or Ornnge County on ~ 30 ~ 19996791595 Oa fy P1k>t May 4 11'-18 '5 1999 t489 Fictltloue Business • Name Statement , n e lol"""'•09 perwns I ~8 dOlng bU51f\41b9 81 • Tl>U lnteroet Toof Bow : C~rnp•ny 3101 W~st , Cc.~~I Hwy, 1100. New· 1 p 11..B<facn. CA 9?663 • -r11emaWare Corp. (CA) ~ 1(01 Wost rCoast Hwy, , Nuwport Beac/). CA 92663 • Thu1 bus/nbls Is con • ducted by 11 oorpow11on ' Have you started dolno , bu~1ness y-11? YH , 9·13 99 r Cartel D1ver1tlled, Inc • Darlee S Ward, PresAJont 1 Th•a &tatemont was tried , Wllh tho Cooney Clerk ol • Orange County on 4·30-09 "" •• 19996791126 • DaMy Prlol Mey ... 1 fi_,18. • 25, lOOC> 1400 : FIC1hlau• Bualneaa • Name St.tement 1 The foeowm p&#WOOI • are doing WSINss 81 1 Mr. 1<5 Amencan Gl'IR, 1 3001 Old Ranch Parkway, • s..1 Beach. ca 00140 • Ttdon Inc. (CA), 18017 MiCAithUr 8l\ld , lrvtne, Ca 02812 Thia po&ll'IMI 11 c,on- cltlaed by: It GCllJIOl"l1IOll Have you "llA11ad ctomo buslriNt Y't' No Terion. Inc .1. 'Georgt KookOQIHdal, nMldeni , Thi 'ttafemenl wa tiled With tM County Clerlc ol Ofllnge Crnµ\ly on 4·»99 ''"'71111' Da!fy PrlOI May 4, 11, 111, 26, 1999 T•91 Protessronal Wealln Thomas Moinssey , Dally Ptfot' Apr 20, 27, N S ON THE HlTH DAY OF ~ loltowlog persOQ,S Consultantr. Edward v This stah•ment was frtoo Ma~' 11. 1999 T449' ame tatemant MAY llAM AT THE are doing business as Fugate Jr e.P A with thu County Clerk ot Ft tltl B I Tile f0Uow1ng pen.ans PREMISE WHERE Kl The Tickel Shack. 1820 (Presioent) Orang County on 4 15·99 c ous ua nesa · are-doing-business es 68 Newport Blvd Costa Tt11:; statement was filed 1 96789939 T~amr:i, Statement 2~c~ri f~flsw1re 1 tnc • ~~T~~s,sbei:a~:O:i Mesa, CA 92627 • wrth the County Cieri! ot Dally Pilot r 20. 27: e OWl/'lg persOl'ls so treet, c;utte AYRES SELF STORAGE Guocione Financial tn-Orange County on 4.30.99 May 4 11. 1999 T438 are dorng bus1neso as. • #H 104. Costa Mesa CA 1880 WHITTIER AVE , vestments. Inc.. (CA). 19996791638 Fictitious B••sl .. esa WB tnnlngDWebsiles, 16899 9262T 6 f COSTA MESA CA 92627 11929 Cayuga Pl .. Chino, Daily Piiot May 4, 11, 18, " ·• each llld., Hununoton 1 ech So twere, Inc. 1949) 850 1282 L CA 91710 25. 1999 T 484 Name Statement Beach, Calitornla ~264'1 (Delaware), · 2900 Bristol !eserves lhe ri 11 1 a~~·~ This business Is 000• The lollow1no personr. Matthew Miller, 16899 Street, Su Ile #H· 104, ~1 0 t 8 ducted by' a corporation Fictitious Business are doing business as /. Beach 911/d Huntington Costa Mesa, CA 92626 he sale t Pure ases musl Have yc)u started clolng Name 'Statement Martin Pasteur Hea11h E!'oaati, CA 92647 1 This business is CO'l,· be made by cash llnd peid buain&U yet? No The tollowlng persons Group, LLC, 307 Placentia, Tb1s , business Is con· ducted by: a corporatrdo lor .. the llme Of aal1t Sale Guccione Flnancial In- .are doonq business as· Suite 207, Newpon Oesch, ducted by en Individual Have you stalled doing Is aubject to cancellahon In liedtments Inc Kathye On a Roll Tours arid Ca 92663 Ha11e you started dc)lng bUSlness yet? , 11'1• event ol aelllement be-Guccione : P(esident Prom ·hon&. 3414 Prne Martin Pasteur Heallh IA.tsines$ yet? No Ves. 01·15·99 twa~n landlord a~ob· This statement was tried Brook Costa Mesa, CA Group LLC, (CA), 307 Matthew Miiier iTech Software. Inc , ~o: ~'t's ~~~·:99 on with the County Clertt or 112&!£> Pfacenna. Suite 201 New Tn11 statement was riled Keith Barkenhagen, CEO ·AYRES GROU.P BONO Orange County oo 4·16-99 Linda A<lams 3414 Pine pol\ Beach, Ca 92663 with the County Clerk ol This statement was filed 19996790055 Brook. Cos1a Mesa, CA This business ts con· Orange:Covntv on 3·22·9SI with tl:le Coonty Clerk of N.~MBE~ f,~00-1684 Daily P~OI Apr 20. 27, 92626 ducted by; L1m1ted , f. • 199967117294 Orange County on 4·30·99 Ael~'!.1 1 Mae h 10f'808 ' May 4, 11. 1999 T~7 This buSlllEISS is con· Lrabohty Co • Daily Pilot Apr 20 27, 19996791647 uwn agers FT 1 dueted by-an 1nd111tdual Have you 11at1ed doing May 4 11. 1999 T451 Daffy PtiOt May 4, 11. 18, Published Newpon Beach· cUtfoua Business Hdve you started doing business yet? No Fictitious Buslnesa 25. 199~ T475 ~~ r,e~99f8 Y Pilot \Name Statement bus ness yer? No Manlfl Pasteur Heplth Name State"'ent Fictitious Bual,,..se Y , T~"'"7 The fol~g persons Londa >.dams Group LLC .. , .. .,. • • ...., are dolno t>usuiess as Ttn:; Slatement was'hled AtextS .AH Martin The following pe!SOOS Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE EVERNEW PROPEATIES w•ttl the County Clef1( ot M o /CEO are dOllJO business as The following persons The annual re1um of the SEFWICE, 2 Las Cruces, Orange County on 4.30-99· This a.tatement wu hied Jodi GroupJ. 3301 S Bear are dOlnO busrness al> PaCllk: Ula Foundat10f1 15 lrvrne CA 92614 19996191646 with IN County Clorl< of St· 149 F. :>anta Ana, Cal· IRIS INNOVATIONS. avallable, al 11\e addresll Hsu. Sheog-Vuh. 2 Las Oa ty Pilot May 4 11. 18. Oiange County on 4-23·99 tlomla 92704·8263 14681 Comet {Aieet, noted below, to~ 1nspect10n Cruces, IMne, CA 92614 Z5 1999 T480 --19996790870 Michael Clyde l<md~. Irvine, CA 92604 durong norml l busmest This 'business is oon- Fictltlous Business Daily Pilot Apr 27, May ~1 S Bear St· 14!!-Thar Nguyen, 14472 .hours, by any e111zen who dueled by an 1n8wtdual Nem·e Statement 4 11 18 1999 T461 oanta Ana California Monroe 1.ane, West· so reqvests wr~n 180 H~ you started doing ' • · 62704·8263 • , mrnsler, CA. 9~883 I da fie bltcal f business yet? No Tne _ tollowrng persons Fictitious Business E.ttM Grrlfln Burrows, Haatsau Kagurabadza. thJ' noZC:'ot~ allau':1111° Stleng·Yuh Hsu are dorng busrness as Name Statement 26322 Towne Centre ,Or., 423 CarnattOO Avenue. Pao loc Lile Foundat~ This statement was hied DOBBtE DESIGN The fonowlng persons #827, Foothill Ranch, Call· Corona del Mar, CA 92625 700 Newpon Canter Drive' with the· County Clet1< of GROUP 423 31st Street are dolno business as 1 lornta 92610 I . Wen Chtln 12350 Del Ne rt Beach ·Ca~lomia Orange County on· 4-16·99 fljewport Beach, C<1hl LORENA'S FLOWERS, Th11 business ls con-Amo· Blvd, •25 16, 9l~8397 ' ~ , 19996790061 92561~3118" Lee Oobb'A. 210 3081 Coolidge Ave Costa ducted by a gener.al Lakewood, CA 90715 Theprtncipal mana~er 15 Dally Pilot A{Jr: ~o. 21. v .., ~esa CA 92626 • paH'n:r5tllp Timothy Pham: 14e81 Rober! G Haskell May 4, 11, 1999 T443 Via Koren. Newt>0r1 ~l!jCt\, l.ill orena D M~lntyre, 3081 a e you s111r1ed doing Comet Street, Irvine, CA President Talepnone· Fi ... ltlous Buslrtesa cc111t 92663 ~ootidge Avo , Costa b1Js1ness·ye1? No 92604 • .. . Tl11s business Is con Mesa CA 92826 Errk. G Burro'Ni This bus1nes~ ts con 1 94~-640·3022 Name Statement ductfld by an lnd111lduat • T~is buslnei.s la (;On· ,T111~ st<Ateme11t was llled buCted b>'. a general · ~bl11sheMd Newpo0 ?1 Bei en, • The lollow1ng persons Ha111o1 you s'tarted doing ducted by ah 1ndlv1dual with the County Clert. 01 pa11rw1r~~ 5 a esa a Y 1 01 are doing business as. bu~111ess yet? No Havo~tarted Cloing Orange County on 4·19·9!! Have you started doing MU 4• 1999 • T469 STITCHED IN TI~E. Steven lee Dobble business ye~ No 199967902li0 .business ye\? No P-tctltlbu• Bu1(na11 20 Helm(:reSI. Atrso Vl9JO, Tt11i. ~atement was ltlf'd Lorena o clntyre 1 Daily P1101 Apr 2C> 2~, • Haalsan Kagucabadla Name Statement CA 9~56 . with the County Clerk ot This statement was hied May 4 11.1999 T451 Thrs statement wasJiltib ·The f()llowong persons V1r§I018 Jaranowsli1. 20 Ore1nge County on 4.30.99 wltn the County· Clofll ol Flcthiou& Business with tilt! County Clerk bt are d~no busineu as Helmcres/. Ahso Vreio. CA 19995791628 Orange County on 4·23-99 Name Statement Orange Count~on 4·30-99 Auntie Penny's PtlwflclOUs· 9~56 Daily Piiot May 4 11, 18. 19996790869 Th 1 19996791622 Tldbtlr. 2838Bayshore 0r 11nS business ts con· 25. t9!l9 T481 Dary P1!<Jt Apr 27 May Olowing persons Dally Prlot May 4 tl 18 Newix)rtBeacti,CA 9266l ducted by anllld111idual Fictitious Business-4 11 18. 1999 _ T459 ~~i:r..7.Mic~~~\~~,:b, 25, 1999 · . , T47B Penny. 1<e11y; 2898 Have you ,:tarted dOIOQ Name Statement NOTICE or:--2507 West First Street. Fictitious Bu1lness t!~~Cfn ~~663-fllewllfrt b~,;~~ ~~ra:ws"'1t Tf'lf> lollowrng persl.ll'ls AVAILABILITY OF Santa Ana, Catolornra Name Statement Tl IS ww s~ ho con Ttus Slatemenl was r~ect arp d0tr•9 bLs1ness as ANNUAL RETURN 'J270J . The I011<1w11.g pe1~005 ouc:oo b a~ndlll'tdoat • wttn U'le Coonty Cieri< of Lamp Snaoe World ~864 Ttio ant10at uuum 1)1 Tak Su Lim. 17702 Ger-are dw1g bus11141i.s as Ha11e :OU started doinQ Orange County on 4 16·99 N T .,s11n Ave Orang(j CA FRONTLINE ACTION rill Av nue, Cerrito~ SOEMS TECHNOLOGY buc"'"'c' !ll7 Yes 19996790070 92665 INC 11 r nvate foundat.on. Ca lor11ia 90703 2236 Heallr\lr Lri Ne~port Maj19gl ' Dc1 )t p,\ul Apr 20 27, Stt>ven James Marl01t, 1s ava•lbble foi 1nspec.:tiOI n 11s bus111('~~ is con-BeM, CA 92Gf>O Pltnny Kelly May'· 11. 1999 T442 459 Hayes, Irvine ·CA dum.g normal bu~$~ •Juctud by an 1rJdivtdu:11 Marl< B Boner. 223ti ThoS statement v.as Miid Fictitious eusi"ess 92620 houJs by any United Slat -. Ha11e you\ started OO"'g Hea1he1 tn , Newport '{f'•th tile County Clerk ol Name Statement This ousrne» 1~ wn-oif.!en 'fllho o requests tJus nes5 yet? No Beach, CA 92660 C> llf""' C".nuniv 4 23 9!1 Nltlon le lftown, dfTec-_.. 1 'Mii.en Decillnlaon ......_. ducted lly an •nd•vtdual wrthm 180 day& lrom Mav Tak Su Lim Ttus t>us•rie:>S Is .con· , ' . .,.. -r-·~on · Thw IOllOwong persons tlon1tothe1ocMJon of the «Otlla* and~ fof ,...,._ ~ ~ btddw.1 Havl! you •tanod doing 15th end al!er 1'10 publ1ca· TM 1;tatem1>nl was loled ducted by an 111drv1dual Dally Pilot ~~~ ~~E~~~~ij~y814570 PfOl*tY -y tit obc.alned Illa, ""'1-a Wflllen Natka d !'~~~ill~!' llld OuSlnP.!.S yer7'Ni:r t1on ot 111~ l'l<.lt at Ille ol· w1lh Ille County Clerk of Have you started doing 4 11 8 11199 T 6 by aendlng_ 1 written re-~ ll1d BecUon to S(ll --.......,11, • actl ••--. Steven J Manoll tree of Jen"' Elliou CPA Orange County 0113-22·99 business yer? N.:J 1 · 4 4 Campus Dnw lf7. Newpo~ q&M.11 to lhe beMftclaty The Llldlfllllil&d ca..c1 l1*flSt ol llld conat••· 111 • Tnrs statcmen\ wa~ l1lr;d 11731 1rv1110 av Su•to 100: ·f9996787189 Mark B Bolter Fictitious Buslneu Beacn, CP,. 92660 \ Within to my1 of tne dne eald Na&.e d °""'* "'1cl Ind ID II 1111 ce11an,.., plope~ w1tli 111e Cot.tnty Cltt'" ul Tus11n CA • Dally P1kit Apr lO, 27 This statumont was filed Name Statement TOflg Son N~yen, 2019 of first putltkatlon of tht1 llldior'I lo w to M hl.llld In lht ~ ol Orltloe. Orange Cnunly on 4·30·99 Thu apphca11on IOI rflc· May 4 11, 1999 T450 wrth tne County 910r'k .QI ww-lllll~.followrno per~ons b~s1~12v:-Sia Mesah Notice of &ale. ~ CIDlded In the~ wt.. Sllil ot c.tonU. claCAbld as "1999679161 1 oqn1tton ol 111mrnpllon end Fictitious Bualness Orange County on 4 j O 99 aro do1ny yus1ne94~s Th b 1 1 Wut a.vlng1 .AllOClatlon Che ,... Pf'OPeftY,la loc:leal. follows Oi11ly Pilot May 4 11 . 18. subsequent IRS ruling let• Name Statement ' 1999679160~ RF Qcvelopmem pf Es· IS us ness ~ COO· Servkilt co ... 1Callfomta ~ ..... Wom\lltlon~ lol 14 °' TlllCt.., seoe ... 25. 1999 T482 tors are alf>O a11a1lable al rtro loUowuig persons Daily Piiot May 4, 11. 18, tale Sorv1ces. 485 17th ~ed by an {~~ :i CorpOtatlono 4101 Wlae-flit t:OOlm to 4:Gllpn; (91 Ptl map llCOldld "' 8ooll 21a. Fictitious Business the abdvo address are doi/lg l>uslness ai. 25 !1999 • T477 St . #2~ Cc»t& M &a, CA bu av: yourf ~ ng man eo.itevard T•1 .. n ~. ~ ._ 1&.21 GI .... Of .. Name Statement The pnnctpat addrPss of Gel Rich Marketing & F ctitious Business /)2627 ;ins~ N Q • Antonto, • 1 Tuaa 11211 con~ . RlcorttsolthlCounW~r Ti.a 1011owrng persons ~850 t~ndatign 1 15 J032 Gra1>h1cs. t 822 Corsica' Name Statement 48~u'r ~;rr~tlon .~~~) Tg~g statem~~(~. hied ~~~.=-=:-: 11.::~l :! ~ SU-. P.O (Pim! No 418-04t-M- ,Jro do1hg business as· c~ 9262"7' Th! Jpn~p'!i Pio, Cosr.1 Mesa, c~ 9:l626 The lotlow1ny persons I Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • with the County Cle!11 of Line: 111'•> 111·1'128. llNt l202:t-l004. (111)~ CommMy lnown ,,. 686 lli)l WCEWSTPALECAFSllNNANG C21A100L mana""r 15' R•chard J clV•d Adiard .-aimer, are domg bus1nE1..,~ as This bu~•n•n is con Orange County on 4·16·99 McManua AHlautnt a.c.. Cat'r'tll_,, N. Gland Hlwln Otde: CO. v-18<?2 Corsica Pl, Co"ta COLUMBIA ,1 Hljl96790067 ~= ~ 27 1• ~· = Mm. CA 112826 w Ka!Plt!\ Anatie•m, c~ Elhott, Prer.Jdant Tele· ..,Gia CA 92621> COl LEC f ABLES ducted b, a corporation D II p lot 20 '1:1 • • .,,,, -• TtnN Of ...... call tn 42B06 pho11e!l49·646·6tfl'l c ·Coll Pt 3 P •1 Haveyouatarteddoing a y 1 :gr • 4,1111,1111 A.--'11_., Thomas c Wakely, Publ•Shect-NewponBoach· IG2~rynCors1C:ni1 ~~ ~cnab~z~~66tewpor1 busmessyer?Ves. May 4,1l,19 T442 SUPERIORCOlJRTOF llgnlll.n O!Md: • ~"::":~S.. 17€6!1 Los Alamos Foun· Cobta Mesa Dady Pr101 Mesa CA 9262"' Pillers Walters t t 99 Flctltloua Buslnesa CALIFORNIA 1• ~ ... on tirt«r • 11111 t-i•n V1t1ley CA. 92708 Mdy 4 l999 T468 Tl1 ~ bu 11ess 1s con-30 Palazzo. Newport ~~~~~ ~~·=1118 Nam•Statement COUNTY oF' ~111't111~ = ':tt ~ -W: TM llusoness I'"' con-Flctltloaa Bu1lne11 oucteo by Beaeh. CA 92660 ThlS stetement was 11Zo The followlng pef\OOS ORANGE, 341 The r ~· ID the PMIJI• "\!:!. •lUC1P.1 by an 1001V1duat Name Statement husband am w11e S11e1ta M. Watters volll the County Cle!11 of e'l~r:t~':Jr5t, as City Drive . Poa1 NOTIC~USTEE'S ..,...... Tt11 lllft*t Of -;;( Have you star1ed doing The lollo'Mno persons Have you star18<1 U>ong 30 Palu zo. Newporl Or1nge County 00 4•23 99 SERVICE 2101 Or Office Boll '14171 bd I> i,_ "900llt1eh• bd bus ness yet? No are dOlilg bU:.int!SS I!. buS•rnr..s yet? No Beaeh eA--p2G60 19991790866 · 8~ o ' I LOlrl No lb oft bt l'hO<lras C Wakely ExploraOC.c;om, 3001 David Rienaio Palmer Thlt business Is con• OeltY PrlOt A{Jr 27 May ~5 Rd . Otange, A ranp, CA Onlef No WIQngand:. tla tfl ID in ThlS s11uemen1 was hied RedhiM Ave Sule 4·208, Thi., t11emen1 wa& hted ducted by a general 4 11 18 1999 ·T483 A 1 ,. .... ~_ 1,., .. ~~ 92613-1571 '<llS10fllnsutefNo 11,_..., ......_ .. ,.._~ witn the County Cteri.. ot Costa Mesa CA. 92626 wl1t1 thO County Clerk of par1nershop • • m r ....,.,.._ '"'""'· _ IN l+iE-MATTER OF S APH No ,..__,, ..,,.... • 111Y mw.-Orange County on 4.30-99 German A~ Hernanooi Orange County on 4·23-99" Have yoo·staned d01ng Flc1ltlous Bu1lne11 1 A031e. lrvooe, CA 92614 THE P~TITION TO 1 1· 1111 t.m ~ llWIQfana 19996791614 3028 CootldgO A.•e ~t ' 19996790862 business yet? Ves 1980 ~ Name Statement Tin busmess ts con: CHANGE THE NAME A IU~: belM .S.ol '* . t. Daly P•lot May 4 11 18 51, Cos1a Mea..~CA.9262& Dally Prlol AP< 27, May Peter S Wa1ter1'. , The lol10W1ng pptlOnt dtflld by· an 1~:'ual OF Lewis Scott Ros.,. ~ ILE O.S li(/Jl21.19118 ~ 25. 1999 T482 .Arnold Menooz11 ~553 4. 11. 18. 1999 T455 ihls litalement wa• filed ere doorlQ bustneas •• ave you ,'ta doing end Ann Michell• T JBHFal W9a:R. Ccria~.· Fictitious Busineas Anacapa • D11n ·~w2. FlcJltiou1 Bualoesa wttn Ille Coooty Clert. ot ~ BJue Sky PllOClucttON • bus~sk:ss ~l\an Ronn TE • PlllOfW ~·~ Neme Statement Costa Mau, CA 1126:ee Name Statement 0rlll108 County on 4 30-99 b Btue S)Cy Fest111ats ThlS s1a1ement was fit«! ORDER TO SHOW R T tit* Of Slld c:cner-... · Shaun Ito, 1913 W 'Car The tou 19996791601 c Blue Sky F1ne Arts • llATnft 1 mM!lla ar~:,nf~:~l>!!5ons nage Of Sama Ana, CA are doing tf.:,~g ~ISOns Oa"y Prtot May 4, 11 18, eshval~: ~438 BoWCIOin 01fh 11'8 ~ty ~1': 9~ CAUSE FOR CH,\NGE · Mt• COAIT H/dllliA~ ASSET INSPECTION 92626 IG WINDOW & DOOR 25, 1999 ~478 Place, l.'OM8 Meal, CA range n~7900e& OF NAME · .J QW4~~ SERVICE, 65 A1mena This bUSIMss 1 .. con: 1780~JOll PI •C Costa Fictitious BualneH 92626 ~P~-11& "27 _CASE.NUMB.EB. Nl'#llOltllMcfl.COlll ... · '""'1&. CA-926++--.ctuc:tfHj,IJV agenorai_ Man, CA 9m7 ' Neme Statement -Jerome K Muttor, 2438 Mav 4. 111• 199!1 T-440 A11MJ785 ~ CN519473Gt.UGANAcdlla Rober1 E Kt ba Co pannership Dooglas Mar1rn, 1786 TI)e rollowln persons Bowdoin Place, Costa/ y ' ' PETITIONER($) • Ml!!r-4, 19119 tlon (CA) 0 5 nAJ rpo-. Have you stalled oong Rogera Pl. #C, Cqsla are "°"' buSln~ss as Mata, CA 92828 Flctltlous 8ualne11 Lewis Sco4t ~ * f~ne, CA 9le14 mena, bustnen yet? Yes, • Mesa CA 92626 Precls.e ~lumlrlng Cont1ac Thi• bualneH fa oon· Nema Statement Ann Michelle Rosen Th b SI I Aprll 1• 11J99 Tl'tls l>usmeu Is CCJl'l· tors 8362 Mallo Or ducted by .. an tndlvldual The loltowlng persons l:iASIHAVE f lLEO A PETl- d ~ b u oossi 5 ~rl-German HemanOe.c • ducted by an lndNldual Huohn ton Beach Y ' Have you started doing are dOtng business as. TION FOR AN ORDfl:I TO ~ve ~ -if:~81<1oing 1 his Slatement was hied Haye yoo 1tano<1 doing Cahlor~a 92646 ' Duslnen yet? Yes, elinllrealestate com. CHANGE NAMES FRO. M bulll\4&H yet? Yds 1194 with the County Clerk of bus1rresa yft? No Mldlael Ray Jubmt)Cy Marchj. H)gg 2364 112 Elden SI . Colla Lawis Sooll Roten and A belt E Kie~ Co Orange Counly on 4 23·99 Dovglat Martin 8362 Mall Or Htmt' Jerome K. Muller Me!e. CA 92627 .Ann Mlchelte Rolen rat~. Roblln, E nKIObro '~"96790974 This 11a1ement w11 filed rngtoh Bea~ CA ~48 JThls stolemenl wae flied Daniel L Baoagiis, 2!t&4 TO Lewla &ott Rolensltto PrOll<lent Daily Piiot Apr 27 May Wr!h ltle County <t,lerk of . This bUSlM9' IS COil• ttl lhe County Clerk of 1/2 Eklert St., Costa Mesa and AM Ml<:htlle This 11a1emen1 was "'ed 4• 11• 18· 1099 1454 Oran11~ Cotinly on 'I 23·99 ducletl by an Individual Orange County ori4·23 99 CA 92627 Adlantltto willl the County Clerk 01 Flctltloua Bualne11 1"967*55 HIMI you started-~g 1~790872 This 1>US1neu Is ~· 1111 hen1by Ordereo that Or1tnge Courtt)' on 4·30-99 Name S~tement baHy P1t01 Apr 27, May bUslnes$ yet? Ves, 4 ~1'1Yt;1~~:J'r. 7·T~=~ ducted by an ll'idtvidUal all pertont lnlerealed • 1n 19996791635 Tne IOllowtng pel$0t!S 4, 11, II, 1999 T453 Me~ 1, 1994 • • ' Ha\19~ •tarted doing lhil INtler appear befOfe Oa~y Prto1 May 4 11 18, are Qolog ooslneu 11 NOTIC"" OF MICheel Jubin1ky FIC1ltloua Bualnn1 busineu Jet?"° lhl• COUl1 In Oepal1m9nt 25 1999 T492 Cralts4All com, 2528 ••'••L•Bti:;UTY OF This &tatemenl was frlec;j Name Sta1ement ~~ 6e/lagas ......., No l73 of Iha ~ Ffctltloua BuelneH BowOOlt'I Pl COsta M sa ,.,v .... ,. with the County Cleft< ol The fOllOWWlg person1 ,.,.. 11atement wu ,._, Countv ~rlof Cour1 11 S CA Vl62G ' ' ANNUAL REPORT Orange Coun~:~ are dofno bullne s as with the County Clettc of the addr\u ahown al>o\l'e r:an;!..!,_•ngta"!!"~s Rebeccl BeQ~tt , 252Jt Purs111nt to Sectt.-in 1 2 Jua(Heelth ~Group, 0,.nge Colj)ty On 4-18-99 <>!' JUN 01 1090 at 2.00 .,. ,~:n..,"U; BowdoWI Pl,. Cotta Mell, 8t04(d) of Ille lnlemal Dally PlloC Apr 27, May LLC, 307 Pl.toatlt ... Sucte 0 q ......, -1~20 _ o clock Pm and 1hen and ~'V CA 92626 Rtwnue COde, noUc. ls 4, 11 , 18. 1m T"458 207, Newport BMdl, Ca aqy r...,. ,..,r.. · u, flere .tlOw ceuH, W any ~wr>of1 Coas1 Events 1 Thil t>uslneH 11 oon hereby given thll .,,. an· F1c:tfd0ua lklelMie 1 92663 Ma..1...! 1 t, 1999 T446 ltlay IMMI, wtly Iha pelrtlOO ~E3439 "i. ~ dUdlld bY. an lndlliidUal nual re{)Oft for lhlt caterider Name......,_, Jual Heallh 'Medic.I FfCiilOUi IUilftiie IW d'8l'l98 of name •hc>Ytd Grimme~llOrmance H11111 you ataned dQlng year OI 1991 ol Hester The fOIOwlng ~'10nl Group LLC (CA). 307 Naftte 1tM9ment nol be grenllld 1 ............... 1 (C'") busintlll y.,17 v... Family FoiindallOn" ava"· ar doino ... _.____ .. Placentia. Suite 20!~!'.'ew· The .__...... ptftOne It II ltit1her ordenld that• '"""""',..• tw;' "' 04·1~·99 • able •t the a6dr ... noted e:sT.OIVER'SiAeD ~ S.ac:h, ca 92~ '"' Ooirlg~ 81 oopy of 1t'tll oroer IO ef10W t 18 ~A i=3 N41W'plll1 R~ S.tiuot1• balOW IOr ~clvrln9 Avices Wiid OOOle Thll bu11ne11 la• con-Mvarw end Meocletet C841H be out>bhed tn I ;;;~~!;!r~~tL-.:==~~~~ =· buaineU 11 con· This !element w•• filed r~ bueinet• hOUIS by ~~Beach CA dlided by: L.lmiled 441 Dahlll A¥11 . eof.ona NBICoete Meta Daily Piiot, i dueled by t with the CoUnly C"'rlc 01 any dllnn who ~ts· if i*3 • Uablllty Co Del ~ CA 82625 • ~ Of' ganef81 tt.ve ....... ~ ~~ C>rano-Coli"IY on 4·16"9 Within HIO dlyul1er pubff· DlllJI w ~r Haw you ttaf18rj dO!tlg ~ c Mv9tl. 441 circulation pUbljthed In thll ~·v.11 No ....... II tttle7IOOIM CAIN>n ~ lhll notice r • butinM• yel? No Oatrlll AYenue."CofoM Del oounty 81 ..... once a Gttmmer P•rformaoce DallV Pilot ""'' 20T 27, Haefef' Famtiy 'ound• ~~~NtW· J111I HHlth Medical Mer CA eata5 week fo, lour oontea.lllW lnc:lutttrel, Inc., May'· 1t,1m 44e ttcM\. t '°'~It.. Thia t>Uilneu It con· Q~ LLC, TN. .butlneU 11 con .... '""" IO Iha dily OI Robert Gnmmer. coo 8TATI!iiNT OF ::1·" .... ._, CA dUClld by. an lndMdual Al••la AH M1111n, OUc*d by an lndMdulll tfle ~~ This slltement w111 flied AllANDONMeNT OF ~ ~ started dOing MD/CE~ ~ ~ IW9ed doing ~~A 111~ • Flctltlou1 luafnna v.tlt1 lhe County CI0!11 ol tlaOFACTmOUI .. ...::.".:'.':=· bu•net•~?No WI~ Courit;~~ bullnnir.tY•l-1·19 ~.o..':i Orange Coun:~~~-= BUllNESI NAME PUblllhlel Newpon S.ac:h· ~= =-=·=· llled r Orange Court'! on 4-23-lt ~~WU lied 0, TH~ IU"""o" D k; ....,.. u. 11 I" The fotlowii'ig perton(I) Cot.-MMe a.My P~ .....-...... r .... -... ....1 ... .., • 111117-11 _, N r-.-.. C19fk df COUfn Name Stlltllment •ltie IOllOWlng ptlrtON ' • are ddng bu1WINI 11 • C •> Prufetllonaf Prnperty •Men•gt mant, b) ' Prdt.ulorWC Tb ft F\oan-~~lt, Inc, c) ~:.1·~999· ..... y 4 +493 /lal (have) lbilndoned thli 'frlt t , 1999 T473 ~ .. cOOOiV.~':r2H'i Otlly PlloC N;t, 27. Mey °"'91 ecM;y"~ ._1.,. ~ 8coa AcJtan. ' UM of ltMt ~bull lf~Tlll!NJ OF . ,....,..., 4, 111 11 •• 1... T480 1""7WI f4M Mlc:hela RoNn, STATEMENT OF ~~ShOwc:aMt:otn MAHOONMINT OF DaJv Plol ~ 27, ...-V Aotft1oue 9ualnaH :'/. l'llOt llflt 20t'l:7, =·~·tate3 "Aflotdable Alternadve" Dlseount c:as,...:;;~ . Cremation a · ~D'.ttlru AUOiV ~.:....~ .. ' lloc:lk· 11 i(~rtt. I) ' Bill Pa~ 5 , g) Pmfatlkntl In• ce Oroup, h ftlftmtlh fin ,..,.,._ 9,.1P1meeidlllil1.°""u .... c::~~ lM10W Mtc~BoUl9: U9a0FFICllllOUS 4,11,t!i,tMO Ttll6 Neme ... llflMt Ml 111111: ... ....,,, ..... \..~USIN!• NAiii vtltCI. iSultlt J, Sarita Anll, WW NW LEGAL NOTICE TM ~ ,.,... ,..... C°"9 MMa °"' f'lal ':T"' lollOWlg .c:== CA ~TIM !-l0Howt119 ""°" NOTICI OP .,. dai'9 ....... m: ... tm. = 20. 17. -·~ 1 t .. _ 1 .. _1 z-+ru.-1"' '1c:llioul ...,_. ~tdafio,.. ... '*°' ....... .W.ti •• ,_ P•d•C•n11 '••tatrto -t ,,... , ....... -,... '*"8 ,...,.., 10 abcM nwlt ula 'MfNtl ~ -vr HM~ ... IOUrc.I, llM of Iha llc:dlow • waelled 1no..noa eountv wne iltch ..,._,., AUMJONID •100 ICllmful~ • ~name . an Apt e. tttl;l!ILJE NCl noo ~ ... .,.. PWIR'fY no......... ~ ~OM ENTl!Af'At8'8, 111117Plllt H 104, ~ Mimi CA N-.=..,_, t9t ..eo H£AV!N •NT. 900 o.itd inldN. MIO w .. ...........___ .... .. ... .. P•d•Ltnk PeCll•Ctlo l.lltie 1111, COione M1cAr1l1ur •ouJav-rd, ::u~ ...... 11M11Dt ~lo .......,. "''S' de1Mat~l2IZI .... J 8*1111 ,._CA ....... tD ._ ~1170Dd ..... ~-f ~ ....... :u:: ~ ,...; w :r "ft'r~ :-&:~·~ ... -llMidlnO....Calftw MlcA~ ...... ,, • .. .J. Oft ""'· 1l'lll· NCJ. ... J, ... *'-QA UNIT Budal Senlce ' "I ·. ... -.~--.. '. , ... ,..:~. t ·-. .• . ;1 ' ••• • l-... - • t .... . ... • I I • • I ' • 'a .. llM .. ._IMN co.TA ~. CA, h _..._ J y.., ...-TN9 bu5lllMI 18 COtl· ....,.. -.ment ~ •• ••.,. • w • If _...,... doct4kl by' an 1nd1Viduat The folOWlnQ petl()ns • ... -.• ~ Have yoo started doing .,. dOina bualneaa ••: u •. lt 1 u .•. QJft'tlNCV Aai.n.v., ~ ~ boMHI yet? YH, o.11gne l>y M81Y Katt, • ~~ C. HIDZA, 1/08/1g99 , • t830 1n1 Avenut, Foont1ln ;;.-:.. •:J ~ • ;og-~"-"'fA: :rhomaa MOOIHey v•uey, CA 92708 ...._ 1''7~ W..C. ..._ °"""'91#:; c. ' ,Thi• statement waa filed Mary Kata OUflttd, ._ ~ tl101 _..... CIOI w11t1 the County Clerk of 11'30 1111 Avenue. Foun IHEIWF"a ~--.. ef .,. .,.. ., the O~nge County on 4·15·99 1111n Vllfey, CA 92'708 '"'9 ~ ... ....., .W. .._ ... ....,._ 1tttl789MO Thii bUllneas l•c weet. .....-• ......, ~ DMltiln. Dallv PllOI Apr, 20. 27, duCtad by~ an lt'ldlllld ~ ef •1111 hi n. ,.._ '9 ...... tie May I, 11, 1999 T439 ~you atatttd t1311 ef the......._ ..t ..,....,..~.. Dlattlct: bl.Illness ye,11 No ~ c... v-. -e.. ....... • ...,.. "' • Muntl.nmon eeaeh Mary Kite Dulleld ....,. ,..... ._ ._ 0teot.t ....-tY --the .__ U 1 ~h Sch t Tiiis •tatement waa flied ~~Or-. c;..., c.wt .._. ._. 1n ... • n on oo wllh the~~~~~~~;;.. ... :=:::: ::::1.=J:=:-• a1l~a~~ne: . orange 119MN1830 :::r=...--.•ttNlltt ofc.le ..... .W~ Wednaaday, Oatly PllOt May•. 11t' 1e. ,,,..91"' c.. ~ ~· ttw ,.......... May 26, 1999 at 25. 1999 478 • • ., ...._.,........, C-. 2:00 o'cloek P:M. «*91JOMJt Yeu .. ~ ._ tf leotllft 11489 wWlcMlt P1aCt 01 Std Receipt. ~~lllotD .... --. _._ ...... ., ......... DI d l _,..... "' tNt __;:: 04120, 04/27, oe. '°' 1tr1ct • A m mstrauon ..,....,....,., Building, Purdlasmo D•· raHEAl'IH r:;::-~ ...._ .., Flctltloue Butlneu. partment. 10251 Yoiktown COOi ,:.a;l, -· hotton Name Stetement AvePiue, Huntington 1 :.at11411 ""'"*'~ .. ~tie • The lollowlng ~rsons Beach. C.Momla 926-46 = OF ......._ In tfW.-• .-. lire doing bUllnMi as: Pfoject. Marini High ... ~mME v .. ..._tie Wt~ HEAVEN SENT. 900 Sea School Ceram~ 10 HEAllli tt. ....._ CGiwt., ._ Lane, #121 , Colona dtl Ctusroom Renovauon • iillD U1111V COOi ~ ., 0r.,.. ....., Mar, Cahlomta 92625 Bid No 839 "' ~ t14a4 'J30f-9¥9ofhtht. Thomas Edward NOTICE IS HEREBY lll'l,_._111illflc-...1 ef tNt Net1oe Mom5My, 900 Sea Lane GIVEN that the \.iunllnOtOO Oa AIN._I, 1tM, et...._ Y1M1 ...... ......i 11 21,CofoMdtl Mar,Cai· Beach lJtwOn Higll School W. t••"· A". a7, netloe. lf'ltate UH ilomia 92625 Olstl'iet of Orange Cooniy, .... .....-... .. *' ti •• ,., .. ..,.. ...... ,_. To qualify for this study you must: Cafll0rn11. ~ oy ano 11\rough ill G<>verning &>.rd, herttnall•r ttl•rted to as 'DISTAIC'r," WiM re• ceive up to, t>ut not later than. tile above-elated ttme, Mated bids lor the award of a oonlrat1 tor ~ 1boY9 Prc>jecl , Bldl Sl\all ~ rec:elVect In 1ht place identified aboYe ~ThoM bllja timely IK~ 'lhall be opened Md pub· fiely read ak>Vd at the abovt•stated time and pl~prOYlded, hOWeVer, If the 1nformauon tor Bidders· ctllt kit prequallllcatlon ol bidders pursuant to Public Contract Code Section 20111 s. orly those bids r999ived from prequaktled bidders 1hlll be ~ and publlay read aloud at lhe aboVe-stattd time and ~. There wlU be e Job walk end conference on Tues· day. Mar 11, 1999 81 3 eo P M , a the school Al though the contractor walk-through IS votunta'Y., the 1ucceaslul btdcler w1~ be deemed to have notice of all cond11ions WhtCh ,....,.., ........ AdllttM• ............ _... IMln It lllt91t >#> " '1Jfttftltt •• .., ,,.,., .. ct. ", tlt1 tr .iscrt•IHtlH ,.~ ti rtet, Ctl•, lllltlM, ...Vk••f ................. · Have been diagnosed with migraine by a physician in the last 12 months . I lfltil, If M llltllltl ,,. ....... l!f ... ,.,.. ... . \;;.,........ ............ . '.... lkl• ...... ,., 9111 •It ~~ .. , ....... ~ .. "" ...... "*' 1111 .......... 1111 .... °",...... ..... ..._ lltrt'1 llftrM• llllt all ... lll•t\ tfttrtlsd 11 tkh J ......,. .... IHIMet111 ... """""' ... fl a.-... .. .. , 1 1•1 .•IMUD f ............. ....u ...... ftf 111e=11111.ocem,.... ............. · Be taking the prescription drug sumatriptan (lmitrex•) · Experience 2 migraine and 8 tension type headaches per month · Call J.P. Erlkamoen .D.D.S. 949 64~5680 Ari ee BARGA!t'S 3e ~-$19,llOO 8aalJtlful rancfl II perfect 8 .1 OCI Clmale Views Of San Frn:isco Peaks & Grand Canvon At1ofdabla II· nancklO Hurry! Ctl AZLR 1.Sn·144-8439 (CAL•SCAN) l.O\\l s r l\Sl'R ·\\Cl n \TES Auto as low as S25/per month Good Driver/Student Disd>unt . OUl or bad driver • Immediate SR-22 Filing · ~muion Service 'om $5.00 Rtncwa.l for Rtgistration, 0ri¥er Lit:ense, Llocnse Plata, Sticker, Address Change, Transfer, Lien Sale MotorcycldHcabh/Lifc/Busincss/Oisabilicy c.AU TODAY FOR FRE£ OfE (71~)437-7010 1112.:::m:il 1 ~1· ~I • • NPB, E SIDE CM buelnna *WEST BAY AVE * tneutlw ffom MICll, non GolgooUS 2-stoiy 3& +,Dtn. amobf, toe ,.,., tnn1 to 3Ba1h Near Bayfront, Fp, gar, hou• alt or '9nt 1 bf IPt or trg 8clltna, llfld. retng indd , cott-s19. Move In Juno 1Sttl many CU5IOm laatufts ·~Ill to Dae Uth. 5'2.fi4..315$ ::AOv.~~~: f 400 ~I lhOutd be apparent to • rusonat>te Contractor per· Uc:lpauno In tl'le walk· tflraugh Conllact 00cum4lt\ls are on hie atartlng Aptll 28, t 9t9, at O.tnoo Adm•f\IS tratlOn BUiiding, Puu:ha • lng DepartmanJ. 10251 Y~town Avetll)e, Hunt- lnglon Beac:n. C.fflornia 9164&, 714-9&4·3339, E•-tena.on 4350 A rrwumurn ot three (3) seJs ot the Con· I/act Ooouments may be obtalOed by a Ouahhecl Bidder for a refundable de· po 11 1n ll'le amount ol S75 00 per set Contract Documents w!lt be trans· IMttd, upon receipt OI De· posit, tllher 1n pel'lbn or by regulat mail servrcts Spe-cial l\andhng, sl'fcn u owmlght delivery, w1N tie avaUable 111 bidder's a1t· pense -~tate.d dePot•t w1tt be ratunded to the ~enerat Contractors who re1urn the documents to the Architect's Olhct 10' gOocf c:ond11'ona w thin hve (5) ~s alter the bod ~·ng date . rn ac:oo<danoe w1lh tne .. tf. Welti 10 buclll Oen view ..., t S Le aona Ntw carp WID pool gy"" .... vat occat • I $115()(dio. 14M4'-9"4 fully qutllflacl USSF/UEFA f.URNIT\IRI 8AYSIOE COVE. VIEW coech. E1tebll1had Elita ~ 2Br "' din sillQla Soccer C.. Mt-574-09$2. Eatata Sele. Sofa• LOV'tMM • * V.A * , SO DOWN ·SO MOVE-IN fME COUHsaJNO fREE Utt of HOMES HUONAREPOS 1.IOC).m""57 '..., V£T£MH REAL ESTATE ~ ViWPARK stoiy Entrn:e to ealboe IS 11 cempgrounc1 Membarahip Mt Smo'c naw tan paid $1200 $3500mio ~ 9'9-nt-3566 and llmtlhlrt ,..... c:tear Mab saoo Zenll 29' colof • Eiii 81 LY Fr1ont * ~ c:'~Wll1sJr'~ "':t.!w ~!~2: 2200aQ It. 3 bdrm. 2~ bdl, R 11 or t S 1 It I 11\ t' I rTALIAN LEATHER SOFA, Larga lamlv room. $3000lmo t.eocM23-5987 Vold ..,.._, ST evlil June f, 949-&441681 not ptoNbi\ed (CAl."SCAN) top ~.,. 1500. MU lUXOAV'PENTHOUS£ NP8 --MWRt1 prOYI Iona of 0. l0trq Business and Prole.sslOtll Code SectlOn 7028 15 Ind Publlc Contract Code Section 3300. the .DIS· TRICT requ11tt that lhe blddor poMeU the follow it1Q c:tassl1cation(1} ol oon- tradOl's llc»nle(1) at the lime the bid Is IUbn'llt1ed • Clea B My bidder noc 10 llc:enMc:t ., iht "time ol 1ht bid~ wlll be, lldtd as nonrMpons~ ~II wot1( must be com- pleted within seventy lrve (75) conaecut"'9 cafendar da~ from the date '98d· lied on lhe Nohct to Proceed ISsued by the DIS· TRICT Time ii ol the ti· sence Fallure IO oompltla WOltl Within !tie bme set IOrtf\ ttere1n Vwil IHUll In the 1mpo~uuon of llqutdattd damages tor ffCh Clay ol delay In the amount set lorth In the Agreement Each bid stieM be accoln· penled by • bod sec:utlty In the form or cast\ a cen1lre<1 or cashle(• dl8dl or bid bond In an amount not less than ten .percent (10%) ol the total bod nee, pa ble 476 EMPLOYMENT • OPPTYS Ntw M1nsloo. Panoremlc VltWs ear~ Media room, • .~7.000 "·Alt=· F'eaM CtJj ~llf!. For .~~~ 2 ip8dou .... IL 2 bt • All 1 I C2" Magnlvox TV mo. ~~ ~ Oc..n. ~... 402&.0lr 'FOUlM} NEW Tft x 10 ft DllQg,{lt sand dtek, comm11nlty pool'• • • colored carpet SH.· apu&tennl• Ost.j,walkto Loetell~mall,"'°" .,_Hn-1"3 · beach. $1150. 14•11W714 hair, rM'bltl-collar, pee of 10 I •1 1~1. NEU 8Al90A IS. ga\M Yl"I mislecl *'f midi. 1511 . -.. "' ( . I o I• • .:....•.: ,-. I < 1' -. .. NlWPORT HtiGifTS lWli 38' 2.58atil, 2 y..-. naw, grMI ~. beach dose, I/RM$ 27UOO·S 318,876 A.gent. Brien Edmondson 9-Q. 723-41' 51 . . . - comm. 281 · Loft. c:orrwn pDOI, & '**1111 14...._2>07 spa l Q'tlll S2@Mo A"911 I ~1 Rare ax.otlc Wl1d·loollln1 ln'wnecil~Agl 949-717 ... 794 404 Plf'.! ~ apotted CFA oc1c:M 11·•1 WLOVE~OATINCl• ~ "=l ... 'I':. _:~rn -·:==.:-I•~ ~.l~3br, t:... • BAIYGIWIOPIANO 2tl9. lrplc, • MCUl9d .,_. ~ 8ladl Fftltl In M'it ~ w:~ No ...... ~ • t $2660 714·527~ (llMll) May 1• l111S HMH-6011 'TI:• OM 1 IW>WIN WV It. AnclrtW;; RUlll!MOS Seit GRANO PtANO. ~ flnlllfl, Ntwporfs blolltat . end bNI out1tandln1 tont $1950. Mil to btn .. fJoc:.I cNlltlal 714-527~ "'9¥taW Sela: tor MllOUI .,.,. IUllM and blfglln ancpper, Mly 5, U pm $3 11 00ct ........... s.:May e ..,,._7pm,May7.~~ SI ,.,.,..,,. Pt~ Oluldl eo(f SI, Andr9WI Rold (al tSltl St), N.::~~1'.J"V"· ---- {.,... --;. . -,-rr ·· ... ~ ;,, '' "I ( ". _ .. , .·.:• ~ ... .... ,'T ... , .. , .mr WNIS '''°' Hl'1 AlftlnllP ~! r'}·~·-'" : .. : ... , • ' • I ( _.-'...,. • ~I • -' - to N DtSTRICT. The DISTRICT reiMtV• the ngt11 to l9leCl eny or aa t>ldl °' to •iv. ll'Y If· regulW!tlea °' lnltlfrnahlln In any bids Of' In the b~ procet• Al ~ted tJy 6ediofl 1 nl 01 lie Clllilomia La· bor Code. the Oirec:tc>f of tM Deparvnent of In· ~n&I AelaOOnl of fie ~ °' ~ haJ cle-tefmlned Ille• Qtnetal J>fllY&JhoO ratH ot wages In the IOCal1ty In wtl1d\ 1ht WOl1t Is to be prefonned COpes of lhtn wage raie delermlnat1on1; entitled PrevaftioO W ge S&le. era rnalntalned •• !he Oiltnc:t olhet and are ava ble to any lnleruted P8t'IY upon request. The Conttactor $tlall l)0$1 I QOPy of ltliS document at each jot> life Tiie Contractor and subcontractOf' Uflder ii stian pay not '""than the sped· lied prevalfing rates ol wag8$ to au wcmera em· ~ in 1ht tnc:u1lon of the Contract The general preva111nQ rate !Ml' d*n wages rs TIMES ORANGE COUNTY IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR I'l'S SALES DEVELOPMENT r REPRESENTATIVE -Part-time (lS.32 hrs eer week) EARN $400 to $600 per •eek ( + COm.mission The Sales Development Re~ntabves sell Times Oranp County subscripllOI\$ to prospects :u lugh profile i,ienuts such as: college campuses, faits, exhibit. shows and sci rel.all outlets Also. the R~WJve will secure~ to gated bwldm&s · THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE-w:n.L BE: •Independent and reliable • Flexible with tbeir schedule • Professional in appearance •A 0 go getter· and .. self-starter" •Must have reliable transportation • Bilingual (Spanish or Vietnamese) a plus \ The Los Angeles Times offers .a c9mpctitivc compensation and benefits upon qualific~tion. Qualified candidates may apply in person. by mail, or by fax at: Tbt Tunes 0ruae County Conswner Marttettna Sala 1375 Sunflower An ~ - Co.ta Mesa, CA 92(;26 . Phone (714) 9'6-4591 You may ao tD to (714) 9664590or1tDd .via die lDtierDet • alex.mora<i Ladma.c:om Contact: Alex Mora ,- Equal Opportunity Employer SALES ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE (FULL TIME $25-JOK + INCENl'IVE) The Los Angeles Times is see~g bright. ctpable individuals who are lootinrfor full-time employment with an established. yet expanding orginiz.atioa. Sales arid Distribution st.aff will work at our Orange COUDly Consumer Marketing RegiooaJ office. The Sales Account Representative will work· to IC~ .... • goals within an assigned geographic uca. The individual illma.ximizc.~ b)'. de.Yd.oping Strollg ~_wilh •·--!!!--!!'!< existing accounts. establishing new outlets and adjustina distribution volumes. The Representative must act as an ambassador for the company by always maintaini~g appropri;ue· appearance and de_!llW>O•'. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE W1LL HAVE: • 2-4 )'ears of sales. marketing or related e.xpa ieoce • • Suoniproblem solving. decision ma~. organizatima1 and planning skills , • &cel~t verbal and written communication skills •Ability lO work a flexible schcdUle includin& Sllurday A Sunday ' • PC skills required· I ACROSS 1 Oft-road vehicle 5 Rip raQglldV 8 S«lel group 12 Olyrr.,.c .. Slofho • t 4 6iudtne eiiOC' I 15~~ 11T~ing 17 FUtn a lqUMll 1 IJ Exc:tamltion from Chl/Ue Btown 19 Maiy!and athlete 21 Yield 23 Shol1slop • Aipken 24 ·-G"1 Frida( 25 Pubbtew 2t Sly 30 Grove 32 ~OVlf 33 CotmJc 37 ~~IOl"'mel .. N"1()1~0 38 ThfMd 39 -the nigtit belot• .. : 40 C011e1ed 42 Aindl ' •3 lc"le Sttes 44 WtVidown ' ~ Husbellds 48 Alf lm)ltlve l'elPOflH 49 Wimple WHr8f' 50 Danlll Wtbater, k>t one 62Vi~ 57 Tr" brench 5' Wlldgoe1 ·eo Mlltw 81 ReceM9 • high 82cr~· to 63 Lauo 64 Fie 65 Radle> buff &e roe the line DOWN I I Witty rem&ltl 2 Actret• : Somnw 3 Alwayt ,4 Wharf 5 a.ooa.a memb9f 8 The whole kit and caboodle 7 Yenta 8 ~·,rue 9 Padt "'*"81 tO Uo to 1 I Sllldl loOMIV t3 Pin • 14 ~ ... 20 Ante up 22 UN member, J one. 24 Wu optimlshc 26 Wound 27~ 28 Adt•• 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS . PAIYIOUB "-IZZU IOLYU> ...... o, ... ~,......, ....... L.aroehffi.r 45 Grinding tooltl 2IJ UllllClCOf'l'lpa. <M Nowllst" Jong nled 4T Appoints .• 30 Dices 49 -rhe Soy - 31 Come in [)oo(' 33 P*:et 51 ~amt 34 Gol In deb! 52 Ship a tillef 35 G6en 53 Tom. Olde. and 36 OfQ. °'. soc. Hany, t .g 38 ~ded? 54 Swift, grllOtful 41 Box.ra punch hotM 42 Mole like I 55 Observe 90-pound 56 Wallet's weakling loed .. Commuter'• 59 Meadow trensport commenl 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS GANAHLLUMBERCOMPANY Pan llrM and FuO ti me positions available for: • Phone Operator • Cashier • Plumbing & Elccuical Sales • Paint Sales Apply 111 per~n ac 1275 S Brl l9) Street C:Os1a Mesa. CA 92626 E 0.1:. 222 ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS 260 •' CERAMIC TILE CEIUHG DESIGN LEAKY Showers rep11rtd AC 0 US Tl C REMO VAL R_egroutong Ind tn1ltll1tion. KNOCKDOWN TEXT\JRE . U6TOl30 Dean of Tile. APPUfO 714-C1o.3315 11411-673-8065 714-Mf.8521 224 ~ODITtONS /REt.lODELING t·--~ . ~..,.. ,.,., 2 --~t-'·• • 'H • < . ' . .. .. 1:' ~ .... ~ ...... 262 CHILO CARE lllCENSEO lAt.,,. cr111"*9 oer..-, t*P you Ind ,....... •. ..... ,. 272 CONSTRUCTION ICONTRACTORS A to Z Homt Improvement ~iohs.IAemodeing European cl8ltsmln&hopl c~ ratts Lic<'Bond Olhce 949-650-6232 Pgr7 I 4-688-20n LEWIS CONSTRUCTION RemodetlQQ * Handyman Llc • 704713 Local AISldenl 71 .. 557.5925 I 2n DECK COA~ I WATERPROOF COATINGS Otcks, balcOIHI. Slal!Vfays Ouahty WO(!( at 1e~ 1ates. Ur587430 122·8769 • WITTHOEFT DAYWALL All phas11/1m1llltg l Clf».11 20ft. 1111, frH est l.140003071-4~1447 21 YEARS bP. ~ii Acoo$1JC, iextute, a, Wll'l- doWI, bit, lll)'f~e w~ , .. tnovll l.362939 714-MMSOC. ................ ....... ~ • .,.... ••• -'II ..... •M/ft• ~ ..... •r..•MlirO..•C... F•ll lSTIMAT_ (~ 722• t11 TH£ LIGH l'N£K oouou; Nonh·South vulncroble South dCllls. , IUJl and your. idc ha> bid t~u·! A paH • • • of lwo-tirne world champions got NORTH thttr m&aae · 11UT1blCd on th•~ deal. • Vold We t'.$ ju~p ovcrcall w J>!1:Cl11lt t;;t A' 5.) ~ ,, live arid Ncinh's jump to four heaiis o Q J 10 8 7 was a ouc-bid 1n hearts, agreeing d11 • A K I 2 moods as trun1ps. After suggesllng o EAST sacrifice in spades, East's double of • AK J 6 5 4 J lhe slam '-"~ clearly o( 1hc Llghtner <:> Void vanoiy. bu1 for which sui1? Since Ea51 O 9 6 had bid spedes, lhal would be: a nor· • 1 10 4 J mal lead Had ~t wanted a crab SOUTH lead, the dtfcnder could have dou· • s 10 7 .bled live clubs Therefore 11 wou 9 8 7 ~m logical that chc double called o A K 5 4 for a hca.rvlead, and that would have · • Q 6 5 5et t~ slam one I.rick sitice declarer wuuld slit! have had to Jose a bean .. • l The bidd1n1: soum WEST US"t ... lnck. . West elected lb lead the eighl of .,paJei. Dcclater ruffed, came to hand with lhe k.mg of diamonds and ruffed ~ ~cond paclc. "The queen of cLa- monJs was cashed end, wflen boch defenders followed, 1he hand was over. Declarer returned to. hand with 10 l <;) Dbl Pass so p P1 PHI . Opening lead: ? · Pa Dbl • the queen of clubs and . ruffed the double of a freely-bid slam 'uld away irom t1le king and de-clarer PlffM bl wary of out of llH companle1. Chtek with tile loc:81 llel1ef 8111~ Bomu before yovMnd-llly money Ot • fttt f0t ttmctt. Read and und1<1tand 1nr contrKta · btf0t1 yo1,1 •lgn. OUR ORCANI1.Al10N could htlp ~ cam..s?OK ro ~K 1n )'.OUI OW1\ bu1 • miny oeft<t monqo. nuki11gliu• orf>& 100'• of ICCRU Ill Hrfd_.jdc. MSlth-blJJ m-nlcd For &tt1mt /J,.{tfirtf. KndS2S&H ro HC Ambamdof Group. 131 NTusnn Avt, Sit foa. Tustin c.A 92780 LOCAL CANDY ROUTC 30 Yeoding mactines Earn IJlPAll seoo a day Al lof SU95 Cal 1-800-9!18-VENO (CAL'SCAH) When your opponents bid a slam remaming spade The ace and king of voluntarily, il is unlikely that ii will clubs were cas~d and the lasl club fa!I by more I~ • ~ck. Hence, 00,Q·_ _ was ruffed. With West down 10 noth·. bhng for penalues is not the way to ing but heart • declarer led a low get nch. More lhan a half-century ago hean and allowed Wcsl to win the Theodore Lightner suggested~t.he tock. West.was forced to lead a heart call for an unusual lead, m often scored the last three cricks with the AREA PEPSUCOKE Route Major Co offeis 50 mlClltnel w/locatlons Eacn SlOOK \'.early. 800·387·9'418 (CAL'SCAN) thnn not dummyrs first·bid it. But . queen and ace of hearts and ace of wllat if dummy has not really bid a diamonds. , t•--------, 476 EMPLO~MEN.T • OPPTYS BARBEOUES GALORE NOWHIRINGI Work In 1 tun 11111 1nvlconm1nt. Soma ••lea Hper needld. FT, 1~7pm. Start $7/hr up (~O.E./ e.n.ms pllg 1v1Jt1b 1 . Apply ; • BAflBEOOES GALORr: 2U8 Ha4>or BIYd., ..,Co111 Mt11 (On·•ll• Interview) COUNTER HECP PERM PT. fOf frollfl Yogurt 11011 In Co- rona Del Mar. Wiii train. Mu1t work nights .. 11tqndt. c.11 Mll-2~2084 C.D.L. DRIVERS ·How honng eapeoeqced & • ~icpenenced lla!bad drtvers Good pay. excellent benefits With rehrement Peta Cooven- tlonals Spectallted haullng Sioux City Io wa 1 ·800-831-0870 Doug.Harry (CAL'SCAN) DRIVERS-EARN TO 37 cen1S1 mile! Cons.st.-miM "1ort homellne Great benehts Great e<JJtpmenl W9$1em'48 Slates 3yrs OTR • 1yr llat· bed Comblnad Jransport 1·800·290-2327 (CAL 'SCAN) Dl'lvtr1 wani.d May e:r.8, for ftower lhOp S9/hr Need to know how IO dnvt a t.lllY Van e 114M75-22112 • E.apertenctd Futil'P111.flm1 S1lel lof c!lwdren rllall store in South Coast t'laza U 4·15o.ot.41 SMALL JOI E»ERTI OUNCAH ELECTRIC Loc»'Ourck lllC)OnM ~-20ytal1~ U275870U50-7042 AlfORblBLE fiECTRICAL Qes91 =· Fant, m , 1epa1"11, , phone, TV, • Ucl 714-116)-24 I 9 UClN$Eb CONTRACTOR NOJob IOo llNl ~ ......... F\IC)llr. remodel. 11111, new • • $YCI, "* 845-36SS r· -• . . ..., . ' . . . .... • . . '1 • ,.· ~ o "T~" ,.... ... ; . . ' ' . .. .. . . . . 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CO (17861/ grey lllu, all pow«, AC, am· 156639) $21.795 fm can...CO wlfKlffl eound TUSTIN LEXUS Stk ml, $6250. 949-717-6253 714-544-4800 DODGE DAKOTA SPORT ·115 LEXUS ES 300 '116 AIW!m CISI, bedf141f, CUS1 Whote. lltlt. lo11t '"'8s CO btlnptr (78111) $'1,1195 (17106/140S46) $23 '95 COSTA M~SA HONPA TUSTIN LEXUS (714)436-5050 714-544-4800 DODO~ DURANGO 4X4 '118 LEXUS GS 360 '116 V8. IUIO, leather, loaded LW. co. chrome wtlecls (10367'4) $2-4,895 (179821120C70) S30.995 • LEXUS OF WESTtillHSTER TUSTIN ll;XUS 714-892.C90I 714-544-4t00 FOfd ironco 111115 4X4 r. LEXUS0GS 300 '116 Fully loaded. hunttf green vJ [.ff CO, chromt wheel$ tan leafhel lntenor. tow pkg. 111m120'l4l) 128.795 1·owner mt concl $18,000 ol» T\JSTIN LEXUS 114t+45·2304 ' 714~ FOliD Explorer Sport 'el LExUS GS 300 ·es Blk, auto. air. pwr l*Q, pllvacy Utv. CO. chrome wlleels ~-dais (875589} $20.899 (tno7tt09230l $25.995 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER .TUSTIN LEXUS 714-192-6908 714.544-4800 Hond•A««d EX Coupe '66 . J LEXUS LS 400 95 AC,~ ~pl. Ill lbl. anVlm Uhl. co dVoml wheels .Cl$S (TA010912) $14 995 it79~S5) $32,995 COSTA MESA HOM>A 'T\JSTIN LEXUS· ' (714)4S6-5050 71H44-4800 HONDA CiviC Ex 'llS LElC~S 400 '115 White Priced to Jell CO Q\101nt ~eels. phone (511962) $10,988 (17802/009435) S31 .495 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER TUSTIN LEXUS (714)892-6906 -714-544-4800 HONDA ODYSSEY LX •te LEXUS LS 400 '116 5 di, ac, ti, CMM llTVlm lb ll'IOOllfod, CO. phone cass lb6(TC014912) S18.995 (I 78t-«>43642 ti $30 495 ~A MESA HONDA T\JSTlN LEXUS (714)43&-5050 71H«-4e00 1·340 PAINl1MG I CHU..O.'S PAINTlNO 24 Y1ar1 Exl> • Gteal Pr1cel Guarvcee Wen-Free Est L#375802 -714·538·1534. DAV£'S PAiN'fiHG No IOI> too la1~. 01111\111 Fl't9 Hllmates 15Yfl expenence Lt697:M7 24hl$ IM!l·515-3722 IKE'S CUSTOM PAtNTIHO .. Professional. clean. Quality wor1I lnVewt & dOCM t~ 63r-4610 QUALITY CARE <t 20 YEARS F111 pOcll ' mitnof ' EXllli?< P1111, local 111efencet NB ar11 ~ ll-4H45·24t7 RAINBOW CIRCLE MAINT. - Pai..ing·ln4/ewt Houwapt quelily Jobi flff Ht'I U56~897 636-11888 fi08ERT tS8ElL CO. lnlellOfleXJel!Or, &melt jobl OK OecoraWe PU'lllnQ U494~ Cal !M~3006 or 949-SI0-9e'J& . . :·u· ;;.111:."~~~~ ., • ,J. ' .. : .. . .. . . ~ ... . . ' ... . : .. ~~ . ..ERCEDEMENZ IOOE ~ IMMACULATE CONDITION 3.211 tn0 IUIO lufv loecStd CtO, lthi tnter, 77K ml $21,000 714.ool-1288 MEActoes c:Ho ·R Wl1tWgll. auto, air llllaYt: pv.r pt..g. 221798) Slll.1195 LE~US n:-=~~N~~ t.fERClDES $66 sl 181 ,Tmspt, 2 tops, lmfn~ concllllon, $21,890. 11411-717-7195 • M!RCURY Tracer Sedan 'ts i 01. lml v.ti dr, ll!Vfm eau. dual llllbl9 (SR627417) $6999 COSTA MESA ~DA 714-4'6-SOSO MUSTA"° Convtttlbll 'M F ICl:\::PWf dilc, 5 ..,cl. mikl Po. Nllad. °""*' 27yfl. 1149·721·9548 NISSAN PATHFINDER 1tlt SE 4X4. 46'1t ,.,., ful Wointll\' up to 84K. ~ WJ)flr llhr, mind cond1t1on. S 14,!0f. 949 759.9113· NISSAN SEKTA , 1914 ~. 1m onginaJ mies, new inn ,.,_ •• good.tran& lJSOOI obo c .. alief4 114-97M7311 PORSCHE i1 i CARR ERA ·15 snrt, NC. ln'ln1ac, IOw lllltl. mmt cond, 1edllan $18,500 priva1e pai& IMll-e7J.Ol1' sde SE s SPO: 'tl AJC 1un100. alloys, 2811 ""''" (001357) $19.995 LEXUS Of' WESTMINSTER 714-ft2-4llOI UTURN SC2 '16 Auto, air, ~el (358826) s 10,1195 • LEXUS OF WESTMINSTEft 714-1112-6906 Toyot1 T100 SR5 Xtr• cil '96Am1m cass, IC. P4/Wflt, till, cruise (TOOl7n6l $14.9" CO$TA MESA HONDA (714)436·5050 TOYOTA OUHHER SR$ 'Siii 4•4 Yoflltt. IUIO. &II moont~, a11ov1 (133351 I S2<4.Ni L~US OF WESIMINST8t 11He~tol TOYOfA 4-RUNNER'.'11 "!. Auto, '" moonrool. &1oys; t t K tn11e$ (028&t9) S20i799 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-8112..S906 Volklwa11on PHlll Q(j "6 Auto, air. moonroo1 (058304) s 15 995 LEXUS OF WESTtMNSTtR 714411H90I vw Cabti01tt ConYertlblt 'ii Tnpte wtut• one owiltc. exceMellt nlaint~. NC audio, nnl bra.kt lyslefll & UOlctt N111 ne.or ,trres SmoQ een S2800 ot>o 949-64>612f. vw RABBIT CONVT '11 Rid body, blk 1op, runi Ind . look• 11r»1tl PS, c111. 119'0 • Id l Uc Dir tV12tl 941-760-0111 . mmm 113 40i< &lii'\ii nl!fes. new l1191, 1 owner lmmer.ulalt Crin>erry Rd Tan lnll(ior $t11000JOBO 7\4-556-<l153 »=