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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, ·1999
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Something I
wicked this· I
way comes
I t's been 5ix years now, but I
still replay the day in my
mind from b.Jne to time.
My wife and I kiss our Qldest
boy,"Taylor. goodbye at the door
·to his pteschool room, and he · i:·. walks right inside.
We expooted him to be in
tears. Instea'tt, we were.
That's how it seems to go as 1::_·: parents. You worry, your kids
do fine. •
But then something happens
that wouldn't have crossed your 1 mind· in 100 years: A man steers
his huge Cadillac into a play-
ground full of kids. TWo .
preschoolers dead and 'our l
• injured, along with a le{lcher.
Suddenly, this isn't some-
thing tragic -but a half-a-
world away -in Kosovo. This, .
isn't something awful -but
1,000 miles away -in Col-
orado. 1lli.s is three blocks from
my home, at the same preschool
I dropped Taylor off at six short
years.ago.
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TRAGEDY ON THE PLAYGROUND . .
• .~ • l • Dnver·.·out to· 'innocent'·
DON UA()-1 I DAl.Y . .
oDe of many letters left by well-wishers rests <>n ~e curb along Santa Ana ~venue ln front of the South Coa:st Early
Childhood Leuajng Center Tuesday where two children were kllled. Monday by a motorist. . · .·
•Police say suspect
'took out his frustration'
on kids, five years after
a failec;l relationship.
COSTA MESA -Steven Abrams,
the vengeful driver who killed two
school children dI\d m1ured several
more·on a busufug playground tvion-
day, app;uently targeted the kids
because he was upset over a soured
relationship wit.ti a woman five years
ago.
Abrams, 39, was reportedly srrutten
with a former netghbor, 26-year-old
Jennifer Brazen whe,!l they lived m
the same East Side commuruty where
the tragedy occurred Dunng a two-
hour interview with police hours after
be plowed mto the Magnolia Street
sand lot where lods were playmg,
Abrams told pohce he wanted to
·~cute the children because they
were mnocent. •
"Somehow he assoctated her
[Brazen} with the school,· said Costa
Mesa Lt. "Ron Smith. "l-i~ took out his
f nistration over the relationship on the
kids.·
Left .m Abrams' deadly path were
two dead children, 4-yecU-old Sterra
Soto and 3-year-old Brandon Wiener,
four hurt youngsters and an m1ured j
24-year-old teacher.
Abrams races two coW)ts of. murder
and asSdult Wlth a deadly weapon. He·
is being held m Costq Mesa Jail m heu
of $250,000 bail. He lS set to be
amngned . m Harbor Jusbce Center
«>day.
Police have begun p1eang toqether -. SEE ABRAMS PAGE 6 What can you possibiy say to
the parents or 4-year-old Sierra i
Soto and 3-year-old Brandon : · h bl ~ed ..
Wie!ler.OurhearlssiJnp!yaChe. 1 A s' ·,n·1ng ·star ' ac o· ut Few of us-know what you're :
going through, but we.do ~ow -+-.
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MEMORIAL ESTABLISHED
A Memoriol Md for Sierra Soto and Brandon w.. has been set up at Ughthouse Coastal
Camnuity Ouch, 301 ~St., Costa
Mesa 92627; Of you mn ., money at rl1'f
Home Sivings of Amerku il occwrt Ho. 162-
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enough to realize your pain is l ..
unimaginable. l F . . d all 4 ld Pastor John Huff:m'an -. who _ : nen S rec -year-O
lost a daughter -tells his New-i Sierra Soto ~s a bright girl port Beach congregation: ·r11 l
walk with one foot in heaven l who·was loved by .all .
and one foot on earth for the l
rest of my life.• j J i:;ss1V\ GARRIS<>"l AND GRlG.~UNG
Each time he says this, l lkft "-
ON PAGE 2
church members cry. Some, I'm l COSTA MESA -Her dance solo this said Sierra, an only child, was following
sure, have lost a child. Most, l year was •1Winkte Twinkle Little Star.• in her mother'~ footsteps at a rapid pace.
though, can only imagine. And 1 Anguished friends Tuesday said it She quickly· picked up tap, ballet and
that's enough to bnng tears. 1 pretty much.swnmed up 4-year-old Sier-interpretive dance and recently won first
Our prayers are witb you. l ~ SQto,. who died u,,.nday when a car place a t a contest in Po.lm ~· . • l slammed into the p~yground at her day• •1•ve hever seen as much talent in a .
A year ago, a drunk driver care center. child as this one,• said the 83-year-old
raced mid-morning through the Sierra's mother, Cindy Soto. rum a Swanson. •she Wij.S loved by every child.
very same East Side Costa Newport Beach dance studio, and also A very brilliant girl.•
Mesa neighborhood that houses teaches dance classes at Newport Harbor · "rriends echoed that senbment about
the Southcoast Early Leaming j High School. Sierra often tagged along Sierra and said Cindy was a single moth-
Center. She drove straight t _and when she .didn't play quietl y, ~ er whose daughteE-Was her whole life.
down Broadway; btewthrouyh l joined in the dancing. , 1>
mlraculously missed tbe cross SEE REACTION PAGE 2
SURVIVORS' STATUS.
• Nidlolm Mdbdy, 2 )'ICIS old: Suffered a skaj
fnan ..t had swpry ~ .... He is it
alall anilion and dCKtors •• &l15lKe if he ..
sanM.
• o.illl Diaz, 24 yas aid, lladw: RICIMd
s1ldm 11111 is flf'dld ID be ""-I by this • BRIAN POllU>A /DAl.Y Pl.OT Diaz L.J ::...a...-..1 Ll-.t.... and L.I
A pboto of Sierra Soto ls sur-mMJ. ,.. • n.n.. .......... 11111 •
rounded by Dowers and memen-tos-..,.Sd •~broken Ila; G5 pmioU5ly •
at Ille Dance Center toesday.
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tbe stpp signs at Irvine Avenue~ :::.·:: Dance instructor Dorothy Jo Swanson
traffic and plowed through the 5r&:~~;;;:t · 'It waS · evn in .anoth. er.person Who· caus0d:this'
walking on the sidewalk or 1. •
playing on the grassy field. An • Pastor, counselors have
hour earlier and ... tough job of offering comfort
Why tbe ~g? to those affected by tragedy.
forting words of couriselo(S attempting lo
comole the congregation. -
The Ughtbouse Coastal Community
Chwth, which sits across the street from
Covering a tragedy is alwa}rs
difficult. Qne of the toughest
jobs in journalism is to head out
• Gnro RtsuNc a day-ca're center where two children
to the scene of the accident or !
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ion Monday, became a second home for
those who were directly affected by the COSTA' MESA -The silence in the
quaint church was broken Tuesday by
the cries of terrified parents and the com-
tragedy. • •
More than tears were shed as coun·
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seJors and dergy ottered their, support. through cns:tS. • 1t was the-evtl m another
There was a mil'. of deep sadness, .mger person who cau.se<Uhis:•
and a lone unanswered question: Wliy For the nea.l soveral days as questions
would a man intentionally run over a are a.nsWered, parents, friends and teacll-
group of school children, killmg two and ers of quldren at Southcoast Early Child·
injunng five more? hood Cen ter Will remember the lives of 4·
•it wasn't any of your fault,• Sdld year-old Sierra Soto and 3-year-old Bran-
~dy ffia who works for liauma Inter-don Wiener.
vention Programs, lnc., an orgaruzabon · -~ ......... --.....-~-""---that uststs children who have been SEE GRIEF MGE I
MIU.ENNIUM MOMENT
Building bUSiness and the commwiity
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TRAGEDY ON THE PLAYGROUND
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Doily PilcJ . .
-· Vjolent act ~ttikeS at manY patents'· fe~.s ··
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Terry Jenkins, second from
left. bies to understand the
tragedy with Camille. H opkins,
on her left, and her daughter,
Kelly Jenkins, 6, Tuesday at
the pl~yground site. . .
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'R EADERS
RE SPOND
Trying to .
make sense
of senseless·
\s d. preschool owner, I am
almost speechless ant result of
the tfdgedy tha t occurred at
South Coast Leaming• Center
yesterday. Speechless because
we Live in a society whe re our
children are not being protected
from harm. A society that denies
that exposure to violencs..has
nothing to do with senseless
lrngedies such as this. A society
whcre"our children can log onto
the Internet and learn how to
make a deadly bombs.
About four years ago, I
remember witnesstng one of the
first Cdf chases that was ever
• aired on national television. I
have seen at least a hundred_,
since then. In the wake of the
tj.prrtble Littleton, Colo. incident,
we bave hedfd of hundreds of
threats by children to childre n at .
rugh schools across the country.
Now who Cdll say that exposure
to these acts of violence does not
fe~ mto people's perverse
cunos1ty to comrrut acts of vio-
lence?
1 agree with Costa Mesa may-
or, Gary Monahan. With every-
thing happening in Colorado
and now this, it is all related.
And if President Clinton thinks
that gun control or holding par-
ents responsible for violent acts
~fter the fact will be all that is
needed to stop this insanity, he
and the rest of the country need
Co wake up
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SARA GUGGENHEIM
Newport Coast Cliild
Development Preschool
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• As many aS" 1,600 kids
~ are in day-care centers in
Costa Mesa, and workers
: worry that unimaginable
tragedy could ~eoccur.
JESSlCA G~
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NEWPORT-MESA - Steven
Allen Abrams did more than kill
two innocen\ children when he
crashed into a playground full of
laughing tots Monday afternoon.
. He also shattered the commu-
nity's peace of mind-And though
this loss cannot be compared with
the unbearable lQSS of a child,
parents ·and day-care workers
across Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa said if will nevertheless
have a profound effect on their
lives.
As many as 1,6bo children are
cared for at 40 state-licensed day-
care centers and 7b home da}(-
care centers in Costa Mesa.
Every day, oountless parents
drop their children off at these
centers when they go to work.
ountless day-cAre workers,
many of them low-paid women,
open their arms and their homes.
Monday's tragedy just made
that act, which is already fraught
With guilt foL.many patents, that
much harder.
"It's too dose for comfort,• said
a teafful Sharon Riggio, one of
countless neighbors who came by
the Southcoast "'Early Childhood
Learning Center Tuesday to
deliver flowers. .
. Diane Denghausen came. She
had a baby in her arms, and }.ler
son carried a bouquet of lilies
picked from their yard, along with
a donated beanie baby. Deng-
ha~n said she almost placed
er own child in' the center. She
and her son brought. the flowers
because it was the only thing they
c.owd do. , . The state says that every
licensed center must confonn to a
range of safety procedures. All
employees must have. back-
groupd checks. All food must be
prepared in prescribed ways. All
jungle gyms must have proper
cushioning. beneath them and all
playgrounds must be surrounded
by a four-foot fence. ·
The playground at Southcoast,
the scene of Monday's deadly
crash, had been certified in 1997
and was In compliance, said Dana
Williamson, a state licensing
supervisor.
There is no regulation against
placing playgrounds adjacent to
busy streets, William.son added,
because it has never occurred to
anyone that someone wowd .aim
their car, gun their engine and
render a cha.in-link fence as flat
and defenseless as -a pancake. '
"I don't know how you cowd
foresee something like this,"
Wllli~n said. •If it's not a car, 1t
could be someone with a· gun.
How do you stop a gun? We're not
talking about rational behavior.•
Williamson said that any move
to · make school playgrounds
locate away from busy streets
would immediately run into a
problem: There is a huge day-
~e shortage in California.
The state ll~ensing office has
two responsibilities, he said. The
first is to "safeguard the. basic
health and safety C'f children" and
the second is to •fill a need• for
child-care faclities.
· Williamson said be cowd
unagine activists calling for addi-
tional regulations on day-care
facilities. Such rE!g\,\lations c9uld
drastically cut the supply of day-
care available, he said.
So Tuesday found many par-
ents and day-care workers. sigh·
:ing, picking up the pieces and
bOCom.ing ever more watchfw.
Before Monday's tragedy, Glo-
rla Blatti al.ready worried so mucl
&Pout safety that she refused l(
take the children in her home
day-care center on field trips.
Vicki Compean, diiector of /.
Child's Place day-care center ir
Costa Mesa, said she is thankfu
her center's playground does no
face the street.
But both women said they WiJ
breathe less easy from now on,
"In a ease like what happenec
yesterday, what could you do?'
asked an ~hed Compean
who is a good friend of Chery
Hawkinson, owner of the South·
coast center .
Compean added that thE
tragedy, coming so close on thE
heels of the school shooting lf
Colorado, •puts everyone or
edge.• .
•You're just on guard for eve11
single person,• she said. •No'A
we're watching outside too, to SeE
who's driving by .. And it's craz\
that it bas to be this way."
·aty -p~j·
. together in
afterinath :
• Donations begin foI the families of
the 'two victims of Monday's disaster. . .
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COSTA tvfESA -In true community spiri.t, res·
idents· of Costa Mesa a.re already showing a great
deal of compassion for the victims of Monday's dis·
aster in which a man interitio~y drove bis cai
into a day-care center, killing two children.
. Reeling over the horrifying deatlis which
occurred at the preschool around the comer from
their store, workers at Diedrich Coffee· in Costa
Mesa felt they had to do something 'Tuesday.
As a simple gesture, Erin Brown ~ggested they
.donate .their tips to the families of_ the slain dul-
dren. As each crew of workers came in for theu
shift, they too decided to donate their tips -by
4:30 p.m., the money had already accumulated to
more than $350.
"This is a ·real tragedy for the community,• said
Mary Johnson, tnaIUlger at Diedri~. ·we
just want people to know we que. •
A number of concerned people echoed these
sentiments as they called ·the Daily Pilot, a~.king
where they could donate money. One sinall busi-
ness o~er. who anonymously gave half of his
Tuesday's earnings to the victims, said the incident
made him thin~ abbut his own daughter.
Paige Sorensen and her 6-year-old daughter,
Summertime, were both toucheq by the donation
jar at Diedrich. Summertime remembered taking
ballet lessons with Sieqa Soto, one of the children
killed in the disaster. ·
·she was so cute and talkative,• Paige
Sorensen said of Sierra. ·
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; In light of all the senseless
ngedies surrounding children
• DON lEACH I DALY Pl.OT
For those wanting to donate money to the fam·
illes of Sierra Soto or Brandon Wiener, the Light-
house Coastal Community Church bas set up a
memorial fund. The church is at 301 Magnolia St.
in Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949)
631-3010. Community members may also 5*op by
any Home Savings of America and deposit dqna-
tions into account-number162:ol3~. m the past two weeks (Littleton,
Colo. and now the Costa Mesa
pr~ool), may we gfve support -
for the grieving of th.e lost loved
enes, and also take our concern
klto our neighborhoods. We_ as a
Cation are a great people with
~artng heart.:. ~~r others. We ·need
to teach o Jt to our neighbors,
c:onnect , .fith our yol1Dg people
d supJl' rt oth ·rs in need. Our
chools.~Ut>orboods, families
d community depend on our
avolvement.
STEVE AND KATHE .. E ZEISER
Newport Beach
lracy Wln'e, left. 19, illld Debbie Mille r hold hands ln pray&.next to the playground acddent scene where....notes,
Dowers and stuffed animals adorned th~ curb ln memory of the people ktlled and lnJuntd ln Monday's tragedy.
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HSierr..a was little, but she was a
wonderful dancer," said Charity
Van liom, a freshman at Newport
Harbor High School who kn!W
Sierra for most of her young life.
Charity spent much of Tuesday
afternoon on her knees weeping
and praying in front of the day-
care center where Steven Allen
Abrams plowed his car into a
crowd of children.
With her were other girls from .
Soto's dance class at Newport
Harbor ,High School, iilong with
many of their parents. .
•sne was gorgeous and talent-
ed," said Charity.
An mmwd dance-event bene-
fiting abused children is sched-
uled for Saturday at Newport
Harbor High. The event will now
be in honor of Sierra.
Swanson said 'the old enter-
t.ainment adage "the show must
go on" applies to the fund-raiser.
Efforts to reach the family or
friends of the other victim .of the
tragedy, 3·year-old . Brandon
Weiner, were unsuccessful.
The tragedy at the school has
created a tight bond between
f amilles, but also has created a
wave of etnotions.
Andrew Wright rushed to the
scene Monday afternoon and was
infon;ned his 4-year-old son Ian
was one of the victims. He went to
the hospital where he saw Bran-
don Witmer, before_he died., being
worked on by paramedics. He
feared the worst for his son.
Jan suffered only minor injuries
and was released Monday night.
The next day, the Wrights came to
the site where his son escaped
major injury, or possibly, death.
The fence demolished by the
oncoming car was replaced with.
flower bouquets and cards.
"The car was going really
fast,• said lan, who appeared to
be unlazed the day after. •twas
playing with some friends when
the car went through the fence."
Andrew Wright said his 'son
was playing with his younger sis-
ter behind the tree that stop ped
~brams'. car. Wright believes
Abrams should. get the death
penalty for his actions.
•An eye for an eye, tooth for a
tooth,· he sQ.id. •rm upset and
pissed off. ·
How this guy took it out on lit-
tle children is beyond me.•
We can ojfe_r our: children. no ans,wers 'iphy' such ·incidents occur
here is not, as able Costa
Mesa Mayor Gary Mvt1d-
han said, "something "
~otng on.• Monday's murder of
Qro children at a preschool play-
l!OUDd on the city's East Side
ied as much to do with the
ootings in U ttletoo, Colo., as
4ld the tom.ado that killed 36
~le in Ka!)aas Ud Oklahoma
lft·tbe MJ;Pe day. sew, ther~ is a rush to find
an1Wer," Al though lt wW
E any difference to the p,ar.-.
Sierra Soto And Brandon degrees of traflk: ri>lationl and
, the chlldreo killed in the degrees of theft and' otb9 lldlde-~t. mee.non, we brit bli9 a wale·
:, There is no answer, no tlon Ol murdlil' '° fOUI • to bi :lr'tY·" The ectk>nl of peope umpeDable. Pol' tbe .... tbat
9'ICb a Steven All8iJ AbfaDll, :c:ldldreil are not to dl9 hebe
.. eca.wed munlllw, don't fall their.,.......
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spend holding.sick kids or just
plain worrying, parents a.re even-
tUal.ly rewarded with seeing their
children's wings spread. Their
kids go on to w9rk or college, get
married and have children of
their own, contimd.ng the cycle. ·
There isn't a mother on the
planet who doesn't ache for the
moment ahe will bold her lint
grandchild or a father wb~/\
finest dream ii simply playing \
catch with his grandlon.
In the rush to find an ap1eu.
tion. IOIDe people In ~ ol
ICbooJI aDd vtltblll ID otba' put>.
lk:.,.... 'Wiil IMll Clll ~
il'9 tldl to oa. dildl• n.r may call 1ar_eou1teeltng
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Can we explain the actions of
sick person in language that a
child will understa.ndf Will talk-
ing to them do anything other
than give them more information
and less security?
Shelter children from these
tragedief f You bet. It's eudly
what Cay and I are d.oinQ ID the
w4ke of Uttleton and now Wllb
the murden in Costa Mela.
At Victoria mem.ntary Scbool.
the OaLc,-:-at balf.-n ha boaclr
ol the ldded in Cokndo.
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accused of the theft of life from
the parents, siblings, grBndpar-
entl, aWita and undel ol little
Sierra and little 8raDdolL ·
Thil ts a tragedy that won't
end With a funeral or a guilty
verdict or even if IOIDeDD8 /
throws • IWitdl to end .... life of
a murderer. Aiong with tbe.,.,... d
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A . sad iron if _to · the recent childhood f;ragedies
M edia types love a good
irony to use in a story,
usually as a tag.
1llis one was a beaut, but J saw
. nary a word'aboutit in the Col·
orado papers, despite endless
front-page and spedal-se.won cov-
erag~ of the heartles~ bloodbath at
Colwnbip.e High School.
None of the hundreds of natter-
ing nabobs who 'swept into Denver
fr9m around the world had a due .
about ~ irony, either. Nor did
Time or Newsweek, the Associat-
ed Press or Reuters.
observance of Crime Victuns'
Rights week the next morning.
She is a most attractive woman.
40-something, with long, chestnut
hair and eyes that tell you they
have seen the wonrt of
humankind.
slfe'll laugh occasionally, but
mostly Marsha is reserved and
subdued. Except when the oonver-
sation tu.ms to victims' rights and
the latest honible example of mass
murder. Then she transfonns mto
someone else. 11lis person lOPks )' like Marsha, but speaks with 8
strangely different voice -louder,
firmer, far more intense. ·
-J.it the months following the •
IHI FRED COLUMN
martin·
either m court. or in Oklahotna
City vid dosed-arcuit television. -
Or (b), not watch the trial and, at
-the penalty phase, give "impact"
testimony.
But no way coul~ these inn~
cent mothers and fathers, brothers
and sisters, sons and daughters be .
"'Observers and &till testify how the
acts of McVeigb ripped apart their
families.
What possible influence watch· •
ing the tnal could have on their
impact testimony is a hair only
lawyers can split. But'from the
~· moment she realized how life is
stacked agaihst the victims of
crime, Marsha deeded to fight
Maybe in context, it wasn't
much. But surely someone should
have known that, only five days
after the slaughter at ColWllbine,
A,menca was supposed to observe
devastation of April 19, 1995, Mar-------------
sba Kight came frightel'lingly dose from the bombing, but also by the
Job One was to get Judge
Matsch's deasion reversed on
appeal. Some top-drawer Wash-
ington legal minds had taken up
the caqse, and reversal was sup-
· ~abonal Crune Victims' Rights
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to losing whatever was left of her crwruny treatment victims of Okla-
life. She tried alcohol. "but it was homa City received from our legal
Oh the Sunday._after
Columbine, my wife and I had Uie
opportunity ,to talk and have din-
ner with Marsha Ki9ht, a victim of '
oneOfbistory's most savage
too slow.· system.
Marsha awakened in a haze 'The first of many shocks came ported by 49 rtlembers of Con·
grass, the Department of Justice
and all the attorneys general of
one morning, shocked at the dar before the 1imothy McVeigh trial
red splotches that sfiowed wh • evE!l"l begdtl. Federal Judge
atmes, the Oklahoma Qty bomb-
ing that killed 168 people, includ-
ing her 23-year-old.daughter,
Frankie Ann.
blood had seeped out of her '. ·chard P. Matsch "looked out at a
. The former nurse had just enou h courtroom packed with victims
· states in the Tenth Circuit Court of
Appeals, which is heacjquartered
in Denver. Still, the Tenth Circuit
re~ even to hear the plead-
faculties left to detennine t and survivors of the bombing and
drinking was gett:blg her ow told them they had the lunch hour
Marsha was in town to be the
featured speaker at Fort Collins'
The only thing left fi,gh.. to make a terrible and painful
And she does -r entlessl . decisi n: •
ings. · .
Such is the power of one federal
judge: Marsh~'s.inspir&ti~ came not only Th y could (a) observe the trial, ,.
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' VOL 93, NO. 105
THOMAS H. JOHNSON,
Pubhsher
WIWAM LOBOEU.
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patchy morning fog
today. We should see sun·
ny skies by Thursday. A
combination northwest
and southvvest swell
decreases today for waist·
to shoulder-high waves.
QK; there's onemore~bititf, t Jn th~foreWord to her new
Marsha and her growmg bahd o! · book, "forever Changed," M~
supporters stratcgi.zed. Within . says that th~ only way to insure
what must irurely be a Gwnn~ thdt •v1ct.uns are gwen leg10mate
Book entry for leg1slation, Mill'!Jld standing ltl every court ... through-
ani:l her troops enticed Congrcs~·to out Amcrtca • is with a Co!lStitu-
pass and"'Piesi<ient CIIDton to 'Sign tional dillendrnent. Then sh~ asks;
the Victim Allocution ·Clatillcation • U not ilie Okldhoma City
Act of 1997. • ..bpmt.nng, what Will it take? lbe
'Jl'anslated, that means, you bet death of youi loved one?' :
victims can Wdtch a trial and still We need to rephlase that If not
testify at the penalty phase. Oklahoffid City, Paducah, Spnng-
"The right of victim) lo be. field. Jonesboro and now
heard is certainly as im~rtant dS Colwnbire, what will it take ... ? •
the criminals' right to counsel cmd
a fair trial,• Marsha says. "Yictims
have thEf right to be heard on how
a aiminal act ha6 impacted their
lives.•
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: )'OU kflOW haw • IAndmat1t bi~()(
: ~coming up7 tf so. W.'d hk•
: to include rt in our AlrNNC section.
Evan Hirsch, who .
was ·struck early this
year :with a rare Viral
infection, is out of
the hospital.
COSTA MESA -All the
world's is stage and d.tarna stu-
dent Evdn Hirsch is playing a
very mspm.ng part: hi.m$elf .
The Corond del Mar High
School .seventh-grader returned
home last week dfter fighting his
way bcick from a near-death bout
with myelibs -a rare viral infec-
tion that affects the spinal cord ~ ·
Evan came down with the flu
12 weeks ago and m d matter qf
hows was paralyzed from the
shoulders down. He has spent a.
grueling nine weeks m rehab
and can now Wdlk with the aid of
u cdne or Wdlker However, he ·
ha'> not n·gamerl use of his right
arm
• KIM HAGGERTY·ZVWS I DAILY PILOT
tough one though both physical-: Plffse call the information into the ' : Reeders' Hotline, 642-6086. fu it to ly and mentally, if Evan wants to : ~170 °'mall It to (:ity Editor Tlna
re turn to·scbOQl with his class-: &or~ 330W. a.y St., COSQ ~.
mates m the fllll. •• ' : Calif. 92627. You may also wld pho-
Every week , he will 9 0 to l tographs, but please be wre to include
three days of outpati~nt therapy : • se~~'~ st.am~ enve~ If
at Hoag Hospital lo continue : you d like It retu~. -:-rebuilding -atrophied -..muscles .. : ____ ...., __
He also needs to complete home i BffiTHS
s~qie~ to catch up on the work ~ NEWPORT BEACH
. be s missed ln school. : OST. · ESA
Evan bas accepted 'the tasks 1 AND C ~ M ·
without complaint, drawing from 1 Gr~t T. Spruce on March ~
the same de termination ne ! Griffin S. O'Connor on AP,~ 4
applies to ·his· schoolwork, his l Thunder A. Orozco on April 5
mother said Described by peo-l Alys~ C. Sch~~r. ~n
p ie who know him as •com pas-: Apnl 5_ .
sionate, • Evan also was able to : Capucme T. Stevenson on April
build on that compession while ~ 5 . · . in rehab, spending much of his : B,nttany A. ~allace on April 5
time with other Children who suf-: Zachary J . Minnott on Ap~ 6
fer from spinill cord injuries an.d·' l Broe~ H. naveller on April .6 disease: : John J. Mor~es, ID, on ~pril 7
He alsq learned important 1 Shaun C. SIDlth on Ap!11 7
lessons from fellow. patients, he : Carly M. Perez on April 9
said. ·· : .
•They've taught me that ; MARRIAGES
there's always som~thing wo~se ~ .. Most r~ent ma.iriages as report-
. :11at-c~uld happen, Evan said. : ed ta the 0range County
Wltat s happened lo me has ! Recorder's 'office: happened'. to other people. ;
They've. made it througli and if : COSTA ·MESA .. · ~
they've-done it, 1 can do it.• 1 • Arthur w. Bowie and Deborah 1 "It\ grPdt to see hun home,·
said Evan's mother, Gail "It's
been a tony hduf for us • ~van H irsch ls back home after a 12-week bout with the fiq that turned into myelitis, a rare viral
infection that affects the splnal,corL,____ . · .
For all the remarkable : . . progress Evan bas made in : S. Byrd, mamed March 20 m
recent months be and his family : Garden Grove Gail a.nd her husband, Philip.
kept vtgtl dt Eva.n's bedside wtule
he Wd"> paralyzed, unconscious m Fullerton.
and hooked up to a resprrator "I can't imagine anything
,Alter dn agon1.1mg tw.o weeks of wors'e happerung to you as a par-
uncert,amty, Evan pulled through 1 eot than having your child be
dnd was tran.">f~rred to St Jude's gravely ill," said family fnend
Contmwng Rehabilitdtion Center Mal)anne Lucas. "I think it took
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a tremendous amount of courage
for them to get up every' morn-
ing ....
One of the most frustrating
and difficult aspects of the ordeal
has been that doctors haven't
been able to say whether Evan
will have a full recovery, Gail
said.
"We just think he will, and he
thinks he will," she said. _·.
So far, Evan has exceeded
expectations, making speedy
progress in regaining the use of
his body. The 13-year-old has
had to start from scratch, learn-
ing how to .teed himself with his
left hand.
His progress comes as no sur-
prise to people who know Evan.
Billy Morrow, Evan's best friend
since they were 2 years old, said
he has never known Evan to
"think down" or be in anything
other than •rugh spints."
Even through his struggle to·
recover, Evan has kept others in
high spmts with his sense of
humor and expert unitations of
people.
Myelltis was not even part Of
!;van's extensive vocabulary
Ulree {'DP,nths ago. .. ..
And· lately, he has devoted
more time to w~ight and resis-
tance training than to building
his vocabulary or read.mg plays. ·
The summer ahei,id will be a
say the real 1inspuation comes ! • James R. ~urgner and ~aren I.
from the outpounng of support i Brook, ma.med March 6 m Santa
they've received from neighbors, : Ana · friends and Corona del Mar High : • Jaso.n H. Cheng.and Angel~
School students. : ~· Olivares, '11.amed March 20
Neighbors and fnends have ~ m Ne~rt ~each
helped tlfe family with meals and : • Patrt~ Jfcetzger and
taking Evan's younger sister : Geneviev~ . Ratelon, mamed
Emily to and from school. When ; March 20 Costa Mesa
E-van was first ad.nutted to the ~ .. Jorge R. Pe!ez and Chns~a R.
hospital, friends at school rallied ; Aguda, mamed March 20 m .
behind him by wearing blue rib· l Orange .. _ _ _ --· -
bons-to 5bow their supp6rf aria 1 .. "Ro~. Pet~on Jr. ~d
raising money to buy a television : Jearue S. Stapleton, roamed
tor his h4SJ>itake<Mn, .......... ; Mar~ 20 m Coron~ del ~ar
The slip port really made the : • David J. Radosevich 8:"d
differe nce for the family and Sharon K. Harper, roamed
Evan, Gail said. March 20 in Newport Beach
"We've never felt alone," she · saio. NEWPORT BEACH
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DEATHS
Most recent, deaths as reported
to the Orapge County·Recorder's
Office:
COSTA MESA
Steven E. Chafin, 36, March 28
Mary M. Smith, 41. March 3~
NEWPORT BEACH
Peter P. Arola, 80, Marcp 26
Gina Costa, 79, March 27
Hazel E. MacMinn, 87, March 27
l.l>re na B. Weis, 88, March 27
Frances B. Going. 82, March 29
Norma C Ragan, 74, March 29
REAL-ESTATE SALES . .
Recent real estate sales as
reported by the Continental
Lawyers TIUe Co. in Santa Ana: _ --
COSTA MESA
702 Center Street, $170,000
23 Corporate Plaza Dnve,
$330,000
2649 Elden Avenue, $223,000
1960 Federal Avenue, $184,000 -
388 Flower Street, $380,000
2263 Heritage.Drive, $255,500
1115.Ridgecrest Circle, $265,000
1099 Sea Bluff Drive, $246,000
445 Walnut Street, $400,000
NEWPORT BEACH, •
3113 Barbara Court, $460,000
10081 Birchwood Drive,
$255,000
280 Cagney Lane 304, $211,000
405 Irvine Avenue, $435,000
1720 Kings Road, $915,000
9435 Uoydcrest Drive,
$1,050,000
220 Nice Lane 212, $2'2,500
3322 Via Udo, ~9,000
247 61st Street, $149,000
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A little ·more luck needed for Derby Day
I had a good vacation. It
• cou1<1 have oeen a perfect
trip with a little luck.
Who could complain about
shaking the hand of Muham·
mad Ali,'partying b.Jce a rock_
star, paying less than a buck
for a gallon of gas -and holding
a Winning ticket in the Ken-1
tucky Derby? . I
But, oh, it could have been
so much better. .,
For the last several years,
I've wanted to attend the Der·
by, known tQ some as the most
1 exciting two minutes in sports.
Mu~ like my fascinatipn with
baseball and baskett>all, I fol·
low horse racmg rellgiojisly,
especially the road ieading up
to the Run for the Roses.
Th~re was a locdl angle,
.Providing an opportlinity to
work. Newport Beach resi·
dents Bob and Beverly Lewis
entered a longsbot m the race ·
named Charismatic. ene of my
editors wondered if l could
politely ask the couple to tag
along with them for' Derby
D~y. No problem, I responded,
noting I woulq call their hotel
room a couple day's prior to the
race.·
Those who know me can
tell you I'm riding an unbeliev-
able streak when it comes to
the Kentucky Derb . ·
lost since laying down my first
' wager in 1991. I've picked the
winner eight of the past nine
· years ..
· Since that time, I bave been
blessed, partly because the
rac~ favorite hasn't won the
... Derby for 20 years, dating
back to 1979 when Spectacular
Bid was draped with the gar-
land of roses.
Mind you, I don't picak one
horse. It is usually several that
I throw ..together in the
# ef(otics" and hope for the
b~~l;-•
greg
risling
•Charisma · c can get the
distance,• he said. He was referring to the
horse's blood lines, basically
saying Charismatic's momma
and papa and their parents
fared well at the Derby length of a mile and a quarter.
The last time I be&,rd that
same statement, it was 1993,
when I-was~shadowing sports ·•
journalists as a college student
the weekend before the Der·
by. Mack Miller, an elderly
trainer, said his thQrougbbred,
Sea Hero, could get the. dis-
nce. Duly QOted by the
u t <L ........ won e er y t at year at
odds 0(13-1.
While my Derby luck is
white hot, the sameLcan•t
always be said at work. ·
I was graspmg onto my wm:
ning tickets -notice the plur·
a.l -in a ·group of mint ja.lep-=-
sucking fans and I wasn't
ecstatlt."Sttange. I thought,
\hat feeling had never hap:
pened to me before when win·
rung the Derby.
It.was a simple rational~.
Hund.reds of journalists were
swan:npig around the Lewises
and I was an outsider. The
competitive nature that fuels
knew reporters from our par-
ent company, the L.A. TIIbes,
the Orange County R~ter
and num~rous other papers .
were getting the story. I was
on the outside looking m. ~
I called the Lewises' hotel ·
roQm and left two messages
prior to the Derby. The day fol-
lowing Cbarismatic's upset vic-
tory, I reached Bob Lewis.
Somehow, my messages were
lost in .the phalanx or voice
mail. I apologiZed for inter-
rupting his hurried departure
and asked if we could talk. He
graciously obliged.
Unfortµnately, as is common
in this prof ess1on, you need
some luck to get the story you
want. The Pilot was supposed
to !)e following the couple
around on a glorious day, one.
that proved to be unforget-
table. .
It reinforced a notion I have
about being part of the media
corps. 1".fy beat is courts and .
crime, a hard-nosed assign-·
ment where you have to inter-
view the family members of a
dead relative or ask mindless
questions of an attorney.
Some reporters keep push-
ing until tbey bo~der on offen-
sive behavior. I like to be more
courteous, realizing that I . ·
protrably-WO\inln .. rwmr~nrtanr
to a journalist soon after a .
major event, traumatic or oth-
erwise. I understand my deli-
cate role. Push when really
needed, bbt lay off when
rejected-more than once. A
bad repu(ation ne~er_washes
away.
l didn't get tJ\e story I want-
ed from my trip to' the Blue-
grass State. It would have
been one· ass~gnment I would
have dietisbed because,
frankly, they don't come often.
Sometimes you have to settl~ -
for second bei.t, lucky or not. . . -. .. . When I talked with Bob
.Lewis the week before the
Derby, he said something that most of us journalists was • When he isn't betting ot1 ho~.
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Whittier Elementarr-
students prepare for.
the celebration, ana
education, of Cinco ·
de Mayo. ·
lklly Pfd• •
COSTA MESA -Whittier Ele-
mentary School teacher Martha
Blair lean,ed in as slie delivered the
bad news:
•Wb.en you are. dancing with
the gtrl, you need to be closer," she
said. •
, ..... In.stead, three of the boys took a
step baq .. P-r;ico ~e Mayo may be
.. _an important 'holiday, but it's not
worth risking the cooties. ·
•t.ook at her face,• commanded
B]air, who for the second year in a
row .ts ·coordinating Whittier Ele·
mentary School's Cinco de Mayo .
celebration, a celebration of MeXl·
can culture and a dance extrava-
ganza· featuring more than 20
dances.
•Now tum, turn, turn.•
Suddenly, the awkward fourth-
graders were transfonned into Bal·
let Folklorico dancers and the wild-
lY. giggling aucbence was stunned
into silence. f"'""mOh~n
prel>arlng for the school's celebra-
tion. She bought traditional dresses
and costumes. £he worked long
hours to teach a group ot parents
how to do more than 20 different
dances, so they could help th~
child.ren .. She drilled -students end-
lessly during P.E. and after school.
LEACH I OA.lY PILOT
Fourth-graders Caley Beltran, left. and Mike Ramire~ pra~ce
for today's dance performance of .. Las Chlapanecas" at WbittieT
Elementary School.
Contrary to what many of her. I Texas border town of.Brownsville,
students, and a few of ber·feuow ·Uunks it is a perfect opportunity to
teachers, asserted, Cinco de Mayo help bEtf students -95°/o of
is not a hugely important holidi3y in whoin are Lab.no -appreciate
Mexico, Blau' said It'~ not as b_1g as theu ?vfex1cart·American her-
September 16, the date of Mexico·~ ttage. .
mdependence from.Spain . Wb.eo Blair was a little gut.
And Cinco de Mayo does not Brownsville town leaders qosed
mark, as one t~acher guessed, the streets and opened the bor-
Mexico's independence from the der, and the whole town put on
United States. (Mexico was never a I danci.og gear and performed line
territory of the Uruted States.) danong and , other Texas-style
Officially, the holiday marks the dances. Fnends and neighbors
1862 victory of th¥ Mexicans over from the other SJde of the border
the French in the Battle of Puebla I cbd tracbtional Mexican dances ..
But it ~as become populw m the "It's a speoal day,• said fourth·
United States as a celebration of
1
.grader Mlnarn Garcia. ·we are •
Me:xitoan-American culttire. . . going to d<illce and we are going
. Blair, who grew up in the to~play." .._
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CONTINUED FROM 1 .. atme. nie people --: victuns or their.
fa.mlly and friends ....-want to talk.
It's seems somehow cat.bartic. 0th·
c:;rs want to be left.~. A good
jowri41ist will gently apd politely
Ask for the interview, and tben go
away if asked.
<;;reg Risling, the Pilot'~ cop
reporter, is a good journalist. He
did hi.!i job Monday night, as he's
done many times before. But tliis
time, it was diff erenL Back in the
newsroom, after the rush of <lead·
line, Greg's lace was still ashen
and tears came to bis eyes as he ... ' descrt9ed the scene.. · .
•nns one is going to stay with
me for a long time,• he sai4. qui·
etly · ·
•
Late Monday night, I looked at
the picture ~t Pilot photographer
Don Leach took at the scene. A
firefighter Sat on one knee near the
covered· body of Sierra Soto. His
shDulders slumped, 1'is face
showed nothing but utter sadness.
ln lhe backgroWld was the Cadil·
lat" and, in the sandbox, a single
tiny shoe
The photo powerfully c~ptured
the horror of the story, but we
GRIEF · -~----r-
coN11Nueo FROM 1
: No answers can ever be
enough for tlus crazy event,·
said Lighthouse pastor Tom
Bazacas •The world can't give
us back Sierra and Brandon.•
The most touching moment of
the memonal service -another
will be held at the church today
at 7 p.m. -was when South-
coast owner Cheryl 'Hawkinson
eventually deoded not to run it. Jn
1he end, Sierra' covered body Nst
seemed too much for the fl'Ont
page -or any page -of our
newspaper.
•
Whether it's Uttleton. Colo. or
Costa Mesa, Calif., parents are
faced with the same question from
their kids: Mommy, Daddy, why.
did this happen?' I
You want the answer to be reas-
swing. You want it to Ina.Ke eVf!rY·-
thing better. You want it to be siln·
ple.
But the fact is, you don't have an
easy. answer, not of the usual' sort.
You could tell them it's the gun
laws, Marilyn Manson. trenchcoats
or whatever we'll find contributing
to the madness that unfolded at a
preschool ~ our conununity.
But you know those a.re accom·
plices .at best. The real culprtt is
evil. something people don't talk a
lot abQut anymore, not senously
anyway.··
Evil exists m the world. and evil
people dc>evil things. Evil comes in
all shapes and forms and degrees.
And this means that bad things
happen to good people -even
good little 3-year-old boys and 4·
year.Old girls.
That's the battle we're fighting.
• WILLIAM L09DELL Is the editor. His e-
mail ~ress Is wmlobOaol.com.
cried openly in front of more
than 1 QO people. She tried to
express her feelings. but her
words . bad a hard time coming
out.
•Each one of your chil~en I
consider one of mine,• she said.
·we don't want to give up. I love
the kids we lost.•
Once the memorial conclud·
ed, most of those who were sit·
tin§ in the pews. embraced
Hawkinson one by one. It took a
half-hour before th& procession
of. hugs erided.
I..........._ ____ _ Daily Pilot
Man diowriS off 28th .Streetjetfy
• A friend of the 29-year-
-old Massachusetts resident
•0ur understanding ts that he
was swimming in the water, but
we're not swe," 5aid t. John
Blauer of the Newport Beach Fire
• and Marine ·Department "He
ANDRl!w SrEw:N HARJus could have been on the jetfy and
~* been bit ~ a wave, since 't's an
area that you could have problems
NEWPORT BEACH -A 29--if a wave comes by. Or be could
year--old Massachusetts man. have already been in the water
drowned off the Newport coast and lost his footing or been swept
Tuesday afternoon while a friend out by a small rip current."
suffered injuries in an attempt to Narahala's friend, whom police
assist him. identified as Bhakta Balla,.'
Paramedics were u,nable. to attempted to assist rescue. workers,
revive Ya.soda Naraha.ki of Worces· but ).Ost his footing on the sharp
te.r, Mass., who stopped breathing rocks near the jetty. He suffered
and bad no pulse after succumbing several cuts and swallowed a large
to the waves off the jetty by 28th amount of water, Blauer said.
Street, fire officials said. Balla becam~ nauseous once
Rescue workers pulled Nu.u.•IQ.;:.-.J. on the beach and was given oxy·
ki from.the waters about 65 yards gen as paramedics took him to
past the jetty after finding him face Hoag Hospital for fw:tber observa-
down in the surf. Authorities ate tion. . . .
still uncertain about how the He was not believed to have
tourist 'Came to be in the water. ~-threatening injuries.
ABRAMS ·
CONTINUED FROM 1
the -s~pect's'i)ast history, deter·
mining how it may ha\te con·
trlbuted to Monday's violent tum
of events. 1
Court documents show that
Abrams stalked Brazer between
September 1993 and May 1994
when both were living in an 18th
Street apartment complex, only a
few blocks from the Southcoast
Early Childhood Learning Center
where the suspect smashed his
1967 Ca~c onto.a playground.
Poli'ce wouldn't confirm
whether the two were romantical·
ly involved, but court records
indica~. they were amicable at
one point. However, a small
October 1993, in which he alleges
be ~oaned Brazer $194, may have
been the start of .the tumultuous
relationship. The suit was "dis·
missed six monthS later, but it did
not end their relationship.
· Brazer said the s~ped was
making harassing phone calls t~
her seyeral times a week in early
1994. She claims Abrams threat·
ened to kill her husband and her
brother with a 9mm gun, coun
records show.
Abrams also violated . a
.re~traini,ng order three times in a
three-week period, which caught
the attention of Costa Mesa
police. Court documents said
Abrams kept a copy of the
restraining order with· him, but
had "no respect for the ,court sys-
tem.•
Narahaki was also taken to
Hoag Hospltal, where doctors pro:
nounced bun dead at 4:16 p.m.,
authorities said. fie had been stay·
ing with seven other friends in the
Anaheim/Orange area. • _
Representatives at Hoag Hosp1·
tal declined to comment on the
inodent, noting that the hospital
liad not yet notified members Sl{
to talk to the Pilot oh Tuesday.
Abrams was sentenced to
three years' propation for the rrus·
demeanor counts but failed to
report to. his probatio(l officer in
·the Jollowing months,
Authorities added the suspect
·routinely walked by the preschool
when be lived m the neighbor·
hood.
Abrams has a 20-year-old
daughter of his own who work
with him at a Costa Mesa ticket
agency. He was charged with
child abuse in January 1994 and
ordered to undergo a psychologt·
cal evaluation. .
Still, what puzzles parents and
authorities is why Abrams would
go on a veblcular rampagt!. A ht-
Bhakta Balla,
second victim or
'the drowning
accident on Tues-
day afternoon, ts
cai'rled to an ·
ambulance by
NeWJ>Ort Beach
fire, paramedics
and Weguards. . .
the victim's family, who do not live
in the United States.
Blauer noted that the 1;urf bad
been only between one and three
feet high at the time of the drown.
ing.
•That's not giant by any stretch
of the imagination, but occasional·
ly. you get chest:bigh waves,• he
said.
..
hood, made a U-tum and drove
bis car into the group of children,
police said.
Ken Oberlin, the owner of
Ticket Shack and Abrams' broth-
er-in-law, said he has worked
beside Abrams for 15" years, ·~~d
spent more than a few Christ·
mases and holidays with him as
well.
"I don't understand what Q.ap·
pened ... I c,ton't," said Oberlin,
who sounded near tears ·1 just
can't believe that boy did that."
Of>erlln said Abrams grew up
in a •close-k:Jiit" family in Tustin,.
He said be did not lOlow his
brother-in-law well, despite
working with him for 15 years.
Oberlin said it's his policy to keep
business and ,personal life sepa·
rale.
. cla.in;l.s suit filed by Abrams in
Brazer, who works at a Costa
Mesa architectural firm, declined
• tle more than an hour before he
crashed bis car onto the play·
groun~. Abrams finished another
unremarkable day at work and
called out to his boss: •Ken. I'll
see you tomorrow."
But he said be knew Abrams to
be •a real nice gentleman" who
never showed up late for work
and who •gave up his lile •. to
raise his daughter. He gave "not a
sign" that he would do what
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his daughter and headed toward
the Costa Mesa Freeway. Driving
northbound in. the fre-eway's car·
pool lan~1 about 4:35 p.m.,
* Abrams ra\funed his Cadillac lnto
the back of 'the vehicle i.n front of
him. The victim's car was pro-
pelled forward 100 fee t and
Abrams sped off, exitmg at
Edinger Avenue.
Shortly after 5 p.m., Abrams
cruised past his former neighbor·
authorities claim. -·
On the charge that bis brother-
fo·law had, been c011vitted of
stalking Qr'azer five years ago.
Oberlin said he had never beard
o( it. "It dQn't even sound like ru.:m. • he said. ,,,
Oberlin went to the Costa
Mesa Jail Monday night, but did
not see Abrams. Oberlin said be
has not heard from him.
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"'Wt deilcllld ii grrne to Trox's mnory nf w'rt pg to U., doiw '-
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Ruben Mancilla_ Costa Mesa senior
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• She has defied the odds to beat multiple sclerosis,
eh route to repeating a ha1rdozen club championships.
RICllARD Oill<o~
·~di Coffer's greatest-
battles nev'eT came .
hile standing over a
four-foot putt to decide a
championship.
Sometimes, merely getting out
of bed is a task larger than going
18 holes on a warm afternoon at
Newport Beach Country Club.
Want to know what a good
walk spoiled really is? It's trymg
to play golf With multiple
sclerosis.
nus year, for the first time
si.nte probably 1982, Coffer
DllSsed the Newport Beach
women's club championship.
She'd wQn the title or finished ·as
runner-up every year since 1983.
"ltwasahard d~
make, because the competition is
so much fun,• said Coffer, who
won NBCC titles in 198-i-85,
1987-91 and 1995.
Coffer and her husband, ·
Dave, are ,also members at
Bermuda OWles Country Club in
I the Coachella Valley, 'where last
Winter they won their fifth
. OONl£AcH /DAlYPILOT
C osta Mesa High's Ruben Mancilla clubs a solp homer ln the Mustangs' 11-0 rout of Laguna Beach Tuesday ln PCL baseball.
But Sandi Alex,ander
Cotf er has defied the
oddS and ~en an
inspiration to everyone
afflicted by the disease,
which randomly attacks
the central nervous
system, mostly in n:ien
and women between 20
and 40.
. straight hu5band and
Wife championship.
Mesa. explodes-,-1.1-0-
Coffer, who said ,
~winning golf
tournaments with her
hµsba.nd are her career ·
highlights, won the
International Husband ·
and Wife Championship
.with hUil'in 1985.
They've been together :
• Mustangs dedicate PCL
win, which clinches a CIF
playoff spot, to fallen 1roxel.
BARRY f<AULKM R
IW,f'b
COSTA MESA-The Costa Mesa
High baseball team bad spent its
season overcoming adversity, but
nothing, could have prepared the
. Mustangs for the l~t three days. ·
So, after a weekend spent at
Western Medical Center saying
goodbye to beloved assistant coach
Paul Troxel, stricken with a fatal
brain aneurysm and heart attack
Saturday afternoon, Mustangs
Coach Kirk Bauermeister wondered
how his.•players would respond
Tuesday against Pacific Coast ·
League visitor Laguna BeQch.
_ _.__._ . •1 Waii concerned about.. today
because I wasn't sure if our kids
woul<t go in the tank. But I bad a
feeling this (an 11-0 mercy-rule vic-
tory after and eight-run first) was
going to happen. This team has
been good at overcoming lb.J.ngs all
year.•
After sophomore pitcher Carlos
Franco worked out of 8 two-on, no-
out situation in the first. thafustsev-
en Mustang hitters belted hits,
including a three-run home run by
Nick Lambert.
"We played a little extra hard,
because of the circumstances,• said
tenior R~ben Mapdlla, who home-
red. in the second and was one· of
tour. Mustangs with a pair of hits.
•we dedicated this game to TTox's
memory and we're going to keep
doing that the rest of the season. I
hwe he's watching us and feels
gOod for us.·
The )Vin, along with Laguna
Hills' 4-3 loss to Aliso Niguel.
clinched a berth in the CIF playoffs
for the Mustangs (12-7-1, 8-3-1 in
Jeagµe).
,. Bauennelste r said competition
y have been the ideal outlet for
lingering emotions from a traumatic
three days. .
"I think we took lt out on Laguna
Beach,• Bauermeister said. ·1 think
today was a little like therapy for
our guys. It was a catharsis.•
Franco, who allowed four hits in
bve inrungs to complete the shutout .
and improve to 3-1, said Troxel's
insjJiration was everywhere.
"Before each inning. I looked up.
to a cloud and thought of him,•
Franco said.
Mustang players, coaches and
even some boosters, wore red wrist-
bands -representing the colors of
Estancia High where Troxel worked
and coached for nearly tw.o tiecades
-in lroxel's honor.
Many players also wrote TToxel's
jersey number, 37, and •nox• on
their green caps.· A sign on the
right-field fence near the foul pole
.Dec.tared "Trox No. 1.•
After tl:te final out, Mesa catcher
Galel Fajard<?, who called pitches
for the first time behind the plate
withoot TToxel's input, pointed to
th~ sky to salute his mentor.
Another posted qu6te from
William A. Ward in the Mesa
dugout providt!d the following moti-
vation: •Adversity ca~ some men
to break; others to break records.•
M~ senior leadoff man Brian
Montoya didn't break any records,
but be did tie the school single·sea-so~ ~ark for, stolen bases. He
swiped twq to total 20 lb1s spring,
equalling the standard Huy Kieu set
in 1988.
·1 could have broke n it (after sin-
gling tn the third), but we had a b ig
lead and I didn't want to disrespect
the opponent,• Montoya said . ·1
really wanted to break it today for
Troxel, but that's not the way' he
wo~ have wanted it done.•
Montoya singled twice and
scored three times. Chris DeSandro,
Josh Little and Mancilla each had
two bits and two runs.
Estancia High product Jeff Gard-
ner, who plAyed for Troxel en route
She started playing
1
since 1973. '
•oavid and I spend golf in 1981, became the Sandi CoHer
Newport Beach half of our time (in
Newport Beach) and half m the
desert~• she said. •When it gets
too warm, we've got to come
back here. 'This has always been '
our home.•
women's club champion ·
m 1984, was diagnosed with MS
in 1986, then retwned to the
links and captured sue more club
titles.
· Coffer, the vivaaous blond
who captured a total of eight
championships, second in club
history behind Dee Dee Wlute's
17 titles, operated her own golf
tournament for four years
(finishing last year) to raJ.Se funds
for MS research.
The Sandi Coffer Swnmer
Classic, billed a Ray of Hope,
benefited programs in the
Natipnal Multiple Sclerosis
Society a.J'ld, in 1995 when the
inaugural event ra.LSed $100,000
in a one-day tournament,
received two national awards.
Mesa 1irst baseman Nick Lambert appears to be Upping bis---Coffer-won the ~war
hat with a red arm band and the Paul 'Jroxel 51 bebind•hlm. from the national headquarters • gn . j of. the MS Sooety for
While many people suffenng
from MS keep it personal, Coffer
·deeded tQ. go p~blic with her
cllsease when she launched her
golf tournament. which included
a reliable volunteer committee
to dabon from Newport Beach
C try Club members.
· But it was tune for Coffer,
always dedicp.ted to helping
others with MS, to end the
tournament a.Qd think about
getting well herself. · :
•1 was watching'a television •
program (recently) and
somebody was disabled. but it
• a~hke11le-pe:rson Cdling for ---
.them was focusmg on that
person's ~bilitles, not thelt'
abilities,• she said. •1 like to to ma1or league stops With the Mets, Outstanding Volunteer of the
Padres and Expos, ~atched the Year, and earned the Leading
game frbm the M~ dugout at Edge Award from the Orange_
Bauermeister's request. County MS chapter for ·
•What these (Mesa) klds did Outstandmg New Event of. the
today was so impressive, and I don't Year.
• focus on positive stuff and things
that a.re good But every now •
and then, no matter how J)ositive;
you try to be, you need to be . :
realistic and take care of
mean just winning,• Garrlner said. Coffer, who leads an active,
•1rs a speoaI group oflcids, whicn ~e; said her health
bas a lot to do with the guys who has been down this year arid she
have run ijie program. My faith tells can no longer give the highly
me that something like thi$ .. _wQuld-successful tournament the .
.n't have.happened to a team that att~tion it deserves to keep it
cooldn't handle it.• ~g at a hlgl) level. , . -.
MCIAC COAST LEAGUE
yourself. So I needed.a ~Off •
(thiSyearffimi ~'--. =-~~=-....;.;.
Coffer. one of th.e area's
all·blne club champions, is a
Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame
honor~. celebra~g the
oncoming millennium.
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Laguna Beach 000 00 -O 4 3 SOCCll
Costa~ 812Ox·1111 0
O'Keefe, Schissler (3) and Gagnet;
Fr~o and Fajardo. W • Franco, 3.1.
L -O'Keefe. HR • Lambert (CM), Mancilla
(CM).
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Soccer star commits to Bruinst quitting Newport
Harbor bOys volleyball team due to time demands.
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• Sports
. ·SOM 'E HARDBALL GOING ON AT sec
.. Vanguards getting ready
· to hqst GSAC phtyoffs ..
T he Southern Callfomia
Cofiege softball team
ended its regular'season
this week and the rest of the
Golden S'tate Athletic
Conferem:e is brea'1}ing a sigh
of relief.
The·vanguards, ranked fifth
m the NAlA, finished 42-10,
wmni.ng tM GSAC (19·1) for the
~econd yedf in a row. sec will host a four-team
held m the Farwest Regional
Tournament May 13-15, with the
wmner moving on to the NAlA
Nallondl Tournament at West
Pdlm Beach. Aa May 25-28
A~o. con~atulations to
~ h·dther Rogen. and Gma
·LiebengoOd for ~irig rwned
• GSAC Players of the Week.
· • TbJI week, I ttted to catch up'
with some former high school
othletes who took theU" oct on the
road. Searching lugh and low,
trom Concordi4 to Princeton,
looking for a handful of alums
from the local schools that made
it-to tne next level.
I've always thought the
· biggest jump in most sports is
from high school to coUega, so
hats off to these former local •·
heroes, currently (or soon to be)
malting a pa.me for themselve5
elsewhere. .
• Congratulations to OCC
women's basketball player Adria
I
Sortino. The All-Orange Empire
.Conference point guard bas
committed to the College of
• -1-
-__L==--=~~~~:'l!:!l!:r.:::=:.......• FonDK co.ta~ Jitgb g:iad . .Urban'i:367. batting aveta¢ is C 0 l,.L 1-e I S ·and current Univemty of · third-best on the team and he is
Ma sachusetts junior .. second in the conference with 12
All-Amcrltan Katie Grogan was home runs. . ... '
named the Collegiate Water Polo • Ryu Lewb, a Corona del Mar
Association 'New england grad, ts cwrently pitching in
Division Player of the Year. Rhode lsJ.an<:l for Providence.
In only 35 games, Grogan has Despite lliS six-plus earned-run'
amassed 106 poUlts (69 goal$, 31 average, Lewis has a solid 6-2
assists) leading the Minutewomen ' record as a freshman for the
to a 29-6 record and their third Friars. It helps to play for a team
straight New England ' that bas a .347 batting average ·
Charnp1oosh.ip Tournament title. . and 76 home runs in sq game
Crogan will lead UMas~ to the. played. How's that alwrunwn bat
United States Water Polo · problem coming along, NCAA?
--------------' ·Collegiate Division I '' • • Another Seer Klog alum, Ryan
Championships iil Davis; May Achterberg, is now a Creshman at · Notre Dame in Belmont, Calif. ·
Sortino averaged more than
nine points and five assists per
game for the OCC last season,
helping the Pirates to a 26-7
record.
•RIEFLY
7-9 as a No 10 seed ' Princeton, where he's juggling
• Former Newport Harbor HJgh high academies with playing
baseball standout Joe Urban is · baseball. Achtetberg is hitting
currently knocking the cover off .232 with a home run and 12
the ball for Santa Ana College. RBis in 28 games, 24 as a starter.
. '
JC
Cypress d~hes ·
OCC's title bid
•Cypress wins, 13-2,
Pirates still eye playoffs .
COSTA MESA -Ad~ Spiker
drove in four runs and Gerald
Laird added a home run, two
doubles and three RBis for CdM, ~~wport ~lose ·~ oit ~ea View ·croWn
ixth Cypress College in Tuesday's 13· • Sea Kings cruise past
Woodbridge, Sea View ·
League finale Thursday.
1 .
0 cNoRA Y 0 L l I Y I A l ~
DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar
High boys volleyball te am moved
within one wm of at least a share
of the S<>a View League crown by
hctmmenng VlS1llng Woodbridge,
15-4. t 5.6, 15-3, Tuesday
Junior setter Kevin Hansen
hdd 31 dssists, four digs and one
Clce for the winners (11-2, 8-1 in
ledgue and ranked No. 1 in
Orange County)
Alec Hanson had seven kills
dnd d team-leading 12 digs in the
70-nunute match. Greg Stampley
ddded 10 kills and Morgan Jack-
'>On eight and Dennis Alshuler six.
Sailor~ sweep El Toro
~ ~ ~ ~ V 0 L l .E Y I A L L
EST The Newport Harbor High
boys volle yball team dispatched
Sea Vie w League host El Toro, 15-
7. 15-9, 15-8, Tuesday to remain -
tied for the league lead with
Corona del Mar with one league ·
match remaining.
'rbe Sailors ( 16-1, 8-1 in
league) can chnch at least d share
of the league crown '#ith a win
ThW'Sday over Irvine.
Senior 1Y 'Irambhe had what
Coach Dan Glenn termed his set-
ting performance of the season to
help sweep the <::'.bargers He dls-
tributed 36 assists" to a balanced
crew of hitters mcluding Matt
Jameson (11 kills), Alan Limon
(nine), Billy Clayton (seven) and
Adam Hearlson (six). The Sailors
also produced six ace serves.
CdM bounces back . CORONA ____ ,_
DEL MA~ -T I II II I S
Christian Jensen swept his sin-
gles matches without giving up a
gaine for Corona del Mar High in Tuesday·~ 11-t Sea View League
boys tenrus victory over VJ.Si~g El
Toro. · ·
Peter ~ulmaticki also c~e up
big for the Sea Kings, WUUl.ing, 6-
3, 6-1. 6-0
Corona del Mar pounced back
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convincingly after suffering its
first loss of the season to Peninsu-
la Monday.
The Sea Kings wrapped up an
undefeated league season, their
second straight leegue ,title, with
a 10-0 record, 17-1 overall.
Still ranked No. 1 in Orange
County, Corona·del Mar will take
part in the league finals Thursday
and Friday at 1 p.m. at the Balboa
Bay·Oub Racquet Club.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
eo..oNA on MM-17, E1. Totte> 1
Slngles: Jensen (C.dM) def. Gale. 6-0,
def. lsen, 6-0, def. PMm, 6-0; Ball (CdM)
won 6-3, 6-1, 6-0; Kulmat~dM)
won 6-3, 6=1;"6-0.
Doubles: Morton-Myers (C.dM) def.
Fraslel"-Wilkinson, 6-0, def. Phimmo<a-
Peten, 6-1, def. Phomosa.Sui, 6-0; Ell-
more-Shahmardi CCdM) won 6-1, 6-0, 6-
1; Wadwha-Stockwell (CdM) lost 6-7,
won 6-0, 6-0. ·
Estancia loses, 7 -0
ALISO sot·fHlt VIEJO -__
Joaruia Danner, Debra Wyman
and Lisa Steinfeld's base hits
were the entire offense for
Estancia High in Tuesdayts 7-0
loss to host Aliso Niguel in Pacific
Coast League softball.
Six errors, combined with only
three hits were too mus:ti for the
Eagles (12-7, 4-3 in league) .fo
overcome.
· Tiff any Ortega was solid
def~nsively at third base for
·Estancia.
PAORC (:_qAST LlAGuE
AtJ:so NIGUl.l. 7, EstANaA 0
Estancia 000 000 O -O 3 6
Aliso Niguel ·200 212 x -7 7 O
Danner and Cachola; Wiebort. Heath
(7) and Shiekh. W -Wiebort. L • Danner,
12-7.
Hawks hold off Mesa
away with four runs m the s· · ., Orange . Empire Confere. nee _ MOFIC COAST LlAGUI ,_
UNIVEJISfTY 10, Cosr• MESA 8 ....,-:in over host Orange Coast:
Univetsity 131 <¥.4 o, 10 10 ·2 With the loss. the Pirates (25·
Costa~ 003 023 O • 8 11 2 17, 12-10) were eliminated from
Waldman and Watkins; Shanley and th OEC ·u Brl Klimklewicz. w .'Waldman. L-Shanley. e ti e race. an
28 -Ayala (U), Nguyen (CM). 38 -Newby Wahlbrink was 2 for 4 and Bran-
(CM), Klimkiewicz (CM). HR. Ayala (U). don Thompson had a .ftwo-run
_ double for OCC. Newport just misses cypress (28-12, 15-7): jwnped
out 'to a 6-0 lead and never
TEMECULA looked back. The Chargers
With challenging G 0 1 f remam in first place with the win.
weather conditions, • , __ o .... c .... c can clinch a playoff berth
· mcluding extreme wmds, New-with any combination of two
port Harbor Higb's Daniel Kush Pirate victories or Santa Ana loss-
and Kevin OJ.son played well, but es in the final two games of the
C 0 S TA , • narrowly m1Ssed the CIF qualify-r~ar season. · · · · ME~A -Kel-S 0 F I I A L l ing cut at the Sea View League _, After traveling to Fullerton on
ly Daub was 3 for 4 to lea,d Costa Championships Monday and Thursday at 2:15 p.m., the Pirat~s
Mesa High in Tuesday's Pacific Tuesday at Red 11dwk Golf will hQst Riverside Saturday ar
Coast League softball duel with Course, par 72. noon. to conclu~e the regulilf sea-
. vi.siting Laguna Hills, but it was Only the top six golfers in °'e son. . .
the latter which left with a 10-8 tour;narnent will be playing on in ORANGE EMPlM CONFUENCE
victory. the CIF linals. Kush finished sev-CV..Ss 13,. OM.Neil CoAST 2
Michelle Nguyen had two RBis enth with a 36-bole totat of t 7-' Cypi:ess • 140 001 394-13 16 1 . Orange Coast 000· 002 000 -2 6 2 and Brooke Shanley added an over-par 161 , while Olson fin-Corona. Luna (g) and Laird, Pack (9);
RB£ for the Mustangs (4-17, 0-7 in ished eighth at 18-over 162 for the Coleman, Bostick (6), Quimming (9). •
league). Sailors. • .Lan~too (9) and Thompson. •
Costa Mesa cut University's Irvine's Mike Lavery was the' W ·Corona, 8-4. L -Coleman, 4-l.
lead to 6-5 in the fifth inning' leagu~ champion with a 1-over ~B ·Laird (0 2, SuUivan CO. Adams.CO,
before the 1To1ans put the game 145 Thompson (OCC). 38 -Spiler CO. · )-tR -La.lrd (0. La£r\ ~·.
R.1 CI U IT I I I
Alshuler OOund for Princeton
. .
• Cd.M's Sea View Athlete of the Year
will play f ootbcill, volleyball for T~gers.
8AJun.' FAlH..KNER
Oattrb
CORONA DBL MAR -Corona del Mat High.
llRnior Dennis Alstiwer, a three-sport standout
recently named Sea View League Male Athlete of
the Year, bu committed to continue his football,
volleyball and academic careers at Princeton Uni--~v-efiltY.
CDM's · 7th Gri de· The 6-foot-5, 70()-pound Alshtiler, a tw~time
All-Clf Southern Section volleyball player, Cbole
the In' League 9Chool over UC Berkeley. Cal
Would al9o have allowed hiµl tO play both sports,
GiflS Softball Te he Mid.
UCLA. Stan.ford and USC recruite(I hfin for
wUeybaJl. Georgetown and Yale coveted bis ser-
vlcel ID.football. after be played several positions
u •All-Newport-Mesa Distrtct performer In hJs
~.......,----l-~OIUla WBOG u • varJity starter last fall. ~~~.~ll'!til:.111• He wu al80 an AD-CIF basketball player as a
lmior. •
•When J vflited Princeton, I really liked it."
Allhuler said. • 1t'1 a different a~pbere and a
COLLEGE llSEllLL . .
~ I ~ two Vanguards honored
,=..,...,.;.,j. • • •
•Booth, Candelaria honored with All-GSAC laurels. .
, COSTA MESA -Southern Califo~a College infielder Eric Booth
and outfielder KeVUl Candelaria were named to the AU-Golden State
Athletic Conference baseball team Monday.
Booth, a seruor from Boise, Idaho led the GSAC with 19 doubles this
season. His .384 batting averoge and 4~ hits were sixth in conference.
Candela1\a, a junior from Page, Ariz., bnisbed fourth in conference
with nine home runs . .
Or:ange C~t's Pope headed to Hawaii Paciflc·
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College left fielder Matt Pope has
committed to Hawaii PacilJc Uruversity in Honolulu,· according to
Pirate Coach John Altobelli.
Pope, a 5-10 sophomore from Capistrano Valley High. was hitting
.364 with a team-leading 55 hits before being sidelined ~th a broken
thumb. Despite the injury, Pope ii still among the leaden on the team
with 37 runt IOOred and 33 RBis.
U the Plr4ltes make the playOffs. Pope could return to the starting
lineup. A utWty·pt.yer/defensive ~placement as a freshman, PoPe
batted .256 bl just 39 at-bats. ' ·
POP WIRlll ..
Sign ups .at Mesa
Signups for Pop Warner foot·
ball are Saturday ancLMay 15 at
Costa Mesa High from 9 a .m.-2
p.m. in front of the gym. • ·
Players should bring a copy QI •
their birth certificate and a recent •
photo of themselves, as well as a
$150 signup fee. For informatiOn
call (714) 632-7838. The Web lite
is http:llwww.popwornercm.~.·
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It la fulther ordered that a
capy of lhla order '° anow cao1e be publllhed In
NB/COSTA MESA 'DAILY
PILO'f, a newspaper of genetel Circulation pub-lilhed In 11111 oounty. at
1tt1t ooce a wMk tor f<M
~ waelca ptior to
ltle dr, of the heeMO DAT&: APA 07. 19"
JAMES A. JACKMAN.
JUDGEICOMMISSIONER OF THE SUPERIOR
COUAT
(7~T1~rs7~EREBY ~~:i-J>~~ Beach· oou~E PETITION ft-~~t-0: ~•= ~~ ~tneDll:r~ eoel;'~lil Dally Piiot qu.-euthority to 11me 11112 plal:ll. Nt1if~!•tf• ~~1~~ MJ MEDIA •GROUP, :,...,~~dlliw~by e..: tt) r~~m=-nd~ (3)
27937 Chiclana MIU!on 2438 Orangt1 Ave. ~ta or ~ blnk a ClleCk dlflrn h\I, orten ( 1 O) M\I of ~
Ofanoe. ColMl ca111om1 April 28. May 6, 19911 lidmlnleter the .. tat• In accoroance Wllh 1t1a
acting hy ~·thlough 1~ W391 under the llWMpendent provl110n1 of Call1omie
vi.,o CA 92602 Meaa. Cal1fornla 112627 11/ • .-0t tedtlll ~ ""°"' ding doeuments 11 De11gn
71)13 business 11 con-Rosaura C Kucera~438 or a dlld! ~ ~ 1 ltlll or and' Constrvcl:: Se~ ao...m1ng Boel'd, herein FlcttUou• Bu•IMH. Admlnl.v.Uon of • !.. Public ConlCICI Cod•
'1ter retetred to 11 DIS· Name Statement tstM Act. CThle euthori-Sec1!on 3300 lhe Otsttlct
dueled by a general OCrange Ave • Ce&14 eta ~ ~ and loln mo-~~!.~g. u·!!-!leVy ,.., ,._0_ Mllfltf'ln'p 11.fOf~. 92627 -~ ll'llllQS ~. 0t ....,.uw1 , •• .,,.,, ..,. -
TRICT", wll rec:eNe up to, Tne f...._....,. _,_..,.. ty wtlt ellow the petton-r~ra the.I Che ~r ..... ..... •·ter ...... n .... .........~ • .,,, .... -.--., rep--...n.• t~ Uke pouMS 1he fOllo\lvlng clal•
,.... Robert A Dat<;htlor TI\11 w11ntH la con· ll'tl!lgl '** speollld In -*HI fomia, IMM Addltion&I TM atatamant wu filed dueled by. en lndtvidual 6102 ot Ill ft~ Code ...i teta mey be purctiaM<I at
th ltle Cot>nty Cler11 of Ha1re )'OU 1u1rte1t doing ai110CZ1c1IDclOladl1"8tt1n fl• Contntttors' ~t IR>m
""' '"" .. """ "-6r•=~ as -·:y,·~~on~.· _ .... _ •• slflcallan al contrectOf'& ebOve·Jtlled tln'le, aealed N RTS COFFEE ,,_ ... ., -.. JY\I,
biclt '°' tf'8 award o4 e eon-ob nlng """ -..roy. 1iOenM " tl'l8 1>1M tnat the BSCSS36 tract for the pn:itec:t de· BAR, 500 Belboe. Newpoit el. Befort tllklng oeJ181in contract II ewatdld HO'TlCE OF.
Or i{Qe county on • "buliiness ~el? No 11111 ) lil. llle ......... Cont'Olldated • Re pro· salOed as Beach, Cahfomta 92e60 very lmportent eottone, "Contractor A Of B uoenw PETITION
Locate end reptaoe 25 Janeen Pll81. 3700 S howev.,, the pereon.i PUBLISH Aptd 28 1999 TO ADMINISTER ~3199 Rosaura C Kucera 1101 ..., .......,., .., .. g!lPhk:I. 04· 19"67e9680 Thi~ &iatemont was filed :"~,.....:-'*II NOTE. It Is the aubc:orl·
DallY Pilot Apr 21 . 28, With thv County Cter'l< ot ~ .... tr'n.~ tractol'8' resporislbltity to Tlmolhy John Thlapen.
11 GO Corella, Newport
Beach, CA 92860
Publllhad Newport Beach·
Coste Mesa Dally Piiot
April 2'1, 28, May 5, t 2,
1099 W387
nd 2 ..... ,,_~ ptaza br., ti 208, Sanl8 .. "I b vatves a bauou..,.. Ana, calitomll 92704 roprHentau~ w" • and May 5. 1999 ESTATE OF:
pte\lentora and Install 15 • This bUslneH 11 con-requlr.cl to, give notice WALK THROUGH . El..AINE KELSO, Ma~ 5. 12, 1999 • W384 Oranqe Coun~~~j~~~; llght. •••Ind fl!WISt COIMYt<! ~~gls~n:~~'i:J'n~:~/~
Flcthlou• Bualneu Da11y Pilot Apr 14 2 f ID lllCI how held~ It 11ndtf aad graphlca to acMowfedge
N•m• Statement 28 May s. 1999 W3i2 ~.gt1n 1.':: ~: ~~ receipt of the Ana Renov ..
The lollowtng JX!rsons Flctltloua Buelneu cllSCnbltlQ. 1111r 1~ llllwn tlon & Seismic lmprow·
•1• dO•ng t>usiness 85 Name Statement A.PH 046-082-01 t..ot 18 1n l"f'nta-Phase 1 l>IQ doeu-
BEACH 55 1585 ~· The following person~ tlOCl 2 Of Newllort ~ Tl'ICl 11 ments Unl\lerslty wtll nobly
COast Hwy. 155. Laguna are doing btJsone~ " '*Mio rec:GfOed 111 bOOll4, PIOI subcontractors ~have Beach. CA 92851 F 15ol J.tscd__,11'1111111 lnlll reglsteAld with Ditslgn &. Jamee Ruth Newlurk, VINYL. IX, 2020 Senta Off1Ce of 111 County Alconlef of -06nsll\IC110fl SelVICes or
1585 S Coast Hwy . •SS, Ana Ave · House •C, ~County. Si. ol CllliOf· Consolldatad Re pro·
ug1.1na Beach, CA 92651 Costa Mua Ca 92627 Ill. The PIOPI~ htmolott graphics°' addenda Whdl
. Tht$ business 1s con· · Roger Anoer:.soo, 2020 Otsellbed rs t.ng lc6d •• ir are evaJlable et Design &
dOtted by an ind1vlduat Santa Ana Ave House The strtet addlns lnCI obr Consttuellon Servloea
Have you started dong •C. Costa Melia, CA 92627 common ~. If PC°' lWO MANDATORY Ouslness yet?. No Th15 WS•fleSS Is Con· llW q Pft)plt\Y Clffenbld PRE•BID
uaniee Autti Ne~ir'l< Ollcted by an lndrvldual II .PllPOl1ld ., be J01 CONFERENCES WERE
This statement was loed Have you staned doing ..._ M~ *""" 1ta held as, to11ow1.
Wllh the County Clerlr. Of bUSlnlSS ye!? No Ca t2H1. Ttie Undt~ . Pr.Sid Conference No.
Orange County on 4·16·99 Roger Andersson TNSIH cllsd•ml Inf llebll1ty lot 1: THURSDAY, APRIL 15,
Fletltlous BuslneH
N1me SUltement
The fotlowlng ptll'IOOS
are dOlog business u .
MISSION LANDSCAPE•
SERVICES, INC., 536 E Oyer Roed, Santa Ana,
C.hfomla 92707
Mlsalon Landscape Serv· ices, Inc.. (CA). 538 E ~r Road~ Santa Ana,
Calltomla 9n07
19"6790051 Tn1s &1ate"1ent was hlild llfJ 1tlCOll'ldntU ol Ille •• 1199 at 9:00 A.M. • bait Pitoc Ar>r 21 28 with the County Clerlt ol GJms and Ollltr coinm0n University of Calllornia, Ma ~ 12 199~ Y.,376 Oran91 County on 4·12·99 dtslQnaiOfl, 1f lltt, llloWn Irvine President's Con·
This business Is con·
ducted by.• oorpocatlon ' Have you started doing
business yet?
· • 1999678962:6 ne111n Said Salt 'Mii be INOI, ferenO. Room, Mesa Of·
ou• Bus ness Dail~ Pilot Apr 14 21 . butwllhoutc:ownantorwltl'll'N, flee &uilding, 4004 Mesa
ame St1tement 28. May s. 1999 W323 exsnssed or 1mdlld. l'IQWng Roed, Suile 3000.
The lollow.ng persons Flctltloua Business :.U~:" ir:' ~~ (~9) 824-6630, (See Map
a11 doing business as Name St1tement 1•11iaoa/ Slltn of 1111 111!41(s} fn Bk! Documents)
SunHI Mechanical In· The folloW1ng persons S«llttd ~ Uld DelO of TlllS1, Pr•Bld Conf.,.nce No.
corporation., 2 1 331 are dOlng business 85 With u•mt llllllOll. a PllMdlCI 2: MONDAY. APRIL 21,
Yarmouth Lane, Hunt· ILLUSION CYCLES 111 Sad n«*(S) I0\4lnCet If "'1 1999 at 10:00 A.M.
I !(IOIOI\ 6each. CA 92646 13871 West Street,. under 1111 irmii ol Ille Died OI l)n1ve,.1ty ol Callfom1a,
··,Sunset Mechanical In· Garden Grove, Cahlomla 1111$1. "'mated rew. tNIQtl Irvine, Pre$1denrs Con·,
eorpor1111on, (CA). 21~1 92843 and ~nsts ol lhl T111stet and lerence Room, Mesa Qli
Vermouth Lane, Hunt· Howard Coone~ 12~4l of the tlUSts created bi/ slld Ottd flee Building, 4004 Mesa
ll'f':lton Beach, CA 92646 Walnut Ave Garifen of Trust io.. Road. Suite 3000, (949)
Tills builness Is oon· Grove Callfomla 92840 Wlt ... •St37 .. &a3 w·•_L En-824-6630. ~See Map 1n Bid
due1ed by. a oorporauon Tnis· business Is con· mated Accrued 1nttrnl and Documents
Hive you started doing due1ed by an lndivldual adcll~ ldvancn, 11 Q , _,. ATTEND NCE AT
buslnoss yet'> Yes. Have you staned oong 111CtUSt ttllt 1911111110f., Ult BOTH PRE-BIO CON·
2·8-'1999 . buslrteu yet? No The beneficlaiy undef Mid Deed FSRENCES IS MA>N·
Sunset Meclleoicat . tn-Howard Coones of TNst '*""'°" mc:wd end OATORY FOR ALL PRE·
oocpora11on, Patrick Ths statement was hied ~ m llW 11ilderllQlltCI a ,QUALIFIED PRIME CON· T~~:yi1~{:!eo1 wa!> hied w•th1V\e County Clerlt of ='!:!-= b~~~~~E ~~E:it~
w11fl lne Covnty CIGrlt of Orange Coun~~~:s~ Nc*CI of o.fUt ind ~to BE CLQSED AT 9 05 AM
OPenge CtJunty on 4·16-99 D I p IOI Anr 1' 21 Siii Tbl und11-• Cllltld PRE-610 CONFERENCE 19996790069 a• Y 1 ,...... • .. d ~at o.talt ....0 Bit· •2 WILp BE CLOSED AT
Oetly Pilot Apt 21, 28. 2&. May 5. 1999 w324 '°" '° Stl m bl l'ICOldlcl 1n b 1005 A.M. A.NV PAE·
Mey5. 12, 1999 W377 totaOFnum:E'S&Al.ETS cou~wllelelll ll.fOl'Ooec'tr1t QUALIFIED PRIME CON·
FletltJous Buslneis lh: 1mlODCll a.-.... IOCllld end mote dllri tine TRACTORS ARRIVING 0001711m Aw.Ml H« -YOU monlhS U., lllOMd allCI lllcll AFTER THESE CLOSURE Name Statement NE IN llEFIWl:.T lHlER A DEED ~; DATE. 1)4..16-QQ TIMES FOR EACH MEET.
The followlng persoos OF TRUS't OO'ED CJY1~-Fer..-.. C•1 ?••, Ila., ING W~LL NOT BE
are doing ~slness as IN.BS YOU TN<P N:T10H TO • r ........ BY. ~ ... Pdlfo, ELIGIBLE TO PARTICI·
0 I Brend, 16«1 Water· PAOTECT'YOUR PfOIERTY. IT 1.4c1Prwlldtttl10t KM•~ PATE IN THE BIO PRO·
way Cir Suite A. Hunt· MAY•SCJLOAT A"8.JCW£ #360, Alll/Jtlm Hll, CA • CESS AS A PRIME CON·
lnotoo Beach. Ca 92649 F YOU NEB> N4 EXPlNIATION (l!4J211N'~ S• tto. Une. TRACTOR Oeollrey Scot1 Gayer, OF n£ NA1\R OF ntE ~ '(11#)2tl2·2'MJ. ... At tme of I N T E .R E S T E D
18''1 Waterway Cir aBING ~ Ynlt •YOU sale .h Ol*'nQ lld..__. lie SUBCONTRACTORS
Sutt• A. Huntington BMCtl SHCUD CDfTJCT A1Uw.1R "9!)flOOI, 4-21 ....... 5-5, ARE INVITED TO AT· ca. 926-49 On · OM~-• HD PJl. 1ggg TENO· THE PRE·BID Th~tle$1 as con· 1.o1w19 ........ ~ . NT F BIDS CONFERENCES duc:led by pn ll)dMclual LLC.. • dVt ....... T~ OEFERME 0 s .. 1ec1 blda for the Have ye>u started dc:KnO ..., .,.. ,._.. 9 o.d °' Subject to cond1tton1 Lump Sum ea .. 8ld will
business yet? Y*5, 4·16-99 TNll ,....... ~ • prescnbed by lilt undef· not be •cc.pt.cl alter:
Geotlley ~ Gayer . .......... ND •1411t0. "'.... signed, sealed bids IOf a 2·00 p M THURSDAY Th111tatement was hied ·,PIOI ofOlll:tllRlaDMllll .. LumpSumConlractareln· MAV 1) 1"9 •
with the County Clerk of •. ~Iii eon, ,.._., of vned lof the lollowlng At: Design and Construe·
Orange Coun1y on 4-16-99 0.-.~ .... .,allllNf. Woftt. lion Services University of
19996790053 ...... llW o.trt G. ...... _, ARTS RENOVA'f10N & California, eertcetey Pi.ce,
Daily Pilot Apt 21, 28 . .-..r ~ ~-· SEISMIC Suite 3500 Irvine CA Mays. 12. 1999 W378 JIMMT ......... QMI G...... IMPR~J:::rs . 92697-2450. '
Flctlttoua Business -. Datill G. l"ml .,. .. • PROJECT NO 991175 Sealed Bide for Unll
NllOl• SUltemen1 ,_......_. ~ ...... li:lf UNIVERScTv OF . Prfcea and AltematM wlll
• The l~10g persons Cllf\ cmHlr'e ~ CALIFORNIA, IAVINE not be accepted eftlr. are OOl!lO ous1ness as· ...,.._ « ..., tillll _~ ,._ 'Ooo•nallv actledulfd 4:00 P.M., 1'tWRSDAY.
t;ead•ng Edge Avl&llOn _. ....... lir ZAelflit. for l'MURSDAV MAY 13, 1"9.
Servicu .• 19301 Campus -...,... Ill._ cl...,. Iii laruM MAY 6 1999 ~ bffn Al De~ and Construe> .~£;~; Senta Alie, CA ::::.e:=::.~ :l~"~ l~Jr'RSDAY, ~C::i~. ~~!:;~
Lead ng Edge A!rcl"al\ ~ 1m ~~DIM• Bids '°' rne Base Bkl are Suite 3500, Irvine, CA 0e11~1ng Inc w.t flrtl ~ ...... -...... 1 P eon 92697-2450 ~ALIFORNIAka 19301 ..,....,.~,_.,,.. due rom nme trac-Sealed bids for wmp
D I Ana Mllll ._ • undlr ..W o.d of TNll tors no later lhen Sum Base Bids and mpu• rrve n a. , ..,. .._.. 111 ..w 200 P'M .. , '
CA 92707 Ill .. =: . . ·Bids for Unit Pnoea and seated bids for Unll Price•
This bullness Is con Counly "1 ~";! :! attemates are due from and Alternates wtll be
dueled by • coipora!loo =.= o.d ofTNIL AMt Ptl(ne Contractors no later ~e~d ~ 4;~0 ,~~' Have ye>u started dOing ._..1, Tiit ... ..__. than 4 oo p M u ay, Y • ~...,.
bus1no1t yet? Yes, ._, ~ I I ... r at. Design end Construe· I Nn Ole Any B1~2 """ Aprtl 20 1989 . S ~ !Ion Services Berkeley a s to meet • p.m
Leaoiig Edge A11cralt "' .. C!J (J lilt 2'I & Place Suite 35oo Unlver· deadline for th• L~P Sum
Detailing, Inc.. M1dlael =--J ...:. ......... sUy of C.ldomia: Irvine, Base Bid submittal, will ~ Manda~. President ~ .., Irvine CA 92697•2450 be alloWed to submit a __ Jb.s..11.altmtf1\ wai; hied ....,._ ......... r~..-.DESCRIPTION for Unit Pncea and Alter· Wl\h the COvnty Clertc"Or ~ ...... _ ,~ OF wOAK natM-aLiba..4...p.m de•d·
O r .......... on 4 16 99 "" _,, --·· .wwwi--hne range ~·;'"'7~2 :: ho:"': ~ '1 ._ ~~ ~of ~111~~ Bid Security In tne
Oouglp M Vldteiy, ..._ lwllln. 4w. ;,.. .,. ': proYid1ng submutats, prod· ~=n~ ~': ~ :: ~~~ ~W, 402 West .... tu ..... OlltllllWll Clf UCI data ~~ IChedlJlet IO eluding alwmatH W 1M I C:: , __.. -::-= • ....._ the Unive,..,ty ch Bid. The 8r08Qway;-Su1111550, Sen -... Gii I Ot Phase B ol the project compeny ea Dlllgo, catuomia 92101 ....... •' h:.. consists ol atruc1ur&My up-Surety Issuing the Bid
Dally Piiot Ar>r 21 28. !!!" ...:...-._ ':r ;. .__ gAlding and renovating lh• Bon(t snan be, on the Bid
May 1, 12 199!> w37g ::!l!..-'=i:'-:~ ... T1--.,. e Isling Orama Building Deadline, ltsted In the -' - - -.. ·-x . latest published Stat• of Actltloua BualneH 1M1111t • .......... Ill (epproxlmalely 3, 150 I I.), Calilomla Department o(
Yes, 8/1/f972 ~s~thlaL.
,Clark, Coritroller TtQ ttlftement was r •Id
'Wllh the County ci.111 or
Orange County on 4·20·99
10996790399
Dally Pilot Apr 28, tAay
5, 12, 19. 1999 W389
STATEMENT OF
WITHDRAWAL FROM.
PARTNERSHIP
OPERATING UNDER
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
Tho folloWlng perton hat '
withdrawn es a gene,.I
• partner lrom tilt penner·
ship operahng under IN
flctl\IOUI business name of
LONG PHUNG BAKERY
at 8926 Westminster Ave •
Weatmlnater, ,S::ahlornll
112683 •
The Fic11hous Business
Na.me referred to eboVe
was llled'ln Orange County on !J2411996, File No.
t996'668A520
Fu!I Name IVld Address
of the Pef$00 W1tlidraw1ng.
Gial Hong, 200 N. New Life W•v. Anaheim, Cali1omia
92681
Gilli Hong Thia statemen1 was filed
wilt! the County Clerk of
Orange COUl\ty on 4/14199
U99678910e
Dally Piiot Ai>r 28, May S,
12. 19. 19'99 W390
Fictitious Bualnut
Name Sta-.ment
The toltowtng persons
are doing btJslnus as·
al Performance Mar1<etlng, b Peltdtmance Markeung
o Southern Calilomla, 2~ Anacapa Dnve.12a1,
Costa Mesa, Calllomla
1126'26 ,
James A JuS11ce. 2538
Anacepa Drive. 1207,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Thll bUSlneSS Is Oot'I·
ducted by an 1nd1YldUal
Have ye>u started doing ~ssyet?No •
James A. Justice This statement was filed
with the County. Clerk of
Orange CounlV oo 4·22·99
• 19"67&0e75
Deity Pilot Apr 28, May 6,
12. 19. 1999 W398
Flctltlou• ButlneH
Name St•tement
The lottowinO persons
are do11;1g buUlets as
Freddie Brooks, "1 E 19th Sl, COS"la~D.~· lomlll 92627
John Fredenck
S.norden, « 1 e 19th St,
Coste Mesa. ca111om1a
92827 This business Is c:cn-
ducted by: an Jnd!Vldual
Have you started doing
bulinell yet?
Yes, OMll/1986
John F Benorden
new valves. ducted by. an Individual to lnter.-ted p1t1ona May 13, 1999 at 9 00 • m . aka J. ELAINE Thor• will be a Flve (15) Have you el8ned oong uni••• they hav e Orange Coast College KELSO, aka
rton·refundabl• paymenl bu'lness Y-•I? No welved notic• or con-Maintenance and Opera· JULIA E. KELSO
raqutAld tor Heh set o4 bid Janeen Pul aentld to Ult propoted tlons B1111o1ng loca19CI oo C •sE NO. A1 ...... ~ docum~nts. CheOQ ahOuld This st.atemeni was flied action.I The lndep•n-Memmac Street between " ....,._
be made p•yable to Coast witn lhe County Clel'k of dent edmlnlatt•llon Herbor and Fairview, To au neir1, ~riefl·
Community College Dis· Orange COvntY-on 4-J2·99 euthoritv win b• grent.cl eo.11 Mesa. C,. 92626 cianea, Cfed1tors cont·
trlct. I 1"98719511 un1... 111 lnt•tHted BID DATE June 3 1999 ingeot ~ and pt(· Bids shall be reottVed In D ly P ..... t Ml s 12 19 •• obi.a .. II 2 00 p m lent wtlO may olhefW\M the place 1ci.n11fied above, aiO! ,..., Y • ' ' peraon "1•• an ,....ouon BOARD DATE ' be 1ntereS1ed m tne will °'
and thoH bids &Niii be 26~' 99 W'°6 to· the petition •nd June 16 1999 eataie. or bOlh. ol
ned and. publicly reao Flctitloua Bu•lnffl show• OOod ceu•• ywhy No payment shall be ELAINE KELSO, aka 11 the abOve-1.!Jted N1me Statement the court •tiould not mede 1or ~ or ma11na1 J ELAINE KELSO, au
I and place The following persons grent the tulhortty • under the oontraci unteU JULIA E . KELSO
In ecx:otdance with the are dOlng buslnest 88 A HEARING on the end un~ the Reg.strar of 1' PE'TITION FOR PRO-• prov111ons of C.lllorma AUTOUTOPIA COM, petition will be held on Cont~act°" verifies to tht BATE has been flied ~
P4btlc Contract Code 250 Newport Center Drive, May 20, 1899 at 1 :45 DISTRICT Iha! the CON· JAMES VE ANON KELSO
Section 3300, tne Oistticl 1203. Newport Beech, CA P.M . in Oepl. L73 locar· TRACTOR wae properly Jn tne Su~nor Cout1 ol
requires tnat tt\e bidder 92660 ed at 341 The City licensed at the ume the Calllom11, Countyl)f--_
possest the lollOWlng olas· Grainger Advertl•lng, Drive p .O. Box 14 i 71 contract was awarded Any ORANGE ·
slfk:lttoo of contractOl's Inc .• (CA), 250 Newport Of•nG• CA 92883· CONTRACTOR nol IO THE PETITION FOR license at the dme that lfle Center Dnve, •2Q3, New· 1571. licensed 1s sub)llQ to pen· PROBATE requestl that
contract 11 ewarded: port Beach, CA 92660 IF YOU OBJECT TO allie$ under Iha law If the JACQUELINE PHILLIPS
C<lmractor A or B Llclonse Cord DealOn. Inc . (CA), the antfnn of lhe tcense dasSJflOilbOn $ped· be epporne<I as pe<a0nel PUBLISH· April 28, 1999 484 Serra 011ve. Corona gr , • t11d here1n1i.ov. 19 that of rapteHntatrve to adrnlnla· end May 5, 1999 • del Mar, CA 9262S peiltlon,. you •hoYld a -speoality contrad.oc" 11 fer 1t1e 1$tate of the deot·
WALK THROUGH This bu$1nts• IS con-eppear at the heertng defined in Sl!ction 7058 of denL •
May 12, 1999 at 10-30 ducted by I general end et.et• ti:'' ~jeo-the C.hlomia Bualt'IOH THE PETITION requl$tl
a m.. Olange Coast. Co4· pannel'lhlp -D5ijllu· or l!_.,thwnnthen1 and ProfesSIOt\i Code, cne tne decedents W~ and
lege Maintenance and Op· Have ye>u llar1ed dOlng ot>jeC one ""1 speciality cont rector codlCllS, II any. be admitted erationt Budding, loeated bullneSa yet? No o~~ ~fore the hHr· awarded the Coolra'fl 101 to prooete The W1~ and
on Memmac Street be· Grainger Advertising, Ing •. Your -....reno• ·ll\ls WOrlt sh811 ltsell con· any COOIClll are avaltable -.
twain Harbor and Fa11· rnc , Gary Grainger, may be In pereon or by atruct a maion1Y ot the "2r examioatlon 1n the flit
view, Costa Mesa, CA President your attorney. Worlt, In accordance with kep1 IJY Ille court
92626 :fhll sta\ement was llled IF YOU ARE 'A the prOViSIOl\S or Cal1fom11 THE PETITION requests BID DATE. June 2. 1999 With the County Cler1l of CREDITOR or • contJn-Bvslness and P,.rofesstons autnonty to admrrus11r 1M
at·2 00 p.m ·Orange County on 4·30-99 gent creditor of the Code Section 1059 estate under the lndepend·
BOARD DATE 1999e791706 deceal8d you muit file AU Wolt\ muJ.I be com· en1 ~dmin•stJation.-of Ea>~ June 18, 1999 Dally Pilot May 5, 12, 19, your ot.lm whto th• pleted within 50 t on· tales Act (This .A&.1"'°"1Y
No payment shaft be 26, 1999 W407 coutt end mail• crpy 10 sectJ11ve day& Time 11 ol w1ft allow 1h8 person.I rep.
made lor work or matenal f1ctltloue BuelneH the pertonal '3re1ent1-tlli essence FaJvre to resentative to take rtlany
under IN contract unless Nim• Statement . • t b th COl'llplete IN Work within actJOn$ Wllt'IOUt obtalnioQ and unlll the Aegl!itrar of uve 9PP0tn V • ,,_urn.ser forth herein wnt court approval BelOft Concractcn venlles 10 the The followlflg pefSON court ~1th1n· tour rffllft IO impo$.tion or taking certain ~ ifN>Or·
DISTRICT Iha! the CON· are~ business as months from .the dete liquidated amages ror tant adloN howe'ler, the
TRACTOR wat property KUNTIN TON BEACH of flret l11uence of each day ol deley In IN personal representative
hcensed at the time the MITSUBISH I, 16751' lettera ae p-rovided In amountsetlortn1n'1ne "tn-w t>erequiredtoQ!Vlne>-
..-n4-4 Any Beach Blvd Hunungton Hction 9100 of the '--s"on !Of Bidders", 1 1 .ft1 S1l<I ...... ,..,.,... ~~TR~~~Ra7o1 so Beach. Calrtomia 92647 Celitornle ProbJt• Code. ""e:h bid must conlonn u':.~ ~~8 ha~e ~
llotnJed lt,subiect 10 pen-MMIP Dealer CO<P 11• The time (OJ filing and be rnponslve to the notice 01 consented to the
altles under tne law. If the , ~). ~ Katella A~ue.. Cleima will not expire oon1rac;1 dQcUments Eech propoMd ealon l The 11'1• • '"'•n~• dasslncatloO apeo· '•~s. Cehforma 90630 before tour month9 bKj(lef shall "'"bmll on IN de......,...nt aomlr11stra110n """" '"' his buSlness Is con· .:" .. 1 h ... _ ,,... ~ fled herelnabove Is that ot duClad by 8 corporation from th• hearing date form tumlsned wit u"' authonty wdl be gramed e "Speciality contntctol'' as Ha'11t ""'' started doing notloed ebow. contract .~ments, a list unle$S an. 1n1eres\llid per·
delined In Stctioo 7058 of buslness'vet? No YOU MAY EXAM-of the propo$ed suooon son files en obf9CllOO IO the
th• Callfomla Business MMIP O.arer Corp 11, INE the file kept by the lractM ~-th" p!Ojec:t as pe1111on and shoWS good
ancs Professions Code, the RIChard D RICltf> Treas court. If you et• • pee"· r~1Ald IJJ the SlJblettong CS1JSe wtty 1he court stlOUIO
spec1allty contractor Th&s Statement was filed 1on intereated in the and ~~ F11~ not grant Ille authOnty. '
awarded the ConlJlct !Of with the County Clerk o4 eatete, you may file Prectices mmen A HEARING on Int petl-
thlS WOftt shaft ltsel1 con-Orange County 00 4•29•99 wlth t~ cou11 •formal CoOa SecllOO 4'00 et seq tlCn "''" be neld on MAY
strucl • majOltty °' the 19991791481 R•'l'!Hl for Speciel Ead18id1hal beaccom· 27, 1999 at 1 •5 pm in :::~=~o':: Da11yP110tMly5,12 ... 19, Nouceoftheftlingof.en :=,..~C:~OO: OePl L'73 local.a at S41
Buslnen and ProlesslOOS 26• 1999 W"°8 Inventory and appr111MI In an amount not less than The CA~~ Soult\, Or·
Code Section 7059 CNS 1709563 of eat.e~• u1et:a or of ten percen1 (1 O'I.) o4 me to-a':rvou OBJECT to hi
.All W011c .must .'-8 com· NOTICE TO •ny peti•loA or •CC°';'nJ tal bid price. payab a to 11'1&-grant;ng ol lhe pew.an. ye>u
pleted ~~ con· CREDITORS OF •• J0°'°"<ted In Holit?n Olstnct as a guarantH tnat 1ttould appear at ltw nu1-1eoutlve days nme Is of BULK SALE 12. of the Cafltorni• ltl8 tjdde1, illts proposal II ing and state ye>ur Obt8C"
lh'9 esnnoe Failure to 'CS 6104 Probate Code. A Re· accepled 'shall prpmptly tions or file wntlen obtet·
complete the Work wllflin • • qu.eartor Special "4otice e!leCUte ·the Agreement, uons with the coun bef.ore the time aet tortn herein will . 05 U.C.C.) fohn i. ev9ileble from lurnl51\ a Htltfactory the ~,-YQUt ap·
re&uft In the imposition ol E1c No. 12114-MC the court cleft(. Fanhftd Perlormlnc. Bond pealfnoe may be In pe1900
llqutdated damage.§. I<>' Notice ls hereby 11iven IQ Anen.y w ,. .... Mt 1n en amount not less then or by your attorney
eactl day of delay, Jn !he cr~11011 of th• within ~· v.-· one hundred percent IF YOU AAE A CREDI· amount Mt lotth In the "In-named seller tl'lat • bulk 30 P (100%) of the toeal bid :TOR or conliogent ctedllof '
loonallon tor ~rs". sale 11 about to be made of a.. pr1ca, lumistl • Payment of the doeeaSed. ye>u muat _
Eecn bid must confOfm the esutt described .,,._ ~ aZ9Q9 Bond tn an amount noc less fl 'fO'oJI claim .,., !ti lhe
and be raponsMI 10 the below 05/06. 05/09, 06/12 than one hOOdred percent cou111nam&11accpytolhe
contract documents Each The names and bus.ness n~ (100"ll.) of the 1orat bid personal represantallY•
bidderstwtleubmt,ootlle addresseao(thesellerare PUBLIC NO "~ price, 1nd furrtish ~ed by h·CIOU'1
form lumlShed w.tn me AHTIE CHEN & INVITATIOH TO 810 cetllfiCaleS 8Yldenang lf\al w1itW\ tour months f1iJITI 119 cont/11C1 csocumenlJ, a last LINDA CHEN, 3601 Notica tS hereby oivtn IN required insutan0e II 1n dale ol the 1irsl 1slMnce of o1 the ptOpOled sot>con-· Jamboree Roed 115, New·· that the Octan ~lew elfeoc 111 the amounts set ienera as pro'ilded •n Pro-•
tractora on this protect as port Beach CA 92660 ~ 0111nc:1 ol Orange 10r1tl 111 the general condl· bal9 Code sectton 9100 :
requlAld by the Subletting The location In Cellfornla County C.llfomla. herefn· tlons. tn tl'Mt event of la1lura The blM f'Or filtng dalll'lt •
and Subcontracting Faf1 ol the chief executive olfkle eller aferred to as •·01s-.to enter into the contract WIH not eJCpll'8 before four ..
Practloee Act Government of the seller Is same TRICT", will recelve sealed • 11nd execute the requtrtd monthi trom the neanng ::
Code Sectlon '100 et seq As !lated by the Hiier, all bids up to blJt no later than documents. such bid H · d1!9 nollOed above
Each Bid shall be accom-other buSlnesa names and t 1.00 am , on the 2nd day a.inly wrtl be fOlfe•led The YOU MA.Y EXAMINE the :
panted by e cet1Jlied Of addresses used by the of June, 1999, et the Faithful Pertormance Bond 111e kept by the oourt If 'f'C'J -
caahlet'• Cheek t>r bid bond seller within three years DISTRICT Adminlatraaon shall remain In ~ l<><m art e peisoo lni.rested In •
1n an amount not less thlln belora tilt date such lil1 Qlf.lces, 17200 PlnehuTst and effec1 through the hi esllte, ye>u may • :
ten peroen( (10"/o) o4 tl'lt to-wat .. nt or delNered IO the Lane HuntJng10n Beach, ouerantee period as apao-wtlh Ole court a Aequat IOf _
181 bid~. peyable IO the buyer ere. AS PROVIDED ca 9i641 ried In the general condl· Special Notice (tonn OE- -
Olttnct ••• ~ranlM tnal TO BUYER BY SELLER Al this said llmt, dale l!OflS IS.) d !he lilinQ of an~ -
the bidder. If 111 propoul is The names and bus.neu and plaoe. bids Wll ~ pub· The DISTRICT resef\IN ventOtY and apptWsal of •
eoceptecf, ,11111-piomptlf llddf'MIM«tn.~ llCly ~ ~ ~ --~to i.jt;c any.or.a&. ~aS5R-"-~ .. -----
HKUte the AQfMmenl, MIN TAI HUA (INTL) aloud '<>f tne following b4dS or IO Wll/Y9 any Ir· pel1tion or account ea -
lurnllh a utlsfactory DEVE\.OPMENT CORP · ROOF REP!..ACElllENT regu1aribes or lnfonTlalltjp prl)Yided 1n Probete Code •
Falthlul Per1ormanoe Bond 15480 Pasaoena Ave.. AT DtSTRICT OFRCES In any bldS or In IM bicl-tect1on 1250 A. Requeet••
In an amount not less than #68, Tustin, CA 92780 BK> I 10:'"' ding -f'Or Specsal Note. form 11 :
one hundred percan1 The assets lo be sold are Plans and ~hatllon• As f11Cl'J11'9d by Section avanable hom Int court -
(100"lo) ol Iha total bid de1ellbed In general as ete oo lite at th8 OISTRICT 1m at the Celifomla La· clerll Drioe. furnish a Payment s1ock-ln·tred1, furniture, Maintenance Depertment bof Code, 1he Dirldor of AttorMy '°'th• bond In an emount not lest fbrtlJfes and equipment of a ,1 829\ Warner Avenue, the Depertment of In· htltlonet:
than one hundred peroanl restaUf11n( and ara located Fiuntiogton Bead\, 92647 dutltfal AelatlOnl ol ltll CEC1&. c. WRIGHT, ..,
(100%} o1 the toCa1 bid et: 3601 Jamboree Roed (714) 6'7·2551, EJll .3550 Qal9 o4 C<fomta has de-ESO (CAI 24117) "°'
N..,,_ StM9ment _.. ........ ~ II ""' scoe>e of Work ~· tt'ls~ fist bf IQ.Sutera The followlng persons "'* "'.,_ "'.., Diii' °' construction of new shear Admitted' to TrtflHCt ere.~ bullneN 81'. T• .... ~ W..... ~11$; lhldcening Hist~ Surety Insurance In Thia NArtON~ BANCORP ti .. ~ IM Ill .. ._, sheaf w.ils, eOdinQ gr....... State
This statement was ft4ed ~ the County Oertt of
Orange eou~:~:S-"
price, and furnish 15, Newport Blad\, CA and wll oe evelllble •I the 1erm1n•d the generally ATTORNEY AT LAW
Cett!flcates e\lldenClOg ltlal 92660 )oC> walll Pf9'llsllng mes or-oe• tn 255 S. ANITA Df' .. ~ :
Iha required tnsurara Is In The blJlaoep name Uled A MandatofY Job Walk the loc:ellty VI Whldl the 2()1, ORANGE. CA ..
effect ln Che amounts Mt bythesellerltlhatlocatkln WI ~ held Wednetdly, Work le ICJ ~ ptrtorn'led 921114114 -• MORTGAGE 7700 lrMe ....... '¥ ... 0.. lllTlwL n. beams al loundalJOnl, up-The suooet.SfUI Bidder ,._ o ·1 .... ____.., .. .....,....._ gradlngHVACtyattm,and bc:on Wiii ...... nter rMt, rwie, "' h ...._ ...,... "' .. extencfing •ld'llflO wells 10 end .lta 111 tractora CaMomie 92818 , ......... .._.... roof AlsO Included art ml· be ,.qu1'9d lo fellow the
James F. Llllw1s, 7700 -. ..... w not ienovatlonS to tome ol· nondisent'l)d\8tl0h require· Irvine Center Ot'lve, INI08, ...,_ 8 ......... ._ fl __ ._.1 disabled ec:-menta Ml forth In the Bid·
• ca1.1omla 92818 •la oe -• ding Oocumtnttand 10 pey Th11 business Is con· .......... ., flit,...."'* cess code upgrades to prevalllng wage ratu et ctueled ~:ah lncl!Yldual urt.W.•1. Tiii .....,...., .i.YatOl'I ~nd stairs, encl the locatron of the Wottc. Hl,d you ataned dolllQ 111111 0... Ill TIUll ....,.. upgrading HVAC and hra AU lnturance DOliole• ,..
bu111)iU yel? Ne _.. IM ...., 19 .. alar!Tf ayslema quired to be obtained by
Jame• F. Lewis •••.,. 1 .... Oldllllllll Phi.. C or the Pl'OitC1 Contractor shell be IUblecl
Thlt statemenl wes filed "' ~ w ~ • .. conatsta 01 structurally up· IO approval by Unlveraltv
• Yv•lt'I the County Clerk of •aWfllllll ..... .,Olllt*IM OnMl•no and renovaMg tx· '<>f torm ll'ld 1ub1tance. All
Or County on '"8·99 .... • N n. _.,..,._. fltono MUSIC Bulldlng (•~ IUCh polldes sha• be Is· ange 1MM711113 __..,.. ....._.,Ollllll W proxlmate!y 7,800 ~ 1.f.); sued by 1 company whld'I ~ilolMay&.12. 18. :::.;:::.:.:=,; ::rucc:'IOl1w;icne~~ la llSted ~ 8"1 enc:t lhll
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T $' NO 25319350 Lotn No~ ..,._ u.c..-• T-. .._ sheer walll. adOinO gnlde f!Q9Uon ol VIII or better
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bonl rn the event of lalluf9 The antldPll9d date °' sharp. at OistriCl OlllOM, determinations, en11tted CQt'8 MMe Oliy PiloC
to enter Into IN oontrad the bulk sale II 17200 Plnehuriat um., PREVAIUNG WAGE ...,,,. 29, May 5 8, 1M
and execute tl'l8 requjfed May 21, 1999 II the office Hu,. Bdl . Ca Q2847 • SCAl.E, .,. mlW'l\lioed II ThW•SI doCUm9tlta, such bid _.. of UNIVERSAL TITLE • Thi DISTRICT raq\JllM the DISTRICT otb IOo
cur"y will be 10ffel4ed. The COMPANY, ORANEtE tl'lal the bidder polMI a caled at 1370 Adam•
FallhlUl Per1ormance Bond ESC~ BRANCH #51. B Of C-39 oonttadof'a Ave,, COl18 Mltl CA
lhlll remain In fuA 1ocC1 1205 E CHAPMAN AVE . llcenM at the limt the bid 9292tl, pnyilcal Facllit18•
and elfect through the ORANGE CA 92866 1s submitted PllM!ng, and are available
guarani" parted u :-:· Thi• b06' Hie ii aubie<:t Oertlflcellon ol Cr1mlnal to any tnterHtecf J>lrtt fllcl In the general '° CINfomll Unil()(T'n Com· Rec:IO!d• Ctledt 'Mil be ,.. upon 1'9qUOll The con-11ons me1c1al Code Section quired par EclualOOO CoOa ~ .. poet• oopy of
The DISTRICT rtMfvet &108 2 -8edlof\ "5125 1 (AB 1&10 thlt <IOCUl'Mnt ~ e8t:tl jOei
lht tight to rejeet .,,y °'all If ao aub)ed. the name end AB 1812) .-The Cotltl'KIOr Incl b«ft OC' 10 -.1119 ~ encl eddrt11 of the Ptrson EACH BID MUST CX>N· any IUbcOflnQOr under I
regutantlea or fnlOft'lllMjM ~ wtlOm Cleims may ~ FORM AND BE AESPON· = nol lela bl\ h In any bide or In lhe b10-llled Iii UNIVERSAL TITLE SIVE ONt. Y TO lliE BID pnrrlllllnO ,,... ol ~· ....... _.~-COMPANY. ORANGE OOCUMENTS AND -.gae to .. woitilrs efn•
"" ,.._,..., _...., E9CAOW BRANCt1 151, AGREEMENT IN Ill ~In h IJlllCUtiOO Cf
1773 of the lA• 1206 E. CHAPMAN INE., ENTIRETY. AS tie.Contract. • •
1>0f COde, lhl OlrectOf ol ORANGE. CA 92Me end PAOVIOED BY tHE DIS-No lliddltr mey wllhdl9W
the De11artment OI In· ltle !Mt date tot fllll'Q TRICT 11!11 bid fot a l*toO al • .,., l-:==~====-1 cMtt1al R11at10ne al fll Clalfnl ahell ~ • The OtSTRICT ~ (80) dllyt 1h1tr N dett eel Stitt 01 Celttornla tlM de· M1W 20. 1"9 wNctl It the 1t'9 llgt'IC to reftCt eny ot al lot !he~ ol ~ •
termtned the generelly but1neaa day belote lhe bide Of to .,.,,,. ~. A peymeot blond lt'9I ~ C"=:-:c:-.: ~-:-~~-=::in~ ~=~-== Wort1 Iii to • peibmed MIN TM A (lNT"ll PfX)CML . In "' '°"'" eM '°"1 In ..
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* HORTH UGUNA Panotamc White Water View
J8MBA 2·FP's :-HardWood
Floors Thtjfi Walk To Beach & • $995 ()()()
AQel1C 949-497-314
Private OC View Eltate
Newer modem Cald blrtgalow
Sleps IO oceanf ronc 111 gated
area Only $1 Sm. Appl Only
Pttra Tenore-Pres
NallOOWlde USA 9491856-9705
www 1>11ncklenore com
32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE
NEWPORT BEACH
11n:zme1
* WEST BAY AVE* Gorgeous 2·Sloly 3Br + Qen.
38alh Neat Sav1ront. F p, gar,
lrg 8dfl1'11. wld 11lllg lllCld ,
many custom leatures Avl/A
May 8111 S2500IVearlY least
Agefll 9491815-4912
2 matr bf, zbi; condo, 1380
af. Walk lo beachl Oen view
BA YFRONT VIEW Ntw carp, W/D, J>OOI, gym,
-WHh Dock Sp-at S1950fmo .. 94M46-"'4
Unbellvable Price. Agent BAYSIDE COVE , VIEW 949-7234 120 Elegant 2Br wllll den, single
Harbor yj;W Home• • ooen story Enlrance to Balboa fs Sunday Por1ahno, great Yrew, S3500lmo ~ 949-721·356e
4Bclrm 3Ba. rea<ly IOI remodCll * East er Bay Front • $739K ~ 949-759-9314 """""' '"''"'q II, 3 bdrm, 2'h bath. Ou11tan Ing •Townhome. µi,9.8 ltmtlY room, $3000(mo
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Grea1 sumy IOcation near pool avlil June < 949~-e881
& spa, 281 ~Loh 28a, 2c gar. t0XURY PENTHOUSE HfSi
$285.000 Agenl 9491718-2366 z 1paclou1 bf'• a 2 be a'. Ah
640--5664 appllancee Incl. Oceet'I view HEWPOBLJtEJGft.JS TWM deck, communny pool'•
38' 2 58alh. _2 years new. 1pa1 & ttnllla. Gated. walk to
9rea1 locabon, beaCh dose, beach. S11SO. f.4t-71W714 SOLOll
8howc111 Hom•• tor a.le In our Saturday Real
e.t.111 SUppfementl
Homes of the Week
DllolaY Adi 51111 II Ml $751 oe.cti. IS Tuesclly ti SPM °'*' "°' .. USllngS s 151
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In th• Beat Local RNl-Eatale Section
CAU TODAYll
USA K. RIVERA
~ ~74-4252
AtlNE WILLEY
949-574-4249
• V.A • SO DOWN • SO MOVE-IN
FREE COUNSELING
FREE l ie! of HOMES
HUIWA REPOS
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VETERAH REAL EST A TE
VILLA PARK
New M1na1on P1noram1e
Vlewl 6Brl6Ba, Media 1oom, Awai 17,000 st Ar1 Gary.
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PltlM Cd M~ OePllf For Y-l!Wlng 7 f 4 532-2231
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VRM s 279 !X»S 318.876 H'° AD B"LBOT IS. Agent Brian Eclmonclaon '""'' " " gatec:t g.(g. nJ-6 I 51 conwn. 2Br t Loft C01m1 pool
gpe & ~ S2000IMo Avlll Prlvn Mint Eslai.3br/3IN. lmmeclla Al} 948-717~794 ~lot. MCUn1Y g11es 'NEAR Ola· 2bt, 2ba,
S395 000.$439.000 IJ)aClou.., clun, eecurlty,
BMch & ln,ome Luxury c:owre6 parldng, no pe1a. ~ex w/st\lcllO UM Comer lot $150Clfmo. Mf.f7~0
IS Sleps from sancl • L yrkige ~Id 2& ~ Helgllla Valve!. Iba. IOllly , l*ld.
.3brl2be w/tbr guest house pool IPI. Qallgt. plantation
great stan home, cloSe 10 best 5hutlers St400 949·844·1785
schools & $/lopping Won't last1 I I $369.000 Property Houte 202 ~~
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1807 Port Tltlln.~
& ••pand 2150 • af 3br down
w/41h bedrm up. Bkr Colop
OWNER S699K 949-720-1888
BAYVIEW COOAT CONDO
2bf, 2b• 1350 af, 2 ting car
gar, 1 lltecfl, ellfra 1tor1ge.
Gated comm wr1>uu 18f'ldte,
pooVapt. 1260,000. OW..
Wkdaya 909-272-4700 11225
Wkend 714.e37·722t
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Wllkout decka.Wnip around
patlollront courtyd. Walll 10
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License Places, Sticlcer, Address hangc,
Transfer, Lien Sale
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'future. 1 FREE quHtlon by phone. 71 ....... 7033 I aL08T I l'OUND I
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Womens Ebel Spor1 Classic
W/Sla.nleu WOl/111 bflcelet r~t.ro115:'=as~ I .so APPUAHCQ I
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•LOVE BRIDGET OATIHG• Almond C<liof, £1ectnc, $400 Ha ' honNt prelty AalM FOf Sel 949-673-4073
ladlet. 1150. 0.'KMfe I ililfrli= 12f.21Z-42SO stove • Bumeri, ,
bf Oiler. oven wht1a w chtome 1440~1,,::s obo;:::1
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11.mple Oay pl1 61 9'466-0104 HI amo' a new 1111 paid S 1200 ~619-636-1276 ' sacrifice $800 Zeinlh 26' color
Uiiii CHC 8 11ail0il tunet IY conal S75 94~·673-2965
llgl-. usa. aa:easorlea very lmtMCulllllt au.en bedroom
good cond, v.111 lrade tor aet with unused borlflflntt
c.ntel'IHI gr1nclef In $Ullable and dbl pillow top mattrnt c:onclltlon c• 114-341-3663 5350114-3t1-11Mt.
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Full time. Exper In plumbing,
and catptn!ry, s.lary DOE.
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BARBfOUES GALORE
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GA.NAHL LUMBER COMPANY
Part-Umeand M -tlme po1ldo111 aval.lable (on
• Phone Operator
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• PIUmbing & Electrical Sales
• Paint Sales ">
Apply in person at
1275 S. Brist.QI SlTeet
Costa'M CA 92626 E.0 .E.
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Clll 1-800-24G-1103. (CAL'SCAN)
.TIMES ORANGE COUNTY l~·NOW
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ITS
SALES DEVELOPMENT
REPRESENTATIVE·
.. Part-time .
(2S..J2 tirs pe_! w•>
EARN $400 to $600 per week
+ Comm.lsston
The Sales Development Representabves sell Times Orange
County subscriptions to prospects at lugh profile venues
such as: college campwes, fain. 'bit. shows and sci
retail OUtJeu. Also. the Represenllhve wilJ secure access to
gated buildings. '
THE SUC~ESSFUL CANDIDATE WILL BE: ·
• Independent and reliable
• Flexible with their schedule
• Professional in appearance
• A :•go getter'' and .. self-starter'' -
• Must have-reliable transportation
•Bilingual (Spanish or Vietnamese)~ plus
The Los Angeles· Times offers a competitive
compensation and benefits upon qualification.
Qualified candidates may apply in person, by mail, or
by fax at:
'l'hi Oranae County ..
Consumer Marketin& Sales
1375 SonOower Ave
COlta Mesa, CA 92626
Pbone(714)966-4S91
You may al9o fu to (714) 966--4590 or send via the Internet to
alex.mora@Latimes.com
Coa_tact: ~Mora · -
Equal OppOnunity Employer
DRIVER ¢o0tHXNf
TRANSPOf{T Sl.000 sign-on..
b<QJs kif Exp. ~
Drivers 1·800·441·4394, OwllCll OperatOfl • Cll IOll fft!! 1~7-3729 8ud Mey.
Truck LM Aefllge1t1ed • ~'S:ODM!si
Concrlctors (CAL 'SCA~ . I bffWti wlnted Mey 6,\e; IQ(
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Island, resort wear
doltling SIOrl fOf men,. • women ancl ldda Is hlr1og •
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pos111ons. FOf int8Mew, •
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SALES ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE Frcl:1..T-
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The Los Angeles Times is seek.101 bright. capable .,... Car nee. must bl """·
individuals '4(ho are looking for fllll-time employment ~~:I:~
with an established. yet expanding organization. Sales '5.i-tliM Aeoepclonlet
and Distribution staff will work at our Orange County = e:='~~
Consumer Marketing Regionat office. Recepdonlst • Qf'HI phonl ________ ._ __________________________________ ... Ind ~ ~.~
lllOllt In ' vety bueY cAll. The Sales Account Representative will work to achieve sales F•,........ '° .. ~u ... ,
goals within·an pssigned geographic area. The individual ~'*=fl'!!!.~
will maximize sales by developing .strong partnerships with houfl. w. ... ~ llwe!ry,
existing accounts, establishing new outlets and adjusting ;;;~ ...... ~
distribution volumes. The Reptesentative must act u an
ambassadof for the company oy al~ays maintaining
appropriate appearance and demeanor. .
1llB SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE Wll.L HAVE:
• 2-4 )'Catf of &ales. marketing or related experience required
• Strong ~ solving. decision inaking. ~izatiOnal
and planning skills ,
• Bxcellent verbal and. written c:Ommunication 1kill1
•Ability co.wort a flCxible ~hedule including Saturday~ Sunda ' . . re .~ .. !equired • -
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By CHARLES GOREN _
WNh OMAlt SHARIF
end TANNAH HIRSCH
I
PLAY oa 0 FENO!
Wedimday, filcy 5, 1999
TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE
ACAOU , Ember
· 5 lllll'1I t.toa.ire
Both vulnerable. South deals. Jump to lour lp8des. 'The O¥ert•ll ,o :=id\_..
made it liktly thol all of North'&• .,. E......,._•,_
NORTH points woukl be workina. ,5 Pr ,., .. · .•
• K 9 5 Suppost you elec:t to declare. The 19 ~~
o t 8 6 l ~gcr !-s tf!at you ""._ill lose two clubs ,7 ...._ ~ o Q 10 6 J an lldd1t1on to one tr1clt m CKh maJor. '' Et'fltutMm • Q 4 Ir you try for a cl,ub ni(J' 1n dummy, 20 Went lailing
WEST EAST by leading a club to the-queen (cash· 21 -. i.e.
• J 7 • Q 10 3 inJ just one high trump first), East 22 P9ns' OOf'MntS
Q Q 7 Q~A K J 10 S 1 wans with the au and plays a third 23 =: ~ o 9 8 4 o 7 2 heart. and the defenders will come to 25 w~
• 10 9 8 7 6 l • A J two sJ*ie tricks. Try it · 29 E1ecUon o.y DOWN
SOUTH &uer as to cash two rounds ot ~ 1 eu 1tie1er
• A 8 6 4 2 spades. elldinJ in dummy, ind then 30 C>lw "*-~
Q 4 lead a low club'. Jf East ri5e5 with the 3t Yec:H ~ 2 bUGer
O A K J S ace, you arc home. Howe\et, East a4' ~ wni.r 3 ~~·tf' ...... 0 1
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• K 5 2 c.an p1;1y the J&elt, win the club con· 36 Terr-ipeed bike 4 F'ln•I • ~ =:=,, 41 ~'j-
The bl.dd"in~· unuatton dand chash the queen o ::<Walch c:Nit\ 5 ~ lliat • 27 ...,_..port • ~ Hoglike wades. an you ave to lose another 3v Root ~ e Ktrnono sash 28 Hlllry IPldtf• . rnamme19 ~ SOUTH EST NORTH EAST club. 4, Of tt. pg 7 He6ecl9'1 ate 29 Teeeup handle 5S Tvr1dtlh money
1 • Pass 2• ')Q But do not be in too much of a 43 Alu letterw 8 -Allen Poe' 31 H.il-Of.f'amer 54 °"**>"• ~ ,.
4• Pass Paa •Pase hurry to switch to the defense. !: ~rw'ac:oolant 1~ ~ ~ ~ Wt.!';tN9f ~
•"-ning lead: "'-·-~ of Q •• . COnsider this line. Afler ruffing the 47 law a bed nw""9t 33 A**-In crime 57 Top ~.-"'""" second heart, cash the ace and lt.ing of tut• In one's 11 Named 35 MonQ' hoodl 51 Moune!M' or; · =··;-. sP3(1es Ill.Id lead a Jow club from ~ 12 ONnctt 37 Reefbull(Mt 60 NolleliSIBeblt Trcatttushahdasadoublell my d'ummy.Eastmustduck,so thek.ing 49Tub _ ,3HouNWW9 40Heedto-91 ~.L&
problem and 1~ at all four · wins. Now switctl taetics. Cross 10 5, Tour.numbers-: 18 Shoc*wwnmo "2 PU S2 PertedtPOC After East overtakes panner•s open· the ten of diamonds and ruff another 52 ·-toey to be • 24 Body In.WI 45 ~ eS Fewn'a nd1I'
ina le.Id' of Ole-queen of hearts with heart, then go back to the queen of r--a-..--r:~~-
the kina and continues with the ace of diamonds and ruff the last heart with hearts, declater ruffing. would you c 'th r1ther play or defend four s ... .wt. .. 7 . y~ remaining trump. onunue WJ • .--. diamonds, and the defenders are Since a bid of three ~es over the t'lelpless. In all, you lose a tr1clc: in tl_tree·heart ov~~I might sound ·as each suit exctP.I diamonds. Well simply compettllve. South elected to · done! ~ SOU 112'tf:25~URA 131,":AUER JAGUAe:_..378
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SELL YOUR USED VEHJQE ~re:'t,:s~:;J::'° THROUGH ct.AssJFJED M•1&0-0m ·.
I wfeh I could have that bird
in my front yard over for
ureakfaetl
He's loving & sweet & he's
my grandchild.
Their eyee & emlle eay it alll
Would you ~ eecond
doubt theee two1
He's moat adorable
because He knows
how to talkl .
I'm a BIG CAT, eo· :·
there'e more of mo·
to lovel
r
He Lovea Ua All Sol ....
. .
He hae really )'lg ea"" l71g feet, little
pa we and!' curly tall,Jie lovee hie
wheel and ie conetantly on It. I love
him very much. He le eoft & aaora91e.
When I come home 5he
wag5 ller little t~il so
hard she falls over.·
At 70 lba-5he ie Still
m~la dpgl
Princess
· of Da rkneee
Not onfy.doenhe do the normal
cute cat stuff, 11ut every evenlMB
ehe walks around the 171ock·wfth
my huel1and, our doe & me.
5he·e 5 yr& old & etlll 21cte & thl11ke like a kitty and ehe eleepe with her huoian mdmmy every nlghtl
They think for themeelvee and
belleve·that they are poeelbly
human. Moet of all they love
· me and I love them •
. When 5he· smiles her
tongue doesn't fit
inside her mouth.
They Love The Really
.61G DOGI
·. for the wfnner ·of the
$100 prize I~ .
5atu.rday'e paper,
May &th~
Wf.nner to be eeiected .
·i?Y random drawing •.
ihanke to all of you
· . who partfcf pa~I .
He's feral-A
very low maintenance
.. ~ p~
He •ct• juet like • t1•l7y. Alw•y•
need• to eleep on i:ey plllow rtsht
next to me which, eometirnee,
eauee• prol71em• for my t:Joyfrfena.
Unfortunately the eat cornee flret.