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Home My WebLink About1999-08-09 - Orange Coast Pilotr ... . . • • . . l SERVING THE NEWPORT -COSTA ME.SA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1999 . Gun show .at fairgrolinds-to pro~eed in Augµst _ • But a show scheduled for November is still in limbo after all shows were put on hold. EustGEB Difrb . COSTA MESA - A gun show scheduled for the Orange County Fairgrounds in August will be permitted after approval from the state Division of Fairs and Exposi- tions. The show, scheduled for the Vivanco gets support from all around • T here were many letters of support for Costa Mesa resident Miguel Vivanco, a former Vlce prtnopal at Rancho Alamitos High School m Garden Grove who was sentenced last week to more than 2 112 years m state pnson for having sexual relations with a teenage girl. There were letters from . commuruty leaders, fom1er colleagues of Vivanco's and even handwrit· ten notes from his young chil· dren. lWo of his daughters wrote the 1udge pleading her to spare their father of jail time Vivanco even enlisted the help of his niece who drew a broken heart irl the middle of her letter. •If you don't let my uncle go to jail, the heart will be healed,~ she said. NOT SO NEIGHBORLY Some Costa Mesa residents aren't shy about expressing how they feel about thelf neighbors to the east, Newport Beach. As part of the commuruty input workshop for the revital- u ation of the West Side of Costa Mesa, consultants asked resi-• dents where they thought heavy industry could be moved. Most of the responses were well-thought-out, but others were just plam ~iteful Among the suggestions were Dover Shores and Newport Beach DOWN IN HISTORY Costa Mesa hired a consultant to document all pos 1ble historic sites irl the city. The consultant has submitted a list of more than 4,000 proper- ties that will be presented to the City Council today during their study session. · Mayor Gary Monahan had a chance to previ.ew the list Fnday and noticed that his home had been included on the list, much to his surprise. • •Tue only thing historical about my hou. e is the temute damage,• Monahan said. INDEX -Compiled by the Dai~ Pilot miff AICMll> TOWN ••••••• : ••.••••• 4 ~ .•.....•.•... , ...•.. 7 frcJllCI Rl5 ....•.•.• ~ . . • . •.... 2 filltlC llllm ......... , ..... ·' lfllll5 ............. " ....•.•.... s WD1IB .......... s.•1•1s,.1 weekend of Aug. 21, and another scheduled for November had been put on hold earlier this year because of a court case relating to how the state determined requirements for gun shows. Questions were also raised because of the flurry of gun-con- trol legislation proposed after high-i>rofile incidents such as the Columbine Higt\ School shootinq. •Tue general direction that we got in May was that we were not to issue any new contracts for gun shows," said Becky Bailey-Firld· ley, general manager of the • Orange County· Fd.U'. But the Division of Fairs ·and Expositions instructed officials at the Orange County Fair to allow the August gun show because a contract had already been signed with promoter Crossroads, Bailey- Findley said. The fate of the November gun show hasn't beetl dcoded. It is not known how any legis- lation will affect gun shows at California fairgrounds, said Greg Humer, acting director of the Division of Fairs and Expositions. "Obviously there are a lot of bills in the legislature nght now that are contemplating several different approaches ld gun shows,• Hurner said. Whatever is decided, Cross- roads officials sa1d anYthi.ng that happens at the federal level will probably not affect CaWomia. "The California laws are much mo;e strict than m other Meas of the country,· srud Tracy Olcott of Crossroads. "The thing!> we've been domg m California go above and beyond what is beirig consid- ered at the federal leveL • For example, licensed gun dealers have been reqwred for years to perform background checks at California gun shows. Olcott said. There is also a 10-day waiting period so no one is actual· ly walking out of the f8J.Tgrounds with gun in band. Crossroads is also strict about safety, Olcott saJd. Minors are allowed on ~ grounds only if accomparued by an adult. Also, anyone who brings 1.0 a fll'eann must check it m and have it dis· abled with a nylon be. Ammuni- tion that is sold also comes in sealed conta.mers, she said. Wayne Grimes keep the paint shinlng on his '58 Euro Volkswagen Beetle at the Orange County Fairgrounds where Volkswagen owners gathered Sunday to show off their vehicles. -- Enthusiasts swarm Volkswagen Jamboree · More than 500 owners of Beetles to buses hit the Orange County Fairgrounds to demonstrate the brand's loyal following Story by Bise Gee •l• Photos by Don leach atching the way Carlos Morales caresses his 1990 Volkswagen Corrado, it's easy to understand how }_us girlf riep.d could be jealous of a car. Morales mched his way a long his car's body Sunday me ticulously buffing the bright yellow paint until it reached its shine threshold. "Everyday, I look at it. I polish it. And I clean it,'' the 30-year-old said. "My girlfriend says. 'You care more about your car th an :you do~'" Kyndall Jack. 5, paeteadl io drive her dad's restored '67 VW bus at the Volkswagen Jamboree SEE JAMBOREE PAGE 4 in Co ta M sa. SAY AGAIN MILLENNIUM MOMENT .... Are guns fair game 1 Do you t hink gun shows should be held at the I fairgrounds? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dai- lypilotOearthJink.net: Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone number (for verifica- tion only). City fizzle s at finding source of pollution • Newport Beach wants to comply with county's water clean-up directive, but criminal polluters are tough to identify . NEWPORT BEACH -Before the aty and county can agree on ow to reduce coastal water pol- luuon and unprove water quality, the pollution's source must be idt!ntified, the oty says The remarks came m a pre· pared response to a county grand Jury report on local water quality. "As the grand Jury has noted, it IS difficult to identify the pol· luter to the extent that it meets the appropnate cnminal thresh· olds that will lead to a convtc· tion, • says the letter. The council will debate tonight whether to send the letter to the grdJld jury. The letter to the county said that the Newport Beach Police Department reported that 90° of water The cooom meets at 7 p.m. at City Hal, 2900 Newport Blvd. polluter ca es do not meet the district attorney's threshold for pro ecubon. The oty, which unplemented a s~ tern to hne P:Qlluters last May lmc.s hrst-time offenders $100, Wlth s cond and third violators bemg charged $200 and $500 respectively. The oty has tSSUed 328 citations for prohibited dis- ~hargc .. The grand JUry report, which' said there hctd been approxi- mately 225 beach closmg/advi- ones m 1997. explains that the pollution vdries widely in origin. ·Nearly 75% ot pollutants enlerirlg ocean waters onginate from land activiti , " the report ay . The r ~port directed aties to unprove coordination with other c1ll and th > county. It also called them to make more of an SEE POLLUTION PAGE 4 --' A ~ of the best ~es "°"' ,..,,, ntWI ltorie Taking part in the lives of con1munity c~n 2 Monday, August 9, 1999 · 1ocals. only UP CLOSE Us~g diversity to make a difference + WHEN WERE YOU HIRED?: I started as director of the A World or Difference Institute Orange County Project in August 1996 after falling miserably at six weeks of retirement. + FAMILY STATUS; Mamed to Arthur Kreitenberg. We have two duldren, Elmo (a nickname), 7, and Zoe, 5. +AGE: 36 + EDUCATION: 1980 Graduated Millikan High School in Long Beach; 1984 bachelor's degree in communications, UCLA. 1987 law degree. Southwestern Uru- versity of Law. + PAST POSITIONS: 1987-1996 civil litigator specializing m the defense of management in wrongful-termination and dis- crimination claims Judge pro tern, Los Angeles Murucipal Court. +OCCUPATION: l am the director of the Anti-Defamation League's Orange County A World of Dlf- ference Institute Pro1ect The mstitute's mission is to combat pre1udice, promote democratic ideals and strengthen pluralism in our school!>, communities and law enforcement agencies. Although thls seems far from where I came. 1t 1s actually an effort to cure the disease that leads to claims of d1Scrirrunation in the workpldce. ~ .. EXPLANATION OF JOB IN 1 S WORDS OR LESS: I consult Wlth schools, teachers, students, par- ents, Jaw enforcement agencies and community groups to plan and present workshops that pro- ; ' Unity Through Diversity 10 the corrununity. + YOUR GREATEST PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT: Meeting and marrymg my husband of almost 11 years. --t• YOUR PERSONAL MOTTO: A rolling stone gathers no moss. + A HABIT YOU WISH YOU COUU> CHANGE: I bite my nails when l am bored. . + THE COLlEGE MAJOR YOU ALMOST TOOK: I was almost an economics ma1or, but upper-divi- sion calculus helped me change my mind. · + YOUR GREATEST EXTRAVA-+ YOUR LAST CHARITABLE ACT: I . GANCE T 1. d th cleaned out my closet and donat-: rave mg aroun e cl ld 1988 ·th h b d ed my lawyer-like othes to an wor m Wl my us an . d' 1 thin we spent 5 months traveling . ag_ency that 1slnbutes ~ o . g through Southeast Asia, parts of to women who are trans1borung Afnca and the Middle East. we . into the workforce. don't have bme like that now. .1 + AS A CHILD, WHAT DID SCHOOLMATES TEASE YOU EIOC SAN'l\JCCI I OAlV Pit.OT + WHO ARE YOUR HEROES?: Albert Einstein, Betty Frieden, Florence Griffith Joyner, Henry Kissinger, Marian Wright Edel- man, Martin Luther King Jr., Oprah Wmfrey and Sandra Day O'Connor. + FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM REALITY: A calm sunny day at the beach with a good book and good snacks. + ONE THING YOU WOULD CHANGE ABOUT THE WORLD IF YOU COULD: That we would val- ue the diversity around us and use it as a national resource vide parllc1pants with · tech-+ THE BEST BOOK YOU'VE ruques and skills to challenge READ: •snow Falling on Cedars" prejuctice and ctiscrurunation and by David Guterson and anything to promote mtergroup under-I wntten by James Michener. standing ABOUTI: My kinky hair. I + YOUR IDEA Of EXEROSE: I run three mile~ five ti.mes a week + WHAT IS IN YOUR TRUNK and lift weights about three RIGHT NOW: The remnants of a ti.mes a week. + THE COMPACT DISC IN YOUR + YOUR GREATEST PROFESSION-CAR RIGHT NOW: Soundtrack AL ACHIEVEMENT: I feel that 1 dIIl from #Titanic " My 5-year-old successful when I present the loves the music and can't wait to workshops and the part1C1pants be old enough to see the movie. have pushed themselves beyond their #comfort zone• and have +YOUR MOST TREASURED POS- connected with somebody they SESSION: My children are with· would not have otherwise out a doubt my greatest trea- nolJ.ced. nus 1s the beginning or sures. swruner that dJd not last long enough (sunscreen, tennis rack- ets, a fJShing weight and a sand bucket of treasures complete with sand). + THE FIRST THING THAT ATTRACTED YOU TO YOUR SPOUSE: His sense of adve~ture. the process necessary to live and work successfully and avilly ma diverse community. This past June, I shared thui kind of suc- cess WJth the Costa Mesa cluef of police and nearly 50 other Costa Mesa community members when I facilitated the kickoff of •:O WORD OR PHRASE YOU MOST + THE WORST IDEA YOU EVER OVER\JSE: Hurry upl HAD: Trying to straighten my naturally curly harr. + WHAT CAN YOU COOK?: My kids think my repertoire is limit- ed to macaroni and cheese, but I love to cook mostly Pacific Rim. + WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN VOTED IN HIGH SCHOOL: Mo t likely to be pubhshed. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS +THE THING YOU DISLIKE MOST ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE: My somebmes unruly hair + I HAVE A DREAM THAT: My work with the A world of Differ- ence Institute will make a differ- ence for our chlldren, for our businesses and for our communi- ty as we strive to elirrunate bias and prejudice. + PHONE WHERE PEOPLE CAN REACH YOU: I can be reached at the Anti-Defamation League (714) 979-4733. Costa Mesa man a victim. in Garden Grove shooting tns not clear whether RulUe mew llie shooter's wife. Ruttle, who enllgrated from England 15 years ago, worked at Joan & · David in South Coast Plaza. siderable damage. Police 'have identified Costa Mesa resi- dent Derek Noel Ruttle a1 one of the shooting victims killed at the Uttle Saigon Cafe in Garden Grove last Thursday. Ruttle, 47, and a waitress at the Euclid Street restaurant were shot by a man who lat- er took his own life. The shooter, whose iden- tity has not been released, was reportedly intent on killing lus estranged wife, who wa~ also at ~e cafe. Fire destroys powerboat in Newport Beach Fire officials are investigating a blaze that destroyed a 30-foot bOat Saturday docked in the slips near the 900 block of Bayside Drive. No one was injured m the fire, but the powerboat, valued at $85,000, suffered con- A res1denl in a nearby condommium reported the fire shortly alter 5 a.m. Saturday. When the Newport Fire and Marine Depart- ment arrived, the vessel was engulfed in flames. Firefighters initially concentrated their efforts on keeping the fire from spreading to nearby boats. An Orange County Sheriff Harbors Division fireboat assisted with a foam line and helped extinguish the names within 15 minutes of arriving. The cause or the fire remains under inves- tigation. • Oil-change business OK' d for Mariner's Mile, but councilman says it doesn't belong. JASON Som:R ~"" .NEWPORT BEACH -City Council members are geanng up for a potentially heated -debate Monday over the proposed con- struction of a Jiffy Lube near ,the Balboa Bay Club. Councilman John Noyes is expressing concern over th~ pr~ posal to build the oil-change facil- ity in the Mariner's Mile area. Noyes, who said be didn't think the franchise belonged near such a scenic areai said be didn't agree with the Planning Commission's approval of a construction permi~. "That is not the most appropn- ate use of the property,~ Noyes said. Noyes said he was concerned that a Jiffy Lube on West Coast Highway nught hinder develoH- mcnt m the area. He· said that although the applicant has been •helpful,• the area as a whole needs to be considered. "1 just think we need to make a conscious decision about where we are going in the future with Mariner's Mile," he said. Mayor Dennis O'Neil said he1s neutral on Uie issue. "I am going to waJt and hear the evidence and testimony and make up my mind Monday rught, • he 'said. O'Neil, who said he usually follows Planning Commission recommendations. said he would keep an open mind and "listen.• The issue will go before llie council Monday, when it will be open to public ctiscussion before any motion is voted on. The council also will hearpub- lic comments on a proposal to install a roof sign atop the Block- buster Video store at East Coast Highway. · The council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 2900 Newport Blvd. NEIGHBORS ·Acclaimed dancer Jose Costas has joined Orange Coast Col- lege's Dance Department as a full-time faculty member. He was principal dancer for nine years with Ballet Hispanlco of New York and has been teaching dance for the past four years at Cal State Dominguez Hills. He plans to begin projects at OCC similar to ones be introduced at Dominguez Hills, such as teach- ing dance workshops to local elementary school children. He will perform in the college's · annual Faculty Dance Concert Nov. 6. For more information, call Karen Shanley at 714-432-5506. OCC's Children Center will continue its evening Child care program during the 1999-2000 academic year. The Children's Center provides affordable and comprehensive child-develop- ment services to the children of OCC students. The program runs from 4-7 and 7-10 p.m., Monday through Thursday and is open to children ages 2 1n to 12 years old. For more information, call Lucy Groetsch at 714-432-5569. OCC will be offenng twice the number of onllne Internet courses this term, which begins Aug. 16 There will be nine on.line classes, and all will be taught by a full-time Orange Coast College professor. For more information, call Robert Dees at 714-432-5015. Five students have been. elect- ed to OCC's Associated Studen~ Board of Trustees for 1999-2000. They took office May 12 and will carry out their posibon until May • 10, 2000. The trustees serve as the goverrung board for OCC's Associated Students and meet weekly. The elected students are Ashley Jaguar, Jakaree LeVeaux, Jenny Miller, Lonathan Rossi, and Ronrue Shaw. Beginrung this fall, OCC will present its new Entertainment Technology Program. The pro- gram is designed to train stu- dents for entry-level positions in eight different entertainment industry specialties. For more infonnation, call Cynthia Corley dl 714-432-5640, ext 3 . . Local 4-H and FFA members at the Orange County Fair's • JunJor Uve tock Auction on July 17 raJ.Sed $21~1844 by aUC· borung 236 arumals. Money trom the auction will go to educational programs and scholarships for 4-H and FFA members. Master Seung Hyung Lee hosted the 3rd annual Children's OvemJght Training July 31 and Aug. 1. A seventh-degree black· bolt m taekwondo, Lee hopes lo help 'Children becoQie involved 111 the community as well as learn tolerence and cultural diversity. ENGAGEMENT Buffa-Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Buffa of Costa Mesa ~e pleased 'to announce the engagement of their daughter, Llsa Andrea, to Christopher William Paul, son of Mrs. Kay Jacobstein of Rochester, N. Y., and the late Dr. George Paul. The bride-to-be is the market- ing manager for Maritz navel Company in New York Qty. The groom-to-be~ an account direc- tor With the advertising firm Foo(e, Cone & Belding in New York City. 'Ibey are planning an Oct. 23 wedding in Scarsdale, N.Y., followed by a honeymoon in Hawaii. Usa Andrea Buffa and Christopher William Paul .-~~ .................... r--~--, ,..---. ...... ~--, .-~~---.. .............................. ~~---,~ SllF POLICE FILIS WIATHll VOL 93, NO. 116 ntOMASK.~ Publisher WIUJAM U*>ILL. fetter ITIWIUMU. Managing Editor 1'9M 9DllllAnA. AtM11tM1t MaNglng Editor u. CAHiii. City Editor GM-. N.wlldltof .,_cwm.._ Spotts ldltor MMC IU"""' ,... .... MlfOU1M. a '1llCf Adwi dllog &W••·-PIUlfla•a • ..,, .... °"" ........ OMcmr news stories, lllustr8ttOnS. edlto-n.i matter or ldllertisements herein can be reproducjd with- out written ptrmmion of «IPf· nghtowner HOW IO REA0t US Clfculadon 'The Times 0r.,. 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NEWPORT-MESA-Although every elementary school m the db· tnct partiopates in the DARE anti· drug program, area high SC'hool students said they agreed with d recent study that found the pro· gram isn't effective m keepmg stu- dent£ off drugs "It makes absolutely no dJffer- ence, • Newport Harbor High senior Scott Perkins said. ·1 don't think iJ really afferu anyone at all, .. Sdid Manssa Beck-. er, a seruor at Corona del Mar. •No matter what, people are going to do tt [take drugs),· Mater Dai seruor Meghan Feeney said. Drug Abuse Resistance Educa· tion started in 1983 10 Los Angeles. It IS a program in wruch a police officer visits elementary school classrooms for a~ut an hour a week to talk about the dangers of drug abuse. The program hds spread across the country. But there have long been ques· tions about its effectiveness that the program'1> bming seems Wd)' Off. ·People still do 1t, • said New- port Harbor ruor Signe Hillyard, • who .d.dded that she ·doesn't remember pccif1cs cibout the pro- gr~!ll· ~ •J really don't think it atreru. anyone at an.· Becker said. "It has no impact.· But she said, "It would've • helped to hear 1t again." Corona del Mar Junior Charlie Alshuler said the program teaches students unportant lessons about drug use. •It JUSt made me aware about how drugs work and react in my body,· he said. "And also, the con- sc.aquences of domg them." That atbtude could saJvage a program recently approved by the Newpon B~aeh CityCounol topur- d DARE officer on three campuses. One officer would be placed at Newport Hdfbor High. and anoth- er would split time between Coro- na del Mar High and EllSlQJl Inter- mediate. The officer would teach DARE das~s and handle.any pub- hc-sofcty issues. School offinals also have dis- CUSlit>d creabng a sunilM program m Cosld Mes.:t. Marina, 3, enjoys a dip ln the pool as she tries to give her dog, Maxi, a bath at her home in Costa Mesa. The timing of the teaching, done in elementary school, could be the reason students are not retaining the program's antl-drug me!'sage, researchers at the Uru- vers1ty or Kentucky said in d study published this week. The researchers said •DARE may teach children drug resistance !>kills years before they need them. While the program was ad.nunis· Becker, Perk.ins and Feeney said classes for freshman would be benehoal But DARE classes f6r upperdassmen would probably be treated as a 1oke Five buildings may earn national historic status ' . tered in the sixth grade, most drug Us~ begins in lugh school.· Local high schoolers agreed • Cldsses now would be even more effec-tive because now is when we actually deal w1th it," Perkins said. "I think 1t would :>ea.re a lot of kids mto not doing it.• • Costa Mesa officials to consider listing more prop~rties on local register. Elr~t C.u COSTA MESA - Five build- ings in the city could be eligible for listing on the National Regis- ter of Histonc Places, Sdtd consul- tants hired by the city to research its histonc places. The consultants' report was presented to counal members last week in preparalton for today's C1ty Council Study Session. where members will discuss cre- ating a Local. Register or Historic Places PCR Services Corp. completed BUSINESS NOTES -. Donahue Schriber plans Arizona project Newport Beach-based Don- ahue Schriber recently announced plans to JOin Phoenix- based Koll Development Compa- ny to develop the last ma1or corri- meraal parcel in the northeast valley of Scottsdale, Ariz. Plans call for a 325,000-square foot community lifestyle shop- ptng center, called the Surnnut at Scottsdale, teatllring a gcneral- mercbandise anchor, a food and d.mg component and a collection of: national and local retailers on • -~h .. .-~41-acre site.Tenldbve open ing IS set for spnng 2001. • . 'fr.iZetto announces new VP hire • llte 1iiZetto Group, a New- pod Beach-based enabler of heanh-related C· OUSiDCSS, 15 b4n.ging in Lu Kabir, a 17 -yedr software-arid-Internet veteran, as itS vice president of corporate marketing, strategy and busmess development. Kabir will lead the company's marketing, branding, business sttategy and strategic partnership and alliances. • •1 look forward to accelerating 1Rz.etto's market leadership and gi.Wng recogrution for TriZctto a!I the brand that enabl health e-business,-Kabir said. l I t ' •DICITIOllLLY SPllllll • the survey arid 1dentihed more than 4,000 properties built in the city before 1954 It narrowed that list to 172 that were given CaWor- nia Office of Historic Preservation· rdtings. The buildings· that could ~ considered for listing on the National Register include: • fviethodist Church built in 1928 at 420 W. 19th St. • Diego Sepulveda Adobe built around 1823 at 1900 Adems Ave. • Segerstrom House built in 1915 at 3315 FaiJview Road. • Segerstrom Barn built m 1928 at 33_15 Fairview Road. • Station Master House built .in 1880 at 2150 Newport Blvd. In addition to these, which could be eUgible for national his- toric designation, the company identified more that 140 proper· ties that could be worthy of local recogiution. A local ordinance would create a system for historic properties to be placed on a list that the oty could use as d reference for plan- ning. Mayor Gary Monahan, who Sdld he has reservallons about the program, said his support would depend on the condition that placing such properties could happen only wi~h an owner's con- sent. Also, EIP Associates will pre- Sabatino Tommy Pel.er Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l:nlqH •a reom It clinlaa ,_. a'*Jlablt few P"'14'P b -~ and prhal~ fuDCtkJn. 723-0621 Pleut Call For R~natlom and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • ewport Beach Summer Spe~ial For Men &Women You can .. ~ remove facia •nd body hair without the rmndatory •nd lengthy sun restrictions of all other IMer h.ir removal systenw. sent the council with a swrunary of the last West Stde Speohc Plan workshop. A plari is expected to be completed m September. The council will also receive a staff memo on design and con- struction costs of various unprove- ments for Fai~ew Park MEXICAN RESTAURANT The Cily Council Study Ses- sion is scheduled for 4:30 pro. toddy in Conference Room lA of City Hall, 77 Fair Dnve. OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO AS WELL AS BAJA WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS JO-GO Cockta1ls Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. 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Inter-Shows Motorsport Pro- moters· Spectators and exhibitors at the show had thel.1' choice of Volkswagen models to choose from. Beetles, buses, K~ann Gluds and Notches were on dis- play Even a small number of Things, which were made only in 1973 and 1974, were there Dick and Jeanne Geirman brought theu 1967 Westfalia van to the show to display the recently completed work they'd performed, from its new pa.int JOO to renovated intenor cabi- nets. The Ge1Tmdns are dle-hard Volkswagen .lovers. POLLUTION CONTINUED FROM 1 effort to educate the publlc on water polluuon laws and seek more effec live means of catchlng .and punishing polluters A5 1t prepdTes to respond to the report. the council will aJso dis- cuss a resolution for a DNA study on conldminants m N<>wport Bay. Gov Gray DaHs ldst month ·- •nu is my ur:th Volksw - gen,• Dick said. •They'll run until they completely fall apart.• The new model of the Volk· swagen Beetle has helped rekindle mterest · m the oar&, Martinez said. But people seem to love the old classic cars today for thf? same reason they became so popular in the 60s, Martmez said. "They were economical," he said. *They were fun to drtve around, and you could bx ttiem yourselves.• John Sidener, who owned a 1963 Beetle in high school, has worked for Uie past year-and-a- haU wiih his 21-yed.r-old ·son, Michael, on restonng a 1969 BeeUe. Sidener said he still prefers the old classic VolkSwagens to the newer models, saying the newer ones and their owners don't have the same heart that classic entfiusiasts ao. Sidener has not met Morales. "For some people it's a hob- by,• Morales said. "For me it's a way of life. You are what you drive.• approved $175,000 in state funds for the study. Councilman John Noyes said he supports the study. He said U. unportant to detennine who and what is contaminating the bay. •Tue goal is to identify the source so we can control it.• he said. Mayor Dennis O'Neil, who is reviewmg the DNA study, said it sounded like a •reasonable" Uung to do. Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! r r S 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • One Block Soulll or 405 Fwy --(714) 545-7168 • send AROUND TOWN items to the Oa ty Pilot ]?() w Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 642 S680. Ext. 228. A complete li'ting of Around Town may be found at daflypllot com The Late t Thing Teaching and H n"" Center offers a class on •Elemental Wisdom,• an experi- ential workshop on the four ele- ments of mr, fire, water and earth taught by Sandra S~auer, from 7 to 9 p.m. The lee ls $10. Tha Ldtest Thin~ is at 270 E. 17th St., 'Costa M For more information, call (949) 645-6211. ParUdpants ln the Newport Beach Public Library's Summer Reading Program are invited to attend the grdlld finale ice cream social at 10:30 a.m. at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more Information, call (949) 717· 3801. .. The City of Newport Beach will have Bass Fishlng Camps Mon- day-Thursday, Aug. 9-12 from 2- 4:30 p.m. and Tuesday-Friday, Aug 17-20 from 9-11:30. Classes will be held at 16th Street bay side on the Newport Beach Penin- sula. Class fee is $53 for Newport residents and $58 for nonresi- dents. For more information, con- tact Community Services Depart- ment at (949) 644-3151 TUESDAY The Jewish Farruly Service of Oran!Je County provides a sup- port group for adults recovering_ from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. Meetings are Tuesday from 8:09 to 9:30 p.m. at the agenc;y's office at 250 E. Baker Stte t. Costa Mesa. Preregistra- tion is requl1'ed For more infor- mation, call (714) 445-4950. The Sandwich Generation, the first of a three-part series each 1\lesday oflenng llps on unprov- ing communication in relation- ships, will take place at the Jew- D.R. Lnniak came co California from M1am1 two years ago m enroll at Cal Poly Porn na. ") \\,,, rcaJ} to major in engineenng at Cal Poly, but I Jn rrcd hy Orange Coa t College's campus co wander around. I c;topped by the Technology Ccncer and wa~ hluwn away. "for the past cwo years, I've been majoring Tn m<mufaccurmg technology at OCC. I'm now cmployeJ by an Orange Councy mould shop, working w1ch m1cccion plasucs and powde;ed metallurgy ... and earning a~reat salary! "OCC has scrai~hcened out my future and given • me definite alternative . I may still transfer co Cal Poly co earn an engineering degree, but I'm loving the challenges of the manufacturing industry." Tuition for California residents i just $11 per unit. Financial aid is available. OCC ranks number one out o( Southern California's 57 community ~ollege:; in transferring ~tu<lcnts co UC and Gil Seate camp OCC' 130 career progrdms are second-to-none! 0 1ll NOW for fall rcgiscracion infonnacion. vi it OCC's Weh Site at: www.occ.cccd.tdu #ORANGE COAST COLLEGE 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa OCC'S FALL CLASSES BEGIN MO iAY, AUGUST 16! We'U MflJ '°"pt daere ... (714) 432-5662 •• AROUND TOWN 1 h Commumty Cent r of Orange County, dt 250 E. Baker St., C<hta Mesa. Members pay $45, non· member pay $55 for r rva· tions or information, cull (714) ?SS..0340, Ext. 271. The Ronald Reagan Center for Public Affaus prescnb The Rea- gan Forum with NBC new anchor and author Tom Brokdw at 6 p.m. al the Rcayan Librury. For more information. please caU l805) 522-2977. WEDNESDAY "Dlspelltng the Myttis About Y2K." a free public.' rontinentaJ breakfast and prcsentdllon spon- sored by LADS, an IBM business partner, will address the myriad i.-;sues and hy!!tena that have sur- rounded th1s histonc event from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Newport Beach Tenrus Club, 2601 I!ast- bluff Dnve, Newport Beach. For more information, caU (949) 448- 9578. . The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Noon Networlcing Luncheon, featunng marketing e?<pQrl Dr. Michael Ames, will be hPld at noon at lhe Sutton-Place Hotel, '4500 MacArthur Blvd:, Newport Beach. Members are $15 with a reservation and potential mem- bers are $20 For more inforrOd· llon, call (949)729-4400 The Home and Small Business Alliance will meet from 8:30 to 9·45 a.m. at Muni's Cafe to discuss "Mailing List Do's and Don'ts. • Owners of small business are invited to attend al no charge. Mimi's Cafe is at the comer of ~arranca and CuJver 10 lrvine. For reservations and inlormahon, call (949) 786-00:30 THURSD'AY Mother's: The Natural Choke, will hold a hook signmg and totu cooking rldss by Akasha, author of the *Art of Tofu.• The event will be at Mother's Costa Mesa store from 6:30-7 30 and will cost $10 per per on Reservations are required. For more iniom1ation, caU 1-800-595- MOMS. BILLS? (888) 506 LOAN :. :. :. . : . . ' . . FRIDAY The Latest Thing Teaching and Healing Center offers a clas on "l~h~1ad.tan Tools for Living: Co· Creab.ng with Spirit• from 6 to 9 p.m. Taught by Krista Kirkwood, this workshop focuses on unster- tanding the way that thought, judgment, emotions and frequen- cy shape our perceptions and ere· ate the reality we expenence. Guided meditation and toning exercise follow the discussion. The fee is $33 with advanced reg- istration. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa. For more information or reservations, call (949) 645-6211. SATURDAY Christlan Singles 39 and Better will host a Catalina Island Day Thp starting at 8:45 a.m. The group will meet at the Manners parking lot-to carpool to Newport Beach. Tour the island and enjoy a leisurely lunch on a sunny beach. The boat leaves the coast at 9 a.m. Cost is $38 per person. Mariners is at 5001 Newport Coast Drive, Irvine. ~or reserva- tions or more .i.nf ormation, call Valerie at (714) 536-4863. The Latest· Thing Teaching and Healing Center offers a class on "Energetic Conununication • from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Taught by Jim and Anne Kinney, the class focuses on helping people connect more eas- ily with others and learning to say what's in their minds and hearts. The fee is $40 wt th advanced reg- istration. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa For more information, call (949) 645- 6211. A back-country hike and moun- tain bike ride will take place at q a m. at CrystaJ Cove State Park, 8471 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers and bikers will meet at El Morro VlSitor Center. Pdrkmg is $6. For more informa- tion, call (949) 497-7647 "Lovely Lavenders" will be pre- sented by Cristin Fusano an,d Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Learn how to grow, care for and select great tomatoes. For more information, call (949) 640- 5800. Salomon Smith Bainey ls spon- sonng •you· and Your 401(K) Rollover Workshop• at 9:30 a.m. at SaJomon Smith Barney, 19000 ·~Beautiful Hair! MEN'S CUT COLOR&CUT Weave &Cut $15 Safe $50 Sale $70 Safe $20 Reg. $65 Reg. $85 Reg. New cilents only • Bring this ad Offer Expires 9/30/99 • We me only profe,sional products: GoJdwdt • Retlken • Paul MiccheJI. • Ncxxus • Sebastian • Framesi HAIRSP~V 540-1877 ftlE SALON I Open 7 days I • 2981 Bristol St. #B3 Costa Mesa (Baker/Bristol) • SPINNINCe • •AEROBICS • STU• CLAaaEa •TAI CHI •YOGA • Pt-tYSIOTHEAAPY • S"ORTS MROICINE REHAB • FRIENDLY EXPERT STAP,,. • MEDICALLY ESTA8LI •H 110 PRINCIPALS DEDICATED TO OUR MEMBERS LONG TERM FITNESSI Doily Pilot • MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. The workshop is tree. For reservations rnll Stuart Shim t (949) 955-7562. SUNDAY Visit the Truck Jamb-Oree from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in tront of ,!he. Arlington Theater at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The show runs from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. Admission 1s $12 for adults, $5 tor 1unio1s (6-12) and children under 6 are free. For'more rnfonnation call Inte r-Shows Motorsport Pro- motions Inc. at (714) 582-2371. AU~. 16 .. . OCC' one-unit begtnhing goU class starts with six morning and everung sections available. The course will provide instruction in putting, chipping, pitching and hitting out of !he sand.-Thalun- damentitls of the full swing Will also be covered. Enrollment is $12 per urut and is not limited to full- time students. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5072. The Latest Thing Teaching & Healing Center offers •Feng Shui for Pnvate Spaces• with Carole Weaks from 7 to 9 p.m. The class ts $25 with advanced re9'istration. To register, or for more informa- tion, call (949) 722-2933. OCC's law cowses get underw .. y. •1ntroducbon to Law,• "Busines., Ldw" and •Business Law 2" will all be avadable tlus fall . These three-urut courses are open to thtl public. Enrollment 1s $12 per unit For more inlormatlon, call (714 ) 432-5072. OCC's marriage and family course begins. The three-unit course includes topics such as ·Tue Changing Norms of tvfon- Woman Relations,• "Theoretical Background for Being a Health~ P(;lrson, • "Parenl-ChlJd Relations and How to Improve Them,• *The Uses and Abuses of Anger,• "Human• Sexuality," "Divorce• and "Love.• Enrollment is $11 per urut. For more information, call (714) 432-5072. The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hold a general meeting at 1 p m. at the South Coast Plaza WesJ.in Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Admisl>ion is free and all Republicam. are welcome. F.or more information. caU (714) 556· 8555 AUG. 17 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Business Referral Breakfost, featunng Jea- nine Just, president of Kreative Solutions and accomphshed author, will be held at 7:15 a,m. at The Pdcific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach Cost for members is $15 with a reservation and potential members, $20. Reservations are requested. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. A free seminar and book signing ·titled •Detox WI th Greens, Super- foods and Raw Foods• will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at tlie Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta Mesa Reservations required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. Anglers age 15 to adUlt are in\ltt- ed to participate in a tw&-mght, one-day bass fishing course, •Academy of Bass Fishing," from 6:30 to 9 p.m. m the Balboa Com- munity Center. The second evening session will meet Aug. 19 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. m the center. The day ses ion. will feature a casting clinic on the bay from 8 to 10 a .m. Aug. 21. The course will be instructed by Keith N1ghswonger, tournament bass angler and gwde. Register m ~r son at the Newport Beach Com·· munity Servtces office at 3300 Newport Hlvd. Por more informa- tion, call (9•9) 644-3151 • AUG.18 . A ..... ...unar UUecl •streul Nutritional Solutions• Will be pr~ tented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cefe at Mother's Market and Kltdlen, 225 E. 11tb St., Col· ta Mela. Relervadoal required POr more informatlara. mD f800l• ~. ' ' I EYE-OPENER . •.. 144 days. Monday, Augu.t 9, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949.57 4-4223 MARC MAAT1N I OAll.V Pl.OT Denise Woodard of host Mesa Verde Country Club enters with the 'home course' edge in Friday's showdown. • Mesa Verde Country Club Champion is on a missi&n. ftlfJI RU 0t SS TEA. CUP Newport Beach Country Club two years ago, Woodard shot 86, then carded an 87 la:at year at Santa Ana. •rm trying to play better -you'd be surprised,• laid Woodard, who owns and operates Mail Box s Etc. lil Costa Mesa and wti awarded Most Improved Franchisee this year in Orange County, soanng to a No. 9 ranking out of ~2 outlets. CLASSIC •1 just don't want to come in lelt place,• added Wootlatd, who Will u.~ M ... Verde Udltant pro Jeremy Cl9venger u • a.dctie. The eYeDt ls~ to prOIDCMe WOIMD'i golf. bring the golf community dOler togMbar and. ulltmat81y, aown bllr Plb women's ch...-wttb • IOv.r tM -...... grand ..... "'*' ' 'omi16-totbe'nMIGupO ': aed tbla pabllc Ii WilCOIM to .-.r Ill ---Plowd '° ...... .mini ...... of =-·-111it ... dum .. ..... . ........ . • QUOTE Of THE DAY "My mom has been lookiig forward to the Tea Cup <lassie al year. She has to p8' lw hone shows Cl'oond.~. She ahways ~ 'When's the Tea Cup? ~·s she Tea~?·-· Denise Woodant three-time tea-cupper · ftl SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM . . Estancia •A key defensive cog in the Eagles' undefeated championship run through the Sea View League. Rltll'\RD Dt \'II Af formidable n efensive end on tancia High's win· ningest football team ever, Kevin Thomas was little for his position, but played like a giant. At 6-foot, 175 pounds, Thomas eluded offensive linemen with regularity and creamed opposing ballcamers whenever he had the opportunity. "I was pretty small for a Tustin in Week 9 to lock up its f~t league championship m 10 years, ·we were up like 12·7 and (the Tillers) were driving on us (m the second half),• Thomas said. "They got to our 20 and w~ put up a pretty good stand, and, ultimately ended up winmng that game (17-12) and guaranteeing ourselves the league championship. That Tustin game was our best defensive game.· ln addition to Thomas and Petrone, Estanoa was led on defense by linebackers Jeremie Chapin and Ty Hilbert. while runrung backs Josh Wo1kiewicz (an All-CIF pick) and Gary Burrows and center Chris Coons anchored the offense defensive end, which wasn't a bad thing when you're going against bigger linemen, because I could get a step on them and I think that . was something which benefited me," Thomas said. "Hopefully, 1 could get by them before they put a hand on me. H ln the final season of the 1980s, Thomas and an Estancia defense, "Gomg into our senior year, we'd been Kevin Thomas together a long time, so wluch also featured linebacker Dan Petrone, made history. Coach John Llebengood's Eagles posted an impeccable 10·0 record wi.tb six shutouts while capturing the Sea View League championship •Basically, the group we had grew up together and a lot of guys played Pop Warner together,• said Thomas, a two-time all-league selection and two-ti.me All-CIF Southern Section Division VI choice. A three-year starter who played every game in that span, Thomas was the Eagles' lead r in quarterback sacks with 10.5 (for mmus-102 yards) and tackles for losses with 16 that season as they blanked city rival Costa Mesa, Los Amigos, Laguna Beach, Orange, University and Saddle back. The Eagles, however, seeded No. 2 in the CIF Division VI playoffs, were upset in the first round by La Mirada, 15·12, at Newport Harbor High. It was the same year (1989) that Coach Dave Holland's Corona del Mar Sea Kings won their SPcond straight CIF OJ.vision VI tiUe. ·we had a couple of goals Ui8 yeai, and one of ur-em was to beat Corona del Mar, which we'd never done in our freshmen, sophomore or juruor years,• said Thomas, who Eagles topped CdM, 16-3, in Week 6. . Estancia, which had given up only one touchdown in its first seven games, needed to beat we all felt that we would have an excellent leam, • said Thomas. who had 46 tackles (27 solo) that season Thomas said his football career was greatly influenced by two a. si.stant coaches who have pa.-; ed away iD the last two years, Paul Troxel (a Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner who died this year) and Bill Denny (the former Mission Viejo head coach). - "Tho~e guys were great coaches and great motivators,• Thomas said. "They were always positive guys." Thomas also played middle blocker m volleyball at Estancia and, as & seruor, started alongside current US national team member Matt Fuerbnnger, who wru> a sophomore 111 the spring of 1990. •1 tned out for the baseball team, but r could never hit the curveball, • Thomas Sdld. • 1 went into volleyball. because it was c;omething to keep me in shape.• Thomas retired from football. attended San Diego State and graduated m 1995 with a liberal arts degree. Thomas, 27, is single and lives in Co ta Mesa. He's involved in a start-up~ supplem·Prrt- busmcss called Ahi Performance Wlth fonner Estancia tennis players Devin Bowen and nm Leonard. Thomas added he •doc a little opbon trading on the ide.• Thomas is a member of the Daily PilOt Sport Hall ~. • r celebrating the millenruwn. I 0 L f G= apoatbeNa ......... 11Dal11 ... ..., .... .......... ' · 4 .. Monday. Augu11t 9, 1999 JAMBOREE CONTINUED FROM 1 Although Morale ' girlfnend might not hare his love for Volkswagens, Morales found plenty of enthu. iast at the Orange County Fairgrounds. More than 500 Volkswagen owners and their vehicles con- verged Sunday for a VW Jam- boree. • n·s almost like d cult of peo- ple who are mto these bugs," said Al Martinez, president of Inter-Shows Motorsport Pro- mote~. Spectators and exlubitors at the show had their choice of Volkswagen models to choose from Beetles, buses, Karmann Ghlds and Notches were on dis- play. Even a small number of Things, which were made only in 1973 and 1974, were there. Dick and Jedrute Gelrman brought their 1967 Westfaha vari to the show to display the rece~Uy completed work they'd perfom1ed, from its new paint JOb to renovated intenor cabi- nets The Ge1rmans are die-hard Volkswagen lovNs. POLLUTION CONTINUED FROM 1 . - ·Tb.ls my th Volkswa- gen,• Dick sma. "They'll run until they completely fall apart.• The new model of the Volk· swagen Beetle has hel~d rekindle intere~t ih the cars, Martinez said. But people seem to love the old classic cars today for the" same reason they bec'ame o popular in the 60s, Martinez said. "They were econonucal." he said. MThey were fun to drive around, and you could fix them yourselves." John Sidener, who owned a 1963 Beetle in high school, has worked for the past year-and:a- half with bls 21-year-old son, Micliael, on restoring a 1969 Beetle. • Sidener said he still prefers the old classic Volkswagens to the newer models, saying the newer ones and their owners don't have the same heart that classic enlliusiasts do. Sidener bas not met Morales. •For some people it's a hob- by,• Morales said. •For me tt's a way of We. You are what you dnve.• approved $175,000 in state funds for the stupy. Councilman John Noyes said he supports the study. He said is effort lo educate the publtc on unportant to detemune who and water pollution ldws and seek what 1S contaminabng the bay. more effl'c live mt•ans of catching I ·111e goaJ lS to identify the and purustung polluters source so we can control it," he A~ 11 pn.•µtirt>S to respond to the said. report the council will also dis-Mayor Dennis O'Neil, who is cuss a rl'solutrnn tor a DNA study reviewing the DNA study, said 1t· on contdmmants in Nl'wport Bay sounded like a •reasonable- Gov. Gray Od\:IS ldst month Uung to do. ~~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! z 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • One Bloc:ll SooUI of •05 Fwy ii (714) 545-7168 "I \\"'' rc.1<ly 10 majllr m engineenng at Cal Poly, but I Jrl rrt•J h~ Or~"lnl!C Coa-t College' campus to. wander c1mund I ~topped by the Technology (\:mer and wa' hlnwn away. "For che pa~t two years. I've been majoring in m.mufactunng technology at OCC. I'm now employeJ hv an Orange Counry mould shop, Wllrkmg w1rh 1n1cction plasttcs and powdered rne~t11lurgy ... anJ earning a great salary! "OCC has maightened out my fut~e and given me definite alternative . I may still transfer to Cal Pnly co earn .in engmeering degree, buc I'm loving the challenge~ of the manufacturing mdustry." Tuition for California. r~idents is just $11 per unit. Financial aid 1s avatlable. OCC ranks number one out of &1uchem California' 57 comrnun1ry colleges in transferring student~ to llC and Cal Scace camp QCC'c; l JO c uccr programs arc ~ond·to·none! C1ll NOW for foll regi cration infonnation. v1~it OCC\ Weh ite ac! www.occ.cccd.cJu ORANGE COAST COtLEGE 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • Send MOUND TOWN items to the Oa ly Pilot. 330 w 8ay St.. Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170. or call (949) 642 5680. fxt 228. A complete listing of Around Town may ~found at dally'pJlotcom. TOQAY The Latest Thing Teacbtng and JI oli.Dg Center offer:. a class on •Elementnl Wisdom,• an E'JC.peri- cntilil workshop Ol,l the tour ele· montS of air, hre, water ana earth ·taught by Sandra Sauer, from 7 to 9 p.m. The tee is-SH>. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa for more inlonnation, cdll (949) 645-6211 . ParUdpants In the Newport Beach Public Library's Summer Reading Program are invited to attend the grdnd finale ice cream social at 10:30 a.m. at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717- 3801.. The City of Newport Beach will have Bdss Fishing Camps Mon- day-Thursday, Aug 9-12 from 2- 4:30 p.m. dnd Tuesday-Friday, Aug. 17-20 from 9-11:30. Classes will be held at 16th Street bay side on the Newport Beach Penin- sula. Class fee is $53 for Newport residents and $58 for nonresi- dents. For more information, con- tact Community Sel'Vlces Depart· ment at (949) 644-3151. TUES PAY The Jewish Fdmily Service of Orange County provides a sup· port group for adults recovering from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. Meetings are Tuesday from 8:00 to 9;30 pm at the agency's office at 250 E. Baker Stre<.t. Costa Mesa Preregistra- tion· is required For more infor- mation, call (714) 445-4950. The Sandwich Generation, the hrst of a three-part series edch Tu~sday oUering tips on unprov- ing • commurucabon in relallon- ships, will take place at the Jew- PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY ' ', y ('• tr ~ -•.; ol 'Ii t ~f I Law Offices of John Rapillo (949) 675-5060 OCC'S FALL CLASSES BEGIN MO ~. AUGUST 161 · We'll 1ae11J ,ou Id daere ... (7l4J 432-5662 AROUND TOWN bh Commun ty Center of Orange County, at 250 E. B ker St., Oo:.ta Mesa. Member:. pay $45, non- members pav $55. For r erva- Uons or information, call (714) 755-0340, Ext. 271. · . FBI PAY lbe Latest Thing Teaching and Healing Center ofters a cla s on •p1e1adian Tools for UVlllg: Co-. Creating with Spint" from 6 to 9 p.m. Taught by Krista Kirkwood, The Ronald Reagan Center for this workshop focuses on under· Public Affau"R presents The Rea-standing the way that thought, gan Forum Wllh NBC news judgment, emotions and frequen- anchor and author Tom Brokaw at cy shape our perceptions and cre- 6 p.m, ?t the Re.agun Lilmuy. For 1 ate the reality we experience. more informauon, pledse call Guided meditation and toning (805) 522-2977. exercise follow the discuss1on. WEDNESDAY . "Dispelling the Myths About Y2K." a free public continental break.fast and presentation spon- sored by LADS, an IBM business partner, will address the mynad i<osues and hystena that have sur- rounded this lustonc event from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Newport Beach Tennis Club, 2601 East- bluff Drive, Newport Beach. For more mtonnation, call (949} 448- 9578. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Noon Networking Luncheon, featunng marketing expert Dr. Michael Ames, will be h~ld ctt noon at the Sutton · Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members are $15 with a reservation and pott:!ntial mem- bers are $20 For more infonna- tion, call (949) 729-4400. The Home and Small Business Alliance will meet from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe to chscuss •Mailing List Do's and Don't!>.· Owners of sma11 business are mVited to attend al no charge. Mum's Cafe is at the corner of ,Barranca and Culver m lrvme. For reservations and information, call (949) 786-0030 THURSDAY Mother's: The Natural Choice, will hold a book s1grung und tofu cooking cl<1ss l>y Akaslrn, author of the H Art of Tofu.• The event The fee is $33 with advanced reg- istration. The Latest Thing is at' 270 E. 17tl) St., Costa Mesa. For more information or reservationi;, call (,949) 645-6211. SATURDAY ChrtStian Singles 39 a.n.d Better will host a Catalina lsland Day Trip starting at 8:45 a.m. The group will meet at the Mariners parkmg-loLto carpool to. Newport Beach. Tour the island and enjoy a leisurely lunch on a sunny beach. The boat leaves the· coast at 9 a.m. Cost is $38 per person. Mariners is at 5001 Newport Coast Drive, Irvine. For reserva- tions or more .in.formation, cd.li Valerie at (714) 536-4863. The Latest Thing Teaching and Healing Center offers a class on "Energetic Communication" from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Taught by Jim and Anne Kinney, the class focuses on helping people connect more eas- ily with others and learning to say what's in their minds and hearts. The fee is $40 with advanced reg· 1stration. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645- 6211. A back-country hike and moun- tain bike ride will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach f'Iikers and b1kers• will meet at El Morro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. For more informa- · tion, call (949) 497-7647 . will be at Mother's "Lovely Lavenders" will be pre- Costa Mesa store fro~ 6'30-7:30 senled by Cristin Fusano and and wdl cost $10 pe~ person. Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m at Reseryations dre requ1rl'd. For I Roger's Garderis, 2301 San more i~ormat10n. Cttll 1-800-595-I Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del MOMS. . . Mar. Learn how to grow, care for •SPINNING• •AEROBICS • 8Tll.llJ CLASSES •TAI CHI •YOGA and select great tomatoes. For more-information, call (9~) 640- 5800. Salomon SmJth Barney Is spon- soring MYou and Your 40l(K) Rollover Workshop• at 9:30 a.m. at Sa.lomon SIJUth Barney, 19000 Beautiful Hair! MEN'S CUT COLOR&CUT Weave &Cut $15 Sale $50 Sale $70 Sale $20 Reg. $65 Reg. $85 Reg. New clients only • Bring this ad Offer Expires 9/30/99 • PHYSIOTHEltAPV • SPOlltTS MEDICINE REHf.8 • FRIENDLY EXPERT STAFF • M IEOICALLY ESTABLolSHEO PlltlNC:IPAUJ DEDICATED TO OUR MEMBERS LONG TERM FITN I Ddily Pilot · MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. The work.'>hop b free. For reservaUon:. call Stuart Shun t (949) 955-7562. SUNDAY Vlstl the Tr~ck Jamboree from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in hont of lhe . Arlington Theater at the Orange County Fair & Exposibon Center. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The · show runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4dmission is $12 for adults, $Slor juniors (6-12) and children under 6 are free. For more information call Inter-Shows Motorsport Pro- 'motiOns·lnc. at (714) 582-2371. AUG. 16 OCC's one-unit begtnning golf cl.ass starts with six morning and everung sections available. The course will provide instruction m putting, chippmg, pitching and _hitting out of the and Th Cun.;. damentals of the full swing will also be covered Enrollment is $12 per unit and is not lunited to full. time students. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-5072. The Latest Thing Teaching & Healing Center offers "Feng Shw for Pnvate Spaces" with Carole Weaks from 7 to 9 p.m. The class is $25 with advanced registration. To register, or for more informa- hon, call (9491722-2933 OCC's law courses get underw~y. •Jntroductlon to Law,· "Busme<;!, Law" and "Business Law 2" will all be avdilable this fall. Thesu three-urut courses are open to the public. Enrollment is $12 per unit. For more information, call (714) 432-5072. OCC's marriage and famUr course begms. The three-unit course includes topics such as . "The Changing Nomts of .Man- Woman Relations,• 'Theoretical BackgroW1d for Being a He41.th} Person,• ff Parent-Child Relations and How to Improve Them," •ThP-Uses and Abuse!. of Anger,• •Human Sexuahty, • "Divorce• and "Love · Enrollment is$1 l per urut. For more mformabon. c'dli (714) 432-5072. The Republlcan Party of Orange County Central Comnuttee Wlll hold a general meeting at 1 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza WesJm Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd.. C<>5ta Mesa. Admission IS tree and dll Repubhcans are welcome. For more information, call (714} 556- 8555 AUG. 17 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Business Referral Break.fast, featuring Jea- rune> Just, president of Kreative Solutions and dccomplished author, will be held dt 7:15 a.m at The Pacihc Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach Cost for members is $15 with a reservallon and potential members, $20. Reservatioris are requested. For more information. call (949) 729-4400. A free semlnar and book s1gntilg ·titled •oetox with Greens, Super- foods and Raw Foods. will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at llie Patio C~fe at MotlierYMarke and Kitchen. 225 E. 17th St, Cos- ta Mesa. Reservations required. For more information, call (800) 595-6667. Anglers age 15 to adUlt are lnYtt- ,cd to participate in a tWA-niQ.ht, one-day bass fishing course, "Academy of Bass FlShing, • from 6;30 to 9 p.m. in the Balboa Com- munity Center. The ~econd everung session Will rneet Aug. 19 from 6:30 to 9 p .m. in the center .. The day ses ion will feature a casting clinic on the bay from 8 to • 10 a.m. Aug. 21. The course will be instructed by Keith N1ghswonger, tournament bass angler and gwdc. Register m per- son at the Newport Beach Com· munity Servtc office at 3300 Newport Blvd. For more informa· lion. call (949) &44-3151. AUG.18 A tree Mmlnar tlUed •stress• Nutritional Solutiom • will' be pre· sented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Pado Cafe at Motta'• Market and KJtchen, 225 B. 17th St , Col· ta Meta. blarvatlOlll required. For more lnfonnetlaa. call flOO) ~. EYE--OPENER . .. ... 144 !Jays. Monday, Augu~ 9, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Corlson • 949-57 44223 MARC MARTIN I DAl.V PlOT Denise Woodard of host Mesa Verde Country Club enters with the 'home course' edge In Friday's showdown. • Mesa Verde Country Club champion is on a mission. Newport Beach Country Club TEA: CUP two years ago, Woodard shot 86, then carded an 87 last year at Santa Ana. "I'm trying to play better -you'd be swprised. • said Woodard, who owns and operates Mail Boxes Etc. m Costa Mesa and wa.s awarded Most Improved Pranchisee lhis year m Orange County, soanng to a No. 9 ranldng out of 52 outlets. CLASSIC •1 JUlt don't want to come tn last piece,• added Woodard. who wW use M_. Verde Ulistant pro Jeremy ~uacaddie. 1be event lt lt8g9d to pnnote ~ golf, bring the golf cammunlty doler' =and. uldlDaWy, aown ~ ;c;m.~ dWl'IP°" With .... -----~:ad8e. ~&+tu' dan •6.e to tbe 1M CUp 0 rd: 8il .. pablc11 wUcaM~ ID ......... ,,.,. ... ., bit -taidcmg•rouni of ................ duba .. nM1IDCI F .......... QUOTE Of THE DAY •My mom has been ~ forward to the Tea Cup Ckmic rj year. She bas fQ pie.wt hw hotw shows cround h. She Mys m4 '\\1ien's the Tea Cup? When's the Tea ~? -• Denise Woodard, three-t ime tea-<upper • fl fl seo·RTS 'HALL OE EAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM • ,. Estancia •A key defensive cog in the Eagles' undefeated championship run through the Sea View League. R10iARD Du-iN Tustin iD Week 9 to lock up its f11st league championship in 10 years. N a formidable flt ·we were up like 12-7 and efensive end on (the Tillers) were driving on us stancia Hlgh's wm-(m the second half),• Thomas ningest football team ever, KeVUl sd.ld. "They got to our 20 and we Thomas was little for his 'position, put up a pretty good stand, and, but played like a giant. ultimately ended up winning At 6-foot, 175 pounds, Thomas that gdllle (17-12) and eluded offensive linemen with guaranteemg ourselves the regularity and creamed opposmg league championship. That bdllcarriers whenever he had the Tustin game was our best opportunity. defensive game." "l was pretty small for a In addition to Thomas and defensive end, which Petrone, Estanoa was wasn't a bad thing when led on defense by you're going against linebackers Jeremie bigger linemen. because Chapin and TY Hilbert, 1 could get a step on while runrung backs them and I think that Josh Wo1kiewicz (an was something wlucb All-ClF pick} and Gary benefited me,• Thomas Burrows and center said. "Hopefully, I could Chris Coons anchored get by them before they the offense. put a hand on me.• • "Gomg into·our ln the final season of senior year, we'd been the 1980s, Thomas and Kevin Thomas together a long time, so an Estancia defense, we all felt that we wluch also featured linebacker would have an excellent team,· Dan Petrone, made history. said Thomas, who had 46 tackles Coach John Liebengood's Eagles (27 solo) that eason. · posted an impeccable 10-0 Thomas Sclld lus football record with six shutouts while c4reer was grt!atly influenced by captunng the Sea View League two assJ.Stant coaches who hav.e_ championslup passed away in the last two "Basically, the group we had years, Paul noxel (a Daily Pilot grew up together and a lot of Sports Hall of Farner who died guys played Pop Warner this year) and Bill Denny (the together,• ~d Thomas, a former Mission Viejo head two.time all-league selection and coach). two-time All-CIF Southern "Those guys were great Section DiVlSion VI choice. coaches and great motivators,• A three-year starter who Thomas Sdld. ~They were always played every game in that span, pOSltive guys." Thomas was the Eagles' leader Thomas also played mxddle m· quarterback sacks with 10.5 • blocker m volleyball at Estancia (for minus-102 yards) and tackles and, as a seruor, started for losses with 16 that season as alongside current U.S national they blanked. city rival Costa team member Matt Fuerbringer, Mesa, Los Amigos, Laguna who was a sophomore in the Beach, Orange, Uruversity and spring of 1990. Saddleback "I tned out for the baSeball The Eagles, however, seeded team, but I could never tut the No. 2 in the CIF D1Vislon VI C'Ul'Veball, • Thomas said. ·1 went playoffs, were upset ID the fu-st mto volleyball. because it was round by La Mirada, 15-12, at something to keep me in shape: Newport Harbor High It was the Thomas retired from football, same year (1989) that Coach attended San.Diego State and Dave Holland's Corona del Mar graduated m 1995 with a liberal Sea Kings won their second arts degree. straight CIF OiVlSion VI bUe. Thomas, 27. is single and lives ·we had a couple of goals m Costa Mesa. He's involved ID a -that-yea:r, and mtem them was start·up sports u.pplement to beat Corona del Mar, which business called Alu Performance we'd never done in o\.lr with former Estanoa tennis freshmen, sophomore or juruor players OeVln Bowen and nm years,• said Thomas, whose Leonard. Thomas added he Eagles topped CdM, 16-3, in •doe a little option trading on Week 6. the side.• Estancia, )Vhich had given up Thomas is a member of the oilly one toucl:idown in its first Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fa.me, seven games, needed to beat celebrating the millenruum. ·Mll'S IOLF ---• 6 ~.Augost9, •m Sports Sato wins in third-hole playoff: for Costa Mesa City title •• , lllTIDAY •Eagle on 14 is the difference at Costa Mesa City Championship. l'o:-<'T Al I (>111 IJ J . COSTA MESA -Greg SatQ'~: biggest threat Sunday "t the 1999 CC>l>ta Mesa City Champ1om.h.tp was not his ~udclen·death playotl opponent, f>·loot -6 Uruco S11maklis of Ontano lt was mother nature and how much ddyUght she had left m her have been able to too w~IL • After shooting ll 3-und •r·pa.r 61 ~atut· day at the M a Untlct Coum.:. S to tUed the elements and some ru t fOJ a 1..ov r, 73 on the Les Lagos C'oune Sunday. "I've beon rall>lll9 a family und getting 11 busJ.Iless oH the iirounil, i.o 1 hdven'l been play1ng cotnpNitlvely m the ight years or so,• Sato :-.did. "ThJ!i ts on~ of Uu! best tournaments in the Wf'~tl>ln Uruted States, so J just wanted to comf! ou\ here and hdve a good ume." ·1 was puttl.ng great au day today," Sdlnoklls said. •1 didn't have a ll<>g y the cntlre day. but I still didn't think my core wils gomg to hold up I thought I was too far back.· · · The hole of the townamcnt came at the par-5, 588-yard t•th tor Sato. 1ied for the lead at 2-undAr, Sato launched one of hts many 300-yard dnves to the center of the fdirway. "I was left w1lh about 287 clnd that's a pretty long 3·wo0d for me,• Sato recalled. "But I lut the bdll very clean and managed to be a fool awuy trom the hole/ hol • Semakli.s drove in the !~ft-hand rough, while Sato was cornfortably m th (ll.ll'Wdy. 5'1to's t'lpproach was JUSt short of th green, whlle Sa.mak11.s was left with o evere downhill chip on top of a hill . Stl.maklis' chip tolled a eight feet by, while Sato's dup n tled Jive feet from the hole. Sdlnakli just mlssed nght, while Si'lto calmly sunk his uphill five.footer for the win.· Other winners indude: Tum Sullivan (first-flight bracket), Eno An9'=11o (second- fltyht bracket), Jade Whitacker (third flight bracket) cll}d Len Sontoro (senior bracket). HMy glasses are prescription and the onJy ones I brougqt out with me were my sunglasses," Sato said after· defeat.ang Samdk.hs m the Uurd hole of sudden death. "If we went one more hole, I nught not Samak.lis, 43, didn't even expect to be playing extra holes Sunday after his 3-over 73 at Mesa Linda on Saturday put him back in the pack. He responded with " 5-under 67 at Los Lagos for low score o_f the day. sato's tap·in eagle gave him a two·sbot lead, but bogeys on the par-3 15th and t 7th brought bun back to Samaklis at 2-under. • .Jdfton note: Complete summar~ are antki~ted for Tuesday's edition. WOtitol'S ....0 nMHIS lie ,...a- After the duo paired the first and second I PUBLIC NO~ICES I' I PUBLIC NOTl~E9 I I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBLIC NotlCES I I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUa.tC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES J ., PUBLIC NOTICES ' Flctitiou1 Bualneu ~ ~ ~ IMlrell thereon u pr~ldld ., TMCtt s-. Mo ~2 JOHN F BIGQS, AU· "*-o1 •) ~ .. estale Under ine lndepend· Name Statement • Sllld Nall. fMI cillfg• nl IX· L.oen No • .... Jlt. ~ THORIZED AGENT FOR .-d ID Ila tit bl\ b1b1r The ent Adm1r111trafl0fl o1 Ea· The lollow111g persoos ~~er:= '::;; peosa of the ltUSI• and d Ille No 1141110 ~p N --~ A&A PARCEL FOUR & ~,,_,bl.,._ an h lier !ates Act (This Aulhonty are doing buSIMSS as llOl2IMi2 LOln Ho.: lrU$1$ crtllld b)' Uld OMd al MoticlOfTNllM'•S. 'l'cun A&A PARCEL FIVE/ al .. Pa ol s. h front al w1llaDoWthe personal rep. WINDSOR FARMS 501 .. ~A YOU TM1 Dated; 07127/tt In• II dlfait intw I Oeed. d Tl\lll. SAMUEl B CORLISS, .. ,... ... """ tlfrf resentatrve ID lake many If vine Ave , Newport NU! W DEFl\UL.T urea A crmK lilldtr -Serkat, • O.CS &11M2 ~ yai lib JR , FOR AN AMEND· -ID r. ,,.._,. 01oic C.W actlOOS wllhout ootalnTng Beach Ca11tom1a 92663 CEID °" 11WST. DATl!D 0.UW.re Corpo,.•on. TlllSI• ICllor1 •o p11*cf )Q.r P'!ll*'Y. rt MENT TO THE PLANNED «lt-411 E. ~ Alll . Pit-coun approval Before Wavertl Lasslla. 501 .,..., .. 1 1_ ,...., -YOU cJo Jl.M Corpcnbon 17332 Ir· -i.9* 11, ......... , ...,., SIGNING PROGRAM TO mn-. N 1--i n.-;....... • laking certall'I ~err lmpor· I ·•lne ve Newport _,'" • -~ Wit Billd Suite #232 Tustin Ca .. _, ~ .__ r-•LLOW ADDITION •L "' ....---· I ~ach. Catllorrua 92663 TAK! ACTION TD """'ec' 92780 111•1 508-5790 By '-' si --· "-11111.n PAINTED GRAPH1cs IN s ~-~~*~ ::r'1~~~'j5;e~.'&1rv! ThtS business 1s con· YOUft l'f'OfB<i Y, rT MAY Cmul C Steohens Fcndo111e GI N piOCllldligt ~)IOU, LARGE PANEL AREAS """' ... _ -1....,. Bl! SOU> AT A P\JllUC Offrcet C3o1155 812 p ltQill! ~ • On nt ofllf dlqla' 5225 791 54 w111 be requ "'" to give no-ducted by an lndovldual SALE. p YOU N!E> M rcet 819 8116 8ll&99, • 1o OOlnl tAT fllWl-ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF (..-..d) Sir.I ~ Sid lice 10 Interested persons Have you started oo.ng EXPUHATION Off-TIE 1999 Oii n:, dbl T-Qrps. • THE THEATRE BUILD· other eommcn c11agn11a1 GI lw unless they l'lave watved tius1ness yet? Yes, NATIJAI! °" nie ~ dutt ~llCI Tl\IAM jJ!dw Sid ING, LOCATED AT 901 IMI Pl'OC*1Y YJ71 MldiDI 11QUce or consented to the 7~~~!rty Lassita INO 14NHSf you1 YOU NOTICE OF PETITION JU1Uft ID ~ cf TMI • ~ouiH0COCAST2D0RlNVEEIN A._.., a.ta....._ CA 926'26 proposed aotlon.I The In· SHOUU> COHTN:T A lJIN-TO ADMINISTER mdldon 8131192, hllrument. 92. APN 1•1·593-11 The l.lldill'l9*I dependent adm nl&tratloo This statement wa~ !tied Ya On oen:111•, et the ESTATE OF: 5ela39 lb:AI NIA, Pl!ll9 NIA. cl ENVIRONMENTAL DE· INStle dttdlma "ft lablly b autnorlty wlll be granted O~~n~~ecg:i~~ ~~;~.9°J North front enc:rw. '° the Stephanie Sue c6J11reoardf11 .. o1b cf 1w T~'6~N'F10cm:J:~MfJ: lflJ •CDid ... cf h Shit unless an lnte1e::i per 19996709360 Counly COUfthoUa. 700 Marqula, aka Ranier of Orwlgl, Oully, FO.RMATION ON THE eddr.a Sid °""' COllllllCll sontl 1 1 1185 and.ob)eclh l~ CMc cencw DrM w.t. S Cl6bnla ., _ _.. ..... E.....__. H .-.--, -• .,_ ........._ pe I on an ' owa vvvv Dal~ Pilot July 19 26, a.ru Ml, CA Ill Z:OO P.M tephanle s. Marqul• ~ ~~¥°' ~ ABOVE APPLICATIONS. n;p;;;., ..... ~ cause Why the court stioufd Aug 9 1999 M567 uthedulyeppolnt.edtrus'! CASE NUMBER: 9'11.hUIDSldSld-. T ·TELEPHONE' (714) 11 '*Ill di .• 11• 0. notgranttheauthorlty Flctitloua Business t-. urmr 8f1d ~to A198141 a:ir. Mltnlpol1ln S.W. ~ {.~E52b~Ff6~ 'b't\~i 07/281l9!19 CIMcme ~ A HEARING on the peU· Name Statement Deed d lnl.t l'ICIOfdlld To all heirs. beneh· ..,, A tAlbTill Qirvcr'll.cn • PLANNING DIVISION m O:ln'cllny • Tf\1191 ~I ~Pl~MbeBE~fd2.0f ..,..9 The followong persons OMIMllO. u 1n11n.m1r1t C1ar1es, cred1to1s, cont· ~ .a .. • ~ ROOM 200 n FAIR o.:n.n A--..HI 03 02 04 "'" are do<ng business es No.1CM1•10. Book -. PIQI 1ngen1 cred1t0<s, and per· IUdlar1 ID~ bddw far Cllfl DRIVE COSTA MESA ~ CA 9132• (916) 317. at 1 45 Pm In Dept L73 lo- Y2K GAS, 799 !9th Streel :m:, ~ r9CDfdl tn the sons who may 01herw1se ~ • '""d 1111111 llilllul CALIFORNIA • nia 01171•) S73-l9&5 9r. Debo. cated 81 341 The City 011ve Costa Mesa, Californta ·al tne County ,.._ be lnte1ested tn the will OI mor.t d ,. ~ 5._. by Published Newport Beactl· l'lfl er..c. Vm ~ SOOlh, Orange, CA 92868 !12621! corder d Chnge Cclw1ty, 851818. or both. of ..... 1caltW1 c:l**~bwl Costa Mesa Daly Pilot P1234SOll2'9111e/99 IF YOU OBJECT to the zonreh Jaaa11 63 SI* d c.11an1a, ~ Stephanie Sue Ma1quls, r1*NI '**-granting of the pel1boo, '(00 Monrerey Pone 01 New by~ l"Bndl 8ombo&I aka Stephan.& S MatQUls Ula a: 1 cf-* August 9, l999 CNSt7s.4t should eppear al the hear port Coa~( Cahlorn1a .-Id Tiwaa AM. 5nl9CJ. A PEilTION FOR PRO· chMI by 1 am ar ledS9 a9CM -------M=59:;::2 log end state Y.O"I OOiec· 9265 7 OWllkl, M.D. WILL 58.L. AT BATE has been l1led by ll'm. or• dWI drMi II;• 111111 mTICIE Of' PUmJC 8"Lt llOnS Qr hie wnlten obtec· This bu~1ness 1i; con P\&JC AUCTION TO ~ James E Shott 111 in the " ..,... """'9 ft! blr'I _. SUPERIOR COURT OF Pureuant to Seotlon I Ml llOf\I w'•th the court bel°'9 auctea by an rnotvidual !ST llXll!ft AJR CASH Superior Coun ol CaMor· °*" ~-:=--" ·or CALIFORNIA, of die Oll4I CoM. St.ta of the hearing You1 ap· Have you star1ed oong <~ • the tllM d ule n.a. County of Orange. ~ -· "' -*Oii COUNTY OF ORANGE CalifonU, ~ 2319 of pearanc:e may be 1n l)efson bvs•ness yet? No Iii i.wft.111 money d the THE PETITION FOR 5102 of .. fln81Clill ~ nl M 1 The ci... Ori Callfomle Commarclal 0t bi your attorney zorirell Jadau I Unbd .... end Ill eccor· PROBATE requests that ~ ID do ~ 11 lw "1 ve, Code. Secrdafl 5316 of it. IF YOU ARE A CREDI· Tt11s statement wH 11100 dlnce wit! Sec:Uofl 1102 d Jame1 E. Short, 111 1>e ap· .._,Al N tonld h ,..,._ Post Office Bo'lC 14171• Celfomle ,..... CoM and TOR or contingent cred•tor w11h 111e County Cletit of the l'lnandll Code~ II rtgtrt. po10led as personal 1epre· • N llW1 ~ .... ID r. Orange, CA die PnMaiona of die Cal-of the deceased, you mus1 Orange County on 6·30·99 WI ..S ...,.. CCllWe'ylld sentabVe 10 administer lhe ~ OC ~ .Ot-411 E. 92613·1571 tomia Auction Uoentlna frle your da•m with the 19006797969 toarnd now,_.byl under estate ol the oecedent ~ A111 , ,,.._.. CA ti IN THE MATTER OF ~ ~~ ~ courtandma1lacopytothe Daily P110t July 19. 26 uld Deed d nu.t In tN THE PETITION requests ~ "It Sid llllnlll ~ID THE PETITION TO Auewt 4• 1111 et 2086 personal representative Aug 2 9. 1999 M568 property llumld In uMI !he de. cedenl's will and nf ""' hftl ~ 14 intw S8d CHANGE THE NAME .__..._A ,. ___ ....._ ap~nted by the coun -=ri -~ -...... ......._........ """· Is ~ be dm ed ............. T ...._ OF Ml h I R b ..._,._ ""·· _.. .. _.. ~ 1n lour monlhs l1om "·-Fl.ct1'tlous Bus11ne1s .... -· .__ "vuiC1 ·"any. a 111 .._, "' 11111 ... Pl'OPll1Y c ae o ert •• ,. .. 12a2·1 ... • 30 .._ ... u"' S Ill Deed d 1N9t theretn: to probate The will and atu.i 11 llld Qully, Clltoma • ...-.. ' ._ ... : ..... ; date ol lhe l1rs1 l$$U8nc8 of Name tatement A..P.N. ~11. 2900 any codlclls are available dlllcnbl!ghllndtww1 APH Philippa ~~~in. leltors as provided In Pro- Ttle lo11owing personl> catalpa llreet Newpolt tor examination 1n the Me ~~ The propeny ~ ORDER TO SHOW ~. ~ ::::!'ci bate Code sectlOn 9100. are dotng business as lludl, CA t;lllO. The --kept by ln&cour1 lcrt~•'*19dl'••' CAUSE FOR CHANGE ~ fdowtno_.-.on: The Ume for lllrng clalms DOUBLETIME PIZZA dttl6gned tN11tM di9CWml THc PETITION requer.ts The ..,,. lddr9'I Sid otw OF NAME MARY F. &Ell will not expire before lout 15435 Jellrey Roao "1 14 .-rt laDllty tor llt'J lncor· authority to administer ttte" commo' ~ " "ft °' ll'e CASE NUMBER 0--. m. rlaht to monlf\I from lhe heanng Irvine CA 92120 rectnea d the llred » estate under the lndepend· ,.., pqlS1y ~ *"' tt A198151 bid irt U. ••· Purcf\ae .. date noticed abOlle Nancy Kay Inc · (CA). ~ 8f1d OChw oorrwno11 ent Adm1nist1ahon ol Es· ~to bl 1967 Plitt R-PETITIONER(S) muft M M.i. .-ti cHh YOU MAY EXAMINE the 15435 Jellrey ~oao "'14 ~. r .ny, lf'loMI tares Act (This authorny 11118 P"'°8 ~ 8-11 CA Michael Roberl Philipps and p.W fof et ttie ttrM of me kept by the court II you Irvine, CA 92nO herai\. s.60 ule wlll be wrll alloW the personal rep· The ll'ldll91Q!ied in-dllci.m. HASJHAVE FILED A pun:h-. Al ~ ere a porson Interested tn Tt11~ bUSlll6SS IS CC.'1· IMde. but ~ ~ resentallve to take many ... , ; ~ °' PETITION FOR AN oood• -eo6d • AS IS" end lhe e11a11. you may file ducted by a cori..orat1or1 ot ~. upw or actlOl'ls without obta.oning :: ..Z. ,::;.CD'.wJ ":., ORDER TO CH Al-I GE -i M """°* llt the with the cour1 a Request tor Have you star1e<J dorng lrnpled ~ dlle, pc»-coun approval. Before a.imon ~ 11 NAMES FROM time of ••· S•• -Soeclal Notiee (form DE· business ~et'> Yes ...-on. or enc:umtnnoaa. laking certarn very tmpor· ~ IWllin Stid '* .-:. Michael Robert Phi~pps ~.~::-= 1S..) ol the frling ol an In· N:>v 3 1 89 to pey tN l'Wl\MWlg PfWO tant actions, however, the meot taA ~ ~ 01 TO Mlchael Robert ment i..tWMn 0 -and ventory and appra•s.l of Nan.;y Kay Inc . Patr ck pel aum d the naWa) ... personal representatrve ~ ~ Phlhpps·Fabei ........ 8'M ~ Hl<lto assets or ol eny Kalte~bach. Prus . and by u6d Deed d fNlt. will be requtred 1o grve no-~ a 1• 16 hereby ordered Ulat ....... ._. perty. •pnone petttion or acoount 8' Thl~ ... ~taCoutement wcas h.eol<J Wltt'I .,,..,... ~ u l llee to interested per5ons ~.:::!....!"ID~.. a al ""'l'IOOS Interested In Moe~. 08/10.. p1ovided Ill Probate Coda "''1h 1"" nly ierk Pfvvtded Ill uW noeil(a~ unle56 they nave waived .. _......::_.._.. v-t .. ~I ~ "mattllf anna•r belore ,..,. section 1250 A Request Onln9{' Courtl)I-in e 29-911 ~•My, undlf the notrc;e or consented 10 ttle "II,. • ...,._.,,,. d '"'""'' . ~ ... 1n"'n::.~.. •---------for Specfal NOliCe lorm 15 19996797723 tenna d u6d DMd d rn.t. proposed actt00) The In· ..,_, tir * o..d ol 'TIUll. ltll5 """"' .,,,....,.~nl &. .. 119.ltAl-llW avcadable from 'the court Oa• v P11 11 July 26 Aug elOtNl9d ,..., cNrgel and depenelenl admlrwstrattOO ""',._-_,, • ~ ~nL~ ~h~Sl)ft8::: llmCETOCIUllfTORI c:tel1' 2 9 lb 199~ MS/ upMll8e d the~ and autlloro"' w•tt be granted 11 led tdl(a) ecMral ''"f dd ~ ....... _ A..__ OfUJCIAU Attorney ror the Fictitious Bual11ess '11 the trUlts CAlll9ltd by la6d unless ·M interested per. "'* h """' d tie o..d °' a 1"" ,,.,.., .. n """'"" on {Mrlilllt,..... • uct Ste. Petitioner: Name Statement I OMd d lh-. wtlld'I la: son hies an -......IOfl to the TIUll ~ .... dWvel ftl 9•7• 1999• at 2 OO o'clock 110I) MARTIN I. SCHNEYER, .... ,13.A3. o.cs. 00-,..~ ,..,,,.... ~ d,. Ntlll nr a1 ,. P m and lhen 8fld ther9 ""'TICE IS ....acr:tv ,.,...... ESO SBN .,,..,..., 1 t>u toaoW1ng persc • -.. .,_..... Trust pet1rr0n a s ....... s w-v Wiii a9llllcl ._ Slld o..d of show cause, If any they -..........,, ..... .,., ·• -·· are du rtQ bv~•neo;s a~ Deed SeMce Inc., 81 l8id <:&Use why Ille coun shOulO TMt tr.>w4.,., 13!13 036 7J have, why the petition for lhlt a IUll Ult It lbOut ID bl noo IRVINE CENTER CALGA.S 2000 33292 not grant the a1.ithor1ty · change o( name SholJld not mlCll • OR., STE. 250, IRVINE, As1or1a St DilM Po nl ~1~ "=.::; A HEARING on lhe Poll· (EA"*9d) llXNed nlinll Sid be gtanled The lllml(S) and bllllllllt CA 02611 California 92629· 140 I ~ CA .12111 For 1100 Wiii be held on 8·26-99 .,..,,,.. ~ ' .,.,, ""' II 1$ further ordered that a ldCh&S ol Ille Slllt(I) rm Published Newpon Beach- 0 0 u g I as M a, I In Sale lntonNaon = 317 II I 45pm 1n Oept L73 row ,._. P'°' to copy ol 11'11$ Older to Show DEW<A saw.. 1Q27 Haltlot Costa Mesa Daily P11ol Abramson 33292 Aslona 1728, ay: ,,_.. ,,,;_ located al 3<11 The Cny +i-:-::Z,."*Slld~of cause b6 l)ublished 111 llwcl. ~Co111Mlu,CAQ2627 August 3. 9. 10. 1999 SI. Dana Potnl California ~ · E1t1c:udve. Dnve. P 0 Box 14171 ~ lllllQMd Sid Newpott Beach/Costa Do1110 lllllntU IS MM. TM630 9~~~~1e1140~vonr.e Bruce ~lfl.M.&'1• 0~inroJ=i~ih3r2,~:he .m11n o.:.!:n ~=.,: ~·::r~~'Zn:,~~~c:i:~~ BOX~~~~· namt<•I LEGAL NOTICE 8348 Sunllct T 1a11 Pl1100 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE granhrlg or the 1>t1tlllon. you Demn:I lar SQ, ll'ICI • W11111tn published In 11'111 c6unty, at and ~a) Uled 1¥ Int PROPOSED •F Rancho Cucamonga UNDER DEED OF TRUST Ts snould appear at ll'le hear· ,.._ d o.t11.11 ll1d Elldlan lo least onc;e a weell fOr lour Mltt(s) wrtNn 1"' past mi.. 1999·2000 Ca11tor111a !117'.30 99.012 A p NUMBER "2·221· Ing and S1ate your :lee· Set Thi llrldngl.S ca.-s l8d cons8QJ11Ve weel(lt prior to ~Ill • ltaled IJV Ille Mllel(a). BUDGET FOR This bus1oou 1s con· 42 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· trons or file wrlnen o ec· "*-al clll&ll n1 Mdlon ID.. the day of the ,,._ring 111· None NEWPORT ·MESA ducted by an ur•n· DER A DEED Of TRUST Hons with the court be ore lobll9CICl'dld 11 hc;o.nry.twa DATE: JUL 21. 1909 The tocmon In taltfom.1 Of UNIFIED SCHOOL corporatea assoc1at•nn DATED October 10 IHI UN· the Mering Your ap· .. ,.., propeny • tlC*8d Sid JAMES P. GRAYl. lhe clMt ..:utw Officl Of b DISTRICT olher than a partnership LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO pearanoe may be rn person men lltn lhw lllOl'llhs f1M JUDGE/COMMISSIONER Sllllf IS 12.Sl S Bloolftll'lt The Newport-Mesa Uni· Have you s1aned ao1ng PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, or by./crAJr attorney ... .a adt '9DOldlilon OF THE SUPERIOR Snet, #1081, ~m. CA fled School DlatrFct'a business yet? No IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB-IF OU ARE A CREDI· 0.. 7flfRIJ TMtle O¥lll 2Dl COURT Q2.804 proposed budget lor Douglas Abrami.on UC SAL.£. IF YOU NEED AN TOA or conhngent creditor Welt~ AllllU Suttt 123 MICt\HI Robert Ptvhpps, The name(a~twanen t 999 2000 wol1 be available Tll1~ statemen1 W3i filed EXPLANATION OF TllE NA· of the deceased. VoO mus1 °'*109. CA rm Fa s. 6~ W Ocean Front. lddr1IU Of Ille 1) lfttt 10! public inspectton at w11n the County CJork ol TURE Of THE PROCEEDING file your ctallTI with the ~ ,..,.. (71•1 ,..,..,N!I. Balboa CA 92661·J112 '''"' ' ... .,.... YO ...._~ N rt M u ffl d Orange county on 6 30·\19 AGAINST YOO, YOU SHOULD court and ma~ a copy lo the ~~;63Z'100i TN1919 Q;p. ~ Put>llsh4.d Newport Beach· ;:'°naM ~ . ......... s:::; o..~i:t. D~ltrrct 19996797853 CONTACT A LAWYER. Nola pe1sonat represan1a11ve Trualle It ~ Costa Mesa 08lly PllOt Thi ..... tang add .,. Education Center 2965 Oa11y P110t July 26 Auo • ....., .. "'*' 1111t 111tttnttd appointed by the oourt ... ...__. ~;.;.. July 26 ••""•st 2 9 16 --...... ...... a 11 tv--8 s c ' 2 9 16 1999 M575 Ltndtf 's:Mc:... • o.faware Within four months lrom the 7iiin"'""W98 --Pl2l175 1999 ' ~"" ' M571° ;·-~P'l'*'lt ni cr'tn6~ ~~:U'::· Corpofdon • ~ a IUC· dale of the li1St •ssuance 01 1----.:....:~..:..---Fictitious Butlnff• ~ 1999 to Aunu.t 24, 1199,' c:e.ir tudee Of Sl.CJltl!UWd letters as ptOVtdeO 1n Pro-.__. uu ..___ • bat Coo ct 9100 PUBLICATION OF Name Statement *' ......-.. at ""'-be ........ n lhe hours of 7:30 NEWPORT BEACH lrullole PIR1*ll to the Deed al 9 e 18 ion '""'-I·",_,_ 80X & SttPRNG ETC 11127 A M and 4·30 p u -n... TMI exeaA.o by Rob111 Mowy The bme IOI ti~nQ daims NOTICE O~ NEGATIVE .,,. ......,..tog persons • • • · ..... .,,. CITY COUNCIL Ind Hilaty Mowy Rcrdlld on wi not eicpire before fQUI DECLAAATION ere cbno business as: HlltlOf M •A. COiia Milla. public hearing on the A~DA SUMMARY t110511111 as ff'llNnenl No. monllls from the heaMg THE COSTA MESA JUMBO JIMMY'S. 88 CAQ2Q7 proposed budget lor Aecat1S date l'IOIJCed aboVe PLANNING DIVISION Fall Drive. Costa Mesa, The IUtl Ult IS llalldld ID 1999·2000 wlll b held 81 4~y Sepumlon ~~7!,i2:43~~nl• fW. YOU MAY EXAMiNE Ille HAS PREPARED A CalilOmla 92626 bl COi*'"'"'*' ... of1a of Ne\lfpOr't Meae Unified .00 · · r.cirdlc al n... ... ColOY.~Call· Me kept by 1he court. 11 yoo NEGATIVE OE CLARA· Jimmy Ethardt,' 21 115 OISOO't'ERT ESCROW OOMW«, School Dlatrlct, 2985 Augusts, 1999 IOITlll and""'~ to flie No-are a person inlere1TacJln 'TION ADDRESSINUPOS· D~V1>1tS-11-~t1-il n7T C.. Mt., Suite "40. .Bear SltMt, Cotta ¥eae. C0NTRACTS ANO 1a al DelaUll and 8'ctlOll 10 the estate, YO\.! may hte SIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL Ch1tsworth, Calllornla ~'*n(llDl'I Buell. CA 92647 Ind CA 02626 on Auguat 24, ~GAEEMENTS 5e1 llltfaundlt recora.d w1ttltt•ecourtaAequcst1or IMPACTS FOR THE FOL 91311 h 111'C109d Ult • II 1999 et 7:05 P.M AGREEMENT FOR 0412.311ttt Instrument No ff· Special Notloe (form DE· LOWING PROJECT TI11s l>US1ness •1s COO· Allgult25, 19QO Published Newport Beach· PAOf'ESSIONAL SEAV· 2tt'2S al_., Offoal RaCoros 154) of the f1hog ot an 1n DEVELOPMENT RE· ducted by. en lndNidual The !Mii ... 11 lllC!let ID Costa Mesa Darly Pilot ICES Authonze the City wlll Sell on Oll23llHI 81 •t '" ventoiy and app1a1sa1 ol VIEW OA·99·t 1 FOR Have you staned dorng calllonu Unlorm ~ Augull 9, 1999 M a n a o e r Io a 1 on liblft ('*91) En1raftQ eo fl• estate assets Of ol any MOSS & ASSOCIATES, bu$iness yet? No COOi SdOn 6105 2. MS90 Protassronal Conaultrng County CourthouM 700 a• petttton or account as AUTHORIZED AGENT Jimmy Emaldt (Whue1sa.C11Ctlll sec Agreement with Peggy C.ftttf Dftw WHt Slfttl Alta, provided fn Probate Coda FOR BARBRA MARTIN This statement was filed 6108-2, 1"' loftaMnO 1nlOITllllOn BSC SS"• Ducey to ser.1e 11 Ex· Ca at 1.45 A II l1 pli>ltc eudlOll sootlon 1250 A Request ANO MARJORIE KOLO· w1lh the County Cler1c ol rnJst bl~) - ecutlve Dlreclor of the Or· to 1119 't1rohtist bidder far cash for Spectal Notree loim ts INGEA FOR THfl CON· Orange County on 7·20-99 Tiit l\llM and ~ of NOllCE OP PETrTION ange County AaglONI Air· IPIYlblt II Iha tmt of Sile 111 avallable lrom th& ooort STRUCTION_>~ OPER· 1~700741 b ~ will! wt10m Cllill'd TO ADMINISTER POil Au\hortty-(OCAM) firMul money o1 the unie.:s cleik ATION OF .lil40TOA VE • Oaily PllOI Aug r,9. 11!1, -M 'flfl(I 11 DISCCVER'f ESTATE OF: MISCELLANEOUS Slll•I. aN nght l~lt Ind lnltf· Attorney for ll'I• HICLE REPAIR ~ACILITY 23, 1999 i MS78 CONPN4Y, Trnr..r.r DOHALD K. EDLER ACTIONS at conveyedfollnd nowlltld petitioner; LOCATEOAT2248HAA· TNllleS.No400060loll'INo Atlt. Suillt 4CI, IM'lln(lfDn CASE NO A198187 PUBLIC INPUT ON by d unow card D..S cf TMI 111 Frederick A. Knorr, ESQ, BOA BOUlEVARD IN A 7012913593 lllt Orcllf .... 8ech CA92&47 ....... lalt-. To all ht.lrs, "-•neff. LONG RANGE PLANNING IN PIOl*tY SllU8lld Ill llld Attorney at la, C2 ZONE ENVtRONMEN OOIJll083l Nab d TMtllt't Wt IOt ..no c:i.ma ;;-.. _ ~ """ FOR NEWPORT CEN· County and Slllle and lltttwti. 513 Avefllde Prealdlo, T AL OETERMl,NATION You .. 1n .,_... loWldlr e Daed al sbll bl Auo,lst 2~. 1989, W111cf1 cJanea, credllors, conl· TEA Autnonze saalt to ... ~ ~ mo1e Ml, Sin Ci.rn8"t•~ CA e2G72 NEGATIVE DECLARA· T,,_ clmd 12111/S U-.. 11 h butilllll -blfOlt Ille =it:=·~~ contract tor survey WOik. dalc:rmedon llldOeed cf Tl\llf ATTORNEY FOR: TION (AVAILAOl;E FOR JQI ..._ 00!! to P"*d ~ ~ .... • IOIClfltd be lnteiuted In the will or SALE OF CITY-OWNED The prOl*lY ~ atrd other Jame• E. Short REVIEW FROM AUGUST ~.•_, ... ••IM* *-estate. or both. ot PAOPERTV • 204 «TH canwnori dlllgNbon ~ ant Of Publr5hed Newpofl 98actl-0 111911 THAU AUGUST .. I )1111 rmd ., ....... d 0-.0 ~ 26, •• CONALD K EDLER STREET. Autnonte Iha IN , .. properly dslibed Co.sta Meu Da:ty Pik>I 29J, 1911D, AT THE PLAN· ........ of .. ... • .. OEYl(AllEHAI., Stitt A PETITION FOR PAO, sale of Cty-oWl'led prop-.-,. • ~ to be 1t /l.ugYJI 2, 3 11 19119 NINO OfVISION) ' GHAN TttYO .__ l..a BAT"' .... 5 ..__ .,,_,. .._., lr1y at 204 «111 Streel fOf C"--I -MTS83 IF YOU WISH TO .... J'llll \QI ll'cud ca-.. . _,. .. ,. ... ·-.,_, ....... UJ 5430000 ,_,, ,,. C .._c 0n~1-lll tOOO., '-!Xllt~ ALYCE L EDLER In the PU8UCHEARINGS '""Cl Hiii l"-"'*• PROVIDE OMMENTS ClllonieAacot~°*'*" CN!D441522GWAuQO SUperlO< Coun of Celi'fOf· eLOCKBUSTEA VIDEO aped T"*'9 dlldllrN any II-l.EGAL NOltCE OR OBTAIN FURTHER • ,_ ~ .....-~ 1g nia, C~of ORANGE t61r1y 1cr any inconecm.t o1 PA"'_._. INFORMATION PLfASE --------1 T T ON FOR ,.I SIGN (MARK FRANK, .. ~-end Gtll9 vrv .... D CALL THE Pt.:ANNING "'* ..., ......,. to o.d ol HE P ITI CO:.ITACT PERSON), CU'ITIOll I any 1919-2000 IUOO£T DIVISION t.I (714) TMl teO:llGld on 114'11, ~ BSC 8SM PR08ATE ,.quesq lhat 3007 EMT COAST HIGH• WMll t>ftlft he tal8I ~ ~ COASTUNE ™·12•5 _.. 11 aD4IO Ba. Pligl ol NOTICE OF PETITION ALYCE L EDlER be •P- WAV • REQUEST TO Gf lhl 1111*1 ba111ra ot Ille C1bo A!GfONAL Putill$hed NIWPQlt O..ch· dlailll NCO'dllt .. Olb d ,_ TO ADMINlllER poltil9d u PtflONI rtpte· ;IONER ... ~THER~l~~N llgllllClll-.ved bf .. IWllPl'IY OCCUPATIONAL COiia Mesa Datf( PJ'lol ==. :..,,"'-!! ~ ESTATE OF; =•-:::.=the ON A N:W PARAPET IO be IOld end~ -. PROGRAM ~ 111, 10~~ M..,.1 Ollar _,..,.. ~-T•-. PETER CH!RfAH THE PETITION requMta WALL WHERE THE l1Wd COllS ...-. Miii •do Th(! COUTUNI M· ,.. HD1M ~GfMfta ·-CASE NO. A191231 lht dectedlnt'• ~ P CODE LIMITS ROOF ~':1:"...!...."':,': OlONAL OCCUPA· THE COSlA Mi[i"A -..-FA.A To •II htlra, benell· codlclla,lteny,beedmltled 61GNSTOBUSINE6SLO----· ·~ ~IONAl. .... oa .. AM'I ZONINQ AOMINIS· ~ ..:.."'::'~ canes cred1tot1. ootll· to prob41tt Tr. Wll end CAT ION 8 THAT !,_lm.1114\1,.~n~ kll propo .. d buelgll lor TAATOA Will.: Rt:NDEA ......... ceafl • ._,·; lngent Cl9dltors, and per• any ~ aN .,,_.._bit PRECLUDE TI-ii! ErFCC· =........ ....:==.= ~. -1 Hf.2000. be M.... A DECISION ON THURS _.... '°"' vmo may OIMIWI.. lot ell&mlnation rn IN "" ,,__ • .....,..,._._. -.-.. ... -. ~ DAY AUGUST 19, ttn!I ._..,,_, _..._ ..__lnttre•t'""lnl ..... -"or k~hu...__,.. TIVE US& ()f A POlE ar 111.__.. ........ 1 ..._..-....-~·=--ilt , .......... -~,-ar ......... "" ..... ,,. ... n .,, .,. """"" ---..._ .. _ • ..,_,_ OR.t.SSOONA POSSl• ---... -11tawl..orbolhlol HEPETITION~ SIGN, GROUND SIGN OR try• ... or lednl Cid UlllDll OCCUPATIOMAt; fltM). 8lE THEREAr-T,l!R, ON cRtl1N11,aredlldi;.__llJ• PETEH CHER AN ~ '° *1M•r IN! PROJECTING SIGN ot 1 dick Ch"9I 111 I _.. a GRAll'I llA9t .--THE FOlLOWING ITEMS .. ,. ......... 111111 -. A PETITION FOO PRO. Hllflt Ur* h lrdlpeoO-JIFFY LUSE OP NEW• fedlttl ..... and ICM _. y .....-~-. I ZONING APPLICA· ..._ _.. -« 8ATii .... ........._ , ...... , .._ ""· POAT BEACH (ARTHUR CIMIOll •lllW' ......,. 01 ~f:j TION ZA·99•U FOR ~ -...._ M ..... ALMA c;.\.;AN' ._.. .,y :.. ~~ BAHAR, ARCHITECT>. 8W1f9 b9r* ....._, " Sc> .....,. .JC>tiN C MEARNS AND 51GZ d a. ....... ft tn tn. ~ Cout1 of wi. allow 1Nt -rtOMI NP· 1520 WEST COAST llof4.5"102 Ol IM° F'IMftclll COdl n.:-CYNTHIA BEST FOO A ......., It•..._ 11 .. CefllOf'nja r ........... ot ttw ..- HIGHWAY • REQUEST 111C1.-..1uo........ .-!!..~· MIHOR CONOITIOHAL .......... ., ... ORANGE...,._", == ..-!.-:...,m:; lO PERMIT rn CON· llW -"'IN.,........, -·-ad u----~rr to .. "" A __...._ .... -_....,. STRUCTIOH OF AN AU· Olft9t ._ C91• ........ l:GO A.a... P& _. ,-,..._. """' d • 11'6" a, .. -THE PETITION FOR oour1 .approv.. Bef0te T 0 M 0 BILE MA IN I~ INl ...... h ... 1'11 11'*111: ._... an 1W llO SO 'T 1GAAAOE ._.. -PAO&ATE tllqU91ta hi ~ C*tairt ~ ifn110t• TENANCE FACILITY llllCIGU•l ..... OM\hlllll pto,os•• .ltueltet tor NEXT 'TO N4 fXISTINQ .............. ., .. ALMACtiEAIAN ..,. ietonl. ,.,....,, .. WHICH PECIALIZES IN .. .------.. te .. 1M'2000 Ml IMililllld .a 400 SO FT '4 OAAAQ£ _............... "9 ~ • penonat P9'90ftef '9Pf"91\tat1Ve --------•-a--· WITH A 3r7 11Q,T ................................ tolldmlnll• ............. ---01 L AND FI l f ER ..,... • ........ • •,....., -·~ ;;t0: WOfUC89J8ri61fHt!!~ ... fl ... 1'19 -911 .. W die_... Cl ht OtCt--....._.,......, ,_.. OHANGflS~NDOHASSIS ofrtM W•-•1111111 ILO.P. ·90MD CQHIT.. AT ne -........ -• .... ::.: ""~":.: LU8RICATIOH OHL Y 1111 _., ---• ... ..... CW A LOT wmt A ...... __. • ~ lHI flll'TITION il'tlQUMll l'ICllOI OI •-Md ID IW ANO .A AEOUESf TO ~· --• .._. • aoeTA .I•'~'{~ IM'Sf• ...... Ila • Ill d1m• ta W11 11nd PftlllDlllllCl!Dft-l Ttll ft. WAIV! lClEEN Of!' tHE ...... a • ~ GA a ~TEI> AT e lb a .......... ...._ 1-.,........ =· ...... 11 I 1 ~AEOUIAED PARKING u••-ii...,•• E ~ fllUCI. .. :i.::13 .... ID,....... 1119 Wll.,.. llllV. __,W... .... • aONI ._ la lllill n=M...._ ...... ..,. Cotta.,,._,_=: 9Mdt Ollll ...._ .. •• Nae TM. -W _ _. i tl... ... t .. ~u 1tt11 Piiot ::C":u!!J 1TJ::fi ..... t• • fl ..,J -t.Mll .... _.._,_, ... W e OR .... -:.. ...-.-. A HEARING on the pell· IJon Wiii be held on AUGUST 26. 1999 at 1·'45 pm. In Dept L73 located at 34Uhe. Clly Ddlle South. Orange, CA 92868 IF YOU 06.JECT to the granting of lhe petrtJon you $hould appear at the hear· Ing enel 5tate your ob~ec· lions 01 hie wntten ob &e· lions with the court be ore the heaflng You1 ap· pearanoe may b6 In person 01 by your attorney, IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or oontlngeni creditor ol lhe deceased, you musl file your dalQ'l wtlh the court and man •copy 10 the personal representative eppo.nted by the oourt within lour moolhs l1om lhe date ol lhe fif'SI Issuance of letters as provided In Pro- bate Code aectron 91 oo. The lime lor t1hng claims will not expire before lour months from the heating da.111 notlC8d above YOU MAY EXAMINE the Irle kept by the OOU11 II you are a person inlerested In the estate, yo1,1 may file w1ltl fie court • Request for 5'>eclal Noliat (lorm OE· 1 54) of tl'1e tiling of an in· ventory and app111lsal of estate assets Of ot ar.y petition or account es provided in Probate Code sectJon 1250. A Request lor Speaal Nott0e fomt fs available lrom lhe court clelic Altom.y for th• Petitioner: Thom11 B. Garrwtt, Eaq. ChudteL Garrett It H1eton, l P 4041 MacArttlur Sl11d., Ste. 360 ~-:gort BHch , CA PubllShed NeWpOrt Beach· Costa ~esa Daily Pltof August2, 6 9, 1999 M560 Flcthloua BualMH Name Statement The followWlg peiwns ere doing business u · a) R1ve111d• County Famlly Maoazine. b) lr¥and EmJ)lre F•mily Ma~llle, c) Riverside Coun Pa· nlllC\og MagaZJne, d) nland Empcre Parenting Maga· llf\8, 1451 ouao Street. Soite 20t, NeWpOrt Beach, Calofomia 92660 Nevad• CPFO. Inc • (NV). 1451 Quall Street, Sutte 201, Nawpoff Beech, Caf1fom1a 92660 Ths busineM 11 con· l'Jveled by. a oorpcrabon Have you atarted doing bllslnes.s yet? Yes, 712111119 Nevada CPFG, Inc , Brian O O'Neill. Con1roller Thts statement was ldad with the Couniy Clertl of Orange County on 7·29·99 19996600767 OaHy Piiot Aug 2. 9, 16. 23, 1999 M578 (et ... CMta "-' • .,.., Sitt111~ wn111ne1 venw Wllll•mt def u~ ~~7·S of the deGelsed, you mus1 hla your darn with the court and malt a copy to the personal representative eppoonted by the court within four monfhS from ltlil date ot the 1tn111ssuance ol ltlters as provided 1n Pro- bate Code .1e<:tton 9100 Tha time for llllng daim1 w1U not e)(pl1e before lour monlhs ltom the "-8rlng date nottced above YOU MAY EXAMINE lne Ille kept by lhe oourt II you are a peraon interested In tl'le estete, VD" may me wttn the coort a Request IOI Soecl•I Notice (form DE· 1S4) of the filing of an In· venforr end 1ppra1sa1 of estate assets or of any pet11ron 'Or account as prOVlded in Probate Code section 1250 A Request for Special N~ lorm Is SVlilable lrom IN oourt clerk Attorney ror th• Pettlle>Mf: PalmJerl, TYier, Wlener, Wiiheim It Waldron LLP Jemu E. Wllf*m Eeq. (CSBI 43715) 2603 Main St.. Ste. 1300, Irvine, CA 92114 Pubbl>hed Newpon Beath Co.la MeM Daily Pilot Al,lgust2.6 0, 1999 M581 Flctltloua BuelneH Name Statement The foltowlng persons are doing t>ut1ness as Ruby Wallllowe1, 236 Laguna Ave , Lagun:\ Beach, Cat1lom1a 92651 Suzanne Jeltars, 2380 Gtenneyre Ave., Laguna Beach, CaJllornia 927 5 t Dina Solomon, 31 Avignon St , Newport CoaSl, C.IJfomia 92657 This bu11ne11 11 con· ducted by. oo·partners Have yoo slarted c»ng buslneu yet? No Suunrw Jefferi. Thla Slalenwtnl WU ftled W•lh the County Clerk of Orange County on 7 i1 ·99 109967"'32 De ly Pllol Aug 2. 9 16, 23 1099 M588 NOTICE OF PEfifloN TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: ROSE MARIE MAYHEW CASE NUMBER: A198205 To all he111, t>en•h· ciartH, creditors, cont· lngent creditors, end per· sons wtlo ·may otnerw1Mt be lnterHled In the will 01 el1ate, or both, ot ROSE MARIE MAYHEW A PETITION FOR PRO BATE has l)ecn fllod by HENRY M MAYHEW In the Superior Covrt ot Call lorn!•, County of ORANGE COUNTY THE PETITION FOR PROBATE '9QIJe$lS that HENRY M MAYHEW be 1ppo1nted u perlONil rep- resentative 10 administer ttte estate of ttle deoedent THE PETITION requests the dec:9den1'1 WILL Ind codk:ils. II any, be ldmitted 10 problre, Ttle Wiii and any COdds ar9 9Y81able for examination In the Illa kept t>Y lhe court THE PETITION requests •Ulhorlty to edmini5t•t Int NUii• undW the lndepend ent Adtnlnilt11111on ol Es· tales Act (This at.llhOOty Mii •!low the person11 rep- ffienlat1119 ~ • ~ 8C:hOl'll V.\lhoUI obtallllllg coun approval. Before laking ctfia1n very Impor- tant acuons, however, the peraonal reprHant•live w•• be requ1r9<1 to give no-ltoe to lnterestea pe1S001 unleta they heva waived notice or c:onaentod to the proposed ac:Cl6n 1-Tl'le In· dependent admlnlat1atlon authonty will be granted u111eaa an lnter91ted per• 100 Illes an ObJ8Ctlon 10 tit• pelltlon and shows gOQd uuae why Iha ooort ahould not grant ttMI autllonty IF VOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or oonhngent Cfedllor ' of Iha deceased, you must ' file )'OUf datm Wtlh Ille court and mail a copy 10 ttre • personal representative ~ apl)Olnted by the cou(I Within lour monthl trom ";.,I' dale ol r1rst 1$suance of lilt· It rs as pl'O\llded In sectlon 9100 ol Ille Calllomla Pro- bate Coda. The 11me tor flllng clalms w1u not txplre before four months lrorn the h8anng date noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the tile l<ept by the court II you are a pet5on interested In the estate, you may hie wrth the oourt a tonnal Ae· quest 101 SpectaJ ND<lee (lorm DE·154J of the r.i111g of an 1rwent0ry and ap· pra1ul ol estate ass1:1is. or of any ptl•tion 01 ll(XIOUnt 8J pl'OYided 1n Probate Code secoori 1250. A Re· queJI IOr Spedal Notil:e. fo1m 11 available ltom itle court.clerk .\ttorney for tM Petitioner. ROBERT A. JOHHSON, CSBI 43141 MADDEN, JONES, COLE I JOHNSON, 111 W. OCEAN BLVD .. STE. uoo. LONG BEACH. CA 90$02 Pobllshed Newport Beadl· Costa Mesi Datt)' Pilot Augusl 2, •. 9 19911 Na 105963 MW582 lie 'If lie{;; tfoa ~1~e A GOOD .. ADI Call 642-5678 Dailf Pilot r~: .·. ',,,, -. A HEARING on tne pell uon w11behtldon8·2CS-911. 11 1'•5 PM In Dept L73 located al 341 THE CITY DA .. OAANGE, CA 1•==::=~~~1 112883·1569 Ir IF YOU 08.JECT to the granrtng of th• ptl ttOO, yoo lhould appe1r al lhe hear· Ing and ,, ••• your ~· llorl9 or Ille wrlnen obiec· tlant with tti. 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Fu ruumt 10 who e!Tjoy rakino school 7}4-~8797 l)ICliitll Must be ,.... '*-PUonl1t fOf Htwpon ltietdy, lfld lleal:lle We ott. 8-;h Salon Fun M PT. No' I 100%' l*d h(IOg p(ogral!I HP nee. Wtll train Mon.Fri START NOW1 FOf more Wo Al.o Hlir 1tyllat netdtd. cal (949)660--0528 1 lleloucll Ltn1 114M7S-41 M Nllllonll Schoc)I StlJ<lol. .i .,,. 71WM-Ott7 Empoyee Owned eon.-iy Ha ve A Garage Sale! Coll The Pilot Classifieds ot 642-5678 to pklce your GoriJge Sole Ad! 8 / I Mo~do.y, Augu,19, ·1999" . . . ... I TODAY'S ~ ..... C .. R ... o ...... s ... s .... w.._o~R ... D ... P-aU~Z-Z .. 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Da' \'Pilot -·· lly CHMW GORIN with OMAa SHMIF and TANNAH HIRSCH , ANSWERS 10 \\ £1-:KLY ORIOGF. QUIZ Q I • N.:1tlK:1 wh11:r.1hk, ;i,' South you hol.f • I 7 • 4 J q ,\ K ~ 1 o 8 l • 7 The b1tklin1 h:h prOlc~d d NOK'l 11 f.AS'I SOVl JI INT 2• '? What do you bid oow'' A· You want to oo rn game in whichever ci~ht·cmd orbcuer ma1or fi1 your side po~~"scs. Start hy cue.- bidding lhNC dubs If partner denies a four-card m3.1or, cue·b1d clubs again to forec rnrtncr to hit.I a lhrec- carll holdrng. Q l • Aor, South, 'uh1cr .1hlc, yuu hold • Q 9 5 O A 0 A lO 6 J •AK J 54 Your fl!!hl·hand uppnncnl opens the bidding wtth one !.pallc What action do you take7 A· Contemplaung an 11 ·tnd: con- tract with tlus hnnd 1s lanc1ful, so to overcall in a minor 1s pointles~. Aho. lo llouble willlout the officr major invites a calamity. Since you have the best hand at the table, you mu t oct, and we think one no trump is the way to go -you would have no qualms about thi~ action if one of your low clubs wns 11 low heart. Q 3 • 801h vulncr.1hlc. ns Sooth you hold; •KQS o AJH) o Q76S •K84 Partner opens the bidding ~tlh one diamond What do you respond'? A -You ha"e n tc•ot>oot-two-no- lrump bid -I 3 I 5 points and a bal- anced hand Try as ~e might. we can find no rcao;on not to make that bad unle you elect to stretch lo th1ce no trump by upgrading your d1a111ood 14occn. Q 4 • Both YUlnerllblc, South you hold: • 72 Q ~K954 O AJ6l •85 The b1dd1111 h~_pr0teed~d: SOUTH Wl<:.S-1' NOR'I H EAST lo Pass l• P 20 Pal 2N'f PlU.1 ? Whal action do you take? A • You have a dead mmu11un1 Operuni bid and partner's two no trump as 1nvitatioonl, not forcing. Tile time has come to rcspec1fully decline 10 dance Pass. Q S ·Neither vulnerable, .t<; South you hold ~ • AK J o 8 <> J 10 6 S 4 2 • 74 J Panner opens the b1dd1ng w11h one spade. What do you re!<pond? A • How did this sneak into the qu1z'? 1llerc is one, and just one. 1espa11sc you should mnkc, no more Rwse to two spades. Q 6 • A s South. vulnerable, you hold: • 6 4 3 o 10 6 5 4 0 AK 5 • A J l Partner opens the bidding with one spade. What do you respond'/ A -Regardless of methods, this 1s a horrible problem. ln standard mcth· ods, it 1s a whit too weak for a forc- ing jump to two no U\lmp (or a bit too strong ff you play the jump a.-; mvi1at1onal.) The soluuon is to bid two clubs, fnd see how the aucuon develops, although no ham1 rates to befall you if you did opt for the jump in no trump. 480 BUSINESS 484 MONEY TO LENO/WANTED Pltalt be wary of out of Itta compan1ta. Ch.ck with the local e.ttw Butlntll Burau before you aencl 111y money or I ... for MNlcea. Ated end unHralend any contract• before you algn. OWN YOUR OWN Busmess Coke. N~lle. Pepsi, Hershey 'New 1e11lton• avtilable. 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