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Home My WebLink About1999-08-13 - Orange Coast PilotI I I I -... SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COM.N\UNmES SINCE 1907 Separate ... ·and secure · • After 7 years here, Diana Girgis sees herself as not qltite fitting in with fellow Newport Harbor High students. jES.-;fCA GARRroN In this Ona of 2000 series. the Daily Pilot has fol· lowed students from a freshman homeroom dan at Oliy fb Newport Harbor High School throu~h their first ttlr~ years of high school. In re1ntroduc1ng the series this COSTA MESA -Diana Girgis has logged summer. we pick them up as they proceed to gradua- bundreds of mil~ this iUffi11ler, pedahng her ~--~ tioo at the turn of the cenw. ____ _ bicycle around the streets of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. She's taking summer school classes, and she has her first real job working as an assis- tant in a doctor's offtce. This summer, as m much of tbe rest of her life, Diana sees herself as a solitary rider, backed . up by loving family and friends from church, but separate from the rest of her high school. "I don't spend a lot of time wtth people from school,• she said. Even though she loves Newport Harbor High School, she feels she does not entirely fit in. SEE DIANA PAGE 7 • ( ARL H DAL GO OAJl Y PILOT Diana Girgis of Costa Mesa wiO be a senior at Newport Harbor and in the graduating class of the year 2000. Right now her primary mode of transportation ls her bicycle. I ' fRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1999 Tee time. Newport- Mesa'stop women golfers· tee off at Mesa Verde Country Club for the third annual Tea Cup Classic CLASSIC at 3 p.m_ today -an hour later than originally scheduled -to allow defending champ Marianne Towersey to attempt an unusual doubleheader. See stories, page 8. Newport rallies its El Toro troops • Supporters get an earful about what will happen if El Toro airport doesn't pick up John \Vayne's slack. ·s 1 \l." BRo\\".'\ ();I; r.it . NEWPORT BEACH -Once vei; qwet Ill the11 support of a commeroal airport at El Toro, local residents are starting to r~use their voices to Jeveli that may nval airplane noise at the for- mer Manne Corp::. ba~e. SEE EL TORO PAGE 5 • • . Losing one of· his nine lives • 350-pound construction worker falls four stones, lands on his feet, and suffers only minor injuries. NEWPORT BEACH-A 44-year,.oJd construction worker fell from the fourth story of a we.,t Newport hotel under renovation Wedn ... d 1y afternoon and landed on hi feet. PHOTOS BY RON SOl.tMAN I DAILY Pit.OT 13-year-old Jlmmy Williams cuts back on a small wave during Volcom's Star Fish Surf Serles Thursday. Fortunately for the man, who weighs about 350 pound~. he didn't suffer major mjunc~. l le complained of evere back pam when emergency crews amved and was taken to Western Med- ical Center, where he was treated and relea ed. 72 HOURS 1 GIT IN TOUCH Wl1H Youa INND lfl8J'n The Latest Thing Teach- ing and Healing Center often a class on •Plcaadaan Tools for Living: Co·Creating with Sph:tt" from 6 to 9 pm. today. Taught by Krtata Kirkwood, this workshop focuses on understanding the way that thought'; fudg- ment. emotiom and frequency sha~ our perc:epdont and create the reality we expert- ence. Guided meditation and toning exercise follow the diiculsion. The fee ls s.13 with advanced '9Qiltretion. The Latest Thing is et 170 I. 17th !i., COiia Mesa. Fqr more lnfor- illMlaD or ~•tionl. call (949) 645-6211. 2C'MAl.8M tiJ 11 1bur C:.S-""" ....... ., ...... =~CllU _, ..... a.llt!• _31w1 ... wllbollaCsMbnlllmd t$ tarting at 8:-45 a.m. Saturday. The group will meet at the Manners parking lot to carpool to ,Newport Beach. The boat leaves the coast at 9 a.m. Cost ls $.18 per person The Martners lot Is at 5001 Newport Coast Drive, Irvine. For l'Qlervetions or more Infor- mation, cell Valerie at (714) 5.16-486-'l. 3TMINQ 'IHI MllGID OVl'OP •ICDr Vlltt the 1\'uck Jamboree from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m. Sunday In front of the Adlngton Tbeater at tbe Orangia County Fair & ~ omtet, •Pair DIM, Col&I MeM. Tbe lbOW .. ,... 10 .... '°. p.m. A ... ...._ 11112 ........ •tar )Union(~ 12)wld'A'w..._e_.._ ,__. •• t'l•ml)IP 1°N1Maalp11tPl'O! ..... t'Mt .. ------- MlllENNIUM MOMENT A pa..'i.5ionate service for cwport Beach Gwenda Wal! on has earned a generous col· lection of awards for her pas ionate mvolve- ment in community service on behalf of men- tally and physically handicapped children. She established the South Coast Child Guid· ance Clihic, acted as a trustee of the Mardan School of Eduoational Therapy, held the cha.11, man's post of the Council ol Volunteer Advisors and was a board member di Youth Employment Service of the Harbor Area She alto was honored with the Athena Award by the Newport Ha.rbOr Panhellenic for outstanding tommunlty '81W:'e. With her husband, Norman E. Wac.oa. fonner cbanc9llor of the COMt Community College Dillrk.1. she now ~ a Nlned life ln hltbtmflDI. Newport a.ell. ••==~==::~:==~~c:••=11:a•: ...... ..._ ..... ,.....,wu•••• , ... Ila ,.,. fl•• au J:u ..._ .. .....,. SEE FALL PAGE 7 INDEX ClASSlffEDS .10 DA1UOOl ·---, POOCIRUS .. i MKMOnm .t 5'0ll'S ·--" __ _,J .,2 Friday, August 13, 1999 date book Doily Pilot "' • • CHECK IT OUT 10 History comes alive in new timeless treasures Surf memorabilia exhibit at Newport Harbor Nautical Museum resurrects treasures of the lifestyle and sport 'Af'brary i . the delivery room of ideas,• Norman ousms observed, •a place where history comes to We.• 1n the Newport Beach Public Llbrcuy's newest set of Tuneless Treasures, Cousins' .. description nngs true lJl Ameri- can histor-. ical fiction set l1l eras dating back to Colorudl times Redders cd11 revtS1t A.rnencd's second confuct w1th Bntam m "Dolley," R.tta Mae Brown's masterful blend of fact and hction that recredtes the life of First Lady Dolley MadlSon. The wife ot the fourth president of the U.S. tells her <;tory m diary sruppets, emerging as d modern and com- plex wom1m, a savvy politician ano d loving spouse. C1vtl War perspectives are well represented m the 105-tiUe collection, in surh rich chroru- cles as "The Killer Angels." In tlus Pulitzer Pnze-wiruung nov- el. l'vllchdel Shaara offers one of the hnest battle re-creations ever wntten, revealing multiple perspectives of the clunactic struggle at Gettysburg In "Gods and Gener- als," Jeff Sharra pro- Vldes a kind or prequel lo his father Michael's ... classic trac- }Ilg the -careen; of Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jdckson and oth- er Battle of Gettysburg players. Considered together, the two novels by father and son pro- Vlde d powerful portrait of Civil :!)var battles and personalities A wdrtime tragedy is the -locus of "Henry and Clara,,. :!Thomas Mallon's moving story ~bout MdJOr Henry Rathbone d his Iidncee, Cldra Hams, who sat in the President's box on the night of Lincoln's assassi- nation. Witnessing the traumatic Ulcident changes the young couple's lives forever, leading to guilt, madness and, ultimately, mwder. · Por readers interested in the romance of the Wild West, Owen WJSter's "The VlrgtnJan" pairs handsome cowboy with sweet •schoolmarm• in a love story based on. Th~ore Roo- sevelt's adventurous interludes. The Hollywood version of this classic saga made a star of Gary Cooper, as the manly cow- puncher who lives by the honor code of the West · Moving into the latter half of tbe-19th century, E.t. Doc- torow's "The Waterworks,. is set in Boss TWeed's New York of corrupt politicos and rapacious capitalists. In this moody and SUS· penseful tale, the disinherit· ed son of an infa- mous late millionaire is amazed when he sees his father alive and embarks on a terrify- ing quest for truth Fifty years of 19th-century American history comes alive in "Raintree County," Ross Lock- ridge Jr.'s epic novel about love, tragedy and the American Dream. Told m a series of flash- backs that occur on a single day m 1892, this is the story of a Civil War veteran who reflects on his life, his tragic love affair and his return to Raintree Coun- ty, filled with a sense of loss and missed opportunity. The Tuneless 'Iteasures His- torical Fiction collection is housed at the Newport Beach Central Library. Copies of selected works are available at some branch.libraries • CHECK rJ OUT rs written bV the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams, in collaboration with Sarah Rosenblum. ALEX COOi.MAN Da1yfb T he surlboard is solid red- wood, a massive, crusty plank turned almost black with age and wear. It is 10 feet long, as thick as a man's fist 1n the deck o! the board is carved a capital R, a pair of crude wings sprouting from the sides of the letter. It is, according to Marcus De Chevrieux, spokesman for the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um, a relic of the eatllest days of surfing in the United States. The , antique fi.nless board was . chopped out of raw wood by Bal- boa Island resident Bob Rawlins in the 1920sr justafter ~ was brought to the US from Hawaii. A collector's item and an extremely valuable piece of surf • history, the board had been moldenng under Rawlins' family home for decades. The "flying R, • and more than 30 other classic and rare surf. boards, are assembled. at the Newport Harbor Nautical Muse- um in the exhibit "California Surfriders: A Century of West · Coast Surfing,• which runs through Oct. 31 in the Museum's Grand Salon. The collection of boards and memorabilia provides a comprehen.sJve overview of the growth of the sport of surfing and the import.ant role of Newport Beach at the beginning of that . process. . ·we wanted to tell the story of (swfing's] earliest development.• said De Chevrieux, the curator of the exhibit To that end. he went on a hunt for surfboard gems, bringing together important examples of early hollow wood designs. He also found some of the first foam-and-fiberglass models, and a few forgotten clas- sics, like a 1949 "Makaha• model balsa board that had been rotting in a backyard in Costa Mesa and an antique board that had been fished oµt of garbage dwnpster in Hawaii. The boards, along with pho- tographs, text. original art from seminal surf movies like "Gid- get• and •nie Endless Sum- • mer,• and such exotica as a pair of 1941 BYD Sbm Trim surf trunks contnbute to what MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT Webelos from the Newport Aquatic Camp Une up as \bey Hie through the exhibit, "Calilornfa Su.rfriders: A Century o~ West Coast Surfing," at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. FYI + WHA~ "California Surfriders: A Century of West Coast Surfing" + WHERE: Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, 151 East Coast Highway, Newport Beach +WHEN: through Oct. 31; museum hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday + HOW MUCH: $4 for adults. S 1 for children under 12, members free + PHONE: (949) 673 7863 Surfer's Journal publisher Steve Pezman called "the most cogent statement of surfmg I've ever seen cobbled together in one small room· Pezman praised the nuxture of "kit.ch and soul" that char- actenzed the exhibit. "You're limited m the scope and the depth that you can do,• in such a space, be said. "The overall effect of the show is to present an accurate overview of the evolution of surf culnue, which I had never really seen before in one place.• The exhibit emphasizes the role of Newport Beach, which hosted the world's fim surf con- test in 1928 in the sport's early days. Duke Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian often credited with mtroducing surfin9 to the Uruted States, spent time Ul Newport in the early '20s and passed on his knowledge of board. construction to artisans like Rawlins. Photographs m the show doc- . ument bow surfers who used these early boards frequented breaks around Corona Del Mar, one of the first popular surfing spots 10 California. Text displays describe the impOrtance of area board manufacturers like Dale Velzy and Joe Quigg in the explosive growth of surfing through the 1960s. "We try to do exhibits that are relevant to the commuruty. • De I Chevrieux Sdld, "and surfing tS about as relevant as 1t gets." De Chevneux said that "Cal- iforrud Surfriders" attracted a crowd of 300 that attended the operung. •Jt's the most popular exhibit we've ever had," De Chevrieu.x said. The show concludes with the more recent developments m surfUlg, including the "short- board • revolution of the '70s and the evolution of the radical skateboard-like style of contem- porary professionals. The last and newest piece m the collec- aon, however, 1s one that looks as ii it could hdve flown out of an earlier era the elegant board, shaped by famed big- wave surfer Greg Noll, is more then 9 feet long. flnless. and made not from epoxy or fiber- glass but from redwood. It's a design that doesn't look particularly well adapted to wild maneuvering. But if Rawl-' Uls' "flying R" gives any indica- tion. the board will probably be clround for years. Freedom of choice .. -... Young star of 'Footloose the Musical' lives her childhood declaration and finds inspiration from her late mother .. ::: Now ScHWAIUZ . ~------~~~~~~~--------• " Datt Pb . .. . o ne day at Montessori school, lit· • tle Niki Scalera announced that • she was going to become an : actress someday. Though hesitant to : expose th·eir daughter to the roller -coaster life of a theater professional, her "'• parent.s relented and began taking her --: to auditions. •It was all me: said Scalera, now 22. "My mom always cU•kedme 'if you • don't want to do this anymore, we can • stop.' • Ho\"ever, contrary to what her par- ents expected. Scalera immediately '• absorbed the heedom thartaking on • another persona provided her. So much :· so tbat she attended the theater school at New York University and after her gradua~n. was unmeaiately cast as 'FOOROOSE THE MUSICAi.' + WHEN: Tues· day through Aug. 22; a sign language-inter- preted perfor- mance will be Au~2p.m. . : Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa + HOWMUCH: $18 TO SS2.50 • PHONE: (714) 740-7878 OR (213) 365·3500. • one of the leads in "Footloose the Musi· cal:"4 She Joift.5 ?l group ol other young actors to perform the piece at Orange County Performing Arts Center's Segcrstrom Hall Tuesday through Aug. : 22. The musical is based on the popular 1984 movie about a Midwestern town .. • #DailyJJP.ilOt. VOL 93, NO. 190 THOMAS H. JOHNSOM, Pub!~ WIUIAM LOllDEJ.. Edrtor STlVI~ • ~Edrtor TWA IKJRGAnA. 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CdM 2·J-,......_ Chicago fights the establishment and eventually everyone is moving the.u' feet. • The film spun off a long list of catchy songs that are still frequently heard on "flashback" radio shows, including: •Let's Hear It For the Boy,• • Almo·t Paradise,• "Footloose," and so on. like the movie, the musical has the same sweet story and pop songs. but is more appealing to all members of the farruly and not JU~ children, Scalera said. The mu ical's theme of teenage rebellion ls told with the backdrop of dealmg Wlth personal loss. Both the lead teenage boy and the preacher. who outlaws dancing, have lost family members. Scalera's charac- ter, the preacher's daughter, is caught between desperately wanting her father's attention and spending time WJ_Qi the _boy Jrom_£hicago, her new love m erest. ? The path that took Scalera to lltis new role began when she ~as 8 and starred in an after-school special that was nominated tor an Emmy. The attention she received from the nomi- nation led to other parts on TV and theater. · • u• like a SJCk high when you're on stage m front of thousands,• she said. •You feed off each other." Her path wa:. almost flawless, with no regret or moments of hesildtion, until suddenly her mother died. After losmg hE:r biggest owce of support, Scdlera•s world wa:. spmrung, she said. •1 thought 'Oh my God, who am I domg this for?' • she said, adding that he senously considered changing pro- fessions. Eventually, Scalera dcdded that she could still act for her mother, who rests constantly m, lw lhough1'.. "She's a tough girl and I can relate to that,• Scalera said. ~she wants to I please everyone and is looking for ttou· ble -she's fun." . In addition, the young actress also realized that her only other career 1dea was to become a chiropractor. And what was she going to be, she won- dered, a singing chiropractorl SURF POLICE FILES The combination of COSTA MESA • south swell •nd llrfstol Street A compact disc player worth UOO was stolen from a cer 1n the 3300 block during the everung of July 29. -0.4 northwe:\t wind that SwYflower Aw: Two 12·packs of beer worth $24 ~· 47 eiosted on Thursday stoJen from a store In the 1100blockat11:50 pm. Aug 6. 1.6 will eventually give VktOrle Stnet: A gold n«ldace worth $400 was stolen from an apartment In the 500 block durmg the 4tYen ng of Aug 7. way and crute 5.6 w.t 11th Street: A bicycle worth $200 was stolen in the 500 M'ells today mainly block bet'Nffn 2 and 6 pm. Aug 2. out of the north· 0.1 ...,.,ORTllAOI west. The WIWIS ..... ....._ -..... StYtfal ltemt of women's clothing and toi· 4.7 should remtin ~ lttrfes worth S.,O were stoten from• home in the 4800 blodt u the ...,. sin. 2·to-J. 1Mibi'9en Aug. 1 Ind Aug 7. Mt. bplct men of ... 1 l •1 .... A mittlf light pG$t wor1tt $400 WM dlmlged •.t In the 100 beodl •···· ~ 2) .. Aug.. ...... throUgh ... ...... lo9t equlpnMm worth bOO Wll ...,. "*". 11 ..... hotlWlnthtJlelllDdl...,. ...... otMia • Daily Pilot frrdoy, August l 3, 1999 3 Ulbo needs history whefz you 're 'googie ' ground zero ... Wrat is history? I'm glad .. ou asked. I don't know. His~ory is one of those things that seem simple but can be very hard to define, like the fundamental mysteries of nature. Why can't you tickle yoursetn How does dry cleaning work? Can you use the "10 Items or Less• line if you're buying a dozen eggs? Stuff like that. By the way, who started this affecta- tion of using "an• instead of •a• before "historic"? Makes me crazy. Do we say "an history• of whatever or "an hill" of beans? '1)f course not. It's almost as annoying as people who say •momento" when they mean ·memento: Sorry, where were we? Oh right, history. Anyway, the Costa Mesa City Council was in an his- toric Oust kidding} state of mind recently and commissioned a sur- vey of all the structures of histori- 'Cal significance in Costa Mesa. The report identified 172 build- ings that deserve a little respect, thank you. Of those, 31 have a chance of being listed on the fed- eral or state Registry of Important COMMENTS &CURIOSITIES peter buffo Stuff, to use a technical term. The obviously important' buildings in town are all on the list: the Diego Sepulveda, or Estancia Adobe, which dates back to about 1800; the Segerstrom Home Ranch proper- ty; in the familyformdre than 100 years and still serving as the company's home office; and the Methodist church on 19th Street, built in 1928 and one of the tallest structures in the county at the time. By the way, you can thank the Segerstrom family - again -for the SWVlval of the Estancia Adobe, which is one of the oldest structures in•Cci.lifor- nia. The SegerlStroms were the mo::.t recent owners of the land where the Adobe stands and donated the structure, along with five acres of parkland, to the city in 1963. The Adobe has been carefully maintained since then by the Costa Mesa Historical Society. Estancia Park, by the way, is also the site of the city's most important archeological find .-the well-preserved remains of a mastodon, a blg anunal that looked like an elephant draped lll shag carpet. Interestingly enough, the home of our very own mayor, Gary Monahan, made the cut. So like what was my house, chopped liver? l guess so. But I'm not bitter. It seems the l.t.st 1s of[ to a good start, but I'm anxious to see the whole. cannoli. That's because I'm a big "goo- gie• fan. I'm sorry, Pete, you're a big what fan? Googie, I tell you, and you might be surprised to know thdt Costa Mesa is a must- see stop for googie fans acro the country. Googio architecture is the 1950s' version of thosP. wonderfully wacky motels and coffee shops that dotted the Americdn landscape in the ·~0s and '40s -adorned with giant milk bottles, teepee~. 30-f oot tall chipmunks or two-story dough- nuts. By the mid-1950s, the space race kicked m, and googie was born. The best description of googie is what you'd end up with if you let the Jetsons design your city. For those who can remem- ber it, the original Tornorrowland at the Magic Kingdom was ground zero for the googie move- ment, wtuch is why Anaheun became the capitol of googie. Every other motel, restaurant or liquor store looked like a head- on collmon between the Jetsons' space ship and a truckload of Fiesta ware. Most of the Anaheun googie has disappeared, but Costa Mesa offers some of the hnest surviving examples. Take a tnp to Harbor Boulevard and Adams Avenue dJld you'll get a double googie bldst. The first ls the old Edwards Cinema on Adams If thdt sign doesn't scream •The Jetsons" at you, your memory i:; shot. (By the way, Jun, could we. slap a coat of paint on the place and lose the plywood patch beneath the box office? Thank you so much.) Around the cor- ner on Harbor, at the south end of Mesa Verde Center, is the landmark Kona Lanes sign -a googie masterpiece. Head south on Harbor and tum nght on Wil- son. Immediately to your right lS a ventable, and venerable, goo- gie icon -the Mauna Loa ·,Apartments Don't v.torry, you can't miss 1t. It's the best exam- ple of a goog1e sub-set called tlki. It's as if someone airWted a longbouse from Bora Bora and dropped it beside Harbor Boule- vard. But to see the piece de resis- tance, the comen.tone of the city's' claim to googie fame --you need to ease on down to New- port Boulevard and 22nd Street. There it stands. The essence of googie. The core of the redctor. The place where the calendar always reads 1959 no matter how many years go by -the Ali Baba Motel Have you ever seen anythillg like lt? Neither have I. Could 1 be more bizane? I think not. U you have a chance, rent a video copy of Dan 'Akroyd's "Dragnet." The hlm open! with a montage of SoCal landmarks -the Santa Moruca Pier, Dodger Stadium, Disneyland, Mann's Chinese Theater. etc. And there, for one, fleeting moment is the Ali Baba -m all its gp0g1e glory, with its towering, mosque-like dome gleaming m the &un. Most people had no idea that it's a motel tn Costa Mesa of course, but for us googie fans, it was th~ equiva-• lent or Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara finally embraong against a hery sunset. So stay turled. When the histonc list of historic places 1s history, we'll see who knows their googie and who doesn't. Oh, I almost forgot .. It's Friday the 13ffi. BOO. I g_otta go. • PETER BUFFA 1s a former C~ Mesa mayor, His column runs Fridays. E-mail him at Prr840AOL.com. Police arrest Newport Beach chiropractor for sexual battery • Case is the third within the last month. It's no swprise, police say. GRJ::G Rl.<;J.JNG ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH - A 42- year-old chiropractor was arrest- ed Thursday afternoon after two of hlS female patients claimed he touched them inappropriately during their visits. Police served an arrest warrant on Steven Wesley Lovell of New- port Beach at his Riverside Avenue office. He is charged with two felony counts of sexual bat- tery. Bail was set at $25,000. Lovell will be arraigned today in Harbor Justice Center. The two women who made the cla.ims against their doctor were being treated for back. injuries when police said Lovell touched them in a sexual nature. The two BUSINESS 8 RIEF tacific Life Insurance promotes 3 employees Newport Beach-based Pacific Life Insurance Co. announced the promotion of three of its employees this week. Paul Hikichi, of Costa Mesa, has been promoted to vice pres- ident, risk 'management. He will be responsible for analyzing the market risk of the company's investments. Peter Pastre, of ·Newport Beach, will be responsible for following legislallon at the fed- eral level as assistant Vice pres- ident, government relations. He was promoted from government relations director. Stephanie Curry, of Irvine. bas been promoted to assistant vice president. She will be responsible for directing mar- keting and sales. Pacific Life was founded in 1868. It manages more than $290 billion in assets. incidents were seven months apart, with the most recent within the last month. Police do not believe the victims know each other. "Their stories have similar cir- cumstances,• said Newport Beach Sgt. Mike McDermott, who could not elaborate with fur-1 ther details because of the pend- ing case. "There was some touch- ing that wasn't part of the treat-1 ment." The two woman we re partially clothed when Lovell worked on them. Police added that Lovell would ~sexually gratify" himself dunng the visits. Police said Lovell was sur- pnsed when he received the drrest warrant at tus ofhce at 1 :20 pm No one from Lovell's office could be reached for comment. Lovell's arrest marks the third in Orange County in as many weeks. On July 26, a 29-year-old athletic trainer at Rancho Santa HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. Cocktails Phone Ahead for Food To Go WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 COMBINATION SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY! PASTRY BAKERY . OICOSTA r----------, I Get A Free I 1 Loaf/ieread 1 I J I Free Do r Rolls I I with any Purchaae 1 1 I aood only Sat Aug. 141'11 I I .c.t p,;... _,....UN 1 _,.,. L ...... , ... 1'1111 "'....... .J ----------•CAKES . •PHOTOGRAPH CAKES •PASTRIES •COOKIES •PIES FROll20-90 • Big Screen lV, VCR, Sound System, Podium Microphone • Large Comfortable Booths . • Efficient Courteous Staff • Prices to Fit AU. Budgets Margarita High School was charged with touchmg a former student in a·sexual manner dur- ing routine therapy. On Wednes- day, a 38-year-old Costa Mesa hair salon owner was arrested on similar charges for fondling one of his customers. The recent spate of sexual mis- conduct by people in positions of Mark is enjoying a variety of new features on his Duffy 21 Classic: ·BIG MATT ATTACK" • All Weather ubin Enclosure • Heating/Defogging Sy tern • High Power Motor •Varnished Wood Steering Wheel • Sony CD Sound System In hi favorite color: Sc. Loui11 Cardinal Burgundy ... ... and much more • trust doesn't surpnse authorities. "Their mohvation is deep- seated, • McDermott said ·Most times these guys will hod their victims no matter what the con- sequences are. H Police advise that women who feel they have been violated should not feel embarra!>sed about reporting it to authonlles More thdn" bOllt. .. It's " lifostyk •Women should trust theu first mstincV McDermott said. •u women feel it's inappropriate. it probably IS. They should report It unmediately. • Police urge any of the sus- pect's patients who feel they were victinuzed to call the New- port Beach Police Department at (800) 550-6273. . Mark McGwire takes delivery of his Duffy 21 from Duffy Duffield and Missy Prowell from ou.r Huntington Harbour office. (949) 5 2 ... 4 Friday, August l 3, 1999,,. Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Dae. ly Pilot. 330. W. Bay St , COila Me-sa .!U627; fax them to (949) 646-<4170. or till (949) ~2-5680, Ext. 228. A complete ff$t1ng of AROUND TOWN may ~ found e; da1lypilot.com ---· TODAY " . ".J1)e late t Tblng Teaching and Healing Center offers a class on "Ple1ddian Tools for Uvmg: Co· Cteating with Spmt • from 6 to 9 p.m. Taught. by Krista Kirkwood, tl¥s workshop focuses on under· stand.mg the way that thought. judgment, emotions and frequen- cy. shape our perceptions and ere· ~~e the reality we oxperience. The fee ls $33 with ddvanced regisll'a· pon. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. .17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information or reservallons, call (949) 645~6211 SATURDAY Christian Singles 39 and Better will host a Catalina Island day tnp ~g at 8:45 a .m. The ·group !.W\11 meet al the Manners parkmg ·-i - · • Videos a~ low ai. $3.95 Lotions a5 lot to carpool to Newport Be ch. Tour the i/:,land and en1oy a lei urely lunch on a sunny be ch. The boat leaves the.coai.t at 9 a m. Coi.t is $38 per pen.on. The Mariners lot is at 5001 Newport Coast Drive, lrvme. For mserva· t1ons or more mformdtton, call Valerie at (714) 536-4863. The Latest Tblng Teaching aJld Healing Center offers a class on "Energetic Commurucation • from l to 5:30 p.m. Taught by Jun and Anne Kinney, the class focuses on helping people connect mor£' easi· ly with others and learning to say what's in their minds and hedrts. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For mare informa· tion, call (949) 645-6211. A back-country hlk~ and moun·. lain b11Ce nde will take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 E . Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hikers and bikers will meet at El Morro Visitor Center. Parking is $6. For more informa- tion, call (949) 497-7647. FDIC-I NSURED CDs AT RATES THAT ARE HARD TO BFAT · I I vour < i) " rn.uuring or you're' t0m1dc~mg J .new CD, don't ~II youf)df shon ar thC' lcx:al bank Ill\! Ocl<IU\C it\ COO\COICnt. Cos OH ERED THROUGH A.G. 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Learn how to grow, care for and select great tomatoes. For moro inf onnation. call (949) &40-5800. Salomon Simlth Barney ls sponsor- ing "You and Your 40l(K) Rollover Workshop• at 9:30 a.m. at Salomon Smith Barney, 19000 MacArthur Blvd., lrvme. The workshop is free. For reserva- tion~ caH Stuart Slum at (949) 955-7562. SUNDAY Visit the Truck Jamboree from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in front of the Arhngton "fheater at the Orange · <::ounty Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Onve, Costa Mesa. The . show 1S from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $12 for adult.s, $5 for JurUOrs (6-12) and children under 6 are free. For more information call (714) 582-2371. clnss start with ix morning and evening cctions available. The cour e will provide instruction in putting, ch.ippmg, pitching and hitting out of the and. The funda- mentals of the full swmg will also be cover d. Eruollrnent is $12 per urut and l 1 not limlted to full-time students. For more mforination, call (714) 432-5072. The Latest Thing Teaching 0 & Healing Center offers "Feng Shw for Private Spaces· with Carole Weaks lrom 7 to 9 p.m. The class is $25 with advanced registration. To register, or for more· inlonna· tion, call (949) 722-2933. OCC's law col!fSes get underway. "Introduction to Law, H •Business Law• and "Bustness Law r wilf all be avdilable this fall. These three-unit courses are open to the public. Enrollment is $12 per urut. For more information, call (714) 432-5072. . OCC's marriage and family course begins. The three-unit MONDAY J course includes topics such as ~---~ -·Tue Changing Nonns o( Man- Woman Relations,.. 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TUESDAY ;'The Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce Business Referral Brea,ktast. featuring Jeanine Just, president of Kreative Solutions and accomplished author, will be held dl 7:15 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd, Newport Beach . Cost for members is $15. Reserva- tions are requested. For more infor- mation, call (949) 729-4400. A free seminar and book signing titled ·netox...with-Greens, Super· foods and Raw Foods" will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at ... Daily Pilot thA Patio Cale at Mother's Market and KilC'hen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos- ta M a. Reservations required. For more information, call (800) 595·6667. Angler age 15 to adult are lnvtt- ed to partiClpate in a two-night, one-day bass fishing course, •Academy of Bass Fishing,· from 6:30 to 9 p .m. in tho Balboa Com- mumw Center. Register in person dt the Newport Beach Communi- ty Services office at 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. WEDNESDAY I A free seminar tilled "Stress! 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Canon ii •• Daily Pilot Friday, August 13, 1999• 5 Not' what robbers bargained for EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 cilwoman Norma Glover and City Manager Homer Blud.au looked on _ The mayor, who had called th mcetmg a •rallying of th troops,· said that the Safe and Healthy Conununities Irutiative must be defeated. ti to the atent possible within th existing pro~rty limits.• Taylor said there would be~ general ClVMStion se.rvi<:e at JOhh Wayne that would allow the auport to accom.modate expanded service. •Armed with a baseball bat, 4 Costa Mesa apartm.e~toccupantstake on 2 intruders with a gun. GRfG R1suNc lklyPb SOUTii COAST METRO Two robbers who stormed an apartment late Wednesday rught may have gotten more than they expected when they barged through a front door. The suspects -one of. whom was carrymg a gun -were able to get away with tWo cellular phones and about $800 in cash. But they managed theu haul . despite the struggles of four vic- tims to keep thetr belongings. The confrontation occurred about 10 p.m. when the two men knocked on an apartment door 'l located m the 1000 block of South Coast Dnve. As they proceeded to locate and steal valuables, one of the residents, a 21-year-old Co:;ta Mesan,. lunged for the suspect's gun. The two wrestled to the ground fighting for possession of the weapon. The situation grew ~ore frantic wben the suspect frred a shot that ripped through a wall No one was injured, and the resident was able to grab the weapon and disable its ammuni- tion clip. As -soon as it was evident the two robbers were outnumbered, the four friends jumped them. One of the victims found a base- ball bat and began swinging. MThey figured they would take back their apartment,• said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Don HoUord. MWe aren't sure whether either suspect was struck with the bat. [t was a free-for-all.• The two men ran out of the /ch Will-- Costa Mesa Florist Which Means in Any Language, ''/WANT COSTA MESA FLORIST" Contemporary Sportswear for Women . °2.IRED HOT / Semi Annual Summer Sale On Designer Mer~handise <11c,tu t::Nom • .:::?itaz 6 .:A1a.C~ • Emil d(ulmbuy • <1!ww12 9am 6 c:htu.ah c:i'Wuch &1ou 1024 Bayside Drive Bayside Shopping Center Newport Beach · Bayside Dr. at Jamboree Rd. MONDAY -SATURDAY 10 am -6 pm 949-119-9360 apartment with the stolen cash and phone:> and fled on foot. The robbers are described as· dark-eyed, clean-shaven Hispan- ic mal~ between 18 and 22, both .about 5 feet 7 inches and 160 poUnds. One man has short dark. hair. the other has dark slicked- ba,tk hau. . There weren't any irljunes, but pohce strongly caution people about trying lo overpower some- one Wlth a gun. "It's an extremely dangerous situation,• Holford said. "When you are fttced with this kind of sit- Ucltion, you should comply with their ~hes It's not worth risking your life when someone tries to steal yo\lr property.~ .· Anyone with information is asked to Cdll the Costa Mesa Police Department at (714) 754- 5281. Spurred on bf a letter-wntmg campaign 6nd flyers distribu~ by pro-aupof! groups, an overflow crowd Jammed a conference room Thursday at the Newport Beach C~ntral Library to hear the mayor· and others fill them m on the latest developments m the hotly debated issue. · "Wow, how many people do you think arc here? asked Jane Silver, an appdrenUy stunned South County resident . -one of a handful -who came to hear first- hand Newport Beach's position. Mayor Dennis O'Neil told the crowd, estimated dt between 300 and 350, that the oty was uruted ir1 its fight for a commercial airport at El Toro Mlf (the City Council) hdve trou-1 ble agreemg on other things, we are 100% together in our support of El Toro,• O'Nell said, as Coun- ~~ Ma~tress Outlet Stora S 3165 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa One Block Soulb or 405 Fwy G (714) 545-71 68 · ·1 call it 'the unsafe and w\healtby initiative',· O'Neil Sclld. MTbis county needs a new expand- ed air transportation facility and it would be wrong to pass that initia- tive." . Airport Working Group Dirc.'Ctor Richard Tuylor said the county's plan would mdude an expansion of John Wayne Allport, which would cause a logjam of problems for all of Orange County. •They have tWo alternatives to El Toro, which are plans F and G," Taylor said. "Plan F calls for 14 mil- lion annual passen~ers and John Wayne would acconunodate as much passenger demand as possi- ble by expanding the auport facili- He said also that the~ concourse at the airport would be lengthened by several hundred feet to the north and to the south to providP. additional gates. Also an additionaJ termirial would have to be built to the ~uth and connected to the exu;ting temlinal. Taylor said that that the impact of no1Se would be significantly greater under those plans and that Bristol Street. a major roadway that runs through Costa Mesa, would be relocated to the west. Hlf El Toro is not built, John Wayne will be the only game in town,· 'Taylor c~utioned the capac- ity crowd, which broke into sponta- neous applause throughout the evcrung to show its support for an El Toro airport. · RUFFLES . 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By Veronica Durm, ~ Plot t could ht1ve been d long, bonng !.ununer for Lupe Chdvez, 13, but Girls Inc mdde 1t po:,s1ble for her to qet out of bed -and buve sonwthmg to do. ·It's mce to know thdl there are Pf>opl<• out tht>re who ct1re dhout u .... " st11d Lupl', who goes to A G C 'ume f\ ltddle Sc hool m S,inta Anet. "I met a lot ol girls h1>re th11t now l wnsider lifetune rnends • non, the first summertime pro-program helped her focus on orarn in th_e organization's 50 what she wants to do with her il -~·~-1-,,,.e. -ypars w Girls Inc. b d program dvail-·1 already know what I want to able to girls m middle school and do when I grow up,· Selene said. high school that can now be ·1 want to be a lawyer.· described as year-round· This Wu<; She ddded that she found it the first attempt for progrdm helpful that the program irtvited an cilll'Clors to keep it open dunng attorney to come and speak to the surruncr, said Lucy Santana, them. teen program ctirector. Aside from academics, the girls TI1e group ol 30 girls took math wept on d number of excursions. dd'>S~. pa.rtiapated in sports, It'>-H1kmg, rock clunbing, and trips to the mountains and basketball games added spice to the summer experience. One of the most-interesting activities the girls participated m was a mock trial involving Goldilocks and the Three Bears because it allowed everyone to interact, Santana said. About 95% of the girls who participate m the program come from low-income and single-par- ent families, according to Santana. Doily Pilot DON LEACH I DAllY PILOT Left: A Girls Inc. autographed T-shirt ts a summer souvenir. Above: Brenda Velazquez is held d~wn by Rachel Schmidt, left, · and Sandra Asencio, as they sign her shJrt during the final day of the Girls' Inc. summer program. Before tbe staff presented the girls with a group photo and a cer- tificate, tbe had a chance to min- gle and sign each others' GirlS Inc. T-shirts. The parbopants also hdd an opportunity to thank staff members for their efforts On the verge of tears, Crysldl Olivo, 14, stood on a chair to express her appreciation. un raised my self-esteem and confidence," Crystal said. H It brought me to think of myself ai, a better person. To see (the other girls J smile at you and give you encottrdgement makes you feel incrndt hie.· Dtdlla Valdez, 10, of1'eWtnkte'- M1dclle School, said she doesn't know how she would have spent her swruner tf 1t were not for the program. She said Girls Inc. tdught her a great deal. • f'm going to sixth grade and I ledmed runth-and 10th-grade math,• Valdez said, mentioning a pre-algebra class. u1 will remem- ber everybody.• The pw pos<' ol Uw ... 1x week Culs In< sumnw1 progrclffi Wd<; to r£>mforc1• tlw unportance of ht~he>r PC1ucc1t1on t11 n-to I h-yedr-old girls and tu lt>I lhNn know lhdl Uley can clo ... 011wthin9 positive with their ltv1•..,, MemlJ1•1s ol Guts lnc. 9athered al cx·c ·on Th1u ... dt1y to c<>lebrate Ull' end of thP ... umnwr n!lc.•brn- tened to guest speakers dddrcss- mg vanous tsSues -from l.iw to the cartoon busmess -and had d chtl.Ilce to plan theu Cd.leer goals. Selene Valdez, 12, said the Give 'em dirt, just don't bark their dog park Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner ' • It seems nothing else matters m new Costa Mesa dog park but its surface. F.usE GEE IHy fill COSTA NIESA-Dozens of dog lovers crowded into City H all Thursday everung to express their d.tspJeasure dt using mulch or wood chips to cover the city's dog park. The open house was held to gather community input on three l ni4ut' "'"~ l"IJ<llll < dlnlnJ: room\8'ailablt' for l(IVUp bU\IOfi) mttlinpand prhalt runctlun\ . . ' 723-0621 Plea.~ l1ill for R~nwtions and Direction~ 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Presented by Sunday Sept. 12, 1999 10 a.m. -5 p.m. Big Corona State Beach -Sponsors- "KING OF THE SANDCASnEs· "KNIGHT SPONSORS" •• 8.\RAINCTON CAPITAL COIU'ORA TION Dalli Pilot • ... ~ JMnWf\ 1L. NEWPOI\ T COAST ~--., ...... ......... ...._°" ..... ................ "SQUIRE SPONSORS" ~I MA 0 11l l !'ll ~fWP~T aunts r. f .. ... .. • .- r ----------------, I ,, 38th AnnuCll 1 -.t Sandcastle I Contest I S\lndoy. 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Grass is a much bet- resi.dent Sandy Burtrum "We don't ter surface for the dog park, they care how many park.mg Spdces said. there are. The only issue is the sur-The City-<Sounal will have the fdce. • Cina! say ob the matter, but so far, And wood clups, mulch or any staff has found th.at mulch has kind of bark is definitely out, worked in other communities, said .CLOTHING THROUGH CONSIGNMENT CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME 177 Riverside Ave., Suite L, Newport Beach 949 57 4-5555 LABELS Dave Alk.emd, park superinten- dent. • Ma.mtenance is dn lSSue." Sdld Donna Theriault, management analyst for public seIVices. "Natu- rally, the wood chips are a lower maintencmce cost Through our tree-tnmnung contract, we can get the wood chips for free.• Bruce Martell said he fears that cost may dnve the council's dec- sion when it comes time to choose the park's surface. f le Sdid that although bark lines I luntington Beach's dog park it isn't necC'Ssarily the pref erred SUiface for the park. "There's a lot of people from Huntington that come to ours rather than use theirs, "Martell said One of those people is Rick Tun-rruns . . "We dnve from Huntington Beach, "Tunmins srud. "My dogs don't like (bark.) Really, they don't play the c;ame • Ba.rbata Robb, a Costa Mesa res- ident said her dog doesn't like bark either. There used to be piles of bark at the dog park in Costa Mesa occas1onally and when her dog ran up to 1t, he would always come to a skidding stop to avoid it. Robb Sdld she would rather see U1e pdJ'k stdy the way it is than go to bark "Between bdrk and dirt, we'll take dirt any day, "she said. GOODVVILL INDUSTRIES of Orange Coun:t:y • "'ew D~nation Site la CORO~A DEL MAil St. Michael & All Upls Episcopal Cli_.m Tax Receipts Issued 3233 Pacific View Drive Call 1-800·4-GOODWILL (100-446-6394) For Addltlonal Donation Center locations Open Daily 7am-5pm Attendant will assist you Your 1u-deduc11b~ donation ol doth•ns •nd other usable JOOds htlps provide eduaillon. 1r1tntns. Ind mploy.,.nt ltrVicft for peoplf with dlslbthtln Ind other blrrttrJ www.oqoochrlll.ora .. Doily Pilot Fndoy, August ~3. 1999 7 City could lose out on Fairview funds DIANA D.uma do n't bike i10 her church, the Arc.hongel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church m :santa Ana. • Slow going has council members concerned about restoring the city's ''crown jewel." moved along. I think it could be moVlllg along a lot faster. I'm JUSt not real happy with the progress. ;nus is our crown jewel,· f:USE oH !kif Pb FAlRvIBW PARK ...-If specific design plans ~ren't drawn up for · restoration meas in Fauv1ew PdCk, the oty could lose out on grant opporturubes in the nedl' future, stdff told the cOlUlcil this week. HWe'rn in d s1tuutlon where a lot of things are getting done except for the most tmportant part. whlch 1s restoration,H said Richard MC1hren, chainnan o! the Fairview Park otizeJl'S committee. Restoration work offers the gredtesl opportwuty ·tor grant funding in the park. The Coastal Conservancy has grants available, and the state is cons1denng a park bond that would open up funds for projects hke FiilIVlew. HThe greatPst opportunity for flmdin will be for those whq_ have their designs reddy," said City Mandger Allan Roeder. Last year, Bob FlSher wtts hired as ralfVlew Pdrk's project mandg- SURF CONTINUED FROM 1 Surfers g1dbl.led their boards as parents, friends and passers- by watched the compellllon - the end of d c.1x-weck surf senes sponsored by Volcom Youth Lib- eration, d clothing company that caters to surter~. skateboarders and snowboarderl>. As the Wdvt'S rippled through the water, the surfers focuspd on ndmg the1r way to the top - remembenng to have fun while they were doing something they love. The free annudl event attracts many to the beach, despite the C>c1rly hour, Sdtd Brad Dougherty, who rnordmated the FAll CONTINUED FROM 1 The acudent occurred at a motel on the comer of Prospect Street and Wt·~t COclst J lighway that was undergoing renovdtion. At about 2:45 p.m., the construc- tJon worker Wds ~tilnding on a nar- row balcony when he took a rrus- i>tep and fell . He fcU 30 feet to the ground but managed to land on his heeb betore tumbling to the concrete. He didn't hit any objects dunng ~ plummN. • Pdldmeclics who examined the victim at the c;ccne Couno he hadn't experienced c1J1Y spmol lflJuries. •He was cxln.•o/-17 lucky that he didn't receive any mdJOr injuries," saul Lt John Blauer of the Newport Bec1ch Fire and Mdililo Department. "He could have crushed himself tf he ldndcd on his head You could certtunly see severe U'lJunes m this type of case. He was fortunate.· er to help write grant applications and get funding for improvements at Fairview Park. Staff told the council this week that before FlSh· er can apply for grants, more spe- cific plans are needed. •rm concerned and curious os to why (Fisher) didn't point out - not only to the council but to the staff -that before we could actu- ally approach foundations or cor· porations for funding, that we needed design work,· said CoWl- cllwoman Linda Dixon. "Why wasn't that addressed Ill Novem- ber?• Roeder said he e~ staff to come back with recommenda- tions m the next few months on what it will take· to get work underway. "I, for one, as a council member would certainly support funding de.sign,_effort.'> .so that we could make· grant applications,• Coun- cilwoman Libby Cowan said. •I think it's a very important piece of getting Fauview Park funded and event for VoJcom. "We do this promotion to give the kids sometlung to do over the summer," he said. •we've had a' full contest every time - kids hne up at 6:15 in the morn- ing.• The main draw of the compe- tition was the open division, which included both profession- als and amateurs. For competi- tors 15 and younger, there was the grommet division, where they had a surf-off, Wlth judges selecting the highest-placing 15-or-younger surfer as the wm- ner Fmallsts m the open diVlsion were Peter Rangel, 24, Adam Popp, 19; Mike Kline. 16; Josh Hoyer, 22; Chris Mclauglin, 22; and Keenan. As judges rounded up the Council member also cnti- azed the process of unplementing the FilllVlew Pa.rk Master Plan as too slow. It's been a year and a halt since the master plan was ·adopted by the council. The plan outlines an estimated $9 inilllon in improve- ments to the 208-acre passive•use park, including habitat restora- tion, a bridge across Placentia Avenue, hildng and biking trails, additional restroom facilities and other amenities "The tune has come when we need to say, 'We have the master plan, where dfe we gomg, what are we doing, how long is it going to take?' H Cowan said. •It JUSt seems to me we are dragging our feet at every possible moment." One example noted by Cowan was the way it took four months for the oty to award a design con- tract earlier this yeM for certain areas of the pd.Ck Also, Cowan added, the aty is taking two years points for the 20-minute fmals, they Wi!tched tor the surfer who got the largest wave m his heat. The competition came to d halt at noon. with Hoyer in first place, Keenan second, Rangel third, McLaughlin fourth, Popp in fifth and Klme srxth. Hoyer also took first in the au show and Travis Mellum, 14, took ftrst in the top gromms Jimmy Williams, 13. catne in second. For Keenan, surfing 1s more than Cun, friends and winning. It's his life "Surfing itself keeps me hap- py.~ said Keenan, who lS spon- sored by Volcom. "I've been surfing for 12 years, five years p1ofess1onally. These events are fun.• McLaughn, who has surfed both professionally and as an Smaller size . Bigger miracle. • The world's smallest zoom lens-equipped Advanced Photo System camera (as of June, 1999) • Refined design featumyg e!egant, durable stain1ess steel ooay • High-q4ality_ all-glass aSohencal "2x zoom fens wrlh exclusive Hybrid AF "The Best Art Shopping in Southern California" The.,Sawdust FcsuvaJ is a btcathtakin1 vi- sual event with more than 190 talented local artists d1splay1n1 their fine art and quality crafts. entertainment and art workshops. Opell Ettryday July l -August 29 10AM-10PM 93S Lquna Qnyon ROlld LqUna &e.ch. CA 92651 949.494.3030 to use a $200,000 anonymoui. CONTINUED FROM 1 donation to UlStaU restroom faali-Maybe at's becau!.e h ti/::!..,, dn interpretive renter and pent h,er childhood lJ1 anoth- p1cruc area tn the park · er culture, another world. m Public Service Duector Bill Cauo, Egypt.' This somctunes Moms 5a1d the procesi> is some-makes it hard for her to get what drawn-out b cause the (1ly excited about who got drunk is required lo follow specific with whom when, and what guidelmel> when d proiect is put they didi or why someone's out for bids. And there are so hwrcut is the mo::.t crushing many elements m the purk plan matter of the day. that efforts ctln get spreud thin.. •1 just don't Cdre," she Also twcause of donations and said other factors, the city has been Or it could be b~causo hPr focusing on some aspects of the religion _ Coptic . Orthodox park mow them othPrs· -sets het apart from her • The $200,000 donation· •Catholic, Protestant or non-pushe~ the aty to move forward -practicing classmdte . on deslgn plans for the interpre-H cl k t l bve center and other facilities. er ose-mt ami Y -her mother runs a day core • The donation of the ttistorir. center, her father works m Huscroft l louse L'> requmng the electronics, her younger ister oty to prepare for relocat10n of the Sara lS one of her best fnends home to Fauview Pttrk and the -leaves her httle tune for the destgn of .1 mu~eum site. frenetic social pace kept up • The Orange County Model by many of her clas5mates En~eers onatmn of mdterial_ --1f..,.,fe~r~besH~nds, ~ dtd, and labor for a restroom and die drawn from her church or snack bar at GOdt J till Junction her extended family. An older also pushed forward pltms to build cousin, who just graduttted a sewer hnP dt the park. fronf UCI, is her current amdteur for eight years, said surfing dllowc; him to release stress and clc>dr his mmd. Some peoplt> plc1y guitar, some p('oplc wntl1, I surf. (When you are out thc•rl'), you don't focus on the things you have to do, you focus more on having fun.· The• most challenging part of competlhve surhn_g, he ..,a1d, is trying to catch the larHest. wave. •You hc1ve to connect from the oub1de all the way to the beach," 11.lcLaughn said. After trymg to wm all sum- mer, Hoyer said he was -.attshed with ha.., effort m ronung out with a v1ctorv. "It fl'lt go~cl . c1nd I got a OPW hoard. H he ~aad ot the surfboard that he won "That made all the difference " favonte partner for movu~~ and shoppmg expeditions. Or maybe, she says, she feels apart just because sht>'s shy. .. That's something I want to work on,• she sclid, dddmg that m some situations, her face reddens against her will, and the power of speech deserts her. But whatever it is, D1and said that after seven )ears m the Umted Stales, he contin- ues to view the world of New- port Harbor through a differ- ent lens Not necessarily a sadder one, though. ul'm happy, H hf' said. ·1 hke n'l} job. I lake summer school n HER PAST -AND FUTURE Just about the only place A MacGillivray ~recman r-ilm It 1s, however, a central part of h~r life. Not only is 1l where :.he celebrates her faith, 1t ii.; also her connection to th~ Egyptian community he lclt hehind when she and hPJ family ururugrated. Smee leavmg, she said, she has n£>ver heen back to v151t her home country. "It' too expensive." she said, adding that she would hke to return someday. But for now, her thoughts arc on the more immediate future: In three weeks, she, like the rest" of the class of 2000, will enter her seruor year. And before too long, she will be out m the world. Two years ago, ' Diana talked of gomg to UCLA to become a pedfatnnan. But her oals have changed. ow she wants tc:i _J_um~p--i mto what she and her family !Jee as the held of the future: computers. She 1s cons1denng UCI but says it may be too expensive. Other options are OCC and ITT Technical Institute. She's also JUSt looking for· word to the end of high school ond the begmnmg of real life. He.I parents second that opm1on. "Graduation is the first st~p of her future,· said her mother, Samia Gu91s She s actually gomg to face the world." Her mother added that she · was very excited about her daughter's new JOb •because at'' m a good spot, and she's lt>arnuig new things,• dnd she is not a b1t worned about D1dna's abihty to face the challenges of the future. JU.St dS she hds handled the chal- lc•nges of the past. EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE Ffl\VARO<.. IRVINF <..PFCTRUM \VHF Rf Tl•F 5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINE • CALL FOR (',ROUP \fl! f '> ,\ ltJfORMATION ; J .l ,n 2 1•,,,'\ \ £YE-<>PENER ... 140 days. , 8 Doily Pilot WOMEN'S GOLF MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT The sterling silver tea pot prize awaits the winner of Tea Cup OassJc m, which ls at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa today. ·There a~e new twists this year, and among them IS the first tee-time prov1s1onal -2 p.m. may stre tch. RI< II \Jiil Dl "' COSTA MESA - Each country duh bnngs a team or sup- porters to follow their representdt1ve in the Ted Cup Classic, one of the reasons why the ladJ.es foursome event has taken on a life of its own. EA CUP Club members, golf . fans and community CLASSIC readers have convened · .___ _____ _, to fonn sizable galleries the first two years of the stroke-play extrav- aganza m the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Dai- ly Pi.tot Club Championship Series, and th.is year, With Mesa Verde Country Oub play- mg h<">t, the 18-hole match to determine a Daily Pilot champion will take on some new twists. . Among them, the first proVISional. The original tee time (2 p.m.) may well indeed stretch because or orcumstances. Defend- ing Tea Cup champion Marianne Towersey advanced to today's match-play final in the Southern Championship at Mission Viejo Country Club and will 1om the tea party in time for 18 holes. • Denise Woodard Marianne Towersey Sally Holstein • Debbie Albright A TOWERING CHALLENGE Towersey staring at 54 holes of championship play today after Tea Cup Classic's Santa Ana CC contestant advances to. Southern final. MISSION VIEJO -Some avtd golfers play 54 holes in a day for fun, but Marianne Towersey of Santa Ana Country Club will do it today with championship implications at every tum, as she advanced to the match-play final of the Southern Championship at Missfan Viejo Country Oub and will attempt to pull off an interesting double later in the Tea Cup Classic. i Towersey, defending Tea Cup champion, will play Candy Meyers (Glendora) in the 36-hole final at 8 a .m., then hustle to Mesa Verde Country Club for a 2 p.m. (tentative) start in the Tea Cup against Debbie Albright (Newport Beach), Sally Holstein (Big Canyon) and Denise Woodward (Mesa Verde). In Thursday's Southern semifinals, Towersey defeated Corey Weworsld (Shad- owrldge), 2 and 1. Meyers beat Albright to advance. ~ "I won't need to hit any (practice) balls," 1 Towersey said of her arrival today at Mesa Verde, after having played 36 holes of match play for the private-club Southern Callfomia title. •What are the odds of this happening?" Towersey said. "I don't think (it's a dlsad- vantage) at all. I'll be taking a cart (in the Southern final) and I won't be physically exhausted. If I lose in the Southern, I'll be fired up to win the Tea Cup·Classic, and if I win, 1'11 be on cloud nine and ready to stay there. t think it will all work out great." Towersey is confident she can make it before 3 p.m. and added "I won't need to hit any (wannup) balls.• -by Richard Dunn The four Tea Cup contestants will play from the yellow tees (5,800 yards) on the par-71 layout. AlsO new this year arc caddie bibs, which have been created by head pro Tom Sar- gent's staff at Me a Verde. Plus, for any superstitious goUers, check today's date and pack your golf bag careful- ly. Organizers of the event were aware of the Friday the 13th 1mplicaboo, but were locked into certain ed1tonal timeframes, and after reseMching the availability of the four golfers, accepted the challenge. While the date might instill apprehension for some, 1t has positive meaning for Albright. . -----------'-------:;_...;..._ ----- •1 thirik Mesa Verde plays longer than any of the other tow courses in the area, but Debbie has been hitting the ball awftilly long with the dnver, • said Newport Beach head pro Paul Hahn, who has taught Albright for 10 years and believes she has an excellent chance.to wtn. •And with her putting ... well, she's always been a good putter.· Holstein, making her Tua Cup debut after winrung her inaugural Big Canyon CountrY Oub bUe this year, will have his mter, Sue DeMille (Santa Ana Counby Club), don the caddie b1b. Verde and Santa Ana country clubs. •(The Tea Cup c;:iassic) has·a uruqueness to it," MediaOne production manager Mark Andrews said As in past Classics, a hole in one on the par-threes will result m pnzes, including a 1999 Mercedes Benz 8320 (valued • at S47,905), courte5y of Fletcher Jones Motor- cars, for the first player to ace the 18th bole. A player would have to temporarily forfeit their amateur status by accepting the car, or any prize worth over $500, according to USGArules. • Jt's a gOod day for me, because l came to the United States (from New Zealand) on Frldu!L the 13th 18 years ago,• she said. "f · act y )lad two days of Friday the 13th that day. New ZeaJand is a day ahead of us, and t left there on Prtday the 13th and amved here on Prlday the 13th, so 1t'' a lucky day for me.• Woodard, who won her fourth straight Mesa Verde club championship th.is year, will use Mesa Verde usistant pro Jeremy Clevenger as her caddie. She allo relishes ln the date, saytno earli· er this year: ·wow, Priday the 13th, I love itl Tell Marianne (Toweney) to bt9 reedy, became I'm coming after her tb1I year.• A hole in one by any player will wm: On the seventh hole, a Carnival Cruise for two (excluding airfare) or $500; on the 16th hole, a tet of Ping 151 irons; and on the third hole, a S2SO Mesa Verde goU shop gift certificate. Tbe event ls staged to promote women's golf, bring the goU community cl011er toOeth· er and, uldmately, crown a Dally PUot cbam· pion with, um year, a iterling silver tea pot • Albright, wbo has hired fellow club mem· bet Benny ~an to caddie for her in the Tea Cup, captuied h8t fourth comecutive dub ctWnplOntbip tn 1999 and bat lowered ber • handk'ap to zero. • Toweney's son, Chad, Will carry her bag in Tea Cup C1alllc m. Al80 new dUI year WW be coverage ·bf MecUeOile NMncmter 3, tbe COiia M9M public KCW channel that C'Oftll Mm \ • • the gtaDd prize. Mtnliflon .. he and tbe public ..... come to adlrY in what has proVed to b9 an adtlng louad ol spectator gOI. The bar dubs ... mtllllng .... ·•--• llalt ..... QUOTE OF THE DAY •t won't need to hit atrf (RJOOp) bals ... • Marianne Towersey# defending Tea Cup Classic champion Friday, Auguu 13, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 II II SPORTS -HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM · · EY ... • They'll come and go from one millennium to another, but no one will .ever quite replace the original item. ROGER CAfU..<;ON ~"" lmon Lockabey lft created a big void ong the Newport coast in early January of 1995, passing away ju.St a few days after turning 85 on his birthday. New Year's Day, and therein lies his fame. There's httle hope anyone will ever fill the gaps he left on · the boating scene. His wife of 60 years and more, Virginia, continues a busied pace, filled with raising orchids and tending to her faithful dog. A Balboa Yacht Club member with strong ties to the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, she bas maintained her heavy schedule of volunteer work. It was Vuginia who introduced •Lock" to boating with ventures on a Snowbird in the early '30s and they were married in 1934. But it would be a long time before the seas would eventually capture Lockabey's heart. During World War 11 he was with the Merchant Marines aboard tankers and freighters, and after stints as an mswance investigator, a shipyard worker and with the railroad, he wound up at the San Bernardino Sun in the late '40s. rt was in land-locked San Bernardino that he sold the sports editor on the idea of a boating column, which became the trigger for a similar spot with the Costa Mesa Globe Herald, in addition to "stringer• posts with the Los Angeles Times and Associated Press. The Globe Herald became the Daily Pilot and Lockabey and the Pilot would endure into the '90s before his retirement. In 1986 he was awarded the Ed Kennedy 1\'ophy by the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club for outstanding service to yachting·, and two years later, the Southern California Yachting Association bestowed the Jim Webster 1Tophy on him with similar recognition. Recently the Newport-to- Ensenada Race named one of its championship categories after him, the winner awarded the Almon Lockabey 1Tophy annually. The Ensenada race series was clearly one of lus favorites, with the same combination which held Lockabey captive to the sport, the blend of competitiveness and camaraderie. Lockabey reported on the waves for decades and his name became synonymous with Southern California boating, and the key was twofold· He was seemmgly always there, and . for everyone, 1t was always a VlrginJa pleasure. His jokes were legendary No one, it seems, can ever recall meeting up with Lockabey without the customary story, almost always off-colored, and always very funny. ·so, she said ... • was one of bis standard comments with a big smile during a dry moment. "I don't know if Al could g~t away with sqme of the things he used to say nowadays," said Vll'ginia Lockabey, alluding to the political correctness of the present day. As a competitor, be won a few races, but his legacy was the blend of love for the game itself, intertwined with the generous, soothing touch of hts better half, which kept hts keel even, Virginia. Vugil Almon Lockabey, adopted by the sea, as well as by the Daily Pilot's Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the oncoming millennium. WOMEN'S TElllllS Davenport makes quick work of Huber • Defending Acura Classic champion needs just 58 minutes to dispose of German in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2. MANHATTAN BEACH -Top-Huber lost her serve twice in the seeded Undsay Davenport of second set to trail, 3-0, Wlth the Newport Beach needed less than wind swirling on stadium cowt. an hour to knock off Germany's W1th a bye, Davenport asked An.lee Huber. 6·2, 6-2, Thursday tournament officials for a Thurs- in her first match of the day start, giving her Acura Cassie. three days rest after Davenport, needed playing singles and just 58 minutes to dis· doubles last week in patch Huber, who pushed Carlsbad. the 23-yea.r-old local to Other than the start the limit before losing, of the year m Australia 1-5, 1·5, in Carlsbad last and Japan, Davenport week. doesn't play three con- Huber had six double-leeutive weeks like she faults, including one that does every summer in cost her a game and put California. Davenport ahead, 3-2, in She won the three the tint 1et. In fact. Huber California hardcourt won only 58 percent of her lint· tournaments last year, then won serve points. ber fint Grand Slam title, tbe In tbe l8¥8nth game, Deven-U.S. Open. port casbecl In cm Mr ftftb break This leUOn eft.r wUuUDg ber point wtlla a • ......., bactbend MCODd Grand Slam event at and. 5-2...... WlmbeldOn., Dneapcwt defended Daw fllt fMlld only w •tmeat 91mNcl. beknlallllg tnU palllt • Mr boa .... ID V... 'Wlltzw ID t. *1'11 .... la .. ..., IM, wMi I d••ll•Cdib14. Sports • Doily Pilot Fndoy, Augu5t ll, 1999 9 Preseason hoopla directed toward Sailors'.offensive tackl Jones DIEP Sii . C.hll ,...., .. .,.., Piiot's ................ r----------------------, 1 'I f r , I I I I • Tar Usted among prospects by recruiting magazine . NEWPORT BEACH -Blair Jon , a Ne wport Harbor High senior entenng tus third season as the Sa.ilon»' tarting off ens1ve tackle, has been rec<:>gn1zed as an All-Far W~st p1eseason prospect by SuperPrep recruiting magazine. the annual prese<: son edition. A return· ing All-Newport-Mesa District per- fonner, he started rune gam~ as a ophomore. He started seven games last fall, after missing the f11st three with recumng headaches an early verbal coinmitment to his future college home, but noted lf he mak s uch a comrrutment, it will come before the Sailor.;' Sept. 9 season open- er. I I I I • Jones said he has rece1ved scholar- h1p offers from USC, Michigan, Ore~ gon and Cal, while UCLA is among the 37,schools which have expressed inter- est. •1 won't commit anywhere dW1ng th · season,• said Jone:., who ls also bemg looked at as a potenual Ught end al th~ next level. 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""'be wlhoul watTanty express I Jeal'I S1k0fa c.ttme ~ by c.men P""-""'· the t)enefoc:my use of the f1C1•tooui; busl· Mtia, Cat1tornia 92627 naa si Wla Sl9a cl c.llarM Tl1' pi mlY Ide With the court 1 °' ~ regar<1i11g httt pos-Published Newpo11 Beach· Hlr1nwl "'~ ""°"*' • °' any attMw l*90fl o.ted ness name Ellen Kim Luu. 13232 NoCa al OeflUl lr1d E'-*" to RecJitSt lot Speolll Noke (IOl1TI session.°' alher enc1n1brances Coste Mesa Oa11y Pilot T"'*1r, Homa SMlgs al Atrwt· 07/31"" Consolldaied R.- JW Rooling, 2nsa Santa Amar Uo Dr. Weiotmortster. tel ltl9 dlllCnbed prop.Ty -DE· 154) of 1111 hhllO Ol Ill llMll· ta saWy ltlt unpaid obligaiions Augu5t 13, 19, 20, 1099 ca FA.• ~•I _, • ~ eom,.n.,, A Ma I p tl<W 1232 Ca 11011'118 92683 l9COded on Mlr'c:fl 24 1999 • IDIY ancs alll)nlUI OI ts!Jtt S«Uled by said OMd of Trust FTh0'44 pubic U11171 to .... ~ btddw dMSIOn al ~ Tiiie rgan a a iy, · This bus ness 1s oon· ---·-· -·~ ""21cu .. -_.... Of ol s,.., pe•....., ~ Wlttl 111•w-· ~n .. -"• ~u-~~ --=..,..,..,,-~_,,,--~ ,_ _ ·~ Co .. ..,. M1$SoonVieto,CA92691 ........ _M nu..... -""N •• -~ -·1 """""' .... vvw• • .,_.. PUBLIC HEARINGS ,...._, .... -adllCll~by lnsw'anc:e ,_f v.ntUfa lll8 FlCloUOtJS BUSinesa ducted by an lnd!Vldual .. dioli rwc:ords °' Orlftga accourc as pnMde(I 1n Pn>Da!t ptOVlCled tlleleon pjvs adYances WILL BE HELD BY THE ... QI' lllU:lrlll 119* • cl-* !Ml.. 2nd """' Ceteblus. name referred to above Have you sta11ed doing Q)ny 0.. ~ 27 1999 Cei-Q:idl seQol'l 1?.50 A ReQuesl for d anr llllleunoer ano 1111er1S1 COSTA MESA PL.ANNING drM'I by • Siiia ar 1ac11r111 credot CA 91'°2 (111J 17U430 was filed Ill Orange County buslneS:> yet? No lomre ~ '-*' ~ ScleOll ~ lonn IS rnillUe t~eraon and Plus fees tl\ilfges COMMISSION AT THE 1-'lO\ 0t a dllClt ~bye SI* By: A SIUC«b Tnnlw SMe oo 7·10·97, A LE NO EHenKimLuu LlC 11JOOW~BMI 54.M1romcnecouttdtf\ anoe•pens.oltlleTrustee and CITY HALL, 77 FAIR a lec*llw * ISllXlllal Otncw ~ 19973726744 Thi& statement was hied 8001.os AnQIM CA 90064 (310) Ahneyfor,.,....,· al the I.rusts creai.ci by said DRIVE. COSTA MESA ~ ~ ar awigs lPP 22722 0&'06. Ol/13, & Joanna Watqr 27502 with the Coun!_y Clerk ot ~..Br K.11111111 Ma1"1 QAVIDTWJSH Deeo ol Trust The toca1 amount CALIFORNIA. AT S.JO bri ~ 11 _.,, 51Q2 ol Oll2tw9 . Cabeza MtSSk>n V1910 CA Orange County on 8-2·99 Tnime S• ~Pl~ 700 A LAWCORPORATK:>N rJ JJiO Oblig4toOllS 11 tllt.,imt al P M OR AS SOON AS h ......-code Ind aAhan1*1 92691 19996801062 &1i811:w9 mSLJ<AVfgrHFl 1111•31 plblicahan ol IM Notice is POSSIBLE THEREAFTER to do tiuar.s in lft ~) wilbe PUBLIC NOTICE This business 11 con· Daily P110t Aug 6 13. 20. . PASADENA CA gftOl-302I Ssot,51171. NOTE. The ON MONDAY. AUGUST hHI by 119 clif tCJPOlllld \'USM The lede1a1 Alll'luat Re dueled by an tndtvidual 27. 1999 FOC3 NOTICE Of mmoN TO BRMWi opening bid ll TNltl•'• 61!1 23 1999 REQARDING • "'°""' babw ol .. tqd lrt9 pol\ (Form 900-PF) ot mo Joanna M Walker ADMIMllTIR EITATt Of · NewllOlt Buch-CoS11 Mm Will Ii. IHS thi n ttle total THE FOLLOWING AP Ind rllllat CllllM)l9d ID Ind now Connelly Family Foul'lda· This statement was filed I Otl Rap.de# M209Q..J5 TMlle JOA.MME L. IRAMAlt CN53534-4 BRAMAN Aug owed Oat*I 0712811999 Rtn PLICATIONS hMI by ll1l VU.-11 e. herwllf. t1on will be ava table 11 tne with tne County Clerll ol Seit #90C4 TtuSIM S.-S I.Ill CaseNo A198363 l3,t4 20 lQO; Anandll Corporal on 1 CUI· IF ANV OF THE FOL· i. daabld prop.Ty under Ind following tocahoo 18201 Orange County Ol'I 11141991714-573-1965 ~ ol TtuSlees To all heirs. benehoanes, • · forni1 corporaton. as Trustee LOWING ACTIONS ARE Plftlllftl .,. died al INll The Von Karman Avenue, 19996799215 S• '!bl n n del1Ut lr.dlr e CM101'S, contngent ciedilOl'I, RESS ()Clef No 64410 .tiP By. Bruce R Beasley PrlSldant CH A LLEN GED 1 N '89 wil be ma but Ylllt1Cut Suite 800, Cahlornta Dally Poot July 23 30 l o.~ A"'""*1t lJen. and persons who~ othelW!se Number 050.031·27 Notice Qf 17291 lrv111e Blvd Suite 262 c o u R T T H E 92612·1005 tor 1ns~1ton Aug 6, 13, 1999 i:02jl·dlead FabnMry 1. 1999 lMMI be 1rrte1tste<11n the wi1 or estata, TruS11u Sale Under Died ,of TTushn Ca 92780·2930 (SEAL) CHALLENGE MAY BE ~ o--~'1~ dunng regular bus1ne$S -fyQ.O llM 1C11an ID protlCt )OIW orboll1 ofJOANNEL BAAMAN Tru$1 YOll Ne In Dtfautt Uncier elephont {71 A)573·7410 FA)( LIMHEO JO ON L y .. ,.._..., ,..__"' '~ hours by any cittzen v.ho Fictitious Business -II "'-be aotl et• _ .. ic: A'<>C'TITION FOR ""nBATE A n.--.1 l'V Tn•"' Dated •·~ust (71 4)573-7437 Trustees Sele THOSE ISS ES SOME .,., or encumbrwlcls la pey the tequests 11 within 180 days Name Statem ent ,....,...., .. _, """ .. ""' .-nu ..,_, "' ..... nvv lnlor (626 • r.mmnng pmapal lllm ol 1111 alter date of this pubt1ca· I Slit If )QI need 111 lllpilnltlon al has been hied l:l'f Rlcllanl J 1 t990 Unffis You Take Ac11an matlOI\ ) 660·5932 ONE RAISES AT THE not(s) .:Ind by ir. deed r:I I""' The following persons .. A--ol ...... -..-........, Bra"'•" in ..... "'"""'nor Coult "' Ta Protec1 YOVI Pl,,,_IY It May www catposl cam C301657 7'30 PUBLIC HEARING DE ""' do bu i ·-· M .... -... ,,_, u"' .,.,,... ... ........ • ... 8113 1999 • ll\ISt . .,,..,.. lhnan esMlalld D-ne Connelly, P1~c1"'~1 are tng snessaa ... anst .................................... ""'·lo-a,Cou~OfODHlf'E 0 ·S"'d .. 'APubllcSelt If Yau ,_""' ________ SCRIBED IN THIS NO '" ., ..... ,,.. B Bell Del 63 P .,. ,-,-• ....,., _,_. ...., "" ~ .,. "' "' • . leas c:n..v-llld ~al 1111 Connelly Family Founda· I igCoa Y I, 10 8 'IM)w Ne*-11 PlnlJy gwn M THE PET ION F<>R PRO-Need An Explan111on OI The TICE OR IN WRITTEN INS* lar 1111 amcuit (•fie nme uon CJ k: Cst ~~· Newpo11 on A41guS120 1999 et 10 00 AM BATE requests thlt RiC11a1t1 J Nat~re Of The Pracelldtng BSC .8653 CORRESPONDENCE DE· ol .. nttlll publcetian al .. Published Newport Beach· Beach, Cl C 3 1r11ron1al1t19 ,.,_ • fl9 IMll Bramall be IPPQll!t!d as peisonal Against You You ShOllld Can· SUPERIOR COURT LIVERED TO THE PLAN· natlCa al &19) ~ "'*· Costa Mesa Da•y Ptlol John urtls hnstensen. 9lllry .... lo fit P**111• Q-..c: ~ntaw _, admntS11r Ille tact A U wyw NOTICE IS O F T HE STATE NING COMMISSION AT. 1028 W Balboa #B, 0.. 401-411 E OllplNll ,,.,. . fSWeol tneoeceoent HEREBY GIVEN lhal on OF CALIFO RNIA OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB· m8*I \:>be mt lcrlll bebw The August 13 19911 F049 BalbOI, Ca 92661 ~ CA llldw fl9 ~ ol THE PETTTK>N requests Ille Ollttilt99 l at 9 45 A.M. °' FOR THE CO UC HEARING :":'=-ors::::,.~ Fictitious Busm-;;;-Edward Aleicander 51>111 • pinun ID .. *"" al.,_ ..._..._... Wiii _. ....... Clls 11 said day n the Mein (Nor1tt) UNTY 1 AMENDMENT TO N St t t a.,., 9292 Sunndge tlr. c:.tlrl ~ aJndillans rd __..be'".!__.•"'...=,. The Entrance tD ttle County OF ORANGE CON DITION OF AP· .. t9gpoM 91 fie '"~ W1WV ame 8 tmen Hunt1ng100 Beach Ca ~ l9CIOtded on •·--4 ~· .......... ,,~.!. ~=;-.. tft Cour1houM, 700 a111c Cen1ar In the matter ol PROVAL NUMBER 1 OF ne to .. ~ Oc Cent« The lottow•ng per5ona 926'16 1981 ~iioe -..... MP/~ .. ~ I Dow w .. t. Santa Ana, Ca, THE WARAEN SIKORA MASTER PLAN PA·98·90 401-411 E Ollpnlr\ A .. ,,.. are dalng bul>tl'leS~ as Ma~Lynn Nolte,140E ol ~--=cl Orqa :::•onll).the tlreP1DtRu1 An1ndalC01porafon,a ANO JEAN SIKORA FOR PAUL FREEMAN, =f\J~~°':i:'C.: H~!~~1~8~7~e~ Mag Ce St #9, Costa n..-.. Cllbnte Ata:llllon lMt T"" DCTrTV\O.I -·ests Calilo1nl1 corpor1tlon as dUly TRUST AUTHORIZED AG ENT .., .__ •--ol •--'............... Fountain VII ey, CA 92708 Mesa I 92627 ...,.._.,. nc;. ............ ·-IPPC)ollled Trvstee "'* "'"""· Daled FeboJary 4 1981 FOR c J SEGERSTROM .... ·-, .. ,._~ --.._... Ch11$1cpher Jolln l'lorei;, Coaaarll UC .• cUf lppQWllld authOll!y ID ldn'IMW 1111 estatt a'1I ID !Pie pov.er "' ...;-e;.. CA SE NO.: A198382 AND SONS TO ALLOW n:I ,... dlqes sm.oco 11 ROW Roofing Inc. ~Cab· 114 40th SI . Ne..,port WAlll llldlr M c:slmrl Detn-under the ln0tpeft0e'1t Adml1· 1.-rtd 111 fllll Clltain Deed of NOTICE TO CREDITORS NIGHTTIME CONSTRUC-(eameted) Snet ldct9SS Sid lom•a) 17450 Ml Her- ., Boaeh, Ca 92663 qun "--" '-*'. rmirded shOOll OI EstlllS "'-(This TrllSI exacuted by Step/Ito NOTICE IS HEREBY TION OF THE BEAR al!W ODIMICll ~ ol lie rmann Dnve Su le G This t>usiness '" con-on Ftllrwy 3 1999. dcJQimn lllt7IOf!1'f Wll allow ~ pt1'0NI n k• WlltllillQlon recorded an GIVEN TO CREDITORS STREET PEDESTRIAN -prop.Ty 1731 l.lb'ldar Or, Fountain Vallpy CA 92708 ducted by alim118d ~ l9990071l)2 cl. hl!pmtnla\19 10 QM matl'1 09N111890 lflBookofOlflClal AND CON TI NG E NT BRIDGE LOCATED AT a.llMIMCA92626APN 1J9. This busness IS CC/l• partnerih1p O!killrwc:ordsclllldC.ounty n:I adlons WllhOlll occa11no CCUl1 Ricardi °' ()1• County at CREDITORS OF 3333 BRISTOL STREET 165-t8 The UI~ ~ due1ed by a COfporatlon Have you started doing pnun la -*" 1367 °' '* ~ BelOlt tPlng teltlln pege Rlcorden lnslrurMilt No WARREN SIKORA DE· ANO 3333 BEAR STREET di9Ci91M flf( llblly far "'f Have YoU starU!d doing business yer> No OWO:>dlal .. S•olc.ffarna VU'/ trnpo111/t IC90n5. howMr 90-480910 by rMSOll ol • CEASED. that all persons IN A PDC ZON E ICUI tlasol llesneteddress buskless yet7 Yes Jonn Chnstensen ....... ~ ....,,, ID .. 1111 ptBONI l!jlmelUheWlll be breacll OI dtlauit ui paymtnl Of ha\lillg claims against the ENVIRONMENTAL DE· ~;;., OOl'lmarl ~ ' J'1ro~ =!tog Inc: This sta1ement was filed ~ lllddlr far ilwflll money al reQUlred ID ~ nooce ., 1•· ptrfannance ot tl'lt abltgall00$ decedent are required lo T E R M I N A T t O N ,,,., lt'iOOlfl hnin n. prop.Ty Dev na LaCf0<.c with the County Clerk of fll UMld SlllM el......., 111111 eS1ed --ul1ess -.. ~ •-J .... thll~ 1nclUdlng thlt hie them with the Superior PREVIOUS NEGATIVE ......._....._ _..__._. ~ ._... ......w .. ..,.~ ,,..._w ... , ---:-~ ......,,._, .. -"' ..,.. Choel EJtecut"'e Olflcer Orange County on 8·29 99 lftd .,.... in ltl9 bbWla com wried no•ce or consente<l IO the breac:h o-aurt Nalice of Court ot Orange County DECLARATION es ts D• OM>2/t999 Cllfonioa Tnis slatemeni was 1180 199K797817 monli krlOWI ~ knoiJ,n . prooosed ICOOll ) Tiie lndtpencl-v.tloch WIS recoided 04/2711999 Ind mall a copy to Jean • FOR FURTHER IN· Rec:aw.yna ~ tueeeS· Wtlh the County Clerk OI Daily Pilot July 23. 30, 245 ''rc:b# Ave • 05, Cblla Mesa ent adlnntstrnon 1UlttOnlY WI• as Recor<* s tnwumant No Sikora. as trustee of Ttla FORMATION ON THE 9Clf by "*VW to SerTro Reccn· Orange Couniy on 1 14 ,~9 Aug e 13, 1999 F024 CA 92626 Wlfl Iha ~' be Qranled ul1ess lf1 1nctresttd t999030662t 1n Book 11 Page Warren Sikora and Jean ABOVE APPLICATIONS, wy.a Complny • Trvslee 19996799214 Fictitious Business PMlal ~ ct 938-!J8.()18 person lites an ol>feCbOn to Ille WILL SE~L AT PUBLIC AUC· Sikora Trus1 da1ed Febru-TELEP H 0 NE ( 7 1 4 l 9301 Corbn 14.....,..N 03 02 04 Dally Polo! July 23 JO Name Statement Sed prop.Ty 11 911~ clelcrtbad pnaon anc:t shows good caise TION TO THE Hl~EST BIO· ary 4 1981 wherein the 754·5245 OR CALL AT Nar1hn<lga CA 91324 (916) 387. Aug. 0 13 1999 f-022 The toltoWing NII ons • lhl 0.5 bl 1o<rw:t11353 111 wl'I)' the COU1t shOuld not graM DER FOR CASH la~ut money decedent was a setttor. at THE OFFICE OF THE n'lJ o-(714) 57J.1965 ~ - o:vrs ba1* '" -45 ~ '6 ......._ ...... ..,,...,. • .., "'the Unitld St<ilH evidenced 2 Little River, Corona del PLANNING DIVISION ..... a-..-I/ are dOI"" business as -.._ ..,., ""' u"" -u"'"" "' ,.,, ~ .... -Cle NOTICE TO ..• CMnllt•)olllldPl'OC*11•"'"" A HEARING on Ille Ptbbon by a ~$1111" Check Clralton 01\ Mar. Cal1forn1a 92625 ROOM 200 . 77 FAIR P1~94 &1i81138120199 ~l~~~ey~h~~!'y~~r~~~as dMaolhrcardlllgolllldt.lts will be 11e10 on Sepltmber O as1ataornabonll bank 0tlht w11h1n the later of four DRIVE COSTA MESA, CONTRACTORS B80 c) Ne Well Ma ket ~ lo be El.,-. W 1\)gg at 1 45PM 1n Delll No l fj equ1v11en1 lh•aol drawn on any months alter August 13 CALIFORNIA Notice You Are In Def1ull CALLING FOR BIOS 1 • E Coa ' ~. • msned IMI • t.s louted at 341 Tiie CllY 011119 Olher hnanc111 1ns~lutlOI\ spec1 1999. or. JI notice rs malled Put.rushed Newport Beach· Under A DMd Of Trust S<:hOOI D1s1ne1 ng, 151 SI Highway ... lftd --The n-CA"""'1"1571 lied 1n sac110n 5102 ol lht Call· or personally delivered 10 Cos1a Mesa Daly Pilot Deled 10/07J86 Unleu You COAST COMMUNITY Newport Beach CA 92660 ...--,....,._., "' .. ""'' •"' .,. f F 1 C o.~ 30 da f .__ N e wport Ai er boil ~ NAiii -.ms flf( f YOU OBJECT IO 1111 orn11 1nanc11 ooa au1 ..... you, ys a ter l11v data August 13, 1999 Take ActlOll To Protect Yourl COLLEGE DISTRICT p v CA) htbky tar "'I ilCUld-ol h Otnno of 111' llft'<ll yeu tled lo dO bus>nest 1n the Stale this nolrCe IS mailed or per· . F045 Property, It Mey 8e Sold AJ Bid Dea';! nc 1~~'°"~~ • ~ogh~ay oaet ..,._.Ind ,._. Q)ft!f!O\ should 'PCIUI ll lhe nea11no and ol Ca '°''!11 All PAYABLE A! sonauy delivered to you A Tru .. Sea No 12000 l.09I Pubic Sale If You Nead An Sep'emtier 7 1999 a1 Nevwport Beactt CA 92660 dlegl...,. ti flf( ttlCWI '*"" Stall your o~ or t~e THE T MC Of SALE .. rogn: claim lorm may be Ob· No 7012079831 Tdla Ordlr No Explanatt0n Of The Nature 3 00 P"' Th11 bl.l5•neSs i1 coo· "9m iitllba madl bul \lllllhU W111!tn ob!letOOS willl tne cou11 till• ind in•ereS1 ~ekl by"" talfled from the coun de111 00556070~ol T~• Sell Of The Procaedtng Aoa•Nt Place ol &l Recetl>t ducted by I corporlllOO m.wwil a W9TWllY regsding before ttle llelnno Yo.ir appear. TIU\!" m 11111 real property FOi your protect on. you Yaun"' cWllll Llldar • Otld ol You, You Should Conlacs A 0!11ce 01 Dlrec1or ot Have you starteo doing "'9 ~ ar .-aim ¥w:e may bl Jn petSOn Of by yeu~Silllllled In said Coun11 and are encoura~ 10 Irle your TMI d-.d W23/1990 l)llaa lawy9r TS ' 48656-ZGJ5 Purcnas ng Coa~t Com· business yet1 Yes 1996 ~ to sad'( .. ~ llDne)' State dMCtrbed as fallows Lal ct&m by cer11f!ed mail, wittt )CU '* ICtlCrl ID ll'Olld P' Noetct Of Trust•'• Sala muMy Co ege D1stnc.1 Newpoft Rtverboel .oftd by flt'-*' The IOCll FYOU AAEACREOITOR 18!11Block8af~ol re1umreco1p1requested -c-bedl•a-•t..UnderOMdOfTrustNobc.1 Bldg 0 ,1370A!jar:t'!SAv p I Inc Ct yl FCUll ol .. ~ bairc» al COnll cMIOt Of tne SlctlOt'I I ol 8alJoe ISllnd Ill the Dated Auoust 6. 1999 ~ •• , ·~ _..._r::-ol .. h«eby gl¥eft thM Consoli-enue CosUI Mesa CA ~~~ IONP • • a ()(I """"'-... a noent lClr "' N~ 8l8dl <lS Sll(ORA AND PRICE, -)'111 1-..ol 111 __.-..1 .... ~ R-.1·,--Com· 92626 ~ ....... y. resident .. --· .and ..., .. decused you mJSI ... you sllOwn on I Map recorded WI INCORPORATED .. """' hocwdligl ._... ......... ·--Thl5 statemenl WCli filed prapll1y to be di Ind,._..,. datl!l 1111111 1111 court and n'\111 a Bool 6 Pege 30 ~ iictllatleous ISi DONALD R. PRICE tgwiist yQ.O lhau~ ca11&u pany, A °""'. llOll ol Chicago Pro1ec1 ldent11Jca11on wlth lfle County Cletil ot llllll!'ll9d Olll1I ~ end COP/ 10 the pet10l\ll rtprtsentl· M;os records ol 11111 OrlflO• AttorMys for Trust• IM)w :'0&'2711999• IOOOlm T;ue f0$Utanct Compeny • Name Orangtl Coar.I Col· Orange County on 6·23·99 ~ ..... al ...... •w IPOO!nllCI bt Ille CCUl1 Within County Thi ~trHI aooess Of DONALD R PRICE Cetbrie Rica ~ ING ... Of SUCC»Mor trust•, lege Art Anne• Bid N-:> • , 19996797193 ~of,.""*-ol SM is tour ITIOl1ltlS trom Ille cutt Ol l•m Olhef corrrnon oesionatoon ol thl ESQ ,39333 ' ... '4Yftl9 Slrr8'IO °' aubltltuted truatee purau-180l , Dao~ Pilot July 23 30. Sii 61149 ~ noust be in 1ssuit!Ce Of te11itrs as~ in ral praperty htle.nabo~• SIKORA AND PRICE ~ "Z: ent to the Deed d Trull Place Bids are oo ltl and =A=ug==· =13=·=1=999===F=02=5:.LCllfl.:..:...._«_•_c:. __ ·_-_•_ct_ .. _cn_ .. __ 1LPl'C>tm..:.::=-.:.Codf=.:Sec:iOn=::...:....:Q:....IOO.::.::...._The.::.L:OtSa=:::tbeo=."::..?::f;l\J:::;lport::::,:ld::,:lO:.,be=...:;2t:.:.1.J...!!tN:::C:!O~R.:.::PO~RA~T!:E!::D---~:L:~=~~==...:"*~·~::~~ ~ ~ ~~:~ :!c1f:'~~ ~~~ rr:===================================================il ~hon and record.cl on. nator. Aid !h Rielly Coast NOTICE OF PUBLIC SCOPING MEETING SEGERSTROM HOME RANCH PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT-1046 The City of Costa Mesa Is preparing the Segerstrom Home Ranch Program Environmental Impact Report (EIR)·1046 to assess the potential environmental effects associated with the development of the Home Ranch site in the City of Costa Mesa. The 93.1-acre site is generally bounded by Sunflower Avenue to the north, Interstate 405 to the south, Fairview Avenue to the east, and Harbor Boulevard to the west. South Coast Drive runs east-west through the site; Susan Street bisects the northerty 'section of the site. The project applicant, C. J. Segerstrom & Sons, has requested a general plan amendment, specific plan amendment, rezone, final master plan, parcel map/lot line adjustment, planned signage program, and development agreement from the City of Costa Mesa to allow for the development of retail, office, and office-related uses and inf~structure improvements on the 93. 1-acre site. The proposed project would allow for the development of a 300,000 gross-square-foot IKEA home furnishings store on 16.8 acres of the 93.1-acre site, east of Harbor Boulevard and south of South Coast Drive. The Program EIR would provide project-level California Environmental Quality Act (~E9A) documentation for the IKEA site and improvements to the Greenville-Banning Channel which traverses the site. The remaining 76.3 acres is proposed for 1,994,177·square feet of campus-style office and office· related accessory uses. Such uses could include restaurants/cafes, document reproduction firms, mail and delivery aervioes, etc. The EIR will provide program-level CEQA documentation for the office and office- related uua. I PURPOSE OF SCOPING MEETING The purpose of the' Scoping Meeting is to present Information regarding the EIR process and data regarding the project. The meeting also provides an opportur:iity for public Input on the scope of the environmental analysis which should be undertaken. Information about future opportunities for public participation w111 be provided, TIME AND LOCATION OF SCOPING MEETING The scoping meeting will be held: VVednesday,August 18, 1999 7:00p.m. City of Costa Mesa City Hall Council Chamberl 77 Fair Drive • Coate Meaa, CA 92828·1200 CONTACT For mn lllfonnlllon lbCxlt b meeting or tM EIR. corUct the Cly d C.. Mlle Pl8r.-q Dlvtllon, .......... ~•••••en•• 11M110. ' • 101ft1111e u inst I CQmmun.ty College DIS• 19!MI0526119 o1 OtrlCl&I inct. 1370 Adilm6 Ave Rtoorde In the otric:. d the Bl~ D", Costa Mesa, CA County Reco<def °' Orange <1~oii~E 40[i HEREBY County, Ca11fomta and pur· GIVEN thal me aboVe· au1111 to the Noek:a ol Dtfautt named School Dlsfnct of and Eledlon to s.ll ltweun-Orange County Catitomla, def recorded on 04l3CW9 aa acting t:.y and throoyh Its mat• 19990316903 of Mid Go11em1ng Board t1ere1n• OfrtCtal Recon:ls. wiU Sell on afte• referred 10 as. DIS· Oll/271111 II , 30 pm. AJ lhel TRICT" w II 1ece1ve up 10 north front enlrance to the but no1 tater than the County Courthouse, 700 ab<>\le·stated hmv, seelOd Ciw: Cenlar e>r-Weu, bods !Of 1he award ot a C'Ofl- SantA Ana, Ca at publtc uact tor :ne prorect de, euc:bon, lo the hlgheal bidder scnbed as fOf cash (pey9b'e al the hme ConstrucllOl't ol 8 000 ol a.all In i.wfuf money ol the square root 1>1.;11<11n11 United Stat11J ... nghl. tine, T'te•G "' 'l oe a F.!ly ($50} and 1111.-..t, ~to and oc.n·relunoao e payment -....... -; ............ ""' ... ""'" Deed al Trust II\ Ille documents Che<::l\s ~hOUIO lltUattd 111 UICI Cotny and be rnaese Plli'iible 10 coast Si.le and delc:nbed • Comrnollify Col ge Dis- Iowa · u men fully deiac:nbed tnct on Mtd deed al ll\llt lfl": B~ shall be received 1n 427-19'-12 1"*9e • MIMng lhe place identled aboVG, pniparty ·u •· wtllf'9 11· The1 and th06e bids snau bl lirllt addfMa and olher1 opened l od publicly IMIJ common ct.ignatlOI\, If any. aloud st the at>ove·stated of Iha reel property de9ct1bed lime and place aboYe le putp0rted to tie In accordance with the 319$.8 Aitwey Ave Coll.a PfOll•SIOOS ol Calotornia Mau, Ca 92128 ne uncw Publlc Contraci Code aigned TN9tee c1111daims a Sec\IOn 3300. lti. Ots•rtc1 habtllty '°' any lnc:ofrect,_. requires that the btddltf d Iha ..,.... addl'9M al'ld posse55 the fotk'wing ctu · O(hef common dftignetlon s1fk:alK>n of c )(ltr ctofi; ._ .._ h«• The aotaJ lieense et the l•r.1e thet the _ .. ,. contract 1s awarJed amount al the unpaid be Contracto~ B l lcensa' 11not al the obllgation ... PUBLISH Augu&I 6, cured by the PfOP8f1V to be 1999 and Augus t 3 11199 aold and IM.eonable Mt\. WALtf THROUGH maled ooste.. ~ ~uguat 18, 111911 al 1000 -.noee at the l!IM al Iha Lm , Qfange Coast COi· 1netlel publtc:ellOll al u.e tege Malf'ltena~ and Oi>· 11e1 al ..... Ill: "427 ,932 .88 era1ions F.ltclLty IOC&tlld on addidon to c:Mh, IM T Mernmac S~ee1 t>etw will ~ a ~·a cMcl Ha!bor Blvd and F r.'l4M ~ on • "* or St Cos'tl Mesa CA 92628 bani!. • died! df'w.I by a BID DA TE SepWrnWt 7 &t1M or r....-.i credit 1999 1t 3:00 p.m or • cMctc dt8MI bot 1 a&aM BOARD DA lE 0t rtdenll ~ and Sep!ember 15. 1111!9 "' f1 1AJh, M\flllOt Meo-No j)8ym&nl *'""' or MWlfa lleN made tor,~ or apeafted in Section 1102 under tne COfltfac:t Ul1l9u !he ~ COO. and umit lhe ~iSti'ar Of aulhorimd IO do ......... ConlraetoB verities co the Ihle..... In tl'9 _......, DISlR1CT CON <** W-~ ii ....,._ TRACTOft Ma prape~ tt. fNlltlta .,_,,,.... liCllnHa at lime lt1e ..,_ o1 ._ rru..· contract was ,,_-.rued Arly DMd ..... a.. •CONTRACTOA not so ......... '° .. ..... bnMCI II lutlfed 10 Jl9r1 •tdOIW • •......," ._ alli8t unotr ll'lt i.w " the T1'ia i9 M ....... 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ThuncM.Y counts I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I amount HI Jorth ri 1ne ·1n-lo1Mati00 IOf BtdcJOl5~ £0 It ~ mull contorrn an<J oe responsn1e to the contraet oocun1on1s Esc:ri Uiddo r &na!f i;utim oo too lorrn turr~Slled w t.'I tne contraet 00cumen~. 1 list Cl tile proDOWd SIJl>C()no 1t11cto•• co nus .l!tOlcct as reQu red by the Suble•1~ Ariel SubcontriCLng Fair Pr~ A Gov mrpent COCIO Section 4100 et r.eq Each Bid Sha DOI acoom· paoled by a certllie(J or cash (&Ch~ or bid bOlld "'" >lm-em<l\111t.fl0l .than ten percent (10%)ot the to· 1111 bid priCo payable 10 ltle D r.u1<:1 as a guaranle tflal inc Oldder 1\ llS prc..poaal ~ ICC&plOd Still I promptly eieculf! me Agreement turnl5h a utts;factory fa•lhtul Per101n'la'lCe Boocl 1n an amounl nor less than one hundred percent (100•.1 ot ine total 1>1d prlCJt, Jurn1sh a Payment Bond 1n an 1mou111 r1Q1 less than one t11.1nare0 JJercent (100°0) ot IM IClill bill p11ca and turn1sn cenificates ovldti• c "9 that the req, ntCI msuraoco 1s 111 •fl"1 ill Lil atnoll'ltl> Mii tonn In rt.o 9enoni1 cond • UOl'l5 In 1118 event of laolurt11 10 en1er into 1n contract and extte1.JU1 tne requ1 ed d<leumenis. sucr1 bid se- cuuty w b bo fortt:lted The Fa lhlul Performance Bond Sha rema n In tu! loroe Ind ettect tllrougn the ouaramee per\od as spoo- fietJ "' :no o nera: Condi liOOS The DISTRJCT hl~tves I! light to rcictl 8ny Qr ao bl<I$ or 10 wa ve any •• regvlant s or lllforma 1 a:. n any bl<ls or 1n Ille Did csng As requ11ect by Section 177 J Ol tne Cl IOrl'lta La. bOf Codo IM D 1ectOI' ot the DepartmPnJ ot In· du-slllat Relatrons ot the State ol Ca~lom1a na.s de· term1ned lhe uenerall~ prevailing rate• orwaoei; 1n 1he locality In wh1cf1 rne Won< Is 10 be pertormed CoP'e~ 01 mese wage rale deierminar on" enlllled PREVAILING WAGE SCALE artt rnaonta n a &I tile DIST~ICT <Jfflce lo- cated al 1370 Adams Ave Costa Mesa CA !12526, Ph'(5IOlll FaO!Jtll'S Plannlllg and a re a .. a lab 10 any tot relil&J party upori reque$1 The Coll- llaGI01 r.t\a PoSt a copy or this c»cument al eac:n IOb s te Tne Contractor and any sut><:ontrat.1or under tt sl1.!l11 pay no1 le5$ L'llln the soeci1ie0 pr 11a ling ra:es OI ft uges to wtY.kcrs em· plOyed In t!Je erocutlOll ol tn Contract No bidder o ay w1thd111w 1ny bid lor a pot\Od 01 i; lit\ 160) <Jays atier tile dale se1 01 lf'\e Qpelllrlg ol bidSi A pay"*'t bond shall be ,.qu.r0t1 poor to execution of the oontract alld r.hll t.e in lhe form .set forth_ 1n llie contract d°"'m11n1S Pursuant 10 Sec11on 22300 ot Ille Public Coo· lr&CI Code, tile contract"''" con1a1n prov1st0ns per· m1tl1ng the IUCC181$ful bid der to substitute sec:unt•e for a11y mollr~S Wtlhlleld by ltle ~tnct to ensure per· lormance unoer tile con· trlCt • Eae11 brO svtirnlned m re- sponse to !hJS N lice sl'IEIU ~la!n as a bid :cm ade QUa' Shffhng Sharing and btadng Of OQUoVSlOnt moL'lod loi the prolCC.llOn Cf Ille and limb In tr nchC's and op n •ctVal :>n Wf\iCf\ 'tla QOflfQtl!l to pl~Ule U 1ety Ordel GovemlnQ Bo1rd By W1U1am M. V9S11, Ed. D ., Chencellor, Coaat Community College Dlatnc:t Pubti$tiecl NB'tlrPQ11 Beach- Coiill Meu Darty PllOt A119us1 6 13 11199 F03t NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: WILLIAM H • GOODWIN JR. CASE NUMBER: A198051 To all heir benelt- d aroes, crer11IQB, corn· lngont c1e<111or1 and s>ef· eons ~ ma1 omerw oe lflte led In ln.t Yr'JI or .utl or tiolh. of Willi~ 14 GOODWlN JR A PETITION IFOR PAQ. BATE r by OARCI GOODWIN In ltie S\lfl rlof Coult oC Ca fomla Col.rtty ol ORANG THE PETJTION R>R PAOOA TE tJQUMIS irw DAqct GOODWIN bl apl)Olnlod at perl008l re1>1~l!fllahve io adm1nis· t r lite esta1e of the dOce· dent THE PETITION mQUttSIS auttioNty to aominl51e1 !tie ~Uri Ul'lder ttte lnde(JeoO- ent AClrmrnstratJOn or Es· tates Act ITN5 6Uthonly #II anov. the personal rep- 18$BO!afl\le IO tal\e mal')Y adl()l'IS wllhoul obtaining cour1 approval Before t.111..1"? certain very tmpor• tant ac:hOns rtowP.ver. the P47sona reprisen111Ne will be ~ lo give no- 1108 10 Interested _persons un en they l'\ave waived .notree or COi'. s .. 0180 to tne ptop0&8<1 action ) The IO• depundenr admllllstratlon authol'lty will be granted unler.s an Interested per· son hies an 01>1ect100 10 the p1111toon and sl'IOW!. goO<I cause why tne cou11 should not grail! the authooty A HEARING on tne pell· IK>ll w~t be held on September 16 19~9· at 1 45 PM In Oept L73 localed 81 341 THE CITY DRIVE, ORANGE. CA 92613 IF YOU OBJECT to the gral'ttM~I the.pe11t•<A Yo\I should appea• at Ille hear· ng and state your oo ec· tior;s or fUe wnt•en obteC· llOl"•S wM Ule court before 11 e t'lear1ng Your ap· pea ranee mav be 1n per50n. 01 by your anomey. IF YOU ARE A CREDI- TOR o• corn nQent cred.tor ol the <JeeeaJ.ed you !T\<AI file your dam '#<llti the court a'ld l'Ncl a copy U> tn• persona• repre&ental1v1 llPPOln'ed Oy tM COUl1 "'!tlill IO\lr monthS from tne dare e• flrst ssuance ol lel· ter$. as pr01fidGd 111 PmbaJe Code sec1oon 9100 The bme 101 hkng cla•ms will ooc e xptre t!Plore lour monll\S from Ille tieanng d8'e no- t ced ab<>'#e YOU MAY EXAMINE tne f :e kepi by !tie eoun It you are a person interested 1n lhe oslate. you may rile with tile coun a Request tor Special NOhce 1lotm DE·IS4) 01 the fhl'lg ol an onvemory and appra.sal ot estate asi;ets o: ol any pet uon or acooun1 as pr.()llJded 1n Probate Coot! section 1250 A. ReQt,ieil IOI Specia Not;ce torm IS ava 1111>10 from too ooun dert. Pet1t1on11; DARCI GOODWIN. 64t SURF ST., COSTA MESA. CA 92627 Put>tisheO Newport BeaCl'I· ~a Me~ Dally Pilot August 13 16 20. 1999 FM0it7 OBITIJARiES I REA Betty Ross, passed away August 11, 1999 Mrs Rea was bOcn Nov 25. 1918 1n Amis Alblfrut. Cel\&da and h.as been a long Wne residenl of Corof'la def Mar She was a lov ng mother and grandmolher ol daughters. Barbara Horn Wrlletts (Paul), Janice Horo Sulherlen (Steve) and Kathleen Hom Eastman (E r11t;l graf'ldchildren Jal\ Katl\IQen Wi letts, Paul G w le~s IV, Elizabeth Coleman (R odgtrl. Kattiennt Atnerton-Wood (Jus n) and Erin Eastman. lri uol lk>wefs, dollatlOnS may be be made to St Jude Ctlil· diens Research H osp 11al , Memph!S TN 38105 wou: "Affordable Alternative" DiscoUnt Casket, Cremadona Buri8l Setrice ROBERT J. SUMMONS t•OPEN SUN l1o3 ftobert J. Summonl of 2·~•or; Oupln ~w airpets, M t V W" d'-" pa nl. vrllldoW coverings, stepf oun tmon1• " .... io be.ici'I. YllW o1 bey (>ood May 29, 1991. "' w11 51 cond $695.000 c~1o'Loen He waa bom In Lo• . _W....=u=l!C!Y=· Agl:::IM:f.:11::73:-3663~~ Angefn, CA and wu 1 rall3d In both Loa 1 HOUSERS Angeiea and Newport FOR . Beach, CA. CORONA DEL He gnduated from COl'j)na del Mar High Lootting IOf a Duplex CK School In 1966 and thin Trfplla? SpKlallzlng In COM attended Orange Coaat Chrl• Ectwlrda, Flrli EatatH College In Co1ta Men, Prop COM 94Wll-t209 CA. He wu a membef of IRYINE f£1iRACE updittd the U.S. Coalt Guard, 4bf, 3 11A1 Ila. 2 ~ ar111, 1t1tioned In Alameda, loon~ =·5349.: CA. shown by IPJlC 949-760-8060 He enjoyed hunting, .. Harbol' View Hma .. fishing and wood· EacullvaHomeOpenSunM working, H WI» aa being S500 Slvuttto. P 1 Him "h1dlo Oper1tor. vu ol Oen, Cllallna. m1n1. 2 He la 1urvlved by his ltfKY, 5bf', 3ba, 1ppx 3200sl 3 mother, Anne Summon• e .. gar. Huge mllr bf llt, of Sonoma, CA; deugh· tamrm, lrom ralNd din rm, ler, Jubll" Ellzabath spiral 1tlllrc1M, btam cell'a, S f H ti brkfNt nook Owner pool, ummon1 o un ngton apa. $1,39S,000949-72M193 Beach, CA; grand1on, PEEK·A·BOO OCEAN VIEW Maxwell Ballew of Hunt· SBR SBA Access IO pnvate lngton Beach, CA; 1lster, 9ated beach, large landscaped Lind• Hazlett of Nov1to; yard, lnper18Clcond $679,000 CA; step-brother, Jerry Owner/Broker 949-645-1256 Wlen1 of S1cr1m1nto, REMODELED 3BR 2BA CA; long·tlmt compa· HOME Plus Income Unit nlon, Charlotte Black of S749.000 Ooona Wal. Agen1 Mount Vernon, WA. 94,.---9-<1_63...,,..1 ... 1& ..... 1....,.. _ __,._ Mlmorl1I 11rvlces lrt LSi9 Farnlty Homt wlgues1 pending ind memorial area bt11" In '99 so ol PCH 0 contribution• miy be Begorna Park $135-0.000 Mnt to City of Hope, LOI Ooona Wal. Ag. IM9-463-1187 Anpel11, CA ln his honor. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PA.AK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory SSOO Pacific View Onve Newport Beach 644-2700 PIERC£ BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842·9150 10 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE COSTA MESA •"New on il81M11 4Br 2ea I 2 maattr, 1-.tory $2711,0001 • Welk lo BHch TWM • 2Br, 2c oaregt, S180,000 • t·Stcify 49r n. Be • Over 1980af, Sharp $274,900 • www.rt11Htai.ra.net • • 714-201-7653 . NEWPOAT ADJACENT 4BR 2BA lmmac, cult 111rter, $3611,000 Mual s .. 1 112 blk to NPB Agl 949-261-6122 E SIDE JEWEL OPEN SAT 1-4 232 E 21ST ST 4br 2ba spac IWrm beau dec:OI laOO!te mod lute. S369k Jaclue GINIS Rtr ~ fee 949631·8011 --E SIDE MODEL PERFECT 3BD 2.SBA 2·STORY $335,000 AGT 94111723.-120 EQUAL HOUSING EASTSIDE TWO ON A LOT OPPORTUNITY • $335,000. Orrvt ~ 226 2 ''' .llf 1 Beach Ilka ccAtages on hu99 ra hlllt U.ttlbl•t l1 llW1 IOI Agent 949.7l8-2J67 lltWIP'"l' sw'!ert Ii lat ft411 REDUCEOI R·2 ZONE eral fair Htal11t Act 11 ttM n ci ... 1c E'Sidt Home 281 1111tllft• wlltc• 1111)tt 11 llltfll 181 5259.500 Ed Van den It ••nrll11 HJ "1ftntet. eo.ssu.. Bl<! 949·650-<>943 1111111111.. ., .iscr11111111111 •,..,.,on Mwbi• 48r 2Ba m i• •• ""· "'" ""''''· 2 ma11er, t-llory $279,000! se1. •11H1ice,, 1111111111 111111 11 • Welk 10 8t1ct1 TWM • • 811l1ut ttltl• ., 11 IRletlf11 2Br, 2c garege, Stl0,000 Id llllkl ¥J nc• "tltrUCI • t·Slory 49r tll• Be . r.111n111 tr flwlmlMt ... • Ov9r tHO al, Sllarp $274,900 ·n 1s 11ws'1''' will HI • www.rt1lts1111tr1.net • .bt•l•tlJ """ IRY 0•111111 • 714-201·7653 . IMlll ltt rt1tt1lalt w•lc• 1111 COLLEGE PARK QPen Sun •ltllll" ti lk• 11w O•r rHMll 1 4 ' 2443 Vassar Place pool lrt ktr1•y l1lor1111• lkll Ill home WIC0118'ed spa, on cul· •••lll•ti ""'""' 11 lklt dt·SllC, 3bl 1 3/4ba $289.000 llW1'1,tr Ill IWlllOll tR H Ag171454&-0318 ...-1 "'ott11lly bsls T1 com ,.,,.II flurl111hltllH. Clll HUD Ttll·lftt et 1 IOt·424 15f0 ftf lilt Wuklllfl ... OC 1111 ,ltut call HUO 11 421.3500 1 1 ~•1 SOLDll Showcaee Hom11 for Sale In our Saturday Rtal Eltlte Supplement! Homes of the Week DllolaY Ml Slan at -'ill S75! Diedwla iS Tuelday at 5PM ()perl House UsllngS s '51 0.-. lllursdly 5PM It P1ya to Advertl11 In the Beat Local RNI Eatlte S.Ctlon CALL TOOAYll LISA tc. RrYERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249' FOIECLOSm HOMES Low ot SO Oo.n! GoY't & Bonk Repos Btlng Sold! Rnandng AvoiJoblel 800..SOl -17n X60S7 13 HOUS~CONOOS FOR SALE OAHA POINT WALK TO BCHI 2500ll T trrace lantem lbf lbl condo, by tilt beach rn1!1na hllbof I ltlOPI Bv Owner S98.500 562·716-259§ 22 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE IRVINE IRVINE WOODBRIDGE Highly upgrld llleC hmt, (br, 3ba. 3 eer gar, new carp pelm I roof, £xec: office wl Cl/11 bl/Ill In lum. By Owrl« $547,500. 949-552-5258 TURTLE ROCK lowest price ••<>pen SUH 1-6" 12 Melylon home WI Summit. Obi' 3 5ba 3 frplcs, ne~ bl.lilt 1995. 3 car Olf, ap<OX 325551 ol lill Ag! Ptgl 949-632·5773 ( !2 HOUSISICONDOS FORSAL! NEWPORT BEACH CASTAWAYS Vlt'llagt Plan 3 Model, over 4,JOO sf 4Br 4 sea C$lm wood 11oo1s, home ottx:e w/sep enlry. Nie:ll Jor~. ~ord Realty 949-699·1200 DOv« stlorH Trutttt Salt 408 Rloel Cu 3bf cony 2 • 225be VII of palll & back bey 8111 Colop $649K l6e tlOld OWner Shown by 8j)pl 949&"4·2711 SIG CYN VILLAS TOWNHOME EXCELLENCE Bordering Big Cyn Goll Courae. 2·3brs Opell Sun 1--4 F0td Road Prop049-7S9·nOO ONE FORD RD a ThiMdttblrd Dr. OPEN SAT·SUN 11_. 3bf 3 5ba huot mstr bl on tSI 'ftl Chldrans bonut rm. mecJa rm 3 cat gat NEVER BEEN PIED ND mellow A00 Wi Colop bkrs $1 295.000 Owner Dir 94!H29-01111 OPEN SAf.SUN 11-5 330 VISTA MADERA RARE FINDll P1nor1mlc backbay view BeSI BluH lol Pnv retreal b8Clr.s Wiiderness preserve Highly remod 4br -t den 3 5ba Owner S649k • 213-595-1416 . 714-636·2536 'Lido Penn\ 20 Cabrillo 2br 2ba 998sl planlatk>n shul· tars land lse. comm pool Cof loc. Pnv bch loueSld St52.5K LIDO RESORT HOMES 949-673·6623 or 720·9882 .,;3Brl3Ba, Seller Financing $469,000 Trlplex or jutl ont big Houaa $385.000 28r/1 Ba• 1 Br guetl unit. S369.000 Prope11y House 949·1142·38$0 Bayfront with Private Boal Slip. Remodeled 2·S!OfY 481 JBa • den. slab gr*11te cwnier lops, new cabinetry. a own molding SI 250.000 By Ownef 949-759.asoo lC.205 &46-4410 BiUtf•2 l 3 BR, slflgle-~ vie.vs ol g1eenbells & Dover Shotes bes1 toe 949-720-t 704 Doug Buley, Bloker A Cuatom 313 Executive View Home Ne1¥1y 1emodeled, Bacit Bav ~ws Accepr ng ol19r5 $798 000-$888.000 Owner/ Broker 949-494-7976 Gattd Communhy.wlpool & spa. 2 Elegant Br's & 28alhs. Plar•atton Shutters. laux walls S379,000 Mar'Cla Saunders, Agent 714·967-3836 FRONT ROW BEACH PRIME CORNER AXER $950,000, AGT 723-8120 33 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST NP.COAST, SWiii Lucia Dev. OPE~ SUH 1-5 23 Stone Pint SBR 4.SBA 1pecl1cut1r v11wtl Never lived in. REDUCED TO $1,195,000 S11l.1nle Meutef • Ramu 94H17-7894 •1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE TUSTIN • •A Unique Mm~ ~atop 23 OOOsl grounds 111 Cowan Heigl'cs $ 1 225 000 Marcia Saundtrs. .t\genl 71 4·967·3836 75 INOOME PROPERTY AJNITSSALE E'SIDE CUTE LEGAL TRl.f>LEX. AU 1·STORY. $335,000IOFFER OWNER/AGT 1149-642-9666 104 APTS BALBOA ISL.ANO BALBOA tSLANO 3000 sf DtlpMx 1410 So. Bayfrortt 28r/Den 3Ba, prlig S30Cn'Mo yearly ~9-152·2881 105 APTS BALBOA PENfNSUL.A •BAY FRONT BLDG 18f IEI&. lmmlc, lresN'f painted new c:&rpll, no pet!iamllg S8SCr'mo yrly 949-673-11M3 Lg Brighi 2br Iba, lrt pillO, steps 10 ~ Frplc, pllll· tno. no pets, 1 yr lse $1300/mo 511 w ~. 049-640-57111 Ocun ronl 4Br 281 Fumished. Aval 9129 (Wllller) $185CWmo Ulil'S Incl No pets MM72~72'- jLAon1'll l •THE• SHORES APTS 1I28R TOWtf-iOMES Sllrtlng 11 SIOllS/mo Mardi lo Month 111M Wt Ill a p8I COlmU1lly 8 blocks lrom buch IM~644-2111 t 110 :m COITA NEWPORT EIGHTS 181 IBa Bungatow, S9951Mo 2Br !Ba herowOOd floors. beamed ce•ls S leoo/!no, No ~ Ul<bay (949) 717!4795 ewporl Marina Aparlmenlt yfrunt <"un1niunity with privatl'..bt-acb & m1mna. Walk lo B.1Jboa falanJ. Liu~" 2BR from t2100 Wood burning fi,,.placc & privatt' &llla&.~:.:..· ~ Sorry. '"' pel" PlellJle caU: (949) 760·09 f9 154 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT BALBOA ISLAND 4BR 2BA Ye<'/ bt'lghl, butl beach hoUM, fully lum, Ill emenhlH, WINTER RENTAL $2000lmo. Avllt S.pt 111, °'*1 House 11·2 Sal Aug 14 8 I 8 506-8553 ask 4 .Jotvl 155 HOUSESICOHOOS FORAENT BALBOA PENN 1·8drm 1.flath lulf lutchen, I door lo send nos· 211 E Balboa Blvd Ttrm $95GMo Bk1 94Q'689-200 Super Clean 48i 281 1 SIOfY, 3 paliOS Ide hr , Frend'I doors, gar1gt. w'd lun'1161led. Sepe • June S2300'mo 714-'93-ttlO 159 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR * 4 BEDROOM 3 BATH * 2 PATIOS, W/D HK·UPS. D1W NEW PAINT/CARPET $2250 ~4M42~206. CHARMING COTTAGE 21lf 1 bl, 2 car gar, lrplc, hardWd ll<1, WID 606 Aeacle, $1995/mo, 1149·262·2595 cnarmong & spaciOus 21>1 2b3 condo, iacuw tub. lplc:. kke new no pets-, S1800 Walk 10 pnvet11 beach 949-640-2' se 159 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR BIO CORONA BEACH pnvate ga1-,c1 'treec on 1he belc:tl remodelocHll 2Bt 1 Bl le gar 5UnletS surf & sand views S270<».4o Agl 949-631'2242 S8r/2B1 8iCil HOUMI FP. gal. OO# pelm.i:atl*, $2050/mo Ttn Eyck RE. 114Wlo-11492 160 HOUSESICONOOS FOR RENT COSTA MESA E'SIDE T WNtiOME I.Story 38' 2B1, end unh, 2car gar, Fp big private yard Avuable 8/1 s1s~Mo ce Donald Platt 949 7J3 6074 Mtt1 Varci. 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Newport Beach, CA 92663 949.673.6030 (Coeol ~. ,.,_ 8f,<t -l llm loft-Ille Udo ...-•Let.,_""' Mft 111111 p-"'"> blldoltUdDl'Ml°"""-""'lolt ,,....,.. ... ___ ..... "'*Y.Uilel'--~ 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE n.0-. ................. _,, 208 OFFICES FOR RENT/LEASE 1454 FURNrTURC.: I ARTIST COUECTION ol hanO-pllnted Rql'8S some baby lumofl.l(e, outS1Snd- ing!! 94!Mi31·2111 BallntM/JIYI i Dtcontivtl llems Ttm¥oocl labllS. beds. statues. lndoof Joutdoof rtem.t Wholtsalt. MM45-7&0t • Double 8td wlth whltt pine ..-...:.:w.1~1 1 tltldbolrd, llrm mtlttrffe, very clean, It 25. Call 94M46-i2~ 2-3 OFFICES t\VAJLABLE + SHARING OF BMUTIFtJL CONFERENCE ROOM W ITI I OCEAN VIEW ELECTROPEDIC LATEX BED H9W $1$50. Nev. Uaedl M111t Ofttrl 94~2-7573 nallen ltlthtl' aofl l lo~ aeat, new •1111 wrll>Otd, very '°"· top qualliy. Wae $2000 11crlllct. $8110. 94t.26t•i933 IDEAL FOR ATIOHNEY. CPA. 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F1anl\l•f'l l!Wll stt1· ino Old walehts & Je"'9lry (FISH TANK) U gslkin Comtl w/11~1, lllnd, hlll " 3 fill••· latgt Ole• fllh s WE:STCOAST COfN6'H441 1470 SCHOOLS I ~ • /INSTRUCTION . =~ 22 G~:'rTu= Phlebotomy Course 3 large cle1111':,l ll•h. S22 71(.54(). 995 oenef•I HouNtloki Good9 E1ectron1ts, '~ 1nd 1ools att or inf I A ... Newport 8Mch. bl<in Reed Co ~ Reg r--------.. 13901291 HI00·201· tt•t I ~ &MUN-1 · Ledin wedding ring. golcl. 1 I -~· • large Marqula l>lanlond wtS 472 DOMESTIC r • amatl Dlamonda on lldH. /CHILD c.ane HOUSESITTER llYll. to llAIY Muat Sell Appr•alal $6900 ""'" ::ur7~~~~~· :'1..:: Sell SSootVobo. t4M&1nl W1nted Female Compenlon. ~·holl!IM com tv•ln & "'9 IOI oldef lemelt I I In good hallltl Fum'd nn l I 402L08T ' FOUND I LOST AUO Ith,. tro11nd Back Bly eru. Small grttn een. QM !*Tot. Bt1Qhl yellow unct.r ~?~~8ewatd. LOST SMALL DARK BROWN CAT ll6S 1 111111 lloaler In Ont eye, very lrlendly, ~to letcl'I paper balls . 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