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Home My WebLink About1999-10-22 - Orange Coast Pilot. . THE NEWPORT -~SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1999 72 A little heat and ... ~ lots of smog · • Newport-Mesa has suffered an unusual amount of pollutants throughout this week.· SUSAN McCoRMACX . Sam Atwood, spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality Management District, said the county's coastal areas, includ- ing Ne.wport Beach, have been experiencing higher-than-nor- mal levels of nitrogen dioxide, which tints the skies reddisb- brown . NEWPORT-MESA -While the warm weather may have enticed residents to spend more time outdoors this week, weath- er experts said there is a good reason not to: an unusual amount of pollutants in the air. The smog arrived on the coast with an unusual airflow the past two days, with pollu- tants moving from the inland areas to the beaches instead of SEE SMOG PAGE 10 CONAAO LAU I DAILY PILOT A panoramic scene from The View lounge at the Newport Beach Marriott $ows a layer of smog on the horizon. MARC MARTIN I DAA.Y PILOT Nancy Vasquez flips through a book at Davis Elementary's Starlight Cafe, where students can spend their lunchtime reading U they choose. · • gm Rea~-· e s DANI m ! Gouurr ~,.,, Lunch at Davis Elementary School is gobbled down quickly by students eager to spend more time in the -starlight Cafe.~ Despite its name, there is no eating in the cafe. It is a open courtyard at the heart of the campus, with bright blue tables adorned with matching umbrellas and flashy yellow benches. During lunchtime and recess, carts and wagons laden with books are rolled out along with a sign prodauni.l)g SEE STARLIGHT PAGE 10 New 'caie' at Davis Elementary encourages students to take a break at lunch and sit down with a good book IOUIS a.m. and is $18. All proceeds will go toward the $3.5 million needed to refurb1 h and reopen the old movie house. For more MIUENNIUM MOMENT Steinberg plays on community's team infonnation, call (949) 673·0895. Newport Beach super agent Leigh Stein· berg handles some of the biggest nam jn the sports bu.sin ' mduding four fi~t·rou.Dd NFL draft picks and more than 130 other clients. • But Steinberg's efforts don't end with has representation ol famous athlet81. He's founder Lelgla Stebaberg of the Steinberg Leadenbl1> Institute, a pro- Sutherland hoping fo r hospitality • Propone nt of proposed 152-room hotel on Balboa Peninsula says he wants to be a good neighbor. l\ow SUl\\<\Jll z BALBOA PENINSULA Stephen Sutherland proponent of a proposed luxury resort at Balboa Boulevard and 15th Street, does- n't feel like a big outside develop- er bulldozing into the .;leepy oty of Newport Beach. Smee he was a l 0-vear-old kid, the local re~ldent has watched the community change cmd grow - m some ways good, in other .---~- ways bad - over the past 40 yedl'S. He said he wants to be part of something right -some- thing good for the community . I le has tried to 'h's spe<d. It's Ytry mum opet'SOfd investment." Stephen Suthertand translate that feeling into his plan for a 152-room, ftve-star hotel and resort ca).led the Regency New- port Beach. • n'. spcoal, • Sutherland said. -1ri. very much a personal invest- ment.• The problem is that the 10.71- acre site he's eyeing is already occupied by an Amencan Legion Po t, a Girl Scouts house and a community of 58 mobile homes. And Sutherland LS well aware that forClJlg a group or war veterans, gul scouts and mobile home dwellers to relocate could be seen as a rather mercenary act. A month ago, Sutherland went to each ot the lh.rce grou~ to show th m the plan. And although they conceded it was a beautiful project, they were' adamant again t moving. After SEE HOTEL PAGE 10 I DEX ~ ----II 11r1 I ..... ._J POllCl f1US t SPOm -11 3A CON'l'IMJJ()LUY OIOaUS: "20th Century Romantics,• tho first show of the William Hall Master Chorale's new season, open Sunday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The prQgrftlll, which starts at 4 p m., features works by RalPh Vaughan WWWnl and Maunce Duru· fle. TICkea are SIS to StO. St. Andrew's IS at 600 St. Andrew's Road in Newport Beach. Por more lnfonna· dOG. call (114) 5S6-t262 .• gram designed to protnc)te diversity eJld teduce fadsm. Steinberg a11o bu recently helped ralae money for COllta Mela· J based Parent .._, USA. an orvamzatiC>n that providea pmaltal C'OWl· r ~ and chlld care. Stelftberg'I book. •Wlnnlncl Wltb JmlOrity, • wbkh apr'hl negoti· ating tedmiq\Mw to ~ W. lluatioiil. bM jUlt been r1' 111d m WEATHER ......... ...... S.W 1f11t,.I l>!IM!'**· ••I OJIW ................... _.., ..... .._,. •• , •ca _, ...... !part~ WWWif""""W cutrw ti.ea~ ' . 2 Fr , Oetobet 22, 1999 're 'Artistic License Fair' returns to Estancia Park with a bevy of artisans showing their best handmade crafts, jewelry, ceramics and garments ALEX COOLMAN Do1yPb - hey tend to be world trav- elers. They're people with more than a college edu- cation. They tend to be a very literary group, and very socially aware.• It sounded like she was talking about Nobel Prize winners or maybe famous chplomats, but Nancy Gary Ward was describing typical makers of craft art. Ward's characterization of the craft-making type 1s remarkably generous, but there's a good reason for it: she's the director of the Artistic License Pair, a show or artisans' work that has run in Orange County in one form or another for more than 30 years. The fair comes to Estancia Park today through Sunday, giving New- port-l'Vlesa residents a chance to encounter crafty types in the flesh , and also to 'investigate the colorful their products. Ward, who doe$ som~ weaving and jewelry-making in add1llon to coorcLinating the fair, said Arllsllc License shows off the craft communi- ty at its best. "Our show is one of the leading shows for people who do it on a seri- ous level, because of the sales we get and the response from our clientele: The exhibitors produce crafts that have aesthetic integrity, but they do so without the attitudes that some- times go along with the "high• art scene, Ward said. "There's this certain kind of cama- raderie we have,• Ward said. •There's not a great sense of compe- tition with each other, which is not true in fine arts: Artistic License will feature about 50 ~ selling a wide variety of work, including hand-woven gar- ments and accessories, jewelry, ceramics, glass, paper and silks. The items (or sale range from the extreme- ly affordable -a S2 handmade paper card -to the more refined and pricey. An opalescent raku vase might run several hundred dollars. For the people who make such objects, craft work is often a consum- ing passion rather than a mere hobby. Newport Beach resident Michael Crook, who creates very small, very realistic wood carvings of animals, said be bas time to work on his pro- jects because he is retired. But even CHECK IT OUT I i I i before he could take it easy, Crook was involved in creative endeavors. "I was a combat artist in Vietnam,• Crook said. And later on in bis career be operated a family printing business. The work with wood is only bis latest activity as an outlet for his expression. "This is my most recent incarna- tion,• he said. Crook originally got into doing the carving as a side-project derived from working on ·craftsman style• glass and wood lighting fixtures. He would put together the fixtures, and then stare at the materials he had remaining on his workbench. "I had all these little pieces of wood left over,• Cook said. It was only a matter of time before he got to work whittling them into the shape of rabbits, butterflies and elephants. "I've always done artistic things,• Cook said. Joanna Craft, a Costa Mesa jewel- ry maker, also started her craft after pursuing another career. In her case, though, the transition was more diffi-cult. • Craft was working as a landscape architect when Orange County went bankrupt in the early '90s. The small firm she worked for relied heavily on county commissions, which threw it into financial turmoil, and Craft was forced to look for new work. "It was a real transition time for me,• Craft recalled. •1 thought, 'What do I want to do?• Like Crook, Craft had a loog background doing creative work, and she decided after some agoniz- ing that she should launch herself as a craft artist. "If I wanted to try this, now was the perfect time to do it,• she said. But cracking the market was diffi- cult for Craft, whose jewelry sold poor- ly initially and whose judgment about craft shows lacked discrimination. "I made tons of mistakes at the beginning,• she said. •Tuen I started learning about which were the good shows.• She also refined her jewelry-mak- ing act, developing the distinctive • style she sells today. Craft's signature pieces are made from silver, but they. combine the precious metal with 1 , unconventional materials, including, textiles and bits of text. The jewelry ,, often incorporates epoxy resin, cre{lt- ing an object that looks "like a , miniature picture under glass,• she said. "I love the idea of combining noq- ttaditional materials with precious ' metal,• Craft said. ' Craft's customers think it's a gqpq idea as well. She said she continu~ , to go to the "Artistic Ucense Fair"' because the crowds she meets there -more than those sbe encoiinters.. elsewhere -are able to enjoy her work. · ''. *It's a combination of the artists .•. and the customers,• she said. •Tue people who come are just wonderfUL .They really appreciate nice things.• New library collection celebrates the arts i ! Artist Mark Bennett kicks off library event ·With a talk about his sitcom floor plans I F rom fine art to architecture, landscape and mtenor design, photography, music, dance, drama and film, the arts are alive in till forms in the Newport Beach Public Library's new Arts Collec- tion. The $100,000 com- pilation of 2,000 books, videos and CDs includes such stunrung overview vol- umes as .. Art Past Art Present." an art tu.story survey emphasizing the contun1um of human creativi- ty cl!ld expression from all of the world's cultures. More than 700 illustrations complement the chronological narrative covenng histoncal, soc1al and cultural foundations for prehistoric through 20th century art. Archi- tectural topics are well represent- ed, from volumes on speafic structures to works about sigrufi- cant movements. Check out "The Ubrary of Congress" for a virtual tour of the recently renovated Thomas Jef- ferson Building Imagine stepping inside Henn Matisse's crowrung achievement by operung "lbe Venice Chapel," chroruclmg the construc- tion of one of the master- pieces of con- temporary retig10us art. The history of builchngs central to the world's Jewish com- muruties is examined m "The Synagogue," a magnificent work, which traces the story of the syna- gogue from its origins in Solomon's Temple to the simplici- ty of tbe modem builcling. Background about another spiritual center is in "The World of Chartres," a dazzling volume that captures the radiance of one of the world's renowned cathe- drals. Works about topics closer to home include "Norman Jtock- well's America." a nostalgic col- lection of paintings offering an affectionate view of 20th century life. "A Legacy of A.rctk: Art" fea- tures a spectrum of Eskimo paint- ing, graphic art, basketry and scuJ.pture from 1866 to the present. "The Complete Book of Shak- er Purntture• combines commen- tary on the Shaker tradition with superb photographs of represen- tative pieces. Pine art aficionados can view treasures from every school of Western art on nine videos in the "Hermitage Master- pieces" series. Begin- ning with the life and times of Peter the Great, the series takes viewers on a tour of St Petersburg's Hermitage Palaces, featuring the works of such mas- ters as Rembrandt, Raphael, da Vm ci, Re noir, Picasso, Matisse and Gauguin. For classical music fans, the collection includes •Jbe Story of the Symphony," a six-video series featuring performances of works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Berlioz, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich. Devotees of more contempo- rary genres may prefer videos from "Rock & Roll," featuring classic rock, soul, punk, reggae and rap songs, plus interviews with the artists. • OtEOC rr OUf ls written by the st.ff of the Newport Beach PUblic Ubr~. This week's column Is by tffllssa Adams, In collaboration with Sarah Rosenblum. ! ' ! i i l i ! ' ! I i ! i I I I I i i ! ! i ! ! I ! j ! l i ! I i ! i i ! : I ! i : i i ! i l I r The Newport Beach Public Library is promoting its new arts collection this evening with an event reference h'bra.rian Sara Barnicle hopes will attract a broad crowd, to say the least. ·n·s for anybody who's anybody," Barnicle said of the program. •Or anybody who isn't." The program, "Celebrate the Arts,• runs for three days starting today with a talk by artist Mark Bennett and offers a series of enter- taining programs designed to encourage the public to come see what the library has to offer. Bennett, a Los Angeles artist, is best known for bis series of detailed floor plans of the "homes• of sit- coms like •Leave it to Beaver" and •nie Mary 'JYler Moore Show.• In drawings he has developed since be was 1 t. the 43-year-old Hollywood postal carrier meticulously records the interior design of homes that created an idealized vision of Amer- ican domestic life. The original impulse for the drawings, Bennett said, was his youthful desire to become more like the families depicted on the screen. "I wanted to be in those fami- lies,• he said. ·u I bad the informa- tion, then I could be one of them." Bennett believes the identifica- tion he experienced with shows like "Bewitched" and "The Jetsons• was a common phenomenon for televi- sion viewers. "Most people did believe that you could grow up and be like that,• he said. •Then you do grow up and you're not like that. It's kind of sad.• Unlike most television viewers, though, Bennett bas at certain points in his life taken his enthusi- asm for bis favorite shows to a level that reshaped bis lifestyle. There was the time he bought that yellow 1973 Mustang with the brown vinyl interior so he could dri- ve the same car Mary Richards had on •Tue Mary 'JYler Moore Show.• Then there was the effort to -Dai¥ Pilot READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 RecOfd your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. °'~herein CM'I be ~without wrm.n per- mts.sbl of c~ owner. WEATHEI VOL 93, NO. 247 THOMAS H. IOKNSON, Publtsher TONYDOOIRO, Editor JEMRlt RAGLAND, Senior City Editor SJ.c:AHN. City Edrtor HNfCY CMEEVER, Features Editor ROGa CMLSON, Sports Editor • MMC MARTIN. PhOto Editor ANTHONY Noc. Nitwt Editor IOll J. UHTOS. =':'r.:o. a-lfled~ng LANA'°' MOM. PromodOnJ ,,...,.,SHAH. 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HAllD lllOCX ~ • WlmM; Newport BffCtl Central 'Ubr~. 1000 Avocado Ave .. ====Bennett ~"from 6:30 to 8:30 j>.m. tonight;~ activities and Play rNd- lng from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat~ dwnber musk.~ 5und9y •HOW FM •"'a• (Mt) 111-aeo1 or ""9> '44-J072 Newpadawta coUeClloa de ullq"c rnt ............. ............... bOolra ............. .... D9W .. colledlc& MMIANNA DAY MMSlY /OAlVPl.OT rearrange his furniture to make it more like a sitcom. At times, television seems to have been more real for Bennett than life itself. He didn't attend much of high school, including his senior prom, because of his enthusiasm for the shows he watched. •1 remember when Wally (Cleaver) went to the senior prom,• he noted. "What's this?" the man behind the counter wanted to know. "Oh, it's for "The Partridge Fami- ly,• Bennett re plied. But the joke was lost on the man : behind the counter. • "They didn't get it," Bennett said .• "They didn't have any idea what it was about." The three-day program aims to inspire the public to check out its new additions. Bennett's appearance tonight will be followed by a day of family activities and a play reading Saturday and a Sunday performance of Baroque and classical mUSic by The El Real Chamber Players. Bennett's quirky, televisual sensi- bility has received a certain degree of recogrution thanks to the efforts of the Mark Moore Gallery in Santa Monica. He has put out one book of his floor plans and a second, "How to Live a TV Sitcom Ufe," that pro- vides readers with the requisite details for making their real-life existence more like what they see on the tube. There was a long time, though, when the artist's vision met with nothing but confusion. Bennett remembers taking a noor plan to the company that professionally pre- pared his blueprints for him. Barnicle said the additions mainly served to improve an already solid .. collection rather than rectifying any • horrendous gaps in the library's arts !P ~ coverage. AID SURF 1'IDU TODAY First low 1:57 1..m .. " .............. -..... 0.l First high 8:16 a.m ..... ou .................. 5.3 Second loW 2:24 p.m. ......................... 0..8 Second high IAtullDAY First low 2~31 a.m ................ -.-.0.4 8:4'1m ............ u ......... S.9 S«ond loW !:05 p.m"""'-.... -.. 0.2 Second high 9:10 pm ......... ___ 5 i -,....,.... M ( "(The collection) was pretty strong, but there were holes lri it," Barnicle said. •in the fine arts we had holes where he had items, but they were worn out." POLICE FILES C051'A~ • a..te 5'1-..t: A tool box worth $1,000 wes stolen from• home in the 200 blotk •t 7:20 p.m, Oct. 8. • ,..,..,,.._ "°9d: A bicycl~ W04'th $200 was stolen In the 2600 bfock betwHn 7:30 un. Ind 2.30 p.m Oct. 2. • .......... ANd: A Compact disc play9r end QnWa worth $970 were stolen ffom • c.er In tM 2700 blodt dur· Ing tM evening of Oct. 11. .• Vlct.wM ~A purw, ctUular phone and a pelr of sunglasses worth $385 wefe stoi.n from a CM ln the 1100 block .i S p.m. Oct. 12. ,..ORT91ACN • Aidt lllr Drtwe: Sewral ttems of dothlng ~ a purw worth S 1,000 were stolen from a home In me 1IOO btodt " bm¥Mtl s.pt. 1 Ind Oct 19 • c:.tal • DrtW: A ceflulaf phone 'NOf1h S500 W11 ~ from~ w in the 300 block between Wt,,_ and 'Nlrldly, ................. ~ comput9n ~ NloMdlO equipment worth $1,900 '#lf9 llOlen from I doof In h 2100 block .,..,.., ,.,... ' -Ott. " • ... Daily Pilot Friday, October 22, 1999 3 I "When wine meets weddings, it's not a pretty sight IUSlllSS llOTIS I am not here. I am far away. I am m an a1tpl4ne, about six miles above tho earth, somewhere between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. I know that because the pilot pomted out the Grand Canyon a few minutes ago and said we'd be over Lea Vegas a few minutes Crom now. .lt's easy to find landmarks frQJn the air. Whatever side of the: plane you're on, all land- marks are on the other s~de. Dc}esn't matter what direction you're going. If you're on U1e left side, the great view of ~Grnnd Canyon will be on ~nght side. If you slide across the aisle lo the nght sUle, the spectacular view of th'e~st. Louis urch will be on y ffi..tr le ft. 1ly it. It works. Where am I going, you dsk. (J know you didn't. I'm ~t pretending.) Well, I'm glad you asked. I'm going to aJ>relty little town cdlled S~bisdale, dbout 30 mmutes n6i\h of New York, New York. -:.interesting, isn't it? New Yor~ is U10 only place where the City and state go by the exdct sdme name. There's Ok:fahoma City and Kanstts 9ty; but no one ~ver sdys •Oklahoma, Oklahoma• or "K.insas, Kansas.• OK. ~be it's not interesllng. [-Anyway, my daughter, •Lisa, lives there and she'!> :getting rnamed tomorrow :11er fiance, Chns, 1s a great iguy who plays golf and s kis, COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES peter buff a so what more could you ask? Everytlung will go fine and everyone will have fun. The Rev. Gene O'Brien·, who's been a mentor lo me smce I was 15, is coming up from the city to say the wed- ding Mass in an old stone church thdt looks like some- thing from a Robert Frost poem. To top it off, this is supposed to be the peak weekend for the fall foliage, and tomorrow is the first game of the World Series with that team I promised not to go on dbout anymore - even though il they win this yecU", thdt'll make 25 World Senes m the last 100 yedrs Sorry. With all those blessmgs, l'm still a little uneasy. I'm not sure exactly whdt the father of the bride (FOB) is supposed to do. Sinte this Wlll be my first, and only dl- Pilot Class1f1ed Community Marketplace • A great family tift! Order now Jor Holiday Delivery 9'69.MS.6812 2001 W. Coast Hwy., N~~nBcach """"'-*/M>His. rom Generous Tri.Cle.Jn Program bat as an FOB, I want to dis- charge my duties well. I understand the part about sending mind-numb- ing swns of money lo people you have never met, and will never meet. I got the hang or thc.tl early on and with very little trauung. What's expect- ed of FOBs beyond that is pretty fuzzy. I asked some frtcnds who were ex~ri (•nced FOBs. Most sold they didn't waqt to tdlk about it. That worried me. I rented famous FOB movies -"Father of the Bride,• the 1950 classic with . Spencer lracy and Elizabeth Taylor, arguably tlle best comedy of American .man- ners ever made, and the 1991 remake with Steve Martin dlld Diane Keaton (MOB). Both are entertaining, but the ongmdl redlly is a knockout. I tried the Internet next. Try secl4'ching •weddings• on the Net. You'll be lost in a bbzzar'd of Web sites, but you won't h.nd much ct.bout FOBs. The oddities caught my eye struighl away. There's a site called "Weddings as Fund-raisers." Don't ask. And there are etiquette guides for "Second Wed- dings• -something a lot of rirsl Weddings ledd to -and ·second-Plus Weddings.· I would Uunk th1:1t dfter your third or fourth wedding, wh~ther to put out white can- died almonds is not that big a concern My two fdvorite sttes were • Wcddmg Nightmares· and Now Arwiwbk on 2()()() Motkls: -Ttak lntmors • HolidaJ l.ithttni .. Clbin WiJows • Owlom CilMJ -Ht•1t11t S,.., "Bridesmaids from Hell.• Apparently, bridesmaids cause more strife and turmoil than any other cast members. Brides and grooms get off pretty clean, but a lot of Pe<>· ple want to kill bridesmaids. The wedding nightmares are too scary to recount. They also bring back a lot of mem- ories from my youth. When I was still in the redlly Big Apple, I worked as a banquet waiter at a wedding/bar mitzvah mill called "Pdtricia Murphy's" in Yonkers-. ironically, a few miles from Scarsdale~ Everyone has a wedding story, but spend two years of weekends at weddings and you will see the best and the worst of the human cond.J- tion. The catalyst, as so often happens, is wine and splilts. Alcohol makes people do strange lhings, of course, but there is something about a wedding and wine that lS explosive. A guy who is Mr. Peepers m accounting the rest of the week will tum into Robert Downey Jr. after an hour and a half at ~ wedding. There were too mtIDy strange moments to recount, but most had to do with a wonderful Puerto Rican bus- boy named Jose Pagan, whose nickname was Paco. He was about 5 feet 8 mches tall, but 5 feet dcross with enormous biceps and an accent that couldn't help but make you smile -even at J the worst moments. If you d.Jdn't see htm, you'd swear it was Fernando Llamas talk- ing. L4te one rught, we were plodding along, cleaning up after a wedding that was long, wild and woolly. From across the cavernous room, we heard a high-pitched scream, urunistakably from Paco. When he whipped the . tablecloth off one of the rounds, there was an . extremely l;uge, extremely drunk woman stretched out beneath it -out like a light, with her head propped on her purse like a bttle pillow. Paco was near-hysterical and kept saymg •Toll me she no dead; please toll me." I explained to him that dead people almost never snore, then bent down and shook her gently. Someone suggested sprinkling her face with waler, which worked. The woman looked at me, stared at the ceiling for a while, then calmly asked us lo help her up, a job we unmediately assigned to Paco. She straightened her . dress, fluffed her hair, asked us to call her a cab, then tod· dled away to the lobby, never to be seen agdin. My opinions dbout wed- dings were formed early. Uh oh. Tray tables up and seats to their full upright position. I'll let you know how tl all turns out. J gotta go • PEnR BUFFA is a former Costa Mesa mayor His column runs Fridays. E-mail him at ~r840AOLcom TriZetto Group hires new 'vice president The Th.Zelto Group hu hired Kenneth R. Carr as vtce president al client services, the company announced ~st month. Carr, who worked at NCl Hedlthcare Servtces before Joining TriZetto, will be responsible for l overseemg the e-busUless compa· ny's account services and help desk. 'lriZetto JS a lead.mg company involved m helping onlme health care busmesses improve their ser- vices. Koll receives $21-million contract Koll ConstructJon has been awarded a $21 -million contract to build the fust phase of a corporate center in Dublin, Calif. The 286,000-square-foot pro1ect will mclude two four-story office build.Jngs on a 34-acre site. The company broke ground on the pro- ject last month It is scheduled to be completed m September 2000. The pro1ect was designed by Hoover Assoc. of Palo Alto. Planning Center adds to environmental team Laurie Hager bas }Oined the Plan- nmg Center as part of the firm's envt· ronmental services team. Hager, who recently served as an Intern with the aty of Sanld Ana, is a stu- dent m the Envuon.mental Stuclles Graduate Program at Cal State Fullerton The Costa Mesa-based Planning Center provides planning services to both government and businesses MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ALSO OH OUR MENU: ·FISH TACos· TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE CHILI CHEESE OMUITTE Cock1011~ P•on(' A~t·co •r • Fooo le Ge de,ry Lido ~hristmas,' {Jiir cl)pecialty Christmas Boutique ~e Your Appointment Today for ·your Cuslom In-Home Holiday Decorating • Center Pieces • Wreaths • Trees 0 Carland Join us at our New Boutique at the corner of Newport Blvd. (f1 Lido October Hours: 10-6 Daily r-------~~---------~, ! 10°/o OFF ! l Total Christmas Sale Purchase I I nircs 1Uf31 /'J9 1 L-------~-----------~ v~ W-o. r> • ¥ftl U••t•tl t \~ (949) 723-5858 STORE, (949) 723-8926 C~ ltlJ\'llh A~ S10RE HOU~ MON..sAT9>M~ SUN lOAM.QIM(RX a.caaa 3"5 VIA N 8. NEXT 10 • 4 Friday, October 22, 1999 Police w aiting for _funds to fight DUis •After receiving $15,000 for radar trailer, Costa Mesa is hoping for more to battle drunk driving. GRI.L RlSU.'IJG Dttr,.. COSTA MESA -A state agency announced thiS week that six Orange County law enforcement ag~ncies including the Costa Mesa Police Deparunent -Were awarded grant fundlng to fight speedJng and driving under the influence. • Costa Mesa Will ret-e1ve at least $15,000 for a second raddr trailer that will be ~t ed-at various points around the city. The money is part of $11 million pledged to com- muruties across Los Angeles and Orange counties by the state Office of 1raffic Safety. Typically, the radar trailers cause motonsts to slo-.y down as they dpprodch the electron- ic device. • The c!ly 1s still awaiting " word from the stdte agency whether a two-man DUI enforcement tedm will be approved One team alre~dy • exists to monitor motorist activity on Friddy and Satur- day nights, dnd an ddditionat crew which will cost $75,000 would help reduce ~ the number of DUI-related fl.E l'HOTO Newport-Mesa law enforcement agendes are hoping for more state funding to bolster their arsenals in the fight aga.lrut alcohol-related traffic accidents. accidents, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Dale Birney .. •e ased on the amount of traffic we get for both of those nights we can't possibly encompass enough area to stop these people from drink· Ing and driving,• Birney said. "The more officers we have, the more enforcement we can have toward DUJ arrests." Birney said the added resources a re necessary in Costa Mesd because or the number of acadents reported. According to state statistics, Costa Mesa ranked second in the nwnber of DUI accidents among similar-sized cities in California. . The last data recorded in 1997 shows there were 81 traf· fie accidents as a result of someone driving under the influence, including one fatal accident. There were 1,055 Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner ON NOW OCT. 20-24 LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER & DOWNTOWN MARINA. DUI arrests reported 1n that same year. Birney 88ld the grant likely will help the de~rtment meet its goal of reducing DUI acci- dents by 10% while increas- ing the amount of DUI arrests by the same amount. While Costa Mesa waits for its share of grant funding from the state, Newport Beach sUll must cope with its own pletho- ra of alcohol-related incidents. Alcohol-related arrests have historically been prob: lematic for the department because of Newport's beacb- side allure for visitors. Although the department has an enforcement team and routine DUI checkpoints, it still must combat a high alco- hol incident rate in certain parts of town. About 60% of arrests in areas such as the peninsula are alcohol-related, said Sgt. Mike McDermott. The department has seen a reduction in the amount of OUI-related arrests to about 350 in 1997, but there is always more that can be done, McDermott added. "We have reduced our DUI numbers, but so has everyone else,~ he said. "It has always been an enforcement chal· lenge for us. But we have more-people assigned to ow traffic division than most dgencies our size.• Buy a ·suPERTICKEr and receive a Boat Show admission plus a free water taxi ride Mary -a $27 value, W and tou• Ille Queen ii yours for only $12111 TuE )tARY Daily Pilot • Intersection ma be roadblock for · Dunes project •East Coast Highway and Marguerite Avenue would exceed acceptable traffic levels, report says. NOAIO Sc:HwARTZ ~fib NEWPORT BEACH The congested intersection of Marguerite Avenue and East Coast Highway would be pushed past acceptable traffic levels if the proposed Newport Dunes Hotel is built. according to an envi· ronmenlal report. And that's a cause for concern for plan- ning officials, who say they will examine the issue very closely. Planning commissioners reviewed the environmental impact report for the Dunes proposal at a study session Thursday. The document deals mostly with traffic, views, water quality and local wildlife. Following the Planning Commission's review, a public comment period and a final report, the proposed project will require approval from the City Council and the California Coastal Com- mission in order to proceed. The Newport Dunes Resort proposes to build a 400-room hotel and 100-unit time-share resort on a 30- acre portion of the existing recreallonal vehicle resort. It is estimated that the project will cost $100 million. The environmental report found that the lntersect100- in the Corona del Mar busi- ness district would operate at. an unacceptable level of service if the hotel is com- pleted, said Patrick Alfor~ senior planner. · • However, he added that, this would occur in the lo~ term, when all develop- ment approved for the area. is completed. ~ Although the problem could be relieved by addin'g 1 more lanes to streets, there is very little room becaU!S of the commercial building!t surrounding the intersec- tion. And Alford said citf leaders have no interest in attemptin9 to displace the· businesses in favor of ~ widened road. The issue will be th city's first test of its newl revised and highly contro-' versial Traffic Phasing Ordinance, which gives tha city council authority td "exempt" intersections from traffic flow improve; ments when those improveJ ' ments are unacceptable to the com.muruty. I But Tim Quinn, Dune~ project manager, pointed out that the study estimates only 5% of the traffic gener- ated by the hotel would use the mtersechon of Eas( Coast Highway and Mar- guerite. "ln the worst case see~ nario, it would only add 4Q tnps per day," he saidi · "Unfortunately, it's ow pro .. ject that trips it from accept-' able to unacceptable.• I "~~ L~ur I~s, netvp&~t Lea~ WJ.;~;e;fftttJ<J. wesnL(q. ·~ifttJ C•~e b-11t ~f~1t9: • ! I 1 't °bef "l;Vt (w .j ~ hfldUy l•,..; l 't @,., .j. J<p.J ~JI" 't ~lfllf'tfa.bz + ~~ 'f1tetlfr•'t ~~t•. Italy Na,,f t1. lfaf y i' U·~' ff•'e' f? <(;arJ,,. + I'*'j 'P1i"e"' &~~ ~ti ... '\\.18Jt~ ~22 @IJ :N~ '3~J .. :N~.,,.fit 1}ncA ~.-f,ot.1~~ cJat.12:00~08 (€1..,,J ,_,. ~ ~'l1J=) ~-1®~0 15x45 IS For Example 10X30 IS Price: Lea »ade-ln RnaJCost: . . . . . 6 Friday, October 22, 1999 . . . .. around town •Send~ TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cost.II ~ 92627; fax them to (949) 646- 417~ or calJ (949) 7~330. A com- plete listing may be found at dallyp- llotcom a.m. to 1 p.ni. today at the hos- pital's main campUB, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949} 760-5557. 1111111 Off Ill 110111 TODAY The Estancia Homecoming Thilgate Party will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the OCC parking lot, Adams Street entrance. 11ckets for adults are $6. Pre- high school students accom- panied by adults get free admission. Orange Coast Col- lege is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 662-3000. Roger's Gardens ls holdlng a qemonstration of ornament painting from 2 to 7·p.m. today i.llld from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun- day. Chinese artist Zhang Baolu will demonstrate tech- ruques of glass ball painting. The event is free. Roger's Gar- dens is at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. SATURDAY Centennial Fann bold.I Its sec- ond annual Harvest Festival today and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange Coun- ty Fairgrounds. The event includes a pumpkin decorat- ing contest, scavenger hilnt, and more. The Fairgrounds are at 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, ca.11 (714) 708-1619. Roger's Gardens sponson an appearance by Margaret Fur- long, a porcelain designer, from noon to 3 p.m . The event is free, and the store is at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Coro- na del Mar. For more informa- tion, call (949) 640-5800. Saks Fifth Avenue and South Coast Plaza hold a fall fashion presentation at 1 p .m. The event will be at Salon Z, lower level. Reservations are required. For more informa- tion, call (714) 540-3233. Orange Coast College often a multihull sailing class today and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its Sailing Center in Newport Beach. The course costs $155. The center is at 1801 West Pacific Coast High- way, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 645-9412. The Costa Mesa Senior Center hosts a flea market from 7 a.m. to noon in its parking lot. 695 W. 19th St. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-2356. DON LEACH I DAILY "'-OT Rickey Owens of Anaheim tries to get her kite flying near the Balboa Pier on Thursday. Summer-like temperatures have made the beach the place to be to beat the beaL 151 East Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 646- 7725. Hoag Hospital ls offering lts annual Senior Citizen Drive- Thru Flu Shot Chnic from 8 The Newport Aquattc Center presents its Aloha Casino Night fund-raiser at the New- port Harbor Nautical Museum from 7:30 to 11 :30 p.m. Tick- ets, which cost $50, include food, entertainment and $10 in casino scrip. The museum is at There wUl be a Christmas boutique and bake sale at Bayside Village today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is at 300 East Pacific Coast High- way, Newport Beach. r 0 r r SUN PAY Vogue Salon and Spa ls bold· ing its fourth annual Cut-A- Inaugural TEE OFF FOR TECHNOLOGY GOLF CLASSIC Monday, Nov. 1, 1999 • Santa Ana Country Club Proceeds to buy new technology for academic excellence at Newport Harbor High School (NHHS) TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 8 a.m. Registration Opens 8 • IO a.m. Driving Range/Putting Green Open 9-10 a.m. Putting Tournament • 9 · 10 a.m. Professional Clinic 10:30 a.m. Sharp! Shotgun Start 4 p.m. 19th Hole Party And Auction TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Gold: The Boeing Company, Hyperion Sqlytlons, Quiksilver and the @IIlll• Daily Pilot; ! 1 0 r 0 r 0 r 0 Silver: Newport Internet Services, Trojan Batteries, Figge Photography @!Ii• and Ware Disposal Inc.; 0 r r Bronze: Balboa Bay Cl ub, Ovemite Express, The Rule Group amm1• Insurance/Financial Services and Union Bank; 0 Tee Spoll80n: Porteous Fastener Co., Knowleton Realty/Jill Wiese, Robert r 41'!+ Wiener Family, Clarence Turner, Werner Corp., Meridian Health & Nutrition, Palley-Needleman Asset Management, Design Polymerics, PCA Metal Finishing, Newport Navigators, Revenue 0 r 0 r Plus, Cardinal Development, Kevin Russell Family, TBG Financial, Helfrich Cc;>mpany, Bob Sinclair Family, .Geo Solis, Inc. () 0 r Program Adverdalng: The Lasik Center, Dr. Vartanian, D.D.S., Dimen Marine r Financial Services, Klnko's, Bill Feeney/Coast Newport Properties, John & Anne Wortmann, Blue Water Marine Insurance, Newport Auto Center, Academic Advisors/Ellen Weinstein, South Coast Toyota-Costa Mesa. Atlas Dodge-Costa Mesa, Atlas Honda- Fullerton, Kay Polovlna/Coast Newport Properties, Ruby's () r Restaurant, Dougherty + Dougherty 0 Underwrtdng: Dale Anderson, Griffith Company ff om Foss, Plexus Data, () r Inc., Duffield Electric Boat Company, Cal's Caddy Shack-T 0 r Costa Mes~ Fletcher Jones Motorcars, Orange Coast Jeep Eagle, Prudential California Realty-Newport Beach/Dana Black- Realtor, Scott Burnham, Rusty Turner Family, HI-Tech Auto Collision and Painting Centen, Wells Fargo Bank. SteelheMI Brewing Com.,.,-.y-lrvlne. Brad Vassar family 0 s;D80n:d bii the N.ffartlor F.d_,._. ,_....._ Q r •r@•iil"'""' ~ ~ ·-·· r o~ , o......- Thon and Silent Auction at its Newport Beach location, 1000 North Bristol Street. Proceeds from haircuts, manicures, facials and make-up appoint- ments will benefit the Hillview Acres Children's Home. Mini- mum request~d donations for the various services range from $10 to $25. For more information, call (71 -i) 752- 5882. Kittie Olivier Salon & BouUque is holding a cut-a-thon to ben- ent high-risk. low-income Orange County children. Haircuts will be available for $12. The salon is at 2640 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information. call (714) 796-0100. BW Hardesty, Olympic saillng contender in the Laser class, presents a program titled •My quest to Sail for the USA at the. 2000 Sydney Games" at the Lido Isle Clubhouse, 710 Via Lldo Soud, Newport Beach. Hardesty will hold a sailing clinic from 9:30 to 11;30 a.m .. followed by a champagne brunch and program from 11:30 a.m, to 1:30 p.m. Costs are $25 for the clinic and $10 for the brunch/program, with all proceeds going to Hard- esty's Olympic campaign. Seats are limited. For more Plca.sc join w for a presentation of ~cw intenaive performances which focus on the issue of ufety. Explore with TOP-GAP rhe challenging topic ofk.ccping ourselve~ and our children safe in the home, in the school, on the suect, and in the playground: South Coast' Repertory Mainstage Theatre I Monday, October 25, 6:00-7:30p.m. Refreshmenu at 5:30 p.m. Sponsoftd by Mazda North American Operations 51 OP GAP, an .tward winning non·profit theatre l•>1np.my, h.l"> provided educational and chcrapcuuc rhc.u rc progr.un) to children and adults throughout Soutbcm Californi.I since J 978. Call (714) 979-7061 to re.serve seats for this FREE presentation l(l1u<J Oaily1 information, call (949) 675- 4406. MONDAY TUES PAY The Costa Mesa Republlcan Women Federated will meet for a luncheon meeting at the home of president Beth White, 10131 Jon Day. Huntin Beach. The meeting will 10:30 a .m. Jim Silva speak. For reservations, (714) 962-5398. 4 ... .. Coping With Divorce," a week educational and sup group, meets from 7 to · p.m. starting today at the boa Psychotherapy Gr The cost is $20 per session. more information, call (~ 463-7182. .. The 26th annual Corona Mar High School Home To will be held today from 10 ~ to 4 p.m . The tour includ homes in Corona del ~il Newport Beach and BalW Island. $45 tickets incl~ lunch. For more informa call (949) 225-4140. • The Newport Beach P Library's "Manuscripts" ture senes hosts architect photographer Julius Shulman today from 7 to 8:30 p.m. nck- ets are $10. The library is dl 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information call (949) 717 -3890. WEDNESDAY The Law Offices of Felcbot' Lee, & Feinberg present • NTota.lly Free Legal Advice• seminar regarding forecJ su'.res, the Fair Debt Collect:io9 Practices Act, and using smal claims court for com.muruty association managers jn4 board members, from 5:30 J p.m. at the Balboa Bay Clu , 1221 West Coast Highwd Complimentary food and be erage will be served. For mf • matioo and to RSVP, call (9 729-8002. t SEE TOWN PAGE f -- DON'T BE SCARED WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF • WIGS · MASKS wmcun PWA S 1 off with this ad ~•Hlt-1700 While SUPPiies Last 1124 lnlle'" • ~ '-4 CA '2660 OffEI llPlllS 10/31/9' : CAll 1·800-367-4240 •• I"'" .. , ... HALLOWEE oo kie Platters for the Gho f G oblins of • ( \t t • (..( ( t IFS • ~IE • r< k ff • ~( LLS & f~f ..\L Over 40 cfiff erent kinds of bread & Rolls baked dai~ on the premises. tm"' . . f"" .-.,,,.-. r . • • ~di' lrlr. :.... ~ . .J. .. ·, . . -a IRVINE COSTA MESA MISSION VIEJO (949) 262-9270 (714) 546-6386 (949) 830-9560 COme In Costume & Parnl Down!! Prtza Awarded for tbe Best Costilnes. Judldna at I o:30 Pm tt"s OfU~ vs too for alt ~~~"' 7ate5 throughout the Square! • Come in your CJOST1Jll to each of T/crJ1i~E Dmi0trn°liiif~ Ure Nnd for dancing 1N fll 6·t,. SDI! TAIBI · · Friday, Odober 22, 1999 7 • Our Costa Mesa Store is Now Larger .,.....,.Exotic Costumes ~Liquid Latex ~Fishnet Hosiery HAU..oWEEN £Rone BAu. n CKETS 2 FREE with S50 purchase available 10/20 •Custom Invitations I • Party Goods • Helium Tank Rentals • Balloon Deliveries 270 E. 17th St. Suite 12A Costa Mesa \4' rJ ., Wll.L IE HANDED OlIT BY GOBLINS SA1 ., O<...-,. 30, 12-4 . . . 6 Friday, Octob8f 22, 1999 I ' t . ' around town · •Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cost.I Mesa 92627, fax them to (949) ~ 4170; or a.II (949) 764-4330. A com- plete ltstlng may be found •t chl/'yp- llot.com. a.m. to 1 p.tn. today at the hos· pital's main campus, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Por more information, call (949) 760-5557. 1111111 Off Ill 110111 !ODAY The Estancia Homecoming Thilgate Party will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the OCC parking lot, Adams Street entrance. 'nckets for adults are $6. Pre- high school students accom- panied by adults get free admission. Orange Coast Col- lege is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 662-3000. Roger's Gardens ts holding a demonstration of ornament painting from 2 to 7 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.rn. Sun- day. Chinese artist Zhang Baolu will demonstrate tech- niques of glass ball painting. The event is free. Roger's Gar- dens is at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. SATURDAY Centen.nlal Farm bolds lb sec- ond annual Harvest Festival today and Sunday from 9 a.m. to ' p .m. at the Orange Coun- ty Fairgrounds. The event includes a pumpkin decorat- ing contest, scavenger hunt, and more. The Fairgrounds are at 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 708-1619. Roger'• Gardens sponsors an appearance by Margaret Fur- long, a porcelain designer, from noon to 3 p.m. The event is free, and the store is at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Coro- na del Mar. For more inf orma- tion. call (949) 640-5800. Saks Fifth Avenue and South Coast Plaza bold a fall fashion presentation at 1 p.m. The event will be at Salon Z, lower level. Reservations are required. For more informa- tion, call (714) 540-3233. Orange Coast College otten a multihull sailing class today and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its Salling Center in Newport Beach. The course costs $155. The center is at 1801 West Pacific Coast High- way, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 645-9412. The Costa Mesa Senior Center hosts a flea market from 7 a.m. to noon in its parking lot, 695 W. 19th St. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-2356. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Rickey Owens of Anaheim tries to get her kite flying near the Balboa Pier on Thursday. Summer-like temperatures have made the beach the place to be to beat the heat. 151 East Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 646· 7725. Hoag Hospital ls offering Its annual Seruor Citizen Drive- Thru Flu Shot Cliruc from 8 The Newport Aquatic Center presents its Aloha Casino Night fund-raiser at the New- port Harbor Nautical Museum from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. ncJc- ets, which cost $50, include food, entertainment and $10 in casino scrip. The museum is at There wtll be a Christmas boutique and bake sale at Bayside Village today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is at 300 East Pacific Coast High- way, Newport Beach 0 r r 0 r 0 r 0 ·r 0 . r 0 r 0 r • SUNDAY Vogue Salon and Spa Ls hold- ing its fourth annual Cut-A- Inaugural TEE OFF FOR TECHNOLOGY GOLF CLASSIC Monday, Nov. 1, 1999 • Santa Ana Country Club Proceeds to buy new technology for academic excellence at Newport Harbor High School (NHHS) 1999 f,rtf TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE tJ~J\~ .. ~· 'fO tJ> QU ~e 8 a.m. Registration Opens SO us fo~fl\ef\t 8 -10 a.m. Driving Range/Putting Green Open ~:~~ 'f~:d" ~tlctl0" 9 -1 O a.m. Putting Tournament ' port)'. 1tets: S13~0 9-I 0 am. Professional Clinic 'ftC f f' f\ coll 0 10:30 a.m. Sharp! Shotgun Start 4 p.m. 19th Hole Party And Auction TOURNAMENTSfONSORS Gold : The Boeing Company, Hyperion ~h,ations, Quiksilver and the 41@• Daily Pilot; 1 Silver: Newport Internet Services, Trojan Batteries, flgge Photography CfliII• and Ware Disposal Inc.; Bronze: Balboa Bay Club, Overnlte Express, The Rule Group 4111@• Insurance/Financial Services and Union Bank; Tee Sponsors: Porteous Fastener Co., Knowleton Realty/Jill Wiese, Robert @I• Wiener Family, Clarence Turner, Werner Corp., Meridian Health & Nutrition, Palley-Needleman Asset Management, Design Polymerlcs, PCA Metal Finishing, Newport Navigators, Revenue Plus, Cardinal Development, Kevin Russell Family, TBG Financial, Helf rich Company, Bob Sinclair Family, Geo Solis, Inc . Program Advertising: The Lasik Center, Dr. Vartanian, D.D.S., Dimen Marine Financial Servtces, KJnko's, Blll Feeney/Coast Newport Properties, John & Anne Wortmann, Blue Water Marine Insurance, Newport Auto Center, Academic Advisors/Ellen Welnsteln, South Coast Toyota.Costa Mesa, Atlas Dodge-Costa Mesa, Atlas Honda- Fullerton, Kay Polovina/Coast Newport Propertles, Ruby's Restaurant, Dougherty + Dougherty Underwriting: Dale Anderson, Griffith Company(f om Foss, Plexus Data, Inc., Duffield Electric Boat Company, Cal's Caddy Shack· Costa Mesa, fletcher Jones Motorcars, Orange Coast Jeep Eagle, Prudential Callfomla Realty-Newp0rt Beach/Dana Black- ReaJtor, Scott Burnham, Rusty Turner Family, HI-Tech Auto Collision and Painting Centers, Wells Fargo Bank. Steelhead Brewing Company-lrvtne, Brad Vassar Family mored b the Ni n Harbor Educational Foandadon Space by 0 r 0 r 0 r 0 r 0 r 0 r f () r p () r ...-Qa~o...-o, o~ Thon and Silent Auction at its Newpprt Beach location, 1000 North Bristol Street. Proceeds from haircuts, manicures, facials and make-up appoint- ments will benefit the Hillview Acres Children's Home. Mini- mum requested donations for the various services range from $10 to $25. For more information, call (714) 752- 5882. Kittle Olivier Salon & Boutique is holding a cut-a-thon to ben- efit high-risk, low-income Orange County children. Haircuts will be available for $12. The salon is at 2640 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (714) 796-0100. BW Hardesty, Olympic sailing contender in the Laser class, presents a program titled "My quest to Sail for the USA at the 2000 Sydney Games• at the Lido Isle Clubhouse, 710 Via Lido Soud, Newport Beach. Hardesty will hold a sailing chnic from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m., followed by a champagne brunch and program from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. Costs are $25 for the clinic and $10 for the brunch/program, with all proceeds going to Hard- esty's Olympic campaign. Seats are limited. Por more Please join us for a presentation of new interactJvc performances which focus on che issue of safety. Explore with STOP GAP the challenging topic of keeping our.cl~ and our children safe in the home, in the ..chool. on the strttc, and in the playground. South Coast's Repertory Mainstage Theatre I Monday, October 25, 6:~7:30p.m. Refreshments at 5:.30 p.m. Spon.tored by Mazda North American Operations \I OP GAJ~ ;111 award winning non-profit theatre w mpJny, '""provided cdu~ational and therapeutic th~.u r~ program\ to ~hildrcn and adults throughout Sou1hcrn Californi.i since 1978. CaJI (714) 979-7061 to reserve seats for this FREE praentation ' informatlOJl, 4406. MON PAY Joan A.DdreW•, an expert oa Attenbon Dehot Disorder, Wbl teach a course on copmg wllh spoUies who have ADD from 7 to 9 p.m. at COclsUine Co~ .. ing Center, t 200 Quail S~, Suite 105, Newport Beach. Admission is free. For moro information, call (714) 416· 0991. TUESDAY The Costa Mesa Republl<'an Women Federated will meet for a luncheon meeting at the home of president Beth Wlute, 10131 Jon pay, Huntin ton Beach. The meeting will 10:30 a.m. ~im Silva speak. For reservations, (714) 962-5390, .,Coping Wt th Divorce," a week educational and sup group, meets from 7 to : p.m. starting today at the boa Psychotherapy Gr The cost is $20 per session. more information, call (~ 463-1102. : I The 26th annual Corona Mar High School Home 'tQ will be held today from 10 a.. to 4 p.m. The tour include homes in Corona del 1'l Newport Beach and BaJW Island. $45 tickets inch .. 14 lunch For more informa call (949) 225-4140. The Costa Mesa Senior Cen hosts a Health Expo ad immunization opport · today from 8 a.m. to 1 ft Tbe Center is at 695 West St., Costa Mesa. For TDQf1 lnforrnabon, cdll (714) g'4l) 2356. . .~ l The Newport Beach P~ Library's •Manuscnpts• ... ture sertes hosts architectu photographer Julius Shulman today from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tick- ets are $10. The library is dt 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717 -3890 WEDNESDAY Tbe Law Offices of Feldsott Lee & Feinb'erg present • •Totally Free Legal AdVJce seminar regarding forecl sures, the Pair Debt Collectio~ Practices Act, and uslllg small claims court for community association managers iD4 board members, from 5 30 8 p.m at the Balbod Bay Clu 1221 West Coast Highwa , Complimentary food and be • erage will be served For info • mation and to RSVP, call (9 729-8002. SEE TOWN PAGE t , I Daily Pilot . . . . 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TICKETS 2 FREE with $50 purchase available I 0/20 •Custom Invitations • Party Goods • Helium Tank Rentals • Balloon Deliveries 270 E. 17th St. Suite 12A Costa Mesa \41' tJ II\' WIU BE HANDED OUT BY GOBLINS SAT., OCT 30, 12-4 '" Rosalind Williams, president/CEO, Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau The first visitor I welcome to Newport Beach each morning is the Daily Pilot. With all the ·community news, high school sports coverage and local columnists, the Daily Pilot will never be a stranger in my home . .. Got the Pilot? C~ll 1 {800) LATIMES to subscribe • Call (949) 642-4321 to advertise ;,)(} .T •)) .nJ •' , I ' •I I V .. ' ,, •' _ ,,, I tl I I ' . ... 'j) ... I I ' I around "town I f Friday, October 22, 1999 9 Tbe American Flbromyalgta Fowidation Inc. meeting will be held today at 7 :30 p m at Hoag Hospitdl Ca,ncer Center · •Auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, I Newport Beach. David 'Engstrom will speak on ~uv ing with Someone Else's Pain: Help for Caregivers and Fami- lies." The event is free. To reg- ister, call (714) 840-8038. 1NOV.13 Family Doctors Office wtll offer $5 flu shots for communi- ty members from 9 to 11 a.m. The office is at the Kmart Plaza Center, 2200 Harbor Blvd.1 Suite B210, Costa Mesa. Fo( more information, call (949) 548-2273. ,ONGOING I 'A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- tionship issues at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St., #105, Newport Beach. For more information, call Barbara at (949) 261 -8003. The Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish lng with domestic violence at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mondays through December. The groups will meet for two hours at St. Mark Presbytenan Church, 2100 Mar Vista Ave., Newport Beach. For more mrormat:ion, call. (949) 721- 8079. The Jewish FamUy Service of Orange County sponsors a dis- cussion group focusing on issues, concerns and {e!;pons1- bllities of adult children caring for their elderly parents at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose of the group is to help children and other concerned relatives to identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solu- tions. The cost is $30. For more intormation, call (714) .445- 4'950. Lasen's Lead Club, ortgtnally founded in 1978 to help busi- ness people develop quality leads and expand their busi- nesses. For more information, call (714) 842-1884. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce bolds networking luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Vis- itors are welcome. Cost is $12. Pormore information, call (714) 885-9090. , its book stock. Patrons are I urged Lo bnng in unwanted 1 books. With the exception of Tbe Lido Isle Toastmasters Jaw books or magazines, all Club meets al 6:30 p.m Mon- donations -hardcover and ddy!. at the Oakwood Apart- pdperback -are welcome and ments, 1700 16th SL., m the are tax-deductible Books may clubhouse on the mam level I be left at uny of the three I Ne wport Beach. For more branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. information, call (9(9) 515- 9470. The John Henry Foundation sponsors the Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, which meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at the Llgbt- house Coastal Community Omrch, 301 Magnolia St., Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-7274. Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors an ongoing Jewish healing sup- port group for people experi- encing chronic illness. The purpose is to provide partici- pants with emotional and spiri- tual support to manage illness and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thurs- days 'at Jewish Family Service, 250 E . Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is free, but prereg-· lStrauon is reqUlfed. To register or for more information, call (714) 445-4950. Chain Reaction offers Htness classes at 7:30 a .m. and 4 p.m Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3928 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. The first class is free and any class after that will cost $10 or $80 for 10 classes. Participants should bring a towel. For more information, call (949) 5l:J8-2427 . Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books & Music on 19th Street and Newport Boulevard, Cosld Mesa. The cost is $3 New players are welcome For more mfonndlion, call (949} 759-4871. They could also be left in the s~dal book closet next to the store, 1000 Avocado Ave For more information, calJ (949 759-9667. Solid 7ed Pati6 7~ The Newport Beach Newcom- ers Club meets at 10 a.m. the Ulird Wednesdays of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road, play golf, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several evening par- ties. For more information, cdll (949) 854-4501 1 St. Mark Health Mlnlstrles presents Love Without Honor support groups for women cop- Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Price~! Costa Me~a Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (corMf o( McCllntocS. A Lopnl (714) 544-7268 1,000~000 SKI & SNOWBOARD up to • SKl&SPORTS .. The Coln and Stamp Club meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon- days at the OASIS Seruor Cen- ter. New members who 'are interested in trading, buying and selling stampi> and coins are being sought to jom these informal meetings There are no fees reqUired For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. nformation. plea e call (949) 644-0302. Jt-wtsb FamJly Service of Orange County provides a support and di~sl>ion group to a isl participants in their recovery from child.hood or teenage sexual abuse. The group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Preregistrct- Uon is required. For more infor- mation, call (714) 445-4950. A DeaJJng wtth Divorce Sup- port Oroup 1s offered by Jewish Famtly Service of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced counselor d~d meets at 6 pm. Tuesdays at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G; Cosld Mesa. For more information, rncluding dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (714) 445· 4950. E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more mformation. inducting dah and recs, call (714) 445·4~50. The Costa M Chamber of Commerce Networkers Bu i- ncss L~ads luncheon take:. place at 11:45 a.m. Wednesdays at the Costa Mc a Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Road, Costa Mesa. For more i.nfonna- tion, call (714J 885-9090. Body conditioning classe for mature adults ~re offered at '1 ·30 am. and 4 pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Chain Reac- tion, 3928 Cdmpus Dnve, Newport BeaC'h. The first class is free with a cost of $10 per clasi:; or $80 for 10 classes from then on. Bnng a towel and water. Light hdnd weights are recommended . For more , intormation, call (949) 588- 2427. Jewish FamJly Service otters ongoing bereavement support gTOups for ddulls al all stages of loss. The groups share expe- riences, hear how others deed with grief, receive support and learn ways to cope with sad- ness and loss One group meets at 7 p m. Tuesddys al Beth Jacob in Irvine. The sec- ond gioup meets at 10 a.m Tuesdays at Tt.'mple Judea m Laguna Hills. The third group m~ts at 1 p .m . Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. There is no lee fo r these groups, but prereg1strdllon is required.• For more infonna- tion, call (71 4) 445_4g50. Newcomers to the Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Balboa Island and the Newport Coast area are mviled lo meet others who are also new to the area dl the Newport Beach Newcom- ers' Club. nus group of women meets once d month on Wednesdays cit difler~nt homes und locdlions For more An lnterfalth couples support The Walking Club of Newport group is offered by Jewish Beach mceb at 9 a .m. and 7 Family Service of Orange p.m. at Hospital Road and County. The group addresse:. Superior AvenuP.. Lo. e the 1ssuel:i faced by couples where I weight and have fun. For more one pdrtner is Jewish and the information, call (949J 650- other 1s not, inducting raising 1332. ch1Jdren, observing holidayi:;, displaying symbols m the home, as well as relationships with extended farrulie!-. The group meets for three weekly sessions Wednesday everungs al Jewish Family Service, 250 The OASIS enlor Center offers ongomg assistance, counsehnq dnd referral ser· vtces for semo~ ror appoint- ments or more mlonnulion, call (949) 644-3244. v 0 LVOm&n;iL s ROLLS ROYCE Dcalc.l'\hip Quality ar b ~1 Family-oivned business since 1972 Swedish American r_F ____ R ____ E ____ E ___ l Imports I . 1 · (949) 646-??3l : SAFETYEx~~1~::CTION: 1635 OL __ \ vT. S · E r _ ~ M 1 MUSt promc coupon \\idVrep.nr om. I CUI~ way, wte , ~ta esa I ~oc v.Uki .... 1am'otheroffin. I L-~------~-------~ ~ ~ ~ x :--: ~ $: -;c~x~x~~ ·SlijlC Project: Save Acres for Nature Donor Board « Environmental Nature Center With Appreciation to Those Who've Helped SAVE ACRES FOR NATURE For more than a quarter of a century. the EnvtronmcnwJ . Nature Center m N<.v.:port Beach has provided a living classroom to thousands of school children who learn about science through a hancb"°" expenence with nature. Many of California's native plant commWllties, ranging from a OU redwood forest to a desert, haix! been rophcatcd, and the f 'C's wilcilife ha,gitats and \.l.'alJUng trails make children cag •r to learn about the world of natute. Today. the F.NC has an Pi.. unparalleled, once 1n a lif ttme opportunity to exr><vlCI their nature preserve and add new educational f acibti . A one-acre parcel of land ad,acent to the ENC has become ava1lah!e. With thLS additional DCP, the e,r9Jlll, _ .. center can continue helping 1 children learn . in Olis ~ "environmental wonderland " With the generous 1pport of the corporations, f Ol.IRdations and lnd1'.iduals ~cd on the •v•0 ... _...., 1 tight, the ENC on its way to $\UVMng, thrMng, and growing so thal future generations am cn)oy this pedal ~ Call Bo Glover 8t tl ENC, (949) 645-8489. to ~m moro bout this unique commmlty ....., rosourcc and find out how vou con 1p1>0rt th" EN ' efforts the ENC b o nbnpraf 1t eduoot!ot'lo1 0tganiml on, and b open ~ the put)Uc for toun Con1ubutions or• !O <I uc11bte ENC f .dnl !dtt\11 73-118242) 1601 1• It ........... .._.., CA ~7 IMt) ... ''" ....... IMtt ............ $100,000+ $50,000+ $25,000+ $10.000+ $5.000+ c.-~ d r-;e•.11pm &Mb FbJt f.olni.lfion T Hoag Farm;. f-cuxi.l!m The Harty & Gra:c Strclc f Oun:laOOn Thi ~No; On-Kind Scrvic Kmneth -;.: Robin Ccibatgh The J.lrnes Ir.lb Foundation Padfic Llfo fcuml)(l'I G!rl Scou! frlmts ol El c The R.::lCt' ~ 0 Hem Foundation ru::hard Thclrvilt~ w~ The FWge r~ Foundalion Emma, Ri4lm li Johnson Dmm $2,500-t . . . )0 Friday, October 22, 1999 STARLIGl-IT CONTINUED FROM 1 the area the "Starlight Cafe." The cafe's purpose is simple -to pro- vide a place where students can go to quietly read or do homework. Teachers can also book the area for birthdays or ~al events for their classes. ·Alter the things that have happened at schools tike Columbine, our prindpal's phJJosophy is a place for every kid on campus. And it promotes literacy," said Gail Routledge, one of the teachers responsible for the installation and upkeep of the cafe, which openeq late last month. Students in the.Instructional Specialist Program, which is run by Routledge and Christine Hill and provides extra help for students who qualify for special educa- tion -used to spend their lunch hours in the classroom reading. So when Rout- ledge saw dn article about a project silni-. lar to the Starlight Cafe last year, they presented the idea to several of her stu- dents. MARC MARTIN I OAllV PILOT Three of them -Corey Sandler, Thornd!> Nichols and Shane Kline, who are now sLXth-graders -were enthralled by the> idea, Routledge said, and poured over the• magazine article to get ideas for d prowct of their own. A chalkboard greets students to the Starlight Cafe. ing to create the three rules of the cafe -• be quit, be tidy and be a Davis star. "Know what they call me in class? Mr. Meanwhile, the staff took the idea to the Davis PTA, which provided almost $7,000 to make the boys' vision a reali- ty. Although Shane bas transferred to another school, Thomas and Corey meet lll the cafe every day. They are certamly not the only students who enjoy the new area. The courtyard contains 20 to 30 children each day after lunch, Routledge said RC'dder or Mr. Book," 11-year-old Corey s<11d proudly. ·All I do during recess is redd • The hoys began planning the cafe 1mmec11dtely, picking out tables and benches, decidmg on a name and help- PTA co-presidents Unda Sneen and Barbara Dinsdale said they chose the cafe as their big project for the year because it helped tackle the literacy issue and ben- efited the students. The reading material varies widely. Kati Tennant, 9, said she visits the cafe a couple times a we~k to read her favorite Nancy Drew mysteries: SMOG CONTINUED FROM 1 the 1Pvc r-.C', Atwood said It 1., more common for off- -;horP flow-; to come in from lht' ou•crn clnd move inland. .x., 11 rpc;ull, meteorologists dPtem1mC'CI mlctnd air quallty .. ., bl'mg 'qood" and codstaJ •• u cts "nwdcrctte· Wednesday und Tllur ... ndr 11·~ ..i htt111 btl unusual.· Atwood 1.;1.11d. addmg that moderdli' cur quality is still c 011 ... 1dP.a•d ht•althy for most peoph• ·Unless someone is partic- ularly sensitive to air pollu- tion, someone with asthma or respiratory diseases, they probably won't notice any effecb," he said. The air quality distnct pre- dicted that the smoggy condi- tions will subside by this after- noon, Atwood said. Just as the smog is expect- ed to soon fade away, so 1s the warm weather, said Mark Moede, meteorologist with the Ndtional Weather SerVlce in San Diego. · Moede said Friday should mark the last of the wdrm weather that has graced the county since Sunday. "Near the beaches, there j LOBDELL will be a notable drop-off in I temperature several degrees cooler each day," Moede pre-CONTINUED FROM 1 dlcted, adding that fog will 1 start rolling into coastal areas 1 even invited us -two goofs in the mornings -. another 1 , from the suburbs -to a pre~ sure sign that winter is on its cool Hollywood party. My wife way · thought we'd made it. For Balboa boardwalk mer-Our screenplay -which, m chd.Ilts the warm fall season 1 hmds1ght, wasn't exactly gave them a last shot at mak-, ·~atown" -eventually, ing up for slow summer sales. died of natur~ causes: but I ll .. . never forget Linda's kindness. With the warm weather, She went way out of her it's been a little busier than way for us, and, even though normal. e~pec1ally on the our fling with Hollywood was weekends, said Cheryl , short, we knew this was Mack, a salesperbon at 1 unusual. Xanadu Skate Rentals. l I vowed to naver bother her again until I had a worthy screenplay. And so for nearly . a decade, l've had no reason to contact Linda, and we've lost touch. You 1ust don't keep good track of your mom's friend's son's wife. Until last week. That's when Linda called me out of the blue and invited me to a screening of her new movie, HCrazy in Alabama,• which debuts today. After sev- EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRf I'> lOCATED AT THE EDWARD) IRVlt~[ SPECTRUM WHERf THE 5 & 405 FREEWAY S MEET IRVINE • C ML FOR GROUP SALE~~ IWORMATION 714 83/ IMAX ... the i.---aar.:i= ..... ~ ... ad SllUIY_Clf .. ~,.. fmk .............. lil ... Mme mobOe --far deCNtM. •They're goOd peep.,• SUtMMnd Mid. -n.w .. , like me a lot rigbt now, ~· l bppe tbey'Q wwk " with me.• 1bo8e most affected by tbe proPQIO.l have so far main- tained a walt-and-eee ettttude about it, but many city Nii- dents have alr8ody apreuad their concerns about tbe increased traffic and perldng problems the project. coula cause. . Aiti!.1s' renderings of tbe propo&ed resort re1lect that Sutherland has thought about the folks the project woWd uproot The Neva B. 1bom4s Scout House would be allowed to remain where it is, according to the pro~l. Moreover, Sutherland has offered to sandwich the build- ing wt th more tennis. coW'fs and a new playground. n1e proposaj has set dSide $500,000 for American ~on Post 291 tu relocate and en years in Hollywood as an independent producer, she now has her first two films out (cntically acclaimed •Mwn- ford" is the second) And now r could do her a favor and give her some publicity. Linda got into the produc- ing business by accident. She couldn't get a political job in Washington, DC. so she answered a •help wanted• ad placed by the American Film Institute. Working there, she fell m love with movies. • 1 love to tell stories,• Linda says .. •But I didn't think I could writ<' and I didn't want to direct. Being a producer as perlect for me because it's hall creative, half ptoblem-solv- ing .. She had to solve d lot of problf'ms getting "Crazy in Alabama• made. Linda, 34, spent seven years and went heavily into debt trymg to get the movie, based on a novel by Mark Childress. onto the big screen. It's an unusual film that weaves together two emotion- al -and sometimes funny - stories about freedom, and anythlng w\Usual in Holly- wood is a bard sell. So Llnda would go from one end of town to the other, trying to get someone to bite. And when she didn't get a nibble from the last studio on her list, she'd start over. •People change jobs a lot in Hollywood," Linda says, •so I saw all new people. •There's a Jot of rejection and discouragement, but I kept going because I loved my projects. ( was literally m love BAUME & MERCIER ...,, ,... ,..,., -,. -. "' --· JI I W lllt WI ITll • -lllt _ _.._,.. .. ," ...... .,._._,.., . ........ ,.LaA .... -----GENEVE•1830 ----- TRADITIONAL . Daily Pilot with my products." You may fall in love with them, too. _ . 9\' You should go see •er~ in Alabama• because it's a wonderful, rich film. It's tou~;· to describe, so I won't try, he~ But you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll think. At one Europ ... ea.u-- film festival, the audience .-.>J gave the movie a prolonged>.;;,~• standing ovation. • • "I'm 100% proud of this •"''•: film,• Linda says. 11JJ1 You should go see ·cr~'"'J~ in Alabama" because it has a. ,,:1 temfic cast Melanie Griffitb,1i~1;,,; stars, along with Lucas Black ' (the kid from "Sling Blade"). Meat Loaf is perfect as the corrupt sheriff, and Rod Steiger almost steals' the film in his role -almost enhrely ad-libbed -as an eccentnc: Judge. You should go see "Crazy m Alabama• because it's tl1P.i directorial debut of Antonio...,- Banderas, Griffith's hu b8lr1111•i- and veteran of 54 movies, • ;I including •Mask of Zorro,,,. !.. "Interview With the Vamp~· and •Desperado.• I was as-.'\J skeptical as the next guy· ••7'?. about Banderas' ability to .. ~ • dlrect, but he's very good. So. ' for yourself. • • ol'' But you should really go r see •er~ in Alabama· ••• '., because it's a beautiful ftlm, , / lovingly shepherded along (Qr ., the better half of a decade by Linda Goldstein Knowlton the type of person Hollywood could use more of. And besides, when 1 brush that perfect screenplay -the kind someone would sacrifice . seven years of her life for she'll be the one producer• who'll return my call. -~ • WIWAM LOllOEU Is the id1:'Jlli of Times Community News. His e-mail address Is - b/11.lobdellO/atimes.com. • • Fi1daY, October 22, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 fllDlY 111111 LIGHTS ~Tonight's high ~I football ~vs. LAGUNA Hills • Slir. Mission Viejo High, 7:30 • 8lllaOm line: Both the Sailors (5:.0-1.) and the Hawks (4·3) are t-0 in league··and the victor claims sol• possess1on of first place with just two Sea View games left. Harbor is No. 2 in CIF Division VI, an<t .f"o. 8 Hawks dropped Wood.bridge to No. 9 this week. I ME I CJ:N I I UNtvERsnY VS. CoslA MEsA • Shl9: Newport Harbor High, 7 • Bottom llne: Expected to be a poteobAl PCL btle showdown. 1t now leaves the loser with an uphl,ll battle to make the playoffs. , Meso (4·2) must rebound from · PCL'loss to Estancia last week. while ThoJans (2-4) open league. ES LAG. BEACH l.AGuNA BEAot vs. ESTANCIA • Site: Orange Coast College, 7 • Bottom llne: The Eagles (4-2, 1 ~can claun S<>le possession of the PCt lead with a VJctory, while Artists (3-3, 0· 1) are battling for the11 playoff lives. Both teams ar~ mor • physical than they've been in years, so blg plays should figure prorrunenUy for the winner. :JJ CD W'BRl"DGE CoM VS. WOODBRIDGE • Site: Irvine High, 7:30 p.m • Bottom line: The Sea Kingl> (l nl r on a tugb after thclf ~n. but the Warriors (4·2) 4~ l~kmg to rebound after c1',:.to-back defeats. Fonner Sea League rivals still hold a o, so this should be bard· affair, albelt nonleague. HIGH VOLLEYIALL in five! • Sea Kings def eat Lagup.a Beach for second time in five games, and take the inside lane to the Sea View League champ10nship. J~tiPll noo . Dltf Pb t:AGUNA BEACH -This collld ~ the start of a beautiful fnendship. Laguna Beach High's girls volleyball team has ruled the PaC"lfic Coast League for most of the decade, but newcomer Corona del Mar has yet to be impressed, or humbled. After breaking Laguna Beach's league winrung streak that went over 100 games, Cd.M swept Laguna Beach . ~ for the seai;on in ifnother dramatic five· gamo match, 10-15, 15-7, 7-1~. 15-12, 15·6 to take the ut~ide lun~ to lhe PCL championship. Uke the previous match, lhis one had its fill of great plays, long rallies and col· · orful moments. No moment was more colorful, or critical than game four. With Laguna Beach up 2-1, CdM look a 9-5 lead which was whittled down to 11-9. On a CdM serve, an overlap was SEE COM PAGE 12 BRIAN POBUDA I DAlY "I.OT Newport Harbor's Heather CuJlen skles to drive home a winner Thursday. THE LLY! Sailors come back from an impossible situation -Irvine was serving at match point with 14-3 lead in game four -and pull it out m five. To~w AJ 1001u1 IRVINE -In a week flooded with magical comebacks and heartbreaking finishes in the Major League Baseball playoffs, Newport Harbor High's girls volleyball team managed to come all the way back from the dead to pull out Thursday's crucidl Sea View League match against Irvine, 15·4, 11-15, 13-15, 17-15, 15·8. Newport Harbor, ranked No. 1 in the CIF Southern Section DlVlSlOD I-AA poll, •AU I tOl<i them at that point was to make Irvine tNrn it ..... fought off eight match points, a two·games-to·one dehcit and an astouncUng 14·3 game-four lead by No. 4 Irvine to pull off the miracle win before a stunned Irvine-heavy crowd. •t spent all weekend watching the Mets battle back, so I thought it wa posSlblc, • Coach Dan Glenn said. •a side~. I never feel like my team is out of it. All 1 told them at that poirit was to make IMne cam it.• During the comeback, Heather Cullen and April Ros managed to come up witb shot after hot to keep the Sailors in tl. • A Cullen kill and two Vaqueros errors, pulled th Sailors to 14·6 ln game four. After a deout I 01 Newport, Krista Qil1 and Jenruf.-..r Sandro t a med up for a block for a point and Ros followed up with a kill to make 1t 1-'·8. Newport Harbor's Heather Cullen (8) and April Rem (14) go up for the block. Newport su~vcd another match point and after an Irvm r turn sailed wide, Ross sma-.hed on home again, to make 1t 14-10. Aft r ll'Vlne nussed yet another oppor· tumty to end the match. CuJI n' tip· block and another Ro s klll cut th~ l ad to 14-ll. N •wport survived its •tghth mnlch point and after en Irvine cnor Into th n t C\Jt the lead to one, h4lck-to·ba<:k bloekS by Cullen gav N WJ>Ort its fn'Sl J ad lnce rnldwAy thtOugh gam true • 15·14 •J'V been doing (hls coacblng thing for ft whll now ftDd nothing wrprl SEE NEWPORT MGI 12 • QU01I Of 111 DAY .. -W.'vt CDml badt .. ~ w.. ...... ...., but never ogai'5f such a h9H6r dub .. : Dan Glenn. Newport Harbor volleyball coach Doily Pilot } ) • SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Newport Harbor • His name may have implied a safe and secure spot for someone, but on a court, he was hell' on wheels. RU.HARD Dll\'~ A s a 6-foot-4 center. lit the basketball court was a Jungle for Newport Harbor High's Lee Haven, who played like a lion and ruled the Sunset League m the Woodstock era. Haven, who switched to guard as a collegiate player dJld became an All-Big 8 Conference performer for the University of Colorado, was a force in the rruddle at a time when Newport Harbor played (and defeated) the biggest and baddest teams around and was selected to play in the Orange County All-Star basketball game, m which he dropped m 22 points. · ·we (the South All-Stars) lost that game, but I remember tt was a lot of fun,• said Haven, who signed with Colorado after the basketball season. Haven, who added about 25 pounds by his junior year in college (1973), started all three years for Colorado (fTeshmen at the time were not eligible for varsity competition, according to NCAA policy). In Haven's 1uruor year, the Buffaloes enjoyed an outstanding season, tala.ng second place in the Big a.and once knocking off rival Missouri, which was ranked No. 8 in the nation at the time, as Ha'O'en poured m 28 points. "I was always pretty intense, and beheved that was the way you won basketball games," said Haven, who was drafted by the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers and ABA's San Diego Conquistadors out of college, but opted to Lee Haven In those days, however, runner-up play professionally in Europe for one year and in the Philippmes tor two more, before settling down with hJ.s high school sweetheart, the former Martha Gregory. Haven. a shining hoops star from Harbor's Class of 1970, earned the Sd.llors to the championstup of the then-prestigious Huntington Beach Tournament tus senior year, eammg tournament MVP accolades as Coath Dave Waxman 's squad went through heavily favored WdITen. host Huntington Beach, and, m the final, a Marina team coached by Lute Olson (now at the Uruvers1ty of Arizona). Haven, a three-year varsity player, averaged about 18 points and 13.5 rebounds per game m 1969· 70 as the Sailors finished 17-8. Waxman and Al Hackney. who coached Harbor 10 Haven's sophomore year (1967-68), both made a tremendous impact on hlS life. "My father passed away when I was in junior high, so I was one of those kid~ who really kmd of needed the support athletics brought and it became a bag part of my life, and those guy~ (Waxman and Hackney) were so instrumental: said Haven, who e supportiilg cast on the court included standouts John Kazmer and Taras Young. Haven, who also high Jumped 6-5 during track and field in the spnng, was· a rebounding machine who wasn't tall, but more than made up for it Wlth physical matunty and good Jumputg ability. •1 was preny physical," Haven said, •and if there was a free ball, I was gomg to get 1t. ·coach Hackney U1Stilled m us a lot of hard play, and we learned how to practice hard with Dave Waxman l never thought about (playing phy icall much. We JU t pretty ro\lc:h had a big d re to wm bask tball gam , and th way to control the ba k tball gam is to get rehO\md • and I triro to do that • N wport Harbor went 16..S \mdcr Hackney ln 1008 and ended 12·12 m 1969, when th 1ar hmshcd th sea.son hy , losing to W Uninst r tn five ov •rtim period • ~7·95, lostng to neheun in three overumes. 58-57, then losing to powerho Huntington Beedl Ha n, ~'Ume first-team All-Sunset League player, mede fttiMeem AU-Orange Oout _... es a MDior and MOOnd-t..m au..,. hil jwakw year Haftn Uo ...-cs tbird-tMID AU-Oruge County•• lmlor conference firushes got you nowhere in the NCAA Tournament. which invited only 16 schools. Haven was voted All-Big 8 in 1973 and was named on a couple of All-American teams, including one published by Converse, but he utJured his knee at the end of his Junior year and that slowed hlm down his senior year. Haven was a 92% !Tee-throw shooter lus 1uruor year at Colorado, and was third 111 the Big 8 m sconng and beld~goal percentage. But he sunply didn't have the same steps th.e follow year after tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament. ·1 really didn't shoot a lot. I just stayed withm myself,• Haven said. ".I dld thmgs pretty well fundamentally, and that wa.s because of a lot of coaching from Dave Waxman. He played for John Wooden at UCLA and a lot of that influence earned over into his coaching. •1t felt like we were bemg coached by John Wooden. (Waxman) was a super basketball coach, and so when I went to college, I was technically advanced.• Haven later played 111 Belgium for one season under player/coach John Vallely, the Corona del Mar and Orange Coast College hoops legend, then competed in the Philippines. The summer before h1s semor year m high school (1969), Haven attended the Snow Valley Basketball Camp, operated by Herb Livsey, and bis career was never the same. Livsey, who continued to help Haven in the ununcrs, is now a scout for the 'nail Blazer'5. Haven, who turns 4 7 on Nov 3, has lived in Palm Desert for the last 17 years, working for Grarute Construction, a nationwide contractmg furn Haven has also been a volunteer 1stant bosketball roach et Palm De9ert High the last l2 years. Haven, the latest bonorel In th Dally Pilot Sports Hall of Fam celebrating the mill nruum, and hls wife heft three <ihlld.ren· Matt. 22, Andy, 20, and Becky, 17. Matt ii e one·banded r<mner occ bMketbaU plays Who w once teetwed 111 om new..- i!.=.:. ~~. allo•betk..-U....,.,11. ~ •t Natllel'D AltllGDa •..• ,~ ......... ..... wlloll ••attllltll d111'1S1-=--blrJ .... ....., ... ..... . ' . 12 Friday, Ociober 22, 1999 . , rts •Hot Rum Race leaves a sour taste with one sony scene .created by a sailor with Bluto tendencies. several cl4sses, lined up for the start of the 20th annual Voyager Yacht Club's •Hot Rwn Series.• · 1011111 the judging committee room, saeamiDg that if be didn't win. they were all goinq to hear from his attorney. fie was combative, thre4tening and just plain old rude. bloke wu also appro1ldoliUl*I 6-foot'"" and 275 pounds, -,;ft... takJng oo a man 5-9 and ~ pounds. • ~ H ow many times have we heard the ~ying, •lbe other night I went to a fight and a hockey game broke out?• Too many times. profanities at one another through th.' ~gums. This is an inside-the-harbor race held on four Sundays sailed over four months, and is usually is less taxing than preparing for an open, ocean race. It's supposed to be fun and it was. It'a reported this ls not'~ first time this silly sailor nu resorted to fisticuffs to reto~ his inability to wm races o The samt! can be said for the many who go to see the crash, rather than an auto race. The committee asked him to send in his witnesses, only to find out that he promptly went upstairs and popped the other skipper in the face, knocking him to the yacht club floor. . Hockey was designed by lµmberjacks living to the north of our border. Considering the I don't remember the race course, and has been- banned entering at least one . fact that this Canadian activity involves men who leave their street clothes, wallets and teeth in the locker room before going out on the ice, certainly adds to the saying's credibility. observing this kind of behavior on the golf course, tennis court or other activities, and it's rare when the "spitting, while adjusting That is, until one skipper decided he would rather race with hockey rules, rather than those observed by the yachting community. He threw out protocol. yachting · rules, decent language and the Ability to be just a little terronce phlps The police were summoned and this •boating Bluto buffoon• runs to his vehicle to escape the fracas. How brave. yacht club. His behavior was ... mexcusable no matter wMt • . .., \ boat was heeling port or . 1 can't remember attending a hockey game when at least one player didn't feel it was necessary to exercise his sullen pretense of masculinity. An argument could be made that many spectators attend a hockey game just to see the platelets fiy and the players scream their whatevers, • baseball players, resort to a child-like resolve. It is comforting to me that fishing, cruising and sailing is an activity reserved for gentlemen and ladies, protocol, colorful flags, you know, Corinthian people. bit polite. He rewrote the defirution of th.e word, "obnoxious!" committee boat was out of view and therefore, the only reports of a rule infraction came from the skippers of the two boats. A protest was filed and the race committee met to discuss the possible rule violation. He didn't return and his witnesses never surfaced, so the race coinmittee'rightfully awarded the wfu to the man lying under the bar stool. Bluto would have been disqualified anyway for throw- ing a sucker punch. starboard. Govemmg associations unite and get this individ~ back to the hockey rink w be belongs. He 1S not wekallltl on the water. Let's just hape- US Salling has more teeW. Well Bucko, I'm wrong again. Apparently two boats were converging together. Port tack -starboard tack, who knowsi Both Sdid th.e other boat was wrong. The race than a hockey player. Last Sunday the sun was blazing, the wind was adequate and several boats in The outcome of the ruling would determine the race winner. One skipper entered You see real men confront one another face-to-face. This COM CONTINUED FROM 11 . called. CdM Coach Steve Conti had some words with the referee, and a red card was issued, closing CdM's lead to 11-10. •She called an overlap, and then she changed what kind of overlap it was,• Conti said. "I didn't get an explanation, and my back was to th.e ref when the yellow was hand- ed out, so 1 didn't see it. 1 kept ask- ing mcely what kind of overlap it was, and I got it after the red." Laguna Beach seemingly carried that momentum to a 12-11 lead. But instead of folding, the Sea Kings responded. Meghan Gallagher got a kill to tie the game. After exchanging sideouts, CdM had a 13-12 lead. Jacqueline Becker then served an ace, and Laguna Beach hit a ball that went around the net, and CdM pulled out game four. ·we showed that we can be feisty," Conti said. "We showed a lot of fight out there." It was the Artists who showed a lot of fight in the first game. CdM took a quick 10-5 lead with six kills from Dunitra Havriluk. But Laguna Beach scored 10 points in a 'row to win behind five kills from Laura- Lee Neptune and four blocks from Sara Salem. ·u there's a lesson to be learned in that first game, it's that we have to play up on the good teams at all times. Laguna Beach showed that a good team can come back and win. We were up 10-5 and we backed off.• The Sea Kings came back and NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 11 me anymore," Glenn said, regarding the comeback. Irvine (7-4, 3-2) stopped the hem- orrhaging with a service ace to tie the game at 15-15, before Brenda Waterman came up big with a dig and kill for a 16-15 lead, then Ross ended the game. 17 -15, wtth a resounding smash down the middle for the winning pomt. ·1 don't remember coming back like th.ls against such a tough oppo- nent as lrvme, • Glenn sa.td "We've HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS YOLLEYIALL prot~sted that a CdM player : Mesa ~·riee~~ touched the net. The Artists closed : .::7 Ty, ,, .. it to 7-5, but CdM extended the : ,; lead again to 10-5 behind two aces : t E tan • . ~ ~ from Marissa Becker. : pas s c~ ~1 & 1\venty-two sideouts spaced out : ~ CdM extending the lead to 14-6. : After two more sideouts, CdM ! • Kellyis 12 kills pace Mesa in. ·, regained the serve on a excruciat-: p cifi' C t L kirmiS' h ~ ingly long volley, the ball crossing : a a c oas eague s .. the net 10 times. Gallagher finally : COSTA MESA -Daylyn Kelly had J..2 got the kill, and Havriluk pounded ! kills to lead visiting Costa Mesa HigW a spike to close out another hard-: over rival Estancia, 15-8, 15-1, 15-4! fought Win. : Thursday in Pacfic Coast League gids "(Cd!"1) gets better in fifth : volleyball action. games, Laguna Beach Coach : For Eagles coach Luis Carlotta, -b.fs. Shawn Patchell said. "We got a lit-: team is in the learning phase to SUcc.eliS tle tentative, we got easy to read, : and according to the first-year skipJ>f!f,' and they won most of the long ral-! it's a day-by-day process. ~ • " lies.· : "It's all new to them," Carlotta said-el' "That 14th point at the end was : his system. "It's taking a while for them tt>- something," Conti said. "You have : adapt to my style of coaching, but thev'(~: to be able to win long points. When ! getting there. I think we're going in the. we were winning long rallies, that's : right direction. It won't be do~ when you saw things go our way.• ! overnight." .~, Havriluk ended up with 30 kills : Laurenc.assitybadsixkillsandHelenrlo- DON LEACH I DA LY Pl.OT Corona del Mar's Dlmltra Havriluk, ln a first-round match again.st · Lagun~ Beach High, slams a shot between defenders Brittany Wood (left) and Maggie Mallarlan. They dueled again Thursday night. and CdM won in five, again, to stake a claim on the league crown. and 21 digs in the game, and Gal-! res bad nine assists for the Eagles (2-9, Q~ lagber had 19 assists. Jamie : After both teams traded points e4ioly4" Brownell also bad a fine defensive ! Costa Mesa (5-6, 2-3), managed to ~~ effort wtth 29 digs. Jacqueline : command of game one to win, 15-8. ~ Becker had 50 assISts and six a~es, ! "We've been working on some n~ and Marissa Becker contributed : defensive switch.es, but we still haven't With 13 assists, 18 digs and three ! quite adapted to lt, • Carlotta said. ~~ aces. Afterward, Patchell was dis-: The Mustangs managed to ta.U appointed with the loss, but it also ! advantage to Eagles' mistakes to contmr left him wanting. : game two from the get-go, winning, ~TI won the second game 15-7 with stx couldn't. And CdM again took kills each from Havriluk and Gal-advantage by winning the decisive lagher. But Laguna Beach won fifth game 15-6. while it didn't come game Uuee easily, with Maggie down to the wire, it was a long and Mallorian dishing out 14 of her 39 hard fought match. "I thought we were ready to take ! Not giving up, the Eagles managedr them in three or four games,• he : jump out to a 4-0 lead, but couldn't hdltt sajd. "But obviously we didn't I ! the momentum. .;:;' assists and contributing four ctigs. After being down 3-0, CdM would sure Wee to play CdM again : ·0ur group has been getting a lot CJf though, and get another crack at ! compliments from the other learns tHaf them. Unfortunately we're in differ-: we've been playing and even though,¥1'.4 ent CIF Divisions.• : haven't won in league, l'm proud or O\d Instead, Patchell will have to : girls and the direction we're hea~. ~ Then came game four, where came back and scored seven points Laguna Beach could have closed m a row It was benefited by a out CdM after the 12-11 lead but replay call, as Laguna Beach look to more Pacific Coast League : Carlotta said. .. •" battles next year. : -by Tony Altobelli come back like this before against lesser teams, but never against such a high-caliber club." Ross finished with a game-lugh 37 kills and 21 digs, Dill had 18 kills, Waterman had 24 digs and Katie King had 66 assists and four aces for the Sailors (19-2, 5-0). After the heartstoppmg come- back, Newport carried the momen- tum mto the decisive game and took a 12-3 lead, before lrvme mounted its comeback. In fact, with the Sailors a poml away from victory at 14-7, the Vaqueros fought oU seven match points before finally falling Unlike game four, Newport man- aged to get sideouts without allow- ing the Vaqueros to score and get closer than 14-8. Dill's clink serve at the end ended the marathon match, two hours and 35 minutes after it began. In game one it didn't appear like all this excitement was going to even take shape as Newport scored 13 of the final 14 points and winrung handily, 15-4 •1 was very happy with the way we played that first game,• Glenn sa.td. "We played real hard and 1 think we caught Irvine a little flat at the begmn.i.ng. • The Vaqs quickly reinflated and never trailed m game two, 15-11. BRIEFLY Glenn was especially displeased with the lack of execution from his veteran players, something be feels should not be happening at this juncture of the season. "I expect more from ,my veteran players than what they were giving me out there m the middle games," Glenn said. •we have been working on certain things in practice for over an hour and a half and we come out and our veteran players didn't exe- cute out there.• Game three saw the Sailors play well. but watched the Vaqueros play nearly error-free volleyball to pull out the wm. "We're trymg some new things •rr ,.I'll, with our substitutions out there/', Glenn said. "Honestly, I don't knpw if it's working out there. We'll havq" to see if it gets better.• "' .. 1· Irvine led, 13-10, before Newwff ! came back to b.e the game at 13-.~ An Irvine block, diving dig and kif! later, the Vaqs took game three, 15.1 . •Overall it was a great win for'~ in this gym." Glenn said. •1 thoughtJ'• we were rather lucky to beat them~. way we did earlier this year at ou.r place (15-13, 16-14, 15-3, on Oct 5 so to come here and pull off a Win~~ we did was a solid accomplishment.· Next up, the Sailors travel t ~ Laguna Hills Tuesday at 6:15 p.~to•..1 continue league play. Coron a del Mar dunks Estancia, 15-2 • Graass' five goals lead Sea Kings' past the Eagles in a Pacific Coast League game. C 0 ST A .,.. ______ __ MESA -W I T I I P 0 L 0 John Graass had bve goals to lead Corona del Mar High's boys water polo team to a 15-2 Pao.fie Coast League win over host Estanoa in Pacific Coast League action Thurs- day. Matt Petry had four goals, while Garrett Bowlus, David Fabian and D.J. Jackson each added two goals for the Sea Kings, ranked No. 2 in ClF Southern Section Division II Por the Eagles (6-10, 0-3 ln the PCL), Bwtt Hellmich had both goals, while goalie D.J. Glocy made 10 '4Wel Goalie Brad Netherton and th Sea Kings defense m D49 d to k@ep th Ec-gles off th scoreboard, while tak- ing an 11-0 1 ad ln the first hall. Netherton had lx saves for the match. Maile CDAIT LIMIW eo.o.-.~tS.~Z CotoN def Mat 5 6 0 ' • 15 £st.Inda 0 0 1 1 • 2 C.-: GrNU 5, Ntty. <&. JIWon 2. lowtus z. ,....., 2. Saves: Httherton, '· A des HefJmkh 2. Slws: G~ 10 Sailors rip Hawks, 13-5 NEW P 0 RT------- BEACH -Newport T I N N I S Harbor High's girls tennis team pushed aside visiting Laguna Hills in Sea View League play Thursday, net- ting a 13-5 decision as the Sailors tuned up tor their return match with Woodbridge on Tuesday. The Sailors, now 13-1 overall, 7-0 in league, were paced by the sweeps of smgles tandouts Audra Adams and Chelsea Godbey. as well " a sweep Ul doubles by Jenny Moyer and Krist n Case. Woodbndge appears to the only potentiol roadblock to a Newport Harbor sw~p of league play. In the first round al Harbor, the Sailor , ra.tlked No. 2 ln CJP Divis1on I ctrclcs. were 12·6 wtnn rs to hood Wood- . bridg it.a only loss in leaguo play. aA VllW UAGUm ~ HMiolt 11. U.IM HILU 5 Slngl1a: Adams (NH) def. Htttz. 6-0. def. Hung, 6-1; def. Anna, 6-0, Godbey (NH) V110n 6· 1, 6-3, 6-0, PMI'°" (NH) won 6-0, lost 2 6; won 6-0 .,_.I•: ~-Case (NH) def P.ul-lrshertf1\ 6-0; def, M~lmlto-Trmbl Mt dtf. Lte-t.outensc:hletgtt. 7"6 (1..C); ~udet (NH) lost. '-6: won, 6-0, Iott 0-6; C'Jrto.Mclntosh (NH) lost.«; \Wf'I, M. mt. o.-6 Tars clinch tie for title NEWPORT BEACH -Llndsay Galbr&th, a I 0 L f junior, led the girls goU team of New- port Harbor High to a 158-160 Sea View League victory over Aliso Niguel Thursday afternoon at Big Canyon Country Club's par-36 course for nine holes to clinch no wor.;c than a be for the league championship. Galbraith shot a 47 for medalist honors. to go along with Etnily McK- ay's 52 and Lauren Foster's 59 as the Sailor5 (14·0 overall. 7-0 in 1 gue) went with a revamped lineup to lip put AlLw, 8-8, t-5. CdM tees ofJ on Eagles NEWPORT BEACH -Alhson Schauppner shot an eight over~· 43 to lP..ad Corona del Mar High 1 gills golf team to a 135-151 wln over E tanct11 Thursday m Paohc C04st League oction at th N wport B ch Country Club, par 35. Taylor McConnick follow ?cl up wtth a 45 and Krlstin McCoy cam tn with o 47 lo lead th Sea King (10·2- 1, 4·0· l ). Lnura Cote (48), Lfturen Young (49) Gnd Sandra Lat.Un r (54) round out th scnrlng for Estancia. • • Coast men win, 11-7 WAL-WITll POLO NUT - Orange Coast College was an 11-7 WUUler m men's water polo Thursday with Kevin Becker leading the way with six goals in an Orange Empire Conference ... idory over host Mt San Antoruo Collcg(!. The Pirates, now 16- 3·1 overall, 3-1 in conference, broke it open with a 5-2 third-quarter spurt. OMiHCil .... ClOM B•tCll OU.... CoAST 11, Ml. SM A#roMo 7 Or.nge Coast 3 2 5 1 .. 11 Mt. San Antonio 2 2 2 1 -7 OCC: B«ker 6, lftper 2. Lancellottl 2, BuUer 1. saves: Ollver,. 8. OCC women romp, 14-3 COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College womens water polo team easily defeated visiting Santa Monaca, 14-3, ln a tuneup game 1bul'1day before the big &lttle of the Beach Tournament this weekend. Jessica Hylton had four goals to lead the Pirat (17-3, 2-0). "'*Cati ... OUW Ccw'f 14. SMa MoMcA I s.nt.Monlca • 2 0 1 O · I Orange Cotls1 l 3 ' 4 • 14 ~ Hytt:on 4, Klarich 2. Peppes 2. ~ 2. H.tlmln 1, LllrlOn 1, LM*• 1, ~ 1. Swls: Kennedy I. ' ~Pilot IUM• .. Sports Frdioy, Odober 22, 1999 IJ 1MUMDAY'S COUNTS SCllllLI •a---, ~ college men llld M)f'llM • 0r.,. Co.st .It Mt. San MT.onlo Cole9t .......... Community col~ men· OrlOQCI ea.st .t (ypf• TOOO'llment Communhy college~· Otange Co.st at Long lffCh CC Tournament • socic.r Community college men R1vmlde cc .t Or•nge Coest, l p.m Community college women • Orange Coast at R~ CC. 3 p.m DIEP SEA 'h'ftlls•• ~ ~ Loc:br • 5 boau, 62 ~t.rs. 31 yellowtail. 1 white sea bass. 81 barracuda, 75 cjlkc) bau. 'sand bass. •5 sculptn, ,, sheephud. 56 rodcfish. to blue perch, 2 whit.tish, '40 macbf~. · MB•mrr..,.._ vaunuu. ... aport ....,... • 1 00.ts, 10 .nglers. 55 sculpln, 12 rod<fuh. 3 red snapper • . . ~ .. . -... _,.,,. . ~ I . 1 - . ,· . . • . '\f ... • :w . CHSU4Mn MJIDOF KlllKMTO vl!ti{l(,., lllfA YllOmA llOY --~~NO. A199225 To 911 helre, benencleriH, credl· ton, conti ngent cr.gltore, and per-·~i»-who !'NY olher-wl tii.be lntert1ted In th• will or Htete1• or both, of: VIRGINIA E.J;iY AKA VIRGIN-IA Y PETITION hn b••n flled by THERESA HRENCHIR In t.,_ Superior Court of Cellforni•, County of 9'11nge. JHE" PETITION ;·. ~ru •• , • t h • , litPESA HRENCHIR be eppolnted .. piraonel reprHent.- ""' . to edminieter the Ht•t• of the decedent. '' THE PE"TITION ,..cµI e It I th 9 deqedent'• WIU end codicil•. If 1ny, be edmltted to probete. .,,. WILL •nd •nY ~Idle are evllilllbl• fpr eleemtnetlon In ttie fil• kept by the C1.G1Ut. OA In the •u.~tlve for Let· t•r• of Admlnletr•· don. 'THE PmTION ~Ht• eut~rltv to lfdm1oJ1ter the Htate u~ th• lndepen-4Mt Admimtr•tlon ofEetetH Act. CTh11 wthority will 8'1ow tk ~•reonal rtpr• eefttetlv• to take many ection1 with- out obtelnlng_ coun .,..ovel. 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IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a oOfttlnaent oH ditor I d.c:t .. ed. you m\tft $9 your cleim with the court end mllil • oopy to the • ... . , .. -: .. ..,.~ I ·, "• • t .. -: ' .. ; ·•, '\ .... , f ~I . •J"t .... . - penionel repr .. ent.-tiw appointed by the court wfthln four monthe from the d--of first Je.uance of lett9'9 .. provided In HOdon 9100 of the Celifornle Pr~ b•te Code. The time for filing claim• will not •xPlr• before four monthe from the hearing dete notloed above. . YOU MAY EX· AMINE the file kept by the court. If you . are• pereon intereet· ed In the Ht.et•, you mey fll• wfth th• CCKArt • formal R• qutlt for Special Notice of th• flllng of .n Inventory and ec>Ptele.. of "late .... ti or of eny petition or account .. provided in sec· tlon 1250 of the Cellfornie Probate Code. A R1qu11t for Sped81 Notice form le evtllleble from the court clerk. A~far ...... WWW . ............. IC8ly. =·A-..Aw. a.1>19eoCA an• 10/11, 10/18. 10/22 CfTYOF COSTA MESA ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVmNGBIDS NOTICE IS HEREB't' GIVEN that Heled proposlls '°' fumlsNng all lebor, materials, equipment, lransporta· lion and 9'JCh ottler Id· !ties u may be f9qu1Md for ntE DESIGN, AHO BUtt.O OF THE H.Y.A.C. SYSTEM AT CITY HALL, 1 ST f'LOOR (WHT END), City ~Ho. •14 Wiii be receMtd by the City °' Calta Meal at lhe Olllc:e d Irle City Cteft. n Fair Drive, Cosa. MeM, Cal· lomll, until ~ hour of 10:00 a.ti\.,· Mondey, NovetnW 15, 1"8, at Whldl lllM lhey will be ooened publdy and reed aloud In the Council Chemben S••l•d proposals shall bear Ille lllle of the work and name of lhe bidder but no other dl1t1ngul1hlng martl.t., Any biO nteeMKI alter tl\e ICheduled cios· Ing time I.or the reoelpt ol bids shaft be returned to bidder unopened It 61\all be the sole rHponslblllty ol Iha bidder to see that his bid Is reoelved In proper time A aet of Bid Documents may be obtained at lhe Office al lhe City Ef9· neer, 77 Fair DrlVe, eo.t• Mesa. Cel!fomlli, upon nonrefundable p.1yment of 110.00. An addltlonel ch•roe of s.s.oo win be made if hln- dle(1 by mall Bid Oocu· menta end other contnlCI doc:umenll mey allo be eJCllmined •t lhe Offb of the C:tty et.Ill of the Cfty ol Costa Mna Bid Documents wtl not be meled unteu the add· tlONI $5 00 charge Is in· eluded with peyment Eectl btd shall be rnede on the Pl'OC)Ol8l form, lheeta P·1 ihrough P-9 plOYlded In tile contract document•. and shalt be eccompanled by a cerulled or cashler's d18Cll or • bid bond tor not leas than 10% of !tie •mount OI ltlelr bid made P8Y11ble to It'll City or Costa Mell No proposal shill be consld•red un· IH• acoompenled by IUcfl talhter'I Check. cash, or bidder's bond No bid shell be COO· aldtMd unleea It 11 made Oft a blank loml furnished by !tie City of Coal• Mesaandla~lnac> cordence wllh th• provlelons ol th• Propoeel 19Q01rements Eedl bidder must have a Class C·20 H V A.C ConllectOr bole and etto be pt9QU8llfled as 11)QU1red by lew, Tht City Coundl cl .,.,. "Affordable Alternative" DisOOUht casket, Creo1adon& Burial Service Qly of Costa Mesa re- stfVeS the right to re)lc;I any or aD bids The Cootractor shal comply with the provisions ot Section 1no to 1780, lncluSNe, of the Cahfomla labor Code; the pr8Vli1 ng rate and scale ol wages es· tablished by lhe City °' Costa Mesa, Which are on Ille with the City Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa. and shall forfeit penallles presc11bed t herein tor noncompliance of sald code. MARY ELLIOTT, Deputy City Clerk City of Coeta Men Published Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Oclober 22 29, 1999 F140 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Oat• of Flllng Application: October 14, 1999 To Whom It May Concem . The Name(s) of the ~~ls/ere: The QPi)(icants listed at>ove are applylng lo the Department of AA:ohollC Beve~ Control to sea alcoholic beverages at 695 TOWN CENTER DR STE 180 COST A MESA. CA 92626 Type of lloense(s) Applied for. 41 • ON·SALE BEER AND WINE · EATING PLACE Published NeWJ,!011 Beacll-COSta Mesa Dally Pilot October 22. 29, November 5, 1999 F141 PROBATE requestt that Graham, 5eaetaiy RAYMOND RICCELLI This atatement was be appointed u personal filed with the County '9Pf9Hnt•llll• to edmln· Clerk of Orange County ls18r the est.at• of the de-on 1<>-e-99 ceclenl. 1"96807581 THE PETITION re· DallY Pilot Oct. 8. 15, quests the decedenrs 22. 211, 1999 Flt3 Wiii •nd codicil•. " •ny. FlctttJoua Bual--· be admitted to prot>ate ' --The Will •nd any codic:ll• Neme Statement are IVellable for ex· The followlrlo peBOnS amlnatlon In the 111e kept ere doing business a1-. by the court R.A.W Oesion, 17905 THE PETITION re· Sky Pai1< Clrde, Irvine, quests eulhOrlty to ad-CA 92614 minister the utate under Robert A. Wiiheim, 192 the Independent Admln· Admlrel Wey, Costa lstrallon of Estates Act. Mesa, CA 92627 (This Author11Y WiM allow ThlS business Is con-the personal represenl· ducted by: an lndlvldual alive 10 take many ac· Have YoU started doing ttons without obtaJntng bl.lslneu yel'Z Yes, coun epprovel Before Seot•mber. 1996 taking certain very lmpor· Aoben A. Wilhelm tent llCllons, however, This statement was Iha personal represent· filed Wtth the County allvo w1n be requlf9d IQ Cler1< ol Orange County give notice to lnterated on 10-12·99 p115on1 unless they 19996807873 have waived notk:e Of Daily P110t Oct 15, 22. consented to the 29, Nov 5, 1999 F119 propose<! ecteon.) The in. Flctlilous Buslneu dependent admlnls· Name Statement trauon authorfty wtl be The following persons granted unless en in· are doing business as· terested person Illes an GOSHE·PHYSICAl objecuon to the pehllOn TliERAPY, 404 west· and 'hows good c:euae minster Ave , Suite t3, Vtt'ly the coul1 shouk:t not Newport Beach, CA grant the authoflty 92663 ,. HEARING on the pellteon will be rield on Laur1e Joanne Ooshe, DECEMBER 2. 1999 al 603 Lakeview Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 1 45 Pm In Deot L73 I<>-This business Is con- celed al 341 The Crty dueled by an Individual Dnve Sou1h. Orange, CA Have you started doing 928611 business yet? No IF YOU OBJECT to the Laurie Joanne Goshe granting of the petttion, 'This statement was you should appear at Iha flied with the County haenng and state your Clork of Orange Coullty objections or Ille written on 10·12·99 Objecilons with the covn 1990&807890 be ore the hearing Your• Dally Pilot Oct. 15, 22, appearance may be In 29 Nov 5. 1999 F120 ::"' Of by your at· Flctltfoua Business IF ~OU ARE A CREDI· Name Statement TOR Of contingent ct11di· The following person1 CNS1747418 LEGAL NOTtOE TliE OHIO OIVISIQN OF SECURITIES, f>{JR. SUANT TO OHIO RE· VISED CODE CHAPTER 1707 AND CHAPTER 119, HAS ISSUED A CEASE AND DESIST ORDER TO JAMES A CUNNINGHAM THE ORDER ANOS THAT JAMES A CUN· NINGHAM HAS VIO- LATED OHIO 101 of the dec8ued yoo are doing business as. • must Ille your claim wltti THE WRENCH, 57 HollY· the C:OOl1 and ma" • copy leal. AllSO Viejo C!A IO the personal repra· 92656 senta11111 appointed by Constance M. VOigt. 57 the court within tour HollVIN.f, AllSO V18JO, CA mon1hl from the date or 926S6 REVISED CODE SECTIONS AS FOL· LOWS: 1707 44(C)(1) BY SELLING UNREGISTERED, NON-EXEMPT SECUR· ITIES, AND 1707 44(G) BY SELLING SECUR· mes FRAUDULENTL y JAMES A CUN · NINGHAM MAY AP· PEAL TliE ANAL OR· DER AS DESCRIBED IN OHIO REVISED COOE CHAPTER 119. A COPY OF THIS OIVISION OR· DER IS AVAllABLE FROM THE OHIO DIVISION OF SECUR· mes. n SOUTli HIGH STAEET, 22ND FLOOR. COlUMBUS, OHIO "3215 Pubh5hed Newpon Beach-costa Mase Daily Pllol ac.ot>er 22 29, Nollember 5, 1999 Ft38 BSC 8864 NOTICE OF PETIT10N TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: RICHARD McGINNIS SR. ea JOHN JONES atui J.P. JONES atui J. PAUL JONES aka JOHN PAUL JONES etui W1WS BULLARD aka KEITH JOHNSON aka LARRY HATTEM CASE NO. A199374 To all hair•. t>enefl· CialleS, credllOl'I, cont· lnQent ae<:t.lo<s. end per· aona who mey olherwlH be lntMStld In the wlll or utate, or ~h..1. ol RICHARD MCUINNIS SR. aka JOHN JONES au J P. JONES alia J PAUL JONES aka JOHN PAUi. JONES alla WllUS BULLARD alla KEITH JOHNSON lk9 LARRY HATTEM A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been flled t)y RAYMOND RICCEl.Lt In Ille Supeflo( Coult cl Celdomla ecx-ity ol ORANQE THE PETITION FOR MCIFICVllW MIMONAL MlllK <~•Mort'*Y Ct\apef • Crematory 3$00 Pa.':lllc Yl9W Drlv9 ':::1J:' 110 aro.ow.y Caat::lM ... ...... ,. the tir1t Issuance of let· Amber M Sarieant. 57 lers •s provided In Pro-HollYltal AllSO VieJO, CA bate Code section 9100 92656 The 11m1 IO< tllino <:1atm1 This bos•ness Is con· will not expire before lour dtlcled by a general rnooltll trom the nearing pannershtc> date nollc8d above. Have yoo started doing YOU MAY EXAMINE b1.1$inl$$ yel7 Yes. the hie kepi by the COUit OCT 4, 1999 II yoo ire • person lfl· Constence M Voigt lerested In the estate. This statement was yoo may Ille with the flied with the County coon • Request lor Spe· Cler11 of Orange County clal Notlee (form DE·154) on 10-12·99 ol the 1111ng ol an lnven 19996807876 1ory end eppl'lllsel of ... Dany Piiot Oct 15, 22. tata asset• or of any pell· 29, Nov 5, 1999 Ft 21 lion or eccount u Fictitious Business provided In Probele Nemt Statement ~~IJ4ls~~$~12!? N~ The 1011ow1ng persons ""' at• dolno business as 11ce loon ls eva lable from MARINE: FORESTS SO- the coun cleft< CIETV 75 Sea Island Attom.y tor the D u.:. Be -. CA Petitioner. 9~-wport 8"''• Dlrll Yan Tetenhove, Marine F019sts (CA) ~,!,~~~ ~!'°l 15 Sea 1s1anc1 D;. New· 765 The C~t Drive Pol1 Beach, CA 92660 This bullness Is oon· South, si.. 2 , ducted by a non..prof11 Orange, CA t216M988 corporallon Published Newport Merine Foresls. Beach.CO.ta Mesa Catty R o d o I P h e Piiot October 22. 25, 2tJ. StrelChenberger 1999 FM137 President Fic:tJtloua BusineH ~~tat~en~ Nern• Stetement Cleft! °' Orange County The followlng pe"°"' on 10·12·99 .,.. doing buPINI .. 1"96e07113 Entrechel, 1425 Delly Pllol Oct 15, 22. Wetson Avenue, Costa 29. Nov, 5, 1999 F122 Mes., Calt1ornie 92626 FICtltlOus BuslneH Entrechat, (CA), 1425 Nem• Statement Watson Avenue. Costa The following persons Mesa. CaJrtomlll 92626 er• d()jng busll'esa as. This business Is con Av1 Dental Group, ducted by • COfPOl'ltlon Have yoo staned doing 1125 E. 171h Street, buslneH yet? Vea, 9125/ #N451, S81lta Ma, CA 99 9270t Entr1che1. Jennifer Mexlcel Managomenl Btazer, CEO Group, (CA), 1 f25 E. Ttlls statement was 17th Slreet, •N458, flied with tha County Senta An•. CA 92701 Cle.., _, o County Th•• buslnea is con-'" "' 191lge dUded by •corporation 00 9•27·99 Heve you &tatted doing t IHUOl54t bUllnlll ywt? No Dally Pdol oo. 1. a. t6. Mexal mener.:::t 22, 199V F102 Fictitious Buelnese ~.'::Jen1. Fred ahall, Nam. Statement Thia statement wes Tha lol!Ow4nO perlOOll Ill.CS With lhl C<lunty .,. dOlna bu•lneal .. Cilrtl °' Otange CountY DENrolY'S, 10138 on tO 12·99 Marna Ave , H""6n0100 1tltM0117$ Beaeh c.1t1oma9~40 Dally Pb Oct 15, 22. s & sand 5an1an. inc, 29 New s. tm F123 23426 Lyon. Ave • New FlctttlOu. luslMU hall. C8lllOmlll 81321 ....,.. ~' Tl'lll bullneU con-The ~ P8flOnl OUded by 8 OOIJIQfallon ll'9 doirlg bullr'iNa U Have you lt8t'9d dOloO ... _t.A;;.... --.. ....... bullr1"a yet? ,.., _,,_., ~ • ..,....._.,,, S' .,. _ _. o .. ..i ... I"" Centet, I Hollon c.nh, ... .., _.,...,, '""'• 11100. Sama Ana , CA = M HOIAll\, Pml• 92707· ~.:-1~~ 1~0~= O.rk o1 0'1lnge County Centre tt \00, S.nta On 9 2849 Ana CA a2707 1IMllCllnt Thtt butlnftl It con· Oallv Pilot Oct 1, eJ. 1 s. "'=~•,:a~ ~. '"' r108 ~.J9t? No f!1CtHIOUI IUllniii Ct'edlt Ser'YioH Group, ,....,.. ~ lne., Gene HH91, The lollowlr!Q per90nl ~ are dolllll bUllneM al TNa 1bmmen1 wa1 FIRST TO~ tiled Wflh h Qounty H~1 Orct1arU Alm, ~ Of ~ COutwy ~ r.or.tt ~ on 10-1i• l2l30 , ............ .,79- FTM. Inc. (NV}, 3tl H ~ "°' Od. H...i. '22, ca,.°" Street noe. n NO¥..,,... ,.,,.. CMon 1ctlY,INV•101 "'•sue 9u&lrilll ,.. ~ .. con-~ "r a CDlllGtalG'I NllM • 1 F &Rt ~~ ... .:-~· ..,,,, .. ·. N'W • nu. inc • """"' "' ma.._• ,....... YOUTI llSllTllLL Newport-Mesa completes unbeaten nm play . • Seventh-grade boys, e1ghth- grade girls finish the reguldl fall season with unbeaten records. NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport-Mesa b<iys seventh-gTade All-Net team won its fall league division r d finished the regular sea- son undefeated with a 52-46 victory over North Huntington Beach m National Jwlior Basketball action. On th~ git~ mghth-<,JTade Jev L Newport· Mesa'1 Stingrays amproved to S-0 with the Eastern Divts100 title of the All·Net Fall Leaque, defeating Fullerton, 34-13 Scoring was led by kale Heescben (8 points) and Sara Stem {7 poIDts). Neal RaUe rty led the way wlth 12 points, with Brett Perrine, Carlos Pinto and Kasey .Pete~ all com.lDg through With outstandmg Other offensive contributors were JeJUllfH llennon (5), Lauren Nurnberger (4), Kellie FUnl (3), Stacey Meservey (3) Deslree Wl1Jon (2) and MeU.ssa Alves (2). The Stingrays' defense was led by Alex Orosco. while Adrienne Pattenon led the team m rebounding. Beech. CA 92683 wtrf the coul1 shOUld not City Clelt of Ille City of 92868 92llO tWnrlcus G80f'09 Brian gr9nt the euthoftty. Newpon Beed1 IF YOU OBJECT to the ~ Newport Schuit. 815 See Gull Ln.. A HEARING on ~ Send written com· granting of the pebltOn, 111ae o.ilY #0305, Newport Beech, pebllon wlll be held on metllS and requuts to you lhould appear at the Plot October 15, 21, 2;2", CA 92663 NOVEMBER 18, t 999 •t the City Clerf( ot the City naanng encl Slit• YolJf 1999 Thi• business 11 con-t 45 pm. In Dept L73 lo-of ~ Beach. 3300 objeCtlonl or Ille written FTht17 ducted by· an lncltVldual Cllted II 341 The City Newport Boulevard, objectlOll$ 111111h the coul1 Flctw:.= B r=== Have yoo staned doing Onve Soulh. Orange, CA Newport Beadl, Caltlor· before the haanng Your ,....,..Sta. usn- buslness yet? "*> 192868 Ml 92658 lppl8lanCe may be In Neme tllment HG . .Onan Schuit IF YOU OBJECT to ltMI I Lavonne Her1cl1111 I i>9fSOO or by yoor •t· The IQ/lowing perwons This statement was g~ting of the per1t1on, Chy Clertl ot the City or 1omev are doing buslnels u ltled with the County you should appear 1t NI Newport Beech IF YOU ARE A CREDI· , Regency Bulldlng Clerk ol Orange County E" and stale your October 22. 1999 TOR or contmgent creel· S.rvas, 9550 Wam.r on 10-12·99 or Ille written Publlshed Newpon tor of the ~•sad, you Avenue. Suite 33•. 199968078" Ob lone with the oou11 Bea.ch-COsta Mesa Delly must hie your dalm with Fountain Valley, Dally Piiot Oct. 15, 22, be ore the hear'lng Your Pilot October 22. 1999 the coun and mall• copy Cellloml.t 92706 29. Nov. 5, 1999 F125 appearance may be In F134 10 the personal repre· D & L lnveatments, FICtJtfbua Buelnesa perlOn or by your at· Fictitious Business sentatlve appointed by Inc., 9550 Wimer Ave- N St ·-tomey. N s·-... -t lhe COUit within lour nua, SUit• 334, Fountain •me ..... ment IF VOU ARE A CREDI· am• ... -.. en months from the dllt• of \Jelley, Celtfornta 92706 The fOllowlng persons TOR or contingent Credi· The lollowlng persons the first Issuance ol let· This bulinees Is con- are doing business as tor of the1 deouled, you are doing business as: tars as prO\llded In Pro-ducted by• a oorpcntlon CREEK must Ille yoor cl81m wflh SO\.llh Wood Liquor, bale Code section 9100 Heve you 1tarted doing ACUPUNCTURE-HERB the COUit and mell •copy 2200 Harbor Blvd • The lime for ltlltlQ claims bu11nu• yet? v ... CLINIC, 2900 Bristol IO th• personal repre· IA140, Costa Mesa, CA win not ·~tr· before lour 10-3·99 Street, Suite •0·103, sentatlve appointed 0y 92627 months lrom tile heanng D a L lnvest1TMM1\l Inc., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Iha court within tour Ayrnen GammohJ,._739 data notlC8d aoov. DaVid L Curtiss, Edward Kim, 1'426 112 monthl trom the dale of PaUlaono #E101 l..Oliia YOU MAY EXAMINE Prelidenl South Br00$00 Avenue, ltMt lir1t issuance of lei· Mesa. CA 92626 Iha 1118 kept by !tie court This statement was Los Angeles, Cahfomoa ters as provided In Pro-This busNss IS con· 11 you are a person .,,. liled with the County ~: business Is con· bate Code section 9100 ~~ 3u 1:~=·=g terested 1n the estlla, Clet1(1"~-~ CountY The blM tor lllina dallns ? u ... you may Ille with the on v-..-.... duded by an lndlYldua! wll not eiq>ire befora tour bustnefi.S "t:i1 ·~ coun e Requeat for Spe· 1"9A071I05 Have you staned doing monttil from lhe hnnng Ayman ammoh dal Notice (foml DE·t5"') Dally Plol Oct 15. 22. busme.f51~ Yes, dlte noticed above. ~IS '41..::ai~eriCountyt was of the lillng of an lnllen· 29. Nov 5, t999 F130 s.r~·rd Kim YOU MAY EXAMINE Clertt of Or County IOry and appraisal of IS· SUMMARY OF This statement was the file kept by the ooun. on 10-2<>-99 ange • tale ass.ts Of of any pell· PROPOSED filed Witt\ the County II you ere a person in-199968088081 lion or eccount u ORDeNANCE Clerk 01 Orange County terested In the estate, Da~ Piiot Od 22 29 provided 1n Probete CfTY OF you ma_y file with lhl · · Code section 1250 A on 10-12·99 court 8 RequeSt tor Spe· Nov 12. 1999 F135 RequeS1 tor Speaal No-COSTA MESA D 11y POO:~n:t cielNolic:e(lomlDE·t54) Flctitlou1 BualneH f llcefotmisavailablelrcm ORDINANCE 99-14 11 29 ~ov 5 1999 F129 of the filing of an inven· Neme Statement •the ooun clet1it. schedlAed to be In M • · tory and appraiSal of H · Thi lollOwlng persons Attorney for the toroe and el'lect 30 days Flctltlou1 Butlnffs tale assets or ol eny pet1· are doing buseness as Petltlonet': lrom Its aoopttOn m Neme Statement llon or account as QI.SEN PROPERTIES. W. BAILEY SMfTH, October 18, 1999, and The lollow1ng pe™>n$ provided In Probate 426 Cabrillo St Cos1a ESQ, (CSBt 48073) was adopted by 1he lol- are dolnQ business as Code section 1250 A Mesa, CA 92627 ATTOhN£Y AT LAW loWlng roll c:aa VOCI lliE CUBICLE GUY, Request I()( Special No-Allen 0 Olsen 426 4041 MecARTHUR COUNCtl MEMBERS: 931 Sunset Dnve, Co.sta tloelorm luvellable lrom Cabrltto SI ' Costa Mesa, BLVD., SUITE 255, A YES: Mone tun I Mesa, Celllomla 92627 the ooun clertl. CA 92627 NEWPORT BEACH, CA Cowan, Erlckeon, Sakullal Pe11r10n, 931 Attorney lor th• I This business Is oon·, 92660 Somera, OlllOft. HOES: Sun.at Drive, Costa Petitioner: ducted by· an lndlllldual •Published Newport ~. A8SEHT: None. Mesa, CA 92627 Jam•• C. Harvey, , Have yoo stal1ed doing I Beaeh-costa Mesa Dally 1 Ordinance 99•14 ctalf· This business Is oon· Eeq. (CSBI 14531M) I buslneu yet? Yes Pilot October 21, 22. 28. ties the meaning of pno. ducted by· atl lndtvlduel 1500 Quell St., Ste. 550, 01/05198 1999 clpel aod permanent Have you started doing Newport Beech, CA Allen O Olsen ThF997 j meeting place u II ,. busmen ye17 No t2MO This statement was latea to faauance ol per· Sakultar Pear.on Publl1hed Newport hied with lhe County BSC 8843 mtts tor the sale of sala This statement wH Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Clertt of Orange County NOTICE OF SALE 1 •nd ane r~ hied with the County Piiot October 15. 21 , ~. on 1C>-8·99 OF REAL TliE FULL TEXT ol the Clelt< of Oran09 County 1999 189M80nota PROPERTY AT onitN1nc:»rne1-belNdin on 10.12·99 FTh116 Oallv Piiot Oct. 22. 211, PRIVATE SA.LE 'the City Clel'lc s Office, n 19"Sl0801t Flctltlou1 Buelness • Nov S. 12. 1999 F136 . 1 CASE 1 A197419 Fair~. Co&ll Mesa Dally Piiot Oct 15. 22. Neme Statement I BSC 8860 In the Suoettof Coult of MARY T. a..uon, 29, NovN05TI.C1999E OFF132 The lollowin9 persons NOTICE OF theSC.teolCelifoma,tor Pu~dai=rt ere doing bullne$s ea PETITION the ColA'lly 01 ORANGE a..cn~ Mela D8l!ly PUBLIC AUCTION M A S INTER HA· TO ADMINISTER In the Matter of the i;.. Pilot Odoblr 22 11189 NoCic. 1$ hereby given TIONAL. 892 Wut 18ttl ESTATE OF· t•t• ol RUTH L. ' Fll9 that fie under$!0n9d wil Street. Coeta Meta Cd· NANCY C • McGUIRE. deciNsed sell at PVBUC AlJCTION tomla 92627 • NoC1C1 11 hereby giv9fl ACtftiou. Bus ... a on the 11i401199 at 11-00 Andrew R M1rzaotl. CASn.EMAN IN.I IN undersigned w11 NatM Stat9ment e.m et. ALLSPACE. 222 B 3td Street, Hunt· C ASE NO. A199359 sell et Pnvate Sale, to fie The 1o11cM1ng penone 8564 HAMILTON AVE . lngton Beach. Callfomae To an heirs, t>enelt·1 ~and beat bidder, .,. doing buslnMe u: HUNTINGTON SCH. CA 9t648 ciarlll. c:reOIOl'S. cont· to coctormauon of The Plennare Inc .• 92646 lhe personal prop-This buSln8S$ .. con-lngent creditors. and per· H Sopel1of Coul1. on 1425 W•tson A~ erty of the following. duded by en Individual sons who mey otherwise or aner the 25th clay ol Costa Mela. Calfomle NAME, UNIT i , Have you atarted doing be Interested In~ Wiii Of' October, 1999 el lhe of 92826 INVENTORY buSlllen yet? No estate, or both, or· lice of PHILIP JOHN Enlreehet. (CA). 1425 BRANT, DOUG, F073, Andrrew R Mlrzeolt NANCY C CASTlEMAN GOLD. Attorney a1 t..ew, Watson A¥9nUI Costa CONSTRUCTION This si.tement WU A PETITION FOR 1301 Dove St., Ste ...01 MMe. Calltomia 92626 TOOLS hied with the County PROOATEhasbeenfiled Newport BHch, CA This bus1nns 1$ con- TEAS, MICHAEL, Clertt of Orsn09 County by BARBARA O FIRTH 92680 all the right, title duded by • ccrporation G043, TOOL. on 10-13-99 (named In the will as and Interest of said de· Heve you ataned doing HOUSEHOlD ITEMS 19996808126 BARBARA DOUGt.>;S ceased II the time of bullness yet? No STARKMAN, Dally P11oC Oct 15, 22, ARTH) In the Superior deatll and ell nght tllle Entrechet Jennifer JEZZABEL. 0082, 29, Nov 5, 1999 F127 Court of Celllornla, and Interest the Hta\I Braar CEO g~~~s. LADDER & NOTICE OF ~~ ~~e FOR ::tu.~~:C,l'd:::l fl~IS w ~111;:-n~ . RUSSELL CHRIS & PUBLIC HEARING PR06ATE requeits that In end to ell the oertalfl Clertt ot Orenge County ERIC MAGNUS, H061 , NOTICE IS HEREBY BARBARA D FIRTli be Real property, 111ue1ed In on i-27·99 M 0 T 0 R c y c L E • GIVEN that the City ol appointed as personel th• Clit or COSTA • 1 IH6IOl5'0 BOXES, ECT Newport Beach (the repmentallve to admin-1 MESA. coumy of OR Daly Pilot Oct t, 8, 15, K E AU CT I 0 N "llSUll" wld hold a public ISler the estale ol the de-ANGE, Sta .. ot Ce111or. 22 ... 1999 F101 SERVICE, P 0 BOX llear1ng on Monday, oedef\1 nle pertlculerly da· 508, PATTON. CA 92369 I Nov9rriber 8 1999, at THE. PETITION re· j sc:nOed u tollowl K.E JACKSON TEL 7.00 p.m et the Council quests the decedent's 1 LOI 31 of Trac1 No 9 o 9 • 8 6 3 • 1 1 3 t • Chembera, City Hall, Wll end codldts rt any 6245, u pet map ,.. AUCTION BOND 3300 Newpon Boule· be admitted to probate' corded In Book 3CM, t723 ... H9 vant, N4IWPOrl Beach, The Wll lt1d any codCill Pagu 32, 33. ~of Mle- Publlshed Nawpon Ce fofnle 92663 IO dia· are available tor ••· cellaneOuS Mapa Re-BeWl.COSta Mesa Dally cuu the loltowtng eminatlon In the Ille kept ~ In Iha ofb ol lhe Piiot October 15, 21, ~ bOnd llnanang by the court ~ Reoordlr oC Mid 1999 F118 Yp~o.',e~·Thl Issuer ~ =~ S:. ~ciommon!Y~ BSC 8840 propoMllOll.aueltsVlt· mnster lhe estate under es 1095 Redding Ave .. 1eb1e Rate Demand Rev· the lndependenl Mnn-Co&1a Mau, CA 02628 NOTICE OF enue Bonds (~ Ma· IStrlllon of Estates Att T9mlS of Iha U. are PETITION moflel Hoap11a1 Presby· (This Authof1tY w11 allOw ca.sh In .. -".II money of TO ADMINISTER "'1en) Salles 1999, In an the pel'$0081 190,...ni 1t11 UMad Stam of eon. ESTATE OF: eggreg•I• prlnclpal •llv• 10 take many IC> rotmauon of sale oC pen MARY ALLISON emount not llO 1xc:Md bOn$ WiltioUt obtaining cash and belane9 upon STORTI S125,000,000 (Ille court applOYll Belorw ' auc:h tarma and ce>nc*· No A,"2... ~· Pl'OCHds ot takklg cert.a.on very lmpo<· !lone u acceptable CASE • ~ the s wtll be u&ed to tanl eetlOnS. t\Owever, to Ille pe11'Qn81 r8Pf9• To ell he1r1, ben•ll· finance the acqulsllton Iha pel'&O(IBI represent· HntallVI Ten percent C1alle1, Cfedltors. cont· and construction ol cer· ellYe wtl be reQlllred to (10'Jj,) of amount bid to ingent credttor1, and per· ta1n addlttons and Im· gtve nouce 10 Interested • be cfepoa1ted wtth biCI ~111• ~, ••• ~(o ~= provem•nts 10, end pereons unleu they 8Jd$ or otfets to be In "" ,.. ...... .... equipment f()1, en ICU!• heV9 waMld notJce or wnoog and wiR be re· WHAT HU,llS 1110U OOllJ AlftlnSf? llOTlllllG Call the Clas1ifled1 utate, Of both. of cer• hOspltal tn tha City contented to th• oel\fed at Iha etore .. ld MARY AUISON of Newpo0 Beach owned . propoaed ac:tton.) The In· ofta et any t1me aller ~ 642•5678 sl~mON FOR •nd opeteled by Hoeg I dependent •Cimini•· th• flrat publlce11on PROOATE has been flied M m<>Oll Hoap1tal Pres· tretlon evtnorlty ,,,... be hareol arid ~fQ19 data ol by WALTER C:. LITTLE In bytenan, a Cahlom1a granted unle5s an In· Sale CW/99 ...... 5.-n.v Cou .. ol nonproC1t pUC)fiC ~tit i •miecs pe1*ltl files en 0.ted 1 £ ~ ... .... ..,..... • ..., 11 OOf'POl'allOI\ (the Bor ~lo Ole..-....... , Ulli&.£ N -~ C8111omla, Colilty OI rower) ;;:s.;;o.,,, gooc1Q;;; • Pereonel Repr11ent• ORANGE. L.OCATION: C.mpue, wtiy Iha C1Mf should no11 etfff of tfW let8'~L -~ THE PETITlON FOR °'Hoag Mem<>f\81 Holpj· I ~IN 81.Chort!y 901 Hyde ~ ~I PROOATE requestl "'81 lal PtNby1ellan, one I A Hf.MUNO on .. , ...... CA wat ~~;,ea~!: ~°!ct.~= ~er~~:~ j ~~· ., ~181 _11•~~1~: Tlw Bondi Wiii be II 11~45pm.ln0epc l73~ ATIORHEYATLAW .. .... ..... ... • .. ..... «led by 1he luuer unClef caled • ,. t Tiie City 1 '°1 Dow ....... 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HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE BA1.80AISLAHO OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 211 AGATE AVE. Spacious Home 3 Apartmonl clr.ilom sandstone & wood lloonng $!M9,000 Mary Hardosty Realty 949-61!>-3612 t HOUSESJCOHOOS • FOASAL& CORONA 0£l llAR OLD COM Of>EN SUff 12-4 S32 Haul Dr, Oen Vu On Canyon, I bit lo bdl lmmlC COtleoe 2br I 5ba. lrplc $769.000 '4 9-CD-759·9070 ow 1Hf S.F. 38" 2BA Ocean View Deck SSl4 ,IOO John Kenney " e. 94•723-4040 0P£H SUH 1~ 321 lllARIOOLO 38" 2.IA-$921,000 John Kenney, R.E. .... ,,~ Walk 10 CDM Vfilage ~°"' ~..t. Jbr Uba MOUC£O To $12t.OOO Of'f:N IUH 1-1 124 $EAWA"0 AO Agt Mindy WM KIMtdy a AHOC .. M .. 71MM2llU (11-tlJ) ,,.{ 1-h )IJ-+ ('H1J} h-+:!-.ih .. II :no \\1·-1 U111 ~111·1·1 C.o,f,t \lt .. .,11 (;'\ IJ:!h:!~ \1 \, .. ,I"" I Ill\ 1l ~ fl.1\ "'I 11 11·11 • 1111 '"''' \11111 thllltt 111111 pl111ttt• 11111111" r .1i11t ••·II• .111 11111 l•t• l •1tft .1 p1111 •fll•1h Index 1. 15 220. ~91 Oltl•HIMlll 101 • 216 amc. 400.412 430·'61 10 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE CO$TAMESA NU HOMES E SIDE FROM BUILDER Open Sat-Sun 11-5 2527 Throu~ 2541 San1a Ana Ave 41>1, 2 5 ba. appiox tlJ00.2000 sqtt 2 car 9<1· r81)t Starting 0 S356.900 949·722 8120 949-646-7801 E SIDE JEWEL Of'EN SAT 1-4 232 E 21ST ST 4111 2ba spac lnlrm beau OOcOf IJlldsc nl()d kJIC $3S9K JiVl(J GOs Air r e 94!l63t eo11 E SIDE CM BEST BUYI OPEN SUN 10-4:30 337 E 20TH 4BR Lg tot, 1700 11. Grt neigh, new c:.,pel, more• S3591< Agl Dltn1 94i-760.5000z3S4 •E 1ldt CMI 2615 Rtdl1nd1 OPEN EVERYDAY 2 btoc:k1 from Blc:I\ Bay Rolurb 5br :Jba hSe cul·de- sac Newpor1 Me~a scl1 dtst Owner $399K 949-722·8896 OVERLOOKING 12TH Tff 6 lake e Mell Verde Goll CourM 4br 5ba 3 c:11 gar gour kltch, 3 lrplu, euat bullllna Morel $815,000 Agt Stephani• office 714-969-6100 ll122 Home 714-840-0341 E SIDE Beautiful COstom detactle<I. 2 sty. butll Ill '92 JBr 2 5Ba $327.500 AgenlS Eerl & Judy hylo1 ~9~2-4722 WOWI l<i~I pnced 1t1 the E :.ido' Lovely 2Br Twnhme UP!jl<lded $ 169.000 Ear1 & Judy T4ylOI aqlS 642-4722 COUAT OADERD AUCTION SUH 1 tn 3BR. t.758A. 2 CAR GAR, (MESA VERDE AREA) Open 12-3:00 Oct 24,31 Wlll1er & Asoc 714 508 9211 E'elde Cul-de·SIC, fi59K. P11me loc I 01 1 Ba culte, re build expand or er1fOY as is• Close to Baell Bay, Agent 949 644 6200 Ext 209 E aide COSTA MESA 233 flower (2 on 1 loll) 3tlf 2ba main hse w/r'rfJw palnl & carpel Rf!ntal unns 1br 1ba w/!,mall pnv yard Mark CardelOCCI RE 949. 720. t 760 2A HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE LAGUNA BEACH OPEN SUNDAY 1 :00.5:00 Ra•e oppoitunly 1n No Lag Oul~tandong Eme1ald Bay V111w HKjily upgrlded 3Br/ 3Ba 370led1<>11 Lao Bearo 949 509 8863 494 ~711 32 HOUSESICOtl>OS FOASALE NEWPORT BEACH OCEANFRONT AXER THE PRICE WllL AMAZE YOU! AGEHT M•nw120 SELLER FINANCING I 3Br138a. very pit.ale mtri·8$1Al8 on big tot RV & boal access. onlyS469.0001 Seller Wiii finance with S25K down 111d S3,500/ptr mo. Broker, 949-642·3850 VINTAGE COTTAGE BEACH DUPLEX 2·Slory • $535,000 Agenl. (M9) 723-t120 BIO CYH VILLAS TWNHOME EXCEUENCE Bordering Big Cyn Gott CcMH"tL 2 3bl1 Oolfl Sun, .. FORD ROAD PROPERTIES 94!>-759-7700 UDO ISLE Mslr SOiie do.m 281 161 up So iamo Pl(IO. inlonnll comy !ll'cleii on lllldl. ,_ kj( --Prine Only. $&49.500 N .. T~. PNd Cl Ray 94"51·2241 2 UNITS Compleltly 11t111blshed l.ige <Mflllad IOC, wa • """· 111pa 10 beach! on1y s.cso,ooo 32 HOUSESICOft>OS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH SunMt Vltwa lrom 'ltliS tastefully UP!Jraded Sea Is• land home The livlng ls graoous Joan Ali.son. Bkr 9-C91646-201 '· 683-8911 Panoramic Vltwa oi Lido lhe bay alld beyond E1!1ra lrg 1o1 is Unc>sl 880061. and has a nat buidrlg Sile. Joan Alllson. Agt 949-646-2011 BIG CANYON 3800 S F 48i 38a. olf11;e r~. aa new &WIS fClCllUI, phone sys. cedal closets musl see• $799 000 9'49-721-5888 33 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST Mo11 popul11 Plen A Trovart VIiia 2bl. 2 5tJa c:ondo. guaid gated Ital sty1o cou11yard. 2 ca• gar, $315.000 Burr Whrte I 949-67~ 949 862·9763 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 2 DAUPHINE The Summit, 3bf, 31>1. IPfOX 1800 If, New wood flfa & bllnde. BY Owner $419K MHt&-0817 ABSOLUTELY BEST BOYi Large Townhome. exQl.ISllo gatden stone patio. Ille fountain. 281 2 5Ba, 3 bal room. $585,000 Ju<tv Kolar B10lc.er, 949-376-55711 105 APTS BALBOA PENINSULA • STUDIO ms .• new~. lndg & uUs Wlciuded. drldc. yrty, no pet:; 9'49-76'>-t 7131949-588-8500 I ~RONA oet:ll j THE SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWN HOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Units •••••••••••• Starting@ $1095/mo. Mo to Mo lease. .. We are a pet .. community. 6 blocks from the beach. 949-644-2611 Llg. Newly Remodelad 21>1 2bi1 • big loll. Ip w d AVlll 11.1 $2400mo Open House Sal ·Son t 2 30-4 30 61 7Yt Ac:acll.. CdM MM75-7457 110 APTS COSTA MESA NEWPORT ACROSS THE smEET 2er. frplc. gar, nt>w carpel/paint. $1095/mo (no pets) 1665 IMne Ave ti Ca• Danell 949-120-9422 E1!1203 LARGE, FRONT,2BRTiii DUPLEX, lrpk:, private patlO, WID hk·ups. w/ga11ge $1195/mo 9•9 675·'1130 E side Cottage, 2br 161, 1tng ~ gar, no pett, 2390 Eldln tB St7Slmo. 71U3W9U 1132 APIS I NEWPORT BEACH Specfout 2Brl2Ba Condo Style Wt>. lrpk:, gatld 4 Ava~' $2185$2,400. 949 706-91196 LOxuRR>us OOMMUHffi' 2811261 W/D lljll 9'<*11105 eora...-ge Acl Naw'I 949 706-9'9t Buutiful Ocun ·View Sp1cious 1 Br • kll, lu.wnol5 upgr1dH. reaorl alyll ~ Id NOW\ 1tMO 1188 783-8718 OCEAN VIEW! we11110Balbot1a. B4iiliG 4br 4ba Mad4eriln8lltl styte, 2 + 2, Oen VllW. Gol~ y~ '*"'· mtlt.il• lloof· ooi•kll . .,,.OOUSllVOOll*ll Ing p1f¥ pool 'Pl galed Pit frienctt, Wool l..Ut quie1 3 car ge1111•~ $1943. 888 )83--8788 6nty st,09s,ooo HitbOt vi.w 1bdn111, ti ARBOR VIEW HILLS 4br 3bt 114 tell, pgol, till. ~t'Y IPlldOUS ..., OJ*!. Aeklnf $1,000,000 ON THE GOLf CQ\JRSE 2bt 2 ~tit. 2500.f, 1111n11v1ly 11m1111el1d, A1tiln1 Sltl,000. C1ll Weyn• Smfth • Ael!IH for illfontilllon ~.,, homM for 1a 2• llft MM00-2111 ~Ulal tlOor pi!ll\ "'/fP, 1wO i-tioa. AIMll1 !>twte I.iv· logl S1600. 881HUA718 PlllOflf!llC vli'#it ~ Of N~ 74 Hr IJMld, fPI, roman tubs WID, CO! git, 1497o& 96 Call the Classifieds 642·5678 ~. Newport Ridge Exclusive Gated Community ATOP NEWPORT COAST • Enclosed Garage • Alarm System • Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitness, Business, Clubhouse Centers One Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1290 Two Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1490 $200 Security Deposit with appro'1ed cre&t (Does not indwk pet deposit) San Joaquin Hills at Newport Ridge Drive LIVE IN LUXURY APARTMENT HOMES Exclusive Fasftion Island Lifestyle • Concierge Service • 24 HR Fitness Center I Bed f rorn SI 795 I Bed/den frorn S 1815 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens Clevator Access • 24 HR Security Cate • Clubhouse Facility 2 Bed frorn $2385 2 Bed/den from $2885 Gas Fireplaces 9 Foot Ceilings Condo Specs Subterranean Parking Custom Home Design Program Available CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-888-222-6924 Spectacular Ocean And Harbor Views Ne1vly R enovated • Walk to Balboa Island, Fashion lsl.lnd, restaurants & theatres • 3 lighted tennis courts • Resort style pools, spas, fitness center & auna • Spacious floorplans •Concierge service • Private be,ach • Pets welcome • Furnished luxury suites available One bedroom from $1,550 On1 btdroom with loft from SI,725 Two b&1iroomsfrom $1,945 . Promontory Point Pacific Coast Hwy at Jamboree 888-783-8786 1• Newport Marina •1 Apartments lt1ylln11t tt•mmun11y w11h \'11va1c: ll<lil(h &r 1r1. 111ia W.alk tu &lb•Q I mt dlOJ" M1m11 1 lrum I hron lsl1t11d • \\'OQil bumlnt/ ltrcpllK• s • rnva1 gar • lk•.u. ~hps rav111tAt.ilc Now I c • ''P. I BR nd ~OR SI 0052100 , ri) No l'c:I• I. PluK t'811(94!>)76().0919 .I • Hours 'l:·lc·pl 111111 • II;. W,1111-.i:0011111 \1111111.11 I ,..1.11 \\ ulk-ht l\:.I0.1111-.i OOp111 \l1•1•l11 I n•l.11 470. 471 .. Monday ................. Fri<luy 5:00p~ Tuc~dav .............. Monday 5:00pur Wetlnc day ......... Tuesday 5:001~m Thursday ....... Wt·dnes<luy 5:00pm F1iday.-............. Thur8<lay S:OOpm ··atunJay ............... Friday S:~pm DESIGNER CLOTHING Contemporaty beck~ .... Diii! r&JtWOOd .Pm ~ head-bd. 2 ~ ~~ llalitf, mirror. mens "'851. WAREHOUSE SALE AT WHOLESALE AND BELOW PRICES. THURSDAY 2 lST TO FRI 29TH ONLY -9AM-5PM E'tlclt Baell B~ 281 Houw fp. real yo1 No pelS $119 + dep 329 UnM!rsrty •S usa. 949·548 6093 •L EASTSIDE Charming 2br. kids/pets welcome. iara~e, Lrg. private ~ard, 13 Simo 949 548 959 New1y remocM!td 2bf, new c11pel/palnl, am .lfd• no JM!• SIOO/mo M9 2-3645 Very PflVatt 38r 2 sea. 2·1p, 2c gar "''Ill**· w/d. d/w. drspoSal, r:llO. CUYl!ed enlly S 800/mo 949 760-0929 E'Side Cute 2Br 181 Hol.IM 2ear l:fi, I 140Cll'Mo. Avallable 1115, Agtnl, 1' M9-725.St26 EASTSIDE DUPLEX 28r 1Be. le~ WID t•·ups $I 075/Mo valablt NO¥<I Agere. 949~7~912 "• 182~ NEWPOAJ 8EACff ON THE BAY wlsweepmg V10WS lloc~ Qll8r1er mite of sa~ . 2•2. no pets. S2 Ooc.k avalable 949 729-7670 2BR 2BA 'Ntar FuhlOn 11· Aomod, 2 car attacll yar. AC, comm pool/Sf>" S 79Smo 949-721 ·'162194\)640-1529 E111raordln Bl ont lllY yfr wbreathlaklng views, es cape to 11 s odj calm saJldV bch 4 • 2 5, rYl>elS S4700 Doc:kS IVf 9-C9'729 909 7 BAlBOA PENIN lrg tBI ~•.11'*1 PllfWl loc., newly ·~. ~. belCh 112 block eway, \l9('f deln • $1300'Mo' 949-66().8828 MOC ti MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $154.00+ tax Wk~ (MuSl J)(eseot ll"ls A ) 235 ITTIS & kltchenelts Sltualed on beautlfuly l~grounds FEATUR S 24-Hour Lobby/Direct dial ~hones/Free HBO, SPN & Orsc:ll'ool & Jaculll. Guest I~ Close to 406 & Fwys Msi's horn o c F1111grds. c~ and bths w~ ance 10 sl¥lps & les1llUlll'O COSTA t.AESA •• MOTOR INN un Hart>« Blvd Phone MU.s-4840 204 RENTALS TO SHARE N,8.Share 2&, 5 hOuses to beeOh. 4c ~· WID, Ip, veull ce4.s spaniSll tie. very nlct. 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UDO ~ locabOn, dodl ,i-.tw.a.imeMil-. quired Information. m-: 11 ·:=129 .. !k OCT C-.,. Was ill ~---llmet Orlnge County 695 CARSITRUCQ ~(o,d.t.,._ Attn: Pam Becklngh1m ,. __ _ ~ 2901 Garry Ave. N-vv•• v ...... 11-Santi An•, Cl 92704 :B':!'Mw:::"'!:7":':351~·ez.~~m1~.~.~1n1 , ~.,.i.-14..,m.,, 714-549-8548 cond11ion, metak granite, ....,.,..... .a.. 800-933--4080 oiey Int, •• service recofdl • c..J ~ti.ii&. Prtp ptfton 711111-lpm & $16,000 85&-592·00'1 Of • Plawnc""~-.i.... 1'»4.30pm, Serwt/drhw M9~·12t8 \.HIAT FAITH! ACROSS 1~ . .... WEST NORTH • 743 ~A lU 64 0 A10 ... 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":::to in the balance. 26 Rlnga To Enst 11 was obvious that South'~ 28 Furry pet Jump to aamc was based on a Iona. 32 ~oodwo1111ng running club su11 That meant that ""' West had no quick entry to lwnd and, ~ ~~ • tlwt unless the spude5 couJo be run, 38 ei.ctrone declarer would have nine tricks. r9mindlf There wu only one way 10 eccom-40 ~aw pltsh that -East Jctll~ncd the kinj of ~ ~:nobles )p;iJc~ under the .-:e ! That made life e11>y ror We t, who !~ ~judge Md also readlo!d the sami: conduston .a Group of ectors about the playina strcn11th of the 50 Emulated closed hand Unless the Jack of ou-i ElzaDeth spades Wllli comina do~n. there was ~ =:ldcl.'ess no hope So Wi:st continued with !hi: sa Summit a111r9 queen of s1>3des. and when ED.st's 82 "Alda• J3Ck appeared the defen~ ran the first I ~ Slll lllCks 1 ls II not wonderful to have 1 UUSt· ' ing p:inner! ..... --..--9---West's cue-bid of clubs was a major-su11 takeout, and Nocth's dou· ble showed values. 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"'''"'-flec9pllonllt PIT tor Fllness Call tor cuoent Pf1cina 'N 92K ml, 1ictr1 dean; Call I = 4-0A Club In NflWPOfl Beach LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER loaded, dallt blue, alerm, or1o LEXUS o°'F~etllS'T INSngER ool power, :..au.Ao, ~ BOOKKEEPER F MONOAY-FRIOAY • , Mor'*1As and Week.ends (714)882-taOI ownat. $4800 949-644-2790 ,.... &T 1 • ph()nt,only ..... rwu E8'IW1 Allen we can olltf you an excel~ career Calf 84W2·3215 eOiclC REOlL 'iO LE(7XIU4J!L'!~ .. 7 ~ ~504 ~obo • ..-1Unlly In our Costa MMI stOta We art =cons· §i '""" • 1)49-723-.-...,. ilclvkllal with •XI> with 11 llOell cl Receptlonl1t/Extcutlv1 Excellent cond, fully CARS Call f0t Qrenl oriclno Oldlln06iiii Cudul •ii ---• retal stor1. COll1pl8henslve benellla, • Aulstant. Fronl .Ni.... """' loadld, $3200. 19400 •oo I UP LEXUS OF WESTMIHSfEA ve. Wlh.~lllerlof. 1111* ,,.. Plwt c.a Ame • 949-e4&-2AOO .,,,.... ...... Mt-551-I020 "'I (714)882-6806 clean! (;J07345) $7,988 • Olmant ' wllut paced deslgl furn Chevy Burtlnetta'Cllll•o POLICE ~ , HABEAS ~~~8 1= ComputerTICMlciln ~== ::c,1111~~ .....,,...., ~~~.c;.oo~ I (714)540-t100 YIM own hou11, l9fllll IPIC8 Prlvlle lrvlnuchool Mekl ~ and $14«l ~ 84H31 ·3852 a=..,""==" LEXUS Of WESTMIHSfER OldlmOblte T OfOllldo 't1 j My eor..ct Mdtf/W • support pecaon tor IS. coqJUlef I must $251( 006GE cXAlVAH 't3 t-f00.772·7470 Ext (714)ff2-690I ~ ....... mM. 38 ve ~ 1ae peger n:lidls 1·2An I* cllly I* yw + benellll lot ~ G _. ...... .... loldld 7150 LfiuSSC300 'M 1 1 r r 1 f 1 c v a t u 1 I 714"32+1261 chCI IUpefvllkln o1 mkdlt ~rson. Fu resume to c~)· 17,995 Call tor currllll Plbna (301749) ss.988 IChool llUdlllls Cerddlte l~s-9202 1' Penomal iitCKENHA VOl..KSWAGEH CHEVROLET Tlhoe-U 'M LEXUS Of WESTMtHSTEA NABERS , UTIU PEC>Pt.E A Mt ll'Qjd hlYt lfl~of fiETAlL·EXP'D SALEI 71...,.2-2000 Lo ni. lllr, 1u1 .-, .. ..._, (714)892.QOI (714)54().1100 , dHOI STORY• ...__ NT, w..... ~ lo se1 ledlel .. ~. _,. 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STORE In .,.. !'OW ~,.,..._, ... , .. __. 11C11i1y IOf DO YOt110 llCl'1I Irvine, 12f12 o.pt AC or ht1ng AMt. w;., ~ loeded n-tn caasea.e. $5895 Rich IMt-723-1586. cnamc:r::aeam beige CKENNA VOU<SWAGEN c:.,... t1W63-t424 1u to: (Mt)ISW~ ..... _ F_., 111> ~"· s1soo oeo. JloulA XJi 'ii vlNDEH mi loaded. 58k m1 114-142-2000 •lllli\ililfMli • _._, ...... ,.., 714-540-598571H8W118 PUS+dr, IUlpwr,aunlOOf. $42,000 714-504"8900 Toyota ctifCI GT ·U ~ Colp to open 7 f'T MCEPTIONST 94•721.-s FORD EXJ>E6fti6H 'i6 \rib wtltels. 1 owner, ,. 6c:yt, IUIO, NC., lua ~· pe, .. No up nee MQrl I 819 Canyon CoYntry CIUb Edell Bauer 411A, llM. llfv, COids. ..... deln, $e6Wobo. 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F I T • p IT LEXUS OF WES'TlillNStfR LEXUS OF WESTillNSfER l,.EXUS OF WESTMINSTER MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN W.12N151 • ,_.,,.10 MH4-H191. 88&-990-8597 (71')182..oot (714)19MIOI (714)882-490I 114-142·2000 5 apd, ale. tilt Cd (80489JJ99560) $14,995 MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN 714-842-2000 VW CA8RIO GL '81 Auto. group, cass, ed. llo'fl (80772009429) $16.99S MCKENNA VOl.KSWAGEN 714-842.ZOOO audio, nu ttrea. dtay ""*· 112,960. MMU ... 1l1 VWGOLF 't5 5 spd, c:b. c:asa. AC (99312JOl54!619) 17.995 MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN 714.142.2000 VW JETT A GL f7 Auto,.:;, CISI, ... pcl (008105.'98161) $10.995 iilCKENMA VOLKSWAGEN 714-142·2000 VWJETTA'M 5 IO(I, IC, CUI. PW l07221319M27) $10.895 McKENtfA VOU<SWAGEN 71...U-2000 ffoME, HEAL TH /HJ BuslNESS · ~ . . -·1·~ . • •. '\1 ........ , ...... . . . ~ . . ~ ~t. . 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