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SERVING THE NEWPORT -~SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907
TH E SE ARE T HE
'
best o chimes
steve
marble
Bew~tch ing
our children
into reading
H arry lives with his aunt
dnd uncle, as mean a
couple a poor boy
would chance to meet.
The aunt and uncle, along
with their own nasty son Dud-
ley. delight in pouring misery
mto poor Harry's We. The boy
JS forced to live in a cupboard.
He lS humiliated, berated,
reminded that hIS parents
were killed m a cd.r crash It is
not a nice stretch of road for d
yoWlg boy to walk.
Portunately for Harry,
there's Hogswart -the local
school of witchcraft and wiz-
ardry, found-
ed by the
high prtes~
of witchcraft
themselves. It
is here that
Harry learns
from the mas-
ters. It is here
he learns the
power ol sor-
cery. It is
here he
learns that
lile indeed is a witch's
brew; drink 1t
up.
Harry Pot-
ter has
become the
klg mattws,
!he Website
of1he
~Potier
fmt dub
Ms.dies
brOWSll'S not
to send any
•mean• ma(
darling of the grade-school
set, a little nerd of a kid
whose tile is one sustamed
adventure. The character is
the brainchild of J.K. Rowlmg,
an English writer whose
imagination and skillful writ-
ing caught the literary world
by ~urprise. Not until now has
a children's book topped the
New York nmes Best Seller
list.
But Rowling's wntings
have not swept dreamily
through the corridors of all
grade schools. You don't wnte
about witchcralt and child
abuse without strolling
through the neighborhood of
controversy.
M \IUANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY Pl.OT
The view from the bell tower of First United Methodist Church, one of the oldest churches in
Costa Mesa. The new sound sy tem's "bells" ring every 15 minutes and can be heard across town.
In Slmi Valley, for mstance,
a couple pulled thetr child out
of school rather them let him
listen to d teacher read from a
Harry Potter book. In the
Newport-Mesa Uruficd School
District, Supt. Robert Barbot
put teachers on notice that
they should "use the book
appropriately" d.nd one parent
publicly worried thdt the book
traded on issues that shouJd
~SEE MARBLE PAGE A 11
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W ith his hearing aids
turned down, Dave
Lester can tolPCate
standing in the cross hairs of the
four loudspeakers that hang m
the bell tower of the Pirst United
Methodist Church.
The reverberating gongs com-
ing from the landmark at 420 W
-19th Street seem loud enough to
crumble the 71-ycar-old stuccoed
Q nrr FOR MORE 1llAN
n\·o YFARS, Fmsr UNmD
Mi!THODL~r' BEIL TOWER
IS ONCE AGAIN RJNGING
AffiOSS CosfA ME5A
walls of the historic church.
Out of service for more than
two years. the bells at First
Methodist are ringing again.
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I n the 1900s, the popula·
tions of the seaport town
of Newport and the ~ann
ing communities that mad
up what Is now Costa M
Making an early
commitment to education
schools
FortodaY•
Miiiennium Moment.
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eduf'ation. Among the fu-st
f w scattered building& thnt
made up Newport -a g n·
eml store and ~t ofbcc -
wa Newport SC'hool.
The lll'St school was built
t 19th Str t and Court
we.re sparse. It WM not swprtsing that by
the end of the decade there we.re only
handful of schools.
Avenu by community mem·
be with lum r donated by a local faml·
ly. Th hoot had a wood tove to k p
th tudenll warm while they learned and
bu t of watei In the icomer m oa But this didn't reflect a dislntere5t In
·on some days when the air is
dry, you ran hear them for miles,·
Lester said. •But on a day like
this, when the condensation is
thick, you can only hear them for
one or two.·
Still, one or two miles is
enough for the pealing bells to
reach the pars of thousands. In
addition to the chimes that sound
off every 15 minutes, hymns are
played on th ' hour, Lester said.
SEE BELLS PAGE A10
they became thir;ty. Emma Moore of Little
ROCk, Aik , was the school's hrst teacher
and taught 18 student m that one·room
choolhouse.
Th d rnnnd for education mcr a.c;cd ~
qut<'kly thAt by 1905, a $5,000 bOnd was
issued to Im nee n two·room hool. Th
chool wa hutlt on the OC"C n front.
In 1908 it bec:am appar nt that the
local commuruty needed more schools.
Haq r, on Of the 6I that mad up
Costa M , wa th next sit for a chool.
On Jan. 31, th fo1lowmg appeared in
an arucl ln th nta An R ster: •s iOOL I CROWDED AT NEW-
PORT BEA H N xt year Newport ..
H ghts will hav chool of Its own. 1b
attendance at th publi sch<>Ol is lnaeas·
ing. Thu ar two teach r, end both
Demolition
instead of
r enovation
at Ensign?
• Closer look at school
distrtct's crumbhng
facilities reveals even
bleaker picture than
that of previous report.
0'\Nfrn C.ot1L1
NEWPORT-MESA -It may
be easier to demohsh Ensign
Intermediate School and stdrt
trom scratch rather thdn mere-
ly repair the cXlsting facility,
distnct ofhcutls sdld.
Enstgn is part of the di<;-
tnct 's effort to identify and
come up with plans to upgrdde
its crumbling "-chools, An
architect's report released ear-
lier this year showed a need for
$127 million m school
improvements, including $3.8
million to renovate Ensign.
After revisiting nearly dll of
the schools and checking
every nook and cranny, Mike
Fine, assistant supenntendent
for financial services, told
school board members that
"the facility m the worst concli-
tion is Ensign, by far.·
When il comes down lo the
bottom line, the $3 8 million
estimated for Ensign's renova-
tion was much too low, he said.
Fine asked architects to
SEE ENSIGN PAGE A18
Steinberg
merges with
Canadian
COlllpany
• Deal means more
· work for the sports
agents, but they will
stay in Newport Beach.
f'b
NEWPORT BEACH
Sports and enl rtamrnent
super agent Leigh Sternberg
won't be moving ha bu.sin
to the Great Whit~ North, eh?
Although a company ba ed
in Wmrupeg. Canada acquired
his ports management
agency on Wednesday, Stem-
b ~rg said he and his employ-:
ees will remain ctt their New-
port Beach location.
-rm thinking obout taking
some languagc·1mmers1on
courses m Ctinad1dn. I'll he
practicing my 'utS' and 'ch , '•
SEE STEINBERG PAGE A18
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A2 Thunday, October 28, 1999
·1111•LY
Police get in the
holiday spirit
WO lll l l
The Costa Mesa Police
Department tS asking residents
to stop in the name or the law
and help the needy for Chrlst-
mas. The Yard House's executive chef is bringing good food to the people
The 14th annual Chnstrnas
' Food and Gift Program began
last week to help needy Cami·
lies and children in the city.
: The goal is to provide a Christ·
mas dinner for 100 families
, along with a gift for each child
12 and younger.
Assistance is needed to raise
donations of money, canned
food and new unwrapped toys.
Donations must be made by
Dec. 8 and can be left at the
West Side Substation, 567 W.
18th ~t. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
weekdays or at the Costa Mesa
Police Department's main loca-
tion at 99 Fair Dnve Crom 8 a.m.
to 6 p.m. weekdays.
A trip that will
come up roses
Reserved grandstand seating
for the Tournament of Roses
Parade is available through Cos-
ta Mesa, which is offering a spe-
cial excursion to the annual
Pasadena event.
The trip is offered through
the city's Recreabon Services
Department. The excursion to
the 2000 Rose Parade on Jan. 1
offers reserved grandstand seal·
mg, bus transportation and d
llghl snack
The $60 llckelc; dTe available
beginrung Nov 1 at the Neigh-
borhood Community Center,
1845 Park Ave Reservations
also may be made by phone
(949) 645-8551 or fdx (949) 645·
3026.
HE IS
Creating a new California
culsine,
FROM SCIENCE
TO THE SKILLET
Carlito Jocson is executive
chef at The Yard House,
which opens at Triangle
Square on Monday. He said
he found his calling while
studying biochemistry at
UCLA, but it was not acade-
mia or medicine.
While working as head chef
at Fullerton's Chez Panache, a
19-year-old Jocson met a Los
Angeles Tunes restaurant critic
who encouraged him to pursue
a career in food.
"He said, 'Carlita, why are
you going to school?' • Jocson
recalled. ·1 said, 'Because I like
helping people.' He said, 'You
know what? You'll make a lot
more people happy feeding
them rather than healing
them.'·
Jocson. now 32, said he was
persuaded after calculating the
cost and time involved in med-
ical school.
MOVING UP THE
FOOD CHAIN
Jocson quickly moved up
from his first job at a frozen
yogurt shop to head chef at
C hez Panache to JObs at Prego
Ristorante in Irvine, Antonello
Rlstorante in Santa Ana and
Zov's Bistro in Tustin.
Now J ocson is overseeing
operations and updating
menus for Tequila Jack's in
Shorelln,e Village and The
Yard House restaurants in
Long Beach and Costa Mesa. •
FOOD iN THE VEINS .
Jocson said despite his suc-
cess, he's never had formal
training as a chef. His mother
ran a catering buSiness while
he was growing up, so be got
hands-on experience --starting
with chopping onions and
peeling garlic, then progress-
ing to baking pies.
"We grew up with food.
Everything was food.· Joc:son
said. •Mom was like ... 'we're
not going to buy you nice
clothes, but you will have nice
food to eat.' "
Jocson said,. unlike his
mother, he usually does not
take his work home to his four
children.
"My wife is the greatest
woman,• he said. ·she cooks
all the meals at home, except
on special occasions.•
SETTING CULINARY TRENDS
With a keen sense for culi-
nary trends, Jocson has updat-
ed the menus of several restau-
rants m the ICON Restaurant
Group, his employer The Yard
House's ·menu now boasts not
only 250 varieties of draft beer,
but Cal-Asian delights such as
salmon spring rolls with roast-
ed seaweed salad and ginger
dressing.
Jocson said a trend is
emerging that has nothing to
do with the talents of the chef.
"A lot of chefs are focusing
on the quality of ingredients
used," Jocson explained. "In
Orange County ... the popula·
tion is very well educated on
food. If you're going to serve.
say. a Cobb salad, it better be
with very good turkey.~
-Story by
Susan McConnadc
photo by Conrad IA\.!
Mesa Verde to learn
about technology
An open meeting on commu-
nications and lt•chnoloqy will be
held Tuesdc1y hy the Me~a
Verde Homt•owni>rs Associa-
tion.
These sales are so good they,re scary
The forum, "Commwuc,d-
bons & Technoloqy to cdrry us
mto the Millennium & Beyond!"
will focus on IPlecom.mun1cd-
tions and how ti will dffcct
homeowners Residents inter-
ested m ensunng that they hdve
the latest technology for their
commurucations systems dre
encourdged to attend.
Represenldtlves from Pdof1c
Bell, Southern CdWom1d Edison
Co. and Cosld Me<.d will be
available to answer questions.
Refreshments will be served
The meeting lasts from 7 to 9
p.m Tuesday dt the Neighbor-
hood Community \entE>r, 1845
Park Ave
Costa Mesa women
nominated for award
Project Cuddle founder
Debbe Magnusen dnd OCC
professor Kdren Morllllaro
have been nominated for an
American Red Cross dWdrd
Mayor Gary Monahc1n nom-
inated the Costa MPsd women
for the seventh c1nnual Clara
Barton Spectn1m Awards for
Outstandmg Women in
Orange County. Magnusen
and MortiJlaro will be honored
along Wlth other nominees at a
luncheon today m ITVlile with
featured speaker C dthy Rigby
Pro1ect Cuddle established
the first national toll-free hot-
line for women who are cons1d-
enng abandoning their babies.
Mortillaro teaches an OCC
class in which students design
furniture or works of art for the
developmentally disabled at
Fairview Developmental Cen -
ter.
Winners of the Clara Barton
award will be announced al the
luncheon.
I t's hard to believe Corona
del Mar Plaza 1s al.ready
celebrating its one-year
anniversary. The festivities
start Friday and continue
through Sunday. O n Friday,
from 3 to 5 p.m., there will be
a great pumpkin giveaway,
complete with 5,000 pounds
of pumpkins. Other events
will mclude the Street Team
from Radto Disney, which will
be on hand with giveaways
and prizes m front of Zany
Brainy. There will be tree cos-
tume contests, pumpkin deco·
rating, and Halloween goody
bags given to the first 500
kids. The Newport Beach Fire
Department will be distribut-
mg child fingerpnnting cards
and Halloween safety tip
sheets. Kids and adults can
stop by Amadeus Spa for free
hair-braiding a{ld makeup
bps for adults. On Saturday,
there will be three events
hosted by Three Dog Bakery,
Sur La Table, and Tommy
Bahama. At Three Dog Bak-
ery, you can show off your
dog in a Halloweenie dog
costume contest. It begins at
2 pm. There will be also be a
dog party hosted by Three
Dog Bakery founders Dan
and Mark The costume con-
test will have separate cate-
gories for the scariest, cutest,
most onginaJ, largest and
smallest. Participants in the
contest will receive free
treats. A local shelter will be
accepting donations for a dog
food dnve. The Three Dog
Bakery events run from noon
to 4 p.m. At Sur La Table, the
best shopping destination for
gourmet cooking supplies,
there will be a cookie-deco-
rating event and sampling in
the store from 11 a .m. to 4
p.m. At Tommy Bahama, a
live 1azz flamenco group will
be perfonrung from 4 to 8
p.m. On Sunday, there will be
tnck-or-treatmg throughout
the Plaza from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
All events are free and open
to the public. Corona de! Mar
Plazd is on the comer of
MacArthur and Pacific Coast
Highway, at 924 Avocado in
Newport Beach. Call (949)
725-2305 for more mforma-
llon.
Charles H. Barr Jewelers is
celebrating its 4 lst anniver-
sary of fine Jewelry sales and
service Wlth a special show-
ing of gemstones of Australia.
Included are fancy, colored
ctiwnonds, deep blue sap-
phires, opals, and a sale on
selected merchandise. It's the
perfect time to get an early
start on holiday shopping
with the 50% off sale on
items in stock. The sale runs
through Saturday. Charles H.
Barr is at 1803 Westcliff Drive
in Newport Beach. Call (949)
642-3310 for more details.
At-Ease of Newport Beach is
celebrating its 30th anniversary
with special purchases, trunk
shows, and special drawings
through Sunday. At-Ease has
two locations at Fashion Island
-the ongmal Men's Store and
the newer Women's & Home
Store at Alriwn Court. At the
Men's Store, you cqJl enter to
win a Robert Comstock coat. In
the Women's Store, you'll
receive a complimentary bou-
quet of handcrafted flowers
with a minimum purchase of
$100. At-EaS<: is at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach. Call
(949) 759.7979 for more infor-
mation.
BEST BUYS
greer ·
der
Participating merchants at
Costa Mesa Courtyards are
giving out candies to children
12 and younger accompanied
by an adult from 4 to 6 p.m.
today. Kids are encourag,ed to
look for the gredt orange
pumpkin in participating
merchants' windows. Also,
the first 1,000 kids will
receive free Halloween bags.
Parents can register to win a
Costa Mesa Courtyards gift
certificate worth $250 No
purchase is necessary. Costa
Mesa Courtyards is on the
comer of Newport Boulevard
and Harbor boulevards.
Golf enthusiasts will
appreciate the new Golf
Guide & Coupon Book, a
comprehensive drrectory of
CaWorrua's public golf cours-
es, wbkh is now available
·we feature course ratmgs
and descriptions, maps, direc-
tories, and coupons for play,~
says its editor, Michael A.
Padgett. All editions are spi-
ral-bound, making them well-
. suited for travel and golf road
trips. There are northern and
southern California editions
of the Golf Guide, and a new
..
Arizona edition is coming
soon. The detailed course
drrectory for Southern Cali·
forrua also covers Las Vegas,
BaJa and Mexico. The
coupons in the book add up
to more than $4,000 in free or
cti.scounted greens fees, golf
carts, range buckets and
lessons, good at more than
180 locations. The maps cover
every location. city and
regional maps, and a giant
fold-out overview map high-
lights all the courses and
ranges. The 400-page gwde
is updated annually and
includes more than 400 COW'S·
es and ranges with more than
350 coupons. Some 40 new
courses were added to the
latest edition. The Golf
Guide, which can be reach,ed
at (800) 200-4122, costs
$24.95 and is available at
local golf shops, including
Cal's Caddyshack at (949)
646-7714; Roger Dunn Golf at
(714) 558-0074, and Auto
Club offices.
Bow Danglers is having a
trunk show with New York
designer Stephanie Schuster
Kruts on Fnday and Sa~urday.
The designs are made of
washable knits and cotton
cashmere, and come in an
array of colon.. Regular store
hours are from 10 a .m. to 5
p.m. There will also be
refreshments. Bow Danglers
lS at 369 E. 17th Street in
Costa Mesa. Call (949) 642-
5459 for more infonnation.
•BEST BUYS is pubHshed Thurs-
days and Saturdays. If you know of
a good buy, send a fax to (949) 646-·
4170 or write to Oa1ly Pilot, Best
Buys, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa
92627
Applications will ij
aCC'epted tor the next Orange
County Grand Jury tem1
s~Mondily. ..
The board com}>rises.~9
residenbi wt serve a QPf-
year period to investigate tie
operatibhs of county~
ment. The tcnn will
July 1, 2000, but the ap li
tion process will conbn
through Jan. 31. •
Applicants must be at
18 years old, a US. cttiz
and a county resident for ~t
least one year. Names
selected by random drawi
from those nommatL>d by :ia
group of Supenor C::otJrt
judges. oi
Prior to the nommanon,
each applicant is m.tcMew'1
by a judge and the cour;y
marshal conducts a bac~·
ground investigation. •
Grund jurors must .
available five days a w~.
Some everung and week
hours may be wquired, r..,,
well. Also of note, applicaitt:.
cannot be active m a politbl
campaign dunng seMC0 Gtl
the grand jury. •
Grand jurors will rerei a
stipend of $25 per day, noJ JD
exceed $125 per week. •
also may bC paid for a
mileage to and from borne -:
Applications may
obtained at the Jury ColiUij.{t
sioner's Office, Room A·1tf,
at the mam courthouse, ]fl
Civic center Drive West. :!'
Santa Ana. l:r
For more information, ~
(714) 834·674? or c:hor.k ~
Web site !·it
wv.w.oc.c:CJ.govllfUperlor. ~
P! -Greg Rist
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• 1risto1 Strwt: A compact d1\C player worth S200 w.i
COSTA MESA
stolen from a car In the 2900 block during the evening~
Oct. 15. ~
• ~ Av.nue: A bicycle worth S100 was stolen lb
the 2600 block between 8 and 10 am. Oct. 14. 1 ~
• w.t 19th S...e.t: A wallet •nd Its contents worth $ \ 1p
were stolen from • ~tore in the 200 block during the day
Oct. 16 i
NEWPORT BEACH
•......,, Stnet: ~mt fraudulently uwd 1 Slolen {f
1t card and charged S219 at a $te>re 1n the 1000 block
Oct 4. •
• Welt CoMt Highway. About ~500 Ind sewral lteml ~
dothlng were sioten from a boat In the 2900 block at 10~
p.m. Monda~ f
• Newpo11 ~A tellulat phonf worth .MOO
stolen from I CM In the 3000 blo(t( during ~
ewnlng •
•.,...,._A PltlpOtt wont\ S 10was~1rcim a
In tht JOO blodt ~ rrfdly Ind~
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Thur'®y, October 28, 1999 A3
-Forget about the facts, the comfr!ies are coming MILLENNIUM MOMENT my, hey, our very own
cold waniors, Chris and
ana, have fired up the
-commie-busting business
again.
1bings have been pretty
quiet on that front since the
Russkies and the Berlin Wall
went belly-up. Dana has b<>en
busying himself with a kmd of·
Loli-hearted effort to demo~
art in America as a subversive
gallery of dirty pictures and take
6Way the lunch money the gov-
~ent prOVides in its support.
lhis got him some public atten-tion for awhile but never really
fiDed the cavernous gap left by
the demise of the conunies.
Then something quite won·
~happened. In chscharg·
~ his congressional duties,
Cfuis found the commies again.
Honest. Real commies that had peen under our noses all along.
So, armed with Chris's dlscov·
ery, the boys came back to
Newport Beach and separately
Jold their Republican fnends
8Jld supporters what they were on to: that if we weren't careful
and didn't listen to Chris and pana, we would one day -
1 llOOner than any of us expect -
~ fighting for our way of life
flgainst ... hold on, now, it's 1
~gming ... TiiE CHINESE.
. Dana was here just a few
~ks ago, taking pro rorrna
~ots at government funding of
the arts and, of all things,
alleged global warming. But his
heart was clearly on cornrrue-
busting.
According to a Pl.lot reporter,
he said. Wltb a fme flair for his-
tory, that America's current
threat JS Cornmurust China,
..ymch •is what the Japanese
· ~e in the 1920s and 1930s."
He then J:ompared his vision to
TIE IELL
CURVE
~"·
that of Winston Churchill. No
matter how you.feel about his
logic, you've got to achrure his
chutzpah.
Chris brought us a sunilar
message several months earlier,
shortly after the release of a
report on Chinese espionage
from a congressional committee
he chaired. Back home to
applause for bis new celebrity,
Chris told the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce, again
according to a Pilot reporter,
that Nthe Clinton administration
has forsworn a policy of anti-
communism ft in order to coddle
a #police Slaten whom we
should #engage fully in ways
designed to change that."
I'm not sure what that
means, although it is a darion
call if ever I've beard one. But
there have been some unfortu-
nate challenges that the boys
have so far simply brushed
aside as that old devil liberal-
lSJTl trying to mute the urgency
of their vision .
Take the Cox committee
report. for example. After the
first reacbon of praise for poml-
+ t t
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ing out some dear defidenoes
in our secunty apparatus, it
bcaime more and more appar-
ent that the committee report
went far beyond the conclu-
sions supported by the evi-
dcmce it turned up.
For example, Robe.rt S. Nor-
ns, military analyst Wlth the
Ndtural Resources Defense
Council, wrote in a recent Los
Angeles limes' Sunday opinion
section: #To suggest,· as the Cox
report does, that Chinese
weapons are mere copies ('on a
par with our own') oC U.S.
wedpons is absurd ... The lund
headlines about China as a
dangerous nuclear threat are
ammunition for some initial
Sdlvos of the 2000 campaign.•
At the same time, the New
York Tunes, originally fav6r-
able, offered second thoughts
thdt the Cox report •went
beyond the evidence• to sup-
port its cldims.
Dana does the committee
one better. He ignores the evi-
dence. l le clearly is not going
to let facts get in the way of bis
Churchillian vision. Such facts
-detailed in the Norris article
and available in the public
domain -as the U.S. has
10,000 nuclear weapons, of
which 7,000 are of interconti-
nental rcmge; the Chinese have
about two dozen ICBMs similar
to the Titan U, which was
retired 20 years ago. The U.S.
has 18 ballisti.c-rnissile sub-
1Tldrules: the Chinese have one
that is reportedly too unsafe lo
venture beyond its regional
waters. There are no compara-
ble Chinese MX rrussiles, B-2
bombers or Thdent submartnes
It would be mteresting to
hear Dana's evidence that the
Ounese have cmy programs
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All of this reminds me of
Orange Cowtty' glory days
when my congressman, Junmy
Utt, was constantly on the alert
for signs that the commies were
on the march. His newsletters
always had the urgency of a
dispatch from the front, and
like Dana and Chris -he kept
a constant wary eye on the
Chinese.
Once he reported that the
Chin~ communists wf>re
assembling an army Ill MeXJco
that would join Wlth a ~large
contingent of barefoot '
Africans• engaged ma Uruted
Nations milita.ry exerose in
Georgia to take over the United •
States. Tom Kuchel, then a
Republican senator from Cali-
fornia, reported that his office
alone received thousands of let-
ters from people frightened by
Utt's nonsense
Perhaps we're a little more
soplusticated now. I'm not sure.
But I guess the thing that dis-
rurbs me most dbout this new
fighting front Chris and Dana
have opened up IS that I'm
actually looking forward to the
possibility that Bob Dornan will
take on Dana in the Republican
primary next spring.
l didn't think there was any-
thing that could move me to
welcome Doman back to public
life. But now I've found a rea-
son. They rrught elinunate each
other and we would miracu-
lously be represented in Wash·
ington by someone who has
moved into the new millenniwn
instead of trym~ to warm up the
old millenruwn s Cold War.
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Forgotten bits of Cahforrua his·
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The Press published obscure
works from the early Callf omia
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hoodlums and advenrures among
the native Americans who lived m
the area. · Horace Parker
Parker was a member of the
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members of OCC's board of trustees. He served on the college
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A4 Thursday, October 2e, 1999
City tries to . decipher
Dunes .traffic study
• Planning Commission
will review report again
before public comment
period ends Nov. 15.
NOAKJ Sa IWAATZ
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ence rooms, meeting-room
space and banquet facilities.
At a recent Planning Com-
mission study session, ques-
tions were directed at how the
study was done and what
could be done to address so°'e
of the problematic traffic
issues, said Patrick Alford,
senior planner.
"AreweSllng
outourfuMe
carillullly .......
some budcsr
Bob C.aus1'n
Environmental
activist
impossible
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the streets
to rel;eve
some of the
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NEWPORT BEACH -City
officials are still trying . to
unravel what they say is a
complicated traffic study with-
in the recently released envi-
ronmental report on the pro-
posed Newport Dunes
hoteVresort project.
In particular, commission-
ers were perplexed at bow the
intersection at Marguerite
Avenue and East Coast High-
way -which is at least three
miles from the Dunes -could
be affected by the proposed
project. The study found the
intersection would be pushed
past acceptable traffic levels
by the additional 40 trips a day
that the Dunes project would
generate.
remains
unclear
how this
realization
may affE!ct
approval of
the Dunes project.
•1 don't understand it,"
Kranzley said. •I'm going to
insist on detailed informa-
tion.•
SEAN HUER I DALY Pl.OT
'li"affic at the busy Intersection of East Coast Highway and Marguerite Avenue ls expected
to Increase lf the proposed Newport Dunes hotel is bulll
·Tue content is confusing,"
said Planning Commissioner
Mike Kranzley. •We need to
do a lot more work on the traf-
fic study to really understand
the long-term impact of this
proposed development."
The $100-million project
proposes a hotel and time-
share complex totaling 400
rooms and 100 time-share
units. There would also be
55,000 square feet of confer-
Alford said this would be in
the long term, after all
approved developments
affecting the intersection are
completed. And because of
the location of the intersection
in the crowded business dis-
trict of Corona del Mar, it is
DeAnza Bayside Village
mobile home residents on
Tuesday expressed their con-
cerns about traffic -particu-
larly as it relates to Bayside
Drive and East Coast Highway
-at a community meeting
with a representative from the
Dunes project and Alford.
•Are we selling out our
future community enjoyment
for some bucks?" asked envi-
ronmental activist Bob
Caustin, who attended the
meeting. nm Quinn, manager of the
Dunes project, said he thinks
the resort has always been a
good neighbor and wants to
work with local communities to
find a solution to their con-
cerns ..
In addition to traffic issues,
the conunission is also paying
attention to noise, water and
the effects the project could
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lights emanating from the pro-
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experience the community had
with the glare created from the
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the topic again at a Nov. 4
study session. The report is -
currently in its public review
phase, Alford said. Copies Qf
the report are available at the
public library and at the plan-
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Each Wednesday JUSt
alter noon, a group of
second-grade students
at Kaiser Primary Center can
be seen trouping out of the
cafetena with the lunch du
jour and cartons of chocolate
milk.
Where are they going?
Back to class to meet with
their teachers and many par-
ents -also on lunch breaks-
ror·a book club.
The club is optional and
takes place during recess once
a week. Yet the carpet sur-
rounding second-grade teach-
er.s Julie Garmon and Caryn
Broesamle was packed wtth 2f. readers.
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student who eagerly tugged
on Miss Gannon's sleeve
·can I come to book club
today?•
•This is our recess,
too,'"Garrnon said. "Caryn
and I both think this is the fun
part of teaching. We're really
with the kids -all on the
same level.•
Through the club, Broesam-
le said, students learn to talk
about and appreciate books.
Everyone -teachers. par-
ents and students -reads at
home and then meets for hall
an hour every week to discuss
characters and share words
that they didn't know, couldn't
pronounce or simply liked.
Students and teachers
teased each other about the
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numher of yellow sticky notes
on their book'i . that marked
passages they wanted to dis-
cuss
·who has a word?" Gar-
mon asked.
Five htUe hands went up,
followed by questions about
the definitions of •precipice,•
wmetal " or wbreast plate." All
were eager to share their
questions and observallons.
Demonstratmg the club's
populanly, Garmon said sev-
eral very dCtive young boys
JOlned the club before realiz-
ing 1l wac; at recess. At first;
they wanted to change their
minds. But after going to the
fust book club, they decided
not to, she Send.
The club, in its second year,
1s reading "The Magic Tree
House" series by Mary Pope
Osborne. ~
r
Gwen Gaylord raises
hand with a question d
the book club.
Thur~, October 28, 1999 AS
. l>t-0 0 BY MAR"' "NA DAY MASSEY I OAIL't' PllOT
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Center. At top left, Gannon reads to students. •
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A6 Thursday, October 28, 1999 1•
Hostage standoff ends quietly
• Costa Mesa man
charged with false
imprisonment after
holing up for 12 hours
with his victim.
GREG RJsl..r>.K:
~"" COSTA MESA -A 23-
year-old cook who had a beef
with a retirement home co-
worker surrendered to police
Wednesday morning after he
hekl the v1ctim hostage for
about 12 hours
'uan Manuel Martinez of
C'>st.a Mesa was charged Wlth
fdlse . impnsonrnent and
dssault with a deddly weapon.
He IS being held i.n lieu or
$50,000 ball and is scheduled
to be arraigned at Harbor Jus-
tice Center today
The seri~ of events began
dt about 8:30 pm. Tuesday
when the 23-year-old Victim
came to work at Costa Neu-
porte Semor Living Facility in
the 2200 block of Fdtrview
Road When the v1ct1m walked
into the lutchen, Martinez was
lymg m Wdll with a baseball
· bdt and cctrrymg d pair of
hanclc ulfs dlld pddlocks,
polln• sa1cl.
~IMtmn Wd'> reportedly
111>->£>! \\'I I h tht• v1ctun over
"work-related• issues, but
Costa Mesa police did ·not
elaborate on the details
Wednesday night.
Martinez surprised htS co-
worker and confronted him.
Startled by the suspect, the
victun tried to run away, but
Martinez attempted to hand-
culf bis ankle to a metal fix·
ture. The co-worker tried to
wriggle free and in doing so,
sprained his ankle.
Once the victim was
restrained, Martinez barricad-
ed himself and the man. Police
couldn 't confirm whether
Martinez made any threa.ts,
but said he did talk to the
employee about several issues '
throughout the night.
Authorities said Martinez
fell asleep and around 8:30
a.m. other employees began
coming to work. The victim
found a piece of paper, wrote
a note for help and slipped 1l
underneath a door.
An employee called police
who responded to the scene.
Negotiators then made con-
tact with Martinez and he
agreed to surrender.
"He came out on his own, H
said Sgt. Don Holford.
The hostage drove himself
to Hoag Hospital, where he
received treatment for a mild
ankle sprain and was later
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$40, not including lunch. Partic-
ipdllts are encouraged to bring
snacks, hats and sunscreen. For
more information, call (949) 675-
1215.
Coastal Commission
pushes license plates
The state's Coastal Com-
mission is urging holiday
shoppers to consider purchas-
ing a specialty license plate,
which will help support the
preservabon of the coastline.
Further, the license plate is
a gift that ends up on the b ck
of someone's car and not in
the back of their closet,
commissioners said.
The commission has ct
ed three plates benefiting
entire California coast,
Tahoe and Yosemite Natio
Park. The plate for the c
features a whale tail.
Since it was launched in
1997, more than 30,000 pla e~
have been sold, raising m re
than $2 million for proj s
such as Coastal Cleanup D y.
the Adopt-a-Beach Progr
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• TODAY
Orange Coast College will
hold a four-part workshop to
help individuals prepare for a
secure retirement starting
today and running through
Nov. 18. The workshops will
meet from 6:30 to 9 Thursdays
in Room 171 of Costa Mesa
High School. Registration fee is
$69. The high school is across
the street from OCC, which is
at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. for more information,
call (714) 432-5880.
FRIDAY
The Friends of the Newport
Beach Library will hold a used
book sale in the Friends Meet-
ing Room of the library from 1
to 5 p.m. The library is at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
For more infonnation, call (~9)
759-9667 .
The Orange County Chapter of
the Single Gourmet will hold a
gourmet dinner event at The
Ritz at 6:30 p.m. The Ritz is at
880 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. For informa-
tion, call (949) 854-6552.
Team X Treme of Orange
County will hold a Halloween
Bash at 1Win Palms Restaurant
to benefit the Orange County
Alzheimer's Assn. Helpline.
The event wi.µ feature live
music, hors d'oeuvres and a
costume contest. 1Win Palms is
at 630 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Cost is $20.
For information, call (714) 283-
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a haunted house Friday and
Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. and
Sunday from 1 to 4 p .m.
Admission is $1. The haunted
house is at 1720 Adams Ave.,
Costa Me5a. For more informa-
tion; call (714) 641-3112. The
house may be too scary for
children under age 7 .
SATURDAY
CbrlJt Lutheran School ls hold-
ing its annual fall festival, #A
Day Out West," from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. The !ree event will fea-
ture old-fashioned carl).ival
games, rides and crafts for pur-
chase. The church is at 760
Victoria SL, Costa Mesa. For
more information, call' (949)
548-6866.
NOVEMBER 2
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Business Owners, Orange
County Chapter will meet from
6 to 9 p.m. at the Wyndham
Garden Hotel to discuss the
importance of legislation and
elections on the business com-
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Me5a. For more information,
call (714) 832-5741.
NOVEMBER3
Newport Harbor Republican
Women hosts James L Hlrsen,
who will give a talk titled
"Government by Decree:
From President to Dictator
through Executive Orders," at
its meetirig at the Balboa Bay
Club. The club is at 1221 W.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The event starts at
11:30 a.m., includes a lunch,
and costs $20 per person. For
more information, call (714)
968-5984.
Fairview Development Center
will hold its 9th annual •Ho
Ho Ho-liday Boutique• from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fairview
aud1toriwn, 2501 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 957-
5188.
Speak Up Newport will pre-
sent an update on the Balboa
Theatre rejuvenation at 6 p .m.
at· the Riverboat Restaurant,
151 E. Coast Highway, New-
~rt Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 224-2266.
The Newport Beach Public
Library holds •Parenting 101"
at noon in its Friends Meeting
Roam. The program, present-
ed by Dr. Richard Shulman,
encourages parents to become
more effective by creating an
environment that promotes
mutual respect, fosters com-
munication and restores fami-
ly harmony. The library is at
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) -717-3801.
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Tbe Voluatew Allodmtlon "'bl
Sherman Ub1ary and Gardens
will hold an ••Epicurean
Christmas" shopping event lrt
its gift shop from 10:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. 1 be shop is located at
264 7 Bast Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar. For more
information, call (949) 673-
2261.
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The 1999 Newport/Mesa Par,.
enting Conference will talc'
place from 6:30 to 9:30 p .m. ol
Paularino School, 1060 Paul~
ino Ave., Costa Mesa. D~.
James Jon~. author of ••Are
Your Kids Driving You Nu~?''
will speak. For more informar-
tion, call (800) 349-2543. .,
SL And.rew's Presbytert.lli
Church hosts •Tue Relationship
Seminar• at 7:30 p.m. at th~
church. John Barty, director at
the DeVry Institute of TechnoJ,o.
gy, presents a discussion titled
•Who Am W The church is at
600 Sl Andrew's Road, New-
port Beach. For information, call
(949) 574-2214.
Orange Coast College's alumnt
Hall of Fame induction Will
take place at 5 p.m. at the Nor-
man E. Watson Library. The
event is free. OCC is at 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
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Building Industry Assoda-
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~e County Chapter will
hold its Installation Gala for
~ president Jeff Porstor and
its board of d.irectors at the
tin South Coast Plaza, 666
ton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The
f!l\rent starts at 6:30 p.m. For
more information, call (949)
224-0321. ·n
Newporl Harbor Nautical
Nfuseum's gill shop is having a
i)¥eview of holiday gifts from
i~ a.m. to 5 p.m. Local author
Dee Cache will sign her new
book. •"Captain 'filgalong."
1'He museum is at 151 East
·pacific Coast Highway, New-
P.9rt Beach. For more infonna-
Han, call (949) 673-7863. I
tJ.OVEMBER 6 •
Otange Coast College w1ll be
tloldmg a jury rigging and sail
·repair course dl its Sailing
C~nter from 1 to .S p.m. Stu-Ct~nts of the $25 course will
learn how to keep potential
PWblems from developing into
·or difficulties. The center is
1601 West Pacific Coast
f. hway, Newport Beach. For
~9re information, call (949)
645-9412.
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Tbe Pour SeMom Hotel boltl
etiquette expert Theresa
Thomas, who will teach table
manners for children in a
course that runs from -4:-45 to
7:30 p.m. The $105 tutorial and
dinner covers such dining
mceties as napkin and utensil
placement, posture, and prop-
er soup-supping technique.
The Four Seasons is at 690
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. To make reserva-
tions, call (949) 759-0808.
Sherman Ubrary and Gardens
presents •ferns for the Home
Garden,~ an early-morning
program on fem growing and
the purchase of specialized
ferns. The free event starts at
9:30 a.m. The library is at 2647
East Pacific Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. For more
infonnation, call (949) 673-
2261.
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Qrml9e County Foundation for
Oncology Children and Fami-
lies. The event ii S50 for YPAC
members, S60 for nonmembers
and S65 for tiekets at the door.
For more infonnation, call (800)
-405-2766, ext. 83.
Tbe Newcomer's Club ol New-
port Beach will hold a garage
sale from 8 a .m. to 3 p.m. The
event is at 2300 Windward
Lane, Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949)
654-4450.
NQVEMBER 13
Famlly Docton Omce w1ll otter
$5 flu shots for community
members from 9 to 11 a.m. The
office is at the Kmart Plaza
Center, 2200 Harbor Blvd.,
Suite B210, Costa Mesa. For
more inf onnation, call (949)
548-2273.
ONGOING
more infonnation, call Barbara
at (949) 261-8003.
Tbe Friends of the Newport
Beach Public Library U cd
Book Store needs to replcmsh
its book stock. Patrons are
urged to bring m unwanted
books. With the exception of
law books or magazmcs, all
donations -hardcover and
pa~rback -are welcome and
are tax-deducbble. Books mdy
be left at any of the three
branch libraries -8dlboa,
Mariners or Corona del Mar.
They could also be left m the
special book closet next to the
store, 1000 Avocado Ave. For
more information, Cdll (949
759-9667. •
i>upport groups for women
copmg with domestic violence
ct 10 a.rn. and 1 p.m. Monday:;
through December. The
groups will meet for two hours
at St. Mark Presbytenan
Church, 2100 Mar VlSta Ave.,
Newport Beach. For more
mfonnation, call (949) 721-
6079.
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors a
discussion group focusing on
ISSUE'S, concerns and responsi-
bilities 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 idenufy problems and
issues and develop appropri-
ate soluuons. The cost is $30.
For more information, call
(714) 445-4950.
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Thur.day, October 28, 1999 Al
The Costa Mesa Chamber ol
Commerce holds networtdng
luncheon meetings from 11 :45
a.m. to l p .m. at the Cotta
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Onve. C05ta Mesa. Vis-
itors are welcome. C.OSt is $12.
For more infonnatlon, call (714)
885-9090.
The Udo Isle Toastmaiters
Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon-
days at the Oakwood Apart-
ments, 1700 16th St., in thedut>;
house on the rnam level. New-
port Beach. For more inf orma-
bon, call (949) 515-9470.
The John Henry Foundation
sponsors the Comfort Zone, a
mental illness support group,
which meets from 7:30 to 9
p.m . Thtmdays at the light-
house Codstal Community
Church, 301 Magnoha Sl, Cos-
ta Mesa. For more informatio~
calJ (949) 546-7274.
Young Professionals Against
Cancer will hold -Toast of the
Century" at the Balboa Bay
Club from 6 p.m. to midnight.
The evening will feature a
dance, silent auction and casi-
no tables and will benefit the
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
The Newport Bea~b New~om
ers Club meets at 10 a m the
third Wednesdays of each
month at dJ.fferent homes. The
group of about 100 women go
on the road, play goU, tennis,
bndge and more. The group
also holds several evening par-
ties. For more informabon, call
(949) 654-4501.
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BELLS
CONnNUED FROM A 1
, Rev. Ricllard Ewing aid
the bells are an invitation to
'the people of Costa Mesa.
, "It's our m1nisby to the
commuruty to let them know
,we're there with open hearts
and open d90rs, • Ewing
said, adding that th~ church
also just completed a reno-
vation of its sanctuary and
~terior.
So far, it's making a dif.
ference. More people are
dropping by the church and
members have been hearing
p<>sitive comhtents from the
-community
: For an aging congrega·
':bon, this type of outreach iS
:important Some church
;members have been cQtll.ing
since the 1930s, when they
were small children
The church was J:>wlt
Wlth a bell in 1ts tower, but
that bell was removed long
ago and now sits in front of
the church to complement a
sign there. Before Bethel
Towers was built m the
1960s, the church's bell tow-
er was the tallest structure in
th~ city.
Although many struc·
tures have long surpassed
First Methodist in height,
members hope. the chimes
will give the church a di$·
tinetion all its own.
Church members said
they have eXtra appreciation
for the bell tower because it
acts as a buffer to the busy/r"
intersections and strip malls
nearby. Having the chimes·
ring throughout the day
gives the urban area a
small-town feel, said Betty
Decker.
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u#flg matters, the Web site of
the Harry Potter fan club
beseeches browsers not to
send any "mean" mail.
Harry Potter, of course, is
onJy the latest character to
crawl from the pages of liter-
ature and emerge as some-
thing evil, something malev-
olent, something to be
repelled.
Long before Harry there
was Tom Sawyer, the lovable
loser who conned and stole
and cheated and enjoyed life
to the hilt There was Holden
' Caufield, the prep school •
dropout who laughingly
mocked those around him
while silently contemplating
suicide. And there was the
nameless child in Grurun's
Fairy Tales who conunitted
the ultimate zero-tolerance
by trudging through the
woods, carrying 'wine to her
mother.
At one point or another, in
one school distnct or another,
the books, along with their
colorful characters, were
yanked from school libraries,
deemed to be inappropriate
for the young mind.
When I was in school, I
was in love with the inappro-
priate. Or so it seemed. How
else could someone get in
trouble with their English
teacher for reading a book.
Bull did.
The book was •0n The
Road," Jack Kerouac's fren-
zied hymn to the open road
m which two Beat Genera-
tion punks take lots of speed,
steal cars, crash cars, write
poetry, get in trouble with
the cops and -a lot like
Tom Sawyer - enjoy the
heck out of life. 1 thought the
book was great. ·
But the teacher thought
the book was a corrupting
influence, and poor writing
as well. I found it to be elec-
tnc. Did it corrupt me? Not
particularly. The book. didn't
cause me to steal ca.rs or
crash cars or take speed or
even -let's be honest here
-write poetry.
It ctid cause me to want to
read And that's what I did. I
read every last one of Ker-
ouac's books, each one a lit-
tle worse than the next. And
then I read my way through
Steinbeck. And Hemingway.
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i>arks. churches, sdlools, enterta nm nt and sportS Read the. V.UJ
And J ,0. Salinger. I even
blasted my way tluough
William Burroughs, a wnter
who was so completely mad
that he once cut up hu; wnt-
ings, flung them into a heap
and then taped them back '
together again. hopmg theii
haphazard sequence would
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I've been inspired by
books, I've been bored by
books. But I've never worried
that books would lead to rriy
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how be blmdsided by their
evil or give in to some
·wicked impulse.
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. cause our children to tumble
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be sorcerers. He rrught,
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the prtce of admission.
• STEVE MARBLE 1s the managing
editor of lim~ Community News
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pupils are from the mesa,
where new families have
recently located .on the small
tracts and long since thrown
open to purchase. It seems to
be only a matter of time when
a new district will be formed in
thE> me a. The county supenn-
tendent has approved the peti-
tion for a new school distnct on
the Heights, and next Septem-
ber, school will Pe opened."
Indeed, it was opened m the
~. October 2e, 1 m All
fall. ObvJa Hotsmgton, wa
hired from Loi Angeles to
teach. A farm hou wa5
remodeled and became af fcc·
tioMlely known as the "little
green schoolhouse."
Finally, toward the end of
that same year, a large two-
tory building was coni.tructed
on the northeast comer of 18th
and Newport Boulevard. This
was the city;s fm;t commeroal
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fnends of Court Appointed
Special Advocates gathered
for theu annual fall fund-
raiser.
More than t ,500 people
dedicttted to chtld abuse pre·
venlion and services mingled
in the former Crystal Court
section of South C0<1sl Plaza,
which is being transformed
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m a few week!:>
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Fred Port, Carolyn LutUo and
many other community mem-
. bers devoted to CASA.
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Planned Parenthood of
Orange and San Bernardino
counties joined forces mid-
week for an annual luncheon
al The Balboa Bay Club. New-
port Beach.
Chaired by Sandy Wright,
with a committee that includ-
ed Pat Cox, Jane Egly, Bar-
bara Fosier, Richard Jonas,
Larry Kincbe nbaum, Steve
Mather, Tricia Nlcboh , Clau-
dia Ponder, Sandy Price, Ted·
die Ray, Dennis Short, Nancy
Skinner and Jene Witte, sev-
eral hundred advocates came
together to hear the keynote
address of speaker Emily
Lyons.
As the survivor of a clinic
bombing in Birmingham, Ale\.,
on Jan. 29, 1998, Lyons shared
her intimate experience with
the crowd.
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ever,• she told the audience.
Part of the afternoon was
devoted to honoring •Educa-
tion 2000," a fund-raising.sup-
port group of U1e Health Edu-
cation Department of Planned
Parenthood.
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in 1991 with the goal of help-
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by 2000. Statistics indicate
that teen pregnancy is down
by as much as 20% in this
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ity Goll Tour-
nament on Monday. Held at
The Mesa Verde County Club,
Costa Mesa, the charity tour-
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Orange County social ser-
vices. This will mark the sev-
enth year for the event. Last
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This tournament benefits the
protection and preservation of
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organized by the Richlin
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tion company.
The funds used by the
conservancy are raised in 'the
private sector. No public tax
dollars are spent in any
Catalina Conservancy pro-
gram. To find out more, call
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Beach, Newport Coast and
Balboa Island. .
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lous Sherman Llb~ry and ~
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Cafe Jardin. Informal model-
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. . ·datebook Pilot lhurldoy, October 2e, 1999 Al3
Two states in the South are locales of new flicks 4lt
• IDITOll'S NOTE: The Reel Critics
«>lumn f~atures movie crrtiques writ· ten by community members serving
on our panel.
Fine cast saves plot
in 'Happy, Texas'
T here's absolutely nothing
wrong with the movie
"Happy, Texas: There's
· also nothing unpredictable
about "Happy, Texas• once the
initial situation is established.
Two minor criminals escape
from a bus, which was taking
them to prison. They manage
to find a way to •disappear"
by assuming the roles of tWo
gay beauty pageant producers
on their way
to put on a REEL CRmCS children's beauty
pageant in the
small town of Happy, Texas.
What saves this film from
the absolutely routine is its cast.
How on earth so many fine
actors were persuaded to join
this cast, I'll never know, but I
hope they were well pa.id. The
fact that this movie has been
around in theaters since Octo-
ber is pri-
marily due
to their skills
and whole-
hearted
enthusiasm.
And what a
cast: Jeremy
Northam,
Steve Zahn,
WilliamH.
Macy, Ally
Walker and
June Fenner
meana Douglas. 'This is the
same Jeremy Northam who
was so suavely British in
•Emma• with Gwyneth Pal-
trow. And of course, give
Wtlliam H. Macy five lines in a
fihn and he'll create a character
you'll.never forget.
But the biggest surprise
and joy was Zahn in a comic
performance that lifted the
whole children's beauty
pageant plot line out of the
ordinary into the sublime.
If you're looking for an
Oscar-ca.liber production,
"Happy, Texas" is probably not
it However, if you want a
pleasant afternoon or evening
in the company of a truly fine
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• JUNE RNNEll a Cona Mesa re-si·
dent in her late 50s, Is vie• president
of a work force training company.
Let freedom ring in
'Crazy in Alabama'
C onveying two dismal
'60s ways-of-life in the
same movie and not
leave the audience befuddled
was .a formidable task for Anto-
nio Banderas' directorial debut.
Lucille (Melanie Griffith), a
wacky southern bombshell in
a jet-black wig and high heels,
mother of 7, has just lopped off
the head of her abusive hus-
band. Leaving her kids with
her bedraggled mom, Lucille is
off to Hollywood to become an
actress. Unable to shrug her-
self of her husband's control-
ling nature, she packs up his
head in a plastic container and
takes him along. While having
to flirt and flaunt herself
around, you feel compassion
for this woman setting out on
this Hollywood absurdity.
Town Sheriff John Doggett
(Meat Loaf
Aday) is
hot on her
trail, since
nothing
ever hap-
pens in his
town.
Lucille's
Hollywood
TV
appear-
ance of
course
Gay W~-Kelly
andBWKelly
lands her in JWl. The out-
landish trial Judge Mead (Rod
Steiger) delivers a hystencal
resourceful performance.
We say you're "crazy• n9t
to go see this movie.
• GAY WASSAU-KEUY, 59, Is the
editor of a Balboa newspaper and is
active In the communrty. BIU
KELLY, 58, Is an industrial engineer.
'The Omega Code'
misses the mark
I love apocalyptic biblical lit-
erature. You know, the good
stuff -the mark of the
beast, "666," the false prophet,
the abonu-
nation of
desolation. .
The "Left
Behind.
series by
Tun LaHaye
dramati.zmg
this stuff has
been on the
New York
Tunes best-
seller list for
Bradley Kirk
years, so when I heard that a
movie had come out dea.ljng
with this subject matter, I was
very interested. In fact, I really
wanted this movie to be good.
It had so much potential.
Unfortunately, all Omega Code
aspired to was mediocrity.
Caspar Van Dien of
•startroopers• fame plays
Gillen Lane, a Tony Robbins-
like inspirational speaker/wnter
who is also an expert of the
Bible Codes -a popular sys-
tem of gleaning hidden mes-
sages from the Hebrew text of
the Old Testament.
Stone Alexander (Michael
York) is an ultra-wealthy phil-
anthropisVpolltidan who bas
found a secret way to use the
codes to foretell the future and
marupuldte orcwnstanceit so as
to accomplish his IDtJgalomaru-
ac:al campajgn to conquer the
world.
After takiilg Lane as hi.i
"prophet: Stone finds a way to
end world hunger and to fipal-
ly heal the Israeli/Palestinian
conflict. World leaders accept
Stone as their savior.
After Stone is killed and
then nses from the dead as
the apocalypt:ac beast, Stone
takes on a godlike aura and
continues his exploits. Lane
defects, has a spintual awak-
ening, and starts behaving
like a proper prolagorust by
hghting to stop Stone.
It pams me that •Omega
Code• so sadly missed the mark
in its attempted portrayal of the
biblical end of time. The dia-
logue was contnved, the plot
was choppy and bard to follow,
the cnematography was subpar
and the ending was abrupt and
confusin~. Maybe next bme.
• 8RADLEY KIRK. 32, Is a Corona
del Mar resident and civil lltlgatlon
and estate planning attorney.
Miner Mistakes Designer Outlet -furniture and
accessories for your home or office
Miner Mistakes
Designer Outlet
prides itself on
their amazing low prices
of discontinued, one-of-a-
klnd and slightly flawed
furniture and accessories
for the home or office.
Open to the publtc and
located in Costa Mesa, the
store is named after owner
Sheri Miner. The Outlet
carries brand name
furniture, rugs and
accessories from
manufacturers Including
Drexel Heritage, Marge
Carson and Lexington,
just to name a few.
Many of the items are
~
Chinese window lattice. takes many
forms in your home or office
e windows of old
China, graceful wood
creens that provided
glimpses of gardens, vanish
as skyscrapers and apartment
blocks rise in the cities.
The China Source in Costa
Mesa brings some of these
artifacts to Orange County
homes. Chinese window
lattice can take many forms,
rigorously geometric or
fanciful with carved
roundels, Buddhist knots or
"precious object" toggles.
They are presented. ''as
found," weathered or stained,
some with original paint. lt
a gracefUL altar tabk .from China ...
far three hundred years
its black lacquered surfau
has pl.eased the BudJa
hoWJrtd ancestors
served.friends
The new ahipment b In the .vthouK.
670 '\X 17th . 1. (hthinJ Gompurcr Ile\ dtr)
Open 1\ic~. '\Xhi., Thun., IU om w .. rm
or by appo1111meo1 anytunc 9-49 929·1102 .
I can't believe ..... .
direct from their
Hdesigners only"
showroom -The
Showplace South.
Miner Mistakes Designer
Outlet receives new
remarkable pieces dally.
These itell\S are available
to the public at a fraction
of the showroom's cost.
was customary to mount
translucent silk or paper on
the back and this would be
changed every lunar New
Year. In Western homes and
offices, they are art to warm
It's My-Bonte
Land.caping or tt-landtcaping is your answer to a beautiful new look for )OUr home.
KAY MATSON, It.A.
GC.N.P.
I a11411capc Dniper .
FLOWERDAL.E can ma.kc your land cape dreams
come true, and incrcue your home's value, too!
Come in today and di1CO~r the people who can
make a diffi.reocc to you and your garden.
NUllSmHU,INC.
OOMPU!TE LANDSCAPING 4' Yl!AllS EIP. I
IJaNe No. 30855
SANTA ANA• 2IOO N.1\llria A~
(71,) 635-9200
COSTA MESA• 2190 lirillal Aw
"' 154 "61
TERRY MEIKLE
C.c.N.P.
l·z .. g•e
Stop by thtlr warthoust a~
3030 Pullman A''e., Costa
Mesa or call (714) 549·
1442, ext. 199 for a personal
tour of our de-;fgner
warehouse. A friendly on-~itt
designer will be happy to
assist you with your needs.
Mitter Mistakes Outlet is
worth the visit.
walls and lend history to the
new. Prices range from S400
to S 1,000 per panel.
TI1e Cl1i11a Source is located
at 670 W. I lt/1 St., Costa
Mt'Sa. Call (949) 929-1102.
. . . ...
A14 Thursday, October 20, 1999 datebook •I
Doily PilotJ
'~ats ' is. so bad it's good AF ll l I OI
UJERARY
STANLEY 11lUS
Just before the Oick start-
ed, a multi-car accident
outside the theater should
have been a premonition of
the accident about to happen
within the theater, which was
to be witnessed by a partial
dozen of horrified onlookers.
In its own kind of slack-
jawed, drooling, knuckle-
UNCLE DON'S
VIEWS OF
NIL REPUTE -
ctragging
sort of way,
"Bats" was
a rather
entertaining
flick, show-
ing how far
a once-
promising actor (Lou Diamond
Philips) is willing to drop to
perform his craft.
Situated in Gallup, Texas,
and Skull Valley, Ariz., along
with a nwnber of varying
vagr~t geographic locations,
~Bats" lets the cliches roll on
and on to the betterment of
certainly the most moronic
monster movie you'U not see
this year.
These are not your garden-
variety rabid, bloodsuclcing
bats. These are your garden-
variety, Indonesian gene-mod-
ified by the resident mad sci-
entist bats. Infected with some
sort of deadly virus (liber-
alpox, maybe), they've
escaped from your friendly ·
neighborhood secure govern-
ment test facility. They'(e big,
they're bad, and they make all
of them chupacabras you've
seen look like Winnie the
Pooh. Just another run-of-the-
mill government weapon gone
loony-tunes.
Out to save the world is a
varying cast of pseudo-Texas
accented Emmets and Aman-
das, but no ~illy Bobs and
Bubbas. They don't move fast,
talk evep slower and stumble
around like sailors on shore
leave.
The reside nt mad scientist
explained his motivatiQn
behind the new and improved
bats by saying that a scientist
makes things better. That's his
At tis point, .,..
... fr.
r.liied~to
i.ninal icSodly. Al
for the better. Hel,
. it ain 't •Cllizen
Kane." h's r.tter
than that. Grahl-
lfous violem, non-
stop ilogid adion
and a cons1mf
screenplay of s&
gle.sylahle words
keep "Bats• from
becoming a -snore
of the Worlds.,,
job. Now
the little
darlings
are more
intelligent,
bigger,
stronger
anc;t
omnivo-
rous (for
you grads
of public
school,
that means
they eat
every-
thing).
The
clouds roll
in. The
moon ris-
es. Water
runs under
a wooden
bridge
where the
·local sher-
iff bits on the non-mad female
scient:i.St as they ruminate
about things irrelevant and
the sky fills with cheesy spe.
cial effects bats.
Ever seen •nemors, • "The .
Birds,• •frogs,• •Alligator,•
•Piranha• or "Night of the
Living Dead• where barely
sentient creatures attack inno-
cent humans? "Bats• contin-
ues in the vein of stoopidity
well mined by those flicks. In
the bright lights of filmrna.k-
ing, ·eats" is a 15-watt bug
ligb t of enjoyable stoopidity.
In their•infirute wisdumb,
our resident geniuses figger
out that if the bats ain't
d estroyed; all of civilization'
will be. They can't be nuked,
poisoned, shot or trapped, so
these yahoos figger that, like
that termite company, they'll
just freeze their little buns off.
At this point, "Bats" degen-
erates from abject stoopidity to
terminal idiocity. All for the
better. Hell, it ain't "Citizen
Kane." It's better than that.
Gratuitous violence, nonstop
illogical action and a constant
screenplay of single-syllable
words keep "Bats" from
becoming a "Snore nf the
Worlds."
Afte r several army divisions
are wiped out by these flying
furballs, our trto of heroes
descends-into the mine where
the bats are holed up. Falling
through a shaft, they end up
going where only bats go
when bats have to go. And
they've gone. A lot.
The he roes are on a race to
freeze the little monsters
before the military flies in a
motley assortment of rent-a-
dent fighter-bombers to blow
the mine, possibly not killing
all them bats -who breed
like rats. And gawd-f.orbid,
,might breed a sequel.
The bats aren't happy
about their impend.mg e~ter
mination. The heroes escape,
things blow up for no particu-
lar reason, the military calls off
its attack, and the actors see
their market value depreciate
exponentially.
11 Bats" is that rarest of
movies. One so incredibly
bad, so loaded with plot boles,
so enamored with the worst in
filmmak:ing, so schlock-full of
bad computer animations, so
Populated with horrible act-
mg, that it's like a plane crash.
You shouldn't watch, but your
eyes can't help but observe
the disaster in front of you.
• UNCLE DON reviews B movies and
cheesy musical acts exclusively for the
Daily Pilot. You can e-mail him at
ReallyBaclWritingOaol.com .
Starile y Ttllis, author of •ay ..
the Neck Until Dead.• wW ]
appear Friday al 1 p.m. at
Barn.es and Noble Metro
Pointe. The store is at 9018
• South Coast Drive, Suite t.J•
150, Costa Mesa. FOr more •1t
!n{onnation,call (714)4'4· "
/0226. . , :
1
RILEY ST. JAMES
Riley St. James, author of
"Deception in the Ram· 11
shadows" will appear at .'Ill
Barnes and Noble Newpod
Beach Friday at 1 p.m; 1'1i9' ur
s~ore is at 953 Newport
Center Drive, Newport
Beach. For more informa·
bon, call (949) 159-0982.
· MYSTERY NOY.ft
AUTHOR PANEL
Bdl'Iles & Noble Metro
Pointe hosts a Mystery Nov· •
el Author Panel Nov. 5 at 1 OJ
p.m. Sherri L. Board. J eni·
lyn Fanner, Earlene Fowlen V''
Kris Neri, and Nathan 1
Walpow will discuss their i ,
latest books. The store is at ni
901 B South Coast Drive, \ • d1
Suite 150, Costa Mesa. FOr ,f
more information, call (714J tr• t
-444-0226. , • I
J l
~ A GREAT PLACE FOR A DATE 1'
r..e~ ku.eJ, a.t
1~~)
!JakJ,q~~
Scones • muffins • pastry
croissants
Serving Diedrich Coffee
Live OOA4Jand Fri':4sl&4attrdays
8pm-11pm r.-----------:i 1FREE 1 I dn with putthase of coffee I
L _ 2_ ~U£_0!!_P_!'. ~~!!!_e.!_ _ _,
RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the 'Pnde of Newport' Riverboat. home of the Newport
Harbor Nautical MuselXTl !Fotmerly Reuben E Leel Open for
lunch Tues -Frt l 1 am 3pm Brunch served Saturday & Sunday
8am-3pm Dinner served Wed. -SlJ'l 5pm-10pm We cater
corporate and private events. weddings & ba11quets All ma1or
credit cards accepted Located At 151 E Coast Hwy. Newport
Beach, 19491 673-3425 Fax (9491 673-2175
CHESTER D RAWE RS' INN
A Costa Mesa tradition for good times for the past 15 years
Join us for fabulous 113 lb b1Tgers served with curly fries. spicy
buffalo wings. or one ot oor other munchables Enioy your
favorite beverages during happy hour from 3pm·8pm dally All
day on Sunday Tell your friends to meet you here Enioy
baslcetball, foosball. pinball. golden tee 99. darts! Kitchen Hours
are 3pm 10pm. 7 days a week Located at 179 E. 17th St #A
1n Coste Mesa 1949! 631-4277
.JACK S HRIMP
Serving authentic Louisiana cu1s1ne in an upbeat. casual
atmosphere With patio dining Try ru-Jackshr1mp plates. or the
Jamrnin' Jambalaya Take-out and dehvel'f available Located at
2400 W Coast Hwy 19491 650-5577
NEWPORT RIB COMPANY
We ere loceted et 2196 Harbor Blvd !the old Sinter) We otter
e cookteil lounge, larger banquet facilities more parting, and a
sep8rate catering kitchen Open for lunch and dinner. We have
the best baby baclc ribs tn Orenge Coonty served in a wsrm ond
comlort.eble setting (9491 631 ·2110.
ZUBIES CHI CKEN COOP
We're more than itJSt chic:brl In addlbOO to °"" Rotissene.
&oe6ted. end GNled lllirJcen. we otfer Steak. Selfood, Pnme Rib
Baby Back Ribs, Plaa, a 22-ltl!m ~ mini Md 1'1'K'.n1
Generoua pot\itll8 st a GREAT vekJe. Come meek L8 oW Open for•
"'1ch. dimer, (piua and~ seived elf dayl and &i-W;
Bteekfa6t NI coclctail hr. ~ leclibaS 14> to 70 Game room
100r1 to be op«1 414 Cld ~ BM! ICcmr of Hospital Road
and ()d NeWpori) in NewpOrt Beect1 ~9491 645 0006
b ic.«, ( 1 •
NEWPORT BEACH BREWING CO.
The ~ tirewery ll'l ~ Betd1. we SeM eward winning
been & we ttave e loncestiO food ~. with ouutoor dining and
klta of FAE£: parking lotaed at 2920 Newport Blw.f Ho!"8
11 30em-11 •30pm Sun T nure H SOam 1 OOam "ri Sat
(9491 675 8449
DN~N~\GRDILL
Hfhe New Tasfe Sensorion in Chicken, Slealc & Seafood*
1he aromas of garlic
& cilantro woff .&
conversation hums
ot lnko Grill"
·LA TIMES
· Kevin Ives '98
"Serving some of
the most innovative
foods oround"
{OSTAMESA
Traditional & Co111em porary Italian Cui-.ine
Cume and try the lutesr res taurant in Newport Beac h .
We feature delic i<.>u:.· pasta. 1uicy ossuhuc<.>.
<'\c:el/ent ciuppino and rile p e rfect martini!
Fix Price Menu (Mo11-Tlturs)
5 :00pm-7 ·00pm -$15,00 per perso11
Win e Tasting Every Wednesday
4 :30pm-6 :00pm -$12.QO per person
(inrludes complimenrar)' t /Jee.rt• huff er)
LIVE MUSIC FRIDAY & SATURDAY • 7PM
23600 Rockfield • l.oke Forest 260 Bristol • Costa Meso
(949) 587·9008 (714) 444-4652
Call for entertainment schedule.
MISTRAL
A favorite neighborhood hideaway. Mistral offers a comfortable
dining room with a Californian Provence menu at reasonable
prices. and e separate bir·lounge area Wl1:h ptano music nightly
Plenty of free perking across the street, Mistral IS everyone's
favorite "Secret Place · Dinner served Tues. Wed, Sun 530pm-
10 ()()pm Thurs, Fn. Sat 5 30pm-11 :()()pm locatl?d at 440
Hehotrope Ave, Corona del Mar, 9491723-9685.
BASILI C RESTAURANT
Offering a variety of SWISS French cuisme. Located at 217
Manne Ave on Balboa Island Dinner served Tues. -Sun. 5 30 -
10 p.m for reservations please call (9491 673-0570
P INOT PROVENCE
Joachlm Sphchal's only O'ellge COl.llty restatrart featlses
MedltanrteErl 111"8 iw:;pred bv tre lnJ1l'ySlde ci SoATem Fnn:e ll a
splerldld settrg ndl Wltt1 ~ im rustx: eleglra!. Aeoogmid "'
tte Jcrres 8ea'tl Rm:l<D:rl Mcn.sa ~ &ti
8nrdvt.inMlm:r C7141 444..&m
T ROQUET
Wtth a decor reminiscent of the cory. chic bistros of France.
Tn>Quet offers superb. modem French bistro cooklng by chef lim
Goodell Excellent Wine hst Magmfiq\ie desserts1 Top Rated
Restaurant -Southern Cahfomla Zagat Survey. Recognized by
the James Beard Foundation Mon·Sat lln:M)1nner. Closed
Sunday 17141 708-6865
SIR ROGERS, LTD
Sandwiches. coffee and espresso drir«s & smoothies. All OOH
breakfast menu. Catering available Open Moo-Fn at Sam Set at.
7am and StKI at Sam. Located at 270 E 17th Street. Costa
Mesa !9491 645-2252.
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT
8c SAUSAGE COMPANY
Pasta. CIES8" salad. tomraie 6a.1681J!. we!. !mt. vegeta;en disf'es.
~. Im: ~ & dessat. lb.l's 7 days a~ S8vrll Set. &
&11 tnnMran 8 :IJ..1 :CD. &ti -nus 11 ll'll-1 ~. Hi .set. 11 im
111)1'1 /JJ rrep" mdt ard6 ~ IJxaad flt 251 ~
Wff(.~ Beedl 1949) 7230021
NEWPORT NOODLE
'Where the Poss1bibtles Ar9 Endless ' Ths former Newport Rib
Company foc8t~on at 2000 Newport Blvd We offer guests a
wide array of delicious pastas. chlcien, steak and seafood at
pnces atfordable for the whole family Our warm comfOl'Ulble
booths. tvll bar. kids' menu arid banQuet room ere well worth the
visit. Open every day at 4 00 pm Take out 8V841able aft.Ar 11 30
AM 1949) 548-0099
ZUCCHERO RISTORANTE
Come eAd try the other taste of Italy. Trad1tlonal & contemporary
lt.ehan menu prepared We offer a full bar & e vanety of wines to
choose from Enjoy exqui&i\8 ws1ne m a f'OITWltlc Getting Ftxed
pnce menu Monday-Thll'sday Wine testing on Weoesdeys
Open fur dinner only 5 OOpm-10 30pm. Ftlclay & 5atu'daY
5.00pm-11 ·30p m Located at 215 Riverside Ave Across From
the Po$t omce ReSBNlltlOllS Suggestl!d (949) 646 2333
ARMANICAFE
Ad1ooent to !tut Empono Armeni bwtique, Armani Cef6 offer& 11
Gtytish t.tino for a light meal Om on gupert diflheS from
Northem Italy and enfOY a glass of WWl8 on Uie outdoor J*.IO
SeNtng krieh & dinner d811y Located oeer Jewe4 ~ lfl 5WJ'I
Coar.t Ploze 17141 754 0000
LUGANO CUCINA DE~
MERCATO
The gophisuceted embeence will remind you of e Milanese Cllf6
OellCIOOS meat lure ~ d1mett to thia pO&h Spat wtwe
p11le1.e plees111,g fare 1s created u111ng only the ftt tiest
lfl0Mld•mt4 Mon-rn Btcllkt Vl.OOctvOmer. Set-51.in ~
loc6led et 650 Mt.on Blvd 11141668 0880
THAT'S AROMA
Orange County's Newest Italian Restaurant concept t.ha\ well
definitely tum your nose. Delectable contemp0r8ry Italian dishes
with an aroma or garhc, complimented by the best smelling
lounge 1n Costa Mesa. Whet.her your d1n1ng with mends, clients
or family, That's Aroma offers quality food 1n a unique restl\'e
atmosphere Located on the upper level at Triangle Square,
where Newport and Harbor meet !9491 540-7999
SA PO RI
ltahan food for hearty eaters. Open 11 .30am· 1 O.()(Jpm. Sunday-
Thursday. 11 :30am-1 Hl0pm Fnday·Seturday located at 1000
Baysu:le Orrve. l9491 644-4220
VILLA NOVA
Villa Nova offers Classic Italian Cli1s1ne with a spectaoolar View
Featuring homemade pastes. fresh seafood & veal specialties
and a unique waterfront ambiance rem1ntscent of an Italian
Countryside Professional service & an award Wlmlng Wine list
dehght patrons 'M11le dining In this romenbC setting lJve
entertammeot begins ni~tly at 9pm The upstairs Cigar Loooge
features premium cigars. spirits end en ex.tensive appetizer
menu Located at 3131 West Coast Hwy (9491 642-7880
A MACHI
Sushi & Sushi t.o Go. Complete Bar.All Major Credit Cards.
Located At 2675 INine ~ lACl'OSS from N~ Golf r.ourser
!949l 64S.S518
BEN I HANA
Amenca's most celebrated Japanese restaurant Opeo 7 days a
week Lunch 11 3(),,2:3Qpm Mon. ·Fri , Dinner 5.30-1 ()pm Mon. -
Thurs . 5.30-11 :()()pm Fri .. 5 00.11 :Q()pm Set • 4.30-9:3()pm
Sun. Located et 4250 B1f"Ch St 949-955·0822
Ml CASA
CU meals are now a trip to Ba1a as well es Mexico. Now offering
fish tacos Phone ahead for order$ to-go Houru Daily from 11
am. All major a-edit cards accepted. Locat.ed At 296 17th St .
Coste Mesa 19491 645· 7626
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
Authentic Mexicen food, with the freShest Ingredients & e new
hght coisine Great margantaS. Hoora. Looch & Dinner. All ma1or
credit cards aooepted Located et 2101 Placentia. Costa Mesa
-642-1 142. 2900 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach-875-6855
and 2744 E. O:iast Hwt . COM -19491644 8226
LA GRAN.IA
MEDITERRANEAN GRILL
The distinctive OUISIO& of Ma,orca-A bland of the best of Spenieh
and MediterrMean fla¥OrB feat\Ming tapes, peelle, fresh seafood.
BaSQU&-style grilled meats, line Wines and spinl.S LlJ'lCh is
Served , 1 OOam to 2:30pm. 01000f' •• Bel'lled 6 OOpm to
11 · OOpm t.:OC8ted at 1000 Bristol ~ (between Birch &
Jamboree) 19491252·9396
LA CAVI:
Meoo includes. Lobster. crllb ~ . .-1 ~ .epeclel1 Fri
&Sat prime rib. tu111>er a w1ne 11• Ce!MJ8I c1rts1 HW'I 01Mer
Mon ·Set from 5 ~ Visa, Me9tereetd, Diner's Chi>,
Located At 1 ~ Irvine Ave , IAt 17th Strtliltl Neil' ~~
Ent.ertauvnent Coste Mesa 19491646 7944
THE ARCHES
The premium SUI~ and seafood house in Orooge Coooty s4nat
1922 Servll'lg lunch Mon-Fri 11.30am uottl 3.00pm Dinner
served nightly until 1 OOam Located on Newport Blvd. & Coast
Hwy 1n Newport Beach (949! 645·7077
MORTON'S OF CHICAGO
This venerable steakhouse rs ~ for generous poroons Ot
perfectly prepared prime. aged, gre1n·fed beef as well as first-
rate seafood and desserts served in en upscale dining club and
bar settmg Prtvate dlf'ling rooms available Top rated restaurant
-Soot.hem Cal1fom1a Zagat Survey Moo-Sun· Dinner/late Night.
Located at SOIA.h Coast Plaza Village. C714J 444-4834
SCOI I'S SEAFOOD GRILL 8c BAR
A poplAar. llWIW'd-vmllOQ resta.nR knt?M'I fer itS quality diq
expenena! thal IS 86 hmJus ftr ltS class1ca~ prepared fresh
seafood as itS aged pnme beef. Saw rocrn ftr a StJ'1l)tWJS dessert
Daily: l.u'lcMlmerA.ae N9t Alta' OCPAC. ~at :nXJ Bristol
St . lllt'OSS from Soldl Coast Plaza £7141 97~400
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest fish available Fresh grilled fitl'I,
seafood and chtcken, sandwiches. salads. gnlled plates 8lllf
past.a specialties Open seven days a week. Moo. t.hru SC
11em-9pm, Sunday 11am-7pm Catenng available Located a
670 W 17th St. #GS. Coste Mesa (West of the new Trader
Joe's ) (949) 645·8873
AMELIA'S SEAFOOD 8c
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
For 39 yen Amelia has been SENng tre locals aid ~ rJ
~ Beooti ~ d'l8f1Stl the flll86t 11 delettOOle pestaS, me wiMs
& ~ sea foods 51.nset dmer IS 6eNed &11 tMI 1lus tram
5.00 pm-6.00 i:m Omer dally stati1g at 5 i:m Lln:tl Fn. ~. ~
frcrn 11 3J am to 3 3J pm Sllday trulch fnrn 1000 am -3:3)
pm 311 Maw Ave m 0al:loe lstan:l 19491 673-65Ell
THAI SPICE
Voted l1f the ~ ~. as llflP88rtld ll The Best C-. ()vul
Chllty sect1a1 es 'The Best Thai Food In ()'engs C<uty • ~
dimer. catering & tskao.t 00./'J Cff.N JN IRVI~. 15455 JelfreY
Road let INlne Caur' ()'.) 857 .9424 Q:>erl fNf!AVday &11. ttru ll'a.n
11 an-9 ~. Fri And ~ 1 1 em-1Qxn Also loc8t.ec:l at 615 w
19th a. Qista MeSa c9491548-4333
ROYAL THAI
Open 7 days a week Serveog lunch & dimer daily 11 am -3pm
Sunday • Thursday Otnner 1s served 5pm -1 Clpm StindlV •
Thursday Frt and Set.urddV open ootll 11 pm located at 4001
W Coast. Hwy (9491 645-fTHAll
COUNTRY INN GARDEN CAFE
Ifs like tatung a trtp to the ~ Came enioy breelclast Jf,,
Mich in the garden. 0Po0 Mon Set Loceted et 130 Eaet 17lN
Street 1n Costa Mew 19491122· 1177
GELATO CLASSICO
~ ltDl!!n ot crwn, 111.nlies, gmt& cofl'e. lella', e9Cll'SSO
l.tl'lltl lllved deity Open 7 days 9 lrT1 -10 irn lllC8ted at 2756 E
Coaut Hwf Cmn Del~ (9491721-1100
AUTO BISTRO
Offwlng Grumet fa t food Hl the OOflVerlleooe eil yuur car. Open
daily from 7am·10pm k1cated et 3100 W CoesL HWY In
~Beach (9491 515-9060
DIVA
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I v.ou have been to the
Bluewater Grill in Newport
Se-ch, then I am not telling
you: i\Ilytbing new when I say
that Bluewater Grill's fish is
fr ti. Bluewater fishermen
catch most or their fish, deliver
it to their ongtnal restaurant
down by The Cannery and
drive tt over to the new South
Coast Village restaurant, slice
it up and serve it, all in the
same day.
You can't beat that for fresh.
unless you consider the tank of
live lob-
sters that DINING REVIEW greets you
at the door
of this
casually elegant restaurant.
The newest Bluewater Grill
-located in what is rapidly
beC<Tll\ing a hub for fine din-
ing, South Coast Village -is
several steps ahead of the
average fish house. Sure it has
the blown up black-and-white
pictures of fishermen and fish-
ing days gone by, and yes
they even serve rice pilaf and
coleslaw like other fish houses
tend to do. But this is where
the sunilarities stop. You won't
tind paper plates, $awdust and
P-Ytreme noise here. What you ~find is beautifully finished
~~ oOds with brass accents, ceil-
g fans, large booths, and a
zy bar that serves up a
hopper of a wine list that
dudes a ruce selection of
champagnes.
Many tables are in view of
the kitchen with its shiny red
tiles adding a splash of exote-
ment to all of the warm wood
tones. nus is where one can
witness the final gourmet
touches and none of the gr.>ss
stuff that comes with fish just
out of the water.
Speaking of fish just out of
the water, The Bluewater Grill
prints up a new menu daily
that reads like a Who's Who in
the Water. The specialties on
the night we visited included
the California spiny lobster
($19.75), done the Puerto Nue-
vo way, boiled briefly, cut in
half and grilled on the open
Dame and brushed with garlic
butter; and the Santa Fe mari-
nated thresher shark ($16.95).
I always encourage ordering
shark when it's on the menu
as it is one less in the water.
We started with the ahi
sashirni ($9.75), so fresh that I
am sure it was swimming earli-
er in the day, and savory clams
casirto ($9.70). Keep bread
handy for the extra sauce. Did I
mention the bread? Piping hot
loaves of crusty sour dough
delivered all night long.
We also sampled the New
England clam chowder. Blue-
water Grill serves both red
and whtte, and would be the
ideal place to stop in on a
rainy rugbt, or after a long day
of shopping, and have a warm
bowl of chowder and hot
bread. Lobster bisque and
oyster stew are also on the
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which makes for an easy pre-
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The Bluewater Grill hosts
d.iff erent events throughout
the yedf, which include wine
chnners and oyster tastings,
just put your name on the list.
Dessert choices include key
lime pie ($3.25), mud pie
($4.95) and fresh baked apple
pie. Remember, it is important
to mclke it hurt. We went for
the kill and had the mud pie.
One of the finest things
about the Bluewater Grill was
our waiter, Jeremy He was
fnend.Jy. fwmy, knowledgeable
and determined to please. But
that land of attitude starts at
the top, and owners Jim Ulo-
ckas Richard Staunton and
Bill Carpenter know it and the
Bluewater Gnll reflects it Chef
Brian Hirsty was haVlllg a lot
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WIWAM J. Gn.t PIE FOUNDATION
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NOVEMBER 5-
DECEMBER5
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African-American experience conveyed with authority at SC
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T he tenuous hnk between
slavery and the 20th
century Afncan-Ame n-
Cdn oxpen<>nte 1s e xanuned
hoth with mC'l1culous de tail
dnd v1sc<'rdl ernouonahsm in
Augu.,t Wilson's compelling
d rc1nrn "The> Piano Lesson,•
now on thE' ntdtnStdge of South
C'oc1'>l Rt•J>erlory
In W1l.,on's lengthy, m ea-
s1m•d <lllcl thorouqhly mvolv·
1nq \\.Otk, trc1dll1on and super-
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THEATER REVIEW 10 1937
l'ltlS·
burgh, ·
wlll'rt' dt>s< endt1nt'> of stoves
work lo (dJV<' out bettN dnd
murc• tlll'dlltnglul ltvC's
Th .. dll·hldck rnmpc1ny of
t•111ht t1c·c 11mphshPd perform·
'•1.., c1nd orw young SCR <.tu·
d1•11t, undc>r tlw supNb d1rec-
IHm ol 'wtC•t Scott, ennches
Wilson\ P11hltt•r 1'111l'-Wtn·
nm!l ctc·c 011nt of t1 young man's
1•fl(IJt., to 1111prnv0 lw. 'ildtion
Ill lif1 I>} "''lllfl<J tlw VdlUdble
p111110 uwn1 ·cl 101ntly by h11n
.ind l11s .,,.,h•r <111 111.,trumt>n t
or1u• h<11l1•rt'cl hy rt .,(<1\£' own·
1•1 101 llwir qrc11Hlfc1ltwr ctnd
great-grandmother.
However, the piano rests
in the siste r's home, and
she's not about to part with
her hall - it beari the ·
unages of past generations of
enslaved ancestors. Not to
mention the spirit of the
master himself, who occa-
sionally h a unts the upstairs
portion of the'house.
Wilson's detailed, unhur-
rie d account proceeds at the
approximate pace of life, ledV·
ing some issues naturally
unresolved. It would lose little
of its power ii 30 to 45 mm-'·
utes of is three-hour running
time were excised, yet the
ove rall experience is a nch,
fulfilling one. The •N• word
is tossed around with unset-
tlmg frequency, but agam,
this IS 1937.
The compdlly mdudes a
parr of familiar faces Crom the
small screen - Charlie Robm-
son ( HN1ght Courn and Ted
Lange ("The Love Boan, but
this is an ensemble show,
focusing pnmarily on the
brother (Victor Mack) and sis·
ter (Kim Staunton) and the ir
ongoing skirmish over the
piano.
Mdck delivers a brash,
e nergetic performance as the
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Charlie Robinson (kneeling, left) comforts Khn Staunton as Rico Ross,
left, and Victor Mack look on ln •ne Plano Lesson" on the mainstage
·at South Coast Repertory.
brother who hopes to sell the
piano and buy the land on
which his ancestoi:s once
labored. His determination
dnd frustration are vigorously
expressed, and his outlandish
lengths to move the instru-
ment provide welcome comic
relief.
Staunton shimmers as the
widowed sister whose life
revolves around her daughter
(SCR student Myiedra Miles)
and the piano, which she no
longer plays but che rishes.
She conveys he r personal
indecisiveness wonderfully as
she sidesteps a romance with
a passionate preacher (Lange)
and almost grudgingly repels
the advances of her brother's
randy buddy (Rico Ross).
As her levelheaded uncle,
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Wlth whom she shares the
hou e, RobIDson renders a
strong, no-nonsense portra~
A more showy mterpretatioo.
comes from Al White as his I
wastrel con artist brother, wh
finds pleasures in the m ost
econorrucaJJy challenged
lifestyle.
Lange 1s convincing as t
preacher-suitor who attempis
to exorcise the ghosts of the
past, reveling in his positive
religious attitude. Ross step~
out from his observer position
to outfit himself in a $3 silk 1
swt and open and awkwar~
advance on his buddy's s1st~r.
Terrilyn Thomas is the seJCy
cente rpiece of a sizzling
sequence as the street lady
Mack bnngs home for an
aborted encounter on the li~
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shows d efinite promise as
Staunton's shy daughter.
The living room -kitchen .
setting by Ralph Funicello
exudes eons of atmosphere,~
lived-in feeling urunistakabte.
Pe ter Maradudin's subtle li9'1t
effects and Dione H. Lebhe11's
period costuming complete
the pi~ure handsomely.
"The Piano Lesson• may
be a long o ne, but it's seldom
tiring, thanks to ii capable,
energetic cast that conveys
the African-American experi-
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EDITORIAL
Fighting student drug, alcohol
abuse should be year-rOund
E ducating our youth
about the dangers of
controlled substances
is the No. 1 goal this
year in tqe national fight
against drug and alcohol
abuse. As part of Red Ribbon
Week, it ls our job to do the
same at horn~.
Like many districts across
the country, the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District unfortu-
nately has to deal with drug
and alcohol problems among
its teenage students. School
officials acknowledge that dur-
ing many weekends through-
out the year there are parties
where underage students get
access to alcohol and drugs.
Making the problem worse
are the scores of parents who
leave their homes empty on
weekends so these parties can
flourish. One principal rightly
called their action "benign
neglect."
While this is not the norm in
the district -many parents are
fighting the good fight -Red
Ribbon Week should be a time
where ~ents examine their
children's access to drugs, and it
should spark a change -how-
ever small. Even if one family
sits down to really talk about the
problem and therefore prevents
one child from experimenting
with drugs at an early age, the
Red Ribbon campaign will have
served its purpose.
Judy Davis, a Newport
Beach mother who lost her 21-
year-old son to a heroine over-
dose, will join Daniel Headrick
from Hoag Hospital's Chemical
Dependency Unit this week to
deliver their educational mes-
sage to Corona del Mar High
School eighth-graders. At first
glance, their target audience
may seem too young. But
experts believe students first
begin experimenting with
drugs in the seventh and
eighth grades.
Red Ribbon Week's focus
should not only be on the
nationwide scourges of heroin,
methamphetamine and alco-.
hol. District officials have also
recently acknowledged the use
of Ritalin -the drug widely
prescribed to children with
attention deficit disorder -
among Corona del Mar High
School students as a weight-
loss agent. This week's aware-
ness campaign should not
neglect that increasingly popu-
lar and very dangerous prob-
lem.
The only downside of Red
Ribbon Week is that it ends
Friday when the last school
bell rings. Rather than settle for
one week, everyone -schools,
parents and students - should
strive to make a permanent
commitment to fighting trus
problem.
Zero-tolerance policy poridered
Thank you to Jim de Boom for
h1s articie furnishing a h.1s·
toncal persP.e<;llve -0n the
wro·tolerance poµcy ("Policy has
resulted in ~for campuses, di! o-
plmoo kids," July t).
When I questioned the need
for such a strong policy, a long-
IJme Newport-Mesa educator
READERS
RESPOND
explamed this
llackground to me.
The current policy
has clearly had the
desired effect of
!'educing drug and
alcohol consumption and the
presence of weapons at school
events.
Add11Jonally, similar zero-
tolerance policies used in other
California school districts have
Wlthstood legal challenges.
While some fine-tuning of the
current pohcy may be in order,
tb1s entire issue 1s quite com~
plex and the school board
would do well to carefully con-
sider all the unplications of
possible acttons .("District tin-
kers with no-tolerance policy,"
Oct. 21).
A mdjor concern m adopting a
different policy should be uni-
form pwlliihments.•Without an
dbsolule policy leavmg no room
for vanation in punishment. how
can the school district avoid a
two·-tier system of penalties? The
pe nalty should not depend on
who committed the offense, but
on the offense. I regard applica-
Uon of th current policy to chll·
dren of prominent atizens and
even chllctren of high·r~
school othaals as an lnd.ioator
that some urulornuty of penalty
eXlsl.i under th current system.
The perception that penalties
vaned by "who you are" was a
factor m the trdg1c events in Col· ....
orudo.
Parents have the right to send
the>r children to school and to
school-related function in safe-
ty, knowmg that the~e will not
b•»drugs, alcohol or weapons
pfE!!.ent and that tho e who fall
to follow the fll}es will be
removed and penalized. This
should be the central foet5 of
any policy. .,
CHRISTlNE LOFGREN
Newport Beach
The shooting of a 17-year-old
for stealing a plasbc pumpkin
was the ultimate expression of •
zero-tolerance. Let's keep the
prohibition against guns and
drug~. but let's ch~ge the name
of the policy.
LANCE JENOCS
Costa Mesa
I a m calling regarding zero-
tolerance. Get rid of it. 1t is not a
punishment that fits the cruue
and we are not helpmg the chil-
dren that need help badly.
MARGARET DAILEY
Costa Mesa
Article on Corona del Mar's 'Coach' was much appreciated
~I would like to thank you for Jessica Garri-
son's article ("CdM coach keeps runners on
the right track,• Oct 9). I ran for Coach all
four years of high school, starting off as one
who barely made it across the finish line and
ending as a solid, consistent nmner. I went off
o the All Force Academy alter I graduated in ~ 1998 and found some of my fondest high
school memortes were of afternoons running
With the team, Jong Saturdays spent waiting for
my race and cheering on others who were rac-
ing, the team dinners that brought us all
together and the three JOkes he lmows and 1 tells over and over.
The only statement I disagree with in the
uticle is one 9f his own quotes, •I've got 136
kids, five days a week." This makes it sound
like. a standard 9-to-5 JOb and is a gross under-
statement of the amount of time
and effort he puts into his team.
Not only does be make a
point of knowing everyone's
fldlJle, but he knows how we are doing in
school and how our lives a.re going. He gathers
us all together and gives us lectures on the
·dangers of drunk driving and the importance
of making good decisions just as easily as be
corrects us on our running form.
He spends everungs and weekends working
with us and for us. Here at the Academy, we
celebrate heroes such as Gen. Patton and Capt.
Sijan for the dedication they showed to their
men and their country. I hold Coach just as
high on my hero list as someone who cares for,
insprres, and is dedicated to his people.
He has been instrumental in my life, teach-
ing me how to make a goal and work until i
achieved it. It is about time someone recog-
nizes this amazing man and the things be is
doing in our community.
• I know that no matter where I go or how
.long I am gone, I will always be a part of the
Corona del Mar cross-country team, and Bill
Sumner will always be my coach.
MELANIE S. BARNES
CelldT Ratz, U.S. Air Force Academy
•
8RlAN POE!UDA/DAlY PILOT
Corona del Mar High School cross-country coach Bill Sumner talks to the varsity girl
team as it prepares for an upcoming meeL
Bureau 1omed with other bureaus around
Orange County, Andheim, Hunungton Beach.
Buena Park and Laguna Beach, to actually~
sponsor that beach clPanup day. We not only
wrote a check, but dmass d hundreds of volun-
teers to come out and pick up debns that had -
collected for d measurnble amount of time.
But this 1s nol a once-a-year effort. We as
res1den~ nel•d to be dlligent about policing the
clecm1iness ot not onJ} our Back Bay, but our
shoreline as well. And v1s1tors have that
responsibility, too. Of c-our..,e, the issue is that
we want the v1c;1tors to return. And the more
pristine our Wdterways are, the more likely that
is to happen. Vis1tmg beache.<> is one of the
main reasons people travel for holidays. My hat
is off to Amy. and I hope others ve the same
leelmg that she does. As ouzens, l hope that
we can do a better Job of keepmg Qur aatural
resources pnstine. •
ROSALIND WIWAMS
President and CEO,
Newport Beach Conference
and Vi~1tors Bureau
A vote for ban on leaf blowers
Ivan Summer.. LettN of the Week" 10 the
Pilot, 1•J'm sorry, you'll have to speak up,• Oct.
16) did a beautiful JOI.> descnbmg the problems
caused by one of the most car-p1ercing, filth-
spreading, timc-wasung contrapllons ever
devised. So-called leaf blowers accomplish
nothing but dlrt and dust \"'pores dnd all) relo-
catlon to window~. and other extenor house
surtdces -and sometunes hou.o;e mtenors, if
one's wmdows happen to be open -along
v.1th mcredible noISe pollution
City go\'ernmcnts who care about their com-
murutv residents have banned these miserable mac~e!>. Ther~ are plenty of opt.Jons available
for area clt'anup -hand-operated power vacu-
ums, which are ll"cd ... ucces~ully by many
lawn and yard mamtcnance comparue , as wan
as brooms and rake
IT'rash pickup is everyone's duty
I applaud the article ~at appeared in the
newspaper written ~y [guest colwnrustJ Amy
Litton (•In the Trenches m the War against
Beach Litter,• Sept. 28). 1 certainly concur that
while it was a wonderful effort thjlt was under-
taken a couple weeks ago, the ne ~I is to have
an ongoing awarenc s by not only our con-
'stituents, but our visitors as well
It would be great to ee Coia Mesa ban
the~e things
JOHNNETTEL
Co ta M The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors
Readers say 'no' to proposed peninsula resort
r am against the hotel on the Amer~
ican Legion property. We have too
much traffic on the peninsula
lleady.
1 ROBERT HOWNGSWORTH
Newport Beach
With reference to the hotel possi-
bly being built at Balboa Boulevard
and 15th Street. I think 1t is really
over the top, It is unpossiblc to drive
in that area as it i . To !md a parking
1 place is more difficult. A 156-room
hotel would tand out
like a ore thumb. It ls a
residenbal area. Where
are all of these peopfo
going to put thc.mselv
and their cars? Even if
you have unde19round
r ove.r·ground parking, 1t is 1ust not
place for ll. We would like to ee
ewport Beach run for the residents
-tho people who pay the taxes,
who upply tho pa,vtn9 and who take
are of the city -not JUSl the duvel·
opcrs. Ther is room for everybody,
ut at ms like thl i 1ust over the
top We ero maxed out.
SHEILA IOWLES
Corona del Mar
J read the artide today and 1 was
really appalled to learn that another
hotel is oonilng ~p -if it de>et1 come
. Pint, there's the tr&ftic: eobgel·
and everything elM No 2, Mart-
Perk it IO charmlnv ahd wonder-
ful, it is ridiculous for it to be elimi-
nated. No. 3, I don't know how a
hotel can make it when there are so
many vacancies m the present hotel
there. And it is not a good thing to
evict people who live in the mobile
home park. It just docsn 't smell right.
For a big business to go m there, you
are going to have a lot of people dis-
placed. It is not ngbt.
ED SARNOFF
Balboa Perunsula
Councilman Tod Ridgeway cer-
tainly does not represent a rna1onty
of his constituents on the Balboa
Peninsula and Lido I land when he
speaks favorably about a pos ible
resort hotel on the Manna Park prop-
erty on Balboa Boulevard at 15th
Street on the peninsula. Re 1dents of
the area are strongly oppo ed to this
development, which would be gro •
ly inappropriate to that site.
Traffic considerations on th •
peninsula is the moat obviou reason
for objecting to the development, ·
are the restrictions that would cer-
t4lnly ensue u to beach usage.
. This is another example ol dty
involvement sOlving a problem that
doesn't exist in order to gain more
tu money and to prcMde mote occu·
petlon for a top·heevy and ov r·
loaded roster of dty emp~
The 1)l'Ol>()N1 for • hotel at Matlna
Par'k ndnlOrcei lhe need to reuant·
lne the city Genetal ~ '° .. to
~---
allow the atizens to make some of
the deosions that affect us so direct-
ly. This is a very good reason for
Newport Beach residents to sign the
petitJon to place an initiative on the
ballot to allow the city General Plan
to be modified so that the voters of
the oty can make the unportant deci-
sions about proposed hotels mclud-
mg a huge hotel at Newport Dun
and at other locations m the aty.
DOROTHY BEEK
Balboa
Why would the people of the oty
of Newport Beach want to tntde an
four tenrus courts, one baskctbell
court, 40 oty parking places, a C'hll·
clren' playground, a dedicated
gr~ land park (Veteran'1 Memonal
Park), the American Legion Hall
(wluch al o can be rented for public
functions at a nonunal fe ) a.nd a
mobile home park -all of wh1c-h
rve the community and people
who bve in this town -for a hotel
u d by peopl from somewhere
cl l l'm opposed to a hotel at 15th
Stroot and Balboo Boulevard
IONNIE MCCUUAH
N wport Beach
m th1nk It a vruy, v ry bad idee to
bulld on th bead\ at 15th treet. I
am not ln favor ·or it at all
HAMV W. OTllNG
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Known for its dress-lwn """'~~-~~~~.~ STEINBERG
joked the 50-year-old Steinberg,
who spoke via cell phone on his
way to Atlanta, where he will
~veil a new e~c diversity
ograrn Fnday m conjunction
th the Anti-Defamation
~gue. .
The deal, rumored to be
worth $120 million, is expected
to be completed by Sunday.
Steinberg said he and partners
Jeffrey Moorad and David Dunn
have been searching for a suit-
able partner for more than a
year.
Steinberg's new partner is
Assante Corp., a financial plan-
rung company that has diversi-
fied rapidly over the past several
years. The company has com-
pleted 17 acquisitions, most
recently the purchase of Santa
Monica-bdsed NKS Manage-
ment, which provides financial
advice to Hollywood stc:lrS such
as David Letterman and Tom
Cruise
Following the trend of mega-
mergers between giants in their
trade, the move will give
Assante more rf'sourc-es in
dttractmg cl.Jents
In StE>mberg's bu!>mess,
which hdncllE's lucrallve deals for
about 150 dlhlctes, agents are no
longer dealing solel}' with multi-
+Check out the interac-
tive press release on the
merger at AsMnte's Web
site: www.assante.ca
million-dollar contracts. They
also must wony about baVUlg
theu client's face appear in shoo
commercials, video games and
on action figures to fuel an
increasing consumer matket.
Yet Steinberg remains stead-
fast to his phl)osophy in having
his clients give bad< to their com-
munities. He belteves the acqw-·
sibon will help to meet that goal
"It gives us more. scope and
support to do interesting pro-
Jects, • he said. "We will have a
strong autonomy and be able to
provide more service.•
Assante hopes to lure clients
away from rival SPX Entertain-
ment, 1nc., whose primary work-
horse is David Falk, wbo repre-
sents basketball legend Michael
Jordan.
The Newport Beach agency
will retain its name, although
Moorad and Steinberg will jug-
gle two jobs. Under the terms of
the deal, Steinberg will become
chief executive officer of Assante
Sports Management Group and
Moorad will be the division's
managing director.
attire and independent thinking,
the agency bas risen to the top of
its profession by attracting a
slew of sports stars, such as NFL
quarterbacks Steve Young and
noy Aikman, and baseball play-
ers Matt Williams and Ivan
Rodriguez. Moorad doesn't think
the acquisition will make
employees cave in to the corpo-
rate roentalitY:
•How I see it is this is a merg-
er of expertise,• said Moorad,
who attended Game Four of the
World Series on Wednesday
night. One of Moorad's clients is
New York Yankees left fielder
Ricl<y Ledee. ·under oU.r new
structure, I think that corporate
concept will be less of av issue.
We will be offering an enhanced
service to a wider number of
clients.•
The agreement calls for issu-
ing $35 million in convertible
stock to the agency with an addi-
tional bonus of $40 million if
Steinberg Moorad & DWl.D meet
certain financial targets over the
next five years. ·
Assante, which means "thank
you" in Swahili, was created in
1995 through the merger of a
Toronto financial planning firm
and another money manager. All
of the company's subsidiaries,
such as Steinberg's agency,
retain their independent identi-
ties but are part of the Assante
alliance.
E
CONTINUED ~A1
came beck with the COit of
building a ne~ campus,
saying tbat after what be
MW, he fell tbe PriCe tag
would be coaiperab1e.
1be ~that it may be more OOlt-effective to teer
down Ensign did not come
as a •un>rile to several
school boerd members.
"I'm veoo much aware of
the need at ~. • said
school board member
Judith Pranco, who is also a
PTA board member at the
school. "People should go
take a tour of the stairwelli
that are blocked off
because the walls are crum-
bling and unsafe -. or the
whole crumbling wall in the
library that leaks.•
Built 50 years ago,
Ensign is not the oldest
school in the district, but it
may be the most poorly
designed.
What was discovered,
said school board member
Martha Fluor, was the con-
figuratiop of the school has
made any expansion nearly
lnept'lllllble
•They bave lt,000 or
12,000...,...-lbew
u three of our blgb ldM>oll
-and lhly b8N aaly one
gym. The high 9ChOoll aD
bawt two, .. Pila Mid.
owdel. haven't even
nuted to ,.... CNt wbat
ttiey would do will all of
thOle ltndenta I they decid-
ed to tMr down and rebuild
thesthool.
But Prenco said demol-
ishing the scboOI Just may
be tbe best dedllon.
·1 think it all binge!5 on
cost arialysis," she laid. 111f
it is dose, lt would make
more sense to design a
school for the year 2000 and
beyond.· .
Supt. Robert BarbOt
agreed, saying the decision
on Ensign's future Will be
based on what is best for
the students, as well as
cost-effectiveness.
Alter the initial surprise
wore off, boa.rd members
raised the question of
whether there were any
other schools that might
need to be rebuilt.
• Many other facilities,
including Whittier Elemen-
tary School, have compo-
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1111 CIOOL FOOTIALL
DAY . .
., • ...., 111111sports,GiidIwish1 wuld'vt done wtll.W
for fu y.n. ~ ¥111.W mad!) o.y Gilnll .. IMM .. :
M.E. Clayton. Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner
Doily Pilot Bl
III
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
•
LAYTO
Newport Harbor
•Former Sailors' standout is jumping for joy in the
heptathlon at Brigham Young University these days.
M E Clayton never "Some of my favonte times
I met a jump or were dunng I.hose big
• •hurdle she (postsedson) meets, and it was
couldn't clear, but these da JUSt me and Nowell;· Clayton
former Newport Harbor 1-0 said. "I'd hdve a way of
track and held standout is overthinkmg things dlld
stretcbmg it a bit.· overstressU1g, and Nowell was
Clayton, the 1997 Female always helpmg me through it."
Athlete of the Year at Newport Clayton, whose personality
MARC MAAnN I DAl.Y PLOT
E$lancia High quarterback Jeremy Valdes reacts after fust pass attempt last week, resulting in an Eagles' touchdown.
Harbor, has added the would carry her even beyond a
heptathlon to her athleuc PR in the triple Jump, qualified
dlsapline at BYU. ·for the CIF D1vis1on II finals m
•t enjoy all (seven) events, but three events (triple Jwnp, long
Friday night special(s) the 800 is a killer," said Clayton. jump and 100 hurdles) her seruor
a juruor for the Cougars "I've year.
never been a long-distance "I've been coaching tor (14)
runner .. I'm used to runrung 35 years and she's in the top three
meters and jumping.• or four athletes I've had,
In an era of great Newport personality-wise and
•Estancia and Corona del Mar
will meet again as league rivals
with undisputed leadership in
the PCL race the prize Friday.
Bl\llHY FAll I KM It
~Pio!
COSTA MESA -
It's been sue years smce
Corona del Mar Hlgh
last played Estancia in
football. But Wlth two
schools which have
battled 26 times under
four preVJous league
affiliations, it's doubtful
the Eagles or the Sea
Kings have lost that
loveless feelmg toward
their Newport-Mesa
Disbict rivals.
The two teams will reintroduce them-
selves Friday at 7 p.m. at Orange Coast
College in their first clash as Pacific
Coast League combatants. But there's
more on the line than bragging rights, as
the winner will claim sole possession of
the league lead.
With a win, Estancia {5-2, 2-0 in
league and ranked No. 9 in CIF South-
e rn Section Dlvis1on IX) would clinch at
least a share of its flfSt l~gue crown
since winning the Sea View in 1989. The
EAgles have just two league titles in their
previous 34 seasons.
"It's a real big game and I've thought
all season it was going to be a real big
game," Estanoa Coach Dave Perkins
CdM (1-6, 1-0) would leapfrog ahead
of. the Eagles to the top of the league
standings with a Victory, putting Coach
Dli:k Freeman's Sea Kings in posibon to
s~e their first league championship
Slllce 1987.
•If we win this one. we're the front-
n(nner, • Freeman said. "But there's a lot
of Pquality in this league and we'll still
SEE ESTANCIA-COM PAGE 82
lbnlght's ...,,.
lA Qwn'A vs; CosTA MEsA
at Newport ~rbor. 7 p.m.
• Costa Mesa by 35
FrtdllJ'"s ....... W<XW>GI vs. ~ HAMCMt
at Newport Harbo<, 7:30 p.m.
• Ne uipOf't by 7
Corona del Mw VL EStancia
at Orange Coast College. 7 p.m.
• &tllnda by 1
DAILY P9lm 5IAsON REcoN>
80A% (22·5-1)
MISMATCH
• Costa Mesa is oveiwhelming
favorite in tonight's nonleague
game with winless La Quinta.
NEWPORT BEACH
-The Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to
Aztecs casts its watchful
eye on the Costa Mesa
High football team
tonight, when the Mus-
-11·· . -~ ..
-•
tangs host winless La Quinta in a 7
o'clock nonleague game at Newport
Harbor High.
The Mustangs (5-2 and ranked No. 8
in CIF Southern Section D1V1s1on IX) are
SEE M ESA PAGE 82
• Sailors can claim at the least
a share of the Sea View League
championship by putting away
visiting Woodbridge Friday night
~Pb
NEWPORT BEACH
-For all the distinction
the Newport Harbor
High football program
has en1oyed during Jeff
Brtn.k.ley's 14 seasons
as coach, there has
been only one league championship.
Despite wmning the school's only CIF
Southern Section crown. playing in three
CIF title games, making the playoffs 10
times and winning 110 games, the
Brinkley-led Sailors have settled for the
Sea View League shadows every fall
except 1994.
But when the Tars host Sea View rival
Woodbridge Friday at 7:30 p.m., a victo-
ry would give Newport at least a share of
the league crown, the school's ninth in
69 varsity seasons.
"There's a piece of the league cham-
pionship on the line, it's homecoming, so
all the old Sailors will be back, and we're
the OCN Game of the Week," Brinkley
said. "We've had great efforts tht? last
two weeks (league wms over Irvine and
Laguna Hills) and hopefully we can pre-
pare ourselves to be ready to play hard
again•
The Sailors (6-0-1, 2-0 m league
ranked No. 2 in CIF Division VI and No .
3 in Orange County), will need to pre-
pare for one of county's biggest impact
players in Warrior senior Shane Harris .
"He's a playmaker on both Sides of
the ball,• Brinkley said of the All-CIF
standout, whose versatility makes Deion
Sanders look like a specialist.
Offensively, Harris plays running
back (614 rushing yards and 10 TDs
SEE NEWPORT PAGE 12
Harbor female track and field athletic-wise," Kay said.
athletes, few could outleap Clayton, who earned the
Clayton, the school-record holder school's Female Athlete of the
in the 100-meter hurdles (15.JT Year Award when Danny Pulido
aJ]d one of the finest won it for the Sailor
triple jumpers and long boys, was also a
jumpers in Harbor two-tune All-Sea View
hlslory. League and All·
Clayton, wl)o Newport-Mesa Distnct
speoalizes in the long choice in basketball
and tnple jumps at BYU, A 6-foot center.
started the heptathlon Clayton shcll'ed twin
last year. tower duty with 6-foot
•I had a desire to do Brea1U1a Badorek on the
something more, 1996-97 guls hoops
something different. and squad under Coach Bob
now I really en1oy it," M.E. Clayton Du.kus, as the Sculors
Clayton said. •My finished second in the
freshman year in the triple Jump Sea View League belund
and long Ju.mp, the workouts powerhouse Woodbndge.
became kind of monotonous It Clayton, who earned a 3.76
was the same workout every grade-poU1t average m the
day.· classroom, averaged 12.4 pomts
Clayton's personal best in the and 7 .2 rebounds per game as
triple jwnp (39 feet 8 inches) is Newport Harbor went 18-11
2 feet 2 inches longer than her overall that WlDter, 7-3 in league
farthest in high school. Sbe went and advanced to the CIF
37-6 at the CIF Masters Meet in Division D-A quarterfinals.
her senior year. Her goal in 2000 Colleen Eadie and Desiree Talley
is to crack the 41-foot barrier. were also seruor standouts on the
In the long jump, Clayton has team.
leaped 18-11 and hopes to break "I loved basketball." Clayton
19 feet on a regular basis. said. "I'd been playing since the
A four-year varsity letter fourth grade. (Former Newport
winner and three-time MVP of Harbor and youth hoo~ coach)
Newport Harbor's girls track Shannon Jakosky was my idol.
team, Clayton captured three "I always en1oyed team
Sea View League inclividual sports, and I WlSh I would've
championships, as well as three done volleyball for four yea.rs
runner-up finishes and one -(Sailors volleyball coach)
third-place shoWing At the CIF Danny Glenn will love that:•
Southern Section Division Il Volleyball was an
h.nals, she was second in the afterthought for Clayton. Even
tnple JWllP twice (1996 and '97) today, dunng backyard rallies at
and third m the long Jump in '97. her parents' house, her younger
"She's one of the best track Sl.Sters, Elizabeth and Laura.
athletes we've ever bad," said have an edge m c;etting and·
Harbor Coach Eric 1Weit. passing. Her younger brother.
Clayton, also a basketball Billy. is a seruor athlete at
standout and solid contributor NeWp<>rt.
in volleyball, was mfluenced Manan Esther Clayton, a
greatly by Nowell Kay, the member of the Daily Ptlot Sports
Sailors' longtime jumps and Hall of Fame, celebrating the
hurdles coach. millenruum.
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
•
•Costa Mesa football standout doesn't dd.zzle, he just delivers.
8 M\R"\: f l LJ.;1\ER
lkf;Pb
Tiough he plays what most
consider football's most
high-profile position, Dave
Weu remams Costa Mosa High's
subhminal star.
Like easy-listening in an MTV
world, docurn1 ntary footage pli I
into Trm Burton dailies, or noe cak
strewn throughout an omarn ntal
Bel·Air buff et. Weir ls most
no~bl by CQntra t
•fi ·s almost inVISlble, • Mid
Oosta M Coach Jeny Howell,
who, ednuttedly. has commltted
Welr'1 monotonous on·tield IDollMry
to hll tubcondOUI
But thole able to replay the
Videotape. or ablotb the ~4oat.
185-pound r' mind-n\.tmbing
consistency on repeated occasions,
can appr iat the substance, sans
style, with which he excels.
•we have plAyen. who a.ro more
othlctir, more spectacular, bigg r
and faster thon Dave," How ll !>aid
•aut he com to work every day
and, on every play, he' tn th right
place, doing the nght thing. When
he runs, he runs over people; he
throws the ball where lt need to
th.rOwn, h mak every tackle he's
supposed to, he never forgets to
coYtr a reeeiveri he saves
&olaCbdowns u ow tar.ty an
ICkltoffs; and be pum.'tbe ball away
lrom anyone wbO mlgbt try ID retum
tt
f • I
lb lhut1day, October 28, l999 Sports
1111 SCIOOL Wllll POLO WEIR
rolls
•University no match
at all for the high-flying
Sea Kings in a 14-5 rout.
TONY ALrooEW
lkfyflb
CONTINUED FROM 81
IRVINE -Corona del Mar
High was firing on all cylinders
in the first half of Wednesday's
Pacific Coast League boys
water polo contest with host
University and when that hap-
pens, it's bad news for the Sea
Kings' opponents.
DOH I.EACH I OMY PLOT
CdM's Ryan Jetton (8) threads the iieedle bl• 1""'5 victory.
"That was probably the best
first hall we've had in a long
time. Years I would say, "Coach
John Vargas said after the Sea
Kings knocked off the Thojans,
14-5. "I couldn't be more
pleased with our performance
today.''
In a battle of two of the CIF
Southern Section Division Il's
Top 10 teams, No. 2 Corona de!
Mar completely shut down the
No. 9 Trojans Ul the first half of
the game, outscoring Uni, 10-1,
with a combination of a relent-
less offense and a suffocating
defense, resulting in 14 steals
for the game .
Garrett Bowlus scored four
goals, while Morgan Johnston
NEWPORT
CONTINUED FROM 81
on 126 cames), quarterback
(he's thrown for more than 200
yards and three TDs) and
receiver.Defensively, he is
deployed from myriad angles
as the safety in the flex scheme
and his speed, aggressiveness
and instincts usually allow him
to intersect the ball agamst the
run or the pass.
For good measure, he punts,
place-kicks and returns kicks
for Coach Rick Gibson's reign-
ing CIF Division VI champions
(5-2, 0-1).
"He's their go-to guy, land
of a Brett Baker type,· Brinkley
said, comparing Harris to the
1997 Newport-Mesa D1stnct
Most Valuable Player who I
amassed 2,993 all-purpose
yards and rune intercepaons in
13 games.
"We'll have to be aware of
where he is and what they l.Jke
to do Wlth him m hlS various
positions. We've
and David Fabian each scored
three goals for the Sea Kings
(11-7, 4-0 in league),
Before University (10·10)
could even get used to the
water in the pool, Cd.M jumped
out to a 4-0 lead in the first four
minutes on goals from Garrett
Gentry, Fabian, Bowlus and
Ryan Jetton.
The quickness of the Sea
Kings really paid off on the
defensive side. As soon as any
Uni player came within four
meters of the goal, three, some-
times four Corona del Mar
players swarmed all over them,
totally eliminating any scoring
opportunities.
·Our guys really came to
play today, "Vargas said. "Our
intensity was the best its been
all year on both sides of the
ball"
Woodbridge (5-2) O 1
Tonight's games (7:30)
Woddbridge at Nw•port Harbor
~una Hills at Aliso Niguel
NeMuy Pal1c at Irvine (nohleague)
Thursday night. Nov. 4 (7:30)
Farlax at NaT,jJ)Ol't (nonleague)
lrWle vs. Lagma Hills (at M. Viejo)
S.turday night. Nov. 6 (7:30)
Aliso Niguel vs. \Noocb idge. at Irvine
of 65.
Seruor receivers Justin
Jacobs (16 catches for 315
yards) and Billy Clayton (eight
for 159), have combmed for
seven aerial TDs.
Defensively, the Sailors
have surrendered just 1,256
yards, a healthy
RANKINGS portion of which
came against
reserves during
lopsided pre-
league triumphs.
OF DIVISION VI
got to somehow
get him stopped,
or at least con-
tained, on offense,
and we have to gf't
them blocked on
defense to win •
The Wood-
1. Mayfair
2.Newport
7-0
6-4-1
6-1
S.-3
S.-2
Linebackers
Alan Saenz, Mike
Tunney and Man-
derino, ends Gar-
rett Troncale and
Langsdorf, nose
guard Andy
Kalanz. and cor-
ners Jdcobs and
Stewart, have led
bndge defense 3. LaM1nida
4. Tustin
S.Loara
6.lnnne
will have some
problems of 1t!>
own m contauung
Harbor seruor tail-
back Andre Stew-
cUt. The 5-foot-9,
160-pound speed-
ster set a school
single-game
7. Villa Park
4-2-1
S.-2
S.-2
6-1
8. Woodbridge
9. Ocean View
10. Laguna Hills 4-3
record with 310 rushing yards
on 38 carries against Laguna
Hills. He has rushed for at least
100 yards in every game this
season and has 1,153 yards and
16 TDs on 169 attempts.
Stewart's combination of
quickness and strength has
been consistently sprung by a
talented senior offensive line
Brinkley continually £efers to
the strength of the team.
Tackles Blair Jones . (6·8,
2-45) and Robert •Big Daddy"
Cole (6-5, 325), guards Nic:k
Haddy (6-3, 257) and Steve
Wukawitz (6-2, 200), center Luis Cruz (5-11, 205) and tight
end Nick Langsdorf (6-4, 225),
lls well as junior fullback ThaVlS
'Dimble (6-0, 208), have helped
lhe Tars amass 2,02-4 yards on
the ground.
Junior quarterback Chris
Manderino h kept defenses
honest, throwmg for 529 yards
and seven ~. completing 28
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lhe way
Wood bridge
starts Junior Jimmy Pearson at
quarterback. He is 47 of 89
pasSUlg for 673 yards and two
TDs, with three interceptions.
His favorite receiver is senior
Dave Delaney, who has 19
catches for 315 yards.
The Warriors should be bol-
stered by the expected return
of senior offensive tackle Doug
Nienhuis (6-6, 258), who has
missed parts of the last four
games with an injury
A Newport win, combined
with a Laguna Hills .victory
over Aliso Niguel Friday,
would assure the Sailors the
league's No. 1 playoff spot,
regardlesi; of what happened
in the Nov. 12 Sea View finale
against Aliso.
Newport has won 8 of 1 t
against Woodbridge, but the
Warriors have won the last two;
a 17-10 verdict in '97 and a 10-
7 squeaker last year.
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Cd.M increued its lead to 8-
0 early in the leCOOd quarter
before Univenity finally got on
the board. The Sea Kings
tacked on two moJe to make it.
10-1 at the half.
The second half was played
much more even than the first
half, but the damage }\ad
already been done.
University. got as close as
12-4, but could get no closer ..
In fad, if not for the superb
play of 1\-ojans goalie Jon
Chow, Cd.M's point total would
have been much higher.
MCIRC COAST UAGUIE
eo..oNA OIL MM 14. UNtvlnTY 5
Corona def Mer S S 1 3 • 14
University 0 1 2 2 -S
OIM: Bowlus 4, Fabian 3, John-
ston 3, Niehenke 1. Gentry. 1. Jetton
1. Cuyler 1. Saves: Netherton 9.
Unfvwsfty: Slovik 3, Peck 1, Barik
1. Saves: Chow 8.
MESA
CIAYrON
Newport
CONTINUED FROM 81
five-touchdown favorites
against an Aztec squad which
has not scored since its season
opener.
•1 th1nk they're playing as
close to their ability as they
can,· Mesa Coach Jerry How-
ell said of La Quinta, which has
been outscored, 329-7, since
every key player, and the head
coach, moved on alter last sea-
son's 8-3 playoff campaign.
"They're working hard and
trying to play well, but I think
we'll wear them down.•
And if things weren't impos-
ing enough for first-year coach
Guy Gardner's group, Howell
said he hopes to use this inter-
ruption in his Pacific Coast
League schedule to renew bis
defense's aggression. ·our defense hasn't been
playmg as well as it did early in
the season,• Howell said. "I
don't th.ink we've turned the
kids loose enough. We've been
,,
,
DAY
. ........ •
Costa Mesa
FERRYMAN
Costa Mesa
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Est.inC1.• (5 1) 1 0
Laguna 8€'ach (3 4) 0 2
Tonrght's g~m• (7)
La Quinta vs. c.c.ta ~ at
Newport Harbor (nonleague)
Friday nrght's games (7)
F11day night. Nov. 5 (7)
any county team.
Foremost among Mesa's
offensive weapons is county
rushing leader C.J Zuniga.
The junior tailback has carried
192 times for 1,363 yards. He
has scored 18 of stunting less than
half the time the
last three games.
We plan to tum
our defense loose
(tonight) and get
the kids back to
playing the attack·
ing style and fly-
ing to the ball.•
RINllNGS
his 19 touchdowns
bwsting through
holes created by
an offensive front
of tackles Eric
Connaty and
C h a rlie
Amburgey, guards
Eliseo Martinez,
Luther Mitchell
and Bobby Dandy,
1. '°""" 7-0 2.~ 6-1
). .,.. Ollnde 6-(); 1
.. Wes19fn 4-2-1
The Mustangs'
attacking four-four
scheme, has not
recorded a shutout
since blanking
Bolsa Grande, .C7-
0, m Week 2. The
5. Pedfka S.-2
6. South Hllh S-2 1,,._, S-2 a.c...-. s.z ....... w
center Scott
Schepens and
tight end Willy
Franco.
·-S-2
same Bolsa squad
def eatcd the Aztecs, 18·0, in a
Garden Grove League game
Oct. '14.
The su straight shutouts are
unparalleled in Orange County
annals the la.st eight seasons
and no team has suffered more
than six 5eoreless outings in
any sea.son during the same
-;pan.
The Mustangs' offense,
averaging more than 31 pomts
per game, should find sore pas-
sage Olrough 4 defense which
has allowed the most poutbi of
Zuniga, Mesa's
primary kick
returner, has also
amas e.d 1, 792 all-purpose
yards m his first season at the
school.
Should the Mustangs throw,
an unlikely scenano, senior
quarterback Dave WeJI lS com·
ing off what he considers his
best passmg effort tn a 45·21
PCL wui over Uruvcrsity (10 of
15 for 120 yards).
Weir has completed 41 of 76
for 573 yards ai'ld four ms end
has rushed for 291 yards nnd
sbtTDa.
-by Barry Faulkner
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ESTANCIA-COM
CONTINUED FROM 81
have two very good teams to
play (University and Costa
Mesa).•
Both teams have battled
inconsistency and featured the
running game. But Estancia,
with an impressive win over
preseason league favorite
Costa Mesa, as well as a 20-7
triumph over a Westminster
squad which topped Corona
del Mar, 21-14, earns the
favorite's tag. '
The Eagles are fueled' by
senior two-way standout Mar-
shall Hendricks, who has
rushed for 1,084 yards and col-
lected seven interceptions.
•He's as fast as anyone
we've played and speed has
gwen us problems," Freeman
sa.ad of Hendricks. •w e have to
make it tougher tor him to get
outside."
Estancia fullbacks Matt
Mueller and Fahad Jahid have
also combined or 541 rushing
yards and six touchdowns.
The Sea Kings running
game has been paced by
senior tailback Grant
Estabrook (590 yc\J'ds on 159
carries), but senior Blake
Hacker, who missed several
games with an ankle mjury,
coWd "also be a factor. Hacker
led the Sea Kings with 58 yarclJ
on stx carries m last week's 24·
7 nonleague loss to Wood·
bndge, Including an lmpres-
sivc 47-yo.rd touChdown JUD.
Both teems are still search·
tng for effldency in theJI pus·
ing attec:k.
The Eagles' two junior quar-
terbacks have just 21 com-
bined completions (in 69
attempts). The Eagles have just
one touchdown pass.
CdM, which lost starting
quarterback Matt Moore for
the season in Week 3, has seen
continued improvement from
juni9r Evan Burden. Burden is
21 of 44 for 269 yards and two
TDs in four starts
• U you let them get their
runrung game going, it opens
up their play-action passes and
(Burden) isn't going to miss
open receivers,• Perkins said.
The Eagles, however, have
handled the pass, netting 15
interceptions to fuel their plus-
13 turnover ratio.
In addltion to the oppor-
turustic secondary of comer-
backs Hendricks and John
Alderete, as well as safety
Freddy Rodriguez, the Eagles
arc keyed def ens1vely by end
Kyle Westman and linebackers
Mueller, Jahid and Cesar
Rornero.
The Sea Kings' defense has
seldom featured the same Une-
up, due to injune.s. Seruor mid-
dle linebacker Brandon John-
son sat out la.st week. but ts
expected to return to help
anchor the urut which also fea·
tures senior nf ety Adam
Cooper end seruor end Jay
Bottom.
The Sea Kings bave a
DilftUMJM tu.mover ralk> and
have had tive toucbdownl nw-
llfted by penalties.
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' . ' ' I I I SportS Thursday, October 28, 1999 '
You have to be sold on an event of this nature
'!' Santa Ana CC hosts Tee Off for Technology Classic.
Tie best two words any public benefit corporation.
oll tournament can Dennis Paulson, who hAs
hear are sold out, flirted with the Top 30 on the
especially for a first-time PGA Tour this year, will
event. attend the event's reception if
With co-chairman Mitch his international playing
aarkar and Kevin Murphy at schedule permits. Paulson
the controls, the Inaugural Tee (Costa Mesa High) grew up
CDff for Technology Classic bas playing Santa Ana Country
gone from small computer Club and is an honorary
chip to blue-chip stock. member there.
The event, hosted by Santa Esteban Toledo (Newport
Ana Country Club on Beach Country Club), who
Monday, benefits the Newport finished high enough to retain
Harbor High Educational his PGA Tour card for 2000,
Foundation and raises funds has also been invited and
for much-needed technology could attend, Barker said.
at the school, long considered Former Newport Harbor
a tap academic public school. quarterback Shane Foley, a
The goal, according to member of the Daily Pilot
Barker, is to generate $50,000 Sports Hall of Fame, could
to update the technology be involved in the tournament
available to students. The -if not this year, in the
Newport Harbor Educational future.
Foundatlon 1S a nonproht The tournament will be a
Texas Scramble (use the
group's best drive, then play
your own ball}, and will
feature a clinic by long-drive
hitter Gary Hambright and a
barbecue lunch served on the
course. It will be a shotgun
start at 10:30 a.m., with a
party following at 4 p.m.
Registration starts at 8 a.m.
"It's going to be a real
rock-and-roll, fast-paced
event,• said Barker, who
announced last week that the
tournament field was full.
The public is invited to the
party (cocktails and hors
d 'oeuvres only), which
includes a raffle and live
auction. Tickets are available
to Ule 19th hole for$30.
Details: (949) 723-1212.
Early ln Payne Stewart's
professional golf career, be
played m the old Crosby
Southern Pro-Am,the Irvine
G 0 L F
richord
dunn
Coast Country Club clatnbake
(now Newport Beach Country
Club) that benefited Hoag
Hospital.
The news of Stewart's
death Monday m a plane
crash was tragic.
Before bis two U.S. Open
victories and PGA
Championshlp win, before
Stewart was known for
A little
pick-me-up
Newport Harbor HJgh's
albletlc department received a
gift of $10,000 Wednesday,
courtesy of the Kiwanis Club
of Newport Beach and Corona
de1 Mar, from proceeds
~ated from the recent
Padflc Coast Triathlon. Race
Cb&lrman Dr. Robert Cuyler
and Kiwanis Club Pre !dent
11.na Hoover were at the
forefront
At right, Newport Harbor
Jngb varsity cheer MNad
moves to the beat at the
Homecoming pep rally, whlch
went hand-in-hand with the
presentation. Shown at left
are (from left) Nicole Head,
Katie Hall, Amber Edwards
and lvlna Kanarek.
DAILY PILOT PHOTO BY SEAN HILL£R
J ust a IJ'.)atter of jelling
1• Newport Harbor JV
~volleyball team seemg
baby steps developing
.into a solid cadence.
:p nday's 15-11, 15-12 Wll1
• by Newport Harbor
High's JV girls volleyball
team over cross-town Corona
del Mar sigruI1ed many things
for the winning Sailors.
lhlc, it's always nice to
beat the Sea Kings, since it
gives the Sdilors something to
b{ag about dround town. But
more importantly, it marked
Newport Harbor as more than
cl collection of tomorrow's
~olleyball plilyer~. It 51gnified
th.e Sailors are now a team.
·we really played together
cl!> a team tor the first time,•
Newport Harbor Coach Tard
~oesch said.
.. , for Newport Harbor to win,
1t got some great performances
0.
I from its offensive players.
Outside hltter Andrea ninen,
middle blocker Kristen
McClune and setter Lindsay
Thayer all turned 10 one of
their best efforts of the year,
according to Kroesch, a former
All-CIF standout with the
Sailors, who played
collegiately at Pepperdine.
The win over their Back
Bay rivals capped off a 3-0
week for the Sailors and got
them to .500 at 5-5.
"At the beginning of the
year, we bad a third
sophomores, a third freshmen,
and a third juruors,• Kroesch
said. •We were kind of
scattered. As the season
progressed, we started to lut
our peak. We're finally coming
together as a team. We're
coming together at a good
point in the season.•
There was no one moment
that brought tlus team
together Instead. it needed
LOOllll llCI
•
LIGHTWEIGHTS
joseph
boo
time to grow.
"It was JUSt gradual,•
Kroesch said "The glrls
realized They JUSt had to work
hard to succeed.•
Newport Harbor has played
well enough to go 4-1 in the
Sea View League, and a
Uurd-place effort at the Santa
Barbara N Tournament this
past weekend is the latest step.
Despite the loss to
Newport, CdM Coach Bill
Chnstiansen enjoyed the close
match
"That was a very, very
good match to watch.·
Christiansen also feels good
because hls team showed a lot
of proIIl.lSe agamst the Sailors.
Setter Sarah Hughes and
outside hitter Lauren Nielson
stood out against Newport
Harbor, according to
Christiansen.
Ally Felith and Eleanor
Maclc also contributed Wlth
some strong hilting. And
Courtney Conwell played
tough defense
CdM did not travel to Santa
Barbara. Instead, it awaits yet
another match agamst the
Baclc Bay nvals.
•Overall, we played very,
very well as a team,•
Christiansen said. ·we went
in, and everybody contributed.
We look forward to it.•
SCHEDULE
TODAY
• Footbllll
High school -La Quinta vs Costa
Mesa, at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m
• Cross~
High school boys and girls • Costa
Mesa, Corona del Mar at Un1vers1ty,
3:15 p.m
• WlltWpolo
Community college men -Riverside
at Orange Coast. 3 p.m.
Community college women •
Riverside at Orange Coast 4 p.r'n
High school boys • Costa Mesa at
Laguna Beach. 3 pm.; Gray Lunde
FroshlSoph Tournament at Newport
Harbor and Corona del Mar~ first
round. Tustin at Newport Harbor, 3
p m.; Fountain Valley at Corona del
Mar, 3:45 p.m. (second rounds follow
at 6 p.m.).
• 1llnnls
High ~ g rts • Unlv-enity at
Corona de! Mar, 3. t 5 pm : Laguna
Beach at CosU Mesa. 3 p .m.
·~· College women • Vanguard
Uniwrsity at The Mast«'s, 7:30 p m
High .school girls • Estanc a et
Corona del Mat, 3 15 p.m.: Newpon
Harbor at Woodbridgt, 3 15 pm
• Fleld hodrey
High school gltls • Santa Ana at • Nf:WPOrt HatbOr, 3 p m
• Golf
High school glrls • university ~.
Estanci., at Costl Mesa GICC. 2.30. ~ H..-bot Vl. Palm OtMrt.
at OeMr1 W\llow Gott Reon. 2 pm
lllP Ill
knickers and a sweet swmg,
he was playing goU's minor
leagues -mostly in Asia, •
where he won twice in 1981.
Just a few months before
Stewart captwed his first PGA
Tour victory at th~ 1982 Quad
Citie~ Open, he played at
Newport Beach. In the '82
Crosby Southern Oater the
Taco Bell Newport Classic
Pro-Am}, Ed Dougherty won
by three strokes over Jim
Booros and Larry Mize.
Stewart's.finish that year is
still being researched. ·
lbe affable Gary Player of
the Senior PGA Tour was in
town Tuesday playing with
executives from Toshlba in a
corporate outing at Pelican
Hill Golf Club.
Player, in Southern .
California for the Pacific Bell
Seruor Classic at Wilshire
Country Club, signed· Wlth
Toshiba as a repre5entative
three y~rs ago dunng the
Toshiba Serilor Classic at
Newport Beach Country OUb.
Pelican Hill hosted the
Toyota Lexus/Boy Scout
Invitational GoU Tournament
and Toledo and Brad Faxon at
the PGA Tour gave a private
clinic Monday 10 a fund-raiser
for the Boy Scouts of America,
Orange County Council.
PYJ: lbe National Goll
Foundabon has relecisCd its
goUer spending report for •
1998, and it shows that total ·
spending on playing fees
(cart. green, du~). practice
range fees, goU equipment,
goU apparel, food and
beverage at goU facilities, and
rruscellaneow. items such as
•gifts.· was over $30 billion .
• RIOiARD DUNN s golf column
appears every Thursday
BRIEFLY
Tars tee off, again
• Newport finishes its
match with Capo and
wins by 20 strokes.
COSTA
MESA -Kelly G 0 l F
Hunt shot a combined score of
94 to lead Newport Harbor
High's girls golf team to a 304-
324 Wlll over Capo Valley.
Wednesday's final rune holes
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
were played at Santa Ana Today
Country Club. whlle the fll'St
nine were played at Marbella JOE UlmAN
Country Club in San Juan NEWPORT HAMoR ~
Capistrano
Enuly McKay and Bnanna
Reeh! came m with a 1 O l and
Shelly Roberts and Kelley Stair brushed wtth d 109 for the unbeat-
en Sailors (16-0).
OCC one stroke off after first of two days
CHINO HILLS -After the first duy of compe-------Ution. Orange Coast College's womens goU team G 0 l F
is one stroke behind m the Orange Empue Conference champi·
onship tournament at Los Serranos-North Course, par 74
Robin Shaft, Jenruier Tunzi and Jan Cheng currently occupy
spots 4-5·6 Shaft is seven strokes off the leader. Jenna Quaranta
is also in the top ten for OCC at runth.
Orange Coast spikes Santa Ana in four
SANTA ANA -After droppmg its
first game. Orange Coast College's V 0 l L E Y I I l l
women's volleyball team pununeled host Santa Ana. 10-15, 15-2,
15-3. 15-9, in an Orange Emplre Conference match. Beth Water-
man led the Pirates with 20 kills and Mil> ~y Jamison had 36
assists OCC improves to 9-5, 4-3 m the OEC.
OCU Sting tops Desert Anarchy, 4-3
PALOS VERDES -The OCU
Sung, a boys-under-17 gold team C l U I S 0 C C I I
defeated the Desert Anarchy, 4-3, Sunday.
Goals were scored by Ryan Lancas\er, Bnan Walton, Jordan
Christian and Billy Lund, with other offensive support turned in
by Chasen Marshall, 1Yler Simmons, Scott Nickerson, FederiCQ
Moreno, Chris Kun, Justin Collins and Btjan Ewalt.
The Sting was led defensively by Troy DaVJd~on, David Jenk ..
Ul.S, Kevtn Yoches, Brian Henry, Ryan Denman and Sam Coons.
JR. All·AMERICAN FOOTBALL .
Midget Seahawks r oll ·
•Newport-Mesa squad routs Fountain \rcilley, 34-16 . •
NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport-Mesa Juruor All·Amerl:
C'an Football Midget Seahawk.s defeated the Fountain Valle
Jdguars, 34-16 over the weekend .
Matt Endnias scored two touchdowns to lead the ScahawK.s'
offense, while Brian Campo and Jun A:mrln al o added TD~
of thcl! own .
Jonathan McClain, along Wlth t1 s1stance from Tlm McCul·
lougb, Michael Puentes, Bo Burg , Sylv ter Langrtne, Chris
Channing, Luis Gonzalez and Travts Winrow, managed ~o stop
the Jaguars' offense cold.
R.J. Marttn, Brian Wase, Joevany Cu va, Chrb Wade, and
Omar Ruh also added to the Seaha.wks' offensive upport. l
• Pee Wee Seahawks 6, Corona Cowboys 0 • Ben M ggud ha(1
two rntercepbons to lead the Seahawks' defen to its fo
shutout of the season.
Other defensive help came from Ricky Sepulveda. Ryan B.--.
Un, Patrick Williams, Anthony Santo , Brent Ogden. '[\·ler El
Da\1d Del Fante, Chase Whitaker nd K \in Al o .
On otlcnsc, Marc Quarl scored on a "40-yard touchdown run
after th • otfeDSlve line of Enc Ray, Oavid Yi. BtJM Ahmadi, P~
DiGll.tcomo nd Nath n Stoneman opened up th hol ror the
score.
Qu rt rback Ryan Lan<'e connected on ntl to ~
SUva for the Seahawks.
• Irvine Cbargen 20, Junior W Sewwlu e -R~
back Matt Loyd cored th ahaw · ' lon tou down of '™'
game on b long first·h r run
P.I. Banning nd Mike Oro o l th rutul1n ll
with help from Ryan Dupul , van tcCarthy, Brian Llwtel;
Bry Jardine, Tayto, Sc:balle1 and AIU lullaltnl.
On th d fen$ ve d of th ball, TOii)' JoM9. DhN
J•ck 1\trtter, Jolm Gc>tluatd. Noor Nldl, Jttdwlrd Sol 11aaa.
Vk*ery, lck Armendutz. Scott Andrewl. .,... ,..... and
Hauer ell played well
. .
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Division 5 boys Blue Bombers win, tie 10111 •••• ,.
•They defeat the Mystic Hawks,
tt.fter tying Green Fluffy Bunnies. IYSO IEG. 57 Galuy Gtrls, the offense was led by Emily
Almaraz.. 'Jaylor Beachcamp, CaWyn Czts-
ny, Amanda knuppel. Katle Wade and Ju
Moroaln. NEWPORT BEACH -The Blue Bombers
bed the Green Fluffy Bunnies, 3-3, before
knocking off the Mysbc Hawks, 6-1, 1n
AYSO Region 57 Division 5 boys soccer
• Newport Unlled l, After Shocks t • After
Ben Anlbutz scored the opening goal or the
game for the After Shoclcs, Mike Gntzlnger
tied the game for the Newport Uruted,
Tough on defense for the GalaXy Girll
were AJ.bley Canuahan. Caroline-CS.are,
Jessica Wertblem, Kelly McElroy, Kan
Jones, Kdly Nelson and Rachel Haber. In their battle with the Green Fluffy Bun-
nies. goals were scored by Nick Freeman,
Peter Yould and Mitchell Willams.
The United was led defemively by Ryan
Pawell, Marc Roudanez lllld Canon Car·
pe.nter, wbile Steven Hlllgren Clay Russel
and Jack Tyson made seveml d efensive
stops for the After Shocks.
Leading the way for Poison Ivy were Alb·
ley Ascher, Sara Sweeny, Lacey Sdunldt
and Alllson Holunann. Nick Freeman bad an assist for the Blue
Bombers, with defensive support coming
I rum Parker Rhodes, Reed Wllllams, Evan
Uvtdas <ind Andrew Halladay. Girls DMslon .C:
• Cherry Bombt 3, Millennium Babes 0 -
Balley Ga,rdner led the offensive charge for
the Cherry Bombs, while Blatr ConstanU-nou. Katle Kubas and Kale Murphy were
solid on defense.
Boys Dlvilton 6:
• for the Extreme Green against the Pwple
Surlers, solid play was turned in by Kyle
Canale, Sean OkJta, Brent Gray, Gianni
GlannuW. Peter Weidner, Jake Pellegrtnl,
AusUn Allen and Benny, Townsend ... the
Purple Surfers were led by Jack Gerdau.
Chrts Bwke, Collin Krahe, Derek SpreJtzeJ',
Aaron Varasteb, Clu1t Seagren, Luke Chrts·
tiano and Paul Boyer-Chammard.
In the win over the Mystic Hawla, Yould
antl Reed Williams each had two goals with
Frt•t>mdn and Rhodes each adding a solo
qo<1I of therr own
Laura Thomas swims a personal best 28.98 In the 25-yartt
butterfiy en route to MVf honors for NBAC swimmers.
Newport Beach Aquatics
shines at Pumpkin Meet
ln other Region 57 acnon:
• Boys Division 4:
• Fireballs 1. The Blaze 1 • After Jeff 'late
~<orNI on a breakaway goal for The Blaze,
Brdden Ross scored the tying goal for the
F1re>hd1Js
Playing well for the Babes were Rachel
~yler, Jennifer Enttn and Maggie Donnelly.
• Bubble Trouble 4, USA Babes 3 • Ashley• Katz led the Bubble nouble on offense with
two goals, while KaUe and Kelly McKJttertck
each bad 81' additional goal.
• The Burners, in their matchup with the Ter-
minators, Ml.key Moore, Sebastien Welch
and Peter HamamJI led the offense, while
Edward Bu.ivner, Jamie McKleman, Kyle
Rodenbo, Cameron Holmes, Pierce Stemler
and Ryan Kontra led the defensive charge ...
' HUNTINGTON BBACH -The New---------~1 Nick Scarpa, Bixby Halford, Reid Vltarel-
11, Phillip Bannan and Mike Kendrick led
tlw dt>f Pn~e for The Blaze.
Also helping the Bubble nouble to victo·
ry was the strong play of Ashley Chandler,
KaUe Schulte, Samantha Wal, JackJe
Reynolds, Emlly lUJ, Taylor Harkins, Ann
Klunder and Nasstm AllsobhanJ.
port Beach Aquatics Club took its largest S W I M M I N G
squad yet to the 1999 Golden West Swim Club's "Pwnpkin Meet•
over the weekend. O n defense for the Fireballs, Alex John-
<.ton, ~pencer Brown and Michael Barrack
'"I llw chdfge • Galaxy Gtrls vs. the Polson Ivy • For the
'Solid play was t.\lmed in for the Tennlnators
were led by Bret Klein Tyler Norwood. Erle
Sandllog and J?ylan Salisbury.
Swimming in 40 events, the NBAC took home 20 awards.
The Most Valuable Swimmer awards went to Wyatt Wardall
and Laura Thom.as, who set personal-best times in three of thelt
four events and Toury Adamowtcz and Sam Boettner, who
placed second and third respectively in each of their three events. Tsunamis blank Shock Waves Tasmanian Devils win, 2-1,
in boys under-12 division • Chase, Caldwell each score.
NI::WPORT BEACH -Cameron
Chase dnd Kyle Caldwell each scored
qortl., to lead the Tsunamis over the
"hoc k Wdves, 2-0, m AYSO Region 97
I >1\ 1.,1on 5 boys soccer action
A.,.,,.,t., for the Tsunamis' goals came
om Cesar Amador and Hayden
"1,avarro.
c .11r1lw-. Danny Miller and Chase
"'' h h1·lp preserve the shutout fo r the
l .,ullcln u<.,
O n defen5e, Steven Reader,
Camt>ron Holmes, Rex Nelson and R.J .
O'<:ru1 Pach played hard, while Erik
Bonn. Mitchell Bancroft dnd Erle Hol-
ldnd plct\ "d d solld all-drouncl game
Division 4 boys
• Rdg111y Thunder 2, Wave Runners 2 ·
:\,1thcU1 C rdmer \corNI hoth ol lhe Raq·
1nq 1h nd ·r" qoaL., "'1th .1.,.,1.,ts com
111q fr• 11 K)-le Rohan dnd Chcld Stassel.
I 1•1 !111 \.\ 1\1• R11nnt>r<. Jdck Tracy
111d fldVIO Cuevas scorl•cl lhf'tr goals,
\\ t11Jt· q1i.1l11•-.. Matthew Helh"lch dnd
U .. I Mo~le1 k •pt the !Jdn1L' in check.
111 qn,d f11r tltP Thunder Brett Green
.mrl 1'.ic k Weil, kept thf' qt1m~ close
wtlh nunwrou!> savt:!.,
Abo on defense ChrlsUan Barnett,
Corbm Wllllamson and Kevin Eredia,
Ttd\ls May1eld, Kalani Simon and Tim
Cramer Poch played well
• Blue Vipers 2, Haunters 2 · Marcos
Castaneda and Henry Pyle each scored
tor tlw Blue Vipers, wtth other offensive
.,upport conung from Timothy Regan,
Wes Parks, Drew Wittenberg and Peter
Hapke.
Pldytnq sol.Id defense for the Blue
VipPr., were Darrenn Leggett. Humber-
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to LoUlllo, Muk Espinoza, Santiago
Castaneda, Jason Wittman and Blake
Chlapuzzo.
DlvtsJon 3 gtrls
• Intergalactic 2, Blue Angels 1 • Dana
Owad scored two goals to lead the
intergalacilc to victory.
Ashley Harrison led the Intergalac-
tic on defense, with soltd support com-
ing from Holland Osadche, Elisa Del
Valle and Courtney Hanson.
· Division 5 glrls
• Raspberrie 1, Rockets O • Leslie Bol·
er scored thP qume's only goat to l<'dd
the Raspbt•me-.
TaJo.ng several shots on goal tor th••
Raspbenies wl're Angelcl Graham, Ann
Darnell, Kayla Henrie and Katrina
Johnson.
On defense, Clea O' Klette, Chloe
Addlngton-A.'iseti, Natalie Cedeno,
Madison McMalns. Ashley Spaulding
and goaltes Stephanie Stone and LesUe
Boler led the Rd\pbernes' charge
Division 6 girls
Lindsay Anderson !>Cored a god I
wtth an a..,c;1st from Cassie D'Cruz for
the Teeme Wahmt!s m theLr match on
Saturday.
Hannah Macl eod dlld Jordan Mur-
rel also scored goals for the Teerue
Wahines with assists conung from Sky-
lar Hanson and Sayde Busby.
On defense, Ashley Svendsen, Jessi-
ca Swift and Blakely Ficenec lead the
troops.
COSTA MESA -PJ.
Errington and a Team A Y S 0 ·1 2 0
USA miscue allowed the
Tasmanian Devils to pull
out a 2-1 win in AYSO Region 120 Under-12 boys SOC·
cer action. Errington's goal gave the Devils a 1·0 lead
before scoring again when the ball trickled into the net
a few minutes later.
Kyle Worel scored on an assLSt from Andrew West
far Team USA iQ the third quarter.
Defell.Slvely for Team USA, Jonathan Howse and
Cody Waldron led the way.
ln other Region 120 Under-10 bqys action:
• Alleygators 1, Blaslolds 1n Blue 0 · Scott Styles
scored the game's only goal for lbe Alleygators as the
dl'h.>nse for both teams dominated the game.
ror the Alleygaton. m goal, Ian Abernathy and
Cody Spoulos were al.lie to hold orf numerous Blas-
to1ds' attempts
•Red.Bombers 1, Boys Ln Green 1 ·Francisco Moreno
sc or1•cJ on d cross-pass from Adam Seagondollar for
tlw ltl'd Uomber ..
Trevor MC'GuU, Peter Schreyer and Dontay Lener
each had opportumbes to score slopped by the Boys in
GfC'cn. On defense, Malthew Hlllberg, Josh Gonzalez,
Gregory Vinson, Luis Labrado, Anthony Arellano and
Nicholas Vinson, kept lhtJ yame dose.
Jn Under-10 girls dCt ion:
•Shooting Lava 3, Firecrackers 1 • Lava's Kerry Kiser,
Ally Krikorian <ind Julie Hubbard helped to defuse
tht> fm~ndC'kers with goal.,
Ollv1a Schow scored U1e fo1rccracken. · lone goal m
thC' th11d quarter,
Lt.•admp the wa}' tor thll Fm•crackers were Lauren
KJpp, Megab Kipp, Ashley StlUetto and Jane Messer·
'irnllh. I
In Unclrr-8 bbys action
In th!:! firel>ctlls game agiUni.t U1c Cheetahs, Kevin
Kiser, Leo Bijown, Brandon Karr and Danny Borg·
Sundstrom led the oftensivc charge ... For the Rockets
in therr game with the ligen., Matt CUes and Andrew
Roth each scored, while Justin Cro on and Jonathan
Knauser led the defense.
Also swimming well was TivoU Hudson. Swimmlng in her
first-ever swim meet, she managed to win the 100-yard individ-
udl medley with a strong second-half effort.
Next up for the NBAC is the "1\.trkey Classic'• in Mission Viejo
Nov. 20-21.
Ensign handles Rancho Junior High, 9-2
TUSTIN -The Ensign
Junior High •A" team knocked I 0 l LI R H 0 C 11 Y
off Rancho Junior High, 9-2. Tuesday, at the Gretzky Hockey
Oub.
Cory Adler had four goals, while Vince Mungo scored twice
for Ensign.
Also adding single tallies for Ensign mclude Zack Boston,
Joshua Lehr and J esus Sotelo.
The Ensign" •a11 team did not fare quite as well, losing 9-0, lo
Southlake.
GOdlie Trevor Anderson hdd 24 saves for Ensign
Tigers rally to tie Huntington Va lley, 5-5
COSTA MESA -The Co~ta Mesa
American LltUe League Tigers needed W I N T E R 8 A l L
a three-run sucth inning to salvage a 5-5 tie with J Iunhngton Veil·
ley m Winterball action over the weekend.
RBI singles from Brett Sheridan, Cody Spoulo und PhUJJp
Weaver brought in the tying runs over a Hunlington Valley club
that features Matt McGwtre, son of Major League Bttsehull slu1J
ger, Mark McGwire.
The Tigers' offense was led by Matt Doran, R.J. Ouemberger
and Tmnion. who edch went 2 for 3. The th1 eesome, along with
Peter5on combined for 11 strikeouts and only tour hits allowed on
thP. mound for the Tige'rs,
CdM PONY Baseball signups approaching
CORONA DEL MAR -Registration for
Corona del Mar PONY Baseball have been B A S E B A L l
scheduled for the upcoming season.
The dates are Nov. 6 and 13th a t Lincoln Elementary from q
a.m. to 2 p.m. for each day and the cost is $225.
For information, call Dave Sprowl at (714) 428-0321.
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are OOina buslneu u SI. Huntington Beach, ~-::/'~;, LlrT\lled SPECl~ NO. Dally PllOI Oct. 28, Nov. OEFtSA MARKETING Ff:n<Sauon If: Weatem,
Allen F°relght Syatem1, c~:;~Wigner, 42j Have V04J llarted doing ReQuest !of p I"· 11, 18, 1999 Th025 CO, 1280 BllOn A...... Growers Alaoc:lallon
818 Saint Vincent. Irvine. 131h St., Huntington bUSlneu yet? No muat be IUbmln= FfctltlOus BualMia : t~ 'J:~·~ewport David L Moore, PMcll Cellfomla 92618-3959 Buch, CA 92648 Par11 Weal Rtai.u· lorm auppllld by the Oil N.,,,. St.demen1 G • pal Maneger. Donald 0
Byron Allen, 818 Saini Cul1la Kubat, 425 131h rents , LLC1~ John ll1ct In aOCOf'dllnce with• The foloWlng pertona I (C...)~2:•:.:0A1nc .• ·1 O<euler, Attorney Ill
Vincent, lrvlne, Celllomla SI • 15. Huntington ~cakllO. Pre110ent al prOlllaions ol the IP9C-' are doing bualrl9U " I 9.9 • '387 N ve~ Law. '7820 Fitch Stniel. 92618 Peach. CA 112848 Thts 11atement Wll lflcations SpeclftcatlON I Racln s ••d Com • • ewport trvlne CA 92t14 This bU'io.ta Is con· Thll bu•lness II coo· !tied with the County propoHI blenka snd 495 OIClgN:wpoit etV<l Be~·~,11266011 • Pubriahed New~ort d~ed by •n lndNkluat ducted by a gener111 Cter11 of Of8nge County f\.lrther lnfOfmetk>n mey I Newpon Beach. CA ducted by1 ~=· 1 BeaPt"" ct.t.~:-r M28eea1~'1' bUatri:~r~a~::. doing pertnerthlp on 10-22-911 be Oblalned at the above 92863 Have YfAJ •ten:id'doing ""......,..,.,.. • ..,"'tr
e/30/1999 Ha\18 you stanod CIOlng 0-"y Piiot ~. NfN. ~rese,jtelephone (714) Tlm Scot Yoatilkawa, busltleH yet? Yes MAR • • ThO
Byron Allen bUllnesa yet? No ~·241 • 18150 ~ Orcie, 07 1995 ' I Flcttttou1 8utlneH Thia 1 t Seen Wagner 4. 11, 18, 19!19 Th030 !:~J.~~Newpor1 j Fountain Valley, CA Genia MartielinQ, Inc • Ne--.... _.___.
nled 1 W:,1 ~"!en~~ Th11 11atamerit waa Flctltloua Bu1lneas ......... p, .... ~·~ ~111.!J.:"I . 9?!~ ,.. ...... _ II""' ..... i...... Nort>er'I A De La Parra,' I lhe''t':..=:':':,:"~ Clertl of Orange Count llled With the Cor.inty Name 8tatwnent ""'"""..._ ..... "'"" I _,,. ..,,_, -.,.,.... P1'9aldent·CEO _.,.."'V ...-
" .&. &&,. rd bl on 9 8·99 Y Clo,._ of Ofange County The IOllowlng persona " Th022 •
1
Riller Dr • FOIKltatn V•· Thia atete"*1t w 1 ''%.~~~ ..tU.J.Oa e 1"9M047.0 on I0.22·9~ ..... °'°" ere doing bullntlt ···ctltlOua Buslnee• .. ~ moe llled Wlltl the County 1300 1Ma10I N 1100'
D611Y Plot Oc11 7, 14, 21, D•1tu ....... 1 ...._.. 28. Nov SHINE'"'. 2930 BrtatOI, Name ltatement .. ..-.. ~ le ~ Clertc Of Q!wige County Newport Beach CA
Al•-.---...S..~ " 28, 1!199 ThQ87 ""' .. ...., ...,.,. IA•l 12, Cotla ~ .. CA The 1o110w1ng P'rtona ,......_ .. ,. e gene,,.. on 1C>;?2 9t 92e&O ' .u:a·ia.dUve cRs1m 1ss •Ll1l 18· 19911 r11027 9262& a,. dotnO bualOela.. ~ u1111ot0.a rar.k -. s.,,,.. c1o lEOAL NOTICE Flcttdoue Bualne11 Brian G AmbroH, IMAOtfitE 3, 16 Urelna, ~#9,:CS dOlng ~ P.llot18 Oct1,,_ 28..T~"' Noet'I Oevelop,,:ent, Discount Casket, THE OHtO D1v1s10N Name Statement 2et3 Vlddf.a. Lag..,. ltvtne, e.t11om1ai m14 Abe 1 °*' ·....,,. · ..... ......... 1300 Btts•Oi N. 1100 o, SECURITIES, PUA• n... fQllowlng peraona ee~:· ~ ~2:118 coo Davl<I ROb1n1on Shott, Thia ·atate,,...nt wia iTATElllNT OF Newp0rt 6each, CA Cremation & MCIFIC VllW SVUISACNTD COTODE~IAOPTREER· •r;~,~r·~A~'E. doetl'IO by an Individual ~~ ~~ .. lrvlrlt, C.llfor· ~ ~no!'! Coul'lly wm:g~WAL , 9~ ~annetcwti MEMORIAL MM ...., 270 fQt 171h Streot, H&ve you •tarted dOtng Thi• bus ne 1 la con """'" "' ...,,.,'Ve County clo Noah O.Ve!of>ITMIOI
BurJal Se.-..J 1707 AND CHAPTER SUite _.160, COsia M4t11a, bv '""~•Vilt? No ducted by ao ll'odlllidual on 10·22·Gfl PARllfEAIHIP ' 1:IOO B111t0l N 1100' :.1-Y 1.Ce 1 ID. HAS ISSUED A CA 02 27 Drtlfl s MlbrOlft H•w you tt•rtta ~ 1111Mot080 . OPERATING UNDER Newpotl BHt;h, c/,.
CEA& AND O St9T Ctianeno Watklna, 168 Thia 111a1,.tnen1 w111 tiuilnilH yet? No DUY Pilot Oct 28, Nov I ACTl110U8 94:'000 h Id b OOOER FOR N!<NCY A.ltiett Plaot fB, Co 1a lllOd wllh the County David RoblnlOn Shute 4• ·n, 18, 1989 Th028 8ustN!IS NAME Thie bUalnt 11 CIOf'!-Why · OU you SU ject ~~9 \~i: ORO A WJaa. CA 82027 Cla~0 ct2~~ Counry Thia 1t•••men1 w11 Flcttttoua aualnee• Tht l(!llOwlnO peBOn GIJCl.O try • oen-1111 If & famil 01v1SION'G FINDINGS nu ws ne con on '' .. • ltltd with tho ~ Name 8tatttment hU Wl!Mrswn •:a gen-partnef'lhlp yourse your y to THAT NANCV KLATI R ~~ ~.'!' ~~ D ~.,Pao. Jo~. NO\!. Clerk °'220range County The lollowlog PlflOO• .,., '*1091 ltoln .,,. HIYll ~ tt'1t<I ~
yin "nfl t d • ~ VIOLA TEO OHIO •v , .... "' '"""' ""'"• on 10 .fi .,. ~ bll91rW$1 •• pllr1M~ °"9flltlno Ull• bullnell Yt_t1 No pa g l 3 C pnCC 10t REVISED COOE W t1 V 1, 4, 11, 18 1~9 Th031 tllllmt JC ECK ENTERPRISES cteflfMllleflttousbuPieu Terwti: A 8lnlM
ca ket servic ?"?"' ~~~~r11~0744<C> '~':!!ldwa!kins '~:~:u•,=a ~l'e,~~21·:= .. ~8:..eocle='·I R*o:":l'~c!: ~r.'"C::~ call rou Frtt I -888· CASKJiT . UNREGISTERED Thll lem flt w & The I~ persons F1Cilil0Us IUilriiis JoMptl d Edt 068 Ranch Rd Yort>e Lindt, I filed Wllh !ht ~
ECURITIES. ~~ ~. ~":? lrt dolriO buslOOU a• Heme .. ..,.,..,, Cove SllHI, <:0111 l ~KIOUt B·"'~ ~~ .. ~ OOunt)' ~fn•Ona ISurroUJldlH(oontrfet ~~707 4 .. {B)(4) BV "" • CMrterfloaod IPr<>p The I~ peflClnl ..._ CAl2627 ,.-..., .....,,..., ""' .,. .,_..., " .'lft l\NOWING(\' M~KINQ on l l).22 ~tHMOtOH •rt!Ot. 833 w 171h St, .,. dOlrlo ~.. ' Tttli bUlfntlN .. con• ,...,,,. ttr.trtd IO •tiow 111111a1• '~=============~ l'.Al.SE REPRESENTA DIWyPlolOd 28,NOv u , Colla Meta, C.A COSTA MESA du<Hdby snii'ldlvlcMll ... f\tea In Orange ~Plb!Od.2' ... ~ , .............. JJ~T.10N __ s-.;;c~o~NO;.,;;;.;;;E~~~N*IN-0-....4 .... 1~~-'~'~1-uou-..,...;.T~no2~8.._8262~7~~--~--~~CH~EVA.o.;..;,ON;;.;.;,i~2~U;;.;..;.IOH~·~~~..._He __ v._..you_,;•_.,,..,;..__doi~ng~-Co\Jf'l---~-°"---'-'2-'"--~-l.E---~Hov----,-11 __ H __ l .. _nioo. __ ..;..l
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MilOue luelneee
Neme at.'*'*'t Tiit followlng j)el'IOOS
re doing bUSlneSS as·
M enuM onkey cbm,
'1828 Jordan Ave., Jue. IMne. CA 92812
Alt Javld, 17828 Jor· den Ave., #27C, lrJlne,
CA 112612 •
Kem Javtd, '7828 Jor·
dell Ave., t 27C, Irvine,
Clo 92612 ·lany SleQel, 22836
FeJCbon)g,h Way, Lake
Forest. CA 92830
Th•• business la coo·
d1JG1ed by: • general partnership
Have you started' doing
business yet? No
Alt Javk1
This statement was med with ,,,. County
c1e11e of Orange County
00 10-15-99
1"9110t353
Dally Pilot Oct 21, 28,
Nov 4, 11, 1999 Th007
FlotJtlou• Butlneu
Name Statement
The folloWlng pe11ons
are doing business 11
CARR"rECH, 24002
Via Fabric.ant• t508.
Mission Viejo CA 92691
KrM D. C.tr 4369 Art>or CoYe Qr., OcNn
soOe, CA 92054
Th!S buslneu 11 con·
dUcted t>y: an lndlvldual
Have you atarted doing
business yet? Yea.
5 1·99 Kevin D Carr
This statement was
I fed wM the Gotmty
Cleft( of Orange County on 1015-99
19096808372
DailY Pilot Oct 21, 28
Nov •. 11, 1999 Th008
Flotltlou• Bualneu
Name Statement
Th& to IOW1t1g persoos
are dOlng business as.
Tho Knot COfl)s, 2ns Mesa veroe Dtfve Ent·
1\104, Costa Mesa, CA
92626
Ward L Booert, 2774
Mnsa Vell'.le O'nve East
~t()C Cosla M sa, CA
92626
Thts bue•nei.s Is con
aucted by, an todlYldual
Have you 11aned doing
bu•lness yttt? Yea
·-~~9 War)1 Boge11
This statement y,as
filed .,.,,th the County
Clerk of Otange County
on 10·15·99 10996808375
Dady p,101 Oct. 21, 28.
Nov 4, 11, t999 ThOfO
"F.lctltlou• BualnH•
Name si.tem ent
The fOllowing persons
are~ bU511'18SI u Wellsprtog, 234 Wafn.11
St., Newpor1 Beacn, CA
92663
Saodra Y. Dunn, 234
Walnut SI.. Newporl
a.ac:tl, CA 92663
Thi$ bus1nes.s IS con-
ducted by an fndMdoal
Ha\19 you 'tal111d doing buslneU yet? No
Sandra V. Dunn
Thls statement was
tiled With the County
Cleitc of Oranoe County
Ol1 10-' 5.99 19996808351
Dally Piiot 0et 21, 28, NoY 4 11, 1999 Th011
Flctltious BuslneH
Name Statement
The IOllo\lfmg persona
119 dollo bunieu as
a)NEWPl:>RT LAW OF· FICE~ bl TtiE NEW· POR 1 BEACH LAW Of-·
f:1CE, 3345 Newport
Dlvd • Surte 200, Newport
9Mctl, CA 92663
Peter J Unden, "31
it.ve Vaquero San
o.nenie, CA 92672 Thia buS.,.... .. coo-
dUCMtd by an 1ndrvldual
Ha\19 you siartlld doing
buslOess yet? No
Pate1 J. Linden
Thi. •latement was
Med with the County
Clettc of Ot8nge County on 10-$-99
1'"'807"5
Diiiy Pb Oct 28, NoY
4. 11. 18. 11199 Th051
Flctldou• Bu•ineu
Name Stlltement
The lollow1ng persons •r• doloo bualneaa 11 Co8$1 l>eteM Supplies,
22981 Triton Wa'} Unit F,
lagune HnlJ, C1t1tomi.
112853 Eno Ray z.umer, 415
T~te Lane •12.5, HuntlnOton ~en. CID·
li>mla 02648
RonakS Ray Zelmer,
18400 WOOdNtf Streef,
Wjttlmlllster, C.lllomfa
92883
Th.. bu1lne1t la con· duct"<I by • gone1111
bartnerwtllp
Have you a111Md doing bllatneH yet? Ye , 2115/98 Eric RaY Z.lmer
lhl• &iatemenl WM a""' ~ lt'9 Covn1y C1ett1 o1 0tanoe eoun1v
Qlf9 28-9V 18'MIOMIO Otllv Pi/OC Oc:t. 21, NOv
4'10\h18, 1999 1h002 IOUi luetnii• ...,,. 9'etamenl
:tM tollowtng penoN •'9~AAI ~~. 2111• [•= Ori'Y.~ Uflll o f'ullerton,
C.lllornll 9~ 1
Richard W ~n
b9Ch 2911 Ea&t Ruby onw, Unit B Al~ Cilllotnli 8283 I nw. ~It con ~bYan~
H9W ~ twtitd OOfng bullnMl-No AicnM1'&'rt ,,,..IHCt'I ""' •*""' .... llled Wiii l"9 County
OM Of ~ Col"1t¥ °" .... tll 11 £11191 ""°' Od .. How
" lllDe3
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CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
NOTICE OF
PUBUC HEARING
ANO
NOTicE Of INTENT
TOAOOPT A
NEQATIVE
DECLARATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that .ltle Qty ot
Newport Be1cl\ has
prepared an lnrtlal Study/
Negative Declarauon
pwsuarn 10 the Celfom ..
EnYironmental Ouahty ~ !Of the Propoeed
j>f Of8d described below.
The Initial Study his do-
tarmtned that the prq~
wtll not have a 1lgnlflcent
ettect on Iha tnYlron· ment The Qty lherelore
Intends to adopt a
Negative ~raliOn Profeet Name
San Miguel Onve Widen· Ing From AYota1o Ave
nut 10 MacArthur Bllld
Project l.ocatlc)n San
Mlgual Drive trom
Avocado Avenue to
MacArtt\ur Boulevard
,Project Proponent
City ot Newport Beac:h 3300 Newpon Boule·
V8td, N8Wp0f1 Beach, CA 92663
Pubic Review Pel1od
Octobe1 29, 1999
through November 30,
1999
Project Description
Tf\e prOject provides
for a sht loot roadway
shver widening along ttWs
no11herty s~ of San
Mlguel Drive and the re·
construction •nd mod·
ihcalJOns of medians, roactway pavemen1, side-
walk, curb and O"lter
curb access ramps,
catcf\ basins, storm
drains, traffic signal sys·
tema, pavement striping
and mar'loogs, and other
Incidental ~tems of wor\
from Avocado Avenue to
MacArthur Boulevard
Tllese Improvements
¥1111 t ) inerease tht le •
tum lane &tOfllge ceplc·
ity IOf the westbound San
Miguel Drive llDffk: that
turns onto southl>ourld
Avocado it.venue end 2)
ebmlnate Ille San Miguel
trafl1e queue that cur
renlly impedes soutn· bound MacArthur Bouie
vard tralfc dunn~ the AM
peak hours.
Opportunity fCJ< Publ IC
R8Vlew
loteresled porttons ate
1nv1ted 10 review the
Negative DedBlatlon. In
eluding ,;Mies And/or
eKh•bits roia11ng to 1he
proPQ6ed prOj!!'CI and
SuDmlf ro'Tlm601S Tllese
documents end an eotn· ments r(latrved will be
1.'00Sldered by th• New· poll Beach City Counol pnor to llO<ll ..ct1011 on ttm
proposed project A copy
ol the Nogattvo Dllct111a·
loon, end rolatod docu
ments are available for
reviaw ar th\l lotlowlng lo-
cahon
Ne"'pc;>rt Beac:t1 C11y Hau
Pubt c Works Oapa11
meni, 3300 Newport
Boulevard, Newport
Beach, CA 92663 '
1r yoo wtsh to appeal the approprlatcnoas or
the adequacy ol the
Negative Dec11rat1on. your comments should
be aobmitted Ir! wn1mg
pnor to the dose of pubt1C
review period steted above. Vour comments
IOOUld SJ)eOllCtl!ty Iden-
bly what envlronmenlal
lmpacl! you belleve y,O\Jld resulf trom ttle
proied, wtiy they are s19·
nltlcenr, and wtlet
changes you believe
shoUld be adopted to
eliminate or reduce the ~Qty Council ii
sc:hecMed to oonslder
approval ol the projec!
ancj the Negative Ceola·
ration al a public meeting
on Monday, December
13. 1999 at 7 00 PM In
the Newporl Beach Council Chambers, 3300
Newport Boul•vard,
Na,rwpott 8Nch, C.t lor-
nia II you have any QOeS·
llOlll or WOUid 1'11• runher
lntormallOfl, pl4tase con·
taO\ Mr Fong TM ot the
City ol Newport Beach
PubUc WorX.s Depa11-ment at (949) M<&·33 t 1.
Publlahed Newport
BNch-Colla Mesa ~ PllcJC Odobar 28, 1999
Th038
Flc:thloua B ualneH
Nam• Statement
The lollowing peraom
are doing business n
DEL MAR OISTRIBU
TION, 3S3S E. C:O..•
Hwy #53, Corona de
Mai, CA 92627 Lani Madonna Kurian
2610 san Matto. New-~ a.aai. Clld 92680 This bustnus la con
d\JC1ed by; an lnd!Vldual
Haw you started dOlfli
buSlneSS ~t? No Lani Madorlna KUtlan
This statement was
nllld with the County
Clertl of Oflnge Count) on t0-26·99
1MHIOW72 0-~ PllOt Oct 28 Nov
•. 11, 1a, 11m ThG« Flct)tl0u1 Buelne ..
Heme Stllt.ment
The following penona
are dOlng bu•IMU at
Shrloe of 1t1e 8111w0od.
1680 Sant.a Ml it.ve ..
Cotla Meta. CA 92827
Kellh Hinkle1 1880
Santa AN lwe , COt!a
Mn&, CA 02627 Thia butlnell is OOf"I
ducted by. an lndlvldual
Ha..,. you 1tar1ed OOlng
bUllOIUylll? Yet, 0711)9
K11lh Hint.le
Th.. 11atemant wat
l8d .... the Ooooty Cl9ftc of Otange County
(11'1 I~""'" """"* 04ly P11oC Oct. U , Nov
4;i1'1111, ,1199 ThCJ'~ o itOUi lualneee
Neme 9'a*'*"
The I OlloWlr\Q peraom
1'9 dOlfig Miriest at X~ Inc. 1605 W ~Ion Av. , 6an AM
CA 92104 Xy!OI~ l!'Q , (NV)
3305 Wnt 6Prloo MM Rd tec>-2• Lat '9egu, r-N HIC>a 'Thia buliMh II eotl-~ by • c:orpottt!M
Haw ~ tlattied dC'llno ~Jtl?Ho x ltlC J'*"1
~~.· •"':· . . . ' >"' • :.·. ":". . ~ ---·
tiled Wiit\ the ~ Cleft< ol Orange CountY on 10.26·99
1MlllMMI Daly Pb Od 28, Nov
4, 11, 18. 19911 Th04e
F1cdtfou1 8Uelnea1
Name Statement
The IOllOW"'O peraona
are dOfnO business as.
Metro Expt11s, 180
Newport Cente1 Or, •tao. Newpon Bead\.
C.92&&0
Mecro Expreu, I. P ,
(CA), 1 llO Nrwpo11 c.n.
ler Or. '180, Newport
8e8dl Ca 92e60 Thia bullMll II COCl-
dUcttld by • lttnttlld
partnet1hlp
Have you started doing
buelneH yet? No
John Maceluso, Gen-eral P111ner
Thll statement was filed with the County
Cler1t ol Orange County on 10.25~
1999NOIM2
Daily Piiot Od. 28, Nov
,4, 11, t8, 1999 Th<M7
Fictltloua Bualn .. 1
Nam. Statement
The foltowlng persons are~ business as;
ASIA CAFE, 2360
Newpon 81Yc1 •B. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Long V Tran, 1074
Vallejo circle, Cos1a
Mesa, CA 92626
This business Is coo·
ducted by: an individual
Have you 1tar18d doing
business vet? No Long V Tran
Thu; statement was
llled With the County
Clertt of Orange County on 10-26-99
19ll96809375
Dally Pilot Oct 28, Nov
4, 11, 18, 1999 Th049
NOTICE OF
AVAILABILITY OF
ANNUAL RETlmN
uanl to Section
610 (d) of the tn1ema1
enua Code, nodce Is
reby given that the en-
nual return tor the palen·
dar year 1998 ot THE
CREAN FOVNDA TION, a private foundation, Is
available 111 the founda·
(IQll'S pnl\Qpa/ olfioe for
tnspecuon dunng regular
buslnHs hours from
9 am to 5 p.m. by any
Ol1Z81l who req1Je$1\ It
within 180 days aher ltle
date of this pub"catlon.
ThtJ foundation's prlncl·
pal ol11co is localed at
2300 Mesa Dr1ve, New·
p()rt Beaeh. CA
TM Founddt1011°s tefe· ,;ihone numbdr IS (949>
642·3050 Ttie pnnopat rnanager
ol Ille lour1dati011 Is
JOt1N C CREAN
MARC S GOlOIN
ESQ 2JOO MC4>a Or1vl'
Newport Bl8ct• CA
92660
Published Nowporl
Beacil Co.la Mesa Da1lv
P1lol October 28 I 9!1~
TnQ'\9
Fiotitlou1 Bu1lnH1
Name Statement
The follOwing persons
are doing busineSI> as
POSEIDON PRODUC
TIONS 221 19th srreet.
Newport Beach, CA
92663
Bnat1 Maril Baller, 221
19th Street. Newport Beach, CA 92683 Tills business ts coo-
dUded b>f· an lodlvldual
Have you •tarted OolnQ
business yet? No
Brian M Bake1
This stalemenl was
filed w1tl) tile County
Clent of Orange County
on t0-26·99
19996809374
Dally Piiot Oct 28. Nov
4, tt, t8. f999 Th048
Flctltloue 8ualne11
Name Sta1-1Mnt
The lollowtng persons
are dOong business as
SHARPER LINES, 93f
W. 19th Street #t, Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Oanlelle R•ZZO. 1131 w
19tll Street 11, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Edward Alhambfa. 817 w, Steven• Atte. 14,
Santa Ana CA 92707
This buSIOt$$ la oon·
ducted by • general ~11noishtp'
Have you 111rted doing
buslne5s yet? No
Edli.ard Alhambra oanoen. R1uo
This statement was
fifed W1tll the County
Clerlt of Or$ng1 County
on 10·28·99 1"9680M20
Daily Pilol Od 28. Nov.
4, 11, 18, 1999 TNMO
FfctltlOua Bu•lneaa
Name Statement
The following persons
Ire doing "°'IOe" .. TACO GUAPO. 19981
Brooknursl Avenue,
Hunl.ngton Bea"1, catt-
lomia ~2648
Salvat0111 CfMIO, 216
Tuai.In All90U8. Newport
Bead!, Ca11lorni8 92S63
Thi• bualneU II con·
duc;ttld by an lndivlttual
Have you 111ned doln9 b~nu'y l'1 No
Salvatote CrlVelo
Thia SU1le"*11 Wat ftled V.ilt\ Iha ~y
Clarli. of O• ige County
on U>·20 9i
1totel0111t D1ily Piiot OCll 23, Nov
4 11,18,l e9G Th041
FICtldou• lualfwH
Name Swtement
The IOll<Jo.iMg ptrtOnl .,. dolflG tMN .,
TtiE P\..Af'fTER eox,
290 A~ St, '201~ eo.r. Mela. CA 92Uf
Ml\no J, 0.rdalOt. 280
Avocado St • uo I A
CO.ta Men CA 82627 Thi• bullntN 11 con· CIUC:ttd by an lndlvidual
ti~ yoo 1111"8d dOlng
bullnetl yel7 No Mario J BalVftlU Thia IUltetnent was
llted "111\ IN Qcu1'J
a.t11 o1 oranoe CountY on 10-2&'00
1....,.,n
O.tty PllOI Ott 28+=
•. 11. 11, 1809
Thomas Laa Flfctter
TNa 1t1tement was
Iii.cf wllh the County
Ciettt ot ~ CocJn1y on 10·26·99 1llMI093U
Oaliy P.*>C Oct. 28, NoY.
... 1 t' 18. t999 'rt1043
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
and
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO ADOPT A
MITIGATED
NEGATIVE
DECLARATION
NOTICE IS HERESY
GIVEN that the Ptaming Com1!11sat0n of the City
Of Newpol1 Beach will
hold • publle hearing on ltle •Pf>.llcallon ol 11191 ~ Plf1Mta, L.P. (Tim Mc8una1, •P'
Pllcant) for Teni.tlv• tract ~P No. 15829 end Moctlflcatlon P~ mlt No. 5002, on prop-
erty located at 900 SM
Lane.
Reque1t to subdMcle
an eiclstlng lot containing
7.5 acres of land lnlo a
srngte pa!QI ol land In
conjunctlOO w11tt the de· velopmenc ol an 89 unit
ahlehed and detached
resld6ntial condominium
pfOj9Ct on propetty fo..
cated In the MFR District
(Multl-Famlly Reslden·
tlal). Al&O lricluded Is a
request for a mo<S1fk:8tlon
10 allow detached SINC·
tures to be btJlll 6 !eel
apart, where the Code
requll'91 10 feet min·
lmum.
0 NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that
an IMial Study/Mlllgaled
NegatlVe Oecta,.tlon nas
been prepared by the
City of Newport Beach in
connection wltf\ the •P·
plication nored abOVe
The Initial Study/ Ml!Jgated NegalMI dee·
laraoon states the! the
subject development as
proposed. •!¥! With Mn·
plementatlon ot !he rec·
ommend mi11g1tlon
measures, will not resutt
In a significant effect on
the environmenl II is the
P-resent lntentlOl"I of the
City ~ accept the 1n1t1al
Study/Mitigated Negative
Declaration and suppott·
1ng documents This Is no« to be construed as
e1thM approval 0< denial
by the City ot the subject
apphcation The Initial
StUdY1M•tlgated N90a11Ve
Oeclarellon 20-day pub· he 1evlaw period IS
October 27, 1999 to
November 16, H~ll9.
The City encourage~
members of IM general
pubtic 10 revreoN al'ld com·
menl 011 this documen•a·
tlOll. Cop 81 Of Ille ln1111t
Study1M•l1911ed Negativ11
OP.r.la~11on Mid support·
1ng documen1s 11re avail·
able tor public review ;ind
1nspect1on er tile Ptan
n1ng Oepa11ment cuy l)f
Newpo11 Bftach 3300
Newport Boufeva1 d,
Newpol1 Beacti Galtlor· noa. 921Jd3· 17t.8 For in-
formation call (949)
64'4·3200
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that
said publlc hearing wlll
tie held on tho 11th day ot
December, 19119, II the
hoUr ol 7:00 p.m. In the
CoOOCll Chambers ol the Newport Beacti Crty Hau.
3300 Newpon Boule·
verd, Newport Beacn.
Cahlom1a, et Which tune
and place any ancj en
persons lnteresfed may
oppear and be heard
thereon n you challenge
this pr<>Ject In court, you
may be llm11ed 10 raising
only !hose illlJ9I you 01
someone elM raised at
the public hee11ng de· scnt>e<t In thtl noi1ce or In
wntten correspondence
dehvel9d to Iha City at, OI
prk>r to, the public hear·
Ing. For information call
(949) 644·3200
Richard Fuller,
Secretary
Planning ComrnlNlon
City of Newport Beach.
NOTE. The e•pense of
tf\ls nohce 11 paid lrom a mang lee colleded lrom
tile lllppl\canl
Publlshed Newporr
Beaeh·Coata Mesa Daily
Pilot October 28, 1999
Th050
SSC 8860
NOTICE OF
PETTTION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
NANCY C.
CASTLEMAN
CASE NO. A1 99359
To all helr1, benell
eta!lea. creditors, alnl·
\ngent c:redl ors, and per·
sons who may otnorw1'8
be lnterestad In the will or
estate, or both ot:
NANCY C CASTl.£MAN
A PETITION FOR
PROBATE has been tiled
by BARBAA.t. D FIRTH
(nemed In the will as
BARBARA DOUGLAS
FIRTH) In the Supertor
Court ot Celltornla. ~y of ORit.NGE.
THE" Pl:TITION FOR
PROBATE reQUllll ltlal
BAASAAA D FIRTH be appointed as puraonal
t1Pf9'9nlltlv• to 9dmltl·
is•r the tate of trta'da·
Oldenl
THE PETITION re•
qu<l the decectent 's
Wt1A Ind OOClictlt, II wty,
be admitted 1o ptetMll
The Will ana '"Y COdld 11re IVlllable tOf ex•
ltnlnallon #I ttMI I fl~I bY tnllCO\lf'I 'TH PEllTION re-
QUeall autt!Of1'V to ad-
minister the • lille under
11'18 lndel)'l~nl Adfnll\-
lstratiotl Of ara1os ~
fTNI AultlOflty wlll •llow h petlONI rtPf Mm•
aW. IO UI many 9C10 ~ ~ Obtaining
OOVft ~rovll. Detori
&eking 09r1aln Y9(y impot• ~ ectlona, ~.
the pertatllll '9pftMnl·
attve wlll c. requl191t to
gtve noCICI IO ntt1~
person• 11nle • lht~
haw waived notice °' coria1n1ec to ttle
pflJC)OJlld edlOfl , The In
deptl'ldent •CJmlnl•·
tratlOO •""10tl?y bO orenttd UR!t» en In
fiarff'9d l>Of'IM , ... en
objtellon 10 the IJllfflio!\
•tid ltlOM OObd 1191 Wtrv trle OOtJI\ lhOUtO nOl ~""'~ A HEARING on "8
pidion. ... t. htlfd 01 O£COaA i , ... ef
1 45 p m In DeP! L73Jo.. c.aled 11 341 The Cit_x
Dnve SOuttl, Otwlge. C
92868 IF YOU 08.JECT .., tt'9
granting ol lhl petRIOn. you lhOuld appear al 1'18
hear1ng and state your =IOlll or Ute wr1tten
ob ION w.th tl'le COUl1
• lt'9 heellng v our appeara~ .J!l•Y be tn ro:ISOl'I or Uf your al·
°W'-lou ARE A CREDI·
TOR or conttngenl Cfedi-
tOf °' tne deeeilllsed, you tr11J11 l;u, your dMn WllJl
tile COUil and mall e ~y
to the personal r11pre
sen11t1Y1 appolnlad by
the wu11 within lour
montns from the date ol th• tu'lt luuance of let· ter& IS plOl/lded In Pr~
bate Coda MCllon 9100. The tlmt for fillna da!ms
Wil1 not expire before lour mon1na rrom the heanng
date no'llCed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE
tht file kept by tne court.
If you are 1 person ln-
terested In the estate,
you may Ille with the
court • Request for Spe·
dal Nota (tonn DE·154)
of the tiling of an lnven·
toty and appralSal ol es·
tale assets or of 111y pell·
tlon or account as
1:irovlded In Probate
Code secllon 1250. A
Request for Special N~ lice form 11 evaltable from
the court clerk Attorney for the
Petitioner: W. BAILEY SMITH,
ESQ, (CS8t 48073)
ATTORNEY AT LAW .. 041 MacARTHUR
BLVD::. SUITE 255, NEWPuRT BEACH, CA
92660
Published Newport
Beacti·Costa Mesa Dally
Pilot October 21, 22, 28,
1999
ThF997
Fictitious 8u1lness
Nam e Statement
The lollo'Mng persons
are doing bus1oess as
COOL T's, 71 Fortune
Drive, IMne, CA 92618
Nabll Mahl>Oob Saled,
I Knollglan •206, lrvlne,
CA 926t4
This business Is con·
dueled by an lnclMduaJ
Have yoo started dolf\g
business yet" No
Nabll Mahboob Sa.eel
This statement was
lil&d with the County
Cieri< or Orange County
on 10-19·99
199961108649
Daily Piiot Oct 21, Z8,
Nov 4,tl,1999 Th998
Fict1tlou1 Buslneaa
N•me Statement
Tne lollow•l)g pergons
are doing t>us 11ess as
PACIFICA
TOWNHOMES, 23.4 E
171h Street Suite 118
Co~ld Mesi. CA 92627
Curt A Harberts, II, Mehssa AM Herb{l11s
•t5 San Bernardino
it.ve • Newpo11 Beecti.
CA 92663
Carrol C Colet
Edna Cates 523 Santa
Ana Ave.. Newport
eeacn. CA 92663
ThlS buslneas Is con·
ducted by oo·partnel$
Have you slaned doing
bus•nHI yet? Yes. 1983
Curt A. Hert>erts II
This statement was
filed With the Couoly
Cler1t of Orange County on 10 19·99
199968086'8
Dally Piiot Ocl 21 26
Nov. 4 11. 11199 Th999
Flctltloua Bu•f ness
Nam e Statement
The lonow111g persons
are doo"D business as
A.IP A.OP COMPANY,
2218 South F1l1'llew
Road. San1a Ana CA
92704 Sydney Tuan Tl'\JOng,
3024 CUlveland A1re
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Kathy Tran Truong,
3024 Cleveland Ave ,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Thi$ 00.ioess l.s con·
ducted by· husband and
wle
Ha\'9 you started doing
buSll'l8S• yet? Yet,
10/17199
Sydney Tuan Twang
This statement was
filed l'lllll the Cwnty
Clettc ot Orana-Courirv
on 10-19·99
10996I08669 Da~ Ptlo( Oct 2t. 26
Nov ' 11. 1999 Th001
Flct1il0u1 Bualne11
Name S tatement
The following p&l'SOf'S
ere doing bu••nl" as
Jay & Renfro lnMJrance
Brokers, 4667 M1c.\11nur Blvd., Sta 300, Newporl
beach, CA 92660-1818
Dee Randan Renfro,
17S4B Santa Ana Coita
Mesa, Cit. 92627
Th$ bu$lne$$ is COO·
dooea by: an 1nclivldual
Have you sta11od dOirl\I
busineu rut? Vas.
10/1199 Dee R Renho
This statement was
filed with the County Clerk Of Or ng Ccunty
on •O 19·99
199MIOl6M 0 My NOC Oct 21, 28, Nov .t, 1 t I 9911 Th002
Fletldou• 8u1lneH
Nam e Stetement
TI1Q lolloWlng per1IOM are dOiinQ bul1nee1 as JUST &TRAIT COl..LEC-
T\ONS..j,_ ~~300 FaltViaw Rd ,~" M , CA
2'626
e.ttltrJ ~~~.2JOO
r11rvto111 Rd • Cost• Mou.,CA 26ZG
Thit bulin.ct b 000-dutted by: 8f'I lndMdutil
~._,,. you tant<S dOlno
bu&N11 ytt? No
Esht Jean Lyle Thtt temenl wa1
Mid 'WfU'I in. Oourny ~of~ CoJnty
{If\ 10 111
1H IHOll1'0
OllllY P 0'1 ~1. 29,
NOY "' H I , 999 ThOO:I FlctitlOue l•lniii
HllfM8ta...._,t
Ttte ~ pertona
•re OOlnQ lluslr' ... as· 8nkli1T9'11~ 124 .,..,.., 1Co11:1 *-·
CA 11262&-7302
Marc nt ~nil Ul'ller,
DU~4 er11~MMa, CA92'2&-t~ lAllfi9 )M Y•pel, l1
htmllt Or;::te ~
liMCh ~ •:ieeo 1IW tlUl4nnl .. con.-
OYCMO W. • ~ ~....-. ... ~~ ~ No
.
Thonday. Odobet 28. 1999 •
,, -.. k •I......_[ ___.... .... t •.
w.iane Mlt Uhler dUc(ad by an lndlvldl~ S.adl, ca 9~7 Fk:titloue 8u91naH Of\ tG-S<88t4111_..,. ..
This •i.l•~nt 1o1ra1 Have you 5Utrteo doi11g Fernando 01co11• Name ..._,llteftt ,.._.. Piol. t!.1 ~~1,1l'ft.
fli.d •11h tn. County bUllne •yet? No 1M71 S11nmon• ln , ''"' fQlowtno P8nlOnl -::-7. 1999 'Tnfllt Cletti; o1 Oranoe Counfy EiSUke Fu11a.m1 HurUlgtoo Beech c. a1e C101nQ bullrlet& ~ ....
Ot\ 10 19.Qt Ttilt 1111emen1 \Illas 412847 MUfPf!Y tn11estmenta, FICi1ilOU8 ......_
1 HHION72 flied \llliltl Ille Coun1y Thia butn" • con· 3400 IMt'l8 Alil • ~ ....,._ .........,, ~ Piiat Od 2t, '28, Cle11! o4 Orange County ooctod by an indrvi<lusl 203 Newpot18elc':tl, CA The I~ persona NOY • t 1 • 111911 Th004 on 10· 18 119 Have you llartld dQlng ~ 119 doing bUllnlU ..
Flctltlou• Buel ne11 1~ bUliness yet? No Patric* R Henrv a.?8 cat1tOm11 u.taf &ys·
Name Statement Dally P1lol Oct 21 28, Femande>Oacos\a Quincy Ave • long 1em1. 015 W•t Grove. The IOllOW1ng persona Nov .\, 11. 1999 Th017 Thl• s1,1emen1 WIS Beactt, CA *14 Orangte. Csllfotnia 929&5 ar• domg. bullness as STAT EMENT OF fll9d w1fl the County Tlks bul1neu ta ton· Ronekl Jetme Hlpte, •~BIG BELLY CREW ABANDONMENT OF Cl8'll o4 Orange Courily dueled by an lnCSIVlduai 616 West G!'QYI, Or· b BBC CLOTHING, USE OF FICTITIOUS Of\ 10 1-n Have you mrtea dotno ange, Califott'lia 02865
·1 48 Oranoe Ave . Colta BUSINESS NAME 1"96807052 bWlness ye(1 No Thie 00.lnllM II con· Mesa, ea1irom1e 92627 Da'Y Piiot Oct 7, 14, 21, Patnd< R. HenfY dl.ieted b'( an 1!'ldMdull Shane Andrew Bus, The totlowing pe~s) 28. 11199 Th9ti5 This statama.ru wu Have you •1-rted doing
1748 Or9noa Ave , Costa has (IWIVI) 8bandooed Uled with the Count~ 1>u1lne11 yet? Yea,
Mesa, Cafilom11 92627 Iha u e 01 lhe llCt•llOUS Fletltlou• 8u1lneH Cleft\ °' Orange C«>nt)' 9 ~99 Th~ bualneu ii oon· bu~ine;s =• & Al• Heme St.atenwlnt on 10-5-99 AonA!d J Hiouera
Clucllld by 1n ind1111dual sociatu, 240 Nice Lane. ·Th• foltowlng P91Sont 1~J Tnlt mtement .,.a$
Have you started doing 1212• Newp00 Beaeh, ,,. doing oosinaH as· Da•ty PllOt Oc1 1, 14 21, hied w111'1 the Ccuncy
busint11 yet? No CA 92683 a)· CADENTITY, bl 28. 1999 Th879 Clel'k ot Orange County
Shane Baas The FlCtJllOU$ Busineu CAOENTITY COM 2209 Flctltlou1 Bu11ne.. on 9 9 99 19MHCMll2
This statem•n!.,_~!' name ,.1e11eo to above w Mama, Santa Ana Name Statement De .. Pll04 Oct 7, 14 21• 111.a Wtltl the .......... iy .,.81 hlea in o-.nge CA 92704 The toclo-Mno pel1(lnl ..... ~m ™* Clertt 01 Oralla-County County on 3-19-99. FILE Rodollo T011ar, 220ll ••• doing bulinaA.. 40
on 10-18·99 ~ ll>!l96787019 w Adams, santa Ami, ePowelMaJ1ceting com, Acdtiou• Bu•inee•
19996808520 Wattace Allen Mama CA 92704 LLC, 439 Vta Lido Sou<!. N.me Stllbtmefrt
Oa•tv Piiot Oct. 21, 2Q, 240 Nice Lane. i 2t2. Glofla lloena Tovar, S1e it. Newport Bea1.h. The lollow•ng perwon
Nov .4. 11, 1999 ThOOS Newport Beach, CA 2?09 W Adam.s, Santa CA 9~662 118 doino bultnel8 u .
NOTICE Of fl2663 Ana, CA 92704 ePowotMan<e11ng com, EXPRE"SS REPA IR
This business IS con-This bustness ls COO· LlC. a catdomla Limited CENTER, 24t55 LaQUna
SAEPLPLLIACLACTOIOHNOUTOC d1.1<:1ed bV an lndlvldual dUded by husband and uao;111y Co (CA). 439 Hills Mal. Lacuna Hiiis,
Wallace Allen Adams w111 Via bdo Scud S1• A. .calil0m1a 926~
BEVERAGES Th.s sta1ement was Have you s1a11ed dOtng Newport Beach, CA Hfaltlt Toroulan
Date of Fiiiog fifed w11t1 the County bustoeu ~11 No 92662 24155 Lagma Hillt Ma
AppliCelK>n Clerk 01 0!80Q'! County ROOollo T011ar This bustr.ass ts con· 11040, Laguna Hills Cll·
October 15, 1999 on 10/15199 Th•s atatoment was dllded by Umlfed l.iabit· omia 92653
To \'Yhorn II May 19996808M9 filed With the County lty Co Thil bl.IS•nut .. con--Concern Daily P1lol Oct 21, 28 Cle1'1 of Orange County Have you staned doing oue1ee1 by an Individual
The Nam~1 ol the Nov 4. 11. 1999 Th016 on 10·5 99 bus111eu yef7 Yes, Have you started doing
Appllcant(s a/are Fictitious Bualness 19996807338 9·l7·99 bus111ess vet'> No TAMASAN FORD N S DaUy Pilot Oct. 7 U , 21 ePowerMattceting com, Hnl!Oh Torossfan
DELIA llllANit. •m • tetem ent 28, 1999 Th974 LLC. D11icter Godbey, Thts Stalemant WH
The apptlcants listed The lollow1ng persons I EVP & COO filed w11t1 the County ..___ ry th aro dc>1ng buS1negs as Thi ta t a"'"" are app iog IO e SIRIUS MEDIA SERV Fletltloul B uslneH ~ s 1emen was Clerk cl Orange County
Department ol Alconolie ICES 111 wa•ft .. 1 Street Name Statement Med Wtth tne County on HH-99 Beverage Control 10 se" u"' Cler1t ol Orafl941 County t9"SI070A alOOf\Olfc beverages et. Co6ta Mesa. CA 92627 The lotlow1ng f)uf$Clll' O"I 10 5 99 Oe·lf'P .I)! Od 7 1• 21
1 0 3 p A L M s T Sttophen H 5aunders, are dOtng l>uS•nesS as 19"6807S3t 28 999 Th.,...;
BALBOA. CA 92661 171 Walnut Streo1 Costa 1h1B1g~X com. 1533 Dall Pi!Qf Oct 7 14 2t I 1 .........
Typa ol lk:ense(s) Mesa. CA 92627 Monrovia Ave. Newpon 28 ~999 TMsO FlctJtlout BualneH
Applled for Thl6 business Is con Beach. CA 92663 Fi 1 1 8 1 Name Stai.tnent
41-0N SALE BEER ANO dveled by· en lndtvtdual Blomerica. Inc. (Dela et t ous U• neH Tl'le tollowlng persons
WINE·Eit.TING PLACE Havo you started doing y,aro) 1533 Monrovia Name Statement are doing Dus1t1e1.t ..,,
I N business ye!? No Ave .• Newport 8eacl1. The foltowing pe~s The Love & Cale Coe· Pub lshed ewporl Stephen H Saunders CA 9~3 ere doing business u 11911. 14542 Laurel
Beach-Costa ~Sa Daily Th11 Slatemenl Wa$ This txl$1ness ... COO· w E AT H E R H 0 l T Ave llWl8 CA 92808
Pilot October 21 28· filed wltf\ the County ducted by a corporal.on CASTOR ASSOCIATES. Wendy Kruumal\,
November 4• t999Th0t8 Clerk of Orange County Have you started do!t'9 129 C8D«tl0 St , Ste 2057 POf1 Br•slOI Ctr.
Ftctltloua Business on 10+99 bumess yt't" Yes.. 200. Costa Mesa CA Ne,,..pori Beach, CA
Name Statement 111996807062 6/141t999 92627 92660
The following persons Owly Ptlol Oct. 7. 14 21 B 1 om• 11 ca , I n c , Marcia Wealtle"'<>lt & This bullll8 1 16 coo-
are doing busine$S as 28, 1999 Th961 Zackary Irani CEO ~oaales (CA). 129 dueled tr(. an Individual
FORTNER'S CUSTOM This stalement wn~ Cabnllo St Ste 200, Hive you stal18d doing
DOORS & WINDOWS Flctltlou• Busineu tiled with tne County Costa Mesa. CA 92827 bu51fl8U yet? YH 5"99
3186 E la Palma Ave , Name Statement Clerk ol Orange Counfy This bus1neu ts con • Wen<ty Kl\l$Slllan
Anaheim. CA 92806 The follOWing pel"SOO$ on 10·5·99 duC1ed by a corporation This staterMnt •as
James J Uhrenfeldt. are doing buSineu as 19996807337 Have you staned doing kled Wiit\ tne C«>nty
10013 Emerado Dr CMC TELECOAE. 1900 Daly Ptlot Oct 7 14 21. rosiness yet? Yes 1978 ()erk cl Orange County
WMtl8r, CA 90603 Oua• St .. Ste 100, No~· 28. 1999 ~ Man.iCI Westhemotl & on 10-1 ·99 Tf\1~ t>uslll9SS Is con· Port Beach CA 92660 · Anoc1ates Marcie 19tOSI0706t
ducted uy an 1ncltvidual Synectlcs Group Inc. Weatherholl·Bernl'lardV Oa ty p tot Od 7 14, 21.
Have you started doing (CA). 1900 Oua•I St, sie Fictitious BuslneH President 28. 1999 Th9157
bu11Mss yet? Yes. 100, Newport Beaeh. CA Name Statement • Th•~ sta1ement wea FIC'tlt'oua Buaineae
9·1 99 92680 The followmg pe111ons It oo with the County 1
James J Uf\19nleldt This bus1nei.s Is co~ are domg businei.s as Clerk ol Orange County Na"'e Statement
Tnls statement was ductlld by e corpoiat1011 a) W&bspeed Educa· on 10·5·99 Tile following person$
hied with the County Have you started dOlng lion b) Webspeed 200 19096807a2t are doing business u
Clettc ol Orange County bUs.neuyet? Yes. ttlt( Cagney Lane 11 t7 Olllly PllOt Oct 7, 1'4, 21. Frrsl Nauonal Bank on 9·2t·99 08 Newpori Beact C" 28 1999 Tll983 Visa Card Act1Vat1on
19"6a06104 S~ICS Groop Inc , 92663 Fictltioua Bualneas c.nter 6 Hutton Canter.
Daily Pilol Oct 21. 28 JoM Ctarep, Ol!eclOl Roslyn Snow 2150 Name Statement :~~~ 5anta Ana, CA
Nov 4 11. f~9 Th019 This statement \11183 Cagney Lane •t 17, The follOwing persona Con-..rging Tachnolo·
Fictltloua Buslneaa ~ :l"Or~~~e g:~:~ ~:o~~ort Beach CA am doing business a~ Ote•. LLC. (NV). e Huttoo
Name Statement on IO·t 99 This business 11, con· Sh80e ThOseSRayiK Centre 11100, Santa 111~7056 321 Avocado I. • Ana CA 92707 The following persons duc:tod by· an 1nd1vtdual Co:.ta Mesa. Cit. 92627 Thts bUStneSS 11 con-
8,. doing business es Daily Pilot Oct 7 14, 21 Have you atartaa doing Laur• l Paiauofa ducted by; Umoted
THE FAUCET MAN 28, 1999 Th960 busuiess yet? No I j 21 AvocadO s1 •K. LMlbilol .Co
15081 Fleming Street, Actitlous Buslneu · Roslyn Sno.v CoLta Mesa CA 92627 Havl '1al1ed
Westl'fll051e1, CA 92683 Namtt Statement Tnl' S1ateme111 was This l>uS108SS is con-~t? No OC>lnO
Brian Sctlreyer, 15081 The f• ~ng pe~ filed 11 tn ltle County dUC!ed by an incs/Vidual ~ T~ =~ c~,,~ West· are do.Ilg business as ~~~o-~~9~range Col.nty Hive you Staned? OOll'lgy gies. LLC. Jelirey Fntz.
Thi$ bufiWllst ,5 ton· Truell Toys In· 19996801338 bu11ness yet a. CFO
d _,. b I""'' id corpori\ed 8797 Irvine 0 p n.. 7 1• 21 8·H19 This statement was Udvu Y in ..... v uai Canter Onvo, Ste. L, a•tv 1101 v..' • "• · LAura l PaJauo a l1i80 with the County b~tii:r." s!:~r' ~ lrvme, CA 92618 28 f1tr19 Th976 This statement we" Cleli\ o1 Orange County
10-02.99 Truct.. Toys In · Fictitious BuslneH hied wtth the County on 10 1.99 COIJ>Of3tld (CA), 11797 Cle"' ol Orange Counry 199918()7057 Bnan Sdlreyer Irvine Centar Onve Ste Nam• Statement on 10-5-99 Dally PilOt Oct. 7 u , 2t. Th11 11atemen1 was l. Irvine, CA 92618 The fQllow ·ig ~ 1t9HI07330 28 1998 Th988 ~':'~ -;,'ttor~~ ~~~ This bu£lness 15 con· •·~,~~~ tc5~~.r.~o. oa~ PilO« Od 7• ~~ Fletlilou• Bual,,.., on tO t5·99 ducted by a COfPO'aUon 186:! Eft>a Circle, Colla 28· 1999 Name Statement
19996808373 bu~s~~~a~ea doing Mesa. CA 92626 F1ctltlou1 Bualneu The tol!Qwt"ll pel'IOl'l6
Oa1ty Pilot Oct 21, 28 T ruck T 0 Y 1 1 n , Matthew Arnold 1862 Nam• Statement 9,. cbf.g ~s as Nov 4 11, t999 Th012 J tOsall ElbaCirClo,COslaMesa The fot;owtng persOl\6 Sp•1111.181P011ratts,2211
Fictitious Bu1lnea• ~~ral~ Mg~e o, CA 92626 are doing busiries.s ii$ Pacihc Att• •9·201,
Nam. Statement his 'lalement was Bradford Barto 2440 bestrale4u com, 890 Cosca Masa CA 92627
lllld wilh the Cwnty Baysllore Onve. Newport W Baker St • Sia 200, Daniel John Cooney, .,!':,.~~~s~~e:'~~ Cleft. of Orange County Beach, CA 92663 eo.ta Mesa CA 92626 2211 PaoflC AV90UI, •B· cw P. SA.LES COM· on 10·1 99 ™" bUi•ness IS con Amelie.an 201. eo.i. Mesa, CA PANV, 444 MendOza 19ll968070S7 ducted by a !Jlf'eral lnfert>anc Mongage, Inc • 92627 n~••· p ,_,Oct 7 14 21 pal1Mrsh p , (CA). 890 W Ba\er St. This t.uitneu Is con-Tarrace. Corona dal Mar, ~ 1..,. • HaV9 you slartet1 OOlng Ste 200 Costa Mesa CA duQed by an ndrvlOull
CA 92625 28 1999 Tha62 busineu yer? No 92626 Have ~ tta"8d doing
Jerry Themas Hood. I B I Matthews AmolO This business IS 000· buslneu.yet7 No
444 !'Ael'ldoza TerT11ce. Flct1t oua us ness Thll st.atemnnl was dueled by· 1 corporation Daniel J. Cooney
Corona dEtl Mar, CA Name Statement f.led wlll'I tile Counfy Have you started doing This statement was
92625 The tollow•ng person• Cten.. or Orange County business yet? Ye", liltld w11f\ the County Th•s business hi ton· are dOlng bustness as °'' to.5.99 06/011'99 Clerk Of Orange County dur.t&d by an 1nd1vldual Total Eclipse. 2428 19996107335 Amencan O"I 10-H~ll
Have you started doing Ney,poci Bllld., "'·Col.ta Delly Pilot Oct 1 14. 21 1nre~nc.Mortgage, 1nc , 109M80105t
bu11ness ye1? Yes Mo£a, CA 112627 28 19119 ThJn John R Ga""'1Qt-OfWP· DellyPfld Oct 7, t•, 21 . July I, t 990 Joenna Keltv Stl!eld> CFO , 2.8 t egg Th969
Jerry TllOmas Hood 16 Pleaaant wa •• AllSO , Flctltloua Buainesa This &ta•etT'len1 wu l
Tf\1$ tatement WIS Vielo. CA $2656 N s•-t me t I leO W•th tll8 COunty FJ_., 8 ·-~ I Wllh Ille County KltTlber 'I BaflooN :.!831 am• ... e n a.~ ot Or..oge Couoty .... t.iOUa uau-•
Clerlt cl Orange Counly Portola or, Costa Men The lo,'low!ng ~ l"SOtl$ an 10.5.99 I Name Statement
Oil 10 19 &9 CA 92626 are (jOing buslne&s 8 10096807121 The follotMng pe!SOl'l5
10996a08650 This bua""ess IS c.on· Ll~C. 6.,4 T~m' ~a"Yy Daily PJlot Od 7 14 21 I are dOlng ~~~ D11ly Pllcll Oct. 21, 28, ducted by en un111· ' '"' ... 28 1999 Th982 Etept\ant .,.., ........ au·
Nov ... 11. 1999 Th013 C01pora11d assoc1a11on ~!~~ea~~~ Fictitious Bushl•H I ran1. 25250 Lii P~l
STATEMENT OF other ltlan a partner.1hp LlC, (C8tilomia). 62• Name Statement RQ8d tao-oa H
ABANDONMENT OF ix:::s~ ~~r'1oed doing Terminal W1y Costa The follCMing persons ~r ~· Co
USE OF FICTITIOUS Jollnne Snields Meu CA 92627 re dOlll9 ~iea u (CA), 121 East Matan
BUSINESS NAME This stalefT'ent wn ThiS t>usiness 11 con· Rit.YMONO & RA'Y St*t. s.r,. Bartlet&.
Thi IOllow\ng pelW"l(S) lilad the Countv dllded by~ Umred MONO t991 Pomotlll CA 93101
hU (have) abandoned Cle~ of Or~ Cooniy Liablltly Co Av COsla Mesa Cit. This l:lulir'ea 11 aon·
1t1e use c.I the llcllbous on 10•1,99 Ha11e you stattt!<I OOlng 9.:!627 duetta by a OOl"pOt81lon
bus•ness name 1999680706I bu11na111 ~e ? Yu, Maria Segura Gambol Ha-. you it.lfled dOlng
01 Ma11e lnt1rkx11, 1°"4 Dally Pout()(;! 7. 1'4, 21. 4 i!J 1>11 1991 Pomana A.v Costa business Y9'1 Yu. 109'
Irvine Ave . Newport 28 t 91l9 Th963 Newpon Bait Company Meg Cit. 92627 s B Restaut1lnt Co,
Beach, CA 92660 • LLC, Jann Cunnlt!gf'lem, This bustneas is oon· Sean I(, t.Aa~ c F O
The FICl•t•ous Bus•neu Fictitious Builnes• Pan r ducted by en •ndiYldull Thia atatament was name rel111ed to at>ove Thia t.Jtement "' Ii H1119 you star\ed dQlflg Ned \tftr\ ltia COl.ntY was flled In Oranga Name Statement rited with ·1 CocX1!Y bullneu ~·? YH ti t Claltl o1 0ran:ge Courtly
County on 11 ·10·118, The lollo ng l>OrtCM CIOlio: ot ~ CoYntv 91 00 l>-16.QQ
ALE NO 1~Nn5007 ., ®Ina bOSlnass as on 10 6-ln Mana SegUrl Ganltl(la 1tHlllOHJO
Soulhcoest Oe11gn1, DtuoWateiFtelgf1tFOf t'"'80ns.t I Tflis statement w s °'111Yf>ilo(Ocl7, 14,21. Inc, (DE), Three Christ· ward~. 16671 Sim Dally Pilol Oct 1, 14 21. flied y,l\h lilt" C<lunlr 28 "199 Tn1111
tna canler. 201 N. mona Ln HunUn!1tOO 28. ' 11 lll978 Cfor11 of OrAnoe County Waln111 Sr., Wll1ngton, DE I.---------..!_-------..:.;._.;_... __ ..-__ ..... _______ ,
19801
Thll bullneU IS COO·
ducted by; • COIJ>Of'ltlon ' Southc~•I Designs tnc DIO'la Boler·
Treasurer
This statement was
lilad """' lhe Couoly Cle111 ot Orange CoUrlty on 10l1 ~II
'""'°""' Dall\I Pilot Od 21, 28,
Nov. i , 1 t, 1999 Tno1•
Flc:iltJou1 Bualw•
Name St.nement
The fOIOWlng pel'M)tl$
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, NO 338 Co•
el Mar, Call!
826:>$
Daniel E. Dou1oux
353S t: Coast Highway, No Corona d9I Mar,
Ca 112625 This tJume con
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• HOMES • ! FOR SALE ! ! In Our Sat !
• Real Estate • ! Sup.PJementl :
! HOMES OF:
: THE WEEK ! • • • Ol1play Ads • ! Start at $751 ! ! Deadline : * Tuesday 5PM • ! Open House ! ! Uatfnga !
: Only $151 !
• Deadline • ! Thuraday 5PM !
• tt Paya to • ! Advertlae ! t In the Beat : * LOCAL * ! Real E.tate ! ! Section ! * Call Todayll * ! USA RIVERA !
• 949-674-4252 : ! ANNE WILLEY !
• 949-57~9. • . * ••••••••••••
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NOTICI TO CAEDITOM Of 8ULK8A~ •. AND Of INT'ln nul'I
TOTRAHIFEA ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE
UCEHSE(S)
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lhet a bl.Ilk Nie ol
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THE SHORES
APTS
1 & 2BR
TOWN HOMES
$300 OFF
MOVE-tN
Selected Units i~-OPEN SUNDAY l:oo.6;00 • * * * * • • * * • •
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IOOiE FLAT OCN Vu lot
702 CAHYOH VlEW OR
2br, 2.Sbt t IOOsf, 2 c.r g•. pool $769,000
BY OWNER f1M«M359
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entertaining S89S,OOO
l(athy Stlekl, Prud C. Ally.
949--497 ·3982
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THE PRICE WIU AMAZE YOUI
AGENT M•72Ut20
Vlntege Beech eon_,.
Absolutely Beautlful 4Bd 28a
in pl1me belGtl loc. $535,000 ~ 949(723-8120 5 R ANANciNO
MM-ESTATE VALUE II 38138a on HIJgl ATS X tOO
Pltva1e Galecl Lot. Room FOi
RV Ind Boat, $489,000.
SEUER WIU CARRY
with Im.it down
1729 IRVIHE AVE.
• SAT & SUN tG-5 • llroUr t4M42-315G
NEW HOME • EictuaM:
3Br 2 sea, Beck Bay,
$399,000 2072 Cllurdlll C1
MGA ~3304
BIG CVN ViUls TWNHOME EXCEUEHCE
8ordertng Sig Cyn Oolf
CoUrM. 2·3bls
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FORO ROAD PROPERTIES
1Mi.-1ss.noo , •uao P9nn· 36 Ci)(ltlo
Fum 2b< 2ba 998sl, pan
slluttefl. land tse, COfTITI
pool Prtv bd1 tor res S 135K
LIDO RESORT HOMES
IMH'TU623 OI 720-9882
BIO CANYON 3800 S F 481'
381, ofllce. remodeled, II
lllW appls, jecuzzJ. pllOne sys, cedar closets. rrust seel
1799.000 949-721-5888
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LllXUfy WMetfront Dvt*x
wlftl dodc. s 1,300.000
Nin Slr(a, BroktN
849-759-Bno
A CUSllC HOME
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$1095/mo.
Mo to Mo lease. •ewe are a pet"
community.
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from the beach •
949-644-2611
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condibon wfgmrage pill$lg,
W/O, and ..-~! £r 1-800-247-8209
View 18drmr,
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rwo pallOI, RlllOl1 ~ l.N·
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BHutlful Oceen view
Spacious 1 Sr + loll. ~AIJrious upgrades. reso!I style
amanftiesl Act Now! $1888
888-783-87118
Waite 10 Biibo• 11. mfui
2 + 2, Oen View. Gorgeous
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949-706-9696
LuxuRiOUS COlliMUNITY
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949-"l06-!Mi9e
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CdM-2BR 2.5BA
Engllltl Townhome, Sunny
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94M7H181
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()CU\ ViilW & Japwee
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8eaMtly « Fe0et8! Tu MESA. CA 92121 • .. 11;fs:6i·--awn °' $76,000 tnd ~. Oontra. The name(I), SOClll 17TH STREET. COSTA I the.~..._ eta• Demlnd Not9 • In ttie tnen1 ol Atcoholfc
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389 E t7TH STREET.
112, COSTA MESA, CA
92627
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are oener111Y dMClibed ~ IOenle(s) ventory Hllm1tecf II fW Ind Pr~ Piiot ()c:tober 28 ':m u : -FURNITURE{I). .,.,_"*"ldedtobecon· S20000. wt1icll oonelttS codl INil h conllden· ' TII02t
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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 &curity Oeposic with appro.ied credit
(Dou not include jKt deposit)
San Joaquin Hills at
Newport Ridge Drive
• LIVE IN LUXURY
APA R lMENl HOME S
Exc lusive Fashion Island Lifestyle
• Concierge Service
• 24 HR Fitness Center
I Bed from S I 795
I Bed/den fro m $181'
Washer/Dryer
Intrusion Alarms
Gourmet Kitchens
Elevator Access
• 24 HR See'Urlty Cate
•Clubhouse Facility
2 Bed from $2385
2 Bed/den fro m $2885
Gas f'ireplaces
9 Foot Celllni$
Condo Specs
Subterranean Parkine
Custom Home Design Program Available
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• Walle to Balboa Island,
F:uhion I land,
rcst.aurants & theatres
• Spacious floorpJan~
•Concierge .service
• Private ~ac.h
• 3 lighted tennis courts • Pets welcome
• Resort style pools, spas,
fitness center & auna
• Furnished luxury
suites avail.iblc
o,,e bulrooni from $1,550
One bedroom with loft from $1,725
Two btdroomsfrom SJ,945
Promontory Point
Pacific Coast Hwy at Jamboree
888-783-8786
1• Newport Marina •1
Apartments
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6r rmrtna Walk to Ralboli lswnd W •pa-
Mlnutu {min hlon lsland
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ANIOtl 1Mt17Wt81
DESIGNER CLOTHING
WAREHOUSE SALE AT
WHOLESALE AND BELOW
PRJCES. THURSDAY 21STTO
FRI 29TH ONLY · 9AM-5PM
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Information.
~Orange County
• Pam Becklngham
'290t Garry Ave.
r ~Ana, Ca 92704 •• 714-649-1541 ::~ ~Iii M '°' FlillO$$ QA> In Newport Belch
Momt1111 and Weekends
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(tETAIL HALLMARK
STORE In NP9, now
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REITlOfiAHt CZ.le:= ,97 FOOO SERVERS EJq>,d, Lo 10k mi, white, tin i'Cenor, ~~:., bllol"".lfT(074938)Sl9.988
RETAIL·ExP'b SALES • (71'=-"~oo
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NB gollcou11e. sai.v + moonroo1 • cc1 & mor i comm John MM52.fat (206321)' S2S 9~
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$100 000 Lo 14k ml, while., ... leather,
FIRST YUR FROM HOME I VB, Nol'llslar, 1111 ol warr Noe E~ wtlll Y04/re C746T72) Nlbtn S27.988
W o r I h ? FI T • PI T 714-540-9100
888-99G-8S97 CADiLLAC ELDORADO 'ee
I ~'~ I Touring, 300 HP. Nol1hstar, 11111! white .PHrl, Ian lttir,
gotgeoosl (604157) $32,988 NABERS
AHANCIAL PROBLEMS? (71•)540-9100 .,.lennium blowcxlts Cftdt CttEVROLET Altro Lt •11
fl!>llr, big or amlll llUWllss Low mhl, "' power &
stalt-ups, or pel'SOnll We more, 9.110, lit, ~ llr. 11-
Clll help ~ 88&-6~ lovt Call IOI' QlfTenl Oflcing,
BAOCREOIT OK LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER
Consolldatlon, P111on11 (71')112-llOI
AETAll.-RETAIL-RETAlt. I Bullnlu Low Interest ralle, Chevy Bui11Mtti1Ca1111ro
Pit Evt1/W11kends, no up front IMS Call '12 V6, IUIO,M;, Pl llovs. a.-11 Gift SIO!e ALSO Strallord 1-877·8S4-8002 arnooed • ....,,. concllfon
M"OEUVERY DftlVER 11400 obo MH31-3852
~ In PltlOtl, 3445 Via DURANGO DOOGE ·ee Udo: N.B 94&-n:J.-5858 Low l!lllet. super c1un
RETAIL SALES HELP buy lor whol1111e.
, MUST LOVE DOGS II 23ft GRADY WHITE 'ti 125",995+ 1 .. IWFt44740 f)MEE 000 BAKERY G LAND ROVER -., -Mt-7f0.3&47 ulfltrNm. 250 Yll!llhe, Ntwport Bdl MM40-M4S
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714M2.2000
• FORD BRONCO '• • Edell Bauer Edit, ....,.la/\an,
loeded, mini cond, 4X4, CO
~. or'tf 39k ml, $18.900 080 714-754-0737 Of cell
ptione 714-4 73--000 I
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Edell 8liJlf 4xA, llAO, llhf IUI pwr, pwr '"11, llloys,
8K ml (Al8871)
I Call for cunlnl pricing
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER cm)IH..aoe
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FORD T .alRO UC M ve, Auto, "-' wtilW!lreY lthr Inter, ••K mntt',
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Keylels tntty. CO. airvool. &W1d new et10 wilt\ 41( ml
$9500 714·fl03.S262
HONDA CiViC 'ii
Auto, IC. Clll, Pl (l4057/
044091) 1.9.995 MCKENNA VOLKSWAGEN 71U42.2000
JXoOXA lCJi t 'i7
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IS7,115 17~2
BAUER JAGUAR
714-ts3-4IOO
Jaguw XJi seaan 6 'ii
$33,915 ...... ~
BAUER JAGUAR 71 .. 953--4800
Jaguat XJi sedan 6 'ii S33,tff ...SI
BAUER JAGUAR
714-i53--4800
Jagu• XJIVindinPLl1 'ii S39,"5 IMSOI
llAUER JAGUAR
71'4MIOO
Jagu1r XJi venaen Piii
Sedan~'f7
$4C,995 17""5&
BAUER JAGUAR 71 .. MMIOO
Jagu1rXJ6 'II
Very dlen, wel malrQlned,
,.... tlf11. CJD ltlcker, m ml. '5995 Rich 949-723-1585
JAGUAR XJi 111 VAHDEN
Pl.AS 4-0', lul pwr. Ml~· wire wtlMll, t owner, re-
COfdl, rMI cleM, S6600'obo
949-723--1504
Jffp Cher tfo 4.A 190
Red hhr, llJIO, all pwr, 11ereo, loW, new bell.111. lgn.
bib. l\olM, ti NCOl'dl, no
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JEEP Otand Cherobt 13 ~"'~· pns-h cono out Or1g OWlltf wfOl'iy
68K ml, AC. cass, Ptw, PIS,
llh, tint, reek, overslztd .,.. rid IJllOraded shoc:ka
Will not lull 113,850
Prlvllt party. M•720-7»7
LAkD ROYEA OiSc 'M
e11ck , Low mllh, Former service loaner
$27,1199 + feta IXA-;'t!~1
LAHOROVV.
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10F .. tD• Soulh's l"'o-hcart rebid tn this 14 Golio...._
sequence promlled 1 m-catd 'u1L 15 Oul -.,,.
Therefore. Nonh could afford 10 11 ar.... _..
Jump to same walh confadcn«. ~~ ~ -We l led the c.iuecn or club$, taken 19 Duo
with dummy's ace as dec:lon:r dis· 20 &plodet
Clldcd 1 diamond from hand. Hold-23 SW. -
ins nine uumps b=tded by the eee-K ~. tD 1<m11
king, pl1yan1 for a 2-2 spht is the nor-27 ~ ~
maJ way lO ucklc the SUll. As the 28 SWard,......
eatds lac, that would lead to the con-29Food111t1 tncl's defeat. As soon as East pi~ 30 Air..._ mmmo the lead, a dnunond shifi throu&h 3t UM t1i111booka
South's kin& would net the defenders 33 TNnj ol • ...-
lhrcc tncks an that suit 10 go with ~ = :_ their uump trick -down one 31 TV .-
South appreci3ttd the fact that East 38 ~ gr.-
was the dallier hand and had 10 be 8otltly kept olT lead if at all ~ible, so ll :'l ScuTy
ltjck IWO declarer led 8 heart from !2 t~ eganc
dummy and, when Easl followed 43 SllCJ04lrll 1Grs
with the eiaht. declarer mKrted the 45 Gol ltilndatd
nme. Althou&h th3t lost to West's ten, 4e Cly.
the contract was untouchable. 47 ~ )ourMY
Declarer would wan any re1um, draw : ~::".:.r trump:. and then play olT four roonds 52 PlloJ~ In the luicon of bridae, A stands
for Avoidance -kccpin.s the danacr
band off lad. Conslderini the uump
su11 alone, South took an 11111-per-~tage play. Howe'fer', it was a tech·
nical masleipiece and guarutced the
contrael at the possible cost of an
ovcrtrick.
of spade~. d1scard1ng another dia-w.-....
mond on the Inst spade. Since the ace 1--..---..----of diamonds rs offside. declarer must
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LEXUS OF WEIT'MINmR
(714)1fl-4tol lExus El soo 'is Low mllea, beige, tan lta1htr, mint condrtlonl
(090827) $17}118
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LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(714)8$2-4808
LEXUS LS400 'M
Cal lor CWlnl ortana LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(7U)H2-tl06
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LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(71 • )112..noe
MerCldu-8enz suwo Roadltef 20 ...
$3e,"5 IMSl7
BAUER JAGUAR
714-MMeOO
MERCEDES BENZ §320 ts Champagne, low ml .
$35,995 -t ..... ·~ LAND ROVER
Hewpcw1 Bdl M~S
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lmmac, wttWt, th, aunrt.
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Cell phone 714-473--0001
still lose l\llO diamond tricks. 001 that, i'I .,.....,..--4_-+--t--+--
Logethcr w11h the trump trick alread,Y
banked. gives the defender only their lhor-4--+---4t---+--t--
book.
LEXUS ES300 '86 Cal lor curete pnong
LEXUS Of WESTMINSTER
(714)112-6906
VWOOLFGL '17 5 spd, IC C1SS (41257/
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714-6C2·2000
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• RE-SALE VEHICLES ..
• •GOLD KEY DELIVERY"
on all vehides •••
includes 24-Hour Roadside Service
• S ED PARTS BOUTIQUE •• ~ .
d Standard Accessories
• Leather Interior
• Chrome Wheels
Oldsmobile
11 COMPLIMENTARY SERVICE
. SHUTTLE •••
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.II COURTESY TRANSPORTATION CARS
11 FREE SATURDAY CAR WASH
11 COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE in our
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t tax ror 36 mo Closed end lease on approved credit Total dnYHftS1115.86allef fadOIY rebm. Residual $20,19560. FROM M S R p INCtUOES FACTORY REBATE (.338998)
• Total payments of S14 622 80 + ta 12K ml. alowld per yar 20e per mile luu:w (~) • • • •
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