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Home My WebLink About1999-12-02 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 TiiURSDAY, DECEMBER .2, 1999 West Santa Ana Heights group b~asts Orange County supervisor I LIS1'1NG MEMORY . . . • Residents say Tom Wilson has not been supportive because of his chffering views on the El Toro airport. M,Pb SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -A committee promoting Newport Beach's annexation of west Santa Ana Heights is disappointed in what it sees as a lack of support from Orange County Supervisor Tom Wilson. ·There has been no formal conunitment on his part. I assume that he's not supporting us,• said committee member Russell Niewiarowski. The Newport Beach City Counctl last month decided to begin the process of annexing Sdnta Ana He1gJ.1ts, Newport Coast and Bay Knolls. However, because the Heights' sphere of influence is cbvided between Cos- ta Mesa and Newport Beach, lhe community could potenbally be split. The west side of Santa Ana Heights, which hes in Costa Mesa's sphere of influence, orga- nized and submitted a proposal to the Local Agency Formation Commission to be placed m New- port's sphere. The commission is the state-appointed body that determines where community lines are drawn, including armex- ations. While Wilson's assistant, Chip Monaco, said the supervisor is nd- Andersen Elementary students meet, and have no trouble greeting, their pen pal, Danielle Berman, thanks to teacher's lessons in sign language From the heart and mg the fence on this issue, it's not because he doesn't support the Heights' wishes. Rather, it's because the final decision is up to the Local Agency Formation Commission. "Wp_ met with (the West Santa Ana Heights for Newport Beach commi1tee) earlier th.is week,~ Monaco said. ·we stated that Supervisor Wilson supported the annexation and respects that they've been such a tightknit community for so long." In q letter to the Daily Pilot. Niewiarowsk.i wrote that he believes Wilson's stance is·a result of Niewiarowski's involvement with the New Millennium Group, which supports building a new airport at the former El Toro · SEE GROUP PAGE A9 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Cheryl Hawkinson of the Southcoast Early Childhood Learning Center holds a memorial plaque which will be dedicated in honor ·of two stu-· dents who died there. See story, Page A4. Sansone T says 'aloha' to Newport hand-delivered ABOVE Danielle Berman answers questions in sign language during a visit to Carol Jewell's third-grade class. 'Father of Corond del Mar' will pack up and leave town later this month to be with his son in l lawah. ~!'i;JI DA"-liTl1:1 Gout.Er ~~ 0 ne by one, the stu- dents in Carol Jew- ell's third-grade class silently intro- duced themselves to their pen pal, Danielle Berman. She nodded and smiled in perfect understanding. _ Whil"e Jewell is teaching her studentS at Andersen Elemen- tary School to read and write, she is abo teaching them Danielle's langua.pe -sign lan- guage. c. Danielle is 9 years old and has been deaf since birth Despite an initial shyness Wedne day morning, Danielle qajckly warmed up to the eager 8-year-olds who huddled around her, each trying to sign their many questions to her. "I asked her what kinds of books she likes to read,• said Sarah Colgate. "She was really fun." CORONA DEL MAR -Phil San- c:;one w1H not be sp ndmg Chnstmas in the commuruty he ha rooked after for the pa t 33 ) ears On Dec 15, he v.-W mO\e to Hawau to Jom his son who hve<> there. •t fe's like the father of Coronet de! Mar," said fnend Dcl>b1e Allen, who was surpnsf'd by the news. A committed city ofhc1al. San- sone was an active Corona dcl f\.tar r~1dent und served on ib council for eight years -until he wa 75 }<'d~ old. · ·1 don't thmk 1t \\OUld be a gOOd idea to hd\e_an 80·~ear-old man up there in lour yems," San-..onc said when he tepped down from his po t m 1~~4. alter -.ot rs deeded on two-year term lumls for counol members. Dunng h1" tenure, Sansone approved. the C1rculat1on .Improve- ment and the Op n Space Agree- ment with the Irvine Co 1 the new central hhrary; the Balboa Bay Club modem1zat1on plan, the two Fash- ion Island cxpam.1on plans; mam- tammg th1..• mtcgnty of tho atrport settlement agn•f!m"nl: and the com- mercial use of E:!1 Toro l\ lanne base issue One of lu mo t important Jewell did not teach the stu- dents sign language JUSt fot this one occasion. She has been incorporating signing into her lessons for five years. SEE SIGN PAGE A10 PHOTOS av MARIANNA DAY MASQ'.Y OAlY I'll.QT Andersen Elementary third-grade students sign their names to deaf pen pcil Danielle Berman, who came to visit the class Tuesday. achievements, m Sanson ~·s view, SEE SANSONE PAGE A10 Who was the Newsmaker Cofthe entury • A Jot has changed Jn Newport- Mc:m since the beginning of thP century. As 1999 winds down and we recogn/'le those who made ~ignill cant contributions to our community, help us choos our newsmahcrs of the century and the decade. • Call our .... .,. Hottlne at (949) 642- 6086 or send e-mail to daitypilotO /atlrMs.com. Please spell your ncmle and include your hometown and phone num- ber (for verif1catloo purposes only). ( monday tcp10 l ££! 1.1 ftt tl)f. (lllUday .... a ro.ntcbMl to 2000 School stress As cai11puses bulged with students, construction of new schools became a necessity. schools ,. • -~-- swtrl('d around C'Omhmmg all three 5ehool districts to fonn a unift •d district. that for nearly two Miiiennium Moment. School admini trators were faced foremost with a hortag of classrooms and T he school system For tocl9y'I docades had expen· '" .-... AJ a growing population The mo t ignihoant hottag was at th area' Ion high school, N wport Harbor, whe.r th tudent body welled to oapac· lty with l ,253 tudcn enrcd hutgeoning growing pains began to prosper m the 1950s With n w development. Not only was the decade a Ume of c:hanp with lhe addition of a new high school to alleviate enrollment problems at Ne'ff1)0rt Harbor High, but discussions EE2000~M AITTI HOUIS ____ .J.16 AROUND -·..JJ THE IEU CUM---~ ICST IUYS ·~----,--,.., ClASSIREDS ..... ".---·-·-··..86 COMMUMllY.fOIUM • .... .. .A 1 S • DATIIOOl ---12 roua fll.B .......... -, __ .. J2 PUIUC NOTim-...14 soom _ n SPOm ·-_...Jl suaF.--...... ~~~~-- i\ . . A2 Thursday, Docembet 2, 1999 .. ... • .. ·Putting the art into automotive work •HE IS l An artist of alignment. tf!'S ALL IN THE HANDS . •. As a kid, Dan Marsey liked to lfake apart bicycles, radios, and an. y- Cbing else that had mecharucal parts. Wh,en he grew up, he went to Eiolden West College, studied gen- wal automotive maintendllce and now w.orks as an alignment techni- cian at Glenn's Alignment and Brake Service in Costa Mesa. • But Marsey says he's long been interested in welding and machine shop work in addition to the very technical work he does at Glenn's. "A lot of the guyc; who do this are trained in that kind of stuff," Marsey .said. "They 1ust like working with ·their hands." •NEARLY ZERO TOLERANCE • , The age of tinkering around on cars with a socket wrench and a little .euriosity is over. ·Alignments have come a long •way from the days of the bubble •gauge and the ldpe measure, tt Marsey said. digital readout. Marsey says he tells his amateur mechanic friends to abandon ideas of duplicating tlu.s kind of high-tech work in their home garages. ·"Nowadays, you can do a lot more harm than good to cars if you do things improperly,• he · said. •Your average guy nowadays can't really do much anymore: THE ZEN OF ALIGNMENT Marsey discussed tire wear with the owner of a Porsche on a recent afternoon. The owner had Pirelli tires on his car, and was worried about the wear the tires were showing. Marsey adjusted the alignment of the car until it was as good as he could make it -until it was fantasti- cally good, in other words. But even so, he warned the Porsche owner that the Pirellis would wear out quickly . "They're high-performance tires,• he explained philosophic~y. They were made to drive hard and wear out quickly. And not even perfect alignment can change that. EASY ON THE GREASE locals only Doily Pilot- WORKING I In his JOb, Marsey uses a comput- ~erized laser alignment system to tadjust the wheels of cars to toler- l ances of within 1/128th of an inch. :He tweaks the toe-in and camber on ! sports cars in rrucro-mcrements that : are meticulously documented on a Marsey, 37, has been working at Glenn's for more than 18 years, all the while watching automotive tech· nology growing steadily more com- plex. He operates the most sensitive and expensive alignment equipment in the shop, while other older equip- ment is used for jobs that don't need to be quite so precise. tbinks. because for all the bands-on nature of the job, it's actually less grimy and greasy work than other mechanical work. working on a car,· he sa1d. ·You don't get too dirty." -Story by Alex Coolmao; photo by Conrad Lau : Alignment is a nice gig, Marsey. •tt•s one of the cleaner aspects of rown is one for the books BUSINESS NOTES 'th the addition of the new Borders Books Music and afe on Newport Boulevard d Barnes & Noble across e street at Triangle Square, i s easy to overlook Crown ks at the Costa Mesa ourtyards. However, Crown ks is worth stopping by - election of books is very , and it of.fers everyday vmgs throughout the store. wn Books is cornntitted to giving customers the books ey want at the lowest poss1- e pnces. Examples of sav- gs offered are 45% off on atured hardbacks, 40% off . New York Times hardback stsellers, 25% off on New rk Tunes paperback best- lllers, 30% off on audio ok bestsellers, 15% off on hardbacks, and 10% off on paperbacks, newspapers, agazines, and gift items. e store also offers a low- ·ce guarantee -if you find y book advertised for less, · g the ad to Crown Books, d they will give you 10% f the lower price for bring- g it to their attention On l temet-ordered books, all · ce comparisons must · elude shipping and han- . g charges Crown Books · at 1835 Newport Blvd. in osta Mesa. Call (949) 979- 23 for more details. Bloomlngdale's is havtng a rivate sale today through turday from 9 um to 10 . .m., which is known as its ·ggest event of the year. The e is for Bloornmgdale's d holders, and the reason by it's such a big sale is that loomingdale's is offering · ted $10 bonus Sdvings rtificates to earn while u're shopping, and 15'Y., off a Es T a·u Y s greer wylder savings certificates. There is also a coupon worth $25 off on any single purchase trans- action of $100 or more. · Bloomingdale's is at Fasluon Island in Newport Beach. Call (949) 729-6600 for more infor- mation. Everyone loves the Christ- mas Tree Jamboree. Ever since it arrived on the scene some years back, Christmas trees suddenly became affordable. This year trees are priced 'from $29.99 to $39.99. Small trees start at $11.99. If you need an extra large tree, you may request one. The selection of trees is great. You can choose from Noble fir, Grand fir, Silver Tips, Fraser hr, Nordman fir and Douglas fir Look for the coupon for $2 off on Noble fir wreaths in today's Ddlly Pilot. The Christmas Thee Jamboree is at Newport Dunes in New- port Beach, off Jamboree Road and Back Bay Drive. Another bargain destina- tion for Christmas trees is the Magic Forest tree lot at the comer of Arlington and Fairview at the Orange Coun- ty Palrgrounds in Costa Mesa. All Noble firs are $29.95 and all Douglas firs are $19.95. Flocking and flame proofing is available. Smart & Final is a one-stop shopping destination for holi- day entertaining necessities. The no-frills shopping store always bas a good selection and low prices You'll find deals on sodas, liquor, beer, party trays, bowls, napkins, serving spoons and forks, and bulk food items like chips, cookies, chicken, crackers, stuffing mix, chocolate chips, sugar, eggs and l lillshire Farms brown sugar spiral hams. OC course, it's always a great place to find cleaning supplies, foil, trash can liners, paper towels, etc. With the addition of the new SmartAd- vantage card, you can even save more. Smart & Final is at 707 W. 19th St. in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 548-8473 for information. Chartes H. Barr Jewelers has a personal holiday gift idea, a •starter bracelet• so that you can create a family heirloom. The bracelets are designed to add •slides• for each family member, birth- day, important occasions and anniversaries. EngraVlllg is offered at no additional charge. The 14-karat add-on slides start at $150. Charles H. Barr is at 1803 WestcWf Drive m Newport Beach. Call (949) 642-3310 for more details. • BEST BUYS Is published Thurs· days and Saturdays. If you know of a good buy, send a fax to (949) 646- 4170 or write to Daily Pilot. Best Buys, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa 92627 SBN .com adds another link to yellow pages Newport Beach-based . SBN .com announced this week that it has entered into a partnership with eCode.com, an Internet company that developed a "portable portal• link to the flntemet. The agreement calls for SBN.com's Online Yellow Pages to be included in eCode.com's •1Bar• portal. Placing the yellow pages on the portal •1s a natural choice for fulfilling the com- pany's mission of broad and easy Internet access.'' said Roh.it Chandra, founder of eCode.com. SBN.com's yellow pages provide access to more than 50 million businesses, mak- ing it the world's largest classified directory. The two companies Will share advertising revenue generated by the directory through the mar. New marketing firm formed in Newport Beach Lido Island re51dent Peg· gy Fort has been named president of newly tonned California Marketing Con· cepts. a Newport Beach. based marketing fum that specializes in tourism accounts. Fort started the company after Starbucks Coffee Co. asked her to handle their corporate promotions in Los Angeles and Orange coun- ties. "My long-term career goal has always been to start my own business, and when the opportunity presented itself ahead of plan, I could· n't be happier,• Fort said. Port has lived in Newport Beach since 1984 and was director of public relations for the Los Angeles Conven- tion & Visitors Bureau and director of marketing for the Newport Beach convention bureau. Other California Market- ing Concepts clients include the Newport Beach Confer- ence & Visitor's Bureau, the Simon Fine Art Gcillery & Studio and the Santa Monica Convention & Visitors Bureau. Ne\Y}>ortcoJDpany adds real estate services division Squar Milner LLP announced late last month that it has added a real estate services division. The Newport Beach- based company provides accounting and other finan· oal services. Jeffrey Lecldch will run the day-to-day operations of the new division, said Stephen Milner, managing partner of the firm. •ow firm has a number of peq>le on board who have worked with those in the real estate industry over the • years,• Milner said. ·so it makes petfect sense for us to add a completely new divi· slon devoted to handling all our real estate clients' needs." Joining Lecl.cich Jim Bone, who will handle tax issues; Michael Canlp· • bell, who will focus on 1omt .. venture agreements, and Jennifer Hegg, who will work on property manage- me~. • Squar Milner has added .. more than 30 people to its staif dunng the last year and nearly doubled its number of ell nts. Deloitte & Touchc announces rankings Delo1tte · & Touchf! ha~ included six Orange County companies on it~ list or the country's 500 fastest-giow- mg technology turns. Irvme-based Broadcom Corp. was the top county firm, ranking 49th on the hst. Its revenue has grown 5,480% during the last hve years. Also on the hst were SRS Labs Inc .. which ranked • 63rd; iBaset, 141 st; UO Mag- 1c Co1p., 210th; Lmksys. 317tb: and Vision Solutioru Inc. •This ared's legendary fast-paced companies arc grow mg exponenholly fast~r." Sfltd Fred Po~ka, n partner with Dcloltte Touchc. "Our challenge is 1o ensure that Orange County continues to provide thP resources and envtronrnent that makes this kind of growth possible." To quahfy fo1 . thr .hst, companies must havt• hdci 1 evcnues of at least $50,000 m 1994 and be based in the United State .~ BEAQERS l:tQTUNE or ~ts tw .. n C.111'1 be reproduced without written per· WEATHER IND SURF POLICE FILES (949) 642,6()86 ~Ofd your comments about the Daily Pilot or MW5 tips. VOL 93, NO. 282 AQDBESS Our addrm is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. :ntOMAS H. JOHNSON, CQ88£.<JlQNS f'ubl!Sher toNv DOOERO, It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· Editor ly corr«t all errors of sobstante. .• JENIRR RAGLAND, Please cell (949) 574~268. • Senior City Editor EYJ ......... • $.I.CAHN. The NMport ··~ ,,,_. t City Editor 011ly Pilot (USl'S-144-800) IS pub-i NANCY OtUVER. l!shed MoodlV through S.turday 1=~ In Newport hach and Cost.t Mesa, tubKrlptiont ere avallable only by Sports Editor wblctib•ng to The Times Orange MARC MARTIN. 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ShenMft 1\#ndN. Senlof EdltOI', Copy Delk llM~OI ~ ..... Nl!!Md • \ TEMPERATURES Balboe 67/46 Corona del Mar 68147 Costa Mesa 69/48 Newport Beach 67/46 Newport Coast 67/46 SURP FOftECAST TN ~II ls out of the west every 10 seconds for sets in the waist· to chest·high are.. Sets at western-facing beaches wlll go shoulder· high. LOCA110N SIZI ' Wedge ........................... 2~ w NewJ)Ort. .................. ,. • .2·3 w Bl«kles .............. N ....... 20:,, w River Jetty ........ -.... " .2~ w ClfM nu1unn1uutun1n11 2 3 W TIDES TODAY first low 12:18pm .......................... 1.1 First high 5:47 e.m ............................ 5.1 Second low 11:50 p.m ......... M ............... 1 •, S.Cond high 6:04 p.m ........................... 3.9 FRIDAY First low •fter midnight.""''""" .NIA First high 6:23 a m ............................ 5.6 Second low 1 03 pm ........ , ................ 0 6 Second high 700pm .............. -...... 40 COSTA MESA • Brlstol StrMt Several piece~ of clothing worth $200 were stolen from a store in the 3300 block betwoon 4 and 6 p.m, Nov. 23 • 9ristol StrMt A cellular phone worth $100 was stolen from a store in the 3300 block during the evening of Nov. 25. • MH11 Verde Drive East: A compact disc play r wOrth $300 was stolen from a car In tht 2700 blcxk the evenmg of Nov 24 . • s.nta Ana Avenue: A wallet and 1n contents worth S 140 were stolen from a car In the 1800 block between 1 and 2 p.m Nov. 14 NEWPORT BEACH • West co.st Hlehw•y. A cellular phone worth $200 was stolen from 1 car in the 2600 block between 7 and 9 p.m. Nov. 23. • Newport c.nt. Driv.: A purse nd JU contents worth S400 were stolen from a business In the 900 block between 1 and 4 p m. Nov, 25. • 12nd Street: A cellular phonci worth S 1 so was stolen from •car In the 200 biock during the evening of Nov 27. , . • .. . . I Doily Pilot THE BELL CURVE joseph n. bell Snake oil served with skepticism -sofar 0 n the counter in our kitchen rests a small bowl used mostly for accessory salads or condi- ments. It is presently full of cheap gm. Submerged in the gin are several dozen golden raisins. l\vlce a day, l reach into this gooey mess and pluck out five raisins, which 1 eat. I feel pretty silly doing this, but so far that hasn't stopped me. I am eating raisins soaked in gin because (1) my right leg hurts enough, presumably from arthritis, that it has inter· fered with my tennis, and (2) 1 have been forced Ill self. defense to read the weekly health sections of the t.os Angeles 1imes and Orange County Register. .,. I would normally not read the health sections. I read them only because my wife devours them avidly and uses the information thus gleaned to urge various diets, medica- tion and bebavior modifica- tions on me. She bas yet to meef a health tip she doesn't embrace -mostly for me - with a kind of missionary zeal. So unless I read these sections and know the source of her infonnation, I am unable to tum away these invasions of my lifestyle . All this has made me lughly sympathetic to the tribes of deepest Africa who were get- ting along fine until the mis· sianaries appeared. However, there is a con- stant danger that one of these nostrums I scan in sell-defense will hit me in a vulnerable place. And that's what hap- pened with the raisins in the gin. It all started when a woman reader wrote a letter to a col- umn m the Tunes called • Peo· pie's Pharmacy," in which she claimed to have found relief from crippling arthri~ by eat- ing gin-soaked raisins. Sevenil weeks later, a man with arthritic knees wrote to the same column claiming he had tried th.is regimen with results that Hare nothing short of a miracle." So what's a guy who just had to quit a tennis match in the rruddle of the thud et when his knee gave way sup- posed to do? Pay $100 d month to ome pharmaceullcal house that is making a 2,000% profit on his purchase that might be no help at all? Or buy a box of golden raisins (1 already had the gin) for two bucks. So J bought the raisl.Jl.S . This was even far enough · ioff the wall for TI)Y wife that she didn't tell me about it I found the gin-soaked raism item by myself. I've only been on Uus for a week, and so far nothing has happened. But I don't consider that a frur trtal. Besides, it isn't costing me much of anything, and I've developed a rea,1 fondness for raisins soaked in gin that may very well carry over after my knee is sound again. It has also set me to thinlung about easy fixes. J had never before really understood the appeal of a snake oil salesmen selling patent medicine off the back of his truck to gullible omens for whom I felt only contempt. No more. Now, I'd probably buy his swamp water on the million- to-one chance he was telling the truth or the placebo effect would work some sort of mira- cle. And that led me to the recognition of how persistently most of us tlfe looking for the quick fix. Why else would anyone buy a lottery ticket? The chances of wmning are rough- ly eqwvalent to being struck ------..---~= .. ~"---.... .__.,. ::~- • by lightning. But most lottery tickets are bought by poor people who see no other way · out of poverty. The lottery is the only dream left to them. That's also why qwz howl> that create instant milliona.ue:. are suddenly all the rage again. And why TV evange- lists bring in millions of dolla~ from troubled listeners Wlth promises of instant redemp- tion. It's why movies about bum- bling and unattractive people who go through a miraculous transformation or wimpy foot- ball walk-ons who score the winning touchdown or the peasant QU"l who gets the king always do well. They address perfectly legitimate hwnan longings, then satisfy them with a quick fix .• It's why time dfter time at· writing seminars I addressed it was clear that the people who paid to come didn't want to hear about the necessary sweat over a word processor and the long odds to be faced in selling their work; they wanted to bear about the mother with seven lads who wrote a book on the kitchen table at night and sold 1l to the movies. These human longings and needs for a quick fix are exploited mercilessly by the snake oil salesmen of our world, mostly working with sophisticated data through high-powered advertismg agencies Every once in awhile, the snake oil gets so creative it has to be adnured Like the man who ran a da 1hed dd m th New York Tunes that said s1m· ply; ·vou have 72 hours to end your dollar to Box (what· ev r). • Many thousands of dol- lars came Ill before the dd was pulled by authonties who could find no law that was being broken. When things are going well, we can take the elillst high road of reason and credibility toward the qwck fixes. But when the knee goes out m the middle of a tennis match, we start looking to the gm-soaked raisms. A yearlong program of diet and medication looks much less attractive than a box of raisms that will have me back on the court at full strength m no ti.me. And now something new has been added. While I wa~ writing this, my wife appeared with a page from the current issue of Newsweek. An elderly lady Ill Michigan began buy- ing tart red cherry JWCe by the case because drinking a gldc;s Cl day eased her arthnlls Now some 200 of her fnends and neighbors are domg the same thlng with the same re::;ults, and soentists are trymg to hg- ure out why. I don't see any redson why gm, rdlStnS and cherry juice won't rrux sausfattorily. I just hope l don't have to send to Midugan for the cherry juice. • JOSEPH N. BELL 1s a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column runs Thursdays. . . Thursday, December 2, 1999 A) MIU.ENNIUM MOMENT elling homes as well as war surplus i W orld War D gave John 1 Mamab an educabon ! Ul dealing Wlth S\lf• I plus 'supplles: he was the com· : manding officer of a Royal Air • Force bn~ e m the Bahamas and : WdS in charge of selling excess l war matenals. 1 LdtN, Macnab moved to I Newport Beach and went to work as d real c!>tate agent, l proving no less • 41dept at c;clling homes than he had been at selling leftover military eqwp· ment He was the most prolif- ic salesman for John the lvlacco l\ifac:nab developing • company at a time when Mac· : co was heavily developing Irvine Terrace, Dover Shores, CdITleo Shores and other com- muruties. Mu en ab was heavily involved in CIVlC events as well He wets deemed the Chamber of Commerce's Man of the Yedf in ·1971 for his work with the Hoag Memonal Hospital Board of Directors and the O ty of Hope Diamond Horseshoe Club. He also acted as presi- dent of the Hoag Foundation and helped found the Hoag Cancer Center CRYSTAL CAVE ---• ,,.~ · On Center Conditioning Mom&. Baby Cjiraffe BODY ARTS ANO SCIENCE as seen of safari in Newport Beach 1s·w x 26 .. H -D ECEMBER EVENTS- Astrology Study Group with Patty Thursday. Dec. 2nd, 9th & 16th 7-9pm Tarot Lecture with Mary Greer · Fri. Dec 3rd, 7:30-9pm Tarot Workshop with Mary Greer Sat. Dec. 4 • XX Judgment Card Readi~ with Mary Greer Sun Dec. 5 · .Noon-6pm 891 Baker Street A16 •Costa Mesa 7l "'•'Sl.i•l ISi (Corner of Baker & Bear streets 't 't ·-~ -.=r-~---~-.-... ~ _-. SINCE/971 '~Friendly Place To Shop" 2651 Irvine Ave. <M-&lrvloe> Phone 949/631-4404 Costa Mesa, 92627 Fresh Bananas 2 lbs. s1~h Marinated Lamb K Bobs All Pork Sausages Roma Tomatoes 2 lbs. · s1~h r~ I I I "" .ll d' Hodson Lighting Qualit> l.i1htin1 5"nitt for 30 'r'ear• Open luts.·f n. 9 5, Sat. 9-~ l'llO N'wport Blvd., Costa Mew (949) 548-9341 COLLEGE ADMISSIONS Grades 9-12 Take the guesswork out of choosing colleges At Ac.h1eva, we undcr,tunJ that ning through more than 4,0l"\) U college from Duke to Cal Poly c.m 'eem like an impos,1ble t,i-;k. That\ why our pcmmal college counselors spcnJ hour~ with e.1ch 'tuJent to find the perfect match. student!> typically dominMe the 100 points. lit)' insttuctoTh, Achieva •more than , , . . .. · A4 Thursday, December 2: 1999 :Bittersweet· memorial ' . Day-care center w h ere two toddlers were killed in May gets approval from ci ty to er ect mem orial plaque. flljy fib! It's been weighing on the mmd of Sheryl Hdwkimon for many weeks She wondered when she ·~~u would hear from the city about placing a memorial plaque honoring two children who were killed at the day-care center she operate:>. The good news is conung in the mail The oty on l\Je~day sent d letter mfonnirtg I Iawklnson and the Coastal Lighthouse Community Church, which owns the land, that the monu- ment dedicated to 4-year-old ' S1errd Soto and 3-year-old Brandon Wiener can be erect- ed "It's such a relief to hear we can put it up, Hawkinson said. "We've felt like every· -------DEPARTMENT 56 ---------.. Dickms' Vill.ge Sttia Gift Set l·earunng. °'""'"' urnr? 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It was b~d with Brandon at his funeral. "lie always had it nearby/ Wiener said. •1t has signifi- cance and meaning. The plaque is one way for people to remember the two children' who died! DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT Cheryl Hawkiilson of the Southcoast Early Childhood Learning Center bolds a memorial plaque which will be erected in honor of two children who died there. The dedication will take place on a date yet to be determined, Hawkinson agreed ~e plaque serves as a reminder' not only of the tragedy. but the tremendous outpouring the day-care center staff and chil- • dren's families received alter the inadent occurred. •So many people came, together as a community to support the families and us collectively as a school,• she said. "The least we can do to remember these children is "to pay tribute to them, so w~ never forget what happenedi here.• thing we have tried to do has met with some resistance. It's been one thing after another. The whole year has been a struggle." The plaque, which mea- sures 18 inches high and a foot wide, will be located at the comer of Santa Ana Avenue and Magnolia Street, ~here Steven Allen Abrams drove HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS "Rugs j ust in Time V for the Holidays" Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 L30 East 17th St Costa Mesa (949 ) 722-7224 www tug\andcarpets com his car onto a playground in May. Abrams. allegedly aim- ing hls 1967 Cadillac at the children, killed Sierra and Brandon and injured four oth- er children and a teacher's aide. The plaque has been sitting in a cld.ssroom at the South- coast Early CluJdhood Leam- ing Cent~r for the ldst two months City Manager Allan Roeder sctid planners had to consider whether the plaque fell under regulabons reserved for pdrks and city buildings, which meant it would have to be a certain size. The city also had to decide if the plaque could be includ- ed as part of an encroachment permit. The permit was issued by the city earlier this year for a new, reinforced wall that was contested by neighbors because it was deemed a safe- ty hazard. The plaque will be placed on the wall. Roeder said even though the wall is on city property, the application for the memo- nal can be a condition of the permit. "There are still some safe- ty-related issues to work out, but under the existing permit, For those reasons, Hawkin .... son wants to invite the com- munity to the school when th plaque is dedicated. Sh~ want~d to hold the ceremony before Ute year ends, but Sier- ra's mother, Cindy Soto, won't return from vacation until next. month, when a date will be set. • MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO PHONE AHEAD MARGARITA'S ARE Put a few words to . work for you. Ca II the . FOR YOUR MADE WITH "FOOD TO GO" TEQUILA GOLD Daily Pilot :1 296 E. 17TH ST. 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Costa Mesa next week to study The 10th annual Urban the needs of the state's trial Partnership Program Confer-and appellate courtS. ence, which begins at 4 p.m. The task force, led by Jus- aha runs through Saturday, tice Ddlliel Kremer of the Court ~ill focus on bringing togeth-. of Appedls for the Fourth er community colleges, uni-Appellate District in San versities and public schools. Diego, is reviewing court stan- with representatives from dards, financing and fdcility corporations and the commu-needs. nify. The Costa Mesa meeting ' .Other speakers include will focus on pending legisla- St~ven Zwerling, a senior tion, future construction and <1Jrector at the Ford Founda-the schedule for additional tdSk lion; Richard Donovan, direc-force meetings. to.i; of the National Center for Seating is limlted for the E'c)ucational Alliances; Den-public. 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Jordan, Israel and , Lebanon, gathering footage for the film' The presentauon will be at 7 p.m. m OCC's Robert B Moore , Theater Admission lS $7 m advance, $9 al the door and seruor citizens are eligiblP for a ,. $1 advance dJ.scount. Citizens sought for budget co1nmittee Newport-Mesa Unified School District is now accepbng applications for the Citizen's Budget Advisory Committee. The 14-member committee was establisbed in 1992 to increase participation and to Jllake residents more .knowl- edgeable about school funding and the school disbict's budget. Committee terms are two years and begin in January. The committee meets at least six tunes year, on the second Thursday of the month. Sub- committees will be formed as necessary. Any reSidents in the New- port-Mesa disbict interested in applying may subJTUt a letter to Supt. Robert Barbot, 2985 Bear Street, Costa Mesa 92626, by 4 p.m on Dec. 14. For more information, call Mike Fine, assistant superinten- dent for business seMces, at (714) 424-5001. We Rent Horses , • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & be8inning Jessons. : • Year-round after-school programs & summer clinics. • • Kids 8 & up, adults, families, parties, etc. Boarding & training in all Western & English sty)C3. 714•848•9695 1838 J Coldenwest St., H.B, email; HCPEC@aot.com r- ' ; Students were rounded up to learn about bicycle safety at Mariners Elemen- tary School in Newport Beach "" Tuesday. AB part of the a: • bike rodeo spon· sored b> ... tate Fann Insur· ance, the Childrens Hospital, 1\vo Wheels One Planet and · the Mariners PTA, children biked thro~gh a series of rodeo courses to I~ safety skills. ·we have quite a few kids that ride their bikes to school. It helps to alleviate a lot of the traffic,• said event co-chair and dad Tom Fish. •we figure if kids are well trained and aware of the hazards, they'll be safer." Fish was one of 20 dads who were out on the blacktop helping out with the rodeo. Besides conquering an obsta- cle course, duldren al.so had the opportunity to get a license for their bikes from the police department. -Danette Goulet I ANTIQUE ROW 61 GARDEN CAFE I ''JoiA-v ~fey CN-~ Te<N t:+-v~Gcv-~ then, brow~~ 'Row" Home furnishings Aritiques & Collectibles Trad1ti0Hal to Cottage Candlu to Chandelins Wash List and Delivuy Holiday Gifts & De~or f Used & Rare Books I i _ Cu$tom Pichlrt Framing . _ Linms, Crystal & Chi"" 1 :::r / Fumihlrt Rntoration Ganie.+11 c~ 9'+-9 722·1177 C.1rden Piuw Dming Hreakfasl, Lunch, U · Ch · t G '.ff & O t JJ() Ulst 17th Strut Cost. Mesa, CA (Behind Harp Inn ) Tt11 & Espre~.;o Har nique ris mas rps rnamett s December, Thurs: Open 11 am-Bpm Row Hour. 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For more lI\formation, call (949) 721-9267. the 'o range County Festival 6t n ees will take plac~ at . I ~outh Coas~ Plaza beginning today and running. through Dec. 6. The festival features music, entertainment, holiday $torytelling . and more . The event will be in the C rate & Barrel wmg of the plaza. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For event (lines and more information, ¢1(949)760-5924. .. the Orange County chapter ol 1 The Smgle Gourmet will hold a dining event at 6:30 p.m . at Five Crowns, 3801 East Coast Highway, Corona de l Mar. For more information, call (800) 750-0INE. The Jewish Fed eration of Orange County will hold a · Hanukkah party for its Women's Business and Profes- sional Group at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Fede ra tion Camp us, 1 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa The event is $15 m a dvance or $20 a t the door. For more infor- 1 mation, call {71 4) 755-5555, Ext. 222 The North Face will present a tide show titled "PeruVIan Journey,• featuring the expen- ences of Marth~ and Aaron Barnes of Peruvian Adven- tures. The free e vent takes place at 7:30 p ,m. at the store, 1870-S Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, c611 (949) 646·0~09. · St. Andrew 's Presbyte rian Church is holding another m its series of relationship semi- nars at 7:30 p.m. Psychothera- pist Janet Whitney will present a talk titled "Love is a Lot or Work!" A $5 donation is requested. Refreshments and· child care will be available. St. Andrew's is at 600 St. Andrew 's Road, Ne wport Beach. For more information, call (949) 574-2214. The Center for Peak Perfor- mance hosts a free talk on hyp· notberapy and the childbirth process from 6:30 to 8 p.m Hypnotherapist John O'Keefe will speak. The center is at 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 252-2104. Leadership Tomorrow hosts an alumni breakfast forum from 7. a.m. to 9 a.m. at The Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa M esa . Le o Crawford, chief information officer for the County of Orange, will speak. For more information, call (714) 751- 5100. Women In International Trade Will host its eighth annual Hol- iday Dinner and Charity Event from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the Sher- Celestino's quality M EATS 1he r11ws1 .\1<'Cll an<I 4-,('fl•tct' 1\1l(1i/a/Jle &tvfog Coslll Mm1 for over 30 years CELESTJ.\'() 's Bo.~r PARADE SPECIALS L PRIME RIB .... COOKED To ORDER HOTWlNCS jAl..Al'ENO PEPl'ERS llAVIOlA SPINACH PuFF PA.STIUES 112 f.t•111011 Chid.tt'llS $7.99 lb. $2.39 Celestino 's Beef or Turkey Jerky Special Holiday Packaging Makes A. Great Stocking Stuffer TAMALES DELIVERED HOT DAILY FOR THE HOUDAYS 32 Yarittit1 9/Hommw/e S4U14gY Cd<stino ~ B«for Turko Iulo We Or171 Boar Hrad Deli Protluctt 270 East 17th St.• Costa Mesa• (949) 642-7191 (H1llgren Square) 9:00 to 7:00 Mon.· Sal • 10:00 to 6:00 Sun. ~-IAS _____ EL:MNCHITO DAY FIESTAS Pmtr Ttap To Go Order by th• Dozen • Chingolingas • Taq~itos • Tacos • Burritos • Guacamole • Chi ps & Salsa COM""' Man Mal fOll 10 $49.95 Call your nearest location for p ick-up. full S.rvlce Caterln1 Sizzling Faj ita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar 645·0209 COronll del Mar Newport Beach 644-8226 6?5·6855 a ton Ne wport BeacJi, 45•5 MacArthur Blvd ., Newport Beach Susan Sinclair of the Oracle Corporation will s:>eak. Tickets are $35. For more infor- mation, call {949) 851-1888. FRIDAY The fourth program ln OCC's Armchair Adventures 'senes, •Lost World of the Middle East,• will take place <it 7 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore The- . atre, The program will feature traveler and filmmaker Rick Ray's footage of his 1oun'teys through Syna, Jordan, Israel and Lebanon. Tickets are $7 to $9. OCC ~ at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432- 588.(>. Fashion Island holds its annual menorah-lighting ceremony at 4 p.m. A cele brity guest \vil.l light the me norah, and the Chai Center Hebrew School will perform. There will be music, danang, gelt and drei- dels. For more infonnation, call (949) 721-2000. A new health support group will meet Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays at 9 a.m. a t the Alamo Club, 2040 Placen- tia, Costa Mesa. Yoga will be • Acrylic •Pink •Pink& White •I.Alme Gel • SIJlcWrap • Marucura • Ped1tdre • l<idS HO Manicure & Ped • Hand Paraffin WAXING '10- '10- '18"' •1s-•1s-... '10"' •10-'6 .. • Eyebrows •ro I • Upper Lip tg• I • Bdun1 Line •1 s• offered on Mondtt , Ultis gc on Wedn sdayi. and dance and movement will be featured on· Fnday» A $5 m1mmum dond· tion '" requ •stcd Por more i.nfonnauon, contact Pttmela al (949) 548-5624. German psychotherapl t Hein.L Stark wiU gwe a work. hop on "orders of love, greate1 than the consnoul-1 will of md1v1du- aJs, thdt opc.fdl<• m the depths of family organbtns, -Dec. 3 through 5 m Costct Mesd. For more information, rail 1949) 548-4059, SATURP,AY OCC will present the Tax Practitioner Institute from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The $65 pro- gram mcludes s~mmdrs of IRAs and rollovers, rental income, tax law changes and more. Lunch and morning cof:- fee is included. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more mformauon, call (714) 432-5880, ext 1. Positive Results, Personal Trauung will present a Back Bay Boot Camp al 8:30 a.m The boot camp fedtures mdlly mill· tary·stylc strength exercises and is held outdoors at Newport Beach's Back Bay The camp IS ..,. ... ,.....-... A 0 • "'-• c 1· v f . • L ,. ._:::l 1>1)1m :J ramptnng c..r:ptntnu 1tnts. t~tr o~tt. --Mo;'F'ri~-8PM •Sot 9AM-7PM •Sun 10AM·4PM $25 Positive Results is at 1000 Bn.stol North, Swte 28, Ney.rport Beach. For more inlormabon call (949) 222-1230. . The Orange. County Fair and Exposition Center will host a reptile :.how and ale today through Dec. 5 in Building 12. The event will run from 9 d m to 5 p.m. Se1turday and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Adm1s- s1on 1s $8 for adultc; and $3 for children The fairgrounds are at 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesd. Por more mformdhon, c~ll (619) 295·8834. The Lab Anti-Mall wUI ho~t an appearance by Sdnta ElVis from 1 to 4 p.m today and every Saturday in December The Lab is at "2930 Bnstol St., Costa Me:.a. For more infor- mation, call (714) 966-6b61 The Orange Apple Computer Club's meeting. will feature guest speaker Peter Thomae; of Aladdin Software to demonstrate the compression uhbty StuffJlt Deluxe. The meeting takes place from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m m the chem- istry bwlding of OCC, 2701 Fairview RCHsd, Costa Mesa. rot mor mf ormauon, call C1l'J 836·0522. 0 C' ceramic tude nts wtll hold th 11 23rd annuHl Chnst· mas Art Pottery Sale today through D c. 6 on the OCC carnpus The ale will be held m th c ramies room m the Art Centcr'bu1ldmg. OCC is at 2701 rdirv1cw Road, Coi.ta Mesd for more mtoqnation, call (714) 432-5843 Newport Stationer presents "Or9dn1Z1ng for the Holidays,• a free org<inlZlng consultation Iron\ noon to 4 p.m. at the Har- bor View Center, 1640 San Miguel Dnve, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 644~8444. Salomon Smith Barney pre- sents a free program titled "Where i:. the Stock Market Headed~ Outlook 2000· from 10 am. to noon at the New- port Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave Newport Beach. For more information , call (949J 955-7411. SEE TOWN PAGE A8 FDIC-INSURED CDs AT RATES T HAT ARE HARD TO BEAT Ir your CD i~ m~ruring or you re ,1ns1dmrg w CD, don't sdl voul'5(1f $hon at the loul bank. CDs available through A.G. Ed•vds ire now paying· 5.65 %. 6 Month S.90 °/o 9 Month 6.05 % 12 Month 6.20°/o Supply of thtst CDs is limittd. Call today! l'llt4"•••0"l end llH1.b,.a IOtJvailab*!y llflf1Cf' A -"'! C1l1po51f d SI .rNttd CfJt t/f#rJd lh/OUQll A G Edr>n ,,.1$$/Ad by bin~ liJd lflflfls rtftoutPau! ttie CQ.lt'ol.'.)' CDr &"t ltaeraly lnslnd 1C1 la Sll0.000 IPllnc:wl anaaccrued,.,,flUIJ per'"1/Jng ~ CDI ~ l1llJ ~/Jon d 11111• n ct>""' •!low 111/dtf$1 /0 C()lr90urtd DAN L CA.ANEY 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Soite 1400 • IMle CA 92612-2 .. 5 1.1...,..SIPC (949) 862-1234 or (800) 876-0353 1998 AG Edwt1111 & Soria tl'IC A8 Thursday, DecemP.r 2, 1999 CONTINUED FROM A7 SUNDAY The Corona del Mar Ubrary will hold an open house from noon to -' p.m. Couuc magioan Tony Daniels will perf onn and refreshments will be provided. The library is at 420 Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 117-3801. Balboa Island's third annual holiday walking home tour will be held from noon to 5 p.m. The tour will include bayfront homes and channing cottages, and mcludes coffee and cookjes. Tickets are $15. For more information, call (949) 723-4226. De A.ma Bayside Village will hold a Christmas boutique from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in its south clubhouse. 300 East Coast Highway, Newport Bet.1ch. For more 111fonnation, call (949) 673-4051. The Newport Beach Flre and Manne Department and the Riverbodt Angela Loui e pre· cnt a •toy for a cru1 e" event Dec. 5-6. Participants who bring an unwrapped toy worth at least $10 will rcce1ve a 90· minute tour of Newport Harbor on the Angela Loui.c;e. TOl..\l'S are during the day Dec. 5 apd in the everung Dec. 6. For more informatton, call (949) 723- 1403. .,. M ONDAY The Newport H arbor Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a •CEO Acquamtance• breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Pour Seasons Hotel to spot- light its MCEO Roundtable, • a forum for CEOs to speak about the challenges they encounter. The breakfast is free. For more information, call (949) 720· 0282. Whatever your landscape or Maintenance needs, Lloyd's can do it all. .. THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANal CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAYI [L] !N!-~.2·s (949) 646-7 441 Lloyd's Nursery a landscape Co., Inc. 21&3 Fairview Rd. Suite 216, Costa Mesa. C~;92627 EX1'£RT UJCOSCAPIMQ I SPRIMKlIRS I MAIWTEIWICE Sb11 Uce1111 Mt ... 255 It can be a quiet candlelit dinner for two, or maybe four couples celebrat· ing a birthday, anruversary, or just getting together. The reasons for Duffy I /1( (/(':I;/, /, ! u/ Hoil//i/11 ' ·" Some people chink che fall cruising are endless. Prepare and winter are the end of the a favorite dish, or maybe call ahead to a waterfront boating season. Noc true, and for a "ro·go" especially not true wich our new winter, spring and summer.each season of· fcrs a unique Newport l lar· bor ~periencc. modds! Our wonderful new all weather features provide year~ • www.duffyboatt.com 2001 W. CoJSt Hwy Newport Brach, CA 949.645.6812 around town The Tbun day Morning Women's Club will hold a Christtnastime music event ut noon at the Balboa Bay Club. The Choralisities and the Soundsatlons wlU perform. Admission is $20, which includes lunch. Por more infor- mation, call (949) 544-8734. TUES PAY Whole Foods Market. Triangle Square, is hosting a free dass titled •Holiday Gifts from the Kitchen,• from 7 .to 8:30 p.m. The program will teach partici· pants to make flavored · vine· gars and other edible holiday gifts. The market is at J 870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 574·3800. Optometrist Many· Warren will give a seminar on vision problems commonly misdiag- nosed as attention deficit disor- der (ADD) from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 833 Dover Drive, Suite 9, Newport Beach. The presenta- tion is free. For more informa· tion, call (877) 203-9100. WEPNESDAY Salomon Smith Barney will bold a free noon seminar for people considering retiring or changing jobs. Financial con- sultants Jason Sherr and Don Harrell will speak. The semi- nar will be held at 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 641·7738. The Newport Beach Public Library hosts a free noon pro· gram titled "Prescription for Holiday Health." Nutritional consultant and chiropractor Marcia Kamph will discuss getting through the holiday season with ntlnimal stress and · depression. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801.. Whole Foods Market, Triangle Square will hold a holiday par· ty with sample foods and entertainment from 2 to 6 p .m. The market i.s at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. round comfort. New cabin windows, heating systems, fabric cushions and more make a December cruise as enjoy· able as a July cruise. It's our goal to provide a craft worchy of your water- front. A craft more inviting, comfortable and pfea.,urable rhan any other boat on the water. Our professional scafT will answer your questions, and prove che bcsc rime to Puffy is now! t, Mothe~ Market will present a free eminar and book-signing by Miriam I lospodar, author of "Healing Foods of Ayurveda, • from 6:30 to 8 p .m. at its Costa Mesa location, 225 East 17th St. For more mformation, call (949) 631-4741. DECEMBER9 Mother's Muket will present a free seminar titled "Holiday or Y2K Stress,• from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at its Costa Mesa location, 225 East 17th St. For more information, call (949) 631- 4741. DECEMBER 11 Mother's Market will present a "Raw Food D1et Herb Walk" at 2 p.m. and a "Sacr~ Jour· ney Book-Signing" from 10 a.m. to noon at its Costa Mesa location, 225 East 17th St. For more information, call (949) 631-4741. DECEMBER 1!1 Business and Professional Women will meet from noon to 1 p.m. for a luncheon at the Wyn- dham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Louis Haddad will speak on •sleep talk.• The event is $17 for members, $22 for nonmembers. For more information, call (949) 955-7534. PECEMBER 16 Salomon Smith Barney pre- sents a free continuing educa- tion CPA workshop from 4 to 5 p .m. at 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 100, Costa Mesa. The seminar is on •Managed Mon- ey.• For more information, call (714) 641-7738. ONGOING A limited number of seats remain for Newport Beach Community Services' Rose Parade 2000 excursion. Char- tered coaches will depart from Mariners Park, 20005 Dover Drive, at 6:30 a.m. Jan. 1 and return at 1 p.m. the same day. Tickets are $80 for Newport Beach residents and $90 for nonresidents. Included are transportation, grandstand seating on Colorado Bouleyard in Pasadena, coffee, juice and doughnuts prior to departure, and lunch on the return bus ride. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- Uonshlp issue. at 6:30 p.m. Tue 'days at 1151 Dove St., #105, Newport Beach. Por more i.nformation, call Barbara at (94q) 261-8003. The Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring . in unwanted books. With the exception of law books or magazines, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-deductible. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries ·-Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They can also be left in the special book closet next to the store at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949 759-9667. The Newport Beach Newcom~ ers Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesdays of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road, play golf, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several evening par- ties. For more information, call (949) 854-4501. SL Mark Health Mlnlstrfes pre- sents I:.ove Without Honor sup- port groups for women coping with domestic violence at 1 O a.m. and 7 p.m. Mondays through . December. The groups will meet for two hours at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar VlSta Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 721· 8079. The Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors a dis· cussion group focusing on issues, 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 identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solu- tions. The cost is $30. For more information, call (714) 445- 4950. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce bolds netwqrkmg luncheon meetings from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Gou Course Dnve, Costa Mesa. VlS· itors are welcome. Cost is $12. For more infonnation, call (714) 885-9090 The Lido Isle Toastmasters Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Mon- days at the Oakwood Apart- The classic tailo red diamo nd necklace ... to wear any time of day or night CHARLES H. BARR 180) WC$14!.htT Dr. Ncwpon l\fach !149 642·3) I 0 Pai (949) 64(.,.06(>4 ments. 1700 16th St., in the clubhouse on the main level, in Newport Beach. For more inConnaUon, call (949) 515· 9470. The John Henry FoundaUon sponsors the Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group, which meets from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays ·at the Light· house Coastal Community Church, 301 Magnolia St., Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, • call (949) 548-7274. J ewtsh Fa mily Servlce of Orange County sponsors an ongoing Jewish healing sup. port group for people experi- encing chronic illness. The pµrpose is to provide partici· pants with em.ptional and splri· tual support to manage illness ~ and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thurs- days at Jewish Pam.Uy Service, 250 B. Baker St., Costa Mesa Attendance is free, but prereg- istration is required. To register or for more information, call (714) 445-4950. Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books & Music on 19th Street and Newport Boulevard. Costa Mesa. The cost lS $3. New players are welcome. For more information, call (949) 759-4871. The Coln and S tamp Club meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mon- days at the OASIS Senior Cen- ter. New members who are interested in trading, buymg and selling stamps and coins are being sought to joµi these informal meetings. There are no fees required. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. . J ewish Famlly Service otters ongoing bereavement support groups for adults at all stages of loss. The groups share experiences, bear how others deal Wlth grief, receive sup- port and )earn ways to cOP6 with sadness and Joss. One ~ group meets at 7 p .m . Tues~ days at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group mee 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Eua enter m Anaheim. There lS no fee for these groups, but preregis- tration is required. For more information. call (714) 445- 4950. Newcomers to the Newport Beach, Corona .del Mar, Bal· • boa Island and the Newport Coast areas are invited to meet others who are also new at the Newport Beach New· comers' Club. This group of women meets once a month on Wednesdays at different homes d.Dd locations. For more information. please call (949) 644-0302. Jewish Famlly ServJce of Orange County provides a support and discussion group to assist participants in their recovery from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. The group meets from 8 to 9 30 p .m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Preregistra· tion is required. For more information, call (714) 445· 4950. I The Lowest Prices In Town on Lobster Only s 11.991b FRESH SWORDFISH NOW AVAILABLE! T111ty 6 Tnukr Northern Rock Crab $3.29 ib Doily PiJot 2000 CONTINUED FROM A 1 Noting the inevitable, school board members agreed in 1953 that a econd high school should be built. After t~king nearly three years to fi.od funding. and a site, Costa Mesa High School was approved on Sept. 12, 1956. The high school was built on part of a 70-acre acquisition from the U.S. Anny between Fairview Road and Harbor Bolllevard. t School officials were also ecstatic about the area's new intermediate school that was financed by a $95,000 bond • •f 'GROUP (ONTINUED FROM A 1 Marine base. Both Newport Bedch offi- cials dlld Heights residents have openly said the annexa- tion would create a stronger voice in the fight for the limit. ed use of John Wayne Au- port. And Wilson is one of two supei::visors on the county t5oard opposed to an airport at El Toro. VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY • VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs peri· odically in the Daily Pilot If you'd like lnfonnation on getting your organi- r.ttion listed, call (949) 574-4228 ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER Velunteer trail guides needed to help visitors ledm about their environment. For more Information, call (949) 645- 8489. EXCHANGE CLUB CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Donate new school supplies or become a volunteer to help ·children victimized by child abuse. Volunteer~ work with county referrah to asslSl high- nsk victims of pdrentaJ drug addiction. Drop off suppll~ · at the Child Abuse Center Ofhce in Costa Mesa dt 2482 Newport -Blvd., No 7; or Union Bank in Newport Beach at 1090 Bay- side Drive. Call (949) 722-1107 for more inlormation. FISH -HARBOR AREA INC. Call 642-6060 to help Fnendl\ in Service to Hwnaruty (FISH) assist with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emergency assistance to those in need. Both always seek vol- unteer assistance in a variety of areas. For more information, call (949) 645-8050. measure in 1952 and an alloca- tion of $1.5 million from the state. The result was Rea School, which opened its doors in April 1953 to nearly .COO sev- enth-and eighth-graders. Meanwhile, in Newport Beach, chool district officials were facing similar problems. In order to address projected growth figures over the next 15 years, they decided to open an elementary school reserved for fifth-and sixth-graders called Harbor View, in 1953. Six years ldter, another school was built . -Mariners Elementary - pushing the city's total to five schools. At 'the dose of the decade, school officials were belabored by the ctisjointed bureauctacy of running three different •If Wilson tiu.ly cared about our quality of life as much as his and his South County neighbors, he would want to have John Wayne Airport shut down, along with every commercial airport in Southern California, to ensure everyone's quality of life is protected," Niewiarowski wrote. This issue also has struck a nerve among some at Costa Mesa City Hall, who believe that residents should not be able to arbitrarily decide rhool distncts. Funding was always a· No 1 prtonty for each· du;trict and it was evident that a combined effort by all three would serve the choob best. Yet m December 1959, there was another bond i:..sue stanng admiru:i.trators straight m the face. They were asking for $1.8 million to build a new mtetme· diate school, two elemehtary schools .and the. possibility· for the arecl's third high school. Officials were also looking at population hgures, which were estimated to bring another 2,000 students to the area by 1965. Soul"(eS: Costa Mesa Globe-Herald, 1952- 1959, "Newport Beach 75: 1906- 1981" by James P. Felton, 1981. which city they want to join. In making the decision, the comnu.c;s1on will. place consid- erable weight on finances· as well dS the level of city ser- vtces, said Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder Like W1!son, Newport · Beach oty stdff members also have not taken a position on west Santa Ana Heights' pro· posal, dlthough they did out- line what the residents need to do in order to change their sphere of influence. Wlti>rtJieaffl1t~, WtQf"d~ftJ. ~1,fht.J Ct~t fr,,t f tQf irrin.9: i" E.~{"'i\'t /i11t .j €a111J~,. ~flr/t.J, l·fi·,. i' @,.t .j a 'l<;nJ ~Jlt1 ... f imtl/llf'tfr•'1z 't ~'1z1( l'ite~fe.'1z ~""t,.f•. IMy Jiaff t,. IM!! 't v .. ,~t ff·~ {?~tit. 't 119:-t@j 'Pri,.etJI ~~., ~" i" 'V111l1<9t ~~ ;J22@tJ Nn..,.rl ~IYJ .. lln.-rrt 'inidt '[;.., .. !Mi. 1@.3@~"8 ilaf. Jl:eEl.$.00 ( ef ",.J &,.. It Jn..) 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CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S WEAR Univcr ·icy Shopping Cent r Irvine Location Only 4237 Can1pu Drive • (949) 854-4452 . 1 AlO Thursday, December 2, 1999 SANSONE CONTINUED F"OM A 1 .. "Phil has been referred to e the Mayor of Corona del Mar and rightly so,• said Newport Beach cound.lman and friend Dennis O'Neil wu the 1987 update of the •Tue aty and ow-51Xth dis· city's Genera.I Plan. 11tis doc· trtct will lUlSS him greaUy. • ument sho)Ved how e)ich In addition to being pk>t of land Jn tho city could nusscd as a political figure, be used. Sansone will at.so be missed Despite leavmg his pos1-as a great friend, Allen sald. tion. Sansooe continued to "I wish him the best m his be active a.od watched the future life with hiS family in new councils clo ely. · Ha.wail,• !':aid O'Neil. Rerr..hmenta will be aervect• ~..-4--~~.MI' . . SIGN CONTINUED FROM A 1 Previously retired, Je~ell went back to teaching kinder- garten ar Andersen five years ago. She began using sign tan- . guage to help teach phonetic sounds to the children. · Children learn in different ways, Jewell said. All teachers uso sight and sound, but Jew- ell added "kinetic,• or physi- cal, learning through signing, which she said is a very power- ful method for some children. "It's another way of learn- ing, another avenue to broach,• she said. "Why not hit them with eve~g?" She receiveo confirmation of her theory almost .immedi- ately. Soon after incorporating sign language, Jewell had a meeting with a student and his parents. As the student read aloud to them, he stopped, unable to pronounce a word that Jewell was sure be knew. So she signed the two syllables of the word to him. "He immediately said 'Oh -fat,'" she recalled. Now a third-grade teacher, Jewell contirlues to use sign language. She now bas nine students in her class who learned the bas cs of signing Third-grade teacher when they w in her kinder-Danielle Berman bas garten . Emily orris is one of those I students and has loved the I signing aspect of class, said r mother, Cecilla. "She would lie in bed at I With Danielle, Jewell bas night and practice signing," found a means of bringing that Cecilia Morris said. language to life. Dunng a sum- Susan Rios in person ----!]J{,e/ 7he 9/r/isl c:Sal., 1Jec 4/h 6pm,. 9pm &Jinc « JlorJ 7.J'Ofluurw llJiff 6. 3utJ«i -~e :l+inl Wll.6' du.san.'.%03 %.rcba.rft- Plug_ into tht Pilot ClaSSlfied section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers nd painters t, New Used~~=-=~ ports Equipment "'0\\1:11 \Kil .... ""'" • B ''"'Ill \I I • ( 11111 • \I)( ( I K ,\ \tCJKI :4ilei:u•-t•Mll:lefo 1 -M:Z•l;IJ.ftelllijel§ 1 :$2000FF::$5000FF:. I (Withp1ml!lf~ofSIO.OO) ~.,. (W1thp11rcl11is<1f$1SOOJ I Bnnol Llcat1!! <!!!,IJ'_ _ ~ _ ~a!!_ ~ti!:! ~&-'._ _ _ I (Brlm>I Sc McArthur nut to Michaels) (714) 641-7427 mer signing class, Jewell met Danielle and the idea was bQrn. 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The National Conference for Community and Justice · , paid tribute recently to Costct Mesa's Mark Victor Hansen, author of the "Chicken Soup 1.-for the Soul" series, and lsa~lle Villasenor of Coronu del Mar, a local business- oman who owns numerous Mt food franchises and U'i<.>s her resources to help a num- tier of local causes, The event, which took place.at the Hyatt Regenc:y • Hotel, Irvine, also honored Ed and Sandi Laird and Muzam- mlul Siddiqi Chaued by Gad- cll Vasquez and Amer El· • AhraJ. the luncheon event attracted nearly 500 local ati- .. zens and raised an impressive J$103,000. The funds will be U&ed to support NCCJ pro- grams in the field of human ..relations .. • Founded in 1972 dS th~ National ConferenLe of Chns- tians and Jews, the organtLd· ti.on changed its name m 1998, «!dedicating its purpose to fight bias, bigotry and rucism r of all kinds m the United States. We are not just a society of Christians and Jews, but rather a nation of nwnerous religious faiths. The orgaruia· tion works to promote respect through advocacy, conflict res- olution and perhaps most importantly, through educa- tion. The more we know about people of different faiths arid cultures, the lc~s we are inclined to bllndly hate the differences between human beings. Despite the fact that most , religions strongly suggest thdt their practice 1s the true and only path to glory, God ha~ no religion. People must learn to r~pect their differences. Organiza- tions such as NCCJ make this possible in an ever-shrink.mg lJ HAPPY t• H OLIDAYS Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlTTO • HOMEOWNf~ • Ollil <ROS.\ &~;~ ~ ..... .., •• r " 949-631-7740 +41 Old Newport 8MI. • Newport 8tat.h (Near Hoeg Hoeplral) PACIFIC Wlr ..... THE CROWD and;nore hostile world. Here in Orange County, programs such as the Inter- faith Courtcil Network, The Rchg1ous D1vers1ty Faire, Interfaith Youth Conference.<,, monthly visits to different houses of worship, school symposiums on religion dOd issues !acing locaJ citizens with moral and religious con· nechons -all are part of the work of NCCJ. llow many people take the tune to vtsit places of worship not their own? Very few. In fort, people who do visit other houses of worship are often tlmdzed at the smularities • found that may touch on their own bebeli;. And, deiop1le major diHerences that do exist between religions, a common thread of goodnP.ss does unite all people. Or at least 1t ~hould. • Thdt is why it is important to smg prmse for citizens like J lansen. Porty million copies . of the chicken soup books have touched au kinds of peo- plo fro.m every religion. His mfluence of goodness is pro- found in c;pite of the finanaal reward. Frankly,.to be reward- ed fintUlc-ially for giving peo- ple hope and purpose is per- haps all the better. The same Cdil be Sdld for· Villasenor. A powerful and dynamic woman whose exam- ple 1s sigmficant to her Latino roots. Villa enor works to help disenfranchised and at-nsk youth, many from the local Latino community. She is devoted to the Heart of Jesus Retreat Center m Santa Ana, and is a Founder's Circle member of the> Orange Coun- .ty l tispanic Education Endow- ment Fund. And as the proprietor of mdny McDondld's restaurants in U1e arcd, Villasenor actively supports the Ronald Mc.Donald I louse and other related chari- ties of her business assooation. • Peiper Goods ·Custom Gift Wrapping • rmpnntoo Balloons • Hcliin T.mk Rentals <Largest Selection of Grttting & Photo urds In Orang~ County) LI GJ,,,.1;'D'->• I 1t .11 C f .. r~ 1"/.~t c$1wcr~l :hf•'f\'•f We Deliver • ~tort• I< , l>t'I 11/• *Ericsson CF788 or Nokia 5190 CF768 Phone with FREE Color Face Plate Activation with Nokia r.--------------~ I I 1 • Lea er Case I • Car Lighter Adapter I FrM COior Faces Plates With NolcJil I $49.99 Value I W1tt1=::~~--~r I L--------------~ Tom Tborkelson, left, president of the Orange County . chapter of the National Conference for Community and Justice, chats with Mark Victor Hansen and Isabelle Vil- lasenor, who were honored by the organization recently. In other words, the honorc>e:> are do-gooder:., lovers of humanity, pt.>ople who want to live m a sooety that •~ inclusive of all, not exclusive for some ns· the season to love and to .spredd the me.-.Sc1ge that respect for diH erent bclwls (that do not ;ncad divi ive hatred of their own creatlonl ts' the only way. Sadly, there ore many who do not g l this messag • The1c re l r more who tx>lleve that' God is only purt of'then own religion. Consider talung thP populrtr bum1wr s.tick••r that stdtes, •God lS Too Big To fit Into Any One Religion• u ..;tep further. Consider thb1 Got! has no religion. Pcoplt> do And peo- ple lMvc a qredl deal to learn, lSdhcllc Villuc.enor, Mark Victor Hans~n , cd and Sandi Laird, und Muzamm1ul Siddiqi -all Wtth diffurent religious b~liefs and hdc kg round - are working Y.'llh thi> 'CCJ to tostcr goodne s, Justice ttnd nghteou" humamtanamsm in our commuruty and all ove,r the world No small la k · • B.W. 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Kelln.,, D..in '1 Re Dctnum.1 II )'I Willow :,i sai;nal Hill C"um.r \,1" .1. l, •' "' 1Ck'f'!l'V. ~inlhtha~ kncmin ' (tz_. f0<lllrllftll•"nmr llOI~ (949) 581-5566 (714) 779-5566 (714) 545-0310 (562) 426-1016 NOW OP£N 'TIL lpm Mon-Fri S•t 8:3o..m-4 • Al2 Thursdoy,·Oecembef 2, 1999 datebOok New movies are ~'Flawless,' tender and u:Plin.ing • £0fTOR'S NOlE: The Reel Cr1t1a column features movie aitiques writ· ten by community members serving on our panel. New Schumacher fli ck is 'Flawless' A nother title for the movie "Flawless" could have been •fearless" -that's the best way to describe Philip Sey- mour Hoffman ("Boogie Nights," "Happi· REELCRmCS ness") in Joel Schumach- er's bawdy but tender story about a hero New York ex-cop and a drag queen. , The film opens with an wtroduction to Uus shabby East Side neighborhood, where everybody knows (and hears) everybody else. We see Walt (Robert De N1.ro) in a graceful tango aro\L1d the Jloor with his regular dance I hall partner • On the flip 1de, his neighbor (Hoffman) is ·austy Rusty, The Hostess with the Mos test" at the near- by drag club. Rusty Susanne Perez sings and struts his stuff like.a plus-size Bette Midler. Walt i.s unexpectedly side- lined by a stroke. This very · proud man, now partially par- alyzed, boles up in his apart- ment and contemplates sui- cide. It is only through the efforts of his kind doctor that he begins physical therapy and agrees to taking singing lessons to improve his irnparred speech. This bnngs rum. reluctantly, to Rusty's front door. As neighbors, their only previous contact was shouting derogato1y epithets at c ch othe1 from their wmdows. But now, driven by Walt's need to get a life and Rusty's to get . money for a sex chartge, they strike up an uneasy alliance. The surprise of this movie is how the ~lievable and unsen- timental friendship between these two t!volves, and that in spite of their differences, each learns something about being a real humd.D being -gender preferences aside. "Flawlelis" also carries a message that true courage~ measured in how you confront life anrt what it brings you every day I lof(man manag~ to steal the movie from Robert De Niro, iind with the latter's ter- -. rilic, low-key perfonnance, this is no smdll feat. 1llis Rusty is no d1che -in looks or actions. nue, his hands flutter at every syllable and he will visualize one of his glamour queen idols to bolster his courage (Grace Kelly in "Rear COSTA MESA COUNTRY CLUB 'PRE-HOLIDAY TENT SALE 10am ... 4pm Saturday & Sunday ,.. December 4 & 5 ALL BRANDS SAVINGS 20,..,60°/o Irons ,., Drivers ,., Fairway Woods ·Wedges ,.. Putters ,., Bags Men's & Ladies Golf Apparel ,., Shoes Fnlic c:c!!_ C/4111fluul ~ . , .. " Rxt;,loy 1011.ton. . ~ COSTA .... f @cOUNTIY a.ua PIN6 OR LI MAR .7.at.i•tl TO~LITE . .M1zma O oo"•••Y .. ,, COSTA M ESA COUNTRY CLUB 170 I G If Course Drive~ Costa Mesa 7 1 4~5 40 ~7J00 COMING ATTIACTIOllS Julianne Moore and Ralph Flennes star in "The End of the Affair," due out this Friday. Window," Michelle Pfeitrer in "Dangerous Minds"). He's also a sad-eyed realist who "Yfil get in your face, but with a wicked sense of humor - whether it's deflating Wult's macho pretensions or those of a group o( conservative gay Republicans. Even his "girltnends" make no bones about Walt's disabili· ty, calling him "Mr. My Left Foot" The only flaw to be found in this movie is the mega-violent, unnecessary subplot involving money stolen from the local drug czar. But wnter/director Schwnacher (of "Bdtman" fame) can't seem to resist throwing in a little slam- bang action -perhaps to mdke the movie more appeal- ing to a wider audience? Jn any case, Hoffmann deserves to be remembered at Oscar time for his flawless perfonnance. -• SUSANNE PEREZ, 45, lives in Costa Mesa and 1s an exeartive assistant for • a financial services company. 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Not merely a spinoff of the origi- nal, this picture tf'll<J its own , story with timeless themes of • love, fnendship, loyalty and honor. Certain to entertain the \tt kids in the audience, there v. also is more than enough to 111 captivate the adull~ with jokes and satire that skewer all our collective memories of being children in love with our to Major flashbacks from the gentler limes of the 1950s and.! '60s provide an excellent shot of nostalgid for the grown-ups, But me1nones of those days are entwined with the greed and opportunism of the 1990s to create dramatic tension J ohnDepko amid the , good-I natured h.m. Lively spoofs of ., cultural 1.) icons like ., "Star Wan( and Barbie h , dolls add to the clever ' observa- tions. And like "The Sunpsons" lV show, the Jokes operate on several levels so the young- sters and parents both laugh, but at different aspects of the ' same gags. Pi.xar's sharp a~-• mation and rollickmg special"' effects provide several roller ' ' coaster rides. '• Tim Allen repnses a great Buzz Llghtyear, but new char- acters acld to the mventive 1 ' nux of lovable toys and inunoral humans. JOdn Cusack voices a wonderful female sidekick to Tom 1-ldn- ks' classic cowboy doll. The sincerity of theu universal coming-of-age experience will touch a nerve with Viewers of all ages. We all outgrow our toys, but most of us will someday feel the loss of innocence comes with this advancemen in our chronolugicdl age. niii is a true family film, one that surreptitiously reaches our deepest feelings but uses laughter, good humor and keen insight to gel us there. It's a great time at the movies. •JOHN OEPKO, 48, ls a Costa ~ ; resident and a senior Investigator for the Orange County Public ., 1 Defender's Office. - :s249 I OIL & FILTER I CHANGE I Includes Safety Inspection NOi val1J with any other ol&r. I •r 11/J0/99 Muit present cottpon. ----BMW ANY REPAIR SERVICE 1103off I N11r V-Jh\I y, 1th any mhcr nllct, I· fl I II 10/99 I J M1m l''C'Jtlll ""'I~'" ..... ____ _ Pacific Auto Tcchnic.s In . 1786 Whittier Ave. Co t;.t Mesa 949-631-3188 f .. . Doily Pilot -datebOok , .. .. Thursday, 0oc mbcr 2, 1m Al3 . Cafe Panini is perfect place· for quick, gourmet lunch Snl'HFN SAN1ACROCE I often fmd myscU with a dilemma when choosing a place to have lunch I don't . always want to spend the money or the time at a fancy, sit-down restaurant, but the alternative of fast food jomts or commercial sandwich shops don't excite me either. Luckily, Cafe Panini m Corona del Mo.r fills this niche nicely, offering specialty sand- wiches and salads in a lively, European-style setting Cafe Pa.nini sits on PCH "next to Tuamisu, formerly Bella Teresa DINING REVIEW rus-torante, formerly Matteo's Restaurant Obvious- ly, this is a difficult location, but owner/chef Moe Ghazi has created a winnmg formu- la by infusing the Italian-ori- ented menu with several Mediterranean-influenced rushes. In addition, Ghazi, who also owns Laguna Beach's popular . Odessa nightspot, has enhanced the break.fdst menu and opened the former break- fast-and-lunch-only rcstaunmt for ctinner three nights a week. Inside, Cafe Paniru resem- bles an upscale Italian deli. Shelves loaded with specidlty food items and gourmet coffee makers decorate the walls, and a small counter serves up coffee drinks to walk-up guests. The furnishings are kept simple: wood tables cllld chairs adorned with wlute linens. Several tables in the front of the store are available r for dining al fresco, dlthough 1 find ~e traffic DOISe from PCH to be a bit loud for comfort- able conversation. For starters, you might try one of the several bruschetta appetizers. All are served on grilled, homemade focaccia bread, indudmg a traditional version ($4 95) of chopped tomatoes, basil and garlic. CAFE PANINI + WHERE: 2333 East Coast Hi~= Corona del Mar • Monday through ~. 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday and Friday, 6 a.m. to 3 Cafe PanlnJ own~rMo Ghazi presents the Mediter- ranean almon salad, a house favorite. BRIAN POBUOA I OAlV Pl.OT The focaccta is thicker and more flavorful tlian a plain baguette slice, and it stays soft tn the middle, absorbing the tomato juices and fresh olive oil of the topping. 1\vo ver- sions feature roasted red pep- pers -one with Gorgonzola cheese ($6.25), the other with fresh goat cheese ($6.25). The Gorgonzola -Italian blue cheese -is a strong flavor to mix With the roasted peppers; l prefer the fresh sharpness of the goat cheese to offset the earthy flavor of the vegeta- bles Several Mediterranean appetizers also adorn the menu, includmg hummus dip ($4.99), a blend of whipped garbanzo beans, tahini (sesame paste), olive oil and garlic with a slight hint of lemon Juice. It's a tasty combi- nation that is great spread atop the accompanying bredd slices Vegetable lovers will also like the grilled eggplant ($5.95), which is chopped and rruxed with tomato, basil and oUve oil. IC you're having trou- ble deciding, for $8.99 you can try a combination plate which has a taste of all the Mediter· ranean starters, including a nice pl&te of olives and feta cheese. The comprehensive menu occcn1 Fro~~; ~!~.,-~:;~ (949) 615-1382 n Tit• Board«.Mllt At ••utiful Bo/boa Inn Gift Center Now Open At .. CO TA MESA ltMNE CROSSROAD ' COSTA MESA COUR'IYARD "' l8.'i5 Ntwrort RlvJ. 0150 3800 Barran~ .. Icy #U lftth111d M1mf, c.fd (Al C\ilwt Avt Q tlarr~n<A Nl'M (loll llmtl IRVINE ALTON SQUARE 5.165 Alton Pk)' IAt Alton l't!y ul4 JtffrT7 ROllll for Phone Orders cl Information: 1-800-541.6176 Stop by ta 1 our d lrdous ltdlon ol food gift._ Cmt Glf\S at lrt l Wt Ship Clft1t Now lhring l~lt ror Chrlstnw • p.m. and 5 to 10 p.m.; Saturday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 to 10 p.m.; Sunday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. • HOW MUCH: Inexpensive + PHONE: (949) 675·8101 also features several pizzas, including one topped with Black Fore~t ham, basil, toma- to, oruon dnd smoked moz- zarella ($7 99 for a 7-inch piz- za, $11 99 for a 10-mch). The smoked mozzarella adds a pungent note to the mild ham, but l found the crust a bit chewy. 'TI1e smaller size is a mce meal for one; the large size serves two easuy. As you would expect from a restaurctnt ndmed for an Ital-. ian sandwich, the menu fea- tures more than 25 cWferent sandwiches, or panmi, as they are billed. Ghan emphasizes fresh mgredients in all ol the dishes and the menu boasts that all of the meats are roasted m house. For example, they ofter several turkey SdJldwtches made with moist chunks of turkey brectst that's a far cry from the processed slices ... found at ).he local andWJC'h factory. Try the version with artichokes ($6.95), tomato. reel oruon and smoked Gouda. The cheese and onion comple· ment the mild turkr.y meat ' well. Other sandwich ch01c-es illustrate d credtive use of ingredients, such cts a chicken breast sandwich ($7.25) that mairies grilled chicken with sauteed yellow squush dnd · zucchini, topped V.'lth brie cheese. The bne's µmque creamy Oavor adds a mce richness to this hearty sand- w1ch . Speaking of hedrty, the sandwiches arc all generous in size A hall sandwich can be ordered for $1 less, or share one with a friend dlong with caprese salas ($8.75), which features fresh mozzdfelld, tomatoes, basil and olive oil. Vegetanans Will enjoy some of the meatless selec- tions, mduding a spindch panini ($6.25) that tops cooked spinach with tomatoes and S.1ba1ino Tomm) Peter Phil Vince Fla\orful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner l nlqUt ,., .. ,,.,m & dlnfnz l'Wll" Wtatb!!k I or ll"Ollfl b llCU mtthn l"d pmatt rull\1._ 723-0645 Ph.··.a~ l'all For Reser~ations and Dirl'\:tiom 251 Ship)ard Way• Newport Beach ,. Italiano e Store Brin tlrn c e11r1• of ltulinu c•ultun· into uu1 lifi \\ itla !tin l hom PC'l' ·xc·lushrl from llnl . 36 h fresh ricotta chee,e for a sur- pnsmgly light and fresh-ta.st· mg choice. Or try the eggplant andwich ($7,25), loaded with grilled eggplant. zucchini, red peppers and toppc.>d with smoked mozzarella Cafe Paruru is lilso open for breukldst, serving a variety of egg dishes tmd bak~d goods. Omelets mclude an artichoke version ($6.95) stuffed with t:trllchoke hearts, tomato and smoked mozzarella, or n;iy lavonle made with spinach, smoked Gouda cUld basil ($615). • They-also offer severdl egg sandWichcs served on their homemade focacoa bread, mcluding ca ta ty comhanation • of eggs, prosC"UJtto and pro· volone ($6 75). Or 11bsht1,1te the. pr~autto with SJ.>inach served on a buttery croi ant for $4.75. Cafe Panin1 1:; an excellent lunch choice for a quality meal that won't break the bank or takA dll dftemoon. ThP enthu- siastic slaff always makes you .. feel welcome, dnd the food is fresh dnd unique. 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Posada Magica• awdlt m the wings along with OCC's yule- tide-on- THEATER REVIEW ~~~a- ma, the honor of ushering in the holi- day season locally falls to the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Barbara Robinson's •Tue Best Christmas Pageant Ever• not only carries out the spirit of the season (in just over an hour's running ti.me), but it also gives a dozen or so young people a chance to take the stage and act, well, pretty much like kids. Director Christopher Spencer has assembled an energetic coterie of youngsters, not all of whom, unfortunately, possess the vocal magnitude to reach the back row of the the- ater. Those who do, however, are quite effective, and two in particular are very impressive. The play focuses on a churchgoing family (at least The dlstf ncttvc cuisine of Majorca -a bJen<l of the best of SpanJsh and Mediterranean flavors. Serving lunch, Dinner g_ Sunday Brunch Tapas Paella Valendanas Fresh Seafood ~ue Style Grilled Meats Ane Wines &. Spirits 'i' Live Flamenco and guitar music Thursday, Friday, Saturday&. Sunday evenings Book Now for our New Year's Eve GaYI 'i ResenraliOns: (949) tSt-9396 1000 Bristol North (between 8irch &.. Jamboree) Newport Beach, CA 92660 Charles Dickens' three-fourths of it is) thrust mto a comically intense situa- tion when the lady who nor- mally directs the church's Christmas pageant is sidelined with a broken leg, and it's ~p to the novice Mom to keep the tradition alive. Wl)at Mom (an empatheti- cally •nergetic performance by Erin Lord) doesn't antici- pate is the invasion of the six incorrigible Herd.man kids, who show up when they find. out there's free refrestunents involved. The Herdmans are • on welfare anti make ends · meet by coercing other kids out of their school· lunches. Naturally, the Wiwelcome newcomers latch onto the leading roles, saddling the neophyte director with the additional task of instilling the spirit of Christmas into these r.---~,· :20o/o I I OFF I I I Entire Purchase 1 1 Valid W/Coupon I Accept all competitor I I Coupons I Exp. 12131199 L b~--.J ----1052 Irvine Ave. . Westcliff Plai..a (949) 646-5746 • NOW THROUGH D ECEMBER 26 on the main stag e adapted by ferry Patch "'6' directed by john-David keller SPECIAL 2 0th ANNIVERSARY RENDITION OF THE TIMELFSS DICKENS CLASSIC! Experience an old-~hioncd Chrutma.s onsrage as SCR's family sharo the warmth of the holtd.ay with Orange Counry families. liny lim, Bob C ratchit, old Ebcnacr Scrooge and all the memorable Oickcns char.iue~ will be waiting to put you in che holidar \pirit! '~n Investment Yule Not Regret!" L~>J Angi.:!n I omfl Hooon1.1: rroJoan· Tm. FOLINO fAMILY HASKEi l. & WHITF. L.Lr '"'"""'"""" ......... '~~ ~111\1 IU ASI> IAIKIRNA ti< HI Niii R<, ~ ......... """'" ~ n .. n,, c ..... ,,. f\c"gMltt, rtw ,.....,. \t•t t)\ ., t ,,."" c 41U:ff'Y .. ,,,..." D.ECEMBER 12 - 26 on t he s eco n d s tag e l ow-priced preview~ December I 0 through Dcc(!mbcr 12 matinee A community pro1,;c<.\ion <:ommemor.uing Jo cph and M:ary·s ~arch for lodging bring\ J yotllJg girl b.11,;k inro her family :llld the Chri\lma 'pint. written by Octavio Softs musit by_ Marcos I oy11 dir('(ud by Jorge G11lvt111 -· "A h ,_J • • nnot er tru.utt1011 - with a Spanish accetJt - a joyous event indeed!" -(l~lly l'olul + WHERE: Costa Mesa Civic Ptayhouse, 661 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa +·WHEN: Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m . through Dec. 19 + HOW MUOt: $10-$12 . + PHONE: (949) 650·5269 latter-day Dead End kids when the Wise Men more resemble wise gµys (wait till you see their interpretation of gold, frankincense and myrrh). Lord admirably reflects the frustration her character suf- fers on what appean. to be Mission: Impossible. Her hus- band (John Bolen) is dS little help as possible, not being the churchy sort, but manages to provide adequate buckup when the chips are down. aaPYIRllWtll) •W1An'91) ._ ..... _,..,,, Narrating the show and· offering one of the two finc1 performances by the younger set is Rachel Reinert as the new director's daughter with wisdom beyond her years. Brandy Warden turns in the everung's most memorable por- trayal as the elder Herdman SlS- ter who usurps the role of Mary and discovers it has a tranquil- izing effect on her pugnacious attitude. The other Herdman kids - Jason Kralt, Matthew Schnei· der, 'Alex Celina and Bri~ Ayala -are credible as a dis- ruptive lot, enacting their share of ensemble mischief. Another bright spot is Lau- rielle Hofer's turn as a spoiled kid with an ax to grind. Lynne Bolen oozes sophisti- cated outrage as the incapao- tated regular pageant director, while Marie Nussle and Brid- get Ford sound some comical- ly sour notes as well. •Tue Best Christmas Pageant Ever• will strike a responsive chord with parents who have shepherded their own young ones through such events. And at an hour's length, the little folks should- n't get too restive. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. ' llllFLY II D 11110 of 1 .. Adams students to stage musical The cond· and l.hird· graders of Adams Ele- mentary School w1ll 1>er· form •Forest G nunp," a musical about the i.mpc>r· ta nce of protecting the rain forest from•polluters, today and Friday m the sch<>Ql's multipurpo e room • The musical, the work of lyricist/librettist Kath- leen Chapman, will fea- ture orig1hal musical arrangements by Gene Roberson as well as choreography by Leesa Belle ·i. · There will be a free performance for senior cit· izens at 11 a.m. today. Fri- day performances will be held at 6 and 7:30 p.m . nckets are $1. The school is at 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa. For more infof1Tldtion, . call (714) 424-7935. t Doily Pilot mith's ·kids column (kawsmixed opinions S tt:vt~ Sru1U1 b so far ort base <1hout !>lrCsi. and our kids toduy ( M Advice lo par,•nts: gwe h ck to ou1 kids by taking a Little awi:ly," Nov. 13). Our kids today, e:.pec1ally · 111 this spoiled ne19hbor- J10od of Newport·MC.'ia, have ub·olutcly nothing to worry about. Tiwy me catNed to. FEEDBACK Why doesn't Steve S1ruth look back to the history of Amenca and m11ybe Ult> history of the world and sec where 7-. 8- and 9·year-old kidlt hacl to work. Our kids have absolutely no pressure. The11 C'lties cater to them. The programs cater to them. Govt>rnml!nt caters to lhem. Kiel!:> today are itbsolutely spoiled and Steve Smith is one of the · mnior contributors to this OVCl·COddling of youth that tc1kcs place m Amertca today. BRIAN THERIOT Costa Mesa f just read Steve Smith's article. He's talking ubout the pcrcent<1!JC of children that J1ave cholesterol and t-hildren that a.re obese. I think lho biggest problem 1s thP. diet that children have. 1 have chool-age .children in my house and a lot or thel.I' fri(•nds come over. l am amazed by what lliey Cdn eat dnd the kind pf diet they have. I think J~t is a crime. I think pco· pfe hould not only spend tiPte and slow down, but nlso cook for their children. That would probdbly bnng 1he percentage down, · 'Oii1nk you, Steve. The rest of the article was very ' ELIZABETH FARRAGE Costa M~a HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • Oi"is Cox. (R), 47th District. 1 ~rt Place, Suite 420, Newport ach 92660, (949) 756-2244, or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., 5l5, (202) 225-5611; fax (949) 251 ~ (Represents most of Newpon '{jag,) ii: chnstophercoxOmail.house.gov • Dana Rohrabacher, (R), 4Sth Dis· ct 101 Main St, Suite 3C. Hunting ton Beach 92648, (71 4) 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, C (202) 225·241 S; fax: (714) 96(). Jioti (Represents Costa Mesa and Newport) mail: danaOma1/.house.gov SIATE SENATE • oss Johnson (R), 3Sth District. 552 MacArthur Blvd. Surte 395, 1n11ne 92715, (949) 833 0180, fax: (949) 833-0696 TE COASTAL COMMISSION Fr~mont St., Suite 2000, San Fran· o 94105, (415) 904 5200; regional 1 in Long Beach, (310) 590 5071 GI COUNTY FAIR BOARD h lf Dt1ve, C~ta M~. (714) 708- 19 : President Em1!y Sanford, Vice nt Don Saltarelh, and mem· Gary Hayakawa, Jim Lindberg, Cre n. Randy Smith. Oon Wil· , urt Pringle and James Ban<h. °"'""IE COUNTY "°'"'°OF EDUCATION lmU\ Drive. P.O. Box 9050, Me,e 926?8 9050, (714) 966-- Of COSTA Mf!SA :Mesa City Hall. 77 Fair Drive, ' (714) 754 5223 -.mr.. c;.,ry Monohan I: Joe Erickson. Heather , Ubby Cowan and Lind ~. • . . .. commun1 forum ThurMloy, ~mber 2, 1999 A 15 EDITORIAL Proposal could provide crucial anchor C orona del Mar is one · of the COIIUJlunity's · most neglected jewels. Everyone has a soft . spot in their hedrt for the section of East Coast High- way in South Newport, which is filled with interesting shops and restaurants: But still, its poten- tial has been hardly 'fulfilled. A plan released last msmth will make the quaint shopping district even more appealing, and the cost -which is still undetermined -won't come out of the taxpayers' pockets. · The Corona del Mar Business Improvement District's ambi- tious proposal to beautify the intersection of MacArthur Boulevard and Coast Highwdy calls for major landscaping work, including a multicolor flower mosaic on the road and remodeled ·store fronts. Instead of the. hodgepodge of old and new buildings, the completed project would unity the area under a common archi- . tectural style. The road would be lmed with trees, plants and flowers, complementing the flower-themed street naines ot the neighborhood. Ir makes for pretty pictures, but this plan has a long way to go before those pictures become a reality. The major hurdle iS Callrans. Newport Beach would have to acquire a portion of Coast High- way, as well as the sidewalks, from the Calif omia Department of Transportation before any of the scnous work could get underway. Almost assuredly, the city ~ould have to take over maintenance of the street, and details of how lo pay for that would have to be worked out. Judgmg by lettors frqm the community, there also is a healthy bit of skepticism from residents. Most of the improve- ments will on}y be cosmetic and short-lived. A community can't be created ju.st by making all 1 . the stores look the.sam~. th~y said. Still, these problems are minor compared to a typical redevelopment plan, which comes with a multimillion-dollar taxpctycr pnce tag attached. And th~re is plenty ot time to work out the detail~ and to . ensure that the improvements are substantial, lasting, worth the cost and acceptable to the community Already the pt:rns have br>cn in the works tm about 1x years, and thP prnwct isn't scheduled to bP fuuslwd until I 2004. With an unpr s~h f> group backing the propo al, including Wdde1 Roherts, ga1 · den director ot thP hennan Library & Gard en ; Buzz Jac:k- son, head of the Cham ) r of .Commerce; and Ed SelJch, chairman of the Plannmg Com- mission, then .. 1s everv reason to believe that the plnn will turn out d good us it looks C01ond del Mar businc> es need an anchor, a section of the town that will draw p •oplc 111 and make them stop in their tracks. This plan, e\ ntuctll}, could provide it. Reader grateful to supporters of Gateway Parks • EDfTOR'S NOTE: The following is an open letter to the (Ommunity of Newpon Beach. A t long last, the Gateway Parks at Vi.a Lido and Newport Boule- vard are under construction, and upon completion, will add a visual e nhancement to the entrance of the Balboa Peninsula. Members of the fund-raising com·· rruttee -Tim Collins, John L. Curet, Fritz Duda, Wendell Fish, Bill Hamil- ton, Stephanie Houghton, Helen Japenga, George McGaffigan, Don Mer· MAILBAG rltt, Murt Munson, Jerry Richards, Gail Rosen· stein and Tony Shdw- all deserve a tremendous thank you, as well as the donors who made a finan- oal commitment to the commwuty. 1\vo ladies -Japenga and Rosen· stem -stand out because they ongi· nated the idea of mdudmg the parcel on the Lido side of Newport Boule- vard, and their continuing efforts well beyond the completion of fund-raismg. They morutored the planning process, coordinated the purchase of the donor bncks and, for their extrd effort, a spe- cial thank you to Helen and Gail ·A Park lS Forever" JIM ntOMPSON Newport Beach Court needs more judges like Susanne Shaw I am wribng m response to the arti- cles regarding Judge Susanne Shaw ("Harbor Court judge faces accusers," ·Nov. 16). Jn 1986, the Girl Scout troop, to which my daughter Austyn belonged, attended Shaw's courtroom. We observed her courtroom for about 30 nunutes. When cases were done, Shaw worked late and asked the pub- lic defenders to participate in a mock trial with the 'Girl Scouts sitting as lhe jury This took about 20 minutes but was one of the most memorable expe· riences of Austyn's childhood. My daughter was so fasanated with the judicial process that we mVlted both Shaw and the public ~efender for din- ner. During that brief everung, I <level· oped an immense respect for Shaw and the public defender. Both are dedicated to providing justice and making a ctif. ference in the lives of the people they serve. About a year later, Shaw UlVlled Austyn to visit her again. It was at that time we saw the numerous pictures of and learned about many people who had been in her courtroom. Shaw cares abou t people yet has a no·nonsense Construction of one of the Gateway Parks planned near Newport Boulevard and Via Lido. attitude about her job. Just last yed.T, 1 was m her court- room again. l'm sure she didn't remember me because my name had changed and so had I in 12 years. 1 was pleased to see that she was still dispcnsmg justice with a no-nonsense atbtud~. As one of 12 potential 1urors, I WdS asked by the plamtiff's lawyer about my attitude regarding a mone· tary award for pam and suffenng in the case of automobile dccidents. I dnd many of the 12 re ponded that we thought that medical expenses and ri~stituhon for loss of wages were uppropriate, hut we d1d not favor a monetary ettlement for pam and suJ- fenng. The lawyer wanted me, and th~ othm~ who had similar responses. to he d1sm1 s~d. Judge Shaw refused to d1smt--s three-fourths of the poten· tial Jurors and told the lawyer that he would have to use his preemptive nghts. In cssC'ncc, she refused to skew lhc 1ury by disnussmg this random col- lection of people from the comrnuruty just becduse many were not predis- posed toward awarding a large settle- ment to rus clwnt. 1 have immense respect for Shaw. rt would be a traves· ty of Justice to wmovc her. I wish her many years of pubhc service. We need more Judge!> who caie about people and who refu:.e to waste the public':. time and money. P.S. Austyn is working m a small village m Costa Rica and only receives nrnil ahout once a month or I'm sure she would be wnting m support of Judge Shaw. MAROA O'HERN Nev. JX•rt B<>ucb Mo dest growth i~ ~PY for Newport Beach The city of N€wport Beach has a clear r •spons1bility to mamti\in ~ high quality of life for current Newport resi- READERS RESPOND dents (ft Newport BPl!Ch ha:; ib. C) e on future fmann~s,tt Ncl\' !ti} Addu10 more development is not n1 er• nl} an efiective mt•thod 01 g 'nerating rm - enue. Even Counc1lman Tod R1dgt•w~y agree that bulldmg hug • office tow- ers doesn't pioduc an) net re\ .=-nue, -smce the expe~e .. of polk1 fut> etc. approXImate any net moomc lrom property ta>.: Tht>rc ar ' 1x m tJOr ofhce buildings wor}\mg th~u wa~ through our Planrung D 'p<1rtment Each of them should be denied l>ecausc the trade off of mcrea ed traffic for udded propert} tax a a n t los for e~ port rn!m1cnts. Moderating oty expens \ th a mode~t growth of re\ ,nu. 1-)roduong development ( uch a r" t ii pace) make~ the mo t en~c \Uowm~ exc .-;1vc developm~nt a OlC olution to balanung the hudg t l deal Wllh the devil. HENRY BROOKS Newport Beach Call local's cable show must-see 'Boathouse 1V • AT ISSUE: Local residents area thrilled about Costa Mesa resident Mike Whitehead's cable-access show about boating. Score one for the tocab! Good going Mike ... I know thi.c; how will be a hit in Flonda as well. DAVE JANES . Rear Aarrural;-1JSNR What a great ideal I think this is an exciting topic that W1ll interest l>Oaters and water·loveITi alike. 1 can't wait to sec the next show. MELISSA DAY Network Admin1 trator, Technology Answers, Inc. san Di go Gl11d to you finally giving ome column pace for a local boy who has found a hiche that needs to be ddressed. Captain Mike off rs quality information and d r instructlons, ell delivered 1n his easygoing, Articulat and quite often humorous style. l would like to polnt out that a ~OWM4SWYIDM.YN.Cn WW.elMI II c.W• at.._ Illa Ma)lnl kMll' MIL I dUna • It •tor Mllct! lo be on the I the bOOb he hM wrtftMl wNCb are brink ol lhariJ\g his mow on the lnvaluabk!, ~ to the novice nation.al level. you should alto mmtion boat enth~nb egatn for the • groat news about 1ik I I JU tr d th Vic • pr" tdc.nt KAT PRICHARD 1 , .. ,)()rt Be ch .. o I , l;)ecember 2, 1999 .. COME CELEBRATE I THE HOLIDAYS . AT 1HE ORANGE. COUN1Y f ESTIVAL Of TREES AT soUTH COAST PLAZA 1999 Oec;:ernber 2-6, ., I d . ner Christmas trees See spectocu or esig . • .1...J , Story & N;tivity • • ·d the BOrders Chooren s .. Bring the k1 s to H Potter &trovagonzo, k nnrt 1n a orry Stage lo to e t"~ • . 1 musical concer1s, p kemon f'.Mster Challenge, spec'.o by h Sooth Coast o c. d storytelling t e holiday arts & crans on Storytellers Guild . . It's Holiday Workshop h I I sl games at M1croso • Ploy t e a e ·b· . 2@ Interactive &h1 it V. ·1 the Discover Orange County ISi . . . to london or a · p $1 for a chance to win a 111p . oy ed l our choice designer-decorat tree o y And much, much more. F slivol of Trees is held at South The Orange County e I . For more information I G ate & Borre wing . Coast Pozo, hedule of events, ~onloct about the Festival or !or a sc c T I Hoag Hospital C ty festival o1 irees a The Orange oun 7208 or at The Orange County d t. • Q4Q/57A-Foun a ion. 4/550-4636 lcoleQOCYTREEI. Register's lnloline at 7 \ . DI ~ ---lt!!P'R .Otfl .... ,, ••• ., "'ft~tft'·· !& --.. _.,...,..,., __ 6 • Ill~ r @ II AltHIU Cdlulor JUST FOR THE HOLIDAYS Seasonal splendor comes to South Coast Plaza! Our services are certain to make your holiday experience more enjoyable ... from valet parking to our concierge, from gift certificates to package check in, we offer convenience with good cheer. To this, add special stores specifically designed to satisfy your holiday needs ... and we bring you tiding of comfort and joy! BODEG A CHOCOLATES Internationally known luxury fudge truffle bars and confections. Number one in the worfd ~at\nlng Bodega English toffee, chocolate shortbread cookies, chocolate sauces, and hot-fudge topping. Products_are kosher. Beautiful collection of corporate gift baskets, including corporate branding. Stction T, I.Ml 1-(714) 419-1057 CALEN DAR CLUB Give the gift friends will enjoy everyday. Discover hundreds of calendars categorized by unique subjects and capture the lifestyle of all the special people on your gift list. S«tion 8, Ltvtl 3-(714) 546-7413 HOLIDAYS AND TRADITIONS Trim the house, the tree, the yard with handcrafted ornaments and holiday originals, antiques, even Maria Starzyk bears. See the best snowman collection in Orange County and visit our Morning Glory Garden, Honey Bear Lodge and Victorian Tea sections. Personalize any gift. S«tion A, l.tvtl 1 -(714} 708-3138 MACY'S HOLIDAY LANE Stroll a winter wonderland adorned with festive treasures from around the world Deck the halls with styles from the simple to the sophisticated. It's all merry at Macy's. Stction I., l.tvtl 1-(714) 556-0611 Stction A, Ltvtl 1-(714) 51,0-5111 THE CHRISTMAS PLACE AT ROBINSONS MAY All the trimmings for the home. Get into the spirit of the season at Robinsons-May! S«tion T, Ltvtl 1-(714) 546-9321 xlBll WILLIAMS SONOMA GIFTS FOR GOURMET OCCASIONS Build your own custom holiday gift basket with unique gourmet holiday foods, ornaments, and accessories. Delivery available. Stction A, Ltvel 3 -(8()()) 782..s888 THE WRAPPER -J • · / Here, gift wrapping is art Add elegant toudles'to ensure gifts radiate with hoflday spirit Plus Cooose: from fine wines, chocolates. and alstOm gift baskets to fit your budget 5«tion C: LMI J-(714) 556-1134 Stction), LMI 1-(949) 640-0491 NORDSTROM • SAKS FIFTH AVfHUf • MACY'S • ROBINSONS MAY , M1'CY'S MEN'S STORE • SEARS "" 'lt•Jt •lslt ow Condtrgt fOf E11t11dt4 HotiaJ HMn, Gift CtttlflcatH, Unlqut 'lft '"ldt, '"hit Chtct, or to lffHft for Ptnonal Shopttrs. (714)435-2000, (100)712·HH, www.st11thmstpl111.com ' AFTER BRIAN BARRElT/ JASON WllklNS TRIO The Brian BarretVJason Wilkins Trio will play jazz at That's Aroma from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays. That's Aroma is at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-7999. BORROMEO STRING QUARTET The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center hosts the Bor- romeo String Quartet at 8 p.m. today. The evening will f ea- ture work by Henri Lazrof, Haydn and Dvorak. Tickets are $34. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. For more information, call (71~) 740-7878. 'CHRISTMAS FANTASIA' The 100-voice Vanguard Uru- versity Concert Choir and a 30-piece orchestra will per- form •Christmas Fantasia,• a program of contemporary car- ols, spirituals, and seasonal songs, at 7:30 p.m. today at Newport-Mesa Chnstian Cen- ter, 2599 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 556-36l0, Ext. 272. THE TINKER'S OWN Borders Books, Music and Cafe presents The 'linker's Own, who will play contemporary and traditional Irish folk music Friday from 8 to 10 p.m. The store is at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-8661. BRAD MEHLDAU The Orange County Perform- mg Arts Center presents pianist Brad Mehldau in a Founders Hall show at 7 :30 and 9:30 p.m. Friday and Sat- urday. Tickets are $28 to $30. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714)-· 740-7878. OCC SYMPHONY The Symphony Orchestra of OCC will hold the second con- cert of its season at 7:30 p.m Sunday The concert will fea- ture works by Tchaikovsky, MUssorgsky and Block. Tick- ets are $8. For more informa- tion, call (71 4) 432-5880. 'A COOL CHRISTMAS' OCC's Cboir presents a •cool Christmas• concert at 4 p.m. Sunday in OCC's Fine Arts Recital Hall. Tickets are $3.50 to $5. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. ST. ANDREW'S CHRISTMAS CONCERTS St. Andrew's 100-voice Sanc- tuary Choir and 40-piece orchestra will present perfor- mances of a Christmas Con- cert at 4 and 7 p .m. Sunday and Dec. 12. The show will I Daily Pilot HOUR S feature the four 1.uites of •The Many Moods of Chrutmas. • nckets are $8. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is at 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call (949) 574-2283. · RIGHTEOUS BROTHER BILL MEDLEY Righteous Brother Bill Medley and sped.al guests McKenna and Danin Medley will perlonn at the Balboa Pavilion at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday in a benefit for the Ensign Fund of Newport Harbor Educational Founda- tion nckets are $50 to $100 forinfonnatlon,call(949)67~- 1187. OCC RECITAL OCC piano student Junko Sugiyama will gwe a free recital Dec. 9 at noon in OCC's Music Room 101, 270J Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. * Sugiyama will perform works by Bach, Mozart, Chopin, ' Debussy and Scarlatti. CANDLELIGHT CONCERT AT SEGERSTROM HAU This year's annual Candlelight Concert a t Scgerstrorn HaU on Dec. 10 will feature Broadway actress Linda Eder. The con- cert will begin with a cocktail and hors d'oeuvres reception, followed by a musical perfor- mance and dinner. The evening will close with anoth- er performance of seasonal favontes by the William Hall Master Chorale. Segerstrom Hall ts at 600 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa For more infonnation,call(714)740- 7878 JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER CONCERT Harbor Jewtsh Singles will hold a concert at the Orange County JewiSh Community Center on Dec. 12. The event is $10 for center members and $12 for nonmembers. For time and reservations. call (714) 755-0340. HOLIDAY CONCERT The William Hall Master Chorale presents a holiday con- cert at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12. The everung will feature Mjoyous traditional music, medieval to modem: Ticket are $18 to $50. The show is at the Orange County Perfomung Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. ror more inf onnati.on, call (714) 556-6262. CONTEMPORARY CANTATA The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant's choir presents the contemporary cantata MA Canticle F Christmas" at 10 a.m . Dec. 12. Admission 1s free. The church is at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call • (714) 557-3340. Save Your Yellow Page Direciories Unbl June 2000 TEL Sponsored by: Costa Mesa Sanitary Distnct City of Costa M8SB • Pacific Bell Dif8Ctory Costa Mesa Disposal Inc. Orango Coast CollBgB Rocyclmg Center Connell Chevrolet GTE Rocyc/ing Harbor Fair Texaco FoOd Mart 1-Eleven (1515 Gisler Avo) Baskin Robbins (1927 Harbor Blvd) (714) 754-5600 FOR INFORMATION IN ENGllSH OA ~NISH And help your favonte school eam funds for special projects/ In 1998, the Costa MtlSS Samtary Distnct aWB!'ded, $8,800 to Costa Mesa Schools ~khMI 3232 C.1\lfNa Ave con.,.,_.~ r.380 Nair• Ad 0."19 IGflMI 106() A/llnglor. Or ~-·~ IC>f\ool 2130 Gem. .-,,. Aw ~,,..,c.... ~Oardml.Me -~lollOOI DIS6~ ~lctiool 1 PalAIMD AV9 '-ldlMI 20':> 1 Pcmlfll Ave .... """"*"' I ....,,..~ a:D J;ilollm Awi .... tel!ool Ro _,29~. . Thundery, December 2, 1999 • Spor1s Edb Roger CarlsOO • 949-57 44223 ·aock's ti~kirig Roc,1 tt c:"m ~>\ lkif l'i!ol •But the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Pame is going to just keep going, and going, and ... 'T"he Daily Pilot's Sports Hall of .1 Fame, not only the world's largest, but the world's best, ism its 12th month of pubhnll1on, and with the roU of 1,003 due to be published Jan. 1, 2000, 11 seems appropriate thdl our readers be appraised of Lh~ situation one ldst Lime, Right now we're at No. 286 1n terms of individual stones published, and on New Year's Day, No. 311 will have> nm. The entire list of this i.loried 1,003 will be pubh~hed then, and the daily md1Vldual stories will continue on for the next two years or so. With still 689 !itories to go, it's going to take this whole comer of the millennmn\ to get it done. That's the goal, cmd no matter wht>t the effort, perhaps unattainable. We already have cl couple of Newport Harbor products who seem to have disappeared from the plcmet, tllthough.we know they're somewhere, and JUSt maybe they'll surface. Nothing, how<'ver, will take away from the Jf.ln. l Honor Roll. And once again I would like to emphasize, there is no ord<'r. There is no No. 1, or Top 100. It's an alphdbetical roster or Sailors, and Mustangs, of Sea Kings and Eagles, as weU as a number of othe~. mcludmg imports, who have graced these beaches, but us for U1e publicabon of indivudual s1ones·, as you've already probably surmised, you'll have a hdrd rune figuring out who's next. As stated befor~. the only item set in stone for this grand list is the A-Z fdctor, stdrting with Al (A for Al) lrwrn, endlllg with George Yardl<'y (almost Z) It's just about ready for the Jan. 1 extravdgan7.a, but still soft enough to dllow a last-minute change for that blue chip that falls through th(' cracks So help me out. I lave you seen your favoritc-'s story yet< Drop me a note, or fill out the little chit on B3 with your candidate and a bnef description (and the subject's phone number if you have it). Chances are your favonte'~ already on the bnc.k of my door, but that phone number would sure be a great help to U'>. And should the pubhcation of this grand Dream Team not include your choice, keep m mind, this won't be the end of it. With each year, begmmng sometlme in 2002 or so. a new class of the Fabulous 52. or spmething, commg once tl week. At least that's Plan A. .. So, don't be bashful. The ~orld's gredtesl Sports l tall of Fame needs your input. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS The women's cross country team of Orange Coast College, Orange Elnplre J. Conference and state champions. Front row, from left: Berenice Carbajal Sinfu Orozco, Marie Valencia, Joanna Williams and Kim Lacher. Back row, kom left: Zolla Gomez, Vlridlana Medina, Heather Shurtleff, Bonnie Kuntz, Clara Zamudio and Elsa Ortega. DAILY rw F-Ho o BY SEAN HLLfR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL BRIAN P08UDA I DAA.Y Pl.OT Andre Stewart is the key to Newport Harbor's growtd game with Kennedy l~ming Friday. ' Launc ·• gpad •A semifinal victory over Kennedy would propel the Sailors to the CIF Division VI championship game. BAnm l~t t.t.M.11 !kit l'lol NEWPORT BEACI i - Upsets were on speaal ldst week in the CIF Southern Secllon Div1- s1on VI tootbdll playoffs, but Newport Harbor High Coach Jeff Brinkley hopes that was a one-rught-only affair. "There's a lot of good teams in this d1vi· sion and anyone can beat anyone,• said Brinkley whose No. 2-seeded squad ( 11-0· 1 ), the only seed still alive, hosts Kennedy (9· 3) m Fnday's 7:30 p.m. semifmaJ. Kennedy, which knocked off No. 3-seed- cd La Mirada, 21-14, m the quarterfinals, has proved it can compete wtth anyone. The Fighting lrisb's only losses have come to Division I semifinalist Los Alamitos (13-7 on Oct. 7), Division VI semifinalist Loara (27-7 on Oct. 14) and DlVl.sion IX quarterfmahst Pacifica (27-7 on Sept. 23). Coach Mitch Olson, in his 13th sct1son, has gmded the Empire League runner-up to at least the quarterfinals five of the last eight seasoni., including a 38-28 quarterfinal loss THIS WEEK'S PREP PtCK Friday's game Kennedy vs. Newport tt.tlor at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m. • Newport tWbor by 1 DAILY Pit.OT SEASON R£C::oM> 11Ao/o (32-9-1) to Newport Harbor m 1997. Newport, of course is no stranger to foot- bfill in December. Tue Sailors are ma.king then hfth semifinal appearance m eight years, their third m the last four. They are 3- 1 m those games, the only loss coming in 1997 to eventual champion Santa Ma.rganta. Bnnkley said last week's ra h of upsets (top-seeded and unbeaten Mayfair fell to Irvine. 9-7. and Loara topped No 4 Tustin, 6- 3), will help his players adhere to the pro- gram's penchant for perspective. "I think our kids realize the semifinals are a· launching point to the finals,• Brinkley SEE NEWPORT PAGE 82 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCH~OL F.,OTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK • • Video of his huge hit against Villa Park will leave linebaclce(s mark on the Sailors' program. lijly,., N ewport H irbo1 I bgh cmor Mike Tunney h plt1y d 10 sons of organized footltftll, put his o r w s def med on ~ne p Rdaay mght. It wn th kind of lilt wtilch bring a mil IQ the f acft of anyon who r p&ayed U\ game; th kind oC p11y wrocb will Uk ly thread &0 often through Tunney's V R, it w:1ll SEE TUNNEY MGE •2 QUOTE Of THE DAY "There~ a lot of good iecJTIS il this division and anyone con beat mTycne ·-· Jeff Brinkley, Newport Harbor football coach SPORTS HALL OF FAME . CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIU M OBERT URMSO Estancia •Just 5-foot-6 and 160 pounds, he always played as if be were twice the size, and ran like he had 20-20 vision. RHJL\JUl Ol \"' Tiere were some loudy ntghts under the lights, but hreball tailback Robert Urmson of Estancia High was usually m the clear. Urmson, on his way to rushing for over 1,000 yards, got poked m the eyft after Week 3 of the 1979 football campaign and ended up . spending ahnost two week~ in the hospital. Dunng a light pracbce before the Ocean View game that year, a fmger went through Urmson's face mask and drew blood, forong the Junior to rruss two preleague games. But when Urmson, a 5-foot-6, 160-pound spark plug, returned to the gridiron, he wore a homemdde mask with a protective shield, surular to the tear-offs used by speedway motorcycle racers. Holes were drilled into Unnson's helmet to fit the guard, but. sometimes. it would fog up mside. · ln the '79 Homecoming game against Corona del Mar at Orange COdSt College, an eventual pldy qu<trtt'rbuck thdt year, but ~uttered d freak brokt>n nose by his own fullt.>\lck whtle making a handolf m Weck 1 u II WdS d great year and we had. fun,. Urm)OO ">aid or '79, which I opened with a 35-0 loss to Edison• "On the lust play of the game (dgdin ... t the Chargl'~). we ran a counter and lhcy nppPd my· Oer"C}) nght off -the bottom Of my shlft, • Urm!>on added "I had • only hdll a -.hut the re">t of the ' game And then playmg on the clefen.,1ve side in that game. it wa.$ here ( omes Kerwin Bell and there goe' KPrwm Bell. They also had Frdnk Seurer and Mark Boyer ... all those greltt plr~yers They had monsters• Pnor to hi$ eye tnJUry, Urmson played c:omerback, tailback, and rctwned k1ck,olfs and punts. But followmg the injury, he was uss1gned strictly· to ballcarrymg measures As a ophomore, Unn!>on wai. a starting defons1ve back under Coach Ed Blanton m '78. He entered the offensive side qwckly when an UlJUry cut down the 21-7 victory for Esta.noa Robert Unnson m a Sea View League tarter. On his fmt offen~1ve varsity play, Urmson caught a screen and raced 24 yards to the Buena Park 20, before his own lineman champ1ooship year for knocked him down rrom the Eagles, Urmson carried the ball behind once when his face mask fogged As a senior m 1980, Urmson up and, well, he got his clock repeated as an all-leaguP. player. cleaned but was placed on the defensive •t couldn't see a lick. The (pitch team Qy the Daily Pilot and the from quarterback Jim McCahill) , offensive unit by the arcmt's hit me in the chest, I started coacheo;. running hard and no one tut me, That yl!ar, Estanaa had a bul then all of the sudden I got chance to win lhe Sea View drilled,• said Urmson, who League title again. but lost to El finished with 149 yards that rugbt Toro, 27-21. ln the regular season ma workmanlike 27 ca.mes. hnalt' and was '>econd The Eagles, Urmson, who would usually led by Abel Cachola. Terry take hJ.s helmet off and spit inside Thomp-.on, Jaime Aiken and to clear the fog away, rushed for McCahill, advdnced to the 1,037 yards m 221 cames while quarters and lost to Espcram.a flirting with the Dan Princeotto's agam ' single-season rushing record unn .... on ru-.hcd tor 740 yards m Small but speedy, Unnson 205 came~ that 'a~on w1th 14 ended the regular season in '79 • touchdo\\'ns, g1V1ng him 22 third among Orange County ~ touchdowns in two ca .... ons. He rushers, then was seventh by scored four touchdown m Week 1, • postseason's end. a 42-t> 'ictory ovet lrvme, and had·: "Yeah, I was pretty small, but punt returns for touchdowns of 59 my linemen were big, and you had and 55 yards dunng the fall of '80. to get through the linemen to find Unn on, al .... o one of Estanoa's me,· said Urmson, a first-team leading PCel\•ers for three years, is All-Sea View League and the lat "t honoree m the Daily Pilot third-team All-Orange Coast area Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating selection at tailback. as the Eagles the millennium went 9-3 and tied a school record Urm on also lettered m for victories in a season, before ba .. ketball and ba eball, and ran losing to eventual CJF Central the 200 meters m track. Hi~ Conference champion Esperanza football care r ended after one ln the quarterfinals. yedr at Orang Coast, and in A three-year varsity lettermen, 1984, three yt>ar.. afte1 graduating Urmson was a major force in a from Eslanoa h maml'd the baruler year, playmg alongside form 'f 0 bb1e Kane. offensive standouts McCahill, Toda~'. Urmson L'-a oftware guard Jeff Tracy, center Brad Hoo analyst for IBM m long Beach and and wido receiver Rich Amaral. liv • in Co ta M with his wife Bob Larimer, an all-league of 15 years and two daughtcn, defensive back, was supposed to Brook, 8, and 4·month-old RlBir .: < > ( I S 7 < I .\' (t,4 .4 . \11 11 1 11 «t i 1111 \\1 1 1, ,.,--~""'---~· ..... Thvrsdoy, Doc.ombe< 2, 1999 MIKE TUNNEY lom: June 18, 1981 HIMMtawn: HIWpCK't Be.tch =5foot10 200 5"rt Football 1......_.:0Utslde llneblck.W <.-..-ff lrfnkley ,_.,.. JOod: Shrimp and pasta ,., • ..,. movie: '"Strange Brew• ._. ....._tk moment •8elng named Defensive Player of 1he Veer on our freshmen team.• Athlete of the w.ek XII: He was a conmtent defensive force In 35· 16 victory over Villa Perk In• CIF SoUthern Section 01v1siO(l VI quarterfinal game Ftiday at N(!WJ>On Harbor. Dalij Plklc C'onector spottJ card series nr TUNNEY qONTINUED FROM 81 I • prematurely scratch and fade. ' Newport Harbor linebdcker cpach Matt Bums said he planned to use the replay as a trnmmg vj.deo for future Sailor . • "It was u great ft'eling, • l}.mney said of the play. which began as· t1 sunple Villa Park off-tackle run and ended cl!> another footnote on the school's proud 69-scdSOn gndiron tu.story. It was third-and-tour at the Newport 43-yttrd lme with just less lban five mmutes left m the first q:uartf'f of a CIF Southern Section Division Vl quarterftndl dt the ~ors' field. • Tailback Marqwi. Colvm took the handotf and chdf9ed to tQs nght, behind the path of his lead blocker, fullback Daruel Munoz. Tunney, dn outside lmebctcker on the sbng1est defense ln Orange CoWlty, read the pldy and surgE'd torwdrd to fill It's a technique ~!arbor coaches bke to call "window open, window closed." Tunney, however, took these teachmqs one further, slamming lhe window shut with d progre-.s-stoppmg blow directly to .Muruz's upper body. , The tolhs1on knocked Muniz liackwdrd, anlo the <1pprouchmg C 'olvin, who '>tdggered to the qround (or no gcnn. "It Wd<s c1 bltlsl pluy and (Tunney) stuflL•d the fullback into the runrung bdck, H Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Bnnkley recalled. "On the him, 1t looks pretty funny, bccuuse both (MuniZ and Colvin) fall down and Tunney is still on his leet, <sWI c.ommg." Once the< rowel rec1bzed what happened -d linebacker making .i tackle without even touching the hallcamcr -11 howled apprOVtll as Villd PcHk lined up to punt "l'vp he.•n lookmq lo m<Jke d hrt hke thdt thLs whole '>edson," c;u1d Tunney, who'>e forcbocbng <.lcfen-,av" prec;1•nn• hf'lped secur<> a ;15-Hi I ldrbor v1rtory, Ct'i wr.IJ ds Daily Pilot Pldyer of lhP Wc•ek r<'cognition ·It was window open, window < losed, which rnE't1M I hdd to fill the gdp You'vt• qot to stay low .mcl be rec1dy to h1l You wc1nl to be the h<1mmcr instead of the nail." Tunney has hammNed with abandon this ldll, his third varsity campd1gn hut his first dS tt full-time slrtt1Pr I le '>ldrt<•d ~wo gp,m~ at fullbctck and two at middle linebacker as t1 1un1or. This Sedson, howPver, Bnnklcy sbilted the 5-foot-10, 200-pounder to the outside, where he has ~lped hold opponenl'> to a county-and division-low 8.2 pomts per game. "It was dehrutely a tramatton, • 1lmney c;airl "There's much more pass coverag£• involved in this posallon, which I enjoy. But playing the run 1s my favonte. I hke to hit " A linebacker virtually hLs entire football career, which included !>ix yedri. m the Junior All-Ametlcan program before cnrolllng at I tarbor, TunnPy said hc> hc1" ... worcd his 11-0-1 senior sedson. I fe and lns lPc1nunHtes will try to remarn unbedten Fnchiy m A l>1v1slon VI !WmUinal ttgdtn l visiting Kennedy •I'm really proud ol our defense,· he said. "Om; or my qt>als dunn~1 the summer was to hove the No. 1 ctcfen In Orange County. W a.1.1 JUSI play withtn the c:y tem and we all play hard." A formei Newport Harbor l>&lboy, Tunney apprcc1at the program's tradition. Part of that lraditiOn lncludm; departing players handing down nurnbcrs to younger tellrnmat~ , TuMcy•r No, S jr.r5cy wa5" handPd flown from fonner middle lmebarkt•r Pote J logtm, now n dcfen 1vc end t Colorado Stat • "It was pretty l?llJC>I onal, • Tunney said of Hogan'• gc&turc, "ft wiu in the locker worn lifter ohr sem1flnttl lo~s (to Santa MargantcJ in WH7J nnd P •te came over anil tol<.1 m1• he wanted me to w<~nr thr. numl r. I tolcl him I'd be I proud, I've tr1ed to rl'pt nt it w 11," Hogltn, who will ovenh• Uy h M the story and, perh p , cvnn the vie! o, will uroly b proutl of th leg r:y Tunn y' big hit gain t vm p k wHI I IV for thos who on d y w r No. 5. Sports r. Daily Pilot HAllOR JUSTIN JACOBS NEWPORT ,.,JRAVIS ~ TRIMBLE '¥6 T. he 6-foot, 2 0 8 • pound Junior fullback CM· ned twtce for 4 yards, indudmg u 1-yard TD;, ond continued to provide crush· 0 ing lead blocks. A 6-foot, 165- J> o u n d ·senior two· way starter, he hrd three receptions for 27 yards, lncludlng t 1· yurd TD, and covered well at • romerback. THE MAICHUP Kennedy vs. NeWpOrt Harbor OF Division VI Semifinal (llt Newport Ha~ High. Friday, 7:JO p.m. KENNEDY (9-3) NEWPORT HAMOR (11-0.1) Non league Nonlugue 31 Savanna 14 55 Orange 6 31 Anaheim 14 21 Marina 21 7 Pacifica 27 35 Corona del Mar 3 28 Valencia 18 28 Glendora 13 7 Los Alamitos t3 55 Magnolia 13 Empire LffVu• s.. Vlew League 7 Loara 27 12 Irvine 10 34 El Dorado 7 27 Laguna Hills 10 28 Century O 28 Woodbridge 0 35 Katella 11 42 Fairfax (nonleague) 0 9 Cypress 7 14 Altso Niguel 7 OF OF 28 Laguna Hills 21 2i El Dorado 0 21 La Mirada 14 35 Villa Park 16 SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 said. MBut they know we have to get through tlus game to get to the finals. This group has the maturity needed to take 1l one game at a time." Keeping Kennedy in per- spective requires a healthy 'Tespect for ·its balanced offense, as well as a defense wh1ch has surrendered 1ust nine pomts per game du.ring a current six-game winning streak · . Kennedy, which won its only secllon title-game appearance in 1971, is keyed by quarterback Geoff Ether- son, running back Kelvin Beatty and receiver.. Steve Yaden and Jaiya How.le. Etherson, a 6-foot, 175- pound juruor, has completed 118 of 224 for 1,635 yttids and 10 touchdowns, with eight mterceptions. Beatty, a 6-0, 170-pound junior, has 1,145 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on 240 carries. He hds four TDs m the playoffs. Yaden has 57 receptions fo1 798 yards, while Howze has 30 for 441 . "They run a lot of screen passes, so our secondary will have a challenge this week," Bnnkley said. Harbor's defense has been more than equal to the chal- lenge all season The Turs lead Orange County in. scor- ing defense, allowing just more than eight points per game. They have surrendered only 23 points the last live contests, including three shutouts. "I like the way we're play- ing defense," Brinkley said. ·Any time you're playing good defense, you helve a chance. From the pros on down, the teams there at the end are always the ones with a good defense.· Harbor's defense, which has g1Ven up just 995 rushing yards. 1s keyed by linebackers Alan Saenz, Chris Mandenno and Mike Tunney. Newpof!, on a 10-game wmrung streak which is sec- ond best m school hiStory, is less balanced than Kennedy offensively, but hardly less efficient. An offensive line of tackles Blau Jones and Robert Cole, guards Steve Wukawitz and Nick Haddy, center Lws Cruz and tight end Nick Langsdorf, have helped the Th.rs amass nearly 78% of their 4, 163 offensive yards on the ground. Seruor tailback Andre Stewart has topped the 100· yard mark 11 times this fall, one short of Wade . rut's career record. The 5-9, 160- pound workhorse has 2,017 yards and 22 TDs on 298 car- ries He needs just 66 yards to bredk the school single-sea- son record set by Ray Ohrel in 1996. He is averaging nearly 238 tushing yards in two play- off wins, 83 more' than hJ.s reg- ular-season average. "It's a ball-control offense and we've been moving the chains,• said Brtnkley, who calls the plays. Newport scored on five straight posses- sions against Villa Park and has only two second-half punts Ul the playoffs. When the Sailors throw, 1uruor quarterback Manderi- no has produced 830 yards and 12 touchdowns, complet- lllg 49 of 111 with sevoo inter- ceptions. He has also made plays on the ground, rushing for 237 yards and six TDs. Newport's receiving corps is led by senior Justin Jacobs (21. catches for 384 yards) 6;Ud Billy Clayton (16 for 257). Both have scored seven TDs. Harbor is 18-8 in the post- season dunng Brinkley's 14- year tenure and the Sailors are 27 -0-1 their last 28 games against teams not in the Sea View League. The two teams share only one common opponent, El Dorado. Kennedy defeated its league rival, 34-7, on Oct. 22. Harbor handled the Golden Hawks, 22-0, in the first round of the playoffs. Newport, playing its third playoff game at home for the first time in school hJ.story, is 8-2 in home playoff games in the 1990s. Friday's winner advances to meet the winner of the Irvine-Loara serili.Jina.J, either Dec. 1 O or 11 at a site to be detennined. NEWPORT HARBOR LINEUPS 0FRNSE DERHSE No. Playet Ht. Wt.Cl ~. Ho. Player Ht.Wt.Cl .... 1 Otius M•NDCJUNO 6-2 19S Jr QB l AlfoM SmwMT S-9 160 Sr TB "" TAAva T-. 6-0 208 Jr fl J Jumlt JACCm 6-0 165 Sf WR I 8uT ClATTOM 6-5 195 Sr. WR IS Na h m w ~ 225 St. rE 11 8'All JoNls 6-8 2.&5 X. LT 11 Snw WullAwm 6-2 200 Sr LG 51 a..u.c:.. S.1 1205 Sr c 10 Na HAooT 6 3 223 St. RG n ~ COU 6-S 325 Sr lrT IS Na &.Mo~ 11 AJtioy KAiNlr 11 Nu MooH-7 GNlmf hoNcAu 1 0..~ ~I Ill IS AJ.M SMICl s -. "'-"' J AMIM Sl'IWMT • ""'* JAC:llm I . k.LT C\Amllt 20 DAYNI """"' 6-4 225 5'. DE S.t 190 Sr. NG 6-l 230 Sr. OT 6-<> 115 Jr OE 6-2 195 Jr OU 6-1250 Jr Ml..I 5·10200 Sr OLI S.t 160 Sr. Cl 6-0 165 Sr Cl 6-5 t9S Sr SS 6-2 180 S<. ~ JR. All·AMERICAN f OOTIALL ALL-STARS SELECTED Group will play in All-conference game at Cal State Fullerton on Dec. 12. NEWPORT BEACH -1Wenty.four players were selected by their teammates to represent the Newport-Mesa Junior All-American Foot- ball Seahawks at this year's All-Conference football game December 12 at Cal State Fuller- ton. Four players from all sbt age divisions were s~lected JUNIOR PEE WEE (ages 9·11) Offensive line: Ryan.Telles Offensive tiack: John Angelo Defensive liile: P.J. Manning Defensive back: Matt Hauser PEE WEE (ages 10-12) Offensive line: Patrick Hill Offensive back: Mark Quarles Defensive line: Thylor Ellis Defensive back: Patrick Williams JUNIOR CLIN1C ('ges 7-8) Offensive llile: Hunter' Alder Offensive back: Antwon Byrd Defensive line: Kyle Chene Defens1ve back: noy Bundie JUNIOR MIDGETS (ages 11-13) Offensive line: Shawn Ellis Offensive back. Spencer Link . Defensive line: 1Tevor Theriot .Defensive back-Wesley Presson CLINIC (ages 8-10) Offensive line· Corbin McNutt Offensive back: Robbie Lusk Defensive line: P.J. Sunpson Defensive back: Scott Chene MIDGETS (ages 12-14) Offensive line: Brian Wase Offensive back: Matt Enciruas Defensive line: Omar Rwz Defensive back· LuiS Gudino AY·SO SOCCER CHAMPS With the champlonahlp la bud Ifs _,.. likely 90JDe liaUk ume with the celebration for the Ont.a• ID AYSO.ltegton 120 Dlvtslon S glrlt play. Kneeµ.ag, lrom left Jamie Surdyb. Kayla McComb, Kort Ebrborn, Taylor Weat. Briana Wllll•m•, Kylie Wllloa and Dana GenWng. Standing, from left, assistant coada tarry Wllllams, S~ McDanlels, Cbantle O'Toole , 'JYler Aildrewi, Carlee Tuppan, Ashley Alllone and Coach Steve Ehrhom. YOUTH SPORTS Shorthanded Midget Seahawks fall GARDEN GROVE -After a short---.--------handed !ir!>t ball, the Newport-Mesa F 0 0 I 8 I L L Junior All-American Footbdll Midget Seahawks lost to the Gar· den Grove Panthers, 31-6, in the AFL Championship Saturday. With the Seahawkf.' head coach and three key players strand- ed on the freewdy with a disabled vehicle, Garden Grove took advantage and scored 24 fi.rst-hali points. In the second half, with a full squdd, the Seahawks limited the Panthers to seven points, while scoring their lone touchdown of the game. Matt Enctnlas found Cole Edwards for the Seahawks' touch- down. The touchdown was made possible after Brtan Campos' 30-yard reception that put the Seahawks in scoring range. Other key contributors to the Seahawks' play were Jun Azurln, Joevanny Cueva, Luis Gudino, Erle Curtis, Sam MaUin, Brian Wase. Zach Wlshengrad, Jon McClain, Alan Pineda, Travis Winrow, Tim McCutJough, Chris Channing, Sylvester Langrtne, Luls Gonzales, R.J. Marin and Mike Puentes. Slammers fall in the title showdown. 3-2 S A N DIEGO -The S 0 ( C I I Slammers boys under-11 gold soccer team redched the cham- pionships of the Nomads Tour- nament before falling to the Surl White of San Diego, 3-2, in double overtime. The Slammers fdll to 39.3 and are still look.mg for a cor- porate sponsor for their tnp to Europe. •This is a great' opportunity for someone lo get internation- al exposure for therr company or product by helping support n local Newport tedm," team manager Rachel Gunther said. For information, call Randy Darnel at (949) 760-8264. . Reunion party set for CMALL Tigers M~~ s TA I A S E I I L l The Costa Mesa American Lit- tle League Major Division ngers will hold their annual reuruon Christmas party Sun- day, Dec. 5 at 4'.30 pm. at Round Tuble Pizza on Baker and PailVlew roads. Food, soda and gifts will be on hand at the party, set for those who played for the Tigers from 1995 to 1999. There will also be a special award presentation to the eight Tiger players that have ~en selC'cted to the Daily Pilot's Dream Team . For mlonnation, call Coach Pat McGUire at (714) 432-8837. BRIEFLY Oreos Win, 1-0, over the Killer Mermaids M~~ s TA I I I I 0 I Cory 120 Ebrhorn scored the game's lone goal in the second sudden-death overtone to give the Oreos a · 1-0 win over the Killer Mer· maids in the AYSO Region 120 D1vis1on 5 guls soccer championship game. Stacey McDaniels helped control the offense for tbe Oreos with solid long passes to the Mermaids' side of the field. For the Mermaids, Lucey Lozano, Carina Merida and sa.re. Braunsdorf each played well on defense, stopping the big shooters for the Oreos. Other solid perfonnances for the Mennaids came from Ashlee Delzingaro, Teresa Fox, Emily Lamed, Diana Mannquei, Sara Martin, Ayla Medina, Ashleigh Mes- tas, Abby Scheafer and Jor· dyn Sunmons. Bubble Gum Blasters edge Blue Angels, 2-1 BE~~~PORT S 0 C ( I I . Rachel Foster scored both· goals to lead the Bubble Gum- Blasters to a 2-1 win over the Blue Angels Saturday in AYSO Region 97 Division 5 girls soc- cer aetlon · Foster's goals were assisted by Megan Toman, Rachel Harper, Ashley Koulourls and MadelJne Bury. Solid midfield play was turned 1J1 by Shannon Rohan, Ua Okvist and Taylor Barbera. On defense, Amanda Simons, Rita Argueta, Anna Hodges and goalies Katie Kay and l(atte Lawler kept the lead' on the Blasters' side. CMALL signups Saturday a t Mesa c 0 s. . TA MESA I IS I I ALL -Registration for the Costa Mesa Amencan Little League will be Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m m front of the gyrnnasi· urn at Costa Mesa High. Youngsters ages 5-12 need-. ed for 2000 spring season. .. Registration 1s $95 per play-. er with a family total not tfl exceed $225. Birth certificate and current utility bill will be required al the registration. For information, call (949) 262-7864 CdM 's Boortz Will play in nationwide socce r showcase NeWJ)Ort nips Foothill NEWPORT UEACH -Kim Boortz of Corona del Mor will bo playing Ul Ule lhrc"-U<AY naUonwld Adidas Soccer IV Showcase nt S n Jo e State Univer ity, startmg Pn- day. Boortz plays for the M1111>ion Viojo Soccer Club Elite Magic Ut7, which Is tho only team from Califorrua por- tidpating In U1e 12-t am ov •nt. Jn their po<>l, the Magic Wlll litk on the FC Royals from Wet hinglon, Busch from St. I.outs and Chnll ng from Houston, la!it y •1u'1 U t 6 national champions. Thi thr -doy evr.nt will ho h ltJ during th NCAA' •collcg up Weekend.• Boortz i currently th v r Uy goalkeeper nnrt n Jtmior t M t r Def High . Ensign prevails over Newhart. 6-2 TUSTIN -l!n 1gn' •A• roll r h ockf!y team defeated Nf•whart, 6·2, et th Gr tzky Center. ~ Kevt~ Wong led I!n gn With three goali, wh11 tolb Lehr cored twk: • Collin Jnsley had two ustJts, while Zach BOllOa and J us Sotelo eaCh added on for EnJign. Goall EWott Thecker had 13 sav , a1 Bntdgn'e "A• tt an1 rema.tned ltl seoond place. They will take on RahChb Th silay at th Gretzky Center. ' . Daily Pilot · Sports . . Where's the white ball? • Real hazards include such items as snow. don't mind plciyutQ in the rain, but even those who don't like to, will. Eighty percent said they have started a round while it was rauung. G 0 L f W e're spoiled here, let's face it. Our days of golltng m December , wearing shorts and polo shirts we sometimes take for granted, especially those who grew up m Orange County. While sleigh bells are heard in malls aroi.lnd the country with real snow falling and temperatures never get above freezmg, we can tee it up in goll's sunshlne paradise. . Sweaters are suggested for some days, like Wednesday, ·but others"are down right ·disgusting for much of the nation from a Weather Channel point pf view. For those who still swing the sticks at Christmas time, imagine what it would be like elsewhere. A recent online survey by the USA Today/National Golf Foundation •GoU in America• revealed avid golfers have pretty thick skin when it comes to playing in bad weather, including rain, wind, cold, lightning and even snow -all of which stop many Newport-Mesa types from lacing up the soft spikes. How fanatical are golfers . when it comes to playing in less than ideal conditions? • Almost 600 golfers, mostly avid players (those with an average of 36 rounds per year), participated in the survey. Stxty percent of goUers Even more, 60% said they've played during partial snow cover; 15% have actually .played when the ground was completely covered. But what might be the most compelling sign that golfers a.re a resilient group is that over one-Uurd of those surveyed said they will still tee it up when temperatures drop below freezing. Tim Clay posted the following on the online survey site and could take the National Golf Foundation's Player of the Year Award: •For richord dunn the last two (summer) months, I have been playing golf at Thule Air Base in Greenland. The temperature is usually in the 30s to 40s and when it's really nice, it's in the 50s. There are two outdoor HIGH SCHOOL GIR LS BASKETBALL PREVIEWS rune-hole courses. One JS on the mam base ... the other course is on top of Mount Dudas and they have an annual tournament there every sununer. The hard part of the tournament is that you have to climb the mountain to participate." Think about the mountain climbers next time you complain about local weather conditions on the links. The NeWport Beach Goll Course will host a Hollddy Pro-Am Dec 23. Keith Wynck, the course's longtime affable starter, is operating the ev'ent lo benefit charity Detdils: · (562) 987-1378. • fUCHAAD DUNN'S golf column appears every Thursday 'UlvrM:loy, December 2, 1999 Lost chance • 1..;lke the Slgn hi>admg south from Wells, Nev., •No more gas for a bill1on mlles or.so,• now's the ti.t'tJe to fill up, and to nominate your favonte for th«> .... Daily Pilot's Sports Hall of FumA, wh1ch will be released Jan. 1, 2000. . My nomlnaUon: Brlef reason, and phone number of candidate, U available: All-CIF trio leads Mustangs' title quest • Mesa girls coach· believes heralded Smith, Barnest and Hatsushi will have plenty of help. BARRY FAUIJ<NliR lb1y "- • COSTA MESA -As the $ly girls basketball team in ttie CIF Southern Section with Uiree All-CfF returners, Costa Mesa High is certainly a ~own quantity. ~ But Coach Jun Weeks said he continues to be pleasantly sl.irprtsed by this year's group, ibclucling standout veterans Autumn Smith, Jenny Earnest a;nd Nancy Hatsushi. •Each day, each one of them qoes something to make me think 'My goodness, this is ~mg to be tun,' •Weeks said. • The Mustangs went 19-11 a year ago, advancing to the CIF Oivision Ill-A seml.finals after settling for second place in the P,acilic Coast League. , This season, despite the sec- tlon 's decision to combine for- mer m-A and Ill-AA schools into one 38-school division, •Weeks said his Mustangs have to be considered a section title contender. •w e got to the semifinals last year and we have a better team, so tbe girls should believe we can get there again,• Weeks said. Helping smooth the road to an extended playoff run, as well as a bid for the champi- onship of the newly configured PCL, will be the aforemen- tioned trio. Smith, a 6-foot seruor center, was first-team All-CIF as a juruor, after averaging 11.8 points, 13.6 rebounds and 3.8 blocked shots. She was also the Newport-Mesa District Co- Player of the Year and a hrst- team All-PCL seleetion. •She should be a true force inside: Weeks said. "She moves so well and runs the court. She can be as good as she wants to be." Earnest, a 5-8 senior wing, was second-team All-CIF, first· team All-PCL and all-district last season, when she aver- aged 11.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists. "She's so polished and such a great team player,• Weeks said. "She has the ability to take the game in her hands.· As a three-year point guard, however, Hatsushi, a 5-4 junior, will run the show. She averaged 8.3 points, 7.2 assists, 4.1 rebounds and 2.9 steals last Autumn Smith Jenny Earnest Nancy Hatsushi season, earn.mg second-team All-CIF, second-team an. league and all-d.istnct recogru- tion. "She's the best point guard in the school's history,• said Weeks, m hIS 18th year. of teaching at Mesa, his eighth as vatslty girls coach. "She's an amazing passer with great vision and a deadly three-point shot. And she'll make it tough for teams to press us with her ballhan- dllng .• As good as this talented'trio is, Weeks· said they have embraced thelT teammates, all but one of which are varsity newcomers Among the newcomers, whom Weeks said fared very well during the summer, are projected starters Leigh Mar- shall and 1..awa Muniz. Marshall, a 5-6 JUTUOr, will jom Hatsushi m the backcourt after earning Most Valuable Player lawels on the junior varsity last season. Defense is her strength, according to Weeks. Muniz, a 5-9 juruor, brings a strong work ethic and solid rebounding ability to the start- ing forward spot. Julie Hitt, a 5-6 senior, bnngs experience to a tdlented bench brigade. Hitt, who plays primarily on the perimeter, scored 49 pomts last season. Barbara 1Tejo, a 5-3 junior, is a good on-ball defender and will back up Hatsushi at the point Weeks particularly likes his front-line depth, led by Maria Lazos and C hristine Caron, both 5-11 Lazos, a Junior, provides PREVIEW COSTA MISA HIGH GIM.S 11 Miranda Cooper Jr. 21 Autumn Smith Sr 24 Nancy Hatsushi Jr. 25 Pauline Le Sr · 31 Barbara Trejo Jr. 32 Laura Muniz Jr. Jl Leigh Marshall Jr 34 Jenny Earnest Sr 40 Christine Caron So. 41 Julie Hitt Sr. 44 Maria Lazos Jr. Coach: Jim Weeks Smith a capable backup, a lux- ury not available last year. Tuts is particularly valuable consid- ering Smith's propensity for foul trouble, a byproduct of her aggressive shot blocking. Caron, a sophomore, can play inside, but she also has extended shooting range, a combination which figures to provide matchup problems for opponents. Miranda Cooper and Pauline Le, both 5-3 junior guards, will also provide depth. . Send to Dally Pi.Jot Sports, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Me a,92627,orfaxltto 949-646-4170. HIPPY BIRTHD AY ~•ting the Daily Pilofi Athl~ of the WNk series r--------------------, I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~--------------------~ Today E.luc Sous ,.'r\. CosfA MEsA ~ TU0t AMO REU> RYANo..MK ~ ~ CoAST COL.L£GE aASOAU. OVERHAULED SAILORS START ANEW S OCCER Mendoza scores . five goals in the · season opener Estancia boys thump Aliso Niguel, 7 -0 Graduation was just one cause of roster depletion for Newport Harbor girls program. lb1y Pio! NEWPORT BEACH Newport Harbor High girls basketball coach Gregg Sav- age might well wonder if it was something he said. In addition to graduation, whlch claimed the services of All-Newport-Mesa Distnct vet- erans Alyssa Paul and Knsten ·Urban, Savage enters his sec- ·ond season with a roster ~depleted for various reasons. Kalena Jackson. the New- port-Mesa Co-Player of the Year two seasons ago, trans- ferred to San Clemente. April Ross. last year's New- port-Mesa Co-Player of Year, decided to take a break between volleyball and track a nd field. And Usa Huntington, a two- year varsity veteran, elected to concentrate on softball. What's left are three return· ers who combined for 61 points -total -on last year's 15-13 squad, which lost in the first round of the CIF Southern Sec- tion Division II-AA playoffs. "Basically, I'm starting with my seventh player from last year,• Savage said Evita Castillo, a 5-foot-1 O sophomore, will be looked upon to speed the rebuilding process. She scored m five of her 19 varsity appearances as a freshman and will try to fill Ross' big shoes m the post. •sbe's our primary rebounder and one of our pn- mary scorers,• Savage said. •she's a person we'll look to." Freshman Athena Vasquez will assume the point guard spot handled for most of four seasons by Paul (now rowing at Bucknell). "She's our best bal.lbandler and she has great penetrating abilities,• said Savage, who will count on Vasquez to trig· ger an up-tempo game. Lauren Gallardo, a 5-7 junior, comes up from the Junior varsity, where she earned MVP laurels last sea- son. She is one of the team's better shooters, Savage said. Llndsay Moore, a 5-4 senior, is the leading returning scorer with 26 pomts Savage expects her to be a key defensive cog. ·we're gomg to zone press arid drop back into a zone,• said Savage, who prefers man- to-man, but has adapted to better suit this year's squad. Nicole Ashton, who scored 24 points as a Junior, returns and Joins Moore as co-cap- tains. Molly Weedn, a 5-10 junior, played varsity as a freshman, but sat out last season with a lmee injury. Savage identifies her as the team's best outside HIGH SCHOOL llSIETllLL shooter, but he will also count on her to have a presence inside Lindsay Woller, a 5-11 fresh- man, is currently sidelined by a shoulde r injury, but Savage likes her potenbal. ·she should be cleared to play in January,• Savage said. ·she's a little raw, but she has quickness and jumpmg ability and she should develop mto an inside scorer." Lisa Gerlach, a 6-0 senior, is up from the junior varsity to provide depth, while seruor Mariko Mikami is a foreign exchange student from Japan. Bnanna Brooks, a junior who played JV last season, should also contnbute, as will sophomore Lauren Sondel. •we're young but it's a great group of kids who are work.mg extremely hard,• Sav- age said •Tue whole team is extremely competitive and we have good 'chemistry.• Savage, following the leod of Sailors boys coach Larry .... '°'°°"-...... , ...... Clliimk: ·ew......_...,.... fsTMaA M. SA~ M Simco's layup is the game-winner, 66-64 l-•• ·~ 11 It ... '--n 14 II M 61 ....... o..-.r I .. ..,_ If. (-..ilf.~lf,--l ............... t-• ,.,. ....... -l. <aMPol J, GARDEN GROVI! -Savanna High scored the firSt 12 pomts of the game, but Estanoa rallied to earn a 66- 64 bo}'l> basketball victory Wednesday in the consolabon bCAcket or th Matador-Ma.nner Cl cat Pacifica High. Estancus senior Jason Stmco converted a nice pass from point guard Travis Chandler mto a layup with ix seconds left, It toad up u the gamo-wUUler when Savanria mis ed a ll\yup as tune expired to help the Eagle even their record at t -1. Chandler join d t~ammates Jon Cantrell and Dar· c;haun Gamer with 16 points apiece, while Simco fin-t"hed with to. It was a career hJgh for Gftmer, who was crod1t d with t2 rcbo\lnd . Mustangs roll past Irvine, 50-36 ANAl U!IM -N1tthan Jonos scored 17 points and grahbOO run r •bounds to Ir.ad Costa Mesa J ligh over ltvin , 50-36, ln the SC«>nd round of the Taco Compa· ny lnVltatlonal, playoo ftt Anahe.lm High. An r falling behind, 1.2·2, to start the game, th t-:1u!tan!J' out"l('()rod th V qu ms, 21-7, to tt1ke take \He l~d wh ch th y would not lose the r t of the way. Th Mu t nu l<lOTCd lh first eight 1>9ln of th econd half to open up a 31·19 le d Rydn Naff had IO point.I and nine r bound , whU Rick Hatrusbl added nln points and five asslstl for th MIJltangt, who will take on Tustln/El M~ena In third· round acUOn Fri<l3y at 4:50 pm. 1t Anah lm High CdM opens with 71-54 victory EL MONTE -KeVlJl Hansen had 29 polDts to lead visiting Corona del Mar lhgh to a 71-54 nonleague boys ho ketball wm over El Monte m the sea.son open- er for the S a King~. Alec Han.son had 18 pomt • while Elliott Patterson added e1ght points for the Sea King , who again travel to take on Mi.$ on Viejo Friday t 7 p m A trong hnt quarter wao; the key for the Sea King , ·as they jumped out to a 23·10 lead and never looked back. Jack Owibar hnd 28 poin~ for El Monte (0·2). Smith key Mesa's gir ls, 55-46 LAKEWOOD -At1tumn Snuth rnroo 17 of her gam -high 26 points ln the fourth quarter to 1>4ce Co • ta Mesa High'• girls to a 5.'i+46 vlrtory ov •r St. Joseph at 1Akewood in th ft~ 1ourid of th Mayf atr·Uell· flower Tournament. Smith alSo had 13 r hound , hvc blocked hots and three teals for the Mustang , who ralli d from a 34-31 d hdt after three quart . Leigh Marshall. a jun or, r.hippCd ln with lC po nL~, and J nny tiarn t scored 12 J>OlntJ th Mustan opened their aeaon on a Winning not Costa Mesa duell CUiver City tonight at? 30 t \h same Ill ln UM! MICond round ~1.-.,.•L ---11.1..cw 1 t....,...., • _...,\-\,WdlsZ,- 11 ~-...... ·~l-1. ...,, .C00/1#INll'r ~ _....._. COltA ~so. -... .. -M t II t •a """'..... • 14 IJ ., • ......,. '.....,'"~a hl....,,..., i,,......_ ...... J,,._J~I 'I I'...,... ...,._) Ci.---11-IO, HitiUINl.,_...1_1._1, '"".,.-a.-·-· ....... cic..a. •MM 71, a......_ M Cotcwlt...... u " '4 ,, 11 I!.,._• It n I 14 M c:-.,_ -n. 14-, .. ~ .. ~'--' ~1JMllJ,...........,1 ......... _,_,, .........,., ·-a...a-11. C:..-10. _.,_,~l.l!Mw> ,,..,..,,.... .. ,_i ~--~ .... ..... ... ...-J!llE ' PREVIEW 10 Undsay Woller 11 Lindsay Moore 12 NICOie Ashton 15 Mariko Mikam( 21 Lauren Sandel 22 Molly Weedn 21 Evita castillo COSTA r..1ESA -Estanoa High · eruor Esau! Mendoza opened the boys soccer .,eason explo ively Wednesday, scor- ing a career-high hve goals to key a 7-0 nonleague wm over Vl.c;1ting Aliso Niguel Estanoa seruor Cesar Ter- rones c;cored the hr..l two goals before bcUlg SJdclined by an Hirst, has planned a December ankle m1ury. But Mendoza, a tournament tn:p to Las Vegas. second-team All-Pacific G~t ·u·s good for the guls to League elccilon last season, • have the experience of travel-obviou. ly took up th • slack. 2A Athena Vasquez 32 Lauren Gallardo 34 Brianna Brooks 44 Lisa Gerlach eo.ctt: Gregg Savage '---~- ing and it should also help EstanC"la led, 3-0, at haU- thern bond as a team,· Savage time, then finished ofl its for- said mer PCL nvals. Newport, which dropped its Senior goalie Hilano Arria- opener Tuesday at Orange, vis-ga had three ... aves for the: its Laguna Beach tonight at 7. Eagles. Cd.M boys drop 3-1 d ecision to El Toro CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del M<1r - High's boys soccer team dug a 2-0 d fic1l m the S 0 C C E I second half and couldn't recover, falling to VlSlting El Toro, 2· 1, m a nonleague season opener . Juruor John Luc-DelFonte, off an a i l from dam Ho)1, got the Sea Kings their lone core, a c;hot from about 15 y rd the nght s.ide. Fres~an goalie Chc.'lfliC Coopersmith n d 12 CdM wins o~ner CORONA POlO DEL MAR Corona del Mar High's girls water polo team won i1 son opener against E Mooeaa, 7-4. Th sea Kings took 8 .... 1 lead in the IU'St quart r to bury the Vanguard early. Hayley Hopeman and Christine. H wko each scored twice for CdM. Goalie lirin Hendrlcklon got gbt sa ror the vk-ton. ......... 0.0. I& MM 7, IL Maa•lll' 4 EIModeN 10il ·4 Cqten1dll~ 4 2 0 1 • 7 • U1•11• ~ 2. <*ta. I, GUQ,,.S.-:~l c.w .. Mr. Ha ....,_ 2. tt.wto a. Cwllon 1, Gudwie '· HL HlpwNn 1. s-: ~· .. SCHEDULE TODAY ......... CommunJty college men Orange Coast Toum rMm. fim round OCC Y5. VJCtOf 'V I I 6 p.m Community college women • Orange Coast at Cuesta lourmrnent. first round "' Montet.y Pttn1nsui., •pm High .tChOOI boys • Newport HMbOf. M luenl '-" (<¥* T~ v..~5:4Spm High IChodl gif1' • NN-.-.... f'PO'-rt Hiftlof 11t legU,nl IMd\ '7 pm. ~ MN M ~cu« 1bUmlmlnt, ~. euw. '~ 700 p.m.. tit~ ...... 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If I"" 1hti11ld'h11&'t ll"J fort'1rr 'l"'tlltons, pltllJt ,411w11ru/ It~ u•ill bt more tlNin tlAtl '" tUJIJt .JOIL Goot1ludt111 p11r nrw IJwinm! PUBLIC NOTICES V9 you ltarttd doing buS1nes1 yet? No Suand,. Newberry This statement was hied with lhe County Clerk ol Orange County on 11·12·99 19996811225 Dally Pilot Nov t8, 25, Dec. 2, 9, 1999 Th127 Fictltloua Bu•lneH Name Statement The lollowmg persons are doing buslM1>s as QC.EXOTICS, 1820 E. Garry, Suite 215, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Skarlet Madia, Inc., {CA), 1820 E Garry, Suite 215, Santa Ana CA 92705 Thi$ bu,1ne&1 Is con· dueled by a COfPOfatlon Have you started doing business yet? NO Skarlet Mee11a. Inc • Steve J. Kurdziel, President This statement was flied with the County Clerk or Orange County on 11-12·99 19996111224 Da~y Pilot Nov 18. 25, Dec. 2. 9. 1999 Th128 Fictitious B ualnen Name Statement The following persons ere dotng business as Ava Dental Pracitee, 1125 East 17th St , Suite N458. Santa Ana. CA 92701 Mllad Management Company, Inc. {CA) f 125 East 17th St • Suite N458, Santa Ana. CA 92701 This business is con· ducted by a corporation Have you started doing business yet? No M1lad Management eompenr· All Sahaft. Pre skien This statement was llled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11-12·99 19996811208 Daily Piiot Nov 18, 25. 09c 2, 9. 1999 Th129 Flctlt1ou• BusineH Name Statement The IOlloWlog pelSOt\S are doing business as. J & A Company. 3904 River Ave , Newport Bel¥1!. CA 92663-4032 Robert Holman, 3904 River Ave , Newport Beactt, CA 92E63-4032 This business II oon- dueted by an lnd!Vldoal Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 1994 Rot>ert Holman This statement was flied with the County Clem or Orange County on 1H2·99 199K811209 Dally Ptlol Nov 18, 25, Dec. 2, 9, t999 lh130 Flctltlou1 Bualne11 Name Statement The loOowtng persona ere dotng business es H.S. F"'tnlshes. 1111 E. Wakeman. Unll M. Santa Ana, CA927~ Henry E Salazar. 880 Center St , #1 , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This buSl"6$$ IS con· dUCtecl by an lndMduat Have you stattad doing business yet? Yes, 11/01/99 Henry E Sataur This 1ta1ement was ftled wtth the County Clerk ol Orange County on 1 I ·16·119 t9"6111e.29 Dally P11()( Nov l!J 25 Dec 2, 9, 1999 in119 Flctitlou• BualneH Name Statement The following persons art doing business ea Salon MO. 2400 New- port BOUievard, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 MaryGrece Teglovlc· Word, 616 112 Gold enrod, Corona Oel Mar, CA 92625 This buslneu 11 COO· C1UC1ed by. an lndlvldual Have you 1tartecl ~ng business yet? No MaryGrace • Tagtovlc· Word Thia statement w11 lil8d With the County cteni or Olano• County on 11-18-99 1 t996111121 Qelly Pilol Nov. 18, 26, Dec 2. 9, 19119 Tht 20 FfcUtfoua tsu1tneaa Name Statement the fQllowtog persons .... doing butlnna .. VPM INC , 2400 Main St,..l, Suite 201 , IMnl, CA 92614·8252 VPM M•nagement, 11'11:., • C:.hfomfa COfp()- ratioo, 2400 M.l•n Str .. t, &ult 201, l1Y111111 CA 02814·6252 Thlt b111in•1S II COO• dUClllCI by • c:DrpOrBIJ<>n The rog111ran1 com• men<Jed to rransact bu51· 11ea1 unuer the ""1tious bu&1oea1 name or nemta llstad at.iOY on 4/t/118 VPM Man1g1tmsnt, Inc , F>h p H MC:H ~•. Chief E~awtlYO Oil ' Thi 1t.t1ment wa ltled w11h thO CoUntv C«ir" ol ~ Coullty on 1Wl3 99 tl99UtU OO Oo!fv Pilot Nov 25 Dee. 2. 9 16, 1~9 Th15~ •• Ct...etlH ToUr! 8424878 PUBLIC NOTICES c 1 oua u• ne•a Neme Statement The lollo\tllong persons ere doing business as Sdled ·Ex, 1621 Mesa Dr #75, Santa Ana Hetghts, Ca 92707 Pamela ~nn Little, 1621 Mesa Dr #75. Santa Ana Heights, Ca 92707 This business Is con· ducted by· an lndlvldual Have you Slartad doing buslness yet? No Pamela Ann Little This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11 ·16·99 111996811627 Dally Piiot Nov. 18, 25, Dec 2, 9, 1999 Th121 Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement The fot1ow1ng persona are doing t>ustness as Mt Cllffwood Investors, 80t N Pamcenter Drive. #210. Santa Ana, CA 92705 Erik B Michelsen, 1301 Dove Street Suite 1050, Newport Beach. CA 92660 This business Is con· duct8d by Tenancy-in-common Have you started doing t>vs1ness yet? Yes. May 1993 Erik B Michelsen, Authonzod Ag1m1 This statement was filed With the County Clerk ol Orange County on 1H699 1999681t 623 Daily Pilot Nov 18. 25, De<: 2, 9, 1999 Tht21 Fictitious Bu 1lneH Name St atement TI1e following persons are doing business as Paw·trc1ous Cookie Jar' 2888 Bayshore Dr • A 14. Newport Beach, Ca 92663 Penny Kelly. 2888 Bayshort Dr~ A 14, Now· port Be~h1 Ca 926f;3 Th•s b11$1Mss 11 oon docled by. an 1ndrvldoal Have you started doing business yet? Vas, May 1999 Penny KeHy This statomont was filed With the County Clerk ol Onsngo County on t 1-16-99 19996t11622 Dady Pilot Nov 18, 25, Doc 2, 9, 1999 Th123 Fictitious BualneH Name Statement The following persons are doing business as INTERN1'TIONAL DATA CORPORATION, 18831 Von Karman Ave .. Sta ·200, Irvine, Cahlomla 92612 · 1oc Research, Inc .. (DE), 5 Spoen Street, FramlnEam, MA 01701 Thl6 SIMIS Is COO· ducted y a oorporallon Have you started doing business yet? Vas, 07/1911999 IDC Rasearctt. Inc.. Manam R Karlin, secretary ThlS statement we filed with the Count Clet11. °' 01'111'1ge Counl on 11-18·99 19996t1162 Daily Piiot Nov 18, 25 Dec 2, 9. 1999 Th12 state champ1onsh1p wtlh u l·O w1n over Amen-, can Rivet. Goalie Ken Langworthy makes key $ - saves. and Paul Oldham cores the lone goal. • CdM's boys soccer eam wi.n lts opener, 2·0, 1 againSt Woodbrtdge oats from Justin 1 Pierce and Chrl' Smith. Estanoa also wins, 2 ~1 Eliz.abeth H1l2et Miller Trustee tor the Wayne end EHzabalh M1llerT1USt (date s..1 S.96), 965 West 18th Street, Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 This t>Oslness Is coo· ducted by: a t>ustness trust I Have you started doing t>uslness yet? No Gordon Wayne Miller. Trustee This statement wa1 liled Wtth the Count.Y Clerk ot Orange County on 11-19-99 . 19996812050 Dally Piiot Nov. 25, Oeo. 2, 9, 16, 1999 Th141 Fictitio us BuslneH Name Statement The following persons are doing business as: Shop4Earth, 230 Las Flores, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Jason Alexander Nedelman, 230 Las Flores, Allso Viet<>. CA 92656 Edwin Dagobelt Bransome, 3g Misty Creak Lane, Laguna Hills. CA 92653 This business 1s con· ducted by. co-partners Have you started doing buSlness yet? No• Jason A. Nedelman This statement was filed Wtlh the County Clerlt of Orange County on 11·23·99 199968f2A02 Daily Pilot Nov. 25. Dec 2, 9. 16. 1999 Th149 doAd.S.itdlla · J ~sco t. Kt PUBLIC NOTICn Flctlt oua u• nna Name Statement Tho folloWtng persona are doing buslne11 as Turquoise Dental Group, 296.11 Harbor Bllld • COiia Mesa, CA 92626 Gedlz Barnar D D S., 425 East Yale L009, Irvine, CA 92814 · Thia business Is con· duel8d by an lnd!Vldual Have you started doing buamesa yet? Yes, 9123198 Gedlz Barnar D.D S. This 11atjlment was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11·23·99 1"968123911 Dally Pilot Nov 25, Dec 2, 9, 16, 1999 Tht55 Flctltlou• Bu•lneH Name Statement The lollow1ng persons ere doing business es· Young Seconds. 436 Helt0trope, Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Kathryn Ma.ry een. 204 Amethyst Ave , Balboa Island. CA 92662 This business Is con dueled by· an lndtv1dual Have you stan8d do!ng bu&lnen yel? Yes, Oct I, 1989 Kathryn Bell This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County ion 11-23.99 111996812378 Daily Pllol Nov 25, Dec 2. 9. 16, 1999 Th156 Fictitious Bualneu Name Statement FlctJtlou• BuslneH The 1o11ow1ng persons Name Statement are doing business as The tollowfng per1ona LUM8LEAU· are d<MO business as SAFEGUARD, 1565 Accu~ad Diagnostics Scenic Ave., Suite E and Imaging, 1920 E Costa Mesa, CA 92626 KateUa Ave • Suite U, Or· Safeguard Properties, ange. Ca 92867 Inc {CA) t565 Scenic Frank A 1<s1aztk, Ave , Su1te E Costa 10020 Margo Lene, Mesa CA 9262.8 Westminster, Ce 92683 This business Is con· Debra A Waiwldo., 717 ducted by a oorpoQ1.t1on E Adams, Orange, Ca Have you started doing 92867 bu11nau yet? Vas, This bus1neu Is con· 11-1 ·99 ducted by. a general Sateguani Properties, pertne1$h•C> Inc , Roland E:arte Have you started doing Weicnman. Pres.dent bus nessl.et7 No This statement was Debra Waiwlclo. r11ect with the County This statement was Cler\ of Orallg8 County flied With the County on 1 I ·23-99 Cferk of Orange County 19996812403 ()fl 11 ·23·99 Daily PllOt Nov. 25 Dec. 1099G812404 2, 9, 16, 1999 Th150 Dally Pilot Nov 25. Dec Fictitious Buslneaa 2• 9• 16· 1999 Thl57 Nam e Statement Flct ltloua Bu •lneu The lollowlng person Name Statement are doing business as The following persons On Site Computer Re are doing businoss IS pair SSrvioe 289 W Preatoge Catering, 200 Wilson Apl ' c. Cos • N. Main St , Suite 100, Mesa. CA 92627 Santa Ana, Celllomle Wllllam Laverne 92701 Swartz. 289 w. Wll Gold Services Corpo Apt. c. Costa Mesa, c ration (CA), 200 N Main 92627 St. Sulla 100, Santa This t>uslness Is con Ana. Calttomla 92701 d\Jcled by· an lnctlvtdual Thia business Is con· Have you started domg ducted by • oorporatJon business yet? No Have you •tarted dOlng Wllllam Laverne business yet? Yes, Swartz 08/01199 This statement was . Gold ServtCe• Corpo-f11ed with the Count ralion, Eduardo Rang I Clem o1 Ofange County Preslden4 on 11·23·99 Thia statement was 19996112387 hied with the County Dally Pilot Nov 25, Dec Clerk ol Orange County 2 9 16 1999 Th153 on t0-28-99 • . • 1 tlHl6809692 F ctJ ou• Bu• neH Dally Pilot Nov. 25. Dec Name Statement 2 9 18 1999 Th158 The IO!low ~· -.·...,..,.·---=-..-- are doing bus~=~ F1c:tltlous Bu•lneH BAYCREST DEVELOP· Name Statement MENT COMPANY, 234 The lollOWVlg persons E 17th Street t212 art doing buslneu u Costa Mesa CA192627 ' AANGEL'S RESTAU· Sylvia B Btce, 1813 E. RANT, t50 S. Htwe1 Balboa Blv'd . Newpon Suite tot. Orange, Call- Beactt, CA 92661 fomla 92889 James C Bice, 18t3 E Gold Service• COrpo- Balboa Blv'd.. Newport ration, {CA), 200 N Main Beach, CA 92661 St., Swte 100, Santa Thi. t>ualness 11 oon· Nie. Calllomla 92701 ducted by· husband and Thia business Is con wlle ducted by. a corporation Have you started doing Have you •tarted doing bustnea. yet? No buslnesa yet? Yee. Svtvla B. Bice 08/0t /99 This statement was Gold Serv1ee1 Corpo- ltled wun the County ration, Eduardo Rangel, Cle,_ of Orange County Prea!dent on 11 ·23·99 Thia llatemtnt WH 1'9M812398 ltlod with lhe County Daily Pilot Nov. 2.5 Dec. Clertl of Orangf Couory 2. 9. 16, 1999 Th152 on 10·28·9~HM8096t3 Actltlou• Bu•lnesa oaUy Pilot Nov 26 Dec Name Statement 2. 9, u1. t909 hi1s9 The lollow1ng persON art dOlrlg business as 0 . Paulsen & A•· 1octal•!: 4'247 Dana Reed, rte-NpOft Bea.ch, CA 92863 Ove A. Paulsen. •2•7 Dana Road, Newporl Oeach, CA 92663 Thia businaQ II oon• ducted by an lndMdual Haw vou alarted OOlng buslneu yet? No Ove A. P1111!aen Thia statement was lilod .,. th t~ COunty Cieri. ol Orange County on 11·23·90 1HHtt23" Dally PllOI NOv. 26, Dec. 2, t tfi. 191m Th154 Flctltloue Bualneaa Name Statement The loflowlng petaona ere doing buslneet u Geoor11t Oualnns Serv· lees C375 Ori5tol &reel, Sulie 30, Oosla M u, Callfomla IJ2828 Klmberty Marla C81Qer, 2819 Pla.vtr Lane, Tuslin Ranch, Cetltomla 92782 Thia bualnesa Is con • duded by an IOOIVldua.I ~iave you tarted dQlng Mlnell ytl? Ye , OM)t/11199 Klmbeny Malle Clllder Thil ta11m1nt wH filed wuh the COVnly C rk of Oranoo County on 11·16·1111 1""8111t7 Daily rnot Nov 25 o.c 2. II, t6, t9\19 lh199 I ~r · Agnes Wt111. 15 ) Cemt>rla, Ml5SIOl'l Viejo, ' CA 92692·5127 This business ts con-ducfe<I by a general partnerthip Have you started doirlo busll\8$S yet? Yes, 5191! Wendy Krussman This statement wat flied with the County Clell< of Orange Couol~ on 11-19·~ 1"9681205,2 Dally Pilot Nov. 25 °"" 2.9. 18, 1999 TI11,r Flctltlou• Bu•lnea1t Name Statement The foltowjng persom ere C1olng business as: Gonlla Constrvctlon, 186 e Wiison St. IA. Coste MeH, CA 92627 Edrtc J. Adams. 188 l! Wilson St., #A, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • This busine11 ls con- ducted by en lndtVidual Havo you aiarted doitlf buSINSI yot? No EC1ncJ AdarN Th11 statement was flied With the Countv Citric of Orange CounJY on 11·19-99 1'"'81205.1 Dally P11ol Nov 25, Dec. 2, 9, 16, 1999 Th1'3 Flctltlou• Bualneu Name Statement The following persons art doing bullness a1 PACIFIC DIE $HA~£ ENING, 316 El Modtm41 Avenue, Newpon Beac~ CA 92663 ~ John Thomas LOl'Ql\3 316 El Modena Avenue, Newport Beach. CA . 92663 This business Is COO· dueled by an lndMdual Have you started dolnl) business yet? Yes. 11-18·99 John Thomas Loteni. This statement wa~ hied with the Coun~ .. Cleft!. of Orange County ,. on 11 19·99 or 1~1205! •, Daily Pltot Nov 25, Dec: ' 2. 9. 16. 1999 TM« Fictitious Bu•fneH .. Name Statement The t~ persons ere doing businea as: •l Rose Ro$s Com· peny, b) The Floor Guy. c) Newport Btecll ' Winery, 503 SuperiOr Newport Beach CA J 92663 Gus Defalco, 503 So- pef'l()(..1 Newport Beach, CA 9.:663 This business Is con· duded by an lndMd\Jal • Have you start8d dOlng buslneu yet? Yes. JAH 1990 ~ Gus Defaloo Thie 1tatemenl wu Hied with th• 9<>unty Clerk of Orange county on 11·t9·99 1"9A12039 Dally Ptlot Nov. 2~.i..... ~ 2, 9, 18, t999 tn146 Actltloua Bualnea• ~ Name Statement The lollowtng peraons art doing business 11. Col'-ae Trailer Paftl., 2560 'Newport Blvct~ Cos1a Mesa, C.lil 92627 Aot>ert D Bums, 242 Walnut Street, Ne~ Beach, Calif. 92663 Tins R &ms, 242 ~ Walnut Street, Newport ' Beach, Call!. 92663 ~ Thts bUStnesl Is COO· • dud8(j by husbelld and f Wiit , ' Have you alerted ~ J flu1lne11 yet? Yes, t1-01·99 ., Robert D. Bums • This statement wat 1 filed With the Courtly Cieri< o1 Onlnoe County • on I 1·19-99 ' 19906812040 Dally PllOI Nov 25, ~. 2. 9, 16, 1999 Th146 Flctltloua Bu1lne1t Name Statement • The f otlowlnO pel'IOM • are doing butlnua ea><4 NEWPORT CATERINO. 17042 GDlent A~ Suitt 600, lrvlne, CA ,. 92814 • Wattrtroot Enttrprllea. , Inc., (CAJ· 17042 G II• Avenue, Mlle, calit~ 1 92614 Thit busineu 11 c:c>ey· dUCf Od by • OOfPO'tl.iOO " Haw you 1tal1ed dOl('G bulioen yel? v... . 1 111/09 "" l Watetfronc £n!erpf1M4, toe, David A ~ PruidM .. Thll atatement w Wed With lhfl ~ c1e111 of Oronoe Co0riLy1 on 1t-12-99 1 ..... 1'2\1 Druty PJlol Nov ta. 25 • Doc 2, 9, tOCIV Tl\131 a Daily Pilot . -' ThurKloy, December 2. I 999 85 cnYOF fl-.. Buolwo c..~ ~u(~,~~J • Tl• w.~ J '"-~:=] IRCUtlou•~J I ,,,.,,,~J I R<Wou~!'- COITA Ml!SA Name S~t tno .• Cher1H S. <Iran• The Wit and any codleall butlnea• ytt? No dUCled by 1 corpC11allon bl.I lnMt yet? No • Name StaterMnt IOCllt 1 Ll.C 61111 Chen Nam. Statement "'\ . ---· ,, ' -~ :.·.~-~ OAAHOE COUNTY, The folloWlng pe11on1 ville, Executive Viet are av1H1ble for ex· Jerry w; Mcf'artan<I Have you 11artec:I dOtnlJ Meonus Nikki Keenu• The totlvw1og petton.a Whrt,..1>!lt1. F'r!I •111 't* IOllOWlng P'!IRJM C '"'UFORNI"' are dOing bualnau aa: Presldenl amwi.11on In 1he Irle kept Tfll• 111temen1 wH wmeu yll? YH, Tl'111 alfttement wa. re d!J4ng bu51ne15 ai Tn11 1ta1ernont ~s r OO!ng ouameu 11 "' "' ~WpOn Beact\ Land a Thia ttatement w11 b)' tht court. llled With the County Sepremper 199~ hied with tht Counly neHuen anc:I In· lllGO with Iha COlinty a) SPY DOMAIN NOTICE Sea ·Co, 7 Sundance flied wittl the County THE PETITION re· Cieri\ of Orange County KGW Corporation Clerk of Orange County vt1llg111on Collection ~l'k ol Or ""24J Co\.iflty bl INFINITY OLASS, INVmNo BIOS Olfvt, ~~ B .. Ch. Cieri< ol Orange County QUe•t• aultlolfly to •cl· 00 11 05·99 1<81111'1 Wyert·Prealde<)1 on 1 Hl·ln StlViO!I•. ,109 Lincoln Ol'I 11-12·99 2052 ~,, DI " NOTICE IS HEREBY Ca!llomta 82663 on 11·30-99 mlllllter Ule estate undar 1'"681*5 Tn11 tlltemenr was 19"61tOtM Way. Co5ui Mesa Ca tttt68t 1281 Costa M ,. CA 41~7 ' GIVEN lhal Haled Jlll'OM Alen WilOty, 1tttA1281S 1M lndepeMent Minin· DaOy Pilot Dec 2 8, 18. llled Ywllll tile Counry Daffy P*>I Noll 11. 11. 92e?6 Dolly Pdol Nov 18 25 6 an l Hardy 2052 ptopoa '°' lumltnlng 7 Sundanc41 Oltve Nil~· Dally Piiot Dec 2. II, UI. iltrallon ol Estates Ad 23. 1099 Thta3 O.rtl ol 0fllflg9 COunt'f 25. Oec: 2 1999 TM02 Oelllcl M Keele 3109 Dec 2,' 1999 Thi 17 NIJ ry Bl •9 ~ 111 labor. m1ter111a. port Beath. califomia 23, tm Tntn (Thia AulTlonly Wiii allow Ffctldoue Bualneu on 11·30 ~99M812111 FINetltlous• Bualnen ~=1~a :'~~s •Coate F1Nctitlou 5 1 Bus(,, .. , ~A 2627 =~~t:rfa'.::: 92:3tbare AM WildeY, NOTICE OF ~e~~ ~~~: i:!"l:O:.::~rs!-.. Daoly Pilot Dec 2, 9 18. ame tatement . TI\11 l'Nslness IS con· ame tatement ~ ::~~ ttial u !'My be IWQUlred 7 Sundance Dftve, New· PUBLIC SALE tion1 witnout obtanng 111 c:1o1ngbultneSI 11 23. 1999 Thl80 T':,.l°':ing persom dUdtt<I by wi lnd'Yloual Tl~loUowlng P9f'ION Have YOU started dQlnO fOf the 11th STREET/ port Beech, ca11fomla The mini l10raQt lac.I· court appn:Nal S.f<>f9 Authorized Factory STATEMENT OF ~'!v e'° Pa~:~e':oes Have you It "ed c:loing ~:111 'aa~~,t~ssB~~lo butlneu yer? No NaWPOIH IOULE· 92683 ~Yov,=~~~~~~ ta.ltingcertainverylmpQr· Del'ltal S.Niee, 29818 ABANDONMENT OF 24501 Del Prac:IO Ave ' llUJ=·,,r~ ~ 419 B 31•1 61 .'Ne~ Byron L H4!1tty ~~:9£M~r;::E.T cl~ This business 11 con· the Bu11ne11 and ::1 pe~:I re~~: ,_ven1da O• l•• USE OF flCTITIOUS Suite F·2, Dena POllll, Tht1 s1atemen1 was Beach. CA 92663 T111~ atatemant wu OJ"'CT N ...... 1 c:luctec:I by. husband and Protesslon1 Code, II..... 1--' t Bander111, RanchoSanla BUSINESS NAME CA 92629 flloc:I with tt·• "'-·~ Ilona Martin. 121 l1lec:I · w111l the Coumy PA "' o. -t ' wife Ch1pter 10, Section •tJV• w1 ..... requr..., o Margarita, Calltornla Ttie IOllovoog Pll'SOf'I(•) Eewcet Communities Clerll ol Otan~ ~~ty•Y Ouin10, Newport eeacll, Clerk of Orange COuntY i • I : I c:~~c::i::.:~t= bu~r:,~.r~a:ddolng 21707(a), llerebv gives g~~.~~ceu~~~~ere:~~ 9~ W McFarland. has (have) eban<lonec:I ~nc (LC'U. 28~91 on11·599 v-C~h92~ on1M9911199U1otm Office of the City Clerk, James Allen Wildey NOTICE OF PUBLIC have waived notice or 22735 Teakwood. Mis· the use of th• f1ctlllous vernda a anehll an 111996810628 is ~1nea1 II con· Oat1f,!1""' N-•11h 18. ! n F I 01111 Costa SALE. consented to the buslnen name Juan Capistrano, CA Da11y Pilot Nov 11 18 ducted by en lni.l1vi0ual ..,.. V" Mesa,'g.llfom:: untlf lhe This 5t1tement WH Extra St0<age Newpo<t propoHd action.) Tile In· :~Sl2 Viejo. C1lilornla DANCE EXPERIENCE 92675 25. Dec 2 1999 Tho95 Have you ~tartfld dOlng 25, . 2, 1999 T 114 hOU ol tO 00 M filed with tile County Mesa will conc:luct 8 pub· depenc:lenl admlnl•· 11 10044 Adam• Av This business fs con· 1 t>osmeu yut? No Fletltlou• BuelneH de;, D•;cer!~; ~: Clettt of Or1nge County llC sale of the contents of tration ailfhofity will be This t>us1nHs Is con· 11115 Huntington Beacn ducted by a col')X)farton F etltlous Bualnue Ilona Mari1n ·Na.me Statement Hit, et Which time they on 11·18-99 th• atorage speae(a) gtanled unless an In· dueled by an lndiVldual CA 92648 Have you staned c:loWlg Name Statement Tn1a ttatement was The foliow!ng pe..ona ~• be opened puhlllolu D••tu ·P·'oc 1Nl!,~11225, named belOw, with the ••ratted' person lites an ... ~~:s~rr~ doing lna FICllfiOUs Bui;1ness business yet? No The IOUow\ng persona ftled v.•tti ttiO County are dOlng t>us1MU ea ~ .,....., -1 " "" Jn contents being $o1c1 to obfecl he "" 1-name relened lo above Eexcel Commufl!UH Ire doing business as Cle11< of Of&n91 Counr, [Emplf9 Agency, ' ~u= ~m~e~ Dec. 2, 9, 1099 135 the highest bidder, for Ind ::;,:.o i:oocl9~:i ~~'l ~i:i!~:~"°w.s was hied in . Orange lt\C . DeLorei; Cinque Mr J ~ 2101 East Ed· :wi t 1-11199 . t> Empre Aceden'ly ol ..... Saaltd ptOpQHI• lhall Flc:tldoua Butlneaa lawful money ot tne why tile coort should nol Cou County on 5114199 FRE grani, V Pres. ' inger. Santa Ana CA 199M811632 k6vi> c) EmpQ COi· tiear tile l1tll of tile wol'k Name Statement UMed.Slates of Amenc:1 gran1 the IU11lor1ty filed ~·ti lhe County NO 19996793111q' Tn1s &laternent waa •92705 Daffy Pilot Nov 18, 25. met1cs, 3303 Hert>or __. rvf ot tile bldde Tile lollowing persons (caan) . A HEARING on the Cler1t •anoe nly Eugene LHry 100..4 filed with the COOrlty 2101 Eas.t Edin~er, Dec 2 9 1999 Th118 Blvd A·102, Costa a., n,m• di r are doing business u The aale 11 being hlJld pe111ion wlll be held on on ll-05·99 Adams Av •1 ts, Hunt· Clert\ ot Orange County Inc • (CA), 2t0l Eastl:c:I Flctltloue Business ~sa Califomia 92626 ll ~.~~ 0~~~. ~~ a)OC Nlghtllfe, bl tosabsly a Jandlorcfs llen DECEMBER 23, 1909 Dally Puot 6!c~~~ lngton Beach. CA 92646 on 11·9·99 lnoer. Sant• Ana, CA Name Statement Donna MEE Inc. bid. :alved h Ile ocnlgfllllfe.com, c) and wllt be held 11 11 45 1 De 1 L73 This l>u11ness ts con· 1"9611°"1 9:f7o5 (CA) 3303 Hart)Or Blvd al'hAlf~ ~n;r tl~e www ocnlghtllfe.com, 1250 Bristol St., Costa ~atedparlft T~ City 23, 999 Th184 ducted by en lnd1v1dua1 Dady Pilot Nov. 11, 18, Tiits t>usiness Is con The lottow1ng persons A1o2. Costa Meea, call ,, ,-rthe I °'bid 1330 SE BrtstOI Street. Mesa,CA92628 on 0 Sooth Ora CA .NOTICE OF SALE EuoeneLeary 25.Dec.2, 1999 Th103 ductedby,acorpora11on aredoin~buslneuas tomia9~26 1~\I be =~!cs 10 l>kJ~ #29, Santa Ana, Cahf0<· Dec. 16, 1999, at 9~:S ' nge, OF ABANDONED Thrs stalement w1S Fictitious Buelneu Have you staoec:I doing ~u~ ~ ~sT:T~. This buslneas 11 con· der unopenec:I, It shall bl nla 92707 2:30 Pm. IF YOU OBJECT to the PERSONAL llled with the County Name Statement busmer.s let? No Severi Ht1Us c~ 902~~e ducted by a c:x>q>Ot'ltion i the'l)iddetaofe rea"""•ll>ility of Aaron NtWIOITle, 1330 Auclioneer's Name: granting of tne petltlOfl, Clertl of Orange County The lollowtng persons 2t01 Ht Edinger, S rord :I. H fl Have you started dol:Yo ,,...._ SE <>-'·tol SI 1 l2" KE ........... ft s .... PROPERTY on 11 . .,,.99 Inc , Moh1mmad z. an o H e man. .... t? w 1,,, the IO Me that hit ... ,. '" • •· · "u"""'' eiv ...... , r:i should appear at the Notice IS llereby grv.n ..,,,,.. 19996812824 are dOlng buSll!ISS as Johar Pre•ideot Trustee lor The Heitman ..... s101&1 V8 '" "' :_~ J'9Celved In proper ~~~ Ana, califomla ~: (~6.~~1 ~: :•""ein!"g, f.:1~J:'~ llllt under 1nd pursuant Da11y Pilot Dec 2, 9 16 ~P ::::'r~':'~89. "'~ri v.i~atT~h:n~s =~m~y ;~~. u::,; F~:'h K~~1n~ E~1~h~~~: A:tet ot Bid Documents Thia buSlnesa Is con· Patton. CA 92369 oons with tile court ~1=:'c!~~ :::! 23. 1999 Th181 nue, Su•te 200. Santa Clerlt of 018,,,,8 Countyy Peck Drive. Be\erty H 11s Aoency O.rec10t may be ot>ta1oed a1 the dVcted by an lndMdual Bond• 723--iH9 the hearing. Your property fisted below be-Actltlous Buelneu Ana CA 92705 on 11·5·99 .. ,. CA 90212 This s111emen1 WH Offlcl al the City Engi· Have YOJ st1rted dOlng attlhee-"" ~l>lerrnsic II a'nrvfte ~,.'Oh appearsnce may be In l1eved to be abandoned Name Statement Svc:cess Resourc;e In· 191196810602 Phylhs A Hellman ~ ~ ~!!.. g:'1'Y ne~t, 77 Fair Drive, business yet? No "" •' ,.... pemersony. or by your at· l>Y Mlcttelle w lk 1 1 statute, (CA), 200 North Da~y Pilot Nov 11 18 Trustee IOf The Hellman rk "''-""' ""I Costa Mala. Celdomia, Aaron Newsome only. Owner reserves the lor Whos 8 er· et a Th~ Ollobuw,ng person• Tustin Avenue. su11e 25 Dec 2 1999 Th096 Family Trust UDT Febru· on 11·4'·99 vpQn nonrefundable This statement was right IO bid. IF YOU ARE A CREDI· e 11111 address was are ng siness as 200 Santa Ana CA • · ary 2 t989 201 South 1""'10"9it pavment of $2.0.00. An tiled with Iha County A general desCflpllon TOR or contingent Ctedl· 3400 lrvtne Ave 1114, McMasters Masonry. 92705 Flctltloua BuslneH PeckOnve Beverly Hills Dally PllOI Nov 1,h 18, l eddlUon11 ctlarge of Clerk of Orange C<iunty of the property l>elog tor ol tile cleoellsed. you Ne~ Beath. Cal1tor· 2013 Continental Costa This bUs1ne~ Is con Name Statement CA 90212 . . 25, Dec 2 1999 in113 $5,00 must be Included It on 11-16·99 sold, atono with fhe Iden· must hie your claim with ;:t'bu~6:°~! ~.~c:l Mesa. Ca 92627 ducted by Llrntted Tile lotfowjng persons James E Dobrott Flctitloua Buslneae handled by mall Bi<! 199961118&4 tityoftlle'Occupantrent· lhecourtandmailacopy Irv Steven l McMasters, LlallllltyCo are doing business as .rustoe for The Oobron Name Statement 1 Oocumenls and other Dafly Piiot Nov. 18, 25, Ing Ille apace ere as fol· lo the personal repre· po~e B~va~~1 b~111~::,l"i; 2013 Continental. Costa Have you staneo dolng House of Savmgscom. Family Trust UOT Sep-The following persona 00Gll'ac:1 documents may Dec. 2, 9, 1999 Th137 Iowa· sentatlve appointed by 92860 on Decem"Ar 14. Mesa. Ca 92627 llusiness yet? No 12235 Beach Blvd temt>er 6, 1979 Restated are doing business as· arso be e•amlnod at the Flctltloua Buelna•• SPACE NO • the court within lour ""' This business 15 con· Success Resource In· Stinton Cahtornla Oct 4 1982 329 Via CANYON PlAZA SHOP· -Oftioe of the City Cletlt of Name Statement -OCCUPANT, mon1ns from the date ol 1999 11 1000 o'c:IOCI< c:luctec:I by an Individual s11tute. W E M1tcnen, 906RO : Lido Soud. · Newport PING CENTER, 1 Call-11 the City of Costa Mesa The IOflowl PROPERTY tile llrsl Issuance ot let· AM Have you staned 00.nll President Advanced Dale Process· Buacn CA 92663 I Ge I p rtne Biel Documents wiQ not ng persons DESCRIPTION tars as prOlllded in Pro-DESCRIPTION OF business yet? Yes This statement wu Ing Providers Inc., (CA), Belle M DobrOll ornia ~ 1eoa!; a be ma1lec:I unless tile ad· 1)e .=~lneas as. A208, law Ottioe'a of bat• Code MCllofl 9100 3 de,~R?'C::.7,;:-2 oom· 10-sl·99 L ....... hied w1tll tile Coun1y 12235 Beach Blvd . Trus1"6 tor The Oobroct ~nee. 9~18 500. ea.ta • ditDlaf $5 00 Charge la iuANCE sAJWCi~: Joseph Demetrius Tht ttme tort~ c::laoms puters (currently in teven ._ ... asters Clerk ot Orange County S1an1on. CA 90680 Family Trust UOT Sep· Mesa CA 9262e lncluc:led with payment INC , b) HARBOR AP· Christopher. Bona. wlll not expire before four possession of F B.l), 2 This stetemeni was on 11 ·9·99 This business IS con· lell'bel 1979 ~tatec:I Harry s Rinker. , Eactit>lcllhl•bemade PLIANCE REPAIR Computer, Chairs; moothslromthehearlng 21otd tab filed witn the County 199116810902 ducteoby aoorporatton Oct 4 1982, 329 Via Trustee. under Oeclera· on the Proposal fonn, SERVICE, ~) HARBOR 9126, Charles L,.la. TV. data notlCed above. pnntera, ing 185• Clerk ot Orange County Daily Pilot Nov 11 18 Have you sta'1ed doing Lido Soud, Newport llon of Trust Dated sr-ta P·1 through P·9 APPLIANCE, 1240 Washer, Dryer, Copier, YOU MAY EXAMINE ~ta~~~r::j h:in:::'. on 11·5·9919996410600 25. De<: 2, t999 Th10<1 l>USlllUS yet? Yes Beach, CA 92663 7131174 949 South provided in the contract Logan Ave, Unit E, .Boxes, Sola, Mattress the lite l(ept by tile court net, 1 typewriter, 1 small Dall Ptlol Nov 11 18 Fletitloua BualneH 8/30/99 This business is con· Coast onve SVtta 500. doCOmenta, and •hall be Costa Mesa, CA 92828 c 24o. Daisy Jacob, It you are a person in· screen TV, I fax ma· 25 b:c: 2 1999 Tnoea Name Statement Advanced Data Process· dvcteo by a general Coste Men. CA 92626 1uompanled by a Harbor Area AfJ~lanoe Boxes, Coolers. Mattress 1erested In the estate, china. 1 standing ran, 1 , • The lollowing persons Ing Providers, MaJad pennershop Harry s Rinker, ce.-ltled or cashler's Service, Inc.. Call!). 0162, NBIFF, you may ftle with the and mitcellineous office Flctitloue BuelneH are doing business as Rahim President Have you started doing TNstee ot the Rodellclt ChlCk or a bid bonc:I for 1240 Logan Ave.. nit e. Jefferey Conner, Table, court a Requesl tor Spe· supplies Name Statement FRONTIER PROPERTY This statemeni was bus1nen yet? Yes. and Kennelh Rinker not IMS than 10% °'the Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Boxes, Umbrella cllll Notice (form DE·154) Dated 11 .29.99 The tonowlng persons MANAGEMENT 1635 tiled w111l Ille Coun1y August 17 1999 Trust. 949 Sooth Coe.st amount of thelr bid, made This business 11 con· Published Newport of the filing ot an lnven· ll\llne Alrpo11 Bullding are c:IOlng buslnesa as Supenoi Avenue Umt 4 Cler11 or Orange Counly James E Oot>rcn Drive, Suite 500, ea.ta payable to the City o4 dueled by. e corpor11tion Beaoo.C:Osta Mesa DaJly loiy Ind appraisal ol es· Isl Jack W. Mulfan. AAA Imaging, 116 w Costa Mesa CA .92627 • on 11·5-99 This rota1eman1 was Mesa, CA 92826 Costa Me'-. No proposal Have you atartec:I doing Pilat December 2, 9, tate assets or of any peU· Owner·Manager Elm St Fullerton. CA Rod Jewett 1635 Su· 199968105i6 filed with tile County LD&B Investment Co . 1 ahal be consklered un-business yet? Yes 1999 lion or account as Pubhshed Newport 92832 perlor Avenue Uflll 4 Dally Pilot Nov 11 18 Cle~ of Orange County ca11tmia General Pan· less accompanied by 411192 Th166 provlc:lec:I In Probate 8eaeh·Costa Mesa Dally Alben R Blison t 1e Costa Mesa. CA 92627 25, Dec 2 1999 Th097 on 1Hl2 99 nership (tee betow tor sud\ cashier'• check. Harbof Area Appliance Flctltloua BuelneH Code sactton 1250 A Pilot Deoember 2. II, w Elm SI FvMl9rton CA This business 15 coo· 19996810110 panners) ~· ~~!·~ SeMCe, Inc.,. John A Name Statement Requf est fOf S~l,No-1999 92832 dueled by an 1nc1MdU1I FINctltious• Bualneats D25allV P11ot2 Nov1""""Tn11soo (al Jamt11t E Dot><ott. ,..., ...;.. .... , ... con-Caanan. PreSident The lolloWlng persons tic:e onn is 1va. ... .,.., rom ThWl&l Kaltllrene i: Bisson, Ha~• you stan1<1 doing ame tatemen . Dec · """" General Partner. 329 Via sidered un1eu 111s made This statement wa1 are doing l>uStnesa as the court clerk Fictitious Buelneae 116 W Elm St . Full· business yet? Yes, The lulJOw ng persons Flctltloue BuelneH Udo Sood, Ne11111pon on• blanlt propoat form filed with Ille County Bareloot Potter. 67B·A Attorney ror the erton. CA 92832 7. t .99 are dotng business as: Name Statement Beam. CA 92663 fumtahec:I by the City o4 Cieri< ol Orenge C<iunty Gtenneyre SI., Laguna Petitioner: Name Statement ThlS bus•ness Is con· Rod Jeweu a) Jel1sa D1v1son, The following JJersons (b) Warren c Leftl>- Costa Mesa and Is made on 11·10·99 eeaeh, CA 92651 Rutan• Tucker, The followlng persons dUC1ed by llui.bano ano Thi$ statement was b) Dayva MaMe are doing buSlll(ISS as vre. Genetal Pertnar, 15 In eccomanc:e with IM 18*811055 Agnes , L Dougherty, David J. Gerlbaldl, Eeq. are dol'!p bu5lneu as wile filed with lhe counly Div1~. c) S11rtmg • Hale Hillary2ooo com, 1805 Cha1ham Coun. Newport pr(lvlalons ol the Dally Pilot Nov, 18, 25, 678·A Glenneyre Sf , <c1s1e...'nl2ton070B)1,vd,, Ste. ODUETLVEOLOPERS, 735 Haveyou .. 1arteddo1ng Clalk or orange county Dtvtsiatl. 7842 Wlndfteld Peninsula Place. Costa Beacti,CA92660 Prl>pol8! requhemenl$. Dec. 2, 9, 1999 Th138 Laguna Boch, CA $ .. business yet? Yea on 11·9·99 Dr . Huntington Beach. Mesa, CA 92527 (c) Ann C Fealle, Eoeh bkl.der must have 92651 t400, Coat• Mesa, CA Ohms Way, Cosla Mesa, Oct. 1, 1990 . 19996810899 CA !12647 Christopher M. Hay· Trustee ol the Berinett. • Cl111 "A" ltcense Flctltlou• BuelneH This business is con· 92826 CA 92627 Albert R Bisson Dally p1101 Nov 11. l8, Dayva lnternatlonal, den, 2729 Pacific Coast revocable lrus1. Tnnt A. (Gtnerat Engineering) or Name Statement ducted by: an Individual Published Newport Smith & Sons Proper· This statement ~as 25, Dsc 2, t999 Th105 Inc . (CA). 7642 W1nc:I· Highway, Newport 1026 Chorro SlfHI, and alto be preqU9Jiftad Tile folloW1ng pereons Have you started doing Beach-c<>5ta Mesa Daily t11ts. • CaMomla General flied wllh tile CoUnty Flctltious BuslneH held Orlve Huntington 8e8'h CA 92663 Suite 1, San Lou1~ Ob· a1~~=1a~lno a :;=~~~'.~)~ry ~~';:!s(.e~herty b':.=~~~~999 ::a~~~ft8 ~sa~hc~ ~1e~-~-~r1nge County Name Statement 8;.8~~1·~~,::11s con· Gerild P Hayden. is~I c~n~~ Feck•. craft or classlhcauon no< Pro com. 25912 Via Vf· This siaiement was FTh178 92627 ·Partners ot Gen-19996810G03 The following persom ducted by a corporation 2729 Pacinc Coast H ~· Trustee of Ille eennen stioWn on lht General enlO, Miasion Vleto. ca tiled with thl County NOTICE OF eral Partnership Daily P•lot NOii t 1 18. are doing bustness as Have yao sianed doing ';;ls~IWPOfl Beiictl, A Family Trust Trust 8 Prevalllng Wag• D•· 92892 Clark of Orange County Welker Smith, Jr. 735 25 Dec 2 1999 Th()8g NATURALLY BY us bul!l'MllS yet? v... This bu~lnes.s IS con· 1026 Chorro Slrtll, terrninallOns may be r• Michelle Re lay, 25912 00 11-30-99 PUBLIC SALE Ohms Way. Costa t.1es1 Actltloue Buelneu 427 E 16th St . Su01e 9:'20!99 dueled by co-partners Suite 1 San Louts Ob· QUl(ed to pay tht wage via Vlento, M1$1lon Vleto 1999N12838 The m1111 storage ladt· CA 92827 Name Statement 3089262• 7Costa Mesa CA Dayva tnternat.on11, t1ave .,.,., started doKlg u;~a,~ 93A8 cnHe-"-·. ret.ollhlltaaft0<dassl· Ca9Z692 0 llyP Dec 2 9 16 1ty. accordin~ to the Molly M Sm•th. 735 In<:, Manlll B Lopata. bU •-'>Y ,..,......... ,,..,..,.. flcatlon matt clOlely re· ThlS business la con-2;, 1~ · Tllis8 provlllons °' Orvlilon 8ol Ohms Way, Costa Mesa, The loiiowong persons . Gaytan Jansen. 201 v P sines.s Y91 er. Partner. so Crooked la!W to It u anown In the ducted by an lndMclual th• Bus In es s and CA 92627 are doing buSiness as Crys1a1 Ave Balboa Is· This i;tatament waa 1115199 Stiel( Drive Newport G De dell Rctltld\.la Butlneat Proleaslons Coda, W lk Sml t Star Nails Salon, 370 E Jan<I CA 92S62 lted h h Cou CMs Hayden Be t1 CA &266() air= at ~~ ~~e~?ta,'.ltd ng Name Statement Chapter 10, Section ~:Jay ~1t! 1M::. 17th St #0 Cotta Meu, This 't>usltless 1s CQll• Crerti ~t1o~:0-COU~ Thll •lltement was ~~mto C ltFet>vre. the call for bids. Mlehelle Reiley Tile fotloWlng persons 21707 (a). hereby gives CA 921127 Ca, 92827 ducted by an 1ndMdual on 11.9.99 tiled with the County G"neral Perrer, 15 Tile Corttracto1 allall This statement was are do~ng business as NOTICt: OF PUBLIC Kim S Lazarus, 270 Gary A Schnilc:lt, Have you started doing 199969108&4 Clerto; 01 Orange County Cnatnam Court. Newport OO fll p I y w l I h I he Hlec:I with the County CYBERBOOST NET, SALE Cagney Line. 11301 , 19702 PartlV18W Terrace. buStness yet? Yes, 1980 Daily PllOI Nov 11. 18, on 11•9•9919996810885-Bead! CA 92660 provlalona of Section Cleric of Orange County 463 Princeton Dr, Costa EXTRA SELF Newporl B11ch, CA Yorba Und1. Ca 92888 Gaytan Jensen 25. Dec 2. 1999 Th112 Ann C Fedie. TNStae • 1no to 1780. lnduslve, on 11·30-99 Mesa, CA 92826 STORAGE will conc:IUd a 92663 This business 11 con· This $latemen1 was Fletltlout Bualnes• Dall~tlol Nov 11 · 18· ol the Bennelt re· QI the cahlomla Labor 1999Gl12134 Shirley Fenn, 483 public sale of the con· Clarke A. Smith, 735 ducted by an •nd1vidual llled witn the County i 5· 2· 1999 Tilt l l covacable Trust, Trust A. CQde, tha p11M11l1ng rate DaWV plot Dec 2, 9, 16, Princeton Or , Coata tente ol tile storage Olvns Way, Costa Mesa. Have you alerted doing Clertl 01 Orange County T~~m1~.~atement Flctltloue Bu•fneas 1026 Chorro Stree1; ana scale of wages es· 23. l999 Th173 Mesa. CA 92626 space(1) named beloW. CA 9262T business ~17 No on 11·9·99 "" ......, .. ,,..g pe15ons Name Statement StJ.111 1 San Louts Qb.. tabl!lhed t>y tha ()ty o1 FlctttlOue Bual,,..a This business ii con· ~tth the contents being Shreder lnvHtments. a Gary A Schmidt 1911116110887 are doing business as Tne IOllow ng persons isoo. CA 9340t CQsta Mesa. whiCh ,,. Neme Statem.nt duaed by; an lnc:llyl(juar sold IO the highest bid· Llrnited Partnership or This s1a1ement was Daly Pilot Nov 11. 18, a) ComWel Toot~. are doing bu$10eu as Arvt c FeO•'!! Truslee on hie wnn Iha ()ty Cleric Hive yoo started doing der, lor lawtul money of catifomJa (CA), 1502 flied with Ill• County 25. Dec. 2. 1999 Tll110 b) AutOlools now, 23411 Markel'Sound LLC ot tile Benoett Famtty ol ltle City ot Coeta The lollowlng persons business Y!J(1 Yes the UMtd States ol erookhollow Or. SU1te B Cieri! or Orarw;ia County Summerfield 3E. Aftso 7 RidgOll!\4 Or ~eWJ>On Trust Trvs1 e. 1026 Mela; acid shall tor1eit .,.. doing buslneu as 09/01/1999 Amence (cash) Santa Ana CA 92705 on 11·5·99 Rctitloua BuahtHe Vie,o ca 92656 S.aCfl, Ca fomm 92660 criorro Strfft Svl!e 1. Pttne111.. prescribed Aura09n TecflnOIOOie•. Shclfey Fenn The 11fe Is belnO held Kona Gardens. a LJm. 199M810G05 Name Statemont Daniel Richard Bol•un, MerketSound LLC San LOUii ~po. CA , f h 1 r I I n f o r 3100 Airway Avenue This statement wH to Atlaly I landlord's hen tted Par1nef51lip of caJI. DaUy Piiot Nov 11, t 8 23' II Summerfield 3E. (Oelilware), 152 Madl50fl 93'101 nonoompllance of said 1136, Costa Mesa. CA tiled with the Coun1y 1nd Wiii be held at· fornla, (CA), 1502 25, Dec 2, 1999 Th090 81~~~~~~:~~5 Aliso Vlfl)o ca 92656 A"e, Sufre 1104 61 t TlllS t>ua1ne"'• It oon- Code. C Cou 9~1~:.Y E. Harver 2980 ~·~-~~ County ~~~~1~1~me'ah~a~ Bsrook~llowc~" Suite B Fictitious Butlness a) Total Mar1<ehng. 0~~ ~s':~~ki:';'. ~001w;6 Yortc. New Yori\ ducted hb a {l8nll'lt .. The ~ ncfl of ltle Babb street, Costa 926 7 Deco be 8 ante na, 92705 Name Statement b) Grand Gourmet Have you started do4ng pannets ip Cl1Yol taMesare-Mesa,CA926211 OltyPIOl~81213l 1aO:a~~pmm rt , Caroline Power ThetolloWlngpersons 201221mpenalCoveLn .. bus1ne11 yet? Vas. Thsbu,iness1soon· bu~fr:s~ouver~a~~CIOlno ; 98{Vet tile rlohl to 19)ect This t>osl""'U ts con· a I . ' 9, 1 ' Aucttonee"'a Name· Klndnsh Trust, Alexander are tjolng t.usineu as Hunt1ng1on 8eaeh, CA 10 01 99 ductec:I oy· Um1ted "' any and/or all blc:lt. .,.,. 23, 1999 Th169 KE ~. Phone 11 M Power Trustee, 7300 Wllsons' Beach Col· 92646 Dan;.I R Bot1..ln Liability Co Octot>e1 1974 • MARY ELLIOTT, d~ed by-an '":1~1 Actitloua Bu•lneH Happy Canyon Road. tege, 304 Marine Ave., Charyl May Boone Th11 statement Wltl Have you staned do4ng Jamu E Oobrott, • Oeputy City Cler11 ave you allrt ng Name Statement (909) 863-1131 Santa Ynez. CA 93'60 Balboa lslan<I. CA 92662 20t22 fmpenal CQve Ln , buslness vet? Yes Genetal Par1ne1 ol • Cifty of Coate MMe business yet? No ~ran. P 0 Box 825, This bustness •• COO· Nancy wuson Bedl C tiled wth tne COunty 719199 LD&e lnvestmeru Co.,• ' Publlthtd Newport ~ ~:l:ment Wll ar~~=:~'" = ~~ffl!79 c:lueled by a generel 321 Alvarec:lo Place, ~rs,!~ton Beach A Cleric 01 Orange County Mari.etSound LLC, Calllomi1 Genet'll P111 : ~la Mau Dally meet witn lht ,.,.. ...... Grimm F•"" Talall .,..._ 1rw1 • partnership Balbot Island CA 92661 This business is con· on 11 ·9 99 19996810888 Bradley S F'tthmol\/ nerihlo • Piiot November 25 ......., .. , p c ..... ::.:... ,,,. public 18 led to Have you stal'led c:loing This busoneas ts con• ouaed by an Individual D o..... N 8 Dltec:lof Th•s 5tatemtn1 WU 1 Oeotmber a. 1999 Clerlt of Orange C<iunlV remier ...._, 2700 attend. Terms are cash bUline':J't? Yes, Feb· ducted by an •ndlllic:tuaf Have...,., sta'18CI ~ aity """' av. 11, 1 • Th11 st1temont was llleCI w111'1 !he COlft) j ~138 on 11·30·99 N Main SI lf601, Sanla ""'"' ~r reserves ttie ruary 1 u-~ .. ,., .. ·•~rt-""~..... 1-7 25. Dec 2, 1999 Th109 tiled W!tn th8 ,..,.._.., cten: of Or•,,,.. r~ ....... • '" 1,......•1-Ana Ca 92705-6637 """' ....., ....,.., ,_ ... '""'....,,.'V bUS<n4JSS yet Yes \9 I """"'"' -.,,.. ............ , Rctltloua BualneH .._. '"'"-' Cary Dean Arnold nght to""' Clartt• A Smlfh business yet? Yes, Cheryl M. Boone Flctltloua Bue nest O.rti of Orang• County on tt-09·99 ' Name Statement ~::1l= Dec 2'~ti11:4 2700 N Main St •801. of A 1~~~ 11~15 wi~''T,:'nbc;:~ 1~~ Witson Beck 11,!;" wi~at~i:enh::i~ -!:.:";:ii!!i~':e~~s 00 ' 1•9·99 19"'110lt2 Daty Pilot~~~ ~ Tile following persons Flctltloua BualneH ~2~C~3,'4 "• · C 1 sold, along with fhe Iden· Clertl ot Orange County This l1atement was Clertt of Orange Couniy 1re clotng t>ollness es Da 1y Pilot Nov 11. 18. 25. Dec 2. 11199 Th101 : 11• dol~ t>ualneu u. Name Statement tJty ol the Occupant rent· on 11-17·99 filed with tile County on 11·S-99 Web Dnve Space, 25. Dec 2 t999 Thl07 ' Tota com, 7011 Tho tollowfng per1ons du"J:i ~~~C:i" Ing tile apace are as fol· 19996811880 Cterlt ot Orange C<iunty 1999681CMl14 18103 Yosemite Ct. Flct1110ue BualneH • ~~sTe.Av~'u~~:~gion 1re CIOlng t>ualnesa •• Havtt you atarted doing Iowa SPACE NO, Dally P1lol Dec 2. 9, 18, on 11·5·99 Dally Pilot Nov 11. 1a, Fountain Varll!y, ea111. Nern• S1atement Actrtloue Bua1ne.a : {!Heh, CA 92647 Hant<'• M&Klcan Food, bu$1ness yet? No OCCUPANT, 23, 1999 Th165 19196810604 25, Dec. 2, 1999 Th094 92708 • The I01low1ng persons Name Stal11ment r • Timothy J. Hunc:I. ~~ Wca8ak.J!2S6t, Costa C8ty D. A.mold PROPERTY Actltlou• Butlneu Daily Pilot Nov. 11• te, Flctltrou• BualneH Tern vL Bf#wCouster, are doing business as The lollOW1nQ P9l'lt!nl l HJ11 GOlc:lenwut St., ........ · '""'" This 1ta1emen1 was DESCRIPTION N. S 25. Dec 2. 1999 Th091 N s t 18103 059mdl "· Newpofl BHCn Tennis &f9doln0 buslnus u • •Kt, Huntington Beach. Sally S Wigner, 33S9 filed with the Count) A. 0 4 7 . LA u R 1 E The";~';'1~s Flctltloue Butfneu n!~~~~·';:°rsons Fountain Valley. Cllltl Club, 2601 E111blull Precisfon Lat>oratol}' CA 92&47 =~r~ ~2e Cos1a Clerlt of Orange Coun1) BECKERS, TABLE, Ir• c:lolng bus ne11 u N•m• Statement ant doing business as 92/~n Y Br• w st• r onv., Newport BNCh. lntematlonll 317"4 Tllil ~ 15 can· 'ft.: .... ~.""-u II -.-. on 11·30-99 CHAIRS, BOOt<S a) Amencan Aealden· The le>llo'Mng pe~s GREAT WESTERN i•-..,... pl 18103 y CA 92660 Glbrallar, Costa Meta, ~td by. an indMdull ,,_ .,_~..., .,....,.. 199Ml121:H A 225 RANDY JAMES ere c:lolng busl/le51 as ENTER ""''""tt ~· o-Yarrow Point Vltllllf91, CA~ Have you started c:lolng c:lucttd by an ~Mdual ~My Pilot Dec. 2, 9, 18, SNYDER. GUITAR. , ~v=OI b~:A.R~ Flow· Rite Conctett Ion AV:Rr~ta~e~· IM'tl~ 927c:"'lalll Val· LLC, (CAI. 2601 EaS1· Pllul 1-ial'Tll • bullMH yet? No ~~~.:-~ ... doing 23, 1099 Th17(( BOXES, COUCHES. Floof. Costa M N , CA Pumping, 3708 P1rk ca~1orni; ' 18~·nla l>ullneU 15 con· blufl Drive, Newport r~~l~).~4 : Tlmothy J. Hund • l l/01/1994 Fic:tltioua BualneH DRESSES 926211 Lane U , Newport Nancy Lee Thompeon, dUCled by husband anc:t Blectl, CA 92660 Thi• ltatement .,.. Name Sttl9ment A>288, VINCENT R. Amencan R111dentlll 8e8ct> CA $2663 960 Ul'llOI\ Ave . Colla wife Thia bulineU ii con· CA 9282& : ftled With the County ~~ si:i!r.~t WH The lollowtng perlOna BURG BOXES, SUIT· Funding Inc:' (NV), 3200 Andrew ~u1tera, 3708 M •• a ' ca 11f0 r n I a Have you started doing ~~J:v b& Limited d::, ~ ~=' onClo~1·!)f18·~ County tiled With the County ant doing busineU II C~.,E50, lAKDEDNER Brlllol Avtt , 8th F!Oor, ~~~La' C~ 92A66. 3Ne\llP()l1 ll2627·Jt34 buslneu yel? No ~ve you lllr1ed do!no Have you lw.d doll1d t • .. Cleric of Orengo County Studio PR. 718 s "" ' Coll• Mesa, CA 92826 .... _.I ,.. JtlfWIRia.m Thompson, AnthOny f>. Brewster .. I t7 Ye bu -'? 'Y 1•' 1"91111111 30-99 Wet>eer Ave., SU1te 103 MC LAU Q H LIN, Thi• t>utlnesa II con· This buslneu Is con· 960 UnlOl'I Ave, Cotta Thia •tatement was vV$ neu ye •, ~11 7 "'' u, 11 ~ 1~/:~l:: 25+n~ on 1'· 1'*8tH21 Anallelm,ca 92804 w:~~i.R,~E~l~G. du~:%u•,::,::a~ du~~~~,81~~::~=~ ~2:;7~1:s,f11 1uoinle ftled w11fl the ~ ~-~~C:ventins. E~l~~P~:: Paul A. Dally PtlOI Dec. 2 9• 18• Cr1lg M. Hll!i 718 S JR • BOXES, HAND bu&lne11 vat? Yes. IWlf busmeH yet? No Th11 t>vtineu, II con· Cl•rk of Or nge County LLC, Steve Joy(le, Harn. P~asldenl/CEO RctlUoua Bualneae 23, 1099 Th178 Webster Ave :;u1t• 103 CART, HEADBOARD, Amertc&; R1110tntlal Andrew AQvlltra dUde<I by a general on 10 13·9~900680e14' Manager Thia 11atement wu Name Statement FictJdoua Bualneu ~~~2~ con-HAIRDRYER Funding, inc, Vince This statement .... pertnershlj) o1 y PlloC Nov 11, t8, nu ttatemeni w.. filed w.cth Iha Courtly 1h4t fofk)Wlng pellOl'll N.me Stat.,,,.,., duc:Ctd by; •fl lnoivlc:IUll B·035, ANTHONY Rinehart, PMldent flied . 'With the County Have you •tarted doing 25, Dec 2. 1999 Th115 ~rt.::"'~~ ~-~~ Ccul!Y are(j«Mgt>uMl41uu The ra11c1wng persona Haveyouatarteddolng JAMES OIFOLCO, Thia aratement wH eteonn.11_o;2ange County ~~'=Lye .. t?T~ i='lctltlOueBualneu on 11 •009 1'""1-Ktmoo MOIOlll>O't, are Oo1nO bUllMM H t>u-.... ""'11 Yes DRYER , 8 0 )(ES, filed w tn ttie COunty ;r.., ·-·~, ,....,,,.._.. -... 2121 Hart>orBlvd .,eo.ta GOLD COAST INVEST· 9122199 ,_ ' COUCH, CHAIR Qerk ot 0!11nge Counly 109M810l12 Thll statement wH Neme Stai.ment 1 .... 1°'" Dlllv.Pl.uo No¥ 11 • l&. Mete. CA 92927 MEN:r CLUB 2081 Bual· Cra M Hit c. 0 1 8' TH 0 MA s on 11 •30-09 Oattv Ptlot Nov 1 I ,. lileCI WUh the Counly Tlw folloWing PlllOflt ()ally l'tlot Nov 11 11, 25. Dec 2 t tlO Thall Myrnta lncorpotlled, naSI Center Dr ... SOiie Thi~ •tAtemenl Wll' FERGUSON, WHITE 19"1t1211• 25 Dec 2 1199 Th092 Clerk of ()qingt County are OOlnQ l>USlnlll as :?5, Dae 2, 1999 Thl08 FICii o~ Bu•inM• CCA),2121Hert>orBlvd .. 214, Irvine, CA llled with Ille~ CH£ST.MISC.BOXES. Oa"YPiloCOtc:2,0.18, Fictltlou~BualnHa on11.a.tt Mal*rnE~tnn. FlctltJOu•BualMH NemeStatement ~ta Mela, CA 92827 112812·1 loe Cl~ of Orenge Count) L U G G A Q E , 23, 11199 Th178 Name Statement 1 ..... 10827 1800 W LlnCOln Ave , Name Sta19ment The tof1owtng P111iCJN Thie bualnNI '* con-Susan Fttneh, 20e1 on 11 .30.99 f'!~DNEITURSRE DOU Y. 2 Flctltloua ButlneH Thi 1.........,._ pettona Delly PllOI Nov 11, 18. Atlehelm CA 92801 The 1911ow1ng polWlt a,. doing bu11nuua ducted by: a oorporettOn BuaintH Center 01.. 1tttA12ax ~ N St tefnlftt 919 ......,:~;jX.,. 111 2!, Dec.; 2, 1999 Th09I> Encuttv• Inn A•· are CloitlQ tu as Mlril Oourm8(. '210 E 118"9 you ttarttd CIOlng Suite 214, tr.ine, CA Delly Piiot Doo. 2, II, 18 0-032, DENISE HER· ame I Hiiiloper.:"•r Prut, 1281 F1Ciltloua Buaineta eoct&IM UC, (Calif), 480 Ruil 'SeMCU, 2072 Yorba Lindi Bl11d • bu•IMA yet? Y... 92612 23, l999 Th171 RE A A..:. R EF RIG Thi lollowlng peraona L ...... ~ et~ SI' "'~ti Na-...... _....__t N Coast Hwy, L•9'N PlaCMI A\19 . ~ p • l'.Jt.. 92870 01130/8-4 Ouglu Wright. 2114 EAATOP'I, BICYCLES, ered0ingbutl~!'72 .. e M"'en"""c· 2""8......., T ....... ,-......::..Ulln_g_ .... __ • eear .. ~·B.~.!!&s.,1 ............ MouCAV26zt ~aa.rinc;. <CAI. k"""ll Incorporated, /.Jrway Dr .. Costa Men, ee~•tsS BOXES, TABLE. HAND IMotota oom. -tr· · ,. "" ""' .. ,...,.. ,,_, ....... ,_ .,.,..,.., • ._, o I R I 8140 1 c.--....• ). dbe'"i(ymoo MOtOtlport, CA 02827 -CART rtnoa Pkwy • 1.. IMne, Diane Hiii, 1288 a1• dOlnQ bus!MU II OUC.td by; llmltt<t enn I ~L' _,_ ¥1 .. Jtffr•Y Kymla, TNa buSlntll It oon· NOTIC! OF 0 •204, JOSHUA CA 94'608·8202 Londonc:ltrrv St' Coate QAOAM AUTO OE· L:lllblllty Co GtOVH Ct ' \.~ c~ YOftll Undli, CA:- OlmftJPl'Mklelll c:lucted by • gtnttal PETITION CAVAREnA SURF• 1Mot0cacom Loa Art-M•M CA92828 TAIL, 38? W. Bay St, HalY9VOU•t911eddOlnQ 11710 ™-IUlnNa : Thll \atement wH partnership TO ADMINISTER 8 OAR O ..1 9 OXES, ge1t1, '"'-· (CA), 203&2 P tu I H 111, t 2 H AfJI 23, Ool11 ~ bosloeu yet? Y.. ~ t11 ~· °':::by 1 ~i.,. Nl2 wlll t11t Counly Htveyou.ta.r1ecld0ing ESTAT! OF: ~ICTUA~. MARBLE Ha~ BNd TOf· l.ofld~rry .... ~, Costa ca,.l~ .. 92627 Od t 11199 Htlve.1;u•n rteddOlrlQ buslner," yet "••· ~Of <>range C0untY bUSiflUI yet? No ARTHUR ADRll!N TOP. teftOO, CA 80!03 ~ ""'8'''"' wvwv-GUiiien, 317 EJKUIY& Inn~ 1T y 10-1 °'1 1 M2;89 Si.1$11tl Fr.ndl HOEL; •k.a ARTHU.. E·243. t<AAI LOPEZ. Thia bUmeU 11 con-Thlt wsineaa con-W Bly St, Apt 13, l 1. C, Sn". C ti e n ' langbel me.. ~ t1MUU2t2 (f~ •temanl .... A: NOEl: MAnRUS. T.V. SET, d~ by: ~·liOn duct by. husband MCI Coste ~ Ctllifot'l'illl WhltWotttl. P.mtdetlt A. Sr ~ Oaify Pilot Nov. 1.!i. 25, ftlOO w11t1 1t18 Coutlly C 0 BOXES Have you llarted doing Wile lmS27 Tnll temtn'l I Tht !.men1 ~ 1999 mt32 Cle~ ol orange County CASE NO. A11M35 ~ ~ bu.in..i yet? No Have you ianed dOlna Eme$1o I F!Ote$, 387 111ee1 "'8 COUnty 1 ._ eoi: ~· lu•lntii Or) 11-30-09 To •" l'!P$, Dane& 9Hd\ Cotta Mata OMlY ~ Q)tn Lee An· bUSlnl I )'9(7 y . 1891 w Day . St. ""' 23. Cleft( ot Ontng9 Oour!ty CIP :"0rang1 Ccufy 1 ..... neot .:i.n.e. ettct1cn, cont· PllOt December z. f , CMIU. Inc.. O SIMI IOI Oia1"1 f{IJI Co"3 ~. Oellfomla on 1M2'" °" i1+oe Nemel~t 0 p .... ~ 2 0 18 lt\gtntCfedl!Ofl,1ndper· 1999 Adllmt31rntM,CEO Thi$ u11ement wu ~1 t~t• 1_,_ Ktlt followtng pe~ ~ ...... ..,_ • ' • '°"' whO m4lY othllrw!M Th182 lhll atehlmtnt WU filed With 11'11 Cclunty Thia bu$lnt 1$ con· DelY Pilot NOii 18 25 re dolnO buelt\teaa -.: 23• 999 Tt117e be lntel'Qtm rn the will cw ....... ,:n..,...,.,c:::,.._-, .. 8.-11-,i:=.--""'a...-tiled with lhl OOunty Cltr1( ol Orwno-County cl~ by: • ~ o.c; 2. 1. 19* 'Th118 ~ NcW 1 ~ ~ On ~. eaune or balh ot r """""' .,,_ Clt!l( o1 ~ ""'"""' on 11·5·99 pan~ FlcJJo·-L::c=e H1 ~ 1t9t 2tol OllllM,. Ave , AATHUAADAIEN NOEL N11me 8tntment on 11-0.. ii'''lf"' ~ .. , t"'"10l11 H11vt you atantddalng "" ... --COit• ...... CA 92929 Flet.ltk>u• Bu•IMH •ICI ARTHUR A NOEL Tha toflowlno ptrsona 1 ..... tl1147 Oti lb.cPilot NO\o' 1 ~ bU!lneSI vet? N(I tte"'4I ........ .. ~~~· f:.en:-~ ~rre!=llltd r~~~~e~•. ~~3 ::-o.c.a:M~ 25 1,1~ .__ 3 ~=-~~t= 1 .:-~·~ Mtaa. CA 2127 • .,.. doing bualnatUI ~ L~~J...-WM Teel!WOOCI. Mii• -Flctl'9oue -•..--• t.a """' "-Courny •>'OOH b) '!!!.'-Thie bullrWI " coo-CAPITA, am IMrCfl E In .,. ~IUI' •IOn Vi.Jo, C.lltomi. • BwelMI• Naime ..... men\ Cit~ OI Orw9 Cotny 6Uf1 L.oog. M - ...., by:.,,~ Street, hlta ~.1...~· Court of C111101n1a, 2602 N8fM ... ""'*" TM toloMnO ~ on '0'2 HwY, ,l.f!OulOi 9'ld\ CA Hew you stllttd ~ por1 ~ CA vzwu County of ORA.NO .JM\I W MeflltWO The f*"""O penone ttt dOlng bUUntll U 1 HlllCIM4 ~ • bu11nt1i yet? No ~e Tecmotooia 'T'Hf' l'ETillOH FOA 22135 TMkWOOCI Mii· ~SCIOlnaT.tlUU' ~~--MK ENTERPRISES ~ How 11 11, .. eCU\lve ll'fl At .............. ~ft ~ (l>NWMtWM). · '3131 --·re: ~11-1 ·•-ui .. i.... Calif0tnle ·rn:.ST COAST,.,.._,• 18312 ~. i...nt, .... , .. 1119 ~ tMU/' ll"Aaft ._, ~e-....--. ""' &Mt. So.Illa 200. DONNA LYNN LA ..... .. ._..... SERVICES, _;22101 ~ a.di. CA ..... ''"' ,.....,_ OoMt ~:-"'~ ... 1rJU 1111te!Mnl waa ~•WPort BHctl1 CA MOOAEbtt~u Actbel1 Q Aqulrio. 850 SoMawlMf, UM! for W84t CAMMI flllld Wiii 1119 County .zeoo PttlOnli ~ lflt'n9rtdl A¥t, 11113, Ml.'~ 92t30 MmJi N Kftl'IUI Ttrll twllwll II cmn- Cftl\ Of~ COllnty Thie butlilMI .. con ~ ICMlll•r tie ......... C4iMOmle 12121 l(QW Co1pora11on. ~~ ·~..: ~ w~ l.ll""9d Col lhe D:l-a 11.....:i:....&. at LJ2 c.1..7 ort110Ht duded tiy; a O)l'pof'8tlOll of.,.~ Thia IMll'll9I .. Qt)f't• ~ 22toe Sprl~ on IMCtl. ..... 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AtmodePed In ftoe $4491( ey Ownll( 9'~718-1383 BIO CYN viLUs lWMtOllE ECCE~CE 8ordtttng Ilg Cyn Golf CoUf'M. 2'3bfl Opell 5\10 1-4 FORD ROAD PROPERTIES 949-759-noo t Olaplay Ada i ~ Start at $751 * : Deadline t t Tueaday SPM t • STUDIO . • • Open Houae * new~ tctJo, u111 ! ll1tlng1 t rdudecl, d9ctl. Yf"V. no Piii t Only $151 t !.'49·760-1113194e-588-8500 * Deadline * ,: Thursday SPM : : It Pays to : • Advertlae • : f n the Best : t LOCAL : • Real Estate • : Section : * Call Todayll * : LISA RIVERA ! : 949-574-4252 •• : ANNE WILLEY t : 94g.s14-4249 :, •••••••••••• THE SHORES APTS 1&i2BR TOWN HOMES $300 OFF MOVE-IN Selected Units ••••••••••• Starting 0 $1095/mo. Mo to Mo lease. "We are• pet0 community. 6 block• from th• beach, 949-644-2611 SELL your home through crassmed GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 P~Pilot , ;-. . . j :.: . . --. -.. ' ,. . , .... ~ t ~a It' • . . FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUN11Y BY F.UHION ISLAND S.autiful trM-lined attMta and golf COUl'M 'Mwa. Enjoy careftM llvJng In your larg4t 2 BR ~t l\ome! dllYoO room, FP, 2·S10IY, on Unle l8'lnd $370CYmo 949-123-0120 I .... ] . ...... , . ..: .. :•Newport Marina •1 E'S llCll'. ~ 38r 281 HM, 2c Qlf, Sl5Wmo. No •. s 1000.~. 329 lkllvtr· i\ IL U., IM9-54H093 FCJI jl( 29i iiijl fim hme, .. _.full~. 11J1yd,2lc gar, 3 rnl lobcli. no pe111I750mo 94H42-1004 Apartments BayCront community whh priv•te beach 6l manna Walk to Balbo. ls!And shops. Minutes from F.sh1on Island • Wood.burning/gas OrcplACes • Private ~~gcs • Boat slips available EASlSiOE ch1rmlng 2br, ldda/pets wtloome, garage, Ltg. private yard, $1595/mo 949-5o48-3959 Now Leasing 28R S2050-S2 l 00 Sorry No Pets 1• Please call {949) 760-0919 .1 Living In Luxury ~ ~i'Oestyte ... unparalleled In Orange County from '2. 100 10 16, I 00 1-877-681-7387 ~ • 24 Houf Guard Gate • Full-time concierge servk:e • Elegant one or Noto bectoom plons • GofQeOlls clubhouse • lavish pool, spo • Fitness tlclhtles • ~ 10 fashion lslond, wondettut res1ouranls. Shopping. and onlel1olnment ATOP NEWPORT COAST •Enclosed Garage •Alarm System • Washn/Dryer/Refrigerator • Fitness, Business, Clubhouse Cmtns 0111· p,.. !r. ,>•·1 /\p.1·tr1' •"fl,, .. •"• I. p' :i i . 'I; I I. , f . '' • ,'.: . • • " . ' . ! r I! I ) i \ •) 1 s~ olf eccuniy dq>OJit Whal 'fOt.l IOUt and lcue lJI !hr - ¥\Jll Wlth apprcmd ttaiil (Docs DOC include pct ckpc*t) SAN JOAQUIN HILLS At Nnvport RJJ,. Driw 1 '888 882-80 \1 ~ .. l " f hli • p .... ' 80Ul'8 l1·f,.pl1111w 8::Wu111-·1 01111111 \~oq.t,,,.fn•lo• 'hll..-111 H :I0.1111-:1 OOp111 "·¢.•· r rid.I Motel MANAGERS I SPECIAL* $154.00 + tlx Wldy (Mule Pf1Mlll 1lis Ad) 235 ""' l luldllnlt1I SIW!ecl on beaullully llr~p#lda FEAT\JRi 24·Hoor Lobby/Direct dial phontl/FrH HBO, ESPN l Dlec;JPool l Jeicu.ul. Guesl laundlY caose 10 405 & 6& Fwys Mrl'a from 0 C, Fiiip, collgl Ind ball Wlbg lklne lO ellCPI & 19111U!lll'll$' COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2277...,_BIYd Phont~MMO All'Aifubii bch Iii. CIOSe to uncl, 2Bf 2Ba. FP, ,.,OWd •r1. 2c Olf, w d, fl'IOdem lltt. •o Delio. $ t. too.mo. Wtrwtt. MH73'1505194H50-8S10 CM Young 'PrQl'i lo lhiie pOOl home .. Mitnlill c.n. reepondlle ~ + 111* 714-549-1101. '. '"~~· ·~,> ... l l .,...... • .. , • ·' l FOR LEASE 1200 .. diJIU',ct Mty ~MdO!llct81M • 2nd lloof .... lof up 10 3 YI' SWl1lnO • sz 85 al/mo t Ull AvM JtmllY 2000 C.-14~12 HOLIDAY SPECIAL se.r. .. ONEO FIREWOOD S1ts CORD FREE OEUVERY within reaaon. 71WMoe>911 PfS Siillng st JOhn K.liha .. c:urtlli s1)1ll llz4 4--8 ==-~~ ~. l..a/VI Wu.it Olllce Delk 949-640-1879 ROSE PARADE/ROH BOWL x1n1 grand ttand seata, .ie ~ ?l1P 1rnltf from Anllhe'1l oaine sut1, ~/Stll 94"42-8542 I L eUillSiHQs, <iOl2M I WAS $7600. N<M S3880 50xeO Will LIOIJIDATE AT 18490 1..eoo-m-0111 WOl# TANNING IEos TAH AT HOME 11UY OIAECT ANO SAVEi COMMERCIAIMOJ,lE tda lrom $19900 Low ~ Pt)'l'nlllC • FftE£cib. CtillloD Cell 1-800-711-0 I 51 I >' -;:·~ -.~, ~. ~ ..... 1 • '-· ' ' •• L;,. ..... I ' ' ~--. •-' .. ' Polley H111t nud 111·1.ullint' 11rr ~ .. 1i,~·· '"I l11t11EI' .. it!mt•I 11111irt'. nw puhli,hl'r ri•>t•rw:. 1h1": njtht u1 n•n,or. rn·l.1!\ 1(~, n \ ,.,.. •1r n·11·11 um rL1-•1ri1•1l 111ht·ni...-1111·111. 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PleaN bring all ,. q:.ilred tnfonnltlon. Tlm•• Orlngt County Attn: Pam Bicld119ham 2901 O.,y Ave. Santa An1, Ca 92704 714-649-8548 aoo.t33-40IO -. -· ~· _- r... ' -.... ~ .· ' . ~ . .. INA.ATASLE BOAT l MOTOR '500 Ofl BEST OFFER .... TICH3tl I .,··r'· .. - ·• l .. . ' ~ . , l' . . . -""" lol .:, •.• ~ 8MW ts t CYL ·et • • 8PutwlT1nUtw 5 Spd ~ ,,_ (C02792) $28,996 SltRUNO 8MW • , t4M45·SIOO • -. iliw 2314 'ii 4lC2, t500, ICCIO, S#vet9d0, 3rd door., ~olKsw~aT:: 11 U42.2000 * : Blliw 111 IU CH 't7 , "" Auto, Black on Bt1£f~ .. SOnroot. AC, 31K M;;-: (Y31~UNO ... ';;'1 • t4M4UIOO .. 8MW 39 ICA convt 'ii - Mic dver WitllCk ~ (M20453l $34,* " STtAUNO IMW .. ~ .. 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